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NEW BERN. N- jC.. FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 27. 1906
NO. 23.
TWENTY-FIFTH YEAR
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NECK-WEAR
SPECIALTIES
In?"
Ladies' heavy embroidered Stock
Collars, both in long ends and V
Shape, in White. White and Pink,
White and Blue, White and Black,
White and Red; all washable only
Heavy embroidered Collars and
Cuffs Sets, entirely new, the only
thing on the market like it, the set,
7 M Mitchell & Co.,
PHONE
wftX Pollock St., Opp.
Screen Wire and Screen Doors,
and Windows. Heath and Milligan Paint, Paroid Roofing, Builders Material,
Windows, Dpors and Blinds.
PULL LINE COOK TOVES AND RANGES.
Gaskiil lidw. & Mill Sup'y. Co.
PHONE 147.
riMciNKATI'. O.. Aril F, l'.U
3. Itaum Sfe& Ix-k 0.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
GentIrmen:-p!pao enter our nnler
for a Nu. 10 safe at one and t iL out
as soon aa possible.
We are now local! in the Hlymer
Building on Main St.. ani are Ktliri
In rood ahape for buHtneaA. Kwy
thinv in our" establishment in the Pike
Buj la ins wan deMtroye) by the lire,
and the only thinir which was loft wan
our iron which we bought of you.
We at first were of the Micf thai
vrythinff in thesaff -von 1.1 be nshes,
ms the amfe wax en ( floor, fell hix
atorleit ami wa in t he h.ittst part of
the Are, but to our miriirioo the bookn
wwre four) to mi us p rf-( t condition a preccd.nir the lire and could be uaed aain
rf it worv nM thHt iln-v hml a muty mnell from the (tre. We will w-nd you one of the
books ait soon an i- i it rer .i. a, a testimonial of what your wife will do. and we
will write you mlV t.-ftrm 'if any description you may dry ire. for we can not aay
too much of llip w.tv tl Hrffe kMkkI the ll'-p. Youra verv truly.
Thh 'a riioi.:- Tki .e;r a nt Pt.'H. Co.. L. A. Filonwn. Huninema Manager
P. S -We nell th It-ium Safe ami lxrk (xmipany'a Saf-. one of the bent ftafen on
the market. They (- I" I in winning the gold Medal at World Fair. St. Ixmia, 1904
W'e have them in Ftirk w whir.g from 4?r Ibe to Z.000 lb. Write for Catalogue and
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TOGGEST ! GREATE8T ! GRANDEST I
Unsurpassed and unapproached by aw out-ok-door
lytlsement enter prise that has ever toiked the south
'CLEAN! WIIOLKSOMK! MORAL! INSI KLCriVE!
flew Bern
ONE
WEEK
tih Itie Auspices of
tfrSPETIAl. EXC URSION 1!;aINS EVERY DAY '
CRAJ4 BAND CONCERTS HOURLY by Prof. T.
CHALLENGE CONCERT
FAST AND FCRlor
MEET YOUR FR1KNDS ON "THE PIKE!'
fierce Amusement Company,
btO. H. M X.RR.
Gv. Agt-
bREATION
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5ci Drink 5c.
,'Dr. Pepper's Plios-Ferrates
S11E BEST HEALTHFUL DRINK 1
COMPOSED OF WHEAT AND IRON WITH PEPSIN
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PI ONE ICS.
"'SOLD
ONLY
15c.
35c.
288
Episcopal Church
COMPANY New BernNC.
FAIR PIKE
THE BLAZE AND (, LITTER OF
Commencing
APRIL
MONDAY
30TH.
The Knights of Pythias
Mrtiumrn.
BAND !
mmm
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-oUETMING D0INGEVERY MINUTE!
A. I. TIERCE, Director Gen.
EDSEY RIDGE, HENRY BUODGOOD.
Advertisint Rp. Contracting Aft.
CREATION I
IN BOTTLES.
niATED
In
Burying Within City
Without Permit
Limits
Action Agalntt Southern Railway Emoloya.
Dally Nawt Hat New Traawrar.
