i.rttHU JClL
1871
i;. U. "Si Section, trsrj
'-iJ u: r ril 4i Journal Bulld--
MM CistsD Sir
: .fH4fcl,KH L. 4TIfBIS, ' -
t:tiTO fo fkohuetob. -
Official P.psr ot Nsw Bra and
Craven County, r r "J
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Advertising rates furmahed upoo
application at the office, or upon lu
' luir''- ta,mal"-
Enter! at the Poetotflce. New Bern,
N. C.,r -as second-class matter.
New Bern, N. C, November 20, 1908.
PROSPEKITY 10K SPECULATIVE
1MTEUEST8.
The press dispatches say. that con
fidence end hopefulness has permeated
the financial and business world.
This Is good reading. It should en
courage everyone in the smaller ci
ties, where this sentiment has not
reached. If it continues it must also
permeate this southern section, and
restore" normal trade conditions, ana
bring into circulation many thousands
cf dollars that the panic of twelve
months ago frightened Into hiding.
The "Careful reader of current trade
events, cannot but note thatthe con
fidence that at present exists is largely
speculative. Wall Street is again of
fering--big inducements. It is said,
"the- public" which means the fools
and their " money, is in "the street.
Stock Exchange transactions run over
a million shares, daily. The figures
sal $2,000,000,000 has beea the in
crease of stock values since the elec
tion. It la a fascinating field, that of
Wall Street, where "easy money'
seems to ixist and a fortune is to
be picked up each day.
But to the average merchant to the
laborer, to the humble toiler, these
Wall. Street stories are like the Ara
bian Nights tn leg of childhood. They
are a -. fantastic and impossible to
reach. The return of prosperity to
the humble world means the privilege
to haVe work and effort counted. The
restoration of values to small estates.
The possibility to do business by bor
rowing money upon safe collateral,
The -receipt of cash for goods sold and
- worY done. All this Is very small to
rejoice over, from a Wall Street point
of financial view. And yet it la an
the prosperity that hundreds ot thou
sands of men anj women ask for. It
Is the return, of natural conditions to
the clans of people that work or trade
in hundreds or a few thousands of dot
lars each year, and who ask the chance
to save .something through personal ef
fort-each year, and at the same time
enjey a comfortable and wholesome
living.?
It was because of the speculative
confidence that prevailed. The build
ing up cf fortunes through specula
tion. The tariff protected Industries,
granted monopolistic favors. The
Trusts And 'combines that enjoyed
special privilege. It was because oi
these , that the panic of 1907 grew,
and while the financial Interest suf
fered,. yeV the recovery cam much
more "dulclciy to ' them, 'while for
months and even now legitimate In
terests, men who seek to pursue busi
ness upon an honest basts, buying ana
selling with small pro his, and me
chanics and laborers ask toe wage
and work, these must go on, Miattag
upas, uncertainties, waiting for lb
. confidence and hopeful wave to raaafe
them, "And restore to then a Bonoal
state," that should sever kar bee
npaej, aqd would mot have been, U
huge tariff wall did mot rata liseit
to' cut them off from Uflttmat trade
CotfOUIon.
TJIE'SriRIT OP THE C05FIDEB-
. '.' . . ,' ACT
No stronger or higher sign ot the
Spirit that bas followed the Souther
Cmif.'(1rary, Is to . bo found today,
tli (i 11 ilut exhibited hy the Daughters
of the Cuufedxracy. It Is spirit thai
recoiilxt s the once toe of the south,
tilt j.' urs only the kindest regard fr
ILi 'm. At the sMine It Is a spirit thst
Lr.'-ke no mi'h word as "trsltor" It
! ; !. I to a doiid or living Cobfeder-
V 1 ' . St met!ngs, t!.
' i ud the annual cm
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If i '
W Ail
. Vh wouldVi k wilkoul one anolket
at as tow a you piease-tnerei
just duect intense ktafthata
" BeautiniDy iinkhed in nickel
nental anywhere. The brass krnt holds 4 ouarU, giv
ing keat kt ? hour. It is bgkt id weiQhr easily
carried Irom room to toom: ' Every heater warranted.
