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,NEW BERN CRAVEN COUNTY, N. C. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 22, 1910 FIRST SECTION
33rd. YEAH
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GOVERNOR
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- LEAVES GUIIAL
TEfi AT EVERY
SEIZE RIFLES
PROCUlLlllIII
Declares Proeresa on -the "Biz
? Ditch' is ' Bemarkabte " i
Colon, Nov. 18. -President Taft Sailed
for Charlesrn a 6 o'clock est evening
aboart he i more I cu ' T; n- e,
whfchwai- ? -.vny-d t, .rt hi. f
ter foor inU1! rini'j,M' on Th I -:th
mus. : Befoiu leavi-g,-aaid:
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' "Tl is"i th flf h Hm
the Isthmus avl I h
Pie- ijci t ta ft '
whole line nloike.d h o t-vi rv nVto'f
, the tfr proven-?it,' In fo etal 'w.hn.
two month i ire s 1 -1 n v d in
thnt timeHe proii-t'S n).- h fen
mos' taiisfhp'oiy. Lr"d, pt is r"tnrk
able, 1 -
"Th- fii - i ti i -th Y.-, r m
th firrt h - b 1 a
rentiyjinr, .! iW p- 1
canal. nnd d o- i- 'i "or x
of tn". M't " ' V ?
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ifitier''' i" ' t J -i , "
'harg"ot ' le (!. p.'-'. ,
the whoJ' raMiine in ,eratiii. . -
fTliU A Wlt IHV 'MJ HIV
main quest ion was the eonfirnm ix i of j
the ju.lKmflnt in Conr. as of a Icck "type i
canai matiud V a au trL . T .e -x-i
tent to which Catm Vm rti th' J 6k t
have boeo eocapletod nas removt"1 t-om
every Impartiitl obiervwr te slil t st
doubt of the wlhdom tnd feasibility of
the plan adopted. " : ( :
Stolen Plga'Xeqri4d
- Wedhesdatf riieht 4- !TM jjrourg men
who were und-r the' SnjfHce -f "nf
boo!'" pii'i ;" -'d zyttiifai jir ''n-fonii'
pers"n'.- pltr i- tt d? tfe jt.,; Ji '"i-tf "n
of the-ocal '-a irh- ryf-i'h ;,.nu p-m- f
difp'.'l ig of hem ri.j-uvha ic inre
"rejuv?natpr!,' wi h th 'prreedH, . ; e,
however.aus eot. d that teipikers had
been eu d -n iifl-fut mnnnerand
suc.''rd"d 'nlni-ing ,thm 'ole v-ihpm
with him o i ll yaterdnv '"mornirjp in
order that he mi Yt jnake ome -rquir
ies, This thy consent H o d 1 hut $ s
terday tHey failed to ahow np for the r
money and the pigs were turned nvto
the police and are being held by them
until the owner can be located. -
"The Easnight Hdw.CQ. has
just received a shipment ; of
Floor Oil'especiaHy prepared
for store floors .Phone 99,
67 o. Front St.
Danger From tights Butts.'
It you are a smoker ha eareful where
you throw your Hunted clears and cig
arettes A few night (fb a ventleman
who conducts a business on Midd S St.
'and who, fortunately for.hlnl: sleeps in
the seeond ftory of the builHing direov
ered that hi room was rapidly filling
with smoke. ; He atnnce- Invettirsted
and found thst a box which he keeps
sawdu't in ajri nses.as cuap'dor in the
lower prt of the building had become
ignited from s eigsr snd was bl.iirg'
merri'y. . Fortunately he discovered thei
blase before any dtmRgsh'd been done, j
. v. REPORT- OF THE CONDITION
- ' , ' OB" THE- . ,r; - ''' .
New Bern Ranldng t Tnist Co.
