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aTPXXli LODGl XO. I,Wf
Heets every Tuesday 8 p. m.; over Gas
Ce'a offioe. Middle St, E. H. Hafaieon,
a CL, J. H. Smith, v K of R. and S.
Visiting .brother an assured of chev
alier's welcome.'- VTTi V
CRATES MDGE SO. 1; XSlGHr ;
OF ; HAMOST-aTeoU Jnd. Mtf tk
Wettaesdar lgW to nomOT I -KalghU
Harmony BfSX, corner Bk
end H,.aoock ttxoot t t:S0 o'doel :
. K. WUU, Prudent;-3. EL'Smtta,
Secretary; J. D. McCoy, Finndai See
- rotary. ' - - - ' ' '
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WDEX K FT ASTUTUUflXTt
The Peoples Bank.
Royall Ice Cream.
J L McDaniel Groceries.
B B Davenport Chickens. ,
Mew -Bern Banking; ft Trust Co,
BUSINESS LDCfLS:
NOTICES IK THIS COLUMN
LESS THAN ONE MONTH
MUST BE PAID FOR JN
ADVANCE.
EGG Plants and Tomatoes, Peach,
Chocolate, Vanilla, Pineapple and Ba
nana Cream today atRoyall's. Phone 88
JUST received, the finest lot of Spring
and grown Chickens, Guineas and
Ducks, best regular and Picnic Bams,
Piedmont and Old-Mill Cigarettes, Pine
and Coal Tar, Netting, Lines and
Twines, lot of Eggs and Irish Potatoes
just received at B, B. Davenport's.
LIVE Crabs 15c per dozen, 20c deliver
ed, choice steamed Crabs daily, 50c per
doz.-D. D Windfield, City dock.
ONE dollar per cord, 4 loads, delivered.
For short, dry strips, phone 68. Broad
dus & Ives.
WE are Agents for Trophe Mineral
Water. Ask for one of our booklets
telling you all about it, Analysis and
what it is .good for. H C Armstrong.
"LET the Baker do the work" by pho
ning your orders to Kafer's Bakery for
hot Rolls and Pies for dinner.
HONEY for Sale-Fine snow white
Honey in pound sections. Phone 90L
W K Baxter.
WANTED to Buy-A cheap work horse.
For Sale-700 feet 1 Pipe, good as new
Draney's Scrap Iron Yard, 96, Sooth
Front street.
rOK KEN I .Ten room house, comer
Graves and Change streets, with all
necessary convenience. Apply to J,
W. Stewart.
VETERINARIAN Dr. C. R. Graham,
office and hospital located at No. 64,
Broad street, near Scott's blacksmith
shop). New Bern, Phone 177.
WANT. Everybody wishing to protect
themselves from the fly and mosquito
pest and rattling doors awl windows to
investigate our Rubber Weather Strips.
ToUon Lumber and Manufacturing
Company.
THE Southern Automobile College, Oak
Ridge, N. C, affords unequalled oppor
tunities in Automobile engineering,
Write for special June offer. Gradu
ates aided to positions without charge.
WORK in Concrete-AU kinds of work
done in Concrete and Paving and Step
a specialty. E. E. Harper,
SCREEN Doors and Windows made by
os.
Will not only ceue the house-wife
fuss.
Tormented by the pest of Hfa,
But the "skeet" and fly will find It out,
And in despair will ton about
To the joy aod comfort of yoar wife.
The Lumber Poet".
-ToUoo Lumber aod Haa'ng Co,
ICE CREAM rreMr.-Wa bare the
Celabrated Steel Frame lee Cream
Proeters in 144 ranting fross t te 12
quarts. A tlal U sofBckot. They , are
fully guaraateed. If yoo aoed a foo
ter give this) one a ttiaL-J. C. Waitty
A Co. Phone 98, - -
"WANT. Your "Home BoiUia", k
qalrtee. . VV furnlah roe every thing for
Its erection. Leave yeer trouble wfl
us Toieoo Lumber ea4 Maaofactarint
Company.