TLav J&Xtfol arnn meets ike neeJol the
JglWPsmaeBta kriohl.
.- j ,.'... '. steady light ideal 1o read or
study by Mad of brass nickel plated, latest im
proved central draft burner. ' Every lama warranted.
If your dealer does net carry Perfection Oil Heater
and Kaya Lam? write our nearest
TaNOARD oit. co:
U
ventloos ot the Daughters of the Con
federacy, all address themselves to the
wovid as being loyal to those whose
names they bear and honor, and not
less true and patriotic as Daughters
of America. The war and lts.rcoros
of battles and dead heroes are held
as sacred a ever, ana yet these in
no way bars the future outlook to j
any Daughter, In her love and rever
ence for America and it greatness
over all nations.
And this devotion, consecration ano
patriotism of the Daughters of the
Confederacy wins the plaudits ot the
Union veterans, themselves. These
veterans knew the men they faced for
four years, and found them worthy
foes, and today brothers of one coun
try. It is the experience that causes
the veterans from the North to ap
preciate the Daughters of the Con
federacy, their devotion and' the spirit
that animates their gatherings. Wit
ness of this was seeD lu this city, last
week, In the reception tendered the
visiting Union veterans from Massa
chusetts by the New Bern Chapter ot
the Daughters of the Confederacy.
These gray veterans of three score
and ten, paid homage to the Daugh
ters of the men they faced in this sec
tion, and on their side received a re
ception that won. every veteran' heart
It 1 the spirit ot the Daughter of the
Confederacy, that has withdrawn the
bitterness of sectional feeling, at the
sams time preserving sacredly the tra
ditions, the history and achievements
of those whoso cause they perpetuate
with honor.
NEW BEEN AND THE DEEPEB WA.
Vtebways PBOJECT.
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The meeting of the Atlantle Deeper
Waterways Association at Baltimore,
this, week, ought to have held the In
terest ot New Bern, at least to the
extent of their being representative
from this city at the meeting
Thia Deeper Waterway project along
Eastern Carolina mean greater water
transportation ' f actlltlea, and this
means greatly Increased coast trade,
New Bern ha a river leading to this
proposed Waterway, and with the de
velopment ot the scheme there may bo
developed some project that would
put NewTtern atlr"oo h twt
of cities having water ' transporta
tion facilities. With boat lines from
tbl city, and with the deeper wate
maytho eomm vce i Uia city would
knar. Tory uuea. -- J -
J II la at anc miUaH"iS t&at held
tats' Week In BaUtoeVe, that thU city
should have bad representatives. It
is only by going atUr thing, bain
la th progroaaUo prooeaeion, thai
oommunlty trad and prosperity la to
a scoured.
rollowlng practical demonatratloa
of It value In that field, the govern
ment will nso cooereta buUdings ra
which to store explosive la th Canal
Zona.
The lncrso In price ot grain and
food-stuff throughout India, ha be
come a very sortou matter on ae
; .; count of the poverty of th nation
and the low wage paid to, labor.
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PERFECTION
fia Ceater
Bstfd tt Saiskckai wtet'
koui.. Turn the wkk as kigk
no oanaer ne smoKe pe smca
because u the amokeku device,
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
A Query.
We notice that the board of alder
men have turned down a request from
the committee of the Bike Temple for
a reduction ot rates for electricity on
ine ground iuui uic mioa ou
than the cost ot manufacture. If that
is Is the cause, why does not the
board increase the rate? Would they
think ot conducting their own busi
es ataloss in that manner. It is hard
ly just to those who do not use elec
tricity to furnish the current for those
who do use it at a less price than the
the cost of manufacture.
Honest confession is good for the
soul bot iu this case there lsmuch
doubt whether or not there is any
benefit to the city treasury.
