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ESTABLISHED IN 1878 PAPER WITH KNOWN CIRCULATION NEW BERN. NORTH CAROLINA. TUESNOAYjMORNLNG. MAY, 24 1810. - -"i """" " ' t TWENTY NINTH YEAR NUMBER t. i i. i t i i ii 4 Large Capital is Vital y W hether your lawyer or your doctor has much or tittle money is immaterial to you. The quality ot their service does not depend on Capital. But your bank that is different, for no amount of personal willingness on the part of your banker, can take the place of the abrlity to serve that goes only with the possession of large capital. With these facts in mind the $200,000.00 Capi tal of this Bank becomes a matter of serious import in choosing a Bank. .FAS. B. BLADES, Pi. T. A. WEEN, V. Pres. Win. B. Bl-ADES, V. Pre GEO B PENDLETON, Cashier bbbbbI , ,WM mm m j m i uoixeMmmmmr hhsxwlsfu SILKS All shades, Pink, Light Blue, Tan, Light Green, Li lac, Old Rose, Navy Gray, Black Brown, White, the only Silk Fabric on the market, worth 50c. to sell at 25c. J. M. Mitchell & Co. 61 POLLOCK ST. PHONE 288. RECEPTION TO JlSEVELl North Carolina Will Be Well Represented: Alaborate Preperations Being Made Washington, .May 28. -Representative John C. Grant of North Carolina is anx ious that his state should be welt rep esented at the reception of Colonal Theodore Roosevelt in New York, ne isth. 9Bmgm9KSssm "I an glad to know,"' he aaid yester day, "that the reception to Colonel Roosevelt id to be a non-partiaan attair. He id the moat popular of living Ameri Cans, rf And m saying t ma l ao not wisn to be understood aa detracting W any way from President Taf t. Roosevelt has gripped the heart of Americana aa no other has in our day and generation. I sincerely hope that this proper com mittee in the several cities of my state will communicate with the general com mittee in New York as soon as possible aid thereby insure full and proper re cognition. I have not the slightest doubt that they will do so at once. '? olonel RooaeYelt deserves a hearty welcome if ever an American did. ne Iras big force for good as we have ,seen in along time and, as a private citizen, bids fair to eontinua -to be '.for several years to come. The esteem in in which he is held abroad was amply shown by the manner in which kings, commoners and noblemen vied with each other in honoring him. The homage which m usually reserved for sovereigns has been accorded this, private citizen without the slightest reserve. It is not as a conquering hero or a a a prospective dictator or monarch that Mr. Roosevelt is to be greeted Friends and ft How citizens are to turn out and show him that they are glad to have him back amonir them in his old home. All talk that such a reception smacks of imper ial doings is the merest nonsense. Thee dpee Roosevelt would not countenance a hand clap given in such a spirit. . rr . , Wonder Freezers Best Made 1L E. Whitehurst & Co. CYCLONE RAGES; MANY ARE KILLED One Oklahoma Town Destroyed Loss Thousands Shawnee. Okla , May 23-Several persons are today reported killed and many injured, while enormous property damage has been done by the cyclone that swept Pauls Valley, fifteen miles from here late yesterday. The town of Maysville is report d destroyed ? while McCarthy, a town of iOO inhabitants, and Madill are reported to have suffered severely. Paoli was also damaged. Telephone and telegraph wires are down and the only reports received came from persons who were near the valley when the cyclone struck. The storm swept a path a mile wide and twelve miles long. In the country districts trees were uprooted, crops levelled, live stock destroyed and farm buildings de molished. " t Relief parties were today seat tto the strick en district which is in an isolated section. Three persons are reported dead at McCarthy. Miss Depew daugh ter of a minister, was blown 100 feet and probably mortally injured. I - 1 $5,000 OVERSTOCKED SALE Revival Starts. The revival at the Teberracle church started off last night with fine interest. The pastor, Allen C. Schuler, reports the service as "the finest he has held in the. Tabernacle church." There was one addition to the bership. Services Will be held night during this week. The pastor ex tends a special invitation to the men of the city to "ome out and hear him t night on "Sowing and Reaping." OP- Housefurnishing Goods For Rent. Two suites of office rooms in Moore building opposite Gastou Mo tel -One office building adjoining Ar mmir Packing Co,s building on South Front street. " -ffvf J C. T. HANCOCK, Act , ' tt Entirely Beaches Just received a new line of Lace Yoke and Collars, the newest thing out. See