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XDITOB AND PBOWUBTOR '
' i SCTSSCSUPTIOB
to Tnt la iinH .( t .' M.M
W rear, not 1 4aoe.. MS
BUntoty. lr -errtf to t lty M
ASwrttslng nut faralshe ea-flloattaa.-'
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- ANP CBAYHN OOOKTTVy
; Kew Bern IT. a;Octt73flUi
" iv!N THE MATTES' OF" BE-f
QUESTS.
It is the. natural Sid accepted
-".thing that a man leaves alitor the
- greater part or his eatate at aeatn
" to his wife, children or .'next Of
" " kin: Very largel;ii';14nd
" beneficiaries outside, of the rela
a -., livea of the deceasedilmt usually
.,' such beqaests,in comparison with
h the rest of the property willed is
'insignificant, and the bequests are
expected,;?; .
But men and women unmarried
f s dying possessed of few relatives
and leaving property easily turned
' into money and thus havejestates
quickly settled and the beueficia
ries receiving their bequests 'at
' .'r once seldom leave their ;j property
yn a manner that would appear
. .natural. As an illustration, a sin
' C gle man has personal friends, Poff-
vSessed with property and money.
-j ven working or being in business,
l ; these friends are his associates in
' I the church, at the club, at frater-
1 nal organizations. They may gatu
er at his bachelor quarters, and in
various ways there is cemented a
daily intercourse of companion
ship that grows with the years.
The man dies. How natural that
he should leave each friend some
bequest, property or money, for
while alive his friends enjoyed
what he had, and surely dying, to
continue the pleasures of his
friends by sharing up his earthly
possessions when he can no longer
administer them, would seem the
course to pursue. .
The case of W. E. Faison, of
Wake county, who recently died,
la an instance of this sharing by
will his estate among a number of
.i-; his friends. According to his Will,
'lv' besides bequesting to his church,
' fS to his lodge, he left 1500 " to each
of five friends, $200 to another,
- -while four -others received $100
each. Many will say curious be
quests, but was it not really? the
. ''natural, though perhaps ' unusual
.. course, to thus remember each
i fxiendl
, And the friends thus remember-
-N t ed, not the amount of the bequest,
but the fact of being remembered,
T, -how must their feelings be for him
whom death did not separate in
':V.'hls affectionate regard for those
who were his companions on earth)
Hmri ThtsT ;
-: . W offer One Hundred Dollars
' : S Reward for any ease of Catarrh that
' r 'cannot he cared by Ball's Catarrh
- - -Cur. F. J. CHENEY CQ Tole-
'j-V .' We, the undersigned, have known
.'.. f. J. Cheney for the last 1& years,
, 'and believe him perfectly honorable
' V In all bnsiness tranaaetions and nn
. 'v'j.- ancially able to earry out aay .oUi;
i i 'gatlons made by his firm,'' . H -;
, - WaLOINO, KiNNAJf ft MiavDj,' I
- Wholesale Pruggiata, Toledo, O, ,.
, ! Eall'a Catarrh Cars la taksn. ln-
Umally,; aoting direotiy -,npoa '.the
bloody and maoeoa surfaass pt . tka
' . system, Tsstimonials ';- sent ( fre.
: Pries 76a.' par botUavV f3U by .D
DrnggiataV- , r y.- fc :!
- - Ttki Hall's Family Pius lot oa
stHstWiuir-:'U'!ft,4 v
. titifohi'&tlam&H- the
, atmosphere at The Athea--Cct
ia tie best atmosphere.6 . J !
AS Italian warship destroyed a boat
urijur the BrltUb flsg that wu intend
ed for the Tnrkuh hsvy.
r
Silence 1 1 :
Tk lnini rA bi Wy Mtnml to rrrf vifow U rf
fl tiinJmnr lo tlv par, c vuminlf disrs, fmil
i.i k term Icnli ;.c-ei, 1hl',-' 1 t i.f ,,u it S.
