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NTMBER 18.
TIIIRTIKTn
YEAR
"HE Officers and Directors of. this banfc reIworkin?.
all the tone to please depositors andpuroos. . .inere
Uis a human side to' this Insfjtutioniti authorized ;
, . to acias the
the fxecuthr of estates for widows, yet all Of its affairs are
transacted with the strictest regard for economy, safety and -prudence.
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Your Savings or Checkings Ac-.
; count Cordially Invitecl. ;
BERN
NEW
BANKING & TRUST CO.
. DIRECT FROM THE
MANUFACTURER iCMl
Century Silk,
has the touch, wearing quality, ap
pearance and feel of the highest grade
silk that would sell at$ 1 .00.
Tissue Violet, Price 20c.
the nicinufacturers take pride in pre
senting this fabric to the public as they
believe it is the best valine in merchan-
dise that has ever been offered over a
retail counter.
Dupiaone Silk, Price:25c.
'will make a handsome costume , for
: Spring and Summer, looks and feels
"like an expensive silk, in " the latest
.styles only. , - ,
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Vim a. vmuiuj
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Pncelac
a pppulr facbric, well adapterl vfor-a
Tailor Made Suif v . rw:-
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To Join Aod Pight WitH Mesci .
"eau Freight Depot and Can J
AnRda PrieU, ..Mexico, ' April 20-A
deUcbmeot bt 278 IVderals, including;
40 eavalry, left Agoa-. PrfeU: nndtr or
ders, it bolieyed to, attack ; Juan Ca
bral'a insurrectoa. are reported ' to be
sooth of Naco, preparing tottack that
towni Tha Fedoral . column marched
directly west, following the interoetion.-
Kne closely, -'C-
Fear of a renewal of insurgent efforts
to capture. Ajgua. Prieta is probably re-
sponsib'e for the failure .to send for
Sard a-largwforce. That- tha rebels
have not moved far from, the town was
dicatfd when a small insurrecto band
Hroke throuffh the Federal lines and set
fT-e to tha- Nacbzari railmad station,
ich was destroyed, together with
three xar loads of proisibna, miscel
laneo-us supplies and machinery , Ip the
ensuing skirmish several were killed.
Owen (Javaee, a member of Troop K.
First TJnited States Cavalry. i a pris
oner in the (bull ring. ' His eagerness
to get into the fight was top great for
his loyalty, and he deserted, taking
'with him an army pistol to fight with
the rebels. . Tied" and roped, he was
brought before. American CotbiI Dye.
of Nogales, together with Tint fC. Sul-j
livan, an American from Bru epoft,
Oonn , the Consul haying requested to
see them.
The Federals had kept Sulli an for
several hours so tied with knotte 1 ropes
that he was unable to lie down o - stand
OD. Sullivan saw service wi;.h the
Boers in South . Africa. Savage asked
the Counsul not to inform his fa lily of
his fate.
The Talkative. Tvicksfer at
The Athens this week, ,E Gor
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,V This U the ilvKVnylof the Rea Motor Cotapwt forttpMt IveyMre.
Cammea iutck in taoil aotomobllf manofactttring.tna pari from M
frcnt U1000 pr rnt dltUVtxU. . t 1
Our orTrrihg of the T per rent Gnaotative Preferred flterfc, o the
COMaOUOATXa MOTOt CA1 CO Mr ANT. (Capital stork M.OOO.aiQ.) of
CUvlnd; at par, 100.00, with a boraa el 100 per rnt t Commoa,
should prevt anally pwdiKtJve of profiU. r ., ' ,' ' ; ;,
I The CO?T,OtIDATU UOTOI CAI COKTAXT JnaBufwturM the
florai To"rit i4 tWl-roiioo Cars. boU of Wk ar tunl;t to every
Aotomobilitt, ,
' . Thf ar MivkKtal, farvlamaoUl, r.rhr.',f 1 rmi 1y thr lr
rotnpleta I'rte ef romnreial trurVs, Ut'U m. j,lmur cr aur
arg pnifltJ t the InVMtof, thM Wf (;!.!! furtil.b r-n r ; jcL
nvUrt will !u b fumlhl :h rrrt '..". 1 put :.e -r -.ui.! .-. I '
itatfmonU pefr.l nt"y, Th fK.k V' i.t pr f ' r- I !( k i 12r
( mi In f of Jfti VM. " . J
Ti V' TtM-li r rfi t 'i Ur v.v. W. ri.w ('.'
