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Looks as if the conference in London
between Turkey and the Allies will
result in an agreement lo disagree.
Once the war dogs get unleashed, it
is difficult to get them back where they
belong.
Congressman Godwin on Saturday
introduced a bill for an investigation
f the Civil Serviee, It is safe to predict!
that like, charity the Civil Servcie, if
investigated, will be found to cover a
multitude of sins.
Politics makes strange bedfellows.
It also evolves queer situations. Think
t a man presiding at his own political
wake as President Taft did Saturday
night in New York. A sort of political
ghost-walk, so to speak.
Monday night Calilornians were
putting up a desperate fight to keep
thfir lemon and orange crops fioni
freezing, it's a big country, but look
tit for the cold wavt which is on its
way from California!
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C. M. Dowker, of Johannesburg, Mich.,
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Pain AH Cone
Mr. J. R. Swinger, of 547 So. isth St.,
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iven't suffered with my head since. I have
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e best Liniment on the market to-day. I
n recommend it for what it did for me."
Price 25c, 50c., and $1.00 at AQ Dealers.
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DR. EARL S. SLOAN.
Boston, Mass.
The United States Senate is rilling
up with editors. An editor from
Houston is appointed to serve in Semtor
Bailey's place uutil his successor is
elected. Editor Heiskill of Little
Hock is named to occupy temporarily
the place made vacant by the death
of Senator Jeff Davis. If the editors
want any thing at the hands of the
United States Senatfc, now is the ii me
to act. For now thfy h.i friends at
court.
California is hard-hit. "From San
Francisco to Los Angelas every acre
of orange; and lemons has been.frozen,'
is the message that comes from the
wonderful State on the Pacific. The
damage is placed at forty million
dollars. It is eajilv the worst cal
amity that bas Del 1 lien California
since the San Francisco fire.
We are well aware that the Mayor
W4s following a cour'e that is pursued
in many places in securing on yester
day the pledge of two "undesirables"
to leave the city. But where is the
justice of foisting these people on
other communities? There should be
some means contrived of adequately
punishing them right here in New Horn.
Cannot some of our resourceful city
ratnerr soive tne proDiem: it is no
evsy one, we are frank to admit.
MORE LIGHT NfcEDED.
We are glad to find that there is
snne sentiment at least among the
members. cf the Board of Aldermen
in favor of offering inducements to
merchants to place brilliant lights in
r f -L r
irom 01 jneir stores. :ew nern is
too gloomy at night.
It is true that the lights as proposed
would be an advertisement for the
merchants, But they would also be
aa advertisement for the city and
would aid substantially in the genera
street lighting an expense which the
city necessarily incurs. Hence we
belie've.rthat, the city could well afford
to offer liberal discount on lights used
(or the purpose indicated.
Alderman Ellis will be doing the city
a service if he will keep up the agita
lion for more light in the business sec
tion. "Tf the light's 'in "front of the
stores, caanot.. be arranged for, perhaix
it, would be feasible to have in the
business seuioa : sevtrai arc lights to
.the block instead of one, as now,
at the intersections of streets.
New BejjnJs, catching up . with
MQer.ctties of the fctate in many ie
pects but it it badly behind them in
the matter of a "brilliantly lighted
business section. '
& CO. P. NOT DEAD.
The old line Republican had a
rally Jn New York Saturday night
to start up the wot ea reorganizing
the. C.rand Old Party, better known
now ..perhaps a th 'oodbye Old
Party" Presideut Taft was the prin
cipal 'speaker. .'. . . -. . i.,:'..
Lots of people including ..a distin
guished dtii -of 'Jfrn York State
say the P- blican party is dead. We
doo' be' e jt. There is room or
nlyao.big part the party of
conservatism and tb party of liber-
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Th Democrats. hv always been
supposed to be the latter. They haytn't
been hewTng"lo lhe" fine," if must be
adnah tedjbut they Jiave at last read
the ,k!gn of the times aright. "They
are fiing to be a really liberal pnrty
henr forth. , ,
, Tl is will make a field for a party
f poMte vies and by tradition
' "-'""(.. thf trniblican party
i I 1 u, y that lield. '
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EditoJ Edwards of Kinston Paper
'; '. T Writes ef Bnn)uet.
la the Kim ton Free Press appears
the following editorial by Kditar D.
