iV.
;.: :c :
c I l(t iec;!e 'do - mere of ten thah'onef. -u
aid suppose. Parttj. because they do
net iheasdeca keep track and thus
KNOW ichen they have paid bnceiandPf
partly toavold unpleasant disputes.' . ,v-''
... Possibly YOU have VNKNOWWG
LY paid some accounts twice. n : --"-' "
M : Cany a checking here; pay M
; by check and save the canceled) checlc
and you mil jtjwjr'irf
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' 1. B. BLAOliS, Vlee-PresGEO,
Ilew Beri CcttffllOilf
" Cotfoa Seed Kofecff High' &a4e JFertiers g
' We niakst Specialty of Cotton Beed Mee Guano, which foreperlyx,
"mixed eritb.--other MiuBoiiTatesi'sM'ibest:. quality, jot 4-?4 Phosphate,; '
and Potash, to considered, the best; Fertiliser that can be used for the
lands anderopsof Btern ;North" Carolina. ; Some; of pur brahds''6f:
- Fertilisers &xrv W 4'i$iit-ii'M- ' -t'
cbaykj icqnoir qvxxo, M-t
, .. Oaslew Fanners' Iteltoaee i .: .-, ;
' y-YaX HIGH GBABK FEBTUZEB, 84- V ,
Ives MslrPeU Ctaaiis, Wf'ttW;,. . .
' . IhintfsStandart.Irttk GrftreivJ-WK '.; '
V, Lenoir Bright Leaf Tobacco Grower, 8-J-l 4 ?:
Green County 'Btandar Fertiliser, M--S
Jones. Cottnty Premlaio Crop Grower 8-8-1-2-8 1 :. ,
- PJtU TroUflo Golden Tobacco Grower, 8-t-Sj
V i'anillco Eleetrie Top. Dresses 5-10.8.1.2 ( . .''." '? .
- i. Carteret Ww.i'Wii)t4M M;
OrtolBlisw'!'.'--. -f''J -These
Brandt Have Become' Very Popular With The Ear-v
Si.'moir ai lThelf ,Us Increased Yearly. . ;
', , We have large list, of . testimonials from. Satisfied Fanners who ;
hve Tiseiour FertUlieM and wut uae i no otnera. several iarmers nave
. raised ver.lOI barrels of Prime Potatoes iroin bur Irish- Potato Oua
no, and tobaccb gTowo 'f)m 6ui nplr Bright Leaf Tobaoco,Orower, ;
has sold tor 11.00 pet pound. '' V. " O-f
If you hate not used our Fertliiiera; yon should Insist upon your
-' dealer turniahtug It .to you this season. e Jt- v v '-.; .f. : :r.t
l;...VVSS i
Zm3: of
X NEW BERN
- J-J' l -N V'' '' ' - ':
. '. How many times have yon gJhe ta the store "
to rpchd one dollar toward 'lenislra
. f:ur cl Youfdollar did not gp;as far as you expected
- Numbers of course. '$4.
L'.o to it, that yon go7 where yoii can get bot
quanlity & low princes hereafter' &yoiu,sdollurwUI '
-o further. sWM
-' 1 7-1. .--v A NEW DEHN, RC
I.
to pay i.;;:: t
fTBW tluPMliMf .'V
B. FENDl,BTO, Ca.lllct.
Stir
BUKIXD OUB 6EIECT
f. "- . . CRomnES
you will find a reasoiuWcness
hi price that makes them rcnUy
t! is moat economical to use,
I"r everytliing you buy hia
'1 be 'all eaten and .potlii.- -i.'
1 ' ) to wte. Tiy i i i i
' t - ' r i-..l y"-i'!l s; i r
In
4 Jjtr
t
L
t M ircini cfli ELteahert. '
Ifr. Harry Scales left this morning
for Raleigh, to attend the funral of
htf uncle, Mr-.X., I. Jackson, which
wtli.be fceld tomorrow morning, J ;
' Mr. J. V. Williams went up lo Golds
boro'this .morning on the west bound
Norfolk aad Southern train on a short
bnsiness lrlp.,L . ....'..:" .; A
Mr. James M. 'Howard wont down to
Jacksonville, N. Coa baainess trip
inuho Interest ot-BV JH. I. A. Mea
dows (C0. v .' .. .v:t!,, !'.-m ; j;
-ft DrJames A.- Duguid of Tanceboro,
was . among tks prominent 'and pleaa-
anl calleTg tat the city yesterday.