1 rrnl lu lli.in, r'.l .O t,rf n im T ft C"uU'tn.
tt 4 - tun 'f f ri y f fc J lj iriiii,.
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A-
Old mttt Ecobomy hai rrivej with a
fulLnae of, the very bestoroign, and
domestie wooleas of the very latest de
sign, for your fall and winter enits.r Old
man Economy wul uva yon iron ttiree
to ieveo dollara on luiu,; everythins
be equal. Second, ha will make the jar
meht any style that a worn by the beat
dressed roan,; Third i will., make stiff
front ojr'soft front coti that will hold
its shape, ' and ;pana " just jas your eay
yoa want them. Fourth, ws put in
luinif that willwear with throotaide,
and all worlt . guaranteed ' to be up to
the Standard American failoringr. Thir
ty odd yeara experience enable one to
x- -il . 1
know how to work every fabric thatU Sextette, from "Lucia'
full value may be seen coma and
get 'acquainted with him. Economy
will tell yoo 4W:1 atarl a bank ac
count, and. how to raise up a family
with less axpenae. He ia (topping for
the aeaaon at
R. SAWYER.
Merchant tailor,
61 South Front St
' You are not experimenting' on your-
self when you take Chamberlain'eCough
Kamedy tor a cold as that preparation
has won its great reputation and exten
sive gale by , its remarkable cares of
colds, ant can always oe depended up
on. It ia equally valuable for adults and
children and may be given -to young
children with implicit confidence as it
contains so harmlul drug,
Said by aU
Dealers.
School Notice.,
The Eastern North Carolina Industri
al Academy opena Monday Oct. 2nd,
1911. Those who would like to send
the r children to this institution, are
naked to send them on Monday. Those
who are at the opening will have the
advantage over others, who come in
lata. You doubtloss have been told of
tbe wonderful results of the last sess
ion of our school. We are determined
to even excel that tbia session . W
will put in some new Industrial feat
ores this session; which wilt add much
to the saecess of our graduates. The
greateat demand now; is for those he-
know how to do some one thing well.
I am Your for the uplift of Man,
WILLIAM SUTTON,
President.
KICKED BY A MAD HORSE.
' Samuel Birch, of Beetowo. Wis., had
a moat sorrow escsps from losing bis
leg. as no doctor could heal the fright
ful sore that developed, -..but tlaat
Bock ten's Arnica Salve cured Jt com
pletely. Its the greatest healer of ul
cars, bums, boils, eczema.' scalds, cuts,'
some, eold-aorea, bruises and piles en
earth. .Try. it 25c at all druggists. .
Bps WANTED,
-City of New Bern wants to .purchase
2,000 fast pf fire hose and two "wyes.
Bids to be submitted Nor,' 7th, -.Right
to reject any or all bids reserved.- v..
-. c -. iF. T, .PATTERSON. ;
City Clerkly
Oet. 5th, 1911.
A:.
Bips Wanted xti
Tbe dry of New Bern Wants to pur
chase one WeU's Adding Machine- Bids
M be submitted Nov.. 7th, i Right to re
ject any or all hloa reaerved.' -r -''.-.
V tJ ,1VT. PATTKBSON, i ,
Ur JClty Oerk.l
;dct-f.'wiL.vf;- x&'f-'.
r,: , . , ,.; , .".: e.
