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; v'iV' " ) ' -Vv'-NiE'BERNrNCiTuDAY-Morning januart' ;f, v:
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Every Can Jidate Foi Con
" . grfess Should Have A t ,
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TiirDPnPir'Q
RIGHTS UP HELD
Congressman From Third
District Selected By
1 The Voters .
4 ,t. i t '-' , '.;!
' The Tw.rnAl voicd rlie scijiiiiu'iits of
rbe iKiijotry of Ok. pjli'ir in in uiJi
Sunday ' morning' vvln'ir it. is s..iil mat
the hi'ldni of a t;i'.irurv v a? ihv usi
. maunrr in--;ivliwh t' curt i rcpn.-m-ntaA
five 'to (lit) in.-t (. ou?rt'M .'from tins
' Tbo. 'jiwjjile liavu, n tmurs put
; been ' v noml in jiu;u ;s of this kinJ,
a few polinci.ui.i carry i lie ihe 'hsinct
jiifct as vlioy dt-'sireil. TIh- dav wluii
th!- can lie kui h i iit Iti tin. pi i
yli" whb are' ruling H coiimry UAl?y
nrid:ic the- popl'5 n-ba ire oing
lo ulcCt hr mr n vr' iri 7 I -sit ia tfie t linir
of tlic rri"-ilei!u llicitu. of ihti Sau to,
hi CongivV and-in -ot.W offices
There w nothing' do .neiiak'm a the
vote on the people to ;he nw,n vhi?tn
1 fie public rloi-s jiol think stumhl he
srnt' to olfipe. .
' A n'i-dr i'0',"l: oace s;iid: .t
A wfiipon . ttiiit ?oiii!s dawd a.
. As snowflakes tall unon, the sod:
Ijut executes a fruerfu's ,wrll ,
k As litshqim' dt)rs tio will itl Cmd;
A id Ironi iwitrtu'! "T door nt lock
'(.Til shifcfil yffU-tis the tiallot bo,.
It 13 ,ini.' UillH Bll IIIUI' isuuif n.-jve
; i ' tcv fear and ...tht-iri fear ,js1evident. tn
. " the prchBnt" race for nomination for
..Congress five men have- followed the
; original announcement of Hon. Charles
' K. Thomas and have, rant their hat into
nhe ring mid it is understood that an
; (4her onq is on thrt verge of taking this
-l-ftCO. "'.;.'-. :' , ''.'; ' ' Vi
Of (ourbt the iatc Is Opcno all coiftJ
.; :;.:- ts.; No one is barred rom entering
';, but the1 people of the third district
.- J. : are going 't ;ndt!te marf whom tlity
t ' pant 'to Confn is. 11 It, is the people
( ' xvio'. will cast the votes and it ft the
: ' .people vho have tie a undivided right
to send whoever thrry, please to repre-.
nt them them M , -
, j i, ' I ron Chaiks R 'I honus, of this city,
i' ,; ' M. Koonc of Onlow ' couhty
and' Oeoige K- Hcod of Ooldbhovo,
are , in , favor of h )hling " fi i primstrj,
t. i., Qvej the entire district and decide -.upon
i the election of a representative ia this
, y . manner. "It is the piiqple of the:,entif
' district - ho wilf be represented and
. , " i v naturally the entire A strict should have
'( ''iva hand, in selecting iht Congressman.
' It is jider.itod that Kx-Judge O H.
, (Juioh Jias a!d that' he h willing to
I hav . a primary . in . graven countv.
4" However; Craven count v ii ndt the onfy
1 T 'one'in t'hik ditrfct and its people are
k' ' not tho only-ones intcmied in the Cftn
gretonai rf fiUt 'FiKf irttvs-reason : the
t i ' Pu''r cne oniftMjn that the l)6ld-
- ( '"K f 4 primary here 'feould bc entirely'
1 'ii''i'; l''ti divided witti two fxndidatK In 'the raiei.
