Flew
P&ai?macy : Get
Medicine'
A New Remedy Called Digcstit Found to Be Sure
Relief for Indigeston and Stomach Disorders.
It Digests Food That Stomachs Caijnot
A Limited Number of Full Size Packages Will Be Suppliec
Without Cost to Prove Its Wonderful Merit -
COTTON MARKET
EEPQKTED BY ;
J. R. 'BALL
- COTTON BROKEB
NEW BEEN, '.: H. O.
LONG DI3TANCH.JPHONE NO. 16.
Jfeiir York Cattra.
Oct 9.
The Davis Pharmacy as well as all made with the makers of this new rem- able feeling, heartburn, belching or
. . ,' .i,,mi,,t h edy whereby they propose tu prove its 80ur stomach, you surely will rtry this
. ,. , v, I wonderful merit-A limited number of
country have been supp'iea wiui u packages wi I be supplied with-
new remedy for stomach disorders
calleed DIGESTIT.
This new medicine has been found t
be a sure relief for the distressing
symptoms of Indigestion and Dyspepsia,
out cost by Davis Pharmacy that you
may test it in your own case.
These packages will be given to the
first ones calling, so if you are a victim
of Indigestion do not miss this oppor
tunity to eret relief, or if you are one
It will digestfood in a remarkably short f tne many wn0 er.joys a hearty meal,
time. but do not indulge too freely fearing
Special arrangements have been
the after effects-that full uncomfort-
remarkable relief. Two or three tab
lets immediately after eating 'or when
suffering will relieve almost instantly,
Digestit is harmles medicine abso
lutely free from any dangerous or habit-
forming drugs It digests food in
natural way aid tones the digestive or
gans to a healthful . condition.; It aids
assimilation thereby giving nutrition to
the famished body. t "
.- . ' Open' High Low Close
Jan. 96(1 ,-960 940 . 940
May , ' 98$ 986 966 966
Oct:.'" . 965 , 965 943 . 943
Dec ' 7 976 - 976 961. 961
- New York Spot 10 97J.
, Receipts 7.869
- Oct 10
Open High Low Close
Jan. ' 935 940 935 948
May. 961 - 964 968 974
Oct ' 935 947 935 947
Dec ,. 955 967 956 967
Fort Receipts, 105,617
New York Spota 9-97.
,rV Oct 11
Open High Low Close
SHORT PASSING EVENTS
f ' TUESSU.
Chinquepins have made their appear
ance on the local market and are selling
r adily.
Mr. A. S. Johnson, of Bridgeton, has
purchased the Dawson Creek farm of
Mr, E. W. Brineon, of Arapahoe.
The free street parade of the famous
John Robinson's circus will be one the
most spectacular events fit the season
The parade will be more than a mile in
length and more than two hundred
horses will be used. This mighty ag
gregation will visit New Bern on Octo
ber 17th.
Late yesterday afternoon a dilapidat
ed horse which was hitched to an anti-
queatejpublic vehiele, became frightened
at some object on Broad street and im
mediately started in to kick himself
free from all encumbrances. He see-
ceeded admirably and to such an extent
that a new pair of shafts were requited
for the vehicle before the animal was
quited down and peace again reigned in
that locality.
The farmers are still having trouble
in securing sufficient help to get their
cotton picked. One gentleman who was
in the city yesterday for this purpose
informed the reporter that although he
was paying 60 cents a hundred for pick
ing the staple, that he had only been
able to secure two hands during the
whole morning. Still there are hun
dreds of worthless negroes hanging
around the city, absolutely refusing to
do a lick of work.
WEDNESDAY.
A charter has been granted to Messrs
W. H. Hanks, H. F. Hanks and D. W.
Hanks, of this city, to operate and con
duct the Hanks Lumber Company. The
authorized capital of the concern is
$26,000 with $1,0C0 paid in.
The cool weather that has prevailed
daring the past few days is really de
lightful after the extremely warm wea
ther of the past few months. Its ef
feet is exhilerating and it is only to be
hoped that it will continue.
- Oliver Hill, of Lenoir county, and
who was incarcerated in the county
jail at Kington on a warrant charging
him with retailing, has been brought to
this city for the purpose of testifying
in the Casey trial He in is charge of
Chief of Police Beasley of that place.
Carl Spencer and Berkley Harker
were given a hearing before Justice of
the Peace S. R. Street yesterday on a
warrant sworn out by Game Warden,
Geo. B. Waters, charging them with
killing a wild turkey out of season.
