r
1
'M'
vr v
:1
-ie New Bern Plumbing Co.
.' ''"'."' .- . ' Y- '- . ' v - - -
' Say they are getting a plenty of work. . Why '..
( U it? Becaute they handle the standard fix-;
' tures and treat their customers riht; ICally ;
-. '-Wv.. ..'-Jj 't'.
-:- on them. cr&i -il S
.-I.- 'c ,w --4 y .. -H'.,'T '--. iJ-V- 5t"-" ' v "?' i '
$ 1 0 Given. Away
THE PEPSI-COLA
give $10 00 for? the
why:
"I Drink
Sentences must be brief, have per
suasive, convincing, positive selling
force, without unnecessary words.
.This contest: will close March 31st,
1913. Send j our reasons tolhe edi-
.... t -) ' -
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
Have You
- A Gas Range in
not, you are doing without one
oi tne greatest lab
7 , ,v ' v
- , I , idti imsK
?
.-'Call at the Gas Office and see the new. 1013, line of
' ' mnd'tto 1 y.'-''.''V''' . i -
r y ranges. . M H V-vVJ hi' i'..'S,''.' ,.' . , iY '
-.' ' t o w., . X'f-lrf'??.. ;i '"J
'JXljxnr iQia a&-tiS " '
lyCWs BjVI lMLiaOU :
I i" I Vt'l t H i.yr-'r.''Vi? ' V ' 1".
TPf..'--.H.yw.ltH.lll..
: j-: PANAMA-JAHA1CA-CUBA
VIA ' THE OVERSEA
la UfDliKliU Al A.UUfllt'AKAllViajI
i-'
SMHLLGOST
The 1 cruise, wilt be on (the New
Steamship EVANGELINE oftha;
P. 4 O. S.': S. CO. " (Length 364 j
feet, With 262 Staterooms ' ' I'
SAILING FROM KEY -,WE5t :
JANUARY T, 1913. ' J; ''.
Other sailings Jan, 21, Feb. 4 and , '
18, March 4 and 18, April land 15M
F. n. Jour. v:;u::::3Tr :k h. c.
It will only cost a
postal card worth
.ONE.
4
I
v ...
i - V:
s
COMPANY will
fiVe best reasons
IX-
'X
19
the Kitchen? If
or savers
exists today.
Ti aura l rntY.
K .f"VS VU -
'lete "WithOUt It I
iLSli'"
and once used
always used.
AU-of the cook
ing can be done
on; thd modern
g2ls.; range bak-j
'T In t m S broiling, I
etc., and can be
1.J.I1I..I..
sssasssE
ARD FLDRIDAiir . ,
FLORIDA KEVS
ARATTVETiY -V? i .
V 1 '
For full inlormation, the ap ;
a proximate cost of the . tyip from
any point desired, and for! sche-
'xlules and ressrvations ofy; trains "
and on dhe shipj "address thaun-
, dorstgned, who , will accompany
the party.
CENT
To get the
particulars
J etC.i ' ana Can De If ; elected, X promise ; to give the
dntipmnrptniiirlc. people an eificient;: an economic 'and
)rf-&? r , " business-Uke a4mlnistration of City
lv than ton -.atty affau.v-r,-i;-.
k-Wv 4AtM .. I I aid in favor of ru'nnin
Announcements
NOTICE TO CANDIDATES V
Candidates for " Mayor ,Cheif of
Police, Tax Collector, City Clerk and
Aldermen will pkas pay the entrance
(ee as required by the Executive Com
mittee to Edward. Clark. - : ' " .
THOS. -F.VMcCARTHY
r , ' .
EDWARD
Kr
XO THE Vt
r v ;: . Chairman.
CLARK, , Secty
VOTERS OP THE THIRD
WARD.-" - ; . -
We' hereby announce oarselvesV as
candidates t for Aldermen ' from' the
Third Ward, subject to the Democratic
Primary to be held April 8th, 1913...
f V, M.-D. W. STEVENSON.
