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New Bern, N. C. Hay. 27, 1910.
A LOCAL DISAPPOINTMENT,
The announced summer schedule
of the Norfolk -Southern Bailroad
Company, between this city and
Norfolk, is a local disappointment
There is practically no change of
trains; the train reaches New Bern
a little earlier in the afternoon,
and the better service is a parlor
car, which is all right But what
was wanted, locally, was a night
train from New Bern and a return
night train leaving Norfolk, with
Pullman car sleeper on these trains.
The Norfolk -Southern has estab
lished this night service between
Raleigh and Norfolk, in competi
tion with the Southern and Sea
board Air Line. Is Raleigh such
a traveling point as to demand
three trains nightly to Norfolk 1
Those who note the travel at New
Bern, say that from six to twelve
persons daily, would use the Pull
man night service to Norfolk from
here. Aad it is not just New Bern
that this night train to Norfolk is
wanted for. There is the section
towards Wilmington, Beaufort and
Oriental and from -Kins ton this
way. All this travel would flow
over the Norfolk -Southern road, if
it gave the service, and the day
train is not a favorite routo during
the summer mouths. If the Nor
folk Southern will run a passen
ger steamer from this city each
night to Elizabeth City, and train
connection there, returning the
same way at night it will have
the plaudits of the traveling pub
lie, and have plenty of business
for the service they thus extend,
ALCOHOL 1 PER CENT.
AVegelabte Preparation ErAs
similatingtteFtoa'amfltoife
ting die SiomadB andDowekof
Promotes DigcstionOrftto
ness and test jContains neittxr
Opiuni.Norphine MrMueraL
NOT NARCOTIC.
AjxtrokiikSiMnirntEA
jtaattmi
liinipwirar.
Aperfect Remedy forConsflfa-i
nnn . rMiur auiiiidLii.uuuuK.
WormsfonvuisMnsjewrtsft
ness and LOSS OF SLttr-
Tat Sin Signature of
NEW YORK.
'3 - '!' SV I
Mm I Uliilly
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
U3IIED BHIEATH
III WHEELS
A IIIIG DLIED
Zilphia Watson an Aged Colored 'Confession of Anarchist Charged
With. Murder BevealsGi- ,
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
a m m z .m .
hjp Use
vJ For Over
Thirty Years
E1
TMK OKNTaua MPMT. MCW TMR OITT.
. Woman Horribly Mangled
'. Yesterday Afternoon -.' ,;
' White attempting to cross the Norfolk-Southern
rail track near the Pine
Lumber Company ' aiding ' yesterday
afternoon Zilphia Wataon, an ajjed col
ored woman , waa stuck by a boxcar
which had been shunted into the Biding
by engine aumber84 and horribly mang
led. ' '
The Woman, who is the mother of
Ban Watson, a colored fireman on the
Norfolk-Southern road waa- employed
by a family near the scene of the acci
dent in the capacity of a nurse and at
the tima of the catastrophe was going
home td her dinner. In attempting to
ciosa the track, she did not Bee the ap
proaching car which had been turned
loose from the engine and was truck by
the coiipljng ' bar 'and thrown to the
ground with her left leg rquarely across
the track in front of the wheels which
were only a few feet away. : Before
ahe could move from this perilous posi
tion the car was upon her and that limb
was severed from hor boly.
Despite the awful agony which she
must have been in - from this and other
wounds which 'she received hy being
struck; by the car the woman did not
lose consciousness until ihe arrived at
the sanitarium where she was carried
immediately after the accident, and
where the mangled limb was amputat
ed. ' ''''. '
At a late hour last night the woman
was still alive and the attendants there
aay she has a good chance of recover
Bar Dup in County Endorses W. R.
Allen
The Bar of Duplin joined hands with
the citizens here on Tuesday of Court
and with H. D, Williams, Esq , in the
chair resolutions endorsing Judge W. R
Allen for Supreme Court Justice were
unanimously adopted. Several in the
audience made loyal apehcees in behalf
of Judge Allen.' The following are the
resolutions adopted by the mass meet-
ting:
Whereas, we have heard with pleas
ure that the distinguished son of Duplin
Hon W, R. Allen, Judge of the Super
ior Court of the Sixth Judicial District
is mentioned as successor to Hon. H. G
Conner, late an Associate Justice of
the Supreme Court, whose unexpired
term of office is to be filled at the ap
proaching election; and.
