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. - . - I v.- ;:-V- v 0 rt i A V r r.V ' Li !vTyY ! V PAPER WITH KNOWN ; ; CIRCULATION i ea I . 1 il i 1- :- - . . NUMBER 5; NEW BERN. NORTH CAROLINA; SATURDAY KORNINC.t APRIL 6. 1912. THIRTY-FIRST YEAR ESTABLISHED 1878 ;. a V".? r v- - f:. : - -V: OOO v B' Y reason of it perpetual charter, this company la a perma nent financial institution. Although its officers may change ron time to time, the institution will continue to grow more and more tubstantial as yea's go b. For this reason this compa- y affords unequnlled facilities for those persons "who desire to place trust funds or estates in 'he care of a permanent,' leviable trust ccmpany. We accept any trust function. WE ALSO INVITE CHECKING AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS , FOUR PER CENT PAID ON SAVING?. ; M TO WOMEN WHO CARE Women who are decidedly particu lar about correct and becoming styles and want their New Easter clothes to exhibit that disci iminating 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. EASTER GOWNS Perhaps you want a simple dress of appealing neatness. Perhaps you want a very elaborate one. You can find what you want her e, $6.Q0 up. handsome Waists Neat Tailored Waists elaborately trimmed, they are all here in enticing styles at inviting prices, 50c. to $4.00. J. jVl. A1ITCHELL & CO. t POLLOCK ST. IT OFTEN The holes that make their f ppearance in the dish pans and milk-pans come without warning, like the ghost t&at walks at night. No one know how it happened. We don't mind, of course, because It make hail new good for us. The holes are there, and the new pane are here. That' what we are trying to get at. Folld, honest tin, fashioned le convenient, ahlnlng pna, etc, waiting to save yoo many steps ant) keep, the; food (lean and wholesome. As mech boyosty. hss gone into the making of this ' tinware as ffoee Into a d!amnJrW. fyv"' : ' ." ' V ' O ask ill H&tdwar& Cd!. PIIONS 147 ,1c that at. 1 1C It ' r tiife- nrotect V":Tibi. M PHONE 288 HAPPENS , TS MIDDLE ST. We've just received : an auortment-of ' 'iJ' AlrCtOt OO Table MaU beautiful polinhed top of taile any lonper, now nave, ion for it a i'eerlcn Ait-to Made of ioIhI Ixunls cf a- icatfrom tlifchen and spillcJ liquiili cannot prt thrutiri f mar tnc talile. Stylp and aizri to fit any ta11c, i:h extra ravr to f.ll out ai the taMe ia rtfrn !t. uEiidlOTil fKllFREl Ptigh Robertson of Eden ton - After ' Quarrel, Bhot Raymond Har ney a Sailor. News comes from Elizabeth City of a bloody perrons! encounter aboard th U. S. S. Elfreida, which is patrolling the waters of Albemarle Sound to en force the fiahinff lawa. Puirb R bert- on. a member of the ' Edenton Naval Reserves, went aboard the vessel lat a night, drunk, and att-mpted to raive "tough hooaV when Riymood Htroey a regular seaman of the navy tried to quiet him; he made an attack on the Utter with a knife and was promply knocked down. Robertson went ashore, secured R-nlHtol. returned and becan ftrmg at Harney, one shot taking rffect lodging jiist below the heart. Robert s6n was put unlrr a $1,000 lond by the civil authorities and Harnfy was sent to a hospital in Norfolk for treatment. WILLIAMS' KIDNEY PILLS Have you neglected your KidneysT Have you overworked your nervous sys tern and caused trouble with your kid' neys and bladder? Have you pains in loins, side, back, groins. and bladder? Have you a flabby appearance of the face, especially under the eyes? Too fre quent a desire to pass urine? If so, Wil liams' Kidney nils win cure you-at Druggist, Price 50c Williams M'fg, Co., Prop., Cleveland, O. School News of the Week, On Friday night April 12th, (here will be a muric recital by the music pupiU of the school. The program will consist of piano, violin aid vociil