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editor ira r-r-'
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iiBc&imoa uiui -9m
Tear ta advaaoe , . ...... ' I4.H
Sa rwr, mot la adr&aoe.. ... - t.M
Sfenthly by earria to tka ettr
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'vV-ellcaUoae
farBiaaed
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oa
: Catered at taa Fostftfflee, New Bera
nV O. aa Hmt-oltM matter. -
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' AND CWAVVV Wl'-fTf. '
Key Bern, y P. MatA 24; IM.
THE 8 AMPLE BOOKLET iND
ciEoutAB mnrujsrcBL;: i
Uo dty caa 1 cltybeaotiful
in the'iray iwt.!!"J4;;
leys free frWlt:pper ttavsh
nuisanoo, that permlta bill boards
and the free and unlimited distrj
bution of booklets and,olreolara.
Advertising per the boy 'earner
route, who is paid for diatributing
the booklet orcircnlar," -but who
usually scatters Instead of Tdiatrib
uting -in Divert to" tinih; hUljobj
quickly, is one of the vprst aula !
ances in any city 4hatpermita auch
distiibation, "for it means strebt'
lota and-alleys atrewa oontiaabus,
ly withwastpapiAdJais
waste paper. Buisanoe ls not oooi
fined to local merchants by any
means. Any ; day nearly dating
certain seasons of the year i can te
seen booklets' and! circolars adyer
tising some far away- business,,
usually, (AeapmeoUcinalvliousei,
that cannot stand pablicity that
the newspaper gives, bcausethelr:
characters would, noV in " the first
place bear the scrutiny of the news
paper. So they send thousands
and thousands of booklets that tire
tucked "under doors, thrown into
hallways, handed to people ou the
street, about ninety nine;per cent
being cast eventually on tbestree
-co he hlown about and If not path
-- -- - . r::r r: :
erea up, to amc into ana stop ap
street sewenu- And . besides thls
above- kind -of advertising at ah
ezcnanije aays-r'y: ri:' yix;:
"Tha praetiea of throwing Maple of
medicine and other produeta into yard
as an advertising plan ahoald b
' demned for the Teaaon that thare tt
ever praaent the likelihood that a Md.
- will find and eat the article to diatribnt-
ed. The ad vertiaer haa no right to jeo
pardize the life of of a" child by throw
tag into the yard where a child may a
care It a package. Uming . madicine
or other product that might cauM sor
ioue reeuitt if eaten ly a.chlld."t s: 5
How often Is seen in thiadty
': the sample package; of somejkind
or meatcine, lying wittun. ; easy
reach of children who caa easily
be tempted to; try the sample.
. Afid Just at this veasoQ of the year
is the time for subh distributlonDf ;
. .sample of tnedicines-'v for Spring
, ailments. Stores selling medicines
4t : or goods, may be permitted to give
' " away samples, but there ahould be
1 muolcipaT action' againtt the house
to house dutribution of any kind
, of free samples of unknown ox out
side goods. xt&&-tjr?i?'x tyS
C ASTO R I A
Troops ware tent to GUlaapla, I1L ty
'i uovsrnor Den tea to qnelt aa outbreak
& jot miners.;.
DEAFNESS'
CANNOT BE'
CUBED
by local spoucationa, ' as they cannot
reacn ins diseased portion of tba ear.
There ts oolyjooa way to euro deafness,
and that U by eonatitutional remediaa.
. ..Deafness is caused bv an inflamed eon-
anion oi ui mucous lining or in &us
, rtachiao Toba. . Whaothta tab to In
. flamed yoa have a-rumbling sound, or
Zh-r- import act hearing, and when it is entlre
, -''' V aloaed, deaf oeaa is the reeult, and on
'Ml iba inflammation can be taken out
- ' " od this tuba restored to tu normal eon
j',"? t duioo, hearing will be destroyed forev-
i ' on bine caaea out af tn are cauad by
' catarrh, which la nothing but an inflam-
. T' ' .ad condition of the mucous surfaces. .
" We will give one hundred dollars for
- .'' ; any caa of deaf ns - (caid by re
', Urrb) that cannot be corJ ty I?Ui
' Catarrh Care. Smd for circulars fre.
