The New Bern Sun from New Bern, North Carolina • Page 5

THE SUIT, UUJ N.C., AUGUST 7 1908. MAKIf ISTD'6, AJT fXTEBESr. (Contlnned from Page One.) of the state for historic and other CiPeopU Comag eatf Goaf Seen literary research. "King Kelly" Is not to be reinstated to Trains mi Eumkert. Mr.

E. 6. 'Wise, of Pamlico county, as manager or tne Raleigh East Carolina League team, the directors having decided not to disturb the present la' among the business callers in the city today. Mr. A.

B. Campon of Bayboro, Pam After September 1st. 1908, we shall conduct our business as follows: lico county, arrived in the city this management for the remainder of the season. was a petition signed by 85 stockholders of the association asking or Kelly's reinstatement and morning on the P. O.

ft W. train for a day's stay in the city on business. 77ie Farmers Wealth eomee out of the ground, and mry year Tie produce jnofs than all the grid and ilw tnlnes. however, he invests bis earnings la unsound Tan-' tures be cannot get ahead. hat, Indeed, a gold mine" at his door, and If he willy.

but put hi "pare money tn a tarings account in this bank, 1 be will gain four per Cent interest, bate his money where he can get it if be wants to increase or Improve his farm, and he can rest secure and content this Is turned down by the directors. Mr. D. McCotter of Vandemere, Comm anting on the splendid game of Pamlico up to Mew Bern this morning on the P. O.

W. train base ball 'Wednesday in which the score 'between Raleigh and Wilmington was 0 to 0 until the round up of for a short business visit In the city. Mr. George H. Roberts returned this morning from Oriental, where he has the tenth inning, Capt S.

G. Ryan, who served as captain In the confederate army and has for many years been been on a short business trip. prominent member of the Raleigh Mr. Frank Thompson, ef Onslow 718. B.

BIASES, UEO. Bar, told of a great game in which he Tke Ties. county who has been at Morehead 6BEEH, WM. B. BLADES, Tie Pres.

T. A. City for a few days, came up this was captain and a number of Raleigh's team that went to Chapel Hill to play the University of North Carolina In 1867, They played under the standard morning and left on the Coast Line train, returning to his home in Jack sonville. rules of that day when the pitchers put the balls where the batter asked Mr. M.

M. Marks is spending the day in Wilmington, N. on business that they go and the hits were driven for the firm of O. Marks' Sons. with sucn force that often does had Hon.

John C. Parker, of Jones coun to be sent to hunt and fetch them ty, who hag been in "he city on He says they played from 11 o'clock short visit with his son, Dr. Z. V. In the morning until almost dark and Parker, left this morning on the A.

C. piled up a score of 104 to 105 in Ral eigh's favor. The umpire was George L. train, roturning home. Mr.

Samuel M. Brinson. Supertax Household accounts not over 60 days. Wholesale accounts not over 30 days. We purchase for spot cash to obtain discounts in order to get lowest prices.

We no longer care to give indefinite credit for months, years, etc. We are tired of "Please remit, your account is long overdue" etc We take this step in justice to those who are good pay and also to ourselves. We have no time to listen to explanations or "hard luck tales" All those having outstanding accounts with us please settle, as we wish to liquidate them and cease worrying. Difficult accounts will be placed in the hands of our attorneys for collection. New Bern merchants cannot go on successfully unless prompter pay is demanded and exacted.

Merlck, a university student, and while tendeni of the county, schools, went he was absolutely fair to his rulings, Capt Ryan says he forgot himself re over to Vanceboro this morning to peatedly and would throw up his hat attend the closing exercises of the Teachers Summer School, which has and shout for the University boys when been In progress for several weeks. any special play was made. Some of the Raleigh team were: W. E. Ander Mr.

M. D. Lane of Fort Barnwell, son, Sam C. white, J. C.

Blake, promi a school committeeman, spent yester. nent bankers at that time; D. C. Mup ray, then mayor of Raleigh. Baby's Meals Nothing more important to the baby's health and growth than the food he eats.

Nestle's Malted Milk, Mellin's Food, Robinson's Patent Barley, Peptogenic Milk powder. Many other things for the baby. Puff and Powder Boxes, Infants' Hair Brushes, Nipples, Sterilizers, Nursing Bottles, Teething Rings, Bottle Brushes, etc. BRADHAM DRUG At Pollock and Middle Streets. day in the city on business and left this morning for Vanceboro, N.

to be present at the closing of the Teachers Summer School, which has Notice of Removal own in progress several weeks, and attended by about 50 teachers from Capt Geo. E. James, who so satisfactorily filled the position as Superintendent of the National Cemetery at different parts of the county. Mr. Joe Klnsey, of Fort Barnwell, New Bern for the past three years came over to New Born this morning has been ordered by the War Depart.

ment to proceed to Chattanooga, for a short visit. Mr. Chas. Turner went down to and assume charge as superintendent of that cemetery. Capt.

James, a clev Morehead City this morning, where he will spend a few days during the en er, popular, and congenial gentleman, has made many friends In this city, campment. who. regret very much to learn of his removal from our m'idst, but wish him abundance of success in his new field air. j. s.

