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- ; - : - -"--- - ' -. . .: - r L . -:r ''- '- ,1'-. AiUIKTIKTU , YEAR". .
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TlvVSiVCOMPATJY
CAPITAL- $2O0006-OO
A MnnRRN RANK-
M' felu,fem?,t8 t flnwicitl ln$titutjon t the-pre.
?1 time mak 14 neeffs"I7 Jor b to, hava dem-
4 t onstrated te ability of ito raaiiagemenf by aeeui.'.
fal history and to ahew that it if mpdert fa Very particular by
adopting tliose faciliUea which invention and experience hav
proved trustworthy. ( ' . , -.
DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR OR MORE INVITED
4 PAID ON SAVINGS
auuiu C'AKOLIA'A. .WJEDAESDAY JIOnXLNG. MAY -m iflu :
CEiMn.iL ninn- r auto thieves
.KiEECG
GOODS DinEGT
10:
GIII1IA
From American Mnla la Plan Of
I -f tuke And. American Tobacco
Atlanta. Mav 9." AtlanU
t are not largely inter at :d fn the - for
i'eicrn trade xA according to thoirntnt
menta, the Georgia situation ia little, if
j any, affected py the plans of J ames B,
I Duke and the American Toharwi rnml
j pany to put,American goods into China
i uiin.ii irum me niilB. ' v
One Of theleadinc raanHfaftiiroraliBM
J Charlea t. Tuller, president of the Expo-
isicion iouon Mills.- and prideotof the
uevritm rxnuusiriai Association, whiph
Icompnses all the co ton manufacturers
oT'the State.' said:
"As far as' I am informed. I think it.
j will be a good thing for the'' American
cotton trade if the Duke' interests carr
j out their plans.
"It strikes me as a good th inflr f mm
la.. , . . . .. " -v
I BMMiupoini or tne southern mi
iand lcanndt'seethat anvthine will bn
t.i.'.... ",--1-T
j M to Ihe country in the long run by
doing away .with the middleman. . If
that has? to be done to re-establish
I American trade in China, we certainly
nave nothing nrlose by it."
I - ill nir Tnnfl
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Craven County'8;i5aV..Xargf - friedto Sell the Machine'in Thi
h , ,CTW "Mwaera., , . a f uuy Several Daw Aeo. Cabhfc
st th Court HouseV.-A ,: at Koctv Jfo'unL , V
Yetterdar waa Craven 7eoont'a Avi a Rv.ir m,.-: m. v,i .
to entertain1 tin m.mh.r. th nl ' 8"a 7"" mm 1M arK" w
wo&lhMfT- ueK nction with the
wlflK''f f M BUtonWbi' making
;A.84M clocesfejday morning, away with the same, haa eaiised more
Mesara B lrf?Vi PiliYL? lST!r,"nH' m 1,1,8 -W 'nce
Central ntAi' '
VH lt.... ZC r"" T'BOU"era wno gives his
TTS "? rr' Williams, and the other as W
r; " aiK worn xarooro driving an E. M. P. ear
The Setting Sim is Full of In
, tcrcst to lovers of Nature.
We never grow tired seeing it go down in all ; its.
grandeur. There is something else .that's fult of in
terest to you as well as the entire town: ; It's our!
unusually attractive stock of
Announcement.
.. I hereby at once announce myself
aaf candidate, and may I now thank
my many friends for past patronage.
I now shall cut. prices on all kinds of
sawed ahinglea, a Ja'rg stock on hand,
must be sold by April 14th; will close
OUt Cheap as I eXDect to mnliB n
change m my business. You win and
Ipse, ' '
BIG HILL
- -, .The Sfiingle Man.
IjyuulJUuljULiLjyi
OIVE US YQIR CONFIDENCE
We want you to know that this iiihVstore'to 'oui''
, your confidence in.
. Hundreds of satisfied customers placed their.con
fidence with us long ago. ' , " ''
Runaway and Horse KUled.
The Hotel Gaston bus team nuitvuv
last night, shortly fter twelve o'clock,
tearing along Middle street creatipg a
I tremendous noise in the auiet niirht.
going so fast and on the brick street
when the team tried, to turn tor the
hotel atouth Front street their lm
Ipetus carried them over the Davement
and into the front of the fonev TslnnH
. ... .
uniectionerv store, f orpin u in iu;n.
dow, breaking the pole of the bus nd
throwing one horse half way into' the
store, the animal beincr cut bv windnw
glass and falling, bresking iteleg. . The
animal was killed and put put of ito
misery. The other horse eacaneH ininrv.
i wn wh no one in uie oua..-
J
WE WANT
Our values are the best values and we want vou to
know iU To know vou. must VR"T vn 'wjii ;
'know our values best of all aftcryou-trade here
awhile: , ; r ' , "...r
. Parade of the Shrinera.
