HIW BIRI, I. C, WIDNI3DAI MOBIIHfl, 5IPTIMBIR 28. 1904, TWINTYTWID Till g M MMUMM MMIMM Success don't consist m not moh I ing mistakes, but in not making the 1 same one over ftoice. Yon can make no mistake if you go to J.DfflBIMf for up-to-date DreSs Goods and Trimmings, Silks and all the f new novelties. This is a part of the line : Shoes, Hosiery, Cotton and Woolen Underwear, Carpet, j Matting, Rugs, Oil Cloth for floors and table, Stair Oil Cloth J Shelve Oil Cloth, Shetland and Mercerized Shawls, in white ! ! and bine, Blankets, Bed Spreads, Sheets, Pi'low Oases and Lace Curtains and Window Shades. PHONE 288. 43 Pollock St., Opposite Post-office, t NEW ERA PAINT looks goo i spreads better wears best Covering Capacity Unexcelled, Quality Undisputed BUCK'S STOVES SASH DOORS BLINDS Icoiiinl in Fuel Splendid in opratloi Life tin tally Phone 9p 68 fllddle St HEATERS AND COOK STOVES Complete line jnst received ! Stoves put up and poi ished on short notice ? General Hardware, full line! Sash, Doors and Blinds ! Ilesth & Milligan faint ! Hone better 1 New ear load Ellwood Wire Fence just received ! Machinery and Mill Supplies ! Gaskill Hdw. & Mill Supply Co., HAROWA.RX 71 MlddUlSt Pliant 147. MILL SUPPLIES 41 Craven St Phone 816. r 4i JE6TIC MAJCsiriC I ;s r RALHGH.. Holynes Preacher Comet to Grief. Deer So Numerous la Granville Ooanty that they Became a Nuisance. Raleigh, Bept 27. Clement Bmlth, a colored "Holiness Preacher" has been sentenced .by Judge Forgenon hereto eight months on the county roads, on the charge of steeling a watch from the Express Company. James Blakeley, of Louttburg, Is to be tried In Wake Superior court Thursday on the charge of embeizllng the pro oeeds of the sale of several car loads of horses aud mules. He claims that he wss a partner with the western horse dealers aud the shortage could not there fore be an embezlementIfce provoca tion charges that Blakeley was merely aa agent in Raleigh for the sale of the stock. A, charter has been granted and the company formed for the operation of The Wake County Saving Bank, the capital being $16,000 subscribed and paid in, and $100,000 authorized. The officers have not been elected yet. Such well known business men asT HBrlgga, W W Vast, W B Grimes constitute the J P Upoburch, Warden for the North Carolina Audubon Society, for the en forcement of the game laws of the State hat Juit returned from a tour over the entire county of Granville He says farmers in the northern section of the county, adjoining the Vl'gfola line com plain greatly about deer being so numer oui in the wood", that they go into the fields at night and do g eat damage. The people In that section want the law changed so tbey can kill deer at least from August to March Inatad of from Oct to January. Bronze inscription plates have ust been put up on the two cannons on either side of the Washington Statue In Cspltol square, the plates bearing the Inscription "Bought In Franoe by Rich ard Caswell, mounted at Bdenton 177S, re-mounted In 1881, Captured by the United Slates forces in 1883 and gun- nlon broken pff. Presented, by Edentoa to the Slats of North Carolina la 1830. Rev R J Bateman, for the past two years pastor of the Fayettevllle St. Bap tist church closed his pastorate here and will leave Thursday for Mt. Olive where he has accepted the pastoral charge of the Baptist church there. Judge Ferguson convened Wake Sups rlor court this morning and In the course of a right lengthy charge about the only offence with reference to the suppression of which he especially charged was that of keeping disreputable houses and the aiding and abetlng la the same by know ingly renting houses for such purposes. This actios creates the Impression here that the grand Jury will be asked to rt turn bills of Indictment against places of this character In Raleigh. Governor Ayoock announces that Superintendent W W Stetson of Matne Poblto Schools will visit North Carolina scmetlme later In the fall and visit a number of the principal cities la com pany with the Governor and other State officials. Government Report Washington, Sept. 87. Light scattered showers and In some places