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CHECKING account especially intended for the housed
hold account is a prudent way of handling an income
whether the amount is large or small Deposit all mon
ey received, whether in cash or checks, ' -with this hank'
and make all psynvnts by drawing checks. This plan provides
positive protection, for the money and also enables the depositor to
keep a complete recoi d of income and. expense a without the neces
sity of having a book account. Try this plan. . ' '- "
WE PAY INTEREST ON SAVINGS AND CERTIFICATES ' '
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STORE
We make business No dull times with us We
are busy all the time. You can afford to buy Sum
mer Goods from us and lay them aside to start next
Summer on. All goods at a saving.
PARASOLS AND HOSIERY
New line Hosiery, Special Quality Bftick Silk Hose, Onyx Make, Re
inforced Heel and Toe. price Mc, Extra Quality, price $1.00. $1.25
Quality Ladies Umbrellas for 98c. Your choice Natural Handles, Mis
sion Handles, only 98ct
READY-MADE SKIRTS
If you contemplate buying a Ready-Made Skirt, why we have a new
lot, Modish, Up-to-date Skirts, price $2.50 to $8.00.
ALL MENS; AjjD BOYS SUITS
AND TROUSERS
14 OFF
See Our Window Display Mens Suits
at $5,45 Values up to $10.
A Large Assortment of Childrens' and Buys Straw and
Canvas Hats at Exactly
1-2 PKICJE
THEY MUST BE SOLD NOW.
S. Goplon & Son
SELLS IT FOR LESS
LITTLE OUT OF THE WAY, BUT 11 PAYS TO WALK TO COPLON'S
WILL INAUGURATE
OUR FIRST SPECIAL CIGAR SALE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
And Will Continue This Special Sale on Those Two Dayt For a Few
Weeks. We Offer You The Following Values:
Royal Robes, value $2.50 a box for $2.00 or 6 for 25c.
Montctlovs M ZOO.4 " " $1.75
Little Lew' 2.00 1.75 :
Mohatnchtal M 2.25 1.75
El ProviiMO " ' 2.50 4 44 2.00
TbeM brand art offered you at wholrtale price And yon will makano
miaUka.to f at) yoomlf of tHU "Great- Bargain Opporrwity." We
alo carry it foil llo of ieTt known 10c and l&c. Cieara, Tobacco,' Ptpea,
and Smoker articles. Agent for GuUi't Chocolatri and Boa Ron, aUo
Conk lia FonnUin Peni, all atyU od sizes. Fi Var Guarani-It
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ED WARD CLARK
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i ' 'V UUif ,id Af timrirs or
! , pin cmtruti(M of all i imla may
T V bJfwm tia tn any grl,
' 2- ,f W tpiility 'nd st tsrylnrf
price, fcut the prire J bound to
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MISS1QI1ERS
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Men In Regular BessiQn Ai Court
' House zaiaiij. Consider-:
ifiiiifi
. . able Business Transacted,
, Th CrTa Coonty Board of .ComV
missioners met n rogalar jnontby ses
sion t tbe cour bouse in this elty yes
terday nHirning. Mh Jt E. Jenkins, of
No a f Township r who warn. vleeUd
constable at the last -election held in
November, appeared before the Board
and. presented hi official bond. The
attorney passed 60 the bond as to
its legal efficiency and surety and the
Board Ordered that it fee accpted and
was ordered recorded and filed and Mr.
Jenkins was inducted into the offie of
constable. . - .
A bid for $4.00 was presented to the
Board for the burial of a pauper. At
the last legislature a bill was passed
prohibiting any eounry to pay the bori
al expense of any pauper who wa not
an inmate of the, county home, a Con-
-federate soldier or the widow of a C on
federate soldier and that such bodies be
given over to the Btate Board of Ana
tomy. When this law was brought be
fore the Board several of the' members
and the attorney were in favor of pay
ing the bill regardless,, but ..the penalty
attached to the law caused them to re
consider the matter. The presenter of
the bill finally , agreed to hold it over
until the next meeting in order that the
Board would have further time to in
ventilate. . .
if Several citizens from different sec
tions of the county appeared before
ti e Board and reported that bridge in
their districts were in bad order. The
Board ordered that these bridges be
repaired as early as practicable.
