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-5 v.- - .J- r.. r. - -I PAPER WITH-; RCUUTlbNli ESTABLISHED y in ' 1878 . -1' , TWENTY NINTH1 YEAR 7 . . v I ? ' Careful Consideration ot the need$ of every cwitomer, large w small, de- positor or borrower, has been tbe keynoferintife policy of this Bank since the day when its doors , first opened."' ; . ... The growth of this Bank, the loyalty, of its follow . ihg afid the spirit o! vco-operation nian our patrons, are the outcome of this, policy. ; - Would not such banking relations be ' of ; decided benefit to YOU? ; r ,. ' .' IAS U RT.&nRS &ra T A (llfRR.M" VDpm JQt-.. Win. P. EI,ADESyl EO $ ByDIJETONt, Caahtej ... 6'r BEEF RIOTS t i We Are Not Exactly in The Fur Business sT ' ; , , BUT WE ARE MAKING A SPECIALTY OF Hair Rolls 25c. - Hair Turbans - - - 25 c. HAIR SWITCHES $2.00, , $2.50 and $3.00 J. M. Mitchell & Co, 61 I'OLLOCK ST. PHONE 288. Attack Batcher Shops Where, the .Prices TVreiise "Threw: f Meat io the Street " "'. ' -v-'i-: . .,t.'-r New Yorlj, A prit 6th. Inectued be cause of the price of meat being Taiaed; more than 50 J women attacked several kosher butcher shops in Second avenue, between lulst and X02d street During the riot one man was assaulted and -policeman O'Rourke, of the lOtth street station was roughly . handled, his coat being torn and all the buttons ripped off. Fpr the past few weeks the women have been muttering about the' price of meat being raised by . the bn'chers. Chuck stealcwas 12 and . 14 cents per pound on Saturday, yesterday it was raised to 16, und when the women wen t to the shops this morniosr they found it IS cent". They gathered on tlw side walk and alked about the advance, and many threats were made. Final y sev ¬ eral of them went to the shops and or dered some meat to be pent to their homes. When the errand boya started to deliver it, the women would seize the meat and throw it into the street. Porch Rockers Arrived. The best we have had, extra strong, just the right pitch to make them com fortable, double csne e eat and back makes them soft and easy ; to rest in. Prices from $1 to $3, J. S. Miller 87 & 89 Middle street. 17 1 2 Per Cent Bank Pro it I You are Always Welcome to E I :it 1 1 1 - ( i a.ston Drug Co., whether yon Himply want ivst or leave your packages, or meet a friend, You'll-be Welcome Here. M make a special effort to have everyone feci at home in our store. Gaston Drag Company OPPO. POST OFFICE. ON THE CORNKR PHONE 65 Morehead City, N. C. Enterprie. The stockholders of The Bank of Morehead City held their annual meet ing last Thursday, March 24, 1910, and elected the old officers and directors for another year. A net profit of over 17 1 per cent was shown for last year's business and the directors declared a sis per cent, dividend to be paid on-o-before April 1st, leaving over 111 per cent, to undivided profits. Deposit ovr 160,000.00- Every one appreciates the ex:ellent service rendered by this bank and on gratulatethe officers and directors on such a wonderful showing. Our Buster Brown Oxfords for Misses and Children, in all styles arc in, see us before buying. J. I. Baxter. 'I- k REPORT OF -THE CONDITION ' " OF THE POLLOCKS VM.LE BANKING AND v TRLHT COMPANY at PolloriTllle, In the Slate of N. C at The Close ol Bnilntsi March 29th, 1910. 