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NEW- PERN, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 4, 1911
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SMALL INDIVIDUAL ESTATES.
HE impression is sometimes received that 8 Trust Com
pany cares only f.r large estates. This isn errSr. The
New Rem Banking and Trust Company exercis' 8 th
same careful supervision in the handling of small estata
as it exercises in caring for large estates In fact, the heirs of
moderate estates should bo safeguarded against any possible loss
as they are li ss able to bear any depr ciation in the settling of aa
estate than those pe sons who are heirs to larger fortunes It is
the aim of the officers of this company to safeguard in every pos
eiBVway the interests of coth the testators and beneficiaries in
handling i states, either large or small.
TO WOMEN WHO CARE
Women who are decidedly particu
lar about correct and becoming styles
and want their New Easter' clothes to
exhibit that discriminating taste and
excellent judgment so much desired
will find at this store the garments they
will like, however critical they may be
and our sales people can be relied upon
to give sincere and valuable advice re
garding the selection of the most be
coming style and color.
E ASTER GOWNS
Perhaps you want a simple dress of
appealing neatness. Perhaps you want
a very elaborate one. You can find
what you want here, $6.0.0 up.
HANDSOME WAISTS
Neat Tailored Waists elaborately
trimmed, they are all here in enticing
styles at inviting prices, 50c. to $4.00.
J. M. MITCHELL & CO.
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Former Raleigh Boy AohoiiDced
As Candidate For Governor of
Florida.
Rahigh, N. C, Aprils -The revenue
receipts for th's district for the month
of March are announced aa $366,746 33,
a alight falling fram February and atill
less than January. Nevertheless, the
clos'ng quarter will show a big collec
tion. The government has received
IS.S'Aia. Of this January furnish d
$409,196,90 and Febtuary $369,372 90.
This U maintaining tha record well and
there is no falling off. It 1s made all
the more notable because there U litt'e
if any, whiskey revenue in this collec
tion. All that may have crept into it
comes from oth r places, 'if it is there,
I h department doesn't (ret a cent from
any distille-y, though thre are some
Federal licenses in existance, it h will
known, and not a few. tigers in Ra'eigh
have avaikd themselves of the privilege
of owning one. Thus far, i here do' snot
appear to any fa'lin off in the to
bacco revenues as the tesu't of the re
cent dis ltii ion of the American Tolia.
co Company, ond Durham will furniih
apparently as milch aa ever.- The th
solved com anies declare that so far aa
they ate concerned, thfrj will ke node-
creaue in the manufacture of tobacc
The Florida papers have announced
the candidacy of Hon. John W.Watron,
for Governor of Florida, a political item
that will he of g eat interest to Raleigh
people where Mr. Watson was barn and
spent hib. early manhood. Mr. Wateon
is rerremb red as the son of tC well
known rhotogiapher of thecity who
died m.iry y ars ago. The family re
mained here some years afterwards but
broke up, Mis. Walter L. Tucker hav
ing been one of the daughters. Of the
five girls and two bojs, there aie tow
four living, t oth men surviving. Mrs.
Tucker was a sitter of Mr. Watson.
Ai'j'iUnt Leinster has recivf d from
the war di-par mcnt the nam' s of the
regular arrr.y rffirer h) have hi en
detailed f r duty as instructors at 'he
ifficers' camp of il strurtion to be hld
here Mhy 13 IS. Thty are Maj r Fan s
worth. Capt. A. J. Dougherty, Captain
Jehks and Lii utcnanti Marihai ait)
Coodwn. Major Henry Pai e, M. D ,
of Fort Moultre, is ex pec ted t inst uct
the officers of the mtdjeal crops,
Mr. Chas. V Brown, state bai k ix
amini r hus filed hit resignation with the
C irpnration oi,mm'nsion to become ef
feciive May 1. M .Brown will accept
the n ition of cosh'er rf the
Bink oT LnmHerton. Mr. Samuel
A. llu'il ard of Keidville, it assistant
bank examiner Mr. Brown was pro
moted from assistant to the. fficeof ex
mi.ier on h reiignitioT laat Septe.n
her of Mr. J. Kemp Doughton,
Mr. I ciniird II. Koyster. one of the
o'dest ard bst known citizens
Raleigh, died Tueiday morning at his
home on the o n or of Salisbury and
Johmon ttreetn, after an Illness of three
month lie w 71 years old. He is
survived by his wife, who was Mia
Bettie A. Front, i ml two brother and
one sister- Mr. D W. R yiter. of Win
ston Salem, who came to be with him
-during his illnear; Mr. W B. Ruyster
and Mrs Suisn A. Hiym of Raie'glh
Mr. Rnysfer was bom in Rafeigh 71
yam ago.