Spencer was fined $6 and the costs of
the case and Harker was taxed with
the costs of the case. ,
County fain are now holding away In
the western part of this State and the
'people in that locality are enj ying
themselves hugely. The latter part of
next month Craven county will have an
agricultural exhibit that will be one of
the biggest events pulled off in this ci
ty since the great B.-Centennial. Ev
ery citizen of Craven county should
lend their aid in any way in making
this event a complete tucceaa in every
way. . ' .- '.
THURSDAY.
Mayor McCarthy had only three min
or cases on bis docket in the police court
yesterday afternoon and but a short
while was consumed in the Session.
The lawbreakers are laying low n6m
that Superior court i in session.
Lshman.Morria, colored, was arrested
in this city yesterday afternoon on a
warrant charging him with retailing.
He could not give bond and was eon-
fined in the city jail until today, when
he will be given a hearing before May
or McCarthy. '
Hack drivers in this cit are now
allowed to charge 15 cents for their
f .sirs anywhere within "the city limits,
'I i.'.i is an Increaie of 5 cents over the
i U nit allowed them by the city
i mi 1 iss allowed thfin on
at time compelled to make.
Charles Franklin, the Goldsboro man
who painted the New Bern water Unk
several days ago and then skipped out
without paying his assistants and also
leaving behind him an unpaid lodging
bill, wan arrested yesterday at Golds
boro by the police at that place and
was brought to New Bern yesterday by
officer Parker and will be tried today
before Mayor McCarthy.
A Richmond, Va. paper of Oct. 10th
has an article on "garre little hikers
who did a 14 mile stunt" over Blue
Ridge mountain roads covering the dis
tance in seven hours. These young rec
ord makers were Lena, 12 years old,
and John 10 years, children of Mrs. A,
S. Culpeper. formerly Miss Lena Hines
of this city. The young walkers were
with their mother on this tramp.
Mr, Carl L, Daniels, son of Mr. L. G.
Daniels, who was recently grantid
a license to practice law by the State
Board of Examiners, and who has bien
assisting Mr. W. D. Mclver in the de
fense of Burrill and Leona Casey, will
make his first speech before a jury to
day, Mr. Daniels has exhibited rare
ability in this case and we predict for
him a brilliant and successful future.
FREDA! .
Th:s morning at 10 o'clock at the
New Bern Industrial Institute the ex
amination for colored public school
teachers will be held. Every teacher is
requested to be present promptly at
this hour in order that the work may
be begun at once.
- Three defendants, all charged with
disorderly conduct, were arraigned be
fore Mayor McCarthy yesterday after
noon, Wiley Coward, colored, was fined
$1 and the costs of the case. Mary Tay
lor and Gertrude Davis were found not
guilty and were dismissed.
The local market has been supplied
with fish of several different varieties
during the pan few days and those
whose appetites crave the water food
have been given ample opportunity to
buy as many as they desire Fibhermen
report that the run of fish rs very large
for this season.
FEDERAL NEWS
CENSORSHIP
Such Threatens The Atlanta Jour
nal and Constitution Fail
ure Thus Far to Indict
Atlanta, Ga., Oct. I2.-This city ia
momentarially expecting the establish
ment of a censorship of news by the
Federal Government Many efforts
have been'made by the authorities at
Washington to make trouble for the
newspapers of this city.
The United States government has
made every effort in the past to indict
the Atlanta Constitution and the At
lanta Journal for alleged misuse of the
mails. The government charged that
both papers had issued more sample
c ipies thau they were entitled to issue
under the regulations governing tie
rites for second class matter. The Jonr
nal was indicted, but put in a demurrer
and the indictment was dismissed. The
same charges, with an additional one of
conspiracy, were twice brought against
the Atlanta Constitution, and twice
the grand jury refused to indict. Then
the government brought suit against
both papers for amounts said to. be for
postage.
Most or the papers here were con
cerned in the exposure of the inefficient
management of the Post Office Depart
ment Current opinion here is to the
effect that the government is actuated
by a spirit of retaliation.
. 9 V t t
Governor Kitchin has been secured by
the management to be present during
the big agricultural exhibit in this city
on Nov. 22-23. The presence of the
Governor of the Slate will doubtless
have the influence of bringing several
hundred people here who otherwise
would not attend.
Tbesq 'irrel hunting season is now
opeo, and hundreds of these little furry
animals are falling prey to the hunters'
guns In this section each day. Ihis
law doei not allow the sportmen to sell
their squirrels just at this time and all
killed by them must be either nsed by
SHE GAVE UP
ALL HOPE
Physicians Failed To Help Mrs,
Green, But She Finally Found
Relief In Cardui.
