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Iiiore Than 4 Per Cent
llf you have a savings account la this strong Bank,-,
Kit means more to you than merely the four per cent,
tnej act that you have jaoney'ahead prepares yea f
t out only for emergencies but "also for those chances
Vfor advancement that come only to those whoiom
mand ready moneys ' XZ-r
r'A yoa'ng man-known as a v saver, cancOmmand 4
bosihess Credit that would be denied ttf "one known1 "
1 to have fpent ail he-has earned,- Xhink it over and!"
, pen a iayings account here at opce. V: ,IV ;
; U. BLADES. Pra.-v tC A. UKEEN. V- Pret"- "
Wm, R. niADES, V: Prm. GEO B FENDLKTOV, Canhlar -
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in cotton ipdli,wh,cn VA, T k P itv'Sl'
vXl;y v life Sprlnc'dtFHIs; 1 I
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WHY 0U SHOULD BUY THE SPWNCFELT-u--
It Is agtad felt mattress, guaranteed, v It har iiigW 'ieiiiperftd
spring, guaranteed. The "Spring felt cost no more than a good felt mat-
tress. I ou nave a oeiter vaiue anu save we cusi oj ay, oipea spnngB.
It iventilated It is samtary ; Both sides are inade al ke, 1 can .be :
tamed over or end for end. It is durable ..; It toestflil. ,iPI)yeici8na
recommend it. Try itifor'i week and be convinced. Do notAry- it' foiC
less than a week. Bed slats must be used trader the Spruigfe(t In or-'t'
tress is not toe wide or too long tf of the bed make -ihe Springfelt
only in' our best grade of ticking. fRIGE K GRADE TICKING--
$1800 - REDUCED TO JI5 00," Hi-
7 DYS ONLY 1 "F0R SAl E BV
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InTentor-Sajs - Iie took His Pat-
vv tent Jand iEefuses. to PayC?i-.
! Washington, -Augv-;20-Cottn KinV
SamoeLJ Sully, John Bsy Hammond
ndther were' made, defendants tor-
Ida; in suit .filed Jn the district f
(jommoDS supremaeourni Mmuei A.,J
Greeu of Greenville; ?.-C who seeks to
recover abetter oipatejlt ot improve-
ments
signed
(matey pending the organiattoo of the
Farmers'" Cotton Grader Compant," br
qonaideratiou'sf a---promise pt$50.(0
and 50,QP9 fn, stock. 1a the proposed
company.'; i4tner aeienaant: namea.m
the petition an Harris fiammond, "ion
51 John Hay flu.mdn: JohnJiWll
the Qotton . Grader Coropartyf nd th
f. rrauo aa alleged against Bully and
the Hammonds by Green, who charges
that tbey Induced the truee to" trans
fer. the letters of patentto the Grader
Company, and then refused -to pay bim
te (50,000, asbs although., a . $50,XM
Hock of alook was ; given Tto Jiim. ? He
alleges that thi Urader Company then
assigned the patV'tlght4 to the Cot
ton Exploration Company in eopsidera
lion 4tt fl. royalty on each 'grader: sold
and fhat the ent're stock of the new
corporation was issued to Sully and the
Hammonds' "for the ante purpose of
defrauding the plaintiff,"
' Green seta forth in. his petition "that
he interested; Sully i bis patent and
that the "Cotton King" in turn I ter-
eaed t,he Hammondalo Pie projtnd
,93 Middle St.-
'Phooflt I7i,
Nevr Bern; NT Ci
REDUCED;PRICES
-All' 10c and l2-l-2c Goods Now 7
. 1 5c. Goods Now lOc. Y
, 20c. 'w r ;- 5c:U 7
Barringto
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Rexall Peil; Toothf PSwder;
"JSUF,:sed";;:
, SOLD ONLYBYi',
GASTON DRUQICOMPANY
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-(THE' REX ALL STORE) ;Vtw
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ON THE CORNER V PHONE S -" t OPrO." POSf OfFKUT'
iFlNALTvREDUenON.-!.,
women's VLoweu-ni: shoes
AUVtyles and leathers, $100 values for $1.50, Men's
and Boys Patent Leather, Gun Meial and Russian Calf S:
ra$4.0a Values for $175 and $250 values' (or $1.75.