fOR BALaV-gtor aod dwelling, ,1
Pollack tfreet, ooe boas ed M
Daffytowa, ooe booee aod lot Is Bridge
toa, 100 terea of Ua4 Deaf Clark t, pad
a Peeaa Farm, trees I tear. old. Mar
A- C L, Koed. Terie reesooable, eata
or time. " Appfr UL.IL Caoooaw , y,
PHONC yoorardert for Hot Ketla aod
PUs for dinner to Kafer's Sekery. v
" A L.. J L s i .. i at
' KewportV. .;
, 8TAIJIGMS JLOCKB3 '
June 2L -This afternoon, onhe best
day of all, in the mooth of marriages,
at 6;l5 o"eloek, at the homo of Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Rogers, was solemnised the
marriage of their daughUr; MiasLyda
Belle, to Mr, Durham, HTStallings of
New Bern. ,Bev. C, T. Roger of
Magnolia, brother of the bride perform
ed the beautiful and Impressive cere
mony thai made them husband ; and
wife. y-HM jti0f:i:fr.
The horn was tastefully decorated.
the color scheme beirg-whiie and green.
and ti pajtor was veritable Jbower of
beauty, with cut flowers, potted plants
aod ferns. At the time appointed Miss
Lizsle . Rogers, eiater of .. the . bride.
dreesed la cream crape-de-cheoe- trim-
mod with real lace a4d carrying a large
bouquet of lilliee of the valley.feelingly
and tenderly sang. "Oh Promise Me,
charming alf with tho'aoft rich melody
otber'Toice.. '" yj; -
Mrs. 'i White who presided : at the
piano, then played Mendelsohn's wed
ding inarch, to the entrancing '.attains
of which the bridal ctuplo entered the
parlor iad took their places before the
littles altar, artistically improvised for
the occasion and ' profusely decorated
jrith evergreens and white roses.
The groom was attired in a handsome
suit of black, wearing silver gray
gloves. .,' '
The bride was a dream of loveliness
in her silver grey meeealine, trimmed
in gold boarding with cord,, shoes to
match, wearing a white picture hat,
and carrying a bouquet of white carna
tions add maiden bair ferns.
The bride is a most excellent and ac
complished young lady of sweet and
sunny disposition which has won for
her a host of friends and many admir
ers who. wish her a long and happy life.
The presents which were numerous
and beautiful, attest the popularity of
the young couple.
Among the presents- was a chest of
silver.
The attendance was very large.
Among out of town guests were; Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. Stalling and Mrs. W. H
Watson, of Bridgeton, Mrs. Noe and
Mrs. Eulie Belle of Beaufort, Mr, and
Mrs, J. C. Thomas of New Bern, Rev
C. T. Rogers and family of Magnolia;
At I;20 p. m. proceeding the marriage
a four-course dinner was served by the
mother of the bride which a limited
number of invited friends were present
We sell the White Moun
tain Freezers. Send us your
orders. J. S. Basnight Hdw.,
Co. Pone 99. 67 S. Front St,
Black Mountain Inn Opens June 20,
The Black Mountain Inn opens June
20th and will be under the management
of Mrs. W. D. Many. 10 is conceded
that the location of this house is the
moot beautiful io the State, even if this
seems like a wide statement. The terms
are moderate, but satisfaction is prom
ised to all guests. Water has been put
m the house and neatness will be a feat
ure.
Many improvements and changes
have been going on at Black Mountain,
With many new houses, and $30,000
spent in' macadam roads. A new mac
adara road has been voted that will lead
to the Inn, and the county will build a
midge across the Swannanoa river at
the old ford. The Y, M. a A. has be
gun Improvements, the main building
being under contract for. $50,000, loca
ted just South of the Inn, and will be
ready by the first of the year.
Matinee daily at 5 o'clock,
at The Athens. 5 and 10 cents,
None 5c
NOTICE.
Of change of time closing mail In of
feet Jane Uth, 191L
' Beaufort 8:46 A. M.
Goldsboro 8:45 "
Norfolk 8:46 . "
WQaalogUa 9H "
Oriental 930 ' "
Bridgecoa 10.30
iBeuavea 1 34 P. M.
Wnmbftoa . 1:00 " V
. Beaufort , S40 "
OrloBtal 60 " .