Meetze, Va. Mrs. J. C. Green of thfe
place, says: "I suffered with womanly
trouble so that I could hardly sit up.
Two of the best doctors In our town
treated me, and I tried different medi
cines, until I gave up all hope of ever
getting well.
One day, I decided to try somp Car
dui. It did so much for me that I
ordered tome more, and It cured me!
Today, I feel aa well as I ever did In
my life. -
The palni and Jthe trouhlo are all
gone. I feel like another person In
every way. I wish every sufferer could
know what Cardui will do for sick
women."
A tew dosea of Cardui at the right
time, will save many a big doctor bill,
by preventing serious sickness.
It tones tip the nervous system, and
help make pale cheeks fresh and rosy.
Thousands of weak women have been
restored to health and happiness by
using Cardui. Purpose you try It
It may be Juat the medicine you need.
rt.B V'nti to: tW AdvtKirv tWpt., Ch.
B',p. Vf in ut(o,( ImtianiMitfii, "J'"n-. ' Special
THE
CHINESE
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NEW BERN
TUESDAY
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Oct
Dec.
Jan.
May
935.
963 !
955.
973
951
977
935
939
963
8-96.
941
957
941
968
New York Spots
Port Receipts
Llwpeel Cettea Market
Opening. Closing
Jan. Feb. . 520 ,, 620
Mar. Apr. 634 524
May June 626, . 628
July Aug. 627 ,, 530
Oct Nov. 621 I 522
Nov. Dec 517 617,
Dec Jan. 6171 618,
Opening, Closing
Mar-April 617 615
May June. 621' 619,
July-Aug, 522 621
Oct Nov. 617 615
Not Dec. 610 608
Dec Jan. 510 609
Opening Closing
Oct. Nov. 613, 6121
Jan. Feb. 514 611
Feb. March 613 6131
May June 6211 s 6191
Tone of Market Barely Steady,
lew Ben Market
Receipts ,
Price, Middling 9 cents.
Strict Middling 91.
Good Miduling 9i
Low Gradea 71 to 8 cents.
Receipts 60 bales.
Middling 81.
Strict Middling 8f .
Good " 9c.
87 bales.
Middling 8
St Middling 81
Good Middling 9 centa
Receipts 117 bales.
New fork closing today same aa yes
terday, no life in It
them or given away.
The Salvation Army again request
donations from the public for the poor
of the city whom they are assisting,
Anything that you have to give; tclotb
ing, food or money, will be greatly ap
preciated and will be of much benefit
Call the Salvation Army headquarters
and some one will call for youridona-
tion.
There is unusual building activity in
and near New Bern just at this time,
Not before in years has there been so
many structures of different varieties
erected at this season as now. Local
carpenters and masons have all the
work they can do and many workmen
from other towns have come tJ (hit
city and secured employment ' ' j
Bicycle thefts are again being report
ed, and. owners of wheels would dpubt
lesi save themselves much trouble and
anxiety by keeping their eyes on their
machines when they are left in -conspicuous
p'aces. Every few weeks
there ia an epidemic of these bicycle
thefts and each time a number of bicy;
cles disappear and are never agaitj lc
catod, . . ... '; ... r. .
If you have not already laid in your
iupply of coal and wood for use dujring
the winter months you should do ap at
once, while the prices are compara
tively low and the dealers are able to
deliver on short notice. It will be" too
lite to think of this when on rome cold
morning in the near future you find
your coal bin la depleted and that the
lea'ers cannot deliver any fuel within
several hours. 'a '--
Charles Franklin, of Goldsboro, who
was brought here from that place on
Wednesday night to answer to a charge
of defrauding his helpers out of a turn
if money while he was engaged in ;do
ing some work for the city, waive! an
examination before Mayor McCarthy
yesterday afternoon and, was bqund
over to the next term of Craven county
Superior Court under a bond of $30.00
which he failei to give and' waa "coja
mitted to jail. . j
. Much progress ia being tnade bylhe
pupils in their work at the White gra-i
ded school in this city. Profeisor Gra
ven informs us that never before ba '
so much interest be n taken by the pu-
pils in the school work. This is doubt
less due to the fact that many of the
new methods which are being osedi in
the best schools in the North are being
used in the local schools.-A number' of
new pupil have been enrolled durirj
the past few days. i I
Aviator C. P. Rodgera flew from
Springflell, Illinois, to Marshall, Mo.
