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THE .PEPSI-COl A " COMPANYwill
give l$10 00 for the five best reasons
why: ; '
"I Drink Pepsi-Cola"
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suasive, convincing, positive selling
force, without unnecessary words.
This contest will close March 31st,
1913. Send your reasons to the edi
tor of the Journal or Sun. Sign your
name and date.
The judges will be Messrs. H. K.
Land, O. G. Dunn and C. D. Bradham
The Pepsi-Cola Company
New Bern, N. C.
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TO THE VOTERS OF THE FIRST
V ARD. . ' - ' -We
the undert ined citiiens ot the
First Ward, desiring that the rtty
ehall bsye tpon hs Board .Alder
men men cf bimeers ability , and
sound judgment, do place ia nomin.
tioo' WillUmIlis and Thos." G. Hy-
man. Subject to tne uemocratic rrtt
mary tote held April 8th, 1911 ' --
- : REV H. ' A. M ERF ELD.
; T.- B. KEHOE -v; - v
i " V , EDWARD CLARK.. j-sV
,i. howard,, v ;
F. N.' PINNER. - -.r
-D. M. ROBERTS. -r
,'. "L. G. DANIELS. r ; ' L
V C E. PENNINGTON.'
B. B. HURST, t
CLAY POOLE.
GREEN.! ?
E. M.
' - - ; ANNOUNCEMENT.
1 We, announce " ourselves . as . candi
dates - for Aldermen from the Fifth.
Ward of the city of New Bern subject
to the' Democratic Primary to be held
April 8th. , We will do aU ut our power
lo conserve ac dom. luiercsi ui iiic cuy
A dwarf sees farther than the giant I and serve you faithfully, if elected
rhen be has tba slant's shoulders to
mount on.
Annouric e inents
NOTICE TO CANDIDATES
" Candidates , for Mayor .Cheif of "bject to theacrion of the.Democratic
"Very reepectf ully.
R. 1. DISOSWAY,
JOHN CRABTREE.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
At the solicitation of my friends
I have decided to announce - myself
for Alderman from the Second Ward
I
Police, Tax Collector, City Clerkv and
Aldermen will please pay the entrance
!f:e' as required by the Executive Com
mittee to Edward -Clark.
thos., f. McCarthy,
. n- Chairman.
EpWARD CLARK, Secty.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE THIRD
WARD.
We hereby announce ourselves as
candidates for Aldermen from the
Third Ward, subject' to the Democratic
Primary to be held April 8th, 1913.
M. De. W. STEVENSON.
A. T. DILL.
primary April 8. 1913.
. -J.J.BAXTER.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the position of mayor of the
city ot New Bern subiect to the IJem
coratic primaries to be held April
8, '1V13. .Kespectuty'ily,
A. H. BANGERT,
nuVir.g Cimncctios for New Orleans,
Tes.at, Califoruia and all Westers pcints
lao "vouuvtts , at Greensboro: with
ihron-h,train for., all Weitern and
Eastern points, V
TRAIN Ko. Ul Leaves Goldsboro
5:05p. m. for Raleigh, Parham ?nd
Creensboro. . Makes direct connection
at Creensboro with solid Pullman Sleep
in Car, train for Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia, New York and all Eastern
and Northern points. ' Connects also tt
Greensboro with, ' through Tourist
Sleeping Car Ipr Lou Angeles aud San
Brandscol
TRAIN No. Ill Leaves Coldsboro
10:45 p. m. for Raleigh, Durham and
Greensboro.. Handles Pullman Sleep
ing Car " Raleigh to Winston-Salem.
Makes connection at Greensboro wilh
through train for Atlanta and New C r-
ieans, also makek connection for Ashc
ville, Chattanooga, St. Leuis, Memphis,
Birmingham and all Western rioints.
For detailed information, also for
iformation concerning special round
trip rates account various Special occas
ions, Pullman sleeping car reservations,
ask any Southern Railway Agent or
communicate with the undersigned.
. J. O. JONES,
Traveling I'aasengor Agent,
Raleigh, N. C
ANNOUNCEMENT.
At the solicitation of many friends
I have decided to announce myself
for Alderman from the 2d ward sub
ject; to the action of the Democratic
primary April e, ivis.
MARK DISOSWAY.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
To the Democratic Voters of the
Citv of New Bern
I hereby announce myself a can3i
date for the office of Chief of Pplice
ANNOUNCEMENT.