"Mr. J. H." Shnmona of Pollocksville,
Jones county, spent yesterday and last
evening In the city with friends on
DU8lne6S. v .--v
Mr. H. T. Pratt returned to New
dttn this momlng On the east' bound!
Norfolk and Bouthern train from
Goldsboro . ? i--, ' . ." .
; Mr. A. H. Kawllngi, who has been
out of the city tor s couple of days on
business returned home this morning.
- Mr. Samuel 1 B ParkWy returned
home jthls morning fromJatson, N. C,
where he has been attending a meet
ing of the Now Bern District Confer
ence of the M. EL Church. -i
Capt Matt Manloy, of Norfolk, Va.,
is in the city for a couple of days,
shaking, bands with Ills numberless
friends, who tr delighted to see him
again.;- .
: Mr. L. S. Grant returned this morn
ing from. Nevn Bern District Confer
ence -of the M. B. Church, which- was
held at Faison, N. C.
Rev. R. C. Beamon returned home
this-morning from .Faison.
Mr. W. L. Arendell of Morehead
City, who hag. been up to Faison, at
tending a Methodist Conference, pass
ed through New Bern thU morning re
turning home. ,
. Mr.. Stacy Wade, of Morehead City,
arrived in the city this morning on
the west bound train.
Mr. J. R. Bell of Harlowe, who has
been attending a meeting of the New
Bern District Conference of the M. E.
Church, arrived in the city this morn
ing and will spend the day la town(on
business, returning home on the ev
ening train.
. .Mr. J.-1 J. Wolfenden went down to
Mansfield thU morning to look' after
the condition' of his summer home.
Mr. T. W. Chadwick has returned
from Goldsboro, '
' Mr. W. S. Shadwick of Beaufort, re
turned home last evening after a short
business visit in the city.
Rev. J. H. Brown returned home last
evening from Fayetteville.
Kew Bern's long salt Is "Amuse."
BACK GIVES OUT.
Plenty of . New. Bern Benders Have
This Experience. .
You tax the kidneys "overwork
them i
They can't keep up the continual
strain.,
The back gives out It echea and
pains;
Urinary troubles set In.
Dont wait longer take Doan's Kid
ney Fills.
New Bern people tell yon how they
acti '-.'.' '. .
1. : R". ' Bowden, 29 Hancock street.
New- Bern, N. C, says:
'I do not . hesitate to recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills, as I have used
themrwith the best of resulu. I suf
fered from: kidney trouble for. a long
time. My, back ached constantly and
on account-of the severe pains Jn my
loins, tt was difficult for me to stoop
or Jift; At -times, my condition was
-such that I found it almost Impossi
ble to attend ta my work, I finally
obtained . Doan's Kidney . Pills - from
Bradham's Pharmacy and- they soon
relieved the backaehe,-disposed of the
pains in y loins and strengthened
my kidneys. My mothet also used thte
remedy and" the -results In her case
were Just as satisfactory.' - '
For sale by all dealers.. Price 50
cents,, Foetef-MUburn Company, Buf
falo,-New1 tork, sols-- agents for- the
United Stntefc-ntf-'; -'
' Remember the - name Doan's-and
take no other, y -yr-
'7:. is,--.-o
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CASTORIA
Por InfMto amd CMldrea, .. i
Tin Kfc YcxEsra AlrrE:;!
TTSSFWsjbb
Btacea .vou un.' ., Makna-ii nel life,
Cleans, tonea reguUtss tho. bowels.
Makes new blood.' Btrong, ' steady
nerves. Healthy systeauVHoilister's
Bocky UonnUin. Ten- is- but- Spring
physio, regulate as nothing-else; can.
35 cents. . Oavls Phsrmacr.
