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' Whether jour; lawyer or your ddctor has much or
little money is immaterial to yoii'v
l The quality bl thejr service does not depend . oo y-.Capital.-
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But your bankr-that ut different,' for no' amount f
of personal willingness on the pari of 70ur ' tanker, -.
"can take the olace of the.ability o serve that goes '
" only with the possession of large' capital. .: r ,-. : -; r ;
- With these facts in mind the $200,000.00 Capi-
tat of this Bank becomes a matter of serious import
. in choosing a Bank,' 4 t ' -".i t: . :-v-''
Wis V BLADES, V. .Pno GEO B PENDLETON, CAshWg
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KEEP YOUR BYE AN
CONGO CLOTH
27 inches wide. All
Colors, It Takes the
place of Rajah Silk,
Sample subthitted on
request 25 c. per yd.
J. M. Mitchell & Co.
61 POLLOCK ST.
PHONE 288.
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Fine Housefurnishing Goods
We have a full stock and will
everything Cheap for Cash or
Time. Sale now going on and
last for the next 30 days.
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T. J. Turner Fur. Co.
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' Address on'trohibiUon.- Food
h ;T6t thought Ij HU Artlcle -
.They uj the IrrowV with teoarti;
thai yon cent gat jury to convict the
deTilec;""" C-'y&1V.'&
".This liiy te"true,: fend if ."eo, 1 ey
then loU pure the jary box. Spot thee
sooandrele in Craven countywho diwe j
gna ue mw via uirow mem oor. ion
ey you ean't discriminate likevthat; If
amant elrlghthe'a entitled tobe drawn
ai a juryman.'l ey; if he haeno re
apect for the law he'a not aliright. he'a
all wrong -a dirty devil, and oar court
shouldn't be disgraced by' his presence.
- Bat how are.yott io know? yon asy.
Know hothing I, There'a not a ' ucceee
ful criminal lawyer in this county but
that know' very nearly every man in
the county.; It'a a part of hie businese
to knowT and if he'a on to hia job he
knows. He knbwe them all, and calls
them Bill, Tom and John; And' then .tell
me that we, if we want to do it,' cant
know theBe people. I'm from Missouri
And I've got to be shown before I'll be
lieve a word of it.
n : That the prohibition law is not en
forced in this eityjind county is due, I
feel sure, to the failure of the men and
women, of this city to do their duty,
f We Christians want .t get in behind
the police and the courts and lend the m
every assistance in the performance of
their duties that we possibly can, and
see tp it that they perform their duty
and serve the purpose for which .they
were created.
If every preacher, and every deacon
and every steward and every man who
votes prohibition in this city, together
with the good women of our city, were
to rise up heiQ tomorrow in dead ear
nest and say to the world, the flesh end
the devil, the prohibition Jaw must be
and will be enforced, And we are here
to see that it ia done, what do you think
the reult would be ? Blind tigers would
be as scarce in New Bern with'n three
months as some of your kin folks will
be in heaven. .
I love the preachers of Umb city and
the good people here, ancNsome of them,
perhaps many of them are as good as I
am, but friends, 1 can't see for the life
of me, ho wV some men in this town
treat this matter a they do.
The preachers are asleep, the good
women asleep, the men acting the hypo
crite, the newspapers silent and the
devil's got a picnic. He has the situa
tion by the tail with A down hill pull on
it, and it's a perfect outrage, a shame
and a disgrace.
Yet, if the little old puny, dried-up.
lifeless Christians. of thia country can
swing on to the coat tail of some soft
beaded preacher who ia a coward thro'
and through, they tfrink they are good
for heaven, when the truth is the blind's
leading the blind, and the whole delega
tion of them 4s on the road tt hell.
Special Sale.