InveatlgaUng. Board on Pa
mantWork. Graduating Re
cital. Stewards Ex
change Jcbt.
(Special Correspondence.)
Greensboro, April 26 Warrents have
been issued for the arrest of A. W.
Toglemen, section master, and J. H.
Medendris, supervisor of the Southern
Railway company for alleged violation
of the law in burying la dead body
within the city limits without the nec
essary permit, as required by the board
of health and city ordinances. The
charges upon which the warrents were
issued allege the fact that Charles
Williams, colored who was killed early
Sunday morning by being run over by
a train and was buried within the city
limits, on the Southern's right of way.
Health officer Simpson and County
physician Harrison on having their at
tention called to the matter had the
railroad company to exume the body
and bury it outside the city limits,
which was done Monday. The South
ern officials say that they were not
aware that the law had been viola
ted. A semi-annual meeting of the board
of directors of the Daily Industrial
News was held Ian I night, at which
time Mr. R. D. Douglas resigned the
position of secretary and treasurer in
or jer to devote more attention to his
editorial duties. Mr. C. D. Benbow,
of this city was elected his successor,
and under Mr. Benbow 's management
the Industrial News has a bright out
look for the future. Among some of i
the prominent repub'icans who wore
in Greensboro to attend this meeting
were: Collector Duncan, Federal court !
clerk Coles, of Statesville, J. F. Par-
rott of Kinston, Marion Butlor of
Washington, D. C, Rollins of Ashe
ville. The concert which was given for the i
San Francuco relief fuivl was a great
success both from a musical and finan
cial standpoint. The nam of two hun
dred dollars was raised, which added
to the amount all reudy on hand makes
a sum of atout $1G T..O0. The Elks are
raising a fund widen has promise of
being a substantia! one.
Thocommittee appointed by the board
of aldermon to invet-tinate the ehurves
made as to the poor rlasa of work doi.e
in paving Elm Htret l and also as to the
perpetration of fraud on the city by
the inattention to duly ly city officials
has decided to meet Tuesday and start
the investigation. The membersof the
committee are Mayor Murphy and
Aldermen Thompson and Wyaong.
Mr. Fred Taylor, chief of the fire de
partment ha received a check for $10
to go into the treamiry of tho fire de
partment a an appreciation by Mr R.
P. Gorrel of the uepartment'e work in
subduing a fire on his property some
time ago.
Mr. Eatti, atcwurd at the Guilford,
Benbow. h exchan-d positiona with
Mr. Neal, erf the Yarborouifh for a
month. Mr I-atta left today for Ral
eigh to take up hii work.
Invitations reading as follows hnvo
ben utsud: Graduating rwital, Creri
boro Female (Vdletre School of Music,
Florence Jonw and Patsy Uiiln Smith
Friday evening, April th twenty-
seventh at half after eight o'clock.
Greensboro, N. C.
Mr. James T. Iodhetter of Climax,
died yesterday mnrmingof pnoumonla.
Mr. Iodbetter was an active man at
the time of his death and was 7ft years
of age. The interment will take place
today at 1 1 o'clock.
Just received a frh lot of Frank
furters at the Coat Line Meat Mar
ket.
SiridM Otath of Confidtrsta Vtttrta
LaGrana-e. N. C, April E. While
aitUryr at th dinner tabU, ka U art o4
beginning his meal, Mr. O, B. Pal fail
back and in a few snomenU died la ta
arm of his only child, Xrt ImA W,
Tsjrk. Mr. rata serves! valiantly
thjuxjf the civil war, and earriH
empty elee as a cmeUat reminder
1 Uom Uylftf ttras. UwMX Mm
fr years, aeta of bis efciaf
ttt tha rvWao of bis eosnpny, arWca
was tetebraUd eeh lxVf barW
oe dioast oa April Prd, at Anew fllS.