At the reauest of mv friends I here
by announce myself a .candidate for or h,e ensuing two years, to succeed
Alderman from the Fourth Ward fJ pagt fav(frs an'd kindly aski)g
suDject o tne democratic rrimary to their support in the coming primary
be held on April 8th,. 1913.
Very respectfully,
thos. f.' McCarthy.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
At the request of my, friends I here
by announce myself a candidate for
I Alderman fiom the Fourth Ward
subject to the. Democratic Primary
to be held on April 8th, 19s13.
Yours very respectfully,
J. G. BRINSON.
I promise, if re-elected ta continue to
fill the duties of the office to the very
best ot my ability.
Yours respectfully,
C LUPTON.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for re-election to the office of City
Clerk, subject to the Democrats
primary to be held April 8, 1913. In
soliciting your Bupport I desire to thank
you' for the consideration that you have
always given me in the oast.
Respectfully.
F. T. PATTERSON
You
A Gas Range in the Kitchen? If
hot, you are doing without one
of the greatest labor savers that
exists today.
house is, com
plete without it
and once used
always used.
All of the cook
ing can be done
on the modern
gas rangebak-
ing 'broiling,
roasting, boiling
etc., and can be
donemore quick-
TO THE VOTERS OF THE THIRD
. WARD.
We the undersigned voters of the 3rd
Ward, believing it to be to the best
ANNOUNCEMENT
I announce myself a candidate for
Tax Collector for City cf New Bern,
N. C. for ensuing term Two Years,
interest of the citv.-to be represented subject to Democratic Primary to be
la.. a.. ........
hv vounc. able and orocre9sive business ne'd April, 6th, lyi S.
,f.,ii n Almn 1 W1'l again highly appreciate your
...v.., j
Messrs. M. De W. Stevenson and A.
support.
' 1 'mi'i 'mi.'., "ill 'j i i ml '' ' '
Dill of the 3rd Ward.
J. J. LASSITER.
W. A. SMITH.
S. G. ROBERTS
J. L. McDANIEL.
'W. G. BOYD.
H. M. ROBERTS.
W. P. JONES.
MW. SULTAN.
JOHN SUTER.
LEINSTER DUFFY.
HARRY SULTAN.
C V. McGEHEE.
' JOHN. SUTER, JR,
GEO: ,R. FULLER.
L. L. HENDERSON.
J. F. BATEMAN,
T.J. MITCHELL.
JOHN ,F. McSORLEY.
.Y'ours very respectfully,
J. J. TOLSON.
TO
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Arrive-- ,-' .,' ; . V.- Leave. .
P.M. P.M. - ; , A.BL. A.ML
Norfolk Southern
Railroad
ROUTE OF THE
"Night Express"
Schedule in effect Jan. 5tb, 191i
N. B. The following schedule figures
are published as information only and
arc not guaranteed.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW BERN.
North and West Bound.
I'l-AQ A. M. Daily night express Pull
man Sleeper for Norfolk.
y.US A. JU. Daily lor JNortoIk con
nects for all points north and west
Parlor Cas service between Wash
ington and Norfolk.
1:35 P. M. Daily except Sunday lor
Washington, Creenville
Wilson and Kaieign. f.irlcr car
Washington to Raleis;li.
4:15 A. M. Daily night express for
Goldsboro.
9:00 A. M. Daily for Goldsboro.
5:20 P. M. Daily for Goldsboro.
b Stop on Signal, jp-rReguIa Stt
s Trains ru it Daily except Sustdiy
i Trains run Sunday only. ? "' '-'' " ,
N. S. RICHARDSON
Traffic Manages?
D. W. RICHARDSQX, ;
GeneralManager,'
NOTICE DEMOCRATIC CSTlT
PRIMARY.
Meeting of the City Deocraic-
Executive Committee was ealledl ttr
order at 8:30 at. the City Halt T-
h. McCarthy was made temaorarv'
chairman. Edward Clark Secretary..
On motion .temporary orgarmatkrt
was made permanent, there being a
majority of committee present. On
motion April 8th was nancd aa the
date for the pr mar to be held for
the nomination u candidates fosr
city offices. '
On motion managers cf election wH
be allowed $2.00 per day. On mottoo
the candidates for Mayor, Chy Tax
Collector, City Clerk and CWef ol
rPofice -were assessed $10,00 each or
entrance fee; and each Alderman jZOO
All candidates for nominations De
barred from entrance after 1 idskht
March 27, and all entrance fee must
be paid on or before midnight IWarchi
27th. On motion polls wia open at.
a. m. and close at 7 p. m.