Basnlght returned last evening after a visit to his former home with relatives and friends In Columbia, N. C. Mr. Basnlght says he had a most pleasant visit and feels of duty. E.

B. MGMN, Aug. 5, 1908. NEW BERN, N. C.

This removal, which takes place a- bout the first of September, means none the worse from his long jour promotion to Capt. James as this cem. ney. etery is rated as second class, while Capt. H.

D. Harper, of Klnston, N. the one which he goes to in Cnattan Buy Dependable ooga, is rated as first class passed. through New Born this morn lng, going down to Camp Glenn, where and pays a higher salary. The sue Wtfr Garden Took the 3rd Regiment is in camp.

cessor to Capt, James at the New Bern National Cemetery will be announced m.r. narvey, or lunsion, jn. later. You don't buy hose often so it A RIDG INSTIT UT was among the passengers on the east bound Norfolk and Southern train this morning, going down to the sea shore. A High-grade Fitting School, with Business College and Normal Departments.

Prepares for the Professions, for Business, for Life. Diplomas honored by Leading Colleges and Universities, North and South. Fifty-seventh year begins Sept. I. For beautiful Catalogue, Address.

Hjjtel Arrivals GASTON: D. C. McCotter, N. H. O.

Freman, N. L. N. Klrby, S. Isaac S.

Cohen, N. W. J. Patter pays to be careful when you do. A' cheap hose is worse than none.

You can depend on the hose you, buy here. We carry the famous Roesket brand. It will stand the highest pressure and outlast, any other! Let us show it to you today. is. BASIflOIT HARDWARE C0I.1PAI1Y son, N.

T. A. Burks. N. C.

Big Negro Kills Little Negro By Wire to The Sun. Petersburg, Aug. 7. William Ellis, owner of a livery stable here, and one of the most respected colored men in this; city, shot and killed a young negro named John Johns In self defense this afternoon. Johns was a tenant to Ellis and the men fought earlier in the day about a matter of repairs.

Ellis taking a pistol from Johns. Johns procured another pistol ad fired at Ellis, who returned the fire with Johns own pistol killing him instantly. Johns shot another negro in the mouth who attempted to dissuade him from going after Ellis. Kr. Canoe Speaks on Crops In Pamlico J.

A. 8c M. H. HOLT, OAK RIDGE, N. C.

County. T. Cahoe, of Bayboro, Pam lico county, editor and proprietor of the Bayboro Sentinel, arrived In the city this morning and we are very sorry to hear that the colonel had a hard chill after his arrival. The reporter in conversation with him at noon at the Hazelton Hotel, received the following information concerning the cotton and corn crops, of his county: The colonel says the heavy winds Former Officer to Hang By Wire to The Sun. Cullman, Aug.

7. John Holland was today found guilty of the murder of H. D. Putnm, of Hance-ville, on July; 2nd and was sen. fenced to be hanged September 18th.

Molland was town marshal of Hance-vllle, and after telling friends that he was going to Putnam's house to arrest him, shot him, death being almost Instantly. aluable Real Estate For Sale. Custls House, and Lot, Foot of Pollock Lancaster House and Lot, Arenu A and Griffith street, Rimaide. Stlmson Property JEast Front, whole or lt part, (Great Bargain). Vacant.LU George and National Avenue.

'-Old Dominion a S. Pier, foot Craven Street FLOOR COVERINGS RUGS, MATTINGS, CARPETS, AXMINISTER, BRUSSELS, SMYRNA, INGRAIN, CHINA AND JAP MATTINGS, CARPETS, LINOLEUM AND OIL CLOTH, FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS. JOHN B. IVES, PHONE 257. 93 MIDDLE ST.

and rain of the recent storm did considerable damage to the farmers in fact their corn and cotton crops can not accurately be estimated at present. The colonel said some of the most W. BOYD. prominent and reliable farmers in his county told him they did not expect Heal Estate an Fire Insurance Agent S05 Elks. Temple (Take elevator).

Telephone, 400. to make more than one third or One quarter ot a crop, that the farmers at large would not average more than a half of a crop and. would do well if they got that Passenger Train Wrecked By Wire to The Sun. Imboden, -Aug. 7.

The weBt bound Frisco passenger train from Memphis to Kansas City, was wrecked near here this morning. Four coaches were derailed and burn, ed. Two were killed and many Injured. ft I II I III I Sour Stomach IOU MUST HOT think that a fan la very expensive. Consider the benefits derived from it.

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T.ry nlc. lo Hanr Buaklaa, Mk Okuk, rs The Weather is Hot You Need These Goods Screen Doors and Windows, Ice Cream Freezers, Hoze for Springling Lawn and above all one of those Oil Cook Stoves. "We keep these. Phone usi 147. 7 CREATES EXCITEMXNT Km la Summer Underclothing Caiser Shocking scene By Wire to The Sun.

Philadelphia, Aug. 7. A man at. tired In new summer underclothing jumped on A car and rode half a block this morning and then took to the streets, threw bis arms around two 9 It ot the right sort, and costs but a comparatively small sum. We're prepared to equip your with an electric ian, to, give Satisfaction, at lowest price.

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