A. T. DILX; i
ANNOUNCEMENT..
At the request of my friends I here
by announce ,5 myself , a'r candidate for
Alderman; from the ; Fourth' Ward
subject othe Democratic Primary to
be held on April 8th, 1915, 'r,
Very respectfully,
thos. f. McCarthy.,
ANNOUNCEMENT.
At the request ofny Wends I here
by announce myself .a candidate for
i Alderman, fiom the Fourth Ward
i subject . to the -. Democratic Primary
to be held on April 8th; 1913. ,
Yours very respectfully,
j,' G. BRINSON.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE THIRD
: WARD. r
We the undersigned voters of the 3rd
Ward, believing it to be to the best
interest of the city, to be represented
I by young, able and progressive business
men, respectfully endorse for Aldermen
Messrs. M. De W. Stevenson and A
T. 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.
v LEINSTER DUFFY.
HARRY SULTAN.
C. V. McGEHEE.
JOHN SUTER, JR
GEO. R. FULLER.
L. L. HENDERSON
, J. F. BATEMAN.
T. T. MITCHELL.
JOHN F. McSORLEY.
i ANNOUNCEMENT.
, pandidate for Aldermen. ,
We announce ourselves as candi
dates for Aldermen from the second
ward of the city of New Bern, subject
to the Demof rario Primary to be held
April 8th. We will endeavor to serve
forthe' best interest of the city.
- Very respectfully,
W.- B. BLADES, -S.
H.; SCOTT. -
ANNOUNCEMENT.
At the l r6a uest of friends -we here-
i with announce ourselves as candidates
r. AM frnm th- First Ward
aubject tothe Democratic Primary
Sheldon AprU 8th, 1913.
. . Kespecttuiiy,
WM. ELLIS.
, T. G. HYMAN,
ANNOUNCEMENT
To the Democratic Voters of the lty
of New Bern- , :
I hereby announce myself a candi
date 'f of the office of Mayor of the
es of the Voter , to. be expressed' at the
k the" Citv
within , its income, : which' tan --, and
OP0Posy?o
running expensesr,;Ilwi!l . bevmy'jsur-
ppse ...to .v prontotev al feeling, of, 'Civic
pride nft co-operation L in-all things
whfch '.affert W,- tity:r and-c-rtahd
orx .--wgrea8ivi(-f adm1iustrtion:...-iri
bPih iie" and in action. 'rc-r;
should be done; and am- unalterably
both, ideas and in action.
'I am - fit i nil Nt!nipii ' '"Horn
Ne Bern' and ;a strong believer in
the Greatef iNeW Betn t beJ ? I stand
for -the .moral , uplift, of the citVi? for
the .enforcernentof Jthe .laws. without
iear or, lavor.-,,, n eiectea, i win De tne
Mavof Of all and will not fro Into office
as the tool of any roan, or as the dtod-
erty of an faction or clique. ':
BAXTER.-.
TQ THE.-iVpTERS OF THE FIRST
We the 'undersigned citizens of the
First . Ward, '.desiri-ng that "the -city
shall have upon its Board of -Aldermen
' men .; of y business ability and
sound judgment, do place in noniina
tioit William Ellis and Thos.-G. Hy
maa.i S6bjefct to the Democratic' Pri
mary to tie. held April 8th( 1913. A
dd Ai
REV.. 11. A. MERFELD.
IT. B. KEHOE
EDWARD CLARK. 1 1'
-rrM.; HOWARD. . :
I'. N. PINNER. .. :U '
13. M.- ROBERTS.. . -'.-.:
I.. G. DANIELS. "1 ' :,
C. E. PENNINGTON. ;': '
U.- B. HURST. :
';. - ,: J. S. CI.AYPOOLE. '
E..M. .GREEN. ,.. ;
' ' ANNOUNCEMENT, v
We announce ourselves as r.in
diitcs for 'Aldermen-from the Fifth
vVanlr(it the city ol ftew born siilijrrt
to the DciiKK-ral runiiry to 1c
April Pi h. - . o v ,', i' ) nil in ,. r
to ( hi" i-rvf 1 1 i' ! i i ' ift'
- I i. ive y -if'
. ANNCUNCLMENT. v
I hereby announce -myself a candi
dare for the position of mayor of the
city of New Bern subject tothe Dent-
cQrafic primaries to be. held . April
8, 1913, : Kespertufylly,
ANNOUNCEMENT.
