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be-to Craven' Street
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EDITOR AI PROPRIETOR.
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The Journal Is cy bnt onpay-ln-tdvanca
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mv notice of axplratlon of their sub
vwiptlona and an Immediate response
notice wvj oe appreciated by the
Journal. . -
Advertising rale furnished upon
application at the. office, or upon ln
; ilr by maJ- -v
irate. d at the Poetof flee. New Ben,
N. C, ar aecond-ciasa matter.
New Bern, N C.VMay 25, 1909.
AH AGRICULTURAL SECTION WITH
, OUT PROFIT.
New Bern and the, section tributary
to this city, la agricultural. The mer.
cantile trade, wholesale and retail of
New. Bern, looks to the farmer for its
wade. Poor crops mean poor busi
ness, -for there are no manufacturing
Interests here to make products to ex
change for outside dollars. But while
this. section Is agricultural, the farm-
re JreaV after year continue to strive
iu ruina yrouucis 10 sen in
outslae
markets,, without first making therr
own home supplies. Particularly in
the trucking line, is this mistake pro,
lag fatal,' tor with the tremendous de
velopment of the trucking interest
throughout the south, the competition
has been too much for this section,
even with good crops, and the result
has been, truck left to rot in the fields
because: it would not pay tor the gatn
ring." And truck crops are expensive
to raise, and must be marketed as
soon as matured, or they will prove
loss,
But the loss of the truck crop rs
not all the loss, tor the truck farmer
must hav his home supplies, flour an a
meat for nig family. Corn hay ana
feed for his stock, and all these muse
be. brought to him by railroad witn
hundreds' of miles haul. And to the
first cost of these needed supplies,
must be added the middle man's pro
fits, the freight and Insurance. Think
of farmers paying three cents per
pound tor flour, eighteen cents for
pork! And for his stock, $28. per ton
for hay and 75 cents to one dollar per
bushel for corn! It Is hard to figure
any truck season that could bring
large enough returns, to offset these
needed purchases. And vet tne 'ara,
er of this section can raise his own
home supplies, ag well aa products tUut
are merchantable, for corn, cotton, to
bacco, hogs and hay will not only
provide for the home wants of ttu
farmer, but they are all products thai
will .bring cash at any time of the
year, and they are not perishable and
so muet be forced for sale, regardless
of price. v ,
. Every year hundreds of carloads or
products from this section, go forwarc
t4 other markets. But alaa, hundreds
of carloads of products, more than
counter balancing those sent from here
re brought to this section, and these
coming- products are - agricultural
Uat can all be produced here. And
'the farmer must pay the difference,
. V irTCH-QUZBSACHO-ZAFFER '
'-The reader must not hastily taks
the above heading, as signifying that
.tils editorial la to treat on some Old
.XesUment worthies. Nor are the a
. bore, fauna of Africa, Just dlscoverec
by our. ex-President
The reader of the Congressional Re
' cord, will find no pussle In the three
words, and yet how many readers wJi.
know at first sight what they are, ami
:..ea give the correct definition. Jus!
here ths Journal will, say. that it will
'. riot give the definitions, but that Lie
above stand for articles nuder div
cnUn hi Congress, where our repre-
seutmiveg are talking much on tsrio.
The Ur3 is h.gry In two ways. It la
" beavjr for ordinary dlscunslon, that g.
ui'ou an intelligent bsais, sod it U
tavy turun consumers who hars u,
I : T It t, . ii t!ie every day grtirle ttu.
ti.to t'n-lr H'-i.ie eccount.
. v. ( - nan iu fr of lailfT ru.
1 f. '. l, known f.ihly well will.
I i ' ' ; I u. i! riy m.ik n-.
(r t -.1.
H Ii y
cr - -. r:;zr:.:pzzL 1 1 .;; ; i
HIMKO $ 'AS
Tlie Kind You Have Always Beught, and hl(h lias been "
in use for over CO yean, hkn borne the signature of
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" are but
- fixpertmeuts that trifle with tvnd endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
What
CWorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It. is Pleasant. " It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotlo
v substance. It3 age is its guarantee, It destroys Worms ,
and allays Feverlshness. It ire res Dlarrhoaa and Wind
flolic." It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
nd Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep
She Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. : ,.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the
The Kind You Hayp Always Bought
In Usa For Over 30 Years.
