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' -T is surprising bow quickly yoa cm create capital v
wben you go about It in the proper way and- with
determination. Capital is any a moan t ef moneys
- over acd above that required for currnt ' expen- '
aes. If you limit your spending you can gradually ac-T '
cumulate a substantial fund which will s' and you In
good stead when an opportunity fcr profitable Invest- ,
meet presents itself.. Determine to have a reserve '
. fund. This bank cordially invites savings accounts in
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TRUST COMPANY
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- On all Clothing for the next t& days onlr. -As .we lave
to reduce our stock of Clothing to make room toe Fall
a r; - j ji A x -i .
ami ivimei puut m uueruijc ima g'v0 leuucuun
tor A SDORT TIME ONLY.
Now is your chance to save money. ; It will be money in -
your pocket to give me a trial- . , A - , v .
Cor, Middle and S, F. Sta. - r Bryan Block.
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Jleaufort Man is Much Talked
of as Suitable Man to Suc
ceed E. T. Lamb.
OTHER RAILROAD TALK!
There is Possibility That Bal-
li tunore and Ohio -Will Get
Norfolk-Southern. ,
,VHow about E. C. Duncan for the
new president of tbe Norfolk -Southern
Railrosd ty!?: Is the suggestion
wbich good many New Bern people.
and doubtless people' 1T along the line
are making now. Person .-ho -are fa
miliar with what 14r. DuncftD has done
in the ; development of the Norfolk-
Southern say-that 4e not only deserves
to be placed aj the head Of the road byj
reason of what be has done .in building
it up but also because be has the exec
utive ability, energy and financial con
nections that would) enable h'm to fill
tbe place more acceptably, probably,
than any one else that could be had, .
. The Norfolk Southern Is much dis
cussed nowadays anyway",' In addition
to the gossip about : tbenreildency of
the road much is being said about the
future of the road ao far aa it may be
guessed from developments in oonnse
tion with the -vacant presidency. From
the fact that A.' W Thompson, 3rd vice-
president of the Bsltimoro and Ohio
Railroad, is spoken of as the new pres
ident of the system, some are gather
tag the deduction that the Baltimore
and Ohio ia going to'come Into the af
fatis of the Norfolk-Southern;, This
ia a consummation which would be gen
erally welcomed as the ; Baltimore and-
Ohio is known as a powerful -system'
ana a great npDtuider or too- territory
served by it. ? , - , K
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The best fence-The ibest;tove Tht cst paint Pitts-,
burgh fethf,FenceBucK;ak Stove B. P. Svfc the
Painti andTwe i canya' compTete stock andwill rnake the!
price right, t , ; . t. t
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within reason. I absolutely guarantee satisfaction New
lice of samples jus( received. ' Call and inspect my stock.
F.- T.1. C.F!.".D'.7!CK; Csrehzat Taiter,
103 Middle St.
New Bern, N. C.
E?.ST -C.!TDLirjA TEACHERS ".TMIMBC SEKflDL-
A State school to -.-train ? teaohess . for the public schools 6f
North .Carolina, -fi Every energy is directed to this one purpose, '
Tuition free to all who-agree to teachi - f alL Term begins. Bepr -tember
24. 191X1 J "e$ffc l 4V
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SENATOR
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NEIVSPAPER ME
Washington, p. C, Aug..3U Senator
Simmons'" attention .was , called 'late
Tuesday evening to aa 'art'lcleK "The
Highlander? of Shelby, of f JulyWth,
Lan independent paper wilh a Repuhtlcan
eaiior, ; s'T -ngiy r supporfng , Governor
KltChliiifor ' the Senate, sinned "Corn
LCtacker'i cor.tataing thv following
statement,; ."How Jong has gimmons
been feasting at the public cribt - How
about the $100,000 he has been paid for
oting 19 votes wrorg, according to
the tenets and traditions Of Democracy
outof a possib'e 43?',' .
immediately upon reading this charge
Senator Simmons sent .the following
telegtatt to Rjburn & Hoey, attorneys
at law, at Shelby. - . '
"Have just this minute read Infa
mous slander in the Highlander, July
27tb, signed 'Corn Cracker. I wish to
employ you to at Once'iostnte crimi
nal and civil proceedings against both
tbe writer and the publisher of the
slanderous charge,1-
8. & O. RAILROAD MAY GET. CON
TROL OF NORFOLK SOUTHERN
Raleigh, July 50. The report credit
ed by the beet informed railroad men
here, that A. W, Thompson,, now third
vice president, in charge of the operat
ing department of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad, ls to" succeed : E. T.
