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;:l:NEW CERN. .NORTH' CAROLINA; THURSDAY JIORNIXGj APRIL. 1H 1910. j V TWKXTY ft 1XTH "?YEA
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SOr.iETHiNB BESIDES 4 PER CENT
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I X The tact that this Bank pays you four pef cent on
your savings is important iu yuu, m vuurse, utu pi ui-
cipally, because, in connection with this rate,- it of-!
fers you ALSO the exceptional decree of SAFETY 1
. secured by its unusually large apitalof $200,000.00
atidby,the most cpaservative management Are
your savings where they enjoy these advantages?.
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X'Wn. B. BJtADKS, V. Pre. GEO B PKNPLKTON, Cwihler A
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We Have
Kind of a
Hat For You
One can buy Millinery very
satisfactory from us by mail,
select the style of Hat desired
then tell us very carefully a
bout the trimmings, colorings
etc. Write us in your own way
just how you want the Hat to
look when you receive it. .
We keep in close touch with
Millinery Fashions and have
plenty of skilled people in our
work room to carry out your
ideas. However if the Hat
does not suit we will refund
ycur money.
J. M. Mitchell & Co.
61 POLLOCK ST. " " ' PHONE 288.
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Frieb4bf Mao Murdered by Bro
! -X lev; The - Cause, r. - '
' Brodnax, : V Aprils- tl.-Gtorgt
Hiles, ragro:frou "North Carolina,
cam Uf tsia place lat Saturday night
ani reported that hia 'brother, Joaph
Milea, ha) acetdeirtly abot hlmaelf whlla
loadinsr pli&'ik&&r&Z?&
Jiuticapf thtfPeacar A.J. Lambert,
of: thia! plac,-1 aflt ' to the ahanty In
which itha UUhf took placa ni! in
i which two brotheaa.. together, with ;n-
othar nesro, . Gilea mjkly,( lodged, and
held and fequeat It developed fromlhe
testimoojf of Gilea Butkry that the two
Miles brothera.'quarteled over, cooking
supper and George MUea ihot and killed
Josept M ilea. The elayerwaa committ
ed to jail for the erittie and Bunkley la
hld a alwitneaa?; tH$":: . .-""'' ' "'.
..Ben Mayot a neighborhood negro went
to.the Ahanty Sunday morning to help
prepare the dead negro for burial.
Kjiile there he drank aoihe of the mean
whiskey with which the older three ne
gniea ere fiUed when the trouble t ook
Mace., ' As he waa going, home he was
rup over andkilW by a freight train. -f
he killing waa on a curve in the
track so qo blame could he attiched to
the train crew.
f EN CARS W FURNITURE
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; We have received iwo cars of Furniture this week and
have three on the way and also have 5 cars in stock. We
will tell you all about it about May 1st. Notice the Jour
nal and you will see what we are goinj to do with them.
T. J. Turner Fur. Co.
93 M1UDLU ST. riIONE-172 NEW BEliN, N. C.
Just Arrived
Wall paper now in stock we decided
to-put in good quali'y paper to you
would not have towait for it to be or -.
derw), we will be glad to thow you the
pricea from 10c. per double roll to $2.00
- J. S. MILLER.
St & 89 Middle St.- The Furniture Man
Not Discouraged
The next game played by the New
BernUlgh School Baae Ball Team will
doubtless be played with a Washington
M. i. team at tbat place, the local
boys have several good players in their
line up; and they are putting in aome
very hard work at their practice games
to enable them to eome out victorious
in the next match game they partici
pate in. Even with the beat organized
teams there ara timea which look pret
ty glum, hut the boy are not la the
lat discouraged by their former de
feats.
IWU CAN'T
DO BETTER
Than to trade at our Drug Store. We offer you a com
plete line of drug store goods, of a quality to be trusted
and at a fair cost, Every point of service is perfect and
there's satisfaction in every deal with us. s
Gaston' Drug Company-
ON THE CORNER
PHONE 06
OPPOP03T OFFICE. ,
WATCH FOR THE COMET
The Red Dragoh of the aky. Watch
the children for spring coughe and colds
Careful mothera kep Foley'a Honey
and Tar in the house. It ta the beet
and safest prevention and cure for
croup where the need is urgent and im
mediate relief a vital neceeeitv. Coo
ts ins ro opiates or harmful druga. Re
fuse substitutes, Davis Pharmacy.