We have just received the finest line
of brass beds that has ever, been shown
( in the city. Different atyUa am) differ
entprlcea.'-Prieea from $14.00 to $ 6&0p
Call and look our stock over. J 8. Mill
er, 61. & 89 Middle Ate ; ' -
' Whin a ti Uiii tht JUrid. f
During the- recent ran of . the- new
comic opera "Mias Molly May," at the
Hackett Theatre; New York, the song
that made the biggest hit. was "When
a Girl Leads the Band." sung by Grace
La Rue. The worda And asuslc of this
stirring march Bona; will be published in
Yext Bunday'a New York World.
I Ladies Tailor ? Made - Suits I
We art agents for the Amercian Ladiee Tailoring Co., of Chicago, And '.
will be glad for you to call ia and examine our samples And stylee be-'
"for, beying. '.. " ' ' .:; f'.l '-'Z H s4;-:;Hr
F.M.:Chadwick,ST:
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BAncaT BroaU Over Ito ProbA-
f We Eflect UnUi ne Becomc ;)
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iiGPiESS...!,.
At ; Memorial v Day1 tierciiea Ex
TRIBUTE T0:0UR
HATS!.
'Wehare AtplffnlUl lirof 'sO
styles pt Straw Hata, . soft brtm
enr) aelkrr ahanea, A .erkle range
of, qaaliUee. ' Trke all. the -way
from ', K
$K50.to $5.00 :
'GIVE US A CALL'
SHIRTS!
Imperial and Jlrlirgton Ehirta
are here too, the greatest rang
- of psttc rn and coloring we have
: evaf hown, pWted and soft, btje
om, all colura, price-
,50c: to $2.00.
GIVE US A CALL
; Frankfort Ky ,May 10. -While brood-
over poeiibU ill effects of the comet's
vlaiC- Paul Hammertoo, a sheepman
and proepector, became insane and rru
clfled bimeelf, according to mining men
who arrived here with bim yesterday.
Flammertoo waa fow4 where he bad
naikd bla feet and one hand to a rude
cross which he had erected, ;
' Althoosh he waa' aolfeiin Intense
cnrir. llammetton piMda wita is
reix-ur to lot him remain la bis splktd
Imprlaonment. "' '..
Bmre Uie vkit of comet Paul Ilam
n (rton ha tA mora alarmed and
hm he karriR-i that the erh we
! j!4 to pt thrmigb the tail of
;:':.fj't eirort mind tve way end
),hliv that tl, end of U. world
wit tl bund, ,
. : : plained By Letter.
i t Waahington; '3k C.Ml
Daily Journal. New Bern, N, Q
Dar Sir:-I am encloalag cop;y of my
letter to lir. S. M; tBrlnon which ex-
-plskis fully -why I cannot ' be present
and deliver, the , Memorial Address, on
May lOth;;; Will you please print state
ment from the lettef ja jregara to the
tacts. ' ,i .; ,.;;v;M,rI -i ;
Thankmt yoAH;' ?.r
- Youra truly. ' .
C. R. TBOMAS.
S. M. Brrnann. Eaa.. New Bern. N. G .
f My Dear Ski-I find it will & impos
sible forme tobe at home Ma 10., to
deliver the Memorial Address. , 1 ac
cepted this invitation early in January
and took great prid and pleaaiire in so
doing, and I wished to be wlthimy ;own
people And to speak to the Daughters
of the Confederacy and the Confederate
soldiers and others who might be pres
ent on that ocoaaion,1 Which ii always
one of great interest to me And to All
of us. 1 had 'iareiully prepared my
speech and was prepared to deliver t,J
and would taken great- pleasure in so
doing, but the leaders of the Democrat
ic party and. in f aeuhe party leaders
upon both sides, of he- House are re
quiring that every member, unless kept
away by sickness orother urgent neces
sity, should be present oil next Tuesday
to vote Upon the railroad W.TUi;Wl.
is being made a party meaeare, ana is
perhaps the most important j measure
before Congress at this aeasion. It is
also a part of the.Admihistration policy
and there is a line-up of both parties on
both eides. The vote upott the varioua
amendmept has been very close, sever
al times being a tie vote, And it is sup
posed that the vote upon the bill itself
and the motion to re-commit may be a
tie vote or very close.1 .
