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OUR: income is the only support of your fam
ily. vWhat would you do, if it should be stop-
,'ped'fcy sidtness or some other trouble?" Well,
i you are reasonably sure that it ill " stop ; sorn,e
Did you ever think what you would du then? "Why
, not beghl preparation for the day when the income may
. stop by saving just a little irom wnat you nave now r
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' - A savings jccAunt St this bank will pay you 4, per cent :
"interest,' compounded semi-annually. x- '' . .
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A CHRISTMAS CALL'
BY" SANTA CLAUS
If he has some first-rfaBacoal ' in
his pack will b welcoroeS beyond
words by many a family in need of.
creature comforta these eold days 5
and coldet nights.. If .you don't '
want lo be knuwn in the matter
jutt leave an order nd the pricftv
for & ton or two with w the name u
and addreewf 'tho family y ou t
want cheered'. ''Your wished will ,
be respe ted nd carried out
Most Important Session. Demand
" For Change in. Present System
' State llanagement. -
" The called convention for the oyater
meneld at Elisabeth CityNm 28th,
was not largely attended but (he con
vention entered upon a work of reform
in. the State oyuter industry,, : . that
promises -to restore this most Important
industry that at present baa declined to
a point of almost ! nothing. , Elizabeth
City was1 as is usual most 'generous in
hospitality ' Every provision for enter
"Smment waf ample, - and the courtesy
of her citizens made, every guest feel at
ease. 'The gathering was held in the
courthouse, called to order at 11 ft. m.
by Col. E F Lamb, President of Cham
ber of Commerce after prayer, by Rev.
J, D. Burday, an address of welcome
was tenedered the convention ty Bon.
E. F. Aydletk'The election of per
manent organjationresulted, Chairman
Mf. Thos. J. Markham.Sscretaryies C
L Stevens, New Bern, W. ' R. Rowe,
Vireinian citizen. Irvington, Va. H. R.-
Houston, Hampton, Va. M. C. Crowson
Elizabeth City. " - 1 .
NMr. G. N." Is, of Nw"Bern made
the first address on the Past Present
and Future of the Oyster "Industry,
sound, practical one. that embraced
personal experiences' of years. It
cauRht the convention and was justly
applauded; Mr, L r uersteih ,of Nor
folk made interesting address, some
discussion following, the convention ad
jurning for .dinner..- At the afternoon
session, Commissioner of; Fi heries of
Virginia, W. McO. Lee, spoke on the
Virginia Oyster Industry. It told of
therimmense advance made is Virginia,
and the almost perfect observance of
khe oyster luw, a retenue of over two
for one for the expense of conducting
the Fisheries Besides Mr. . Lee the
convention was honored by several
prominent gentlemen from : Virginia,
associated-in the oyster industry. Great
disappointment was felt at the absence
of Mr. W M Webb, State Oyster. om
missioner, who sent a paper that was
read by CoL Limb. It was a depres-
Ising document, showing a continual foi-
lowing olt n the caren xt oysters dur.
ing the past ten years, with the conse
quent loss of revenue, that did not al
low enough to grve protection of Uie
oyster grounds, in maintaining the law
Dr. J. H. Pratt con Oyster Legisla
tion, maie an address that commanded
close attention and received the. hearty
approval of the convention. Among
those present were Congressman Small
aid Col, W. F Beasley who made short
talks. At night the convention ,as
given atanquet by the Merchants At
socialion and Ceamber of Commerce,
that was enjoyed by over one hundred.
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PILES CURED IN 6 101 OAYJ
FAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure ny cas of Itching, Blind, Bleed'
ing or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days
or money refunded. 60c' y
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Ik is Announced That Roosevelt
;VilI Support President. pifl
erences Patched up, ,
. Washington, Dec 29, Jhe . word has
gone out definitely among the close
friends of-President Taft that he- wilt
be as active candidate for renomination
in 1912, according to a -story in a Wash-
inrton afternoon paper. ,:i;".'
ThAe who have been entertaining the
belief that Mr. Taft might not be a can
didate for another teiuvight as well
give up Such An idea ?rThe President's
close friends know that ho intends, t
run. r Not only that, but' steps'" Are be
ing taken to clearthe wy of ' Taft't
renomination.' The : rough places, are
being smoothed over where tbia is pos
sible and friendships are being sought
rather than enmities. x . C
Not alone the renomination is heing
kept in mind, bat also "the re-election
of the president. - As a mattejf act, j
the men closest - to the - president; are
worried more over the election than
they are Over the nomination. They
feel confident the president eon get the
necessary majority of delegates in the
next Republican National Convention
to insure his nomination. But Che Dem
ocratic drift displayed fn the election of
November 8 causes them anxiety. '
NOTICE.
if .. -Those
owing me money and will not
pay bills upon presentation will please
call and settje their account1 before
January 1st, or all meats after that
date will be gent them C O. L.
