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accounts when the matter of lerrlce ia considered.' The
depositor who regularly adds One Dollar, to an account re
ceives the same careful attention that a large patron enjoys. ,-. '
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It's possible for one store to give
you a great deal better value for your
money than any other.
Just try one of our Childrens Rom
pers size 4 to 6 at 50c, or our Misses
Colored or White Embroidered Dress
es sizes 8-10-1 2 and 14, at $1.25 to
$1.50. '
And see where you will find your
self going for your next one. You'll
be dollars ahead. The best of every
thing in the dry goods line.
The Highest Qualities at
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General Wood is Not Cdnvinoed
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Dreamland, The : , Greatest
That :2fexicaQj.Troubie
r Washington, May 27 There will be
no withdrawal of troops from Texas in
the near future, it ie declared at the
war department, despite the resigna
tion of President Diai and the prospect
of peace in Mexico, If General Wood
has his way, the troops will remain, at
San Antonio until next "winter; ..V.- '
Though taking a hopeful, view Of the.
Mexican situation, and believinir that
Diaz's resignation will do much , to re
store peace and order, neither army of
ficers nor official of the state depart
ment are convinced that the end is in
The principal" reason for the retention
of the troops in Texas, however, is. the
determination of Major General Wood
that a '.'"'maneuver .' djyisidn having
been assembled for the first time since
the Civil war, it shall remain until it
has thoroughly learned the lessonj the
general staff has set out for it. The
opportunity, he believes, is too good to
be lost
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- trtyed, f , -New
;Torl4. May.27.-Ooney Island
waa swept by u $3,000,000 fire today.
It started In Dreamland and spread
ipidly Many, lions .'escaped creatine;
great exeitement but ao- damaged They
wrb finally tiDe. preamland . ia tne
most extensive amusement place In the,
world. There are acres 'of shows.
switeh-backs, Alpine glides', choot the
chutes' and attractions without number.
20 Leonard Cleanable Re
frigerators, porcelain lined,
quartered oak cases. .They
save ice and look better than
any other. Ask rhethepjice.
J. S. Miller.
M..E. vVhithurst & Co.,
will put on' sale Monday a
ot oLsolid Brass Jardinieres.
Candle ffckiind Flower
Baskets at 19c each.
" Mass Meeting.
The citizens of the 8th. township and
the city of New Bern are respectfully
urged to inset at the court house on
Monday night, May 28, at 8:30, for the
purpose of getting an expression as to
the location of the Farm Life School or
whether, or not tt would be for the best
interest of the) county to locate said
school in the 8th, township.
Come and express your views on this
important matter.
a j. McCarthy,
v Mayor.
W. O. W. Unveiling Ceremonies Here
June 4th.
The W. 0. W, are making prepare
tiohfor elaboraae ceremonies at their
unveiling of monument in Cedar Grove
cemetery next Sunday 4th. day of June.
I They have secured an eloquent orator.
Bon. Geo. P, Hood of Goldsboro and
are expecting two hundred or more
visiting woodmen.
Miss WyaH'8 Orchestr and the New
Bern Utiartett will furnish the music
which will be enjoyed by all who at
tend. Every body not only invited but
are specially requested to turn out and
witness the ceremonies which will be
gin promptly at 2:30 o'clock p. m.
Diaz Leaves' For Spain.
Mexico City, May 27-Profiro Diaz,
for whom during thirty years all Mexkj
co stood to one side, early Friday, hat
in band, stole from the cspital. Only
few devoted friends, whom he dared to
trust, followed him' to the station at 2
o'clock that morning, shortly atteffhe
celebration over his resignation ' bad
I quieted down.
Dias was bound for Vera Cruz to
take a ship for Spain.
If you expect to buy
Dinner Set. how is the time,
as ME. Whitehurst -& Co.,
will give' special discounts
all this week.
Wireless to Girdle Globe.
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Prospects For President's Pet Bill
' to Pass. -.Looks Exceedingly
. Gloomy.