f t .;';' stil frtriU o:!.r Uf t . r . , r..
;iHIG;!l SOLD-
UEB DESERTS
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FARiV.EfiS FREE
LIST BILL.
Proposed ExemptiOD FromTdirlff
;'t--. J inilta -Favor.
Washington Apriv26. Th inajorltf
report of Che Ways and Means Commit
tee on the so-called farmers' Ire. -list
bill, submitted, to the Pause yesterday
by ChafrroaD Underwood, ia a . merger
of Democratic political argument and
an analysis of the proposed duty exemp
The report shows that the MP would
reducathe tariff revepae $10,016491
based on the importationcior the,, last
fiscal year, an amonndescribed as "in
considerable In comparison witti the
greatHaving and advantages, to .all of
ouf people from the additions to the free
list provided for." . ; . ,
The report takes up in detail the clas
sified list of articles included in the free
it . in T j; l I .Vi I
ngi vul. iveguruing agricuiiurai unpie
ments it says their.mamifacture ia con
trolled by truat a and. combinations that
have sold in foreign countries at lower
prices than at home, , building up their
foreign trade from $3,859,184 in 1890 to
$28,124,033 in 1910. ...
In discussing the elimination of . the
duties on hoops,, bands, wires and other
articles made in metel, theiaport rape
the steel trust for controlling prices and1
selling more cheaply abroad. Similar
charge? are made against - the meat
combination and the makers of sewing
machines. The reasonableness of put
ling the other articles on the free list
is setforth at length.
Mr. Fly and his family will
goon pall, preet them with
well screened windows and
doors and save a doctor's bill
We have the Screens J. S
Basnight, Hdvvv Co., phofie
9, 67 S: Front S.t.
Week Day Hours. '
Stamp and, General Deiiverj win
dow! are open from 7'a; m; to. ' p. m.
except during the time of assorting Apd
putting op the large morning and after
noon mails. , .
Sunday and holiday hours.. Stamp
and general delivery windows are open
from 7;45 to 8:15 a; m. and also from
10:15 to 10:45 a. m." The general de
livery window is open from 6;l&.to k45
p. m.
( " Postmaster.
Purchases
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.Mcbane Leader.
It will be ef interest to his friends ia
this city to know that J.jO. Foy, a
well known newspaper man who at oas
time resided in "this city, has purchased
the plant aaii fixtures of the Mebane
K. C Leadef ahd with m the future edit
that periodical. The trader has hjd
quit a spectacular eareer- plnce Us
ed by twenty-tbree people during that
time and It ia hoped that Mr. foy wilt
soccaed admirably in the veatore..
. While you are having that
spring 'clw'nlng,' rt4kes tf new
rooru of an Qld one with u
P.: S. Flat wall Finish; .yet
color carrJsVphijrle 99 or write
J, S. Basnfeht-Hdvv. C6-v 67
S. Front St. ;
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First Half April Weather,
the following ia the mailman and
minimum temperatures and rainfall for
April on date Stated.
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. - a-65- 40 .12
4-69-43
: 5-75-54.32
6- 78 -63 135
7- 81-67 .87 .
8.-83-47 .06
9-1-6443.26
10- 54-35
11- 61-37 .06
12- 6-47 .65
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1472-64 .