1M OBNTAUR COMPANY, TT MURRAY BTRCKT, KffWMm
mmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrwmimmmmm
collector stands over
him with his
threats. At other times, when ' he
might take action, he either does not
vote or else votes blindly, and pavs
no attention to local expenditures, mu-
niclpal or county.
But the tariff in Its protection covets
a multitude of articles. It is surpvia
Ing how many interests want a gray,
at what Senator Tillman calls "swag".
And for this reason tariff is a locar
issue, for every community wants n
pull at the Federal Swag dispensary
And 80 at this time, with tariff revis
ion presumably taking place, there ait
learned discussions so called, on whe
ther Kutch should not be put oa tfie
free list, and if Quebracho is not en-
titled to more protection, though tne
word itself looks strong enough to
stand alone. Then Zaffer, gentle lit
tle Zaffer, needs a nurse!
But one thing is certain that whetn
er Kutch, Quebracho and Zaffer, ato
put on the free list or not, there '.a
UUiuiUj line laiiu m n ... . v ii iu unii)
to notice such articles as the above,
and so Increase our digust, or admira
tion, for those who have gone so far
in their researches for things, to pro
tect, and when tariff revision Is possi
ble, drag into sight the protected arti
cles with Jungle names, to confuse the
possibilities of helng the consumer.
Bew This!
We offer One Hundred Dollars re
ward for anj case ot Ca'carrh that
cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Q.
We, the undersigned, have known F. !
J. Cheney & Co., for the last fifteen
years, and believe him perfectly non
erable In all business transactions and
financially able to carry out any obli
gations made by his firm.
; WALDINO. KINNAN tc MARVIN
Wholesale. DrcggUts, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cine Is taken Inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cent
per bottle. Sold by all dro'ggists.
Take Hall's Family pills tor cousti
nation. - . . ' ' "
'. Easlera Carolina Baseball.
Special to Jourrral. . ..' ; '
Rocky Mount, May 21:
' , Raleigh 3, Rocky Mount 2. '.
Foi burn or scalp apply Chamber
Iain's Salve. It will allay the pain al
most Instantly and quickly heal th
Injured parts. For sale by Davis Pba
raacr and ail. druggists.
A pipe and book may suffice somr
men, Just as a tea and a cat may
flee some women, but they don't pre-
tend to call it living Florida Times-
Dulon. ' ..,'
Warm yourself When you get cold.
Irlsh. --
JQIll
,ur:c3j
IIILLtheCO
ano cu::z ths lu
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v;itm
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and has been made under Ills per- -Sonal
supervision since its Infancy'
Allow no one to deceive yon In this.
Signature of
HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
The followings invitations to the
graduating exercises of the New Bern
high school have been Issued.
You are cordially Invited to attend the
Graduating Exercises
of the . .
Class of Nineteen Hundred and Nine
New Bern, North' Carolina,
Tuesday, June first,
at half-past ten o'clock. .
PROGRAM t
May thirty-first, 4 P. M.
Class Day Exercises
June first, 10.30 A. M.
Graduating Exercises'
ANNUAL ADDRESS
Dr. Edwin Mims, Trinity College, Dur-
ham, N. C.
June first, 8.30 P. M.
.Reception to the Class of 1909.
In Moses Griffin Building
. GRADUATING CLASS
Mary Uzzell, Mary Nixon, Beulah Uol
ton, Albert Marks, Cora Munger, Mer
le! Groves, Ethel Wlllett, George How
ard, Stein H. Basnight
MANAGERS: . -
Susie Guion, (Chief); Mary Louis
Jones, Mary M. Mitchell, Mary Tamer
Louise Bell, Hilda Willis,'. Allle
Land.
MARSHALS:
- Carl P. Bartllng, (Chief). '
James Hughes, Bynum Smith, John
II. Jones; Harry Coplon, Edward Ber
ry, Charlie Turner.
Representative Lowden, of. IHno i
who marled a daughter of Pullmst
palace car fame, la the richest of tb.
millionaire farmera in the House '
CASTORIA
For In&ntt Mid Children.