He was a men) fu U. & thank
f UU pis. Ha was aunt ft yean
U. TiM rvmaiaa U1 U U ret la
falrvWw feswaUry twaorrtw ateraooa
at 4'toclL Bat. If. t Trip? K
anrxfect P tarul aerrto,
We think that we are offer
)tg the best and most perfect
working blue fiame oil cook
ingmnpe yem ever taw. Com e
in and let ui dcmon:irte it
tot you. Cavci you til Y -, t
of discomfort jn hot WC.!!,T,i
Water. Q.:r..i Ctcre
87TH ANNIVERSARY
add Fellows Give a Social Evening in Honor
ol Event
The Odd Fellows had one of their en
joyable and profitable social evenings
at their room last night. The particu
lar occasion was the 87th annniversary
of the establishment of the order. The
attendance was large, many of the
members being among the guests.
Noble Grand, H. C. Armstft. ng pre
sided and M. E. Gerock introduced the
speaker, Mr. R. L. Wright of Norfolk;
whose address was highly appreciated
and appraised. After the speech ice
cream was served and all .had a pleas
ant time.
Phone us your drug wants,
ren's Drug Store.
War-
Empress Dowager's Gift Rejected
Special to Journal.
Washington, April 26. President
Roosevelt today declined the offer ten
dered by the Empress Dowager of
China of the donation of $75,000 for the
victims of the San Francisco disaster.
It has caused more laughs and dried
more tears, wiped away diseases and
driven away more fears than any other
medicine in the world. Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
For Sale by F. S. Duffy.
Insurance Rates Advance
Special to Journal.
Chicago, April 26 Underwriters and
business men directly or indirectly in
terested in fire insurance predict an ad
vance in rates to cover losses made by
the San Francisco fire.
Let in fill your prescriptions.
War-
ren's Drug Store.
EflortS for Forest Reserve
Special to Journal.
Washington, April 26. Gov. Glenn
and Commissioner of Agriculture Pat
terson of North Carolina addressed the
House Com-nittoc in favor of the A;j
palachian Forest Reservation today.
Call for a Iwttleof Dr. Pepper.
Last Day of Court,
The first case on trial before Judge
Purm ll yesterday was that of United
Slates ve. Quin Cox. Peg Mills, Shade
Ewell, Johnson Mills and Herbert
Moore on the charge of doing malicious
damage to the Uunited States mail
boxes which urc used on rural routes.
The offense vu: -.alleged to have been
committed in I'itt county. 'Hie de
fendants were all colored. On account
of a technicality the court did not allow
the case to eo to the jury but dismissed
the defendants.
United States vh Johnson Mills, re
tailing liquor without the payment of
the special government lav,
United Slates vk M. MrNamara, re
sisting an olfirer. This is the case in
which the defendant, Michael McNa
mara, chief engineer on the yacht
Roxana, her last Thanksgiving. The
complaining witness was Arthur T.
Kemp, a wealthy resident of Boston.
McNamara is a skilled engineer and
holds a five year license and has many
credentials and testimonials. His act
was Dot done in malice but he merely
wished to protect his reputation aa a
careful mechanic and against any pos
sible charge of manslaughter that
might arise from neglett of his engine
or Area. And furthermore he stated
that be did not know the officer repre
sented the UniUd State. The case
resulted in mistrial and was continued
to aeit term of court when the defend
ant will be tried also on charge of mu
tinous conduct
Prayer for continued Judgment was
en tared on record In the caas of U. S.
va tba Commissioner of Pamlico county
and thy were each to fivs bond for
09 for their appears oca at aaxt tarn
of eastrt and show that th rtqalr-'
raantaof Ut War Department in ra
fard la tha bridge are compiled with.
I Ore matter of U. 8. t R. E. Cox,
eeotaoeed by th coart yesterday to
fay a fta of two and coats aad tmpris-
tarnnt t Ihre sanath. The santenes
tu ModUUd apoa Um nlinff of aa affl-
tt by U df sadaat Ovat as bad
taad aVta apotnfta to Cotnatlaatostar
HQ for W laatjraair fead enndoct. Tba
bads' rtdoced U Cm SA and cost
aad rwsnitted lb uaprWoamt
T court ad)oontd for the Una
last crtfiSng and J offtoers left for
Daair bomes on th abeoflr.
fiwfWt Lltbla Cinff AU brrigvra
ttng and aaliaWa at ,WaHait't Sod
fckftfMM Cits Urtt Ural,
perls U Journal . - .
