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USING YOUR BANK
'spwsf Hi$ Bank was established' for service.' The aim of its
H v- management has always been to, render painstaking
i careful and satisfactory service for all of its ' depositors,
and for the public in geperal. You are invited to avail -yourself
pf the facilities afforded by this bank in all of jts departments,. v; i
vjCHCiai . panning auir 'ji uoi . uvuipauy i avenues.
Yes
It's possible for our store to give
you a great deal better value for your
money than any other. ' '
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Just try one of our Childrens Rom
peVs size 4 to 6 at 50c, or our Misses
Colored or White Embroidered Dress
es sizes 8-10-12 and 14, at $1.25 to
$1.50.
And see where you .will find your
self going for your next one. You'll
; be dollars aheai The best of every
thing inflie dry'goods Ene. 3
the Highest-QiiaHfe0
tne Lowest
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MONEY :BACK tS-
'l Od BUYSA 25c BOTTLE to
1 advcitisc. CUT OUT THIS AD,.
sisn'nntnc and tal.o to your c!ri!;;
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tain Freezers Send us your
orders. J. . Basnight Hdw.,1
Ca. Pbne 99 67 S. Front St
Undr Stress iff lU.;: Healtftii'iLged
u P vne ocr uggie. siri-
? Mexico Cay'Mayi 2. General PoiH
'dtjfli' piaz 'Resigned tN ; presidency of
Mexico 4:45 VKvj'iiUiif'
noon. v, Francisco De La Barraautonrtt-
jcally became provisional praideqtfbat'
will not . takfl the, oath 'until later. t: Im
ntense crowa thrbned the streets,' but
there was no .violence Buaineaa was4
suspended by general -accord;., i'-v i--.
'i Provisional J'riaidenJ-elect ; De . .La
Barr a acknowledged ' his elevation to
that high biSce in an opeii letter to the
Mexican people last night. He declared
he. would n8t be a candidate for Cither
!J i. L ir I L :
I prcsioeni or vice-presiueni wnen a gen
eral election thould be called. ;
. In his letter" De La Barrs, in referr
ing to foreign relations, declared that
the Meticari government wilt 'spare no
effort to make its relRtions with for
eign nations more-frUndly every day.
President Diaz's letter of resignation
follows : - : . . .4
"Sir-The MexicaaVpeople who gen
erously have covered me(; with honors,
who proclaimed me as their leader du
ring the internatftinal war who patriot
leally assisted me in at! works underta
ken to develop industry and the' con-
rtierce of the republic,, eBtahlish its cred
it, gain for it the respect of the world
and obtain for it an honorable position
inUhe concert of nations; that samepeo
pie sir, has revolted in armed military
bands, stating that my presence in the
exercise of supreme executive power is
the cause of this insun-estion.
'I do not know of any fact imputa
ble to me which could have caused this
social phenomenon, but. permitting',
though not admitting, that I ma) be
unwittingly culpable, such, a' possibility
makes me the least able to reason out
anef decide my own culpability. There
fore, respecting as I have always re
spected the will of th9 people, and in
accordance with article 82 of the Feder
al constitution, I come before the su
preme representatives of the nation in
Order to resign, unreservedly, the. office
of Gons'itutidrial President of the Re
public with which theationai 50te hon-1 Cramp" Shipbuilding and Engine Com
ored me, which 1 do with all the moielpany in this city.
I reason since, in order to remain in of
fice it would be necessary to thed Mex
ican bloodj endangering the credit of
the country, dissipating its wealth, ex-
haustihg its resources and exposing its
policy to international complications.
'1 hope, gentlemen, that wnen the
passions which are inherent to all revo
lutions have been calmed. more con-
cienlioui and justified study will bring
out in the national mind a correct ac
knowledgement which will allow me to
die, carrying engraved in my soul a just
impression of the estimation of my lif,
which throughout I have devoted and
will davote to my countrymen."