AT KIMT BEE5, H ins STATS
closi oi buslxess
- .ESOCECESi
Lfnn and d.a ountt
(43 241.43
6.608 91
1,60 -.00
Overdrafts unsecured
N C I'ol'ns State B mds
All otber stocks, bonds and
mortHgi-S ' '
r.anklnj bouse, furniture
snd f xtures
Demand loans " '
Due from bnks 107,4-18 22
sni linkers
Ch itms ' 2.731.M
C.uM Coin ZXX)
E.lvsr coin Includ-
23,404 00
16,779.00
6,8t33.85
irg all minnr '
cnii cut' !n y
h'(i'i 'il liKnk p.(
1 c W J. S
4 r;) H
9,41V 0
121,572. R5
Acrrij- I Intt-rent lirc-ivab'e 7U3
f 25,875 80
etat;
OF nc;:tu CAROLINA:
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Attempted to Save HU Money In
Burning' Building and Lost
::0ma Life. ' '
While attempting to secure a sum
of money which be had in a trunk in
th second story of bis horns which was
destroyed by fire at an early hour yes
terdiy mornlog, Will Brock, colored,
was overcome by smoke and as ' no one
... " jknew he was in the building his body
I ave vi 't d ; wis feariully burne I before the blaze
ir turrthfi was extinguished, From the few par-
tieulara that could lernvd in regard
the tragedy it ams that Brock was
t.i first person to discover the fire and
"t once gave the aisrm. After he had
don this he secored a backet and be
can to throw water on the roof. Upon
th- arrival of the Are men he evi-
'en lv r mmbered that he had forgot
; ten to get his money and It is supposed
rushed back Into the building to secure
it. This was the last seen of him until
hn charred body was found after the
nl s "had been extinguished,
The trunk which contained the money
was found standing on one end and was
but slightly damaged, yj. '"-C
vnmson Liovet, eed Kye,
H vdfi CountV Rust Proof
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Oats, HayOrain and Feed.
Agt. for International Stock
and Poultry Food. - Chas. B
Hiil, New Befh, N.C " v
"" lower Prices In This City.
The tumble that prices have taken in
all parts of the- country, especially-- in
northern and western markets, is felt
on the local maiket to a certiin extent, j
bnt the produce and wholesale dealers
in the city do not be'ieve that there
will be any treat tumble in prices, though
there seems to be a tendency toward
lo ver prices in a number of cases. ;
This is . eppecially true in regard to
thi wheat m rketv The prices of Jloor
his dropped during the past two woeks
as much as 69 eenU on the barrel, in
some brands, Oa other brands the drop
has been over 35 cents, but all of the
brands and makes are selling in the city
give as a reason for this" .the bumper
wheat crop in all parts of the world.
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J Th;y' Sometimes Cet Caught. ' '
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The mstter of local license for doing
business is some dsy going to be an is
sa . Outsiders invade'this city and buy
and sell produce for which tool dealers
ron pay a license I n do the same thing.
But a few days ago a mn with a car
load pt apples appeared on .the street,
and unable to sell the. full car to one
dealer,' precesied to ' jub lot" about
the city in 8 and 10 barrel lots. When
nearly all the ear load had been sold,
not delivered, a tap on tha shoulder,
with a ireoiest "for fifty dollars for li
eense." upset the outsider, who quietly
had his caY shipped to another point.;
When in search of a re-
, . in .... . ; . 'tir.w.
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Hot ChOCOlate. ' . .
OF XOBTII CAE0LI5A, AT
kov. iom, 1910.
THE
. LlABILnTESi
Capital stock.. f 200,000.00
Undivided profits, less cur- .
rsnt expenses and taxes . '.
18,4W 95
Diviilends unpaid Y
Notes sod bills redisoounted
. 84 00
33,319.65
r;!lt payable .
