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New Bern, N. C. Feb. 3. 1911.
THE COURT AND THE CITIZEN
Contempt of court, aim con
tempt for court, are not' just
alike The first is active, as it
brings the citizen before the judge;
who will at least fine, if not im
prison the. alleged culprit. The
second is passive, it is what the
citizen may think of the judge,
and being just thought, though it
may be "cuss" thoughts, there is
no court jurisdiction over the citi
zen. The contempt of court will
lareelv depend in the infliction of
penalty upon the mood or temper
ament of the judge, and the alleg
ed offender Is helpless so far as
remedy goes.
The recent case of alleged con
tempt of court in Wilmington,
shows the hopeless position of the
citizen. Taking the newspaper
statement and th affidavit of the
gentleman concerned in the alleged
contempt, it is a matter of vital
interest and may personally affect
men in other places who regard
themselves as gentlemen and are
entitled to the privacy of their
own offices, not in order to avoid
any process of law, but as places
sacred to their individual rights as
citizens, and demanding that the
law shall not be intolerant in its
operation. The Wilmington case
briefly, a merchant is engaged in
business conversation in his office,
marked private, when without
notice or knocking a man after
wards found out to be a deputy
sheri ff, without making known his
authority, pushed his way into
the midst of the gentlemen engaged
in conversation, and served a ; no
tice upon the merchant to serve
as j uror. This was accepted, then
the merchant rather warmly pro
tested against the manner of intra
sion, and also that his office had
four of its men summoned in one
week. The officer's exit was noisy.
The merchant's action was con
strued as contempt of court. The
merchant filed an answer, but no
argument was heard, the fine be
ing 120.00. ';
The question may be asked, did
the merchant get justice, did the
deputy go beyond his authority,
did the jndge administer the law !
BACK HOMEBS AND
: COMERS
NEW
For several weeks the Journal
has received almost daily, letters
and circulars all on the same sub'
ject, "come back home,". Just
what the entire purpose was of
these calls, the Journal has not
been entirely dear. Of course, to
ask former New Bernians, former
North Carolians to come and make
us a visit, might W understood,
but why!
.. Thanks to the Wilmington Star
which says editoriaUy.on this sub
ject vs.
What's the use to UwlU people to
"eome back home", if we are not pre-
nrd to entertain 1 and hold : them If
thev should comet la eounttes which
are not progressive the prevalent edh
ditions are -little different from the
same which caused many a young man
to pull up bis pegs and go where there
wu something doing! back-homers
who have been sway and seh how pro
gressive people live end do things would
not think of returning to the grotesque
ly primitive conditions ex' Ung in some
. counties In eastern worm caronna.
Whilrt for New Fern t- Journal
is not C'tamc 1 &i to iu progress
yet much is still lacking, and what
, ia lacLirz i3dba to !
make ' l ct c-
are at land. Ar 1
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ent local conditions, and if the new
comer has the courage, the oppor
tunity U his to wiu out.
To again quote the Star.
The trouble with the progress of
some counties is that they are standing
in their way. They can never hope to
invite new-comers or back-homers un
til the stumbling blocks are removed.
They cannot make progress themselves
over the same stumbling blocks and
certainly outsiders are not going to per
mit the hobble to be put on them, Let
us get right and then go ahead. When
we do something to make stay-homers
we can confident!) cast out our net for
home-comers and new comers.
Children.. Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C ASTORIA
The search for Dorothy Arnold, the
missing New York heiress, was car i-d
on in Baltimore and other cities.
How s This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by nail's Catarrh
Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Tole
do, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and fin
ancially able to carry out any obli
gations made by his Inn.
WALDING, KINNAN & NARVIN,
Wholesale Bruggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly ' upon the
blood and mncoug surfaces of th
y stem. Testimonials sent free.
Prioe 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con
stipation.
London papers report a recent devel
opment in naval gunnery which is said
to double the rate of shooting of the
latest warships. The nature of this
new idea is still a profound secret .
PNEUMONIA FOLLOWS A COLD
But never follows the use of Foley's
Honey and Tar, which checks the cough
snd expels the cold. M. Stockwell Han
nibal, Ho., says, "it Deals an me
remedies I ever used. I contracted a
bsd cold and cough and was threatened
with Dneumonia. One bottle of Foley's
Honey end xar completely curea me.
