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BIDS INVITED. ,
! are Invited" for the erection of
lowing, buildings of the Gave n
f Farm Lift School: t I ' . -.e
bungalow,' Principal' Jiome.
e Dormitory. ' '
e school building, containing reci
n rooms, laboratories, Ac.,' , 4 .
' are invited for each separately.
.' 'o for bungalow; and dormitory
th. r -.;:.
Also fpr . dormitory . id school
Inkling together.. " ' V'i-n- .-'V
Also for alt three,buHding together.
nana and specifications' maybe had
i- poa application , to S. M. . 'Brinson,
:.cw Bern, W-C?.':??-V' '
The right to reject any and aU bids
is reserved.; Bida will be received up
to 12nu ' Saturday, . April l'jth, 1913.
. vv;; S.M.rRINON '
f Secy. ' Board of -Trustees Craven
' County farm Life' School.
.Meet me at the Big Land Sale.
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l Are you in the habit of buy-
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Is not complete without a visit to the
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Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I announce myself a candidate or
Tax Collector for Cry of hiew Bern.
N. C for .ensuing , term Two Years,
object to Democratic Primary" to be
held April. 8th, 1913.; - .
; I wilt again highly appreciate your
support. - . ' - -
iJ -k ' Yours very; respectfully,' ;
t v, ; A: I. J. TOLSQN.
' ...y . . -
for aldermen;. - : :
; ; To ' the Democratic ! yoterav of ' the
Third .Wardr j
" We hereby r announce ourselves as
Democratic candidates for - aldermen
from the' thinT ward, subject tothe
rules of , the Democratic primary to
beheld AprU.8th,. s: :..
(GAPT.) JOSEPH GASKILL.
JAMES B? DAWSON. -
j'v : ': t'f,. sV.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE. THIRD
'.K. 'ARD.r:- i i
( We hereby .', announce ourselves as
candidates for Aldermen from ; the
ThiriJ Ward, subject to the Democratic
Primary to be held April 8th, 1913. i
. m. De, w, Stevenson.
;, A. T. DfLL:
'' "' , ANNOUNCEMENT. . -'At
the request of my friends t here
by announce myself a. candidate . for
Alderman from the ijjourth . Ward
subject o.the Democratic!' Primary to
be held on April 8th; 1913-.
Very respectfully, v
thos. f. McCarthy,
announcement. ,
At the request of .my friends I here
by announce myself a candidate for
Alderman fiom the Fourth Ward
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.
We; the undersigned voters of the 3rd
Ward,, believing it to be to the best
interest'Of the city, ,to be represented
by ydung, aBle androgressive business
men, respectfully endorse for Aldermen
Messrs. M. De W. Stevenson and A,
T. Dill of the 3td Ward.
J. J. LASSITER.
W. A. SMITH.
S. G. ROBERTS
J. L. McDANIEL.
W. G. BOYD.
H. M. ROBERTS.
W. P.' JONES. s.
mw. sultan.
John suter.
leinster duffy. '
harry sultan. ,
C. V. McGTiHEE.
JOHN SUTER, JR
GEO. R. FULLER.
L. L. HENDERSON. -J.
F. BATEMAN. .
' T. I. MITCHELL.
JOHN F. McSORLEY."
ANNOUNCEMENT. r.
. Candidate for Aldermen.
We announce, . ourselves ascandi
dates for Aldermen from the second
ward of the city of New Bern, subject
to the Democratic Primary, to, be held
April 8th. We will endeavor to serve
for the best interest of the city. -
Very respectfully,
W. B. BLADES, , '
. S. H. SCOTT.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
At the reauest of frlelids we here
with announce ourselves as candidates
for .Aldermen from the First Ward
Subject to the Democratic Primary
to De neia on April 6tn, iyi3.
- r " Kespecttully,
WM. ELLIS.
;; T. G. HYMAN. '
,-- -': i -ANNOUNCEMENT. '
' To the-Demoqratic" Voters 6f the lty
of New Bei-n.Ari'i:g-;..