- . I- ;tK ' JIowo'CPi tbat makes' Iitttti .ot.'.,no;difl
'''''tM11 'r Thoniag dottht'cb realizes,
dnea'tor) Guion,' that part ofttb
':0f'.i(;,f&'4?5:.Sftc ier tt' his ptilittcal oppor
I , vs ' netiti bit. thai: 13 not ;wofvyihg him; in
; r ' tint' l4as.r, , Ho bclie thai .the holding
':''ryVJ 1 primaV';aJfl over" thl diitrict
v J 4 nd'square way of scaling the
:';t-- 'UiX-'fituatiOrt apd h'e, George HQiMiGolds
M''fM.0 Koonce of OtuJow
; . , are requesting : the. Democrat. Execur 1
: ''Si' -'';;',h tive Cqnmiittfte.to hold such a jrimary.
.f y-; ' jji :.: -Thap "this w ill -be done, there little
if -iV'ilS doubt for by coing this everjpv.man
' 11 '.'jn the rate h,t a fair a ltd hquae deal
V ': ' V'vJ ;V' -"and th. .'voters are given their .rights
'. 'i'1i.i?''.-'?''i"f:.''in betngt allowed to aalect the mansfcrhom.'
fit.
V:
REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
ATLANTIC FIRE COMPAN f
- The resular monrhlv mcet'n? ol.the
JVthint it: Steam ire Fnr.ine Cor,tiany
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BIBLE OOri FEREGCE BEGINS
. BT'-' TinrninAf r nininn.'.
J f i . AI lAHtKNAULt liHUHliH
FIRST , SERVICE CONDUCTED
' I AST NIGHT iJY REV,
B. I. II'JGJE.
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1 he nrfif mfH'iV of two weeks'
session of tlic B'uli! Conference to be
held at the Tube; ie. Baptist church,
took pLiu 1 1 ' i with Rev. B 1 a' y
Hoge, of N'onill;, as ihe principal
speaker of tba invasion..
Rev. Hopy is .' 1 owi'tfuL and Jiuent
sneaker and his ;i, t.i'cva front Phil
albums' ): "!.;)" c to l.tvo is Christ,"
was wvll dchveie... and also veil re
ceived. One ('! the features t this
ti i.fft 1 iicf is the ttii.irnn; of the old-time
smics which si1 delighted our nind
111(1; hern. I.hsI niht as the strains
of "rtfo in ih Anns of Jesus" Idled
'i lid vast audiLui'iuin there, was not a
one present wl Wjs not ulad thai they
had :i 1 tended.
Ihei-e nieetuis, .which an held -for
th purpo-ie of. deepening spin: nil "lite
are also, a.- is usnafly 'the case, ivm-
sectarian. 1 w- of the special themes
of Rev. Hove will be. "M ho Work of ihff
llolv Snirtl ' and " fhe Return. 01
Christ," IJie meetings are held every
day at' 3 . clock and at 1 7 o'clock.
1 he public le inviwd to attend. .
IHE PBI1! TUTOR" TO
BE SEEN liERE SOON
is
ONE OF THE FUNNIEST
PL'AXS EVER WRIT-'-'
t-V '-"TEN.
On Friday night, January lo, Prof.
J, H. Bourdelais, assisted by the same
cast that presented h Woman's
Honor" so creditably last Thanksgiving
night, will pieent A "Trivate TtiKtr'
fof iyour ' approval. ;,s n
This play is-very laughable, it be'nij
the: escapade of two, qollcsfe boys who
anfsuspended from school, 'and in order
to fool the Old Aian thev hire a private
tutor, and then the funny. situations,
and then "some. . ,
The play will bo udt woith attending.
