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A. well-established, well alp
pad, and very prosperous school
lor girls and young women.
Fall term begins September
16, 1914. v-'.-for
catalogue, address ,
J, M. RHODES, Littleton, N. C.
THE NORTH CAROLINA
State Normaland
Industrial College
Maintained by the State for the
Women of North Carolina. Fire reg
ular Courses leading to degrees. Spe
cial Courses for teachers. Free tui
tion to those who agree to become
teachers in the State. Fall Session
begins September 16th, 1914. For
catalogue and other information, ad
frees JULIUS h FOUST, President
Greensboro, N. C.
THE NORTH CAROLINA
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
AND MECHANIC ARTS
This State Industrial College offers
strong courses in Agriculture, Horti
culture, Stock-raising, Dairying,
Poultry, Veterinary Medicine; in Ci
vil, Electrical, and Mechanical Engi
neering; in Chemistry and Dyeing;
in Cotton Manufacturing, and in
Agricultural teaching. Four year
courses. Two and one year Courses
In Agriculture and in Machine Shop
Work. Faculty of 61 men; 738 stu
dents; 25 buildings; excellent equip
ment and laboratories for each de
partment. Ob July 9th County Su
perintendents conduct entrance ex
aminations at each county seat. For
catalogue write
E. B. OWEN, Registrar,
West Raleigh, N. C.
Made from pure dis
tilled filtered water
New Bern Ice Co.
T 19-21-23 Griffith Street
: Phone 23.
CHARACTER HEALTH CULTURE
Lowest ntee in the Booth. Delightful location. '
Dees well wum Twentjr-toal jtm without I rln
lie cue o! wugaratickaem Clew th letter Two
gfnuroionil No buina, -
A dutingvUhmd Bottrmlan wrefMJ "Of
ill thecolleiMl bm vMted la tlx m fate
nattoail Field Secmeurol ChMu Endeavor, the
Spirit of Eloa College eeemt to be the nott gnutmij
CkriMiaa." Kut Lehman. Writ bow lot Cane
lofoeuarirwt. Pie, W: A. HARPER,
Box 66. Blon Coixbgb, M. C
BOURDELAIS'
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
OPENS
I5TH.
Facolty:
Miss Carolina Claypoole,
Miss Mary Willis,
Prof. Prunier,
Prof. Bourdelais (Director)
BUT TOUR SWEEPING POW
DEB AT HOME!
Anti Dust
Manufactured By
TARRO CHEMICAL COMPT.
ALSO CHEAP : BARN AND
ROOF PAINT It's Fine for
Brick Work and Fences It's
:, Wood Preserver, .v. ,'
TARRO CHET.11CAL CO.
PHONE 451. New Bern, XXL
IX EABLE
Booms 40S-409, Elks Temple,
f , NEW BERN, N. a '
' Surveys and ; plant , for land
drainage and municipal im
provements a specialty." Gca
f -al t urveyey tntss,' : , lana, '
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POSTE0
ON
THE
WAR
NEWS
il
MOtJTBXnN BAILWAZ
Premier Oarrter ot v South.
N. B. The following i schednl
igurea are pubiiahea only as lnioi
matioii mnd bt not ruinntewid
. TRAIN NO. 1 LeaTea Gold
boro.t:4f A. IL for Raleigh. Dur
ham." Greensboro, AahCTttle ana
WaynesTille. Through train to Aahe
rUle, handles Chair Car to Waynes-
rllie. Maxes connections ai ureen
hnra for all noints North aud'East
and at AshsTille with Carolina Specl
al for Cincinnati, phlcago and all
western points.
TRAIN NO. 1 S 1 LftlWM Oolda-
boro 1:06 P. If. for Raleigh and
Durham. : Handles through Pullman
Sleeping Car from Raleigh to At
lanta, arrives Atlanta CSS A. M,
making connection for New Orleans,
Texas, California and all Western
points, also connects at Greensboro
with through trains for all Northers
and Eastern points. -
i TRAIN NO. Ill Leaves Golds-
boro 6:05 P. M. for Raleigh, Dr
ham anil ftrAanahoro. Makes diw- I
eonnection at Greensboro with soiio
Pullman Sleeping Car Train xo
Washington, Baltimore. Philadel
phia, New York and all Eastern and
Morthnru nointa. Connects also at
Greensboro with through Tourist
Sleeping Car for Los Angeies ana
San Francisco.
