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KEW BERNiNORTfl CAROLINA. FK1DAY M0RNI
JFEBRITARY. , 1 1 ' 1 9 1 0.
in DPD OM9
TWENTY EIGHTH YEAR
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The Final
of any extravagance is idpt merely the dollars actual-. :
ly spent, -but indudes.what those dollars might have
done for you if properly utilized.
Every time you spend a dollar you lose also the
interest on it for the balance of your life. . . :
Every dollar you Keep from wasting and deposit
in your svings department wiQiarn you 4 per cent
for as many years as you .leave it here, 4 ;
Think otthe 4marbefyott-spi
your account here wul grow.
.IAS R. RT.Anif.S T. A. liRERN. V. Pres. -
JgC Wm. R. EIiADKS, V Prt4 GEO B PENDLBTO.V. CMhier
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FACTS
OUT COTTON
GOODS
Don't let the high price of cotton frighten you, we are
still and will continue to sell Cotton Fabrics at the same
low prices as heretofore.
We prepared months ago to protect our customers, its
our duty and pleasure to protect those who trade with us,
but some one might say how are we to know this. To all
we would suy come and get our prices and comp ire them
with an other house. Each day we are receiving large
shipments of spring goods.
Best Galateas, all shades,
Best Dress Gingham, worth,
Best Audery Suiting "
UoBt Calcutta Fabrics "
20c. values for
12 Jc.
15c
. 10c.
15c.
10c.
10c.
06c.
Victims Pole. And His Comely.
Bride Story pi The Crime. - J
' Cleveland,' Ohio, Feb. 10. lohn Je
nowaki and his comely young I Polish
brida found murdered in'-, their beds
die In aatiafactian of a.debf;of six
ty dollars. ' .'v-
This is the story told the police in a
statement which they say was fnde to
them bv Gaorire Boscardoi are 29 arres
ted on thn ehatK M muror in ihe tirHt
Lawrence Mck Found
ty. " Many Cases Disposed c
Yesterday was a busy day Jn Supef-
ior Court and both the judge and cw
sel were taxed to the utmost capacity
in keep ng track of the many case thajt
were called., ?,-;'- " " j
Lawrence Mack- the old colored map
who was mtJtrlal'liif tyttftyd&tf':
ing'jake. Turtle, anoUierfcoliored' majs
at Diver several moQtha ago was foOnH
UJdisilgliiala byaiury aud tetett&H T
The following oihei1 case were dis
posed of. " , . i
State vs. Frank Boyd, larceny de
fendant plead guilty, 2 year on fount J
roads." " :v'5'l
State vs. Jim Janes, retailing, guilty
sentence reserved..
State vs. Chas. Pate. Ben
bert Brown. Leslie Evans, attempted
burglary, jury had not returned 'verdict
at 6 o'clock. v
Chas. Thompson, house breaking
gnilty ?, years on county roads.
Janowski, according to this statement,
to aecore her love, but had found him
self unable to realize on the movement.
Angry because of his failure to get hi
money, the police say that BoscK-do
tells of waiting for the couple to return
to their home at 1616, Riverbed avenue
Sunday night, again demanding the
money, and failing to get it, killing the
woian at a blow with a section of gas
pipe. Th man, as the story is told,
succumbed after a struggle
For three nights and three davs the
bodies lay in the house, while Boscardo
coolly - continued his employment at a
foundry. After the door of the house
was broken in on demtnri of neighbors
the ' Janowskis were found where
they had fallen. The gas pipe was nea -by."
A report by a neighbor woman that
Boscurdo viBited the house Saturday
and Sunday night led to his arrest
Blood, the police say, wa-a found on
his underclothing, but hiB cuter clothes
had apparently beei. cleaned.
See us for Garden Fencing
Basnight Hdw. Co.
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
J. M. Mitchell
61 Pollock St.
& Co.
Phone 288
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C()ML(i DOWN TO
HARD FACTS
it may as well be admitted that
there s little difference in the ii ice
of this, that or the other roal-per
ton on car or cart. There's a lot of
difference in the amount of com
bustible matter- so much goes up
the chimney in smoke, or in tbo
aahpan as clinker, when you burn
some coals! That's why we are
presistent in the effort to get you
to buy the ripht kind of coal.
Ellis Coal and
Wood Yard
County teachers Mealing
Next Saturday morning at 11 o'clock
the Craven County Teacher's Associa
tion will hold their monthly meeting in
the Griffin Memorial Hall. Pof. E C.