25.0OJ.00
Time certiUcates of
depjslt - 47,80I3(J
Dloit subject to
check ' 200,327.12
avir rpn-)its 61,5.13.03
Due V bai V and
tan' -i'!S
sn.cio 74
-537.19
114.18
C' Yn'.rVi fiecks
OUt Sail lirg ' '
CertilY'J c,i-iks
Trust Ditrtment
W08 8M,on2
:
6T.', 875 SO
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connncT; Atii'st
ta. crekm,
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L. II. CUTl.in:. Jr.,
j. j. woli ::ndi:m,
E. II. MKADOWS,
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London 'Orrified" at Jackies'
- 'Pranks. Scatter Money .
.. in Street. '
' London, Nov.18-Staid old England
has suffered a rude shock. While it
has always been accepted as a tradi
tion in the service that "nothing is too
good for the American seaman,". Lon
don is having that fact driven home
with a force thst is, to say the least,
embarrassing, for the sailors from tbe
American battleship Mississippi have
been touring the city.'. . .. ' )
The Mississippi Is a "lucky? ship.
Her boats' crews vwin . races' and her
scrappers win prizefights with ah un
interrupted success that has become
monotonous. . The result is that the
ship's safes are UBually well jammed
with coin of the realm, and when the
liberty party from the big warship went
ashore yesterday svery man of them
had a roll. They steered a straight
course for London. : ''"'Y -V.
Bands of them engaged big ''rubber-
heck" motor, cars, from the tops of
which they viewed the sights of the
metropolis and tossed coin to street
sweepers and the unemployed whoclas-
ter along the thoroughfares. Soon
crowds of howling beggars were follow
ing the vehicles.' Traffic was blocked
along Fleet street and the Strand and
the police far a ' time were unable to
control the situation. It finally became
necessary to demand that the seamen
desist, the . police explaining if they
kept the thing up actual rioting would
result. . .
Baffled in this mode, of fun, the sea
men began hiring smaller vehicles. Tho
more stylish the outfit they could find,
the better they seemed to like it The
city had never seen anything like it be
fore, and the ancient American mode
of "spending money like a sailor" has
now berri adopted by Londoners-as in
dicting the acme of extravagance,
The, American sailors sr-j being sc
corded every hospitality by the various
patriotic societies and an eTfort is be
ing made to make return for the cour
tesies extended to the British seamen
who participated in the visits of Prince
Louis of Battenlsirg and Admiral Sey
mour to New York. , ,; ; " w
N B -Changing ' occupation, will sell
cheap, or trsdrf for a good horse and
buggy; one gas boat lx28 feet, 10 h p
engine, in working order, a good puller
and guaranteed sound. 'Also a iZ ton
sharpie, suitable for oystering.-. Ad
dress W H Mason, Journal office. - Y,
New Bern Citizens Also Swindled
Yesterday's issue of the Greenville
(N. C.) Reflector contained an account
of the operations of a clever swindler
who visited (hat town some time ago
and departed with a goodly roll of her
citizen's hard earned lucre. Y -
It has recently been learned that a
number of New Bern merchants and
manufacturers were recently hood-
winked'on a slick advertising scheme
which was worked by two womeh.lt. the
different amounts collected from tbe
various" Individuals in this city by these
sbsrpers were added together they
would doubtless aggregate several
hundred dollars and for this they have
received not the leestVenumeratioo,
Report on Cutter Service. ' . :
" ' tJSBS1BBSWSS
Washington, Nov. 18 According to
the annus! report Issued by Captain
Rosa, of the revenue cutter service,
164 vessels were assisted into port or
rescued st sea by the service. The car
goes of the ships rescued were valued
at 11,247,635.
; - North- Carolina Day; ;
Raleigh; Nov. 48 For, North Caro
lina dsy, December 23, there has been
prepared by Mr. D. W. Connor, espec
ially for the eUte depirtment of edu
cation, a book I-1 'including a program
and special readings for tbe observance
of this day in the public schools ef the
tat. Th special subject is ' North
.dunlins Poata and Poetry, with special
attention to Theorpholua II. Hill, John
Henry Boner snd Chsrles McNeill.
There sre sketches of these three snd
poems from thoir writings sre rpro
i duced. - The state department ot sou
70,C(lllof di.trihute the booklets so
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msi iney win oe in every puuuc acnoai
(for use in observing No Ah Carolina
dsy.
