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NEW-BERN BANKING
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TRUST-COMPAUY
"NEW BCRH,i-C ;rr-'
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' are alwava freed from worrv concernihir ira-'
mediate. needi. ' When monsy ta deposited with i
th'w bank.it nay be withdrawn at any time without.,
ootit And it is Uierf6re, always available in caae. of
Anyvti'xpscUdemergeney. We co dial y invite check-V
big and saving i account", extending to all deposi ore
Try eourteey and attention
4 PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS AND
TIME DEPOSITS.
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POWDER FLASHES;
1 'TIMIL1ED
Ammunition Factory IBIow&T7p
and Fearful Uoes of JJfe '
Vienna, June S.-rTblrtj mao,are
Known to nave bee killed early jreaier
day, and torn f ragmenta of todjea aeat
tered all over the vicinity indicate ttat
many more, r blown to their dana
by an expfoaioa of an amnianition (ae-
tory at Molladorf, iear here, t T;?, .
t,o hundred Mmb if - powdf UHf
up. and the enliro country awe wai
Bhaken aa If b aa Banhauakel ' Xjti t
Tbeaboek waa felt beie: aof JqapeK
or Franc Jsaepb, o the, royal caatle at
Schoenbronn, waa alsrined, . The btilloV
ingaof tbeammuni ion plant weteceov
pletely wrecked, and in the' debrU 80
bodlba were foun t - v
Portions of other toliea . indicated
that more perished, but It waa Imposed
ble to e itimate the number. ' .'S
REVIEW
Your dress requirements are many,
this store can supply your wants to
your perfect satisfaction we are sure.
We make a study of what discriminat
ing women want and then provide it
for them in dependable qualities and
at a fair price.
White Lingerie Waists of Rare
Beauty
New styles beautiful beyond descrip
tion,, at these prices they are surprising;
values, 50c to $3.00. .
Have you seen the elegant Silk
Hosiery we are selling at 25c a pair in
White, Black and Tan They are "firie,
J. M. MITCHELL & CO;
61 POLLOCK ST. . - 11 : c
New Vaudeville at The Ath
ens to-morrow, Nettie Gordon
& Co., doing a "Sharp Shooting"
act Something entirely new io
vaudeville.
"Memorial Exercises "
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PHONE 288:
The Woodmen of the World
conduct their annual Memorial
monies and decorate thg avea of their
deceased members in Cedar' Grove
cemetery this evening at 5 o'clock.
The n.embi rj will assemble at their
Forest corner Broad and Hancock Sta,
at 4:' 0 and the procession will march to
the cemetery at 6 o'clock. Every Wood
man r quested toalund, aa'4hts ia a
sac: ed duty devolving upon all members
of the W, O. W.
Quits The Race,
The i.laceto buy youf Spring. Of Suminef Suit tat .prices;
4 wiihin reason. ' .1 absolutely
:line f samples, just received. - Call and iospe. iny stocky
riiQ: Middle' 8tt
tJTew Bern,; N.Ct'
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OF NEW BERNE,- N. C'
BANK
AtlnrtH, Ga., June 8, Refusing to
! 'bo m rice y ur little fatrf," aa be
f reported to have been told by those
wh) inluced him to enter the race for
Govei nor Thomas G, Hudson, former
Comrri miuner of Agticulture, has an
nounced his withdrawal from tbe
Gubernu ffrial content. Two reMoas
assigned by Mr, Hudson for his action
aro failure to receive financial aupjoi t
for his campaign and hia failure to se
cure tbe support of Thomas E. Watson,
who, he fays,, "htld the wii.ning hand
in every Georgia, campaign since 1906.
The rttiiemrnt cf -Hudtoo. leaves
John U. Sluii r, of Atlanta, mtA Joe
Hi 1 1, of Macon as ibe only Candidafcs,
Thaw to go to County JU.