our display window. J. J Baxter, Runs Amuck With Revolver Sunday afternoon Lonn Rice) a de generate young white man who resides in the northern patt of the city, Visited the home of Mr. Alex Lee who resides in the same localiiy and proceeded to clear the. house of its occupants by flourishing a heavy revolver, " In the police court yesterday af ternoon Rice was given a preliminary hearing and placed under a bond of $60 for his appearance at the next term of Supc rior Court s . i. ' CRUSHED BENEATH IRON WHEELS Zilphia Watson an Aged Colored Woman Horribly Mangled Yesterday Afternoon While attempting to cross the Nor folk-Southern rail track near the Pine Lumber Company's siding yesterday afternoon Zilphia Watson, an aged col ored woman was stuck I y a boxcar which had been shunted into, the siding by engine number 34 and horribly mang led. The woman, who is the mother of Ben Watson, a colored fireman on the Norfolk-Southern road was employed by a family near the scene of the acci dent in the capacity of a nurse and at the time of the catastrophe was going home to.her dinner. In attempting to cioss the track, Hhe did not see the ap proaching car which had been turned loose from the engine and was track by the coupling bar and thrown to the ground with ner left leg squarely across the track in front of the wheels which were only a few feet away. Before she could move from this perilous post tion the car was upon her and that limb was fevered from her body.. Despite the awful agony which she muat have been in from this and other Wounds which she received by being struck by the car the woman -did not lose consciousness until she arrived at the sanitarium where she was carried immediately after the accident, and where the mangled limb was amputat .ed.;Y At a lite hour last night the woman was still alive mi the attendants there say she has a good 'chines of recover ing. Pure Silk Half Hose at 50c. worth 75c. J. J. Baxter. Comet Has Lost its Tair Just Arrived NOW GOING ON L CHEAP FO! CASH OR ON HI saw- " Sale Lasts 15 Days I T. J. Turner Eur. 93 MIDDLE HT. PHOHB 172 HI3W BGBN, JT. 0, Only Dtath of Cyr ut Foscue. Ladies Taifer Made Suits We m agent for the Amerchui Ladies Tailoring C.. of Chicago, and JriU ho glad for you to call inland examine oar sample and style be fore barring. F. M. Chadwick, MKRCHANT TAILOR. A tMc, hone message was received here yesterday announcing the death of Mr. Cyrus Foscue. near Maysvtlle. Mr. Foscue was one of the moat prominent men in J one county, having he'd various position ol VMaat troHt at different times. Hi vocation aa fanning at which he was eminent ty ucceaaful. Be was for many years a member of his church, identified in all its (heritable, benevolent and Other wow for the uplift of humanity, and a member of the Masonic fraternity. k.lk ., ilu mhhaU f thm nrAmr Mr 1 Foacue had been m poor health several years, bat reached a ripe old age, eeug perhaps over 70 year. The fMMnlvriU take plaee today at o'clock from hi late relde. ef darted ty the Mwonic lodge of Mays- ville.Tbe Interment WiO be in lh family barlag groood. ATHLETIC SUSPENDERS 1 Wall paper now in stock we decided to pat in good-quality paper so you would not have to wait for it to be or derod, we will be glad to show you the prices from 10c. per double roll to $2.00 J. S. MILLBR, 87 & 89 Middle St. The Furniture Man i : lajf Tribute to Mr. W. C. Brewer To the Editor : - I desire through your colums to pay a hut tribute of respect to my friend, Hon. W. C. Brewer. I was in New Bern at the t me of his death and waa greatly shocked, and had it been in my power I would have at tended his funeral at Vanceboro. Mr. Brewer waa the chief marshal upon Memorial Day at New Bern, and I now regret once again ao much 1 waa unable to be present in order that I might have once again en my old friend. Mr. Brewer wa on the board of County Commiaslooers. I waa the attorney tor the County of Craven and I have been associated with him in a number of ways b the eouoty. He waa tlwaya a warn friend what ever difference of opinion existed be tween oe, and waa ala-ava my strong supporter and friend in all my pubi c life. A faithful representative of the people as- County ComnsMainnir, a asenv berofthe Legislature, and one of the mast gallant Confederate Son thorn army, hi death will id by many friends in Craven Camay by thee who knew bm in the Stale. H had been great aaffarer for year and now rt from hi labor and auf fertagv, 'having passed over tea river, ' hie body to rest la the aeti of thw county ha loved, lad hi galena aeul having pansed through the pearly gate of the