r 7 f :.
.a
ii
' in tocclthi has leen largely 0 matter of -better
management, a more businesslike ...
.cenduct of his farm.':. , "
1 .. . - 2Ae greater: use of banking tactlities
- Acs been a great factor inhelping the tar-
mer. . - - ' f -
- Suck Banks as lhe New Bern Bank :
. ing & 7 rusf Co., fat re nee the wisdom of ; ,
doing everything in -their, power to help
.'- ae oiAc farmer himself but for the in;
direct benefit of the town where the tar
Smer trades. Have we -YOUR .account?
We can help you. , .... ., ; ' - 1 . . -
I!ew Bern' Coftoa OLand. Fertilizer Mills
Cotton Seed Products and High Grade" Fertilizers
v i , .. P'' S::-'fi's fwvj i';
- '. We make a Specialty of Cotton Seed Meal Guano, which properly'.'
' mixed Vita other ammoniateB,- and beet quality, of Acid - Phosphate, t
'and PotasH, la considered the best Fertilizer that can be used for the '
' lands and crops of Eastern North Carolina.4 Some of our, brands of
Fertilizers are: - . t',.'. - ' -.
: . CBATEN COTTON GUANO, 8-8-2,
, Onslow Farmers Reliance 8-2-l-2-r
S t i FOI'S HIGH- GBADE FERTLIZER, 8-8-3 ;
i , Ives Irish Pota Guano, 7-6-7 J ,; ; '
;Dbb's Standard Truck Grower,,?-?-? -v.r
Lenoir Bright Leaf Tobacco Grower, 8-8-8;
. Green jCovnty Staadard FertlUier, 8-2-2 -v
- Jones County Pwmlum-Circn Grower 8-8-1-2-Sr
. - Pltto Prolific Golden Tobacco Grower, 8-3-8 J
'PamUco Electric Top Dresses 6-10-2-1-2;
- Carteret Bone and Potash l(H-2j
.- Oriole Totaeeo Grower, 8-4-4. .
These Brands Hawe Become Very Popular With The Feur
' - men end Their Une Increased Yearly.
i-'Xfe hare a large list of testimonials from Satisfied Farmers who
''have used our Fertilizers and will use no others. Several farmers have .
raised over 100 barrels of Prime Potatoes from our Irish Potato Oua
Ino, and tobacco grown from our Lenoir Bright Leaf Tobacco Grower,
?has sold for 11.00 per pound, f :
- : ' If jrou have not used our Fertilizers, you should, Insist upon your
dealer furnishing It to yqu this season. . -- ' -
OUR LONG SUIT
ma
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J. C. GREEN
40 CRAVEN STREET,
Qiiiclt Sales ipllIfotK
, 'You really do not
by hot trading at our- store., we are constantly on
uie iuuk. uut iur uarauia xyi wur uuue. it, ,wm yxy
you to call & look our line over from day" to day as
v 3 nearly always have something hew to show you.
t c : tionally low price.'-.:;;- ;:;.:.::,-s:ViCl'
If it is not always convenient to visit ; the storey
il on do tot hesitate to call vhQw'll&MM$&
H.
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V OUAtAKTIIP UNDER THK DRUM ACT . '
remove Dandruff, rton Calling hsirnd all tcftip
diieasss, Rotoni aray am to at origbul coke, pro
sioM rapid growth oi bur, ghring a youthfal appearanoa.
Thousand of tatsacaiala. For talc by all leadiof dmggifla,
SOa and l.00 pa bottla. K yon dniggut can't lupplT Ton
atads$IXCl wuleipra yon latpaUa, prepaid. Awmai
2Cah Cesiury Chemical Co.)
in sanitary plumbing, la expert
workmanship. V Nothing, taken
for granted,' skill born of long
experience and the-will to give
nvery client tho f bnest worth of
flhls' money. NeVOr took a, "cheap"
Job ta our history rather do It
I. tot nothing. But, We do return
'J"7lue. money-Tcharge you
-hothlng for an hstlmate.
Jone416.
know what you are
lr NSW EERN, N. C
; ; V BEHIND 'OUR SELECT
P . ' -( GROCERIES
you will, find a reasonableness
in price that makes them really
the most economical to 'use-.
For everything you buy- here
will be all eatefl and . nothing'
will go to waste. Try us withj
an order ad you'll E-e. how far'
your nmr j ? ; In tl,!g store,
4-
ainj lit;
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v f r t
t
cries go in,
)u'll be well
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WMVili mid .