OoUabor . 1:30 "
Night Rjpr.ee , ;00 " v
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During the paat few afterooons a
number of people hae beea seen h
ing off pie market dock. r
Ret. A. C Sholtr. pastor of the Bap
tist Tabernacle,' informs his friends
that he baa moved to No. 28 Broad St.
v The freight platform la the rear of
the Treat river warehouee, npos which
wot . was begun sever ai weeke .ago
lit. Kun AmnIl . ''x-'f - - i .-i'
MMmm wwam wihwmwv. v. - , , , . ... .
The Board : or aldermen at rT.uson
have compelled the market men lo that
city to acreea all neat placed oa sale
and to slao place screen door and win
dow In their stores, ; v''Y V r 'w
v Two small colored boys create con
siderable excitement yesterday moro
ing at the union -eta tion ty engagiog to
a free-for-all ' flf t fight. . Theser young
negroes congregate around the trains
upon their arrival here each day and
are a nuisance to the traveling pjblic
Capt. uoasette,of the Salvation-Ar-
mv ssvs that he had secured ) almost
enough funds from the Teople of this
city to give the poor children a -picnic.
but a few more dollars is necessary in
aiding him to carry out his plans. If
you can give a small sum notify Rim by
phone and he wilt call on you.
A visitor iq this City yesterday from
Pamlico corner stated that the present
prospect for a good ciop of watermelons
and canteloupes in that section this sea
eon was very discouraging. There has
been but very little rain in that lection
during the past few weeks and in a
number of places the vines are frying
up.
Next Monday morning the members
of the Atlantic Hose Team who are to
participate in tne interstate nremens
tournament to be held at that place
June 27 29, will leave for Columbia S.
The horse aud wagon have already
been sent to that city and the boys feel
assured of winning the first prizerin the
hose wagon race. 3
Yesterday was another "scorcher."
At noou the murcury registered . 87 de
grees in the shade and at 2 o'clock it
had aviated several degrees and only
those who had business to attend to
were seen on the street?, A thermome
ter placed out in the open where the
sun's full rays could strike it, register
ed 116 degrees at 1:30 o'clock. y
Mr, B. B. Davenport informed the
reporter yesterday morning that he bad
sold from his farm a number of ears of
roasting corn. Mr. Davenport's - farm
is located in Pamlico county and as
these are the first ears of corn seen on
the local market this season, that
county claims the distinction of being
the first county in this section to put
corn on the market this season.
While attempting to pass through the
entrance at the Craven Garage with
his large touring car yesterday from
ing, Mr, E. B. Hackburn had the mis
fortune to strike one of the large .wing
ing doors and In consequence it wss
torn from its fastenings and the heavy
plate glass in it broken into a hundred
pieces. Fortunately Mr.. Hackburn or
his car were not injured in any way,
Mr. William Lt&e, of Cove City, wss
ia the city yesterday. - . .. ;1 v:..
Mr. H, B. Alka. of G&eboro, was
a visitor to the city yesterday. ..
Mrs. Naaey Nona returned yesterday
from a visit with relatives at Eiastoo.
Mica Lottie Mm Bennett went down
to More heed yesterday for a abort visit
Mies Julie WeeuoU. of Bayboro, was
among the visitor to the city yetter-
dav. - t- . - w .v .... r
' Mr. Deoard Eoberts u4 tittle oi
Denard Jr- returned hoea. last sight
from a, visit at BooUiport ; .
. Does ?the . Cedge it of ; yotlr
lawn ; look;- ragged ? -Then
why not invest an?; a Phila-
delphia ' wapwef J and
tfim it Jc S- iiaspight Hdw.
.'- "mi.
Auspicious Openinz of fiie
Southern Auidrrjotile CoUcge
The Southert- Atttoqlo 'College.
Oak Ridge. N.- 0.) -epend it :door
April 17th. It h iAi erowdad to tbf
limit o ver ainc.' Stodenta are arriving
daily, and daily are going out to accept
paying position in' this most fascinating
buslne,.'..;.
. They announce a kpecial June offer
to students of schools and colleges, and
to men who want to better their sal
aries. Automobile owocra also would
do well t) writ for information.
Jessie Bell is in a different act
from anything seen in vaudeville
in this city. At the Athens to
night
Pension Notice (
The Pension Board of Craven County
will meet at court bout on the first
Monday injury, 1911, this being the 8,
day. All applicant for pension of ex
Confederate soldiers and sailor or wid
ows of the same who wish to apply for
pensions, or have their pension in
creased will pleas Appear before the
board on the abov named date, , Those
already on the list need not appear.
