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it means taorlo joa thgp merely the four per cent
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' The fact that yon have money ahead prepares you
' nut only lor emergencies but alsojcf those chances
for advancement that come only to those who com-V
t roand rady monty.? . v : ,
- A ybong man known as ; a saver, can command
business credit that would be denied to ; one known
4o have ppenufl he has earned Thjnli JtoveruiaV
14 open a favi - eccount here at oncVXV Zg&z?
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WHY 0U SHOULD BUY THE SPRINGFELT
-It is a good felt mattress, guaranteed. It haa a hjghly tempera) -J
spring, guaranteed. The Springfelt coats bo more han a good felt matt
tress. You have a better value and save tfie cost of a set uf bed springs .
It is ventilated. It is sanitary, Both sides are made alike. It can be
turned over or end for end... It is durable It Is resflfuL Physician
recommend it Try it for a week and be convinced. Do. not try it' fot '
less than a week. Bed slats must be used under the Springfelt In orf .
dering state whether wanted for iron or wood bed. See that the mat;--tress
is not too wide or too long for the bed We make the Springfelt
only in our best grade of ticking. -.. . - r J . j ,.
Price K. Grade Ticking
$18.00 - REDUCED TO - $15.00.
7. DAYS ONLY, -FOR SALE BY i
T. J. TURNER FUR, CO. ;
PRICES
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S Pituborsf. . Pa. ; AmU.tTM police
are amazed ( tie stoical 'demeaaor
mainUlned by Catterio Botti. J3, wM
la sow, to jail ie eharfed;'wltk the
udr f.Paqukr Vvlpe. 4 r.her
grandfather because f bis aJleged u&
velcoiM atUnttons to her; r .
c- According to, toajost portent txni
nation the irirl not ottlV hit Votoe with
an aii but she UUrktrack tins eTeraj
blaws.vithl A hatchet and; Ibeo, pierced
is UfeleM body with afd hot poker.
WhaA eonfronted-wUhthJs pew evi
dence this aorning jh,ilid rnotobasge'
one particlaPt aaldr - r ' '
v Year I forgot to tell yoo atut tltat:
After I had- h& him several time
wth an grew tired an picked, up
hatchet and hit him -two- of three
tk&HhMt1tMted poker and pushed
hito hli bodr. Be had broken jny Wrti
aMI wanted, to break hia. 4" !
'Although 'itmwilling to believe her
cohfession, offleer who-worked on the
case today acknowledged her - story has
verified in every detail,' 1udf have been
unable tor donflrnt their! theories that
other " persona 'stronger ?than.. she had
commltCed the crime,; " - - 1 - ,
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4 -High aiajjer Colonial
Glassware;4ijS: Whitehurst
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Cotty Commlsaloner.
Editor of Journal t - ' i .
Having noticed in your columns, i
number of sugKestiona,' naming repre
sentative citizens for the office of Coun
ty Commissioners. '
Ithas occurred to me, that, with the
very rapid progesa our City haa made
in street improvements, and the -interest
manifeated by the' citizenship gen-
eraUy. 'in both the city and county, - for
good roads, that .the work begun by the
county,' improving and building better
toads ana bridges over tne county,
eoukl well be continued. ' "
Goodcouinty roads ;rtll be of great
.1ieuvri(BWa',aV'''w as the
gaieial public, tnd it would Wwell to
continue this good work. . , . . ; - -. ,
At least on member of the Board-of
mmissioaeraahonldbe a famer, .of
laiva interests who is dailv in touch
countyo '.' '-rj'; .7'. ' '' '
t. With thia view of the affairs of the
county, I desire to present the name of
Disease. FiadasIjarge Field jkmong
Colleg jBtadf nts aid Bolicrs.;
LeptareHtjuflay .Night t V