: T.h chenet coi-s,
, .'J Bold by dmsla, pries 75a. '
V. ;:1 'i Take IXalT family pills .'for aoa
. ,4siptUoB -.. ' , '-, .1-
' ' Etatem al.li rrs k t.e
Ommorre Co'nn ' i. f i
rate ae from CU; i U i
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This Great Ilair Grower 2ow
Bo! J til Ofer America-..
What do you think of the liberal
pre-- ...iua mat the Uiroux airg.uo. oi
E- Jo, N. Y.; American makers of
F fc. :n Sage, sre putting Op Xo the
rri or tua journal, i
Tuty kMw; they are absolutely cer
tain that they have tba only real hair
grower, beautifier and dandruff germ
destroyer on tha market today, , and
knowing this they havertquestei Brad-
hmDrogCo. toiUU to fary'fdMJuglon.. And, aay, If I an Hve' np to
lng in New Bern and vicinity that they
guarantee Parla'aa Sage to teroove ev
ery trace of dandruff; to stop, falling
hair and itching scalp, or money, back.
Every one who reads thia important
atwoaneanMnt shoatd know that Pari
sian Saga makes hair grow, not Only
abundantly, but gives it that lustrous
appearanca that all desire. .'V- ' 4-
. Women will find Parisian Sage the
most refreshing and ideal hair dressing,
frao from sticknesft or. greaae. " Large
bottle 60 esnta at Bradham Drug Co,"
and druggists everywhere, ' -'" J
. "'I have used Parisian Sage for some
time and think it has no equal as a hair
beautifieF and scalp cleaner, i No more
dandraS; or faded hair thank to Paris-
laa Sage. V Mrs.. William -Hoglond,
Sault Ste Mariei Mich.; Jane 2, 1910,
Anthony Jannos carried two passen
gers in tbipline flights
ji: " ' i ' ! it V;..-
OMldren Ory:r
tfUK FLETCHERS- .
C ASTORIA
J. Gould tendered nit resig
nation as President of tha Missouri Pa
cifie RaOway, and ; was "elected chair
man of the board at a meeting of Uhe
directors in New York. '
Ws can promise you a clear, clean
skin and a beautiful complexion if you
use ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP according
to directionB. H''? -ifi
ZEMO i' a skin" beautifier and
scientific preparation for tha ; treat
ment of eczemat pimples, dandruff and
ail diseases of the skin and scalp, n ZEMO
SOAP is lite nicest, beatlathering anti
septic soap you ever used fof.toUet or
Bold by druggists everywhere and in
New Bern by FrS. Daffy Druggiit
i Three indictments against William J.
CNtmmina, one of the directors of the
Carnegie Trust Company, - were, handed
dowaia New York yesterday charging
among ;otber things grand , Isrcens 'to
the nmtfdapa.-f;:;-.i'V'f '
V FORCED TO LEAVE HOME, f
Everv vear a largo number of Door
sufferers, -whose lungs are sore and
racked wttn coughs, are urged, to go to
another climate. But this is costly and
not always aura.- -i nere's a natter wav.
Lot Dr. King Kew Discovery euro von
at home. "It eured mo of rang troo-
bla." writes W R Nelson, of Calamine.
Ark.Vrwbeii all aba tailed and I gaifl-
oo 7 pounds m weight", its snreiythe
tug oi au eougn and mngcurea. - iboa
sands owe their Uvea and nealta to it.
It s positively guaranteed for cougha,
colds, hnrrippe, -asthma. - eroun al
throat and lung troubles, 50c and I LOO.
Trial bottle free at all Druggists. "
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t Is not believed President Taf t will
fully explain tha purpose of the Govern
meat in mobilising troops near the Mex
lean frontier untiL after Congress con-
jF.i inn..- ii mi - .i ' vVTiv,
yTOR DISEASES OE 'TOE SKIN
'Nearly all diseases of Ua akin sacb
as aesema, totter, salt rheum and bar
ben' Itch, are characterised by an la
tent Itching and smarting, which often
makes life a burden and disturbs sleep
sad rest Quick relief may be bad bv
applying Chamberlain's . Salve, . It af
Jays the hehing and smsrting almost
instantly. Many cases have been cured
oy its aaa. . jrm sale by all dealers.