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Turn. Frisco Votes to be The Best
Governed City in The, v
( . Union. . ;' . ,
' San ftYancisco, Nov.. IS. Following
the adoption at the recent election of a
series of charter amendments which,
for the first time in the history of this
corporation-dominated city, put San
Francisco in the forefront of .cities fa
voring advanced municipal legislation,
the vote will be officially canvassed by
the board of supervisors prior to the
presentation of the amendments to the
legislature fqr ratification in January.
"Big business" which- opposed most
of 'the amendments probably will make
its last stand in the legislature,' but
there ia-little likelyliood that the legis
lature will fail to ratify, as it is not
now "controlled by the railroads." - V
The big problem of whether San
Francisco, once -corrupt, has purged
herself entirely of corruption b j the
passage of these amendments remains
to be seen. The amendments themselves
mark arkmg step in. advancing the sci
ence of municipal government in the
country and several theorietf involved
have never been tried in this countr)
The most vital amendment of all, which
eetabliphes majority role fey simplifying
the official ballot, carried overwhelm
ingly. "Big business" made a' harjl
fight at the polls, but defeated only one
amendment against which it fought,
and that was the provision for the .es
slablishmont of free city employment
bureau, which failed by a few hundred
votes. . . Y.-Y.. .;' . .; .
"Tbe feature of the amendment provi
dirtg for initiative, referendum and re
call, is that all public utility franchises
and all franchise renewals must be sub
mitttd to a popular vote.; .This . is be.
lieved to insure, as long as the amend
ment stands, the impossibility tit a re-
newel of the recent graft soandsls
through the purchase of franchises
froin ciiy iflkials. Y', , ' j ' , 4..
Anotj.er' Important amendment pro
vides that any one presenting a petition
signed by ten or twenty endorsers may
become a candidate for office and have
the right to file a statement of princi
pies tunning from 100 to 300 word.
which will be printe-J by the": tty" in3
mailed with a sample harlot to voters:
Another amendment was that provi
ding a minimum wage of three, dollars
s day for all laborers and an eight hour
day. This was fought desperately "on
principle" by the so-called "interests,
but was readily adopted. . , . Y
BE PORT OF THE CONDITIO
, : ". OK THE -
P0LL0CKSYJLLE BAXKCfQ AND
i TRUST COM PAN X -
at Pollocksvllle, la tbe Slate ef H. C,
. at The Close of Business
, ,. Nov. 10th, t1910. ;'Y
Y RESOURCES;
Loans anJ discounts ' J24.247.J0
Overdrafts secured and un- ..' .
secured .. ... '' 117.72
Furniture and fixtures 445.71
All other real estate owned 1,877.47
Due from Banks and Bankers 12,791.80
Gold coin . 112.60
Silver, coin, lucludinjt all mi-
nor coin currency ' : 163.98
National, bank notes and otb '
er 11 8. notes
650
00
Total
839,896 83
7
LIABILITIES ,
Capital stock ,000.W
Undivided profits, less current
expenses and taxe paid ' 1,366.68
Bills payable . 4,000.00
Time certifleates of Deposit ' 7,261 66
Deposits subject to check Y 22,239 69
Cashier's Checks outstanding 8.00
Total- Y 839,895.83
6TATEi OF NORTH CAROLINA S3
; . ';. County of Jones,
. I, II. A. Creaghl cashier of the above
namej bank, do solemnly swear thst
the "above statement Is trus to the
jieut of my knowledge aud belief.
, II. A. CREA01L Cashier,
Subscribed aAd sworn to before me,
this 18th day of. Nov. 1910.
C. II. BRTAN.
- NoUry Public
Term expires Jan. 28th. 1912.
- Correct Attest; .
4 " H. A. CIUDWICK, '
1 - Q. R. HCQllEa,
J. n EELU
- k v Director
Had Dynamite la Ills Pocket.
