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:K ETiBEKN, SQRTfl CAROLINA THURSDAY;MOBING. ,MARCH. ;1910.
TWENTY EIGHTH YEAR
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Consta
nt
Tq th$ Requirements of Its ' Depositors
OFFICERS:
Jae. B BMdm. Prandant
Wm. B. BladM. Vie Pnsidant
T. A. GrMn. Vic Prwldwt
Geo. B. Pcodletoo. CMkkr.
DIRECTORS:-
J. W Stewart,
Richard N. Duffy,
J a me Redmond,
R B Hurst.
C. E. Foy.
J. S. Baamght."
I. 3. Wolfended,
E. H.
T. 0. Warren, -,
W. kiuwor.
- L. B. Cutlar. Jr.
I. B. ffadM.
L. t Woara. '
Wm.'B, BladM,
T..A, Orttn.
MMMVHm,
is ajifltable feature of thig
bank's service, end is, in a large
measure, responsible for its -high
standing among ''New
Bern's financial institutions.
We invite you to acquaint us
with YOUB banking needs,
assuring you of our willingness
to meet every
mand.
legitimate de-
JoL sarThe Acjtof Women Especially lnvited :
While Othew die of African ITever
The -Colonel and His Party
fj jjoy Jthe Best oflfealtb.. "
Gondokoro Sudan on the upper Nilo,
March 2. Roosevelt luck has attended
the American hunters and' scientists
and this time they may he congratula
ted upon their escape from the African
feyer tbat has followed at the wake of
the expedition. Cot, Roosevelt and his
Immediate associates sailed ' for Khar
tum yesterday
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WE WILL SELL
MONDAY and TUESDAY
LADIES WHITE SHIRT
WAISTS BEAUTIFULLY -TRIMMED.
AT THE FQL
LOWING PRICES. . . .
50c. 90c. $1.00 $2.
$2.25 and $2.50
J. M. Mitchell & Co.
61 POLLOCK ST. ' PIIONE 288.
D SodefiPiesuli;m Trench medi-
cal missionary who lunched with Mr.
Roosevelt yesterday, suddenly died of
fever at noon today.
At a camp a jjnininfr that occupied by
the Americans here an English sports
man is seriously ill following a trip to
Kampala, the capital of Uganda and
one of the places at which the Smithso
nian African scientific expedition
stopped.
The district commissioner of Gondo-
koro, the British officials of which, were
most active in entertaining their Amer
ican guests, has been stricken with fe
ver and todny is confined to his bed.
Mr. Presch had done missionary work
in Africa for ten years during which
time his healih had been gradually un
dermined by th climate.
tip
A Good .TikIkp of Fuel
will never burn anything but our
high grade White Ash coal. It is
not only satisfactory for cooking
and heating purposes, but its in
tepse heat and long continued
combustion m.ke it economical
m the household.
Ellis Coal and
Wood Yard ;
Phone 47
Union Point
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money if it
fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signa
ture is on each box. 25c.
A Crsat Mystery
The"Circular Staircase" is the latest
and best detective sturjT from the pen
of Mary Roberts Rine heart, outhor of
"The Manjn Lower Ten." This great
mystery story will be given free with
the New York Sundjiy World, in book
let form. Get tae first 20,000 words of
this story next Sunday. Complete in
five weeks. If not located near a news
dealer, send to The World.
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INJURED
Two Big Ferryboats Crashed To
gether v Buririg,HeavyFog.
Both Boat? "Werft .tea ved. 'l
Philadelphia, March 2 Nine persons
wer injured today In collision of
ferryboats during "a dense fog on the:
Delaware river. Several of the injured
were removed to a hospital .
The collision occurred it one of that
ferry slips of the Pennsylvania Rail-;
road Company at foot of Market street
jaiiU8 ty. Tbe. pifpt of; the ferry-;
boat Camden in crossing "the river:
from Camlen, N. J. lost his bearings
in the fog and crashed into the ferry
boat Wenonah, which was just leav
ing its slip. There were 600 passengers
on the Camden' and it was deeper in
the water than t he Wenonah, which J
was lightly loaded, and the main deek
of the Wenonah crashed into the
crowded cabin of the Camden The fcg
was so dense that the boata came to
gether without warning and before the
passengers in the Wenonah's cabin
could escape.
