North Carolina Newspapers

0tttrtiaL PAPER WITH KNOWN CIRCULATION 1 1 eaaaaewaaaaj NUMBER 64. NEW BERN. NORTH CAROLINA. TUESDAY RN1NG. JUNE, M 110. TWENTY NINTH YEAR ESTABLISHED 1878 ' I 4 k fa I I I BM I THE BEST PIKE TO KEEP YOUR MONEY is the place where you can get it back PROMPTLY if really needed. Only those with a great deal of money can prop erly afford to consider permanent investments, and they had best consult with their banker before let ting go of their cash. The average nan needs a good sized available re serve in a strong, safe bank, before putting a penny into anything outside of his own business. Ready cash is a mighty good friend. 3. B. BLArtML BLADES, V. Pi ORBEN, V. Pres. PENDLETON, Cashier EXa! LKfl YOU MAY BE TRAVELING TO THE BEACH OR TO THE MOUNTAIN, IN EITHER EVENT YOU WILL NEED A Trunk, Coat Suit Case, or Traveling Bag. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW LINE Trunks at 2.00 to$l 5.00 Straw Traveling Cases 2.50, 2.75 and $3.00 Coat SuitCases t.OO, 1.25, 2.15, 4.00, 5.00, 6.00 and $7.00 J. M. Mitchell & Co. 61 POLLOCK ST. ,PHONE 288. , I'm ' 1 1 '.' "" " iEERLY POT TOW LETTER Short Interest Used as Lever. " Business Conditions Abroad Satisfactory . New York. June 13 -The heavy short interest in the cotton market that ac cumulated over the government report was used as a lever this week by the boll interests to advance prices to a still higher level. This operation was great ly assisted by the strong statistical position of the remainder of the old crop. Domestic spinners have been mod erate buyers, I hey are persistent in the policy of curtailment owing to the very unsatisfactory state of general trade which lately has been accentuated by the drastic policy of the administration in enjoining the railroads from raising rater.1 While the issue has been in a measure adjusted there is still a feel ing of uncertainty over the immediate outlook which deters merchants from making normal new commitments for the future. Business conditions abroad are much more satisfactory than at home. For eign spinners have been good buyers of spot cotton, as reflected in the heavy sales at Liverpool during the past week They had been awaiting a decline after our government report which failed of materialization and they have ber n tak ing their supplies since then, at prevail ing prices. Weather conditions in the cotton belt since the issuance of the government reports have been very favorable for the germination and growth of the new crop and the promise of good yield continues excellent. The state reports of Oklahoma and Texas are exception ally, goad both as to condition and acre age, the figures showing a greater in crease and higher condition than those reported by the government, Cotton is forming squares in SouthernTexas and other parts of the belt where the weath er has. been unusually good and some new cotton should be coming to market from these section within two months. SUPERIOR COURT NOW I SESSION 1 Banner "Sure Seal" Fruit Jars (with fclass top.) M. E. Whitehurst & Co. Large Number of Cases on Docket, Yesterdays Proceed fags A one week term of Craven County Superior Court for the trial of criminal cases convened ta this city yesterday morning with Judge R. B. Peebles pre siding. J 1 At the opening of the session Judge Peebles made a short but timely talk on the criminal law, after which the fol lowing grand jury was drawn; I. L. Wei hing ton, Foreman, H. Whitty, L. L. White, W. K. Rowe, Ed. Wetherington, W. T. McCoy, I). P. Toler, W. T. Capps, W. P Cuthrell, N. E Oasktns. M. G. Avery, J. F. Rowe, Macon Willis, N. L. Gaskins, E. H. Heath. R. 0 Lancaster, W. D, Toler and K . L. Dixon . After