Pi'fiulJ, Uis., Kov. 17th.-Mrin
Hud ton, S farmnr living near herscom
plaCT.tly I'lared a s'irk of dynsniUe In
tiia pockft yPBlfnlny ith a view to
tViiir It to em)!nyi's In his f.nM As
siuniblcJ. Thst he wss n.t I Yn to
piiTi-n ),, n lii ('., i.. iii. lie $!,.!. 1 ia
rfitiKi'l-rfl ti.rvvl..!H. I!e lS a ' Y t
cl..!.ci 1 1 1- s't f..,m l's I ' i.
Many Arrests of Mexican Revo
lutionists Expected Uprising n
' "Was Set for Nov, 20, :.
City of Mexico, Not. 19-The secret
police of the Mexican Government
yesterday' seized -60,000 rifles and a
large quality of ammunition, which had
been collected and concealed by the
eaders of .. the secret revolutionary
movement , ,
The seliores were made in this city
snd at Pueblo, El Oro. Tef ic and Pa-
hues, this is expected' that many ar
rests Will be made among the revolu
tkmsts snd thst some prominent Mexi
cans will be included among the pris
oners. '":Y A,;.;-,,-;. :. ;'i v.:-.
The uprising was set for Nov. 20. The
movement teems wide-spread. There
intense, though suppressed, excite
ment throughout Mexico. The inaugural
ball has been called off. : Y
Trouble seems to be more imminent
at Pochnan and El-Olo than elsewhere,
and the people of these places are busy
getting their women and children ont
of the sons of danger.
" MASJUID.
Last evening at the Baptist parson
age, in this eity, by Rev. C L. Greaves,
Mr. Church D. Holton and Miss Erne
Martin, both of Arapahoe. , ,y'
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' 'r' !,,. ThSBksglvlng.
Only a few days now remain before
Thanksgiving Day, the day oil which
every one should give thanks to their
Caeator for the bounteous blessings be
stowed upon them throughout the pre
ceding months of the year will be with
us, . The majority of as will doubtless
sit down to a good dinner on that day
snd joy and mirth will prevail But
stop just for a moment and think of
those whom the vicissitudes of life have
left stranded en tbe shoals of poverty.
snd who will not, in some eases, be
able to have more than a cold crust of
bread. Let a little streak of generosity
creep into your heart and ail them in
mak ln this day the day when thanks
giving should be In all hearts one cf
the happiest, of their lives.,. ' "
Trappers take notice. The
Basnight Hardware Co., has
ust received a full line o
Victor and Jump steel traps,
rom rat ' to otter sizes.
Phone 99, 67 S. Front St.
--' (' Bana-IU'a.
The following marriage an noon cs-
ment has been issued:-' ,
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Ellis '
requests the honor of your presence
; at the marriage of her daughter
i Elizabeth Cavine
' -. ' ' to ; .
Dr. William Luther Hand
on the afternoon of Tuesday the twenty
ninth of November at 8;30 o'clock '
. ' Ninety-nine East Front Street
New Bern North Carolina
No eards sent in the eity.
Immediately after tbe ceremony a
public reception will be 'held from 4 to
5 to which all J Hinds sre Invited.
Mother Goose Fair.
the ladies of Christ Church Parish
Guild will have a mother goose fair and
bataar combined on Wednesday Nov,
30th. There will be several attractive
feature every body should come and
bring the ehiUren. There will be dainty
handmade articles costing from 10 ct
to 41.60. Here is a chance to get your
Christmas presents inexpensively, there
will, be lots of little things for sale.
Fancy work, apron baby eapstrings
baby cape, darning bag bureau scarfs
baby bibs snd doll Mary Bray, quite
contrary will have a flower booth where
all eaa buy small pottod plants and
fern There will be a eandy booth and
refreshments of all kins, supper con
sisting of chicken salad, beaten biscuit
coffe oysters. Ices and cake will be
served from 4 o'clock la the afternoon
until 11;80.
