-AS
ALCOHOL a PER CENT
AgclaWeRepara!!onfiris-!
ting w Siomadis andBcgvetsoT;
A.W.W,..,...,:fT.,
Promotes Dt&s!fankaW
nessandRratrontatasiieitter
OniuTU-Marplurte nar Mineral.
KOT .NARCOTIC
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rfirl Remedy forConsfll
tinn . Cniir Sbimarh.DlanhKl
Yorms,C(OTusi!nisJwens
nessaiidLOSsoFiLEtK
t hcSmae SiMtiiriof '.-
Qm Ceota'ir CommjcC:
f TIT? . " m I
bi
For Infants and Children.
The Kind YoiicHave
Always Bough!
Bears the
;xct Copy of Wrapped
I i In
X in rtni r- n"' rev
raws
ISj - wi ow nimm. iwi citt n
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IS
Cliick and Den Feeds
Most perfect balanced poultry. Feeds on the
market. Order any amount. Feed your Chicks
Cyphers Feed and watch them grow. Now's the
time.
Dan Patch Horse Feed
Sugar Cow Feed.
are the best and purest money can buy. A. per
fectly balanced food for stock.
Alderman Satterthwalte seconded the
motion. Motion 'carried. " '
ORDINANCE AND LICENSE COM
M ITTEE. Alderman Satterthwalte,
chairman, no report, .-.' ,
Alderman; Ellis, here made the re
quest that the Mayor instruct the' Po
lice to ascertain the names of the money
lendirs in the city and eee how tnany
have license and how many have not.
CEMETERY COMMITTEE.- Aid
crman Disosway. chairman," reported
that the Pony Mower is here, and In use,
and that same cost $70.00.'- Alderman
Disosway, offered the following quarter
ly report. , " .r . ' ' , '
' a!-. -; " '.V:-May 14, 1914.
To the Honorable Mayor, and -Board of
'"' ' 'Aldermen: 'Y'r'f: . ''f"t'
Gentlemen: :'''".'.'" l ''''?..:.- -f'
: I submit my report for the quarter
ending April 30th, of all monies received
by me for lots and graves sold in the
cemeteries of the City," and for which-1
hold the treasuerer's receipt.; v
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Lota , : f ,'440
Graves.....'.'. . .'.......7.1..'..... '16.50
Vault Rent 50
464.50
Greenwood Cemetery
Lots
Graves.
:?o.oo
....................,,41.0(J
, If .00
....X464.50
575.50
Less 10"percent commlssion..,.....5.S5
TotaL
Farm Implements
Bunus & Parker Iiic
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FOR' V RENT
4
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I AfCB DWELLING HOUSE
Now occupied by Mr. Church. He will vacate j j
June 1st. . - i-'---i--r;
V. APPLY TO
T. J. Ttrnsr
I I0NE 172 MIDDLE ST. i
- I i
4 ft
- .. 517.95
By Treasurer's Receipt, '
R. J. DISpWAY, :
' - " : Chairman..- .
Alderman Satterthwalte,, moved that
the foregoing report be accepted, and
spread upon the minutes. .
Motion seconded and carried.
RAILROAD COMMITTEE. Ald
erman Ellis, here stated that he over
looked a matter under the Streets and
Pumps Committee; that of re-surfacing
East Fronf Street, and lower Pollock
Street, from Craven to East Front St.
Alderman Satterthwalte moved that
the matter be referred, to. the Streets
and ' Pumps Committee for. Investiga
tion, and report back at the next meet
ing. . Alderman Scott seconded the mo
tion, 'i''-'1':-:.
Alderman Blades offered the follow
ing amendment: That the Clerk be in
structed to insert an' advertisement in
the two local 'papers for re-surfacing
East Front Street,' ind lower Pollock
Street.
lotion seconded, and carried. '
Alderman Ellis, reported in the mat
ter of-the New Bern Ghent Street Rail
way Company, that the Committee
recommended that no " privilege -be
granted to any Street Railway Company
to run freight cars oft-the. street's of the
City. 1
Alderman Hall, moved, that the re
port of Committee be accepted, and
spread Upon the minutes.
Alderman Satterthwalte seconded the
motion. Motion carried.
RIVER AND HARBOR COMMIT
TEE. Alderman Satterthwalte, chair
man, no rjport.
PARK COMMITTEE. Aldermaa
Hall, Chairman, no report.'
SAXITARY COMMITTEE. Ald
erman Brlnson, Chairman, nothing
special to report, but the Committee
requests further time In whldh to re
port the matter of the Slaughter House.
No objection entered as to the fore
going request. o., ''.- -?".'".
, POLICE DEPARTMENT- Atder
man Dawson, Chairman, absent.-Alderman
Scott, reported that the, uniforms
for the Police Department has "been de
livered and were satisfactory. '-r ".11
Aldernian Ellis, moved that on ac
count of the efficiency In-the faithful
discharge of hls duties that officer A.1 A.