Unnecessary Trouble
It cornea to the Journal officially, that
sorne'of tbe ceosua enumeraton, who
'are now at work in tbe city noder gov
ernment' authority are having trouble
wfth aome of tna'-inhabitante. This
We not speak well for the fetelligenea
and public spirit of Hew Bern a
hole and those who persist . la living
the oumeratora trouble should look at
the matter In an entirely different man
net and welcome them to their horoea.
Tbe larger the population that our city
can show the better It will be nad each
one' owe It to the city to eeakt . la this
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2 THE AMERICAN . STOCK CO. . !
HAS JUST RECEIVED ITS STOCK OF. ' -
i Spring and Summer Goods -;
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t t Latest atyk in mens and bjoya CkrtMog to select from, at prices te , T.
suit everybody. A handsome line of Hate for spring and eummef wear.
Our car of Pittsburgh Femint
has' arrived. See us at once.
Ba&nJsht Hdw. Co. 1;
-THE BSE.
First Dy of Trial In " Federal
- Ctutt of- J.; B.' B. Carraway. Ji
.:Eeces8 Until this Morn- ; "
The case of United Statea va. Carra
way and ptheracommonly known as
the bank case,"' waa called in the Fed
eral : Court early, yesterdays morning.
The defendant Carraway moved the
court to qdah the indictment for eey
erai reason, among others that the
indictment had- been found by a grand
jury id ,Wake i county ?;on; 'tilt'. evidence
oi a government aetective, unaupponea
by other, testimony. The. eourt over :
ruled, the motion. . , .V. ' ; ;'- v-. :;
The defendant Tsy lor moyed the court
to quash the indictment becauaeof mis
joinder of parties and for duplicity. The
defendant . Stevens likewise made the
aanittinotion. The court reserved the
motion to quash the indictmeot aato
Taylor and Stevena for. dedaion
but announced that the court would
not permit the defendants to be tried
together.' ; ".;.'!: .v-'-.','-!,V-:f
Thereupon the case against Carraway
waa called and the prosecuting attorney
stated that he would proceed with the
trial of .the case against Carraway upon
the indictment found in Wak county,
and upon, the indictment' found against
Carraway alone by the grand jury of
this court, the two indictment? having
been consolidated. To Vive the defend
ant Carraway an opportunity to exam
ine the last indictment a recess waa
taken until 12 - O'clock at which time
the case waa opened to the jury.
The government introduced evidence
to sustain the charge against Carraway
for the embezzlement of E950,; Upon
croae-examination of the cashier of the
bank it waa shown that Carraway at
the time of the alleged embegfclement
had on deposit in the saving depart
ment of the bank more than $1400 and
that he had withdrawn from his own
saving account $350 or more and had
borrowed the other $600 front- the bank
through ite cashier, upon a note se
cured by stock n a Wilmington bank,
thus proving that Carraway had used
money-' of his own in paying .out tnur
$950 alleged to Jwve been embezzled.
At aix o'clock recess Waa taken until
thia morning.
See our special line of Screen
Doors and Windows. J. S. Bas
night Hdw. Co., 67 S. Front St.
Miss Baxter's Recital.
A large and appreciative autience at
tended Miss Amanda Baxter's graduat
ing piano reeittl in the auditorium of
tireenaboro Female College laat night
Miss Baxter whose home, laat New
Bern N. C., rendered an excellent pro
gram in a highly acceptable ; Banner,
playing the various difficult numbers
skillfully and effectively. She wsa as
sisted t y Miss Eugenia Patterson whose
singing of two numbers charmed the
audience and won prolonged applause.
Greensboro Record.
WILLIAMS' KIDNEY FILLS
Have you neglected your ' KJdoeyaT
Have you overworked your nervous eya
ten and caused trouble with your kid
ney and , bladder? Have 'you pains' I la
loioe, aide, back, grolna and bladderT
Have you a flabby appearanee of the
face, especially Under the ey eel Too fre
qoant a deelre U paas arinet M an, wl
Uama' Kidney Pill will cure you-i
Druggist, Price 60c Wiiliama Tg.
Co., Fopa., Cleveland, O. ' V
' Mr. I f Rle(l fOfflOtta!. ; ,
O -J, ' - " - -rt .
