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it means more to you uua cereiy us rear per ecru v
interest we py.J ," ' - '-Z': i " " -
Tbe fact.t!:ct yea have money thesd prepares you-'
out only for eaier;tncie but t!so far c;a chances
for advancement that come only to those who ccsw
mand ready monyfV.o"'1
, "Ayoangmanknown a$ a 8aver,'caa command
business credit that would be denied to one.kcownt
- to- have spent rU hi has earned. Ttiak it pvertrJ x
: open a saving account here st ence. , " - v. . i
Wm. B.' RLADS, V. Pre. 6T" I? r""!!TON, Caslfo-
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Train Small Boy Home Beneath
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Trestje by "Bwift Current and
; Richmond, Aujf. IS. Lewto Rockv
th 12 year old too of Mr. Henry Kikk
r, pf C 5 Beverly trwt.WM drowned
In the c ,al between -Sixth nd Sev
enth etreete Tuesday aTternoon aboot
o'clock. J "' ' -Y-
Frightened by amassing ehiftinfr en
ciutt, the'littio boy stepped oil the nil
road tTrk bensh V tr tie a Sixth
street, onljto i.ll into the eanal, where
boya swim every day. - lie struggled id
tlte water Ura few econ3fl'-nd tha
went down, hto-bodybeinj-lrecovered
before IT Jeiuihed theatreer:eat,'-toeeV
inir of the eanal at Seventh Btreefc. That
hia Ufa 'waa notiave to a4ftyty
all who Witnessed the drownmgJ -'
r A little de?orrod bojWaa eittio'i on
the bank of the tanal aearwaere Dittfe
Lewiatell io, and raached W 'foot far
out id an effort to ave thr drowning
boy' ' Several growo-men were ' Stand
ins near, but all evident! thought 'the
boy-would easily swjm'to Jhr jh6re"orj
stride against toe gau au cevenin 01.
and be palled 6horij When lie
sfiik for the teat timethe people who
Enraged : because :Kc Could - Hot
Z 8e Hia Wife, From Whom;'; '
No'rf olk; Va.x Aug.". 18. lying upon
cot In the Norfolk county -jail with a
pistol shot wound entirely through- pis
body-and suffering excruciating painis
the condition of Charles Akars, ayoung
man of HunterBViUe, His1 condition ib
regarded as ' serious by: Dr. Ernest,
physician to the jail, 'whb-states that
an operation 61. .necessary as f;iooh ! as'
possible- -The shottnereff- the? lower
, WHY YOU SHOULD BUV E:SPRINGFEtT;? J:
It is a good felt' mattress, guaranteed It has a highly' tempered j
spring, guaranteed, The Sprtngfelt costs no jnore than good feltmst-. i
tress. You have a better yalue and save the cost of a set f bed springs, j
it is ventilated, it is sanitary. : Botn sides are made al ae. it cav,p
turned over of eid forendk - It irf durable-' It ia.1 restfaUfhyiicjana
recommend it Try it for a week and be convinced ?Do "not try it fori
less than a week. Bed slats must be used" under the- Sprtngfelt i; Inor-I
denng state whether wanted for iron or wood bedi : See that the - taat-
tress is sot too wide or top long for the bed We make the Sprtngfelt;
' 6nly in'our best grade of ficking. lRfCE K GRADE TICKING c
$1800
7 DAYS ONLY
REDUCED TO $15.00
:-FOR SALE fit
T. J. TURNER FU$.C3.'::
S3 Middle St ' Phone 172, " 'f JJaw Bern.riSk C.
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Barrington
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had seed hWlp th water cou1dcaree
1 believe he was drowned. ' ' '
John Cheatham, of 6, Church street
dived for the body' and trough t H to (the
surface. .One of the first persons to get
to the little, fellow was Miss Alyer
Smith, of 611 thu'rth' Street:-" She'did
what she could to rcucUftUr the little
teiiow, our ner.enons.. wwe vain.
death ret'ulting in ew mihutoa,."-
v K crowd af several hundred nongre
gated near the canal withbMjmtnutea
and none thought the child, should have
been allowed tO'drownr. The anal .it 8
feet deep at this point sndT is ibot more
i had 80 feet across.' t Mr st cafiv' man
could have eulleoUhe attje fellow out.
When Ufa was extinct the coroner
vaa called, and after-viewing the body
and deeming1' an Inquest. :iinnecessaryl
be allowed It to be Uaenv to he hlch-
Unona burial ettabliiment. - .s
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red from the grave Wednesday after
noon.. The aged grandfather.of the boy
saw. the body shortly-after H was taken
.from the water;; It wal'-ha'who brotej
the sad news to the mother and fatner
'LJrtle Lf wis was to have beau sent
to thi Country Wednesday Jfor hiivaca-
tion'jlebad planned many surprises
for his ' relatives and.' friends in the
country and tuuTlooked forwaA) wkh
conaiderabia expectation . to. the lime
hen Ite should leave the city:, w y.
