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I "H& Officers" of this bank give- prompt .attention vto de-
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;poeita rtsceived by rasfl. If you are unable to call t the ?
bank, indorse your checks, draft! or tridney order and ;
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flljS IS 1HE TIME FOR
GOING AWAY
MERCHANDISE
Cases, Trunks and
Ladies' White anvas. Shoes for the;
road-exri
beach with' low heels and - b
tended soles.
Ladies Spring Weight Coat Suits,
Voil and Panama Skirts, real ' dust
shedders especially adapted for street
or traveling.
gbt Deaths Reported Io Wash
ington- Ci tyj. Hotesta May 9 l"
- : V T . Sia5 1880. wi-, ,Jw
:x-Waihlngton,:May ilThiT le I he
hottest May bere emee 1880 and coupled
with the exceasWe humidity, it is ewel
terinff mid-Sumtner Wosther.- Eighty-
eevea decreet is the announctmeni of
the Weather Bureau, but on the atreet
unofflciat thermometer registered 92
and in tdme'placea PS was registered'.-'
Seven deatbe one a suicide, wers.di-
rectly attr9a.ted to heat proBtrations, ,
All the way from the Rocky Moun
taint to the Atlantie. coast stretches a
hot wave.vvlUi? temperalures almost
Utreaking recorda'-in .various citita and
eaosing proatratioibe galoreV ; from out
of the North ?ciflc,lhqweTer, relief is
comins in a etorm ; with ' ongiderably
cooler weather in iW wake. ; Thia storm
moved east Thursday over the northern
plains- States bringing, high" winds and
showers..: It was scheduled by Weath
er Foriaster Bowie today , to reach the
Mississippi. .Valley today. It - will .be
followed aaysProfessof Bowie, ''by a
general break in the hot wave over the
Mississippi and Plains States within the
next 36 or 48 hours. V The hot wave is
due to moderate in the-eastern States
Saturday and Sunday. ,, - t, .
. Washington and Richmond were yes
terday .the hottest places on the weath
er map, their official fecord running Hp
to- 95 against ' Washington's seasonal
record breaking 9t a week - ago. -Balti-
more, j(iuisville, and other cities, how
ever, were close- competitors. - 'ine
atreet thermometers in the shade here
recorded 103 while one in the sun ran
up to, 109.-: There .was one heat prostra
tion. - v.
BoaniySJt horse at a 4
era Sanitary"Stable. Daniels
$6eiWliv&y Stock ' Co)
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lat-MayOr Stanley bead. - '.
Mr, W. F. Stanley," a, well-known
cltiren and former mayor of this city,
died at hu Home' on Bright itreeti We
nenday evening at 6,8V o'clock,; t tot a
lingering illness of 'chronic Jagnppe.
Mr. Stanles Ta survived by he wife
and twe sons. Mr. ' Harold IX Stanley.
Mrs. W. P. Stanley Orange; Tex and
Mw. -Httle Scarboro, a daushter.
rThe Kinstoo Free Press 18th, '-
: DD BECRIlY
he. L'amber- Interest of Three
irt' Soiith0ra BtatealBittarlyJ
4 Oppose-the BUUl' r
Washingtop, May iath--Eeprewnta-
tives of the lumber industry in Virgin
ia, prth Caroline, and South Carolina
appeared beore the Senate' Finance
Committee in oppoettlon to the Canadi
an wefprocify bilfc. jxi " '
;Geo.' W Jonea,- of Norfolk, declared
tbar reciprocity-' "should not Jwi built
up at the expense; of the one-gallus saw
mill' worker "of-th Sonth.' Others
who"opposed,the bill were Wt fi. Roper,
secretary of the North Carolina? Pine
Assoeiatiobf Aj ' B,: Turnbull. and H.
Clay Tunis, the North Carolina lumber
manufacturers.;: t r', , .
Mr. Jonea characterised as absurd the
allegation" that ft lumber' trust existed
and declared that in the last 30 years
fully 0 per cent. of short leaf manor
fadturera of Virginia, North Carolina
and South Carolina had failed because
of inability to get together on prices
and because of keen competition.
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PRICE
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Coat Suits ' $9.50;
Skirts -3,50 to $4;00
White Canvas Beach Shoes -.' $1.25.
