Btvn .3,-1 PAPER WITH KNOWN CIRCULATION ESTABLISHED 1 - NUMBER 52. NEW BERN. NORTH CAROLINA. TUESDAY MORNING, MAY. 81 MHO. TWENTY NINTH YEAR - ' -,f- L 1 I I I I If You Want to Borrow we invite you to call and see us. We will consider your application carefully and promptly, and if we can consistently do so we will be glad to make the loan, Of course a carefully managed bank, must not make any but safe loans, but when we regard a bor rower as deserving of a loan we are quite as happy to nerve him as a good depositor. It takes good borrowers as well as good deposit ors to make a live bank. JAB. B. BLADES, Pre. T. A. UKEEN, V. Pres. irit Wm. R. BJ.ADES, V. Pre. GEO B PENDLETON, Cashier SPECIAL IN MEN'S NIGHT SHIRTS Made of the Best Lonsdale Cam bric, V Shaped Neck, All Sizes, 15 to 19 That happy home scene 11 o'clock p. m. man with a long Night Shirt, good nights rest be does not try to pull it down with his toes. He bought a long tailor ed one from J. M. Mitchell & Co- 75C. VALUES FOR 50C. J. M. Mitchell & Co. 61 POLLOCK ST. PHONE 288. EDISON'S- NEW EST PRODUCT Has Invented Moving Pictures In Their Native Colore. They Talk Like Beat People Newark. N. J.. May 30-Thomae A. Edison, the "electrical wizzard," said today that he has succeeded in produc ing a moving-p icture photographing; ma chine which will take pictures in their native colors, the experiments showing such results aa to warrant the inventor saying that almost any day would see its perfection. "While color photography is not new by any means, " said Edison, "its diffi culty for just ordinary landscape pic tures is such that only a few 0tK mentera care to use the Lumiere plates, and even in the hanls of the expei ts the results are indifferant. . . ''I am also working -on a machine which will reproduce the pictures ae well as the moving-talking-picture ma chine. I know that there are some on the market, but none of them are any good. There's no synchronism between the pictures and the tR Iking. Just think of having a picture colored true to na ture, with the action and talking clear ly reproduced. 'I've had Mr. Lumiere here. He stayed with me a couple of days and was satisfied with what I have done. Mr. Edison was asked what was the principal invention needed by the human race and which had not been invented "I are no prophet, ' ' he replied, ' 'and rdo not care to answer that question Let's rather talk of what we have done" "Do I intend to write a book? Not on your life. I have not written any thing for 20 years, except an article the other day for a friend who runs an elec trical magazine. The only things write now are autographs." PASSENGER CAR TURNS TURTLE Mixed. Train No. 13 Eo route From This City to Oriental Jumps Track, and Passengers Badly Shaken TJ p. In attempting to cross the switch at the intersection of the track leading to Goldsboro and the one to Oriental yes terday morning, mixed tnuh No. 13 in charge of conductor S! B. Moore, jump ed the track and the passenger coach which was attached to the rear end of the train was turned over and the pas sengers, lz or Id in number, wore severely shaken up. "'- When -the engine jumped the track the front wheals Tan over from the Oriental track to the Goldsboro track. This caused a swinging motion to be put on the remainder of tho train and the end oar was. turned over. The pas sengors walked back to the station where the money was refunded for their tickets. The wreck was cleared away in a short while and the freight ears carried on to Oriental, ..- New shipment of Figured Lfiiwns. the newest creations. nothing made to surpas them in beauty, J. J. Baxter. Makes Cood Impression KEEP COOL THIS SUMMER v are headquarters for Store, Porch and Window AWNINGS and II A MM i' 1, We have Awnings and Hammocks In stock 'take above i cuts and can furnish you promptly. Owing to the rash we will continue our Overstocked Sale one more week. Visit our store and be convinced of the bargains. , T. J. Turner Fur. Co. 93 MIDDLE ST. PHONE 172 NKW BEEN, N Vance county Subreme Court is In seHsion this week Judge David L. Ward presiding. Judge Ward has made i good impreaaion upon the bar, court of Acer and spectators. He Impresses one as being a man of sound judgment and strong rommon sense, not easily swept off his feet, not radical in his 'Views or extreme in his punishment of certain petty offenses. His Honor's charge to the grand Jury waa corr -m eh ted on favorably . by those who heard it and the good opinion formed of him then has bean strengthened by his attitude in the trial of eases. Hen -demon Gold Leaf. 28th. 1 1 i. .. i ii- COTTON AGR Returns From Cotton Growing Counties in the South to La tham, Alexander & Co. Special to Journal. With the view of obtaining the most reliable information