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New Bern, N. a September, 29. 1911.
PKOHIBITION WIN
DOW BREAKING.
The Wilmington Dispatch very
ably in its editorial "by way of
analysis" shows up the pharisaic
spirit of those cities which point
to Wilmington as an awful exam
ple of a community violating the
prohibition law, and says in regard
to the too common attitude in mis
State
"The prohibition laws' are being vio
lated all over North Carolina and it
raises a great question before the peo
ple. It is one that demands attention,
and first of all, it calls for a big bunch
of the hypocritical getting their own
concessions straight and rectifying their
ways. They are as much to blame, if
not more so. for the violations of the
prohibition laws as anything we know
of. The man who voted for prohibition
and orders it from away, or patronizes
the "blind tiger," and the fact that so
cial clubs are allowed to exist for the
rich and the moderately rich, while the
man of moderate means is proclaimed
an outcast, all go towards making vio
lations of the prohibition law, and not
only deter the moral effect, but even
keep the question away from practica
bility."
But who is going to do the reg
ulating of the hypocritical, to
make those who voted prohibition,
live prohibition, in the true spirit
of the moral and State law t
"One of the most amusing things of
all, though it had an air of pathos about
it, was the last legislature, presumably
prohibition to the core twisting around
until it viewed prohibition as regulation
to the extent of fixing it so a favored
few could . get their drinks whenever
TTD1I bVUi
It is this same kind of "regula
tion" that exists in nearly every
city in North Carolina, that makes
prohibition so easy of violatiou,
simply because prohibition was
voted "for the other fellow."
There are daily violations of
prohibition in most of the cities,
and a good many of the towns in
this (state, but it is when a mur
der is committed, or local selling
of liquor becomes so bold that the
local authorities must cause a raid
on the "blind tigers." that the
cry goes forth from the places
where prohibition is seemingly ob
served, "look at wicked Wilming
ton" or "Charlotte is a wicked ci
ty !" The people have voted pro
hibition. What was the actual,
the real aud true spirit of this
votet Certainly 40,000 majority
for prohibition ought to mean
' something. ' At least let there be
some real moral prohibition shown
before the window breaking be
gins.
TIIH FAILURE TO
WOBK EVIL.
' Ad excess of consumers over
producers, is certain to have its
effect upon the cost of living by
increasing it Possibly there may
be those who will disagree with
thia statement, when the applica
tion is made local. Just now the
cotton fields in this vicinity and
Fection. need pickers. - A farmer
r -
came here last' week, and sceured
one Dicker. Another farmer this
week, tried to engage hands, and
while be found groups of colored
men, boys, women and girls on a
number of corners in this city, not
one would engage to go out and
work iu the fields.
The weather may be unpleasant,
with its sluggish hot September
ttmosphere, but if weather is to
become primary in its influence in
governing those who should work,
those who are able to be, in the
self sustaining class, and not Sub
ject to the suspicion of being va
grants, then the vagrant class la
likely to be largely increased, for
the i utlier cxruHO might be used
every v " k i t'-'J y! '"
v evil, is on
i :an: '
.ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT.
AVegclablfPrepnrartonrirJls
similatingiteFoodantlReguia
ting the Sioraadis andJJowelsi
m,'iA-.uj.,,.,iuj
Promotes DigpslionOferM
ness and RestXontoins neiita
OpiunuNorphine norMueraLl
NOT NARCOTIC. ,
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jMx.Srma
lilatmukStit
Suoer
Anerfeet Remedy forCttnsltoi
Hon . Sour Storaach.Dlarrlwea
WorrasfoiwulsKmsJevcrislt
ness and LOSS OF SIXER
BttSiniile Signatw of
NEW YDPK.