music and the public Is invitid. There will be no charges or adri iasion. On accuiit of sickness. Miss Lna Ivey, tearher of it s' rumenta) music has had to give up her oik. and w II re urn to h(r h me in Lei oir. hiss Msry Willis has been second to Ukeupher woik for h- rtmaiijdtjp-df the year. The fch iol base tall team tad two iramee srntauivq lor mis eK, one h the WasMngt n High Schoi l team on Thursriky at 'Washington, and an other with the Kinsion High School tesm n raturd y. The fence hax b en completed around the flower garden on the north side of the Gr ffia I uildinjf, and a spare as signed to esih grade in school. The pupils have ahown quite an interest in the work, and a number of grades have prepared, and in part plauted their ploU. On Wdnffdy, the Uniform Ent rance Examii ation on English Litera ture, given by the Association of Co' leges ar.d prepsrstor Schools rf tbe Southern sUtei in Mny 1911, wis glv n to the 10 b gr de s a test. They h d no notice ai d no prepsritioa whatever. for the work, but it covered work, hich they had bnen over duriog the past year. The average grade made ny the clas W4S 88. Gerund Carra- way aid t!erthaGak.ll both made 98. be higheat mide la the class, a hilt lowest was 70. , - The 44 gride haa te n making ape clal effoit for-eeveral weeks In march ing, at d haa made quite en -improve mtDt At preieot, tey pretest about the beat appearance in narcblng, of any grade in school. . The 6C grade )iu had or.ly a few ab- eeneet to far thla month. Especial la terest la being taken la Geography had Sp Iling, The entire grade mad 100 eo welling one day dating 1114 wetk. tfev erst rtrf ered telle drawings have beea banded to. j ' ; ' V . . . Let the sun shine in : by using Pittsburgh Perfect Fen ring- around your city lot. J. S.-Basnight Hdw. Co. : : . told WkMkrfaal CaaAnt. f ' Mae lIudK-n, roloted. wa brooght to thlaalty yirdy from Jaekoavltle and placed la Jilte await Ike neat Urea af Fedefal fturt. llodon waa tried at that place nn (he prevbet day i warrant ehtrglnl him with ae'llng ehiskey Wl'hogt a government Itrense. r oSable fue m found and he was .eund evr uvlf t bond of t-W whkh ne failed to g!v ' 4 JUICK RELIEF rOR RKtUSIATISSI. Georp W. Kfiri. AwUn, Mih., t: "Da, I KTntK'i lin.irr rn tiirrauTtPM ha t iven my wife w'-n-Urful turn-fit f'-r t.")ri'a! ". ' wild flit lift !!") er ft, h'l to l' if'r I for ti n-.'n,iJ.. ( vw'j- I Irr; o I'1 t9 1 ' .! r... I rr EX-GOVERNOR '"hwaf'' Nerth Carolina's Great Education al Governor "Dies Suddenly While Making Address in Birmingham. Birmingham, Ala., April 6. Former Governor Charles B. Ayecck, of North Carolina, dropped dead at the Jefferson theatre last night while addressing the Alabama Educational Associat'on. Mr. Ayock was peakin? on ''Universal Education, Its Necessity and Benefit" He was about one fourth through his address when he suddenly staggered back a step and fell to tbe floor to sud denly that tho?e on the stege were una ble to reach him in time to support him. Water was hastily thrown in his face and he was taken to the wngs of the theatre, but expired at once. Death was pronounced to be the result of heart failure. Charles' Brantley Aycock was born November I, 1859, was district attor ney under Cleveland, and was elected governor for four years in 1900. ,. He leaves a widow and t ight chi'dren six girls ar.d two boys, all minors ex cept the oldest, Miss Alice. Since his term' of Goveinor he prac ticed law, the last thiee years in Ral eigh, havirg removed his residence from his old home, Goldahoro, in. 1909, and n joyed probably the most lucra tive practice of any lawyer in North Carolina. He had been in poor health for some months and tnly a week ago returned to Raleigh from Philadel(h:a, where he s;ent a month in a sanitarium