beautiful city of ewr Ood, there to meet one agala KtoanvAi' Jackson and Robert K. Lee under Vho com- he au gallantly fought . i HAS K THOMAS Halley's comet, the greatest scienti fic enigma of the age was plainly visi ble in this city last night, but, is a tail 1 comet now. Through some myster ious, unexplained cause, this strange, terrify .ng and erratic flying mass has suddenly become inactive. It has ceased throwing off gas and minute particles of solid matter but whether for good. and all time or merely for the time be ing is a question that scientists are puzzling their brains over. the- Pamtty Record I aapaag )jut them!" to the athMM at hnaf 'Where the .tram I auaav nut awe tndh of fltftad eaUy of Bat body, cord ar bock I in balk anaMaa aniir a front AR eoBd Baapan of hkxh-grnde Daetie WahMnff All metnbei uf kfnita! Life tnkaMtlaat ll upon thrtn In Om, wffl aatlfy mm at one, tmsh aa thr he been a canaajall the msnagsamt In this cfy. S. A EDWAtM. fisM let) Broad St CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY WILLIAMS' KIDNEY PILLS Have you neglected your Kidneys? Have yon overworked you r nervous sys tern and caused trouble with your kid nty and bladder? Have you pains in loins, side, back, groins and bladder? Haveynu,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 60c Williams' M'f'g. Co., Props., Cleveland. O. Moan In Total fcliow. The moon waa in total eclipse lait night, the weather being favorable al most the entire time from 10:38 p m. when (he earth' shadow began to fall upon the face of the moon, until 12.08 a m, when the cHpe was full, the sky was clear and the full effect was vim bin. In contrast with other eclipses of the moon, that last night howd the moon in it l tirety during all the no ried It was a dark red color, whe' wa produced by the reflection of Un tight of the son around the earth's aur face. Tide waa due to the earth bring a greater datfane from the moon than u'uaL It was 2:U a m before the forth gain in the fullness, aeem iagly brighter thn before il eclipse. "High Grade" Colonial Glassware M. E Whitehurst dc-Cu.. . ' - ' Nftur ahintrtnt rrf Pionrrl kintiL. u i.ii.eJ i. om nrxt nn UwW the newast eruptions. nothing made tosnrpaa them in beauty. J. J. Baxter. I wish to aaanwaw to the poWkc m tan i si and the iota) ain.iaal latent U particular that I would Ilk to organ a attar in piece orrnertra having rt stttxil mt former position at the Vir tori Ihoa'.r. I will deote th evening" to the trataeng af the orahoatra. will he pled t hear fn m only those who . -.i. . I ar willing U lro, rirh U lh ora-sn ' . . . huiioa and nfunraa aaaaa San day if j-Of SflaB QMBa LBajfA iaaaWy i isaaaij. thai aaaaavatya. iW t pn-K.ni d wi'l b irr in od f an feoples H' SAVINGS Bankl NEW BERN. N.C. (.UUKItUUi PROGRESSIVE In 1920 How much monoy will you have laid aside in 1920? The follow ing table will Show you the result if you deposit a portion of your wages regularly with this bank at 4 per cent interest, Compounded -twice a year:- ' ' DEPOSITED AMOUNT EACH MONTH $ a 00 $ 44200i 10.00 1,473.00 25.00 3,l0.6o BEGIN WITH YOUR NEXT PAY-DAY WM DUNN CD BRADHAM tA.UZZELL PHEST. VICE PR EST. , CASHIER 5 Doz. Middy Blouses Just ki to retail at 49c, these goods are worth more, but we have put them down with other goods. Buy of usjand 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 ELKS TEMPLE OUR SPECIAL SALE HAS BEGUN and CONTINUES UNTIL SAT. NIGHT Impossible to Quote Prices, They are Very Low CALL AND BB CONVINCED Bafrington Dy Goods Co. 'vwvyvvwvwv Mens "Crawford" Oxfords Patent Leather, Tan and Vici Kid, Newest style toes. $4.00 Qualities all sizes, Re duced to LADIES 'PATRICIAN' BWS Oxfords and Pumps Black. "Tan and Patent . "leather, plain and cap tips. $4.00 Qualities at $2.98 $3.50 Qualities at $2.48 WETH1NGT0N& CREECH V HACKBURN BUILDING "Graded School Examination" - BOOK STORE FOK 1 r eeaa oe mm spaya nvr a wi rfir tor m Ifcr a Thr ArjK ua .rUhr,... lt..llr.ll faO M Has 1U H. P. tafia pre liralif 8' Aitad op tsa Ufa? araaw rajater Aii aajd jvaj(r aajiaaj m ch !fMH WW earry S Has t isfamual aaaa m PI CaaaaaM Ial tterie4 4na me a las rmu. ioirumni and a ajaeet a4rtt. lUaaaaL rear L Q HCHAFfCft Look After the Leaky Roofs ooTing that n ewtly put on laata natiilaction and i cheaper than i Material we carry a large stock i ftmr weight, mwtai parts saw polished niefcle. GIVE US A CAU hy ll Iru ma mm al(r V nrl rill "i ajar a Altai erK'iajia u4 Wa last Sam Lipman. O ask ill Hardware Co. UMU: Mrftri l'hB 14? Maw wars N- C (Cnr. MiddU and B. Front 84. Hrynn fUonh. BataSsBBGaBa
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