' The Noblea of Oaaia Temnle. with'
Ihe Not ices.will have theParade Friday
mwr noon May -12111 at 4;S7 , o'clock
The right of ihr line win 7crm f th.
Gaalon Hotel, and the line of March
win be from .Gaston Hotel loMiddle
St. Middle St to Bread. Broad (0 Get rge
ueorge yuent ; jnen to.. Jhnwn
Johnson le ,MiddU- Middle M Broid,
Broad td Craven. Craven to South Front
South Front to East Front; East Front
to rpltoci,, Pollock' to Middle, Middle
' leasorisVSts.
Best oif Previous "SeasYw ip'i.ViiiwiT
' ' A;-!-ri f'-'"pv&tt-1 ?tyrr
... c' Oughts t6'aSe:TKem' -DK btehoa' relief forRbeiinatlBm
US'U ' T usually hilieve. severest ease in a fa.
l;JMKIIELt SCO.
'ihe sic:Ertfl-Furrji'r:fi i:;
90 PE?t CENT; PI3:1 Anirj;,!
- " -i . : ' : , ; -
Y i Tola a) the dtvMsnd of the tUo ioto'r Comply for the past fi ve yara.
Commoa atock in moaj; automohlle manufacturing concerns mvs from 80
.pvrcMt to 1000 per cent divMeada. - ; , - ..
' 0ur of ihe T pef cent tomnUtlve Preftrwd Stock of' the
CONSOLIDATED MOTOI CA COSiPANT, (C.plul .tork 14.00O.O00 ) of
Cleveland, .t par, $100.00, with a bor.ua of 100 p., c.nt of Cw.mo.
ehouM prove ecjaWy preduetive of profile. . j r '.
TheCONSOUOATIO MOTOI CAI -COMPANY manufacture, the
Loyal Tounst .fwl the Croxton Cars, both.of which are familiar to .v.rr
Autoim.l.ihet, ' ,:. f. , . . '
There ara Indivi.lual, fundamental, mechanical ' fe'aaotia why O.oir
r,.n,.!.t tm of fommrrl.l tnirVl, UxIr.U ar, 1 j.l.ir, fr I ,. .
! prr,tn to the inv..tof, lhe, wewill t!, Vy fUrr,-.h en r.Tn,
iiivPBiors win aiao M furniehod r t . f. . I i ,!,':. ...
usually
hoora. lie action upon the avatem la
remarkable and effective, , It remove
at once the eaOM and Lha nnLv
ly disappear.. Flret doee greatly bene-
lociaiwLOU.' v Sold by Bradba hi
Prug Co. -; ,;,, .' ,. :
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V Senator Slmaiona the Orator. '
' The following (torn clipped frm the
Washington, N. C.) tlews will bo of
Interest to his holt of f rfc-wla In thia
The order of 171k a of this city have -
eured the aenior Senator fioni-North
Carolina, Hon. K. M. Simmia as th
orator for the ftext mrrnorlal excrrlea
which take place In this city Dccrmlx-r
next, i he committee. la to he eongrat
ulatid on their choice, . v ' '
Your , lawn will prcccnt a
more tightly appearance by
the application of a Phila
dclphii Lawn Mower. J. -S.
v it hj-.v.; co. ii -
0), 67 I?. 1'iov.X i:t.
To V
-v,,-' ' "ii"i annually. The ..k fal
t in e -pa nf .rke S-'-Vp L
T1 '"!-n Taii' f,' a are now I -' ?
ia i f j
" I'm
! r
Wm. I limn . Ioma AMmM t , I m n- .