Ctftoplt Coming out Going Sta
H oi Trmm ski DsempaC -i
Mr. J. W.Jlous left this morning
fqr. Norfolk s Vai iaVlngf accepted a
position ther with a shoe flnni " s
Mr. J, H. Rhodes, of Ktoston. cme
down to New Bern this tnornlpg on a
short bnslnes visit.' ' . ' , . 'v:V'
Mr. S".. Barker; of Trenton, arrived
In the city this, morning.. on, the- east
bound Norfolk and Southern train.
Mr. M. B. Hart returned to New
Bern this monrlhg,; after a short visit
(.to "fats home In Tarboro. "
MrLouis Cox,. "of; tUnston, 'came
down to Mew- Bern this morning on
a business and pleasure visit
: Senator F. M. Elmmons arrived In
the clty this momlng on the east
bound Norfolk and Southern train
from Washington, D. Con a business
visit' . . - -
''Mt.'U. L. . Jacobs went over to
Vanceboro on a short business stay.
Mr. J. R. Ball isi spending the, day
in Klnston on-business.
Capt W. S. Parsons of Washington,
N. C, spent Sunday in the city with
relatives and friends and' returned
home this morning. '
Mr. HW. Simpson is In Klnston
today on business., w.,;
Mr. F. M. Bowden left this morning
for Charlotte, to attend a meeting of
the Woodmen Of the World.
Jar.; W. N. Pugh left this morning
on the west, bound Norfolk and South
ern train for Charlotte, to, attend a
convention of the Woodmen of the
World. . , , ,
Col. P. M. Pearsall went - down to
Beaufort this morning to, attend Car
teret, county court.
Hon? T. I). Warren to attending Car
teret county court, which Is in session
in Beaufort
Mr. R. A. Nunn, left for Beaufort
to attend Carteret county court
Mr. Geo. Nv Ives went down to New
port .this morning to . spend the day
on his fruit farm. '
Superintendent of .County SchoolB,
Mr Samuel M. Brlnson, left this, morn
ing tor Vanceboroj where he will visit
the public school today. .
Mr. Thos. H. Davis . went down to
Morehead City this morning On a short
commercial trip.
HURT BY AMATEUR SURGEONS.
Amputation of Italian's Leg by Pel
low-Countrymen May Prove Fatal.
Cumberland, Md., Mar. 8 Joseph
Zeppi, aged 17, an Italian laborer at
Saxton furnace, is in a critical condi
tion from an amputation: of the leg
performed by fellow-countrymen. Zep
pi boarded a freight train to ride a
short distance. Several of the cars
were wrecked and he was caught in
the debris. ',,-,"
His left lug was crushed almost to
a pulp, and as the services ot a phy
sician were not available, fellow-countrymen
severed the crushed leg. All
went well for a few days, when he
stump gave the boy so much pain that
a physician waB summoned. The boy
was sent to a hospital.
Iowa Politician Dies While Hunting,
Burlington, la,,' Mar. 8. Joseph
William. Blythe, general solicitor of
the Burlington Railroad system and
leader of the Iowa Republican stand-)
patters, died.' today of heart disease
while on a hunting trip at Wapello.
Sixteen Die in Flooded Cofferdam,
Liverpool; Mar. 8. Sixteen men
were drowned early this morning in
the, flooding; ot a cofferdam Used in
the" construction ot a new dock at
Birkenhead. Three men rescued from
the wreckage were badly injured.
. .. ON TO WASHINGTON;
SAKE BESEBVATI0N8 PBOMPTLY.
' In order to secure proper sleeping
car accommodations, parties intending
to . avaU, themselves of the law rates
to. Washington; oh account of the in
auEuratlon . of President-elect . Taft
March 4th, are requested to communl
cats promptly with the '"undersigned,
as space is going rapidly.
,8, MEEKS, Agent
"'V AtlanticSCoast Una Railway, New
:Bert,N,a;:i: " . 1
w. wnxra, Pw. - .
J, W. WILLIS, JK, Tlee-rms,
Etebie4 sji appj. Io;
the jcoommodatlon and pleasure
of sportsman - on Jhn famous
Lookout Bay Game Preserve for -wild
fowL , Located ten mnea
ast of Morehead City, N. 0-
- Reasonable terms.
li!
V ' Morehead Citf K JV
Builds up vast tissue, promotes
LappetlU, improves, deglsetlon, Induces
refreshing v sleep.v,- giving renewed!
strength and health. That's wUatllol
ulster's Rocky Mountain Tea will do.
