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AME DUCK AFFAIR.
case has been passed. Clarence Edwards
stole several hats from the Williams-
Brewer Millinery Company and Mary
Edwards received them, knowing th
nthey were stolen.
J. H. Rouse was found
assault with a deadly
was fined twenty-five dolla
with the costs of the case
James Best was found g
ceny. No sentence has
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who made a most
while at Philadelphia, -fc
delegate appointed by his Excellency
the Governor from North Carolina,
as to thenderfjjound Railroad work
Tjme Lock On Hamlet Bank
Refuses To Open
Hamlet, Octtfk-Rhod
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woon, oonnacmrs, o
gan brefekiH tfbtvmJRoKarorTbe pew
$20,000 building for the Bank of Hamlet
on Main street. The contract calls for
complmon &f January 1, 1914. The
all
to
States.
Who in the er cares how they
pronounce Boston.
Mr. Bryan spoke at Kings Mountain, in as ante-bellum (re State.
N. C. not S. C.
T Aw don't bother us now, we
studying the box scores.
As radium is only $52,000,000 per
pound we shall hold ours for a better
price.
So far we have met nobody who didn't
know all about how the games are
won and lost.
Anyhow, after Travis made that
speech it seemed to put a quietus on
his critics.
Who can blame the insurance com
panies for robbing us when we hand
over the money without a word.
In Philadelphia the histories of the
redskin race contain nothing but a
chapter about Chief Bender.
The Missionary Society of the Pres
byterian Church will meet Friday at
4 o'clock, in the Lecture room. Topic:
Korea.
The next in fashion is said to be the
trousers skirt; we thought the women
bad been wearing the trousers all the
lime.
If all judges would shove things
along like Judge Whedbce there wouldn't
be so much talk about delay in the
courts.
Now if Claude Kitchin can succeed
in getting Underwppd up and Brother
Rouse down he may be able to land
Tom Dixon and Cole Blease should
form a partnership; both are getting
along in this world at the expense of
the negro.
In declining to submit the initiative
and referendum to a vote of the people
the legislature Virtually told us that
we didn't have sense enough to past
on these questions intelligently.
"Will somebody tell us whether
'politics is' or 'politics are?' " petitions
the Macon News. Who could refuse
so small a favor. It is. Greensboro
News.
During the big games, "it aint."
It will give you an idea of the value
of the Panama Canal when you remem
ber that instead of travelling 8,000 miles
round South America ajship can make
the trip from the Atlantic to the
Pacific ia ten hours.
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Of course the members of the legis
lature asay know more about these
to-callled reform measures than the
rest of us, but we pay the tax aal
ought to have something to any in the
matter.
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So far as Wilmington alone is con
we woulda't care if she did
have a little recr bat the legislature
rannot afford to set such a bad prece
dent in the matter.' If Wilmington
Is allowed to have saloons nog a lot
of other places will demand the same
privilege and then is no tenia where
the thing would end.
Thk is the waiy the V ilmington
Star figures the natter: "inn Texa
editor who left assets of 1100,000 might
have accounted- for it in this way
'Amount saved from year's work,
30 cents; balance left of legacy from
deceased uncle, t99,".70. Total
SlMjttfc-" rthnwifwW
Tint is just for the benefit of the
laymen; the newspaper men knew
kOW It was all the time.
The Stste Journal gives us the fol
lower, sample of how the Fire Insur
a nee Companies soak vs la North
Carolina: Rate on an orry de
tached brie, state ami Metal roof
building, under fire protection, In
New York State, per' $1,000, 1 00
On property in flat at No. 110 last
36th Street, in ttie congested East side
district of New York City, par $1,000,
fSifiaX
Oe the Governor's i ma nsioa in Ra
IdtVta a whole city Mock by itself,
par $1 000, 3.00. Oa a detached hfkk,
slate and- tsotal reef dwelling an
Notth Bsount stret. in RaMffc. In
easy ranch of a fee hydrant, par $1,000
$J.ao.