Respectfully,
ISAAC COHEN.
Coast Line Market.
New Industry For Vanceboro.'
Raleigh, Dec. 29.r-The Bland Farm
ing Co., of near Vanceboro, was-.' char
tered to deal in real estate - etc The
authorized capital-stock is $ .0,000 and
commences , kuainess. with $7,000 sub
scribed. J. L. Bisnd is the principal
stockholder. . . !
Union Passenger Station Opening.
S Next Monday January 2nd, the Union
passenger station will be open for the
traveling publics At night of the same
day, the station will be lighted through'
out. and an .invitation is extended to
the citizens to; .inspect ;th9 building,
Ladies are skod tt attend and bring
their husbands. , f-"Zi
FlneFlsl
W. S. andgam!, Parsonsjook WflshJ
from their nets in Neose river yester
day mornings -weighing 294 pounds.
These nets are 20. yard? long and there
were 15 nets. and were located between
here and the mouth of Duck creek, one
and a halt miles from ' town. The Ash
were sold to GeO. N. Ives and at 161
cents a pound brought t48.4L : '' '
SOCIETY
FIRST Ell; v
;: WAS CONCLUDED
BRIDGE WHIST CLUB;
At her hospitable home, on Graves St.
Mrs. David Congden very" charmingly
entertained the Bridge Club ytsieiday
afternoon,?- "
Aa the guests arrived they were invi ¬
ted intoho dining room, "where Miss
Henrietta :.r Hancock - served " delicious
fruit punqh. v At the close of three rub-
bera an ice course was served.-'-. . .
The ecore cards were loveiy Chrisl-
Unas tarda, with .Christmas: greetings .
Mrs. ondnJon's cuests were; Mes-
dames Monroe HowelEdward Bisnop,
Guion Dunn,-Richard "Duffy, . James
Mitche'l -Wi liam Dunn, David Jarvin,
Ramond Pollock, Barr, J. K. Hollowell,
Thomas Warren. Samuel Eaton, C. D.
Bradham, William Hand. ' "
v Miss Adelaid -Myers, Mm .: EulaUv
Willis, Miss Maud Munger; Miss Bettie
Windley, Miss Scliench,' Miss Harriett
Marks, MiBs Mpmie Rtcharrtson, Miss
Sara - Congdon and .'Miss Henrietta
Hiniwk. '- i
yesterday Morning, f Five Other
Atleged Whi8key Sellers Bound
'-0er to Superior "tjourt. ;
"OneBkips Hi$ Bond.
- At 10 o'clock yesterday morning the
preliminary hearing of- the alleged re
tailers who were arrested Monday morn
ing and which had been continued from
the preiiouB day, was resumed. -
J. ' W. Smith was called, and be
stated to the courtlhat he "was merely
a cletk for Brinsori and Goulding and
that he had sold liquor by Instructions
of the firm for which he worked. Smith
was bound over to the, next term of
court under a $100 bond. No other evi
dence was introduced in his case, his
own testimony being deemed sufficient
for the court teiiold him. ' -
T". CCHdward was -ruext called,
and officer Rowe testified that he runs
a5near-b4er stand and. he -said he
thought, he had a U. S. license. Had
aeon some people come out tf there
f Ith whiskey. He said he sent a man
in there that bought two half pints and
he also v saw another man go in there
and buy some. '; Officer Bryan said that
he also saw a man go in there and buy
some whiskey. Officer Bryan further
testified that the U. S. liquor license
was in the name of 'Hawk & Phfllips.'
Howard asked the court to ask
Mr. Crawford' if he had received any
whiskey for him in the last four years.
Mr. Crawford was only prepared to tes
tily as to liquor received in December
and he stated that the N. S, R, R. had
notreceived any liquor for Mr. Howard
14-the month ef December.'
-j, Mr. Howard stated that he was mere
ly a clerk for Phillips & Hawk. Tbe
court required a $250 bond for hfs ap
nearancc at the next term of Superior
Court of this county.
In the case-against J. W., Stallihgs
Officer Rusaell testified that he has seen
liquor bought at Stallings' place. That
on Friday Dec. 23rd he saw a man who
said that he wanted to btfy some liquor
and told the officer to yatch him get it
He saw the man go in Stallings' place
and come out with the liquor.
When Officer Russell was examined
J by Stallihgs he stated that when hr
seurched Stallings' place he did not find
any liquor behind the counlei. He found
liquor in Stallings desk which Stallings
claimed was forhis private use. Mr.
Russell also testified that Stallings
grabbed him when he attempted to get
ihe liquor out of the desk, and also at
tempted to kick the liquor out of his
hands, and did Bucceed in . kicking one
bittte front bis hands.