The-mon'-y rweived frolpt the sale of
tickets wjll be. turned jover - to the
Peoples Concert Band, and as. this on
gani7ation is the 'pridi1 of every one
interested in-the advancement and up
lift of thet-ity, there is-not the least
doubt but 'th;it the aiidienceiwill. be a
Jargif one ".',.
i- Tickets are beimj sold by a nuniber of
young persons at; seventy-five cents
lor v thoi lower floor
for, the bah 011 y ,
tn I- fifty cents
PROMINENT GOVE G1TY
CITIZEN iftVORS THDMAS
SAYS TVEW BERNIAN IS FAV-,-'
1 ' ORET) , IN THAT. e
' " , SECTION, l -
;J. S.-'RobJiisoniVof.; ovt '.pity';.waa
a"h)ong. the businesvisitoT-int the dty
yesterday', uM. Robinson; is. yrte of the
most prominent citizens of vthatec-
tiofi and whe when asked by a 'JournalJ
reporter, as t ,who:.wa tne lavonte
of 1 that -: section. Jn t the ; Congressional
fighl,he unhesitatingly answered Char
let. R. Thomas.1 " , , t .
. "The people Cove-City and suri
rounding section,' .said Mr.' Rfiinsoii,
','have sceb.tbeTwork that Mr. Tlioma
did while he was in Coigress, and know
ing that affiliation .with 'that body fof
twelve years haj 'made .him, . I'amijiar
with ; every-! detail of-t the - work and
placed him,( m line for, advancement
on the, various committees," thev are
anxious for him to go back, -and fully
seventy-nve per cent. 'of thcm will cafst
their votje for ' 1 " ' 1, ' '
.''DusinevH con, un. in-Vonr.'-kule
town" are goo'" .,uj . Mr, Ivobin on,
"Our Meiclia
ring the hoi.
int; to 'do a r
idinini I
rood on.! ve
- j t.. ,
,!ier
rl'airr.
! cod lmsiiicHS (' ;i-
' .1 aiv c"- 't
itatiily
' 4 'to .
'a r t
iKil JS bIIIoIii
To These Judge Daniels
butes All Wrong-j
1 " ' Doinft.
MAKES
r :r .V . : S
Robert '
'ki'f&'J-' J
AN
ABLE
j
Jones ' Will'
Go - On Trial
7 '.Today. '
... iIh.if were not fot the Use, of dhigs
and"whiskev, thA cn(iinat "courts t
the country could .be1 abolished'' saitf
Judge F. A. Daniels,' ysterday morije"1
ing in "iftlivenhg his charge to the jury
at the opening of the Janttarv term 0
Craven county .vp'rior C ourt.
Judge Daniels, whose .homo is m
Goldshoro,. and who was a law partner
of' till? I.i.n. ii:ol . h i K- ;:. A: cork,
has- ntany trinds-in , Now Hern and
these fleeted' hnu yesterdny. . He i- a
jnrhlf(;f niiirUcd ulull.v and his chargi,
which t'lll yet' biiiMv, -Cuieied al
pans of the ctnninal law. was onr oJ
tue best -Ver he; id an New Bern. )
At th conclusion of 'the ..charge tlH
folloniiig yratii jury was drawn, kftef
which 1 lie refills. r l'UMiii-'S wait taken
up-
.en. . (Miller 01 this eif , as foreman:
W. II. ( .'11 ton, X. K. Kiel's J. J. Harpy,
1). H. Stalling, (". A. Ryihan, E. iV
Daughterv. .. W. l-'eigel. M. P. AJd
ridfv, V. W. Pale. . W, Ko.111?,
H. 15. W:id.-worth, ). L. Smith, J. 'g.
D..-pje, I). II. Gaskins, O. M. Willi?,
. ( . Jenkins and M. V. Jenkins.
1 lie most interesting case on the
docket at the present term of court
is that 111 wrnrli Robi rt Jones-, a youtiir
white man who caine to Nev. Hern
about ' two years ago from Pamlico
coiiniv, is chanted with having com
mitted a criminal assault upon Mrs.
