8
THE SUN, NEW BERN.' NCrAUGUSTfl), 1SC3
DC
mm nr brief
'm:
it
m
&
ft
m
i -
:
1 '
:'
It'
:-
0:
0:
0
0
0
0
OUR PURPOSE
''-It is our purpose to handle any business en
trusted to us in such a fair and liberal manner
as to make the customer's relations with this
bank satisfactory and profitable.
Aside from the excellent facilities afforded,
this bank has the advantage of an unusual large
number of stockholders.
THE PEOPLES BA NK
WM. DUNN, C. D. BRADHAM,
T. A. vll&uU, asnie ,
i -i 1 .1
0
B
0
o
i
ft
Real Cut Glass Always Pleases
No matter how dull one's artistic temperament, the scin
tillating beauty of Hawke's cut glass always "penetrates
the depths" and is appreciated. For wedding gifts or tor a
gift to your own home, you could make no better purchase
than something useful in Cut Glass. We have many nice
articles from which to make a selection. Prices are mod
erate. For instance, a. beautiful berry bowl, 8-inch siie,
for only $6.00. Others for more and less.
It A T O N, The Leading Jeweler
: Modern Plumbing
" You cannot my your home fa
' modern and comfortable if your
" bathroom xturej are . old, and
unsanitary.
Modern plunking and bath room equipment
mekes ycur hi me healthy and comfortable.
t4rd" plucbing fixtures are the moat durable
and unitary fixtures made. We handle this line
and add our own guarantee to the manufacturers.
We combine skilled, experienced labor with tea.
aonable prices and prompt service.
W. G. MILAN, 53 Middle St.,
NEW BERN, N. C
Skort htm 9f interest Condensed
Vv Into Sma3 Soac.
The schooner Ethel' P. Nelson Is at
Taylor's dock lading'-with general
merchandise fof jrlealers in Marshal-
Mr. George N. Ives, a large fish
dealer on this market, received 4,000
pounds of fish of many varieties. The
haul was made, down lower Neuse
river.
SPECIAL
ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL
REPAIR WORK
6 On the Best of All Excursions.
"All aboard for Wilmington," is the
cry of the wise and knowing ones
those who know that the $1.50 excur
sion to be given to Wilmington on
Thursday August 27th, is worth many
times that amount It is up to you to
get in line and be classed with thos
who know a good thing. This trip
promises to be the most delightf ul ever
offered to Wilmington and the sea
shore. This big excursion will be
under the management of Thos. H.
Knight, which lg a sufficient guarantee
that it will be all that is promised.
The conduct of his excursions are too
well known for comment Train leaves
Atlantic Coast line Depot at 7:30 a. m.
and will leave Wilmington on the re
turn at 10:00 p. m.
I
i
SOAPS
- We think we have the
best 10c cake of toilet
soap on the market
TRY IT.
DAVE' PHAMIACY.
CAUSES SUSPICION
Young Jap Arrested For Trespass la
War Plant
By Wire to The Sun.
Pittsburg, Pa., Aug. 20. Sam Flu,
a Japanese, arrested here for tres
passing, is being held for Federal au-
wonues on me cnarge of being a
Japanese government agent.
He was found in the war plant of
the Firth Stirling Steel Company,
which makes projectiles for the Unit
ed States army and couldn't give a
satisfactory account of himself. He
Is educated and well dressed.
It has been proven by actual test,
that B. P. S. Paint Is all that is claim'
ed for it, (As near perfection as paint
can be made.) J. S. Basnight Hard ft
Company.
Mr Robert Weeks, of Harlowe, is a
visitor in the city today, and the guest
of M. W. Milan. u ,
Mr. J. B. Jones of Beaufort, is in
the city today, attending a meeting
of the commission, investigating the
value of lands condemned by the gov
ernment for the benefit of the inland
waterway from Norfolk, Va., to Beau
fort, N. C.
The many friends of J. M. Hargett,
chief of police, will hear with regret
that he is confined to his home on
account of illness from fever for a
few days.
Mrs. C: L. Hooker, of Norfolk, Va.,
who has been spending a few days at
Morehead City, enjoying the delight
ful ocean breeze, and was a guest at
the Arendell Houbc,' returned to the
city and is the guest of Mrs. N. M.