: - -
..Yh United States Civil Service Corn-
annouueasa stenographer 'and
typewrttor skamlnatkm to be held at
Qoldaboro April 0 and Wilmington oo
April 6. This may prove a good oppor
tunity for soma New Benr boy as it Is
understood that a vacany in the local U.
S. EngWr OHlca will be fll)d by so
l!;'lle from this examination. Parties
JeuitUig to take this examination should
write the Civil Service Commiiwlon at
Washington, L C, for informa&on.
Application form No. 804 is required.
NO NEED TO STOP WOEK.,
VThn ywir d t'r orilrre yoa to stop
wore, H it. yiu. "1 Can I ' )
?. ion b yu; are -tk, run
t a in (..,! In health. dv dev.
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with a word of ctf-r .;., i t
wH fcc'p; to itriTe to dct '
utmost Uie heart, head aL 1
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qualities endowed by tha Eu r OTer
all; to hold all women In re; t and
to lo?a one;, to weave the V. .;i cf
eternal optimism Into tha Uth of all
with whom 1 may come In cot act; to
worship nature and tha Greft Spirit
that cocculved It all In a word, to play
tba came rl life with a steady handJ
and a quaknlesa conscience and a real
thenark, dont yoq think I've corralled
about all the creed that la necessary
Backbone Monthly. i - r ,
The elevator :was waiting for pas-.
sengers 00 the ground floor ot e sky
scraper when. aB excited. woman -flub
tared Over to th man running ft : "
"Does this car.go op?", she inhoired.
breathless. '
"No. midam,' said the elevator man
unperturbed, ."this J a croastowfc car."
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FOUSYKlDIlEYFiIlS
PSI WOMHH 1IMI w Bvr
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Conspiracy to bribe Is charged three
indictments fa connection with the Pick
ford damage ease. rC- '"'y
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1 ,A DREADFUL SIGHT i
to H J Barnum. f Freeville. N. Y..
was the fever-sore that had plegttM bis
life for vears insmte or meny remedies
ha tried. At last he used Bucklen's Ar
niea Salve and writes: fit baa- entirely
healed with scarcely a scar left.? riesis
burns, boils, - aesema; eutt. -bruises,
swellings, corns and piles like 'magic.
(jniy m at au ueaiera. S
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' VSIeepWalklni.
Somnambulism; has been; a mystery
ana a matter or discussion to the dM
teal - profession since the days fit tba.
ancients. -They knew as well Is ww
all now know , that there, la Bch i
thing as somnambulism, or WalkW lc
the sleep. - They attempted to explain
It Just as modera medical aden$e uts
been .endeavoring' to explain in ever
since: .But as It was then so If Is now.
There are so many explanations; that
even the physician Is puzsled to dec!
Tf uivu VV IIW.Fiii,:,!,
Rheuoiatitm Relieved in si Hours
Dr. Detchon's relief for Rheumatism
usually relieves severest cases In I few
rurs. lu action upob the sytrt
remarkable-and' effective. ; ItYemoVes
at once the cause and tha disease quick
ly djssppMra. First dose greatly
Hm 16o and fLOO, Vjold ;by Bn
Drug Co. " s li
. Vv KTecate Work. .--
'. The tfrlrln inf t UMn'm wot-k lec tin
known.' '. Wa'' mtfv ' lie-sure..- howiver.
thatit began among some orientaldw
ple. It had Attained to' great excelleace
to Greece in thsjtlme of, Alexandernd
bis successors." . The Romans also 'ex
celled to Mosaic work, ss Is-ahOwu by
the. many, preserved specimens today
to be seen In the mnseumav- Theisrt
was revived .In Italy by Olotto, Clme
bue and others and .from Italy undo
Its wy hue the other European eoun
tries.. Some of the achievements of 'tns
Mosaic works of tha bast Italian penod
are- little' toss than tsiraculaa-K'ew
York American, ''-'- hrZ
-: PILES r tpil re t - att r r
Williama' Indian Pile Otnlmeat wiU
e ire Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles,
It absorbs tha tumors, allays itching, at
Once, acts as a poultice, gives instant
relief. . Williams' Indian Pile Ointment
Is prepared for Piles and itching of p.
private parts, ' Solo by druggists,' trfs
SOe and 1104 -Williams' KTg.; 6
Props., Qavaland, O,' ; ';
t ..: : eerleus, 'i'r-.''-',
"Mm,1 Brownl lira, Brownl 'Come
flulcki -Vaster George ': wsa foolta
with a revolver aa' he's shot one ot Oe
servants!1?:'.' '" '.'?' - i
Ts tt oos of the maids 7 .' -'
. rNo, masm; It's ths took.-" ' 1 -1
, The cook J Mercy I 1 can never for
give aim, oererr Oevetand Plafo
Peslef.,rr'' ', " "
ro!win:::.7r.'':
- Hrafter all postal employes are
have on dny of rmt In each seven.