' "-"Kever out or woskI-..
t tie busiest little "thlufs ever made
are Dr. King's New Life Pillar- Every
plU is a sugar-coated globule of health,
toatcbangaa wwknwe tnto atrvngth,
languor Into energy Constipation, lld
arb. Chills, Xyspepsia, Msraria. Only
2&e at all drogglata, , " -v; -,
- r - '
' The government dredge Msomee la
pounding to pieces on th Clavtland
brtskwsUr, her exew of 13 having been
rsecaed. . v ' ' '. j
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V
Civater s-i Lj f-. BwiJ will
y'.t two o -Arfll ia Kw"Eefn Belt
ISondy. - - ' - - I :
The aflerDOoa coneert' ill bgin
promptly at 8:30 o'clock. Tbe entire
theatre will be reserved for white peo
ple for both concerts. There will be no
reserved seats for the afternoon con
certs Admiwioo anywhere in tbe the
atre 50 cents for adulti and 25 cents' for
children and those attending ihi school
I The reserved seats for the night con
cert are now on sale at Waters. Seats
on tbe first floor. $1.00.- The first 'two
rows in the balcony 75 cental All bth-
e balcony feats 50 cents." 'f?V J" '
vs J AFTERNOON PROGRAItf 5
f part vJrvC
1 March, "Columhuarv;'4 Creatote
2 Overture, "Poet and Peasant"? 'if
Jaacgni
4 Grand SeIe?t,:."Rohemian ?k
M-';Girl!CS;vaalfe
Soloe by slgnori-Oe Mitry and! Roaa't
.fe,?.;f&PART.2.&':.':.''
5 WaltvBlu Danube . - Straws
ft Miserere, ; ILTrovatora" Verdi
Solos by aignori-tte Mitry and Rotaf
? Thaumerer - . t . , 8cbumann
8 Grand selection, 'Carmen' SiHiaet
Solos by signori-Do Mitry and Rossi
: NIGHT PROGRAM.: " i f
''r ' - PART i; ;-i;'i
1 March, ,'Roma".'; f Jr ."Mbbso
Z Overturn, '"Semiramide" ; ' Rotainf
8 Trombone Solo, 8ohg ear' f
: ..acreatore
Signor Rossi.
' Danijfetti
Solos by Signori De Mitry, Bernar
di, Rojbi,' Molinara,1 Da Lucaf ":
, '-ridCasd,t XT r$
INTERMISSION."'
PART 2.
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5 "Funeral March"
Chopin
8 Badinage
Herbert
7 Saxophone Quartette, ''An
gel's Serenade" , .,
Brtga
Solos by Signori lasilli, Andrisant,
Cipriani and MarcellL 'iJv
8 Overture, "1812"T.- - Tachaikowlky
OiiildreiivOfy
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR I A
Turkey baa been unable to forni a
Cabinet. s
HOT SALTS, OIL OR
PILLS BUI
No Odds How Sick Your Stomach
How: Hard' Your Heatf Aches t
or How Bilious Cascar- t-
ets Make you Fed
-. Great .."
You men and women who some
how can't get 'feeling right wh
have, an almost daily headacne,
coated tongue, foul taste and. foul
breath, dizziness, can't sleep, are
bilious, nervous' and upset, bothered
with a sick, gassy, disorders d
stomach, or have backache and fiel
au worn out, - - ,
Are you keeping clean inside with
Cascarets, or merely forcing a pas
sageway every few daya-with sales,
oathartio pills or castor oil t This Is
important. ; .:-. X- -' .-. T
Cascarets work whfle you sleep :
cieanse ana regulate me stomacn,
remove the 'sour, 'uhdigesled - add
take the exoess bUs from the liver
and carryoul.of thtfsysUm all ttie
decomposed wAsto matter of theisv
testmes 'and bowels'-! -r
-A "Casearet tonight will atraigfaten
you out by inornugsi.lff-eent b&x
from any drug store wUl keep your
entire family feeling good for months
Dohfc totgtt the ehildren.il They
love ;vaseareta neoause they , taste
good do : good neve t gripe ' ".