: I hereby announce- mvself .a candid
date f or' the office' of Mayor of the
Citv ot JNw tsern. subiect to the wish
es of the (votersto be expresS64 :at. the
Uemocratic f nmaryj to , be eid , on
April : 8th m3j:,';yW.!$ t
I vlfelected I promise; forgive, ,the
people ah ' efficient, " n economic anrf
a business-like administration . of City
ffairso.- jtrlJ'iii.:T-;; .;f!v? k -t-''
I am in favor of rurining 'the City
within , 'Its income: which -can, ai)d
should Be done; and am unalterably
opposed to the sate 6f bonds; to c"over
running ' expenses. 't. Wjjii.be jnyjit
pose to promote ,a j'.feelin j of. Civic
pride- and "Co-operation ,irt all fthihgs
which affect i he itity:anditd''8tand
lor a -prpgressiv, si aqmuiistration t
both ideas and In. -action! '.:Vi:'i V'v'.
ihi
I am at all times a "BQOster"pf
New -Bern v and n strorig believer in
the Greater 'New fiern' to' be. vf stand
for 1the' moral uplift of the city' f 6r
tne eniorcpHjent .oi 'tne. laws. '.witnout
fear or iavot. ;. If electee!, I will be, the
Mayor of all and will hot go into office
as the tool ol any man, or as the prop
erty ol any; taction or. cliques v, ii
TO THE VOTERS OF THE FIRST
' 'I '' I WARD.. -. v, a ';,,- '
AWe the 'lirtdersigned citizens of "the
First Wardj desiring that ahe - city
shall have u)on its Board of lder
mcn men 'cf , businc'ss .ability- and
sound judgment, do place. in no mi ha
tion William Ellis and Jhos. G., Hy
man. Subject to the Democratic Pri
mary to be held April 8th, 1913. ,
REV. H. A. MERFELD.:
: T. B. KEHOE . - . '
V - EDWARD CLARK. "
, J.- JV1. I1VWAHU. .
'. ' F. N. PINNKR.
J - D. M. ROBERTS... . '
L.'G.. DANIELS. .'",-
C. E,- PEN N I NGTON.
B. B. HURST.
"; v, J..S.- CI,AYrf)OLE.
I.' . E. M. GREEN. .
" ANN vCNCLMENT." '"
city of 'New Bern subject to the jMm-
' ? - L- L.u . it
coranc primaries to . pe , neia npru
- iespecim y.iy, -
. t A. Ht BANGEKT. -
i ANNOUNCEMENT.' -"'"
To the Democratic ' Voters of the
City of New Bern.. , .- .'J
, I hereby I announce myself a candle
date for the office of Chief of Police,
for the ensuing two years, to sacceea
myself! Thankine my many friends
for their past favors and kindly asking!
their support in the coming primary.
I promise, if re-elected, to continue to
fill the duties of the office to the very
best of my ability. ;' ,, v ,
r
, , .Yours respecttuiiy,- -,
:: r--, - . - cVlUFTON.
ANNOUNCEMENT.: : '
I hereby announce mvself a candidate
for -re-election to the office oL City
Clerk, -subject to - the- Democratic
primary, to be held April 8, IVIS. in
soliciting your support I desire to thank
you for the considerati&n that you have
always given me in the past.
- j Kcspcctiuiiy,
F. T.- PATTERSON.
ANNOUNCEMENT; -I
hereby announcemyself as candi
date far Alderman frpm the ; Fifth
Ward of the City of New Bern sub
ject to the Democratic Primary to bel
neiq April e. iwmflo an in my power
if elected to conserve the best interests
of the city and to serye you .faithfully
' .Veixcrespectfully,
R. j; DISOSWAY.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE 2ND
WARD. -
We. the undersinned, voters and
citizens , of the second ward, feeling
the necessity ot our ward being rep
resented on the Board of Aldermen
for the ensuine year, by able and
progressive men. nomiriate for the
consideration and approval of the
Democratic Primary, the lollowinp re
gressive men: . By Blades and S.
n. scott.
H, E. ROYALL.
I. L. CASON. .
j. G. DUNN.
- T NO. DUNN.
T. D. CARRAWAY.
' . J. T. HOLLISTER. '
I. T. HARGETT.
V. L. LEWIS
C. L. SPENCER.
W. L. HAND.
W. A. LANE.
M. M. MARKS.
II. B. MARKS.
C. M. KEHOET.
L. H. CUTLER, JR.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I herewith announce myself a candi
date for the position of Chief of Police
of the city of New Bern subject to the
uemocratic rrimary to oeneia inrtpni
Havine sc rved as police officer for more
than eleven years I promise to faith
fully perform, if elected, the duties of
the Chief of Police.
Respectfully, x
W. H. i GRIFFIN.
NOTICE. N
To the Democratic Voters of New
Bern:
Having noticed in the Sun vesterday
that I have been named by my friends
as "The People's Candidate" for Mayor
of the . City of New Bern. I beg to
state, while thanking them lor their
compliment, that I cannot at this
election accept the nomination and
AM NOT A CANDIDATE..
March 15, 1913.
J. W. BID 1 L
FOR ALDERMAN.
