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NUMBER 88.." -I r' ; NEW BERN, NOUTfl CAEOLLNA, TUESDAY: M0RNIX(3. JULy. 1 2. i9w:,
TWENTY NUNTB YEAR
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f'tThe person who treats his savings account, as a
- duty; or hardship iievei' catches ' the real spirit of
'saving-' 0- .vV--t
But the one who saves CHEERFULLY, who keeps
f his mind on what lie1 can do with his savings when'
- they tat large enough to be used in a, big way, : will
save easily and "with no regrets, over temporary
economies.
. Try to get this broad view of saving.
Look to the. future, fie a CHEERFUL savei and
,you will be atnccessfu) one. '
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ONLY $3.50 - ONLY $9.50
Only Bix more of Window Awnings, worth $4.50 Reduced to $3.50.
Also three more of the fine Couch Hammocks, worth $12.50 Reduced to
$9.60. You will find these goods displayed in our window exactly like
cats, you see above.
T. J. TURNER FUR. CO.
93 Middle St.
Phone 172,
New Bern, N. C.
WEEK'S? WEATH1
; ER ; FOBEGAST
Torrid Wave To Pass Sayi Weath
er Man.' '-.Moderately High
v. Temperature
WMfflngiwCfa. C, Joly ll-Lowr
temperature today is predicted l?y the
Weather Bureau for the lower lake aid
Ohio Valley regions, and by tonight for
the Middle Atlantic and Dew England
States, with normal, temperature in
those regions during the remainder of
the week.
Moderately high temperatures will
prevail daring the week in the South
Atlantic and ; Gulf States, and ' warm
weather-vwill continue in the region
west of the Rockies. Temperature
near or below normal is promised for
the next few days in the upper lake re
gion, th upper Mississippi ,Vally, the
plains States and the Northwest.
Local ruins will fall in the Atlantic
States the early part of the week, and
by the middle o the week there will be
scattering showers in the Mississippi
Valley und the Northwest. Fair weath
er will prevail during the greater
part of the week in the Rocky Moun
tains and plateau regions and the Paci
fic State.
Hot Wave Sweeps United States.
From practically every city in the
eastern section of the United States
cornfe reports of the intense heat that
has prevailed for the past few days. In
New York city many deaths have been
caused by the hot wave and several
have succumbed at other places. The
temperature in this city during the past
few days has been rather high but not
enough to cause any serious inconve
nience.
POPULAR PREPARATIONS
FOR SUMMER TOILET
The care of the skin on the hands and face is of greater importance
now than any other season. 'SEE that you are supplied with the purest
and best TALCUMS, FACE POWDER and CREAMS, that means
OURS. Get a supply; then you need have no fear of sun or wind.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY 'COMPOUNDED
Gaston Drug Company
H. B.
ON THE CORNER
SEDBERRY
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MANAGER.
OPPO. POST OFFICET
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Finds Suit-case In River.
BEGAUS
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HE WAS TOO OLD
Attorney-General Thought Moeby
Couldu't do Work Bequired
of Him.;
Washington, D C, July 11. It was
officially announced today that the re
signation of CoL John 8. Mosby, the
famous Confederate Guerilla as special
attorney for the department of justice,
was submitted in compliance with a re
quest from Attorney General Wicker
sham. It is understood that the re
tirement of Col. -Mosby Was due to his
alleged inability on account of his ad
vanced age to meet the requirements-of
the service and that no other complaint
was made against him.
CoL Mosby was appointed about 8
years ago by President Roosevelt and
took a prominent part in the work of
breaking up the operationg of cattle
men against government lands in the
middle west The veteran fighter, now
73 years old, has undertaken to write
a history of his eareer during the war.
EliGIIIEEil FOILS
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"High Grade" Colonial
Glassware. M. E. Whitehurst
&Co.
Accidently Wounded.
An accident that came near proving
fatal to the victim occurred early yes
terday morning when Luther French a
small white boy, shot Earl Stanley, also
white with a 22 calibre rifle.
The two boys had been practicing
shooting at a target and bad fired sev
eral shots when the accident occurred.
In attempting to , place a cartridge in
the breech of the gun young French in
some released the hammer and the shot
struck the Stan'ey boy on the hand, in
flicting a very painful wound which re
quired the attention of a physician.
