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TK WEEKLY jfilM IrtabUahe 1878 . Published ID Two Bectlona. everj Tuesday an Friday, at Journal Build i M-60 Craven Btreet CHARLES L. gTXTIKi, iblTOR AND PROPRnSTOR. Official Paper ot New Ben and Craven Gouty. . ' -; gMBSCRIPTlON RATEa Two Month.. .. .. .. .. .. ..I IS Three Month!., .. .. .. .. . II kz Months.. .. . .. .. .. to twelve Monthi.. .. .. IM ' r ONLY IN ADVANCH. The Journal la caly sent on pay-ln-idvance baste. Subscribers will re ceive notlca of expiration ot their sub enrlptlona and an Immediate reeponae Ut notice wvi oe appreciated by the Jiurnal Advertising rates furnished npon application at the office, or apod In jnlrr by mal mteed at the Postofflce, New Bern, K. C, as second-class matter. New Bern, N. C. April, 21, 1911. A PERIOD OE MUNICIPAL TJNEEST. X The reports from those North Carolina cities that have had pri maries thte spring, have shown an unusual spirit of local discontent The papers have merely iudicated this discouteut, probably the full story would uot prove edifying, for there have been bitter amnios Hies engendered, that the decision at the polls has uot settled. Why this unusual rancor among those who have hitherto been po litical frionds, each community must determine for itself. But that the primaries have beeu bitterly contested is no secret in any city, Perhaps Raleigh has shown the most remarkable pTimary exhibit, in the registration of negroes and the taking of the Democratic oath by white Republicans. The fact that Republicans have no voice in way of nominating and voting in municipal elections in this State, because their party attempts no ticket, may be the reason for Re publicans taking part in so many cities this spring, in Democratic : primaries. It is doubtful if a sin jgie city can prove an exception in this, tho few, it might be said only Raleigh has made a full confession of it. That Republicans are thus taking part in municipal prima ries, hitherto exclusively for DeTn ocrats, indicates the gradual elim ination of politics on strict party lines. This is not unhealthy, where good tax paying Republic cans can have a say in their own business, as tax payers of a city. But the fight this spring in Dem ocratic primaries has been person al, and a family fight is always the fiercest. The May election, to car ry out the primary nominations, will settle who is who, as office holders, but it will not settle the bitterness that has been and still exists. POLITICAL EDGED TOOLS. ' Presideat Taft's Canadian re ciprocity bill is likely to prove something of a stumbling block to democrats. As a political meas ure, if passed without amendment, it will hurt the democratic party. It will not carry out democratic promises, and failing in this it will cause dissatisfaction among the people at home, who look for rem J edies not further evasions. The opening fight by Congress man K itch in, is amusing, enter taining, spectacular. It caught the galleries, and republican and democrat, alike, applauded it. The press used it in sections, to fit .. -i -. i ; i t. lis umereus ciass oi reamers, it was a fine speech for In its diver Bincatious it nttea every mna oi politics. It burned republicans, provoking democratic laughter auu applause. Jii svurvucu ucuiu . , "r i l . i crate, producing ghoulish glee among, republicans, It tickled insurgent and progressive, and gave two hours of congressional entertainment that was hugely en joyed by those present. Tint n'nw "wi thA mnrninfr af. tor," from a democratic view point what is the gain t It is this thing, actual gp.in to democratic interests that is just now all important, from both a party view and also the stand of those who want to see legislation that shall help the peo I !o. . Personal campaign thunder, sought by any democrat at this time, is most unfortunate. It i . ans injury to democratic inter 'V Particularly was Mr. Kit 'ii unhappy, democratically :, illy cdiiHiili'ied, in attack ; ' i: (tr Wmmoiis, r ra':si!;; " , ! h f ' V'. ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT AvcgefaWePreparaltonforAs slrailatiiig tlKFoodamlRegula tingtlie StomafJjs andBowelsi Promotes Di$eslionheeri ness and Rest.Con!aiiis ncither pium.Morphine norMiitcralJ NOT NARCOTIC. jrifaidjkmufntm AMfeUts jtmtui himStfd QanMSuar. UmiiipiM tint. A nprffd Remedv forConsltoa t Ion , Somt Stomach.Diarrtaa Worms .Convulsioiis.fevcrisli ness andLOSS OF SLEEP, lai Smile Signature of NEW YORK. ranleed under il Exact Copy of Wrapper. fellow members, Messrs. Webb and Gudger- Looking at Congressman lvitch in's reciprocity speech, going over it aud considering it with its too general hearty acceptance by his political friends, the republican enemy, aud the political shafts of scorn Vast upon his own party members, it looks as tho the gain was on the republican side. It seems democratic political fate wheu the promised land of national success comes in view for the party to stop by the way side, and its should be leadrsrs fritter away op portuuities, to play the political game of persoual advancement, and thus weaken the party inter nally, when its entire strength, of each member, should be against the political enemy. State of Ohio, City of Toledo, X Lucas Comity, rs. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the city of Toledo, County and Stat aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every ease of catarrh that c'annot be cured bj the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscrib ed in my presence tins G4h day of December, A. D. 1880. (Seal) A. W. GLEASON. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & CO.,Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists, 7oc Take Hall's Family Pills for con stipation. Put His Foot In It Miss Elderly (showing photographs) And this Is the dear old house where I was born. Mr. Dopey-SUl standing? Well, Weill Tbey don't build them nowadays MTrhat tbey last more than thirty or forty years. Boston Transcript GIVES AID 10 STRIKERS. -Sometimes liver, kidneys arid bowels seem to go on a strik and refuse to work right. Then you need those pleasant little stnka-breakers Dr. King s New Life Pills to give them natural aid and cent.lv compel proper action Excellent health soons follows. Try them. 25c at ill druggists. A Young Cynic 1 Tom They say that every woman Is beautiful In some one's eyes. Do you tellers ltt Jack-Certainly. If yon Include bar own. Boston Tran script ' WOMEN Women of the highest type, women of superior education ana refinement, whose discernment Judgment give weight and force to their opinions," highly praise the wonderful corrective and curative properties of Chan Itrlain's Stomach and Liver Tab lets, Throughout the many Itages of woman's life, from girlhood, tlrsr;!i the ordeals of" mother t;: J I) Le declining years, there is t) vJtr or more reliable med i v CI nn lerkia's Tallets are , ' f -... re ej 25c a lox. TBI For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Over Thirty Years TMt umuR OOHMMV. NIW VOHK CITV. Public Speaking For Farm Life School, Public speaking ih the interest of a Farm Life School for Craven coun'y will be held at the following places: Cove City, Friday, April 21, at 2 p. m. j Havelock, Friday, April 21, at 2 p. m. New Bern, Friday, April 21, at 8. p. m. Vanceboro, Saturday, April 22, at 2 p. m. Truitts, Saturday April 22, st 2;20 p. m. Dr. J. Y. Joyner, Rupr. of public in struction, and Dr. II. Q. Alexander, Prest., of the State Farmers Union, and others have been invited and are expected to speak at several of these appointments. Everybody is invited to attend and all persons are requested to urge the peo ple to come out and hear the distin guished speakers. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORI A Declining. He They Bay the demand for tips has greatly declined. She Offer on to the waiter and see. Exchange. AVERTS AWFUL TRAGEDY. Timely advice given Mrs. C. Willough by, of Marengo, Wis.. (R. No. 1) pre vented a dreadful tragedy and saved two lives. Doctors had said -her fright ful cough was a "consumption" cough and could do little to help her. After many remedies failed, her aunt urged her to take Dr. King's New Discovery. "'I have been .using it for snmeMime, she wrote "and the awful rough has almost gone. It also saved my little boy when taken with a severe bronchial trouble." This matchless medicine has no equal for I hroat and lung trouble. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaran teed by all druggists. Defined. A number of scholars were asked to explnln the meaning of the term "righteous indignation," and one little chap wrote, "Being angry without cusslmr." Foley Kidney Pills contain in concen trated form ingredients of established the rapeutic value for the relief and cum of all kidney and bladder ailments. r oley Kidney rilta are antisptic, tonic and restorative, Refute substitutes. F. S. Duffy. . The Beginning and End. Fond Mother It was at this point In the entrancing landscape that my daughter received a declaration and accepted. Friend And tell ns the rest of the' romance. Fond Mother tin fortunately that Is all ther was. Meg f 'ndorfer Blatter. , . When a medicine must be given to young children it should be pleasant to take. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is made from loaf sugar, and the roots used in its preparation give it a flavor similar to maple syrups) making it pleasant to take. It has no superior lor eoids, croup ana whooping cough. For sale by all dealers. Died From Bad Writing. German handwriting attains a de gree of illegibility unknown In Latin scIpt A tragic Instance of this fact was afforded by the death of Johann Bacber, an Austrian musician of the Inst century. Bacber spent most of Lis leisure for fifteen years in compil ing a history of the Viennese opera. When the manuscript was completed be submitted it to the Imperial acad emy, which bad promised to publish It In three months it was returned with a statement that no member of the academy could decipher It Bacber then sought to have It copied, but no copyist, capable of deciphering It wa to be found. As a last resource be de termined to dictate bis work to an amanuensis only to discover that tb greater part of the manuscript was Illegible even to himself. The thought of bis wasted years of labor unhinged his brain, and In a fit of deprenalon be Bears the Ay , Signature AJJ A $ Use I For it. t-iMi t. n m II n n w fcja bii aw n vj u u ua it Ou'rSred JSubscriters RESOLUTIONS OF.BESPKCT. North State Lodge, No. 106, A. F. and A. M., Havelock, N. C, March 28tb, : 1911. -.( f .: . Whereas, The Supreme Grand Mas ter, in the exerciso Of Hia Sovereign will, has inflicted irreparable' loss on this lodge by the death of oar lamented brother, Adam Whitehead; therefore, as a tribute of respect to his memoiy, and in expression of our appieciation of his Masonic wisdom, we do resolve: -1st. That Bro. Whitehead was an up right Mason, faithful in his tllegiaoce to the Unigo tenets of this institution, and who, in their fullest exemplifica tion entrusted himself with all hia in terest to the Lion of the Tribe of Ju dih, by whom hia body will he raised and beenmo as incorraptable ashiisouL 2d, That Bro. Whitehead was an af fectionate aid devoted husband, a kind and loving father, a genial, constant frit nd and a useful loyal citinon, with out enemies, and respected by all who knew him. 3d, That we tender our warmest sym pathies to the bereaved family, and pray that God's blessings may attend and comfort them until tbey are called to meet their departed loved one in the great beyond. 4th, That these resolutions be spread on the records of the lodge, a copy sent to the family and also published in the New Beru Journal. G. W. CULLY, ABRAHAM DENNIS G. W. BENJAMIN, DOCTOR COOPER JAS. B. ROBINSON mEYKlDMYPlliS ron Baokaohk Kioncts and OLAoeaa That's What Ifa For. Patience Do you believe in wearing false hair? Patrice Why, certainly! What else would one do with it? Tonkers Statesman. A HEALING SALVE FOR BURNS, CHAPPED HANDS AND SORE NIPPLES As a healing salve for burns, sores, sore nipples and chapped hands Cham berlain's Salve is most excellent. It allays the pain of a burn almost instant ly, and unless the injury is very severe. heals the parts without leaving a scar Price, 25 cents. For sale by all deal- His Bogging Latter. Poet There goes a notorious and fronBrmed begging letter writer. Friend What I Why, I thought that chap was an editor. Poet Well, he has written me at least a dosen letters begging me not to send him any mora of my stuff. Pock. DO GHOSTS HAUNT SWAMPS T No. never. Its foolishness to fear a fan cied evil, when there are real and dead ly perils to guard against, in swamps and marshes, bayous, . and low lands. 