heavy rains fell over the greater portion of Oklahoma, Texas, Arksnass Louisiana and Mississippi daring the week while over the remainder of the belt the weather was generally dry ex cept in a few small areas where light scattered showers occurred. Abnomtoally high temperatures have prevailed throughout cotton belt except in the western portion of east Texas and in Atlantic Coast states where the tem peratures were either normal of slight between the greatest departure six de grees below normal condition occurred at Palestine. Shrevenort and Vicksburg. Texas says Atton opened rapidly. Show ers depicting somewhat bnt caused dam age to staple. Crop too far advanced. GREAT BATTLE IMMINENT Will Our representative, Mr. O. W. ft warm, will bo in New Bern from. , v !' -'' 'Septemerilith to : October 1st, ' at the itbre of our representatives, ' Messrs. : . C, ; Whitt) :Q Co!, ' - V and he will take pleasure in showing you the " V WVuinsj we W VVaVWIMVVM t4VlikJ VW WAV W V.- Ing.IUnges.OaU on Zlessi. Whltty fit Co.. dur ing the week and see this elegant range. -' f;'7 '. Yours '.truly,- ' Hnjcctlc .lanufrxturiiitf Company, Japanese Crossing Teltse River. Try to Oatflank Kaulaai Bt Petersburg Bept . An offlolal dls patch ledfealet the Japanese are pre paring aa extensive turning movement east of Mukden. A large force of Japa nese frorxLlao Tang are advancing scrota the Tattle river. Rome, Sipt 84. A msasage from Ohee Foo atatea that the Japanese are ata'n bombarding Port Arthur today, rue lostes of tea attacking parties are la Igilfl jaat, owing to the fset that the Jaoanese fortify all their potltlons, aad are aot employing Infantry, Until the forts bare been almost dismantled by ar liilrry fire ean they be takea' by as- ttull. Bl Petersburg, Bept S7ta Newt ef the battle of- lakdea Is hoirly expeated The Japan are ereetltg the Taltse river a ibante of a thontsad daily, Ippsttatb e-ltrge foroV Is aow mtreb- tng ilreel oa fie LI eg airth of Makdea oa the Use river by the resd from Tela Onto, patting a hundred miles out of Hokd-.nv Whea this tretbi taraleg movsmeat Is tafflslsntly advanetd a gea era! movement tgaiost the - Ruttlas forces Is katlctptted. - : f red of Lime Back Aflcr IS Tear Of Sufferlnr. . . . wl bad been troebled with htme bark for fifiwn years aad I found a complete teoovery in the ate of ObsmberUln's Pain Balm," tars John O BUher, (llllam lad. This llalaMat Is-alto without aa equal for sprains aad bruisee. It Is for tale by r 8 Duffy and Davis fhsr CUUCIISARiDANCil Hitrtmls, Bkp Thorn With - ft" ! i Ectic: Supreme Court Opinions Special to Journal. Raleigh, Sept 27th. The supreme court handed down the following opin ions today: Grubbs vs Ferguson, Northampton, new trial. Williams vs Telco, Halifax , new trial. State vs Leary, from i'm!lco, er ror. Las si tor vs Railroad NoithamptoD, er ror. Harrington vt Rawlt, Pitt, remand ed; Tripp vt Nobles, from Pitt, new trial. Pocomoke Guano Co vt Edwards, Greene, affirmed. Chemical Co vt BdwarJt, Greene; af firmed. Stalling! vs Sills, Franklin, er ror. Drury vs Burke, per curiam; petition to rehear dismissed. Drewry vs Hsrrison, Halifax, per cur- lam affirmed. Stalltngs vs Tel Co,Msrlln,per curiam sfflrmed. Worsel vs Keech, Edgecombe, per curiam affirmed. McNeill vs D & O Railroad, Moore.per curiam, no new principals being present ed the petition is dismissed. Welsly viCobb,123NC671. This laat case is damage auit of editor McNeill, of the Carthage Blade aad leaves Judgment effective f or,$4500 dam ages for Injuries while riding on expired free pass. El fata ol Under Hotal Chattawka, GENERAL HARDWARE. Screen Wire Doors and Windows. The Ice Saving Gla zier Eefrigerators. Agent for the Farmer Girl and Boy Cook Stoves. Farmers will bear In mind that we carry a very complete line of American Steel Wire Fence. WjEW KEItN. TV. V, Conspiracy Case Continued Special to Journal. Raleigh, Bept 87. In the Wake conn ty Superior court today the case of the SUte vs V X MoBss aad K S Finch for conspiracy In the A A N C recelverthlp litigation was continued by mutual con sent. , WnatULIfe? Ia the last analysis nobody knows, bat wt do know that it is under strict