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L.;:i CMICLIVA. L)L: DAY .'IGIINLNO. SLPTEHBIIH. Jl 1910.
TWENTY NINTH YEAH,
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Serviceable Zzniz
sp' - ;iIIS Bank places at the disposal of it pa-
i's ' iroDStiis complete raoueru .equtpiueiii auu
- the service uf its trained force of employ- -
4Vees. It is the aim of its management to render every
possible assistance and persons desiring to transact
-;any financial business are invited to confer with our
, officers . Capita) is a strong element in determining
the safety of a bank It is" this fund which stands as i
an impregnable bulwark tetween depositors and any
f possible los. This Bank has1 larger Capital than any.
other financial institution in this section of the state. :
Wm. B. BnADES, V. Pre. "GEO B PENDLETON, Cashier
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QUICK SERVICE
" Minutes .. count when ' you are waiting1 for -medicines.'
That is the time when QUICK DISPATCH to the1 drug
store is appreciated. Presciptions fiom your physician by,,
telephone receive extra attention. , ' - "
GASTON-DRUG COMPANY'
7710 $SZZisMi Stor
ON THE COR
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POST-OFFICE
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REDUCED PRICES
- All 10c. and 12-1 -2c Goods Now
8c. -
15c. Goods Now 10c.
20c. " , " 1.5c
Barrington Dry Goods Go.
President to Urge Appropriation
4of 12,000,000 for Trotr&ction'ofi
',pnm Oanat".--'-
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t-1 New Haven, Conn Sept. 20-PresH
dent Taft b looking forward to one of
the hardest legislative fights of hi ad
winiatratton du-ing the coming short
session Of Congress at - which he, will
seen to rorce inrougn emu prvviuiug
for 200,000 pproprktioBto fctart
wor$ upon the Panama canal fortification!.-
Aside fro-fr tha question of the
right of the -Unit d" .States to fortify
the xoMtSthcre ia a difference Ct npin
i6n a to the advisability Of thia move
the considered-from tbe standpoint of
Unitedjtates alon
Tha oppoaitioa Js the: laat Congrees
to fortifying the canal waa led by
Champ Clark, who la picked for apeak
or in the vent Of ademocratia congress
and the adminiatration ia counting on a
fairly united Democratic opposition to
the project: It will therefore,-be the
plan of the President jto force the pro
positfjo through the coming; ahqrt aer
aion of congreaaln order to avoid taking
any change, on leaving the matter to
the next congresa.j tho pohticaj make
up of- which ia at thia time a matter of
very sarioua doubt, , '
- ; Jonu Daniels Dead ' f
Jonai Daniele, "one of the beat .known
colored men iij the City ia dead.: t For
many yeara Jonas haa heeh a drayman
on the atroeta of hew Bern and he al-
waya enjoyed the reputation of being
prompt and reliable. He waa polite to
tverybody, very induatrioaa and atten
tive to bia ork. - By faia industry and
thrift he bad accumulated a home and a
bit of property benidea. ' The deceased
waa upwards of seventy , years of age
and had been faiHng for several months
when he waa called to bis reward. - lie
funeral wilt be from St. Peters church,
of which he waa a member, this after
noon 5 o'cloek. v L
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RETAILING
Harvey Morse Carteret Cuonjr
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-. During the past few weeks there
have been a arg' number of alleged
bktckadera and--jrtlera captured by
the revenne officers in this' scctloo and
brought to this cit for a preliminary
hearing before United States "Commis
sioner Cha's, B. HilL i - "r ? S
. The latest aadjtmn to the ranks oft
those that will be tried- at the next
term of Fedftral Court' which. convenes
ia this eity on . October24th is Morae
white man -who bVea In -Carteret Co,
Morse was brought before Commission
er, Hill yesterday morning and given a
hearing on a warrant charging him with
operating an illicit still and also retail
ing.; After hearing the evidence given
by the witnesses Commissioner Hill de
cided that there was probable ctuse and
Loan! the defendant over to ihe next
term of Federal Court under a bond of
2C0, which he gave and was released
from custody.
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twrsnsji ' .11 ..n'zzzTSL'rir"' M'r:r :' " 1 "van
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WE HEREWITH ALLOV
VIS
you just a peep, at one of the Bwag
'gerest Derby sty'es of the dayvit's a"
GOLD-BOND Hat 'hat sells at $2.00,
but contains Three Dollars worth of
value and H is one of the many shapes
now in vogue on Fifth; Avenue, New
? York every seasonable color,, too. . ; j
v Remember the price. $2UKr" with a
signed and sealed.GUARANTEE BOND
-. S. Y jkipman:
Cor. Middle S.F. pC' lt. filock
We are shewing this week
a beautiful line Art Squares.
Hall Runners and Rugs at
low figures to close out quick
J; J. Baxter.
To the Public
Miss Jennie Sultan who has been well
known to the millinery trade of New
Bern for the beat five years will now he
in a position to property serve her many
friends Cod patrons.- betas associated
with Lette'i. the Woman's Hatter, 109
Middle Street.
- New York Cotton Market.