The Manth ef Auiust, '
Few persons know why August has
thirty-one flays, July, wbkh takes Us
name from Julius Csessr, has thirty
out Say sod Augustus, who complet
ed ths caleudar, dsclluaj to sob mil to
the Indignity of sm1o( his own tuotith
braudutl wltb tbe lnreriorlly of Ooe day
Ivn. Tbe astronomers bad arrvnUug
ly to r-.tiu.T. the luuar cards soil aft
er soiiia prp-ilty hit upon Ui es
I Jif tit cf shfrliig twi-oty four tu-urs
fruiu t'obnmry's glury la orii-r ttst
AugiHt nilt'.t fce tha vrorij on a
f Mii.g of i- t- t inttT wlta Jaiy.
Cra af tjots.
Oil cf la:..l.;r .i. ;'.uklr4 St-ut la
t'.e l ) ,.-lvi.e WJ.I rrvi.t tvt.il
: Washington, D. C. Nov. 18-Tbe
capitol is ts are on tiptoe today awaiting
the arrival of Col. Roosevelt, who has
not come back since be left the White
Honse for - Oyster'. Bay, in a blustering
snowstorm on March 4th more than a
year ago. He will be met at the Union
station by representatives Of tho Nat
ional Press Club and the National
Geographical Society ; at 4:20 o'clock.
He will go directly to , the Press club
for the reception of which he is to be
the goestf of bonbr.f Here the Colonel
may have some interesting things to
say of himsr-lf, as he is at hone with
the Washington newspf-psr men. He
will address the Georgrsphical Society
tonight on Wild Beast and Wild Man
in Africa, - ;Y ":Y' :;
The "full house" signs have beenpos
ted at both places, Press Club mem
bers have been requested to bring no
friends, and the 'five thousand tickets
for the lecture tonight at Convention
Hall have been sold.
LOST-On Sat last by Rev; W. S. Key
from the Maysville and Swansboro mail
team between Maysville and Sabis ton's
Store; a Walking Cane buckhoro handle
and silver girdle. Will the finder kindly
hand tbe cane to Mr. Larry Stanley,
mail carrie, or to Messrs Collins & Gil
lette, Maysville, and receive a suitable
reward. ,.
Canal Workmen Want More Pay.
fansma, Nov. 19. The first serious
check to the work on the Panama Ca
nal eame yesterday when more work
men joined the 145 boiler makers who
resigned yesterday. Five days' notice
was given by the men. . .. -
The befler-makers are demanding
increased pay in lieu of six weeks'
leave of absence yearly. ' President
Taf t, who is speeding toward Cuba to
day. told them that they were getting
higher salaries now than their fellow
workmen in the United States. Presi
dent Taf t promised , to send a supple
mental answer when his ship, the Ten-
ssee reaches Charleston. The ma
chinists are threatening to strike unless
they get higher prices after the first, of
January.
Goldsboro to Have Aviation Meet
i . " . v.
Goldsboro, N. C,. Novy18 -It was
officially announced this afternoon that
Goldsboro would have an aviation meet
la this eity, flights to he made for four
days, opening November 80th.
. The machines lo be need will be of
monoplane make, tbe same usod by the
renowned avaltor, Bleriot, in his famous
flight across the English channel The
meet will be under the combined mana
gement of the Goldsboro Traction Com
pany, the Goldsboro military compsoies
and Uis uowsnoro Argus, ana win oe
neMoa tbe level ground or nemo rare,
in East Goldsboro, to which" tha people
can be readily transported by the street
cars sod by special trains. Negotia
tions are being made in regard to hav
ing many other attractions here on the
above dates, with open air concerts
and free shows for the enjoyment of
the visitors. .