In Possession of Train Forty Min
utes, But Get
Nothing
St. Louis, Mo., July 11 Cleverness
on the part of the engineer prevented
three youthful and apparently inrx
perienced bandits from robbing the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Southwest
ern "Flyer" near Larimore, fifteen
miles from St. Louis, early Sunday.
Three men were arrested later as sus
pects and placed in jail pending inves
tigation. Engineer Quinn, through a ruse, pre
vented the looting of the baggage cur
and the passenger coaches. Thu ban
dits compelled the engineer and the
fireman, at the point of revolvers, to
descend from the cab and go with them
to the baggage car to assist in uncoup
ling it The enginemen in the darkness
managed to glide away from tho ban
dits and made for the cab. The bandits
opened fire on them.
Scrambling into the cab the engineer
threw the throttle wide open and dash
ed away with the train.
Five miles further on Qjinn rung up
the yardmaster in St. Louis and told
the details of the attempted robbery.
The train was in the hands of the ban
dits forty mhtutes. According to rail
way officers there were thousands of
dollars in the baggage car in addition
to the mail, which was unusually heavy
While standing down on the market
dock Sunday afternoon, Mr. Thomas
Bowden saw a suit-case floating on the
water. Waitng until itcame near enough
he succeeded in fastening his cane in
the handle of the case and drew it up
on the dock.
Upon opening it a suit of clothes and
other articles, belonging to a 'gentle
man's toilet were brought to view.
Policeman Parker saw Mr. Bowden
pull the suit-case out of the water and
after a few inquiries took charge of it
and carried it to his home, while he
made some inquiries in order to see if
he could locate the owner. Yesterday
morning it was discovered that the
suit-case was the property of a gentle
man in Goldsboro who. had been down
the river on a hunting trip and upon
his return to this city and having but a
few minutes to spare, had set the suit
case near the edge of the dock and it
had fallen over-board, while he, being
in a hurry to catch his train either for
got to look for it or after searching for
it in vain had decided it had been stolen
and left the city.
New York Cotton Market
Special to the Journal.
Wew York, Ju'y 11 The cotton mar
ket reacted moderately today on re
ports of additional rains in Oiilahnma
and Northern TexaB and clo.'irint,'
weather in the eastern belt. Trade was
very dull, spot sales 5,700 halos at
prices unchanged from Saturday.
LATHAM, ALEXANDER & CO.
Capt Oscar Stern, commander of the
local branch of the American Salvation
Army informed the writer that the lar
gest audience of the opening of the mis
sion, attended his lecture oil his work
in Chinatown. New York, which be de
livered last Sunday night Next Sun
day night he will deliver another of
those soul-stirring personal experience
lectures.
Merchants Notice
NOW
IS
YOUR
MANGE
Big toy Mg Opportunity for The Public
" The Greatest Cut Price Sale ever run in the city of New
Bern. irices on all good reduced toone half and less!,
' Sam Lipman. 1
Cor. Middle, and 8. front St. . - v-':y;';.Biyaa Block,'
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Schooner Brattan. will load general
cargo at Baltimore for New Bern, mail
your orders by Monday mail to savu the
cheap rate freight'
( ' WATHEN & CO
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Baltimore.
The applications ' of . the following
named soldiers' and widers was approved
by the County Board of Pensions at the
recent meeting' of the hoard.
Henry Gaskins. F P Gsskins, : H. C
Robinson, R M Brock, R at Wiggins, J
B Roach, Job. JamahGeo; Smith,
Mrs. '8 E Satherthwalte, Mrs J L Man
hey, Mrs,1 Lydia Wooten, Mrs. '.Amanda
Alphio, Mrs. Jane Moore, . Mrs. Louisa
tncasteri-:;ii;; -.jrL'vbX
WANTED!