Special to Journal,
New York, Sept. 20 Although the
cotton market was dull today the under
tone was much firmer and prices exper
ienced a sharp recovery on short cover
ing. Spot sales none prices unchanged.
LATHAM ALEXANDER ft CO
Band Plari Dixie" -at Encamp-
. melt of Federal Soldiers in
- Atladtie dir. N. J.t Sent. 20iWilh
rteaders'of the "lost cause"? cheered 'as
heartily as those wbo led the armies ef
chief 's Van Sant'aband playing Ute"re6-
el" air of "Dixie; tbe 44th national
encampment of the Grand Army of te
Kepuoue began here today. - tx
Never befora has there haeir. anck m.
complete absence of aectkmal feeHng
and dotens .of Sootb.ern soldiers, who
have ''dropped in" for the encampment
are hailed as "comradea.'
So strong la this fraternal spirit that
there $ talk of imergtog 3ft (L A.' BY-l
and the organizatbn of Southern sucvi-
vora ihtoone body for future -encamp-
menta While this union will hardly ma
torutlixe at this time, it is considered
signiflcantby the leaders of theG. AvR.
that (he idea should, have gained auch
headway so aooo after ita proposal and
its ultimate success is predicted. ;
The annual parade wllrbe held Wed
nesday.
A resolution will be presented to the
encampment Thursday, calling upon the
railways to establish a uniform rate to
veterans for all future encampments.
Encampment headquarters were open
ed this afternoon on Young'a pier. A
reception to Commander-in-Chief Tan
Sant will be given tonight on the steel
pieri The attendance exceeds . expecta
tion J and headquarters are the liveliest
p!ac in Atlantic City.
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Brick I Bnckl Brick! See
us for Brick and save money.
S. Basnight Hdw., Co. .
Thousands
Anxious For Light.
' Unusual' Fish Catch
t. Tbe loungers around market dock
sometimes fish with hook and line to
vary the manotony of . their existence,
Catching now and then a little catfish or
eel. ; Bat this week '. they are having
some real sport, Monday waa a 'hick;'
day, several very large ' cats and a
whopping -big eel were- caught but tbe
excitement grew intense .when a large
"rok fish" weighiog eight pounds waa
caught Yesterday another one of those
fish waa 'caught which -weighed six
pounds. V Rockflab, habit deep and cleat
water and are .utually caught with a
net, and tbe fact of their coming into
a muddy dock an J biting a baited hook
ia a very strange occurrence ; '
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Monument to Confederate, ,N
. Washington, D C Sept. - 20th. -Ia
conformity with 'he recommendation
made just before bu death by General
Oates, Federal commissioner for mark;
ing the graves of of ; Confederate sold
ier and sailors who died In ' Northern
prisons doting the Civil ; wary tne' war
department has awarded a contract for
,JV John L. Robinson
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Jones) i.rr
l (Formerly Wjth Jr A.
X. t V . . fiiV
!tiVery;"SareVand:6xi--
J. change Stables, v
Special IHntb fiiraUivtrj aodterti Lin
tha eonstructioa faf monument. otin
erate cemetery at Fort Lookout, Mry-Jn''
Mr: Editor;
. Oo about Sept 2d "Another Citizen"
wrote And asked a reply to "Citizen's"
inquiry which . appeared in your paper
on August 6th.' But-up to this time no
one has taken the time or Interest to
give us any light on the subjects Inquir
ed aitout I take it that the people of
New Bern, are as a . whole, very , much
interested in this matterf and arguing
from that standpoint 1t seems to me
that the board of aldermen, or the wa
tor, and light deparment ueht to let a
ray of light flash out over the situation
and thereby relieve the anxiety of both
VCititen" and "Another. Citizen,'! ai d
nrav be some other Dei-sons who are as
equally "interested, but are silent, ho
ping however; that some one. would at
least make someobseivationa that would
tend toward bringing light out of dark
ness. &i - ej ' " i "
We note from the papers that Char
lotte U having her water and light de
partment investigated by an expert acr
eoontant secured from - the Southern
Auditing ucv., would it not pe well lor
the people of this city,, to do as Char
loots has done I Of course auch a ; step,
ought, to be the last resort. The . books
siow, and I have heard several persons
say also, that there were a number of
persona wbo iave "nit paid any tvater
renta during tbe past- six,, to twelve
months; Thia being true,- there must be
s cause for it, and that cause .ought to
be known. -"T'jf
Now, will some one who can, throw
some light On thia matter; and do so at
once, and thereby ajlence , both' Citi
i.n" and "Another Citizen.! if thai
land, where lie buried theltodle of 3,
386 Confederates,' Lack -of identifica
tion prevented thf erectiop of Individual
headstones. f"' , t" .
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STABLES J 103 EAST . FRONT. ST.'.
NEUSE RIVER BRIDGE. "
ding natorlai paiutG e GIL:
"iar. load of Windows,' Doors and Blinds juet to
hand, i Can fill your orders all sizes at riht. prices.
Bolusters, Newels. Mantles and. turned', work. -L.