the increase in this section. There
are too many persons in this city
who are idle, aud it would not be
amiss if there was au iuquity in
stituted for the purpose of determin
ing the exact status of each of sev
eral hundred persons who can be
found in this city, to find out
what they are doing; if anything,
and if found idle, to enforce the
vagrant law. There will be cold
weather within sixty days, at
least cold enough to cause a great
er food consumption, demand more
clothing, shelter and fires. Those
who have uot worked will be ask
ing help. The present workers
who are supporting idlers cannot
earn enough to support this pres
eut idle class,, and the community
will be called upon, in the name
of humanity to contribute to keep
alive those who refused to work
when it was offered them. Charity
is ever a gracious act, Due it is
going to be less gracious and more
severe next winter, in asking those
seek aid, did you work last sum
mer and fall t
As to the vagrant law, it should
be made an active oue. Any com-
munity that permits
vagrancy, is
always in danger.
BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CA
TARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY.
as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on pres
criptions from reputable physicians, as
me damage mey win oo m ten iuiu iu
the good you can possibly derive from
them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufac
tured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo,
O., contains no mercury, and is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucons surfaces of the sys
tem. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine. It is ta
ken internally and made in Toledo,
Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testi
monial free.
Sold by Druggists. Price.' 76e, per
bottle.
rake Hall's Family Pills for constipa
tion.
A Trifle Withered.
In his native tongue no one could
have - made more graceful speeches
than M. Blanc, but when be essayed
compliments in English he was not
Quite so successful -
"Have I changed in the flrn years
sines we met In Pari?" asked en
elderly, woman who desired above all
things to be thought younger, much
younger, than she was.
"Madame," said the courtier, his
band on bis heart ''you look like a
rose of twenty years!" Youth's Com
pnntnn. " .
WOMEN
Wtmea f tie llgketi type,
womei ai rapcrior Hacatioi and
refiBemeBt, wdom iUcenmeit
tat! jadpnent givs weight site)
fores U ticir pinloni, kifUy
pralss tie woaderfal corrective
tsj enrttivt propertiel of CLanv
lerLia'l Stomacn and Liver Tab
lets. Uroojaont tie many !fe$
af verza'i L'e, from lirlliood,
tlr:r;X tia rdeali af C8iie
b:l ti tie a'tcHsis! yeara, tiere
hfi : f:r er rsore re!!l!a rceJ-
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Jt 18 1 Rill
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears
Signatun
of
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Use
For Over
Thirty Years
NOTICE TO COTTON FARMERS
On account of the light weight bales
coming to this market, the buyers Jield
a meeting and decided for their own
nrntorfcinn. hat fhpv wnnU nnt Awentl
r, , .' J . , , r
a Date weiKumg uu pounas or less,, un-1
less there is a deduction of ten pound:!
per bale: consequently in buying light
weight bales in your territory, it will be
absolutely necessarv for von to deduct
ten pounds per bale from bales weigh-
ing 4W pounds or under and Zo pounds
per bale from bales weighing 303 jibs,
or less. 1 be usual custom was to ae-1
duct one dollar on bales under 300 lbs.
which does not anything like cover the
loss. Further we particularly want to
call your attention with regard to tare,
this must not exceed 22 pounds per bale,
any cotton overrated you must either
refuse to buy it or else buy it subject to
tare claim when it arrives at Norfolk,
and such notation must be made on the
invoice for cotton. We cannot urge
you too strongly to follow these instruc
tions very carefully, otherwise we will
have to bill you back for any loss sus
tained for either of the above causes.
Yours very truly,
EURE HARRIS & CO. '
Norfolk, Va.
To J. U. Smith, Cotton Buyer. '
Soma Welsh Words. 1
Welsh Is a marvelously expressive
language. In a souvenir guide to Car
narvon there is a list of Welsh rail
way stations with their English equiv
alents. Here are some of them: Alter-
gwynS, entrance to the place of bites;
Amlwch, a place of frequent expan
sion; Cefn Brynlcb,. the back of the
screaking hill; Dbwlals, the voice "of
God, and Llanblster, the manure yard
road." There Is also one station the
name of which runs to fifty-eight let
ters. Its meaning Is merely, "The
fair church at the pool of the white
seagull near the alder grove where the
fodder for the oxen Is stored In the
red barn." And surely teetotallSni
ought to flourish In a country whdrs
beer is known aa "cwrw." Pall Mall
KILL A MURDERER.