- Washington, May 27-Reciprocity
with Canada, is facing defeat in the
Senate, ' President Taft is so concern
ed that he. baa appealed to its friends
in and out of Congress for additional
support.! ''
Senator Root's wood pulp amendment
ana Ue f armers tree List but are what
are threatening the Reciprocity bill and
the President f ears they will encompass
its defeat unless the supporters of reci
procity rally to quick action.
What the President fears most is
that if the Root amendment is adopted
the gates will be opened to other
amendments until the bill is strangled.
Between now and Monday the Presi
dent Will use all bis persuasion to change
at least two votes in the committee to
favor reciprocity,
An equal danger, as the White House
sees, it, ib the Farmers' Free List hill.
The danger lies in that bill being at
tached to the Canadian bill. Old-line
Democrats in the Senate, such as Mar
tin and Swanson of Virginia and Bacon
of Georgia, favor reciprocity. Thev
Would vote for it under most circum
stances, but, according to the President
their activity now in attempting to tie
the Farmers' Free List bill to the Cana
dian bill threatens to spell defeat for
both measures,
Important Meeting Trustees Graded
School.
The board, of trustees of the New
Bern Graded School held an important
meeting Friday. The matter of elect
icg teachers for next year took little
time, the present teachers being re
elected, with art increase of about ten
per cent in their salaries. It was also
agreed to pay the salaries ot the teach
ers in twelve monthly installments, the
first to be paid October 1st, and there
after monthly.
A matter of importance to parents
of pupils was the reduction" of -80 per
cent in the cost of book rent. As soon
as possible class B will become class A
in the High School.
Messrs. J. 'A, Bryan, R, A. Nunn
and Judge O. H. Guionwere appointed
a committee to go before the mass
meeting -on Monday night and urge
that the Farm Life School be establish
ed in No. 8 township.
Hamrhocks-Fancy colors,
extra large size, very durable
at prices that will surprise
you. J. S. Miller.
Ireland Loses Population.
London, May 27. The centos returns
for Ireland, show a population of 4,881,
951, Thjs is a decrease from ten years
ago of 17 per cent .The "decrease in
the mala population wis .6. and in
the number of females 2 8 per cent.
a.guarAnteed REMEDY .
M AMny d a rr TO -ANY DISSATIS-
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.- o'c:-:buysav25c. bottle tb"
; aavertisc.' CUT OUT. THIS AD,
Glace Bay, C. V., May 27. -One hour
by wireless, from Glscs Bay, C B., to
Dakar, oa the coast of -French Wrst-
ra Africs, is the astonishing fast that
has just been accompilshtd at the Glace
Bay wireless statloa. 7 ' ' ,r
vTbamessagawss flithed from bar
to the Eiffel tower, in Paris, and from
tbera relayed jto die Dskar station, ibe
whole operation taking only 60 minutes.
So successful wm tha axpariment, tb t
it la now anaooneed that the- British
dependent let will be Jinked Vgt thr
by wlralrss, and plsns t this Jnd are
new being mads, . .Between 70 and 80
new Stations will b required ta tgat
this girdle aiouad tht world; .
i Rhinmatlim' Retlma: la Six , Hours
v Dr. Dstchoo's relief for Rheumatism
osoally rlievM severest esses in a fw
knur, erttnn anon Ui evttam Ib
rnmsrksbla and elTeetive, . tt removes
at once the cause and the tllsesM qairk
1 lj dipprs. First ! 'realty bene
fits. ?&c and $1.00. 8c W bf Bradlism
" , sign name and take to 'xour dnj
. gist to-day.
iDii lt.il L..i,-Lil Jl a
nnrt Occupant of Ball.
l;lrici, May 7t.--Th Lust In U
rnifi In C r"Jr 1 all ( f ,.',ry In
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Gentle horses for ladies
and Stylish rigs for men at
Daniels-Newberry Livery
Stables, South Front St.
The Roper Log Pond.
.fra'
A big piece of work is in progress at
the Roper Lumber Company's mill on
Nell Be River. This is the bsnking of a
huge pond or lake to contain the train
loads of fogs that are brought to this
big lumber plant.
