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NEW BERN. NORTH CALCUIIA, TIIUUCDAY, KCrJIIKG; JUNE 20, 1912.
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NEW BEftN : BANKING
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TRUST COMPANY-.
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4re Yoltir mSiJary?
BEOPLB who work on a salary sometime neglect4
4o save m ney because tltey . know that Ibey '
. ' have a regular ioeome, bat lb fact U that tb '
. salary may sometims in the future eese; then the
man or woman who haajlearned to depend upon ' the
alary income finds it difficult to get along. By aar
ing a portion of your present income, jou can provide .
for the future. 1 hie bank cordially invitee savings dV '
poeila In any amount and pays interest on the money
at the rate of 4 per. cent per annum. -
DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR OR MORE
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I- A MOBE THflB ORDIKIflY SH0W1HG 0F THE I
Famous C. B. & Thompson
Glove Fitting Corsets
, These are the corsets worn , by the
best dressed women, both at home and
abroad. While conforming to the fig
ure they add grace and beauty to the
wearer and lend that undefinable some
thing style to every woman who
wears one.
"And never did Grecian chisel trace
v a nymph, a naiad or a grace of - finer
form" Scott. Ve may truthfully say
;this of the dainty C. B. Corset.
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The form is made charmingly grace
ful, the lines; are elegant and comfort
is not sacrificed to obtain this artistic
effect. Price 50c, 75c, $1.00 to $2.50.-
BLOCKS PLAn TO
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Cuban Eebels Are Foiled by Cap-
Uin of United StAtet Quo-'
boat Taducah. . ' '
Santiago, June 19. Lait night iarpar
ty of wen undertook to explode 16,000
ponnde of dynamite, houed on Ronton
island. In -Santiago harbor, leaa than
200 hundred yard from the anchorage
of I he funboat Padurab. Capt Hiteh-'
ell, eommarider of the Paduah, fruitra
ted the attack by playing a eerchlight
on the party and firing aeveral ' TOlleye
which forced tbera to retreat. ,
Renewed threats made againat Jura-
coa, near S4boney, have neceaaiutea
increasing the guard of. United Si a tea
marines at I hat place, and reinforce
menta are row on the way. 1
Proof of uncivilized practice! of Cu
ban troops was furnithed in a letter
from the rebel General Estenos, now
in camp half way between Guantana'
mo city and Santiago.
Consul Holladay said that in bis opin
ion the revolt could not ' be put down
without active outside aid in the next 6
months. unle3s Ivonet and Eetenos
were by some good fortune captured.
BEEF TRUST 1
VJILC BjSSOLVEf
J. M. MITCHELL & CO.
61 POLLOCK ST. '
. JPHONE 288
The place to buy your Spring or Summer Suit at prices
-i-within reason. I absolutely guarantee satisfaction. : New ,
' line nf samples just received. Call and inspect my stock :
F.t f.f. CHAD WICK; CKerchant Tailor;
103 Middle Sh.
.New Bertt','N.O.
;uyl)Ec PBOPjiRip, 'oyoRPLiis m ; c:::;;.:eo
., " J'nnn'nTn to" ninitii
THli NATIONAL BAKK
j: - ;! OF- NEWJBERNE, Hl Cil iivte-V '
FIRSX among the banlcs of 'the City ,
THIRD among the National Bar&bf 1
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Buy a Majestic or an Ice King
Refrigerator, they are sanitary,
economical, easy to keep in or
ifcrlmaiCOLD. For .7' ml . 1J
New Bern Furniture Co., 76
Middle street, Coplon building.
Woman Aviator Killed In Flight.
Springfield, III . ,'une 19 Mrs. Julia
Clark, of Denver, an aviator, waa kill
ed during a practice fliht at the S'ate
fair grounds Tuesday evening. .'The tip
of the wing of a biplane in which she
was flying si ruck the lin b'of a tree in
the center of the race track enclosure
and (he machine was dashed to the
ground, turning iuril. Mrs. Clark's
akull waa crushed. She was rushed to
a hospital in an automobile and died a
few minutes ufterwuidj.