the grand jury had been select ed the regular proceedings of tie day was begun. There are about 85 cases on the docket and the entire term will be taken up in disposing of them. The following cases were cleared from the docket durieg the day; ' Bertha Staton, charged with fend as sault with a deadly weapon, plead fcuil ty and was sent to the county jail for two months. ' : '' ' Stella Perkins, charged with receiv ing stolen goods, plead guilty but no sentence has yet been imposed Priscilla Calloway and Josephine Crawford, charged with, an assault with a deadly weapon continued. In this case Leo Hill, a witness, ws sent to jail for 90 days for failing to appear after being summoned. ' ' Leslie Spencer, charged with larceny was found guilty and sent to jail for 6 months. - Moses Pugh charged with an assault with a deadly weapon, was declared not guilty. Joe Pope, charge with an assault with a deadly weapon, plead guilty and judg ment was suspended upon the payment of the cost of the ease. Thoa Barrow charged with; an as sault with a deadly weapon plead guilty and judgment was suspended upon the payment of the co t of the case. DEMOCRATS INT THOMAS The Democrats of Craven Baptist Revival Notes BBI BBl BBBBBBBBBffiBMSBW-S Hie Sprinfllflt 1 ills A Lonfl-FelVVant Yesterday Evangelist Sledge preach ed at the First Baptist Church on Faith though it was raining there was a very rood congregation to listen to tha help 'ul discourse. At night it was again I mining but there was a good congrega Jon and a splendid sermon on Repent nee. Quite a number of requests for payer followed the sermon. This afternoon at 4 and tonight at 8 there will be services, rain or shine. VrnlttBtrd sanili Oaratilr-Rfillu on men MS njwAlaBWBwa, This Mattress contains pore cotton woven Into elastic fell, and a fi -grade of high carbon 8tce Springs. Gears teed, Will made, Well (ill.nl and if unsatisfactory after 60 days trial will be replaced free of charge. PRICE $18 50, REDUCED TO $16.50 di tt rro i n rvA vc rwu uj i i ui iu jt i j vnL-i FOR SALE BY DIED. Yesterday morning at the home of -lis parents, number 218 Sooth Front street, Richard D the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Strickland. The user I services will be conduct d from he residence tins rooming at 9;46 Rev f H Brown officiating. The interment till be made in Cedar Grove cemetery. Albert Mattocks Ination Passes Exam T. J. Turner Fur. Co. 93MIDDLEBT. .. PH.ONK 172 NKW BKBH, M. C OXFORDS! OXFORDS!! A late summer means a hot and long summer, and that means OXFORDS, now HURRY ! HURRY ! 1 . as we have a fine stook to se lect from S. Lipnmn Car. 1 float A Middle It sWyaa Bl k: Connty in Mass Meeting Assemb led Endorse Him. At 12 o'clock yesterday a large num ber of voters of Craven county, met in mass meeting at the court house and endorsed Hon. Charles R. Thomas for renomination for Congress from the 3d Congressional District. The meeting was called to order by Mr. R. A. Nunn. and he called upon Hon. Jas. Brvan to preside. Mr. Bry an addressed the meeting in a rattling good speech. The main point made by Mr. Bryan was that the interests of all Eastern Carolina demanded that Mr. Thomas be returned to Congress, and that his constituents had the right to call for his nomination. It was merely a question of the interests of this sec tion and no one else could do what he could do for deep waterways and all the great needs at this critical period. There was great applause for the tel ling points of Mr. Bryan's remarks. The number of people present was re markable and the following resolutions were unanimously passed. New Bern, N. C June 13, 1910. We, the citizens of Craven county, in mass