. , . n.rHc power roaaaier type. Thev
contained several eentlemen; ift de - . . .. r1! . y
i,.., . ,j , ; - ' , . I .w aa ana ,nere left the car
ar"-'fV aaaa kicauw uaut Ml rmrni u ( ua nnBirtaaanMi l X t
. a ; . I "UDiucDB triii uereci Bavin 17 reeeiv-
iSZTm i m ve to two Zl yZe
lil:o5 the two car. arrived in-thfa .ir I m -.i. .. . p
. Zl i 7: u v "" T8 Prtment, and an oiTicer was on his wav
n tltll-1 ? ge when the telegram from
lA-?8y-0t-W tbe Columbia sheriff was wceived. He
at that time e speaker, began to ar- immediately identifled the young men
nv& ;r, Wm.t , Dunn V.calUd ,Mr. g those Wanted and they were arreS
James A, Bryan.to act as chairman of and locked op.
the meeting, and he introduced in ' : '.Ti .
it t. j .. . t.fnc.ii Hum wnai nas recently
iZlii "" B- Var. bsen learned that these two young Jen
orfe e't8 ide"t "We-been in this aection of the ate
of the Hiefiway Commission. Mr. V.' f. -.u j .
... j 4. . ' " - w to ana mat ihey have
ner stated thathe wa, not prepared to Waited New Bern, Goldsboro, Green
make a verv knniW u.k .. j .l. . Li n . . ' ' "", ureeii
h-wj a .. . J -Z" - vie, Washington and Tarboro, and that
he would dwell only very bnefl on th1 .n e i: u. A.. '
. . - w " w npiio uie voiumoia omrera
STS .thi? great have been making; a vain effort tog
work. He said that the Central Uiah. ht.k .. B
s ... .vuvu mm Liiem ana nave tnem ar-
waV wasonetof the most imnortant wwt .
.. . - - ..u, vuni uavinE oeen letters and
pie Of this section of the atat and tht
Li .. .uuv i mmr ueieniicin,
f? opportunity to .-Utei-.-Ln-t nteht. the voumr man
araspit,) ioaim we year, to come William. im-j i H. 7
th U u .. ....... .,. ..ler it was
inn nuuiu cunoaci wun OMwr imnii.ik...u...i ... .
roads, and that it would eventu.l.v LVMZ ZTZZT. I""'0" Lr. ne omcer8
. - waaiav ho uku uu pare wnatevi?r in
Pacifle- ocean. Thia . of courae would with Wanamaker, who wmetimes so
fh?.lltttC0U,tatere'ta 4, Roes under ' the
nia eectiob. nln, ar e m.LL .
Dr. r.h,.m .... .. T . """,0- man
.l r ' wuxrcii wl now unaer arrest made an effort vea
the Durham countv-Good Koada Aaan. t-i.H- " ?!8
i A- . " ie-vMaw aiwuiwuiu uvu ,Qo cur and hA
7 4uuu,.u aiuon with a prominent physician. He
mg of good roada was. one of th inH.Bt.L 1:. u. . . .t . . -7
. ... - - -r - ijiiuq iiiBarrt-si in mat ne purchased
est things a man could do- for the in- . car in Columbia, matin. . nt Z7.
ereatofth. Stole HetoMofth. targe montwd that he has 80 days within
numberof milea of eood roada that hi. -m-w .u. " .7"ln,n
. i v j ... . - i M.K,w i(j w uannce. ana that aa
Be r"
2- .TT Sf 10 "t0. withont M"ui8ition p-
r, . " , . " pra.anu ror tnia reason he may be de
trade now carVied on in that eounty tained in the local lock-up several day.
went elsewhere, aad that the eltiseoc longer.
lost OUt, Jle' Urffed that th rUMtr4l - -
Highway, be built with care .0 that It ,
wouw last Ir;manjr Year..': He then . r 1 riw; 1 PILES!
SDoke of the increaM -in-)h ln ! mnn '. . . ..
. V-T. niuiams inaian file Ointment will
pronerlv bv the ho l.ltmr nf mA. k. b.,L .. w,u
could tr...ui:rr-"i.'TTjr": ""T ong ana Itching Pilee.
wtha7: 7 " w iaaneorn. the tumora, allay. itching at
After Dn Cheatam bad aakaU ' Wi 2Zr r" V.ln,,,,t
WX...I,.' n. .r - . uuimn rue wintment
Templeton . or Ciry.N & and Mr. J, private parte, Sole by drnggiata, mail
Wellont. of Johnaton aountT.' .c1 ka- -kj i nn . ."5r.r
short talk, which were very, much ea- Prop,. , Cleveland, O.
cpocloded their.remiurkii the folloelng j : -
wmmiweee wrt appointed to aaaiat Mr rroceeoing. ia aupenor court
Wm. Dunnln thta .nrfnia-U... r m I '' . ' ' 1 1
-...k - -' .7 - T. v " V" Tt vu?r1, wn,CB " w wn ' thia week
worth.'--rv- ' r 4 . : 7 f r-Ul eWth. eai.i a .1.11 i
' At the conclusion of the- maetlmr thkl h .... A rL.k.ki n... . . , .