Chicken SssdwIehes sJwsyi hand
" Roof Painting Season- ir now Upon
us. ' Tott will make po mlstaks should
yon nss .Alcylon Roofing P&Int fully
"gusytnteed.;.!. .i.;.-; :; i
j. a BASNiGiiir iibw. co,
Ilarch phyalcs . react,
1-- " ' , cats" riiroi -'s r
n the
'Jon.
.If, tyne
2jq.
I
Bosarg tho jStyylf
f. V'"V: .wi.sw-.iis.
- Xeetiay ef ExecuUrc Conn '
At a xegular called meeting of the
City Democratic Executive Committee
the following, business . wf transact
ed - It wa moved and carried, that
the Primary Election, ior the? nomi
nations of Mayor, Chief of Police, Tax
CoHeetor, City Clerk and two (2) Al
dermen frcm each of the sU () wards
shall be held on Wednesday, the 14th
Of April, I909j nd that tjie polls be
opened atj .a, m., and be. closed at
f p. m., at the following places:
- First Vnrd.;..
City Hall Managers:,5 R. R. Hill
Fernle Gasklll, James B. HIU.
- ; second Ward,
' At Court: House Managers E. J.
Clark,' Fred Scott,' W. K. Baxter.
. . Third Ward,
At Scott's Stablest-Managers: C.-W.
Beli; M J4. Hooker, Capt G. Wallace.
Fegrth.Wsrd.
At Harget's Shop on Pollock St.
Managers: J. E. Gasklll, Wm. Parrls,
Ed McLachlan.
. Fifth Ward.
At McCarthy's Managers: E. L.
Smith, C. T. Hancock, H. D. Smith.
' ; sixth Ward.
At Reel House, George St Manag
ers: A. J. Gasklns, E. H. Henderson,
J. R. Merrltt
It was on motion carried that the
rules . of the last City Primary be
adopted for this.
It was moved and carried that the
candidates tor the several offices shall
pay to the chairman of the committee
(10) days before the date of the elec
tion (or on or before the 3rd day of
April), when the lists shall be closed:
Candidates for Mayor, each $10.00
Candidates for Chief of Police. . 10.00
Candidates to: tax collector 10.00
Candidates for City Clerk 10.00
Candidates for Aldermen : . 1.00
A resolution was carried that any
person who voted the State or County
Republican ticket, at the last General
election, shall not be permitted to vote
In this Democratic Primary, and the
managers of the several wards are so
Instructed not to allow , them to vote.
It was moved and carried that in each
ward all candidates for aldermen of
that ward be placed on one ticket
(where more than two are running)
and the chairman of this committee
shall four (4) days before election
publish a full and true copy of all
the candidates who have paid tor the
several offices, and explain the man
ner ot voting for the aldermen.
Moved and carried that the commit
tee take a recess subject to the call
of the chairman.
- t. f. McCarthy,
Chairman.
J. J. BAXTER, Secty.
! ..SPECIAL NOTICES..
ONE CENT A WORD
No ad. taken for less than 15 cents,
the price of three lines. Six wards of
average length make a line. The
following rates are for consecutive
insertions:
I tlOM-
O cents a lint
..S cents a llns
4 cents sunt
4 cants a So
J tlnwa
tuawa
It tuawa .... ...
tt Usaee.- ..-3!4 cents a
7S tunea .- cents a UnaNJ
All orders for these ails, must 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. FOB BENT TWO CHOICE
BOOKS
With use of bath. 25 Pollock St.
St . -
FURNISHED OK UNFUBNISHED
rooms for rent. Apply 136 Pollock
Street 3t.
TYPEWRITER DESKS NICE TYPE
writer desks with five drawers tor
18.50 at Owen O- Dunn's, 69 Craven
street tf.
FOB SPRING TUCKING USE TUCK
Folders. They do tbe work. Apply
to Mrs. M. E. Jones, Dover, N. C.
Ira,
A . GOOD "TEAM BADLY . SHOD IS
V worse than ho team at alL Hays
the next 'set ot shoes put on at
4 Klttrell ft Charreys. , Shoeing that
is correct 48 1-2 Broad street, New
Bern. N. C. v 2w.
CHATTAWKA 1BIBC, K0r 14, L 0.