meeting assembled, hereby en dorse our fellow countyman, Hon. Chas. R. Thomas, for Congress, and respect fully call to attention his untiring ser vices as Congressman for the past ton years. We believe that it is for the best interest of this district to re-elect Mr. Thomas, and know of no good rea son why he should not be returned to Congress. While Mr. Thomas is not a candidate for the position we believe that we have the right to acknowledge our gratitude to him for his valuable services already rendered and to ox press our desire to see him retained in the position in which he has accomp lished so much for his people. ,1 ' - gj ai , n i BERN. Bank! N-C. STRONG COURTEOUS PROGRESSIVE les 4 PAID ON o SAVINGS What a Woman ShoutCpow About Banting Every woman should know how to deposit money and draw checks in payment of her personal and household accounts. This bank es pecially invites the accounts of women, extending every courtesy and attention while our officers are always pleased to explain every detail connected with the keeping of an account WM DUNN PR EST. CD.BRADHAM VICE PR EST.. TA.UZZELL CASHIER OUR :rf U GREAT CLEARANCE SALE STARTS Wed. Morning June 15th. Every article in our big store marked down. Every body invited to come. BALLOON jSSENTjjjN EVERY DM HI 12 O'CLOCK J. J. BAXTER DEPT. STORE ELKS TEMPLE "High Grade" Colonial Glassware. M. E. Whitehurst &Cu. Special Sale. We have just received the finest line of brass beds that has ever been shown in the city. Different styles and differ ent prices. Prices from $14.00 to $ 60.00 Csll and look our stock over - J S Mill er, 87 & Hit Middle street. Bad Weather Still Prevails Mr. E. B. Ellis I'urcham flerock Property Erly yesterday morning the mm peeped out from behind a bank of cloud.-; and for a short while the weather was perfect but before noon the rain w.u deceoding in sheets. There were many visitors to the city yesterday but these were compelled to stay indoors during the major part of the day. The weath er bureau predicts showers during the week. ll j n !1 il HI litfl 1 I'M IIU I i 'i IN ADDITION OUR SPECIAL PRICES On all New and Up-to-date Merchandise, we are giving REBATE CHECKS Which will be worth your while to take care of. Mrs E B Ellis has purchased from the heirs of the late Ed. J Gurock an immense building let and a large resi dence on Union street ' . The deal has been under considers tion by the heirs for several weeks but it was not until jetterday that the papers were drawn up and the deal conaumat ed. i Mrs. Ellis hsa signified her tatontion of erecting a handsome residence on the cite of the Getoek homestead which was located on the earner of Union and Graves. i ) . ,, i ii , Wonder Freezers Best Made M. E. Whitehurst & Co. Among those who passed the exam nation of the Stat Board of Pharmacy which was held at Charlotte Stturday as Mr Albert aUttoeks of New Bern Mr. Mattocks la well known in tbia city and has a score of friends who rongrat late him on the Mi Just Arrived Wall paper now in stock ere decided te put In eed quality paper so yes weU net have to wait for It to be or defeat, we wMtbs a-lad t show yon (he prise froae Iks. paw eWkesreil to fit i. rt.MILUtt, IfT AS Mandla Rt. The MARKET OULL AND NARROW Largest New England at UU Ex pected to Close Down Dor lug Summer Has Depressing Baffington Dry Goods Co . . . i, ,: , For Rent. Two suites of office rooms in Muere building opposite Gaston Ho tel. One office building adjoining Ar mour Packing Co.a building on South Front street. C. T. HANCOCK. ARt. BPVWMOrrrVrrr W W VV V V V V aB I Ms "Crawl ori' Oxfords Patent Leather, Tan and style toes. Vici Kid, Newest Rain Causes -Interruption. Larfe