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' '-rf'VA'V' f -! I - ESTABLISHED A - PAFIIl VTTU ; i KNOWN CIRCULATION'' M.'jj NU!UJER 150? NEW BERN. N0?TH CAROLINA, FRIDAY MORNING,' SEPTEMBER 22, 191L- THIRTIETH YEAR r ten J. Cr "4 ' If ! - ' ' W w mb tafc -Ir A, ra, THE SERVICE OF A TRUST COMPii : LARGE institution like the New Bern 'Banking & CUtor, administrator and trustee, caring for the funds of widows and orphans, is a safe place for your inon ey, whether in small or large amounts. v YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT AND DEPOSITS r SU0JECT TO CHECK INVITED. Our stores will be closed all day Sat urday September 23rd, on account of holiday S. Goplon & Sou SELLS IT FOR LESS LttTLB;OUt Of THE WAY, BUT IT PAYS TO WALK TO COPLON'S a: .'i r. .i '..ni. 1 ' 1 "'" - 1 "''M iiirnn. lSSz-Ak j l-:.'..'.M''".t i . :: NOTICE '' mmmmmttmmmtmmm i 11 ' ..i ... .... mi ..up..,, i Ml HEW COLLEC- ; " TOflJJF; PCfil John Biddle, of Graven County lleceives Eecess Appointment From President Taft. What was known to a few for sever al daijecaroa public Thur?dy when ( he paper from Washing: ton City came with the notice that &r. John Biddle, of this county, had been appointed on the 13th of September by President Taft U. S. Collector of Customs, Dis trict of Pamlico. The -matter of this appointment, of Mr- Biddle to succeed Mr! O. W. Pal- rick, has been of considerable, local ir. terest, as Mr. Biddle was a Craven county man; and it haa long been con tended that this office should have a lo cal man. John Biddle has been a Re publican of long standing, always prompt to'tbe front as a party man, though his party has been a minority one for years. Mr, Blrldle is of 8 well known family and is held in esteem by the people of his sretion. His appoint' ment meets with general approval. As soon as Mr. Biddle makes his bond, which will be in a few days, he will take the office as Collector. There is little doubt that Mr. Bid- die's appointment will receive prompt Congressional confirmation in Decem-ht-r, for President Taft has twice sig nified his approval of Mr. Biddle for this colleclorsbip. -i-V-- A 3usy Man Has Just Arrived. Good news he brings to New Born, a arge stock of all kinds of sawed Shin gles on hand. He can and will please you. See Big Hill for lowest pricea. The Old Reliable. Phone us your order and residence number and we will send it to any part of the city. J. S. Basnight Hdw. Co. Fall And Winter Entertainments. The proposed AUahest Lyceum Course, for the season of 1911-1912, has been received with a good deal of fav or, tlio' only a partial canvaus and soli citation has betan made. The cuurae that is offered of six high class num bers, at a low cost, is in itself enough to secure an over subscription list. The Lyceum Course given -here la t year was greatly enjoyed, and proved of educational value to the pupils of the Grnded School, many of whom to.ik in the entire series of entertainment. It in with a certain pleasure ilmt -hose who enjoy an evening's entertainment, can subscribe to a lyceum course, and known that there is provided entertain ment for the season, Mr. Bryan who is here for the the Alkahest course should find no difficulty in getting his ! course fully subscribed for. SELL DUTCHMEn - SALT-HORSE New Jersey Meat Packers Caught Pickling Diseased Horses For Human Consumption. Prenton, N ' J.,' Sept. 21. --The jState Board of Health of New Jersey, at the direction of the United States Depart ment of Agriculture has notified the Attorhey-Geeral of- New i Jersey t6 uke actio i against the Sihwarx Broth era Company of Kearny, that state. " It is alleged that the Schwar concern' has been pickling diseased horse meat and sending it to Europe for human consumption. Most- of - the meat it is asserted, was shipped to Holland. - The Attorney General is asked to p-os?eate the Schwarfc firm under the general provisions of the New Jersey law. One accusation is that . the firm violated the provisions of. the State's Pure Pood law. The other is that the company transgresaei the a' atute rela ting to slaughter house license. The formal charges arainst the Schwarz Brothers company were em bodied in a letter from the Bureau of Chemistry of the United States Depart ment of Agriculture, The letter, da ted Washington, Sept. IB, and signed by F. L. Dunlap, acing chief of the bureau, was addresed to Dr. R. B. Ficz-Randolph. State Board of Health, Trenton-, N. J. Chief Dunlap assertel that his in spectors had obtained conclusive evi dence that' the Schwarz Brothers' Co. was buying up horses, live or dead, turning p3r,t of them into fat and fer tilizers, pickling the, rest and shipping it to Rotttrdam; Secrecy, according to Dunlap, atten ded the preparation, pickling and ship ment of the horse mest. and while it was generally known by the firm's em ployees