5TEEU1! mm fJniployes in- Detrott. Michigan v ana juoiumpus, vv y?" f? -. on Strike. -J r Detroit,cMich., April 6,The tefurns on a .voto of the motorraen and conduc tors employed by the Detroit TjjiUed Railway shows that .the Overwhelming majority votd to strike, if necesiary, to enforce their demands for an inireas ' The matter is -now referred to, Inter national Preaidept Mahon" ' " ' 'I cannot say at this time that there will lie a strike," Said Malum.. f'The matter will be taken up with the .com pany at an early date." 1 Columbns, O., April 6 More than five hundred dissatisfied motormen and con ductors of the Columbus Street Railway and Light Company voted to strike -at the call of Fred Fay, national organi zer of the street railway employeers and F J Liddy, local representative of the American Federation of Labor. Attention, Veterans.' . . All members of Camp New Bern U C V;. who purpose to attend the Grand Reunion at Mobile, Ala., April 26; 27, and 28, 1910 are respectfully -requested to confer personally or by letter with the Commander that" they may receive the proper credentials to represent the Camp. By order t . J F CLARKE, Adjt ' ' 1 NEW DEPARTURE. After two months of remarkable sales, Davis' Pharmacy, the enterpris ing druggist, say that his plan of sell ing at half price the regular 50 cent size of Dr Howard's specific for the cure of constipation and dyspepsia, and guaran teeing to refund the money if it does not cure, has been the greatest success he has ever known. He sold hundreds of bottles of the specific, and as yet has not had one re turned., although he stands ready at any time to refund the money should . any customer be dissatisfied. - ( Anyone. suffering with dyapepsia, con stipation, liver trooHes, headache, d'z ziness coated tbnguo, or the general tiri'd'fet ling, caused by inactive liver and bow -Is or disordered digestion, should tike advantage of the Davis Pharmacy new departure and buy a bottle of Dr Howard's specific -at half price, with his personM guarantee to refund the money if it does not'eure. lata belivcd fbaib Ijter Having Shot Hia-. 'fiend He Became Excited and Shot Self. Trenton N, J., April 5. -A tragedy, in which a man was accidentally shot dead followed by thu suicide of the man who fired the fatal bullet, occured early today on the platform of the Philadel phia & Reading Ruilway' citation at Trenton junction, five miles from this city." The first victim was Frank Fracella cah "driver. The Buicide wvsb John Connelly, employed, as a watch man by the railroad company at Trent on, junction. These men with a rail road detective and the station telegraph operator, were standing on the platform when -the shooting occured. Connelly had two revolvers, one of which was empty. He was showing them to Fra cella, the two witness say, and had re marked 'How would you like to get a load from this one 1" when the weapon was discharged. It is believed Connel ly throught he was exhibiting the empty revolver to the cab driver. Straw Hats, full line Spring Styles American Stock Co. MURDER in U li THEN SUICIDES Just Right Shoes, at Ameri can Stock Co. WILLIAMS' KIPNEY 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, aide, back, groins and bladder? Have you a flabby appearance of the face, especially under the eyes? Too f re quent a desire to pass urine? If so, Wil liams' Kidney Pills will cure you at Druggist, Price 50c. Williams' M'fg. Co., Props., Cleveland, O. Fine Post Office Showing During the month of March this year the post office receipts for the New Bern office were $2,273,93. ' During the year ending March 31st. 19 0, Ihe receipts" showed an increase over the previous year of i, 800,23, This is indeed a fine showing for this office and shows that the efficient manage ment ia entirely satisfactory. Peoples Bank NEW BERN. PAID ON SAVINGS . N.C. STRONG COURTEOUS PROGRESSIVE 