. C. Hobbs, who live on jvrab Front
street, this citv. Tins Js6 was not.
called vesteraay but will probably
be taken lip this . morniiicf.
lours is a yoi;ng man and has doubt
less been wayward during ms past
life hut there is some doubt in tvie minds
of the public as io whether he is guilty
of the heinous crime with which he is
charged. Attorney R. B. Nixon wil(
represent Ihe young man' while V. D;
Mclver will assist solicitor ?,C;'
Abernethy. in the prosecution. ','
1 .. At yesterday's session E.J. Blounty
was found'giulty on a charge f'of forger
and; was sentenced to a tern f six
months on the. county roads. . 1
Ernest JHobbs was fpu'id guilty of
carrying Concealed weaposs but judg
ment-.was- suspended upon .payment
of the cof.s. , . ;
S:, Johnnie Jones, colored, wa? found guil
ty of , adorning ; hi persOfM with a
concealed - weapon 'and .' Wa fined ten
dollars.' ..The tosts of thr cas'j were also
j)lared on him. , ' ,
Dollie Moore,' charired wn.h carrying
concealed .Wipons . was sentenced to
four . months ion ,the" roads.
, lleiirvThofiias, colored, cnarged with
larceny., wasj found guiltv and wa
sentenced to one year on the roids.
E
LOPEZ
'either
ESCAPED OR
CRUSHED TO DEATH BY CA E
' ' IN OF MINE. "V " v
, Bingham, tltarij Jan. S.t-AIJ hopes of
finding; JRatph' LopesJ: HxiH fojrs alive, in
the' -Utah-ApK.iraine "were abandoned
tonight' . 1 Sheriff . Smith witlidrew his
searchers': front. theV jn tenor ' workings
and the guards;, from, the portals, leav
ing the mine unwatched or the first
Clise im.e November 27, r;f'-:; ' 4
Altec killing ; tWA' deputies 111 an
underground buttle on Nobcnibeit 21,
making six in all he had killed within
eight days,, Lopez .called to his .-pur-
suera.Ahat niore than six men would
have ro sacrifice their, lives, if they ex
pected to capture him. No piore men
were killed, but "that he had. escaped
was conceded by his pursuers- tonight
Sheriff Smith declared that hu sudden
determination Tt. abandon - .Ithc
search was'reached bnly' afcef ;he was
satisfied," that :, the . desperado . had
either bscaped or Jhad been trushed to
-"rath by a cave rn which would, , pre-
v 1.' h body being fbund.'.. However,
mr ",y miners planned to begin a stairc!'
on heu' o'n recount tomorrow, luipif
' f
:'s body was over
iooke
: would vet i bout all the g
t V IS ( ' ' to us."
Attrfci
I
CHARGE
ABANDON. ALL HOPE
;,0E FINDING OliTUi
Sea Gives .Up' -Remains Of Wornran
Sought AH Over The
World.
DISAPPEARED ON DECEMBER f
ProbablyTPplice Have No Clue As To Manner
In
Which She
Drowned.
Was
'. NcW V..rk, J: 11. S.r The ImkI of Mis
Jessie E. Mc'ann, the voung settlemem
worker win. di.ip;eartd iri.-m hrr Hrnk
tyn lioihc j 11 -.1 a month ao. v. as gie.-1
Up by the ea today. Il ',i- .'.mud I'.'
a watch ma 1 sin-tth alter d,.-i":l i.i
Coney I
b v : he h
ifid. ii.iv.ii'.
V ;,( ill!: 'I
1.1
it, (i
storm. ' , '
l.o 15 imi.iersi..! ia"
(lire-. ,m i'..)4;ii. ayi;'. !
of th" yo 11c; n'oinan '.
in..: I p; vutitu by - i ', :i
,il the
I' l'-N I I' 1 .
r iinn!y
: in,, w s Ii
W -VV v.
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MISS JESSIE McCANN. i
initials "I. K. ,M."and bv article of
' i
clothing Miss IvlcCann wore the day she
disajjpeared.