Hew OrWans, April H TH btrlU-
U4 f Uva Confederal Vat fan U
wtee la SkhmnM, Vs., 1 IXC, was
anerJmnos'y avypud t tb annul t-
ard. i today
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NEW BERN LADf ARTISTS.
High Class Musical Entertainment at
Which Mj Marlon RadclIRe Will
Sing.
A local item in the Baltimore Sun
contains a notice of a musical enter
tainment at the home of Mrs. Charles
J. Bonaparte in the interest of the
laboratory fund of St. Josephs hospi
tal. It will be given Friday May 4.
The notice is of particular interest to
New Bern people for the mention of
former ladies formerly well known
here. Miss Marion Radcliffe, of New
York is to sing and it is said of her that
she has obtained most brilliant success
in New York, and in many places
throughout the south. While in Balti
more she will be the guest of Miss
Maria Manly, another former resident
of Ne v Bern.
The name of Miss Marion Rawls, ap
pears on the program as pianist. She
is also well known in New Bern and has
had large success as a pianist in the
Peabody Conservatory of Music in
Baltimore.
Best (. Cream at Warren'.
Merritt.
April 26.
The farmers around Merritt are pro
gressing well in getting their crops
planted, they have reduced the acreage
on potatoes about f0 and they are ex
pecting better prices this year.
We had a light f rose the night of the
2.'!rd, hut. we have heard of no damage
.lone s yet.
Miss Ida Cahoon is teaching school at
this place. Her father Mr J. W. Ca
hoon just closed the public school at
this place. Miss Ida assisted her fath
er in hi3 school and is a very good teach
er for the primary grade.
Mr. J. W. Aldridge was at Merritt
Saturday trying to organize a Cotton
Growers and Business Men's Associa
tion, but our peopl" are slow to get to
gether on the cotton proposition. There
will he aa much planted here as in
1005.
Our farmers seem to have their eyes
open to Mibinesa as they are putting
more improved machinery on their
farms, which reduces the labor expense
which is very hih and scarce here.
We learn the lodge of C. B. H. is pro
gressing finely and are swelling their
m"mhership some. Much success to
them as it a good organization.
The farmers here are helping the
guino factories some, from the looks
of things as there were about 200 bags
delivered at the warehouse at this place
on Monday. We expect 10c cotton or
higher.
Tar Heel.
A few
ren's.
more Palms cheap at War-
Six soda tic . ets iV at Warren's.
A Splendidly Illustrated Magazine.
McClure's Magazine for May in ad
dition to it.4 sterling text, headed by
the first of the Kipling stories and tho
Life Insurance articles, is one of the
best illustrated numbers of any perio
dical thnt has been on the stands in a
long tin. e. 'I he follow injj well known
artists appear in its pages Andre
Costaigne, Glackens, I'enn, Dilzler,
Ixwell, Wycth, Taylor, and Slonn. In
addition Prof. Woodherry's valuable es
aay on Milton is illustrated with good
reproductions of rare portraits of the
great Poet
Fresh
Market.
frankfurters at Coast Line
Loco.
April 'Si.
We are having cool weather nov.-. and
its very bad on our small truck.
Our quarterly meeting was held Sat
urday and Sunday. We had a large
congregation each day.
Mr. K E Laady of 'Wilmington and
Mr. Flaie Hobba and son of Wards
Milt spent Saturday night a' the home
of Miss Eunice K Smith.
Mr. Manly Higgins and wife welcotn
guests at the horns of Mr. E J Higgles
Saturday night
Meaar. K and L Barbeaof Rlchkanda
spent Saturday night night with rela
tive at this place.
Mr and Mr RoiU Collina aad chil
dren of this place rpt Sanday rren-
bf in Jonaa. with Mr and Mr Norman
Eabank.
Mrs Gsorgla Wak af UadnoU Craek
and Mr Uncata Hadnot of MaytviDe
war la ar town bat wo.
la th Loco itatna a few am,
mistak was made In Ove c of EUer
Smith, H sboald bar bora jraara, bv
rtaadofaU
W. W.
nt prtt bultar, 10 ceart par
aosjnd, Cnat Ut Market.