A. B.
FOOT HALL GAME
University of Virginia vs University
ot Korth Carolina, Norfolk Thar
day, November 26th, 1808
Thankxehlna Day.
Round triD tickets on sale at exceed
ingly low fares, from the following
stations, via Coldsboro, N. C, and A.
C, L. Railway.
FROM
FARES
$ 6.10
6.10
6.6tt
7.80
8.2W
8.66
8.76
8.05
8.30
LaQrange
Kinston
Dover
New Bern
Newport
Morehead City,
Beaufort
Bayboro
0rleptal
Fares for children, five (5) yeas ot
age ud under twelve (12) halt ot
abort-tart a -..T
(Ticket on sale Wednesday, Novem
ber 25th, 1808, limited for return pas
sage until Saturday, November 28th
1808 . :. . . . -
5 H. C. HUDGINS,
' '. ... Genl Passenger Agt.
Norfolk, Va.
JURORS FOR NOV. COURT
j--. FIB8T WEEIt
, Township No. Ij W. C. Fay, D. Whti
ford, and M. 0, Bprulll.
.Township No. 2. Daniel Oasklns,
a L. Fulcher, Q. V. Wiggins,
j Township No. S. Freeman Avery,
Robert Elliott," A.-O Oualay, W. B.
Whit Sam Moore, W. H. West
rTownshlpNa . HTO;-Rowa;R .
Wllllanu' ; ' - ' "
Township No. 8. W. P. Crockett, L.
C. Tolson,' W, N. Pugh L. Smith,
C V. McOaheei C. L. Stevens, R 6.
6trft.'W. II. Hancock, t. X. Hoaso,
J, 8.' Garretl, H. B, Marks. W. it.
tjanff, f. H. Weddell, W. P. Melts, B.
K. Bishop, U. C Armstrong, Matthew
Hal.'D. M. Robert, J. L. Robinson.
Township No. . W. I. Arnold, J.
AV Ipock, 6. U. Parry. "
" '. ' IEC01D WEEIl
Township No. 1. C. C. Ipock, A. P.
Willis, i. C.' Wetherlngton, W. C. Wtt
son, O. W. Joyner, D. W.' Franks,' J.
M. Blsnd, Aaro Ipock, Albert Wil
lis, r- ' '
Township No. 8. Leroy' Dixon, W.
H. Jones, J. V. Tingle, Joseph Ed
ward, D. II.' Casklns. ' '
. Towashlp No. 8 L. P. Davis, A. W.
Avery. J. M. Heath, - -
Township No. 6 W. D. Tsylor,1.
B. Hooker, . R. Bowen, L.W.. Tsf
lor. ' ' . - -
Towoshlp No. 8 Oeo. Henderson,
8. M. Brlnnon, T. P. Row. Don Bas
olght," llnnry Buchanan, E. A. Lan-r-aster,
J. O. Taylor. M. L. Jatol s -J
P. Cuthrell, "Bum Parsons. C. II. J . -bnm,
II. C. l.iiuiBtlfn, A. K. Fsr.
u. a i 4- i , .it 1 :
Townnl.'p No. II, M. V. - .
coin cliiorpii,
tkfW moU CraH Cetatj)
Tewber Trm, lbt.
First ITeek.
HO-VItll, K0TX1CBZB SSS.
.8 Smith v French. "
Morton vs Blades.
Week vs Arnold. -Ipock
vs Boper Lumber Co.
How vs A. : N C.R.RCO.
. ; TCESOAT, SOTEMBSB MTH
66 Godett vs QaskfU. '
70 Lupton v Goldlng.
75 Elm City Lumber Co., ra Building
L. Co. . - : J
82 Jones v Arnold
WEDJilSDAI, HOTEMBIB UIH
84 Miller vs Hadnot t
98 Flanner vs Trent River Lumber
Ca t ' .
108 Hardy vs Pollock.
156 Pollock vs Hardy
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2JTH
93 Jones vs Life InsuranceCompany. I
tdi Slmmnn. V. DfilUnw, jfcs Co.