4 Have You a Bank Account? A commercial account caried with a well-known bank furnishes a basis for business confidence which can not be procured through any other channel. This bank with its reputation as a conserva tive, high-grade, banking institution, imparts a financial prestige and confidence which is of inestimable value to individuals and cor porations having daily deposits and disbursments. Every courtesy approved by conservative banking methods is extended to our patrons. WM.DUNN PR EST. I' - a "C.D.BRADHAM VICE PR EST.. TA.UZZELL CASHIER CLOTHING and SHOE SALE We have on hand a very large stock of last seasons CLOTHING and OXFORDS and in order to make room for our new stock we will close these goods out re gardless of cost. SEE OUR WINDOW FOR PRICES J. J. BAXTER DEPT. STORE ELKS TEMPLE Don't forget us when you want a White Mountain Freezer. Phone 99. J. S. Basniht Hdw. Co. Ci i i l i ( l i ) (: (:) (;) (:) (.) (:) (.) (:) (:) (;) (:) (:) (:) (:) (.) : THE AMERICAN STOCK CO. I HAS JUST RECEIVED ITS STOCK OK - : Spring and Summer Goods I l.i.t' i r.tylen in mmi and boys Clothing to selert from, at prices to T. iiiit v. rylxxly. A handsome line of Hats for spring and summer 'wear. - Shn' id all tyle and U'ttber. Satiifactlon guarantied. . w : THE AMERICAN STOCK, CO. J - I'UIMI IIOWAJU), " RO miw')Lf: ST. 2 C) )( ( ) () tt t:4 i t ) (:) (. O) h VJ () () 1) RESOURCES Leaps snj discounts Overdrafts secured and un secured V Furniture 'and fixtures .... J AH other real estate owned Due from banks and banker Gold enin Silver coin. Including all mi nor coin currency National bank notes and oth er U. S. note $20,338.70 596.87 44&.7I 1,332.47 721.07 82 50 822.14 900.00 ToUl t24.689.61 GOOD VALUES - i t'alilomia Table Peaches only " Iv Lima iVant , .- . . Ptrxniy rin VJW17 lotnaioes OMj f ; ,c. mm Yin Rivr Prinl Butter oo' lr ., ' '-" 8e." K - 11V., for 2 VS. (any.;, w- : LIABILITIES ' CaplUI stock ijm.M Surplut fund, . ' ' 1,424.28 Undivided proftts, ks current . ,. -f . expenses and Ues paid . - 18.00 Time eertlfieate of Deposit . 671 72 DepoalU subject to check 1273 li YOUR3 FOR CASH ONUY, Daniel j 1 --' - , -0 New rrn, JT, C; hToUl .-; , - : 124.689 61 T4TS OP. NOnTUT CA60LlN4r-sa C ) V; CoUttf Joan, t 1 3 . L,U.. CrfSiO.asblw, of tha abpve sinte4 bank, do. solmnly swaar that the above autement is irus to' lb bttt tf tuy knowledx ni belief. ' .v 1 ' k; CRXAOH, CisbJtr ' 8utMmtt sl iworti to before roa, thlefii day of AptiJ 191(t r V'-.,-.--,.;,i.'-iV Hur ltblie ', Teffi fXplrea Jan. WUi.')12. . ' , Curteot AlfW; 'C- 'f--ti J -i V " "li:.A.X1UDWirK, - .iitr;-Q. n. HUSiiEs, " c-ijr ionwmrtT, - - , , : . " -. . i Directors. DOINGS AT-THE. THEATRES Taboo the gabfeat ahd go to the Vic toria. '.. ..- -:' . ' White Oak Notes. Jones County, N. C We are having some "very beautiful weather now, which wesare .glad to see. Mrs. Mathew Collins, of this place in visiting relatives and friends in Onslow WE ARE RECEIVING New Goods Every Week And Still Running the Special Sale Prices On our entire stork, .lust received from the factory .r0 dc7. Mrn's Bhick Mercerized J Hose' worth 25c. which we will sell at 12Jc. the pr. THIS OPPORTUNITY WILL NEVER OCCUR AGAIN Barfington Dry Goods Co 3vwwvwwvywvwywvl this week. Spend this evening at the Victoria where happiness is king. ,, ' j Don't fail to hear the tinlvsrsily Glee Club at the Masonic Theatre: tonight. A rare musical treat in store for those who attend.' " ... 