The moat .common eatme f r,..r
Is disorders of the etouia. h. . Cbati,
Iain's ?torua h end Liver TalileU
these diordflra and enable you to .
or sole by all dlra.
The C ef Drt.mi
rrni are r t r-- f.t
tht bruin, flii" In a Imd ' 'I
diP'-ftx-d Intnl. but re !'. t
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is cne I'.ice nhere ba!J
LtSiled jrta thise, aad ttat la la tie
Ximj. t r ' 6.ta (A t- theatre. T?y-
do cot obscure your view Hie t-e
merry widow" tats and the reflec
tion of tie foot'.' a ca tblr paUs
lt-nJi a crta'.n amour tb tie scene.
It Uiese tiid headed people bad ased
Wyetti'i Eage end Efbur Hair Rem
edy ia theU- earlier dajs they would
not be so conspicuous cowi This
preparation does not plant new hair,
but U does strengthen weak, flying.
hair, and not only brl.-tens dull,
parched hair, tut gradusiiy restores
tha color to laded or gray sair. :
is a clean, wholesome hair dressing,
which caa be used daily with perfect
safety. - - -
Wreta's sage and suipnur is soia
under guarantee that the money will
be refunded if It falls to d? exactly
as represented. ' -
This preparation ts offered to tne
puDito at iniy cents a ooxue ana u
recommended, and sold by
f. s,. utft;
PRIMARY TO BE mLD ON
APRIL 11TIL
Pursuant to call T E McCarthy Chair
man of Committees, called the meeting
to order at 8:IK o'clock p nv March IS.
' Oa motion FMward Clark was elected
Secretary,
On roll call a msjortfy of we repre
sentatives of the varioue -wards - were
present..- . .
The purpose or the meeting was sta
ted by the chairman which waa the na
ming of a date for holding ohe .City
Democratic Primary. i--
On motion, April lltn waa named as
the date for holding the aald primary
for the nomination of the following oflFi
cers;..- . t ,
MAYOR, TAX COLLECTOR,
CHIEF OF POLICE, -CITY
CLERK;" '
Two Aldermen for each of the six
wards vv A
It wat also ordered that the entrance
feeafor-the candidates should baas fol
lows:
- Mayor, Chief ot .Police, Tax Cotlee-
tor and qt Clerk, 110.00: each alder
man $2.00. t All feea to be paid in ii 12
o'clock noon, Saturday April l'.. :v
, juanagers rot uia vsrwoa warus were
appointed aa fpllowsC;
first want, polling piacey uty ua
i ft Hill, Fnrnie Gsskill and A Lee.i:
- Second . ward, -poluig place,. court
house-C K" Hancock, Walter Fulford
had Mark1)lsoswayii;fe;t,'c:
ThW' ward; polllnr place, ' Atlantic
fire house. -Geo. L - Clark, H B Moore,
. Jaevey.,; -fss.-vf m
r .Fourth Ward,lpolllng place. 4th ward
reelhouue.i-J F Henderson, J E Gaa-
kill, Alex McLack lan.
iFif th ward, poUing plae. MaCarthy's
Btore-K timltt, a T Hancock, , u
BaBliiiif't4:S;
Sixth ward,', polling: place, tit ward
feel houses) H Stanley, . JC T Hollo-
well, G W wmiama, i;
" Ordered that the polling plaee of the
4th ward be ehangad t' the 4th ward
engin house, and the li ward to the
Atlantle Engine housfc&'o' f-V.
L On motion It was ordered that the
Dames of candidates shook! each he
printed on separa to balbta, also ordered
that the polls shall be opened from-
o'clockam, toTo'loek p ra,' and that
IM committee meet at the city .hall at
I o'clock pm, April 12th ttraoant the
- On motion, the managers Of the elee-
tlon tre to receive 12.00 per dsyr-A
- On motion, meeting takes a raee
until 8 o'clock p m. April 12th, at City
Han. '" - - 'V -;'.
