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No excessive sweetening to hide the real to
bacco taste. No spice to make your tongue
J sore. Just good, old time plug tobacco, with
all the improvements up-to-date. CHEW
IT AND PROVE IT at our expense, the
treat's on us. .'. Cut out this ad. and mail to
us with your name and address for attractive
FREE offer to chewers only. v YwV
LHPFERT
Winston
pMtOflke.
T PASSING EVENTS
. SATUBDAT.
5 or 6 doses "666" will cure any case
of Chills and Ffever. Price, 25c
Two minor cases constituted the dock
et in the police court yesterday after
noon. The inclement weather seemed
to have the effect of making the law
. breakers desist from their depreda
tions, at least for the .time being.
Turners' almanac says that Autumn
begins today. There has been consider
able controversy in regard to this mat
ter during the past few days. This re
liable almanac however settles definate
ly all arguments in regard to this mat
ter. Next Wednesday, September .27 will
be "circus day" in New Bern, Haag's
show is one of the best on the road this
season and you should take the children
to Bee it. A big street parade will be
given during the early part of the day.
Don't fail to see this pageant of slendor
and scintillating wonders.
Three thousand pounds of blue fish
were purchased by a fish dealer on the
local market and shipped to retailers in
different sections of the State. If these
Beaufort fishermen who were compell
ed to throw away a boat load of fish on
account of the scarcity of ice had
brought them to New Bern they would
have found a ready sale for them.
The Union Republican, which is pub
lished at Winston-Salem, and which in
cidentally one of the oldest papers in
the State, issued a very creditable "Fair
Edition" last Thursday. There were
twelve pages of reading matter and ad
vertisements relative to the great Pied
mont fair which is held in thatcity this
Fall. The appearance of the paper,
both in the typographical and editorial
work was excellent.
smnni.
The attention of all the sportsmen in
this section is called to the fact that the
season for hunting squirrels will not
open until October 1st. Those caught
violating this ltw will be dealt with
according to the law governing that of
fense. - '
It is understood that an attractive
premium list will be printed for the
big agricultural exhibit which is to be
held in this city on November 22 and 23,
Several hundred prizes will be given to
the various contestants and in order to
arouse more enthusiasm it was thought
best to issue such a premium list.
Next Wednesday, September 27th
Haag's combined shows will exhibit in
this city. This aggregation is one of
the largest on the road this season and
you should not fail to see it. The free
street parade at 11 o'clock will be worth
walking many miles to see. Come to
New Bern on that day and mingle with
the large crowd that will be here to at
tend this circus.
Geo. F. Anderson and Dallas Morris,
two young white men who live near
Vance boro, were given s hearing be
fore Justice of the Peace S, R, Street
yesterday morning on a warrant sworn
out by Game Warden Geo, B. Waters,
charging them with shooting squirrels
before the season opened, , They were
found guilty and before they were re
leased, contributed their mite to the
county funds.
tiisdai..
. Mr. 3. S. Miller is having attractive
new awnings placed in front of hit store
on Middle street Mr. George Bowden
has the contract for the work.
Next Friday night the Dandy Dixie
Minstrels will give a performance at
the Masonic opera house. : The entire
theatre will be turned over to the col
ored people.
' On October 9th, Creator and his fa
mous band will give a performance at
the Mosonic theatre. Put your name
on the subscription list at Waters' store
and get your tickets for $L When the
tickets are placed on sale, the prica
will be (1.50 each.
In the police court yesterday after
noon Tam Taylor, colored, was taxed
with the coots for being disorderly. Jim
lluHrit-ll, bIbo colored, eontiibuted the
cohI.4 of tlie case to the city coffers for
b inn drunk ami dixorderly. John Hud
sun, another colored youth, was taxed
wish t'.t; rout of the cane for being dis
i i ! . 'y.
'.'.(. J. J. Kinr, of Co!' .Wo, and
v ' i I, i f.r a number of yours Iwen
, 1 m i:, , lor df t!ie V,'.-r.!-rn
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YES SIREE1
THOROUGH BRED
TOBACCO
A quarter pound plug of sure enough good
cents. Got 'em all beat easy.
SCALES CO,
He saw, N.C
-fW.Hc.ll Red"
Mr. King informed us that he has been
transferred to Spartansburg, S. C, aDd
that he will leave for thai city on Octo
ber the 1st.