that a traffic of this nature was being carried on, not more than two were sufficiently within the confidence of members of the fiim to have accu rale knowledge of the matter. The gpvfcrmhent's c'mrge is that the turn hia prepared the carcisjos or dis eased and emanciatrd animals for hu man consumption: that horses were cut up for food on the same floor where lay giftudered and other animals,- killed by diseases communicable toman, and that the Whole was packed and branded "pickled beef." Only the tim'ly arrival of govern mint inspectors, as it is said, prevent ed a cargo of this alleged diseased and mkbrand: d meat frjm being put aboard ship for export. PEAQE OFEU HOPE THREATENED Bedroom Suits. OUR FALL STOCK NOW IN . hate Just returned from the Northern Market and am pre pared to fill your every want i" the ready-to-wear lino, at a Kteftt flaring to you. Why go elsewhere and pay $20 to 25 for A tult of clothes when you c, in get the same ruality and nty In for a great deal las here. And w for shoes, I urn an agent for the well know,W. L. Itougl.ai Shoe, one of the oldest and best known shoes On the market ti-'ny :V--V-V SAM LIPMAN Cor. Ml l.llivanda F., Sta. -V.v ;'''-. -x t . Bryan Clock; "jieoMGfeil net,- f , FOR SALE. I will sell all of my real estate on the comer of Hancock and Queen Sta. I will sell each piece separately or collect ively. Terms cash,.. (Signed) ISAAC H. SMITH. BURMA TTEM3. Intertenial Troubles In All Coun tries.! Alphonso of Spain Figpting For His Throne. London, Sept. 21 Serious unrest. ranging from a full-fiedged revolution in Spain to strike riots in Ireland, pre vails in Europe today. The internal commotions are so general and so vari ed in character that the peace of the continent is dangerously menacted. In Spain all wires arc interfered with and very little direct news is coming over the frontier, but it is certain Al fonso is fighting tooth and nail for his throne. . The revolutionists are in the field well armed and equipped and the outcome will be in doubt for some time. In Vienna martial law prevails be cause of the riots as protests against the high price of.food. In Budapest, also, there have been food riots and the police had to resort to extreme measures to restore order. Further trouble is feared. Ireland is menaced by a general strike. By a big display of force the Government has prevented serious riot ing. in Russia, as the requit or the assas sination of Premier Stolypin. fears are entertained of great Jewish massacres and of reprisals by the Jewish and Fin nish terrorists against high officials. Ironworkers are on strike in Walea and in Scotland many trades are in dif ficulties. Kiotmg has also been renewed in France as the result of the high price of fcod, but so far has not attained dangerous proportion?, SAFETY AHDj GOHSERVATISM. It is our constant endeavor to maintain a due regard for the cardinal principles of safety which ought to characteiize every bank and whieh have always marked the history of this institution fince its, establishment four years ago. You are cordially invited to join the large number of satis fied customers of this bank who appreciate its unexcelled facilities and unquestioned safety which result from its ample Capital and SurplUB and' from the soui.d methods to which its management adheres in directing its affairs. Check ing accounts are received and 4 per cent comopund interest is paid on savings. A Good Oil Heater. Nothing is better to heat quick with, than an Oil Stove. 1 have the llarler whif-h is considered the best, price from $3.50 to 7.50. J. S. MILLER. John L Wants to go to Congress. New York, Sept, 21. "Congressman John L. Sullivan,'' the former champi on heavyweight, thinks that would sound good, and accordingly Sullivan boosting clubs are being organ iz d near Boston to help elect him. Pitcher Suggs May Lose His Farm; Bank Breaks. in cheap plain oak just received a car, they are well made and look good, price $ 8 01), $20 00, $32.50 and $25 00, extra dre ser at (6.50, $7 5 I and $9.00. Beds $2 50, fi 50, $4.60, $5.6 J and $6 50, for good service to the parti s that don't feel J'ke investing much in furniture. J 8. MILLER. Marriage Announcement, Mrs. Battle Bailey Announces the Approaching Marriage of Her Daughter, Uattie Seymour ' . - to . Mr. William F. Dowdy October" the Eleventh,4 Ninteen Hun dred and Eleven. At Her Home, Eliiabeih City, N. C. Tl j SHOWS!