By circumstances beyond my control,
the date fixed for a vote upon the var
ious amendments to the bill and the
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uemocralic motion 10 rercommiv me
bill, and upon the bitt itself will all be
Uken on Tuesday, May tenth.'- I have
discussed the- matter . with -the party
leaders and they advise me it Is my duty
to remain here. Therefore, while l am
greatly disappointed, I feel that I must
obey the high call of my duty and re
main at my post. This decision is made
after careful consideration, and I have
soustht every opportunity to make A
different arrangement ;
I am sending you A copy of my speech
and I rqueat that you confer with Mrs.
W. P. M.'Bryanrsecretary of the New
Bern-Chapter of the Daughters of the
Confederacy, and others, And Advise
them of the facts, and of my deep re
gret ,: ,
I suggest that in my absence, it may
not be difficult to eecure another speak
er or a number of f peakers and, if it
beeo desired and advisable, I am en
tirely willing that 'you;if you feel so
disposed end will do me that favor,
should read any part or all of the apeecn
prepared. , I am Bending the speech,
however, mainly to show my great in
terest in the occasion, and the feet that
I have so much apreparatien.'1-- .-
-I do not feel that I should desert my
poet here a thia time, -especially in
this erisls ia the affairs of the eopntry.
At any rate whatever Is done, I wkh
you to" state this acV expressing my
regrets and - putting me tn the right
ligbt. I am Ufldenced only by theHgh-
est sense of duty.; If I Were to consult
my inclination and. pleasure, I. would
absent myself from Washing ton, come
to New Bern and deliver , the address,
bat would noj be right to do soT ,.,r.'. ;
- i -: With kindest wgards '
S' J-VSiwerely yoars?sV,
k-'-'CBA8. eV THOMAS.: r
fimuu i iilT?w. ace
With old age comee Jeebteaesa .and
lose of sower. The' organs act more
slowly and less effectually than in youth.
It la hard to get sufficient nourishment
from the food to keep strong because
the digestion Is weak.' ; We want to Say
to every aged person In this vicinity if
they only knew how our" cod liver and
Iron medicine, Vinol, strengthen the
organs of digestipn Sud creates strength
we would not be able to. supply the de
mand. F..8. Duffy, New Ben, N. C
Milonlo Holies..
DEAD HEROES
Appropriate Ber?ioe8. 4n .ilemory
of Their 3ms LW Held
f7f alTheCfenietery Tea-
; - teriay 'Aternoo r
If numbers give evidence of the ap
preciation of deeds of valor and love,
then in fact, we ; may know that the
Memorial exercises were a success.
But not In that' fact alone fair the
solemnity ' of the ; occasion of the
gatberirg; ft waa hv undying love that
our people have for their soldier dead
ft ia one of the noblest traits of any
class of people: to honor the memories
of their fallen heroes.
--The weather was ideal for the occas
ion, not a cloud could be seen in any
direction and the scene beneath the
trees (hat Adorn' the lovely Cedar Grove
Cemetery was awe Inspiring and one
long to be remembered. .
It was an occasion that Will doubtless
live forever in the minds of (hose who
beheld it, as it could but impress cnel
that there waa no ordinary event that
had called the people together. Old
Veterans with their thinning locks and
with, the cane And crutches giving evi
dence of their eligibility to take an act
IvS part in the proceedings were there
in full force. Those who cheered and
encouraged them aa they went to the
front. Children of 61 or 65 who scarce
ly knew the meaning of war but who
have grown up with a full sense of
what their fathers and brothers suffer
ed in that awful, conflict were there,
and the sad memories of a lost cause
Were for a moment refreshed.