; !ll0 Morgan v. Lumber
112 Davis vs Norfolk and Southern Ry
Co.
ill2 Whitford vs Norfolk and South-
en Ry Co.
MOJiB.iT, KOTEMBEB MTH.
113 Clodtelder vs King Lumber Co.
118 Duffy vs N. ft. a Ry Co.
120 Bellamah vs Rahtd
TUESDAY DECEMBEB S1ST
Gooding vs Moore.
Cole vs Standard L. Co.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. S.
125 Parker Buggy Co., vs 8. A. L. H
R. Co.
190 Vlanlrintr A Triiut Pn va Wu 11 71 fill
JunU
130 Warren vs White It Co.
THURSDAY, DEC 4TH.
131 Credle vs Norfolk & southern By
Co.
183 Baugb & Sons, vs Miller..
FRIDAY, DEC 4TH
138 Henderson vs Spencer.
139 Brown vs Havens,
141 Nixon vs Carmen. .
142 Barkfr Pottery Co., vs Baaden.
165 Reddy vs Ktfer.
187 Gil vs Miller.
MOTION DOCKET. M
Elliott vs N. & S. Ry.
Jones Vs N. & S. Ry.
Thomas vs N. & S. Ry.
Fannin vs N & S. Ry.
Oeo. Berry, vs N. & S. Ry.
Daugherty v N. ft S. Ry.
Johnson v N.'ft S. Ry.
116 Ipock vs N. & S. Ry.
157 Wood v! N- s- Rv
152 Fulcher vs N. & B. Ry.
Foy . vs Gray.
Baantgct v 8a Jobbing Ca
Holt V Nelson. .
Baxter vs S. Jobbing Co.
49 Holt Kelson.
66 Carter v Godett
68 Dudley v .Lumber Ca
73 Nelson va Holt.
86 McCulleB v S. A. L. R. R. Com
pany. ' '
8T Birroe vs Barrow.
100 Scott va WeddelL
111 . Lighting A Fuel Co. vs Armstrong
138 Gaskil vs Turner
177 Jbne v San Francisco R. R. Com
f pany.
160 Cox va Lighting Fuel Co.
174 Dudley v Lumber Ca
128 Uztell v Ussell, divorce.
186 Fane v Fane, dlrorca.
98 Oats v Oats, divorce.
jThe submarine bed ot th French
River Adour ha been followed by
Prof. Edward Hull, F. R. 8.. fifty
mile out at sea, and that of the Con
go be baa traced 100 miles into the
ocean. : 4
, There wor 2129,818 malea of vot
ing age In the United Stat at th
last census.' Only 13,989,274 of them
voted Id the census year. - . '
I'eali Kidneys
I Wmk lUom tmntf Mint to U hV)
tnM. tttTaklMn, VU Uw.Emuv s4
Btonwk. Ou Uwit Mm aM la th r
SMIL bin tn th MtM UuU aaailr.il ana a
Saul atnk'liai thaaa. IX. k-i b - .4b
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n aart an4 atmie. ftwattkaan.
letatlMt ewatrawiiie of aWna.
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flat duaiaa. try Lv.Saoav aaaanrauvaa B
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PubQo Ownership" SJCsisa .
; Fteetino Vision. V:;. -
sVttleK ' Municipal " Traction' gystems -
Offer No Appeal cr Argument te the "
Amerkan Workman Starvation ,
. Wage and Overcrowded Tiiwnunte -Are
Among the Eil'- Which Make
Peeaible the So CiJUd.'JRUii.f of the
Rat. . r
It la a somewhat puzzling problem
Why certalu person lu tU bureau of
manafaxturvs at Waahluftnu eui le- -lighted
to pick out from the icuniiur
reports so many of the umrltkal ud
opttmistlc statements furbished up by '
special pleading In regard to the oper- !
ation ot street railway In Europe by
punUc offlctala. . Report No. 87(1 of .