To the Democratic' Votcrs-of the
Qrv of New Bern.' -J - . v --i-h
1 hereby announce myself a -candi
date lor. the- omce. of Chief of Folic.
ior the nsuing two years, to succeed
myselt,. l nankin? my-many mends
for their past favors and kindly asking
their, .support in tne coming primaryi
I promise, if re-elected to continue to
fill the duties of the office to the very
oest oi my anutty. - i.- .. ;
- '. Youra rMnfrtfiill. , :
. J . I rrx ,
ANNOUNCEMENT. , Z
1 1 hereby announce myself a candidate
for re-election5 fo the office , of ' City
Clerk, -. subject T td the Democratic
orimiry to be Jield April 8, 1913. In
solicitine your support I desire to thank
you for the consideration that you have
always given nic iu iuc uasi.
TKespecHully, ,
; F. f . PATTERSON.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I announce' "myself a candidate -for
1 ax Collector for City of New Bern,
N. C for ; ensuing term Two Years,
subject to- Democratic Primary to, be
held ADfil. oth. iyi3.
1 will again highly -appreciate your
Yours very respectfully,
; J. J. TOLSON
TO THE YOTERS OF THE 2ND
WARD.
.We, the undersigned, voters and
citizens of the second ward, feeling
the necessity of our ward being ! rep
resented on the ' Board of Aldermen
for the ensuing .year, by able and
progressive, men, nominate for the
consideration and approval of the
Democratic Primary, the following pro
gressive men: W. o. blades and i
ri. bcott.
H. E. ROYALL.
J. L.,CASON.
T. G. DUNN.
NO. DUNN.
m T. D. CARRAWAY.
J. T. HOLLISTER.
I. T. HARGETT.
; W. L. LEWIS
C. L. SPENCER.
W. L. HAND.
W. A, LANE.
M. M. MARKS.
H. B. MARKS.
C. M. KEHOE:
L. H. CUTLER, JR.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I herewith announce m; iself a candi
date for the, position of Chief of Police
of the; city of New Bern subject to the
Democratic Primary to b.e held in April
Having served as police officer for more
than eleven years I promise to faith
fully perform, if -elected, the duties of
the Chief of Police.
Respectfully,.
W. H. GRIFFIN.
NOTICE.
To the Democratic Voters of New
Bern: : , ,
Having noticed in the Sun yesterday
that I have been named by my friends
as "The Peopte'S' Candidate" for Mayor
of the City of-New Bern. 1 ,beg to
state, while thanking them fcr. their
compliment, that 1 cannot at; this
elect-iofi accept -the nomination and
AM NOT A CANDIDATE..
March 15, 1913. :
J.: W. BIDDLE.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Premier Carrier oi ' the South
N. B. The for owing schedule figure:
are published only ai information and
are not guaranteed.
TRAIN No. 21 Leaves Goldsboro
6:45 it. in- fur Raleigh, Durham, Greens
boro, Ashcvillc ' and ' Waynesille.
Ihro'. gb. .train to Asheville, handles
:hair vnt.to- AVaynesvillc. Makes -con-'ectiens.
at , Greensboro for all p6ints
North and' Eat, and at.Asherilic -with
Carolina Special for Cincihnatij Chicago
nd all" western points. . ".
