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NTJJIBER 137
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THIRTIETH -YEAR -
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T'TT 7 AETHER your business is large or moderate In volume,
Y j ' U fe important to hke an account subject to check with'
: Y ,; i ? batik yrhere efficient, prompt and courteous service is
maintainediTh9 J8-1 cordially jnviteVyou to consider its facile
ties when additional banking service is required, ; j j- " v "
. 4 PER, CENT PAID ON SAVINGS AND, .
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4 - CERTIFICATES.
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OUR: BUYER HAS ? JUST
RETURNEDTFROM : 4
M York, Philai. and Safe
We are receiving daily by freight
and express all the new: things in wear
ing , apperal for Men, Women arid
Children, for 4 Fall ' and Winter. Such'
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an8 assortment , of merchandise as we
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are going to show for the coming sear
fson'has never been shown , in .New;
iBern before. -
'WATCH. OUR: 'ADVERTISEIENI
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UTTLE OUT OP THE WAT,' BUT IT PAV8 TCTWALK TO COPLON'S
Senator Cummins Thinks o, And
Hopes -For . Nominatioa Tf .
. . w.. Progressive Eepub-, 'tr-
' licau. .
Dea Moines, 11, Sept. 6 Asserting
that he entertains Jione but the meat
friendly personal feeling for President
Taft, but the nation's chief exectutfve
does -not ta'ce the ''progressive yiew,'!
Senator Albert B: Cummins,; in sign
ed statement today sets Out in 9 ''bill
of. oariiculars'.'; the rrason "why., he
thinks. Taft should not be returned to
the President! l chain, Among other
tilings fnentkmed invTaft's -alignment
Mr, Cummins points to the Executive's
po sit ion on Canadian reciprocity, j .
That measure the Senator calls "th
most unfortunate act bf legislation iK&
sed within the period of ibe present ed
ministration. ", ' "- rJt-"
Topics of current political discussion
from the . Payne-Aldrich tariff law to
Taft's vetoes of tho woolen bill and
Statehood measure of. New Mex'co
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Original Plana For . Paoama-Call-
foruia Expositioa Greatly ;f .C :
",., " Enlarged . . J-J
San. Diego, Cat, Sept, &-A result of
the passage of a resolution in the House
of ; Representatives - authotHtmg .."the
President of the United- States to -icr.
vita foreign countries W participate in
the Panama California - inUrnational
Exposition at Suf Diego' js the deter
mination to enlarge -ths physical dim
ensions of the exposition in Balboa Park,
The determination waB made ''by ithe
boardof- dtfee tors, pt Hhfi exposition,
who have- called .UROtt" tandscape
Architect John C. Olmstead m to alter
his original ground plans as to -be able
to care for an expeditionist least orle
half larger, than was originally planned
for.V'". ' -
; Architect Olmsted; wo is in Bosen
at the present time, will submit the
new plans to the dictors of the : e
pOsition within the coming months and
it Is 'quite certain that work ..upon it
and Arizona, including the recall of tlJfiftSSSS
of this ear.
taken
Senator
udiciary - are'
Cummins. ,
In conclusion, Senat jr Cummins avers
that 00 all Vital- things : ths- allies and
supporters of Taft have been thereae-
tionarins and standpatters In the Senate
and Housed and - says that - it the Ee
poblicai) party betieves in perpetuating
this leadership it cannot do better than
nominate Fresident Taft. However,
Mr,- Cummins -says he does hot believe
in it and is therefore hoping , for the
nomination of a progressive Tlepubll
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What Sensational Stories Does, .
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Kew York. Sent. 6 At . a moving;
picture show, last lght.4taffaelo. Eich
etti and his 1$ year old daughter. Rasa,
saw the story of a tragedy Ja which a
father killed bis daughter and then him
self, V "I'il do that to you so rate , day, ''
Rosa ssysjier father told her. ; E rriy
today Richetti Crept to h's daughter's
bedside atfd shot her, then fired a bulJet
into bis own head. . Both probably wiU
die. 1 -
THURulAn PiGHlG
SUCCESS
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V The buildings and groanis committee
of the exposition basjiad plans for the
first building in hand fpr some wefeke,
and these plans haVert, practically -bet n
accepted. v. ?otne .alterations, w ill be
necessary to fit them to the -changa of
location in the( park made necessary by
the enlargement of the general plat,
but the general lnes will ,be followed,
The plans show, an immense structure,
or rajther series 01 . Structurei, in the
Spinish Colonial type,- with massive
towers a'od Jong colonnades.