T Edwarls and suggested by the re
cent Chamber of Commerce Municipil
dinner at which he was one of the in
vited' guests:
;;"New Bern's municipal dinner Fri
day right was a decided success, a
sUccess that, ought to make Mr. J.
Leon, Williams, secretary, and the
splendid business men who compose
the city s Chamber of Commerce leel
very ,much like congratulating them-
"Perhap: a hundred ;tnd twcnt
five Wn' gathered in the bcautilu!
lining room of the Hotel Gaston lor
:'be dinner.' The menu was elaborate
nd the iutellectual least was well
planned. The principal address of
the evening was made by Hen. Jose
phlts .Daniels, editor of the News and
Observer. Senator Simmons was to
have been present, but his public duties
or bade his being away Irom Ya?h-
ingtonjat this time; so .Air. Uanuls,
who was to hae been one of the guests
honor, consented to deliver the lead
ing address. This he did with such
tt'ect as to impress his hearers with
the very great importance of his mes
sage and with his own ability to diag
nose and prescribe a remedy for what
ever in our social life impedes progress
jUid makes for wrong and injustice.
"The elimination ol fci'.dali: 111 froiv
present day social life and the sub
stitution of co-operation for individua
lism was Mr. Daniels' theme. His
treatment of it could not but be very
helpful to a busines!! organization whose
aim it is to further the iniercsts i.f the
husircss community represented. He
showed wherein the corporal io.i
was the most powerful instrument
that had yet been devised for .llectinR
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' THE MARKETS.
' . January 8, 1913.
POULTRY, EGGS. JETC. "
(Quotations furnished by Coast Line
Meat Market). j
Chickens Grown, pair L-oO-80 .
Chickens Half-grown pair.. 40-70
Geese, per pair.-..$1.25-$!. 50
Ducks, per pair Si 1.00 .
Eggs, per doz........ 28
Hams, country, smoked, lb ;..18
Beeswax, lb 22
Wool,:. 16t 1
Wool : -16 to 17
Hogs, dressed, lb
Beef, dressed, lb
Hides G. S., Ib .
5 Green, lh L
J Dry Flint, lb .......
.10-10 1-2
89
Dry Salt, lb..
...12-14
...10-12
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. j
(Quotations by New Bern. Produce
Company). . I
Irish potatoes new crop ..$2.50
Sweet potatoes, bushel 50
Rutabagas, hundred $1.00
Collards head, .02
Turnips bunch, .03
Cabbage, barrel 1 $1.00o $1.25
Spinach, basket, .50
COTTON
(Quotations furnished by G. W.
lor & Son.)
New York.
Open High Low
U.98 12.98 li.80
12.61 12.61 12.47
12.58 12.61 U.50
13.10, market quirt 10
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in lust rial
Jan.
Mar.
May.
, Spots.
; down.
Tay-
Qose
12.80
12.49
11.50
points
nrocress abng social am
lines. But we niuM "have .1 care, he
raid, thai society controls the corpoia
tion rather than be contiolkd bv it.
"The speaker was introduced bv'Jan
Judge ("'. H. Guion, slmrtlv
Prcsident Cutler had dili'treil
Port receipts, 15,009.
LIVERPOOL.
Opening.
and Feb. 6.81 1-1
fu r i Mar. and Apr. 6.79
the! May and June 6.76
Closing.
6.82
6 80
6.78 1-1
On the Crown or Cap
and the Label and also
Blown in the bottle.
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I r E 1 E ST I N r, 1 N TF. R VI E U
That l a vei y interesting i.iterview
which Mr. Alleji ol Ni u '(r i've a
reporter of the Journal yester lay nvl
which I., published lUe-vhcre in the
pit.cr.
We who '.e til New Hi ni cv.-iv ::v
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ked ch
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not aoi.ii.iMi
ri ' r front iews are i
Winter and -ummcr there i.
anything in w.tter v-nery
tiiau I he glimpses ol the V-
one gets as one n-isses up or clown
Craven or Middle sireet and looks
down inicr.MCiini; ire;-i lo the spark
lint waves at 1 lie ee l wf the isias.
Hut we rather lliipf Mr. Allen is
uniutentio iall a little unjust to the
South in the tvstier ol immigration.
