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'Collit'l
is si . I roatingV"'Senator
Simn t.ns, hut il.it has little or no
effect where the si iniior is beat known,
and in the termory Ins votes will have
to. ccme from. l et the heathen rage.
Eastern North C ar. Iina knout ehough
about Senator Simmons, - and is well
enougfu'SatihfUd with liia Record
return him to the seat which he has
filled B3 well.- ' V ---'.
..W.AN EXPLANATION.
Editor of The Journal:-.
1 As Judge Cline ser m to think that
my article in .1 he Journal this morning
' may I e construed as a critic is?h of his
conduct in trials at this court, I wisk
tosaythat I intended io reflect! n ha
ever on , Urn,-, but that 1 regarded his
i deeifu.r.s in -the cases I ri d Ly him
- B Hril liAiti fi X. rr- nd t..Min fa't, tvrl inct
Jti I vriv mi rh retrrct that the Ji.dy
miiundrrsto d -ihe in end of my article
and.V'hote that this explanation will
- act him right. 1 , '
V vr Very truly.'
' .J Inquirer
;i' Man has been attending Tiorse races
p for thousands of .years and will probably
5 continue, to- do so centuries after the
V Jiutomobile shall have been succeeded
- 1jy the airship or some other means of
locomotion. The ..horesless age will
; i jieverappcar if (teepming be dcpemte'at
. upon the automobile or any other ia-
animate thing to supplant the horse in
lhe -affect lons-s, of the people. The
beauty of his limbs, his arched neck and
, , quh ering nostrils; h( -haughty move
merits, all apfieal to the, eye today even
- -as they did thousands of years ago.
.Men with sufficient funds to gratify
I their desires will continue to pay fabul
ous prices for horses until the end of
time. . That men love horses . is evi
denced by the interest shown -in the
y lithographs gotten out to advertise
' iw Dirnn (jreiw lair, wmtn prumin-
" ntly feature the etjuine steed.
. What Mew-uern needs as much as
anything elsei' street; signs. Then,
to make a complete job, and render it
possible for a stranger to find anyone
in the town without .securing the ser
vircs of a gyde, the houses should be
3eredi.fAs it ? at present, one
,ot no' Idea ot the location of
ing Jiy iu -oumber, "and when the
is finally located, it is ten chances
e that the house-is not numbered.
anger might hunt tor-a certain
erj on a certain -street, all night,
n -unfortunate4-' did -recently
- raiofor about an hour and then
irrive at his destination. Hope
out by the fact, however, that
rd ofaldcrraen have 'advertised
is for these much-needed street
flnd perhaps before long people
v . begin to number their residences.
Perhaps no class of people) aside from
i wspaper men, meet, with so much or
- o severe criticism as school teachers,
i nrh of this, criticism is - unjust and
s solely because parenUtAnd others
i Jo trnvcrificdTeporte'vand do
g to acquaint themselves with
nal jnner workings" of the school
,u Any person fairly well acquaint
! v fi children knows that-these re
ris, even when absolutely - truthful
i.om the children's point of view, are
nc-t to be implicitly relied npon. ' Any-,
one who has had the training of children
l as had the mortifying experience of
covering - that - even : tha ' best of
i !... fren sometimes lapse irom good
manners when away from: home anct
.imong other children.-; Some mothers
v ill not tolerate any -correctiofi of their
hd.lren's manners from the- teacher,
. - it as a reflection upon their
ni!!' ir.-uiiing, when it is really but the
r .; (;i childish heedlessness or-self
v.,... No greater injury can bs done
a tr
111 t
r
r than to r-ndemn her -at home
icsence of upils.T Tod twany
i sist in bel tiiiig that a "school
, lnV -"r'f
o be regatded with
s alwavs t
'. v-, f :
.... j.- ... .. .
CAROLINA A" THE SOUTH-
ERN SS. " '
Carolina and t S.mthern -Cross , waste law end. the 'TtducatioU of the
the name (fa i me dated from people in the prevention of fiies.r. There
, uston, but ji.s: ' i the press of the , is an annual loss of almost two million
id Print inp f v. Mrs. L.-"V; dollars'in this Stat caused byfires that
1 his is a peri- -could have in many cases been prevent-.-
not hatred,. ed,,;-"pn-next , Wednesday every prop
- i' Heated to .erty owner ' is asked to inspect his or
i !c - liave tme her biiildings and sec that there arc no
1 - - iimc for re'defective flues of other scftirccs of dam i
REV. J. VV. HAM AT WILMINGTON
Rev J. . Ham.-uf Atlanta, Ca.,'
''.wKn ivrfiitlv. naiH a vtuit-. trt ihi rltv
- r - " " - V
and deli verctj several sermons at the
Tabernacle Baptist Ch.: rely of which
'
he -Was at one time ptgtor it-ttua. ttclc
"8 we.ProolcJyn Baptist Criurco,
, WUmingtoa,. jaim-ne . pewapapert rot
.that city ay-that he i' drawing enor -
7HsW-mou crowds:- I a fact, -there has barely
upoa J"'ben standing room wo" several occas -
ions.--- Mr. Ham' is assisting; in tr.e -Cascaret now and then anq never know
meeting -with her slnjrtdg: nd the Wil- the misery caused by a axy liver, clojj
mington "Star speaks. very , highly-of gex! bowels or an upset stomach. .sv'
her ability. ' ' . ' ::.: t-'- K Dea't put Itt'SnMheY day of dufreaa.
