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' TWO MEN TAKEN iNTAiCUSTP
J PY YESTERDAY BY LOCAL
AUTHORITIES.? Vffe
'is:
i r..-
arly yesterday ftiorjrung" Sheriff Line
,ved a phone 'message' from' O.; H.
v ? Wetherington ;;'at iTuarora ? Btaeing
'C ;'tha; two suspicious looking character
t i .:$3- passed there early In the day, headed
. , fin the direction of New Bern.; A short
fttimeJater he received a second phone
ji'mewage iJnjDBgdrA '.same parties,
i;. rWiV one coming iron W. M. , Regig-
; iter, who Vesides about a mule this side
' ;of Tuecarora.'f,'Mr "Register stated Jthat
'; he was driving t(long;a path which run
' parallel iwith '-the allroad, ; wtien 1e
' "V :av. -two 1 colored men ittmg on the
7 itoad. As soon as they saw Mr. Regis-
! Jter thermen ,got in the ditch and re
' knained there until he had passed. .
' - '- Mrf Register immediately J phpned
. . ;the Sheriff telling him df the action of
i '.the 'two men, and he phoned Deputy
v Sheriff Brice 'Bratcher at -parkl and
rtold. him to be on the lookout and ar-
, rest them when '"they;1 passed through
''that;place,'.'Sf; 'v;,f,n'':-''frt',iv''.'f .,
4 The first t wo colored . men that ar
rived at Clarks (going east were arrest
ed, but the officer soon, learned that he
had the wrong men and releasee them.
A little later one colored man came along
.and he was taken into custody, and when
asked ' his name, he gave it as Righard
Jones.v A short time after Jones was
arrested Sheriff Lane accompanied by.
Deputies Sheriffs Smith, Bayliss and
Pittman. Arrested - a man
amn,'. who gave his name as White
White, had gone around Clarks and was
on his way to New Bern, the prisoner
was placed in charge of Pittman, and
Sheriff Lane and DeputyljBayliss took
the freight train back to New Bern,
while Smith went down the railroad
track. The man learning that he was
pursued by the officers left the-, rail
road and went across the swamp to
the county road, where he was later
arrested by Deputies Smith and Pitt1-
ir.i l. '.
The men were brought to New Bern
and placed in the county jail where
they' will be held for some time as susr
' picious characters.
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TWAS
RED BUGS.
Virginia Dare Eaten upBy The
-Critter. ;.
(From E. City Independent.)
Dr. Richard Dillard.&ofjjEdentori,
thinks he has solved the mystery of
the fate of Virginias Dare, the first
white child bom in America and, the
lost colony of Roanoke.' .After a1! tramp
thru trje Woods around Fort Raleigh
an Roanoke: Island. Dr.' Dillard says
he would venture jthe 'guess that the
lost i colonists were the - victims " of
Red Bugsand not Red Men.
COLORED GRADED SCHOOL.
The colored graded school will open
Friday Sept. 11 for cbndirioned and
new' du oils. .
Regular class work will begin Mon
day, Sept. 14th. i - .,, ,
v J.' T- BARBER, Principal
9jt-10ti.. . ' . , ;
PAMLICO VICTORIOUS.
Score
Defeate i Morehead City By
T ' ol i to 0 , ' ,
PAMLICO,' SeiSL' 3.--Jhft Pamlico
team defeated :ihe Morehead ' City
learn yeseruay vy juiv score oi o 10 v,
in one of the best games of baseball play
ed id this part cf Jthe "country this sea
son. ' i The game was close and excit
ing from thebeguining, (.There were
ohly six errors made ''during the - game
, which were equally divided. Bly, pitch
ed good ball (of . the borne team-,, trik-
ing out tea 4 men. While the twilling
done by Piner for the-Morehead City
was equally as good. ' .. w . 1
"i Battery for Pamlico Wise and Bly,
for Morehead City Brock and Finer.
A
BASEBALL J GAME YESTERDAY
. , . ( - . AFTERNOON:. , r '
yi 1 y j ; - -r .