The cabin was crushed and several
persons were crushed The most se
riously injured was Michael O'Connor,
of Camden, who sustained a fracture
,if the leg. The other persons caught
in the crash were injured by broken
wood and tin crashing of glass.
- ' The collision caused a panic on both
boats but the passengers were quickly
assured that neither boat was in dan
ger of sinking.
In The Dayj Of Your Grandmother
Cod Liver Oil was administered in a
crude and most repulsive form, and
wou'd invariably upset the stamach.
Today all the medicinal properties of
Cod Liver Oil are combined with Tonic
Iron in the Preparation called VINOL
without oil. It is very beneficial in
pulmonary troubles and quickly creates
strength for weak, run down and aged
persons. P 3 Duffy Druggist New
Bern N. C.
HKOfflEWIW.
Coca Cola I'.ottlitig Works Anno
unced Unique Cap Competi
tion-
Appreciating the fad just now in
vogue for saving every kind of coupon,
tag or pictures carried by up-to-date
specialty manufactures, the Coca-Cola'
Bottlinir Works have announced a uni
que method by which thir patrons and
jobbers will be able to share in a unique
premium competition which they have
just Inaugurated. Beginning the past
week each bottle of Coca- Bola has been
put up with a special premium cap and
fur a stated number of these kept and
turned i.i to the enmpany, any one ofa
37 handsome prizes will be awarded.
Only caps redeemed bearing the word
"Premium." These prizes will range
from half a dozen pencils to a diamond
ring, and they are announced from
circulars which may be obtained from
any Coca-Cola agency. The premium
offer is worth investigation and prom
ises to create much interest adv.
SHORT - PASSING EVENIS
2TZ
As A Special Inducement ,
In order to cut down rny Tremendous Big Stock,
I will still continue to allow my Special LOW PRI
CKS remain on all my goodseven to the new Spring
Roods that I am receiving every day. "
Your for business,
Sam Lipman.
llrjaa , Block,
THOUSANDS
ii
IRK
TOSAVE VICTIM
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Hope to JMgOut VictiQis of Ter
rible Land Slide Alive. Work
. In Great Peril.
, ..
Wallace Idaho, March 2. One thous
and mea'and boys, with huge bfli fires
built f rota the debris of wrecked cot
tages, worked frantically all night at
Mace, Burke and Murray where houses
were, destroyed and men, women and
children have been rescued alive and
there is still hope for others.
' Early . toJay twenty-four bodies had
been recovered and the work wn.s being
pressed with the utmost vigor. It is
very perilous, as it shown by the en
tombing of rescue parties at both Mace
and Burke.
Tne worst disaster to 'escuers occur
ed at Burke. David Shepherd, Dick
Richot, ..William Painter and James
Rogers were overwhelmed at this point
They were among the first to reach
Mace af ter-the disaster and were work -ing
there when the report came that
Burke had been hit by a slide. They
headed the first volunteer party that
went there apd were assisting a num
ber of women out of a wrecked house
at the bottom of the slide when (.he
avalanche started again and they were
caught under timbers and killed.
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WILLIAMS' KIDNEY PILLS
Have you neglected your Kidneys?
Have you overworked your nervous sys
tern and caused trouble with your kid
neys and bladder? Have you pains in
loins, side, back, groins and bladder?
Have you a flabby appearance of the
face, especially under the eyes? Too fre
quent a desire to pass urine? If so, Wil
liams' Kidney Pills will cure you-at
Druggist, Price 50c. Williams' M'f'g.
Ci., Props., Cleveland, ().
Yes Buck Stoves and Ranges
can be had at Basnight lldw. Co.