The following managers were ap
pointed:
1st. Ward. W. D. BarrtnctoB, IC
Hill, A. Lee.
2d Ward. Walter Furford. 1. A.-
Patterson, R. B. Blalock.
3d Ward. T. I. .Mitchelf. G. la-
Clark, J. F. McSorley.
4th Ward. Wm. Pans, L. S. Wood.
Eugene Tucker.
5th Ward. I. W. Dowdv. Geo-
D. Dail, J. W Dukes.
On motion recess was taken to meet
April 10, at 8 p. m. at the City Hall!
to canvass result of Primary.
iriub. t. .McCarthy,
Chairman.
EDWARD CLARK,
Secty.
March 11th, 1913.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Candidate for Aldermen:
ly than " on any x w announce ,, ourselves as candi-
Otner StOVe. ;VY..i;i'jdateor"AVwe,nr9,n the second
'. ;' "1 . , ! 1 I ward of the -citv of Npw.Bern. auhiecf
Call lt the Gas Office and see the new 1913 line of to the Democratic, Primal
ranges.' ';
Berti Gas Co.
n nnnini - v
TOUR
1CA-CUSA AND FLORIDA
I April 8th'. ' .We, will endeavor, to serve
(6r the best interest Sf the city, f ,'
1 Very respectfully,. .
W. B.. BLADES, '
' -' S,,H. SCQTT. . .. . ,-'
' ANNOUNCEMENT. '. v
At the reauest of , friends we here-'
with announce ourselves as candidate
jfor jAldermen from . theY First Waro
suoject to tne k uemocratic primary
to be held on April 8tfi, 1913. V, ; Vj-
;t': ; u t Respectfully;
M HA h i - - . ".-
THE VOTERS OF THE 2D
WARD.
We, the undersigned, voters and
citizens . cf the second ward, feclin
the necessity of our ward beine rep
resented on the Board of Aldermen
for the ensuing year, 'by able and
progressive men, nominate tor the
consideration' and approval of the
Democratic P.-imary, the'f allowing pro
gressive men: W. B. Blades and S.
H. Scott.
H. E. ROYALL.
I. L. CASON.
j. G. DUNN.
INC. DUNN.
T. D. CARRAWAY.
HOLLJSTER.
HARGETT.
LEWIS
C. L. SPENCER.
W. L. HAND.
W. A. LANE.
M. M. MARKS.
H. B. MARKS.
CM. KEHOE.
. . JL., H, CUTLER, JR. ?
' . ANNOUNCEMENT. ' . '-. .
therewith announce myself a candi
date for the position of Chief of Police
Of the city of New pern subject to the
Democratic JTimary to be held "n April
Hrinr served as police officer for more
thSrt eleven , years I promise, to faithr
fully jprrform,- if elected,: the duties of
the, CMet Jot I'oiice Y , .
Kcsi ectiuii'.
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East Bound.
9:00 A. M. Daily for Beaufort.
5:0 P. M. Daily for Beaufort.
9:40 A. M. Daily except Sunday for
Oriental.
5:5 P. M. Daily for Oriental.
For further information or reserva
tions on Pullman cars apply to T. H
Bennett, Ticket Agent, New Bern,
N. C. Phone 737.
W. W. CROXTON,
General Passenger Agent
W. A. WITT General Supt.
W. Hi, GRIFFIN.
in I Tiir;nurn nn niunnin over the
K I fl I n L U If LR n ft I Ln U fl U Florida , ke YS J
A'
it
To' the Demccratic Voters of New.
kavins h'otlced ifl the Sun ytercaV
tFat I have been tamed by my. friends
"Tl e People's Cannioate",for Mayor
ot thcClty. ot -JNew Bern. -1 ,oeg to
etatei while "thanking them for their
. MIL I uLn I n L Unll LUK11IAvIU5XSJ; nTiir;M:wy. lecton accept the nomination and
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For ' full . information t the ap
proximate cost of the trip from
any point desired,' and for ache-.
duleiand reservations on . trains
and on the ship,; address the un-'
derslgned, who' will accompany
the party.,.' ' ,w V;,,
V SOUTHERN RAILWAY
F. r.i. J3LLT. iif.::::Gii:).n. c.
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.orth Vlu . Vlulj particulars
postal card wc
' Gcribe For Tlie jc-
Td the DrmpcratiC.V
ol ew wf :, 4 r , v7 : .left inn "accent 'the nomination and
City
les of the vote rA to be expressed iat.thc
uem-rK ' f riaiary ;vto b neid on
li elected, i oromise toRive.tne
people an Ticientam economic and
a business-like administration of City
affairs. ' . . ' '."; , -.'' -'.;.v. .' ..