H Second hand 20 IL P Gasolene
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Applications Approved
Ileatlilandl'Llilligari 1 Points
' ' L. k Ef.; Semi-Paste Paint We carry all shades' abd the ;
tcsf paints osi 'the ir.arkct,' Varnish Stains in a!l colors. Big
stock cf Buifdicg Material, Roofing and Wire 'Fence.;'!' Can
ivc yea good prices. ; ' Afl visitors to the city daring Home
Coming week will lind a cordial welcome at our store..";-'.'.
i ....rirsf Baptist B. 8. Picnic
The Sunday school picnic of tbe First
Baptist Church will occur on next Wed
nesday. : IC the . weather ' is good ' the
boat wUl. proceed as far as Oriental,
otherwise a stop will be made jit Sloe.
umh'f ureea- or.some intervening point
Tbe managers regret to haveto announce
that pa account of tha limited sis of
the boat it will not be possible to carry
any except such as attend the First
Baptist Sunday School or Chenhr It
is hoped that others will appreciate the
difficulty and aot apply for accoramoda
tion. Persons having baskets of dinner
will notify Mr. Dowdy St Miller's Fur-
rlturs Store on Tuesday and - he will
send a wagon for the baskets early
Wednesday morning. The crowd is re-
quoatcd to meet at the church on Wed
nesday morning not later than seven
o'clock, a the boat will sail immediate
ly after that hour. ' The "children wi
be carefully looked aftor and every tf
fort made to give tlmm a f. 1 f. !
Psrtnts are epociaHy hivitcj to ac
company tlvir cl.i' !,.
Lare Audience Attends Lecture
Banner "Sure Seal" Fruit
Jars (with glass top.) M. E.
Whitehurst & Co.
Awning Destroyed.
Early yesterday morning tbe large
canvas awning which covers the entire
front of Mr, J. J. Baxter's dry goods
store became ignited, and before the
blaze could be extinguished more than
half of it bad been destroyed. Jjst how
the blaze originated is not definitely
known, but it is supposed to have been
caused by a lighted match or a cirar-
ette which was thrown from a window
above the awning.
"life la a See-Saw."
Ah incident that fully corroborates the
old maxim, that "life is a sea saw" cul
minated In this city yesterday when a
young man who came to this city sev
era! weeks ago, presumably to take i
vacation and enjoy life 4o general, had
lo walk out of the city Meavtag. behind
turn a large number of Unpaid bills. pt
The vwnir man., who ellmed Wilson
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N. C s as bis borne, gave varied and en
thusiastie accounts of his family's local
standing and financial ability,1 yet When
be wired home Satarday.mornuig tell;
ing the sad news that he was Vail itt'
and that a few aitooleons would' bo
greatly appreciated he failed to receive
a reply. When only a few day i before
he had preaumatly been tweil. supplied
with the "ever tdyr. and waaepjoy
ing Hfd to IU foil extent he awoka to
the fact but too late, ?that ' 'the pac
that kills'! could hot exist on ah empty
pockettKiok,; and, leaving ail of bis
worldly "goodsV except the clothes he
wore, with the landlady, started out to
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ffeoplcs Bank
NEW BERN, N.
PAID ON
SAVINGS
STRONG
COURTEOUS
PROGRESSIVE
SOUND INVESTMENT
As this is ulie period of the year when people are receiving divi-rio-ncls
and inU-rest, it is well for them to consider how they will
use these fund.
While awaiting the opportunity to place them in some perma
nent investment, we cordially recommend our Certificates of De
posit v'-.ich draw 4 ger cent interest and may be readily converted
into c. ii should necessity demand.
Chci .ng and Savings Accounts cordially invited in small as well
as large sums.
WM DUNN
PFVEST.
C.D.BRADHAM
VICE PR EST..
TA.UZZELL
CASHIER
CLOTHING and SHOES
We still have a large stock of Cloth
ing and Shoes to close out. Don't fail
to see us before buying, we will save
you money on anything you want.
J. J. BAXTER
ELKS TEMPLE
DEPT. STORE
Supposed Corpse Proves to be Stuffed
Overcoat.
While crossing Neuse river bridge n
few days ago several young boys who
live at Bridgeton werd startled by see
ing, what they supposed was the body
of a drowned man, floating down the
river. There was no boat at hand in
which they could reach the "corpie" so
thsy rushed back to the Bridgeton hid.
of the river, where after telling their
story to several people there they se
cured a boat and rowed out to bring the
victim BBhore. Imagine their chagrin
when upon reaching the object which
they supposed was the body ot some
poor unfortunate" who becoming tired of
life's turmoil, bad decided to end it all
by seeking a watery grave. They dis
covered an old dilapidated overcoat
which had been stuffed with bay and
thrown overboard by some practical
joker.