- Attend The Athens where you
can always keep cool and cdny
tortame. - . - c
- 5 Sold: Yesterday.
iTTie greatest Range" Demonstration
ever known In' New Bern, Coles Origi
nal Hot Blat See the twd demonstra
tors broil ateak side of fire grates.. I ,
,). 8J MILLER, Agent
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What Plney Grove farmers Union s
Iiney Grovet Jones County, Sept. 6.t
Our local Union met - in eall meeting
Friday, Sept 1st to elect delegates to
attend the Cranty Union which met at
Trenton Saturday. Sept. 2nd. "
, At this meeting we inatidted six new
members and received two applications
for membership Our Union 18 progress
sing finely..
- Tho delegates ware instructed to urge
the County Union to have ail members
of locals tohojd what cotton ' they can
until prices are better, i Our' local will
try to d so, 1 ut "-unless others all over
the country dJ the same effort - will
- . . .. 1-2 . L ' loot accompli ih .much. - Most farmers
Quiet Wedding Yesterday Afternoon. L meet
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.Mr.- E, ; D. Pipkin and . Miss 13ertioj,Mk a bale or twiand if they do this it
Barrow, both of Reeleboro, N. C were means in tbe agirsgate thousands and
married yesterday afternoon at the
-'J'1 THOSE WHO ,ARE' IN
' v USUS"- -w,xt ' 5n erecting good, substantial build
' sij f'fpTfp rflMl know that goodsound. well
'S VJIi eeaworied runfber )s an absolute
VslL e48unl'a' 41,6 ntructlon," 1
I V , v tbe k ss shrinkage there is the b
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ter the building will stand.. Our
Jumber'la . thoroughly, dried and
-4 seasoned nod free from cracks
A v and defects, i :'.
1 BVoad dps & Ives Lumt zz Coe
Baptist parsonage. Dr. JE,'VT. Carter
performing the ceremony.- !..--
Mr. Pipkin is an industrious young
farmer of Pamlico county and the bride
is the daughter of Mr, Henry Barrow,
a prominent citi&Hi of the same county
Tbe happy young couple left last night
for Morehesdlnd Beaufort to spend a
few days before returning to their home 1 ,
at Reefeboro..
even" millions of . baleB ' kept 'off the
marlcvt, creating better pripea,v '
.Th members Of Pinef iGroYe"Un!on
are going to hold apportion of their cot
ton and other Unions are urgod to do
like Wise. yt T
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"-There is a differenced in the
atmosphere at The Athcos?-Gct
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in tne uesi atmospnere. :,," ;
REPORT OF " THE CONDITION
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National Bank ; of New-;. Berne
Fully Oue Thousand People Wera
'Presenr, v. Numbctf . pf Promt'
, v a inent Mea Made ...
; Yesterday a ibe ! "widelyT advert ib id
Farni-Liife School Picnic was held St
Thbrman, a small village located about
five miles east of ttua -.city - To iay
tbatt wa; a complete success in every
way would hardtv give- the evetot the
proper credit, I Fully one thousand peo
ple from- all : over this- and adjoining
counties were present and participated
uv the exercises. V At least two bund
tired persons, went from this city -and
thew.were augmented by several
hundred more from Croatan, Bavelock,
Newport and . other" towes along the
Shortly after the-arrival of the train
from New Barn, Mr, G. L. Hardison of
that place and who was master of tbs
ceremonies; announced that Jthe fitdt
event ef the day would be a foot face
for the small boys, ' About fifteen of
the youngatera were lined op in the
road near the depot and ' at tbe word
"go" they dashed for tbe desired goal.