- White Plains, N, Y. June 8, Su-:
preme Court Justice Keogb filed an or
der yesterday permitting the transfer
of H arry K-. Thaw from the ay lum St
MstTeawan to the coQiity jt berav y
' The transfer ia to take place on Jure
8, and Thaw ia to be kept at: ti. jaU
subject to the - further order of '.the
Court. It is believed thia order wss
obtained so that Thaw wialdbe within
e'asier. leach of his counsel in the pro
eeedinge instituted to procMre his
lease, which are scheduled to" begin
here on June 17,
' At f lie r Athens, no matter
what's the weather, amusement
and tomfort. .: ; ': ,:4
WOl Check Bas-y Mai rUge, ; ;
Grand jontio'n.TJi. June :8.a9
reclo'raLpftbe vsUteB diocese . Oi the
Episcopal ehurch ha veagreed refute
ib:perform-wed.di)g ceremonies',, except
jitter twenty-four hours notScevVThey
insist ihat t is ondignifled to : ifolloat
ot bed "at unreasonable lour join,
eoojilrt Who rush irtJd be" married ibe-'
f ore V rental objecu'ons jrHvii1"
The Rev. T.. G-Srnitl of St 'Mai
hw'e Cbnrch,vi5raM Junction said:1
vjii lowirs ipe insiuuuon o noi -nai-riniofiy
'ioi u.h fntc it withopt serious
meditation and (wenty-fouf hours ahead
TiiE-fOL'S?
Big Tranaporta Waitinf Orers to
,,:Util III Provea "jForCQ r
U JUreadj Jtded .Ji -.
I Watliletoiv:7oMi; 8.TDe shb
resterday took steps to share with ha
ay io (hi America denwnsiMtion-ia
; aariy in me oay ue sjenerai bus
gave a praBmlaafy tli tasAiseh&e
Uas eonatraeted when it issuTd or lore
flMsitewnsstef (feneral 6 put in
readinr as foe Cuba service the four big
arm toansports at Newport Kewa and
a4 ;the mss; time tifiedvtW proper
saltiUry officers st the -yaribus army
poew wstii are wemm oe :rgBoi wers ever before known io the htcry
ll Wblcb fOto mak urxtbe "xpt tbe American cottos trade. Ameri-
lOlttenary loree," to nave tae men reaoy ean spinnera and trade interenta hve
llA''AlMl.r.i'. U.t. kll.. 1 1 . . ...
tetrainat a' moment's not fee.
f Withia'six . hours word ieatoe from
QoerUraaater Gtnerst AWihire that
tbebig trantporit had been put in com
natsioa with foil supplies had coal and!
augmented crew and were ready to sal
Ihe? aiooieat too troopr'were placed
aboard, S ' ; ' iv
tbe order for tbe transports to sail
or for the troops to entrain ' was not
given and it was said at the state de
partment that word would ntft be ghen
vntil the marine Icrcci sJrtad landd
and now bting distributsd among- the
threataoed plantations ta eastern Cuba
prdved rnsofflcient to afford tbe neces
aar protection; or that oondltiona on
Um t -land aa a whole bad assumed t neb
a phase t demand present interven
tloa. - At present It cannot he asserted
that President .Gomel's bold baa so
weakened as to- varrent the United
States ksproesedlng to m et its treaty
obligations to intervene.
See our fine display of furni
ture before buying, - Sjfihwe a
krof new styles.m yery : pleas
ng designs -New store.v New
Bern Furniture Ca, 76 Middle
St, Coplon building.
American Sailors Outclass Germans.
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WeAther, BUrU.Piices Upward,
SpecflUton Active Bit Co-
Ne wjf org, June CoUn has ad
vaneeff Owing to reveral caaace. "Firtt
the wiathera latterjy been unt avor
ahle; t1ere have been reports of to
much rain b Georgia, ; Alabama, Missis
sippi and Louisiana, while at tbe same
time mora rarals seeded In Tennessee.
Texas, Arkensae and Oklah.ma. Mean
time tbw spomarkelsliave been etrt ng.
This is a reflex of remafkaUe large ex
ports this season. " They are now 10,
276,000 bales and it woujd not sur
prising if they were increased by sever
af hundred thousand bales more before
t he end of tbe season Nomch exports
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S1I6AI1D INVESTING.
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If yoii have 'learned (he habit of saving,
arquke also the ability to invest money wisely.
T(0O many people have the impression that they
are doing all they can when they regularly lay
aside, a portion of their incomes and tbey keep
their money at home where it Jies idle.