. TRAIN No i) Leaves Goldsboro
''jOS.'iv fjtrti-,for Raleigh . Durham ; ,artd
'Greensboro! '.'Handles . tjirotigli Pull-
,r.iant '$leepnK Car ; Jfroniv; R,1)cigh to
Atlanta, arrives . Atlanta a. m:;
making ciniiyjtrion.Jor Ivcw Orleans,
Tesas, California an-l all W estern inints
also comiects at f Troensl wo wit h
through1 ttain "forr! all ' Western , and
Eastern pbipts; '1: 'p'tity'S';.' i
";'TMIN
GreeV s5oto,;-vlVfrilte5i direct; iconiiettioh
at (Jrjeiw'bofo. with o)W,P.tjliraanSte;p
Ire Citrain forAYnshfepiton. Baitimore
riiila 'eUM 8 !Nc" Xik ftn4 all Lastern
ar.d w irthtr j puts f.,onnecta also t
ircenboroith:i 'thraughToUrtst
f Sleeping. Cat ; for-Lon" Angeles and San
Francisco.J f 'Jy., I fte ..'ii '
;TRA1N.111-Leaycs
irli 15t). m' for . Raleigh, ? Durham And
Cli'eensbro.. 1 landlfei , Ptijlmah' , Sleep
ing Caf: Raleigh Jto';, Vinstbn-'Salem.
Mafcps' connection, at, Greensboro with
thiQughtrain for Atlanta and; K'ew Cr-
leans, a!so'makeonnection to)r Ahe.
wiile, Chattanooga, St. .Louis.'Memphis,
Birmingham and .all Wyptern' points.'-'.;
For .detailed information,:' also for
formation .'concerning i)cciaj round
tr'lrl rates siccdtint Various ptrcial ocra,s
ionsVTullman sleeiiing car rtsefvatiobs,'
ask; any Southern Railway .Agent. or
communicate M'ith the und?rs!gncd.i I ,
. , 71- o.;xnW . , -
Traveling Passenger Agent,
Raleigh, N C. ' ' . ""s V
Our
T,ocal
H r r-
Norfolk Southern
Railroad .
ROUTE OF TIIE . .
"Night-Express"
Schedule In- effect Jan. Stb,'191i
K. B. The following kchedufe figures
are published as. information cnlyand
are not guaranteed. ;
' i ... , , - t
TRAINS LEAVE NEW BERN.
North -and West Bound. '
lx:40 A, M. Daily nwhl express Pull
. J man Steeper for Norfolk.
9:05 As M. Daily for Norfolk con-
nects for all points north and st
Parlor Cat service between Wash
ington and Norfolk.
1:35 P. M, Daily txcept Sunday f or
j- Washington, . Greenville
Wilson and Raleigh.. Parlor car
Washington to Raleigh.
4:15 A. M. Daily night express fcr
Goldsboro. ''
9:00 AMs Daily for Goldsboro.
5:20 P,; M. Daily for j Goldsboro.
; Eastx 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 hformation or reserva
tions on Fullnian cars apply to T. H.
Bennett, Ticket Agent, New Bern,"
N. C. Phone 737.
W. W. CROXTON,
General Pnssenger Agent.
W. A. WITT CeneJal Supt.
-
MORTGAGE SALE OF VALUABLE
CITY PROPERTY
By virtue of power contained in that
certain mortgage deed dated the 4th day
of June, 1906, and.executed' by Ann R.
Dixon to the Undersigned mortgagee,
which said mortgage is recorded in book
of deeds number 160. page 55. in the
office of the Register of Deeds of Craven
county, the undersigned mortgagee, will
at 12 O'CLOCK M.. ON THE 21st
DAY OF APRIL, 1913, at the Court
house door in New Bern, N. C, offer for
sale at -public auction to the highest
bidder for cash the following described
lot of land:
All that certain lot of land in the city
of New Bern, and on the west side of
cast front street in tne said Uty ot
New Bern, and adjoining the lots of
jas. l. Lewis and f. A. Willis, and be-
ginning on the said East Front street
at the corner of the lot occupied by
P. A. Willis, formerly known as the
Dowdy lqt and runs southward with
said ftreet 25 feet nine inches to Jas. 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 Bern, thence with the line of the
said lot number l(, 25 feet, nine inches
to the lot of P. A.; Willis, thence with the
line, of the lot 01 P, A. Willis 107 feet 3
incites to the place of beginning, being
more fully described -in thSt certain
mortgage "deed from the said Ann R.