Whereas, we know his eminent quali
fications to fill such position, having
ANNOUNCEMENTS
To the
Democratic Voters of Craven
County.
I hereby announce that I shall again
be a candidate for sheriff before the
next Democratic primary, to beheld for
Craven county. I thank you for your
confidence and support in the past, and
if re-elected I promise to discharge the
duties of the office fairly and impartial
ly, with due consideration always for
the best interests of the whole people.
J W BIDDLE.
March 28, 1910.
WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS
Everybody desires good health which
is impossible unless the kidneys are
sound aad and healthy. Foley's Kidney
Remedy should be taken at the first in
dication of any irregularity, and a seri
ous illness may be averted. Foley's Kid
ney Kenedy will restore your kidneys
and bladder to their normal state and
activity.. Davis Pharmacy.
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of Sheriff of Craven coun-
known him from his infancy; therefore, ty, subject to the democratic primary,
be it. I and if nominated I guarantee to every
Resolved, by the citizens of Duplin 'person having any business with the
County, in mass mesting assembled at office the utmost respect, politeness and
Kenansville, on the 22nd day of Feb- courtesy.
ruary, 1910, that we heartly endorse the
aid Han. W. R. Allen for the office of
Associate Justice ol the Supreme Court
of North Carolina. From the Eastern
Caroline New (Kenansville), February
f3 1910.
tarrh.
ITINERANT NEGRO NUISANCE.
It is the exceptional household
in this city, that is not disturbed
at this time of the year, early in
the morning, from shortly after
daylight until the sun is several
hours high, by one or more itiner
ant negro girls, crying out some
vegetable or fruit Even more than
shrill cry under the bed room win J
dow, sleepers are often aroused by
the knock at the door, or the bell
ringing. There are other nuisances
besides this early household dis
turbing by these itinerants. In the
first place the fruit they offer for
sale is gathered wild in a slovenly
manner, is ofteu stolen from gar
dens, and the measure sold Is false,
bo that while the housekeeper may
think It easy and a bargain to buy
from these shabby peddlers, it wilt
be found that the false measure
makes the price paid a high one.
, Thre is also the danger that all
premises must chance, that is hav
ing anything that is loose, stolen
by these early morning visitors.
From the trade and business side
there is alio the nuU&nce. They
pay no license, and so the farmers
and merchants have their compe
tition to meet for besides no license,
thev nav nothlnar for their frnifc
or vegetable, beside selling by it1 Every woman may not ba Hani
legal measure. This injures legiti- Z"X VIVJ,?0
jj 1.1 . - keep with car tb food points
mate trade. This kind of street nature hat giver, her. No woman
peddling is not allowed by the au- need have sallow skin, dull eye.
thorities ia most cities. Its illegal blotchy complexion, who payi
feature are recogniied, and when P,'!?per ent'n to heaLh.
these strollers start out their prog. ron. jverr.p-e
ress reoelves a check that puta jrrejraLrille exist, oo4 con-!
them olT the streets. This city is ion, LiiJ.t eyes nj s-t ;!. '
large enough to put the ban on movemrr's cannot ex'ul.t.,u-rr.:iJ
M it: .,: Urifm., . rml thm.!M boom,
Catarrh Cannot be Cured.
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reaoh tha seat of the dis
ease. Catarrh is a blood or consti
tutional disease, and in order to enre
it you must take internal remedies.
Hall's Catarrh Cure ia taken inter
nally, and acta directly on the blood
and mnoous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh
Cnre is not a quack medicine. It was
prescribed by one of tha best phy
sicians in this country for years and
is a regular prescription. It is com
posed of the best tonics known, com
bined with tha best blood purifiers,
acting directly on tha mucous sur
faces. Tha perfect combination of
the two ingredients ia what produces
such wonderful results in earing ea-
. Bend for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY ft COropa, .
' Toledo, 0
Sold by druggists, price 75c
Taka Hall's family pilla for. eon
stipation, "
Tea Winning,
he OMiad n to plr brtdf with hr.
ia aisht mr aafttr ir.