; 1 ).0.0.M.rieie, v
i Tba enor Ords UalleJ AatarVa
MecKatik tf Oriental wi3 bar ba
k pUn4 at Arspabo Betorday, May
lK A Dibbf aad f4 wUl b freswt
ed at tVe am Uma, It is epfted
that Vxe of U1 ordr wifl be wta
ni4 la AfsrW bfoa Vg and
(rrt; -f ( b) Uv4 Ua
C f !-.
after wmwm
Murderer Enjoys Viiiting Sights
Awaiting Commitment
Street Railways Personal Property. Inter
esting State Histories. Southern Edu
cational Conference. Politics
Waking Up. Farm tabor Scarce
In West. Farmers State
Convention.
(Special CoiTespon-lenie. )
Raleigh, April 2". Deputy Insui-.uu'e
Commispionor Scot I has returned here
from New Bern where he investigated
a fire thought to be of incendiary origin
The evidence to that effect is pretty
strong, but not quite enough was se
cured to bring about a conviction. I n
Anson county he investigated the burn
ing of a barn in the country and the re
sult of the investigation is the arrest of
Clem Ingram, colored, against whom
the evidence is said to be very strong.
Two nv-r. saw him running away from
the burning barn,
The Supreme court, as predicted
last week, decides the street railways
are personal property and so the man
who threw a stone through the window
of a street car at Winston-Salem will
have to serve his sentence of 8 months
on the reads.
Two interesting bcxjks are soon to ap
pear, one of thc.ie being Prof. D. H.
Hill's child history of North Carolina
and the other a book on eminent North
Carolinians by Prof. R. D. W. Conner.
The illustrations will be numerous both
bookj, and ;or the child's history no
fewer than 77 have been make from
the historical collection here. This
book is to appear about July.
There is to be at Lexington, Ky., be
ginning Mey 2, a conference on educa
tion in t'.e south and at the same time
a meelin, of the southern superinten.
dents of education. State Superintei -dent
Jo .mm , R. I). W. Conner and
Clarence li. Poe are among thoffe who
will ;t 1 1 en I from this State
Thei ' i ; c uady beginning to he a
little ! oi politics and as usual it
ben g Iki ...ooiig the democrats, wn lc
Green jl.o . i, as always is the republi
can slon.i centre. The republicans do
nut seem to know as yet where their
State Convention will be held, but those
who l.ivoi- Greensboro insint that it
will be ii jld there.
Corpoi i- 'i Commissioner Rogers,
who urn. d today from the mountit n
section says farmers there are'up with
their vnrkti.itt hat the lack of farm labor
is very great. In fact labor is scarce
in all kind-i of work. A great deal of
railway construction m in progress.
There were i-evere frosts Monday and
Tuesday of tins week.
Great numbers of cards are being sent
out giving notice of the North Carolina
Farmers State Convention to 1h- held at
the Agr.eiotural K- Mechanical College
here. J 1 1 1 v lo-l2lli. Sx'cial programs
are provided for cotton and tobacco
grower -, dairymen and women and able
seaker will discuss imortant sub
jeclH. A larger attendence than ever
fore is ex jwTled.
Frail Durham, a young white man
who is to serve 11 years in the x'niter.
liary for killing deputy Shenlf Hinloi,
in Polk county, was brought here by
his brother, bm bondsman seven! days
ago to nerve bis sentence, but it wa.h
found that the sheriff of Polk could not
come here and the brother who brought
the prisoner here did not wish himself
to t jrn lam over to the penitentiary
authorities. The prisoner s mother
came w ith him. 'I he brother returned to
Polk county to arrange to have soni"
officer from there bring the commit
ment und deliver the man or rise to
have an arrangement made for the
aheritT of this county to Lake this step
Meanwhile the prisoner has leen en
joying himself at Raleigh, visiting the
various State building and seeing the
sights thereabouts. The case wa quite
a curious one Hinton, thedTuly who
was kiled, hail arrested Durham
ad taken him to the of
ftce of a magistrate where a bond wss
being prepared when suddenly Ihjrhsm
ran, Hinton pursued and hot at him.