Bia many friend will be giad toleara
that Mr. B S Masks, who baa worked
m the capacity ef agent or tact AOea
ti Ceeat Una BaUway Co., la this eJ
ty, .. he beea promoted to traveling
freight ageot. He U1 aaeome biAew
dutie within a f daya. Jtr Metis
wlU be oceeeld ty atr.IU A. Cox. -
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A Iirj:c Contric't
f C Bboea In all stylo and leaUra. .' Satisfaction guaran'ed.
When Dark Pnarnwy the rrprl-1',
".tog dregglet.' Orst offered a tOttat
Colors! Womia Barnsi to' Osath.
,-Newe was received In thi elty yee-
terday -which etated that EUtabeth
Hadao. aa aged colored womaa , who
Urea near Swaaeboro, bad been burned
to death by the exploaice.of avketwaen
i From what eould be learned It teem
that tbe woman had juat-filied up the
tsmp with oil and struck a match pre
paratory U lighting it to Uat , th bril-
llaacr. In om way the oil an the out
aide of the burner became lgnited.and
the exbraaloa followed. ' . .
"Tbe m oito was ee badly turned about
tbe face and body- tht ,b)-U4 m
very abort while, ; '"'r V
hie
IDAY'S EXHIBIT
Frimary Work The Feature. 'Five
grams tEendere4.' -Again ,
This Afternoon. v
At the opening of our annual, exhibit
yeteday: afternoon the door of our
achoo were- thrown open to: the gen
eral puDiie.- An Ute room were) artla
tieally dednmted "with cut flowers and
fenu ands a whole the'exhibit maie a
atrjkQiK peaance;,;' '.
' Atluratieyeryonetaraltyaeeka the
exhibit eithe primary gradea, which
indeed' qerre.; full., attention. The
worte In dwiog, cobring and eut work
in very reWrkfthjie for children of the
first rade.: i But more attractive is the
stick, and pea furniture. In the advanced
IL-st krade we find very much the aarae
kindpf woesti eewing eardt, drawings.
00101101: nd colored four- leaf clovers
and Butterflies used for decorating.
Nekt as we paaa on te the second
gradto we seea great deal of raffia
work ifrtwahape of baskets, hats and
nfctuiwfrimea. The representation of
a village street, -with, tbe pond, ai reeta
etc is ab very attractive, and the
illustrated stories of "Cinderella" and
'Little Red Riding Hood' show a great
deal it ; thought and skill Aa we-ad
vance now towards the end of the pri
mary department we find excellent
drawings " Hugh '" Hinnaitt and Fred
Cohen tbie third grade.
For about an hour each afternoon
there is given a short exercise in the
auditorium by the different grades,
yesterday the exercises given by the
primary, grades were fully enjoyed by
everyone.
The program waa as follows:
. Orchestra.
2 Solo Sing a Song of Sixpence Irene
Craven.
S Mtioo Song Pupils of First Grade.
Recitation Tommy on the School
Question Charles Hall Ashford.
Merry ' Milkmaids Second Grade, C
Section
6 Recitation Entertaining Sister's
Beau Wilbelrnina Kein.
6 Song-Baiadrops-3 C Grade.
8 Dialogue -He Went to School 3 A
Grade.
9 Recitation - Reflection of Bobby
Why ."-Sterling Becton.
10 Songf-Scuse Me 2 B Grade.
11 Recitation-A Little Boy's Trouble,
Denard Roberta.
12 Sungf-Baby Days 3 B Grade.
13 Mitioo Song-First Grade.
14 Recitatkm- Things inaide-Craighi II
Brown.
IS Recitation Pa'a Cleaning House-
Gladys Jackson.
16 .Song-Fingers Lulls By See-Saw
Adv. First Grade.
11 Dialogue-The Wjnd-Helen Hollia
iter, John WeddelL
18 When Papa Waa a Boy -Bryan Duf-
f.
19 Song Froggie'a Swimming School
- 2C Grade.
20 ReeiUtion Letter Writing Ruby
iBryan.1
21 BolovA Big Wax Doll Thelma
Bryan. '
22 Recjtation-Learnlng to read-Grace'
Liamiaon;
23 8oloH3ix Little Mice-Frank Hill.