A colored man who said that his name
waa Fred Davis was brought to this c ty
yesterday morning on the Atlantic
Coast Line train, with- a badly injured
foot. The negro said that he was ac
cidently shot Sunday night at a point a
few miles from this city. Be was car
ried to Stewart's sanitorium where
medical attention was rendered him.
Tomorrow, September 27th, Haag's
world wide circus will exhibit in this
city. This stupenduous aggregation
will arrive in New Bern at an early
hour from Elizabeth City and will at
once begin to make arrangements for
erecting their great canvas tents. At
11 otclock the big street parade will be
held and at 2 o'clock the first perform
ance will begin.
It is estimated That "The Girl In The
Taxi" has caused more people to laugh
than any ten plays combined. It hi
been acclaimed as the superior of
"Charley's Aunt" which, until "The
Girl In The Taxi" was produced, held
first position as the greatest laugh pro
ducer this country has ever known. Of
tears there are none, but if one wishes
to experience two and one half hours of
merriment and pleasure, then a trip to
"The Girl In The Taxi" is highly rec
mmended. "The Girl In Taxi" comes
to the Masonic Theatre for one night,
Gctober 2d.
Beginning at 9 o'clock this morning
and continuing until 10 o'clock this eve
ning Messrs J. M. Mitchell & Co. will
hold their Fall millinary opening, A
Unique feature of , the opening will be
the display of 25 canaries,' these will
have the effect of making the interior
of the store seem like some woodland
where the birds can be heard singing in
the trees. Hundreds of the latest de
signs in ladies' bead wear will be on ex
hibit and the corps of assistants, will be
glad to show you anything in the store.
In addition to this an orchestra will al
so furnish music during the day;
ACCEPTABLE INFORMATION.
Old man Economy has arrival with a
full line of the very beet foreign and
domestic wooleas of the very latest de
sign, for your fall and winter suits. Old
man Economy will save you from three
to seven dollars on suits, everything
be equal. Second, he will make the gar
ment any style that is worn by the best
dresHed man. Third will make stiff
front or soft front coat that wilt hold
its shape, and pants just as your sa
you want them. Fourth, we put in
lining that will wear with the outside,
and all work guaranteed to be up to
the standard American tailoring. Thir
ty odd years experience enable one to.
know how to work every fabric that
full value may be seen so come and
get acquainted with him. Economy
will tell you how to start a bank ac
count, and how to raiae up a family
with less expense. He is stopping for
the season at ' .
. R. SAWYER,
i Merchant Tailor,
61 South Front St.
HER FRIEND'S
GOOD ADVHfe
The Results Made This Newbarj
Lady Glad She Followed
Suggestion. ,
Kewhurg, Ala. Tor more' than a
year," writes Myrtle Cothrum, of this
place, "I suffered with terrible pains In
my .back and head. I had a sallow
complexion, and my face was covered
with pimples. Our family doctor only
gave mo temporary relief. .
A friend of mine advised me to try
Cardul, so I began taking it, at once,
and with the best results, for I was
cored after taking two bottles. My
mother and my atmt have also used
Cardul and were greatly benefited.
I shall always praise Cardul to sick
and suffering women."
Cardul la a purely Yegetable,' per
fectly barmlpss, tonlo remedy for wo
men, and will benefit young and old.
Its Ingredients are mild herbs, hav
ing a genu, tonla effect, on the wo
nmnlr constitution.
Cardul baa helped a million women
baric to health and atrength.
Have you triod it? If not, please
Cx It luay be Jurt what you need.
K B TTn'te for twiW AMwr rr.. Ch-
. , y hi tn ( o..( tnjino", .rn h t-feru J
. i.t, am) M i-p bii. ' Him frftiai ut
WHAT THE PRO-
PDflR
UI5
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The Lycuum Course Promises a
. Rare Treat For New Bern
pie This Winter. ' j
New Bern peopl i are promised a very
rare treat in the attractions which will
appear on the graded school lyeeum
course this winter. . The Vassar fcirla
include tea young women who spent five I
years in preparation before their 'first
engagement. Each one is an artfst of
ability, and their prog ran is always one
which calls fer return dates. Washing
ton will have them this winter tck the
second time, end they are one of the
numbers on the big Atlanta course!!
The English Opera Singers is a niixed
quartet who present scenes from 'tooth
grand an I popular opera, selections
from the oratori is, sacred and popular
programs. Mr. Floran, who irf the
manager of this company, has a ' phe
nominally high tenor voice, and is sup
ported by a company of exceptional
ability. They have been singing to
great crowds at the summer ChaOUu
quas of the middle West.