Many Raiuy Days During Month.
However. Total Precipitation
Was Only 5.83 Inehes.
The fo' lowing ars he maximum and
minimum terapersturts, with rain 'all on
dates during March, a recorded here.
It will be noted that while there seemed
to bi a good nsny rainy days during
the month, the total precipitation was
but o.83 inches. It it of interest to note
that the extremes in temperature were
82 and 24 degrees.
1 52-25
2 57-31
3 49-30
4 39-32 . 71
5 40-31
6 60 -30 . 86
7 4-33 .30
8 62-34
9 51-42
10 53-11 .33
11 48-21
12 55-39 .10
13 61-47 ,u7
14 64 -37
15 70-45
16 72-44 .83
17 70-34
18 69-45 .10
19 75 -45
20 78-55
21 83-55
22 82-f4
23 60-87 .22
21 65-37 .41
25 71-42 .27
26 61-34
27 .67-39
28 76-42
29 75-58 1.63
3!) 72-50
31 70-41
Vaudeville at The Athens,
Thurs., Fri;, Sat. The LaMonts
and their troupe of trained ban
jos, during the act Pauline La
Mont's superb voice is heard to
advantage. A new and differ
ent act.
Welcome To Newspaper Kickers.
The editor of the En lion Times coidi
ally invites all his political enemies and
lemons who have stopprd his paper to
come in and s e h m this week. He hi s
small pox. Monroe City (Mo) News.
Card of Thanks.
We take this method of thanking the
New Bern Fira Department for their
proTiptneis in rt spending to our call
of for alt. and for th ir very efficient ser
vice in bl inj to extinittfish th t fire ai
one of our seed r.cu es Turidsy. We
also witn to thank the owners and
employee of the neighboring mills for
the aitlslance rendered- by them. But
for their aid our lots might have been
murn more rertous. vj
NEW BERN COTTON OIL FERTI
LIZER MILLS.
IT OFTEN HAPPENS
The hull's that miike their nppraranrs In the dish pans and milk-pans
come 1 1 hunt wnrmnsr. 'ik r thn ghost that walks xt night Nooneknowa
how it hHpM-iinl. Wc don't mmrl, of rourw, hecaus it makes business
gool for UN The ho es urr there, and the new pans kre here. That's,
what wc urn t')ini' to get ftt. Solid, horwst tin, faanlooed in convenient,
Inning pnn, eir . waiting o av you many atepa ami kefi the food,
clean and wholpwime. Ai mur-h honesty has gone Into the making of this
tlrlwsre a goes tnlt a diamond ring. '
G ask ill Hardware Co: i
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( Attention Vderans.
You are hereby requested to meet at
esidenc No. 23, Geirge St.,- at 1,30 p.'
ro.indai to attend the funeral of our
Ut coo:rda and brother, Edward 8.
fttre. t i
J.. CLARK.
AdJ't.
needh a
, At The Athens,
what's the weather,
and comfort .
oo matter
amusement
We've jiat Vectived
an . assort mnt. of
S 'Table Mati":
Dont ritL that beautiful rxli!thcd top of
your dining table nj Uirtger.vWe now iiva,
sure trorifctiorr for tt-a-.iVerletl AlUo$ '
abl Mar, Mid of tolid boards of a- '
st beatott beat f rbm 4ib "d sriUd liquuia I
cannot an mrotirn rr mar mc -
tabk. fvtyje and in to Ct
anf t AI, with extra leave to . .
SlftRlt a the Ullt ia txtt ntlcd' .