County Teachers' Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of Cri
ven Ounty Teachers' AsaociaUon will
be held at Griffin Memorial Hall Satur
day March 6th at 12 M.
r.2 Mi.ldic fltrrt
1 1 K
If '
1W1 cUU) ?Juareeiihncinf tleadny, 1you are wb ytnl
will tmjr now tefort lb flood tide of high pricrt. .. ;
Ant offeriDg the wtirt holdings of Mr. Howp,llnted 8t o 7
.Cravfjf St, 23 Broad Bt, and M to W Clftfflth BLJ Uk dwlrii
s tie d welling on Jargf eoroer lot Arena AJ Elvmide, all tx ing
twd taluca. ,'V r,'1Vt ''VV ' ''
' XUo ftWuU totorlal ptpcri, Burrtj Domls alid issue Insnr
.MticrT(rinf fin", accidie tn, airkowtg,'. pUu iwrilfr, fly
whei l,'bkbk aal perMnal burglary, live itoclf, tUs lUrncraUr
- thatHatUfactioa ia'fuarastocd absolutct la all' transaction
rtlnwti tklitgnjcy.--;-' u- T 7 - V '- i
lirotd Creek Itemi.
March 1 W are having some very
rainy weather now' after such a long
siege ofary weather. Some of the farm
era ere. having bad weather to work..
Mr. Fukher filled his reoUr appoint
ment flturdy night and Sunday, he
preached a good sermon Sunday and
there was right many ouKto hear hint.
George "Wiley died at the residence of
Mr. Charlie Davie o Moo da J sight the
28th of Feb.. '
' Mr. Udgb llolton '.and . Mr., 00
Speight wtre ihe gwMte of Mieeae tUn
telle an1 Ola Dona Kundty afletnooo.
Mrs. Romle Thnmsa was (he giet
of V tae Ida Dunn Sunday afternoon
'Ut. 'Bryan fitlilej who hu been
ployed on Mr. , Broeddu nairoed left
Sunday tofor nlng ivt his home,, where
' a tfc . ( m i a
ne win renwia a using me spring ana
eutnaief month- v ' -t " ,
Thre will . he V pie arty , at the
rhool hrwM Bsturrlny night, everybody
invited to eoaie out end hive e' good
time, ' . ' '
, Mine Htttle Holtnn, who ht heee
tMching erhool in Psmllco, wee hom
SunrUy, She ws e;cenipnitd ky Mr.
Wiley. .:, ,'.rf - t
. ' k , MTTLE G1PL.
(Contniued from Page. Four)
expert, went to Plymouth to see Dr.
A. W. Disosway. His disease was pro
nounced by Dr. Tayloe as smallpox.
Wo are glad to state his case a light
one and there are strong hopes that he
will soon recover. Dr. Tayloe returned
to the city Monday nighs. Whshington
N. C, News, March 2.
Who has not heard of Frank Tolar,
the dimimuitive commedian who has !
scored such a hit in the "Candy Shops"
this season? In next 8undsy'a issue
we are goinr to publish "Oikaloosolu,"
a suhg written for him by one 6f the
leading composers of the day. - Wher
ever this song has been heard it has
been highly praised. Don't fail to se
cure a copy of that tsaue.
So great hat been the laecets of the
romsntio American drama, "The White
Squaw" to be presented here March
10th, that a second company U to be
organized at one to play the Eastern
territory. .The original production and
compsny, headed by Delia : M Clarke
who wrote the play ana ar peers In the
leading role, will remain 1q this immed
iate vicinity and be seen in tbia city.
After a careful compute lioo af fig
ure it has been found that New Bern's
shipping over the Norfolk A Sou the ra
Railway it aa large If not ' larger thaa
any other town in this eeetloo. Daring'
tbe pett few weeke the force of era
ployeet who art employed at the Trent
river ware bouse have been rutted to
keep ap with the heavy eMpmeoU that
are both coming and going M ud from
thte city.
AILot the local bottlers 6f Cote Cola
have been 'notified by tbe home offlee at
Atlante, Gi., tht a oeiT idea., la to bej
introduced by the originator of thia
popular bfvereg. Tbit will be the giv
ine-ef preeeou for tbe rttarn of the
bottle crowns. Tbeee crow at to be of
any value must have the word "premW
am" priii led- oe 1L. , Thia new adver
Ustngechenie win doubtleet prove t
be ?r Doratar. ' ' - . ' e '-
.... . -. ' 'y
la t few short weeke the shocte of
Election of Officers
. At a slated conclave of St. John's
Com mand try No. 10 Knights ''empla
held at their Asylum last night the fol
lowing named officers were elected and
installed by Past Commander II. It.