law. Abuse that law even slightly, psln retold. Irregular living means derange ment of the organs, resulting la Consti pation! Beadacbs or Liver trouble. Dr. King's New Life PlUt quickly readjusts this. Its gentle, yet thorough. Only ISo st Biadham's drag store. Prompt treatment of a alight attack of Diarrhoea will often movent a serious tick IBM. Taeoest aaowa Kemeoyis Dr. Bars! Abaoldi Bsusm. Your apothecaries; Messrs F R Duffy aad T A Ueary, Bera, n U. warrant it to give sausraeuoa. i 1 J Bailee hat just returned fr m Mew Tork where he purchased an up to date stock of drees goods, Lad lea Cloaks Niks, Rlbboat, meet, embroiJtrUs, a beautiful line of Ladles Colitis, new styles, tt). Aa early Inspection la- vlted. ' Ice Cream Now Every Day De liveredFor ": : ' 35 c. a quart . at your . home. Ice cream soda, phos phates and all other cool - and refreshing drinks at r.cSORLEY'S. mm s Pharmacy J7 Middle St. Pull line of Drugs.Med- icines, Toilet Ar ticles and Soap. Fresh Supply of Flower Seeds. Physicians Prescript tons A Specialty. Fresh Arrival Celery, Tomatoes, Pars, ah Kinds of Fruits. Broad Street Fruit Co PHONE 33. All October Magazines Now tn Sale At MITT'S BOOK STORE e4 I Heckei s Prepared Back-1 wneat. ana rresh Lot fancy Elgin And Fox River Print batter Just Received, also nice lot CORNED MULLETS. Wholesale A Betall ; j. Grocer, 71 ISrssi Hi 'Phone 01. nn M livJl& Opening I mhs Mamie Dawson Will Have Nor Full Millinery Opening Tuesday Sept. 27 Everybody is Invited to Come. J. J. Baxter will also have his beautiful line ot Dress Goods, Cloaks, Shoes, Silks on dis play at his store. Don't fail to see them. J. J. BAXTER. r A . S. Hudson & Coi, Hf?TI5V LIVERY STABLES. Expert Watch Re pairing ! We hold our watch and jewelry repairing up to a high standard. Whatever work is done is xecnt- ed In a careful painstaking manner and when the quality is considered onr price are alwaya the lowest. J. O. BAXTER. Jit 'UfVjj ','",-wWF, VsaBraa Does T oor Watch Reel Repalrs hjr otters tt lvt ttpt stUa tlon by aa eipf rt !r t Cotnptnt mk t Uiwni frlrrj a tr,f tnfrtkn. V.. II F . ' "T, Insurance I ; arid Brick -. The uncertainty of Ufa anirloh ea make! It a matter of prima im portance to every man who has any considerable amount of real or per sonal property to have i insured af ainat fire loai.'. !We are insistent and persistent on this loore, be- oause wt appreoiak the Value of ready Cash when everything go np in smoke. Don't fail to oom munloate with ut this hour, 'Phone connection 200. G:o. A. Ki South Front and Hancock Eta. Try a bottle of Isfbormtetl CaColt It f . -rt wttP'.j-fnUonlo porert We have opened a Livery, Feed, Sales and Exchange Stable tt No. fill liioad St., Arnold's former stand. Prompt attention given to I orderti for turnouts, and horses carefully looked after. I S. HUDSON A CO. New Fall Goods AT VERY attractice prices FOR THIS WEEK AT S. COPLON AO nieces worsted, assorted ool ors, double ifldth, 15 and 20o grade 9 1-2o . Skirt Cloth! Our 58 inch La dies Cloth, ny olor, one skirt pattern to a customer, $1 value at 48oyd 8KIRT8 New Skirts, Van Tailored, assorted colors, prices from 98o to :-. JACKETS Complete assort ment of jadies, ' miHsea and cnil- dreiu Jickeia, : ., , " SIIEXTLNa-4000 vds Sheet ing regular. I 1-lio goods,' thu weekefl i - ,.-" 8j(00 vds Flannelette yd wide. Souvenir Postal Cards An assoftmont of Post Cards with views of the city on sale now Owen Q. Dunn UiiullDg Printer & Sutloper. u cur roiioca cravea Bta s We Make a Specialty in Tops From $1.0 to $16 ads to your order, aad cart wheels aad axle from 10 3$t made to yor or der) a very kmc ruble prioe for Imme diate sales, we can mow yea a large and alee aew stock of bet glee and ear- rtsgea, sad sew damp faim carta oom lete so, This qnlle aa opporwaity or the farmer to tee at tt onoe for this is a very low prloe. Qj. Be Wfttt A Bems Booeessor J it waters Boa, TSBnorl . Saas. w n (We tr "sgta.t (or ' KepraatBSt Clothing for rats Every sail TaQot mads sod gosrsnteed, aad W L Doaf las, ljnt A Orottett, Snd Prttlttoa's It li iitt rum. Ptotk til IB. r, rt to ( 'l

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