Execution of Uebela Precipitates
Crisis. Foreign Residents is-
' sured Safety. -
Hankow, Chino, Oct. 12 -Revolution
ists are now ii undisputed possession
of Wu-Chang. The capture of the town
wai the climax of a series of sudden
developments, all of which ucame about
aa the remit of tin tremedd ui feelint;
aroused by the execution of four rebels
The troops proved to te diaaif oted.an i
wi.hin a few hours after the nrat trou
ble developed, the entire city wa in an
uproar. .V a
, Fires were started in everjKcirnerof
the town, the hRdquartehr of the vie
eroy and of the provincial treasurer
were burned, the military commander
was killed by a dynamite bomb, and
the viceroy himself escaped with his
life' only by his hasty flight r
The revolutionaries won a nottbl'
victory gain ng possession of the city
The revolutionary committee issued
proclamation exhorting its follower?
not to harm th1) citizens of other coun
tries. ' The fact that the wiihes of tie
committee have been respected thus far
while reassuring to other nations, is in
itself a sinister sign for the government
at Peking as it indicates that the rebel
lious movement is now more thorough!)
organized, -
The fear of the officials now ia that
the dissatisfaction in the troops wi 1
spread to Handow, and every eff ort it
being made to ward off this dungcr.
Five gunboats are now in the river ii
readiness to protect Hankow should the
necessity arise. Ths foreign consuls
have also telegraphed their govern
ments asking that warships be sent to
the bcene, American and Japanese
cruisers are expected while seeral
gunboats are hastening hithT. A an
other measure of precaution the mer
chant vessels in the river are keeping
steam up, and women aid children will
be permitted to go aboard thern, Volun
teers have surrounded the-foreign quar
ters and will remain on guard duty, day
and night until the safety of all for
eigners is secured.
Wu-Chang and Hankow, bb great
trade centers and ports for ocean steal
ers, have both felt to a considerable rx
tent the influence of Western civiliza
tion and iduas. Both towns poss s
electric ligliting Fystems, cotton mil..',
silk factories and fchi ols. Wu-Chnni;
is the seat of a normal school for wo
men. Within the last five of six yean
boh ci ies have thrown their idol into
the street or.lnto the riverclaring their
temples of priests and ail e.nb'ems oi
worship, to make room for public
schools. The movement has been a re
ligious one, hut has been purt-ly mater
ialiistic. The leaders of it stimulated
by the example of Japan in a lop! ing
Western methods of teaching have
been tested with the idea that (-duration
is the one thing needfrl to make
China great. The worship of Confucius
remaini for the present in the tcbooln
but observers declare that it is purely
the worship of a great memory. -
JOHN ROBINSON'S 10 BIG SHOWS
Presenting a Program of Stupendous Feats of Ability, Supert Horseman
J ship, Clever Acrobatics, .Wonderful Aeriel Noveltus, Exciting Races,
, Real Western Pastimes. Reproductions of Indian Massacres, Ed- -cated
Elephants, v Female Bareback 'Riding Acts, Gathered
: ' From the Four" Coiners of the Erth. - '
HIGHEST CASH! PRICES PAID
For Cattle, Hogs, Poultry,
Eggs and Country Produce.
A. Castet, M Bern, N. C.
Mil POLLOCK, 1 0.
Physician and Surgeon
168 Middle SL Phone 7 101 Ring
New Bern,' N. C
TnRIIE HOTEL
SWANSBORO, N. C.
All modern conveniences for bath
. Ing and iaBid. fishing..- . :
V
Martin Phillips, agel "Owts r-qquit
ted at Belington, W. Va., of the charge
of burning his wife to death,
Seventy Years Old and - Praises
Wonderful Hyomei.
-' "1 bad a severe attack of l.a Grippe.
t left roe with bronchitis nl cutarrh
of my throat, I became q nt d- af in
one yearso I could noj. hear a wntrh
tick. I commenced using y ur HYO
MEI and inhaler and so m got elief,
and believe that it naved ny f f . 1
have recommended it to m ii y I am
over seventy years oil. I have toM stv,
eral prominent doctors what it did for
me." Woo H. Mnwder, WufchinKton,
N J , R. F. D-Marrb 16, 1911. '
For ' Catanh, a.stlmi. Iinmrhiiis,
eoughs, colds and eaUnhal, deafness
HYOMEI is guaranteed by Kraiham
Drug Co. Complete tu flt including in-
I baler and bottle HYOMEI $1.00. sepa
rate bottles HlfOMEI if af.etward)
needed 60 cents. : -; i.-v-
BOAT LEAVES
m. Lv. Swansboro Ar. 6:20 p
m;
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11:30 a. m. Ar' M. City Lv. 2:00 p. m.
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let lis. lt:i lor
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liimiuiiii
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I. Hew Bern. Markets
' ; RETAIL PRICES.