1 '' ' ," :( - One of the pronotna of the Gaiety the hew moving picture- theatre whJch was recently opened lit the; tobacco warehooa's oe lb corner of George and Cypress streets informed. A Journal reprwenUtive yesUrdsy tljat state their, opening the attondanse, has been pheaoeinaL They are striving to give their patrotX a'good show and from all Indications are "miking good.' -. -1 . . t i - Evetyont Is vtKJngtutlwatohlng for the big Matyland showi .that, will ex.. hltlt In this, eltr kll beat week oa the corner of Broad tad Bern streets. ThU atf ttt-oo has vUitsd this oil before tad has won recognition as om of the beat of It tlsai on the rod this aiason. Pirlnw attractions have rrernlly been added and it la now op to the standard af high class camtvsls. A beautiful 'production of maslcal (Qmedy and ex(ravignza will will ac cury ib are of the Mvnie' Thaatre next WL fl ihl hn ' The t.nl of Md" will be prMhtJ. This Is fcoe ef llhote nniv or,;r)'J tWii .' which are 1 1 ehacst trir.4 by a !-iitaJ ff ft,md- , ' Quite a large number of jeople at tended church at White Oak last Sunday. There will be preaching at Brick Kiln next Sunday, April, 10th. Mr. Geo. Bell and brother Abram, of Richlanda have returned home after a week visit at Swaneboro, they report a pleasant trip. Mrs. D. M. C. Psraons and daughters werg welcome visitors at the borne of Mrs. Jane Erf ins. Of Loco Sunday. Mr. Charlie Collin and son went to Trenton on business this week. We are glad to say that the few cases of mutnps in, our community are Im proving. : Vi., . We were glad .to hear from, you once more Loco, write again.' - 1- vv: .t - . ROSY CHECKS. . Our If Stiit It's a or Skirt Patent leather T)x- fordi'tn .: Ktlston'.& Fellow Crafts are guaranteecL. ... J. X Baxter;--V's .; - : j una, ic,gpri sr.J cUnf ri, end tiuoiir leiM rK&ru' lJ taii-U. un lln whirs 1. . .. - .i -r II m iim iq irnn 01 wnii ino yoa,i Refrigerator; You'll be Proud of Hie Suit , , ra trs y-w, rr4 bnty ?rw4 at (imt, but Ith4 a hf.time. tot it wilt rot n;'y be sfylith sr4 Wcotning, but U w'i'J lt simt tt -f nlly. rt$nivg to fmy. lTire the V.'hite, MomIb CrtnA, fsknowa as le rht , Thi hi Ut alUWslx.snfl whtie .rcUir, iH, ,'" srpw.r.j st i-q-irtr4 fnm, s ue to si " ' s'sht aH BusrsMM4 g! satUftc- r '- Vl ' ' li.o. riirea front tin to f. J. S. ' I ''' '""'" Ui.llr. ) ' - . f ! HART ;& BALL riA)Nrl fo'J 'CllkVliti 8T. - -HswTark Markrf . New York, April 6. I910., ,t' Opeu, RigV Low lloee lt.12 liU I4W 44W ' 1417 '1417 1417. 1417 . ' 1244 1-4 1247 . 12T3! ; , ' 12.lt ,1237 ,1230 1237 IJitryeel t'b(ta"karkt,v You are looking forcomeandsee our line. We carry the largest line of Silk and Wash suits in the city, in ill the season's newest colors and styles. Our line of skirts are not to be surpassed, eith er in style, price or quality. We Invite Yotif Inspection WET HINGTON & CREECH HACKBURN BUILDING rv . . . . ;-" - - eoooeoeeeVeeeoeeeeeoao 1 V, .I; -READ U t ri!VrnP i Dowh; Homer - 'A Magailan of healthy heresy', by Oraki . ' ' .iiui or Carollnlanyaod all thera i i ' ,' ( 0 T fj Q t 'CmiPJ' (fn Sale Here V J ,?.t eeVeeeeeeeeeeeaeeaaaaaeeee r-vt soon f,-, led j srt:'s n Mty J.me JmeJuly. o.t Nj Opn!ng. ' ":A 7 .n ,-ty-j A- "Cloetng V. f;' I 7.r- -1 ICE CREAM FREEZERS r t 4 '1 1 - The very best makej.' Liwn Jloie on a hanriy reel, cm more around f asify 8n! ke rpt your bod from lyinjVruund nti tac jirnunl n l rotlinj. pfautify ihe yard tnd garden' f j 1; -'sz C-n'rrr-'.j r.rrf ':ry Toc!i th.it we sell. Uil'i i V.'lird'nrro-.v, n .'.r, I! ic rr juj need, fhnnc 01, we' l.ivc it IV-':ry Wire, til hrL'.tJ.-r .. " "V k : : 1 i I 7.r T3 C!;pf f "i I" 0 E C I T T.i Lax ATrvr ' 1 . f . !. ' . 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