Vtaitor. adjourned to tbe Gaston Hotel the plaintiff was suing for damage, for
.k-. v- IZ rZ r I - "'"r V , T"""m 01 a umoer contract awar
them by the Chamber - of ' Commerce; oW tbe ptaintiff damage In the aqm of
After lunch W beea aerved Mr' : Wni 1203. j.'...; .;-.'.c i., ,
Dunn , .carried the entire nartr.n4 . tw. cm' j V'
...k. . ..1. - r - - -m.-i.v) .i.iiucr, Aucnr. -ts a.m-
number .of other gentUmea several eton Cotton Oil Mill was next taken 6p
ftllllW HnWH Num. kl. k . . I I . . ' . . .
..,..,., me out was not concluded.. 7. ' . v.
m ?" V ' ! Friday,' May: 10th being Memorial
the part, wilt leave for KirJ D.y, the will be rlon of th.
ton whore a meeting will be bald todavt nk. ' t :.--",
Tbey will be accompanied -aa fare. 4- t.f W''Ar''
Ralaigb by Mr. Wm. Dunn. ' J ' T '"T" - ' H
a Dutch lunch e given tq the cits' 1 There is a different - itmos
room, last night to th. vuiior. and phcr'e and ao'alr of "refinement
The-0
SsA
fcSaying
in size
that a asfely conducted busincas alwavs
well applies to the hfctert.of thie bank which B. . ,
four yeara of conaervatiyr management, has. accumulated
deposits in excess of ISKUsX AU clasps of people have
unlimited conndenoe in tfc methods which it has adopted for
the protection of money, and if you are not already a depoai
- tor, you are cordially invited to share the.benefits of an ac
count with thia atrong bank, either subject to check or at 4
per cent interest, compounded twice a year, in our Savings
Department.
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JUST
RECEIVED
Madras With Satin Stripe, For Waists,
Blouses and Shirts.
ONLY JOc. iER YARD
WFXL WORTH 15c.
Barrington Dry
4Soods Co.
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VISITORS ARE ALWAYS
WELCOME
in our yards, where they are priv
ileged to inspect the million. Of
feet of rough and finished pine
lumber, cnt and sawed in our own
mills and sold direct to the public
by the manufacturers. There ia
a decided advantage in baying di
rect from the mill, as you save
the lumber jobber's profit and
naturally secure a wider assort
ment and better grades of ' lumber.
00'
llrpatliiaslll!
.it m
esLumer Co.
aaaSMai
a"8 BBBaaEaBlia','-tJHsa
I UHGrTMSETSr
MftGEJlkSIKENI INCOME.
50TIC1V
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THE UNION CENTRAL UlMlkANCE CO. of CIN
INSURANCE IN FORCEJAN.- 1st 1911, $303,013,280 00.
-. - iniMiatni incuHlr-Bi B ur INTEKJCST earned on inveat
.ments larger for paat 20 year, fhata ariy other life Insurance company.
" '.ECONOMICAL MANAGEUm-Eitpenae of manaKement $2Si,.
000.00 lee. In mO than preeedinft rear.'
DiyiDENDS TO JF1?LICtjfolJ)K ED OF FIRST YEAR
:' LOW MORTALITY faalMtjit!rUV. t l t lbnc hiuinrimo
j SdtheimaequentLQ KET COSTilNSUHANCE make a contract with
wiv wuj peal i Bjan viuutUW eUaV, .
FOR RATES AWD FtmfgER INFOltMATION, SEE
FxonomicalIanagemei'ly Prenuurni;- Large Dividends'.
' . rogt Office. New Bm. M P
TVia nfflc will dharve Bundav hours
on May 10th: and the carriers will rnik a
only the morning collection and deliv
ery., . . i
"O f fix fi
Lk.
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('" 'TS f!H;l Tics
We have just
received a new
line of Neglige!
Shirts, the latest;
creations. Also,
romc beautiful
Shirt Waists and
U!;.3 0;:for(h
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