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NEW. BERN; Z.CIOT CAnCLiriA, TKUTwDlYICJHGjyKim:
THIRTY-FIRST YEAR
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TRUST COMPANY:
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PREPARE FOR SUMMER
VACATIONS.
YOU can always have a little somethingon hand
for your summer vacation by keeping m sav
Jngs account ;it this bank. We welcome sav
ings deposits in any amount and pay interest on the
money at the of 4 per ce t pr -annum, oompoundcd
semi-annually. By depositing small amounts from
time lo tim, your varati'm t-ip will be provided for
without any gre:t inconver ience. Begin now.
ACCOUNTS SUBJECT 10 CHECK ARE
CORDIALLY INVITED.
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Us
There comes a tide in the'
affairs of all men which taken
at its flood leads on to pros
perity. That's what Shakespeare said
BUT LISTEN TO THIS.
We have just had consigned to us
a lafge shipment of Ladies and Misses
large White and Burnt Milands and'
the large Black Hemp Hat; also the,
new Ratftie and Duck Hats for mid"
summer at 1 -2 their value.
Ii esiei uay s ucsl
point. We want your co-operation,
your patronage and we are willing to
pay liberally for it, by giving you the
best merchandise for the least money.
MITCHELL & CO.
64 POLLOCK. ST.
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The ilace to buy your Spring or Summer Suit at prices
within reason. I absolutely guarantee satisfaction. New :
line nf samples just, received. Call arid inspect my stock.
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IN IDE PROPORTION OF SMS' O .COD
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OF. NEW BERNE, N. C. .
-STANDS " ;
FIRST among "the shanks of the City
THIRD among" the National Banks of
'1 V ;the State" -: - ;
And as H has purpluand J Undivided Profits Amounting lo (10 sOOO and
Capital amounting; to. $100,000, It baa a place on the National Bank Roll
of Honor, which Includes only banks having Surplus and UndiviJi; !
Profits' equal to or exceeding Iheir Capital Block.
BANKING,
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IfPEIIGS AT
The General Writes Badget of
, Eacey Items Thi
Week, -
Swanaborn, Jupe'Sv Oo of ths U
taat itructurta- to attract th y of
one ptsaing through the aound here, ia
the tall water tower thai has recanfy
been built on Mr. P B. Smith's flam-
mock Plantation. It auppliea watar for
the residence, atabtse, aawmlll sod for
irrigating twenty acres! of land. The
tower wa built by ye General, who by
the way does all the eement sod con
crete work in this section.
Captain George Littleton baa ha s
conoete wall built in front of his prop1
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eriy wnico buos greeny m m ut
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Mr. Dan Ward, a son of the Isle Geo.
W. Warrf, lung time eorresDondent St
this place (or the Journal, has retomed
from Florida whar he went several
years ago to reside. While away Mr.
Ward amassed a comfortable fortune
ami has come back to his Brat boms to
enjoy it. He is already building a nice
cottage on a front lot for a boats. Mr.
J. C. Roge -s U doing the work.
Mr. Emory Rogers will 1. sve shortly
for Warsaw, where he has a contract
to build a twenty houand dollar school
house for the Unitarians. Emory is an
efficient mechanic.
Mr. Charlie Webb is doing a success
ful business repairing boats. He has
trays accommodations enough for large
bats, an.l bin bhop is equipped for soy
kind of work. There are five boats on
hU ways now.
Mr. Van Willis, our gas boatwrigbt,
is building a 5J foot craft in which no
will install a twelve horse power engine.
The boat ii for Capt. Tj re Moors, of
Oeer Island.
Since Ihe Kinking of the Tllaoic, our
boatmen are tfiaid to even take pats
engers over 1 (he b inks, lest they bo
notsufH ie-ity provided with lifeboats
and lifejpr. a rveis according to law,
hence we hove' had no annual Banks
picnic so far.
Mr. J. H. NHL r, of Trinity, and Mr.
J. H. Tipton, of Golds bo ro. were bere
for a few days puUing some addition
al machinery i i Mr. P. B. Smith's mill.