Smith and Dr. J II Rhem, Past Com
mander as Marshal.
Sir Knight .1. S. Basnight, Knninent
Commander
Sir Koight W. T. Hill, -Captain Gen
eral. Sir Knight A. W. Simpson, Oener
alessimo. Sir Knight Rev. .T. H. Brown Pre
late.
Sir Knight T. A. Green-Treaiur. r.
" " P. C, T. A. Honry-Re
corder.
Sir Knight
nior Warden.
Sir Knight Geo
Warden.
Sir .Knight B.
Bearer.
Sir Knight L.
Bearer.
Sir Knight P. C.
Warden.
Sir Knight W. S.
Dr. K. DV. Jones- Se-
B. Pendleton-Junior
B. Hurat Standard
J. Taylor -S w o rd
W. S. Simmons
Gaskios Sentinel.
OOfi'T GET RUN DOWN
Weak' "and miserable. If you havei
Kidney .or Bladder trouble. Dull
head paint, Dizzineat, Nervousness,
Paine: ia ' the back, and feel tired all
over; get a package of Mother Gray's
AUSTRALIAN-LEAF, the pleassnt
herb core. It never falls. We have many
t itlmoniale from grateful people who
have Utedthit wonder fir) remedy. At
a regulator it has no equal Ask for
Mother Qray't Australian- Leaf at Drug-
I lets or aeot by mail for Mete. Sample
FRIE. Addeta, The Mother 6ey Co.,
URoy, N.:Y.
specie jtea of.,
: ;l :. -- superior : court
jnS EXCELLENCY, the Gov-
crnor of North Carolina' having
ordered that a Special Term 'of
ttbemanyacnool ehdr..gad la he aupawr w w.vcn
freedom of veetUetuwDI be heard, Do LOUnty DC tlCia On MOnaay AUrCIl
ring tbeest few mortha the fpll;21ftt.t910'for tit trial of Cfimi
bave been doing eclSl work i-slJ , . , i ,. - ,' ,
f the grtd, nd hl reflTH oh5i Ca.1C$ 0nty4 , WOtlCC IS hcrC
ereilt irpofl Ike efflrUnl work of th r, by rjvf n that ll person! Afld
inTVv !!i lV: .' I? "J 'Mtr.cr.f ho aie bound to' cf-
school. B70td a rsor,8U doi.M' , -
Nt-rjfm h one of che ui gri Udllcn l the next rrculfir Term in
rhoala In the f ute. , J.;rc nrxt 0f S3J are
Ttrdy morr.lnj a citiin of fer
trt C-otlnty trtiv I n the
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Q, PAID OH ' STRONG
COURTEOUS
OSAVINGS
PROGRESSIVE
BUSINESS MEN
BuMaess appreciate a bank which manifests in its
management the same acumen as is shown in conduct
ing an up-to-date mercantile hou&e. That is )ust the
principle on which this bank is managed. Promptness,
efficiency and courtesy are prime requisites in our ser
vice. Open an account with this' bank and receive
the benefits of our service.
WM.DUNN C.D.BRADHAM TA.UZZELL
PR EST.
VICE PR EST..
CASHIER
NEW
STETSON
HATS
We have just received our Spring STETSON H ATS, in all shapes and
shades. Our Spring Clothing, Shoes and Oxfords for men and women,
Dry Goods etc.
J. J. BAXTER
DEPT. STORE ELKS TEMPLE
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COMMUNITY UPBUILDING
A community advances in proportion to the effort
put forth by its citizenship.
Every citizen may assist in developing New Bern.
The business man could do so by joining the CHAM
BER OF COMMERCE, attend its meetings and divide
time between his business and his COMMUNITY'S WEL
FARE. The citizens generally could do so by TRADING at
HOME instead of sending the money they make at New
Bern to other parts of the country.
Lets co-operate, advance, progress and grow.
New Bern
Chamber of Commerce
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SPRING and SUMMER
; We hive; i complete ' ielectlon uV Spring" and Summer '
j ratterni for Sult TrousersirjfJ Yfitsij. W tavhe rou, to :
call and Inspect them before 6ormg.yV 0-J '
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