I--,-- . .... r ' - J Let CascareJ cleanse and regulate your
JURORS FOR FEDERAL COURT, stomach 'remove the ow,' undigested
The following named persons have d fermenting- food and that tobery
been d-awn to serve a jurors during' making gasj take:the excess bile from
the regular-October term of the Dis- your liver and carry out of .the system
trict Com of the' United States for U tha constipated waste : matter ; nd
New Bern division of the easterh dis
trict of Nor. h Carolina to be held in
this city on October 28.
FIRST WEEK
J. B. Tucker, Greenville; T. W. Sut.
ton, Mount Olive; John Griffin, Trenu n
John Hardison, Alliance; J. M. Powill,
Goldsboro; Levy Thompson, SauUton;
James S. Smith, Hookerton; Q. K.
Hancock, New Bern; F. C. Hooker,
hinston; C. V. McGehee, New Bern;
Walter Rouse, Dover; Walter Guthrie,
Morehead City; W. C. Jackson, Ayden;
W. H
Arba;
Philips, Ayden; John Harrisoi ,
O. L. Joyner, Greenville; Wi ,
E. Johnson, Beaufort; F. D. Foxhall,
(reenville; John Bidille, Fort Barnwell;
Tenjamin. Whitley, Beaufort; J. R.
May, Snow Hill, R. F, D.: Willi m Ro;e
Coldsboro, R. F. D;. F. -K. Alfred,
Aurora; W7. M. Lang. Karn.vill :; F. M.
Justice, Verona; N. 11. r.e;.ri;..", ! nc
Hill; Thfmas Perdi.c. Fall.rg Cnek-,
Madiid Frazel, Richland's, 1'. V. D;
Jere W. Fountain, Richlands Wm. W.
Pollock, 'Innlon; Guy Walton; Jack-
scnville; John T. Hargett, New
Bern,
Troy Pet-le, Auixra; J. J. Ivey, Seven
Springs; William Sabiston, Jackson
ville; D. W. Murillv Richlands, R. F.
D. ; James B. Dawson, New Bern; W.
J. Perry, Trenton; John D. Walters,
La Grange; J. C. Langston, Kinston;
E. G. Pridgen, Trenton and W. N.
Whorton, Florence.
SECONp WEEK.
B. M. Lewis, Farmville; Simeon
Saddler, Hobucen; R. P. Howell,
Goldsboro; W. R. Swain, Aurora; W.
J. Braxton, Greenville; H. A. Brinson,
Grantsboro; W. G. Sutton, Seven
Springs; J. F. Rouse, Kinston; E. H.
Davis,Marshallberg Lemuel Dawson,
Snow Hill, R. F. D; William Aman,
Jacksonville; Sylvanus Barker, Tren
ton; Octavius McLawhorn, Vanceboro;
W. B. Ellis, New Bern; J. K. Dixon,
Trenton; Daniel Lane. New Bern. R.
F. D. and L. H. Mallard, Trenton.
COUNTY TEACHERS' EXAM
INATION. The regular fall examination for
Teachers' Certificate will be held Thurs
day and Friday,-Oct. 10 and 11.
The white teachers will meet at the
office of the County Supt. on Thursday
at 10 a. in.
The colored teachers will meet at
the brick church on Cypress street
Friday at 10 a. m.
S. M. BRINSON,
Supt. Public Instruction
Craven County.
HA, O JOHN, WHAT IS THE
TROUBLE NOW?
Why haven't you heard the latest?