A merciles murderer is Appendicitis
with many victims, but Dr. King's
New Life Pills Kill it by prevention.
They gently stimulate stomach, liver
and bowels, preventing that clogging
that invites appendicitis, curing Con
stipation, Headache, Billiousness, i
Chills, 25c at au druggists. :
Attorney-General Wickeraham Issued
a statement regarding the possible pros I
ecution of th. United State. BUri Cor-
ntration
' : - .
' In a Japanese Temple. : ' ' .i
"Asaknse temple ts dedicated to rha
goddess Kwannon, a tiny image of
gold, about two and one-half Inches
high," writes a traveler In Japan. "At
the entrance to the temple grounds on
either side of the Immense gate stand
two large and fearful looking figure!
guarding the sacred predncta. llanjf
lug outside the wire grating are A
number of sandals for their use If the
wish v to take a walk, and rice li
sprinkled about Each worshiper, b
fore entering the temple, calls at I
man Duuuing, ana aiier cuninuuuua;
a small amount, wasDea nis nanus ana
rlnsea bis mouth. In front of the maid
shrine la a Urge aperture In the floor)
covered with latticework. Into whirl
the worshiper casts his gift After
clapping bis bands to awaken or at
tract . the attention of the god, be
kneels, but his prayer Is only brief.
While there Is one chief shrine there1
are many others under the same root
One shrine especially attracted my it'
tentlon; It Was made of wood, an l
quite disfigured and worn through thd
Constant rubbing of baoOa on the spt
corresponding to the aflUoted portion i
of the : sufferers' bodies. CLlcpc
News.
Mrs. Certrude Patterson shot
ki!!-;l her hunband, CLas. A, Pattern
in Denver, Col, .
tie .A,
A VTalM
B LU
POLLOCKSVILLE LETTER.
September 25 About all the tin all
I hnvi Mllr si rwvnt iMiiinil rha sfMAl
the approaching time for going to the
I circus. But the farmers have a more
serious subject. the short prices and the
building of more houses to store cotton
in for 14 and 15 cents.
There were about 75 or 100 balea of
I cotton sold on the exchange at this
place Saturday at about 10.37 J per lb
I which la about 20 dollars short of the
price per bale last year at this time.
A negro man had his feet badly cut
while attempting to board a moving
freight train at this place this morning.
He fell between the cars and his feet
was crushed by the wheels running over
them. Dr. H, F. Hammond dreased
his wounds and he is resting well at
this time at a co ored man's houaa In
thlnnlaca ;
. . . . ,
; -, ." I
in. rwrarm union going w
a brick warehouse at thia place 60160
feet in which to store their surplus cot
ton until the price goes to 14 15 cents.'
They say it will be ready for use in SO
or 40 days.
Mr. B. R. Henderson better known
I ss Long Ben, is one of Jones coun
ty's most successful and substantial
farmers. He has home made pork and
bacon tn sell andplenty of corn, hay
l and feedstuff ot his own raising. He
is also a candidate for the office of
county treasurer for 1912.
Mr. John J. Pritchett of this plaee
who is foreman for Mi. G. K. Foy says
I he will make a bale of 600 lbs lint col-
ton on every acre planted thia year,
He also has a field of very floe earn will
i yield 25 to 50 bushels corn per aere.
Dr. Q. J. Bender is stopping hers for
a few days doing dental work.
Miss Ethel McDaniel of Trenton, is
visiting friends and relatives here for
the week.
Miss Bertie Bell Turner of West Vir
ginia, is visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs. T. A. Bell.
The Presbyterians closed a very in
teresting meeting at this place Satur
day. Dr. Summerel of New Bern, as-
stated Mr. Ward in too services,
Mr. H. C; Foscue and wife who have
been spending -the summer in the west
Prt of the State with their son,
Dr. J. E. Foscue has returned home for
winter mucn Improved in health,
rjr, j, c. Bell of Richmond, is home
visiting his parenta Mr. and Mrs. T. A
gelL The Doctor will locate soon in
some other place.