Tha I'M Vfin Hawa lhm P-""'M
- Bears the
Signature oi
The bravest thing about a girl Is
how afraid she Is not to go on adarfe
piazza tilth a 'man, -
Kuialirs all IWerdv
As an all-round laxative tonic and
health-builder no other pills ran com
pare with Dr. King's New Ltf) Pills
They tone and regulate stomach, liver,
ind kidneys, purify the blood, stfeng
hen the nerves; cure Comtipattoa,
lyspepsls, biliousness, Jauudlce, bestr
rbe, chills and malaria. Try them,
.5c. at all druggists. -
An etgag-d man Is a terrible liar to
sur-'make out he doesn't mind being stuck
with pine every time h shows her ho
mi".h be loves her.
A hook on rheumatism, and a trial
treatment -of Dr. Snoop's Rheumatic
Remedy liquid or tablets being gent
free to suSeiers by Dr. Snoop, or
Racine, Wla , You that are well, get
this book for some discouraged, dis
heartened sufferer! Do a simple act
of humanity! Tolnt out this way io
'jiiltk and certain relief! 8urprln
tome sunVrer, by flrsi gutting from
ne the booklet and the test He will
pprfdate yoi.r aid. F. 8. Duffy.
TMfVfg t n:Kht In Now York rl!
n n n iitomLile diiver '.i;nter. your
: ' t I" out", fri j w'i!I,i (!, dilv.r r.
"'"' '' i t !, i i. i line l.: ! j r ,
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SHOP GIEL9 FIGHT H4SHErV J
Chicago Antl-FUrt Association Caase
- . Fear Arrests. I
Chicago, May 20 "Mas. ers" :ire l.! ,
; be banished from State street. TiM
shop girls have organized the Ami-
IMashres Association, and the' Kill
, wage war on the street corner "m-
ntes." Chief 8hippy has approve! ib- fcxercised ta the handling of milk aa
appointment ot a mashers' squaV' for In the preparation ot other article! of
State street an the loop district. Nonfood. ; .
more will the girls let tha niascni'a
filrt line tip at the office or store -lo ir I
and ogle them as they pass, making
comtnenta on Iheir beauty .
.Clubwomen have been a'skt-d b tli-ij maintained for a few minutes will de
shop girls to sid them In freeing ibc ' stroy most all the disease producing
streets of "mashers," and h e p- v.ii.
ed assistance. , Four arrest? of n.ii.
ers" have already been niv'p
Many weak, run- down women have
been restored to health by Foley's
Kidney Remedy after the so-called
female remedies had failed to help
them. Foley's Kidney Remedy stimu
lates the kidneys and bladder so they
will eliminate the JmpurJUeg from tne
blood that depress the nerves, causing
nervous exhaustion and oMier alluieiui
Miss Carrie Harden Bowling Green Kv
writes: 1 suffered much paUf1rom
kidney and bladder trcutHfe until I
started to use Foley's Kldnay Remedy
The first bottle gave me . relief, and
after taking the second bottle I was
entirely well."1 j pavls' Pharmacy.
Big Fir in Norfolk.
Norfolk, May 19. Fire starting In
the hay loft of S.'JL Pritchard's levery
stable! on Union street" this afternoon
completely destroyed that structure
and the peanut cleaning plant of the
Norfolk Virginia Peanut Company, ad
joining. Sixty horses in the stable
when the blaze was discovered were
gotten out, but many costly carriages
were burned. Besides its equlpmen-1
of machinery, the peanut cleaning com
pany had a large stock on hand. The
total loss Is estimated at between $75
000 and $100,000, partly covered by
insurance. . t .
Biliousness and Constlpatloh
For years I was troubled with bll
iousncss and constipation, which mad
life miserable for me. My appetit
failed me. I lost my usual force anr
vitality. Pepsin preparations ana cn
tbarUcs only made matters worse,
do not know where I should have beei
today had I not tried Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets. The tar
lets relieve the ill feeling at once
strengthen the digestive functions, pit
rify the stomach, liver and blood, net)
ing the system to do' its' work natui
ally. Mrs. Rosa Potts," Birmingham
Ala. These tablets are tor . sale
Davlg Pharmacy and all druglsts.
Ig there a Sultana in Congtantlnop:
or is that only the name of a frui
crackerT - ; v .