... 15-73-59
' Brk)geton April I9th.-We bava. bad
some warm April 5hf tod'tv
.- Easter came fa Terr pleasant aftel
ock a bad day 8ataiday..W. had vrf
nice aervlcel ia the Methodist church.
the morning service was wU attended
tad at night the . 8ondy echoor had
Utlr Enter rsl'y eerviee, 'Tbe church
was deeoratad Vrry prettily with palms
nd flowerv, and tbe program wss'en-
lyj, 4 very much by the large crow
that csroe eat.;. -A .
Mr. A. M7Tingle went ta Stella Fan
in raorehtr sad returned ea M md
eight, " '. - , ;
Mr. P. Phillips aod Mr. Charlie PhM
Ips and Wife, of GrlfViO, was itjnn
lown yeaUrday vWltlng rtbtives.
t'ra. Win, Ibnmka. who ha K
'own In l!iufort ervuntf, vhitni -hvt
' ':,.;-'l''T. ho has lxxn vrry kt , t f
r-' 'irr r 1 I .. ' -
Three act Vaudeville at The
Athens,- this week. The Mans
ictda:a$ Comedy Singers and
Dahceri.-; : ' '.'
MERC
EETIII6
V Waterways And
oatructive AilMFesaese on TKeed of
flvertisiog
a 8ctiou . ,- .
the quarterly meeting if the Cham
ber of Commerce was hejd at the court
houae'last.Jiigbt. -The attendance was
far short of whsjt it shojldhave been.
The address of Mr. S. . Thompson,
field, secretary of the National Rivers
arid Harbors .Congress, 3 should have
been heard by ever citizen. It was in
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structtve, impressive, and inspiring as
to Mew Bern and the great possibili
ties that abound fqr the development
of this city, in population and wealth,
through increase of waterway trampr
tation: Rapidly speaking, but with full
knowledge of his subject. Mr. Thomp
son presented the waterways, the ab
solute demand for their creation in
every section of this country where
they can be built. The eoBt per ton by
water transportation compared with
every kind of transportation; the tre
mendous growth in commerce- of those
cities where waterways-led to the sea,
the wisdom that demanded hundreds of
millions of dollars for waterway deve!
opment, finding its full justification in
the remarkable returns in business
created through these opened up water
ways. Figures piled upon figures, yet
no confusion, all proving the speaker's
contention for waterways and even more
of them. Wr. Thompson showed the
need of municipal ownership' of docks,
pointed the I New Bern had only' the
butt end of streets to offer for any wa
ter commerce that might seek this part.
As a stranger, New Bern's opportuni
ties for, developing a splenriid ' water
highway to the sea, going south and
north after trade, and have equal trade
seeking this part appealed strongly to
Mr. Thompson. He was given hearty
app'au6e several times,
Mr. B, E. Rice, industrial agnt Nor
folk-Southern made an address on ad-
vestising this section to the people of
other sections, who wooia find in. Eas
tern Carolina the very clitiiater soil and
opportunities that thousands sought in
ither state but could got find.
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F6r The Welfare of
its People.
The State of North Carolina, as a matter of public wel
fare, has enacted rigid banking laws and financial institu
tions organized under these laws are rendered pnrtnulmfy
safe because of the special safeguards thereby afforded.
Besides the protection afforded by this strict Stute super
vision, with this bank there ii the added assurance resulting
from four years of conservative yet progressive 9ervioe.
BOTH SMALL AND LARGE ACCOUNTS ARE
INVITED.
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JUST RECEIVED
Madras With Satin Stripe,1 For Waists,
Blouses and Shirts.
ONLY JOc. PEri YARD
- WELL WORTH IScL
Barringtofl Dry Goods Co.
I Sg&SfcP
LET THE GOOD WORK
GO ON.
We are advertising just as
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fTNOTEfiOli RiyERDALE.
April 19-The weatheacootinaea tool
fof the tim of the year, v Tbe tarmera
ace busy planting eora - .xt
The Eaatejr sarvieee were thoroughly
enjoyed by. 411 wbo attended tbe.MeUi.
odilt horch:8ualayx ... ';:., V,
Ur. tl'tf.' Utham aa4 UlU.' -too
Drtey epeot. Monday ia New Serai.