They were delighted with our place.
Captain Man Bloodgood arrived Sat
urday from the North where he went
to convey a party of Sportsmen from
Florida. - '
Ye General returned laU week from
Whiteoak where he had .been to suryey
lands for the Lloyds and others,
"GENERAL."
; We have a complete line
of Fruit Jars and Jar Rub
bers, at the right prices. J.
S. Basnight Hdw. Co.
WUl InvesilgsU Beef Trust Next.
- Washinglon. June 6 The huts
judiciary commi' tee decided to under
take a preliminary irvestigatioa of toe
'beel trust."
. The c jr. mi fee rgri cd to regard tits
resolution ca i ng for an investigation,
but before dolrg so rivals inquiry will
be made. The committee does not pur
pose to call any men heavily interested
in the packing - Industry or underlaks
any searatlnnal iavestigStion.f packing
house conditions.' 'i -
Chambermaids Strike.
l New York.June 6. -The threst of the
strising wsltors lo carry ths-war into
other branches of hotel employment be
gan to be realized yesterday, whea ten
chambermaid walked out of ths JtoteJ
Imperial, ma-ched up Broadway t to
headquarters of the Walters's.Pnio
and announced , that they wsjte4 to
io'tc . As a mars meetirg later tbej de-
clired ttrey had determined te bring ou
every hotel chambermaid in th city.
:.flLES CURED IN TO ! MTt
Your druggmt yill refund money If
PAZO OINTMENT faiU to cure any
case of Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Pro
truding Pilesin 5 to 14 dayS. " 60c
-; H Musi t Club inttrtalncdV" ' -r
The Muiio Club was delightfully so
tertaned Tuesday evening from 8:30 lo
11 o'clock at the home of. Mrs. N. W.
Jones on Poll irk Street, - v . : '" "
Id addition t trie . vocal numbers by
the whole club Mrs. Carrawsy, Urs.
Don Harks, Mrst Herbert Lupton, and
Miss'Nina Bns .ight favored lh g-ic'i
with several beau iful selections.
The violm selections ly H'isa Vv'ys't
and pino duet by Mrs. I arrow t I",
llsry V iTis were rr ?! 'i e .joyel,
Delicious rvfrwl-!' s were ivi
at Ihe close of the rr a-n lj"
A'lifrliiia J inea st I I f
Theoe present r-e: ' t
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HFOflT IDE
Wer Gaestt Uf ta. OOioers at
?;4 0saet3r r
'Fort Monroe, Vs.VJsas' 1,On pis-
taretaas parade creoad inside the Fori
laaoroe walls of rbeUnited Sts army
welcomed the officers- of ths Vermsa
emperor's visiting eqOadrooi .The coast
sr illery corps, garrjsooing the -fort,
parsd4 in jboabr of Kar Admiral Von
sWbsiir ;PcswWsy: jCol gtrong.tom
manding the'artUlsry liistriei of Chesa
peake1 Bay. Wet?, tii's CstmM ' visi
tors. .y.UthwugTi he .arpy Jrsssivs
tion th German sailors frsfernissd with
the American sailors sod sekiiers. Fol
lowing ths reviewed tohibitioo drill,
Rser Afairel Wmstow, prepared idn-
eSeoa for the Qetman offlcrs aboard
the Qagahlp Lonisiana.
' -pns of the features of tW day wss s
garden party ia honor of ths visitors at
tba b-me of H. I Scbmeis, . at Bamp-
too, Va. -ThsviaM.iig officers leave for
Washinpton when a round of festivi
ties will bs began todsy.
Washington, Juns a. --A eabls mes
ssgs from Km pert r WiUisnt . to Presi
dent Tsft, thankkg hint fcr ths hearty
welcome estsadid ths German fleet ia
Hrmpton Roads, expresssd the emper
or's wih that ths float's visit msy
"further coocinu to strengthen the
good and friendly relation existing be
t ween our countries."
LIBRARY RECEPTION
CONTINUED.