Meiers Asa Jones and EL K.Bryan
were appointed cotton weighers for the
8th, Township.
Mr. G: B. Waters presented a bond
of $50 and was re-appointed game war
den for this county.
County Attorney Green made one
suggestion that if put into effect would
save the county several thousand dol,
lars each year. He said that he was
in favor of abolishiog, the method the
Boand 00 had of allowing a large num
ber of paupers ascertain' amount of
money each month. That if these peo
ple were not able, to take care of them
selves or had no relative to ears for
them, they should be placed in the
oounty home where they would be look
ed after and provided for. He slated
further that if th Board rendered such
a decision that there would b a num
ter of them who would neither u to
the count v home or eall on them for
money but that they had relatives who
rather than see them carried to county
home would assist in supporting them.
Thifc suggestion, however wss not act
ed upon at this meeting but will doubt
less be takeo up in one of the future
meetings,
Mr. Wm. Dupn appeared before the
Board and asked that the property of
L. M. Blakely be stricken from the tax
list. ThUrwas ordered don after the
payment of all cost had been made.
' A letter was ordered written to Mr.
EL T. La"tnbr President and general
manager of the Norfolk-Smthern Rail
way Company telling him of th bad
condition of a number of' bridges along
that company' road in this county and
asking him to hat them repaired as
early as possible in-order that they
would not b a menace to the public.
During tbe afternoon elon the
regular routine of look tog over th pas
sing noon th vaiio bill brought be
for th Board was engaged . in, after
which th Board adjournel. - ?.
y Attend The Athens where you
can always keep cool ana core
Cotton v.- Manuracturers -of North
'and Bouth Carolina Qtveii Hear-
ihgat llis Request'
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Senas Committee on Finance has an
nounced that as the Teault of th re
quest f :8rnator Simmons :' of North
Carolina brief, hearings would be given
Monday, -.Tuesday' and; Wednesday to
cotton manufacturers on the cotton bill.
The finance committee took up the bill
iturday Ssnatqr, 8 moot moved that
it be adversely reported Senator Wil
liams moved that a favorable report be
made.' In the discussion' that followed
Senator Simmons urged that' the North
and South Carolina manufacturers of
cottob gooiJa be given a hearing and the
committee finally, agreed tp - the three
days delay. By order -of the. Senate,
the bill will huve to be reported back
onThur sdty Aug. 10th. '
Whatever progress was made be
tween Senator- LaFollette and represen
tative Undei wood in arriving at a com
promise on the' wool tariff, , was not
made public,-. Democratic Leader Un
derwood, repcesentinir the Democratic
Ir.ajority of the House in. the struggle
now under way to reach an agreement,
said tonight that the conferences with
Senator LaFollette will be resumed
Monday, but that a compromise "wool
bill is not likely to be offered to Con
gress for three or four days.
The full joint conference committee
consisted of S senators and 5 represen
tatives, met over the wool bill, but de
cided to give Senator LaFollette and
Mr. Underwood a further opportunity
to reach An agreement. The free list
bjll was referred to the same negotia
tors who now have in their care all the
points of tariff difference between the
two Houses. Upon their ability to
reach an agreement on the two bills
rests the proapect of the passage of
compromise wool and free list tariff
bills.
fan Life School Trustee.
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Negligence of Atlantic Coast Line
E. E. Co. Causes Mr. J. W..
Stewart to be Injured.
A large bolt Used in fastening rails
together and which had been carelessly
left ptotroding from the Atlantic Coast
Lin Railway Qpm party's trucks near
End Street came neir causing Mr. J.
W Stewart to receive serious if not fa
tal injuries yesterday morning.
.Early in the day Mr. Stewart had one
of his horses hitched to a buggy and
started out to the western part of the
city to attend to some business mat
ters. While driving along the Atlantic
Coast Line tracks near End street, the
rear wheel of his buggy caught over a
large spike which had been carelessly
left protruding several inches from the
track, and the wheel was pulled entire
ty off the axle and demolished The ac
cident occurred so quickly that Mr.