35 centa.-Tea or Tablets. Davlg Phar
macy. ,
Tot C
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Special im:u$s
ONE CENT A WORD;
ho ki. taken far lm Hum 18 eenta,
the price of three lints. Six weid of
ufrmg length ; Dak a line. The
'following rates are foe consecutive
. Insert hiusi .-o '
I alia
Vm
16 Urn
-4H MOtl BfM
-A MOtl JM
X
7S
, -H t Km
, m$ cmtt lis
All orders for these ads. most be
accompanied with cash for as many
times as ads. are to run.
, These ads. are inexpensive, but
they bring quick results and sure re
turns. :
WANTED SECOND HAND OFFICE
Desk and chair. State condition and
price. Address Sun Office.
LOST POCKET-BOOK CONTAINING
3 checks, 1 pension check of $12.00;
payable to Abe Dennis Also 2 pay
cnecks ot Koper Lumber Co., 1 pay-
able to J, T. Hill, 5.00; 1 check Jno.
Hill; 125.00 in currency and tax re
ceipts. Finder please deliver to C.
S. Holligter, South Front street, and
receive liberal reward.
WAHTEDVA CANVASSER FOB A
new book on physical culture and
toilet preparations. C. G. H. Box
489. . 3t
LOST, STRAYED OB STOLEN A
small flee dog. Collar on neck was
yellow and white. Dog has white
place on his back besides other white
spots. Please return to 25 Johnson
street. tf.
GOOD TEAK BADLY SHOD IS
worse than no team at all. Have
the next set of shoes put on at
Kittrell & Charreys. Shoeing that
is correct 48 1-2 Broad street. New
Bern, N. C. 2w.
CHATTAWKA TRIBE, NO. 14, L 0.
R. M. meets every Wednesday sleep
No. 87 Middle street Brothers
from other reservations cordially
welcomed. J. C. Barker, S. J. H.
Smith, C. of R.
CRAVEN LODGE NO. I, KNIGHTS CI
UABJSONY, Meets second and fourth
Wednesday nights In each-month in
Knights of Harmony hall corner ot
Hancock and Broad streets at 7:30
o'clock. D. B. Wood, president; W.
H. Davis, vice-president; J. H. Smith
secretary; R. R. Hill, financial sec
retary.
HORSES CLIPPED SEND YOUB
horse to E. S. Street's Livery Stables
66 Broad street, and have him clip
ped. 2-3-lm;
FOB BENT THE GBACIE F ABM-
situate five miles above New Bern
on both sides of the public road,
and on Neuse River. It is a large,
fine farm.: Apply to A. D. Ward,
New Bern N. C. tf.
FOB BENT LARGE DESIBABLE
residence on Pollock street former
ly occupied by Mr. S. K. Eaton,
which is undergoing extensive re
pairs, will be ready to rent about
March .1st. W. G. Boyd.
WANTED LADY INTERESTED IN
church, or Sunday school work for
pleasant employment, about two
months. Salary to start $1.00 per
day. State present employment. Ad
dress "8. S." this office. tL
50 BARRELS MAIjSE EARLY ROSE
and Early Ohio seed potatoes, north-
. ern grown. For sale by Chas. B.
Hill, 35. Middle St. tf.
FOB SALE ONE N0BTHEHN BUN
' , About to first-class condition. Can
! be seen at New Bert Iron Works &
, Supply Company. Eugene Williams.
.ra r-. '
WANTED, ,19,000 HAND-MADE CY
press heattf shingles. Write Beau
fort, N. 3.j Lock Box 132. 2-4-2w
BRIDGE SCORES LADIES DK8IB-
Ing Bridge Scores, can. obtain same
" by calling on O. O. Dunr
POCB-DBAWEB TEBTICAL FILING
. Cabinets for only $19.75. Call and
. examine same. An exceptional bar
gain. OWEN O. DUNN, 69 Craven
y Street" .iitJifVt-''' "'.' "''v
For HEASACHE-HIcis' CAPCDDTE
'WhbJler from;-Colds, Stomach or
Nervous Troubles, Capudine will re
lieve yon. If liquid pleasant to
take--acU immediately. Try It 10c.,
aon a vvo. aruB, atvorw
' Doan's Reguleti cure constipation
WlUiout'gripihg.jt'jnausea, nor any
weakening nffect s Ask.our druggist
tor them-s 25 cents per box. - .-.,. ;
CASTOR I A
'21 fa In&nu tai QUUrfsVV
T3 Kind Yen Ki8 ASSS Bc"tt
Bean th :
(Clguaursof
The Vzil I hid in Norfo!kVft
1
Zi. Hurcr can liana
L.
j Ewj-c'-,'r.!jft-
ut
PBEDICTS EXTINCTION OF BACK.