Through the request of delegates
and friends f announce myself a
candidate for alderman of the 5th
ward subject to the Democratic Pri
mary to be held April .8, 1913.
L.- M.ASATTERWTHAITE.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Learning that many of njy personal
friends" are interested in. the' selection
of Aldermen in the ' coming Primary,
with a, view of my;Vr-elccfiotr as Col
lector cf Water and; Light 'Rentals, and
desiring to relieve' thenj as'i Well as all
of .the candidates-.; for tlje'officeof
Aldermen of any embarassment oc
casioned by the suggestion that I
would 'again be a candidate ' for the
position i of Ccllecfcr; 1 1 Respectfully
desire ;. to stated with greateful ack
nowledgement to my friends for their
intefest in me, that AS I AM" A CAN
DIDATE FOR THE POSITION OF
PQSTMASTER ia;; t his , cify, - and
feelyig that it. would be Improper for
me ,tcT seek: my 'focffer position, while
ah appl'cant. for-the tecond," I am. nc t
aryd' will; nott apply foire-fcleitioii lo
tte position, of Collector' S'w A
SmWt U A THOMAS,
JR.
jTO, THE PEOPLE. OF NEW BERN.
vj tn view'of' Teports ; that have come
to me? fhat a,frt : suppct'ed. by the
machine V for' the ' nomination bJf .May
of, s;Ivtake; this method to deny this
) Aa in evidence, of tho fact that; I
am not supported l,by the 4tnachme. I
call attenOion' to. the xvery aetivt fiart
that1 Mr H.' H. "Tooker and MrHciK
len Huff are taking: agamst' mei,.1' I
do hot, blame .ahy'; maa fo-.his; hon
est conviction, but I do Vjiot, think
that " City Employes should ' take, ac
tive' part in policits. '. Ask . Mr. Took
cr or' Mr. . Huff ,who the machine js
supporting, 'y; ) 'lr
I" refer the people Atq the .closing
rimarka bf my announcement, . which
I; think shoud.' bo-Sufficient especial
ly to those' why.'know me best. -
,T desire to 'say that I aniTfree, with ,
out entanglement and shall remain'
ffee. No Influence controls 'me, or will
control me after I am elected except
the dictates of my conscience, and
my determination to do my duty in
the interest "cf our city, f i ; .
Respectfully,-
: W, K. BAXTER.
Hcive us your next order for RUB
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BER STAMPS
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Many. a bad end results from trying
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sult a representative of the Southern
Railway, or write the undersigned, who
will gladly and courteously furnish you
with all.information as to you best and
quickest schedule and most comfort
tablc in which to make the trip.
H. F. CARY, Gen. Pass. Agent
Washington, D. C.
J. O. JONES, Travelling Pass. Agent
Raleigh, N. C.
Norfolk Southern
Railroad
ROUTE OF THE
"Night Express"
Schedule in effect Jan. 5th, 1915
N. B. The tollowing schedule figures
are published as information enly and
are not guaranteed.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW BERN.
North and West Bound.
1'a:40 A. M. Daily ilight express Pull
man Sleeper for Norfolk.
9:05 A. M. Daily for Norfolk con
- nects for all points north and west.
Parlor Cas service between1 Wash
ington and Norfolk.
1:35 P. M. Daily except Sunday lor
Washington, r Creenvillc
Wilson and Raleigh. Parlor car
Washington to Raleigh.
4:15 A. M. Daily niyht express for
Goldsboro. '
9:00 A. M. Daily for Goldsboro.
5:20 P. M. Daily for Goldsboro.
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 Orientals
; For further information or reserva
tions on Fullnian car cpi-ly to T. H.
bennett, Ticket Agent, New Born,
N. C. Plionc 7o7.
W. W. CROXTON,
' General Passenger Agent.
W. A. WITT Geneaal Supt.
MORTGAGE SLE OF VALUABLE
M CITY PROPERTY
K.'i;,. ' ''
Bv virtue of power contained in that
ce tain mortgige deed dated the 4th day
of J une, 190(v and executed by Ann R.
