. PAPER WITH .
KNOWN
J CIRCULATION
NUMBER 237.
A'fiW BERN. NORTH CAROLINA TUESDAY MORNING, JANIJARY 10 19!
TWENTYtlSTtt-tEAR
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BE -PRUDENT
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RADUALLY get together a small sum in the safe
I traimnT nf a cniind ciihctantiiil hnnlrtnr institution
J and you will experience a feeling of security and
iMaJnm Imin fiititr-jt micfnrtnna . m
Bf adding to your account as often as possible" and cal
culating the interest which the bank allows,' your savings
.twill soon grow into insubstantial fund. This bank aids in
' saving money by accepting deposits of one dollar or more
and allowing interest at the rate of 4 per cent per annum.
DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK
r ALSO -INVITED.
HEW li BANKING & TRUST CO.
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DON'T "CUSS" US IF YOU
DON'T1 GET YOURS,
IT'S COMING YOUR WAY.
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5 (J Pieces Woolen Novelty Dress
? Goods at 1-4 Their Real Value.
The Following Fabrics Will be Offered in 36-42-50"
and 54 inches at the Following Prices.
' 36 inch Novelty Wool Suiting Reg Price 25c For 12Jc
'36 " " " " " 25c " 15c
36 " " " " " 50c " 35c
44 " Silk and Wool Fancy Mohair $1.00 " 75c
54 " Wool Suiting Reg Price 65c " 35c
In Black, Navy, Brown and Grey.
11 " Fancy Waisling Reg Price 50c " 22c
. M " " " 75c 25c
I. " "Silk and Wool " " $1.00 " 38c
An Ounce of Comparison is Worth a
I v Ton of Argument.
It's not going to take any argument to convince
you of the real value of these Fabrics when you see
t them in their Rich Patterns displayed before you.
9 J. M MITCHELL & COj
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TAFT PLI1I!SJ
? eteriim: PEACE
President Peopcns Negotiations
With Great Britain For Ar
titration Treaty.
Washington, Jao. 9. Ai earnest of
his desire to obtain by arbitration set
tlement of international issues which
cannot be arranged by negotiations.
President Taft has arranged to reopen
negotiations with Great Britain looking
lo a general treaty of arbitration to
coverall possible points of -israe.' - -Action
to that end was taken afew
days ago following the retur" to this
country of Mr. Bryce, the British am
bassador. As the Briliah government
has already indicated it willingness to
conclude a general treaty of arbitration
with the United States, no doubt is en
tertained of her acquiescence in the
proposed arrangement.
Un'eas, however,, there has been .a
radical change of sentiment on the part
of the Senate of the United StateB it is
believed that there is-not much pros
pect of the ratification by that body of
the proposed treaty.
The Senate is on the record as op
posed to any treaty conferring upon the
executive branch of the government
the power to arbitrate international is-l
sues, xeept upon the advice and cm
ent of he Senate in each case. The
que s i n arose during the administra
te n of Prcsidnt Roosevelt.
At that time Secretary Hay negotia
tt-J st ven ceneral arbitration treaties
with ;is many lending powers of Europe.
When submit'ed (o the Senate the ques
tion ( f constitutionality was promptly
raised.
Mr. Roosevelt use ! all his powers to
secure ih5 ratification of the trt aties
in th peru-ral form in which they had
been concluded, hut to no avail.
In every case where arbitration was
sought under a general treaty, the Sen
ate adc pted an amendment reported by
the committee of foreign relations.
This amendment provided, in effect,
that a special treaty should be negotia
ted and submitted' to the Senate in each
individual case of dispute with a for
eign government.
-J'he votejn the Senate, stood 59 to 9
in favor of the amendment. It was in
corporated in each of the seven treat
ies as ratified.
WILL
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HOLD
coipn
TO-CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money if it
fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signa
ture is on each box. 25c.
Pepsi Cola . Bottlers To ' Heet In
This City Jandary ;
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Beg nnlng-next Thursday morning
and continuing until Saturday evening
the second annual convention of the
Pepsi-Cola bottlers -it, the . United
States'will be in session in this city.
Tlie following elaborate program has
been arranged!- ,xy
' Thursday 19, 11 A. M. ,
Address of Welcome, Mayor C J.