JUST RECEIVED
Trunks SuitCases
HandBags
and
AT
Barrington Dry Goods Co.
For Rent.
Two suites of office rooms in
Moore building opposite Gaston Ho
tel , One office building adjoining Ar
mour Packing Co.s building on South
Front street. . . '
C. T. HANCOCK. Agt. '
'foat U" to Wilson.'
jwr Houaof ReprMehlalivM
' At the solicitation' of, maoy; Demo
crats from all -the townships of the
county I hereby announce, tliat I '.will
enter the" LKmocrac primary , to d
held Saturday, September 3rd 1910, a
a candidate for the legislature. t. : ;,
'.., Respectfully
,,'',''''" K ' ' R- A NUNN
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i ' ' , Maritime ' t!ce
Pamlico Sound Nouns Hivcr, from the
entrance to New Brrn. r.uoys replaced
June 24, having bfion found mis3ing, ss
folloWS. ; : "' ' l.
Uj-per Crp-n Tpring Buoy, 14, spar.
P.ansom Clmnm-l 1'ntrBnce Buoy.
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jeys rat
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in 10
How Many Can Von Accomodate?
..The Chamber of Commerce is pleased
to announce that too matter of proper
ly looking afier.yisitors in the way of
locating boarding accommodations dur
ing the celebration has been taken in
hand by the committee on entertain
ment, ad that J. Leon Williams, E'q,
one, of oqr young and prominent lawyers
wfll give; the matter ,,Ws personal at-
tentloh from now ontil., the close of the
seleLrstion,! All persons who cah are
respectfully' urged to amne to accom
modate as iny visitor as possible on
thli August occasion.; in-erder that no
person may go from our city disss tisfiel
bv reason of accc4nraodation9..X':
yr la the cities during': expositions It I
the etistora for every bouse that Oan do
so to open its .doors, to, the visitors,
great many placing eigns outside that
boarders' are. wanteds If this Is done
here during the celebration it will tend
to relieve the committee' bh entertain
ment of one Of Atk greatest burdens,
The Chambet of Commefce 'thefefore
begs that nothing be left undone by
anyone to assiet in caring for the large
number of visitors who will be in evi
dence in New Born during the Bi Cimi-;
tennial Celebration and . all'' tnatters
pertaining thereto should be referred to
Mr. Williams who will strive to his ut
most ability to see tht , everyone is
properly looked after. '' -
When tlif Hlomach fails loperform its
function, t o bowels become dorangi(l.
tho I. vi r i-.. 1 t:m kidneys ooiuf.Hii.-.i
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Rooms 320-321 Elks Building
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Points on Perfect Protection
The excellence in protection afforded by a policy -on BOILERS and
FLY WHEELS in the MARYLAND CASUALTY CO. of Baltimore,
(assets $5,000,000) is proven by the following facts and flgures:-
Otily casualty company maintaining a CLAIM DEPARTMENT in
North Carolina which assures prompt adjustment
Premiums collected in this state last year exceeded that of any
other eonpany by ft5,000.
Has advanced in 12 years from the bottom to SECOND PLACE In
the list of wealthy companies.
For prompt udjustment of claims and protection given policy holders it
has no equal and the beauty of it all is its rates are low as less reliable
companies. A policy on boilers reduces, cost of fire insurance. No boil
er owner should neglect this important feature.
W. O. BOYD, Agt
REAL ESTATE,, INSURANCE
-Telephone 400
TO THE PUBLIC
V Tfie New Bern STORES ure the equal, of fany io this;
State and should be patronized by you in' preference to
Bjy recent comparison the goods "offered , by ; out; mcr-
frjlcirroan'establ
lf you (dont fm what you needr njoour; clvjc pride :
an;d let your merchant order it for you, for.bysb doicj you
will encourage pur merchant to keep tjje best of every tiilii?
at the cheapest possible , Pnces0gv
r Thounds otdollarsare1 teljiiJs.iwaV
enrichen other communities.'" Lets; keep this money at
. home and prosper.
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