African Prelate, Cardinal's Gsest, Sap
Civilisation will Kill Kef reea.
Baltimore, Mar. I. In an Interview
today Bishop. Hugh.. McFerry, of the
Roman Cathollo diocese of South Afri
ca, predicted the gradual extinction
ot the African race by the operation
of the vices of civilization.
Bishop McFerry is a guest of Cardi
nal Gibbons.
hfADOO ELECTED PRESIDENT.
Railroad Man Heads The New
York
Southern Society.
New York, Mar. 8. William G. Mc-
Adoo, president of the Hudson and
Manhattan- Railroad Company, who
has been prominently Identified with
the development of New York subur
ban transportation facilities for the
past few years, has been unanimously
elected president of the Southern So
ciety. Mr. McAdoo Is a native of Tennes
see, and has been an active membet
of the society since coming to New
York,
KILLED BY HOTEL WALL.
Workmen in Chicago Buried Under
Tons of Brick and Stone.
. . n n
iuicagu, mar. s. une man was
killed and three hurt late this after
noon when a- wall in the new Hotel
La Salle collapsed and buried them
under tons of brick and stone.
The wall intended to help the men
in their construction work. In some
way the supports became weakened,
and it fell on the group of workmen
beneath before they could escape.
KEANE TO BE WITNESS.
Famous Financier Invited to Apprar
Before Exchange Inveslgutors.
New York, Mar. 8. James R.
Keane has beein Invited to appear
before the committee annointed hv
Governor Hughes to investigate con
ditions on the New York Exchange,
and tell what he knows about stock
market battles, defeats, and victories.
The Investigators have no vested
powers to compel testimony.
STANDING DESKS FRO.TI 116.00 UP
at Owen G. Dunn's, 69 Craven
street. tf
f WlmD BY T. J, TURNER, IS
front of his furniture store, a lady's
purse, containing money. The own
er can obtain same by identifying
purse and money and paying for
this ad.
The Pano With The Sweei Tune'
ONTHE CRUISER
"NORTH CAROLINA"
The STIEFF PLAYER-PIANO
gives gVeat pleasure to the
"Boys in Blue" on the cruiser
"North Carolina."
. Anyone can play it, and no
matter how difficult the music,
a slight practise at first to "get
the hang of it" and any intel
ligent child can render it per
fectly. The salt air of the sea soon
ruins most pianos, but the
STIEFF stands it indefinitely,
which is very important.
The air of all tidewater sec
tion is severe on pianos, but
don't affect the STIEFF. Look
into this In buying an instru
ment. Write for more particulars,
prices, terms, etc.
Gliaa. m. iuC
L. C Steele, Mgr.,
Ul Granby Street Norfolk, Ta.
Mention this Paper.
' Official Pian Jamesowo Eiposiiio
r
PURE WHISKIES
Guaranteed Under At Nation
al Pure Food and Drugs Ad.
MelvaleRye Whiskey, g yrs
old; Four (4) full quarts.
- Express prepaid
Sherwood Pure Rye Whis
key, g yean old; Four (4)
. full quarts. , Express pre-
pw S4.ee
Vaon'a Club Whiskey; Four
full quarts. Kxpreas pra-
i paia
(Bvery drop of Tyson's Club
: Whlakey cuarantead to be
V pur - and hotter than
?'whlakay sold ; byViether
? house for ............ .4 .
Tyson's Norfolk Rye Whle
. Key; Four (4) full auarta.
This brand equal to any oM
1 ll.ifl on the market Ex- .
praaa prepaid ......... ...S.T
Tyson's Menosram Rye , o
1 Whlakay- Four 4) i full
' quarta, - Express prepaid. .SXSO
Tyson's ' Exposition Rye
i ,, Whiskey, per sallon. ex- - '1
prraa prepaid .......... ..tz
Tyson's Pure Gin, par gallon '
axpraaa prepaid .......... BXB
Tyson's Pure H. 0. Corn
Whljkay. per gallon, ex-
praaa prepaid ............ SUJt
Tyson's ( "Old Orandfathar" y
. Corn- Wlilskey; full ' .
- quart, aprat prepaid..
Ckwda ah Ippad , aam day aa
Order rMaivad. W -tnak arood
all 4oas and- breakage, but wa
do not pay axpraaa charcea oa
aythlng . lea than -. a gallon.
Writ for our big pries ..list.
Address, :.;,m; :' :'
I A1XIIAJ1E DSTILUNG CO.
l-tt Brewer gt, V JUrloft, ,.
ran
MAPLESPRING
WrUSffiYcliS?,
Maple 1
gSopnng
ffioORBOtJ
IskxewcsmBCS,
This Is a cure, deltclouavBourbon Whiskey a brand .
that we are proud of. You will be delighted wlth
its rare mellowness. We will prepay express charges
on this special offer.