But I eould not rMlat Mr U. v
1 liked bar winnlna tray. . .
. Mr aw far only bad t laft
Whan I had eaaaad to play,
And quickly did 1 Chang my Blind -About
bar wlnninc way.
Baltlmora Amtriffi.
Respectfully,
E. WADSWORTH.
CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY
TREASURER.
To the Democratic Voters of Craven
County:
I hereby most respectfully announce
my candidacy for the office of Treasurer
of Craven County subject to tha will of
the Democratic primary whenever said
primary is held. - If nominated and
elected I pledge myself to conduct the
office to the satisfaction of tha people
to the best of my ability.
. Most Respectfully,
. B. a Hurst
ANNOUNCEMENT
To the Democratic Voters of Craven
County.
I hereby announce my candidacy for
the office of Sheriff of Craven county,
subject to the Democratic primary.
nominated and elected I pledge myself
to discharge the duties of said office
the Lest of my knowledge and ability
and aa near aa possible to the aatisf ac
tion of the public
. Very respectfully, .
. RICHARD a LANE.
A Handscze Tfcnn
CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY
TREASURER
Unt lire i fx
Fr turn or arnlj trr !y CI. amber- 1IV j:jfe
it n . .ti v. 1 1 w , ,t a y i im r ai-
mit ii lant'y an J q ; y brl
jur d f arm. 1 r . a I y .l c .!
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To tha Democratic Voter off Craven
County. "
I respectfully announce that I shall
be a candidate for re-election for the
office of Treasurer ef Craven County,
subject to the action of the Democratic
primary when held; I promise if
elected to be found at my office ia the
Craven county court house, willing to
serve you aa faithfully In the future as
I have in the past '
" Respectfully,
; Freeman S. ErnuL
.'. I gantio Plot .'' ' '-
-LISBON, May 24.-Through the con
fession today of an anarchist named
Ramirea, one. of the conspirators in the
assassination in February, 1908, of Ling
Carlos and crown Prince Luia, of Port
ugal, the identity of 1,146 other, con
spirators in this crime has been reveal
ed, Ramirea says the leaders in this
pUt are still in communication with
each other, their ultimate ! aim, being
the assinalion of King Manuel who
was under special guard during his at
tendance at the funeral of the lata King
Edward.
Today's confession shows that the
plot was even more widespread than
the police suspected and that 16 promi
nent politicians, several of whom are
still active in government affairs, were
involved-. : , The authorities expect to
implicate at least 4,000 persons, . and
are now engaged in obtaining evidence
for the extradition from New York,
London, Paris and Rio Janeiro of the
leaders of the regicide band.
Ramirea was arrested shortly after
the assassination of . Carlos and Luiz,
but escaped to Brazil, where he "waa re
cently arrested again. ' - , .
He waa brought back to Lisbon a few
days ago.
Foley Kidney Pills contain in concen
trated form ingredients of established
therapeutic value lor the relief and cure
all kidney and bladder- ailments!
Davis Pharmacy.
A bard Proposition.
Anxious Katber-l wish I knew what
to do with my son." '
Easiness Frleud-What Is be llket
Anxious Father-Well, they say he's
rery like me. (Silence.) Boston Fler-
sld. - V .
Over Four Inches Rain
Beginning Tuesday night, another
severe thunder lightning and rain storm
visited this vicinity. The rainfall waa
heavy, the fall being 4.20 inches up to
p m. Wednesday. This with the rain
of May 8th. which vas 5 35 inches adds
to the month's total, which so far is
10 86 inches. Out of 25 days thU month
there has been a rainfall on 13 of the
25.
Old Relic on Display
-mi . -
Mr. F S Duffy has on display at .his
drug store a piece of brick that if it
were endowed with the gift of speech
could doubtless relate some very inter
esting history of the city of New Bern.
The brick was recently excavated at
the cite of the old Tryon Palace, which
was located on George strett, and Is
supposed to have been brought over to
tms country from England.
Foley Kianey Pills are antiseptic,
tonic and restorativa and a prompt cor'
rectivn of all urinary irrepuluritie.
Refuse substitutes. Davis Pharmacy!
...... Judgmantl
Sometimes In selling- mutton, too.