There U no danger of flatting into a Craven county remit, Mid teal
tangle with the Federal Government
la IttndMan she iosurttMt
Tht State' fins sole iarisanctloe tad
Legislature should take hoM and
an tssn rtlMi from ouch aatort
ngs of the Celebration of the Fiftieth Lbnildiag will be one story, and have
the modern improvements. It will be
one of the finest exclusive bank build
ings inthis section. The growth of the
Bank of Hamlet has been rapid. The
bank hs sold its present building on
Main street to Langston Bros.
Tuesday night Cashier Morrow of the
Bank; of Ramfet, locked (the time safe
containing the cash on hand amounting
to $10,000. On Wednesday morning the
safe refused to open. An expert was
rushed ' from the factory ' and ia still
trying to get to the $-10,000.
rsary Emancipation rroctaraa-
f the former slaves in the Southern
First: Pennsylvania was a free State
and therefore, it was inappropriate
for such a celebration to have come off
While the good white people in the
great: State of Pennsylvania, should,
take from its public trearury $95,000
and aHow it to be used for a purpose
reflecting no credit on the white people,
and a discredit on the colored: people,
is a mystery to me.
For if there is found arte decent, f
brainy colored man or woman, who is.
decent and has regard for 'the troth,
and will say tljat the Philadelphia
celebration was in any way a help
to the colored people to the good, one
bit: let me have his or her post office
address.
I don't mean the interested class
or prime movers (more besides) in the
celebration, for they say good. I believe
the propertyless and irresponsible class
of the colored people anywhere would
even sell the birthright of their own
people for $1,000 cash more or less,
and for divers reasons such colored
people are unfit to lead.
Be it understood in my opinion,
the white people as a race have done
so much good for the betterment of
this world, that it would be unbecoming
to any colored man to even intimate
anything that would tend to put the
white race in an unsavory light but at
the same time, I have never understood
why it is when the whites undertake
to help the colored people as a rule
(not always)they help the colored people
by giving comfort, aid, and by putting
at the head of the colored people the
propertyless and irresponsible to lead
them. It seems to me that a friendly
race, to a people, would do otherwise.
If I were the white people, and rf
from the depth of my heart desired
to help the colored people, I would do
that one thine for them that really
helped and was an uplift in fact and in
deed, and, if on the other hand, my
conscience would not allow me to do
this, I would quit and keep my hands
off.
"For how empty learning, how vain is
art,
Same that guides the life and mends
the heart.''
(Signed) Isaac H. Smith,
New Bern, N.
THESTATE PRISON
FOR PICKPOCKET
Sam Brown Draws A Four
Term In The
Penitentiary.
Tent
TWO GET ROAD SENTENCES
Three Neflroes In Search Of Easy
Money Get Into
Trouble.
It has been a long time since a pro
fessional pickpocket aras tried in Crave))
county Snperior Conrt and when fou
negroes were brought before Judge
H. W. Whedbee yesterday charged
With this offense, there was naturally
considerable interest manifested In I li
proceedings and much speculation afc
to what the verdict of the jofy would
be.
Sam Brotrn, Wallace Dixon, Harvey
Beal and Wilson Partin, were th
four defendants and the ofiVense with
which they were charged took pladt
on last Saturday, October 4. On that d;i
Barnum and Bailey's circus came tjo
New Bern and the men, with tin-
exception of Partin, who Wat rxon
era ted by the jury, decided to mV
a little titty money by touching tin
pockets of visitors to tftemtyttariHe,
the streets and public places were
ferowdeuV'1
It is often the case that the best
laid plans go wrong, and thus it wa
with the one concocted by three of the
negroes. They Succeeded in get
ting their hands on a considerable
amount of the coin of the ream "bit
were soon within the grasp of the la
and since that time have been
foutnlng at the county mil-
Soma link time was consumed in
hearing the evidence in tht daae,
bwt after Ike fury had retired to their
I row rr to deliberate, they ware out only
a 1 rhort time before they brought n a
Verdict of gailty as to Sam trow
WMtnce Dfaroa and Harvey Bail.