Brooks, of "urham, N. C, who is well
known in educational circles will de
liver on interesting address- The Do
mestic S ;ience department of the grad
ed s :hool will terve lunch. It is hoped
that ever v. teacher in the county will
be present and participate in the exer
cises.
polk
Miller "Col"
"Old South
Tom Book ir and
Quartette. "
PILES CURED IN 6 TO. 14 DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching, Blind, Weed
ing or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 day
or money refunded. 60c.
sw mm EVENTS
(Continued from Page Four)
Jr. discovered several young chickens
were scratching up soma seed; he had
recently planted in hia back yard tie
at once started to run them away from j
the seed beds and in doing so fell and
broke his arm. He was carried to Dr.
Jones where medical attention was ren
dered him The injury U a painful
one ani will doubtless incapacitate him
for several days
The-e will be a concert given by the I?
L yal Workers Concert Troupe of the
Freewill Baptist Church at the Masonic
Theatre . next Wednesday Feb. 16th,
consisting of songs and recitations by
The following committees have been
appointed by President E. K. Bishop of j
tneChamber of Commerce for the cur
rent year;
Railroads R. A. Nunn chairm, C. L
Ives, C. J. McCarthy.
Manufacturing I,. 1. Moore chair
man; T. G. Hyman, C. Eby.
Cotton and Tobacco Exchange B. B
Hurst chairman, H. W, Armstrong, J.
W. Stewart.
'Publications- O. G. Dunn chairman,
W. T: Hill, C L. Stevens.
City improvements Wm. E, lis chair
man, U A. Underwood, Wm. Dunn Jr.
Public Health-Dr. J. F. Patterson
chairman. Dr. R N. Duffy, J. G. Dunn.
Conventions, Hotels, Public Amuie
merrts Geo. N. Ives chairman, II. W.
Simpson, ,D. E. Henderson.
Educational Institutions A. D Ward
chairman, S. M. Brinson, W. M. Wat
son.
Mercantile and Trucking L H Cut
ler Jr. chairman, C. V. MeGehee, W.
II. Bray.
Unclassified New Industrie I. J.
Wolfenden chairman, W. A. Mcintosh,
D. W. Stevenson
'' Immigration and Labop T. A Green
cltairman, Wade Meadows, M. II. Allen
; Banking and Financial Institutions
Ji. H. Cutler chairman, Geo. B. Pendle
ton, Jno Dunn, T. A. Uzzal!.
. Rivers, Harbors and Water Trans
portation J. A. Bryan chairman, N.
W. Jones, C. D.' Bradham.
; Roads and Road Improvements C.
E. Foy chairman, Wm. Dann, H. A.
'Brown.
Information tnd Statistics J. S.
KCIaypoole chairman, J. A. Jones, H. M
rGrovea.
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Phone 47
Union Point.
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BARGAIN IN TYPEWRITERS
No. 1 S. P.
No. 2 S..P,
MKirc
$20 1
$35;.! STORE
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surprise
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it Is to Home that you
can pet a tannine
,! STORM BUGGY, we
ar pionpvr bujKWts
1 i of any spedil rig that , '
' you cannot get with
, oil a Wg price, We.'
j.. are tit LowM in
price, , iTj as. v
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.The way In which many an old ante
bellum negro had come to consider him
self the real owner of the plantation
where he was born , and still lived o
slivo is described in one of the best
stories told by Polk Miller, the famous
Virginia entertainer, who will appear
here on Tuesday Feb. 22. at the Masonic
Opera House,
"On one of our places, says Mr.
Miller, "there is an old man who is em
ployed to do light work and for which
he receives compensation commensurate
with the service performed. One of hia
duties Is to water the horss every day
i at 12 o'clock. Hia inability to carry In
I his head the daily routine work requir
ed 'Und which, by the way. is one of
the characteristics of the race) causea
hU old master to reprimand him often
for nia cruel negligence. It finally, be
came au nnbrarable that his roaster
told bim if it occurred again they would
have to aeparate. 'It ain't a gwnle
to happ'n agin, suh,' said the ok man.
"All rteht' sstd the master." but as
surely as it does hsppen again we will
separate." - . v.