r REPORT OF THE CONDITION " -
';' x OF TUB '
PEOPLES BANK
AT HEW BERN, IX THS STATE OF K0BTII CAROLINA, AT TBE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS NOV. 10, 1910,
RESOURCES l
Loans and discounts 297 4(U25
Overdrafts secured and un
secured , I 014 (2
NorthXarolinaSUteB'd 600 00
Banking House, Furniture
snd Fixtures , 12 600 10
Due from banks
and bankers
179 426 18
1 836 S3'
220 00
Cash Items,
Gold Coin
Sllvsr Coin, ta
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CORRECT Attest:
W F AEF.RLY
WM. DCN'N,
F. H. MTADOWa, Jr.
C. I). fYUrilAM,.
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PuhK'rn4 Snd sorn to O' fmo In
tl,;sl7;hdyof Novl'J-.O
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"Thursday, November 2lth Set
" Aside as a Day of Thanks-'
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Governor W. w. Kitchio has issued
the
following Thanksgiving Procla
mation. : ..;'", : -Y.YY' .'Y v; . Yy
i "Diir.ng the past year peace and or
der hbve prevailed in our state and we .
have had bountiful harvests and great 1
material progress for a 1 of which we
should be duly thankful. A slate, no
more than sn indu 'duul. should live by
bread alone, and weshmilj litcswiie be -thankful
for the spread of knowledge
and the qaiekening" 6t the pu!)'lc con
science which has bien vouchsafed to -
Therefore, I Wi m-.n Kitchin of.
N tli Ckrolins', in pursuance of custom
a- d in accordance with law, do hereby
proclaim Thursday, November the 24th
1910, a da of Thanksgiving, to provide
special opportunity ' for the people to
lay aside their-accastomed, work and '
render thahks to Almightly God for
His manifold blessings. Charity to the
needy rnd kindness to all, better even
than prayer and songs of praise, will -
exemp ify our appreciation of the bles-'
sings which have come to us.
In witness hereot I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the great seal
of the state to be affixed, this the 19th,
day of November, 1910, and in the one
hundred and thirty-fifth year of the
American independence.
K W. W. KITCHIN. Governor, .
By the Governor: .,
ALEX J. FEILD,
Private Secretary.
Indigestion
V
Belief in Five, Minutes and Permi-
'nentCure or Money Back. .
WhenBradham Drug Co states that
they have a remedy that only costs 60
cents and is guaranteed to cure any
man or woman who suffers from food
fermentation, or money back, what are
the poor stomach sufferers in New Bern '
and vicinity going to do about it?
, Food fermentation causas belching.
sour stomachy gas eructation, - heart
burn and that lump of lead feeling as
you probably know. : '
The name of this most remarkable
stomach prescription is MI-O-NA. Most
people call them MI-O-NA stomach
tablets because they know that there is
no remedy so good for indigestion or
stomach disorders. ' Here is . one opin
ion. ; , y, , j Y. ; , . , : ' . :;, ;
"I hsve been troubled with indiges- '
lion for more than a year, bought one
box Of MI ON A and it cured me. Now
I would not be without a box in the
house for $6.00. It saves a lot of doctor
bills when yon can be cured for 60 ets.
Arthur Sederquest, 6 Nichols St.,
Wakefield, Mass. Y ' ;
MI-O-NA stomach tablets cost 60 cU -a
box at Bradham Drug Co. and drug
gists every wliere and money back if
they don't core.
Mew Bern Defeats Washington.
J
. The New Bern foot ball team went
over to Washington, yesterdsy, and de
feated tbe team at that city, by a score
of 10 to 6. The feature play was a run
by Seymour Hancock.
. LIABILITIES!
Capitsl stock paid in f 50 000 00
Undivided profits, lees cur
rent expenses and taxes
paid 10 498 39
Dividends unpaid 20 00
Notes Snd bills rediscminted 10,400.00
Bills psysble ' , '. 25.00tl.00
Time certifleates
of deposit 55 723 48
Deposits subject
fc check 251 M 17
Due to Banks and
Bankers 23 100 99
Cashier's Checks
outstanding 2 578 82312 9'd St
Total
BTATE
$; 3 2:3 (A
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