& M. Semi-Paste, -High grade yPaint3. , O112 cillca
makes two ' " - '. .
- Cosghs' snd Colds, At -this 'season
when coughs are so "prevalent,! an ef
fectual remedy, Jnd one easily obtained
is Perry Davit' Painkiller. It is no nos
trum, vended by nnknown agents, but
has stood the ' test - of -over seventy
years; and those ' who use the- article,
Internally or externally, will connect
with it grateful recollections of Its wor
thy inventor. , ' - ,
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Assistants Aislned y nookworm
. v Crusader ' ' 'j.
Raleigh, N C, Sept 20 Dr. Jna A
Ferrell, in cliare of the hookworm
crdsaJe undt'r theaucpices of the Uocke
feller .SanltatiiMi board has .difinely
8;:-rneu l.'.s ass-sUfts to s-rvice in
I -' -Ocular T 'i'' 's to work pptlieiti'
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. i A WeU Known Citizen Say. '
- find Savodine to be a moat excellent
remedy fojiaial catarrh, eolda, ' head
ache and neuralgia ate quickly relieved
bid It w ? " - '
; V .-I-' J.'J. TOLSON,
j e J . J City Tax Collector. ;
New Bert, NU,T,
jRutenburft-Cohen.
The following invitation received by
friends in this city will be of interest to
many. '6i' v..'.;V- C5"'?-' ;; 'v
; Mr. snd Mrs nenry Cohen' '
request the pleasure of your company
at the marring of their daughter
; ; Maorica .
''Lv:-i. "'CSv; '- to . .,:,' '.;-;
. . Mr. Nii'bolna Rutenberg
Vi'ednRSday ehing, Sptemler th
twenty-e!,'hth, ninotetn hundred an
' ... . ten ' ', ' .
J 1 at s'ix o'clock t ', ,''
l,f .7 V.V.t Craoe street,
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Show Love
Julian.
For John M,
Salisbury, Sept. 20 The body of the
lat John M. Julian, editor of the Sal
iabury Post, who died at his home here
from pellagra Friday afternoon waa in
terred in the Chetnut Hill cemetery in
this city Sunday afternooe, a large con
course of several thousand people be
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ing present m attestation Of the high
esteem in which he was held by this
community. The ceremonies were eon.
ducted at the home by the pastor 'of tbe
dead editor, the Rev. M. M. Kinnard,
f St. Jphn'a Lutheran church.' - The
Junior Order American Mechanics, the
Woodmen of the World, and represent
tatives of .other fraternal orderv, of
which Mr, Julian was an honored mem
ber, attended in it body; . The officers of
tbe Bill - Nye Jflem6rial-Mociation , in
this state of which Mr. Julian was the
secretary and treasurer, also attended
in a. body. Among the .out of town
viaitora were representatives pf the
press from Raleigh, Durham, Greens
bpro, Lexirgton, Charlotte, StatMViQe
apd other places, o NoJ roan b'eeverf
been shown more poQor at a funeral in
Salisbury than Mr. Julian who waa heldj
in universal esteem,
. Foatal saving Baaka
I Wash(ngtoiSept4o Attorney Gen
eral Wlckersham,Sc"relary MacVeagj
and Postmaster . General JJitehcock, who
constitute the board of control; for the
foetal Savtngt banks,' will have a pre
liminary conference between the caU
net meetings next week. f - ,
v It ia understood , the board la ready
to recommend the eatabliahmenof one
ank in each of the States and: torritor-
e where It baa been decided to make
the experiment,- It is the plan, to issue
certificates etdeposit in one farm ap to
$9. and la other forms for $10, $20rand
$50.' They will ba j non-trsnsf ertable
and non-negoliabla. ' ' ',' t, -s
The applications of banks desiring to
become .depositaries ;f the- funda far
outnumber the applications of 'the post
offices to be equipped to - take 'tbe sav
inga. In ' South Carolina ten banks
want to be depositories and oply three
post offices want to be designated.-? -J
The New Bern' Banking & Trust Co.
speaks in the advertisement on this
page of the service that a bank rend
ers, r Few jieople' appreciate " all that
a bank does for its depositors' en(jl th
community at largo, The fact is that
ths bank Is the financial heart from
which flows the rf sources that develops
manufacturing ani tther-enterprises,
furniiiliing employment 'and; general
commercial activity. ', ;V-:':i i.-
F-til Error ct Taw I'.'Jl Employe
No oneY education is complete if he has not learned to
save'his hard-earned dollars. How many times in your life
have you wished you had the money you knew you had
thrown -away foolishly.
Dollars planted in the bank are like seed planted in the
ground; they grow.
We pay liberal interest consistent with safety 4 per cent.
MAKE OUR BANK YOUR BANK.
TUB PEOPLES BANK
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We have put in stock
a nice line of Children's
SCHOOL DRESSES and
you can buy these Dress
es for what the goods
would cost you, they are
made in the best styles.
We are also showing a
pretty line of Aprons for
housekeepers and nurses.
J. J. BAXTER
DEP'T. STORE
ELKS TEMPLE
W. G. BOYD
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