Invest your savings in our Certificates of De
posit and they will earn 4 per cent interest from
te day tbe money is deposited.
Norfolk, Jane 8. --American skill and
strength completely outclassed that of
the German Bailors in the international
ndval fiald and track meet held at the
Si Helena Training Station jesterday
afternoon, Instead of it being a Ger-
maa-American competitiori It soon ner,
rowed down to a gruelling fight between
tbaleams entered jrom the battleships
Kansas and Loosiana. The Kansas
atbletoi repeated their Jtrami h aver rh
saina teams several weeks ago, winning
the meet by a five poinr. margin: They
scored a total of 49 points to the 4
chalked am by the blue Jackets from the
Ljmisianat: A driszling v-ram kept the
csowd dowaand made the track slow,
bat seven records baas' op at the other
lalMM Oet C P "Ttdkera
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FIRST am6ngrvtKe ; hnk of ; the City
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THIRD, among ihe National Banks of
LS. J ( r LV" trr 4 , , V. r".
And as it1)as Surplus and Undivided Profits amounting to SlOS.OOd and .
Capital amounting to $100,000, it has a place ot) the National Bank Roll
of Honor, "hich .'includes only banks having! Surplus and Undivided
Profits equal to or exceeding. theirCapital stock," - V , '
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f(jcagd, June 8:? Scalpers have come
into possession of tickets For the "Re
publican rattonaf. 'tJ jnveutTorpC Thle
was admltteilast flight by Col. ..Harry
S4 'ew, "chairmaaribf : the sub-committee
on 'arrangements, who, at the fame
time, 'declare' it is a. regretable situs
thTn, but Biimelh'flit that the commit
tee was powerless to prevent,
She oft-repeated story of the exig
ence of many seals that were not shown
on the printed plates e strennnut,'y
deieA.!Sr '.' ' K' . .
; . It Is the op) (lion of tbe managers that
the tickets were "given the sca'pers I y
subscribers te . 4 he fund to bru i t) c
convert ion v; to . Chicago. Put - .'
were promised a tu ket for t C
sb3cribi)d, end it ii I ' rv ;
reitaursnt ard bito
n-ri' eJ nr.e ex pec i it-,
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tJader the sty lftThame -of Ihe; New
Bern Furniture .Company," a new furni
ture store haa been opt nod at Ne, 76,
Middle strSetCoplon boildinr,-, Messrs
Oose the membership of toe arov. Hotn
are young rneaor eoOBtaerawe' energy
and bustJa. With several yeirs experi
Onea already' as saWameii,' ft is not-too
moch to predict a aoeeessfal iaiiaesa
Career Uathemfr
;;Thal stock 1s-w1la'Kl'
feet display or3er ?rt but eatogh tn
ba seen to aitosf that t.yras. very . care-1
tolly aetecte IPSSS
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JHflli Resnnie, the JCofhae of Gbld,,
Washington, June 8.-1 he constant po
ptilar demand for new glistening coins
has caused tbe United . Seates govern
ment to resume the coinage of gold, al
though the proportion of bullion which
the treasury is authorized to bold ia its
vaults h8 not yet been reached.-' 'r"
T . .clr rf lbs r,"nt Huberts said that
ti.epav' i it ' ..M klw'S be in
pi ! i t i cet c cord. -.fns with
s" 'it a to receive alt the g M
n i f .r L. t,c l.ate e.l.h' ?
f - r c x.