Mrs. Claik wat or.e of the three
licensed femtl avia'ora in tl e United
States, The body uill be sent to Den
ver.
Cow's
Fiatt Unites Federal
Fund,
Prison
Wa hineton, June 19. -A $40 Atlanta
penitentiary ow-dii $4 worth of dam
age to a nei lib iiig truck farm not
long ago, and ac a result Attorney Gen
eral Wickersliam may spend his $400,-
000 priBon fund" aa he sees fit in the fu
ture. '
1 This was made possible by Represen
tative Howard, of Georgia, who told
the House today that the warden of be
Atlanta penitentiary had to pay $4 from
his own pocket to get the government
cow out of the pond, because 'wording
of the law prevented the auditor' for
the department of justice from re.
burning the warden.
To meut any contingency of . a" like
nature la the future, Mr. Wickershan)
amy use bii discretion in' Mnailigr tne
government's prisoi fundsf ?W House
pent an hour. in debating pie cow ques
tion. ..
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This Move Follows Government's
' Inyestigation Into iDom bine's
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Waaiongton, June la Attorney
General Wickerahaaa was advieed that
the Najtional Peeking Com pan; would
be voluntarily dissolved by the beef
packers by August 1st In view of this
aetlon Mr, Wicker ah am announced that
the "government would hold Tn abeyance
the civil suit which it proposed to bring
against the company to son pel its dis
integration. Mr. Wiekersham wa
notified of the "beef traet's" intention
to dissolve by James O. Fowler, assis
tant to the Attorney General, who re
turned to Washington today from Chica-
1 go, where he conferred with United
FIGIITKIG HEAR J!
A Hot T Ii Mexico, f redcral
v Forces Aggressive,
Joareav Mexico. June 19 Dlstioet
tension is apparant here: ever sews of
government plans to capture this town
and the eity of Chihoahne the only Im
portant rebel points, -TM approach of
big Federal columns from the State xf
Sonornenakes it obvious that fighting
will oecar close to the American border
within a lew days. f-,i , . -r J
That. American efhcjal ore expecting
aa engagement is' indicated by eorres
pondenee uaae pnwte between uou b.
Z Steever; eommander of- lit depart
ment of Texas, and Paieual Oresee.Sr.
father. of the rebel omtnander-Jn-chief
and head of tde Juares garrison. ixh.
Steever cautions the rebel eommanderll,, Attorney wukoreon.
"yoa most so conduct pperstions as not
to bring any part of the territory or ,tne
United SUtes Under Are." f
Colonel Oroseo agreed to meet the
eonditiocis imposed by Colonel 8teever,
but wlhoqt promising to do so in ease
tbeAHierjcao authorities' sanction the
pa'sing to this side .of ' Jtho MaJerlsU
troops, which are being recruited in El
Paso.
An incident that added to the ill feel
rag tgtiost Americans,: which admitt
edly lias prevailed hre, was the d ffi
cul y Of Mrs. Pascual Oroseo, Jr., wife
of the .rebel commander-in-chief, in
crossing to El Paso. Senora Oroseo
was baited . with otht r immigranU at
the international bridge until her iden-
tiiy WMa established.
Vaudeville at - The Athens,
ine.'featrjnog hei dancing. Jean
Finneman, pedestal dancer This
is sometbing entirely sew.
Trinity Wants s MllUon.
2. have a large stock of all kinds, of
sawed ' Shingles on band. Will sell
cheap to make room for rushing bus!
ness; also lathes in any quantity. For
nisbed or ibfuroU-hed rooms for light
housekeeping, at.' No. 10L Craven St.
opposite -court house, delightful loca
tion. See Big HUI, the Reliable Shingle
Man. . Office 153, South Front street.
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Child Perishes Ktsculng a DoU.
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-And as it has' Surplus and Undivided Profits amounting to $105,009 snd
Capital amounting to $100,000, Jt has a place on the National Ear.k Po'l
of Honor,-which, includes only banks having Surplus and Undivided
Profits qual to or exceeding, their Capital slock.