Several Southern Stales have or jatii.ed
bureaus of immigration and have dis
continued ih'-in because i ii y did mi
gel results. Now they are leae-n tin
matter to ilu law cf supi.lv and de
mand which is resulting in a sure
slow stream of
South. On!v a
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LAUNDR
M. Miller Sells Out To O.
Skinner and Will Return
To Lynchburg.
W.
MR. MILLER'S HEALTH FAILING
New Owner Is Experienced Man
And Laundry Will Enjoy
Continued Success.
A leal of more than usual importance
was consumated yesterday when G.
V. Skinner of Suffolk, Va.( purchased
from,K. M. Miller the machinery" and
other property of the Model Steam Laun
dry lor?ted on lower Middle 'street. '
Mr. and Mrs. Miller came" to "New
if Hern Several months ago from Lyprb-
iinmiranis into the burg, Va., ind took charge' of ' the
lew weeks nuo, from , laundry. Mr. Miller had "much "ex-
ptrience in this line of business and
from the very first ihe venture wag a
sun-ess. For several 'months' Mr.
Miller's health has been failing 'and
l is pyhsician advised .im 'to change
climate. Both he and his' wife have
made many friends since coming t'v
this city audit will be learned "with
regret that they intend 'returning lit
an early date to their former home at
Lynchburg, Va.
Mr. Skinner hus conducted laundries
in different sections of the country
for the past few yean and 'comes to
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Mi. Allen's own city, came a party cf
twenty or thirty loreig-icrs to do rail
road -.. ork in a r.earby count). And
right I ere in Xew IK-rn are men of
several different nationalities who on
coming to this country li igered lor a
time in the centers of population to the
North and l!ast tut who were later
attracte I here by the balmier climate
and easier conditions of living.
There i-- no hostility to desimblc
immigrants in the South. Perhaps the
main reason why there arf so few
here is that those who have considered
Irvine; life in the South have been de
terred bj the presence here of the larjre
majority of the colored rare. The
laboring classes have felt that the field
was pre-empted. Mechanics and
tradesmen have doubtless been kept
away by the 1 onviction that they woul 1
taud a better show to win a com
petency in 1 section of the country
where the population is practically
nil white rather than in a section where
a ribstanti.il proportion of the popu
lation is colored.
9 ' AS TO TAXES.
Dr. Charles L. Raper, of the Chair
of Economics of the State University,
insists that the present method of taxa
tion in North Carolina mu3t either be
amended or abolished. The Wilming
ton Star holds that the taxing plans
prevailing when the pyramids of Egypt
were built could not have been any
cruder than are those prevailing in this
country in 1913. There is surely a
rail for a fairer method of taxation.
Prof. Raper suggests a plan whereby
he thinks better results can be obtained,
ft is to be hoped that the Leai&lature
New lJeni highly irromnMrideff' For
the past few.years he has uen engag.
ed in business at Suffolk, Va. 'He and
his family are now In the city and nav
taken charge of the New Bern pli'nt. ' "
jGov. Wilson's sense of humor1 is all
right when to tackle the Job at Wash
ington he gets secretary- named
Tumulty.
HOWS THIS; '
We offer One Hundred Dollar' Re
ward for any cast of Cartarrh "that
cannot be cured by Halfi1 'Catarrh
Cure.--; : ' : ,-.
F.J. CHENEY ft CO., Toiedoi 0.
We, the undersigned, have known P:
J. Cheney for the last IS years, and &t
lieve him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations blade
by the firm. , s '-
NATIONAL BANK OPCOMMERCE
Toledo,' O: -Hall's
Catarrh Cure Is taken Intern
ally, acting directly npon the blood ind
mucous sutfaces of the ystem.'u Testi
monials sent free. ' Prfca 75 tents w
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will lend an attentive ear to him and bottle.' Sold by all Drucjlst. '
to all others who have a constructive
program to offer.
Take Hall's
stipation.
Famhy Fills lot' eea-(AdV.y
address of welcome. Secretary Wil
liams presided as toast 111 a-tv-r and
did it gracefully and wel'. Mr. Dan
iels' address was followed by remarks'
from' many of the other guests of the
evening and by a number of short
talks and very instructive papers fjr.
various members of the Chamber of
Commerce and ! the city government.