. TL M. meets eAory Wednesday sleet
! tfo. .t7 Middle- street, Brother?
from other reservations cordially
- welcomed. J.- C. Barker-, 8,- J.
tJBATEX LODGE S0 I, KWGHrS 01
: HABMONY, Meets eecond and fourti
.'; Wednesday nights m each month 1
Knights of Harmony hall corner oi
: Hancoek and Broad street si 7:8f
O'clock.., P. B. .Wood, president;
H. Davis, vice-president: J. H. Smith
.f secretary; R.Jt HIU, financial see-
f rotary!v;tj;, vSJt :.
FOB. i BINT-XABGK DESIBABLE
I residence on Pollock street lormer-
ly .occupied br Mr. & VK. Eaton,
which' Is nndergolnj j extensive ; re-
, pairs; w1Dta- ready to rent about
March 1st W. O. Boyd.-,
WANTED, 19,000 HAND-MADE
CI.
press heart shingles. Write Bean
fort N. C Lock Bon 132. 2-4-Sw
fa feat"
; Brli'je f
J-Ls 1 I
ty en
U .CAL TIM
( uly 19.75. i Call and
i. An exceptional tur
Q. DUNN, 60 Craven
DYSPEPSIA
ItTJNYON'S DYSPEPSIA REMEDY
acts almost Immediately en the Oastrle
Juices aad tires tbe fltomach tone aad.
strength
to dlff
geat almoat everything that
Into It. It aoothea aor and
bat been. pot Into It It soothes lore and
Irritated atomacha that have been Impaired,
dj pbyale ana Injurious drugs, we cannot
too urgently adilae all veraons who auffer
from any of the following aymptoma to
try this .remedy: Distress after eating,
bloating of the stomach, Rlalng of the
food, Waterbraah, Sour Stomach, Heart
burn, Loss of Appetite, Constipation,
a. Famtnesa. Palnltation of the
heart, Shortnesa of breath, and all affec
tions of the heart caused by indigestion.
We want every discouraged and despon
dent sufferer from DrsrjeDsla or Indiges
tion to cast aside all other medicine and
give this remedy a trial. If It fails to
give aaiwactioa i win rciuouyour uiv
ney. MtiNYON.
For sale by all druggists. Price, 23c.
OB THE LADlCs AND THEIR ES-
corts Thursday afternoon 3 to 7
o'clock will be Ladies Day at the
-Carolina Bowling Alky. No gentle
men during theBe hours escept those
attending a lady. Perfect order al
ways. 8. R. Carrow, Manager.
FEW MORE SHORT HAND STU-
dents wanted Competent teacher in
stenography will teach Pernin sys
tem. Pupils fitted for good position
in from four to six months. Apply
to Miss Nora Huddleston, Patterson
House. tf.
WORD TO THE PUBLIC I WISH
to say while I am the Fish and Oys
ter King, I am the Clam King. A
fine lot of Oyster's and Clams just
received. Phone 142. J. B. WAT
SON, The Fish, Oyster and Clam I
King.
May Enter Gubernatorial Huce.
Richmond, Va., Mar. 17. Former
Senator Henry A. Atkinson last night
announced that he Is considering a
upos'.iion to be a candidate for gov-
rnor of Virginia against Judge Mann
and Harry Tucker. The judge said he
had been approached and had the mat
ter under consideration.
Patrick Mills Dead at CiimlH-rlaud.
Cumberland, Md., Mar. 17. Patrick
Mills, aged 78, former prominent Dem
ocrat, was found dead in bed today.
At the time the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal was opened to Cumberland he
was-a boat captain. He served four
years in the Union Army, and later
was chief of police under the late
Mayor Withers.
The Piano With The Sweet Tone'
"IT'S A FAR CRY" TO
1842
Most people born in 1842
don't feel as vigorous as of 30
years of age, and they have seen
their best days, but
During all these years the
Stieff Piano business has been
growing larger and larger, more
and more active, and is now
just in its prime.
It's a proud record too. Our
country has been through many
trying times, and failures have
been almost numberless, but the
Stieff Piano business has had no
Interruption in its steady
growth.
