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NEW BURN, N C.K SATURDAY MORNING MARCH 2, 1907
TWENTy-FIFW YEAR
NO. 237'
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THE TEST
V if you are saving or have saved Bome, money and con tern- ;
plate investing it, ask yourself if ;that investment will stand
the test of time 1 'vS '"l : -
y ' Will it be safe in the futare, safe enough to leave to your i
wife and Utile ones T Could you cash it yourself lif you had . -,
udden neei for the money. ' , -.' v'--- l; ' "'"
,' 'A savingB account In this strong and accommodating bank v,
meets all these conditions perfectly. '.tY ' " T,."',; ''t-'.
v It s an Ideal investment for your spare money.' .- m t
1AMEI B. BLADES, President.', ,-,'"
CEO. B. PENDLETON,
CCZEBCIJL IGGB99IS
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- The following Souvenir Post Cards,
. ; RAND COLORED, have just arrived:
v s The Harbor, V
Z Neuse River Bridge,
, - Middle Street,
, Market Doek.
Cedar Grove Cemcttry Fountain,
, ' Cedar Grove Entrance,
, Cntenary Methodist Church,
' 1 Water Front along E. Front St. ;
''. First Presbyterian Church, . .
-' v .Broad Street, 1
'J Poetofflce, etc t all at the low piice
i-T a for 5 cents
A Come and see our large and select
. . line of Real Photo Model Cards, also
-' Greetings from New Bern, Easter and
- other fancy card printed ' on satin.
Every lady will be delighted to receive
' our line of cards to fill their albums, t
132 Middle St. Next Kafek's B'kby
LeadinB Dealers ih Fancy Goods, Mus
t cal Instruments and Phonographs,
Deaf Friend
"K Papa works ; hard so
mamma gives him ham or y
Vieniia sausage for breakfast
The ham we used to get
didn't taste good, r The
sausage didn't either. V-Papa
said if wasn't seasoned : .: .
right. '..Mamma pays-18 cts
a pound for ham, 10c a can .
for sausage; Virginia Hams ;
18c a lb; Shafer's .Hams 18c.
Sound. Boneless Breakfast
lacon 18c pound. , ' '
A V Your friend,. '
- JACOB.
p. S.-We got the ham and
sausage papa likes at . -
Armstrong's
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Wm. B. BLADES, V.-Presldsnt
Cstlfls
CF FEES EIHIB;
WITH TJS. We will look carefully af
ter your Banking; Interests and treat
you with every courtesy, and considers'
tion.T Our method are thorough and
conservative, our resources abundant,
our facilities ample,: and our' stability
; and trustworthiness beyond question. .
- Why not open a 1'ANK "XCvX)UNT !
DO IT NOW. ;, V .
CITIZENS BAKK OF KEW BERI
I. A (UtEEK. Piwk E. B. MEADOWS, V. P.
, T. A. UZZBLl Cwhwr.
THE BQAROot BDVERXQRS
OF THE-- . '
Jamestown
Exposition
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I Selected for the Cfficial piano of
the Exposition, the sweet toned
I Stieff Piano
These grand instruments will
be used exclusively in the Music
Hall and other "Music rooms. V ,
'.This selection did 'credit to the
S judgment of the Board, ef Gov-
emurB. , y
Ton will ahpw like good die-,
cernment if pu .also select the
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- Write for particulars and prkes
The Piano WHhthe Sweet Tone
ChasM, Stieff I
166 firanby s" . Nerlolk, V. '
NEW MASONIC OFERA HOUSE
WEEK BEGINNING Mch.
NEW
COMPANY,. t ;
MEW PLAYS, -,
"M MEW - . SCENERY
. EVERYTHING .ALL .. RIGHT .1;
POPULAR PRICES tr
: ; v openinq play
THE SEI!ATC3'S V.'iFE
Interested in
Thaw Trial?
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' WASHINGTON POST and
NEW YORK WORLD have full
accounts! AV-' ;"""''" "
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A FRERII SUrrLY
Gold T-
8 to 10 pound aver t
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Silijliiiii illiiii
Ai Institution to be Named Af-
ter the Great Confederate'
;C4 General &"t
wm cue e:ll
: FissED Tt:::.3 r.Efj:::;3.
The AVilmington, Sampson and Duplin
y- Hallway Incorporated., General
Election Day a Legal uouoay.-
by LKl8latlve Act. Testa - n '
to be Made of Water, "
Gaa and EtectrW' . 7S '
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Special to Journt .- ., , -v , .