Mr. 3 . H. ft wfrrd testified that in
December he delivered to the order of
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NEW BERNN.C,
. ri OSAVINGS
HAPPINESS
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PROGRESSIVE
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. often depends, In a large measure, upon the degree in which friends
manifest towards each" other their regard, wishes of welfare and
good will.- The custom of giving bank books as tokens of remetjj
brance at this season is a most delightful one because it evidences
that you have given careful thought to the selection of the gift
. You can open accounts in this bank wjth $1.00 or aa much, more as
you wish to give. The bank books will be issued in the names you
designate, (enclosed in special hofiUay envelopes) and mailed with
your card so they will reach the persons for whom they are intend
ed Christmas morning.
4 Per Cent Intetest on Savings.
WM DUNN
PR EST.
CD BRADHAM
VICE PPEST.
TVA.UZZ ELI-CASHIER
, , PILES I flLES 1 PILES t
.Williams Indian- Pile Ointment wi
cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles,'
It absorbs the tumors, allays itching at
once, acta as a poultice, gives instant
relief. Williama' Indian Pile Ointment
is prepared for Piles and itching of the
private parts, Sole by druggists, mail
60c and $1.00. Williams' M'f 'g. Co,:
Props., Cleveland, O. . , ;, ,' i
THE .CHRISTMAS Mill
for curccr.fcctioiiU.ss been
fully j!r.iki;o.tcd arid we ere
rrcpnrc;! srfrlj a,'! !'
Rheumatism Relieved in Six Hours
Dr. Detchon's relief for Rheumatism
usually -relieves severest cases in a few
hours. lis action upon the syatnm is
remarkable and effective, It removes
;it nnrn the cniiHO and the diiM use quick
ly diHnppears. First dose greatly bene
fits. 750 and $1.00. Sold by Bradham
DrugCo.,.
Deer Chase in City.
PLOT TO D LO VJ
UP IMS
W, Staltiogs 5 c sea and 5 barrels of
whiskey, and that he now has at the
station 12, caws of whiskey, 6 barrels
ot whiskey, and 6 barrelsof beer, con
signed to b ra. ; ; L : .
Stallings was. held under a $250
bond, '-' ':" . - :'
Juke Moore: a nemrn. waa next tried.
Officer Bryan testified .that he has a
place, on Middle street That on p
eember 1 23rd a man came ud to him. and
said he wanted some liquor and told the
officer to watch him get tBe i said he
saw nlm go to vake Moore who , was
standing in i frontj of his place,: and he
sar them go into the place, and this
man bought some whiskey and came
out with.ifci:
- Mr; J, Ht Crawford es'UM that in
December be d livered to. the order of
Jake Moore 29 caseTorTwh'skey which
was consigned to hinV That he has
now on hand at the station consigned to
Jake Moore 46 cases of whiskey and 2
rbarrels of whi8keyi.fej.S.v
Jake was houn! over under s $250
bond;"..'vN;:.;,
Sam Simpson was brought into court
charged with retailing liquor. '. City a'
torney Mclver asked that "this case bi
postponed fpt twenty days and as Simp
win's attorney, Wilson, did not object,
Simjison was recognized for bis appear-
anco In 20 asys.wr.-;,,f;.r. w,r2'i;i
Prominent Greensboro Man Tells
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A Disoovcry Made Tuesday (k)ii
-. coctedby Japanese. - .
' Manila, Dec. 20 A Japanese pint to
place a mino in Mnnila hnrbor for I lie
the purpose of blowiriff up Amri ;in
SMILE"
The Newest thing in a Hat,
just from the Smile block to
our store. The correct hat for
the smart dressed man.
Stop in and let us show you
this new hat
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BAXTER
DEPT. STORE
ELKS TEMPLE
LADIES FINE SILK HOSE
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A Very Fine Maco Hose 35c, 3 pairs for $1.00. The nicest line ot
Leather Hand Baes from SI. 00 to $3.50 ever shown in New Bern.
few fine Caracue Coats received to-day. SEE THEM.
REMEMBER THAT WE SELL EVERYTHING FOR LESS
id? i?arlge3 w1 b ne of the best and most useful
things you can-out in your home to start off the. I?ew .
f. YearA-We guarariteweveryone we sell. , We still
. have a nice line of Coal ahd Wood Heaters, Oil-Heat-!
tefsand Perfection Oil Cook "Stoves Enameled Kitch .
'iliddie"'Street's-":f;vPnW .Cl
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T. F. Causey, a Greensboro merchant
doing buHiness'at 713 E. Market street,
ssys: "I have ben ft great, sufferer
from neuragia forv several years, aa
every one in my locality knows. SAVO
D1NE is the onijr thing I have ever
found thut would give mo relief. I can't
say enough for it." - ' ,
T. F. CAUSEY.
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Etocic of Loaded Shells, Guns, l5istob, Rifle
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