The New Bern Llbrsry Asssation
will continue its recaption at tb new
library rooms on Middle ilreet this
evening between ths hours of 8 sad 9,
Evsry eltiien is srnsstly requested to
com out and ses what thsbr gepsrous
coctributioo hav done toeard giving
th library its present attraetivs and
permaiisnt home,
. Tragedy at klnstoa.
K naton, N. C. Juos 6,-Psrry Stal
ling, a your.g wt M boy of this city,
wss slabbed to dea h at 7,16 o'clock
last night as ths culmination of a quar
rel with Charles Rardolph. Young
Stsllinga was about IS years old and
Randolph Is about ths ssme sgs.
Thslyingoecuredin tb down town
seetion of Queen Street, in "front of s
restsnrent. " 6 tailing la said to havs
re stated a remark by Rudolph with a
blow, tnd the latter drew, a large fcnif
stabbing the unfortunate Isd in ths
back, ha point penetrating the right
kidney,' Stalling rea a snort distance,
bleeding profusely and fall. ;Othsr boys
tried to carry him and a doctor met
them, bat the boy died on the street.
Yoni f Racdolph ' fltd rtowsrd his
home. He wss arrested by ihe sheriff,
Both hoys are well known and Randolph
ia th im At tha Uta C t. IRandolnh. a
wealthy carraee manufacfurer. Thef
dead bog ia the son of J. 8. Stalling,
a well known" tobacconist of ; North
Carolina and Virginia.'" Ths tragedy
he east a gioos over the city.
HOUSES FOR RENT. ;
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; Residence No. ft.Pollock street, pos
session given at otce; also No, 25J. pos
session given Way 84th. Apply to ;
' g jx EHJg COAL A WOODWARD.
"stryjAT
Qsuartsrs North Carolina .Diylsion
' . United Coof derate Vetsrso Our
', N.' c; fan 6, iai: -..i'
Gtnsral Orders No. 7 ? U i.
i Parsgisph L A etordii tovi-
Ution has Un rMiv- frm ;.ths
'Wystt Monument Comuitttee' for tb
Coufsdera e Vetfspa of North Carolina
ti a tend and participate in ths exercis
as at ins unvemnf ox tne nsnry u.
Wja t mooomept en the CspHol Square
st Ra!ei(h on th 10h day ht J see,
191. ' It 1s hoped that as mshy -vct-
rens as passible wl I sccept this iovlut
ia" end by their prcsepcs do honor
to the memoiy of thelrst Confederate
soldier killed In battle, and by th. Ir
preseoca also express their appreciat
ion of the efforts made by fts Daught
ers of, ths Confederacy and others to
perpetuate in brooxe end granite st
the capital of oar Slat tbs sscrlfics
of Henry H Wystt.-. ", ' ,
P ragrspb 2, All stff efScers and
ss many other vt trans ss ran, sr urg
d to af end in uniform end '.'by. their
prestnes aid ia nek inj Una -occaaion
one of tb. rr.ort me.,..! Je" in - cur
EUte's t-i'try. . " '
Py orJ. r ef L' j r C J. S. Carr.
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Held Yesterday at Goldsboro. Br.
J. M.-Faisou Receives
Nomination.
U Poldsboro, June 6. The Third Con
gressional Democratic Convention wa
called to order by W. L. Hdl at 12:25
o'clck. L, I, Moore, of Cravea, was
made temporary chairman and escorted
to the chsir. Editors of Democratic pa
psrs were made secretaries. Mr Moore
thanked the convention for the hooer
On roll of counties all answered.
On motion, the temporary organiza
tion waa made permanent.
On motion, ai there was ni contests.
the committees on Credentials and Res
olutions were dispensed with.
On ra Hioa, speeches were limited to
two minutes.
On roll call the following executive
committee were named:
Carteret-T D Webb.
- Craven-J C Thomss, Jr.
Duplin-W L Hill.
Jones J R Lowry.
Onslow-S B Taylor.
Pamlico H L Gibb. '
Pender T J Armstrong.
Saropaon-FiUhugh WhiinVld.
'Wayne J L Barham.
On motion by Pender county. Dr. J.