.8.R.STBEET,
Chairman Pension Board.
I eelaasler.
fr-
ff HEN fee or (a aed f say eca4
load Rtarhiaery, vets m attgtee, bow
an, aod t4 head re-rmUa. Doe't
frt4tfean o J. L. CoUlaa, New
A rKWratervetlet Sprtalti:-Tto
. and Clvnli4 BlnU, F-mbrxwd
MoaMfng. AibmUm Replug, RuLUv
WeetW Strip. Metal flora fronts.
Metal t'leUrig Uth, Cronte r.o.t-
Sere Wire. fWM Ir CrV:.
ad Rrreefi MwWl.rr. TiU ,nt
aad Maenfaetorlnf Ofnrvnr.
rCAOl 4 Strobrry le Cm B
U an) Uu V- ersiu K ;:ri'-p t!
E KyH, Itinne ti.
ritHnltU Cl-f-. P. I'i ' " -II
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Boar 1 your horse at a Mod
ern Sanitary Stable.' Daniels
Newbsrry. Uve Stock Co.
South Front St : " -.J'
FOR .SALE!
Dig Mammoth SojaBeacs,
Held Pcaa of all kinda. Oat
Hay, Corn, Brand, Ship Stuff
Beet Pulp, Distillers Grain
which lithe highest Iri Pro
teida of any feed cold on this
produces milk
.
t, and
ir.titics
M-M.i horcc
A report from Oriental yriterday
stated that on last Monday afternoon
Carrie, the mentally invalid daughter
of Mr. J as. Spruill who lives near? Ash
wood, wandered from her home and for
several hours remained in a $ens
swamp dear that pla-e. Searching
parties were organised and afrer
systematic search the young woman was
found several miles away from her
home, '
Recently several citiiens residing
that' locality organized the Riverside
Bos Company. Although this 11 new
company now ha on hand a . km all
amount or money which they Intend
using hi purchasing parapheaalisj for
the company, they desire to increase
this amount Several of the members
are now out canvassing and any ass!
tanc givtn them will be greatly Tap-
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praciaMa . . , " . T ":
, Let us giye you out fig
ures on all Builders Supples.
J. S. Basnight. Hdw. Co. J y
A Wed Known Man's Opinion.
The Savodia Co, New Bern, N. c!
'W hav derived o much benefit
frvm the use of BA VODtNE, tbstw
wish to add our testimony to th iA of
those slrsady aoqaaiDted with lu met
it.;.rf''ri; :.kZ H
My nf ha been using SA VODlNtf for
quite a while for cold la th head, ateo
ha found it a ready rati' for CATARRH
but above , a!! that, is th fact of iU
having proved Itself Invaluable to us tor
oor baby. A short tlm ago be was ta
ken very sick, and as h would clap his
HOI bend to hi ean we decided be
must be suffering with earache, aod re
alising that something mut be don it
ooea, we pot a tiny til of SAV0D1NE In
bis ear covered It with waira cotton and
I a few minutes he wa alMip
I treat Iv as though he had never bid a
pale. We eherfull recommptid Bf i
dine as w will always feel grateful !r
what K ha4 loft for us, a
. ' , v.. , C. LUPTOhf, '4
t - ' ' Chief of Police.
Hp Prii, N. C.
J. r
s Aanoonccracnl,
I hTliT at orire annnunre rryneif
fi rrx!i -late, r, l mr I rw I' ? 1
e.y many frl.n! fir .t p.'' -
I now ' 'l rut rc ! f '
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Be sure and see Jessie Bell at
The Athens to-night
TARRYMOF
IE HOTEL
ii
sWansboeo, n. c.
All modern convenienoe for -bath
ing and" inside fishing.
BOAT LEAVES .
8 a. m. Lv. Swansboro Ar. 60 p. m;
11:30 a. m., Ar. M. City Lv. 2:00, p. m.
THE -BIRTHDAY GIH
;Tb pfaetiaeei stfttfacatCailiia
M simply siaodnftgAtae,slUt Tta
faDOthlacntfaearlctaal klliaBoeaa ef
CarWane to eve niulA mgf the
Bift to a raUtiraw (rin. ttbatoaatt
to! tmbltm. amttkatoa.