The pertionnel of the Apollo Concent
Company has remained the same for a
number of years, the result being'. that
their work cannot be excelled. Their
program consists of instrumental solos,
duets, trios and quartets, including the
ever popular and always delightful! bell
ringing, This company also includes
Miss Cayla Spring, reader and vocalist,
and haa been before the public so 'long
that they have become universal favor
ites. . They' have just filled fifty-seven
engagements on the western chautau
quas, more than two-thirds of them be
in? return dates.
The Tyrolean Alpine Singers and
Yodlers are a company of swiss singers
and players. '
Their concert is made up of varied
folk and godel songs, including many
favorite national and popular songs of
America and which they have added to
their repertoire since their first visit to
this country during the World's Fair in
Chicago in 1893.
Mr. Ross Crane is universally recog
nized as being one of the greatest Car
toonists of the day. His program will
consist of cartoon work, clay modeling,
humorous sketches, piano burlesques
and funny stories well and convincingly
told. '
Mr. Hobson is too well knuwn to ihe
people to require any kind of comment,
but it may not be out of place to say
that he is a man of superior intellectual
ability and strong oratoracal power.
He has already taken his place among
the prominent public men of the day,
and in his own state there is some talk
of making him governor. 1
If it's Hardware or Build
ers Supplies, let us kndw
what and how much. J.
Basnipht Hdw. Co
Birds and Plshas and Glass.
A correspondent recently reported
what he described as the "cartons
freak" of a blackbird flying against1 a
parlor window many times at the
same spot continuously. Such an Inci
dent is not uncommon. Birds have
been known to fight for hours ata
time, day after day, with their own
Image reflected In a pane of glass,
pecking and fluttering against the pane
and quite exhauating themselves In
their fury to demolish the supposed
rival It is another Instance of notr
the arts of our civilization corrupt
and confuse the birds. It is the same
with fishes. , Darwin tells a story of
pike in an aquarium separated by
plate glass from fish which were its
proper food. In trying to get aS the
fish the pike would often dash with
such violence against the glass as to
be completely stunned. It did this
for more than three months before it
learned caution. Then when the glasa
was removed the pike would not at
tack those particular fish, but would
devour others freshly introduced, ft
did not at all understand the situa
tion, but associated the punishment
it had received not with the glass, but
with a particular, kind of fish. t
Leander Howard and William Mar
shall of Jackson, Ky., mail carriers, are
believed .to have been murdered. i
VISIBLE SUPPLY .
OP COMI
In Bight
Considerably
Than Last :
. ' Year. " ,(''
Larger
New Orleans, Sept 23 Secretary
Heeter'a statement of the world's vi
ible supply of cotton issued yesterday
hows the total visible to be 1,921,700
balei against 1,697,944 last week and
1,776,123 last year. Of this the total oj
American cotton it 1.265,700 balei
againat 1,011,944 last week and 972,13
last year, and 1,766,928 year be4
fore last and of all other kinds, in
eluding Egypt Brazil, India, etc., 6C6,f
000 bales against 786.000 last week and
601,000 last year. I
Of the world's visible supply of cot
ton there is now afloat and held ia
Great Britain and continental Europe
919,000 against 854,000 last year: ia
Egypt 34.000 against 81,000 last .yar
in India 373,100 against 323,000 la 1
year, and in the United States (S,C.j)!
sjainst 2C3.000 last year. .
on
rr
" TO H r i, ( .
Cidrm Sttd Plant.
In Central America many natives are
gatherlngthaseedsof this plant, Cedron'we,Khts, is now said to be making a
Heed, a rare medicine that hag valuable
curative powers. But few drag stores
carry this seed, owing to the high east
J? arttele. . v:v:.;Ar.V:; j
this costly seed because it enters Into
the famous catarrh remedy, Peruna,
old the world over. ( i - -
COTTON JMARKET
: REPORTED BY ,
J. R. BALL
COTTON BROKER
NEW BERN, N. O.
LONG DISTANCE PHONE NO. 16,
New Terk Cotton.
- ; Sept 21.
Open High Low Close
Oct 1071 1077 ltfl 1077
Dec. 1152 1086 i' 1070 1086
Jan. 1076 1082 1071 10?2
May 1098 1105 1092 1105
New York Spots 11-25.
Port Receipts 39.779 bales.