Mr. and Mrs, John Pearce is home
again after an absence of several
months in Asheville where they spent
the Summer. . Mr, Pearce is greatly
improved in health.
Ohildten Cry
FOR FLETCHERS
CASTORI A
A rubber stocking and netticoat with
or rirvt. in if .M tk. mn. k. .Mh
zy" . , , , . ., .
cu.o jew.ieranu nu who are i-
tegeaio nave wiea 10 smuggle aia-
moods into New York.
ATTAUK3 SCHUUL, r tUINUlt AL.
A RffvnrA attack nn arhnnl nrinrtnAl
Chan. B. Allen, of Sytvania, Ga. is thus
told by him. "For more than three
years," be writes, "I suffer d indescrib
able torture from rheumatism, liver
and stomach trouble and diseased kid
neys. All remedies failed till I used
Electric Bitters, but four bottles of this
wonderful remedy cured me complete
ly." Such results are common. Thous
ands bless them for curing stomach
trouble, biliousness, and for new health
and vigor. Try them. Only 60c at all
Drugiata.
' Self Educated.
"But don't yon think yon could lean.
to lore mer be Inquired of tho beau-
Uful heiress. ' ; - , -
"Pa always said I was hard t
learn," she replied tantallisingl.7.
"But l am not a book." he protested.
"Oh, l ean read you all right," ah
answered. Pittsburg Dispatch.
- , Longevity.
"Longevity? I should say longevity
did run lu the family," said' Mrs.
Sprlgglns. "Why, John was six foot
two, Bill wsa six foot four, and George
had more longevity than any man I
aver sea. r He was six foot seva IC be
Was a foot" Bxchanga. ,
' HAS MILLIONS OF FRIEND3,
BuSn's Ar'n:
clow won id like to number your
I Salve does? Its astounding cures in
the past forty years made them. In
the beat Halve in the world lor scores,
l ulcers, eczema, burns, boils, cuts.
I corns, sore eyes, sprains, swellings,!
bruises, cold tores, Hae no equal tor I
p lea, zoe at au arugguu
The pardon of John k. Walsh by the
board of parole, in less on at the Leav
enworth (Kan.) Federal prison, ia ex
pected, , ; .,
"I have a world of confidence In Cham
berlain s Cough Remedy for 1 have used
it with perfect success,' ' writes
Mrs.
For
U9 by all dealers.
Dr. J. (i Clarke, an amateur aviator.
fell 200 feet at the Long Island aviation
meet and died shortly afterward.
TRUTH TRIU:PHS
Fw.Bera Citizens Testify For The
Public Benefit.
A truthful statement of a New Bern
eitisen, given in his own words, should
convince the most skeptical about the
merits of LK an's Kidney Pilla. If you
suffer from backache, nervousness.
sleeplessness; urinary disorders or any
form of kidney ills, the cure Is at hand.
Read this: .' . r-;-- ;
C F. Harget, 47 Burn street, New
Bern, N. C. says: "I am just as pleas
ed to endorse Doan'a Kidney Pills at
this time as I. was after. I first used
them some years ago. My back ached
re" ae M 1 naa rouc PMn
my kidneys wt-plainly showed that
""ciro w,in iaaJ corapiami.
Uoan a Kidney fills were procured
rrom oraanam trug wo, ana uey so
r it i-i it I
effectively rmoved my trouble that
k, onIy had need of them once
then. : At that time they again acted
promptly and gave me entire relief.
know that this preparation acts as rep
resented and is worthy of the highest
praise.";: ' ' vi. ;v r ;
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents.. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sola agents tor Ue Us 1 tea
States. : . 'i . ;i-
Remember the aame Doaa's ni
take no other.
The Lien Didn't Roar.