, . . The Red Sox were 'Victorious over
x' t , the Ghent, Jr., team by ,the score "of
" : 18 to J in an interesting game of baste
, . 1 ball played at Ghenp Park yesterday
Bfternoon. ;i "
. ' j 3 - Ball Pugh and Cherry i comprised
h 'v. the batteries for the Red Sox, while
v' the pitching and catching for the Ghent
11 jr.," team was, done by Nelson and Gilli-
. Idn. ' i ' -!'-'
: Danclrtg at Ghent Park Ton Ifiht
i. Music by Band.' 1 f
poTTEn t'sairiir
I LET US OVERHAUL' YOUR CA I
Expert. Mechanics W do the 'Work.
Careful and' Efficient service.; Wfc are
a. ;.yjur Call at all Hours,
PEOPLES
GARAGE
91 ; ' 'r '
ULLY ? & PERtS t Proprietors!
?J.-rhone:i85'u. ..
W z ;'N- m-f, t I'r-y-
J Diarrhoea Qslckly Cured.
t'-v'V was taken with diarrhoea and Mr.
Yorks, the merchant, here persuadSa me
to try bottle of Chamberlain's Colic
Cholera and Dierrhoea Remedy. , Af
ter taking one dose of it I was cured.
It also cured others that I gave it to,"
writes ; M. E.' Gebhart, ! Oriole, i Pa.
That it not at all unusual. An ordinary
attack of diarrehoa can almost invar
iablybe cured by one or two doses of this
remedy. For sale by all Dealers. , f k
Children Or7
FOR FLETCHER'S
Dlzxy? Billlous? Constipated, j
Dr., King's New . Life Pflls wfll curt
you, cause bealty ffowl Bile and rids
your Stomach and Bowels of waste and
fermenting Jbody rsoh?.r jTbeyare a
Tonic to yourstomach ' and : Livef and
tone the general 'system.;? First, dose
will cure you of that depressed, dizzy,
billious and constipated condition., 25c.
all Druggists. viVl?- '
j-, Po-Do-Las Banishes Pinples
Bad Blood, Pimples, Headaches, Bil
liousness, Torpid Liver, Constipation,
etc,.vcomes from indigestion. Take Pbr
Do-Lax, the pleasant' and absolutely
sure Laxative, and you wou't suffer from
a deranged Stomach or other troubles.
It wiB tone up the Liver and putrify
tie blood. Ust it regularly and you
wTfl -stay well, have clear complexion
and Steady nerves. Get a 50c. bottl
to-elay. Money back if not satisfied
All Druggists. '
:' I have opened the McCarthy Mar
ket here I will always carry a
tflne line of meats and poultiies at
reasonable prices. Phone 790 and
receive prompt '.service.
J. M. PERRY,
217 Pollock Street.
The National Bank
OF
NEW BERNE, N. C.
IS THE
5f
OLDEST and STRONGEST
AND
r
ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN THIS SECTION
See our new elec
tric Coffee Mill.
Granulates or pui-
verizes coffee to !
your order. All cof
fee ground when
sold. Hackuurn.
First of Season Celery
and Lettuce.
L C. TISDALE
79 BROAD ST.
UBAUFORT, NORTH CAROLINA
the
FISHERMAN'S PARADISE
! Spanish Mackerel. Blue Fish, Trout.
Plenty of boats Charges
Moderate.
CO?.:i ORTABLE HOTELS AND
COTTAGES
Extremely low Season Week End
Sunday
EXCURSION FARES,
via
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Ask tic'-.et agents for time tables and
fares or write
W. E. PORCH Beaufort, N. C.
H. S. LEARD, G. P. A., Norfolk, Va.
J. F. MITCHELL, T. P. A.
Raleigh, N. C.
MORTGAGE SALE
Stop That First Fall Cough.