.Raleigh Mawhl-rThe" following bilte
were Introduced in the House:
To Incorperate the Randolph xad
kin railway., . h JL "
To protect attorneys from loas of com
tingent fees. ' ,
To incorporate the Blue Ridge asso
ciation lor cnnstian , cowerencH y
The special orden the bill creating
Lei county out of parts of Chatham
and Moore passed, 74 to 44 ' .--
The report of the committee on con
f erence on- the railway passenger rate
bill fixing the rate at 2J cento per mile
passed second reading, 95 to 4, and then
passed third reading, s ,,-5'.
A. bill passed to aid firemen, in. the
State' by ft tax of one per cent on gross
fire insurance premiums to be applied
to those injured or made sick in dis
charge of duty, After an amendment
excepting ' home companies had been
voted down. - J-- : J
A hill naased chartering the Wil
mington, Sampson and" Duplin railway,
A bill was totroduced in the Senate
to promote Jhe oyster industry and in
crease the State rerenue theielrom.
Bills passed consolidating the Aber
deen ft West End and the Montgomery
Jackson Springs railways. ,
To Incorporate the TJeep River rail
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To require the SUte Commissioners
of Agriculture and the Board of Agri
culture to be practical farmers.. ' v
To make general election day ft legal
holiday. . , ? "i .,i-, '
The bill to codify the decision of the
Supreme Court on the doctrine of men
tal anguish,' and to fix this as a law was
renorted without brejudice " and re-
fcrred.-'. A j,- j -,t
The bill prohibiting the sale of liquor
in Anson county, which drives saloons
and distilleries out of Wadeeboro passed
aa dd the bill establishing the Stone-'
wall Jackson reformatory or normal
training school for white youths and a
bill to allow Judges to sentence white
youths under 16 years of age to a re
forraatory or to county farms ,
A bill will follow 'making appropria-
tiont for the Stonewall Jackson train
ing school which will practically . make
it a State Institution, v It i so named
in 'compliment to Mrs. Stonewall Jack
son who recently in declining a mouthly
pension of SlOO, about to be voted by
the legislature said she preferred the
money should be used tot a reforma
tory. - '
Bills were introduced by McKacken
to protect the strawberry industry of
North Carolina, '
By Douglass to require tests of gas,
electrio end water metre.
Hy Morton, to amend thecharter of
Clinton..' .
Tj ITampton, to authorize Currituc
to levy recial tax for county homxa.
Fy V.'iiiborne, to protect t' 9 r'J.
of uiiborn clii.Jren and innoct t pur-
cliasfira.
To provi le draining the head of Fun;:1
river.
To aid the naval militia,
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One Witness 'Fined forCon
teinpt of Coui l, Another Wit;
ness Faints,- Immigrants
.Testify, Young Man Gets ;
, ; Five Years For Man ?
J'r . ; Slaughter. , ; - X:
Special Correpondence. J
ment was resumed by District Attor
ney Holton." ), ' x -
The first witness to be examinea. was
C. W Johnson,, of Charlotte,- gainBt
whom Judge Boyd ordered a judgment
of 30 yestorday for failure to ; answer
to his name In court. His .teatimony
waa inr reference to the different con
ferences held b,y the members of the
Charlotte Textile Club on the . question
of procuring foreign labor for the cotr
ton nulla of Charlotte. H. M. Victor, a
CharlotW banker, was called to the
stand to tell of a note which was hand
led in his bank and signed by Tbos. M.
Costello, the immigrant agent; and en
dorsed by E. A. Smiths ' '
J. R. Roes, business manager of the
Charlotte Observer, and ,A. W. Burcn,
advertising manager of -the: Charlotte
News testified that the cotton mill men
had not placed advertisements for labor
in either of their paper. V
In" the afternoon session several of
the emigrants were examined, each of
whom testified that Costello had offered
them better Inducements than were of.
fered in England, and gave them their
passage and twenty-five dollars ' in
money.- Quite an excitement was crea
ted when Miss Jones, one of the Eng
lish girls, who-has just come from the
hospital, fainted jtnt as District Attor
ney waa ending his cross examination.
In Guilford superior court today wai
ter Hedgepeth, , who is about twenty
years of age, entered a plea of guilty
of manslaughter which was accepted by
Solicitor Brooks. He was sentenced to
five years in the penitentiary. ,
L. G. Carter waa convicted of retail
ing and was sentenced to six months on
the county roada. . -m-
John A. Pearce, was found uilty
of embezzlement in collecting money
on an insurance - policy,- representing
himself to be the agent of the company
and was sentenced to eighteen months
on the roads. '- " .,. -,
' About June-10, there will come to
New Bern a eat load of . Florida favor
ite watermelons. ' If Gertie will prom
ise Sarah a fine sample her trouble will
be over C E Whitcomb,
Bomb Shakes Cathedral f ,
Special to Journal i ' ' ' :
Madrid, Mch 1-While hundreds of
people were in the' Catholic Cathedral
saying mass someone threw a bomb in
to the building 'and eeorM''were.,tn-
jured. t. V -VV ,1
icuee FG3 - o?.'j::xei;:;ess
Orrine Treatment it to be Used at
j Home Without Publicity, or- Loss
. of 1 ime From Bmlneii.' -V '
. Thousands of persons who really
want to quit the use of whiskey or beer
realize that they cannot do so without
mediqal help, yet they can not afford the
time or perhaps the money to go to a
sanatorium. Happily a new cure for
drunkenness has been discovered, which
is. to be taken at home and costs lees
than the average drinker will spend in
a day for drink.