M. Faison was nominattd and Bumc
was made by acclamation. Ir, Fison
was called and made a short ptecli,
thanking the convention for the honor.
The speaker's address waa loudly ap
plauded.
On motion, Gorpe E. Hood, of
Wayne, and L, I. Moore, of Craven,
were nominated for Presidi ntial elec-
tore. Mr. W. T. Caho, cf I'aml eo.
was called to the chnir, upon motion
of Mr, Moore, Several speeches were
made seconding.
' Before the vote was announced, L
I, Moore aakd that the nomination of
Gtorge E Hot d be made unanimous
Which Was carried. Mr. Hood respond
ed, thaukidg the convention.
Hon Charles R, Thomas made a
Speech, advocating that lour deK'gatis
and four alternates be elected to the
Baltimore convention. Carried.
The following delegates were elected
A. F, Howell, of Sampson; N. O.
Birry, of Wayne; E. G. Hill, of Du-
pl r, and L. G. Daniels of Craven.
Alternstes-J. T. Bland, of Duplin;
E. M. Green, of Craven; W. T. Caho,
of Psmlico, and Ben j. May, of Car
teret,
. You say your ice cream
was not properly mixed?
Then you didn't make the
mixture in an Alaska from
J. $. Basnight Hdw. Co.
Capt Roatron Given $10,000.
New York, June 6. Captain Arthur
Roatron, of theeteamuhipCarpathia
which brought irrto port the survivors
of the Titanic disaster, was presented
With a draft for f 10,000, a fund sub
scribed by the readers of The New
York American.
Captain Roatron aaidr that whatever
part he hsd plsyed in. the Titanic trag
t&f wes due to the loyalty of his crew.
It embarrased him, he aaid ts feel that
honors were being thrust upon him
through thejuffering of others.
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$00 p.; m. and 8:00 p. in.
entertainments at The Athens.
The firs Cotton geport of Season. -Washinfftoa.'
June 5. The depart
ment of sericulture in its first cotton
condition report of the season estimates
ths condition May 25 of growing co ton
crop .78 9 per cent bf normal. Condit-
ions by States' follows; ,
IVliis,t89;-North. , Carolina. - 87;
Sooth Carolina, 83:. Georgia, 74;; Ptor
ida, 76; AlabsmS, 74,; Mississippi, 62;
Looi-iana, 69; Texas,86; Arksnsr 73:
Tennessee 7i. Missourii 74, Oklahoma,
78 California, 97. , " ,
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Residence : No 21 Hancock street.
Sight reoms, ,'. 5tote -No.' 6 Pasteur
street lV -:-4
Gas Snuffs Out Lives of five in Grain
Cincinnati, June 5.-Five persons
pet .shed ss the result of being over
come by gss fumes in a gram well, at
the dairy of Jacob Sachs in Fairmont
ttla city jesterday. '
A fireman who went in 0 the pit to
get out the bodiea wis aluo overcome
and lioa at tVie city hospital in a serious
co-':,! tion. Two of the dead are
rri'Wti, .'"!" ' 'i
I r cf tSe vii tiins forfeited" their
f-i ",' .ft t-" r- -'"ue Jacob Sacbs,
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SAFETY
The rmn conducting the affairs of this bank do
so with the determination of first affording safety
fof deposits, realizing that by Adhering to this
principle the bank will be assured of a substantial,
steady growth.
4 per cent compound interest is paid on Sav
ings accounts and Certificates of Desposit. Your
patronage is invited.
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Hot Weather Garments
Now that hot weather is on us we
wish to announce that we are prepared
to meet the public's need in light
weight apparal, in Clothing, Underwear
for Ladies, Men and Boys, Low Shoes
and Pumps, in white, tan and gun
mettle for the whole family, Mens
Straw Hats, Summer Millinery etc.
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'The Greatest Seashore Hotel in the South. Accommodations
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coast Sadinar'opoa tha beautiful and placid Boeua Sound or ta Atlantic. Still watar and
Surf Bathimc.1 Itwomparabla Sound and Tag Sea Flahinv.; Many naarbr twists of tradi
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