possible concern ing the cotton acreage of the Un'ted SMS for 1910, we addressed 4,000 let ters to bankers, cotton commissioners, merchants and responsible planters em hliespg every cotton growing county in the South, asking acreage estimate?. Up to this date we have secured 2 969 repUes of average date May 20th and the following tabulation is the result in our opinion it is as approximately cor- tact is estimate of the cotton acreage as could be secured by direct communi cation with parties competent to judge, residing in the Southern States. Banner "Sure Seal" Fruit Jars (with glass top.) M. E. Whitehurst & Co. -. Married. A marriage that waa quite a surprise to her many friends in this city occurr ed at Kins ton yesterday morning' where the two young people had gone to have the ceremony performed. The contract ing parties were Miss Clara Pug h, of this city, and a Mr. White, of Green villc Only meagre details, of the af fair could ba learned but it is known that Mr. and Mrs. White will Slake ixrevuvatitj men nuiue. Wonder Freezers Best Made. M. E. Whitehurst & Co. Much Interest Being Manifested . . . The revival at the Tabernacle church la accomplishing great good, There are conversions and additions to the church at almost every aervice, and the apirit that pre vail as in every meeting la some thing remarkable to say the least of it There will ba Service again tonight to which the public is cordially invited Two suites of office rooms In M iore building opposite Gaatou Be tel. On office building adjoining Ar mour Packing Co, a building on South Front atreet. C. T. HANCOCK, Agt. a? i Ha elock Itcmt. I ft WANTED! TO BUY FIELD PEAS tN ANY QUANTITY. FOR SALE:-CORN, OATS, HAY 'AND ALL KINDS OF FEED. X. X. X DAIRY FEED. THE BEST - ii i i BURRUS A CO. MIDDLE ST. Km NW BERN, N. C Crevoo County, May 28th. -We are Clad to report that we are having sor Ana weather now. Mrs. M. F. Ruasell has just reUnmd to Philadeipbia after spending a few WILLIAMS' KIDNEY FILLS Have you neglected your Kidneys? Have you overworked your nervous ays tern and caused trouble with your kid neys and bladder? Have yon pains loins, side, back, groins and bladder? Have you a flabby appearance of the face, especially under the eyes? Too f re quest desire to pas urine? If so, Wil- ' VUhn Pill, tvill MM Mil .1 Druggist. Price M)c. Williams' M'f'g. ' THluli to Our Filhir n . -M t A f I o. , rropa. , unmn, i. AGE FOR 1910. States Ala Ark. Fla. Ga. La. Miss. N.C. Ok. SC. Tenn. Tex. Va. Inc. .03 ' A 2.7 1.4 1.9 88 13 7 1.9 4.5 8.9 1910 3 671 000 2 880 000 266 000 810 000 1 122 000 116 000 1 474 000 2 103 000 2 601 000 700 000 10 776 000 28 000 1909 570 000 2 376 000 250 000 4 763 000 1 100 000 118 000 1 420 000 1 850 000 2 550 000 7 54 000 W 100 000 26 000 Copies Bank I An r c NEW BERN, PAID ON o SAVINGS N.C. ' STRONG COURTEOUS PROGRESSIVE GRADUATION Graduation is an epoch in the lives of young men and woman. As they leave their schools or colleges equipped intellectually for the battle of life, it is too often the case that they are ill prepared to grapple with its practical problems. A gift of a Bank Book will go far toward remedying this defect; for it is the lesson of saving, of living within the income received, that is the fundamental principle of success. This Bank welcomes Savings Deposits in any sum down to $1.00 upon which it pays interest at the rate of 4 per cent. WM DUNN PR EST. . CD.BRADHAM VICE PR EST. TA.UZZELL CASHIER Totals 33 406 000 32 324 000 The total estimated increase of cot ton acreage in the United States lor 1910 is 3 3 per cent or 1 082 000 more than last year and the average planting of the crop is 12 days later than last year. The high prices that have prevailed for the past year has resulted in gener al increase in acreage, particularly in Texas and Oklahoma. The freezing weather in April caused considerable damage and necessitated .a great deal of-replanting, fortunately this occurred at a time when less than 30 per cent of 1 he crop waa planted, and only part of this above ground. During the past two weeks copious rains have fallen over the entire, belt, but there have been complaints of continued cool weather. The Texas crop promises to break all records, warm soason able weather du ring June ts now all that is necessary to assure a satisfactory crop. We have received a number of com munications, from Virginia, Missouri and Kentucky, but not enough to war rant definite conclusions, although a small increase in acreage is indicated. we have used last year's government figures for these states, - r LATHAM. ALEXANDER & CO .r.r- 5 Doz. Middy Blouses 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 eaily or you will miss a good bargain. J. J. BAXTER DEPT. STORE ELKS TEMPLE "High