Sickerj.',v, :';C'y ? f'.i
-!; Former, President Dlsa, of Uexlcd,
and Oeoera Reyes were reported to be
plotting against Madero - T - :
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;Ohildron Ory
f.fU8 r Ltl Ct,Ln 3
CASTORlA
Dr. Betliarlo Porrsa, Tananaa Minis
ter to the United Slates,' was recall
by nil, government,
. . . ;.,.'i-,:;'x;
Lame Dars is one nr the r-t eorv
moo form of tntiKii'ii( rh!" "' m. '
fe ril,iratio)S of (;L'ta,. ! ,).n' I.
Imnt will give relief. t'tr i . If
ueaiers.
- Jffrn n Invn1",
Wot Pinny it:ya knw ti nt 1 '
JrEff-rixin wu s f t l it.-- r. J
YrnMotii wr-r I I ( fer'' ' f
fit j n, I's (' ' t i !
f'.i j fi'i j I t t i t
r '1 rr. - ;i f f f '
CUES
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f;rcr.t Z'.zy;: twJLzs :'tzi.
Cecntofl". Md. Mr. Ceorpe Richards.
of this place, during the past 42 years,
has probacy tnea more oinerent juea
than the average panoa would ever use
ia a l.iet.ae .; - - t
- What he has to saf about his expert
menu, must therefore De nigniy interest
ing to anyone suffering from indigestion
' stomacn trouoies oi any aina. . : -
He tays: "For more than 12 years.
suffered wilh stomach troubles, and
paid hundreds of dollars for doctor bills
and medidnesv 1 was also operated os
for piles. v-f '-"Ji
I lived on dried peacnes ana Duttermin
for nearlv three vears. The only thins
that would not give me nam was raw em.
X, 1 was a physical wreck, "i could not
sleep, ana was as near crazy us man
miilH welt he.--jf. i-T-vff,":'-,:Hr'i
1 must aav that after takfnztwo 25-eent
packages of Thedford's Black-DnmghL
it did me more good than all 1 ever spent
sor outer memcineavyi:c.?
' I have been working dallv on the farm
ever, since, and i am as hard as iron."
Tbia purely vegemou remedy nas oeeq
in successful use for more than 70 years.
Tn It Ri. k uirn tha fm. TYnAt rvA'aJ
r M aT ' lllfilo' 1 UlSaUalVJaV ii
I wish to take thia means f inform-:
lng you of a few facU. concerning my
dairy permit No.tt for eondueUqgr an
out-of-town dairy Jias been" Issued to
me by the city meat and milk inspector,
Dr. Graham and the Board of Health.
My herd haa been tested by he nropar
authorities for tuberculosis, and have
passed the inspection and pronounced
to be in a healthy feondiUon. My morn
lng milking hours are-at 3 o'clock, at
which hours and ail' other times my
dairy is Open to the public for inspec
tion, Don t fall to, call on' me at any
time for any amount of milk aa I at
ways have it on Jiand. If - any ore
wishes special milk for babies, either
ajcfc oi1 well, I can furnish it, from a
tested nursery cow, qoallty of milk and
service guaranteed or" your money is
not wsntedy rThanklng .you for your
past favors and wishing for the contlnu
ance for the same. , -
i Respectfully,
.... F. L. BRAT.
Biliousness is due to a disordered con
dition of. the stomacn. -Chamberlain;
laoieta are essenuauv a stomacn men
iclne. intended especially to act on that
organ; to clean it, to regulate the liver
arm to baqiah btuousneas positively and
effectually. For saw ny auucaiere.
- The BHer Blttoii. .
A. Philadelphia man. went to a deale
to purchase a dosen homing pigeons
and was both surprised and delighted
at the. extreme!! low. price asked foi
the- birds. - The bargain was BnaHy
concluded and the pigeons delivered.