OLD Pil USESn-
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Farmer iWUl'; be Supplied With
. Veajher,? Iictiopa: by it
WaabmgtoiC j. jfe May 26 --Announcement
Is made by the 8outhero Bell
Telephone and Telegrrh rompanv lhat
it has completed arrangements by which
co-opersting with Ahe United. States
Weather- Bureau, it wiU Apply mora
than 25,000 Southern farmera with daily
weainer reporia py(iepnone,, ;
At a riven hour each dav a ireneral
alarm will , ;be' sounded, alling every
farmrr to the telephone -; The daily re
port will thei he raid.'; Ia case a far
mer duas hot find it convenient to -an
swer the slgna he may have the privlr
Hg of calling the operator and receiv
ing the information. . : ..
State Bond Issue Sold.
Raleigh, N, C, May .25. -The issue
0? 1310,900 North Carolina State bonds,
4 per cenh-- for forty years, was sold
Thursday to C. C. McDqnald, of Ral
eigh, and A. B. Leach, of NewYerki
on a joint bid for $ 10,124. Of these
bonds $240t000 is for the fireproof State
administration building and $60,00 for
the proposed State school for feeble
minded. There were seventeen bidders
arjd the total amount of bonds bid for
was 387,100, : 4-" '
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Another Big Battleship launched.
Phrfadelphia, May 25 In the presence
of the Governor, and a delegation of
visitors from the State for which is was
named, MIbs Dorothy Eunice Knight,
-dqugntejr of former Phief Justice Jesse
Knight, or Wyoming, ctwistenea tne
battleship Wyom ng, the nation's latest
dreadnought,; when the warship was
lauched Thursday at the yard of the
Rheumatiim' P.alicved in Six Hours
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- Dr. Detchon'f relief for Rhenmatiam
usually relieves severest cases in a few
hoars.:1 Its action upon,tb eystein is
remarkable' and effective, It removes
at ones tne cause and tne uweasti quick
Is. disappears. First s really beoe-
I fits,.?5e and ?L(W.' Sold t;tBradbam,
Bndstreet's VVeekly Trade Scport. ;
r Richmond, Vs.; May 2S.-Brad'treet's
tomorrow wilt set for- Richmond" and
vicinity; ::C .' "
Changes foT the week la tbs condition
of trade areftwandoOtimportaot. Job
bars of ' shoes, clothing .and hits Are
making early shipment t f f all ok)t
and have received a, gool volume, of
business.: The warm weather haa bwn
favorable to retail trade, and 'stocks
have bea depleted to tome eiteot,
Poondrks Snd iron workers bsve a tpit
profpect for future-'l)iln but, st
present most of ihsm are working ort
Short lime ' Driers lit paper end kio
drd lines rport only mrtderste snle
and ui.fsvoralile markrt e mMloti Hue
j te an f xtunded period of low ptic.
Curtilmnt of pr!urtion - corrtinm-s
smong thifottri npinning nj kr.ktinff
,tnill(, Mvnufsct Jrrrt of-buggiM and
i(f(ni hve bl a fairly ssti'Taetory
i.iin. ColletUir r fir. . The on.
i tinu4 drought l uufsvoral-U to il
Announcement.
I hereby at oqce announce . myself
safo candidate, and may I . now thank
my many friends for. past patronage.
I now shaH cut prices on all kinds of
sawed ahineles. a large stock on hand.
moat be sold by April 14th; will close
out cheap as I expect to' make some
change In my business. . You win and I
lose,. V. : .
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Prlcfia.ITpwardj Miljs Curtail Proa-
pwwj e or. mg urop- i nac is
;jfteil?y Demand.- .
Cotton I continues to soar: .the mills
continue to run; near curtailment is
pracucea ana snort time la tnreatene.1.
All manufacturers seem to agree upon
three things. First, that price of cot
ton and eotton goods are at a disparity
and many of the mills are not making
8 profit Second, The way lo lengthen
the supply of cotton and shorten the
supply of cotton goods is by abtual
short time. Third. The other fellow
ought to shut down tight or curtail 50
per cent while I run full time.
This-policy of everybody waiting for
the other- follow to curtail has placed
cotton in a very strong statistical po
sition. Spinners find themselves bid
ding against each other and against a
handful of strong speculators who have
the. situation so much at their command
that their supremancy is conceded. The
supply of goods seems to be ample al
though the accumulations are not bur
densome. . In Great Britain business
cqntinues good and tbe continent shows
improvement.
Crop accounts are very favorable and
the start la milch above the average
except in small areas in North Carolina,
South Carolina and Oklahoma, whare
dry weather has delayed the coming up.