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j Uti's Laborlost
It viN be remembered by those rho
tadtod the Maryland Carnival, whish
exhibited to this city : several days sgo
that there waa an Italian ta the band
which furniahed muaie for, the different
attractions, who was very, attentive to
the visitors, especially the ladles. .. ,
Daring bis star 4n this city hesuc
eeded la winning th affctlooa of a
yountf lady who Bvr la the northern
part of the city and upon leaving for
Coldabero, their hext. stand.
deevorwd to get her to "leave her happy
bom'' land marry Wm. f
the young lady, however, was not
ready to bid her blends and associates
xm and told him .that she would fol
low within a fw days. Is some way
ah ucreedd In making her prepera
tlone for bvmg liome without causing
any auaplrioei and it wa not until after
she had beea goa several hour that
her family discovered lhatshe had left
home..
The young lady's brother begaa an
Investigatloa and succeeded la keeling
hit sUter who vu tHen M Gajdsboru,
sndUitd In pursuit of her with tbe
mmcM
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40. PAID ON STRONG
o SAVING 5 PKQgjyjjv
Small Accounts Are Wel&it)e '-
By This Bank :'
Do nothesitate to open a bank account because, you can not be
gin with a large sum. The Peoples Bank especially welcomes
small deposits, any amount from one dollarpws,sealixingtkt;
these accounts grow to substantial proportion when Jte depoattoru
encouraged to make regular additions thereto jus.', he feiataW
The bank pays 4 per cent interest, compounded ' twiee a yean, on
savings accounts, thus providing a liberal incemtt - for yeiiriiuhda
together with obsolute sufety. . . ... . :J,, .t
WM DUNN
PREST.
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VICE PR EST..
TA.UZZELL
The Biggest mm
EVER OFFERED BY ANY MERCHANT IN NEWBERl
Beginning to-day we will give 5 per cent rebate tickets m- all cash
purchases and in addition will give on each dollar spent with us or paid
on account a Clock Ticket which will entitle the customer holding the
winning ticket to a Beautiful Decorated Dinner Set By hi new plan
every body will get a fine discount and stand a chance to get 'the' dinner
set extra. The old clock tickets will not be good in the new ' series and
every one holding any are requested to send them to me at once. All
outstanding rebate tickets are good.
J. J. BAXTER
DEPT. STORE ELKS TEMPLE
! A BEAUTIFUL LINEOP1 hfJ ld nob1
NEW DRESS SILKS
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JUST RKOEIVED :
Worth - - 50c. Our Price - - 32c.
THE VERY NEWEST THIflG
Bamngton Dry Goods Co
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; TH? AMERICANS STOCK' CO. ?
C HIIUP HOWAUP,, ; i: n ; A . ;' 5,1IDDLrr ST, $
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t FOrCONSTIPATION.
Vr. L. If. Fsmha'mr i fromlrwit
S pelage f Vr, Howard's tpecine for fT'.K4T J Pp,h f- Vy
v thetureef rooetipalwe) and. itrppU arerrtslnly Ui Wt tfni if on thej result that the yoonf lady U now en
at nau prv. 04 guaranteuie return ; market tur cotiMipstion.-' i,.t u
tbe mooer If it did not cor h thonf ht I UIU a trisL You r rrtiti to fnl
II nVU from hie xrHnr 1t' !hpr erreeable ami ,
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Ladies
Tailor
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W art agoft frtf tbe AnwtlVa Ladies Tailoring Co., of (Jhw-ftgo, ary
vr'll be glad for you to call In and examine our aarnpl and ttjWt
fr buying, '..'..f-.. . -t r :
other ml'(ctne fof Iboe omm, thet ial- jjy tlj Z,
he would have fA rr.oy rks;! . .
rtiirT.d. Et -altbrh be.be tnld
hundred of bo'U, rvot ba has bi'
bwifbt ti , - ' ' " J" I '
I'uri r7rrr.y wants evrt rrvmj Ofteofth larft tori
dysjfji's, t5la-'K. or trtt trnti!-IcU ri''il rV.urrh la-t r'
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Rtvival Crosir Is Jr'fit
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s-orned in r.r noma sna one tnucn
bruUedand bsttmd Iial'.aa is now on
, s way lo Ntw York In rrb of new
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If It's a
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You are looking for come and see our line. We
carry the largest line of Silk and .Wast suits in
the city, in all 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 Your Inspection
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