N i opiates, just a reliable household
medicine. F. S. Duffy. -
Philip O. Parmalee, in a Wright
plane, navigated the aerial sea over
Shelfridge Field. San Francisco, last
Sunday, eontinuosly, S hours,29 minutes
snd 48 seconds, breaking the endurance
record of S hours and 17 minutes, mnde
by ' Hoxsey ' shortly before his death.
This is an American record only.
WOMEN
Women of lie highest type,
women of superior education and
refinement, wbose discernment
asJ judgment give weight and
force to their opinions, highly
praise the wonderful corrective
and curative properties of Ckan
LerLLa's Stomach ad Liver Tab
ic!, 'flrouotit tie many stages
ef wotsaa's Lfe, frota juIuaoJ,
tLrctr;h the ordeals. of mother
I:: J ta tie Jcclli'rj years, there
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HISTORIC LOVING CUP.
Owned In Turn by Goldsmith, Garriok,
Dr. Johnson and Burke.
The famous literary society of Lon
don vailed the Savage club has tradi
tional connection with Will's coffee
house and the Mermaid tavern of ear
ly days. The render of Mr. Watson's
volume of history and anecdote relat
ing to the club will come across in' its
pages incidental mention of things that
recall names tlmt are famous in our
literature. How rich in associations a
simDle drinking cup may become' is
shown by the following:
lu 1902 there was brought to the
club a most remarkable relic of which
the lord mayor of Loudon had recently
obtained possession. This was a lov
ing cup holding a pint or a little more
w hich, as certain inscriptions testified.
was at one time the property of Oliver
Goldsmith. On Goldsmith's death it
passed iuto the hands of David Gar-
rick and thence to the possession of
one of the literary and artistic clubs
of the day.
Then after an interval It passed Into
Dr. Johnson's hands, for one of the In
scriptions engraved on Its silver rim
records that it was presented to Burke
by his friend Samuel Johnson, doctor
of letters, as a memento of Johnson's
visit to Beaconsfield, which was
Burke's home. The date of the pres
entation was 1779, five years after the
death of Goldsmith and five before the
death of Johnson.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR IA
The quarterly report of the United
States Steel Corporation showed net
earnings of $20,462,460.
ATTACK LIKE TIGERS.
In-fighting to keep the blood pure the
white corpuscles attack disease germs
like tigers. But often germs multiply
so fast that little tighten are overcome.
Then see pimples, boils, eczema, salt
rheume and sores multiply and strength
snd appetite fail. This condition de
mands Electric miters to regulate tne
stomach, liver and kidneys and to ex
pel poison from the blood. "They are
the bent blood purifier," writes O-T
Budahn, of Tracy, Calif, ' I have ever
found.' They make ncn, refl diooo,
strong nerves and build up your health,
Try them, 50c at aii druggists,
Hereafter the Federal Department of
Justice will not make public the names
of persons paroled from federal prisons
the idea being that publicity works an
injustice to prisoners who sincerely wish
to reform snd make a new start in life,
A KING WHO LEFT HOME.
and set the world to ttlkine, but Paul
Mathulka. of Buffalo, N. Y, says he al
ways KEEPS AT HOME the King of
all Laxatives Dr. King a New Life
Pills and that they're a blrsiing to a
his family. Cure constipation, bead-
achf, indigestikn, dyspepsia. Only 4c
at all dealers. , " , ' "
The executive committee of Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific lines, meet
ing in New York, voted to complete the
double tracking of lines from the Miss
ouri river to San Francisco. '
LAGRIPPE COUGHS.'
Strain and weaken the system and
not checked may develop into pm umon-
la. No dinger of this when tuley
Honey and Tsr is tukesr promptly,
is a reliable family medicine for
con eh t and colds, and act quickly and
effectively in eases of croup. Refuse
substitutes. -F. 8. Duffy.
Napoleon's Petpholea.
A curio'iH Napoleonic relic still pre
served lu fit. TJilcnu Is a pair of Shut
ters, each with B peephole. St. Helen
was stronRly garrisoned in Nnpolerm
time for divers reasons, and the Br
Inn soldiers exercised on Deadwoc-l
plain, cume to Long wood.