; TRAIN NO. Ill Leares Golds
hnm to? is p. M. for Raleish. Dur-
aam and Greensboro. Handles Pull
man Sleeping Car Raleigh to Wins
rnn.Rnlnm. Makes - connections at
Greensboro with through train for
Atlanta and New Orleans, also makes
connections for Asheville, Chatta
nooga. St. Louis, Memphis, Birming
ham and all Western points.
For detailed information, also for
information concerning SDeclal round
trip rates account various special
occasions or Pullman sleeping uar
reservations ask any Southern Rail
way Agent or communicate with thl
undersigned.
Traveling Pass nger Agent,
Raleigh, N. C
H. F. CART,
General Passenger Agent,
. Washington, D. C.
E. H. COAPMAN,
President ft Gen. Manager.
. H. HARDWICK,
Passenger Traffle Manager,
Washington. D. C.
NEW ROUTE SOLID THROUGH
TRAINS BETWEEN FLORENCE,
S. C AND ROANOKE, VA., VIA
THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE,
FLORENCE AND WADESBORO,
WINSTON-SALEM SOUTHBOUND
RY WADESBORO AND WIN
STON SALEM, NORFOLK A
WESTERN RT., WINSTON-SALEM
AND ROANOKE.
DAILY SCHEDULE:
A. M. P. M.
9:60 Lv. Florence Ar. 7:30
10:20 Lv. Darlington Ar. 7:01
10:05 Lv. Hartsville Ar. 7:15
11:00 Lv. Society Hill Ar. 6:22
11:80 Lv. Cheraw Ar. 6:53
P. M. '.. P. M.
12:35 Ar. Wadesboro Lv. 5:00
4:00 Ar Winston-Salem Lv 1:26
P. M. A. M.
8:45 Ar. Roanoke Lv. 9:00
Close connections are made at
Florence, in both directions, with
trains carrying Pullman cars to and
from the North, South, East , and
West :
For rates of fare, and detailed
schedules to any desired destination
by this new and attractive route, ap
ply to T. H. BENNETT, Ticket Agent
ef the
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
The Standard Railroad of the South.
NEW TRAIN TO
Commencing May 3rd, the Atlan
tic Coast Line will inaugurate
through sleeping car service between
Wilmington, Florence, Sumter, Au
gusta and Atlanta, in connection
vith the Georgia Railroad.
Following is the schedule from
New Bern in connection with the
new service.
Lv. New Bern ......... 9:35 A.M
Ar. Wilmington ..... . .18:60 B.M.
Lv, Wilmington ....... 8:45 P.M.
Ar. Florence .......... 7:35 P.M.
Lv. Florence 8:00 P.M.
Lv. Sumter 9:30 P.M.
Ar, Orangeburg .......10:53 P.M.
Ar. Augusta .......... 1:40 A.M.
Ar. Atlanta , ... . . . . . . 6:00 A.M,
-; Passengers may remain In sleep
ing cars until 7:00 a. m. -
i Returning the train leaves Atlan
ta, 8:00 p. m., Central time; and ar
rives Wilmington 1:15 p. m., and
New. Bern 6:45 p. m. Eastern time.
Connections are mads In the Un
ion depot Atlanta with the "Dixie
Flyer,', (leaving there at 8:00 A. M.)
which" Is a solid train to Chicago.
carrying sleeping, dining and obser
vation cars; ' also through sleeping
cars to St Louis: and with the
"South Atlantic Limited." (leaving
at ,7:ii a. m.i a solid train to Cin
clnnatl. carrying sleeping and din
ing cars; also through sleeping cars
to Louisville and Indianapolis,
. Connecllons are also made Id At-
lahU with the Atlanta a West Point
R. R. for Montgomery, Mobile, New
Orleans and the Southwest; with the
Southern Ry. for Birmingham. Mem
phis and the West with other diverg
ing lines for points in South Geor
Cia, etc. 'V:..; , 'v,mv,V'--v- ! i -For
" reservations, . tickets and
chedules, to any Western destlna-
tlon by this new and attractive
j route, by old and reliable lines, ap
;!y to T, IL BENNETT. Ticket agent
icf th ! ,.