"During the evening Mr. Williams
displayed a chart on which was the
wording, "New-born New B rn" ant
this he declared was accurately des
criptive of New Bern's condition to
day. And indeed this seems to be
the case. For many years New Hern
"stood still" or made very little pro
gress. But the spirit of co-operation
came over bi-r dreams; and th- h.-w
gone forward by leaps and bounds
within the last decade or more. The
results are there manifesting them
selves in a larger and better New
Bern with excellent school buildings
and equipment, with many miles of
street pavement of vitrified brick, with
prOpserous business houses and in-
ilustrial plants, with a la'ge orgam
cation of progressive business men
: "These are sufficient proo of the
validity of New Bern's clain to have
been "New born" inio a new and
lurger life. And still a greater devel
opment awaits here in the future."
New Bern
Good Middling 12 3-4
Strict Middling 12 5-8
Middling-12 1-i -
of
ni-'ht
NAY A!. ilI'.SEKVES MAY ATTEND
INAUGURATION.
A m. -et in-; of rhe New Bern Division
aal Reserves was held last
for the purpose of determining
whether the company would attend
tin i a ig irat-.in exercises of Governor
I.eeke Craig to be "held at Raleigh on
Janaurc IS. The attendance was not
as laru" as was desired aud the final
d"i ision was deferred until Friday
r.ighi. This will be the last meeting
and every member is urged to be
present. If thirty members of the
company will consent to go, the trip
10 Raleigh will be made.
Mr. Country Merchant, try an
advertisement in the Seinl-Waskly
Journal and Increase your business.
NOTICE TO OLD CON
FEDERATES.
1 take pleasure to aUvise that your
County Pension vouchers are now in
my office ready for delivery.
Tie Commissioners have made spe"
cial effort to have them for you be"
fore the Christmas holidays.
If you cannot call at the office for
same, please send your address by
card or letter and I will promptly mail
same to you.
Respectfully,
STEPHEN H. FOWLER,
Register of Deeds.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
Department of State.
Certificate of Dissolution.
T' All "to 'Who hi These Presents
May Come Greeting: i
, 'Whereas,.' It appears to my satis
faction, by duly authenticated record
of the proceedings for the voluntary
dissolution thereof by , the unanimous
consent of all the stockholders, deposit
ed in my office, that the Rubright
Liniment Company, a corporation of
this State,- whose principal office is
situated at No. .......street, in the City
of New Bern, County of Craven, State
of ' North Carolina (Jas. W. Waters
being the agent therein and tn charge
thereof, ' upon whom process may be
served), has complied with the require
ments of Chapter 1, Revisal of 1905,
entitled "Corporations," preliminary
to the Issuing of this Certificate of
Dissolution: J ' :
Now, "There fore, I, J. Bryan Grimes,
Secretary of State of the State of North
Carolina, do hereby certify that the
said corporation did, on the 16 day of
December, 191 1, file In tny office a
dul' execute i and attested consent
in writ.ng to the Jist-olution o' said
ct-rporaibn, xec ;t"d bv all the tock-
liolders' thereof which' said consent
and the record of the pioceerlings aloio
said are now on file in my office as pio
vided by law. . . '.- , j
"To-Testimony Whereof,- I have' set
my hand and affixed my official seal,
at" R1ig'h, tail 1ft Jay of-December,
a. d pil:
J. ARYAN GRIMES,
Secretary of Staet.
Don't Forget the
Parcels Post
Will enable us to send you
anvthin you want on
short notice.
SEND OR PHONE YOUR
orders and we will see that
thepost office 'gets " the
goods as quickly as possl
ble. and when you come
to town bring your bun
dles to the store for 'safe
keeping, and your wives
and babies to the rest room
for rest and comfort. . We
are always glad to see you.
Your Friends. -BRADHAM
DRUG CO.
PENSIONERS TAKE NOTICE.
The pension warrants from the State
and County to ex-Confederate soldiers
and widows of said soldiers are now in
my hands for delivery.
Those living at or near Dover will
please call on Mr. G. V. Richardson.
Those living at or near Cove City will
please call on Mr. J. S. Robinson,
Those, living at or near Vanceboro,
will please call on Mr. A. M. Williams.'
Those living at or near Fort Barnwell
will please call on Mr. J. W. Lane.
W. B. FLANNER,
Clerk Superior Court.
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is the time for deep breaking, BUT .
first you ought to cut your stalks down, -so
that they will turn under better, rot
better, and not interfer with the spring
cultivating. ' We ; have . the implements
and each - carries r with it a positive -guarantee.
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