Grade" Colonial Glassware. M. E. Whitehurst & Co. dy with her parents Mr. aad Mrs. A. D Rooks, ttiit Etta Wynne has been the guest of Miss UIHe Godwin the past week. Mr. Earl Rooks sprat the day In New Bern Saturday. Mrs. Bettle Hunter has been the peel week at her fatWa Mr. i. H. Hantor. Miss Law Oodwtn baa returned name fur spending aeeas weeks at Harlowr. Mr. H, Hunter wteh Mr Bettto Hunter apnwt Saturday at CroMsn wHk relative. And Who" i For the Ferry? . If yon warn dowfe op S.oth remit -treet yesterday . somewhere by Met calf street you would be greeted with "take you to James City boat manT" Takes by surprise you would have look -ed around and have seen a whole fleet of row boats in Trent river aad out on the stream a lot of craft passing from adore te shore. Wondering what waa ap, on inquiry you would have found eat that the county bridge was clessd at each end aad the draw opes on asseest of re pairs aad this condition will probably last until Wsdnesdiy. It eoets more to erase to James City than It did to Twieherham Town" which thbaasf ssya aw but "a pens?" yet it ie cheep ewosgh, being but a nickel for thme qosrtara of a mil voy M and with the money- i'( 4;'0 tie in : OUR SPECIAL SALE HAS BEGUN and CONTINUES UNTIL SAT. NIGHT Impossible to Quote Prices, They are Very Low CALL AND BE CONVINCED Bar ring ton Dry Goods Co. Mens "Crawford" Oxfords Mr and Mrs. John Noble day at Mr. Cnmpen'a at I'm. the Qesve Pure Silk Half HowatSOc. worth 75c. J. J. Baxter. I Basis tisttot st Mr. J I wU. r. Oedwlse THE IKPHTMI QISJIOH OF 1 How lo Boy Stylish, Hifb OtuNy GkXfawK Modffate Prices ?'1W wUon ha ban setewd wTs solved It W spent bmsMm ef earvful study on that yon eas sea bm end nmk year ea4astMe in a with sh vary lew ml nut ' loth nrhw m dnatn, CovVMI Is Style. Right at ales. Juntos. ISMttnagi ef smdae w can st ndpsrss 1 ssiead sy frlesdi and tsywa Mr. Ksoas to sty stass SaS bsapnet net Ikes st Math as. Mr. Mr. Mr, E W sad wif With I heWr wild aocut. sftsslhw Tree Waits walking wa Petfaes Hms i ysetsrssy aftarftoa 0 wrttof s st- untaas wee esthni IS s set) sessUer I unw wMea U W fc.lt.n-. The pane Mar part el the less to ihst thnts st tore esserato and shstiawt va rtoMee ef ssavas irowsag fasgejfesas MsyaviUe, May. 8uth-lt was juat af ter the rays of the rising sun bad kissed and brightened all nature on the morn ing ef th 23d, so emblemsticsl of his sweet, patient life during bis bog etek neoa, that oar father,' Cyrus Poscue. passed from his earthly abode to dwaD on high. . , f ;A His last words ware htossings for hi. ehildrts ssd loved one and expression of peace in Gd and a psrfeet willing- to part and be with Biro. We Id, irpoaaibi, gather up th e le ts of hie lift sod weave of them a piston for th walla of our memory. TodT we mint bis kind smile and lv IsajgTwathsg, w long is yam to hoar th ring of Ma Jovial laughter aad to fl again bka gonial rjimstel. Osry yastorday we est before hi hist Is the boats of bis happy day and th 1 leded ssery of his dear pre eeee dortag th last few dap of hi. life wsss wesaew he suffered, not en word ef sgssjUft wver esaspsd hi Hps, sod avry leaswt fee him to tak his mrdi law, sees though he nshsed its ue- with to wordr with aferisW Nan seeSt tboss whs have aat the death bed of fsUwr or mo tber and eaonted Um psiaa as K grow weak ssd wiahsr to the sad, ran hawwthhgrier Hs Is gnM aad "Wa'Usat wsapthat hi toil is over; Patent Leather, Tan and style toes. Vici Kid, Newest $4.00 Qualities all sizes. Re duced to LAIS PATRICIAN i- Oxfords and Pumps Black, tan- and Patent leather, plain and cap tipt. In frost f Mr.' Weep sot that hla race le res. Oed grajtt we may rwst a swssily Whas lks Ma eew work Is due. Noltc Ml ' AH aaanabei ef th lsnlly aVsssrd , M as bsews Matsel UU I I Osssnssjf Sa ssgsnf as sail spas tSMan te the ant fw says tky wiU saetry ffMstsam Thai at ss esse s shssse Is Hi Oris eft. it i nog whiWth oUswMksnr at mi covrd -Ittl a Mask fast what raoa-4 that tntk sf SSn Mi lhS W wwa Id ySatd with glads aa Osr tovad sse to Him to kn Paftd tttttf$ Ift llM tWsXjt MtJ r Alt r Ha givh III belovd on ahnaa. ' M CBILDMEN. $4.00 $3.50 Qualities at Qualities at $2.98 $2.48 WETHINGTON & CREECH V HACKBURN BUILDIN(i. "Graded School Examination" FOR SALE AT Euan - BOBtt -STORE sesoeeosooooe S" For Ssic 1.31JI11 ll i H ft kmg a ft. with Ufa arsasrJ seal try taasg Make Cooking a Plwsttfe Why not make cooking a pleafiure dttrinj the hol-fj ummer montha. make it comfortable in tkf kitchen Yog know what will do itl Whya "New Perfection" Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook Stove Always ready j i . . . . L " . W mjm . . . A MAM .im Of utC. tflrjy MB IUC llUCSt lUUiys WUi. WW" mvy I 'SB d hv Sam Lip man. 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