; CTTT OJUJINANCH.V?"-;'
f Meeting September 1st: Alder
man Dawson moved the adoption of
the following ordinance:'. . ;.
Be it ordained by the Board of Al
dennen of the City of New Bern;
, Section 1. That chapter 22 of the
ordinances of the city, be , amended
by adding the following: - ,
Section 8. On and after the first
of October, 1914, charges for open
ing streets, tapping water mains and
extending service pipe to curb shall
be as follows: v. ;- ...:-K- --",- 't
3-4-Inch tap on dirt or shell -i
street . ; ', .......... V. . 8 6.00
3-4-Inch tap on paved street. 7.oO
1-Inch tap on dirt ;.- or shell ' '
; street .. . ... ... . . . .:.;:. 7.60
1-Inch tap on paved street.. IO.09
which charges shall be pain ; in ad-
Section 9. When it is deemed ad
visable the Superintendent of the
Water ft Light Department' shall in
stall water meters and on all such
installations the following rates tor
water shall be charged, vis: :
First 10,000 gals, per month
at ................ .25c per M.
Next 10,000 gals, per month
at ......20c per M.
Next 10,000 gals, per month
at ................ .18c per M.
Next 10.000 gals, per month .
at 16c per M.
Next 10,000 gals, per month
at .14c per M.
Next 60,000 gals, per month
at ................. 12c per M.
Nevt 100.000 gals, per month
at , . . . . .10c per M.
Next 300,000 gals, per month
at 09c per M.
Next 600,000 gals, and over
per month at . ...... .08c per M.
and accounts thereof - rendered
monthly to the consumer -who shall
be required to put up a cash deposit
of 31.60 before water is turnvd on,
which amount less whatever- part
thereof may be due the city for water
used shall be returned whenever ser
vice is discontinued. "-: "
Ten per cent discount shall be al
lowed on bills when paid not later
than 10th of month following; that
In which water was used, except on
the minimum charge of 60c per
month, on which minimum charge 2
per cent discount shall be allowed,
and for which minimum charge the
consumer shall be allowed 2000 gals,
of water. . --
Alderman Scott seconded the mo
tion. Motion upon vote of the board
was carried.
F. T. PATTERSON.
City Clerk.
LODGE DIRECTORY
CHA1TAWKA TRTBB NO. 14, L
R. M. Meets every Wednesda
sleep Red Men's Hall, over Nev
Bern Gas Company's office. Broth
era from other reservations ear
daily welcomed. E. A. Braddy.
Sachem 1 J. H. Smith, G. at R.
D. G. SMAW
(SUCCESSOR TO H. W. SIMPSON)
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND KIBALMER.
Office 68 Broad St 'Phone 161
Residence 18 South Front - It
T Phone ttt.:'-.: -i- ''""-'
WEST AND NORTH-WKST ;
flock Bystom noes: Hsllsst SSZt
RaB Schedale In esTect Nov. SM, 'li
v. Norfolk .8:81 8:61
v. Petersburg 11:66 6:46
v, Darham .foxai T:8 ' :S6
T, Lyncbbarg 8:46 1:81
ir. Cincinnati t : 16 : 81
it Columbus )tsi
6:2 6:11
.-, P.BB. - S.SL
afe Chicago .'..
ar. St Louis ....... 6:88 8:86
Close connection mad for Seattle
an Francisco and nil WesUrn fb'tnts
Pullman Bleeping and parlor cars
9. ft W. Cafs dining earl ;lf
eat and servloe standard of excel
tones. Blu4 Ridge and Allegheny
fsiataln 'crossed si most pictar
Has parts. Wine-tables, deserts
Mvs literature and Information free,
fnrrespondencs Invited, '
W, a SAUNDERS, ap.A.
Roanoke, Ts
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' W. B. BNVTLIi. Pass. Tntf. Mgr.
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Zlzzzi ?ttl Ccpr:;
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iteamers Florida, Virginia aA Als
sama. Finest United States Liall
Iteamers South of New York. Ean'
tl with United Wireless Teleytr I
tag every modern con ver'rsnow f 1
de pleasure and eomtort of Us tn f
Clnx pubuc Leaves caUy, as .
taws: ' .
fortsmonth, landay vr.el:t09-!