1 hese are ihe malaria germs that cause ague, chills and fever, weakness, aches In the bones and muscles and vay in duce deadly typhoid. But Electric Bit ters destroys and casta out these vici ous germ from the blood. "Three bot tles drove all the malaria from my sys tem," wrote Wm Fretwell. of uocama, N. C. "and I've had fine health ever since." Use this aafe, sure remedy on ly, otic at ail druggists, A True Philosopher. "I wish I were eligible to join one ot these patriotic sons of something." "Too bad you're not" " "Still, If my ancestors hadn't always taken to the woods In time of warfare I might not be here." Kansas City Journal. Children dry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORI A Caatles In the Air. If you have built castlea In the sir your work need not be lost'' That Is where tbey should be.' Now put foun flaUons under tjbsm. Tboreau. . .i . - ; ' Lame Shouider is nearly always due to rheumatism of the muscles, and quickly yields to the free application of Chamberlain s Liniment, for sale Dy all dealers. Periodle Cemets. There are only eleven periodic com ets of which the return has been ob served by scientists. Congressional Library. The library of congress la the largest collection of volumes In the western hemisphere and the third la the world. FOR CONSTIPATION, , ttr. L. H. - Franhain, a prominent druggist of Spirit Lake, Iowa, says: Chamberlain's Stomach an J Liver Tab- lets are certainly the beet thing on the market for constipation." Give these tablets a trial Von are certain to And them agreeabh and pleasant In effict. Price, 25 cents. Samples-free. For aaie Dy an dealers. The Honeymoon. ' , For thirty days after I wedding the ancient Teutons had a custom of drink Ing a meed made of boney. . .XIE.LTr.2C: A::aClir.r:T:::' i is L ----- i... i , "3I"!T If : FDR BECDRDEHS COURT WILL THE RECORDER'S ' C6URT SAVE THE TAX PAYERS. MONEY T . ' Fees paid witnesses by county 832 47 Fees paid Solicitor by county 183 00 Feed paid juries by county 2 017 50 Fees sjvld magistrates in 8 h. township v 118 28 Feeding prisoners io jail 1 736 65 Making a total of 1 1 838 90 H. M. Groves, Auditor for Craven county, baa furnished the above figures over bis signature which represent some of the costs of the criminal Superior Court for Craven county during the year 1910. What Craven county would have sav ed last year if there had been in opera tion a Recorder's Court. This U only a part of the saving, for there are oth er items of expense not mentioned. Wherever the Recorder's Court in North Carolina has been es'aMihed, it take less thaa one third of the time to clear up in the Superior C turt than it did before the establishment of these courts, in or other words, tha Superior Court closes on Tuesday night of the court week. It Craven county had a Recorder's Court last year instead of . paying wit nesses for the State 1832.47 it would have paid them 1375.00 and saved the county. $ 457 47 As the magistrates in the Eighth Township could not. try criminal cases the county would have, saved 118 28 The solicitor would have prosecuted one-third as many cases as he did, .hence instead of receiving $183 00, he woo d have received 161.00 and sav ed Craven county 122 00 Instead of paving juries $2, 017 50, it would have paid them a little more than one third of that amount (adding mileage) and saved ' 1 217 50 It cost SI 737 65 to feed the prisoners in jail. In count ira where the Recorders Court is now in operation the jails are practically empty, even when Criminal Superior Court is in session. Thus it is a safe estimate that last year it would ' not have cost over 1400.00 to feed the pri sonars in jail. This would have saved Craven county 1 375 65 If Craven county had had a Recorder's Court last year it would have saved ) $3 290 90 Some of the oponents of the bill have argued that because the Sheriff and the Clerk of the Superior Court are no on a salary the county could not save mon ey. What have the above figures got to do with the Sheriff and the Cleik? Mr. Voter of Craven county, if you are sincere in wanting to save y ur county unnecessary expanse and ih tix payitr his bard earned money you will vote for the