As "Reaular Haader" sadly notes, "
Tba btitchar talis. If tha tula la true.
To aaparala tba aheep from tba aoata.
f; , . Chicago Tribunal
' 8oriptural Refltetion. : -
The 'man with the fading fringe of
balr In sort of a festoon from ear te
ear serosa the back of bis head stood
In a store aud watched a woman pur
chasing braids, switches and ao forth.
Turn lag sadly away, be mused: '
"Uuto her that bath shall be given
but from blm that hath not ahull be
taken Sven that which he tint n."
Ufa. . ' ,
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TIIH LAKK DRUM-MONO
CANAL AND W-ATEB--
COMPANY. .
Dismal Swamp
" Canal
, An Inland Routo, protected from
storm..- ,., :.'.; ,
Nine feet of water minimum
depth always.
" Quick transit for traffic. .'.'
Pltimpt towing. ,'. ,
. For tolls and-towing rates apply at
office in Seaboard Bank Building, and
St Deep Creek LockVa.
IL K. KINO, J. A. MITTEN
Pts. Secy.
J. B. BAXTER, Hupt. , .
TKa One Thing Wanting.
Jn tba aprlna tba kaaa nor'aaatar
Inn on Ma Ud eararr.
In I ha Bprlns tha voaalartan
fada hla foud ailramHf dear.
In lha aprlac houaaripanlns dova not
Add murh to our haf.plnaaa
la tha aiulna thuaa awful palntara
KU-I up a oonfuundd ivh.
In lha .rln lha poais always .
four out Ullolla lra
la tha iprlna tha puhlla curaaa
Kvaryihtnf lha puata pratM.
In tha .rli. lh-t avar kipana
Taar by yaar tha uaual Ihlns. N
But Invariably trxra ulli(
Bprlnjl
ta Tnucha llinmrh la Ufa.
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Th City of New l!rn d.'nir l,i,U t
fjmih a pair of draft tinrxrs f.ir r.'j
u, net than It tt tain !i a
Sk'B six to ei-tit y-a:. f!ira-i in'i-t !
l.r-ke, fund, (antlu1 and gl wi.rti
and warrsntai an.
A 'i ,'fcsa t.ids ti Cliai-man F.ltr-!
0niin.:ti, nim to lie d hvirM cn or
Ufurt V. yj Z Mt. 1'JIO.
A Falsa Start.
The referee held up his hand. " "'
Them last two rouuds don't count,'
be hoarsely announced. Th' flgbt will
have to start all tver again." ... v
A low growl ran through the vast
audience. v -'''. V .
What's th trouble, Reddyl" shriek
ed a fiery faced man In the tenth row.
The referee squared hla Jaw,
"Th' trouble Is," be explained, "that
th' moviu' picture man has struck a
bod spot In bis film an' th' pictures 1
uo good. Are you ready up there, per
feasor? All right Bbake bands, boys."
And the battle made a fresh atari-
Cleveland risln Dealer... .
CASTOR I A
, lot Infants and Children.
Tlia Kind You Hai3 Atop Bought
Bears the
BIgnature of
ThcPeG)pl
4
cs
NEW BERN. N.C.
anlc
O. PAID ON
SAVINGS"
STRONG
COURTEOUS
PROGRESSIVE
In 1920
How much money will you have laid aside in 19201 The follow
, ing table will show you the result if you deposit a portion of your
wages regularly with this bank at 4 per cent interest, compounded
twice a year:-
DEPOSITED . -AMOUNT ,
' EACH MONTH - , . ' .
- $ 3.00 - ' - -'
: ' - 10.00 -' K
25.00 -
442.00
' 11 1,473.00
'"3,310.00 -
BEGIN WITH YOUR NEXT PAY-DAY
WM.DUNN
-. PREST.
C.D.BRADHAM
- VICE PREST.. t-
xa.uzzell;:'
CASHIER- '
TO THE PUBLIC
; l The New Bern STORES are the equal of any in this
: State and should be patronized by . you in preference to
! others. ' l "
; By recent comparison the godds offered by our mer
chants were of as good quality and just as cheap' as sim
! pies from an established Northernhousev '
' If you dont find what you need, show your civic pride
and let your merchant order it for you, for by so doing you
will encourage our merchants to keep the best of everything
at the cheapest possible prices. ..."