McCarthy. "We Are Glad We Are
Here," T W Thrash. Jarboro, N. C.
"The Pepsi-Cola Fsmily" Pres. C. D.
Bradham. -
Dinner.
Thorsday, 3 P. M.
The Label," H. Gamse, Baltimore,
Md. "The Soda Man," D W. Davis.
Elizabeth City, H. W. VanDoren, Pul
aski, Va. "The -Top of All," P B
Beard, C. a & S. Co. "How to Get
Business" E H. Gaines, T W Thrash,
F H Shipp, G N Cook.
Thursday, 8 P. M.
Smoker, at home of Pres. C D Brad
ham. Friday 20, 10 A. M.
"How to Assist The Salesman From
Home Office," G N Gaines, Sales Mana
ger. ' The Crate, Astray," G N Cook.
E R Mixon, Washingtoa. N. C, D W
Davis and others. Z" Bottlers Account
ing," H J Carpenter, Chief Accountant
Pepsi-Cola Co., A. & Weasel, T. W.
"The Sigri'Eogene U Knight. Phila
delphia, Jas. A. Oudin, New York, E.
H Gaines, Chas. F Haist, Philadelphia
A, Swayze, Canton, Pa.
Friday, 1 P. M.
Cruise down sound on U, S. S. Elfrida
complimentary to Pepsi-Cola Bottlers
by Capt T. C. Daniels, commanding
Narxh.Carolina Naval Militia. Songs and
Choruses, led by P. B. Beard and J.
Leon Williams. "The Wagon Man,"
J. Frank Hayer, Charlotte, N. C W. J
Benjamin, Sumter, S C. H. H. McCoy,
Kinston, N. C. ;'The Premium," F.
M. Hahn, A. D. Weasel, E. H. Gaines.
"Our MutuaJ Interests," J D Farrior,
Vice President" .
Friday, 8 to 12 P. M.
Reception at Pepsi-Cola Factory, re
freshments, music.
Saturday 21.
"Home, Sweet Home.
TO EXTEND THE
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Party Beturoing Through Norfolk
Tell of Tripf " Party Much -
1 Impi'esscd.
Norfolk, Jan. 9 Norfolk ians whp
attended the celebration of the opening
of the first fink of the inland waterway
near MoreheadCity Friday returned
Saturday.
They spoke very highly of the cele
bration and were enthusiastic over the
possibility of extending the canal to
Norfolk thereby providing a free inland
route from the Chesapeake Bay to
Beaufort Inlet.
Mr. Wolcott said the next step ought
to be the completion of the canal to
Norfolk and that waterway advocates
here should do their best to so impress
Congress that it is the most important
link,, that could be constructed. . He
said it would open up a free protected
route southward for veste's from Nor-t
folk, Baltimore, Washington, . Rich-,
mond, Annapolis and other cities and
towns on the Chesapeake Bay and its,
tributaries. I I
The party is making the entire re-;
turn trip from Morehead City to' rWash-i
ington by water, this now being pOBsi-j
ble since the opening of the new. .canaj,.
There are twp canals between Norflir
and the Albemarle Sound but they are
not free waterways, both being owned
by private corporations.
Congressman F. C. Stevens, who is
a member of the Washington party, Is
the representative from Minneapolis
district and a member of the commission
of Congress appointed to investigate
inland water routes in America- and
Europe for a comparison of the develop
merits of the two continents.
- Mr. Wolcott said members of the Con'
gresBional party were very much im
pressed with the topography of the
Eastern Carolina section. The wildness
of the swamps and woodlands attracted
their attention and a four-hundreds
pound bear killed on the banks of the
canal aroused their curiosity. The
brute was taken aboard one of the ves-sela.
NEW 6ERN. N.C.
40 RAID ON
SAVINGS
STRONG
COURTEOUS '
. . J?RQiRSSlVE
HAEPINESS AI CHBISIHilS'3Il:
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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 remem
brance at this season is a most delightful one beeaase tt evidences
that you have given careful thought to the seleciionMof the gift
You can open accounts in this bank with $L00 or as much more as
you wish to give. The bank books will be issued in the names you
designate, (enclosed in special holiday envelopes) and mailed with
your card so they will reach the persons for whom they are intend
ed Christmas morning. v
4 Per Cent Interest on Savings.
WM.DUNN
PR est:
CD. BRADHAM
vice PR EST.