Recorder's Court. In every town and county m North Carolina where tyere is a Recorder's Court, the court itself not only pays the salaries of all the officers of the court, but psys annually many thoussnds of dollarsTnto the eounty and town treas uries. The court for Craven county will do the same. Mr. Voter, these facts cannot be honestly denied. What are you going t do about itT The opponent of the establishment of ihe Recorder's Court certainly is con aistent. He says don't rate for the Re corder's Court, because it is framed up simply to "give somebody a j h," and then he says vote for the Farm Life School. I would like to ask him, does he expect that school to run without giving "somebody a job." We hsve read the bill, and our impression is that competent teachers will have to be em ployed. The aliove la like all the argu ments he has put op, and yet he thinks he can fool the people. We are in fa vor of the Farm Life School, and think it will be s great blejsing to Craven eounty. This same opponent some time ago said that Craven county had- done without a Recorder Court two hun dred years. Mis does not mention the fact that Craven county has done with out Farm Life School for over two hundred years. Yon see, Mr. Voter, the language some people use in mak ing sa argument depends whether they re for or "agin" a measure. It is this way. Mr. Voter, the reason that some people are not "agin" the Farm Life School is because that that the estab lishment of the Farm Life School does not take money oat of the pocket of some politician and others, whose names t is needless to mention, si the estab lishment of the Recorder's Court-will do. : v . ... ' Again, let ns say that ws are very much in favor of the, establishment of the Farm Lifs School, and we believe that it will be ratified by the voters for two reasons, the first Is thst it is s mer itorioas measure and the thinkingmen of Craven eounty will vote for It, and in the second place, the fellow who al lows the other man to tell Mm howo vote will not get orders to vote against this money, for as said above, the es tablishment of the Farm Lire School will not take money out of certain mens pockets, benee, there is not the same opposition to It as there is to the es tablishment of the Recordei's Court. Plain as the noes on your face when you consider who it trying to defeat the establishment of the Recorder's Court SAFE MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN Foley's Honey and Tar Compound If a safe and effective medicine for chil dren ss it does not contain opiate oi rrtt.tul t'-''-. The gatmine Knlny V S t.rn-y "'.i 'i sr Ort-cww t is in a yel i t j -V. a i y. - 7r . NEW BERN. N.C. 4 O, PAID ON o SAVINGS: CONSERVATISM. It has alwAvj.been the policy of the officers and di rectors of this bank to manage it in a most ' conserva tive manner and it is due to this fact, in r large meas ure, that the institution has won the unlimited confi dence of the people of New Bern and Craver County, thereby accumulating deposits in excess of $335,600.00. Deposits subject to check are welcomed in any amount and 4 per cent interest is paid on Savings. WM DUNN CD BRADHAM TA.UZZELL PREST. VICE G. S. BROAD STREET NEW BERN BUILDING - The attention of the New Bern public is invited to the flct that the next series of the NEW BERN BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION opens April 1st, and that no better or Siifor invesfment is offered for their favnrahle consider. niitr) Tnn ol-nlr t$ fliio nAniila Srtirnr rm ns-asV So n Am .tan o m aiiuii. i lie 9iu(.a ui una yvuiai iiiTcauucm io nun uii aaic through the agency of the undersigned who will be pleased to explain its merits and method of ope ation to anyone interested. v - W. O. BOYD, Agt Elks Building, C-A-W-DY -. Another shipment of that Famous Liggetts Chocolates received ' V by express., : ; SATURDAY CANDY AT 29c PER POUND. Anything in the Drug Line. ; Prescriptions Called for and - Delivered r" : Gaston Drug Company ON THE COR NER PHONE No. 65 The tooSJL Stor - Physicians Advise (he Use of t goodlaxative, to keep the bowels open and prevent the poisons of undigested (ood from gettlnglnto youl system. ; .X i - -. 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