They brought old man economy down
last -night in an automobile and he is
telling some strange stories. He was
hung up on the fence for weeks watching
the sheep feeding in the pastures, watch
ing the wool grow, watching the shears
clipping jt off and went to the factory and
anefwacthed every process until he was
able to purchase the best line of foreign
and domestic woolens that has ever been
his good fortune to. do.and- his correct
fall fashions-are now ready, prices lower
than the lowest. He is again stopping
with. ..o.- - "
R. SAMLVER, V '
MERCHANT TAILOR. 1 f
91 South Front St., -.New Bern, N. C
and is thanking' the public for their
liberal patronage in the-past season and
do earnestly solicit a continuance of
same. He remains. , ;u
Yours most respectfully, (- i. -LATEST
ECONOMY
- The "United States Civil Service'
Commission announces that on October
19th an MahiiW'tioth of applicant ibr
position pr'-stenographer and type
writer in the government service will
held .In Hew Bern.Norfolk:. Eli-
abeth Cityi; Raleighand iWilnunaton
The examination will be opentoboth men
and women over 18 years 6f age.y- Fur
ther information may be obtained upon
application to the secretary otihe local
board; pF civil service examiners at t he
postoffices In the placet named,
' , .
, ,. ,., . .
NextlWednesdav rOjtoUr-9th,iba
- been set- aside as Fire- Prevention Dav
in'' North Carolina. Nothing " means
more than the enforcemeotf our : fire
ion has an age from fire, , , .
I ii s-t, to " '
ny ef our.; 'Some me. k thief yesterday relieved
re orded; Mr, G. C West, who is Mr. J. W. Stew
y of tie art's private secretary," of a new coat
i irate i which he had just 'received from t'.e
u
No Sick Headache, Bilious Stomach,
Of Constipated Bowel by
Torn, the rascals out the headache.
the biliousness, the- indigestion. the!
( sick, .aour stomach and (out gaes-
' turn them out tonight and ltee; then
out with f oscareta, ;';. i.
1 Millions, of jnaa and women take -a
pojson jn th'4ntetities and bowels.
Then you will feel great. r
A Cascaret tonight will surely straigh
tc n " you out by' morning,--' :: They
work while you sleep. A 10-cent box
from any drugr store means a clear
head, sweet stomash and clean, healthy
liver and boweFSotidii ; for , months.
Children love to take Casacrets because
they taste good-7ever gripe or sicken.
' - .' ' ; m '
' Hazleton Hotel and had left the coat
and a pair of trouserihahginjr -on a
chair -in his room while he attended to
some duties in Mr. Stewart's office.
During bis absence the coat was stolen
a ad as the thief left no clue as to his
identity he will doubtless escape ap-
pTehenslon.
Workmen are now adding the finish
ing touches to the Improvements be
ing made at the Hazleton Hotel. This
work has been In progress lor several
weeks .and the entire Interior of -the
building has been changed and every
one of the rooms refurnished. Wnen
tne repairs are completed there will b
no more attractive hostelry in the State
Mr. Stewart has not yet leased the
building,, but there is every probability
that it will be open in time to accomo
date visitors to the Fair to be held here
during the latter part of this month.
NOTICE.
Governor W. W. Kitchin in further
a nee of Democratic principles and in
advocacy of his candidacy for the U
S. Senatorship will speak in Vanccbord,
Craven Co, on Friday -Oct 11th, at
11 o'clock a. m. Everybody invited
G. V. RICHARDSON.
EXECUTORS' NOTICE
Having qualified as executors of the
last will and testament" of Mayer Hahn,
deceased lateof Craven county, N. C-,
this is to notify aU persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased to
exhibit them to the. undersigned on or
before the 2nd day of October A. D.
1913, or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All persons in
debted to said -estate will please make
immediate pay. nent. This 30th Sep
tember A. D. 1912.,
' JOSEPH L. HAHN.
F. M HAHN,
S. M.- STRASBURGER,
WALTER B. SOLINGER,
Executors uuder last will and testa
ment of Mayer Hahn deceased.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having- qualified as administrator
of the estate of -W. N. Pato, deceased,
late of Craven county, N. C, this is
to notify all- persons having 'claims
against the estate of said - deceased to
exhibit them to the . undersigned, on or
before the 28th day of Sept mber, 1913.
or this notice-will be pleadel in bar of
their recovery. Alt- person . indebted
to said -estate will please make immedi
ate payment to the undersigned. '. , -This
27th day of September 1912.
.George' W. Pate.;..
Administrator of W, N.PuEe, doceasej,
--i " . W. D. Mclver, Attorney.