TA.UZ2ELL
CASHIER
pedal Sale
BEGINS T0DAY
LOW
WE MOT qUOTE PRICES THEY Ml SO
Karrington Dry Goods Co.
Will Give Passion Play Soon.
61 'Pollock .St.,
Phone 288
ill 1 1 1 i mm it
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Doubtless there aer at leist 75 people
in every 100 v.' ho have heard of the
wonderful Passion Play and have ex
pressed a desire to see it Those of
this number in this city will soon have
an opportunity of witnessing a wonder
ful and magnificent production of this
touching drama on the life of Christ.
Tomorrow night at the Daughters of
Confederacy hall on South Front street
an illustrated lecture of this event will
be grftfnT The proceeds of the enter
tainment will go to the Circulating Lib
rary. They came and saw and
everybody says the 'Piercing
AnoV Sale at J. J Baxter's
is the greatest ever. Come
with the crowd and get the
pickings. '
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Fire at Patterson JHonse Last Night.
Fire , waidiscovered In the Patterson
housed EsstFront street" 'last"". tolght
about 850 o'clock:, and for- awhile
threatened serious damage.. The blase
was in the roof of the rear 'of tnoex!
Two streams were tnn up to the rootl
and toe, names soon extinqulshed. The
damage could not be. closely , estimated
last nigflt but; as a dozen rooms were
wet dWn the los4 will probably be '
thousand dollars or more, v'Cfi;.'
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NOTICE.
From One of New Bern's
Known People.
Best
' Having used Savodine freely accord
ing to directions in my family, I con
sider it the best remedy I have ever
tried for bruises, for cold in the head,
throat and chest, for rheumatism, for
sciatica, neuralgia and catarrh. After
a two year's test I recommend "Savo
dine to all who suffer from any of the
above complaints.-
MRS. F. C ROBERTS,
, v 4 New Bern, N. C.
Dead Fire Chief Presented Connie
Mack With Ills Rabbit "
Foot Charm. .
- Chicago, Jan. fl. Did Chief .Horan's
rabbit foot bring good luck to the mar
tyred fire fighters? Veteran firemen and
baseball notables krni associated with
"BigJim",dbated this question after
the body of the - late chlf had been
lowered to its-last rekting place in Cal
X After- the -'Big Fire' 'mmf'ot ; my
friends knew I suffered a heivy lost.
Many shingles,' lathes, some bales of
, -, ' i''V f,. 1 cotton and other merchandise was buro
"" '" ''' "'-" ' "-vj besides 15 storesand bouses, sheds,
"J stables and other houses, out building,
But now I may I say l will try egam to.
succeed and keep on Sucking .till l do
succeed. ; r.;" -v'-'"-':-
, I now have the ' largest slock of all
kinds of sawedj shingleoh hand I ever
had, 1 guarantee prices ' and quality.
Thanking my customers for past patro
noge. - ,, "-m-''., :. ,v",
;Ci"vJ( am ' .the Old Reliable," y
. ;, Biq HILL, the Shingle Man,,
; JIIE LlGIIT 0F .N: v
at ne end of one o( Clark's
,p'.'.cial Sc hand-made 1 li
; vana lilltid cigars Is a guar-j
antce of a long, sweet, hap-:
: py smoke and if join resolve
l to f moke these only here-'
after 1911 will be the red
' fetter year cf yom life.
t r for. Ltore Elk3 If . ' ;
r Rheumatism Relieved In Six Hours
Dr. Diitchon's relief for Rheumaticm
Usunlly rlieves severest caues In a few
hours. lis nion upon tlii pyatrm i
rcinnrkHljlo and .Ti i tivf, 1 1 r
st (ini'e t'.fl r:- f
vary cemetery.-And in the main it was
the belief that the little token conspired
withtate in sending the stalwart hero
.out on bis M;WV;u'ii
" ."There's a .whole lot of sentiment
rburied behind the rabbit's foot that
nestled down in Horsn's trooser pocket
up until the . first game of the 19 0
world's series V said M B, Johnson
president ,of the American League.