J.'B. IliiiEf-
Letters From" His'Vanccboro townsmen.'u His Democratic Work
To, whom If may concern.',' '
Havmf recently succeeded Mr.JC. 8.
Harvey -ayashiBr& of Jthe"" bank - of'
Yanceboro, this u tocrrtify that ( find.
he books tnd accounts of the bank cor-
tbat the Haromonstaaided nd abetted
the defendant. Bully in hia Tfrauduleiit
purposes- - -c-"-, .y?i
-The Farmers' Cotton - Grader Com
pany wasorganir.fd With a rapitalizat-
Lion of iS2pO 000 s.Snily -beuig elecMdJ
jireBTdent snHartis HanTmond treat
'Green offerrf) return 4hb tock andJ
demanortna returnor his patent rignis
Juatfeo Gould today cited -1ne defend'
ante to appear ia court rext week and
show damo why the. letters of ! patent
should not be returned "
. "43,000.000 More For Census, -
"WaaMngton. Aug 20. -Tne appropri
ation of twelve million doUars made bv
Congress lo; meet the ro3t of thevihir.
t enth decennial census will be too small
by about $3,000,000. Of the $12,000,
000 only JS.111.6 1.18 was balance on
band JolyJOnd much of th&tjiae-since
Hwen paid pu Approximately ,000 of
tb7P,0wJnUraeratoraemployc4 are
yet to be paiLCongresa will bff called
upon to supply the-deficit' i.. ' v.
HearaMhat Husbaud Baa Killed
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Vanceboro; N. C., Aug. 20, 1910-
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1 Mr Edrtorin the "i'3uhi of Aucrusl
18 tt a vicious attaclt ' was made - udob
o"nr tQwuamanr Mr; 1., B.- Harvey- and
hia friends; I desirito state at lam
one of theiriettdaattacked and-4 strorig
suppprter - of M& Harvey. I believe
him to bet fully competent tQ discharge
the "duties of the office of clertraof court
nd t ask the peopht 19 vote for him On
account of , his loog and'conUntied party
-' Respectfully ' , 1 .
- B."R. WARREN.
. " v -. Mayor,
Vanceboro B, C v '
Mr.Ediior:A reply to 'Democrat"
tin Sun issue" of the J8th insf! Being
one of the many friends of Mr. 4. B,
Harvey; Idesire to say that' JLAave
known Mt Harvey wen. tor more than
twenty years anrf . 'believe $tst fully
Competent to discharge4 the duties of
clerk of the court, and I k&6$v. that he
will not cripple the public lervice nor
hamper the dispatch of "business -of the
conrta: Mr,.-Haryeyi -A thoroughly.:
nonest , aotfX conscienl (oils -m-jn. We j
have seen him tried many times and in
m i?y places, aiid am confident that lie
win improve the aervicenv the high or-
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MVO. iv wuicii ue auuprauiy Bpirf. car.
I ould not figure where the public are
getting lu.' And, s for : Mr,- Wauon,
he haa v certain (y bepn irtcoffle.-J6og
enough to have l4d aside . a me6 snug
ittle fortune to .care- for hiin the re-
mainqtoi ni8 uie, ana as tor .tne poo-j
he. cine menJut Of ten liket to see theJ
countv -officers chansred onceia ar while:
sfr that Very iateligentr corripetahtri
citizen whtfmay aapire to-office may
navacbance y " ' '
f As cnuoty eomml3BioDcrMr. Harvy
has laid aaide every thing xand I do not
Believe there evex.wai a, commissioner
who tuok'tnore tnterat in'the office of
the;oonty than jie, laying aside every;
thing Whenever toe county needed .fy
services ''.vrv ,
We. hare as competent in this I
township as ..any but we havecnever-
had any repreaentKives. , We have aN I
ways been at the bectrand call of New
Bern; now we expect New Bern to com?
pensate uffl helping UiTo elect J, B.
liatvey our next clerk- : .