Crew, st Msctlsasl taaier. Oswef tawkargeet crowd, of tk seav MrawtMs to Mirak ni City last lewAey. WtaeaUasmatelag trmtopasswt liwnsajk sMs esty every seat wsvs AiUd ad severei extra cere a4 to b at UiltoAAeUieereetWheenseeewarwm Urn erewAe hefto to fc.cr.asa aatu later on si Ira tretoe srUI Were to be oprald Bperial to JoorneX New York. iesM IS Thai eetton star ket was narrow and 4sA testey aJ t toneed a farther react toe, but rsi- bed to ta tost mlf bmu- ea whet sp psrdto he short eoverto by local fMAer wk.hadeeMte tk earlier sea Ladies Tailor Made Suits We are agawts for the Aaasniaa Ledtos Tsktortog Co., of Cktoagsv eo will be gtod for yon to sail la and ass ins oar sasasto aad etytoe be for. buying fi F. M. Chadwick, MUlCHrVNT tT ksaaTag Otonn H aiawS tk sssjlfc aBC lftBJI awSV MBCstsl frwa AkkaayteMew Tort toe Teek Warid laisaaul a a 9 MHbI sWtfMlMe TIni ftMV ajaae aw sjm mm Tort WerM aasHswH. LeaM Poet Dasastut Tka Uaet s rtoa ef fwt.OO will W girm fe a aiiissifM rSsrht b tweee New Tail The Memorial Exercises by Elmwood camp No 12, W. O. W. were very much interrupted yesterday evening by the rains, however, the members marched to the cemetery at B o'clock and with s short ceremony decorated the graves of their deceased with flowers snd ev ergreen in honor of their memory snd to' show reverence for thrir worth. An elaborate program had been ar ranged aad Mr. D. E. Henderson hsd kindly consented to deliver the address, bat owing to the inclemency of the aeathar, it became necessary to din paaas with the greater portion of the esawrieas. This is a beautiful cutim of tho WueAasan, snd it is to be regret ai that the weather prevented them from carrying oat their program. WILLIAMS' KIDNEY PILLS Have you neglected your Kidneys? Hare you weal worked your nervous sys teen and caueed trouble wl $4.00 Qualities all sizes. Re duced to $2.98 LADIES PATRICIAN' AND ZFIGLERS' Oxfords and Pu'raOs Black, Jan r . and Patent $2.98 $2.48 leather, plain and cap tips. $4.00 Qualities at $3.50 Qualities at WETHINGTON & CERECH HACKBIIRN BUILDING with your kid- btoddert Haas you pains in I back, groins aad bladder? a flabby acssarsaai ot the 7 Too fro a desire to pees urme? If eo, Wib Pills will cure you st FrieeSOs. William.' M fg. 0. Sale. in Jon the Salvation Army will hold a eato to egaar to secure fenda to enable them to aey off an imlohted- a their hsJI an 1 other small c ... ..Li I. . . haaae MaSaay l.ir.n'0"! .maiier inn ()rttrKUt rurtoilaseat tor saw era! mi Shs isnieat aawshsykesAswaakada ajn nag to WHI HaW Rammife ttol af limil rlat lhaktoaarieea.1 Dorks the tost week There M an ilesTieJtt email demand American ttWtm iOblMfV flswal HlspA JawflsrtsW Wkidl fWBsVsMTt ' sbbbi BJBJaww sasw Jl ewe SWayj W wsss; nessj aasssjsssj essag i tatoaaiUa. peases. Spat sales ware ah ant ' savsatem tawassnd balsa halee t aaetaearad prw- m' ' LATHAM AUIAMDWACe Chaaikaitoto'e CihsA tiaiaii k esMlaasara Rff ssswRsl'T J ffssN. eaeewaeaee eaaeaa'ae eeaa - BOOK SAMUIL HARLEY LYU, . LEAVES OF LIFE I ITT- j STORE FOS SALE AT - & & a. a a a AAaAataAAAAA aAadaVdfcadtdfc SsJ HW 9 WWW fwwVwVwwwwwwwwsyvsj waww-v -w-w w GSfk Stem makes an ore-eat reroet to ewery attlaaa of New Bam to att kest to thst saeartofclog by eaatribiUag aliaWasAeaai of? rlnihina. mack eel etc.. whoh tby ran Jetodrep bha a esrd end s I let the ariirles sat work aad nay aerial- BUILDING MATERIAL AND BUILDERS HARDWARE We carry a complete line and we have the right Kllwood Fence wire. Boultry Wire. Wa er Coolers. Ice Cream Freesers. For anything Hardware line, phone or call on in the Gaskill Hardware Co. Miilrlle Hlrrwl Fha 147 New bra N- C- j p"25jTU ' eag aM t W lit I BHTwkew. ' '" 9 aaaieadl