With 4 mtle f flendrha feft hts hom
tiiesdav afternoon, and when it rained
be Jock shelter ondee the, ,treaiienear
WiUreC-Thepasiing-ei ,tte'shif
1ng enthne Js thocghte to hav-caused
aim to loss his balance and fell into the
eanal, it either he was frightened and
jumped front tha trackaef the -railroad
into fhewater. fl f a "i-
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OPPOv POST OFFICE."?
TRrVYMoai. tAilortog' CO.i fraLADELnilA; A.'1
Will Jjaye their special representative here to take measures and show -the
Best line of tJp-to-Date Woolens and Cassinlerei : FOR ' THIS SEA
OWS.WEAR OH THS MARKET. We'would especially request that ,
our frlendsand customers call on day of sale aud Inspect ths lne, 1 we .
Wilt GUARANTEE SATISFACTION in' atyl fit and workmanship.
Augustli and lath.C'-. ; , ' .
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.'A good sized, eight oom''4welling.
newely painted: and wiut .inodem eon
ling."-1 Both these booses "are- in " good
neighborhoods , One - office ' building.
Several' office rooms In deferred Iocs'
tions.- ! '-r ,,." fyr.J- w
;4" C. V.HANCOCg, Ajt;
-T1iMrit.lwwlfBrT Sundae ''Rcfirnil" at
Rhems held its annual picnic Thursday
and it was indeed an enjoyable (Occasion.
Nearly a hundred' of the neighbor)
wentcntta the County f hool house
rfnd If. : s epreiil a dinner; t : ough to
have fed five hunJred peo.e to reulc'
tia, and it was r.u-.'y h'A products of
I' e home fart, rnrl In a wsy only
knoWn ' to uk..n housewives ' and
iheir dau, Mers. God t'ogs themi i -
Teverl Tern f fople were pres
et t c . 1 recc ivt 1 the c1 1 hxnd of wel
eani ynrl ';ft'' .espro
" , ' t i m sale With
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V. Ilours. 8ensation. Diacharge .
h Late "5 esterday 4 afternoon Chief - of
police Barget' received" a teltigram
from Chief of Police-Fowler of Wash
ington. N. C. requesting him to be on
the lookout for a mm abeot 26 years of
age, giving the name of J!, Jones and
who was driving a small .black horse
hitched to a - new robber tired buggy
both of which had been stolen from Mr,
B L Susmab, a ltvery man. of that
an jiicn left oi tne spme.' r. s
Ak ere tells 'a most pathetic. : Story of
why he attempted to take his' life, fit
was the result of a disargeemenHwitn
hia wife, to whom he liadlteeir married
for just Ave months.-- v 'X A
"jaon'tknow-whyl did iL I was
enraged at the time and whether it was
an accident or. whether I did it deliber;
ately 1 cannot say,"1 said Akers today.
All I know ia that!" went to mywiiefs
father's home; Twhera i sBS .-was, and.
hy would pot let me in, and pie' neit
thing I knew, I was shot, ! did it my
self and noionee'se was present at the
time.'",
Akers was brought to the county pri
son this morning shortly after 5 o'clock
by,Police OiBcer Cowan; f Tanner's
Creek district The wounded man is i a
clerk, in the, grocery Of C. AMerrill, at
506 Princess Anne .avenue, "Norfolk.
He is 21 yeamof -age and a , native of
Dynchburg. Me came: to Norfolk aevenJ
months 'ago and soon af let his ' arrival
here met fciss 'tiayesridaughtes of
WilUam jlsye.a,' of U Percy tftreet,
Hunttraville- 'They were. $iarriedf five
months agosod everythmg wentjsmooth-
Iv natll a month ag' declares. -Akers.
A disagreement then took place between
thanrand they aeoaratecL, f .
At an early tiour thisymommg the
oubdexf man aaya he called, at his fath
er-in-law'A hdma and.asked to be per
mitted to see his wife He was denied
admittance and within a short whi e the
Hayes family heard the report of a pis
tol on the premiees! Suspecting that)
Akers .had shot . himself, ,Mr. Hayes
went to investigate. be :youg man
was found lyipg om the floor of an out
house on the premises hi pool of his
own :blood.'
foart of the abdomen.' passing oat 4bouTgplaee, ii The; policemen vwre all! rive
borders to be on the lookout for (be man
and team and if aeea-to locate him.'
Shortly before 9 'clock last night a
ftisn and woman driving, a small blaek
horse drove up inLfront of the Aftusea
theatre and after ) hitching, the animal
went inside to see the show,;, They .had
nut been in the theatre . for more than
nrteen minutes oetore tne animal, was
suddenly taken with a fit and began to
to rear violently. Several- bystander8
rushed over to the animal and succeed
ed in unhitching him from the vehicle
before any damage wae done, .