Words fait the average woman onl
when aha Is about to attend her tow
funeral. Chicago News'
Llred 1W Year.
Wm. Parr England"! oldest man
married the third time at 120, worker
la the fields until 132 -and lived
yearg longer. .People should be your
ful at 80, James Wright, of Spurloc
Ky., shows how to 'remain young,
feel Just like a It-year-old y.'
writes, "after taking six bottles oi
Electric Bitters. Fpr thirty years kt
ney trouble made .life-a burden, bf
the first bottle of tbls wonderful met
IclQe .convinced me 1 had found tn
greatest cure on Berth." They're
godsend to weak, sickly, rundown o
old people. -: Try them. fOc ai all dr"?
gisu. ' .
If a woman has to take care ot be?
sister's baby oversight because It.
mother Is away, she can call it a haus.
party. .". J ! " '
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Now la the time to get rid of you
rheumatism. You can du so by appi;
Ing' ' Chamberlain'!' Liniment Nln
case out ot ten are simply ronscuis
rheumatism due to; cold or damp, o
chronic rheumatism, and yield tb tn
'Igorous apptlcatloa of this liniment
Try it You are certain to be delight
ed with the quick; relief which It ar
fords. Sold by Davlg rhsrmacy-ani1
til druggists. .
In a suit for divorce in' Brook lyi
a detective testified that he had teei
map kiss the co-respondent Ti time
in one night'
Somf families are so lucky that
when tliey are praying for a boy baby
be arrive as girl twins.
I'JqLzI: Hon
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to Uca Carii, Lt your famak
troubles, became xt are aura it
fcc!p you.
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S1FETI IS DAISY TEST
Why a Dairy na a Cannot Afford t
Z Keep a Tabrrcalosls Cew. I
Several cities and towns In Norttl
Carolina have within the past ycwi j
taken a decided step In advance by r-j
quiring that all dairy herds be tuber-,
culin and that as much cleanliness im;
This is indeed as it should be, ea-
pecially since milk Is consumed raw
nd not cooked as most other arMcles
of food: for A temperature of J60 J'.
bacteria. - ':. '', . ' ' - i' - v'
It la scarcely necessary to mention
that cattle tuberculosis has been pro'
ven dangerous to children, and while
investigators are proving the. percau
tage in adults, we should be treeing
our herds, and at least use, the name
precaution against this disease as we
would against toot and mouth dlwaatj
black leg, anthrax, hog cholera aat
several other diseases. None 'of U
willingly 'Wish to use . the products
or the flesh of any . diseased anlmat
even If we known It is harmless, much
less when we know It is dangerous;
For the sake of argument let us. as-;
sume that-the disease Is harmlew to
people. Allow me to quote from actu
al experience, and by use of the tu
berculin test, the effect it had oi
herd of cattle In the eastern part or
the state; In proof of the follbv. Ing
statement I would refer the reader:
to a leading butcher of Rocky Mouit
and to the United States dairy expert
of North Carolina. A herd of eigh
Aberdeen Angus cattle all shown fie
of tuberculosis' by the test had a dalr;
cow added to the herd untested from j
local city dairy about two' years' ago
In July 1908 the nine animdls wr'
tuberculin tested; three gave a poa'
tive reaction, the dairy cow includJC
Conditions were Such that the diseas
ed animals were not separated Iron;
the other six animals. All cattle j i:
at large, but were fed out of a om
mon trough. In February alrcatttt
were again tested and all nine gav
a positive reaction. ' That is, from Jul
16, 1908 to January 28." 1909 si
months), the disease (tuberculosis)
had spread from three animals to i'i
entire herd of nine animals. "
:- Twodays later all nine were slaugr
tered, most of them In good beef con
ditlon, yet five of them were ad badl
diseased that we had to bury them
The dairy cow brought from the Idea:
town dairy was very much the wor
case. Her lungs and liver are no
preserved and will ' be, illustrated, n
necessary in proof of the above state
ment.,": ',;'.4-;
. Yet the owner of the dairy herd fron
which this cow came could not se
-bis way clear to have his herd tested
He said It will Just put me out o
business It people find it out, M tu
test need not be advertised. .