In using Orrine there is absolutely no
publicity, as the remedy is sold 'by the
leading druggists in nearly every city
and town,' or it can bo sent by mail
Sure relief is positive when "Orrine is
used. So uniformly successful is this
treatment that in every box is a regis
tered guarantee which entitles yqu to a
refund of your money If Orrine fails to
e.Tecc a cure.
Orrine is in two forma, No 1, a secret
remedy) absolutely tasteless and odor-
less which can le given In food-or
d.i. ' wiUifiut tne pationt s knowledge;
No 2 in pill form for thoae who wmh to
te'circd. The price of either form is
a box. Send to the Orrine Co.,
-.'on, D. C.,' for free booklet
i 1 c
l.; ":.:! L.Uliu.
re for liquor in soon (h:-.troye4
riiso tr'!'-t "t i:l co'imifr.rcd,
The c
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Greensboro, March L-In the Federal '"' M Kve an gtalka and the tree tops left inthe
Court here yesterday morning, the what an enterprise wood8 to roi hy the lumber men cutting
i -..rUL -v- L . the National Cash Register Co. at Day- out timbe.
t.:e sracj iectce
Life at The Rational .; Cash
r Register Workg Interest-
- ingly Described Civic s
: Improvement the
1 -X'tJ'' ' -Objects ixS-
There was a urge ana nignjy pieaseo
attendance at the stereoptican enter-
tainment at the opera house last night, j
it - waa interesting ana instructive w .
the highest degree. The views which!
ton, Ohio, is, and more 4han that what jhe 'company will distribute, large
can be obtained by the' system of co- Bura8 0f niony annually to North Caro
operation between the emyloyers and j jina pe0ple for raw material and la-
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sons on the company s pay roll is 5,40
a small city in itself, and of course the
very large majority of these are fac
tory, workers The lecturer gave views
of the hands at Work or play, the splen
did, order maintained he educational
advantages .offered by the company and
showed how1 by; friendly intercourse
under circumstances afforded by the
proprietors that they are like one big
family each interested in the other.
Among the best features of intellec
tual advancement is the Welfare Lea
gue, a club of men which provides lec
tures, concerts and : other entertain
ments for those who work at tne lac
tor there being a large hall for the
purpose,- this weuare league is sup
plemented by a woman's club who look
after the interests of the female con?
tuient of the great concern."
One of the principal objects in giving
this lecture la the village improvement
Landscape gardeningJs very simple and
adds io much to the beauty of a: yard,
that the proprietors who have, made
this a Study and a practical experiment
have put lecturers on the road with a
view to putting the ider of beautifying
premises by means of flowers, shrub
bery, vines and trees. Then the beau
tifying of the public" thoroughfares by
planting trees, removing unsightly ob
jects and establishing things that will
add to the appearance.1 Their theory is
that what has been done in and around
this community can be done elsewhere,
and if the idea is only firmly set in the
minds of the, people that it will accomp
lish similafresmts.";,:,;
Mr. E; S. Thomas, the lecturer, u a
ydung man thoroughly conversant with
his subject and enthutiastis because of
the possible good that can be accomp
lished by this meaiis of lecturing. The
views and lantern were admirably hn
died by Mr. Campbell, the electrician.
y;'No Higher Court
Spedai iourJial:-.
Culpepper, Va. March lst'-Judge
Harrison,' presiding over .the murder
trial of the Strothe? bwthwe, wOd, that
he recognized no higer court than his.
Thia rilling ;"ame : f rom.' "an -attempt to
change the, manner of trial " v
The followm letter ' to Mr.i J: J.
Baxter from Conartssman Charles R.
Thomas explains the clock .situation
and shows that Mr. Thomas is doing
his best to make the. Government end
of the transaction fulf ul its promise.
Mr; Thomas says :
"Washington, D. D., Feb. 27.
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.- Baxter, E&iM&W?M
wew Bern. .
Dear VM&pJ?T$S rXW
I have your letter,7 X supposed that
the appropriation of $5,000 would be
sufflcient to provide a clock with an Illu
minated dial and also a striking'clock
There is so much profit in these Gov
ernment bids it seems,, that they are
going to exhaust all the money without
carrying out the promise of the super
vising architect to me. , I assure you I
will do all. in my power to have the
clock both a striking one and with an
illuminated dial. "
. Yours truly ;
' C R. THOMAS.