VTbat gooi luck omen, to my notion
had a whole lot to do with the downfall
of the Cubs. - What part, tt played In
the untimely death of the chief Is be
yond me. r ,T.,;;V.,'. ., v
"I do know, however, that the fcot
was taken off a rabbit shot by Nelson
S. Morris nephew In one of the North
Side cemeteries.' And the colnci lonce
lies In the fact that Iloran was killed
while fiifhting a blue In theNalson
Morris plant in the Union slock yard.
"When the Cuba and Athletics' pre
pared for their series last October I in
vited Chief Uoran tq be my guest da
rig the series.
The umpires were conferring with
Chance and f)vis rirardin ground
ruK'i, ft licn llornn du into Iuh pocket.
1 thi r;sUii','g foot 1 skpfi
A. a N. C. R. R. Co. Dividend.
Goldsboro, N. C January 7 At a
meeting of the directors of the A. & N.
C H. R. Co. in this city today. A
semi-annual dividend of li per cent on
the capital stock of said company, was
declared, payable at the office of the
treasury of said company in Goldsboro,
N. C. on January 15 191 L Books for
the transfer of stock to close at 12 M
January 10, 1911, and re-open at 12 M
on January 15, 1911. .
D. J. BROADHURST,
Sec'y and Treas.
COTTON MARKET
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COTTON BROKER
NEW BERN, N. O.
LONG DISTANCE PHONE NO. 16. T
FENCE
WIRE
y Aajso a tull line Barbed Wire for hogs and cattle,
Poultry Wire Rubber Roofing, Paints and Oils,
' Stoves and Ranges and a general line of Hardware.
Write us or -call, we can give you right prices.
OASKILL HARDWARE CO.
Phone 147. t Na5iy Bem,'N. a
Middle Street;
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JUST TIME ENOUGH NOW
TO GET YOUR
EK6BAVED VISITING CARDS
WE HAVE YOUR PLATE
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STORE
Jsn,
May,
July.
New Terk Market
..January 9
Open High Low - Close
1 1464 1468 1466 - 1469
1505 : 1507 1497 1496
1600 1506 1496 1496
. LiverpeelCeUea, Market f
Opening. - v Cloateg.
JaifFeh, 784 ' ; 7S6
May June 789 790
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Sales,'.
Hsw Ben Market, J t .v-"i
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A COMPLETE
LINE 4)F
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SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS
3fr INTERESTED GALL. AND .HEAR . SOM& . OF THE
LATEST, RECORDS;
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; , The crowd was with ub : Did wraay crowd, well that Is a rolifhty Uttle word to express the site of the mob that
; packed this store from early till laU. I Early In the gama we saw there was np use deb Wing the . questton,,. the ,
people knew a good thing when they saw lt-they wanted the goods-they were going, to haye the rgo-ids-and
4 right St the fall of the flag almost; the order went down the lino "ynpack more. new. goods and letvthe people
; have them." , This saved the diy and but for this unpacking of this bran neWi merchandls that was put out at
" Piercing Arrow prCes w youM..lyiye never been able to satisfy thepeople.' '.'' n''QiuJi
' Verilv Plercliur Arrawanust have penetrated every nook and cornOr of this old county. The people were here, '
t such a crowd has likely never beeirseen In any store In NowJJcrn, and the'rnoetiea'slng part of' It fctiswas'.,'
I that most every pernon hift tha store ,with s bumlleand they were satianeav-viar away anove any recwn uwrr
' cantile event ever maugurated in Hew Bern" is the Way people put Jt, BAXTER HAD MADE, GOOD AGAIN, .
We wiHh to any to the tmn,t ra who found it hard to Rot waited upon that it will be Wise for them roteturn as ,
: wo have thiiiRii running in f eh": end r'ony of h-'p to take care'otyou.' lUmember this great" 'sale Is Just '
II j t ! : r . x 1 !" i''"n nays. Mew goods put oars-very Bwrnwn1" ?r
STOCK Ar COST.
fairly Ktart-d, tht re rcii
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