The facts being mealed by the book
worm investigation u& -C,are start
ling. Three years ago w were nef;
tnhed over the statement ?thai the dia
ease ex' : ted it pit hordervfcen thai
esratniiUtlor, of foltege atadeau.4nrmg
the past winter showed thatinot,USan
one-thirdol 00 ,. student ali exaipuHd
ware fnand. lnfaftted .with liiwik worm
seose, muchBurprise rws expressed
becaused the disease wti only apposed
toekUtramong tHei aurat;lvOw of
people. J The surprme -was still greater
when the Msralhation of about 1300
men constituting the soldier'-if i the
State f drstrtihaned at 88 per eeit of
those repreiisntingthe western sect Jon
of thfr Stats innd- 68 percent of those
representing ine UAatcrn aecuon oi we
State werei found, Infeeted-with - thai
blood, sucking parasite If the class of
men representing the soldiers, who are
able to bear arms,nd the students of
colleges are thus . so heavi'y infected,
tnav natqjraDy expect to nod the
condition? Bich-rorae among Ihe less
fortunate. , This jiaimphasiaed by ex
amination juif : completed of the o
phaiM totne-'pda Fellows Orphanage
at -GoldiboroV ? Ninty-seven J- children
were examiaw ana nfy twe were in
fected wjth hook worm diaeasev which is
58 bet cent of the total number. . More-
ever. twenty of them were infected
with other kmda - of intestuisl worms,
8ve of these being infected with a kiwi
of tapeworm, j Poee not conditions ot
of this' fcincffceSa' attention o the- Com-
raonwwHm
The manney hi which hook v worm in
fection'ocoursil 'remarkable and very
interesting. ''- Experimentally, ' the in
feclios hai been produced by; many of
the SeienUfltr by applying , Vter . or
dirt .cfiptfiawltod with the Infecting
book Airm larvae which have'iatehed
from etogii fXpelled from the bodies e
mtectea people, yvneo mis eontsmuat-j
d wafer or soli is applied to the skin,'
only a day or two is Mttired
for a tjlral ground-itch to be setl
p. , roilowmf this ground-itcn in nv
or six weekt:th- infecting larvae has
UaaedJi hbdx.o(.;ie person
and have taken Op their domicile in the
small jhlestiney : there they sock blood;1
wound W jieahi ahd poison the ayateni
of the ptrson,,they are about half an
inch, long and about the sixe r or a mo. b
threap;-. Tbe jrmdy,' for the diseaaj
will kill these worms and thev'are then
exaelled fidnxthv tody ia immenae nun
hOTaeithai tbejr my ho.collected aa al
aaliis other broad haslnesa and financial
intoresta make-him eminently
tleularlodaJined 111 iafTUieato;
-'''heWmaMMea'ei 'Gri.&ttkfJt;:
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iTom Hege;. one of the beat known
men in thia aectibn, arrived .In the tity
veeterday from Kew .Bern, where he
naa beenHvina for. th j east 8 monlha,
He la ptill doing bustsa on the court
house sauare. flit baud Orgaa.ia aot In
evidence; hot he naa aA candy" .making
apparatus which h s-Whe Jbas hnprov
d wonderfnlly : Certtiuly U W make
iroodcandf.' Ha k stIU arPTOink scis
sors and preaching the goepelaaba tees
M0IS1HERB!
TRAYMORE rTAlLORING- COi PHILADELPHIA, ' PA
. - Will have (heir special representative here to take measures and show
the Beit line of Upto-Dater Woolen and Cassimeres . FOR THIS SfiA
BON3 WEAR ON THE MAR KiT., h We would especially request that'
our friends end customers call on day of sale and Inspect j the line,- we
will GUARANTEES SATISFACTION to: ntfl1 :tt and Workmanship."
August 12, and'lSUi,. ? ., Sl"j';:.t-o. 1 1 tv't 12 " '-'.J. "
Oor Middle and. Front StC
Tryan Elot-v
Tpoi Bei at jua Old Stand.
VHM VJmntmA :
TrVopoaala tofurnuih'feedfor the eJtjr
borsee for next nine montha will be'W
eelved at thaclerk'a office until August
25th, by order of the' Board- of Alder-
PATTERSON.