The acreage and The use of fertilizers
Will exceed all records, Man's effort
to grow a big crop, and an early one
can be defeated- only by conditions be
yond human control. A big crop of
cotton is desired and a big crop will be
required for the world's need. "None
are so arxious as those' who watch and
wait," and all civilization is concerned
about the cotton crop-and this anxiety
will not be relieved for many days at a
time until we are nearer the bales.
J. E. LATHAM,
Pay
ing Bills By Check.
When the fact is considered that over ninety per cent of
the funds used in business is transmitted by check, one lo
gins to realize the importance of this method of handling
money. , "
This plan enables the business manor the private indivi
dual to keep his money safely in the bank instead of on u,e
premises, where it is constantly subject to loss from various
causes.
This institution, which, since its establishment in 1907 has
' formed a steady and consistent growth in all its departments,
cordially invites accounts subject to check in any amount.
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Board your horse at a Mod
ern Sanitary Stable. Daniels
Newberry Live Stock Co.
South Front St.
Special Committee,
Washington, May 26 A new turn
was given to the Lorimer case when a
number-jot Democratic Senators declar
ed a party caucus ' called by Senator
Martin that they would support the La
Follette resolution,, which Would place
the conduct of the proposed new inquiry
in the hands of a special committee of
five new. Senators rather than leave it
with the regular Senate Committee on
Privileges and Elections,
.v... - A' BOX, PARTY,'; f; f f
: Mr. George Pendleton was host lit a
delightful box' party at ; the Athens
Tbiirsdsyr V?-V;
"-f teres joying the entertainment at
the Athens the guests' repair ed to Ihe
eoj bachelor; apartments of Mr Pen
dleton where delicious snd templing
refreshments were served. '. ';. .
Those enjoying the" pleasures pf the
evening were; '"' ., ' t .
C Miss Msud Hunger, Mrs. Pisrl Costf
nrtt of Wesninston, D. C , Miss Har
riettl Marks, 'Mi Sidney G iblett of
Skvsnaah, Miss Emily Parmele of New
York, Mrs. Ch tries Pottlt, M. and
Mts. Frank flawyer,: Lieutenant, and
Mr. Cecil Gabbtt, Mr, William GrifTin.
Mr, Jet5.Claypfiol, Htv.R. B. ilnske.
Dr. Jonepb Patterson, . 'M - . f '
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'l'y JJlRTHDAy PAIiTY.."r
- LUlle Mli Ann! Khipp, daughter of
Mr. rd Mr. Frwi Shipp entrtaind
hr you'g frii-n'l Thur.luy afternoon.
1 he ocedBUin Wn her,ighth birth
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A ft or stlrniling the mttinre at the
; lux Legal Hanging.
Frankfort, Ky., May 2(l-Kentucky'B
Isst legal execution by hanging occurred
yesterday morning at sunrise, when
Roger .Warren, a negro, .who kilted an
other negro, waihangejJ. Warren con
fessed the murder. An electrocution
law is bow effective in Kentucky, v
Hainmocks--Fancy colors,
extrar large size, very durable
aCpricestKat . will surprise
you J J; S, Miller ;
ligni Doe ket For Rext Term Court.
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UoWS something unexpected occurs
tbe nexUtertn j)f Craven' County court
which convenes on June 12ih, for none
week term, will nave one of the light
est dockets of the year up to the pres
ent tUn. ; Outside of' a few blind, tiger
defendants, sent -ever since" the - last
term, there bavs been 'only a few de
fendants boded ovr from any'of the
mafiatraUa courts er from, the police
tourt. However, ,lt Is" invsrisbly the
case that the June docket is very light
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1. MME HUE THE THINGS YOU NEED FOR MM
WEATHER COMFORT AND OUTINGS.
Large And Fine Assortment Of Soft Collars, Shirtn,
Caps And Other Requisites.
Aside from the question of coolness is the perfect enjoyment mih: iIiI.
if you equip yourself properly for warm weather outing.
Stiff collars and shirts and a heavy hat all detract from yum-pie. r :ir.
because you are more or less uncomfortable. With our soft ( nil ::...
cool, easy, hut dressy, and one of our smart ani roomy shirt you ha.-e
only to add a cap to your costume to aSbure you of ideal comfort.
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