In closing I would ask the'readet
;ne question: Is it economy .to ex
pose healthy cattle to tubercular car,
le? If not, why should people expose
hemselves to the same dangert
. : W. J. HARTMAN, , .
i . . i. Dept. of Agriculture
CHIIdren Cry ,:
, FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
.A negro in. New York was dlacov
erd by a. pnllceman kicking blaT sor.
down stairs. " "He wanted to commit
suicide,", explained the father, "and
I'm Just trying to teach him better,
The son wagj arrested. -
: VToat Slight a Goed Frleal- -"It
ever I need a cough medicine
again I know 'what to get," declarer
Mrs. A. L. Alley of Seals, Me., "foi
after using ten bottles of Dr. Klng't
New Discovery, and seeing Its excel
lent results In my own family and
oftiers, I am convinced tt Is the best
medicine made. Of Coughs, Colds ana
lung- trouble." Every one who trlei
it feels just that way. Relief bi felt
at once and Its quick cures surprise t
rou. For bronchitis, asthma, hemorr
hage, Croup, Legiippe, Sore Throat,
pain In the chest or lungs Its suprsme
6oc an 1.00. .Trial bottle free. Ouai
anteed by all druggists.
Mrs. Elizabeth Booth Tarkington.
mother of Newton Booth Tarkington
die author' died at Indianapolis, lad
yesterday of heart disease.
, It your stomach, heart or klJnejc
are weak, try at least, a tew donoi
only of Dr. 8 hoop's Restorative. . In
Ave or Wo days only; the result will '
surprise you. A few cents will cover
the cost AnQ here Is why help rnnu a
so quickly. Dr. Shoop doeiin't dnu
the stomach, nor stimulate 1he hun t
or kidneys. - Dr. Shoop's RfsturaMve
goes directly to the n nnk and falling
nerves. Each organ, tan lis o u cun-
trolllng nerve. ' When ttipne nrrve
fall, the .depending organs mutit of
necpddlty falter. This plain, yt vital
(ruth, clfiirly tells why Dr. fHioop-
KesUiratlve Is so universally micfn.
ful. Its K-ircr It lfH.Ung dl K 'hh
verywhere to glvg It unlvormil pin-rt-rence.
A tent will surely tell, fell
3 Mi'ffy
All t.) I
'i'e t!i y will do )
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STRWC-COURTEOUS-FnOCr-SriV
THE J 'y
WM. DUNN C.D.BHADHAM . T. A. UZZELL
PPEST. VICE PR E
Our New Business
We find it hard to aocount for some of .the new business '
that comes to us from day to dsy. Weaometlmee inquire and
learn, that this or that patron haa spoken to a friend about
the facilities which this bank ;affords. We greatly appreciate
. these kind courtesies and take ooo&a'n to thank' those who
have expressed their approval andeommendation of our ser
vice. We accept deposits subject to check In any amount
and pay four per cent on savings aeoounts. ; r
A PAID ON
0 Chnr
fi 1 nave upeiieu a uimccijt
(Ulrich's old store) where I
my many trientis '
GOODS ALL NEW and
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y 46 MIDDLE 3TREET.
pCjCII";,.,M-.''I.Jy C
Headquarters Fbr .v
: i Building Material, Roofing Very Best, grades, v
' Heath and Milligan Paint, Lewis "White Lead,'
'Pure Linseed Oil.-' Glass cut and fitted on
short not'ee. ' '
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Middle Street ' Phone
MEADOWS' MEAL
IS made from WHOLE GRAIN of GOOD WHITE CORN
QUALITY GUARANTEED
.sk your GROCER for MEADOWS' MEAL , , '
BUILDING :
SASH, - ', ; DOOKS, . 'BUN PS, .. V ' 2
BRICK,; . LIME , CEMENT V; V PLASTER, J
" ; : LATHES. ; ROOFING, . "SHINGLE V;': '.:
' - rAli 1 C5, U1U . . -VAHiliStl, .
Kew Bern ;M$ Supply Q,
I bone 103 . ,
$5,000
A'
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73RST0CKED
55,000 worth of Fir !
will be sold Cheap for C
early and avoid th? ru !i.
Sale f- '; :
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SAVINGS A
fii-nrpripc-" .0
at nu. to miuuic ouccr r
will be glad to see arid serve
-
CAREFULLY SELECTED
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MATERIAL
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