-Tie rtot'i of go'J in te revem.e r '
tru tf 1 'a cf tl,e f overnment amou'i's
tu' tll.1"'r ' 1 coin bii 1 Lu'
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been steady buyers. The govei ununt
report on June 4 waa ootsobad asome
bad expected. Tbe consessua of opinion
among the bulls is that tbe out'ool: is
not favorable for a bin crop oine
critics predicted a crop of narly iliir-1
teen1 million bales on the bmU ( the'
government report. But bulls contend
that what the country needs is a crop
of fully 44,000,000 balea if rot ms re it
Was noticed io the forepart ef the week ;
even after the government repot ta- i
received that the marke ahowed noic- j
worthy resisting power.-It drngicl.S
along, however, with no great r t vity
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CLEARANCE
.SALE
unfit Wedoesday when the repoiti ol
xcessive rains in the Atlantic ai it
western Gulf States, which CHii.-. d a
sudden outburst of trading which on
Thursday swept prices up 25 to zl mnis
in Short order. Large Wall Str ci in
teresta bought on a'big scale, in a few
hours tbey are said to have purcbss' t
50,000 bales. Nor was thiB all. Th y
hid been buying for some darn and ure
supposed to have taken within 48 hours
some 76,000 bales. Iu many vases they
taught heavily. The Waldorf-Astoriu
aborts became alarmed. On Thursday
they bought some 25,000 blen. Hi
spot houses also bought freely. Iioom
traders who had taken the tdmrt side
covered with precipitancy. There "i
an endercorrent 'of bulfiah m tunt-iu
here however, which bears have loui.d
it prudent not to ignore. Lt is based on
expectations of a short crop and a hin
c nsumption, Excessive rains in Geor
gla are being emphasised by tiie bulls.
" Philadelphia " synonym
of excellence in Lawn Mow
ers. They push easier ,and
cut smoother., J. 5- Basnight
idw. Co.
Put- on War footing
Washington, June 8. -To plco the
revenue cutter service on aa efficient
war footing, always prepared to jon
the navy in an emergency, every crew
naval meet went by tha;- bbards,i Thefhas been ordered, for the Irst time in
three Germ an sr niser.: Motke, Brem
ea and StetUn, now to' Hamptan Rads
sent a score Of aU et to eomplete,but
tbe foreigners won onty'one eveot, and
the", flagship' afoltke. . of the Gei man
sqoadroo outtugged tbeqointet from the
Reetivingship Frankhrj ta th tug bf
history, to undertake perloelcai target
practise in accordance with the naval
drill regulations! Eaoh vessel will prac
tice every season on Its own statior.
Like In the aavy Records Will be pre-'
served for the awsrd of 'jenaants and
honors ifl msTrkaiaosbip.
; Witbio a few weeks every revrniie
cutter will have been supplied by the
navy with modern sis pounders to. re
place the obsolete guns with wh'ch tbey
have been armed, f This work his been
oing on fot several months and all of
the cutters have been so eeuipped ex
cept th Gresham, Yamera ad the
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two pew snips tne unatga ana Miami.
Btesidcnce : No..: 20 Hancock st reet
tight : roomsTr-. Stare" NO.. Pasteur
street;
C. t HANCOCK, Agt. .
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v.-:,- rroi.. varcswa j ax iovvic.
Swanabaro Jdna ilrf.? Brn'ee 0,
Csrrawsy - w be has !one muea for: ed-
acation at' this placa has teca m-elect-
a sopennaen vor u.s swanBDora uraa
ed school. t!MjEir
Iwas through htm that Swansboro s
two story school building was ereetcf ,
New York, June &-TrVomn p'edged
to a war on hiph prices of staple foods
have started a campaign of violence in
C.'O' k'yn.directing their tfrorts against
meat shops. f:'i v";" I
Tl.i re were riotous scenes when the
' 'ef1' b (' ior of One Shop " was shat
t 'lv e P'iO women screamed ap
proval. I a three or four other shops
n;,:.'tentJ housewives attacked' eusto
niwrs, knocking from their hands, paf
c. N r f nient and IrflfTiplirig upon it.
' '-' e warned agaiost .continu-
! i ( r I k at for sale. A canvass
s 'i' t; i';. !t!'i! that e ght shops
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J !.!.:: nn.T Hot to
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ON WEDNESDAY MORNING
JUNE 12TH
WE WILL BEGIN OUR
10 PAYS CLEARANCE SALE
As is our custom we will have every
thing in our big store marked clown.
No goods reserved, positively every
thing at New York cost, some jobs at
half price. See our bargain counter
for Shoes, Oxfords, Clothing, Mens
and Boys Pants etc.
Our stock is complete, but hundreds
of bargains will soon be picked up, so
come early and get your share of the
good things while they are going.
EVERYBODY COME
Please don't ask to have goods
charged at sale prices. Goods taken
back: if: not satisfactory.
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v.'.-cers. Thelitis perfects
i:id'ia every appearance
a custort) made sWrtHand s
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Colors are guarantec -
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