. -JAMES A DUGUID, MD.
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" Mew York Cotton Market.
Special to Journal.
t New York, Aug. "20.' A bull demon
stration in AuguBt today strengthened
the whole market, although reaction
on profit taking occurred near the close;
Spot- cotton quoted forty-five points
higher. No salef. I
Latham Alexander & Co.
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MGNEF-TN THE mm
SUJISUAXL FIELD clerked in a store when he was a boy.
HlTpht in ihe bank enough out of his salary to start a small
; businessf his own. Today his estabiishmeht is the finest
; In theworld. His two grandsons will get 400 millions each
whenlhey are given. their share of his estate. -.
C 1 Make OUR Bank YOUR Bank.
We pay liberal interest consistent with safety 4 per cent.
THE PEOPLES BANK
Train Kills Large Bear.
SamXLipnian. r
Cor., Middle and 13. Proat St. " . ; ' ? v V - Krypn'Tlorkl
Liiiiand Pc r I; I r
-We carry" about eve'rylhir., in t!
Windows,'; Doors and Blir.J Del
and Turned Work.
Our Paint3 arc cf the hi 1 t
Civs you prompt delivery r 1 1
ju t rotten in a c r 1 .1 ( f I "
r
.Nw:yoTkAi(ig;20-On hearing thst
hef husband, Lrai, C, oauduy. p real
estate agent, formerly of ;St.Xouis,
had shot and killed.- himself. In a. bos
oital atHarmaroneck, MrsLeoma Vilet
Bauduyr hi third wife,- from' whom be
was seperated, attempted suicide
. The body of the man. was identified
in the.Mamaroneck-rnorgo.6 last night
by a woman said tobave been Mrs,
John Cecil Glayf wife of the Well known
artist and agister of Bauduy: ;
When reporters called at lbs borne Of
Mrs: . A 'Albreicht, motherf Mrs,
Bauduy, . early today," they were told
Mrs. . Bauduy , waa at . a J neighboring
drug stored A reporter who caw ber
purchase a bottle of .carbolic -arid ' fol
lowed her horn and declares he struck
the bottle from her hand Just a she
tried to swallow the poison. ; "
This wis the third attempted suicide
of Mrs. Bauduy.; Last t rlday she tried
to leap in front of art elevated truir.
I. titer, when arretted for attempted
e ..!ri.U, flie tried to kill lii'rulf by
iurrplri(j from a window in the p tlico
station. Sie decluied-. blie wm duveti
to attempting ruuade Ly Iw-r liu. 1 nd's
nel t i"i uttni'iit and ihe fact that two
.. . f 1 i f.iriiKT wiven, who hftd cummit
t 1 suii idt), IihJ LVen haunting ln'r dny
I r' ' t. -
A fnwij cf Iiaiiduy declures the di-a !
-iv i "n-t of rn.-i.f, out of eii'iili-y-
t l .1. tf I. 9 1' '!."
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Harvey is a man of judgment- and will
empwy efficient help until , lie gains the
Experience necessary tji conduct thevf-
ficej M. IJarvey Js a good penman.
Finally, Mr. Harvey is a high minded
Cbjstiapgenleman Ha baa labored
long and earnestly - for better morals.
better schdolB and liette' churches ia
his Community. , We respectfully, ask
the people of Craven county to vote for
him. j 1 ;
- Very truly,
- - A M. WILLIAMS
Mr. Editor t-r In issue of Sun August
18th t notice an article to ha democrat
ic voters' of Craven county and signed
Democrt,'J,r that applauded- W;- M.
J Watson, our presept clerk( and attack-
ed the jadgmenv-af J B Harvey and his
numaroos friejids la Craven -county;
"ho have made him thd democratic can.
didata- for Clerk mf Courfc.irom UoB
,i To wwhipTho candidate from" No I
Township, .nor his friends, nave ever
said, anyUtng Unkind about Mr.' Watson
nor attacked hi judgment. We -only
J say that be, baa held the office top long
for the food of the democratic party.