- iMtnnrcnuv ormr 07 INLUUnl- aLN, LI. I mil SIX U1K lilfPOrRAGUS EQUIRRLS, THE ONLY LIVING SPECIMEN KNOWN TO MAN. S : Not one old act with the entire ihow. The bcrt, the most famous the peoples favorite, ' the pri-1e cf Dixe,- -) Tr.is GOEATFrEE street r;.p,:E Craven county, Sept. 21-Tho weath er ia fine for cotton picking, but it is very difficult to get hands. Some farm ers have been unable to get any picked xftt- V, ' - -. The lick are all getting betur, and we hope will toon be welt i Rev, W. W. Lewis will puath 'at Cukltjs school house peat Sunday tvening. . . . ' ; Then wsa a tiff 'deer hunt In 4 his ectlon this week but don't Uduk they met tofyh much uecese. " We are aorry o aota that" onr 'Sun day School 3uperintendnt U quite siek Wa hp he will toon recover. " ,. Mr. -Tommie Tingle of Brwgeton, h has been visiting hll tunt, Mr. Ed. MeLawhofn, has returned bom. ; ', Mix Luis Jsekson of Rosemary, 1 pending a frw daya with her gram.' mother, Mrs. Nancy Wnitford. Mm. Katie Smlib of Bogu '1 here vlnitiog btr daughter Mrs. Dot a 4Ja kins. -'. I'', ...'"J-.- . We have been fewltng ahmlt how 'much cotton tome-rt h swift Imya ! mul irl have beri Jilrkinf, Writ, how jis this forawiftnwf M t, I'A. Iti Li horn's (mtr daughtirs ( i' t' I e pjit hiindrol and git-twi Jmidiv's In one ' day, and that is M farnivr !rrn Notice to Box Renters. ' Box rent fof quarter begin Ibr Oct." t, 1911, must be paid' before that date Th law reulret me to ."eloao the box unlpss the rent Is paid on or befora the last day ot thia quarter.," 4 ': '...r.. : -J.' S. BASNIGU f,' P., M. - . ' ',..- EfllUSlTCli- gS-ESflFISII Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept. 21 George Sugg had $1,963,48 on deposit in the Metropolitan Bank, which dcucd Us door yesterday morning. George buying a farm at h"iB home in Kinston, N, O. and the next to the last payment of $2,000 is due on January 1. An the bank will pay nothing until the middle of Decem ber this will mean some close striving for the North Carolina pitcher, George will get mdstof his money in time, and possibly all of it, but it will occasion him some delay before he reaches a statement George is taking the mu ter philosphically, more so than nnny other rich men who are not such good sports. fall anIungement 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. Universal Food Choppers, Uni versal Bread Makers. M. E. Whitehurst & Co. The Smith Premier i ElKirs VISIBLE TYPEWRITER MODEL 10. Acme of Perfection in Construction and Service. STORE .What Olnen Say of Haag'a Shows THE MIGHTY. HAAG SHOWS are in Helena today, and the am til boys, anJ the large ones too, are in their gloy. -The Haag Shows are ind ipand eo( of the f rost, and absolutely free of the obnoxlom grafting, g tro m, ' sol in very particular aro clian an1 up-to-date. The parade'at noon show well, and the menagerie it a? rara as any seen, In this elty. VThe tent was packed with a well pi iaed audienie this after noon, who with the Haag S to w uld make Hslnna oflener. A nwht per formance will be givsn, ad ho e wto . anna4 ai iw ese til Km t Aft lilif uml K a - 1 1 1 .vitJ vani wi'i v isv vm w sww mi , ' - TT- ' ' . . teats, for lha HAAG SH 3W3 tell 0 .ly Beatirort Tackcr UiiaMo T, Take thel testing capacity. .T4E MI III f HAAG KAJLKOA I 0U1J VH U1 a RIGHT NOW is the time to begin to plan on the Fall and Winter apparel you are going to need. ' ith.r. Mr. lei" nr not if ))'. ti ford's rsillnrit i.ilf '1 ! ' y nay i giil. . Card of Tire Great Quantities t ' ' Jlrought In.-' v ' Ben'ufort Sept- l-The fisheries have boon making pnormous eatchet f.rr the paxswl few days, in fact mora thin thi packers and shippers cotiM haO'lle. The supply of Ire from . th It A f4C'o-ii'S is entirly too Inah-qnate for thi nse l of the packers and ice h to be broJat from oth.if pk"e. A solid' car fctad Of Iwi niy tliouuM I' p i 1J1 wa brought from Nt-w IternThurn ! y whirh rlisv rd th! (lilunl iorl sum !t W"i!ndny, nine thointxn I po'iii'U t f fi le blue fih had to 1 ? thrown ey h-.! of th 1 f- St of ii snd pnlt It I 'frv them. V. In! tti tfiimr i 1 ' i i-'r !y vf th't Sf s'-!l nu'ni.r nf vi( to-1 . I V, r " hlblt in New Bern 01 Sept, tl h.. . ' . (HeieaiNewi, e'!li. Ai.) -DMpit4 thi t'ltt aloft ' weather many .houstnas witnessed the Jltatf Show parade this morning and a tent full of plssted patrow teslifls their, approval of .what provtd to be one of (bi beat real circut performances wit. j nesv-d hsrt In sMera! vr4.-tTla City Daily SenUiel, .Winston- l.:m N.C.) ' ,-; : .' RIGHT NOW is the time to see the new styles and rnake up your mind as to. what is best for you. : is the time to find out -what store is tti' - titled to - your, business r by ; reason or A i'l no 1 f 1 PILES! PILLS 1 PILES I.. William!' In'flan Pile O1r1lme.it will cur liiiud, Heeding arl Itching I'iIim. It t'or! s Um t'linors, allys tt"l.nijf at otirif c ' as fKHjliire, gives Instant ',: t. Wilfiaii.n Indian I'ile Ointmr-.t h t ; nr.-1 for !'il sod h''t.iig of tl," " j r ' ri'n by dr ' :"' tt--'- ')?!. V, ....... .".'f '. ( 1 superior values RIGHT NOW 1 : l 13 the tinin wc would like to have you call and rcc th r'-".r Fall . 5 - r. - V .V Jit,- 4 v . "ft iff F ir in 'ti -i ' : .1 - . a v ;a H f
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