I pock, be advanced to Policeman No. 1
with a salary of $65.00 per-montl'?- , .'.
Alderman Satterthwaite seconded the
motion.' . .;"' .';". fi' a;i :.JU
Alderman Dill moved an amendment
Ellis' motion that the salary of the police
man be raised $5.00, all aroundf: . " ;
The amendment receiving nc? second,
all members voting in the affirmative,
the motion made by Alderman EUisrl
was' carried. . " ", 2 ' ;
M ITTEE. Alderman , Satterthwalte,
no report. ' ' ' ' v,
CITY PRpPERTY.rr-Alderman Hall
no report. - , - ' ' ' '.-
. UNFINISHED BUSINESS." No
report. - 'iri'Si A?-'f:Ys:, ,y;s
WATER AND LIGHT CONTIN
UED. Alderman Blades moved that
an advertisement be inserted in the two
local papers, for ten days for furnishing
800 feet ( 10 inch cast iron Bell, and
Spigot CU "A" water pipe,. 1 10 in.
foot valval id 3 : 10 inchells. . . . v.
f Alderman Satterthwalte ; seconded
the motion, f V? ?. . : "i ; ' ?
Alt members' voang la the affirma
tive, the motion, was carried. fei
NEW BUSINESS. Alderman Sat
terthwaite reported that his attention
has been called: to getting in Jmd out of
Duffy's Field since the extension of the
Colored Cemetery caused by the block
ing of the streets by the Railroad, stat
ing that it appeared that the test thing
to do would be to request theRailroad
to refrain from blocking B Street.
Alderman Satterthwaite, moved that
the city attorney be instructed to brinj
suit against the Railroad to proceed to
open up Guiori Street, and B Street
eivinjr the Railroad thirty days notice
): Alderman JMades 'seconded, the mo
tion. Motion carried.' :
" Alderman Ellis moved the adoption
of the following ort)l!i4.ncc: ,
Be it ordained .by the Board of Alder-
men cf the City of New Bern: ;
1 Section l.That section 14 of Chap
ter 3 of the ordinance of the city be
amended .by "adding at, the - end thereof,
the- following words: K "Provided, this
section shall not apply to electrically
lighted signs, erected andired In ac:
cordance with the rules prescribed by
the Southern " Eastern Underwriters
Association. - -;; .f' v ;
Motion seconded and upon roll ca.ll
t'le same was adopted. . - , ' '- ' .
STREETS AND PUMPS COMMIT
TEE CO NT I N UE D.-7 Alderman Elllr,
moved that the! Port Physician, ? Milk
and Meat Inspector, and the two sanl
tarv officers be notified -to be present at
the regular, meetings in the months of
May, June, July, .August, September,
and Octdber''Vi':iiV:
Motion, seconded and carried. '
CEMETERY COMMITTEE CON
TI NUE D.' Aldermani Disosway 4 j-e
ported lhat it was necessary s to have
about 100 markers for the graves in the
colored cemetery, and requested that
the Committee be author! ted to act. ,f
Alderman Satterthwalte moved that
the Committee be empowered to act In
the aboce matter.
Motion seconded and carried. ':,...
There would be.considerable travel in
that vicinity, that; the: City: ; place an
arc light at Primrose and Pasture Stsf
Alderman Disosway moved that the
matter be referred -to the Water and
Light Committee. with power to act. . f
Motion seconded and carried.
The following report of the Milk and
Meat I nspector was offered : ,: ? ",'
New Bern, N..C-, May 5K 1914.
To the Honorable Mayor and Board of
Alderman of the city of New Bern:
Gentlemen: ,-. ! :
I have the honor of submitting ,my
report for the month of April 1914 as
follows: -'.'";;. .' .. ',,, 'ru-
I have my restaurants shown on a
percentage- basis as I have the meat
markets, and soda fountains and dairies
We will first take the condition of the
meat markets, which J visit every day,
and I find them to be according to my
judgment as follows: . .. .! . !. !'
A. Castet.......i-..,. .....U,...-.-...-.. .-.85
Isler........--.. ..,.....,......i.:.82
Boon.. ... .-. ......85 .
Hawkins ...............75
Brim mage.... . . - . -?-65
Graham.. ..'...80
Saddler. . . .T.... ... .5
Gardner... , . -."85
Franks .,-...;........,., -.60
Simmons.. .... ----- 68
................I, 80
...... 75
....... .......82
Jackson... .
Davis.........
Warrington ..
Coast Line , ....................68
Fonville ......62
Price '. 1.... ...75
Wallace: ',. I-:.-....:.-..60
Cherry .....,.., -. ...85
Very little meat has been Comdemmed
this month.- Soma has been condemmed
at Casf-t's, but not on account of du-
ease., ' .' - . " . , " . '.,, 'cix
At Davis' about 50 pounds has been
condimmed, but not on account of dis
ease.',. ;:;;! ' -"'';-::''
Less meat this month has "been Con
demmed than any other month pre
vious since. I have been Inspector, in
fact this is the first month that I have
not fou nd any diseased meat at all.