Three races were run - and New Bern
boyrwere victorious in each of these,
After the raes had been concluded
the throng surged over to the speakers
stand just across the railroad, where
Mr. Hardison in his very eloquent man'
nor, urged such one of the. visitors to
"feel to hum." He also made a num-1
ber of -other remarks in regard 'to the
location of the Farm-Life School and
set forth the advantages of that town.
H'S talk; was short, - but to the point he
was loudly applauded.
Mr. J. Leoo Williams, secretary of
the ChamberDf Commerce, then made
a short talk in which he urged the farm
ers in that section to assist in - making
the big agricultural exhibit which is to
be held here on November 22 and 83, a
success. He told them that the exhibit
was more for their benefit than anyone
else and that they should exert every
effort In making it the event of the
- 'At the conclusion of Mr. William's
talk , dinner was announced and the
crowd wended to a spot . locatced m.the
rear of the speaker's stand where ten
pary tables had been erected to bold
the bnhmited quantities of food. Such
a dinner has never been served before
in that section and doubtless never will
be again; : Twenty-one pigs ' had been
tai becucd for the occssion and at least
oue hundred young chickens bad given
up their lives for' tbe event, " To en
umerate the. many vsriefms of food
aonld take at least a colom of space
and- we will I are that out. . It is suf
Ccent to say that there, was more thin
nnugh.tb feed 1 tie large crowd an
every tne thoroughly enjoyed the feast
Dui ingihe afternoon 'a cumber of
pt'iminent. geritltmep, 'among' whom
we-e Hob. J. Y. Joyner, Sat Superln-.
tcridentof 'Public Instruction and Mr.
A. Bryan, of this city, made short :
speeebps in regard to the advaatages
of-lbe Farm Life School anj of educk
Hon in general. These speeches Were
ry interesting and held thrf attention
of the eaiii- crowds Muoh too .'soon
the bour for deparfbre ( arrived' ' and
vflltor boarded their special .cars and
returned to the city, each one of them
more than pleased with the hospitality
and attention ehosrq them., f- 1
The people of 1 hurman are lo be"con
graialaled on the manner In which
Uiey arrangsd and consummated Ibis
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DEPEHDENRAUDITS.
Realizing tht the public has aright to know- the exact
vt": - ".. -. .- "r's- ' -. .;
' eondit on of the affairs of this Institution, our Board of Di-
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rectors has inaugurated a .plan whereby the bank is regularly
examined by a Certified Public Accountant whose report is
. published in the newspapers in detail. The statement re
cently, issueu afforos ample proof of the sound methods to
. which The Peoples Bank adheres.
You are invited to avail yourself of this protection by
, .
opening an account eithor subject to check or at 4 per cent
r interest in our Savings Department
At ftew Hern, in Tho State of ..North Carolina, at Tbe .Close "of Husl-
FALL ANNOUNCEMENT
Our Fall stock of Clothing, Mens
Furnishings, Shoes, Dry Goods, Dress
Goods, Notions, Ladies Tailored Suits,
Millinery, etc. , is arriving daily. Our
stock this Fall and Winter will be the
largest and most up-to-date we have
ever carried and the public is invited to
call and inspect our stock and prices
before buying.
REBATE TICKETS .ON ALL PURCHASES.
WE WILL TAKE YOUR MEASURE FOR YOUR FALL
SUIT AT A VERY SMALL ADVANCE OVER
STOCK SUITS.
J. J. BAXTER
ELKS TEMPLE DEP'T STORE.
Dcss, September 1, 1011.
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Ovsrdrsfts, secured and un
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D. S. BOarts to secure clrou-;
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UoikIi, Securities, etc, .
) Hanking houne, . furniture,
J and fixtures
, OiW Ral l-tat Owwd
'Due from NaMonul l:anks,
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stock paid In.,,,
Suriitni fund v, ,
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best Pcrcolatcr made, a new lot
just received. M. E. WbitchUrst
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Nowhere Else Will You Find Variety
So' Great and Prices So Low.
We are Offering our Entire Stock of Mens' $12 50 and $15.00
Summer Suits at and Below Cost Price.
AH the leatest Summer fabric, such as Serges, Casimercs and mix
tures, the tailoring finish and style are excellnt.
A WONDERFUL LOT OF SUITS BELOW COST PRICE.
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