Napoleon liked to look at them, I
did not like them to lor at bli
tture Am i
ii u au
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tmia
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hence those two shutters, one w
a hole on a level with Ms eye ni
standing ami the other with a li
.i.-!j'tl to J i vL',.)ii v. '."y ((" 1
Aranahoe. Jxn. 3ft r Our necole are I
beginning to p spare their land for the (Superior Court,
coming erop. They are anticipating e
ortgnt i inure, --.-;v' t
We are at pit sent having much sick
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ness, olds and pneumonia.
- Since oar last items we have had four
80
83
deaths in our surrounding neighbor
hood. The first was Mr. JasT Brougb-
ton. of Dawson's Creek: he diedT Jan.
17th of pneumonia. The next iy, Mr.
85
90
John Smith, of this place, died of henv
orrhagie fever. Miss Mary Martin, of 94
near Dawson's Creek did last Saturday 96
night of consumption. She Was also 97
very old. I Last night, Jan. 29th, Mr.
Walter Broughton, of Dawson's Creek,
died of pneumonia. : Our heartfelt, tym
pathy goes out to all of the bereaved
ones.
Mr. Kenneth Land, of New Bern, is
Arapahoe visiting relatives.
Mr. H, vN. . Banks has sold his resi
dence, near Arapahoe and is -building
new one. He soil to Mr. W, B. Nunn
of Catherine Lake, who will move in as
- . Mm Rnnlfa n...ltf Mr - Nlinik
DBS MISU UUUgUL 1BIUI1UK I
Several of the teachers of Arapahoe
UgB
High School and adjoining districts, i
went to Bayboro Saturday to attend
the Teachers Union, v
A goodly number of Arapahoe young
people attended the Free Will Baptist
union meeting st Grantsboro last Sst
urday. '-'.'
Mr. and Mrs. Major Broughton,: of
Janeiro, spent last Saturday and Sun
day wiih Mr. and Mrs. G. W, Brinton,
of Arapahoe. . j .
Miss Martha Brougton, of Janeiro,
spent last Saturday night with friends
here.
Miss Maude Rawls, of Janeiro, at
tended Sunday school at this place on
Sunday afternoon.
J. B.
URED TO rSTAV CURED.
How a New Bern Citizen Found
Complete Freedom From Kid
ney Trouble
If you suffer from backache
From urinary disorders
From any disease of the kidneys.
Be cured to stay cured.
Doan's Kidney Pills make lasting
cures.
New Bern people testify.
Here's one case of it;
Mrs. Lovenia Hall, 20 George St,
New Bern, N.C, says: "Doan's Kid
ney Pills have been of great value in
restoring my health. I suffered from
a weak back and pain across my kid
neys that made me restless at night.
In the morning I felt tired and had no
strength or energy. . The secretions
from my kidneys were unnatural and
caused me no end of annoyance. When
I read about Doan's Kidney Pills, 1 got
a supply from the Brsdham Drug Co.,
and their use removed all my pains and
ache). Since taking: this remedy, I
have had a better appetite and my en-
iiro jrBieui umm unu mini .i-
ment erven Januarv Ztx. lua. i
.
Mrs. Hall was interviewed on Nov-i
ember 23. 1910 and she said: I take
nMiirft in confirming tnv fornwr
dorsement of Doan's Kidney Pills, The,
"
give me ueriimuoni reutu truu iLiuuej
trouble and during the past three years, 1
I have enjoyed good health.'; :
For sale b; all dealers. ' Prloa Bo
eentSM Foster Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sola agenU for the United I
States. -.
Remember the name Doaa't aaS
take no other.
Suit wss instituted in Trenton, N. J.
by preferred-stock holders of the Na-
tional Sugar Reflning Co. of New 'Jer-
sey to recover Havemeyer Post com -
mon stock amounting to 110,000,000.
Tl. i i .
FOR THAT TERRIBLE ITCHING.
E,ten.a. tetter and salt rheum keep
their vietims in perpetual torment.; The
application of Chamberlain's- Salve will
instantly ausy mis itcning, ani many
cases nave oeen curea oy us uae.r ror
sale by all dealers. - ;
Te Win Netles. '
Mrs. Greene-One does not like to
be Ignored. I wore a brand new gown
at the reception last night and I don't
hflllevn a amil noticed me. Mrs.' Grsy
There's where you made a mistake.
