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-V t, ' - ' : y paper wrrn ESTABLISHED LN 1878' ; known Circulation lit -NUMBER 17 NEW- BERN, I NORTH ! CAIiOlJN JiSATU 20, 1912. THIRTY-FIRST YEAR ill NEW BERN BANKING TRUST COMPANY V CROP EXPECIEi NEW BERN MIX: THE CARPATH1A INTO POBT SOCIETYOF THE warn Eevolationary Order Meets in New Bern Today . Some of the ' Visitors. c 1 WHAT WORRY DOES. 'HE resuiu of worry are all negative Worry destroys and weakens ; it does not build up nor strengthen. A savings accou.it with this bank will remove one of the sources of wor ry. If you have a growing savings account, the future will look brighter to you. Bee n today. Deposit a portion of your income, be it ever so small, and add to the account as often as possible We pay interest on savings deposits of one dollar or more. DEPOSITS ACCEPTED BY MAIL. FOUR PER CENT Pi ON SAVINGS. PRETTY WASH FABRICS FOR DRESSES AND SHIT WAIST, THE BIGGEST AND BEST SHOWING WE HAVE EVER HAD. The Simmer wardrobe of Milady has every opportunity to be more attractive than ever this year, for never ere Wash Fabrics so stunningly beautiful. The many people who prefer Linens and Vaibon account of their superior launding qualities will be delighted with the unusual range of charrtrng weaves and color combina tions they may choose from. Exquisite patterns in delicate Cotton Wash Stuffs, shimmering white fabrics of crystal - clearness, all are here in profusion. J. M. MITCHELL & CO. II 61 POLLOCK ST. PHONE 288 Only 745 Persons Saved. List of Prominent Men Missing In cluding Astor, Butt And Strang Still Stands. New York, April 19, -The Cunard it er CsrpathiD, a ship of gloom end Ruocor, csmo lnti New BOrK lasi nogni. , wii.ii fi'Pt news direct from the grea White Star liuer Titanic, which sattkl off the Grand Banks of New round-1 land early on Monday miming last. The great liner wtnt down with her band playing, taking with her to death all but 745 of her hum in cargo of 2,340 souls. To th's awful death list six persona were added. One died in the life boat which was put off from the liner's a'de, and five subsequently succumbed on the rescue ship Carpithia. The list of prominent men missing stands ae pre viously reported, and the total death list as brought to port by the Carpathia is 1.63I. Survivors in lifeboats huddled in the darkness al a cafe distance from the stricken Bhip aid saw her go down. As to the scene on board when the liner struck, accounts disagree widely, Some maintain that a comparative calm prevail) d, otheis say thit wild disorder broke out and that there was a mania cal struggle for the lifeboats. That the iiner struck an iceberg as reported by wireless was confirmed by all. Sensational rumors told by hysterical passengers who would not give their names said that Captain Smith had kill fd himself on the bridge; that the chief engne-r had tak n his life, and that three Italians were t hot in the struggle for tie boats. These rumors could net be conft med in the rarly confusion attendant on the lundiiig of the survivors. Ripped from stem to engine room by the great mass of ice she struck amid ships, the 1 itanc s t-ide was laid open as if by a gigantic can opener. She quickly listed n starboard wiih a shower of ice on the forecastle deck. Sh rtly before she sank she broke into two shaft the engine loom, and as she di appeal ed beneath the watt-r, the t-xpu otion of air caused two explosions which were plainly heard hy the survivors adrift A moment mora and the Titanic had gone to her doom wiih the fate of hun dreds grouped on the afterd ck. To the survivors thev were visible 1 1 the last and their cri s and mo ins were pitla bio. Long Staple Cotton Seed We have for nalc about 200 bushels Long Staple Cotton Seed. Price sacked $1.25 per bushel. Here are the results from fifteen acres planted by us this leaaon. ; Fifteen bales a vi raging 460 lbs. to the bale. Sold In Gaston 1 J, N. C, at 16c. per lb. , HACK BURN & WILLBTT f , , , NEW HERN, H. C ; , i Peerless We've juit received ' an aaaortmcnt or Asbestos Table Mati Don't risk that beautiful poliiKed top of. your dining table arir longer." W now fiava aure protection for it a Retries Aibeitoa Table M at. Made of lolid boardi of -bestot; heat from diahei and pilled liquids cannot get throagft to mar me table. . Styles snd sizes to fit anv tatle, vith antra leaves to fill out the table 1 extended. The parti art ttrondy hinred so they may M folded and put away when not in ue. The oft flafinel coverings rnay 1-e removed Sen they require washing. ' CjiU ilTsrl snl 14 tV tn A t,it i!J give 14- THE North Carolina Society of the Cin cinnati will hokl Its annual meeting this rmoreing at 10:30 o'clock. " This Pociety was founded in 1783 by officers of the Con tinental Mfle, Geoetal Washington be mg the first President snd holding that office until his death. The North Carolina Society was formed at HiUshoro in th fall of 1783, The preaaot officers of the North Caro lina Socteiy who are at the meeting to day areHoW Wltaon" O. Lamb, Presi dent, Mr. MarbhaU De Lancty Bay wocd, Secretary; Mr. Walter D. Car tarphen. Treasurer; and Colonel Ben nehan Cameron, Assistant Tteasurer. The other metabera here or who are ex pected to arrive this mornlrg are Gen. Charles L. Davis, U. S. A., Mr. Walter nr nr. mA- Vf--. 1 pt..k " If Y, trait, ,"ir nnjrwwuu wnt Cadwallader J. Collins, Mr. Benjamin Campen. Mr. Richard Bradley, Mr. Caleb n. Bradham, Or, Nelson M. Perebee. U. S. N.; Mr. JohnW. Grant, Mr.- Lee J, Graves. Mr. Loyall Farra- gut. Mr. William E. Bush, Colonel B, Ashton Ramsey, and Mr. Pierre M. Holmes. Several interesting s cial features will mark the stay of the society here. Some of these gentlemen are at the Gem and others at the Gaston. Phone 99 and let us figure on your Screen doors and windows. J. S. Basnight Hdw. Co. ga-wSBMsMeaMSHMN A Gratifying fact. (Baltimore American ) The Underwood boom ie now sound ing and the desftoeraey will nave before it the first full-fledged, outright candid acy of a far southern men for many years. This is important as indicating the wane of a sectional feeling, a fact always gratifying. 3:45 p. m. and 8:00 p. in entertainments at The Athens. MISSISSIPPI RIVER GAIl'TSIpP Hi The Colonel Declares That he Will Swim the Big River Bather Than Mils Hia Date. WILLIAMS' KIDNEY PILLS Have you neglected your Kidneys? Have you overworked your nervous ays tern and caused trouble with your kid neys and bladder? Hive you peine in loins, side, back, groins and bladderT Have you a flabby appearance of the face, especially under the eyeeT Too fre quent a desire to pass urmeT If so, Wil liams' Kidney Pills will cure you-at Druggist, Price 60c Williams' M'f'g. Co., Prop., Cleveland, O. Simmons In First Primary The concensus of op'nlm seems to be that the removal of ex Gwernor Ay cock by di aih from the senatorial race operates to render certain Senator 8ieo mons' nomlnatloo Tot the United Slates senate in the A st primary. This ia the opinion expresxed by. shrewd ar.dfeb servant Democrats from all eectU ni of the Stat, and especially from Wayne county and the third congressional dis trict, snd from the west. Mr, Ayeock was the only man who could posslb'y have divided the West seriously with 8immons, rnd with the es-Govemor out of the rase, the 8UU west of Bsi Uh is practically a unit for the Benat tor. -Uta from Greta, boro, who. take part lo politic, say that Mr, Simmons till even ctrrjr Guilford county aodtfte flfh district Kilrhln's old eongreasioaal district. Ktchln's speech at Greer. horo sf m to have peistd against him in a r. at oVerr e. And I he great majority of lbs Ayrork tote will aator ally go to Uis 8natcr, who was his warn Dtrsons) friend, and who stood boulder to shoulder with the ex Gov srodr, and led the white people of this Sttie in the must aetimie tri It since tHetlvil War. Ayeock and dimmoaa led b) I hi sm feriod and w re aeeocl at-dwiti the sme polltl.sl leaders aad organ! istioftf and It folloestaat the Fvnalor ihsll fall heir, to U)tx Governor's strength. - The warm hoods f frlotxUhln b t en them were eev ef broken, ant wmM not hsvebta,'wlllh Csrpathla who might throw had the ea-Goverfter lived U ante hie :fbi pon I he reuse of the tatas- eampelge this year.