Sepfc 11 last contatnett no less than ..
three reports from England ou street
railway operation, besides a general !
artk-le on the mauagvineiit St public i
...,t,x, . - -t .1... n.,,.m.
U(Ullln.W UWUKUJ, u iu uuiuivtui.
ed reader 1i mlcbt nnuear from the
reading of these reports that fhoy
showed a certain degree or success on
the part Of tHO muni IpOl OUKWIS.
1?
wUat they v acmpiUbed. The
lightest analysis, however, puts all ,
tbes cases ot muuidiwl operation in
the list of financial or economic fall
area, and there. ought to be some one
In the department of state or the bu
reau, of ! manufactures-who would ei
ther take cut Jus partisan color In
these documents or iusist that the cou
snls should reveal the truth.
Even with the best lhrht put ou
then reports It Is naively admitted
that the Belfast system had broken
down because of the unfortunate lim
itations imposed by the act ot parlia
ment In which the city was empower
ed to purchase and operate the system
that it should be self support lug iud
that no money should be taken for
tramway " purposes from auy - other
fund.1 The receipts did not meat ex
penses, and it - became1 net eesary to
raise fares all along the line. The com
panies lirHuddersudd and Manchester
made a somewhat better rhowiiit; UiMili
the face of the figures,, but examina
tion showed that their uuam ial sue-
'.ea was due to rates of wages which
would not be tolerated In this country,
lu Hudderafleld It" la stated that "the
ISO regular employees retelre a week
ly wage of $2,239." This would work
out at 8520 per week per employee.
Thia would amount to $270.40 per
capita per year and would require an
expenditure of 8116,823. In the United
State a far back as the census report
ot 1802 1&338 motormeu in cities of
600,000and over received total wu;;e.3
ot $10,809,450. . This works out at SG42
per man, or nbut 240 per cent of the
average wages paid all employees lu
Huddersfleld. If the scientlflc souirf
of dividing the average number
of. employees by the amount paid Is
called In question, we have tho-assur
ante of the census report that th
median rate for all motormcn In the
United States .was f 2 to 82.04 per day
The significant fact, from a fiuan
rial point of view. Is that If wages I:
Huddersfleld had been raised to tu
average wase of Urge cities lu thU
country the surplus ot $208,208 above
operating: coat would have been morr
than half wiped out and the demands
for Interest redemption of debt and
depreciation account coutd not have
beea met Eren as It wua, with, wages
ground down to the starvation mint
mttni' there van a surplus aftei
charge nd allowance of 831.700.
which, ;wlth fine Irony, la applied uu
dec. to .Euglisb system "to toe relief
ot. the general rates." Evidently thr
motormen " who are receiving thc-
prlncely wages of T3 cent per day are
doing-their share toward the 'relief
of the general 'rates,"' but may get c
part f th money bock if tbey become
fiarg oat the city - ...-" .
: If the- advocate of municipal opera
tJoa take refuge behind the claim that
condition are different In England
from those tn this country, the claim
may bo freely admitted. But In mak
ing such a -elalin be abandon his case.
Th sol object In presenting alluring
pictures ofJowjtaneaaud apimrcut aur-
plos earnings ou the English Hues 1 to
onvtnt th American public that aim
dar results could be obtalued here. If
Ik comparison, contains no such ug
gestlon, the It ha no practic al bea
Ing.oo the. effort to secure muuklpal
operation In this couutry and la of th
asm academic Idterest as au essay oi-caravan-
routes In Mesopotamia In the
tlmo of -Belshafsar.: it Is quit true
that rocditloas In England differ rod I
cajly from those u this country am'
thut many of the feature of English
muuk'iiiel operation would not bo M
ertd for on' moment by the Amert
can public: Tit fare gsnded acconl
bag to dlstane mak short ride cheep
bdt long one dear. They tend to roD
goit.lne')oeratlon In I ha trneinent
districts, while our systoui i a aul
Wa faro, tend to derclotunent of ent
arhaa property and the diatrtbuttm ot
th working mosses where they rati
ioA air And sunlight.