Dixon and her husband to Fannie E:
Holland, recorded in book number 114,
page 438, office of the Register of Deeds
of Deeds of Craven county, and being
a part of the. land conveyed by deed
dated June 15, 1892, from Jas. B. Lewis
and others to the said Ann K. Dixon and
Jas. T. Lewis recorded in book number
108, pages 277 and 278, office of the
Register of Deeds of Craven county.
JOHN S. GARRETT,
Mortgagee.
This the 17th day of March, 1913.
DOVER
AND SOUTH
RAILROAD
BOUND
TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT
Schedule of Trains CarryUt!l Tas
Effective Thursday, January 9, 1913.
cu:h Bound North. Bound
Trains Trains
7 - 5" STATIONS 6 i 8 '
P.M. P.M.
A. M. A. Mr
(cave ,
rfi:25 ' o4:23.
4:40" 4:42
4:44 4":46
Arrive
9X0 ' 9:03
Dover
Foys
Taylors
S;43
8:39
8:28
8:17.
7:56
"'5J
S:4
8:37
8:28
8:10
! 4:53 v
4:57
Phillips
,5:021.5:08!Wimsatt;
, 5:22 V 5:29" Cohi fort;
,S;40 5:50 Petersburg 7:35. .7:50
j :455i5S;j. Richlahdai 70f7.:4S'
ri'Arrivei' ft i ij-J. Leave' '':-":'.!?''
A. M.
fcr-Stop on Signal ' j ----Regular Stopr
oTraihs1 run- tDally , except- Sunday.
V !.'j'- C..-J... I.' f't s:.i .-.
, ..If ? neraljManager.,-:
mm
-vYou want the
best thing yoii can
et for y6ur money
Then buy j Morn
inn: Cup"; coffee.
All coffee pure
and whdlccome.
o rTralns run Sunday ;onIyiTi 5 J
v'-vr-j:?T V i- , rarac 'Manager 1
Lp. w;chArsc,.
71
- i'. '; '
C: . HI
i
i Whin drstU consents to let 1K
long tlm It takes anecfsslvely a oM
taftea aUtbote wt Kvo.-im
Ncket. H Al
-v . Maiia Him Cautious. : . " -
J Mr. White I undersisnd. Smathera.
that jonr thnwl aboot to" go Into!
court to wjo ctrtam aeunqueci wor
aUiren for tew reut.V BrnddeJ' Smath
erTassahonly'I doesn't call folkf
dat -won't.- pay NJe Eawq, cer, nonst
debtednes.1 wnhshipah.-' Mr; Wblte-
"What do,, you ;,cajl j .themt ; rudder
Eoafters Ne'm mini fiht ne'ra mind
what 1 call 'em. I called one of 'em
what I called him dia mawnln'. anrtj
be knocked me In de head wld a rock.
-National Monthly.
, Shopping Up to Data. ,
, "No. none of these hnts snsgest my
personality at nil.. Von see. I'm a great
race' goer, adore drama, rend classics
In tlje original, sympathize with the
woman's movement; travel a good deal
and am Intensely temperamental. The
hat 1 want must convey air this."
Satire. .
,. Looking Forward.
Frlend-Hnve j'ou nnmpd. the baby
yet? rroud Mother No; Ve ' nnmt be
very carvful to fflve Wm" a nice one,
beciiusf there will be'SO inaHy uamec
fter hlra vrhen he-become president.
NOTICE
DEMOCRATIC
C.TY
PRIMARY.
Meeting of the City Democratic
Executive Committee was called to
order at 8:0 at the City Hall. T.
F. McCarthy was made temporary
chairman. Edward Clark Secretary. .