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Colofpbus, Q.', June 19. Mildred, the
three yar old daughter of Rev. & . E.
Haskins, of Columbus, waa drowned at
Summeriand Beach while Iryjng o res
cue 4oU,'f?Y?i:i"4'-V'-
, The child pandered away from her
father and mother .and began playing
on the beach. A gust of win' -caught
up the doll and whirled it into the lake.
Screaming ' that her . doll-would be
drowned, Mildred jumped into the lake
to rescue lUVv;??.?-''''''-"
- A short time later a fisherman saw
the doll floating on the water,1 He cast
a l.ae for a bit of piilk cloth and found
he had booked the br-dy of ihe child.
For three hours the filiermen and sev
eral other residents of the beacb hero
ically worked to restore the little eirL
! but without success. . Mildred was the
' pet of hundreds of visitois wLo were
at the bech. . ,
riLXS ! PILES!
TS'i"' rm' Indian Pile O' t-
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Charlotte, Jane 19. In order to meet
the increating di msnds of such k fore
most Institution a it has come to be,
an effort has been started to increase
the endowment fund of Trinity College
by I r,(K)0, COO the first active step in this
direction having just been taken here
when Bishop J. C; Kilgo and President
W. P. Few cams' to Charlotte to confer
wiih local alumni.
The present endowment of Trraisy is
between $450,000 and $600,000. TMS la
net sufficient fo meet tne expenses an
nually Incurred snd Which are annually
increasing as the college continues to
flourish. New buildings are needed and
other improvements ore oounted essen
tial to the future' development of the
mstitutlon. The aathorities believe
thssriothing lees .'.tbutt;' anotter ; nifllloo
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be 'needs that ore at , present spparent
andyeoffUMit are approaching.
- Have" jou attended Baxter's
big sale? If net, don't tail, to
cometbdaj, -.j "t
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Deatkof sn Infant.
Died yesterday at the borae of its pa
renU, Elanor Louise, daughter of Cea
od plennlo Sand era; aged , 1 ear
Snd X jnontb iThe Jqneral will.bs eon
duett d from the residence No. 22 John
son Street, this afterno n at,6 o'clock
by RVj J. B. Hurley, ' -n."
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Protests Against Proposed New Coins.
' Washington June 19.-Man jr, barik
have protested to'. Congress' and the'
Treasure department against, the' pror
posed coinage of three-cent and half
cent pleeee,lTbe new coins, it Js don
tended, "would revolt! tkmise eommerci"!
devices Cash drawers and -registers,
a klirlg machines and counting maetifnes
would iave to be hanged nod U would
be necessary tajrule .mnof.her column on
ledgers to accommodate, the , fractional
pieces fro tests ; against' . ' ' scalloped
el?e for the .half -cent piece nave caus
ed that Idea to be abandoned and: it Is
now intended that the half-cent, shall
have an even diameter, like other coins
The three-cent piece however,- may
have the new feature of a hole in the
center. .: "r7. VI '
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1 This move follows several govern
mental attacks upon the "timt." The
ouse'Judieiary ConsniUee a few days
o decided to investigate the authori
ty. ... As soon as the peckers were ac
quitted in their recent trial at Chicago,
oTcflminal violation of the Sherman
law the Attorney General turned h)s
attentiontoward a civil suit for the
dissolution of the National Packing
Company through wbiah It waa charg
ed' the packers acted in eoDcert A pre
vious similar suit was dismissed by tne
government during the pendency of the
criminal proceedings.
About a month ago Mr. Wiekeraham
was informed that the packers propos
ed voluntary steps in the nature of d s
integration. To give the meat inter
ests time to meet the issue in a friend
ly way, the Attorney General anasttd
the filing of the contemplated petition
in equity. The Department of Justice
informed Ihe parkins; now my h t-k
ago, b" ver. t. n wis !- i. i- i
nitely 'I splay its in elitfoi h 1 Ik -e.-i.iil
Was tOi-yV ail-on c meut
The N ti i. I i'ici'iiJ4 o miy is h
$15,001 00 orp-r i' ..ii .w. i . u 'in oi
thelaig .- .t p-iok.nt; companies in ihe
world. As it is owned by she big Arm
our, Swift and Morris interests, accord
ing io the government's contentions,
the company is the agency for controll
ing the meat inquiry.