Sept 22.J
Open High Low Close
Oct o; 1072 1072 1063 1065
Dec. 1078 1078 1067 1072
Jan. 1073 1073 1064 1068
May. 1095 1097 1091 1090
New fork Spots, llcts
Port Receipts, 61,382 bales.
Sept. 23
Low Close
1053 1053
1060 1062
1054 1059
1080 1085
Open
1058
1066
1061 -1087
High
1059
1067
1062
1089
Oct
Dec.
Jan.
May
New York Spots 10-85.
Port Receipts 38,400 bales.
Liverpool Cattea Market,
Opening
Feb. 583
Closing
581
587
Jan,
May June
Opening..
585
591 '
Closing
575
581
Closing.
, 572
578
Jan. Feb.
May June
Jan. Feb.
May June
Hew Ben Market
Middling.
Strict Middling
Good Middling :.
Low Grades 9 to 9 cents.
Receipts, 30 bales.
10
log
Middling
St Mid.
Good Mid.
Sales 40 bales.
lOcts.
Id cta.
10 cta
Middling 10c strict Middling 10e, good
Middling 10& I
Receipts and sales 107 bales.')
The market opened considerably be
low the Liverpool parity. The market
waa a nervous and erratic one during to
day's session. Lower prices predicted
by the trade and both Liverpool and
New York is of a feverish tendency.
Worlds takings Americsn cotton for
week 194,000 against 178,460. i
The cotton trade is pessimistic, w.e
had a much lower market today. Re
ceipts continue heavy in the South, and
the market at present is badly mixed
with uncertainties. The farmers are
marketing their cotton freely as the
enormous receipts indicate, and the
cotton market ia influenced thereby.
So long aa we have such heavy receipts
the bean will continue to depress the
price, and the market will decline for-
thar, :- -c -, . . x:- jv )
Cotton is too eheap at 10 eents. . '
-" r" . . Very truly,- x,
J J. R. BALL.
GOOD STOMACH?
Keep Box of MI-O-NA, in Your
House and You'll Always
- Have One. -
Some people eat too much, some
drink too much, and hundreds of thous
ands of men smoke too much especial
ly in the evening. !
, Uae discretion if you can. hut if you
ean't; use wisdom. .Take two Ul-O-NA
stomach tablets before you go to
bed and you'll awake minus a headache
in the morning. , . , , j
MI-O-NA stomach tablets are guar
anteed to end Indigestion , acute or
chronic; to promptly banUh gao, heart
burn, sour rising, etc. They are the
best remedy for diziines, billoosnefiK,
nervousness, headache, constipation,
vomiting of pregnancy, ear or aea sick
ness, foul breath, nighUweats, La I
dreama, eoated tongue, htngtiid feeling.
And a box only ronU E0 cn ta
Eradham Druj Co, a;..' ,'. iijisia everywhere.
Opening,
575
681
MAKIflB FiriE
BACK FAST
Trust Makes f 1:00, 000 A Day by I
Raising Price On Sougar. -
V Don't Miud Paying Small
' . . -' .. Fine. ' : '
New York, Sept 25 The sup ar trust,
which was convicted recently ef rob
bing the Government bv me&na of ta.Ua
proflt or x-!00,(JW a day over and above
.its proffta at the beginning of July,
when the price of sugar was increaHed.
Another quarter of cent a pound has
lw . . 7 r
which will incrense the additional prof'
its. On July 1 the price was advanced.
Calculating the actual working days
from July 1 to September 18 at seventy
the additional profits of the trust in
that short time have amounted to $11,
000,000. Last June 30 the trust wan
charging 4 3 4 cents a pound. Assum
ing that today it is obtaining only 6.75
cents, which it ostentatiously adver
tises, the difference between those two
figures is 2 eents a pound, or $10 a ton
of 3,000 pounds. The trust sells 5,000
tons of sugar every working day of the
week. Consequently the additional
profit to the trust on its own figures is
$200,000 a day. Washington B. Thomas,
head of the trust, is reti cent as to the
immediate plans of the sugar people.
Universal Food Choppers, Uni
versal Bread Makers. M. E.
Whitehurst & Co.
Post Office Mail Schedule.
On and after Sunday Sept. 24th, 1911
and until further notice the mails will
close in this office as follows:
A. M.
For Norfolk 8;45
For Goldsboro (N. and W.)8;45
For Wilmington 8:45
For Oriental 9:20
P. M.
5:05
3
5;15
For Bridgeton 10:30
Midnight express trains 9
J. S. BASNIGHT,
P. M
A general railway strike was called in
Ireland.'