' bate aea worn n lisM wstot
mtgm taaBlrlhearaift.'.XMktrtk
darhilMr.rbla, wm-Oriilwi to
enrrboir'a. .TWrtWrtoHn totke
Wrthdae1ft-e in i1iiH whto ke
CWtohB-stfttoeta. . -, " , .
Orveaar.eraha miOlm.tttkm,tlmmk'
kratWi ro4 fttaae-aswi eatkeMna.
eav.-ae tt wOl e i rttoa. BUk
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Jo;: BAXTER
1 : JEWELER AND
MANUFACTURING OPTICIAN
nNEUNEOFfA'
TOILET SOAPS
TO SELECT FROM AT
' -; MI0X2 l . . . ,
mm sffi from
S TO 15FER GT.
By Buying Youi Groceries
I Fr oin McDanlel's Cash;
..Grocery 41 Middle St-t
, . . .. . -v
A complete stock of the very
beat goods to select from. . n ,
Freeh JotVMd., Biscuit Co'.
Cake just received 15c lb.
Extra Fancy Ginger Snaps
lOcIb.
v. A few nice freeh Corned Ports
mouth MulletaSOedot.
SPEGIAL : BABEA1H PRICES
HEBY SATDRDAY.
YOURS FOR CASH ONLY
J. L McDaniel
41 Middle St. Phone 91
25c lb.
A" COMPLETE LINE
r OF
Serges and
Goods are
Now to be seen at
F. M. CHADWICK'S
Merchant Tailor, 103 Middle St. New Bern, N. C.
Apple Vinegar per qt. 8c
Pure Lard - 12Jc
Vegetable Lard 10c
Boneless Herring in glass 12c -
8ugar 5Jc
Tub ButteT 30c
Print Butter 34c
Oil per gal. 12Jc
. . WEW LOT . .
Ladies Metal Frame Hand Bags, every bag wurth $1.50
to $2.50, our price $1.00 each. One lot Mens Belts
worth $1.00, our price 50c. One lot Childrens Pat. Leath
er Belts, late styles, price 18c.
Barrington Dy Goods Co
H.C.
Phone 174
Middle St.
HENRY'S
Prescriptions from all
physicians, Quickly and Ac
curately filled.
Also a full line of Choice
Toilet articles.
Pharmacy
PHONE 173
WE ARE GOING TO SELL
COMMENCING
SATURDAY IT 10 O'CLOCK
250
(1 Safety Razors at 50c
Everyone Guaranteed.
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
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GASKILL HARDWARE CO.
Middle Street. Phone 147, New Bern, N. C.
E
OUR STRIDES
are to better service, and we believe
that w ar making steady and telling
galas In thst direction. You can rely
rely upon our groceries to be pure and
fresh. In addition to their good quality
you will find that our prices have a
magnetism that will persuade you to
trad with us regular,
- Portsmouth Mullets, Ice Cream Jello,
Ham, 8 boulders, Beat quality of Green
sad BUek Tea, Coffee of quality, and
w guarantee everything sell and
deliver good promptly.
Brcii; Street-. Brocery Co,
PHONE 154 T NEW BERN. N. C
. . 7 GB . ..
."Made from pure. distilled
!-' filtered 'water.''
NEW BEJfN
ICE CO.
19 JI M Griffith 6t , iTlOne 23
Under New Management.
Call at the Gaston Drug store to have
prescriptions filled or for anything in
the drug line.
Gaston Drug Company
Cor. Pollock and Craven Sts.
Opp. FoBt Offi.-c.
ASSETS MORE THAN FROM INSURANCE IN FORCE
TREBLED. l'JOO to 1910 MORETHAN DOUHI.El).
THE UNION CENTRAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY (1861.)
POLICY HISTORY.
Policy No. II. Ismjod Msrch 1HB7, for $3X10, on 10 PAYMENT LIFE
ANNUAL DIVIDEND plan:
Premiums paid for 10 yearn (1K70, fully paid up) 839.00
Dividends received including 1911. 737 2i
Difference between Premium! paid to 1K76
and Dividend received to data. 101.75
1911 DIVIDEND $22.70 (old age income.)
ASK TO SEE THE 1911 POLICIES.
W. O. BOYD, Agt
Largest Dividends, Lowet Net Coat Insurance.
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