Two weeks' later the . gentleman hap
pened to be passing, When the dealer
stopped him and asked him now the
birds were getting on; iv ' v.
don't, know." -replied tbe gentle
man. "I have not heard from -my
xrlendJ,..--.r":i.v-V.i..--;
Your fHendr;.r ' -
"Yes- 1 bought them for a man 1p
Ban Franctoco." '
-The drier's Jhw fell in dismay, and
then, wttV a rueful tangh.' be admitted
that' be had sold, the .'birds so cheaply
because h knew that n being releaa.
ed, they would. Immediately, refnrn to
their old homs But from Ban rraa
clscol It was la clear case ef the biter
being. btitsn.r-8C lnls Olobe-Dam
rdn Ory
a:.-.. aBk bbi sbma..... a. .w
-CASTORlA
Illlnoia-Csotral raUroad Strfte-brf ak
ers, numbering 103, were rushed .from
McComb City, Mias.; by ; special train.
-;ix. J y
-MIDNIGHT IN THI! OZABM.'
and yet aleepleaa Biraa Bersntoo, : 1
Clav Citr. 111., coorhed and coorhetL
He was in the mountains on tbe. ad vies
of fire doctors, who said he had eon
amotion, but found no beta in the f 11-
mat. and started borne, ilesring of
Dr. King's New Diseovery, I Jnin to
ose it. ,aI bslleve It saved my hfe,!'
he writes "for it msd a new man ef
me, ae that 1 eaa now d good work
again, ror all lung dlseesee, tooghs,
colds, Isgrippe, ahma, croup, whoop
ing cough, bay fsver, ' hemorrhages.
noeraane or quinsy. It g the I
known remedy, i'rire 60c and tXtK),
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all
uroggists. ; f
SBSBwsessBsssBBsiBBjBassSBBBnsBsasaSBSjsBBl i r
Governor Tsnsr baa ordered as in
quiry Into the An tin, Pennsylvania
disaster. -
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"B H'TES 10
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account :ta
Trotn
mnd Tf
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4 '
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Ur.0r3FC.1LCOND WEE!!
; OF.CCUIT. .
J A CormaeV, E A Forest, Geo! Pil-
hegame, B A Morris, 8 W Pennington,
Varnar Suoomerelil Stephen. Avery, O ;
B Wethf ringlon, J E Norman, i C Pun ;
foy. D J Doly, 3 E Kite, J F Carpen- i
ter, E D Frazief , ' A ' B Dawson, H
Brinson. J F Shriner, O S GruT.n It W
Fodria, John B- Wetberingtoa,,' M r
Pugh, J alius E Dunn, T French, i 3
Totaon jr.'. L U-Coward;' J U FnlcheC
Li Dameron,7B B rWetberingUm. J
C Moore, W H SummereU,,JB W Cston;
O C Wetherington, W M BarwWt, i D
Hooker, O H MeCoyt Chaa. H Halt; M
D Ty)or,C W Wilaorv A 'T; Ballingef ;
. n ;. ; i l ..I i i, in i..?X:yi'
SPECUL l TBAIS.
? Account Colored Baptist Association
mecling,at Beaufort a special train will
leave Belhaven 6: 0 a m. ' Oct. 15th,.
leaving New Bern 9:00 a M, arriving
Beaufort 10il5 a m, returning leave
Beaufort 12:00midnight Heduced rates
Will apply f rom all intermediate stations
Fare from New Bern $100 round trip.
For further information apply to T. H.
Bennett, ticket agent, or
; W .W.CRQXTON, G. P. A.
The Athens matinee at 3:45
o dock, at night first part be
gins at' 70, o'clock.
The trans-continental railways asked
the Inter,-Statn Commerce Commission
to suspend its orders in tbe Pacific Coast
rate-cases. ,:.Vvi.. . -.
Viepmi far Colleve, for Batlacn, for Life,
AhiHlifolataMiilimDmutathlMliool. ..
StrnmOHifttat InfltnneM. phrlMl nfl-
roanwal. uoa'l vonauy 7 in Tfw ioouiui.
u BlM Kldn HoantalM Hick ttudud, o
Mhoknhl. Honor iiitni Md rthrd, principlM
f. liiTtlUiliKhoolttoradMlllatwlaM
W im4 jam UjT- M-4olMiMal. . '
r Par eaUlof, wvUa .