-Kky Ml. Btho, trnpKe, . Moving ricfurn and Vaud Washington, April 19. -"It is each a con'emptible lie that It la not worthy of denial, "eaid Senator Dixon when told that Wm. B. McKlnley, Taffs manager; irtlt charge that the : Montana seen t ir was elected te the senate by fraud. The Taft publicity boreen here has said they would snow that senator Dlxon'a election to the seaato east bias $250, 000, and that they would furnish the name of the nta who pot an toe sola. . " . .. ";.',' Ih order that Colonel Roosevelt may be b Greensboro Monday as previously arranged, hit manager have arranged te ran a special traie frees Little Rek ts KoexvlUe. The MUsleelppi itver is 40 miles widest Memphis and the rail road peoaidaetiaed the Colonel's sms agers that It wm d be impossible U get hka te Greensbote by Monday.' Colo nel Rooeevelt saye yathst than- dlssp point Ma Meads ia North Carolina he would ewiaa the Mbaieelppi rlrer. TeU say fellow eooatrymta ia North Caro lina." said senator Dixon, that Colo- eel Roosevelt will he ha Crssasbere ea time and I will tee htm there. - . Bearing subpoenas f. certain pee aone aboard the Csrpathta, whose name were not disclosed, seot0x6mUa, ef Michigan, and senator Newland ef Ne vadt, two members of ihe sabeommiV. tee which will take the first steps ia the conrrefskwat lnvetlgllin ef the Tltaale dlaUr, went tu New York to meet the reeeoe eliln. Senator Bonrne, the the third mmbr ef the sabcom snltte, jiie d (km there. The sob- ewnfilttee tnttmie te suitn erj Severe Cold Few Weeks Ago Die Very Little Damage. Farm and Orohard Lauds At tract Attention. Raleigh, April 19. -W. J. Adams, of Benson, Johnstson county, was hailed before Judge Jamei L. Webb at Golds' boro, today on a writ of habeas corpui which was granted by Justi e W. Ai Allen of the North Carolina Sui reme court on the petition of Mr-. Admsj who alleges that the husl an 1 mistreat, ed her,' drove her from her home and kept ber separated from her three weeks old babe. She alleges that a other oc casions Adams mistreated htr. The Mecklenburg tablet, commemor ating the Mecklenburg declaration of Independence, May 20, 1775. has arrived in the city in chnrge of Miss Violet G, Alexander, a representative of the Mecklenburg committee of the Colonial Dam?s, The tablet will be placed ih the rotunda of the State c.ipitol at ah rarly date, the North Carolina Histori cal Commission having grantrd permis sion. The inscription on this ttblet has been the cause of much controversy, the ante May zu, navlng been attacked as not correct by Charlej Vn Noppen, All indications point to the best peach and apple crop in North Carolina in years, according to reports that have reached Major W. A Graham, e immis sioner of agriculture. The severe col of a few weeka ago did little damage ti the Ireeti, and since that time the treei have blossomed and filled so rapidly that a heavy f rest would be required to se riously damage the young Iruit. Thick laaves have begun protecting the fruit. Major Groft.m nays wheat is looking good in the Piedmont section, though oats are badly damaged. With the chairmanship of the execu live committee and the control of the convention at stake, the Wake county Republicans are walking about thia week. If the brethren h ive horse j ana automobi'es they are riding, hut if not they ire moving away. Primaries are to be held Saturday afternoon in the eoun'y, and Saturday night in Raleigh, te elect-delegates to the county conven tion, and these delegstes wi'l elect the executive committee which will in turn elect a chairman. Mr. Leste r F. But ler, the present chairman, ia opposed by W. J. Andrews. Much literature i being circulated by both far ions, and both aides are claiming the victory. North Carolina's fine farming and or chard landa continue to attract the at tention of settlers in leas fa .