Hooker. v:
Rev. J. N. H. Summerell, D. D., will
conduct prayer meeting at the Pres
byterian church tonight at 8 o'clock,
Mrs. E. F, Morse and children, who
have been spending the past eight
weeks, visiting relatives and friends
in eastern Virginia, have returned
home.
Miss Mattie Sadler left last night
on the P. O. & W. train for Merritt
N. C, where she will be the guest
of Miss Sallle Muse.
The old familiar sound of the fire'
bell was heard last night just before
12 o'clock for the first time in two
months. The alarm rung was No.
12, but was not sent in from the box,
it was rung by hand, the department
responded promptly, but no fire could
be located.
The ladies of the Christian Church
will hold an Ice cream party tomor
row night on the lawn at the river
shore on East Front street. Every
body has-a special invitation to come
down and bring a fund. "'
If the birds and beast could have
gathered at the couit house, this morn
E and heard Dave Sampson, a mid.
die aged mulatto wan, from River
dale, imltat,, them, they would rush
back to the woods and hide them
selves in shame.- Dave is a wonder.
ful genius in this special vocation.
He has the perfect imitation of any
squirrel, possom, in fact any fowl or
beast. He entertained a number of
gentlemen this morning at the court
house, and proved by several witness
es that he would go in the woods with
his gun and calls wild turkeys to him
by imitating them, in other words,
talking to the fowls in their lan.
guage.
Miss Hattie Marks returned home
last evening on the Coast Line train
from Wrightsville Beach, where she
spent several weeks enjoying the de
lightful ocean breeze.
Weather for North Carolina: Show
ers and cooler tonight; Friday: fair.
Dr. N. H. Street is having some
repairs done to the three story Plant
ers house on Middle street New sills
are being put tinder and some weath
er boarding put on.
Railroad (
Cafe
."'."'a
Traveling public served 1
In np to date manner . m
from the New Restau- I
rant on Depot Platform. '
Large and Satisfying I
bill of fare. f
j TAVU)R K HARWSOJ
i
HARSHLY ATTACKED
Castro Sayg President Roosevelt Has
Little Respect for Courts
By Cable to The Sun.
Caracas, Aug. 20. President Roose,
velt Is harshly, attacked In dastro's
official Journal. The attack is based
on Roosevelt's criticism of Venezue
lan courts.
He says when the President attacks
the courts of his own country, It is
not to be wondered, at that he attacks
those of others. He says the Presl
dent has little respect for bis majesty
of justice and the respect he owes
the people.
.' Physician Hurt in Ait Crash.
Richmond, Va., Aug. 20. Dr. C. W.
Massle was seriously injured this af
ternoon when his buggy was struck
by an automobile, said to have been
driven by Dr. H, W. Bassett, upset
ting the buggy, frightening the horse
and throwing Dr. Massle to the ground.
Dr. Massle was picked np In an un
conscious -condition. He was severely
cut and bruised about the head, face
and body.
7"
Fir des treys, hit peHey with
X. Roiatree will rebiOd for j.
if
W. K.'i SW.
We have still further cut prices on our entire
stock of Low Qnarter,Shoes, and have ' some very
snappy styles to close out.
It will be well worth your while to buy now
for we can save you good money.
We have just received over 400 pair of Ladies
Shoes, 375 pairs of Mens Shoes and quite a lot of
Boys' Shoes in good styles for fall.
Our entire line of fall suits for fall is here and
it surpasses any we have ever shown. .
Knickerbocker Suits in sizes 7 to 17 from
$4.00 to $8.00 a suit.
j:
a DUNN & CO.,
55-57 Pollock Street
HART & BALL,
Cotton Brokers, Agents tor Rodgers,
McCabe ft Co., Cotton Exporters,
, Norfolk, V. ?
. Sew;Ttrk''ctton I
Open High Low Close
Aug,
Jan...
Mch...
Aug...
Sept..
Oct. .
Nov.. .
Dev...
Close
New Bern Market
Prices '.. .. .. .. ..
Norfolk receipts.. .. . . ..
Wilmington receipts .. . . .
Toir money's worth always it The
Amasea.
Ladles i N. B-We have a eemplete
line of white and gray enamel ware for
the kitchen. J. 8. Basnight Hardware
Compaay.
AT THE AMCSEA T0X1GHT
We take great pleasure in present
ing to you tonight a very pretty little
Western Romance, entitled the Mi
ner's Daughter. This picture is one
in which is shown just what a woman
can do if she makes up her mind, and
for this reason all our lady friends
should take a special interest in this
picture.