The secret of it Is making the
best Instruments and selling
them at one small profit direct
to the people, with satisfaction
or money back every time.
Write for full particulars to
its' .ft rv . M
L C Steele, Mgr.,
114 Granby Sfreet Norfolk, Ta,
Mention ihl Paper.
Official Piaao JaaiesowB Eipositio
PUREWHlSKffl
j Guaranteed Under the Nation-
al Pare Food and thugs Act.
Helvale Bye Whiskey, S yrs
om our mi run quarts.
Express prepaid r. Sees
Sherwood' Pure Rye Whls-
, s rra oia; rour (4) .
.tun iiumriM. .. jpxpreas pre-
paid
Vson's Club Whiskey: Pour
. full quarts. , Express pre
paid Every drop ef Tyson's Club
. Whiskey auaranteed to be
pure ah4 better than
; . ; whiskey sold - by , other
house for
Tyson's Norfolk "Itye Whls-
ny; four (4) Tun quarts. .
This brand uM to any 1 -iS-59
on th a markvb Ex.
press prepaid .....i,,.,,S3.Ttt
Tyson's 1C o n o f r e m Rye
wnisaay: Four ) lull - .
quarts. Express prspftid. -SI. Be
Tyson's Exposition ;: Rye -
wnisaey. per. aai on. ex-
prrss prspald .t.,tv.,.,..
Tysen's Pare Gin. per gallon
exprnse prepaia
Tyson's Pere'-'N;- C -;Oorn
vvnijKsy, par esiiaa, sm
pres prepaid ...........
Tyson's "Old Grandfather"
corn' wnisKsy; . . - run "
quarts, exprnas prepaid... SS.ee
Oneds- shlDoed same day . as
or.iur raoelvei),--, We - make fiood
Ml .louses and breakage, but we
i, not pay express eharce on
irnytlilnr- lass than i a - gallon,
.Write for our big . price. Hat.
Address, - ' -
( , AIXuu'uuX . t!CnLLT'C CO.
- Tf. 3. Tyson, Jrn " , . ;
ll-tt Brewer St, Horfolk, Ts.
I
To fed strong, bare (ood. appetite,
and. digestion, sleep soundly and enjoy
lite, tfse Burdock Blood -Bitters, the
great system tonic and builder.' ,
CAROLINA PAPER rULP COMPANY.
; .The recent organisation o' the Car
olina, Paper Pulp Company, of this
city, tinder local management com
posed -of nu well known for their
business integrity and honesty is an
event of great moment to our town
and" is being favorably discussed by
this leading business men of the city,
some of whom have recently subscribed-Tor
the stock.
-. This Company owns very valuable
assets in the way of constructed build
ings, machinery and large timber hold
ings and in a short period bids fair
to prove a paytng investment far be
yond the txpectatlon of Its most san
guine supporters. The fact that the
company has received Several offers
from foreign capitalists to take ove
(he plant proves it to be a most de
sirable investment.
The demand for pulp is far in excess
of the possible supply and it is man
ufactured at a large profit. Northern
mills are buying this pulp timber in
New Bern for shipment to their plants,
at a high rate of freight, where it is
manufactured into finished products
and reshipped to the trade here and
elsewhere .having to pay freight in
each direction, whereas the cost of
manufacture here will be much less I
and the profits greater. j
The paper pulp mill at Canton, near
Asheville, which is owned by the
Champion Paper Company, of Day
ton, O., has been in operation only
about a year and Is reported to be
making immense profits and paying
dividends that seem almost increda
ble. Mills at Roanoke Rapids, N. C,
and Hartsville, S. C, as well as at
other places in the South are paying
handsome
dividends to their stock-
holders.
This company only requires a few-1
thousand dollars for operating capital i
and desires to sell sufficient stock
tor that purpose, after which time the
stock will be worth twice its present
value, therefore it would be advisable
to subscribe for the stock at once he-
fore the price is advanced.
If you have money lying idle, or
invested in low interest bringing
bonds or stocks, I would recommend j
your placing the same in this Indus-
try, first because it is going to be a
paying investment, and secondly, be
cause it will give employment lo a ,
large number of hands, and will cir-
culate money in the town, which is i
just exactly what everyone claims is I
needed here to make the place grow
and become a factor in the coninier-
cial world, like Kinston, Goldsboro,
Charlotte, Greensboro, etc.