Check your fa'l cough or cold at once
don't wait it may lead to serious lung
trouble, weaken your vitality and devel
op a chronic lung ailment. Get a bottle
of Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey today; it t
is pure and harmless us it freely for
that fall coLgh or cold. If baby or child
ren are sick give it to th m, it will re
lieve quickly and permanetly. It soothes
the irritated throat, lungs and air pass
ages. Loosens Phlegm, is antiseptic
and fortifies the system against colds.
It surely prevents cold germs from
getting a hold. Guaranteed. Only
25c, at your Drugftist.
fVhy You SJiould Buy
Your Groceries Of Us.
Because we carry best goods
for those who demand
highest quality.
We cater to the bes t trade i
as well as to those in Mod
erate cirenmstances,
This is a high class Store
for everybody "
For Prompt Service
By virtue of a power contained in 9
deed of trust duly recorded in the orSeie
of the Register of Deeds, oi Crarrtm
county, in book 176, page 57, securing:
one certain promissory note for th
payment of (500 and interest to Nanaife
B Mc Lawhorn, said note and salic
dted of trust having been duly assijgfV
cd to A. G. Lynn and the under sipimsS
with all rights, powers and privilege
therein contained, the undersigned irBB
on Monday the 7th day of Sept., 1914:
offer for sale, at public auction, at thee
hour of 12 o'clock M. at the court houasr
door in New Bern,. N. C, and Tt.iEJ ac
for cash to the highest bidder at sariS.
sale, all the following described rem.
estate in the town of Vanceboro N. C.
known as th Jackson hotel ami' stot
property, beginning at the comer' erf'
the. Masonic I odge lot on Waehiew
road, thence down said road to a Taaip
post in front of Jackson store, the
up Grernville road to the publi sefcoo
house lot, thence with this lot t tbm
lane between the Greenville roaid mA
and Washington road, thence with savSt
! lane to the beginning,. containing 2 atrtm.
more or le3
I This sale is
(A. G. Lynn,
McL whom.
RALPH E. DAVENi
Assignee tf. Trusts.;.
made at therequesfsrf
atsinee of Nanaf
. Fresh Oat Flakes, PH0NE 172
Grits gnd Corn
Flakes. Hackburn.
53 Pollock St.
H. X. Armstroitg
Children Crfr
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
Capital, Surplus and profits
Total Resources
$200,000.00
900,000.00
4 Percent Interestpaid on Savings and Time
Deposits.
For
llfiry Talks
pi
Modern Business demands a strenuous lift.
The marts of trade are teeming with brilliant meti
and women working at top speed, and doing ausi
accomplishing. v
These men and women find' "
PEPSI-Cola
A safe, reliable energizer. It stimulates their mincfo
bodies clears their brains, quickens their step.
It helps wonderfully in the days long
steady grind.
You will find Pepsi-Cola at Soda
Fountains or Carbonated in y -M
Bottles, anywhere
of the Most Pleasing Designs!
Fumed Oak, Golden Oak and Mahogany
Limberts"
Arts and Grafts
1 -i
Furniture
See.
1 si
New Bern and Morehead City
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WHATS THE USB.
'I-
. of worrying. Life Is1 too, short.
Qne,of the greatest problems thdt
confronts the thousands of housewives to
i day'is."iWhat shall we , have "forv'r
s . dinner tomorrpw' In New Bern V
, that matter Is easily solved. Just ;
; ask central to rgive you 239 and j;;
the trouble Is over: tor we have -
everything that, a First Glass
Meat Market should carry 1 ;
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One nice home in Ghent on Spencer Ave.
Two nice homes in Riverside, National
Avenue.
Nine nice homes inside city limits, in dif
ferent parts of town, some very desirable
locations.
Four nice homes in Bridgeton
Falko have some vacant lots in Bridgeton
JSfe J3ern, Ghent and Riverside. I can seii
'yiiu property f pr cash or on easy terms.
Don't fail to see me before you buy. lean
save you money, and don't forget to see me
before you buy that farm. I have hat you
want. I handle everything in real estate.
: Come to see me. If you don't buy I will
;be glad to see you any way.
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THE
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