Stewart did not have tima to realize
what had happened before he was
thrown from the vehicle and landed up
on one of the heavy rails upon his fore
head and received a number of cuts on
his forehead and also other minor inju
ries on different parts of his body.
The animal did not immediately stop
and it was several minutes before Mr.
Stewart, who had been dszfd by the
contact with the rail had sufficienly re
covered to go after the animal and his
damaged buggy. However, he suc
ceeded in stopping the horse before .the
buggy was further damaged.
When seen at his office yesterday af
ternoon Mr Stewart stated to a Jour
al reporter that he was fe?liog the ef
fects of his accident, but that he was
glad to have escaped with as few inju
ries as he had received.
The Atlantic Coast Line Railway Co.
do not seem to take the least interest
in the condition of their tracks within
the city limits of New Bern, and sooner
or later some negligence of thtir's will
cause some innocent person t lose
his life.
No! Ice, No. 2 Township.
The supervisors and overseers ot
public reads of No. 2 townsHip are
not fied to meet Saturday Aug 19 at 10
a, m. at Trujtts. Overseers must have
their road work completed and report
same. Any failure means that penalty
of law will be enforced.
" CICERO GASKINS Chm'n
N. F. FULCHER-Secy,
NOTICE.
Stockholders in the Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroad Company de
siring to attend the annual stockhold
era meeting" in Morehead City on Au
gust Id, 1911, will apply to the under
signed for transportation,' giving 'the
name of each individual member of his
or her immediate family wishing to go,
I will forward wras to the proper author
ity of the Norfolk-Southern Railway
Company for such .transportation.
D. J. BROAD HURST,
Sec. A. & N. C. R. R. Co.
Goldsboro, N. C, July 29, 1911.-.
M0RNIN6 FIRE
At The Athens to night, Ad-
de and Coulter musical comedy
artists A budget of nonsense.
Bowe and Page Fail.
Greenville, S. C. Aug., 7 Alleging
that Messrs, William F. ISiwe and T.
C. Page of the firm of Bowe & I'age,
well-known paving contractors of Au
gusta, Ga., were .indebted?" jto them in
the sum of $13,905.30, the Mock M inu
facturimr 'Comp.iny, a paving brick
manufacturing corporation of West
VifgWiS, served attachment papers
SjifuMWy on the properties of the pav
ing urm n this city.
Sevatftl daya ago Bnwe & Page were
forced to abandon a contract with the
city of Greenville for paving Main
street, stating that financial (roubles
could not be overcome. The surrender
of the contract followed an ultimatum
from city council giving them ten dsys
in which to renew work on the paving.
. Illustrated tongs will be an
added feature to the other great
shows at The Athens this week.
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Th trustee of the Farm Uf Bhool
SrUl meet in' the' court, do Tndty
t 10 . tru, and Tuesday afternoon and
Wdnedy will b given to consider'
log th iU from rhkh lection for
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A'AVcU Known Mao't Opinion.
The 8vodln Co., New Brn, N. C i
W hav ' derived so much benefit
f rvra the use of BAVODlNE, that w
wish to add our UtUmony U the list of
thoa already acquainUd with It mer
its. My wife has beert nsln'c 8AV0M N E f
ju!U a while for cold In th In d, io
h fourki It reiwly relief Itt CATA KRII
but ho Sll thAt, l th fur t of M
Imvlng prol Itx'lf Invuluslile to us for
onf baby. A short t itnrj Sgrt m M ta
ken vry sirk, srvl h wool. I rlp hi
llttUi hsn-ls to hi er. we de.-i.lM h
must be si. forii jj Uh roi. ., sti-) re-
slixirg that "m-' '
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J. B. Loe's Store at That Place
Gyttetl by Flamps at an Iparly '
, -' 'Hour Ywterdajr Morning.' -;
fir of unknown origin, which prlgl-
aati In th ear of the baildlng-d-i
ilroyed the Dr. D. b Kellura building,
at JackonvilleJnd also -dtknajred.jMr.