I arti in favor of running the City
within its' income,' which can ;nnd
should be done: and am unalterably
(opposed to the sale of bonds to cover
running expcnues. ; It will be jny pur-
doC to promote a leelintt ot .t.ivic
fri' and co-operation in ell things
hicn attect the city;, and to stand
for a progressive1 administration in
both Ideas and In action. ;
I am at all times a "Booster" of
New licrn and a strong believer in
the Greater New Bern to be. I ntnnd
for the moral uplift of the city, for
the enforcement of the laws, without
fi-ar or f ivor. If rU-r.od, I will be the
,ivor of nil and will not go into oilire
a tlie tool of any nmn, or as the prop-
nty (j! any f.i(.tiotl fT clique.
k. l ,1 : ".
iPreniler Currier ;oI the .South
A. K. The fpl:o wing chedule figures
nre publUnert only ai Information and
re, not g'laranfetd. ".'.! "-'.f,'; ,- .vy'f
i .TRAIN No.' 21 Leavei Goldsboro
6:15 A. m. for Raleigh, Durhanl, Greens
loro, ;' Ashevlllc' ; and ' Wayncsvillo
Ihroygh train to . Asheville, handles
:hair car to Wuyncsvillc Makes con
'ections at Greensboro for nil points
North and East, and at Asheville with
Carolina Special for Cincinnati, Chicaf.o
(id nil western points. j
TRAIN No, 130 Leave Gol.!8"loro
;05 i. ni. for llilrigh Durham ,and
C; tv boro. Ilamlles throujj'i Pn!l
r.i Mi 5 h-cj.ing C.-ir from V .! ij.h to
' ' ;,i ; : v A:lm! 1 5 ..' ') a. n1.,
MORTGAGE SALE OF VALUABLE
CITY PROPERTY
By virtue of power contained in that
certain mortgage deed dated the 4th day
ot June, 1V00, and executed by Ann !
Dixon to tne unclcrsigncu mortgagee
which said mortgage is recorded in bi ol
ot deeds number ltU, page i;, in ,the
ofr.ee cf the Kegistcr of Dci!s cf Craven
county, the undersigned morica?c, wi
aWl-S O'ULtltJK M., ON THE 21st
DAY OF APRIL, 1913, at the Court
h; unc Coir in Iew ocrn, IN. L., c.lter to
saii' at puclx auction to the ii:" .hue-
bicder fcr cash the fcllowing described
lot of land :
All tact certain lot of l.-.nd in the city
of New Bern, and on the ,wet fide cf
East'I'rcnt S'rcct in the raid Citv
NeW Be:n, and adjoining the lots of
las. T. lewis and P. -A. Willis, and be
ginning on the said East Front street
at the corner, of "the lot occupied by
f. A. Willis, formerly known, as the
Dowdy lot and runs southward with
said street 25 feet nine inches to las. T
Lewis' line, thence with the said Lewis'
line-westward 107 feet 3 inches to lot
number 10-. in the plan of he said city
of New Bcrrl thence with the line of the
taid lot nuirber 10, 25 feet, nine inches
ta theioto(P.A. Willis, tbence Vith tht
Jiue oij.no jut, ui r. a, vvuus ivi icei o
inches to the pi ac of beginning, being
more fullv described in that certairt
I morteaee deed from the said Ann R
Uixon and. hea husband o t annie t,,
Holland, recorded in book number 114
page 438, office of the Register of Deeds
of Deodi of Craven county, -and "vbeing
a part of the land conveyed, by doed
dated June 15; 1892. from Jas. B. Lewis
and others to the said Ann R.,Dix6A and
Jas. T, Lewis recorded in book number
108, pages in and zs, .ottice vx tne
Register Ot Deeds Ot .vraven county,
OHN, S," GARRETT, -v.
'1'r,,'.:..'.. '',.w. ,i..;v,:V'.,,.Mn-t-irairee,
This the 17th day of March, 1911. vi1
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