C- tHOS. F. MeCARTBT, Chm'a.
EDWARD CLARK, See.
The; Health of Yourstki
- Pope's Herb Is prepared to Provide t
dependable houhold remedy, baaed
upon the principle of purity of blood in
suring freedom from tl,ase. It is s
medicine for maladies euch aa, Kheu
maUam, Liver Compliant, Corntipa
tion, lever and pie. 1 cnn'e I-.ic.rd-ers,
IuilipeBtitm, LumL " K.idnry Ue-raiu-"mf
nt, (Catarrh, i .. k and Kerv
on il5iiarh', ln of A ; -'.:-e and all
a'tiinenta aring from ii.wUvify of the
Liver and h.i-Jiicv. ' f
It is a pun 'v 1..-H , T?.' I t IF .ta
Ci-"..i-- ( Itiaj t r;i In c. urr :te
c " '. i 'l4'.,!c' ; r .1 - y to
t..,i', (nrcan ta i. 1 ii vnir.)
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rr- I!;i'ft lv 'r V-
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. alc::.::an3J ward .
I ten1 y anouoa mysfeU scandUate
for ALerman from ths third ward.
lid If ejected, pledjs myself to au eco-
noniical maosgement of city affairs and
no increase ia tax rates.-..'
- Raspaetfully. v:' ,: itv
Z: ;' O.AKAFER..;"
; s u t . Hi i i .' ' j.
fALDZIAN 4th WARDgl
I hereby announce myself a' candidate
for the office of Alderman of the 4th
ward, subject to theDemocratlc Prima
ries to be held on AprH Uth, I91LV-V
1 1 i: w. smith, .
ALDERMAN 4th .WARD.7;
X hereby announce myleff a; eandi
drte for the office of Alderman of the
4Ut ward, subject to the Democrafc
Primaries to be held April 11th 1911.
Respectfully
J. G. BRINSON.
- " ' 1 ' 11 11 ".V
p ALDERMAN $nd WARD.
1 hereby announce myself a candidate
for re-election as Alderman from 2nd
ward, subject to action of the Demo
cratic Primary and if elected will prom-
ise to serve yoa as faithfully in the fu
ture as I have in the past -
I - -E. H. HARDISON.
ALDERMAN 2nd WARD.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for Alderman from the 2nd ward, sub
ject to the decision of -the party aa ex
pressed in the Democratic Primary and
If elected will act for the best Interests
ol jail dtisena of the city. ' - ,
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U- in w ' i m i '
ANNOtlNCEMEXT.
I herewith announce myself a eandi
date for the position of Chief of Police
to succeed' myself for the next two
years subject to the Democratic Prl
miry to be held April 11th 191L lhaye
endeavored to perform ray duties faith
fully,- impartially,- and I desire to thank
my many friends for tne liberal sup
port that they have always given me in
the jest. and as this will be my last
raqaestJ bpe you; will gie me the
same liberal consideration as you have
heretoforer '...-. -.
: Tours very respectfully, .
v . I.: Ti,V' "J.-M;'. HARGET.
ANNOUNCEMENT. "
i, 1 herewith announce myself a eandi
date for Chief of Follee for the city of
New Bern, subject to the actiod of the
Democratic Primary. If elected to that
responsible position I will .endeavor to
discharge the duties of the office faith
fully and Impartially to the best of my
ability. I have served in the capacity
of policeman for twelve years, and have
acted ia the absence of the chief several
weeks at a time atd have acquainted
myself with the duties of the office.
l ' ' v ' " Very respectfully, '
' V ' "' 'y.'- C. LUPTON,
'-' -" ' -
: ANNOUNCEMENT.
1 herewith announce ' myself a candi
date for the position of Chief of Police,
subject to the Democratic Primary to
ae new in wis city ; April.' uavmg
served as police officer for over 9 years,
I promise to faithfully perform the
duties of Chief, if elected. . '-.
V-.?--feT.'--BepeatfullyfJ;-'-:'
v.-? :-,J:j:-W.'--ErciUFFIN.