It Is related that Pinuow, the faith
ful servant and personal valet of
Prince Bismarck, once trod on his
master's sooty foot Instead of swear
lag at him or even declaring he was
a etatasy fool, Bismarck, noticing that
Flanow himself was frightened, said:
Consider yourself honored.. No other
person, my dear Pinnow, not even the
kaiser himself, would have been suf
fared to tread on my corns."
Diarrhoea is always more or less pre
valent during September. Be prepared
lor it Chamberlain a Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy is prompt and
effectual. It can always be depended
upon and is pleaiant to take, for sale
by all dealers.
Hew Franklin Learned Manner.
.Franklin collected thirteen principle
to cover the small amenities of dally
life. Each week be picked out one and
practiced It diligently, thus creating a
habit U took three months to cover
them alL Each year be practiced each
one four full weeks. He kept this up
for many years. The uncouth Frank
Un of early manhood who found fault
with his wife for giving him a silver
spoon and a china bowl for bis bread
and milk Instead of a pewter spoon
And earthenware crock,, developed Into
the statesman and man of the world
who won the respect of Englishmen
the admiration of Frenchmen and tb
gratitude of Americans. Harrun.'
ton Emerson In Fnpineerlijfr Magazine
DIGESTION AND ASSIMILATION,
It is not the quantity of 'food ' taken
but the amount digested and assimilat-
ed that gives strength and vitality to
the system.1 Chamberlain's Stomach
yver Tabieta invigorate the stem
acb and liver and enable them to per-
I form their functioua naturally. For
sale by all ueaiers,
1 ! '.Coffee and FatifliM.
I The question is pfteu asked. Vhi
will relieve fatigue more quickly than
anything else? Clerks lu stores and
men generally, as well as women shop
pers, become at times very tired. For
tunately the British army has thrashed
the question out and tried every kind
of decoction that could be thought ot
nd we may profit by its experience.
Jt awards the palm to coffee and de
dares It has neither superior nor equal
for this purpose. Indianapolis News.
. A FIERCE NIGHT' ALARM. - -la
the hoarse, startling couch of
child, suddenly attacked by croup. - (
ten it aroused Lewis Chamblin, of M
Chester. O., (R. R No. 2) for . their
four children were greatly aul'ct
eroup. "Sometimes it fevere attack,
ha wrote "we were afraid they wou
die, but since we proved what a certain
remedy. Dr. King a New Discovery
wa have no fear. We rely on it forcroup
and for eoughs, colds or any throat i
lung trouble." So do thousands ol
others, so may you . Asthma, Hay
Fever, Labrippe, Whooping CougL,
Hemorrhages fly before it, 50e ant!
00. Trial bottle free. Sold by
as
I Drugists.
Murder, an accidental death and a
third shooting occurred In an Indian
P near ScotUboro, Al
RUSH OF THE. CRESTED SEA.
Meunt 8t Mloh.fe Tidal Wave One ef
the nights ef the World.
At 5 o'clock la the afternoon people
gather on the causeway that conuerts
the Islet of Mount St MIc Del with the
French coast to watcb the cemlng of
the tide, oue ot the sights of tbe
world ,.-
Aa far as the eye cad reach stretcbei
tbe gray sand, silent, empty, fieven
miles and a half lie between the ocean
and the rock. Prcxor.tly .a stranKe
murmur pervade tho air. It seemi
to come front nowhere and yet to be
everywhere. , - : ' -
And then far on the horizon Hfta a
line of white. Every inoiueut It draws
nearer, and the sound tn the air swells
louder, and then with -astonuiulug.
speed np the line of crested sea, aud
tn a moment where it reaches tbe
sands, there is but a space of swlrllua
water. And on tbe waves ride la the
flailing boats thnt bare gone out to
sea on tbe tide at dawn.
ilany a trsgwly bull tKn canard by
Vie swift liirtiHli of tills true tldul wave,
f .r, save along n arrow pBths, the lxt
toiu of ttiln vnut, MrHiiK" Iwy Is l"it
r :!iJ,hmiii1, atnl sflcr li;!o biiiloiire
f & a txl iht hoimhI of Its ciii,!!k Is
! i I llil I' :H1 -lll h"-U 1 1) f'inprt 11
I t t!