Thousands of dollars are being sent away annually to
enrichen other communities. Lets . keep this money at
home and prosper. i '
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
B
' ' Education.- - :
A little knowlodri of tha wars of man.
A lltila raadlns at tbalr daeda and fatea.
A Uttla. auaaaliia at tbalr tbouabta and
then
'A quick forgattlnf- ot thatr aamaa and
dataa
' . That's history. : - " ,'
A Uttla delvlnt In tha tomaa thty pannad,
A Utile conning-of tha vara thaf wrtt,
A teeblu craaplnt of thatr alma and trand,
- A sliadow amm'ry of tbalr nilrtb and
Wtt
That's lllaratura. . .
r
A Uttla dabbllna with a salt or two,
' A Uttla mtiMint with a sticky -Mas,
A raw aiparlmanta ball . bluodarad
,'- tbrouah,
' A tarlllaht ttlna of a aTptn( auaaa
That's acMnoa. ' "
Hampton's Maaaalaa
X. X. X. DAIRY FEED I
KIM) WE
THE
Quarantee on Bags:
Protein ., .
Fat '
Fiber '
Carbohydrates
' 15 per cent
2.23 per cent
' 10 per cent
' ' 50 per cent j-
B. Ww KILGORE,
SELL
' Results of Analysit: .:
Protein - 22.25 per cent
Fat 6.85 per cent
Fiber , 8.29 per cent
" Carbohydrates 54.52 per cent
State Chemist' r - ..
BURRUS & CO. 13 MIDDLE ST. PHONE 184
Never heiitata about giving Cliamber
lain 'a Cough Remedy to children. It
contains no opium or other narcotics
and esn be given with implicit eonfi
denca. As a quh Ic cure for coughs and
eoida lo wnrrh ehibtret are suaeeptibla,
it ia uosarpaaard. Sold byll dealers.
The Impartant Quastlan.
TaUier.n said tbw nUieteait-yearoM
boy, "1 bar couie to ask you to for
give me."
"What's tbe ma I tar. tny sooT
1 bsva nmrrWd a girt woo U three
fears older than I am."
"My by, oiy boy Do you know you
lave broken tny b'irtr
"Ob, I knew that without having to
tome bera to Hud It out Hut ars you
going t suiirt mr-Chicago ltiv
ord lictald. "
A Witty Biahop.
Tlie lata ttlnhnp Kim-." Mid a Phil
di'lhls plir'lclaa, "tni- vlniu-d im
for soma trlfllua allinent." '
"Io yoa. I said to him In thr
finirw) of niy eiainlu-lliiu. 'tnlk It
"'No. ilr.' lit SDwervl. 'I talk i
ot t.i-r pwip'a's. Arrn't you swire 1 1. .1
I am a llrlor "-Clocliiiigil l:i
H'llrrr, ,
Hand Made
work is our specialty and
we do not offer jou any
thing that we do not make.
Our WHITE HICKORY
work ts selling fast, you
better see us . before you ;
buy we can save you mon
ey. Yours truly, '
G. S. THIERS 5 SONS
a .11
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Portsmouth Corned Mullets
A nice lot just received Also fresh
lot Print Butter, 38c. per IK
T YOURS FOR CASH ONLY, ;
- J. L. r.IcDanicI
73 P.road 8t.
Phono 81
New Bern, N, C.
I'ultr n4 what j-1 t' s k.t
r.: y l!e ta'J, "Put out y r t -s
ITaltr-Atil U-onJ '.. .: j.
C'TrwfirV 5 1
u L.i'n mi ti -tle
How to Buy Siyi; h, l!!-!i Quality Clothes at Moilcrste.rricrs
The quoatioa h hwn solved we've solved it. We spftit months of
careful study so that yon tan come here nd mnkc your selections in a
very few minutes with ahaoltito aaauranre of Retting the bout and most
for your money. Clothe enilusive In d'.ifti, (Correct in tyle, Hipht in
quulity and molerat In price. A nioi.g hunclrels of ni'Mlel we can f t
every man's form tt J in u I ext.. ml my fn. n.li and to you Mr. Render
a rordiitl weleoine t) n-y t-r? anil in-pert our line of clot hes.
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