Corn, per bushel, " '
Hominy, per bush. -Meal,
per bush, : "
0t, per bush. ' ' .,
-Mill stuff, per 100 lbs. ,
Hulls, ' , Y
Field peas, pir bush.
Hay, per ton, (Timothy.) :
SO
rso
00
-62
70
60
2 SO
30 00
1
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7ue fortunes of Generations, the Experience v
A Real Wild Wet-Truiid VVi!d Beast thowrin-S i el Arena,' vh - ' cstiiesc.
Most Complete Zoological Collection Ever Offeied.- 10 1 ure W hite Giant l"olar
Bears. Three-Herdsof Enormous WiS!j.Eleijhahis. ' ixpertSadtle Riders in
Beautiful Menage Numbers,' Everything New and Novel in Equtsaian Art.
A WORLD OF FUN FOR OLD AND YOUNG"
r00 Uriiil of tha Pinfst Horses Ever Asee'mlke. three Hutdred World-Fam-.
oua Ai ts Company of D'x' U. S. Cavalry. A Felected Co. of Muncie's Z u
svvi's. 50 Cennine Indians. Cowboys and Cow Girls. Mirth-Provoking Clowns
50 in Number. Champion Middle-Weight Pack Lifter. Trained Camel Herd.
(5 Musical K'ephants "',
A STUPENDOUS, BEAUTIFUL, MILLION-DOLLAR SPECTACLE
Given Free Upon tne Public Streets at 10 OW A. M.
A Mile Long, Many Wide Open Deng of Wild Beasts, Immense Chariots, Hun
dreds of Beautiful Horns, Richly (on turned Characters, Kimra Quf ens,
Knights, LHiiies,' Soldiers, Herds of Eh phpnts. Camels, Sacred Cattle, Etc.
Funny Clowns and Stirling Band. Second Section of Parade O nsists rf The
Wild West Indians, Cowboys Cowgirls, CossacKs, Arabs, Stage Coaches, In
dian Hands on Hor.-?i back, Co. Ex. U S. Cava'ry.
Doors Open at 1 and 7 P. M. to Visit Mei afierie ar d - Indian Village. Per
formance 1 Hour Later. Seats For 10,000 Visitors Undtr Sun and Waterproof
Tents. - . v ; , , . . ,
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iOHH ROBINSONS!
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YOUR FALL INCOME.
ffwtf HOSE people who arc receiving money for produce
' t-houid adopt the flan f depositing all money received '
tua in wi aceo int with this large, safe bank and trust ;
cor;ipany When paymmts are mtde for expenses, a portion of
fie moiieyjn deposit can be easily withdrawn fur that purpose. :
Who i this plan ii followed, a greater economy in- the :use of
fun'.'s can be ?xercis.ed without causing any. hardship and the '
money can be constantly kept at command for all needs This
institution has larger. capital than any othrr bank in this patt
of i he slate and affords every assurance of absolute safety for
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all funds entrusted to i a care '" ...
ACCOUNTS SUBJECT TO CHECK AND $AV-)
ING5 CORDIALLY INVITED. " v;
NEW
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New Bern, N. C. : Capitat--$2O0,00p.OO
- DEPOSITS ACCEPTED BY MAIL
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PRICES PAID BY LOCAL DEALERS
Potatoes, (Irish,) i. .
" . . (Swet, per bush.
N. C. Bacon, per pound, .
Han, per pound, .
Shoutde s, per pound,
Poultry each,-,
Eggr, per do.' r ' '
Keesaax, per pound,
Tallow, per pound, v A
Hides, rer pound,
, 1 4 oa
. 1 60
irjU7
: ni
. .y i2j
irt&3&
- , Z5
25
6
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SB
THE FULTON MFG. CO-
NO COIL
TROUBLE
PROOF
J
NO BATTERY
DEPENDABLE
.-The Fulton makes an engine .
'- Noih ng but simplic-i-ty;
CHh l e run by any boy ,
, Larfi enough to cutch a flea. "
If by chance you want.ati r ngine,
Stop by New B rn over nigh' J
Mr. C. O. Stewart has thun,
And 'you bet your lifi thoytare
' riht. ' - " , ' V l ;" 1
x As a heavy" duty engine, .
1 " They csnnot be surp: ssed;
' And es the old time story goes,
They are mighty good for last
They do away with old timetrtd
' bles,
uth aa coil and batter-ies;
'' And the engin r has pie' ty of time
To sit out and take the bnezc.
s G. -G. "STEWART, Agent
Wuchang, China, was cut off from
communication with other cities by t e
revolutlooistat t - ' ;'.
P. (h Cox 612
n.cne 725