City ClerJuir
Gatherlnl Data ,oa tbelndustrlea' of the
4. TJ? '-"w!.i
In selecting your Cook Stovefor Rare'it is it mat-, f
te: of importance to you , to get -the best, one that
Will wear welt and give'thfi tr:t t -rviccr. Our Sto
are 'heavy-weight, evryor u-r-r.UwJ. e r t
them up same day Of purchi"', "without c-tri u t.
Raleigh, Aug. 13. -There went out
from the state department of labor and
prtatlfg July I Inquiry; blanks for alt
phsiips of industry In .every section ef
t en; 'arJthe rf-nses areeomlng
in n.ie promptly and completely than
1 1 6 history of taO department and
4 veiy in iortant Wik of aaf cmtling
i art axnuuti r, r--tt n tr4u,..'atiorg of
. .8 liiuusl.: s of t'..a s.&la TLi gives
n fur as t the ),nr and
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bia May Get Forty v.
Yeaisr -t
aahingtoo, D. C., . August 13. The
Federal law 'prohibiting the "white
aleve" traffic; which was enacted fol
lowing the recommendations of Presi
dent Taft, will, have ita first exhaustive
tost in a case in which will be detailed
events transpiring within half a mile of
the Capitol.
iWaltor i. Bussius is in .the District
o Columbia jail today facing a charge
which, under Qie new law, in case of
ha conviction, may result in sentence
of forty years and fines aggregating
I6,000.
-fThe police, who have a complete nar
rative of the career of Mrs. Catherine
Berkeley,, twenty-three years old, from
Whom Bussius is alleged to have ex-
tjrted money, are of the opinion that
conditions' probably more - appall jng
tjian those exposed in New York or
other large cities will be. brought ' to
?ght when the investigation is com
feted.
While waiting trial on charges of
vagrancy r the woman was approached
py Bussius in the court-room with a de
mand for money. Officers who observed
the incident reported it to Judge Pugh,
Who consulted with United States (Dis
trict Attorney Turner. A warrant! for
the arrest of. Bussius was ordered . and
jn the meantime the woman' was per
kuaded to tell her story. The police-
pen were shocked at the sordid narra
Jtive. -
Banner "Sure Seal" FruiJ
Jars (with glass top.) M. JE,
Whitehurst & Co.
Just a few bushels of wheat planted in the ground be
come MANY BUSHELS of grain; so will the rhbney you
put in our bank from time to time become a BIG SUM.
The interest we will pay yotT will help it grow
Make OUR Bank YOUR Bank.
We pay liberal interest consistent with safety 4 per ct.
the PEcjRiM -mm
large faesningrto
giving fail ufortnation about the worm.
vm narmiui action on w oouy, aou. tin
method bf treating disease wilt bib
fnraished. anyone on reqneat to the
Stoto Beard of Health at Raleigh.; NCt
Tomorrow night at 8:80 o'clock it Grtf
flu Memorial hall Dr. a Ft fitrosnlder!
repreeentnul the Stote Board of Healto,
D.Utl l! J' -III m t
about 80 minutes on the Hook Worm. It
wlllbe worth hearing and there should
be a large attendancev ; -
WLtSrfiPlLM'-'ILES ! ;
I'Wlliiwp tndlttW Wnimeptf WJll
cure Blind. Bleedihg and Itchiniir Pile.
It alww the tumor, allays Itching ft
ence, hcia m a'jpoultice;' givea instant
reuer, , wyuams' inotan.-iie vinunept
private parts,- Sole by druggistsJnail
BOe and 11X0..: -WUUama' M 1 gv Co.,
PropCIevlBhu;;ifiv: ; tf: 'r
h, r tevlaed Ust Of Foil ; .BoMfit'-tp
In making ap the list of poll.holders
that were 'appoirii ed - by .the Executive
Committee 'at ; thev couJrt bouse in this
city last Friday for the election wh?ch
ia to be held on September 8rd- a few
namel ware .omitted. , , The following
is a correct list of those appointed.
Maple Cypress-E F .Adams, Geo
Dixon and V. A Dixon; i'; 'XtJ
Vanecboro-X Rlpock, A i Gasktns,
and .J; H Koonce. f. fX-'?'.
f Bridpeton-J P McCullen, 1 S Brooks
and C S Dunham, - V CX;' &'; ."