Lamb as preaidsnVf -hNorfolk. &
Southern Railroad, . brings strong im
pression that the Baltimore & Ohio is
eoming into North Carolina through
control of the . Norfolk-Southern ays
tern, and that it' is Baltimore ft Ohio
interests that are pushing the construc
tion of the Raleigh. Charlotte & South
ern, now nnder way as a division of the
Norfolk Southern. , , - . ' f
If this is 'tbe case," as numbers of
observant business : men believe, " It
means renewed and vast development
for eastern, central end. western Caro
lina through greatly multiplied freight
aud passenger facilities, and establish
ment of competitive conditions.
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The Motor Car.
Discussing the Norfolk Southern's
motor car, a gentleman familiar v';.b
t!i9 Bfintimont of the people in Ectsiifort
said yes'-tor.' -y:
"It 'Ite 1e i ' one if t
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Supposed to T3 Last I.!essage
: :From rrt. -cat's Aid.. ,
" -on Titanic '-.
BUT POSSKLY . I IS. VJNOT
It Is Extremely 1 Improbable
; As Cut Wi3 Last een
. -On Deck i J- -
Pswtueket, R.1, Aug. I. A message
purporting to b ' the last Word 'from
Major Archibald Butt, aid to President
Taft, wm picked op in a Lottie off B toes
Island yesterday and read" ar follows;
fApril .16. Kidocean Help-oo a
raft TLUoie iiiku)j nialer.'"'of
food) ..Major Butt"'jr -t;.': Tf'V
The message waa written on a -wlr'
less blank bearing the official Imprint
of tha Titanic' , 11 "
Tbe message,- bearing . the date of
Toesday following the Monday morning
when" tha. . Titanic went down, was
brought here by Joseph Aiken; tf North
Attleboro; A. , J.' Lorao, of .New
York, and W,; H, Jones, 1044 , Madison
avenue; Paterson, N. J, wbe said they
found tha bottle while oat aailiog.. At
first - they said they wart .Inclined to
regard It aa a ghastly Jot, but on see-'
ond thought decided to report It, i
Soma say Butt1 may have floated
away from tha vessel on a laft," as bo
was seen standing on the dock when the
ship went dowtu,.
The fact that so many bodies and
boats remained Vight on the aene of
wreck and later wen picked ap seemed
to make this theoty extremely improo-
able. ' ' -J M ; ' "''
Oplnttm waa strongly -divided asj to
the posiiblilty of thee 'meeetgo being
authentic, and an effect will be made
to hav tha- handwriting identified.
GOcTO ATLAfJTA
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The Norfolk Udger-Dispatcb of Wed
neaday had tha following about ,the
ahake-op, in' Noifollp-S)Uthern circles:
'A geaeral shske-up In the goner
al tfflcfs of . tbe Norfolk-oUthem by
tbosg who seem best Informed, and al
ready the force is somewhat -disinte
grated. Jeo' W.; B Hudson, general
superintendent, itls aaid, has been of
fered a position by Mr.. Lamb, mad wtl
leave tonight -for Atlanta, where the
offices of Mr( Lamb, ss general mana
ger feVReceiyers 5,:L, Schootrmaker:
aod H. M.. Atkinson" of tha"iAUan, j
Birmingham and At'antic will be-rbi
charge of real estatev i.-; ' - 1
REVOLUTIONIZE DESIGN
Object . of. This is . to Make
.i. Counterfeitiag'More pif-
"Washington; - Aug: I Secretary of
tb Treasury MacYesgb has practically
reached a decision to reduce the size of
the United States currency And aation-
al bank notes by ope third enl , to re
rolutioo's tha desigV w to -i mak e
counterfeiting A more difficult task."
It is proposed to make the notes 8 byi
2 Inches. The paper 'money now it
circulation ia 7.28 by 8.04 incbta" The
designs of all. paper money wco'd be
systematise! and made uniform for
every denominat on. -
- This move is expected to save tbe
government: about $900,COO annually
and tha national banks, which pay for
the plates for their notes ard part cf
cost Of redemption, about $200,000, The
economies would be effected in steel
for tbe p'ates, io paper aod in labor.