Brow was sentenced to serve a
term of four years in the State prison,
Olaon drew a term of four years On tie
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FIGHTING THE ADVENTISTS.
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Charlotte
Ministers
Visitors.
Don't Like
Charlotte, Oct. 9. Considerable in
terest has been evinced in the revival
services begun in the city auditor-
urn Sunday night under the auspices
of the Religious Liberty association.
The services are in charge of Evan
gelist Carlyle B. Haynes, of Baltimore,
and are scheduled to last for two
months. The Seventh Day Adventists,
however, have not received a very cor
dial welcome at the hands of the min
isters of this city. Dr. Vines, of the
First Baptist churdh, attacked the Ad
ventists in an open letter published in
the Sunday morning papers. The min
isters of the city have met and indorsed
the attack of Dr. Vines.
Mrs. Belle Hfhes Edwards left vesr
ter&iy for New York in the interest
ofW New Era Crib of whichsW
mi
ie inventor.
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tt.,,irt,'1Banks',''of Grantsboro. 'was'
among the business visitors here yes-
id A
Midgette, of Oriental,
terday.
Miss' Emi
spent yesterday in the city visiting;
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relatives ana shopping
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Mjss ear-l j 0$eaL of . (Omental,
was in the city yesterday shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Blades returned
last elvening' From Philadelphia,. , .
L. I. Moore returned last evening
from a professional visit at Kins ion.
Captain J. M. Satterneld, commander
of the local branch of the Salvation
Army returned last evening from a short
visit at Kinaton. ,.. !.!. in iuin
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H. T. Smith passed through, the city
last evening enroute to Rivedale
for a short visit with relatives. , I
W. M. Dowdy left last evening for
Oirental in the interest of the J. S.
Miller Furniture Company. ii
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L. F. McCabe, of Oriental, spent
yesterday in the city attending to
business matters.
ATTEND SUNDAY GAMES AND
HEARTILY SANCTION
THEM.
St, Louis, Oct, 9. Urged by the pas
tors of every church in East St. Louis,
many of them opponents of Sunday
baseball, hundreds of churchmen at
tended a charity baseball game between
the Police Department team atid a
team of newspaper men.
Many pastors mentioned the baseball
game in their sermons a week ago arid
again today, and urged their congrega
tions to attend. The proceeds of the
game went to the Qbeeh's Daughters,
to be used in purchasing clothing; food
and medicine for the city's poor and
sick this winter.
The ministers attended the game and
rooted vigoro6sly for their favorites. A
hundred girls sold programs. The
ates to the park were In charge of
Mrs. Ella Oebikc and Mrs. D. D.
Beatty. Girls sold popcorn and lemon
ade. '
This Was the first game of baseball
ver advertised from the pulpits of
East St. Louis churches. The police
were the winners,"1 S to .
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CO-OPERATIVE SUPPLY COM
PANY HAS UNIQUE SYSTEM.
J. J. andG. R. Brinson J.W. Pipkin
and son Vance, of Baird's Creek,
were among the visitors in the city
yesterday.
I. Ensley and Adolph Scott, of Arap
ahoe, were in the city yesterday at
tending to business matters.
J. E. Reel, of Baird's Creek, was
among the visitors here yesterday.
Edgar S. Weaver, of Arapahoe,
spent yesterday in the city attending
to business matters. rlj
pr. Ernest fett-ndn
Osteooathic Phy sioian i
b Kim i .(nBGi stored)1 iti imhaubiM
Rooms 320-311 Blk'a Temple, ! ytiiiu
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Ten years experience in treat ingchron
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Complete Electrical Equipment.
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ROMULUS A. NUNN
Attorney and Counselor at Lav
Omen 60 Craven Stbkh r 1
Telephone Nos 97 and 86l
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Mrs. M. E. Law, of Raleigh, is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Henry R. Bryan
Mrs. R. J. Disosway left yesterday
for New York to attend the Episcopal
convention in that city.