The Coast Line, at ;tfip Coast Line, I
have found that he is keeping his mar
ket in a much better condition,, and I
think thathe will in the future try and
keep his market up to the standard,'
: At Frank's market, I find that he is
makine improvements on his building,
and I Jthiok in I short while lie will have
it in a much better condition. fyrS. H if.
r As I said before, yotl may know that
a meat, market canno't be kept: like a
parlor, and I do not expect, them to
keep it as -vsuchj .1 only ask ,that they
be kept. as clean as possible, and that
Concluded on page i
THE GLASS FOR
llMillTHEjiASS
-i.' r; icioUs.,'mouth-wateTing,..luscioussoda-- -s' - . .j
''.'-niT5fe.' ?! " 7VC ''''-'?-''
A.? Ss. wfe pure sodaV 'pWlruit flavors iind' heavy '. -
' ' r i11 '"--'sn -4 It W Lj i i . - .; ------ - ' .-' " f r "f" . -" ' ;
if:. iiS.i-.V'.r- IS A fir .-. ,:" dairy cream V Caa you beat it? No, you ;-:t n"
- ; ijrX, JfK cannot. Tfiat's why our fountain is sp -"" ; 1 ;
p-' . ".'-" popular. : Join the thirsty ones today.
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JrifaS-'jiX 'V-VThar ir "-i;'sri 'tn'thf hp'st it Vfnlierl -v-v;?- 'Vf '" W
mtairi -br-im f ull of 'der -'.':';:i
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TRUSTEE
SALE
: Pursuant to 'the duties imposed by
the deed of triist date4 March: 3, ,1913,
from A: Holton and wife to W..D.
Mclver tnisteej ' aecuring j the -debt
due Lida P. Duffy, recorded in the bfft,
ce of the Register of Deeds inBook.l95j
page 244, the said trustee will offer for,
tale at thecoiirt house 'door at New
BerooA Mndav, June 8, 1914, the
property described In the deed of trust
to-wit: All that lot of land in Bridge-
ton described id a deed from J: Rig
don, and wife to A..J. Holton dated
June 10th 1908rTecOrded in the"office
oi ' the Register of Deeds of Craven
county in Book 172, page 442, on which
said lot is located a plant tor manufac
ti.i"T washing machines, including all
if ' Inery, tools-and appliances used
i i ejection with the said factory or
IT. .. - ".
t 1. '
' ' o three mn! s sold A.J.' Holton
iQW LOSE ANY TIME
t3;suf;-yi-;o:'3(5';y
r?3s,.j"5
mi
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J1
Everv man looks forwa-d to being comfortably - fixed some ' .
day, but whatever any man looks forward cannot be acquir- .
ed over-night If you ;warit to be.comfortablyiixed, someday; ;
you must begirt by starting af ba,nk account; liow, Your - - '
money is safe in the bank; and -your keen ' V . vi
your balance in tae bank grow is- the thing that Will make it ; ; - ;
grow. : w i! U. f;x!: .-a -:? ; " Sl xsiM :. : ' , -: U
SRiiiininfl WiBiout Orflcrs
; RUNNfNO WITHOUT ORDERS7-BUT ON ATRACK , WELL V
PROTECTED BY MODERN SAFETY APPLIANCES OPER- '., ;'.
: ' ATED AND RUN BY THE PEOPLE AND FOR THE PEOPLE
f I AM NOT A CANDIDATE OF ANY RING NOR AM I SUP .
I PORTED BY ANY RINGSTERS.' I-BELIEVE THAT. EACH ; ...
MAN SHOULD HAVE AN EQUAL RIGHT IN SELECTING y .
PUBLIC OFFICERS, AND I ACCORD THAT, RIGHT TO . 5
t EVERY MAN. WE ARE LIVING IN AN AGE OF PROGRESS
j AND INTELLIGENCE, AND A'MAN ASKING HIS PEOPLE " -i
FOR THEIR VOTES SHOULD DO SO ON HIS OWN MERIT, .-'
.' . : ' " YOURS TRULYi " . . v - - ' V" :'.-
' ' Gt V.' RICHARDSON, Dover, N. C.
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Let Me FIT YOUR GLASSES : -'-' ,
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After haying made an examination of the eyes in or-
rlor fn daformmo. tho oira h't'orrnr rf rof ia rtinn. trt hA' ' , ;'':; "j'
v overcome. m&t& iiim n '.
g f Gareless fitting of the frames often , causes , imperv
q feet sight because the eyes do not focus directly on ft - - ; - 1
jf Ithe center of the lenses, r" :V ; ri : A- y S
r 3 cz: "'::,:: 3 c zzs t 1 1 Mmm-r
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ii.'t -Lav! j been 'made la pay
cf s-.!i t'.'.t end aise ' havir; j
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V. D. Mclver, Trus'