- NEWPORT ITEMS. J
Newport, Sept 25. -Mrs. S. H. New
berry, who has been visiting her son,
O. Newberry, of New Bern, re
turned home Thursday, ' ; ' v-
Mr. Lloyd G. Mann, of the Norfolk-
Southern Railroad, of New Bern, was
in our town Thursday. j , ,'
Mrs. George Swinson, of New Bern,
arrived n our town last- week and la the
guest of the Misses Haskett here.
Mr. Tom Davis, of New : Bern, with
the New Bern Grocery Co. called to see
our merchants here Friday, i :
Miss Meade, of Elisabeth City,' ar
rived last week,, and is the guest ot
Mrs. Walter Maun. " r ;
Miss Azileo Taylor, of North Har-
lowe, spent Saturday and Sunday here,
visiting Miss Susie Haskett.. '
Mr.: P, H.. Garner, and daughters
made a flying trip to Beaufort Satur
day, and Report a nice time. .
Mr. George Oglesby,, formerly , of
Newport, bow at New Bern,: and Miss
Sadie Wood,: of Riverdale,. arrived on
Sunday night and were quietly married
at the home of Mr. L- C- Carmll, of
this place; Rev. A. Is, Wilson officia
ting, 1 Your reporter was informed that
it was a runaway affair.
Our farmers are very busy now sav
ing hay and picking cotton, there were
about 50 bales sold here last 'week to
Messrs Alex Spmnt & Son at Wilming
ton; Mr. w, H. Bell, of " thia place, is
their buyer. C 7
Miss Prudie Newberry left here , oq
Monday for New Bern to viiit relatives
and fiiandd. - C ,
"SHOW ME.". '
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORI A
The state of Wisconsin ' will not be
represented by an attorney at the Sen
atorial inquiry into the election of Uni
ted States Senator Isaac Stephenson.'
BEST TREATMENT FOR A BURN
If for no other reason, Chamberlain's
Salve should be kept in every household
on account of ii s great vafu in the
treatment of burns It allays the pain
almost instantly, and unless the injury
is a severe oge, beals the parts without
leaving a scai This salve is also un
equal-d for chmpped hands, sore nipples
and diseases ot tne - skui rnce,
25
cents. For Male by all dealers.
Three hundred or mora officers and
men were killed by explosion nn the
French battle Bblp Liberie at Toulon,
Fiance. ; . " iV-i. I"
INSTITUTE
FOR BOYS.-60th Year, i
Prepares for College, for Business, for Lift ;
A tMftltbfnl ttnoB!hr psjrviut kbit rh4. .
fttmi! Chrirtievn In flu cm. Ideal phjwleftl
roniuent, (tntri trmuirr iw uw
th BhM Ridge MmnUinf. Hih ftenrdi f
rhotarship. Hoax system nel Mrd prioOprs
ol Awrtrn flwnhnrxl Instilsmd. MhWii cmw
ft lvetlaUUltsshrtl Ixjfcw dMit Wte
to tjaoa !"t buy. RfW-aewminsMMMuu.
LtS.mtT,fiednti,lul WilUn..t.
FALL SEED.
,:' aesswsssiSBWBsS fc - f ,
German Crimson Clover, Haiiy
or Winter Vetch, Hyde Co. Rus
Proof rnd Burt Seed Oats, Hay
Corn, Meal, Hulls, Shipstuff, Beet
Pulp, Dairy Molasses Feed, Dis
tillers Grain, tbe best stock feed
on the market, being highesUn
froteids.' tilose prices on re
quest
BURRUS &CO.
31-33 Middle St. New Bernl N. C
, Vhone 184.
, "A ne piece of clulli t y L
1 never aaw you wear a tc
A
let.
looking auit" '
' "Yes, I am pleased wiJt it 1
had it madeXy a good merchant
tailor. , The cloth is one of the J
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