The pond is in good part completed
and will be 320 fe-et long and 110 feet
wide and in'depth about 1 feet. , The
cubic contents of earth to be removed
is 26,000 cubic yards and the removal
of this great quantity ia being done by.
a steam dredge and a railroad track
runs down an Incline to the bottom of
the pond which is kept fairlv free from
water b a steam pump. The advan
tages of using the pond instead of the
skids upon which the loads are now un
loaded are several, the saving of the
laber of a number of men in handling
the logs, the better condition of the
logs and their greater freedom from
grit. It is a big piece of work and the
engineer in charge ia Mr. H. A. Brown
of this city.
PILES I , PILES " PILES !
WirUama' Indian PUe Oinlmeot will
cur Blind. Bleeding and Itching Piles.
It absorbs tbetQipors. allays itching at
once," ae(s as a poultice, gives instant
relist. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment
ia prepared for Pitas and i trying of tha
private parts, Sola by druggists, mail
fiOe and IL00, Williams'" MTg. Co,
Props., Clevaland, 0. ,'X' .
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followlnt" cltDDed frora atur
da 's News- Observer will be ot Interest
to- Mr. ' Veas' many friends la New
Bern., Mr. Vase ia aaatlvsof this city,
a aoo of the late Rev, Lacblaa C Vase,
fnr many years pastor of lbs local
Presliy Urlso churcH , ' - ' t
Invitations bavs bej issued to fieods
wbk-h rad: ,-i v '
Mr, and Mr. John Howard Sharp re-
qtiMt the honor of your ptsseoca at the
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ntvfrmd ffhlea Cummlng Vas en
. ' ' the evnlru ef
Welnt!ay th fnuieenh- t't June st
li!f sfiTMTPn o"rU k
Nut llu h I'rel j't'finn rl urc h, Tn-
B. P. S. Paint Will make
your old house look new, in
side and out. J. S. Basnight
Hdw., Co. Phone 99, 67 S.
Front St.
Motoring aa Cancer Cause.
New York, May 27-Fallure to take
needed exercise owing fondness for
motoring la given 07 a mersDer 01 tne
Health Department as oba of the chief
causes of tba-4aresslng' number of
Of cancer.
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Kuasla Admlta Jews From United -.
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.WaahlhirtnsL r Ms 27. Russia ia.
eooeeding the right ' of ' entry Inle
that country of American Jews .visit'
mg tha Cssr'S domains M baslness
missions The Rasslsa Embassy here
is now Uauina; passports of this kind to
properly idaotify Americsa Jewish tuiir
aess man.... ; - .: i '.
' There are aa longer ary obstraoUooe
placed trt the way of .American Jews
who seek to eater the empire oa legitim
ate buinesa " -. , ' . i'.-f . -
It la ststd bare that thts Is ant the
result ot sny recant pressure brought
te br a poo tht Russian Government
thrvu(h threaUoed oyUlslUS) la the
dirrciKn of abrogsttoo of lbs existing
nnnto-Amerlraa , treat r, but rulti
from s mors l,lrl view that has btn
uk.n in Russia ss a matter of sound
lnml ilTtitiitrtlo. ' ' .
It ii mi kr.S' -I her that it is now
f i i 1 1 k' h ths whole ry(pin
if i -'.nn ;";--ori, mhirti tnuM
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The smtpdness of a bank does not depend en
tirely upon the size if its capital or surplus the
integrity fii its management tind the policy adopt
ed in the investment ot its funds are vital features
to be considered in determining its soundness.
The directors and officers of this bank are widely
known for their businessjudgment and conserva
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MR. MAN WE HAVE THE THINGS YOU NEED FOR WARM
WEATHER COMFORT AND OUTINGS.
Large And Fine Assortment Of Soft Collars, ShirtH,
Caps And Other Requisites.
Aside from the question of coolness is the perfect enjoyment pus'-iliK'
if you equip yourself, properly for warm weather outing
Stiff collars and shirts and a heavy hat all detract from your pIimmiiv
because you are more or less uncomfortable. With our Hoft rollnrs,
cool, easy, but dressy, and one of our smart and roomy shirts you li;ivf
only to add n cap to your costume to assure yon of ideal comfort.'
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