Now. I wore my old black silk; that
has been turned twice, and everybody
saw me fast enough. ' '
How to cure a eold is a auestina la
which many are Interested lust now.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has won
itm arraat ranutatinn .and ImmariBa sale
bv Ttm remarkable curs of colds It can
always be depended upon. For sale by tnrm seed, groceries for boarding de
all dealers. - . L,m,t far 2S head of livestock
A Friendly Suggestion.'.
Baron (to creditors)-1 see no aopes
of belng able to pay what I owe yon.
Why not organizer a aun-iua eiuur
Meggeudorfer Blatter.
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Feb, Term 1911
Monday, Feb.
13. 1911.
Daniels vs Rows.
Moore vs Baltes & Defiance
Box
Company.
Barring ton vs Holton.
Loftln, Admr, vs Goldsboro Lum-
Company. $
1. T0XSDAT, FEB. 14, 1911. :
Jackson & Cieve vs Hess berg.
Warren Bros, vs Hoel).
Jenkins vs Jenkins.
Paul vs N ft 3 By Co. J
Wiley vs Broaddus ft Ives Lum'r
11 (Jompany,
101
Roper Lumber Co, vs Whitford.
.WEDNESDAY, FEB. 15, 1911.
Morgan vs Morgan.
109
US
Wetherington vs N & S Ry Co.
etal '
lis
l Wetherington vi N ft S Ry Cr.
istal.
. Robertson vs Holton.
lis
118
Elm City Lbr Co. vs Enterprise
- Lumber. '
THURSDAY, FEB. 16, 1911. .
Smith ve Chapman, Admr.
. Whitford vs N ft S Ry Co. et a',
f Coppage vs N & S Ry Co. et hi.
Whitley, Extx vs Thompson, Ex.
Whitehead et al vs Maryland
Dredging and Construction Co.
Wetherington vs N a S Ry Co. ,
lOO
j3q
132
FRIDAY, FEB. 17, 1911.
Ulrich vs Brown & Spencer. .
, Spencer vs Heath and Mills Camp
bell Lbr Co.
Collins & Gillette vs Disosway.
- Ellison et al vs Wiggins and
Stubbs.
Simpson vs N ft S Ry Co et al. .
Pine Lumber Co. vs Dili.
DIVORCE.
Skinner v Skinner.
Foy ,vs Foy.
Moore vs Muore.
MOTIONS.
84
133
137
141
145
143
194
200
91
1
Abernethy, Solicitor.
Blakely vs Buck Eye Co.
In Re Griffin Estate.
Mills Campbell Lumber Company
vs Purifoy.
Carter vs Howard.
Elder vs Pearce.
. Green vs Smith. .
Duguid vs Smith ft Hooker.
Banking snd Trust Co vs Caroli
39
42
68
65
69
95
117
139
na Paper Pulp Co.
Banking and Trust Co vs R N
Duffy etaL
Scott vs Scott etal
Mitchell vs N ft S Ry Co et aU
Sedberry vs Duffy et al,
Wagnet vs Pullman Co. et al.
Fenner vs Dove et al,
Hussey vs Huddleston et.al.
Seymour vs Guion et als. .
143
144
149
158
159
174
184
186
187
Henderson ft Holland vs McCar-
thy, Admr et sis.
190
192
Bank of Jacksonville vs Sultan.
Ipock vs Gaskins et als.
Va Car Chem Co vs Warren,
195
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C ASTORIA
Joseph G, Robin, alleged wrecker of
banks, was held for trial in New York
w eight indictments charging larceny
Q Qg nrt OOgrOe.
When W ehlM im in Am
will risk her Ufa to protect it No great
1 act ox neroiss or risk or like uneaess
en-1rt to protect a child from croup. Give
i rk.Miu.u.K'. r. u r i jn
SSi7lr. by" "all
i OealtirS. '
' VrMnVfast Habits.
Mrs. X. When my husband stays
out all night I refuse to get him sny
breakfast '
Mrs. Y. When my husband stays out
all night he never wants any. Boston
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. ' REMEMBER THE NAME
Foley's Honey and Tar for all coughs
Mia and for racking lagrippe coughs,
1 No opiates. Refuse substitutes, F. S.
an1 iNtfrla. tap iy-Aiin niYmihitii hAaru.