"A fine piece ct cloth my boyfi
tl never,, saw you wear a better)
;lookingriL ;
( "Yes, I am pleased with itfl
had it madTBy a good merchant
tailor. jrThe doth isjpnejof the "
fV - ilrV
vz-vs""
kam
Every !W Ii Broad el a SWIaawsoa
.Twe kve a Ml Ess oi ttW dMBctrr-
Csll and be bmsmsm lot oae o
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;M. CHADWICK
jiEECHi.KT, TAILOR
103 Middle . New Bern, N. O.
-t 1 J.U-IJII
fFALt SEED.
German Crimson Clovtr, Hairy
orWmte
Proof rnd. Burt Seej (ksT jlay,
Palp, Diurj MoLisief Wed; Dis-r
tUlert Grain, the best itock feed
on the; market, being ; highest in
Protflds. Ooso pricei on
qoestt
BURRVS &CO.
81 33 lllddle St. VJTew Beroi N. 0
AND
Building 'Ma-
icrial
Fri
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BPSispisH
Ky iNaTrt-iiTEa
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aFiemKt fwCotleite, foi Bqiidmi, rorure. Ll
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i A IJUSINESS; COLLEGE : ' 1
IiTow. Established "in -New- Bern
V tNew Bern gow has a saodVrn Wgh-grade business eoQega where the
; young people of this eecUon cln acqoire a tboroughAboalness train n;
y-rignt at Uieir owAdoor' men and
womea have already enrolled for the day and night sessions, and it is ex-
pected that this i iramberwill aoon be doubled. Those who are employed
during the'day. can'attend the night school (Moru'Wed., and Fri..) and
- receive the same advantages as do our day students.
, Instruction is individual; no embarrassment whatever to students
whose educational advantages have been limited.
; BRANCHES TAUGHT:
Bookkeeping, Mathemetks, Penmanship, Rapid Calculation, Com--;mf
.rcial Law, Grammar, Shorthand, Typewriting, Spelling, Telegraphy.
, Begin NOW, and get the full benefit of the Fall and Winter Term.
Callr Phone or Write for Catalogue and particulars.
11
X. M. RESSLER, Prest
Phone 110.
THE YOUNG WAN'S GREATEST MISTAKE
is failure to insure his life in a good, old line company
while young and free from organic disease.
No known investment affords so great protection at such
smati outlay as does a policy in a good, reliable company.
The UNION CENTRAL has excellent management,
charges low premiums and pays large dividends, making the
net cost for insurance commensurate with the protection
given.
W. G. BOYD, Agent
Reaf Estate,-
General
MID
ASK V0UR GROCER
J. A. MEADOWS
THE AUTOMATIC BALL-BEARING AXLE
will ease the bur
den on horse more
re more , , ,
axJeev-
d. if yoa I
s twe J
- than any
er offered,
are usin
I . . LI
cj' equipped with j -. j
: thla Sl mad rtoa - -.'
. can sell one and says the" feeding.
-Axle that ean M sent to anyone anyiure, ana ne a sneoeaa every urns
without any brains being sent alone; to adjust IT. '' ' ' C
I 6. S. VMTEBS ft SONS.
A. Rtate kIioo! to train fteaeiere' for theJ publio' scnoofe "of
Kortb CBtoUnft.: Erery energy Is directed to tbia one purpose. "
.Toltioo ree U til, who flares' to, teach. Falf tem ,bcglM8fr;
trroUpr 2f1,'llL For caUIoith andntner loformallon, addrrsa.
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UNIVERSITY
Q UUOli
99 Middle St.
Insurance.
Surety Bonds.
is rooL ptoor, AND
EVIHLASTIMO
' And (stb. first and only BaU-Bearing
BRjAO ST.v NEW BERS.'K.-C. :
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