Whatcanayonog man; who has phti'
cal aspirations, promisa hlmt elf at the
hands of-iho democratfo- party when
you take "a roan andwork. bimJlortWenty
five years and he spendr'his -own time
and money In building up the party, as
Mr.-HarveyJbaa;doneTMf. --Barvey
has letters in nit poaaesaioa now, from
some jDf the best lawyers in the eoonty;
complimenting hiro on the stand ha took
in the White Supramar y Campaign, and
nothing has aver' been a id rbout Jhis
proficiency until he aaked for thr clerk's
office. Ri6 much time and experience
Kit- neceaaary , to fi I. the terka-ffle,
surely it is time that w elect a younger
man for that office,. as M..Waton can
not last always. - m 4 f"
t-f.'--:s7 "--s.yY.oura very respectfully,
-' ?- 7 w- lh white;
While enroute from tbla city to Wil
mington yesterdiy morning and when
near Northeast, . a smli etition be
tween this city - and that place, the
eastbound passenger train which leaves
thii city shortly after 9 o'cioc ran over
a large black bear and killed him. The
animal ; was attempting t cross the
track, when he was killed, and one of
nia feet was severed from hU leg. -This
trophy was presented to the writer by
Mr, L. J finer, baggage clerk on this
train. " ' .
Blii Wanted.
Proposals to furnish feed for the city
horeea for next nine months wilt be re
ceived at the clerk's office until August
25th, by order of the Board of Alder
men.'- ....-'- . ,. -
T. T. PATTERSON, :'
." ' " - T-"- City Clerk.
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Nationalist-Leader of Quebec Ad-
To t.a Demrcratio Voters of Craven
' Counly.
K few reasons why Mr. J B -Harvey
should be our next clerk, T Mr,. Harvey
has sorved the democratic party, for
twenty years, ' having always been a
l"u!.T among his peuplu spending mon
ey from his private purxe and giving
hi i tune and' Intelligence wiOiout
thought of rewarrl. lie dill as much
f r t: a county and etnte dnnng the
V.! n J u; rinmry I.i8U as any mua in
tliit ruuniy, rnnniiig chanevs of physical
iti jury, Uh he w:n ths arknuwIedKed
limlcr of ihn d mocratic party in thin
to-- !iin. - V.'u do not want t.1 ny at,y
tl.n : !-HUiKt Mr. yutBOn, ho is a good
p- ..i, 1 1 1 ! "i 1 1 1. 1 1 ! ,'rc, twenty
j i in ( i " i'i ci 1 1 ..i.'y not very en
i ; moi-rat- who
I i '! i ' v i , vhTi h he
locates That Step For The
: "Dominion
Antigonishr if, 8. Aug.-f Annex-j
ationof Canada to . theUnlted States
waa advocated today in anJladdrass' by
Henri Boorasar M. the . nationalist! 1
leader of Quehcc, before -th summer
school'of scieneafSt. Frimcis Xavier
college. ''The. Speaker -dealt:, at length
with the four possible destinies of Cana-:
da,' namely r Eeota(ning in the position
in which thria at present which be re
gard d aa Very . improvable;1- Imperial
federation, which w.ouJr bean unwield
ry and unworkable 'condition; annexa
tion, to (ba United States andindepend
L?. ''Imperial federation meana'an tmpe
rial council with a preponderant eritisn
influence.?' said MrV; Bcurasaa. Comli
tiens to'ay la.Canada make. for annex
ation rafher than for imperial feders-
tiopi The penetrative, influence of trade
byTailandc astal lines: the mental pre.
penBlty of the two peoples living under
the same or. : similar conditions, Indus
trial and social, th constant intercom
munication, of Canailians 'nnd'tAmerr
cans are all - powerful factors making
for aonettition.' - ' ,
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