The exercises began at 4;30atthe
cemetery. At the opening Bey. Schuler
pastor of the Tabernacle BaptiBt church
offered au eloquent prayer that was
very fitting for the. occasion after this
a song waa surig by the Daughters of
the Confederacy and this was followed
by the decoration' of the Confederate
mound
At the conclusion of this the First
Coast Artillery and the Naval Reserves
fired several salutes over the graves of
the dead heroes.
The ceremony at the graves was very
impressing and it will doubtless live
forever in the memory of those who
were so fortunate as to be present
See our special line of Screen
Doors and Windows. J. S. Bas-
night Hdw. Co., 67 S. Front Sr.
Night School Organized
The Tabernacle night school opened
last night with an attendance of 17
pnpila, anJ the prospects are that the
attendance will be doubled at the next
session which will be Friday night
Rev. Mr. Schuler states that he has
ordered a supply of books and that they
will be here the last of the week.
A jpecial. class in English, Rhetoric
and American Literature will be organ
ized and the Tabernacle pastor invitee
the young business -men and women of
the city to take advantage of thia spe
cial course in English. - Tonight be in
troduces the course in English Bible.
.The public is invited to join this Bible
elass.
Cesshs aa csue. At this seaton
when soughs Are so prevalent, an ef
fectual remedy, And one easily obtained
is Perry Davis' Painkiller. It is no nos
trum, vended by unknown agents, but
has stood the test '. of over seventy
years; and' those ' who use the Article,
internally or externally, will connect
with It grateful recollections of its wot-thyjnventor.'-
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PROCEEDINGS III:
SSUPElllCOlI
j There will be a regular Communic
tlon of Et Johns Lodge. No &, A F A
A M. this WdnHy evetiintt Msy 11.
1910, 1 910, at 7.30 p. m. A full attend
ance desired ViittiOsTlrotbero cord: illy
invited, to attend.'- . '
Dy order of W, II. t f ;
v CII3. C. CLARK. Jr
n-'j ' J.' ' . J3Crtey. '.
t Arrivr 1
Eotlre paj Conflumed ia Hearing
; :. fjn Oaser, Much" Inter- y
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'rThe aecood day's see too of " Craven
county 8uperior Court with Judge C, C
Lyon, of tfladeo county, prealdln, con
vened yeeterdsf morning at 10 o'clock.
-The first and only ease called waa
that of W. B. Planner Jtdnv of R. E.
Hawkins V Kiniton cottooi mill Coav
pay. Th plalnUlf 1 suing Xot 20,OflO
damage for the deth of R. E. tiawk
Ins, who lost his life is a sand pit While
in the employ of the defendant": '
All' countrl I employed by both
liW, and all during the , day a leg!
bittl ws fought Lata yeaterday af
ternoon thlaTr r,nctuiul thrlr ar
gumont an l U9 rs w giren in lh
j'lrr, lot at a U'e h'.jr hut nljht thy
bad not r"! 'rnr 1 S vr Jict
. 'NEW BEAN. N.tCr i
O; PAID ON STAONO
P SAVINGS PROGRESSIVE
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Every
Banking
Fatuity
It has.betfi the cunstant endeavor orritie rflanage
ment of this bank to furnish every pible facility for
the convenience of its depositorsogen': with thso
lute safety for4heir money; Aa account with this
bank will prove a valuable asset' to jq; wrporation,
firm or individual requiring the best banking facilities.
WM.DUNN C.D.BRADHAM TA.UZZELL
PR EST. VICE P ft EST. -. 'CASHIKR
The Biggest Iodttcenient
EVER OFFERED BY ANY MERCHANJ1 IN NEW BERN
Beginning to-day we will give 5 per cent rebate tickets' on all cttsh
purchases and in addition will give on each dollar spent with us or pall
on account a Clock Ticket which will entitle the customer holding the
winning ticket to a Beautiful Decorated Dinner Set By this 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 aerie and
every one holding any lire requested to send them to me. at once All
outstanding rebate tickets are good.
J. J. BAXTER
DEPT. STORE ELKS TEMPLE
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