'Week days, ,....t....6:t9 f -a.
f rfo!k .............. .6:t 5 p.rt
l:i Point l:l)t.z
I: wers arrive Norfolk. .7:00 a.n,
t::v?j sold to sil polsta, I,'--Tti
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KOTIC3 EAL3.
Under and by. virtus of power of .
sale In an order made by the Clerk
of the Superior Court la a special
proceeding entitled B. J. West, Ad
ministrator, vs. Georgo R. West et V
al, the same being No. (69 noon th
Special Proceeding Docket of said
Court, the undersigned Commissions, .
er will, .on Monday, September 21st, -
1914, at one o'clock - p. m. at the '
Court House door In New Bern, North.
Carolina, offer for sale to the high
est bidder for. cash, those certain -tracts
of land ' lying , and being in.
Craven County; North Carolina, mora
particularly described as follows, to- "
wit: ' s
FIRST TRACT: ' A tract of land '
containing S3 - acres, more er less.
conveyed to A. C West by William
Harrington by deed dated October 5,
1911, and recorded in the office of '
the Register of . Deeds of Craven -
County in Book 1 8 7, at Page 8 9 1,
beginning at a hickory In the Splker -line,
running South 41 8-4 East 7'
poles to John Spiker's. line thence
with his line South 88 1-4 East 103
poles, to Jersey Barrlngton's line;
thence North 41 1-4 West 70 poles
to A. C. West's line; thence with his
line North 83 1-4 West 103 poles to
tbe beginning, containing 83 acres,
more or less, and being the same
tract of land also conveyed by John
T. Wayne to A. C. West by deed dat
ed December 4th, 1867, and recorded
in the office of the Register of Deeda
for Craven County In Book 93, at .
rage 61. ; -
SECOND TRACT: A tract con
taining 67 acres, more or less, con
veyed by F. P. Latham to A. C. West
by deed dated October 17th, 1836,
recorded in the Register's office of
Craven County in Book 65, at Page
259, and described as follows: '- '
Beginning at a Cypress in Broad
Creek Low Ground on the line of
Isaac Barrlngton, then runing North
13 West to a stake; thence South 16.
East 126 poles to Shive's last corner;
then with the Various courses of said
creek and Spelght'a and Price's line
to the - beginning, containing 60
acres, more or less; and another tract
conveyed in the said deed, beginning
at a own standing in the edge of
Broad Creek; running thence West
170 poles to a stake; thence North
43 West 18 poles to a stake; thence
North 66 East 56 poles to a stake;
thence South 60 East 37 poles to a
stake; thence North 45 East 200
poles to a gum; thence South 15
West 160 poles to the beginning.
containing 67 acres, more or less.
This 14th day of August. 1914.
B. J. WEST,
. Commissioner.
ORDINANCE.
Be It ordained by the Board of Al
dermen of the City of New Bern:
' Section 1. That Chapter 13 of the
ordinances of the city, be amended
by striking out Section 3 thereof and
Inserting in lieu thereof the follow
ing:
Section 8. Any person, firm, or
corporation who shall keep open any
store or shop for the purpose of buy
ing or selling merchandise or trans
acting business, or doing any work
or labor of any kind on Sunday, ex
cept work of necessity or charity as
Ib permitted by the general laws of
the State, shall be deemed guilty of
a misdemeanor and, upon conviction
thereof, shall pay a fine of Ten Dol
lars. , i
PROVIDED, That the druggists
may be allowed to keep open their
stores tor the sale of drugs and med-
Icines only; and provided further
that hotels and restaurants may sell
necessities to guests.
v. Tho cale or delivery of necessities
on Sunday shall In no case be per
mitted to become a nuisance, either
in stores or on the street or to cause
disturbances to public worship.
F. T. PATTERSON, Clerk.
6-19-tf
FAIR VMM
These that have not paid
their city tax please take
wairiag that their aty
tax must be tettled at'
once. Ian cdleticpoa .
to settle with city. Fcr
ther tinie cannot be giv? h
etL If yoafcrce me to
cc!!ect by distresj; I wiD
proceed to do so. . Leo!:
out fcr ' jpurii;
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