. The impression made upon the old
negro by thto "powerful acolUa," "as
be called i'r laatert for'soveral weeks,
bat It did happen at last and his old
master called him up and said: "We've
rot to separate sooner or latw -and It
might as wen 'com to-day." The old
3rky, seeing- tbat his master wai 1ft
dead earnest, began to -Uk the
araUon aerioualy (0 beart. Sod da Wered
nimself of the following speech: " el!,
marslar. ws bat been together ill war
Ufa. W Ma played together ft child'
40, bunted coofM and o'possnma toelk-
er. an' no both us Is don got ol an
h do look Ilk pity fof as to aepara
at di Urn o.tlf. it sbo doe. Bat It
all my fault, ali my fault, sub, an, 1
cyan't aav a word' glnac what yoa be
said". Then looking DO inUI bl Old
witr's face, in a ton of great aor
.he added; "Well, auh, has yog
mad up yo. mind t a W whar yoo's
agwmkT" - ' v
the building of the new Freewill Bap
tUt church. Admission 15, 25 and 25
cents. C'me one, come all, and help a
worthy cause. Sears en Bale at Waters'
McScrlevs and Ed Clark.
A passenger who boarded the east
bound train at Clarka Sunday afternoon
called on us yesterday, and in speaking
of that place ssid, that although there
were three sbx-es, two brick yar Js, two
Peoples Bank
NEW BERN. N.C.
O. PAID ON
O oAVINVj J
STRONC.
COURTEOUS
PROGRESSIVE
Modern Banking Service
When you go to your bank for biteine&s purposes
you want to be waited upon promptly. Quick service
is our watchword. We are thoroughly equipped to re
ceive deposits, answer inquiries in regard to individual
balances and other questions with dispatch and accu
racy. Both checking and savings accounts are cordial
ly invited.
WM.DUNN
PREST.
CD.BRADHArvt
VICE PREST..
TA.UZZELL
CASHIER
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PILES! PILES! PILES!
Williams' Ind an Pile Ointment wil
the children, end in addition lrapeclure Bhnl. Bleeding arid itching Pile?.
performance. The proceeds will ge to
4 . ...
It absorbs the tumors, allayfl itching at
once, acts as a poultice, gives inatant
relief. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment
is prepared for Piles md itching of the
private parts, So'e by druggists, mail
50c and tl.OO. Williams' MTg. Co..
Props., Cleveland, O.
See us for "Pittsburgh Perfect"
field and garden fencing. J. S.
chUThes, one brick school house, on j Basnight Hdw. Go.
sw mi I and a large number of Inhabi
tants there was no waiting room for
the accomm vlation of the traveling pub
lie. The cltiz mi of that pUce travel
if only for a short distance, a great
dsal and they should have a depot or
some accosnmolatVin afforded them.
BE P0BT OF THE CONDITION
A: TREMENDOUS; BIG STOCK
IN FAUT TWO IJIU lAJ.uDINr.1) IN UNK '
: I have pmtA m Einslon branch stor bert, and have mors gtou en
hand now than ver, nd to gt Hi of m, ill of wm cut trlos on
etcryibinf TWs is tw red btnrr in front of my store, a I am not try
ing to stimulate tmai'np by any fak sal. Too can ae 1mm 20 to M
fr tntoo any rtlf1 y6u buy at my star. K will pay you to buy ynur
next winter Suit off Overotst now at fh pri ws will soil at 1 must
it rki of my tremendous stork ffl a short time (o mak room for try
j f prlfg ani Bummer Coots sod wfll sn at almost ssy pri'!. Dtn snd
fir'K-e not rn!i snt b contn4. Twrs to rv.
VYw Buck Stotfs and Ranzci
can b; had at Basnight f Idw. Co.
CANDIDATE F0H COUNTY
Vi ;, TREASURER
To the DomocraUe Voter of Crstm
County. TJ
f rre-lful1r anrvrturvs that I snail
be crtdi.lts for r-"Wtifm for ih,
oftice of TfMiift ff Crn Oiiiy,
;)' it to the arilrm of the D't.tm;!
, There will be & regular . meeting of
the Chamber of Commerce held at the
Court Hous tonight at 8 o'clock. The
Committee appointed on the Fair, Bi
centennial and Firemen's Toomment
at lb last meating are to make their
report at this meeting and every mem
bria rt quested to be present. The
following new member have joined
since the last report: J Council Brown,
Walter Duffy, David Uorris, D 0 Gs
kins, and John A 8 tree, making fifty
ix to joined sloe the first of tb year,
and a total membership of on hundred
and forty nine. . .. ;
Uauaual Interest la belng manifested
vsrywhtr in Um production f "fit.