fortify ing himself for the tti er.uous canvi ss of th-8tate which he was to brgin on April 12th, with his opening Bptech in Ra'eigh, to be followed by ore io Char lotte, for the nomination by state pri mary for UniUd Stales S( nator, tosbc e ed F. M. Simmons. The other two opropents of Senator S mmons. Governor Kilchin and Chief Justice t lark, tegan heir campaign a mnnth sgo, but Goverror Aycock had delayed his campaign (or several weeks meantime making an effort to buildup his health. Thof'e who knew him brst know he has been jffl.ctd with a malady that might prove fatal, but no such imme diate result was anticipated. Vaudeville at The Athens, Thurs., Fri., Sac The LaMonts and their troupe of trained ban jos, during the act Pauline La Moat's fuperb voice is heard (o advantage. A new and differ ent act Agnea Wainwright, 12 years old, fell from the porch of the opera bouse at Seaford, Del., to the ground 30 feet be low, and was srl jsl hurt. Phone 99 and let us figure on your Screen doors andJ windows. J. S. Basnieht Hdw. Co. Spraying Bob. Mr. A J. Bo of Norfolk, originator en 4 manufacturer ofBob'a Sanitary 'pray, ia hi the city e hie aaoual visit. B-b'e Sanitary Spray la one of the most ffi neat disinfectant and c outre oo tie mmrktr, neither polaoweae nor mal odorous M bBtnaa being. It ha ben need ia thti aeetloa for several )are and haa given perfect itWecUoo. Scott it Co., are dlsuibatora foe It i ' ' mi mn Oh, be bee returned I Who la thatt ' Why, eld maa ttoiwmf, with tbe aohbleet Ilea of aprtng and ramaMrr aampUe, 1 snoet ever aeea'at ptlcre way down yovW, lie le very Jubilant over hie patronag of last eaaeen and Ukee this aseene of f xprilng hie an- prvciatJna to the general public for the same. Tbe toole at Savyer'a are eetm- kigljr trying to ooO'o eee anotSer, "You may be ihtrp," laid the thread to the needle, "but I ajtke yon are at mtj getting it ui the eye." N f)h. I don't Iibow," .enwrd the tipty.0, I polke th it mitierr jntt gut In S rvj'e I be to pull JOJ Ihrrnigh. "H uh e yu tn," td th thin V "If U wm'I f"r my H'oII r !hr of i u get along." . r f ul in. re t'H, & lir.f lh K I f ( 1 r'iitnmr. T ti'irrj J f f ! !. t ' o r 9 i V. "A v.-Yi :', V . " ' P. t 7 : r. i I -. '!,!' l-n, ?'. C. 1 1 At. I t!. r t t r IS WILSON FALL- If BEHIflO Big Leaders at Washington fum ing to Clark, Underwood! or Harmon. Washington, April 5. -That the; fight from now on for the Democratic nomi nation for the presidency is between .Underwood, Harmon and Clark is tl e opinion of sll noo partisan politicians here. Prof, Wilson has lost gi-ound while the others have gained. Especial ly la this true in the case of Under wood and Clark, Tuesdiy's election in! Ala bama gave the Alabaman 24 voteij, just 14 more than Mr. Wilson has. M. Un derwood's friends confidently expect to carry Georgia, Tennessee, Mississippi, Virginia! North Carolina and possibly South Carolina, and after the "faeorite son" ballot they expjet to have New York's 90 votea and hence the nomina tion, j "I do not care to discuss the subject of presidential candidates," said! Rep resentative Claude Kilchin, of N. C, but while you are talking about presi dents there is no man in the U. S. wh would make a better president than Oscar W. Underwood. One day the Wilson people claim they have the assurance of 806 delegates and in the same breath they yell "con spiracy" among the other candidates Ge rge F. McCombs, a wealthy New York lawyer is managing Mr, Wilson's campaign. STRAYED OR STOLEN. On or about the 24th of February a lijht colored browo or tan Jersey cow. one born off, dark face, ear mark, slit right, swallow-fork and hole left, cow rrobably has calf. Information from any one who has taken up or bought n cow of above description will be rewar ded by communicating