Opportunities of this kind seldom
present themselves to the public be
cause industries of so profitable a
nature are generally owned by a few
nersons. The money you Invest in
this profitable industry will be judi-1
ciously applied where It will yield the
largest returns. i
The undersigned will be pleased to j
call and explain the proposition as
above outlined to anyone who may be
interested and will appreciate the
courtesy of subscriptions tor the
stock being made through his agency.
Reference as to management of this
Company is mede by permission to the
Nalional Bank, Peoples Bank and the
New Bern Banking and Trust Com -
pany.
W. U. BUIU, Ageiu. 1
Room 305 Elks Temple Phone 400
If you have any work to
to be done phone us ::
New Bern Iron Works'
Machinists, Founders, '
Boiler Makers & Black- 1
smiths :: :: :: :: ::
Phone 179
pss don't !
I J lose
vmlA. TIME i
1 ZZ I H
T 1 1 f
r
The very, best advertisement of our
Tooth Brushes is to sell one to a cus
.tomer. When we sell one we can expect
customer's continued Tooth Brush
trade, at least. - ' .
Proper shapes, ri'fht sizes, fine
bristles that stay:;firi- these are .
some of the -virtues that belong to
our Tooth Brushes.
They, are the kind you want.
We have a Tooth Brush that will suit
you from the ground up. It is easily O C .
'Worth 35c We sell it for LDC.
BRAQHAM DRUG CO.
,.; Corner of Pollock
' 3: . .WaOaeeCKinei, y'i.
By Wire to The. 8un.'- " & -Wallace,
Idaho, Maf. IS. Three mee-1
Vere killed In an explosion ot 26,000
pounds of ultra-glycerine and five tons
of giant powder, in the Plane Cover;1'
Daltne Powder- Works today, and ad
joining buildings wer badly wrecked.
For HEADACHE Bicks' CAFUDIKK .
Whether fPom Golds, Stomach, or .
Nervous Troubles, Capudine will re
lieve you. Itls . liquid pleasant to
take acts immediately. Try It, 10c
25c, and 50c. at drug stores.
LR. JOEL WHITAKER
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
SPECIAIST
Of Raleigh.
, : Will be in New Bern, Saturday March
! 20th, at Dr. N. M. Gibbs' office. Elks
j Temple, between the hours of 9:30 a.
I m. and 6 p. m.
! Hereafter he will make regular
' visits to this city every four weeks.
Steamer Carolina
Will leave every Mtnday and Thurs
day at 19 a. m. lar Vaaceboro, from
foot ot Craven Street
Freight- received every day.
H. A. U POTTER, Jr..
Telephone 164. Agent
To The Public
I wish to no-if; the Public that Thos.
Kittrell is not in my employment but
I "have an experienced white man ami
a practical Horso Sheer. I ?m In bet
ter position ta serve fae Public now
than ever befcre. Horses clipped, also
latisfcction guaranteed. Horses crjled
for ind delivered promptly.
Respectfullj,
Diamond Horse Shoe Shop
FRED . S OTT, PROP.
Phone 42. Next to Scott's Stables
ICE
Made from pure du
lled filtered water.
NEW BERN ICE CO.,
19-2 -23 Griffith Street,
,
j tsj
,
gj hon 23
W-Sn. Sen.
J. W. WILLIS, Pres.
J. W. WILLIS, JR, Vlce-Prcs.
M. L. WILLIS, Secty.
Logout Bay
Club House
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Established and equipped for i
the accommodation and pleasure
of sportsmen on the famous .a
Lookout Bay Game Preserve for 1
wild fowl. Located ten miles J
east of Morehead City, N. C T
Reasonable terms.
f Morehead City, X. C.
-Sw-Sn -esn.
JUST RECEIVED AT
J. G. WILLIAMS
A new assortmen of
J Heinz Pickles. Pre
serves and condiments.
All fancy and staple
groceries equally fresh,
GIVE ME A CALL..
Phone 25 48 Middle St
andHiddle "Streets i
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