D:xon to the undersigned mortgagee,
v hich saia mortgige is recorded in book
f.d edV nunutr 160, page 55, in the,
dmco of the Rcfffster of Deeds of Craven
!co intv' the unders gned rriortgagee; will-
at ''uii' i'i:k m.r vr ini tisx
DAY O.- AP It, 1?13, at ifce Court
house door in NewBernN C, offer for
sale at public auction1 to the .highest
bidder for cash' the following described
lot of land: - , i Vi''- ' .-'' 4 . -'
All that certain lot of land id the city
of New- Bern, and oh the west side of
East Front street'in the aid .City, of
New Bernand . adjoining the - lots" of
Jas. T.'. Lewis and P. A Willis, fttidbe
einninir on the said East. Front street
at the corner of . the; lot pecupieds by
P. "A. Willis, formerly ; Icnown ai-mihe
lJowdy lot and runs v toutnwara j witn
said, street 25' feet nind Inches to Jas. T.J
LewisMine, thence with the ..said , Lewis',
linb westward 107. eet $ jnches to Jot,
number I01it the plan of he said city
of New Bern, thenoe with the line of the
said lot 'number 10." 25 feet, nine Jrcbep
to the lot of P.A.Willis, thence with the
line' of the lot, of P., A,. Will's 107 feet 3
inches to the place of beginning, being
j r ii . ; j . ;i i .L.. l-!-
more juiiy qcscrioea in mat tercuin
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 IS, 1892, from -Jas. B, Lewis
and others to, the said Ann R. Dixon and
Jas. T. Lewis recorded in book nurnber
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,
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Premier Carrier of the SosttV
B. rThe forowing schedule fyurr
are published only as informatio shkS
ire not guaranteed. .'" .;v;V.--
TRAIN No. 21 Leaves Coabboso
6:13 a, m. lor RalctS Dorhass, Cscessf ;
boro," Ahpville and , WayaewtiiSr
through train"o AsbevQlr,
diair'car to Waynesvillc r Vale
Actions at Greensboro for aB yu'ml .
North and East, and at Ahrviftr wkk . ,
Carolina Special for CiaciiusML Oirso -
nd all western points. - ' ,
TRAIN Nu 139 Leave CtAro-
K5 n. m. for Raleigh Durhana ik9
Greensboro. Handles throue TuD
man , Sleeping Car from Rafeigb to
Atlanta, arrives Atlanta 5:2? at sn.r
making connection for New CHfeam--TeQ,
California and all Western point
also connects at Greensboro witb
Klirough train for all Wester)) and!
Eastern points.
TRAIN No. 131 Leaves Gotdsboro
3:05 p. m. for Raleigh, Durham no5
Greensboro. Makes direct connections,
at Greensbofowith solid PiillmaJi'Sfcrp--ing
Car, train for Washington, Baltimore
PhiladeUihia, New York ahd all Eastern:
and Northern points. Connects also ac
Greensboro with through ; Towist
Sleeping Car for Los Angeles and San.
Francisco.
TRAIN No. Ill Leaves CoIdsboTC
10:45 p. m; for Raleigh, Dmham and!
Greensboro. Handles Pullman Sleep-
.ing Car Raleigh to Winston-Salem.
Makes connection at Greensboro with
through train for Atlanta and New Or
leans, also makes connection for Ashe
ville, Chattanooga, St. Louis, Memphis-,.
Birmingham and all Western points.
For detailed information, also for
nformalion concerning special round!
trip rates account various special occas
ions. Pulbnan sleeping car reservations,
ask any Southern Railway " Agent or
communicate with the undersigned.
y. O. JONES,
Traveling Passenger Agenf,
Raleigh, N. C
Our Business
Local columns
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NOTICE DEMOCRATIC CITY
PRIMARY.
Meeting of the City Democratic."
Executive Committee was called to
order at 8:30 at the City Hall. T.
F. "McCarthy was made temporary"
chairman. Edward Clark Secretary.
On motion temporary organization'
was made permanent, there being e
majority of committee present. On
motion April 8th was named as the
date for the primary to be held for
the nomination of candidates for
city offices.
On motion managers of election wilt4
be allowed $2.00 per day. On motion
the candidates for Mayor, City Tax.
Collector, City Clerk and Chief pf
Police were assessed $10,00 each for
entrance fee, and each Alderman $2.0Q
All candidates for nominations he
barred from entrance after midnight
March 27, and all entrance fee must
be paid on or before midnight March
27th. On motion, polls will open at
6 a. m. and close at 7 p. m.
The following managers were ap
pointed: 1st. Ward. W. D. Barrington, R
L. Hill, A. Lee. N
2d Ward. Walter V ulforcf, J. A
Patterson, R. B. BJalock.
"3d Ward. T. J. Mitchell, G. L.
Clark, J. F. McSorlev.
4th Ward. Wm. Paris, L, S. VcoiL,
Eugene I ucker.
5th Ward. I. W. Dowdy, Ceo
D. Dail, J. W Dukes.
On motion recess was taken to meet
April 10, at 8 p. rn, at the City Hali"
to canvass result of Primary.
thos. f. McCarthy,,
Chairman.
EDWARD CLARK,
Secty.
March 11th, 1913.
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