Trultt-M D,Fulcher,-. X A .Thomas
and J A Edmonston. -- ? 'x
Tliurman-J, E . Mljler, Geo, Bryan
and II CWood. :? fi3..
;jst WardTRoland HiC M.K Jacobs
and C E rennington.', X'J- '-'. '.
2nd Ward-V'atter Duffyi C JtvIIan
cock 1 VV. -r Fulford. . ' !
8rd Wanl-N M Hooker,' II B Uoore
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4;h 81 .1 Trice AnJcraon,' Wm Faul
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Dov. 1). II I'arrott, A G Oullaw
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New York Cotton Market.
Spec ial to Journal.
New York, Aug. 13 Forecast of
rain southwest over Sunday cause"
further profit taking in the market to
day and prices declined. No spat safes
today. Quotations ten points lower.
LATHAM, ALEXANDER &CO.!' :
Mayor jSaynor Resting Well,
New York, Aug. 13. -Another day
has passed and Mayor Wm. J. Gaynor,
shot in the neck on Tuesday, by -James
J. Gallagher, shows no symptoms of
blood poisoning. He continues to rest
well at intervals, to take nourishment
when desired and, according to bulletins
his eprgeohs are issuing' nothing in his
condition is unfavorable toward ultimate
recovery. -The bug-bear of Septicaemia
is net?, yet passed, however, nor is the
possibility that an artery or a : blood
vessel bis Been scraped by the bullet
With these possibilities ever present,
he isatill in the danger zone and will be
for more than a week yet.
Wonder Freezers Best Made,
M. E. Whitehurst &Co 7
Historical Keception.
One of the most elaborate, events of
the season, was the beautiful reception
held at the magnificent home.of MrsS.
H. 8cott, 'on' New .etreet. last, Friday
evening from 8r to 11 o'clock, when
she entertained la a most royal manner,
die committee Of vouna- ladies and the
m prejwrwi jwc rue w iwuiuk m Hproviuciai congresamenoi tne .wston;
eal float: of which, she waa chairman, vx
'-'The elegant' porch . was beauUfuuy
decorated withr. il umihated Japanese
laoterna.'potted plants, and ferna,,, all
earina- the color effect, vellow and red.
tne coior acneme pi tne Historical r toai
representing the first Provincial Con
gress, the furnishings of which were
to" mahogany, and the. speaker's hAU:
was once owned and used by Judge Gaa-
to&) The.aecretary'f -chair ?waer
two hundred year old, this Boat; u wtu
be remembered, was one of j th three
considerea tor ne am priae. ;iv; .
rTha,' following,' Congressmen ?,werf
present Hon, M, GVeen Speaker,
Hon. Geo. N, Ennett, Secretary;, Hon.
Leonard Hurly, Hon B. B. HuratHon
J. G Delamar, Hon I4 p.Tolaon and
Hon.-a L. Taylor.; ... r L',
On arrival of the guests they .'.were
met by little Miss . Helen Hurly,- who
presented each one with a - card.of wel
come (with little bow, of ribbon al-
tached) which prohibited the use or rgo
during the evening. X'..' .y.-s ' .2 '
At 10Q dainty refreshments were
survrd, consisting of cream and cake,
tf rii-ft the eolor scheme of the Iliutor
k.i4 Float, yellow and red. f ,,1 ' ' J
CuoBts ' of " honor, Miss t Chrii. ;: t
Ui'ine, ot Rocky Mount, N. C, 'ancv,
and Mrs. J. B. Uurly. : ' ; ,;
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We are closing out our entire stock summer foods AT
COST, such as Clothing, Ladles & Mm (ndorwear, Dress
Goods, Lawns etc: " J y''"'
OXFORDS! OXFORDS!!
We have a good stock of Tan andiatent Uather Ox
fords to close out AT COST miXtO4'ipik
Don t fail to-see us before buying. :.s-'ff?
J. J. BAXTER
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Personal suretyship is a responsibility that no man should undertake
A bond in thiB Company is absolute protection and the rates are as low
, as the lowest For further information see
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