You say your ice cream
was not properly mixedr1
Then you didn't make the
mixture in an Alaska from
J. S. Basnight Hdw. Co. -
Owners of Vessel Seek Damages.
Elizabeth City, N. C.,Jbe 19. The
second week, of the spepel team of Su
perior Court is being dwvoted to the
trial of civil eases, of wbash tin re are
a number on the docket and the greater
part of the week will be required to dis
posed pf them.
The ease of J. T. Tnwnsend against
the .McClean Constrnetioo Company,
Norfolk Southern Rwilroa-d and R." S.
Neal was taken up yesavsriay morning,
Ajdlett and Markham represent the
plaintiff. Attorney Prudesn Of Edrnton
represents the McClean Construction
Company and W. M. Kond represents
the Norfolk and Southern Railroad and
R. S. NeaL '
This suit is for the reeovery uf dam
ages sustained by a vessel in passing
through, the drawbridge while it was in
the process of eonstrucJtoB.- Tha ves
sel missed the draw and collided with
the pilings sod waa bally- smashed up.
Much evidence is being introduced and
much of the court's time will becon-
sumedin the trial.
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1.000 men and wenen want-.
ed at once at J. J. laxter's big
sale,' 4V , ' .
"Jlard Cfsl Trust? Roads Vnder Probe
t Washington, June ; Ith. The" Inter
state Commerce Commission, upon its
Own iniotivev orders an inventigation I
into'tbe rates, practises and Jregula
tioos applying to railro'vd . transporta
tion of hard coal AH anthracite roads
embraced Id .the . co-csfle Jiard coal
trust" will bo respondeo'ts,. "
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. Chslnnan Eller WHX Keslgn, -
i WlnstoO'Stlem," Jane 19. Chairman
A H. Eller, of the Democratic State
Executive Co nmittee, has Issued a. for
mal call for a maeting of . tbe commit
tee to be held in the senate-chamber in
Raleigh "on Monday night,. July 1st.
The purpose of . the meeting is to
elect a chairman and secretary and
transact any other business that may
come before the committee. '' ; -
'fi''",rnnn Eller let it he known two
y1 if o tha, he would not accept an
r t'i'P'!nn. ' Having direett'd the
, ,'yi '.illy ttin ejh two strenu
1 i, be onclvidnd the work,
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Thit.institutibn is favored with the patronage
of a large number of farmers and other residents
of Craven county who appreciate the safety and
efficient service afforded to them at all times in
the transaction of their financial affairs.
We welcome checking accounts in any amount
and pay 4 per cent compound interest on savings
and Certificates of Deposit.
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CLEARANG
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SALE
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING
JUNE 12TH
WE WILL BEGIN OUR
10 DAYS CLEARANCE SALE
As is our custom we will have every
thing in our big store marked down.
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
charged at sale prices,
back if not satisfactory.
have goods
Goods taken
ELKS TtmE
j. J. BAXTER
Dill? IWW
OSPT STORE
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These rompers
Well, I gues4 yes, Jcoa-they Jon't. rub
or hurt .jne when, ,tumblevround. "
llavver says so, too,? 'co they i.aint
alwsys rlpptn mn buttons commin eff.
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Rompers in
are tip-top garments tat every Way, for
every kiddie girl or boy.; They save
heap of mending, ,The . material, is
Strong the seams, are double ..lock
stitched. Every button is put - on by a
machinethatmakea sjxfee sure switch
es .then ties a strong knot fcehiud the
"The I.lttH Ona" Boii iiHrs artnemt. Itylish. Sam comet, full. (Kwr'fle. Jut
'apprnprinta f' Siimluy school u u for ersryday plujr arTice. In w , :y rf ps t
t,.rM ifhve colora. Only ona price per eamient 60 cents. .
V: . vurt a tafife I v. k every par nt you py, U any (vruMMtt d w swi'
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