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M'asee - usllefl . Kouaa, Theima ' ana
Vera Horn,', are siteodlnr' few day
Wlla friends and relatives at Pover.
lcj Jaoie Conner and Nellie bray
ef Thurman; epWtit -Sunday ; with Uise
BalaOleaoy,: X C V
Mf. CIero,Tayr and- lamily for try
ely of ClaVka, bare moved m our mldat
We enond to them a ewdlsl weWoma
L Mr. Waiter Wyone oflliv.lxk was
a visitor t-Mr. H. C. Wood s Suadty.
Mra.,B. R. Williams and Hflle eoa
Ctrl of CroaUn were yUitors of Mrs.
t. N.. Latham Tuday,
Mr. B. H. Millkaoa. who baa B posi
tion with the Ropr Lumber Co. st their
p!n4, ivyit Sandy With 1 ' fmi! St
Pine Grove.'." .'; . s ' '
"Aaombefof tAir yon j ' .
tKOtd pryr meeting t the 1.. .
rbwil b ut Kun lay ti'i'bt. '
' W r";rrl very li.'irli to know Ou
i-lia(il Is st a-sr i cl' Th t'i; i'
t,v .IVanrnl TTj" ?; '.'J r. ' r t','
kiV.f.il tiiau'i f'.t i t ''-r. .. K. Hi
t.f :rnf..rt, ' i . ,: t I ,
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, PILES ! PILES! PILES !
Williams' Indian Pile Ointment will
core Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles.
It absorbs the tumors, allays itching at
once, acta as a poultice, gives instant
relief. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment
ia prepared for Pile! jnd itching of the
private parti, Sole by druggists, mail
60c and $1.00. Williams' tf'f'g. Co.
Props.i; Cleveland, 0.
Retailer Arrested.
Jes?e Livingston, i colored man, res
ident of Jacksonville, N. C Was arres
ted at that place yesterday by Deputy
Manhaf Samuel Lllla on a charge of
retailing 'spirituous liquor without li
cense. Livingston as brought to this
city and taken before Commissioner C
B. HllL whe continued tbe case unil
att Mooday one o'clock, p. m.; await
Ing the arrival of U, S. Hsrshal Cam
eroo,' who s an ImpotUot witness. A
bond of $150 wsi rtqtijrel of the de
feWant for'aopeahtnea, ia default of
which he wa comeltud to Craven Co
use of good pine lumber as to sell
it ourselves. Therefore, at times,
-we need not dwell on the merit;
of our own timber but can safely
' leave that to the judgment of in
telligent lumber btj'ers. Our ex
perience with pine lumber en
ables us to speak with authority, and to offer a grade of goods hIimi1uI. Iv
without parallel in this section of the country.
Broaddus & Ives Lumber Co.
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Rheumatism , Reliivia In Six Hours
tt. Detcbon'e relief for Rheumatism
oaoaJty ralievea SevyrMt eaaet In a few
hours. ' Its action ppos tea system Is
remarkable, and effective. It reroevee
at once tbe eauae and the dieeaauqlck
ly dlasppeara. Flrsr.foee greatly bene
Bta. 76e and $LO0, .Sold by. Bradham
Drag Co.' " v t -.r-- .-.;
cHORSE INSURANCE PAYS.
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: New Bern, N. C, April 17,' 1911.
Mr. W. G. Boyd, City.
j We beg to acknowledge receipt of xheck from you
for $133.00 C0yering one of ,our horses that died recently,
' tint was insured id the SOUTHERN LIVE STOCK INSUR
;ANCE COMPANY, of High Point, N, G, for which accept
r onr thanks.,' We have insured t number of our animals in
ybut Company and do not hesitate to recommend it.
-''"' ' '"'-(Siened)-1 SCOTT & CO.
W. 'd. BOYD. Art.
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