RAYMOND POLLOCK, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
168 Middle St Phone 7101 Ring
New Bern, N. C.
Crimson Glover, Seed Rye,
Rust Proof Seed Oats,
Hay Grain and all kinds Feed.
chasTbThill
35 Middle St. New Bern, N. C.
IE HOTEL
II
SWANSBOItO, N. C.
All modern conveuieuces for bath
log and inside fishing.
; ; BOAT LEAVES
8 a. m. Lv. Swansboro Ar. 5:0 p. m.
11:30 a. m. Ar M. City Lv. 2;0D p. m.
LITTLE10.M FEMALE COLLfEE
Our Fall term will begin lSept. 20,
191 L For catalogue address
LITTLETON COLLEGE, ;
Littleton, N. C.
Old floss Sale.
The Southern Express Company will
hold its annual" sale of unclaimed pack
ages Saturday, October 7th. Sale will
be held at comer of Middle and South
Front atreets. ' 1
AGED EYES
FOR YOUin
As paint preserves wood
from rotting, Spectacles pre
serve the eyes from azeinz
and disease.
Too late to paint the
house after it is rotten.
Have your eyes examin
ed now, by our druglcss
method and let us grind the
glasses at once.
J. 0. Baxter
0;-tornetriHt ami P.tf'g. Oj iin;m.
1YL1
YOUR NEW BERU HEADQURTERS.
R 90U are cordially invited to make the looms of the New
f Ben Banking & Trust Company your headquarters
at when you come Into town. You can leave packagca
for safe keeping or meet your friends in our Directors' Room.
This Bank has larger capital thpn any other financial institu
tion in this part of the State and it afforda positive safety for
ail funds entrusted to its care. Our officers take great pains in
rendering careful, painstaking service and our patrons appreci-'
ate both the Bafety and convenience which the bank affords.
We Pay Interest on Savinjs and Certificates 'at The
Rate of 4 Pet Cent Per Annum. J
r
Mr
11 PLUM DAmIIIIP Q Till IDT
IILtl
urn.! uHMiiuu u nuo
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New Bern, N. C. . Capital $200,000.00
GEO. B. PENDLETON, Cashier. ;
BANKING HOURS " - 10 A. M. to 2 P. M.
SATURDAY NIGHTS - , , 7 to 8 O'clock.
DEPOSITS ACCEPTED BY MAIL.
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COMING
THE MIGHTY HA AG
SHOWS
HEW
BERN
WEDNESDAY
SEE TI1E HIPPOTRAGUS EQUIRRES, THE ONLY
LIVING SPECIMEN KNOWN TO MAN.
Not one old act with the entire show. The
best, the most famous, the peoples favorite,
the pride of Dixe;
DON'T MiSS THIS BREAT FREE STREET PARADE
Has no equal, its like never put on any street
before.-
POSITIVELY
THE FULTON MFG. CO.
THE ENGINE OF THE USE. .
The simple engine, the plain engine,
the engine with no coil, no batteries
and no wires. Our customers say it is
only a matter of a short . time, when
they will lead them all, for they can be
managed by any child. ", . ;
I am carrying them in stock in New
Bern, N. C, and any inquiry will re
ceive my immediate attention.
P. O. Box 642
OUR FALL STOCK NOW IN
I have just returued from the Northern Market and am pre
pared to fill your every want in the ready-to-wear line, at a
fjreat ring to you. Why go elsewhere aud pay $20 to t25 for
a suit of clothes when you cau get the same quality and style for
a great deal less here. And as for shoes,"I am an agent for the
well known W. L. Douglas Shoe, one of the oldest and' best
known shoes on the market to-day -.. .
SAM LIPMAN
Cor. Middle mid 8. F. Sts.
C.,rrl,kl !, ht C. g. l,u
isemil Co.
A Mil , , I
a J
SEPT. 27.
iar!
NO GAMBLING
Phone 726
Eryau JP.lor.k.
In commemoration of 'this
vent there can be no more
fitting present than something
coming from our stock. Sha -will
treasure it and have a
kindly fueling toward thsjjiv
er, not based on the value of
the gift, bat in acknowledge
ment of the rememhcrnncft,
and of the better jmlcment
of he who gives it -for in our
store no matter what you buy,
you will buy r'lst.
Mo. 21
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