,Th farfa art ttrort&ly hinred o
hf mif b frddf d ind rut aay wheh not
in tieVTrwfjinff flannel covfrins may;
I rrtifivrd when they rtquife
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Tln fOldoov olplt to cost fl&,000 has
b W given to the new Cathedral of Sfr
the Oivlrt ! lil.Otl It K.
Ptp-3U(kea (a tnenory f bi r sUter,
CaroUM.
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'4rXArVH ''' 0' VTfc; W- thT
l -J 'Why. l sn- fx womy, iu im
nobbiest H t sprtnf and summer
iampW. I snAat ever eent pfloes
rif rtowa yon4 'U 1 T'jr Jolflaat
tver bla patron of iMt scawafi Ind
tales this ro of riprslc a en
p reflation to tha srat ptiblle for the
Mine. The tanli at S;r' r e0i
aery trylnf t iHJta e anotSer.'.
"Ko may t hT," i aM th thread
4 (ha ndte, ''but t a tlci o i al
vt gsttiiig it la ti e eje." . .
' "nh, I dm"l m"- ihred tU
awdi. I no't'-o'th I w.evr
That old chair
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coat OT.unina-L.ac to maxe
it youns: again B. P. S.
specialties for the best house
keepers." J. S. Ba8night,Hdw
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Dr. Charles Uunaao, of Beaufort.
was la tha eltjr j ester Jay,'
fitjwart. af Carteret coaa
tfi aa bare yeaUrdiy pofoaiosM.
J If MfV?X!i(me,hb rift;
ed tV Journal office i Tucsdiy
slternoorr will cslt tzjAa - tods';
be will tin'somilbing (o his
vtOICE Of THE. PEOPLE
TtatD LooKiKa at j-evnrv-
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Taft Will R-ply. to the Colonol's
Attack But Not Now. Four
New Mem tiers Does Not
i'haiige Political Com
plexion of Senate. J
Washington, D. C, April 31. Pres
dent Taft will continue to refrain from
reply to Colonel Roosevelt's attack on
him ond his adm nist ration. The presi
dent inlends answering some of the
charges the former i r!6 dnt has made
in the last few days, but thtre will be
nothing psrjonal in the ansneis. The
first three rep ies will be ma le on April
11th at New Yi rk vhen the president
attends the annual recrptim of the
II. i n League Club and 'he annual din
ner of the class of '78 of Yale, the
president's clafs. At this time the pres
ident expects to take t p the charge
against his railroad leui-iiMon, includ
ing the establishment of the Commerce
Court. Uo will not ment on Roosevelt's
name.
The Anti-Trust laws of Missouri were
upheld today unanimously by the Su
preme Court of theUnitt d Status. The
court approved of the sUte's acti m in
ousting the Standard Oil Company of
Indiana nd the Republic Oil Company
of Ntw York from the sUte and fining
each $50,000 under theso laws.
'Th ? s'ale charged the i ompanies with
hiving entered into a combination to
control the prices of oil and to pre
vent competition within the st ite. The
Supreme Court of Missouri found them
guil'y.
Although within 24 hou -s Mexico and
the United States have s'.-.own ea-h oth
er the miilej list, nfhViaU in the State
Department declared th; t the outlo k
todiy is much more favo.aole for peace-
Tnis is due to the. enthu3ism with
which Madero's message to the Mexi
can Congie s win received and the an
nouncem nt that the Mi xican pros id.-m
has good hopes of levin a ne nrm
of 60,000 men to crush he rebellion.
Should recrui's fl ck to Mndero's nrmj
it would put an end to nil tal c of i t r
vrntion, according to t-tate I)pa
ment orticialH,
Ameri 'ana in Mi xic i b'esafe i a long
ai Madt-ro hold-i tnpirrn,icy. 11 Mi x
ic ins support their ailoiinincration t)n i
co and the Tarasutt (licel le la Hiirru
l);a7. rrftia', brl.rvid In tie tinuncmg
him, face disaster.