Here are a few brands that will tickle your pal
ate. They are guaranteed under the National Burn
Food Law:
Per Gallon.
12.50
. .... 2.25
2. 00
1.75
1.50
Kentucky Queen.
Old Homestead..
Newco
Stonewall
Petersburg Club.
Old
Reserve Corn Whis
key 2-50
Old North Carolina Corn. 2 00
Old North Stat Corn. 150
Remit by Registered Letter, P.
press Money Order.
We ship all goods in plain packages.
Complete Price-List mailed upon request.
THE NEWCOMB CO.
PETERSBURG, VA.
"THE PROMPT MAIL-ORDER HOUSE."
A PRETTY GIRL
"Came here yesterday and said that she had
DRIVEN FROM HOME"
some miles away, passing several stores purposely to get our Ex-
tract of Vanilla. Many people have learned that our Extract of
Vanilla is far anil better than the ordinary kind. It is atvons-.-r.
Has the real Vanihi flavor. It soes farther. We make a spe
cialty of Flavoring Extracts, Spices, and of all the Drugs used Tn
Cookery. We help you to make your dlahea taste better. '
BRADHAM
Corner of Pollock
Fire Insurance
New Bern Building & Loan Assn.
(NEXT SERIES OPENS APRIL 1ST.)
I'll sell your property, or buy you a home or invest your money safely
if you will let me. A client's interest is our very first coi'slderation. Also
soil Fire, Accident and Livestock Insurance. Satisfaction absolutely guar
viteed. W. G. BOYD,
MEMBER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Elk Temple Telephone 400
Wire Fence of all Kinds r
i.
We carry wire Field Fencing, Pittsburg Perfect
we carry Poultry & Garden fencing
we carry Barbed wire
we carry Smooth wire, plain & galvanized
we carry wire netting
we carry fish net wire ' '
we carry wire cloth
we carry Lime, Cement & Wall Plaster '
we carry Sash, Doors, Blinds, Glass & etc. '"'
You can get anything in the Hardware line from
, ,
J. S. Basnight, Hardware Col
Combination Health
ACCIDENT Indemnity . paid from
one day to twenty-lour months, no
matter how "or where accident hap
pens, . ' ; '". . ;;'. .'
Provides partial Indemnity If not to
tally disabled. . ':; .;:?;r,yV'
DOUBLE BENEFIT "For accidental
Injury or death resulting from same,
received by Travel Accidents.
BENEFICIARY ' BENEFIT Pays
the' insured for fatal injuries to the
beneflolary or pays beneficiary per
konally, for: Joss of Umb'or sight, It
such' injuries Jtre received wniie trav
eling, as per schedule on' policy.
TEN. FEB CENT. INCREASE All
benefits Increases .ten per cent, if pre
miums-are paid annually in advance.
FIFTT PEE CENT. ACCUMCLA
TIONPriBCipal Bum provided tor Ao-
eidentat Death loss of hjiuds. feet ot
eyes, Increases ten per ent. each year,
tor. first nve-mrsf SCK
COT C JORDAN, General ; AgenV Sew' Bern, K. C,
y ju
.Per Gallon.
Sherwood 10 years old 4. 00
Sherwood .5 years old 3.00
Mellwood 3-50
Old Southampton Apple
Brandy
Apple Brandy XXX
Apple Brandy X. . .
Apricot Brandy. . . .
or Ex-
DRUG CO
and Middle Streets
Real Estate
andAcddeiit Insurance
ILLNESS Six months' full indem
nity when confined to the house, and
one-half Indemnity for four weeks for
non-confinement ' during convales
cence. , ' ' ," !
Pays full indemnity for four Week
in any one year for the following
4.00 U
3.00 I
2.00 II '
2 oo y
1
chronic diseases: Tuberculosis, Rheu-v
matlsm, Paralysis, Neurasthenia, Her'
nla, Lumbago, Sciatica, Brlghts dis
ease, insanity and cancer. '
OCR jONH KICEPTIONS-i-We da
not pay for venereal disease ta sur
gical operations resulting from an bid
chronic ailment. ' , N , ' ,
CHANGE OF ' OCCUPATION 'J-
Change of occupation does not forelt
the policy. If the assured In Injured
in a more hatardous occupation than
that- stated in the pollcyt indemnity
wilt be paid in such sums as the pre
mium paid will purchase tor the mora
hasardom exposure, r' .
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