Trunks , ,'2.50 to? $t 4.00
Suit Cases, . . cC?0.to47JOO
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,:- To Change Inaugnra-ion Day.; :
t Washington, . May 19-The fight, to
ensnge the date for ioaOgurating the
President and Vlee-Preeident haa begqn
in the 8enate. V: A Joint rejoltttiorl was
introduced .by Mr. OslUnger fliing the
date on the last Thursday, of April in
stead Of March 4th,. aa .heretofore. It
is proposed te submit an amendment to
the TosUlotlon.for rotiDcation,. by the
States ' making - the auggMtcd." change
effective. A similar tesolujioa haa been
offered Jn the RpuKfCp
your old house look jnw,ln
side etnd;6ut:J.StBa8nigh'
HdwCo,? Phbhe 9?,:i7 ,S.
r. Otel Jdatice u teferee. vt
wbWtMk' May 19-Chief Justice
White of the .United 'SuUe Supreme
Court hu been selected by Ptnima and
Costa Rtaa to settle the long-standing
boundary .dispute' between thoee lo
eountrtea. -7. . ,. -
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Stop -fighting flies , by
Screening ybur house;with
our.Spreens. J. S. Basnight
Hdw.f C Phone 99, 67 S
Front $tc "
"V'Ofncer Parker ixhonoreted.
After "boiling an-autopsy over the
body of George Green, the cojored man
who was shot by policeman Parker a
few weeks ago while he was ettemptlng
t o burglarize ' Boom's meat market at
Five Points and who died at Stewart's
sanitoriunr Thursday morning, the cor
oner's Jury rendered a ferdie( tbat the
deceased earner to hia death from the
effects of a shot wound inflicted by an
officer jn discharge of his duty and that
no blame was .'attached to the officer
for firing upon the deceased.., ?f :
When the officer ;.fi red upon tbe ne
gro heMraa advancing toward him and
made no attempt to halt when ordered
todo eoK was discovered after be
had been ahot.jhat he bad on his person
a; deadly weapon, o-wit; a large knife
and it is more than j probabto wt be
woura nave nsea jnia u. ine oppowuni-
ty had, been affdedjim.. r t - i v
Won.Firat Prize; In the .Interstate
"Eace aChMlotte'YMteriayir
,'4f Time 2"3 5 Seconds.';
Jn the Interstate horse boseTwagoo rar-
ei held at Charlotte yesterday manning
the New Bern No. 1 Company, woo e
first prize and also lowered theworlQ'd
record by making therniMn 26 -5 see
The Winston ompany won. the see
ond prise,' making the run in 27 2-6 sec
onds while the Raleigh Company win
the third priza by . making the ran In
28 2-B seconds, . The Atlantic brae wag
on made the run in 80 8 6 second;
When the. New.. Brn boys left this
eityfo' attend the firemen's todroanrent
they expressed their intention of re
turning with all of the first priae money
in the contests which they entered and
they have kept their promise ;with one
exception.: that being the long distance
engine-contest. In two of the hose
wagon races the local boya won the first
prize and also in the quick steaming
contest.
Immediately after the races yesterday
morning the New Bern Companies load
ed their paraphernalia dn their special
cat andV yesterday afternoon bid fare'
well to the Queen City: They will ar
rive here this morning on the east
bound train. ' -
Your vlawn will present a
rnore ightiyj'appearince "by
ine appucauon-.oi '..a, rniia-
delphia Lawn Mower; ..- J.- 6
Basalght CHdw C6i t Phone
99.7 S.iFront 5U
Weather Tctopefatire endSalnfalL -
; The following are the maximum and
minimum temperatures and rafnf all t oi
(he first half of May.
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: BEST; ;ESEIS
"The Jane Wide ' World Ma&szlne.
Tie Jenr Wide "World We et'rirg
numlxjfand eon taint a if tr,tr
estlng arv4 Inntrurtive liifirmnwn it
' curling iWfour.fjmrtrs of (! gloH.
I't, K.'IlMketh Crichird tnr.i.pije h
erithr!!Ir j sernunt bt t', f.ur.n-j j ur
npy he ma in"Arro t'iiknown l.l,rr
J ,r;" Mij r ?jkfi hi nrti.r pi-pr
fs'Tl-e Wills of iVroi'' an I Urn,
! I Maturlnr'jntnhufi i lUrd rt!