Elmo,'! Nll Twomey'a drtmatlsstjon
of AniosU I. Cvaaa'M! of that
aunv, which will b teen in this dty
kt tha Masoub Tbeatr oft . Feb. 14
Tb production ka on an lahorate aaal
fend the prodQciac eompany I msdVop
of metropolitan player, in tb sslestlon
of ws m every car was aiereUed,
I this aeetlo of tb eowotfy aspedai-
1y. lb ntay will b recetved wtia gmt
eorioslty, for lb took bu been slac
it first appearance mor tbaa 4w
genera Uoni ago, , tb Wading literary
pleUr of eouthern Ufa. - V - J'-.
tte yestere'sy afternoon a whit
maa who said bis hom was near J3l-
lair and whu wm preaumsbly In a Stat
f Mml-lntoslcaUoa rasbed into tb of-
fic of tb Chief of folic and la an b
cohrnl way declared tbat bs bad bea
robUd by a. sneaking "blind tfger"
runner. From all the fart that rould
be lemd from bl tory he had ben
accoeted on U trt by a ngro ma
thoolTiTi to gl Mm s oiart of Whla
ky for 11.00. lis st once hiti 11 en
the rqj1rd amount, ar. l okrw4
mn, dollsrand sll trace tt him vts
lhL IIew!1 riot g'e !). rtn't
Bmt and it ln-i"ii,i In Imn S
arrant. ' VVhi Uto tl cl: ': -,n t f
Dnlr ws v.'ui:.-j y ord
Ihs Oon'', illr wul a wir rniin.
OP THE
MUTUAL AID BANKING COMI'ANT
at New Bern, In (he Slate of North
Carolina, At The ( lose of Bns
iness Jan. 31st, W10.
We are Receiving Daily
Our Spring Stock
Of Clothing, Shoes, Dry Goods,
Notions, White Goods etc.
We bought our stock before the
advance and will give our customers
the benefit of it as long as they last.
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BAXTER
Elks Temple
Department Store
KK80UBCES
Loans and discounts, $ 7, 852. 98
Overdrafts. .
aMured 294.68
Furaltur and fixtures, 1,257 93 j
AH other real estate owned. 2,238 68
Da from bank and bankers, 6SL0O
Gold coin 25.C0
Silver ooln, Including sll ml-
" nor ooln currency, 271.99
Naltonaf bank notts and other
U S Botea. 692 00
1 13,184.01
To The Business Men
of New Bern
FACTIONS, LACK of CO Ol'KRATlON and NEGLECT of NAT
URAL ADVANTAGES will KILL any town.
An active commercial Imdy prevents factions, promotes co-operation
and protects the community's interests.
The NEW BERN CHAMBER 0T COMMERCE stands committal
to business co-operation, an improved municipality, waterways, coun
try thoroughfares and everything that promotes progress In a com
munity. Will you aid us to this end?
Annual meeting next Fridsy night at court house, 8:30 sharp.
Election Officers, bi-centennlsl celebration and other Important mat
ters to come up., Everybody InviteU
Watch its grow, 25 new member lessthao i month.
New members daily. -
LIABILITIES
Cepttt Stock pilJ l $ 3,894 W
8ur plus Fund, . 106 73
Undivided profit a, Uss cor
rtot vxpenfS. and tax '
Ullla pyabl,-: . t 1,800.00
Tim certifies U of deposit, - 3,621. 89
DrpoaiU rabiect to sbeck, . 4.22L94
I Chamber of, Commerce
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CRAVE COtrNTT, 1 i ',. f
X Jcba II. riaher, cablr of tb a-
bove-amd bank, do aoUmaly iwsar
that th abov statemtst H r to
U bt of my kaowiedt aal belle!
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, ' . W. W. THOMPSON, .'
wm. CBirnN; .
.'"' Mrtctor.
Eu? rrlbfi and rvr to bt tutt tnt
t,ia lOih dy ef FfLruary, 1310. .
JAMr.3 M. HATtllinON,'
, Nntrr Tul llfi.
Cntr.tf.lsstos Sip'tBS !jirrh ItMUl
New Bern
A SELECT LINE
- We have , a' very select Hih5.;7ofsuiting.and
pants patterns. Also several fancy vbt-patterns. ,
v -n p ALL AND SE TH EM -i-".
P. Mi Chadwick, Merchant tailor
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WlsmTii kdiilMiisiV'liiiiaais rtmi "sanaimeawir wW .- " 1 1 '"' "" '-! ' m vmmmmmmmmj , . .,
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vLooIi After Ycnr Rcofs
'' and bad places now before the spring raina come.
Wc sell HOOFING that h guaranteed." it bits a Icn-j
time, is c icily put on. no more whn you u :
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