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$4 ANNOUNCEMENT.-.":
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for Chief of Police for the city mf New
Barn, subject to the aetloa of the Dem
ocratic primsry. If elected Ty promise
to discharge thl duties of the office to
tha beat of af m ahilltr '
Respectfully,
J. W.' WARRINGTON,'
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ANNOUNCEMENT. 5
-1 herewith announce myself a caodi-
dste for Chief of Police f of the city -of
New Bam, subject to the action of the
Democratic Primary. If elected
promise to discharge the duties faith
fully and impartially to. the best of my
abmty.;-C--VVi--V
KMnarrnnv
CIXFULCHER.'
c. j. McCarthy fou mayor
I hereby announce myself s candidate
for re-nomination ty tha Democratic
Prliray to the ettce of Mayor of the
city of New Here. . ' .."" '
. Jf I shall be honored by your - vote I
u'l sr; rc!te your confidence as I
. ' yoj for pait favors. , It will be
rye !-or to tortmue as In the past
!)r ' the laws ly all lawful means
'if s snj without harshness, I
i' .! i -, rt to t've v.! n'ev.r of my
-, t ! v ' If rrr.ry, to l..k
I r I' si ! ' ' ( f .'w 1 rn srd i'a
' ' I ' ! i i t'.e r"y r
, ' ! r- 1 s . :T : !
i I."" id, In t
Livery, Feed, Sale p
4
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Largest and. Finest stock of Horses and Mules ever offered for
kale Ift New Bern. A car load of each just in. Also a complete
line of Buggies, Wagons, Harness, Bobes, Whips, Cart Wheels.
J. A. JONES
Brpad Street, PROPRIETOR, New Bern, N. C.
AMOUNCEMENTS
ALDERMAN 6TH WARD.
I hereby announce myself as candi
date for Alderman from the 6th ward.
subject to action of the TJemocrstic
Primary. If elected I promise to use
my best efforts in the interest of all
citizens.
Reapectful'y,
C. A. SEIFERT.
ALDERMAN 6TH WARD
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for Alderman from the 6th ward, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic
Primary to '-e held April ll'h, 1911, and
if elected shall endeavor to faith -ully
serve all interests of lha city.
Respectfully,
R. J. DISOSWAY.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for Alderman of the fourth ward sub
ject to the Democratic primary to be
held April lltb, 1911.
F. W. SHRINER,
Jho. H. Weddell for Mayor,
' I desire to announce myself a candi
date for nomination by the Democratic
primary for Mayor of the city of New
Bern. ,
- It is my desire to be Mayor of this
city. To be fully qualified for this high
honor, I have tried during the two
years that I have been Alderman to
study the condition of this city. Haying
learned from time to time the true con
dition with the help of and by the warm
support of other Aldermen. I am aware
of the kind of legislation which should
bs followed to best advance oar city m
future, . If elected I shall endeavor 4u
further its interest to the fullest ex
tent. I believe I am informed as to bow
taxes can and should be reduced and
f am apposed to any further increase.
The duties of the ofjlotwlll bead
ministered Justly. I shall be careful
and uobiased with the end in view to
deliver justice to all men alike. I will
also devote all my time to the office if
elected.: ' . .- ,.
Tour obedient seriranC
JN0. H. WEDDELL.
:V v Aldenaea First Ward.
We nominate for .aMermen from the
First Ward William Ellis and A. H.
Bangart, whs have made goodr ' and no
better can be bed,- ; "';; --'
' FIRST WARD VOTERS.
ijRMRp;
hereby announce myself ; a candi
date for Alderman from' the 2nd ward,
subject to the wishes, of the- voters as
expressed at tha Democrkti Primary
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: W. iu BAXTER.
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' ' I hereby ennaunee myself a andi
dnte for renomlnatloa to the office, of
City Tax Collectot for the city of New
Bern, N. CI, for the ensuing term, sub
ject to the DemocTstlo primary. If
etocted will endeavor to do my duty ae-
rentable. ; : v.' - ." W- I J '
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Yours most obediently,
j.,ToLsok;;
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- ANNOUNCEMENT,
I hereby anmxinc e rnyeelf a endidte
for re-elertlon to the cee ef City
Ork, sut jct to the D-rtrcrit,!s ' Prl
mary to be held April lllH, Til. Is
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