I Evn w h a ittattec .a Oakew fu
tawnha flnddorstWid taastM ays
W peotents VtsnlfsUlnd so kieuenat-r
cWp4n ah4 tear th entiuy to
tU the claim as resolutely aa It la
terost -Mtisrally demanda. Monlc-lpol
operation la fsr from having proved a
abroad, and If It bad attained
abroad tbl would be far from
proving th possibility of It success lu
th United State. To obulu a nomt
aal surplus by keeping wage of oper
ative down to T5 rent per day will
hardly appeal to any part of the Amer
ica public Commercial and 8lnan
aSsI Chronicle. ..
TIlS OkaaoUf On.
ftroo How ran 70a Ull wbrlbar
xipU sr mrHrd r aotj Hotel
Krptrlt b onlwrs two trbuls jxr
Koos. thrf snr ik; It ka orders on
Sorttuo lor t-4
Tcnniylvanta Insds In lbs slats In-
-'ktj wl:!i Vermont, Jta'.ne, Vlr'i
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In nse for over HO rears,
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ana nas pejenxnaaewnuer ius pw
ifZ-f-T sonal Bupervlslon since its infancy, ,
GirtcAj&i ' AWnxrnn nnn tndnrpilr voain this. '
All Oonntearfeita, Imitations
Experiments that trine Wltn ana endanger me neaiin ox .
. Infanta) and Children Expeorlence against 'Experimenta', v
" Wtiat Is CAST ORlA -
Castoria la a harmless gubstltute for CaBtor Oil, Pare
' gorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. ' It is Pleasant. It
; contains neither Opium, Morphine xtor other Nareotlo -"
sabstanee. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms ?
and allays Feverishness. It cures DIarrhosa" and Wind
. Colle. It relieves Teething TrounieSaCurea vonsvniw.
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho -Stomach
and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep." .
The Children's ranacea The Mother's Friend. '
cemuine CASTORiA
Bears the
The Kind You Haye Always Bouglit
In Use For
th( ecNTawa mbmnv, n
' Q? strong IrClA
iw COURTEOUS VZ
jCy PlOQlESSIVE .-'
NO ONE CAN AFFORD
to take the responsibility of kftping securities and
valuables at home. A secret liuling place which you
may regard as heing ;
fd by the pilferer.
A Safe
and burglar proof
vault
sum of $4.00 per annum.
WM.
C.D.B
RAD MAM
VICC PRIST.
ill ' Th People
I J know a good thiiu when they
lapid growth of my liauc 6iuc- resuming dusiucsh i naer tne
Strictly C'sh plttii L.;tr Trices for the Heat Groceries ls what
vou tut aud what 1 tropoto give you. Our iutmstsare
.Mutual, J make a little, 301 save a great deal by buying your
GroteiitK at J. L. llcUanui's Strictly Cash fctore,
P. 0. Arinourj Star Bi-and Hams are unsurpassed by any.
ll'c. per lb. to Jay at McDauiel's '
wmmwmmfmwmwmwmmmmmomiimmmmnmmmmii
J. L. Mc Daniel
83 Broad St, : V- ;
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Largest and finest Stock of Horses and Mules ever offered
for sale in New Bern. A Car Load of each just in! Also
complete line of Buggies, Wagons, Harness, Rcbcs, Whips,
Cart Wheels, etc - - timw-tv-
J. A. , JONES
Proprietor
BROAD ST. NEW BERN, N. C
C:2ATII.q LlILLISAil FAINT
When you paint your hcn:e ycu v:r.tapa!nt that will stand
the test cf tl.r.e, I!r::'i zr. I !.::i"g2a.wKI da that and
Jts covcrcg tz;zc.ij h great. Let us send you a
' N f - . cc!or card.
QAZVAhh HARDWARB CO
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Bouglit, and which lias beeiv '
nas , oorne me Bignature or -
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and Jnst-as-good" are bat
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