and then Durham fired at Hinton
Tba prwinor said he ran betaus he
bad a revolver (and he we sjrsid ho
would b searched and a acond charge
made against him. He also claimed
that the bullet from H in ton's pistol
ent through his sleeve.
oAnTonzA,
si ii vm m ww seww
1 las' tti are traaan
Krai.
ran lHf-'e.
fa 4-j.i lie u of the fas e
ansnr e,. tarvwa. They are ')
fcy aim, wansen od rtiiUlrm. by M
aW 1 rtflHi. A bUMerfy HD4l
faa In Hi s.Js f tb rncpw at a
wrweiiin fnsub la assd I ewatry all
sr t iyfaK wbi are ftwmpttj
iw1ftx4 and attewded t by ! t4
bUf)t, Grata tt wtnnw4 by the
famrt with a4nt fan, and tb d
tne4) arTaat ftnt emty faa tb sa
ber of a rwarcast are, bwt ab
a h-f nsrM aaper r a t
pea for ttfinf to la asbe. . ,
Drink Pr. Ft? Vrs Yin and W
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HACKBURN
IS SOLE AGENT FOR THE
"Crawford" Shoe
FOR
AND
"The Patrician"
FOR WOMEN.
"No Shoes Wear Better"
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TWO
PIECE
Suits
Very few men have use for a
vest in hot weather.
We lind the most attractive
suits in our store just now are
those, composed of coats ami
trousers.
They make the coolest clothe
that a man can wear. You don't
realize how hot a vest is until
you have gone without one.
If you are looking for romfoi ;
it awaits you here in abundance.
J.J. Baxter
Buy A Lot in
7th Ward, Norfolk City
of Norfolk and the Jan
., proMTly is located
.w 11 I 'xii"it ion Ground'
point.
TERMS-$5. and S10.UO per montli, wiUm,uI i:
or taxes until j)aid fnr Ixits $40) to $75), accouli
location.
The city rapid growth in this dip-ction ild mahe n,,i, . j.igi..
I or further particulars apjdy to
C. T in'MFHREY. Hotel Hazelton. New i;,rr::. N'
HIGHLAND PARK SYNDICATE.
140
The Soda
Thirst
It has con.i' and neurre
n ver bt'tler able to enter
tain it. The delirious new
dnnWti we have will charm
and delight this great sum
mer autocrat He will lw
repealodly downtd, but like
truth will rise again. 'Kir
frrh, pure "all fruil'' yr
up and our sparkling, rofil
ok water are fit In quench
the thirst of a monsrt-h.
F. S. DUFFY'S
l Pharmacy.
lrseV'aTNBTJrserNarNs
Hyprtrtf4.
o far sifbt mesne tba focuslnf at eb-
4 or H(bt bahmd tb retinae entr
rrw sat tb era, and If H war aot thai
nalor bad some mean af eerrsrtinf
tKIa error rear bad bt woald rswalt.
lb braj fds eat aa estr aansant af
as; tb tuaaawm oftSaer aaaaatai
eontractami t eramplfn of same, a Visa
aaitssa (bat dall b a-wraifla, Inflna
sdarVnM tywa, bwbilHy to rmi er
an tb iaa fee any Iseartb af Uaa far
tVw wnrtt,' and tb aaoaela bsiaf b
tyinpety ane wKb anaCbcr lb ry
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pndUr af narr far tbaf parta af
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Fine Clothe Maker
Baltimore 'and Nel VffrV
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Prove The Quality
of Our Ice Cream
If I . V Il l-I t JKe the ,e
tirle w tia'rhey wonM no
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US. 1 "tir jind pre for yi 'irar !'. . -
We alio eil Die !et I rand;. ( . .t'ars
anrl I larco
Crescent Tobatv.i
Company.
W: D. Barrinton
MASAfiKR
NEW BERN COnON OIL S
FERTILIZER MILLS
sAHa:rAiTTitirm
a
Cotton Seed Products .
aod
Hiob Grade Fertilizers
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