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NEW BERN. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY MORNING. MAY, 20 1910.
SI MBER 48.
TWENTY NINTH YEAR
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Large Capital is
Whether your lawyer or your doctor has much or
little money is immaterial to you.
The quality ot their service does, not depend on
Capital. s- s : V
But your bank that is different, for no amount
of personal willingness on the part of your banker,
can take the place of the ability to serve that goes
only with the possession of large capital. t
With these facts in mind the $200,000.00 Capi
tal of this Bank becomes a matter of serious import
in choosing a Bank.
TAa a Dl inn ttrtm T A UWRKK V. Proa
Win, f. C?,A1)KS. V. Pres. 6B0 B PENDLETON. Cashier
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ECO SILKS
All shades, Pink,
L'ght Blue, Tan,
Light Crcen, Li
lac, Old Rose,
Navy Gray, Black
Brown, White, the
only Silk Fabric
on the market,
worth 50c. to sell
at 25c.
Wonder Freezers Best Made.
M. E. Whitehurst & Co.
J. M. Mitchell & Co.
61 POLLOCK ST.
PHONE 288:
ZamKwmam i hiihiimim iim
$5,000 I
I Overstocked Sale!
Two Negroes Charged Wit& Mur
der Get Away From Deputy
Sheriff After Arrival At
Wilmington
Wilmington. May 19-Washington
Alexander a negro, about twenty two
yean of age, who", with Charles Good
man, is charged with having murdered
Hugh Gorner, colored, at the lumber
camp of the Norfolk Lumber Company,
at Wallace, Sunday morning, made his
escape from Deputy Sheriff Bordeaux,
bf Pender county, immediately after
the arrival of the A. & Y. train here
last night. The two alleged murderers
made their escape Sunday, but were ar
retted this morning at Parkeraburg and
were being brought to Wilmington and
Were to be pitted in jail at Burgaw to
morrow, a i ex uider and uoodman were
tied together With a " rope, and the for
mer managed to get the knot untied.
Garner was beaten to death with a
fence rail, his face having been batter
ed to a pulp. The Norfolk Lumbar Co.
offered a reward of $26 for the arrest of
Alexander. '' :' '' l
First Peaches
The first peaches of the season were
shown to a Journal representative yes
terdy morning. The peaches were-of
a rich luscious variety and were grown
in tbia city. The owner of the tree
stated that usual'y they ripened about
the tenth of May hut this year were a
few days later. This shows that: New
Bern has an excellent climate for even
the peaches grown in Georgia and which
arc usually seen on the market long be
fore any hume-growen product makes
it.fi appearance have not yet been seen.
BLACK MOUNTAIN.
Remarkable Development of This
, Favorite Resorti
There is no part of the mountain
country that haa shown greater improve
ment than the Black Mountain section.
This section includes the great religious
centres of Montreat and Bluemont, the
Y. M. C. A. and now the probable es
tablishment of a Methodist Chataugua.
Toe township haa spent .$30,000 on
macadm roads during the past year,
radiating In five directions from the
town. One road goes to Montreat with
its two big hotel and hundreds of cot
tages. Among the proposed great mountain
highways for automobiles, such as the
one from Charlotte to Knoxville, is one
proposed to be built from Asheville to
the Blowing Rock country, passing
through Black Mountain. A trolley line
haa already been surved from Ashe
ville to Black Mountain. ,
The Inn at Black Mountain will be
opened in June by Mrs. W D Sprague,
who has always been identified with the
town. The Inn is the ideal? location for
a summer outing. The local papers say
that all the resorts will be foil this
summer., 1 ( ! '
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Large Berries
SUPERIOR COURT
BRING
CLO
5E
Case of Blakely vs. Buckeye Com
pany Now In Hands of
Jury . .
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The ease of Blakely vs. Buckeye Com
pany et al which has taken up the en
tire weeks session was concluded yes
terday and given to the jury who at a
lata hour hut night had not returned
with a verdict.
Only two days remain of for tril cases
on the docket can be disposed of and
today and tomorrow will doubtless be
two very busy days.
The following other cases were die
posed of yesterday.
Jesse Fenoer vs. Mary E. Fenner, in
whieh plaintiff was suing for divorce,
all issues granted in favor of the plain
tiff. Susie Davis vs. Augustus Davis,
divorce all issues granted in favor of
plaintiff.