George A Hurtt's bundiV(f 'yfeVdaT
morhln'g ibortly "a'fur, toXk'..Tn
ICe (am building was occupied' by.' Mc,
i, T? Lea who conflucbrd ( iC general
merchandise busine and -h had a
stock .of good worth about $4,000 opon
which, be carried' $1,700 iMurane. -'
,' When first discovered the fir Had
gained but littleheadlray, but "for fact
that it wsi located Wher It was onutti
lly (hard t reach could doubt leu have
been dUtinulslted had immediate ac
tion been taken, t however, befor (be
local, fir Comiany had reached I he
sreneof the blaM the flsmet bad gained
so much headway that they ,devoted
thflr eolir efforts to aav the tdjoln-
ing huililing.
Mr. UiO, A.'. Hurat'i store, which Is
located aiijfM-.ent to th structure which
at (Jr-riiryl, was in tUnaet several
time but by brrolc effirUthrflre fight
er succeeded In saving it t.-forw It had
bwn badly d inmito I, A it was only
lbs wM of the buil.linif wrs lurn.-d
It i 'M'P " ' "'"t I" 'f match
Oml h'J I P'-n li ft In mi tp"" l pl.ir,
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WILLIAMS' KIDNEY PILLS
Hav you neglected your Kidneys?
Hay you overworked your nervous ays
Urn and caused trouble with your kid
ney and bladder? Hav you pain in
loin, aid; back, groins and bladder?
Hav you a flabby appearance of the
face, specially under tb eye?- Too f re
quant a detir to pass urine? If o( Wil
liam' Kidney-Fill will; cur you-at
Druggist, rVic 60c.. William' MTg.
Co, Prop;, Cleveland, O. .
Wreck oa
Morfo.k ahd Southern.
Witoa, H. C.; Aogr ?-iatboond
Norfolk -Southern pu sen g or train, a bout
Sa'clock Ssturdar afternoon was wreck
d about 10 mile east of Wilson.',- The
track wm bsdly torn p for over a hun
dred yard,; but ao on w Injur,!
Th wreck occurred on a high embank
ment, but, no ear Tent oyer, ;1 .''';''v.
Refrigerators.
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Assistance
The service that counts with the business man nowadays
is the kind that is strictly practicial, that is prompt and ef
ficient and saves him both time and money. This is the
class of service rendered by The Peoples Bank which in ad
dition to providing modern facilities and accommodations,
affords the highest? measure of safety by reason of its ample
Capital and Surplus, its conservative management and the
strict supervision exercised over it by the State Governmf nt.
We invite checking accounts and pays 4 per cent compound
interest on savings. ; , i
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CLOTHING AND SHOES
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We Will Continue Selling
all Clothing and Ox
fords at Cost.
ft GOOD STOCK 10 SELECT
J. J. BAXTER
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DEP'T STORE.
TURNER'S ELASTIC FELT
"NINETY NIGHTS GUARANTEE"
We guarantee this mattress to be manufactured from pure
raw stock, free from any admixture of old rags or other old m;i
terial. Sleep on it for three months, aud if found imperfect
iu quality or workmanship, return it to me and your money
will lie refunded. MADE SPECIAL FOR
T. J Turner Furnif ure Company
NEW BERN, 1. C.
WE HAVE
SOME RARE
offlB DUB CUSTOMERS ALL THIS WEEHo
We have fJecided to give them all
our, prpfits on every kind of goods.
: . LET US SHOW 'YOU. ,
Bar f ington 1 opls Co
Will (Hilt the balance left over at th
following price. Gonuln ' l'orcelcan '
lined Lenard Cleanable,'. th 125 IK) at
2 M, the 35 00 at 130 00, th (10 Tk ,
at 35 00, th T 00 at 4 00." The tlxivej
prlcfl are tli liwt W ever offerd ;
th'a claae ot gonl at flteryorie rr
rie Riittnintoo tlmt thry will da all you
export any i-frl(rr'ratr tn do. ' '
: ' J. S. MIIJ.F.R.
S;or Writer.
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