The Helpful Walter.
Coutemntnous Walter (who can
stand It no longer) Sense me,-' sir
you dont seem hable to get all that
I oup hop with your spoon. Shall I
m you a plecs-ef blotting paper t
lnflon Tlt Blta.
Yoa are mrobsblv aware that pneu-
I mooia alwavs resulU from a cold, but
veu never heard of a eold, resulting In
pneumonia when Chamberlain s uiugn
Remedy was used . Why take the risk
1 wn H" 7
mav be had lor a
Itrifl-T
for sale by all dealers.
'i:;s TUSKEGEE" .
x . saseSMSseMS ,
The New Bern Collegiate Industrial
Institute is soliciting contributes of
house-bold snd kitchen furniture, cloth
hur. farming Implements, garden and
snd 150 chickens, and money with which
iii.wttnii of a hrlelc nlant
r . . T.tt.r from our
. n their
i ,. , ,
s the departments are in operation.
:Zr. J. S, Miller, the furniture man,
being a friend to the institution, has
kinJ!y furnlbhed one of the 13 rooms to
fami .Hed. All of the other furni
ture lari ss well ss mny of the best
f j i t of tl city, bave prortiised to
i ' i f :r?.', h U.e roo.TS t? be furnihhed
i to i t t'l i
a i i c i.
r.ts of the In
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Mom J I
Note the swagger set 1 and the
graceful lines of this Gold-Bond
Guaranteed $2.00 Hat, . a Two
Dollar price but a Three Dollar
quality. A signed and sealed
guaranteebond of complete satis
laction or money back goes with
every Gold-Bond Hat. ..'
S. LIP MAN
62 Middle St Bryan Block.
Just
Fresh lot of Apples Cali
fornia. Grapes, " Bananas,
Burmuda Onions, Sack On
ions, White Pickling Onions
Cabbage and Irish Potatoes.
JACOBS & CO.
PHONE 86.
LOOKS
COOKS
TASTES
IS
BETTER
, Bacon and Dried Beef
cut on our American
Slicing Machine. If you
do hot know about it
you should call and see
what it does
1.C
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Phone 174
Middle St.
SCBS86SSE
ENNETT'S
PREPARED
Agricultural
makes every acre count snd
every testimonial good. Is
prepared for all soils and alt
crops. Write us for prices
and testimonials. ,
AGRICULTURAL LIME
CO. NEW BERN, N. C.
INTRODUCE fE .
When you find that you sre perfectly
satisfied with our laundry work, tell
your friends. They will be glad to get
the glad tidings, for the chances sre
they are not entirely satisfied with the
laundry service they are getting. .
We make it a special point to do our
work so well that mr customers will
introduce us to their friends in this way.
If vou are not already among our
customers, introduce yourself to our
perfect laundry service without further
delay. ' r -
mi e'ef.:i STEIl inn
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. THE DAILY JOURSJU.;
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BOTH FOR M
HARDWARE
AND 7 j
Building Ma
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Paints, Oils
AND
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American :
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r Field ' Fence
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JliUIIB IH .LJWH'IIV,.,, .
I want to thank my many' cus
tomers for their past patronage
and wish them a happy and, pros
peross 1911 I am stiirin business
for another year and ask their
future patronage to make it a
happy year for me. I am still in
position to do any kind of repair
work on any kind of a vehicle and
can save you money.- Don't fail
to see me when things are broke
-down. " Yours to plei se, '.
D. it. nun ;
29 Craven St New Bern, N. C
Successor to Williams & Scales
HENRY'S
s Prescriptions from all
physicians, Quickly and Ac
curately filled.
Also a full line of Choice
Toilet articles.
PHONE 173
Wants! 7riiits!
TO rUPvCHASS
Soja or Soy Beans and Field
Peas for which hi0!.::t prices
will be paid.
FQR SALE
Hyde Co., grovn Eurt end
Rust proof Oita, Ihy, 0,:',
Dairy Feed. Corn, D; ; r. J cr. 1
ship stuff and all kinds f;:.'.
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Pharmacy
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