GOOD LOCATION FOR BUSINESS
SITES'. -Valuable
property now --or- sale For
large -warehouses ,'or- other- sites lor.
manufacturing, ' large 'piece' or par
cel :of. land adjoining t&VN.-rS.- friight,
depot and 'railroad. : Street front '104
feet run to- halinel . Trent- 'riven
Will sell all or any paE.! Will lio oris
now one of Ehc coming sites for butlness
in the near?, future.-' Look squick. took
well.i See F, Hill, the Shi ogle man.
for ' further, information. 4 53 S,.Fi
street; Phone 55. V 1 - - -,
t "' "' " " r"11-" '''' '"-
"ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.,,;
iHaving- quilified as- admim'strator
ofr Ben Hahn, deceased Ta te of Craven
County, KCr thliis.to notify all per
sons having, claims against the estate
of the said deceased to exhibitrthem to
the- undersigned on- or b;fore. the ,2fid
day of October A.- Drl913 or this notice
will be pleaded ba r of t he.ir recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please n.ake immediate payment.,
.j. '-J V. 1 HAHN L-
.""; Administrator Behn Haen pet
erased, ' "v ?
This 30th Scot. 1912: ",'
l-llil I7.r,t;j I
'' 0. II. SALE. .
Unless previously' called for and
all charges paid or otherwise dis
posed of, the Southern Lxpress
Company will sell a large number
of unclaimed shipments at public
auction to the highest bidder, at l
the office, of the company in Newi
F.crn, N. C, on Thursday, Oct.)
24, 1912, commencing at 10 o'c lock
a. m. -
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fl U A f i K LS IB r. V f ' I - -' .
i .: i - ir-'r -' - ' ; TCI I -- I . I
Mf i - -. (-mzitxw
Jbod i IFF
HlO"ZrS PJfSSllE ULUBi NT,CE . . Tflt
Fi'ty-nl siventr-fl-fe - cents per
salt. Strlcly cn:h, Quick serylca.
Olothes callc ! far a ad delivered.
Phon: 224 ? CRAVEN STREET
Foley-(Hdnoy Pi!!s
TONI4IN ACTIO" OWCK IN RESULTS
Ohr prompt reHaf from B ACKACHR,
XIDNBY and BLADDER TROUBLK,
RHEUMATISM, CONQSSTION of Om
KIDNEYS, INFLAMMATION of me
BLADDER and sfl annoying URINARY
IRREQULARTTIES. A positive boon to
MIDDLE AUED and ELDERLY
PEOPLE na for'Trt'OMEN.
MAVI HIGHEST HECOMMENDATCdN
si A. Dmrta. 3t WsskhutoB St.. CoutstU1i
(sd.. is in U 85tb 'H writs-Si-'4 bs
kWf ni tiered maeh Iraat air kldoars mna Mad
Am i had MTer backachM ad my kidney actios
sss too trsgmnt, naMM to lass saqsa eieep
t sis-fat, and In my
in my isaasrtnsrs was ooMtspi
Foley Klifaay Pills (or soms tinsa,
i. a loos ro
mm ass now frss of ui touble And acaia abls tt
np-aadasoand.. Fo y fUutr Fills ssf
UrV risim. ttlon " ' ; "
OR SALE BY ALt DEALERS
mi ass now fras
S10NTAUK CO.
NORFOLK, VA.
to more fully demonstrate
the "superior quality-of - their
Ice Gf earns
we will for the remainder of
theiseason sitve the -
10c.i.ififFR 5c.
j2mt 4, eV
ICE CREAM SODAS, - 5c.
EDWARD CLARK
ibiS' TEMPLE ' -
C6.C31)
immwaMwamMWKzm a a r - - m a i m m M
Music ly
v -
j The copartnjtship heretofore existing
betw.cn W. A. Mcintosh and J. A
! Hark-T, trading tnder the name of J.
A. Marker & Co., is hereby dissolved by
mutual consent. W. A. Mcintosh p-. t
chases the same and assumes all debts
and liabilities of said J. A. Harker &. Co
All parties indebted to said J. A.
Harkef & Co. will please pay W. A.
Mcintosh or New Bern Fish Co
J. A. HARKER
W. A. McINTOSH
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2a
EHISMNII iNIHBlCITE.
(ffilTE USD)
DOMESTIC LUMP iD
POCAHONTAS STEAM COAL
YARD FOOT CRAVEN STREET
PHONE 34
Gotton ! Cotton! !
E. BEUiott, representing
J. E, - Latham, is in ' the
market for cottons - All
parties having . Cotton to
sell will do welt to see him
beforeselling.
: - E.B, EIXIOTT,
6 Graven St. Phone 745
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Saws or Planes Hammers or Screw-drivcro
all tools any tool o'
best of Its -kind may
Trowels.
tool for shop,
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F Ff PORTfCN OF
OF NEW BERNE, N C
STANDS
FIRST among the banks of the City
THIRD among the National Banks of
the State
And as it has Surplus and Undivided Profits amounting to $101), 000 and
apital amounting to $100,000, it has a place on the National Bank Roll
of Honor, which includes only banks having Surplus and Undivided
profits f'qual to or exceeding their Capital stock.
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