Miss'. MeCann 'was 'last seen by her
family when she left home Decem-
bre.4', supposedly to attend to settlement
work, ditties' A few days' later her
father ,,-a well-to-do business man noti
fied the police of her disappearance and
offered ,t,OQO. reward for information
as' to her whereabouts. He also Had her
photograph thrown on screens of mov
ing picture theatres throughout the
east. I
The police today give credence lo the
story of a woman who asserted that she
saw Miss McCann the day af t,m her
disappearance, Hearing a bathing pavii
at Coney Jsland where the' body was
found. There was no signs of violence
on the .body, according'-to physicians
who examined if, and the police have
no clue as to the manner in-whi'h she
was drowned. ' f : ,
praliifiT
PUBLIC EXTENDED A CORDfAL
" INVITATION TO
ATTEND. ?
AContftbured ) SV
's 'A cordihls invitation s- extended th
the' public to attend the prayer meetings
that are . beint; -held i this week at the
Free Will Baptist (.fturch'' Mr
Everett, the pastor nuT di:ussi. the
following .juhjectsi.fir the week, To
night .he wjlfapeak oil "The Sin agamst
the Holy pirit ," Wednesday -night
','The Holy Spiiif Withdrawn." Thurs
day iiight Vlntempertncv". a,nd, Friday
njght the-Jsubjec.t will, i be- 'Church
K&.-eutiak"-''' ; 'J' e j 1
f L,ast . night Mr; Eveicut..,Kpo1keV on
tbe, subject of ."Blasphemy." ; vThese
subject" are klL.oi: vitiiCimportasce
and.a . large, attends nee is desired at
oach service. Mt$ "bverett- wiR 'discuss'
these subjects fron & Biblical ntaqdpoi &
and will-- be'Hnterestvny nd '-helpful
to the hearer, Friday riigjit IriimediateJ'
aner jiuu .prayer arvicuy v Ul di ureal
will have .their quarterjybusirtcss con1
vrence. ,s ' , , v .
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1 - Hi 11 j. . tin 1 1 1. ... j ; : .
Many a poor tunc is played on a good
- ' ':, -i' r
i nean
i a brave
t, e ( en.
"in t "
k
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FBEEWiLL- BAPTISTCHUfiGH
Herbert M. Holbrook Succumbs
In Brave Fiht For.
Life.
BURIED
1
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Miles,
The Slayer, Remains
In The County
Jail.
Washington, Jan. 5.---IIerber( M.
Holbrook, who was shot by his parliiti
R. II. Mile- in the I'alaec Barber sh- p
enr'y ThurirfLiy morning, died at the
i'ov ,'ie Meiiier!..! h'ispil.tl atiuda .
ll.a.'i ,
cu-ie-l from intern..!
Alior - ihe remaii
1 m ! ;i ia I 1 li'-y v, i -.
!f' ho . .'.a; ! t .e iioe e
... I l-tici'i : s 'eel.
' .' n-.s h..t in 1 lie
I liernii .rh 1
ere .u
.1
I lull'.!. nU
1 1). I. "ia ei
b 1. "i ill. i: .'
siiikiii.' ;.i,.la
iiuiiii and rr."i,
til the cm! At
b
,1
tl.i'Ae'l S'as )f
1 ' in 1 he ail 1 r-
i'i'.ji-.- v,irs!: ..n
l.l-l
pes v. . . ex
pie-sed for hi n
e'e: ihiag .via ..
an.'-e-i.o a'i..i
av.;-. y. Af' .t ihe
.. .'I s 1 i .l
a 'Hie 1 ,
1 i . 1
1.1. 'die, 1 skill I
ili'e.ie he 11.1 .so..! i
. . . '
ihi'iniit y o..tw-'."ii
IfoiLiri'ok and .vliie
earried to the ofti1-.'