Mi'tl4ii of rir "Trt-k 'ryon j tht
"snil.r,;;." Ji.i.n A. !!.-, a f.wntor ol
licrnt;--i.l fi !'. -n. t-l en
Rheumatum , Relived in.Six Houri
Dr. Drtrhon'i relief for RheumstUm
'uimstTy rliT- sernt cai bi a few
hours. It Kf-fnn opoo the j-t-m U
remark at -'e ai..l .T.--"'t. ;lt rmovee
at c-' t!.K rt-.te an.! , .eu '
ly ii- ; , . (. first J mt'7 b
ft a.' 7 ant 11.00. - 8 M by Pre:;
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ORLD'S
RECORD
:EquipmeDtlM;Seryice.
- TM: jnan or womari wtio patronizes a bank.
whether depositing money in a savings or a) check-
fog accuni,'apprtc:lates prompt service. To ren-
der prornprsrvice the bank must have complete
equipment It bejte of its modern -equips
ment and efficient service that The People Bank
enjoyi ; a steady growth in the number jot its pa
v trons. Your account iuvltedi either subject to
check or at percent interest in our Savings De
. partment.
DnmnniminnniiniHE
, Matineess daily at 4 o'clock,
at The Athens, 5 and 10 cents,
Nurses 5c . -
firemen Return Today.
The victorious New Bern firemen will
be home from Charlotte. The Button
Company haa added to its world's rer
ord for quick steaming 8.03, that of the
hose wagon run in 26 2-6 seconds, a new
world's records-Just what reception
will be given the returning firemen de
pends Upon the time of arrival . If any
one hears whistles. Are bells or other
unusual noises in abundance about B;S0
p, ro. it is no occasion for alarm. Its
Vktorioua. New Bern Firemen home
Case Is Continued.
la the ease of Pokber and Gaskins
vs Geakina which was called in Superior
Court late Thursday af ternooo, the at
torneys for the defendant, asked for a
coo ti nuance until the next tern of court
and this wae granted. .
Practically the entire aeeslen y ester
day was taken op with the motion dock
etii Today '-ends 'a two week term.
There' are sUli one or two more minor
eases to be disposed of? .
v. WILUAMS' KIDNEY PILLS ;
"' Havr you aegleeted your KidoeyeT
Have' yna overworked your nervous aye
tern and caused trouble .with your kid
neys and bUddetT Have jrou peine 1n
loins, aide, back, t groins , and bladderT
Have you t .flabby, appearance of the
faeeeapecieily ander the eyes T Too fre
qoi-'I ' desire to peas urinet If eo, "WU
liams' JUdney PlUe win cure you-at
Druggist, Price 60e. WiinamaVMTg.
Co., PropC;Cleeiao4, OT-vaN,
Jt, 1 1 . 1 1 m i . ( .
'.wi't -- ' .'' '"".-;' '
lartleat Witermslbna Oa Jecord,:'
KflocfcProii ShoetProof
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A trunk that will laugk at baggage
smashers, is the "G. & S." Neverbreak,
every one fully guaranteed. Let us
show you.
Barf ington Dy-Goods Co.
1 Candler. Fl, My 10-Tbe first ear
of thia eeaeoo's waUrmekma was loa
edbere yseUrdsyJor New . York mar-kaU,.-
It broke two records." The price
it brought Is MW and this -is, the earl-
lettdateat which- mtloae bave ever
been shipped from-here.' The-vises
replanted fa Jnoary and. covered
daring the roll weather. r' fv.
tUMBER ONM SPOT.
There is a great advantage in
buying lumber from a retail yard
which always has on hand large
Stocks of pine lumber which has
been cut on its own Timber lands
and sawed and finished in Its own
mills. You save the middleman's
profit and besides get better qual
ity and value. All our pine U
band-sawn and kiln-dried high
grade throughout
Broaddus & lyes Lumber Co.
ITS JUSTr AS BQDD.
ITS THE CHEAPEST.
THE UNION CENTRAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. of CIN
ClNNATf, (1867.) GAINED IN PAST 10 YEARS
in assets;-- : " : . .. - $ 55,001,481.00
-in insurance in force 154,193,54300
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)i LOW MORTALITY;' ECONOMfCAL. MANAGEMENT; LARC.EST
-RATE OP INTEREST. OK INVESTMENTS; LARGEST DIVIDENDS;
' LOWEST-NET COST 1NSVRANCG.
':.1V aV'moVwmeiit' to trPEIOIITi: md HONEST MANAGEMENT.
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