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NEWS IN BlUEF
are urged to; follow tEe example of thousands of
their sisters and take Cardui. Cardui is a son-
mineral, son-intoxicating medicine for women. It
is for sick, weak ladies, .with sick female organs.
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It is a genuine, curative medicine, that builds
up the female system and relieves female pain.
Mrs. M. A. St. Glair, of Eskdale, W. Va., writes:
"Before taking Cardui, I bad given up all hope of
getting well. I had suffered for 3 years with my
left side and was confined to my bed, so I took Cardui,
and now Cardui has about cured my female trouble."
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To do business with The Peoples Bank. Your money is safe;
every safe-guard and protection for the depositor is furnished.
Your valuable papers may be stored in our fire and burglar
proof vault
Our offices are always at our customer's disposal. Our farmer
friends are especially welcome; they will find our bank a
handy place to write letters and transact their business. We
want you to feel near enough to the officers so that when you
want advice regarding your business, or any investment you
wish to make, you will freely consult with them and feel that
any advice is gladly given, as it always is.
THE PEOPLES BANK
WM. DUNN, C. D. BRADHAM,
President.
T. A. UZZELL,' Cashie" "
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Expert Watch Advice.
Is very important when buying a watch and that's where
we can serve you with a knowledge that on! long experi
ence gives. Our stock of watches is large very large.
Elgins, Walthams, Howards, Hampdens and all the Stand
ard American and Foreign makes. Choosing is easy. Gold,
Gold Filled and Silver, Plain, Engraved and Jeweled
effects. We tell you exactly what the movement can be
depended upon to do and all about the case. To this frank
treatment we attribute our ever increasing trade. From
$10 up.
E A T O N, The Leading Jeweler
City Tax License
Persons conducting business in the
city of New Bern, not having listed
and paid their license tax as required
by city ordinance, are hereby notified
to call at the city hall at once and
list the same. Failing to comply with
said ordinance subjects the offender
to a penalty of $50.
F. T. PATTERSON, '
City Clerk.
Special to
The Bachelor Boys"
If you send us all your wear,
ing apparel .we will make you a
very low special rate. Phone
222.
and ask 'about it.
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STEAM LAUNDRY
THE BEST OJfE
1 1 PINE ST. PHONE 222
ENNIS & WESTCOTT,
- We repair worn Garments and
sew on buttons.
K. Branch office at J. G. Dunn ft
Co's. 67 Pollock street. .
Seed Cera! Seed Cora!
The World" Premium Seed Con
which took , the . Premlnm at the
World's Fairy Raised and sold only
bjr the Daisy Seed Farm. Write
today tor circular, Frier: List and
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R.W.D. No. S, Winston-Salem, N. 0.
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An Out of Doer Card Party.
A simple but unique morning card
party may be given by the hostess
who has a lawn or large porch in
which to entertain her guests. Cover
the tables with green cheesecloth In a
pretty shade. For tally cards use
leaves from the oak or maple tree, as
these are good shape and do not with
er easily. Gold paper stars or circles
are used to keep score and may he
had at any stationer's. The prizes
may be a dainty white fan with pos
sibly a suggestion of green for first
prize and a huge palm leaf with a bow
of green ribbon for the booby. The re
freshments are sandwiches of lettuce,
olives, nasturtium- or any other deli
cate green filling and Iced tea served
with lemon and long stalks of mint
After this lees with mint cherries are
served in white paper cases with little
wire handles wrapped in green paper
On each handle, fasten a white but
tartly cut from paper and marked, a
little with water color paint Tlaln
white' and green iced cakes may be
used or a white cake with a touch of
pistachio In the filling. Green and
white peppermints may be served dur
ing the game or after the ices.-Wo-man's
Home Companion.
"I ind Caieareta and feel like a new nan. I bar.
bn a eafferer from djrapepeta ana aoar etomaefc
for the lut two yeara. I ha own taking meat
atne and other drnn, but eould find no relief only
for a abort time. IwiU recommend Oaaeareta t
my frienda aa the only thing for Indirection and
aonr atomaeh and to keep the bowels la good 00 a
dltlOB. Taeyare Tory nice to eat." .
Harry Btucklei, Maaeh Chunk, Fft.
Cost for
The Dowels,
CAMOV CATHARTIC
Merer Sicken, Weaken or Grip. Me. X, it. jUrrW ;
old la on l. The tannine tablet itaaiped CCO,
arantead to a are or yoar money back. . . . j
. awning tcemaay ko., vmcafa or e.y. 399 .
Ice Cream delivered to any part of
the city at 85c per quart Mcgorley's,'
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Short Items of Interest Condensed
Into Small Soetce. ."
There will be a called meeting of
the New Bern Athletic Association to
night at 8:30 o'clock in Dr.-Gibb's
office and .all those who are oa the
bond are especially requested to be
present. Matters of much Importance
is to be transacted, so a full meeting
Is desired.
A naptha launch will leave the foot
of Pollock street tomorrow afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock for BrWgeton and will
carry passengers free of charge who
Wish to go over and attend the Bap.
tlst Sunday school.
The many friends. of Mr. John C.
Green are glad to see that he has suf
ficiently recovered from his recent ill
ness so that be is able to be oat
again. "Pop" was celebrating the
Fourth today by taking a buggy drive
and exchanging compliments with his
friends who he has not seen in sev
eral months
There was a very good shipment of
fish from this market today over the
Norfolk and Southern by express to
various points in North Carolina.
Many boxes came up from Morehead
City and Beaufort on the west bound
train and was added to the shipment.