Hiount. wei.1 he ,
Thuiaday ujiiil Lie
when lie was laR.n
A before slated, the
,70k
.vas : f
'. John (1.
lal-e.l J II day
ii.. ,i e alti.non
10 t lie hsi oita I.
cin.e-n-i have dis
cussed pi aeue.i '1 v uotlting MiC r ini
the
shooting. I ha- been n:iiv:ersa!iy
depiond aial symn.-.t'iy eo.'s out to
tiiuse oeiiu ! t id iuVi J '.lies anuj,.,
t"o, 10 1 ue. laiiiuy 01 Ana s innv in i
jail for t he c inti . j
. The. enriri- eiiy i. saddened .1-.
both prineiprds while oniy residents
here for ' he p is! lov yt.irs have
become pootdar, eich eiije-ying a wide
circle of feiinds.
Holbrook is a native of Hunters
ville, N. C , a small town near Char
lotte and is said to be about 25 years
of age. lie came to Washington
About three years ago and engaged
in the barber business and las' year
in connection with ,R. H. Miles leased
the Palace Barber shop and were
doing business together until Thursday
morning when the dispute arose ending
ill 'Hie shooting of Holbrook and his
subsequent death, Holbrook. in No
vrmler was happily married to Vliss
Annie Bett Shell 01, one of the city's
f-.ighly esteemed young ladies. 1 heir
married life was hippy and joyous
Holbrook was a manly fellow
possessing trails of character that:
always attract and draw. His eoi'ng
is indeed sail but the ways o' provi
dence 1 are mysterious and while we
canneit understand, sonic swee
we will.
J.,v !
j
'Miles -haiU from Ktrshnu.
and has been here seven I
Uist year he married liss
Faux, another one of the citv
S ( '.,
years. '
Maud
s nop- !
ular young ladies. The shioHng
and its sad ending as berore st,.ted
has cast a gloom over the city.
Ihe funeral of Holbrook took place
from his late residence on Bonner street
Sunday Afternoon at three o'clock
conducted by Rev. H. H Searight,
pastor of the First Presbyiena i churth,
o which the deceased was i eo.isistent
member. '
JONES ' COUNT V , CITIZEN MAY
', THROW SHIS HAT. In
i uni,iiunitf'
X is undttstood thatdlnbthcf'candi-
diitS for niinatlin aVep'reBfcntative
to Congress Mrara ihe a Third District
is to cafithij- hat ;into the rirttr and-
cuir me laeov i, ins is tT01... tl. VVnite.
Superintendent of . eVife "public schools
of : PtJlcksVille,1' tones ount'i. . ji "
Prot White Is swell known, lu lone'
county and : t)as jnah' . friends, ' there
,wm sivc. Bun eiunr support. ll
Pcofessor White', ehtcrs the race,-and
it is believed that he will.' hern will h
scv-cnV cattdidates in ' the "fight ; and
the probability that another will enter.
CliarioB . Wallace . bf ; Morehcad City
has not formally' . announced that ' he
will i.e in the fight, but his friends are
U! ; him to enter and as"eyerj'body8
d it" he may lake .the plunge and
r i the frav. ' ' 'Oi ,
Seven Hundred and Fifty
Enrolled First
. : ' "" Day.
Pupils f-
TWO TEACHERS ..'ARE
Fifty Pupils Fail JTo mak ;
pearance On f irst
Day. w '
' ' ri
Seven hundred and fifty (n tytfi '
answen d the roll call at the o eniag
of the New le 11 Public Schools lortlm .
Spring Term. This ininitv.T 1
ll.a'i h.- uMi.il enrollment but
or forty ; hu pupils have Ih
t.iiacd :ii i, ane on account .11 -1.
and i.'.il , -'t ! !'..r ! he i
less
turty
1 dv-
less
. nd-
:i b r
t lie 1 '
' .'' pi OS-
rr.i
on the ii,ii',n':i.i dav. ! h . 1 ''
1. idi.;.o i I and fore, ! to r'r n'iu
li e te. p.-.f. II. U. C'rae."). 1 !,-. .,, ;
) li-it'.'ij lorn of the schools, -'atc-d-
1 Journal n porter y-si'V.j t- al't.e--
11:1 ihil ihe '.iirollmont 'vo.'.i! (-rol
I 1
d.t n.i.tl: one hmJiel -i n i .st.-i-n.v-
five i y th, c id of the week sua I that, in
all pi 1! 'ability the two abieul teach f.-s
Would be on hand and ready for work
that tini".