Fancy grape fruit at Whitcomb 'a
Korfetk & Southern Reduced
Rates
The Norfolk & Southern Rsilwsy has
authorized reduced rates as follows:
To New Fern,. N. C, April 14, 1907,
account Convocation .at St, Peter's A,
u Z-M cimrch, tickeU to be good
1 r ., fnwirg day April , 15th
T, r.m .j,, ratea w;n ipply; From
Coll' ro.. 11 65: teats, tl 40; La-
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11.10;
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Editorial of the C Christian
-V Advocate' Organ-, of the "
v Baptist .Church. -
" Th hnilHinor and "nrtir)rr of- the
paper ' mill at New Bern; N.. Cf by
the Carolina Paper Pulp Company, will
8 market for' large quantities 6f
raw material, now a waste product of
our fields and forests namely, cotton
The company is making an appeal for
capital to -enlarge their plant at New
Kern; N. C , and should have the sup
port of all investors seeking a aafe and
remunerative investment.
. North Carolina id benefit from the
purchase of the raw material, benefit
from the expenditure made by the mill
for labor, why. not also share in the
distribution of the dividends to stock
holders.
Sunday Laws in Canada.
Special to Journal.
.Montreal, March 1st Parliament
passed a law today making it a , crime
to do any work on the Sabbath other
than that of mercy or necessity.
Lunacy Commission for Thaw.
Special to Journal.
New York, March 1st District At
torney Jerome is still firm in his deter
mination to have a lunacy commission
appointed for the defendant. He ex
pressed the belief that Thaw was in
sane. . Big Craft Measure Spoiled
Special to Journal.
Washington, Mch 1 The Ship Sub
sidy bill was voted on by the House of
Representatives today and the measure
was lost by seven votes.
Grand New Capitol Building ,
Special to Journal
Madison, Mch 1 Georgia white mar
ble will enter largely into the construe
tion of - the magnificent new Capitol
building the plans of which have re
cently been adopted, the cost is to be
$6,000,000. -;"":-;:'Vl:.' :
Ciiy Blown to Pieces
Special to Journal
Washington, Ark., Mch 1 A cyclone
struck this town early today and blew
down many houses. Several , people
were killed. '
0. fine Cotton Seel tor-Fanersi
: Hawkins Extra Early prolific cotton
seed: .1 have a few bushels for sale at
76 cents per bushels, .in lots not less
than ten bushels, or. $1,00 per .'tingle
bushel i Address I N. Howard, Jllades
Craven Co N.C.W- --.ti-;'.
Peruchi-fiypzene Company
The Peruchi-Gypzene Stock Company
comes to - the New ; Masonic Opera
House Monday night for a weeks engage
ment presenting "The Senators Wife'
as the opening bill. This company come
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KOBERT MANSFIELD, LEADING HAN Or
PEHUCHI GYFZENE COMTANY HERE
NEXT WREK.
to Uiis city w
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CIta-oIco Lot
Shafer's
ALSO FANCY ELGIN BUTTER 35 cents
JUST RECEIVED
J. L, McDANIEL.
Corner Broad and Hancock Sts.
At Old
We are showine
iewy
Spring Silks, Mulls, Lawns, Ginghams, etc. ai
Old Prices.
It is a well known fact that Silks, Ribbons,
and all classes of Cotton and Woollen Goods are
much higher than they were last Spring, but we
are glad to say to 'our customers that we an-
ticipatcd the great advance and bought our en
: tire Spring Stock early in the fall, before the
advance and will be prepared to sell our trade
goods at OLD PRICES. So don't forget that
you can buy it for less at our Stores than any
where else,
1,000 Yards 40 in. Lawns at
12. l-2c, worth 20c.
J. J. BAXTE
TWO
, sin nnni run
OISTER
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ICWeplaci to get the, Finrtt;
Oysters," eerved in,i anjj style.;
Freeh" Supply of "Candii and
Fruits. All the' Leading Fpuny
Uiri DrinkeS HotChoeolate,V-
', 'Phone 187 when thlrety;-'vl . .:''
C. J. LlcSOIILE!.
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Lot Just Made up, 20 Sheets
f -r 5 cents
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30C
Small Hams,
Breakfast Strips
New Bern,
59a
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Prkes
this week our Beauuiui
STORES
SEED
POTATOES
; Maine Grown Early Rose
and White Bliss. See us
- we will make the PRICE
ALL RIGHT.- . -:
CUTHRELL & "LOKEY
General Hardware,
. Doors, Blind--lime
kbs tm, lima
l FEIiCE SCENE'S POT
wn- 'i malt . vW
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UNPKR HOTl-X CHATTAWKA
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