The New Bern base ball team was
In Goldsboro this morning and played
a game with the local team. Of course
Goldsboro won in a close exciting and
interesting game, score 1 to 0.
From midnight of the 3r'd to the hour
of going to press, that part of the 4th
of July was unusually quiet and no
accidents had been reported to head
quarters. There are no markets today. All
exchanges being closed on account of
a -holiday.
DROWNING NARROWLY AVERTED
Guests of the Patterson House Have
Exciting Experience.
What might have been an untime
ly death from drowning was narrowly
averted last night at the foot of Pol
lock street, had it not been for the
cool and clear head of Mr, Ennis, one
of the proprietors of the Steam Laun
dry in this city.
Mr. Ennis and Miss Sadie Gilbert,
who are guests at the Patterson house
were out for a walk about nine o'clock
and it seems decided to walk out on
the pier leading out from Pollock
street. There was no light", and the
bridge was dark and wet, and neither
of them gave any attention to the
thought that there might be a missing
board in the walk. - Before they had
gone far, and while they were still
In conversation, Miss Gilbert stepped
fairly in the center of an opening
in the walk which had been made by
the removal of wide board, and went
on through the bridge down in the
water. The depth of the water was
too great for her to stand on the bot
tom and she sank again. It was then
she discovered a post close by her as
she came to the surface and clinched
it. . About this time her friend, Mr.
Ennis discovered the trouble and was
promptly in water aiding her to hold
to the pile and at the same time call
ing for help which was rendered by
a man who was close by in a
boat The boatman responded prompt
ly and . took them both ashore, where
Miss Gilbert showed signs of much
excitement and several small scars
caused by coming in contact with the
boards on either side of the opening
when she was falling through.
Today Miss Gilbert does not seem to
be any the worse on account of the
sudden shock and seems to regard
references to the accident with no
seriousness.
The pier where this incident oc
curred Is frequently visited by people
of this city, as a place for recreation
and to be In the cool air, it leading
out Into tie river, and- no thought
was ever given of such a thing as
any of the boards from the walk be
ing removed. The absence of this
plank is not accounted for. ; There Is
no reason whatever to believe it was
done intentionally, and the only so
lution to the problem is that it must
have been the fruit of negligenca and
lack of forethought on the, part of
some one, certainly it was not a prank.
The depth of the-water at the Dolnt
where Miss Gilbert fell In was about
seven feet, and had it not een for
timely assistance rendered her she no
doubt would have lost her life. -, ,
, . Tonight, . Bljoa.. Don't fall to see
Orthello. -
..The great feature of colored pictures
taken direct from, the Famoss Opera
of Orthello in five acts. All lorers
of good opera productions VhOaid see
this pletnre. Also one program -an ap
to-date renewal and playing at chess,
The best plctares yen have ever seen
Adnlta 10; children f cents. I
This sale is the greatest one we have ever held;
we have been busy from morning v till night and
everybody has realized thai it has been a sure
enough bargain feast.
Our store is full of good clean, seasonable goods
marked down to record breaking low prices arid
the wise buyers have certainly taken advantage
of the cut prices.
We ' still have plenty of goods to go at cut
prices and you will do well to examine our lines
carefully before buying elsewhere.
J. G.
Phone 212.
NORFOLK AXD SOUTHERN.
It was only a few years ago you know,
Our grand old state did boldly show;
Thinking they were relieved of a bur
dened load,
When by leasing, the old A. and N. C.
road.
To better the country all wanted to see
Smart men with the road could not
agree:
And the people of the state have been
deceived,
Of the treatment from the road they
have received.
Cheap freight rates which a benefit to
all,
Have vanished away like a swift can
non ball;
And In some offices along the line you
can see.
A crowd of cimling headed men, offi
cials they claim to be.
Once these people thought they were
wise
Fooling the state and making a great
surprise;
For many long years the lease was to
stand .
But the time will soon come when the
state will take in hand.
We give the new road credit for the
good it has done
For the upbuilding of the country
through the land it has run;
But the time has now come trust com
panies makes a dive,
And gather in the Norfolk and South
ern like bees In a hive..
When first came out the richest In
the land, ,
Ando ften spoken of as Rockefellow in
the band;
But now we know the millions at his
' back,
He would not allow the business to go
slack. i
And the old North State stands with
her arms stretched wide,
To reinstate the old ones that the new
. road set'a8ide: ,
The governor of the state should take
the matter in his hands,
And if the Norfolk and Southern can't
run it then the state can.
AN OLD EMPLOYEE.
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CUTS PRICES
HERE'S THE REAS0N IN A VERY
FEW WORDS:
June 27th finds us with too many
suits and summer goods.
They must go and go quickly. That
is why we have put the prices so
low.
These suits are all brand new, all of
this season's purchase, consisting of
mappy and conservative patterns.
The makers of these clothes have
their guarantee label sewn in each
suit.
Such makes as Kuppenhelmer and
"Fitrite," we back with their guar,
antee and our regular guarantee.
Because to see the big display in
the windows.
Don't buy a man's suit until you
have seen these.
S. GQPLOPI,
MEN'S AND BOYS OUTFITTER
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HE FAILED
J. S. MILLER'S
time. , Money is hard to get now and
5 to 10 per cent counts at the two
large furniture stores.
'-XS. MILLER.1
JULY 4tb
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COPLON'S FOR QUALITY.
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TO GO TO
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The quality was
not as good as he
wanted and the
price was too
high. Guess he
will go right next
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