-ored sec tions of the United States, i nd ever; day thedepartm'nt of agricultural re celvee a batch of lettera fron. prospec tive aettlera. Unless those farmers who enter the state write to the depart mi nt of agriculture -and they seldom do there nr no way of keeping a record of emigrants. ine City nmclals or Kaleigh erenow getting settled m their new omcea in the splendid new municipal and audi torium building. No article of furniture is being moved from the old Metropoli tan Hall which baa been the beadqar tors for the city authorities for the past forty-add years. The furnlsMogs for the new building are all specially de signed hi mieeioa styls and an qute in keeping With the handwme building.' The Btate headquarters foi lbs cam, palga of Senator Simmons for re-elect tion to that office will be oejd forU with in the municipal eourt lection of the old building, this commanding the, second floor front, -an ideal place for cam pel g beadquartera. rille, afternoon and ri'ihUatTI.e Athens. . , , ' ' V mii:h -r ef the uhr mtihue nite commiffa ro-nra stioe NOTICE. Nfc 1 Red Heart IttO ShlngUe, and aO kinds of 8UnaWs on hand, Lethee,' 1 Mule, a good, alee end gentle wotk Horse.. All thie for lees, , Ume s spec ial t; Robber Roofing, good Palate at 0 eenta per galtoe, Will sell it all for leae. Rooms furnished or unfurnished CorSgbt hoesiM ping. -See Ug Hill the Old RelUble Shlogle Man, effice1 1SS South Freet street. Phone tfii residence, for all kmds ef Sblngks. ReV Si t hmr ftt a'ntty Bwmnr lid lh ftll' Nw Ttm(t, I'um Utht f'f h"'ti ri-m I II UV Mligt '.(!. 0 1 r f f n iir r a llr mii I f I 1 f It which th srf.f t the TI nt uf i. wot k i n tf. .hi: ' t , ti' nn9 ' :r- Tea Tbonasad rtople Treated la Stall for Bookworm Dlsesae la Tares . Moatha, , Paring the lrstUiresaonihs of !0l2 la spite ef (he terribly told weeihr.tetl Uvn4 sufferer te the Bute from heck worm dase have btoo trteVed. Tea thM4 North Cmrotlrrlsoe hats already during the prvocnl yesf been linpreved Is hMith, made snore com frtM, hrrle sad better fitted ro bwwl ptetiunre. All of thma reei 1 1 tree Iftstmfnl in the founly itpmn- ! , Thy rprnt snsa, om, r I plir t hiidrrO ef the tAomg fotjnti; Ji.ion, CrsvMV, Csrtrt, N I!tnotr, f!.t)f.t, Pprtle, F. tna.t., ("tv.wo, 0!l snd tl-vtia. 1 ' t CM c!n!r r PAY YOUR BILLS BY MAIL. Much time is often lost by making special trips down town or to some individual or business firm, more or less in conveniently locaied, for the purpose of paying a bill or debt This inconvenience and loss of time may be avoided by keeping a checking account with this bank, writing out a check for the amount of the bill and mailing it the same as a letter. Open an account with us now, small or large dept sits welcome. MOM W iJM siSleWiTaV New Spring Clothing We have just received our new Spring C'lotliing and in vite the public to call and examine our lines. We carry nothing but all wool guaran teed clothing and our prices are lower than other people will charge you for cotton mixed goods. We can sell you a Tailor made to measuie suit for less than other people will cliaigc you for stock goods of same grade. Nee us anil save money J. J. Baxter Elks Temple, Dept. Kloie SPECIAL VALUES IN CLASSY NECKWEAR BBS Absolutely the newest patterns right from the great Broadway shops-Exclusive patterns-Stock always fresh. They all bear the name of either James R. Keiser or Altman and they mean the "Best," none better 25c. and 50c. the popular line and up to $4.00 the tie. Watch Our Window. wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmmm A- T. Willis Co. HATTERS AND UABERDASHERS PHONE 19 ; 59 POLLOCK ST. i'VA; I ' , ' - ' - ,1 I - . yitmt tsWe the be ft'".), 1
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