On motion temporary organization
was made permanent, there being a
majority of committee present. On
motion April Sth was named as the
date for the primary to be held for
,the nomination cf candidates for
city offices.
j Oa motion managers of election will
be allowed $2.00 per day. On motion
the candidates for Mayor, City Tax
Collector, City-Clerk and Chief of
Police were assessed $10,00 each for
entrance fee, and each Alderman $2.00
All candidates for nominations be
barred from entrance after midnight
March 27, and all entrance fees must
be paid on or before midnight Marclv
27th. On motion polls will
open at
i 6 a. m. and close at 7 o. m
The following managers were
pointed:
1st. Ward. W. D. Barrington,
I L. Hill, A. Lee.
ap
R A.
L,
2d Ward. Walter Fulford,
J
G. . Patterson, K. a. Blalock.
3d Ward. T. J. Mitchell,
Clark, Js-J. McSorley.
4th Ward. Wm. Paris, L. S. Wood,.
Eugene Tuckeiv
5th Ward. J. W. Dowdy, Geo,
D. Dail, J. W Dukes.
On motion recess was taken to meet
April 10, at 8 p. in. at the City Hall
to canvass result of Primary.
thos. f. McCarthy,
Chairman.
EDWARD CLARK,
Secty.
March 11th, 1913.
A FEW POINTS IN FAVOR OF THE
PITTSBURG VISIBLE -TYPEWRITER.
There Is not the least doubt -but
that THE PITTSBURG VISIBLE
I TYPEWRITER is the.best low priced
utHviwuv vu imv luni act lVUd i. 1 1,
is durable, attractive 'and liiht.
Its simplicity is marvelous. Tlfere
are no complicated parts to get out
of order. It is like an open book.
If something clogs, you have only
to make a few turns with a screw
driver, remove the part causing
the trouble, clean it off, replace
ana 3 anena. it is the only ma
j chine in the world on which- the set
;o? tpye and trpo bars can be taken
j apurt from the machine in less than
tsn seconc'r. This feature alone
U worth man-' dollars as a time
saver. It is the only machine" now.
Ion the market with' which twenty
legible typewritten coplca can be
rnao'2 at one wiling. "The ribbon
control Is automatic, the color
c!iRn;;e is oimple a?id convenient,
the; Each- $;v.ger -an.i tafcrlat'ng
key are within an Inch of ihs op
eratcr'a hands . when using the
machine. The t; pe are lined in
a syxnmatri.al row in front of the
operator a.-.d tra easily cleaned.
S-'t t-.-ind niarwi .nf-,.1 r:c.j Mnt.nl
the tvnfl kr.i find it in linrmnlMo
ior tueee. to break, the machine
is so constructed that . the lightest
touch or - the .vigorous, pound, used
In heavy ' manifolding .1 have the
3amre effect on the mechanism.
CaU at the office of the E. J. Land
Printing Company and take a look
at tnis -wonncrtui machine. . Price
$65.00 on the easy' payment plan.
Southern ; ;
f rKEMlCK CARRIER OF THE
south !?,fvV 'V -
North, Sout, East & West
r::t.":f: - iy-.--;: ? v
ui. ruurm-inp ; tares to western. .;:
North V Carolina;' "the -' Lahd; of v the -'
resort.') If ';W;y?J! -".ft '&Mt :
lighted coaches, ccmt.L'te -t inmarVcaf -c
' --' . '. - '.' '':'..' .
I If you'r COntemolatina atririto anvr 'Y
point, before completing arrangement :1 "v."
for sane, It will be wita, for you to coh- ' 1 . :
cult a - rrttjiAntJ.f Jv' tt id. CnnihMn ' x
Railway, or write the undersigned, who - '
wilt elailv flnil tr-nnrtunnatv f
--- O IUI I4IOII IWUi
with all Information as to you best and '
quickest schedule and most comfort--table
in which tonial;e the trip.
II. F. CAR Y, Gen. V . n',!
V. " ", (
I o. J
:6