Miss Rosa Spruill, of Ash wood,
was among tne visitors in the city
yesterday. o.i
The Co-operative Supply Company
(the consumer's store) has put on a
unique scheme which will be of benefit
to their customers and which will also
do away with much inconvenience
in keeping track of purchases made.
Card of the value of $5.25 and of $1.05
have been gotten out by the company.
These are placed in the hands of cus
tomers at a reduction of five per cent.
and arc then used by them in making
purchases. The idea is a unique one and
bids fair to be very satisfactory.
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MISI1L IN TIE
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SHCONO TIME THAT JURY HAS
FAILED TO REACH
AGREEMENT.
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1 LEE CASE
tent ewe el to th road for these
Clarence Rdwirdt, colortd, was touad
fguaky of larceny, Mary Ed
Colored, was found gaUty of
iag iroka goods. Sentence ia
Noah B. Lee, of Arapahoe, was tried
at yesterday's term of Craven County
Superior Court on a charge ef retailing
splritaout liquors. This is A case thtt
has attracted considerable at t entidn
in' this section. Uiiii
Lee, who is engaged in the operation
or a gas boat between this city and
Arapahoe, was placed under arrest
several months ago in this city just
after he li.:d emerged from the express
office with more liquor than Is 'anoint!
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He was taken before a mas strat
for a hearing and since that tirae
Ike baa been through numerous hearings
land one term of court. At the last
Lena of court he was placed on trial
but after the jury had been out for
some tine they failed to agree and a
mistrial resulted.
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Strange to say, that is just 'what oc
curred yesterday. Evidently several
of the jurors art of the belief that Lee
is guilty while others hold the opposite
opinion and neither aide Will give way
to the other. After being out for several
hours the jury told Judge Whedbee
tan they could not agree and a mis
trial was ordered. Once again wiU
Lee be compelled to tell his etoryl
before a jury.
Ex-Judge O. H. Guion returned yes
terday from a professional visit at
Goldsboro.
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Miss Myrtle Rhodes left yesterday
for Fort Barnwell where she will teach
during the next few months.
uempsey wood, ot Km, inn, was
among the business visitors here yes
terday, i , 'ldi.
Disease
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It is less costly to secure
the services of a Graduate
Veterinarian than it is to
buy new stock.
Dr. J. ft
Hospital and Office, 66
Broad St. Near J. A. Jone's
stables -I oil! t! remain p.c
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Claude Wheatley, of Beaufort, was
among the visitors in the city yetter
day.
Mrs. Mark Disosway left yesterday
for Plymouth to visit her son Dr. Al
fred Disosway.
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Miss Lula Brewer, of Vanceboro,
returned home yesterday after a visit
here with relatives.
S. M. Brinson spent yesterday at
Askin attending to business matters.
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C. L. Spencer went to Washington
yesterday tb attend to business mattera.
T. J. Roberts spent yesterday al
Polloksvltle attending to business mat
ters. - ' 1 ' "
A fresh lot of Bell't Chocolated!
just received, at 40c. the pound.
Kafcr'a Bwkery.
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President Tate, of the Just Freight
Rate Association, makes the charge
that there is a. big railroad lobby at
Raleigh actively at work and that it
wan the) cause of the death of. the public
service commission bill, Uovernor
Craie should investisate this charee
If the railroads have that much control
over the legislature it isa serious thing
Perhaps if :the Governor would Adopt
the President' methods , in dean
with lobbies he would rid the capital
of this pest.
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The 1NjBlj,,York , Democrats
hardly make Suiter campaign treasur
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ture the Presidency but there it
possibility he may land In Sing-Sing
HKqrnoi tiii .ol'ml in'.-i Inn, Tl')
The pickpocket, who reneVed oU
unsuspecting visitors of their rojli
last Saturday, are now busily eogaie
in helping Craven county solve th
good roads problem.
Ww art cAirionsi toi.see kssrnrMwifl
not made by big btrsfirest and lobby.
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