The Golden Beetle Speaking of
of beautiful pictures, this one in It.
self is beauty supreme.
Tne um ana tUe Judge very
good picture and full of good comedy.
It will pay you . to visit th? Amuses
tonight " , -V
Accidents will happens, but the heat
regulated families keep Dr. Thomas
Electric' Oil tor such emergencies. It
subdues the pain and heals the hurts.
Iltchlng piles provoke profanity, but
profanity won't euro them. : j Aoan's
Ointment cures Itching, bleeding or
intruding piles after years of suffer
ing. At any drag store. ' . sv
20th.
.. .. 8.76
.. .. 8.84
.. ..10.05
.... 9.23
,. .. 9.05
.. .. 8.7
.. .. 8.82
stead.
8.76
8.84
10.05
9.23
9.05
8.78
8.82
8.48
8.56
' 9.75
8.58
8.52
8.58
8.64
9.58
8.81
8.70
8.60
8.61
6 to 9.75
.. ..90
.. .. 1
Liverpool Market
Open Close
Aug. 20th.
Aug... 5.54 5.461-2
Aug. Sept 5.13 5.041-2
SeptOct. . . . . . . .4.96 4.86
Oct. Nov... 4.91 4.801.2
Nov. Dec... 4.85 4.751-2
Dec Jan 4.84 4.741-2
Jan. Feb 4.83 4.73 1-2
Feb Mar... 4.84 4.75
Mar. Apl... 4.86 4.77
Apl. May... 4.87 4.78
May June.. .. .. ..4.88 4.79
Sales.. .. .. ..4,000
Close weak, 8 to 12 points down.
MARKET REPORT.
Cotton-
New York, Aug. 20. Cotton market
opened at decline 6 to 13 points. Open
ing August 10.05, September 9.23, Oc
tober 9.10, January 8.80, March 8.84.
; 'Stocks ,
New York, Aug. 20. At opening of
stock market only advance recorded
was that of 1-4 In smelting. A num
ber of Issues were unchanged, others
fractionally lower.
Grain
Chicago, Aug. 20. Wheat opened 8-4
higher and held firm. Opening wheat
September 93 E-8, Corn September 77
1-2, Oats September 48 5-8, Pork, Sop
tember 14.80.
Our motto t "The best Is aoae too
good for onr patrons." The Amnsea.
COPLOiYS FOR QUALITY.
PROVE IT!
That's what we do every time we make an assertion
in any of our. advertisements. -
Yes we prove every statement by having the coods to
back it up and plenty to go around.
This Yrfs -Offerings.
1-4 and 1-3 off on all Summer Goods to make room j
for our Fall Stock, which Is arriving daily.
v See the new Kuppenheimer and Fit rite Clothes, Barry
Shoes, Stetson Hats Monarch and Cluctt Shirts, in, ' our.
Clothing, Department t
In our Dry Goods Department we are receiving daily ;
the Newest Dry Goods and Ladles Shoes. )
DROP IN AND 8EB THE NEW THINGS-
S CiPLOM
75 AND 77 MIDDLE STREET.
VACATION.
Going on your vacation soon?
Going to take a trip soon
If so, you need a tfutikc.
fact, you need.
a trunk
More Forest Fires.
By Cable to The Sun.
Winnipeg, Aug. 20. Forest fires, on
Vancouver Island are extending in
every direction and the settlements are
threatened, j The fate of scattered
ranchers Is unknown. In Kokoslhl
district twenty-two miles are ablate
and several lumber camps have been
wiped out . The eastern side of Bowen
Island Is a mass of fire.
f G
J;
'! ' Wlllttm Walker Deaf , ,
By Wire to The Sun.
Jackson, )I1bs., Aug. 20.Col. Wol
11am Walker, editorial writer on the
NeW Orleans Picayne, died today.
way, whether you are statlo
try or traveling And whetlaJLt
you buy a trunk, see that it ls strong, serviceable, trim,' and
rellable-isucb a trtfnk as you Will get here. We can supply
you with the right trunk. At a price that meets and vanquishes
competition. Trunka from 13.80 to $15.00. . ' r
(- - ;,
,J; is.,; MILLER,
M 88 and 89 Middle St,. NEW BERN,
a'1