Ceasar Cone, of Greensboro, went
before the Senate committee on ni?ri
culture and protesttd against the pan
age of the Smith anti optionhill which
if paised. would pievent the buying or
sellng of "futurt.s" of all agrieu ttiral
products. Mr. Cone sai l the bill could
do no gcoj to any one, c u. but n-sult
n a great loss t the cotton growers
ai.d manufacturers.
Senator Overman has receive I a let
ter from the S cretary Oi" Agribulture
announcing the appointment of Mr.
Cameron V. McKae, of Wilmington, as
examiner of Title for th; Appalachian
Park C immisslon. Mr. McKae Ftood
th" civil service examination a short
time ago. He is the third examiner ap
pointed.
should governor Hooper appoint Ne-
.II Sanders, a itepublican, to till ou
Srnit r "Hob" Taylor's unexpired
term, Sand ri will h the first Kvpuldi-
can Senator from .the former (Vnfe,l-
rate States since Skoator fritehard of
North Carolina.
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WILLIAMS' atONnf TILLS .
Usts you nnglected your tirlnelT
Have you overworked your nor roue ays
torn and caused trouble with your kid
neys and bladdorT Ha you paina ia
loins, side, back, grolna and bladder?
Have you a flabby 'appearance of tar
face, aspectalTy oader Uw eyes? Too frs
qtxmt a deeir to pass unieT If so, Wl
UajnaV Kidney. Pill wll euro yoo-n
Druggiat, THc U. .Wl.iiame' M'f a.
Co., Prop.", gUralind. 0. '
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h- loed i Inaaclal CoadUloa Oood.
. WWa in foevervatirm yosurrjay adth
owe ef the Wadlag kal t (nkera, ha fn
fnnaad Ut writer that th flna'ntW eaV
diUoa in ihiTMcttua Jast at tbki tim
wta Mtatthaa U had bt for aefaral
awrtlha. Tba ., farmer aro- rerelvlry
fM4pric fof ahorr fana prdort.
tamhr il fcrihtiftg aHakt pfe'tr,'b
it a tirougtil a aoM .lim atdi th
(larta"n act rreeivr 1 44 price lor
iMr aatcoea Eia4y mtoey U AtOr
arallahla that U l last yf durr.
the "rrepetdint nMMth ft-t lllshowi
pi ilnly laat a inditiotw Ire tt Hr,
atawhoW thi fisaaWsl voraftttrja' nf
rttva Nnrth Caaonfa (aery rwv"ir-
stUe and (he prirl"ri ie ' UU f
a a t'f I hvt to JmiII 'ihrouah.-.
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tir-f f helrg kpt out of ih M 'I t.'
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you are a aMieh anysiiflad eiraln
UtM 'eietutlve n-Tilon' aa th l
nr. 4 of your rdrs. But tKe ''froj
be d -X" -Rmof (ha da th
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A savings account with this bank ha nia-
vantages:
It safeguards your money againt Inh-.
It pays 4 per cent compound mtorcrt on "Ui iimni .
It entitles you to every service the litink car, i t- n l
It increases your standing with tho.e v.nh wl , n,
deal.
It serves as an encouragement in your endeavor.-, le in
ceed.
We invite you to open an account with One lM-ur or
more.
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Clolliine
We liiive j list i .ci t ri I tin r
new Spiin Clolltii ;; ;i i : 1 1 in
vite the piihlie to ctiil :iinl
extiniine out lilies. W e carry
iKithiiif; hut till vimiI :m::ii .iii
teed cliithin' iitid cut pi ires
are lower I linn ul In t i !
Will elliU p' (MI l"l i (it Ulll
mixed goods.
We can sell on a Tailm
niiide tn nil hmii e i.ii l"i I' ' S
tllilli othel it J 1 1 ' Wiil e!i .1 ;;c
you for stock innl.- ol -aine
fradt. See us and ":ii' ntimc v
J. J. Baxter
I'.lks Telllil'.
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BLJOUSKS b WASH SUITp
. A very smart line of thcee Wash Suits. Hlouiws ami . I . ' Sh rti.
Prices fight-See our wIikIow. "Every hoy" ) ou hih.jI.) !..- ..n of .unr .
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