Th. first hfilf of th- 1'i M-i ,..,.,n
is -on:)!, -t s.ieees. Fhe 1 ar lUec. 't
! '.es i.irger thin ever hi -for, and the '
ii?eaet:il 'deportemht of (lie entire scho 'V-
Ivi; u-e.id Ii v,';l c II. k?s. I i.rl... 1. tl... 1.. '.
!;..: r ... ... . ., ....
, n 10,11,; ui l ie ivriri, tuai: me ;irv.' Icul 1-
'.v r ild be In readiness by tho openi Ig
jefate bat this was iiujxisdib'.e and tie
trustees were 1 forced to inaee
'ih-r irrangoiiiunts. ., Howe.'er, trey
satcrer.f.'i hi httint up iWiius 11 .be
basement of the Clritlia bjildiag i nd
'hese proved entirely adequate to till
ail needs.
A 'inniber of new p'tpils an c-unin in
for the last half of the term, and ;t is
believed tjiat when all the regular
pupils, in addition to the new ones,
u 11-.. i . i .i ,. ,
,nie euiuiieu i uai, uuve wilt lie a OUC
one hundred and twenty-live p ipils
in i Ik school.
THE MCGREGOR MUSICAL
Cipenetl a week's engagement .at ..the
Athens today. Thii- is I lie most i tpeu
sive attraction ever booked ai the Ath
ens, and is, beyond doiii-. i lu best.
l'e ry seat in the linint- .i- ... copied
a id the aisles c-owdi-d '...si night
long lefore-the end of th - m t show,
i'v all means s e this ipleudid r,,ruianv.
livery act piesented b the n is clean
.nd refined romedv, and ni'.io: s,iid
or done to offend am sensiijl.'
PICTURES.
Aside from en: hi.; injsic,!
(iomisunv we have ,m e.xeell m
oniedy
picture
program today as follows:
"A Railroader's Warning."
This is one of those thnbrio, hutri
raising Kalem Western pntntes
"Pathe Weeklv."
Tiiese popular weeklies cm i int news ' t
from-all over the world. M i: t a ml Jefl '
play a verv prominent part n: thecomii S
section of tins'-pile. i'i '
"Cupldabd Throe. ..'v.-.i. t
A roaring S. & A. com - iy ,v II acted . j
in which the "tnngo" ii.iroduced.'' J
A.l.,:.,..., an:i.. i.c -i. . . -.i.. - J
miiiitvu,uii ja.i, snji ai uigii
starts at 7:30". Same show i iaiinen "
night at only 5 ind It) cents. Big show;1
and no advance in prices. :..v.5
REGULAR- MONTHLY MEETING ,
OF THE NAVAL RESERVES, y ,
-j, ' '! ""' . ' . ' " ' '.'"'' .y.V ,:r!V
iThe. -regular meeting and drill of' the '';'
New; Bern .division North, Girolina
Naval. Reserves wa held io their ar-; '
mory,, Ons Crave it- Vtreet last iught.V
At'the close Of the meeting refreshments
were served to, the members and tliiisOj"' ;
Were, greatly ..enjoyed.' ; t
'&-g ''Kt1"' ,'''.;' S '. V " "''? -,,,U4't-'
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS HOLCt 1
v ; REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING ;
i ti;- t h U "'-r: '-rr-Si ;t S
The Crsven. County Board of Conu '
missioners held- their regular monthly '
meeting at. ( the 'court house in thistity
yesterday. ? ,Thek morning session was
consumed in the transaction of btiui'" i
brought bafore them and in the af:
noon xM uc
auditing of bilU t
plac . No ie
Slice e .re l ,
s of unusual import
I t f " e the- Board.
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