with W. A. Wil son, Dover, N. C First Pea Blossoms. The first pe blossoms of the season were being exhibited jejUrday by Mr. Carter Tisdale, manager of the New Bern Produce Company, from wh:e farm they came. Mr. Tiddale stated that be would be able to supply his cus tomers with prss within toe next two wteks This in the first p a blossom n this t tale, so far as is kn wn, for the present season. There is but little wonder that northern farmers desire to locate in this section. An lndlsptnslble Haad Book. The March number of Watts' Official Rtilway Guide, Atlanta, Gn., is just in augurating the twenty-seventh year of its publication. The railway ' linei of the South are shown in a clearand com prehensive form with mistellaoeoua in formation and the most extensive Hotf H Directory of the South, mi. king it es pecially valuable to the travdlng public and buainera office. Mr. J. R. Watte haa well earned the aucceax of hia ef fort! in present log the Sou '-h the moat complete ectlenal Guide extant It ie a i Indlapenaable hand book of' informs lion wall worth its price, 25c per copy or $2.00 per year. That old chair needb a coat of China-Lac to make it 'younjj again B.' P. S. specialties for the best house keepers. J. S. Basnight Hdvr Co. ' Detaetivee on the bunt ,for 8ldna Allefl and Weeley Edwards decided on a pUa to atarva the outlaws oat. ' :mv -f-f Praee adencaUa appealed. 'Preal dent' Talt to appro the arbitration treatlee recently emended by I he fUn. r-.T0 Cillll A COLS IS OIlfi 4T", -Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablet. DruggiaU refund money if It fell la aire. E. W, GROVE'S gtgna tare ( eo each boa. 8Se. r , . ' ' i - ' " Ilrga Coat IrUk rotaloea.' : - Oilctgo eepere are kkklag because enumri are having 14 pef fifty eentt a rr for Irian eoteloee, Wiw, agalnrrt fUly tnu a bushel Itil hear. Naw i:rn people have long i becom ac ra.irml to per fifty eeis a pfk i at "mtima think lhrnfi've lacky to e-t ih. m for tecnie a qiart, wl lh UAi ff rr u-h J k this U a bellvr market ff potatoes thn ' hkago. hive your ordn Av : I n - EVERYBODY HAS Tl RIGHT ta save money every person csn make use of a savings bank such aa the Peoples Bank. To get ahead it is absolutely necessary that you save this institution will assist you by receiving deposits of One Dollar or more and paying 4 per cent compound interest thereon. In addition to safeguarding money this bank can often render valnabie service In investment or busineae matters; its officers are always pleased to give the benefit of their experience and knowledge to those who desire reliable ad vice. a Best Under The "Sun" Best Under The "Rain" Ottfl Stgaw Hata All hand made straws for men and, boys. The greatest line ever Smart, styles "Snappy" then the conservative, . Watch the happy Easter throng and you can pick out our hats by their dis tinctiveness. . V ,1 4 A. T. Tillis Co. HATTERS AND You Will Find ; V X : j ; EXCLUSIVE: Howard 'and Fosterand ' B&tman ' . Shoes for men.- ,k fori?! fines For -Little Mono: Hi New Spring Clothing We have just received our new Spring Clothing and in vite the public to eall and examine our lines. We carry nothing but all wool guaran teed clothing and our prices are lower than olhrr people will charge you lor cotton mixed goods. We can sell you a Tailor made to measure suit for less than other people will charge you for stock goods of same grade. See us and save money J. J. Baxter Elks Temple, Dept. Store HABERDASHERS 59 POLLOCK ST. ? FORI EASTER What You Want AGENTS FOR i i ... i w I The par? are sn-; th Pny h" f"lU. aid p'.t a e f ? V .Jk k t ft Mtc. J I. !!" t 1 i " fr"S ( ! v ' n ' - y tr ; XJIm aj I U 4 . 4 t 1 " i.r.r.-ft. ! t it1. '' ' (''.. It' for iu ! Co. ,3 no
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