Eighteen months would be required
to affect the ehanga'by tha pripara
tkn of the dcalgnv engraving of the
plate and printing of . the notes. ' To
meet the objection that for' a time at
least there would be two sises oi cur
rency in circulation it haa keen sugges
ted that the government print in ad
Tance,a.sufflient quantity of the notes
of the -new size to be-exchanged at the
sub treasuries and nationaKbatks on a
fixed-dat,..;.;.:-:.;- '';'
WITHOUT-RERP.1IT
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OlSnODKIG ACT
"The negro "preacher who - was ar
reeted for making a disturbance en the
street Wednesday and released after a
short, incarceration,-, as told ' In, Tbe
Journal, hbgan to make himself obnoxV
ous again - at four o'clock yesterday
morning-.' - , , ''. , ". -;
This negro, who it seems ia periodi
cally insane, did a disrobing act on the
street, took a couple of officers and
a crowd of eitisehs to capture' and sub
due the crazy orator, and when they
got hold Of bim he Uttered the most
blood curdling screeches, which aroused
many of the residents en the street. Ee
was finally landed in the city , lock-up
and clothes - were . prooured from bis
home. He was then taken to the
county jail, where his mental condition
will be inquired Into. '
General Willis Will Run For Legle-
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Swansboro, Aug. L'You will see in
the next fsw weeks a card announcing
that Ci-ncil W. II. V.;:..'3 is a rundlJ-
s'3 f.)r (' If- 'tture on the lnderen
tf'ntTi ulra'Ic t:tLet.
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Government Hopes, to' Save
, Substantially as ilesult of
.. c - ' ThcTChanze
SOBJEGMO
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Saifymea who have not taken out 'a
permit by Aotf. a l;W subject to -a
.fine, according to Dfr& G " Hargett,
meat and milk inspector . After Aug
8.. Dr. Hargett will ' publish the com
plete list of those who have taken "tut
permits.' rf-
Dr. Hanrett iaenfordn . ths cltv
ordinances strictly and In several in-'
stances has condensed articles of ' food
offered for sale., In most oases . the
partles,bftyg this food did nutaow
or bad - sotjnotieed that ir"wa.poiled
but it did n-t eicape Dri eHargeti's
watchful eye. Hfl states that he is fco
ing to do bis best to safeguard the
health of the people Itsofar as the irr-
apectioo of meat and milk and kindred
articles are concerned.",. , . .
The Result of Small Savings. V
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. The following table shows what , may be. accomplished by
regularly depositing your income at 4 per cent Inter- r.
. -t J-' est with the Peoples Bank.
InlVeare.
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5 deposit
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$.00
10.00
In 5 years
amounts to
$ 66'00
t.99.00
3.32.00'
664.00
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Our Glean Steep Sale!
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Our Qean Sweep Sale is
attracting big crowds : : :
Don Jail to i call to seeus!
Everything going at great
B A R O A I NS
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BEAUFORT.
vbredge A of 'New York is now at
work excavating; the turning bsin - at
tbe -western end of the .waterfront,
abreast Beaufort's famous old hostelry.
the Davis Hooce. e v
Mr.'and Mra." David Pool 1isv ' re
turned to Washington, D. C, after vIe.
(ting Mrs, C A. Clawson. "fi
MUs Lillie Fales ia visiting friends at
Morehead City:, : f
Mr. and Mra David -B. Perry,-of
Washington, are v siting , Mrs. jC L.
Duncan i t '.'.-"V-"
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willis have' re
turned to their home In ; Little Rock,
Ark , after visiting MrSv Lilla Willis,
Mr, Willis' mother-, " . v.
Miss r.nnie Noal ia visiting her un
cle; Mr, Jack Neal. " , ,
On Monday "afternoon Mr. Alonzo
Thomas gave a delightful surf patty
complimentary to Missej Annle'and
Dee Duncan,1 of - Raleigh. Tbe party
left about four o'clock for the beach.
After a refreshing swim fn the surf a
luncheon was served on the sand; : The
party retarded by moonlight. . .
llr, and Mrs. Chss. Potter, of Wash
ington, are visiting Mies Nannie Pot
C lturdsy evring Miss Carrie Hut-
' t sail to KortLcad
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rsify nttfi.Ld t;.c
.j IIoUl end sfur
J If al bliil out 0
. rlr' i'dren 1
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v' - - One cr ced mixed Corn 4
One ctr 'ottd Bogar Steck feed. -
:; . We have the finest sugar feeds for Horses,' Mules, and Cows on"
the market. " A perfect balanced ration of the best feed stuffs. : ,
Hay, Corn, Gats,' Hulls, Meal, Homi
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New Bern,: ; , : North Carolina
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Collar He Doesa't Wear the Best .
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A Collar with Cnap and Smartness.; It 'fits and
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