One of the largest strawberries ever
seen here was shown the writer by Hor
ace Duncan, a colored farmer, who re
sides a few miles f rom the city.
The berries were very large, and one
of them measured 41 inches in ciroum
f renee and 2g inches in length. Duncan
stated that be bad found other berries
in nis garden that were larger than the
one he exhibited, but that they were
not in a state of perfect preservation.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets will clear the sour stomach. Sweet
en the breath and create a healthv sd-
petite. They promote the flow of gas-
wt jun e, uiereuy inuueing goou aigea
tion. Sold by all dealers. . ,
Crane & Hurlbuts Fine Writ
ing Paper, M. E. Whitehurst
& Co.
Demonstration and Demonstration.
The cooling demonstration under
Mrs. Jacquslin at the Gas Company's
room yesterday, was the largest yet in
attendance, which indicates the house
keepers interest. Mrs. Jacquelin ill
ustrated the meri's of gas in cooking
and with puddings and pastries kept her
audience of ladies delighted.
The Humphrey water heater gives its
exhibit this afternoon and night and is
a wonder. Dont't fait to see it working.
No use telling of it in print but watch
it work.
At 10;30 this morning Mrs. Jacquelin
wi 1 again hold a cooking demonstration
. Met
cs bank:
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O, PAID ON ' v ' STRONG
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OAVINO v , PROGRESSIVE
Which Are Y
The wise man, thinking of the future, maintains a
savings account to which he adds regularly that he may
be prepared for whatever fate holds in store for him.
The unwise man, thinking only of today, spends his
money as he goesiand when adversity comes upon him,
goes down because he has no reserve. You can open
a Savings Account in any sum down' to $1.00 with the
Peoples Bank. :
WM DUNN C.D.BRADHAM TA.UZZELL
PR EST.
VICE PR EST.
CASHIER
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Just in to retail at 49c, these goods are worth more,
but we have put them down with other goods. Buy
of us and save money. SILKS AT COST, we are
selling our Suit Silks at cost, a big line to select from
Call early or you will miss a good bargain.
J. J. BAXTER
DEPT. STORE
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NOW GOING ON
CHIP FOR CASK OR OX TIM
SALE LASTS 15 DAYS ONLY
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T. J. Turner
93 MIDDLE ST. PHONE 172 ' NEW BERN, N. 0,
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Ladies Tailor Made Suits
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W are sgtnU for (ht Amorrlim Lsdbt Tailoring Co., of Chlccu, and
WlU b glad. for you to cIMn and xaaslne our tampto and ttylw be
fora twying. t
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$30 HEATER GIVEN AW
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May
AM"
Tomorrow
130 to 6 P. M.
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ATHLETIC SUSPENDERS
AdJiMt 0mMla to Om athtottc mmtmmtt at SW aody, 6 urn
dvobk In back whtf flw rtrrtn to double, baabk la back oftaMaa mw
Is (aagthon or hortn tb baah at aaSM sa (rant AO soH J owpvm
aw. at om hKb of RUM oosi, mad of MggfiB OasHa WsMfkf
Id four rtigbta, mul parts Sjru poliibrd iMI
CtVt US A CALL
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Open Nights For The Accomodation of Those
Who Can not Come in The Atternoonl
COOKING DEMONSTRATION AS USUAL
at 1030 A. M.
Mens "Crawford" Oxfords
Patent Leather, Tan and Vici Kid, Newest
style toes.
$4.00
LADIES "PATRlCIAr AND "ZEGLES"
Oxfords and Pumps Blfef k, Tan and Patent
leather, plain and cap tips.
$4.00 QuaKtie at $2.98
Qualities at $2.48
$3.50
WETHINGTON & CREECH
HACKBURN BUILDING
A BEAUTICt J LINfc 'J W "
NEW DRESS SILKS
JUST RECEIVED
Worth - - 50c. Our Price - - 32c.
JUST RECEIVED
BEAUTIFUL LINE OF FLOWERED and CHECK FLAXON
Bamngton Dty Goods Co.
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we cafry a large stock
and have the right
toolfer you.
Gaskill Hardware Co.
Middle 8tmt Hlsaa fcW New Bm N. (
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and W. aroat Si.
New Bern Gas Company