An Inquiry wa made as to whom the
horss.belonged but it was some time
before the man and woman who drove
up to the theatre with the rig were lo
cated, "j. i ' -'
In the meantime some bystander re
membered reading an advertisement in
one of the morning papers which cpr
reSpondedWith the message reee ived
by Chief of Police Harget, and upon
examination it was found that the ani
mal corresponded with the description
uui iihw tne venicie. was noi ine same,
When the owners of the vehicle final
ly appeared they were taken,Jnto cus
tody and carried to police headquarter
There the couple gave their names
avMr. and Mrs. J H Creider, of Aurora
and that they had driven through ihe
country from that plnce last Wednes
day and Were visiting a Mrs. Toler who
resided in Bridgeton and who isa relative
of Mrs. Greider.
The chief of police then made sn at
tempt to -get into, communication with
the authorities of Washingtoo, . but
owing to the fact that the telephone
Connections with, that- town could not
be made and as there was no defiaate
evldenc that the' man Md stole the
animal he'waa discharged. - - - ; -
The affair created, coneiderabie ex
citement and there were at least two
hundred ' people - congregated In and
around the city hall during time , the
eoupifr were awaiting the disposition oi
the enjef of police, k.- '
Williams' indari Pile Ointment Will
cure Blind? Bleeding and Itching Piles,
It absorbs (he tumors, allay Itching at
once, acti as e4oultice, gives Instant
yelleft f Willlama! Indian Pile Ointment
is prepared for Piles and itching of the
private parts,; Sole by druggists, mail
60e ead.ai.00.t' Williams' M'f'g, t Co.,
'44 "." I"
Crastu toFQ. S May be 63.0Od.0OO
-New ' i'ork,'" Aug. '43,A Coldmbian
Itausucaa nar peen eomparug tne ceo
vans figures thus far. announced at Wash
ingtod with thoeeof the prevloaaj enu
meration. rHe figures that the avrhga
gain thus far shown is K.7 pet Sept, l
a similar-percentage apblita,, toHhe
rest of the country.' the net' gain for
the Whole country Will be about 17,300,
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WW, malting iae unai popuiaijoa oi iiie
eonttoenui united sutes oyer :ua,0uu,
Dysentery is a dangerous disease' bat
Cholera snd Diarrhoea Remedy has been
successfully used In. nine- epidemics Dt
dysentary.- n nas never Deen . Known
to fail. -It is equally valuable for chil
dren and sdu t and when reducedwith
water and sweetened, tt is pleasant- w
take.... bold by ail dealers
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Womah.Who Lcftljuaband fops
v " - .V Unconscious on
Ktn Ct- - ' .j
New . YoiV, . Aug. is l oo - wet'
from himfir to woi 't, too proud to be
Vra, Kt a I'iil.crU, 22 yar old wand-
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tf MARSHALL. FIELD clerked la asfpre whenVe was a boy.
-He put in e Bank enough ut of his salary ta start a small
business of his 6wn.T Today his establishment is the finest
in the world. ' His two grandsons win get 400 millions each
when they are given, their share oi his estate.'
. ; . Make JDUR Bank YOUR Bank. 'L
We pay h'beral interest consistent with safety 4 per cent.
THE PEOPLES BANK
Pictorial Review Patterns
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also the new Fashson Book
and Magazine, for Sale here
PEPT. STORE .ELKSTEMPLE
G. BOYD
in r Now York
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New York Cotton Market.
Special .to Journal :'
New.! York,. Aug. 18. Forecast tI
fain In Southwestern . Texas caused
profit taking today, and the cotton mae-
ket had a moderate reaction. Spot sales
1.3Q0 balea at unchanged prices. ;
LATHAM, ALEXANDER & CO -J
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The government rvaet Mercurv left
last night for, Southport, 'and with fa
vorable weather will proceed to" More-,
head City todays where Capti. Earlelv
Brown,, Corps of Engineers, U. 8 A.
and Assistant Engineer 'R. C Merritt
wuLtaice tne yaent next uonday tot an.:
examination; sad inspection ruise
tendays ever the Eastern district v
Captain Brown and . Mr . Merritt will.
leave during the latter part of thf jweek
bVrail tor meet: the Mercury, and the
cruise will be through --the sounds and
rivers in Eastern Carolina. ' ThWis one
ofthe annual sxsmination" trips made
by the government officials, Jwd laior
the purpose, of bi peeling... Waterway
routes and securing other information.
The trip will likely require , over Hen
dsys,and the Mercury wtlljreturn to port
Within that time, if the westber is fav-
' w n t r
THEY HAVE A DEFINITE PUR-
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; Folev Kidney Pills frive a quick relief
in can8 of kidney and bladder ailments.
Mrs.' Koaa Glaser Terra Haute, Ind.,
tells the resuit in her esse. "After
guiltiru-'r for mnny yprg from a serious
eaHe of kidney- trouble and spending
mnr-h money lor fifl-called curcy, I found
1 hIi v'b Kidney I'iIib the only medicine
ti.iit gave me e pormntunt cure; - I am
"in al'le to l.e up and attend to my
vnjt k. I bl'ull p'vr hRiLate to reom
mond them." l-avi' l'liarma:y.-', v. -
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