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, . -'the servjcfc juf is trd.itd force c? employ-
Teet .It Is the aim of i(s,n:2r,:;$n:r.t to reader every J
' possible assistance jrsd perils desirrcj to.rtnciacfti'
any financial business-ire invited to confer w;:h our $
bfficers Capital is a trosj cltmect. ia determining
, thelafety of a bank. Jtis this fund which stands as
an impregnable bulwark between depositor pd any -possible
toss. Tfus Bank" has larger Capital fean iny t
' other financial instttution in this section of the stated;
. " "-t'JAi. B. BLANKS? Vxt. ttJ A. OKliliM; V Pre. 1 i .
Wm. .ft,. BIADES, V. "Pre.-. GfcOf B PEN DLETON, Cashier ; '
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"THE REXALL STORE"
Everything in the Drug; arid Toilet
Line.-
Prescriptions CalledrFor. and Delivered
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GASTON DRUG COMPANY
(THE REXALL STORE)
ON THE CORNER " PHONE 65 OPPO. POST OFFICE.
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ThepBophlsts Quite Sure, Boose
felt i fiBeiocarnatedvWorldl.
-Hera Days Gone By.':,;
f dileto, St'pt W-Co'ooel RooMvelt
hu ben plaped k wm onea .Julius
Caetar, 'Napoleon BoBpart, Alexand
er t&a Great, acd pwhaps ven .Waah
tagtoo f Utijr timet.- -'"f-'
V Many ofC frilooel'i enemiaa 3iav
en tea; tnblanma to Creear mnd Na: i
poleonjnlhi action, but it remainad for
Tha Tbeoeopbc; Society , in cooTention
beta to properijr. clasBify" and label, f
T.-H.- TfJt declared VM had no
donbt but ihe apifit of .Rooaevelt bad
achiaTed prominence im jtbe erorld'a af'
fjiira to other gvperationa. Ha declared
hia prent atatna b even greater than
I jn thepaat agea, for it baa grown' with
tha; ezpanence of .each pnyaual life.
A a tody of hi character howa, he as
serted, that he baa developed hia great
neea only 'through many yearai. train-
"He ia a great aatral maeter," said
tTatilot "maater of men i every porlod
in which he has appeared. I dt not
fhave at hand the. astral name for Rooae
velt, but he probably lived in the per
son of Alexander the CSaeat or Julius
Caesar,"
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PRICES
All 10c. and 12-1 -2c Goods Now
1 5c. Goods Now 10c
,20c, ' " 15c.
Barttairtofc Drv GotiflS :o.
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, NeW York Cotton Market
New York. Spt 14-r-The cotton
market vaa lifeleM today. Fluctuations
tanged within a few points. Spot sales
$.700 bale at ten pointa decline. -
LATHAM ALEXANDER & CO.
We. are showing this week
beautiftil line Art Squares,
Hall Runners and Rugs at
low figures to close out quick
J.J.'Baxter.
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HENNHIIiiMOlM
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yon just a peep t4ii)lVw-'
gerest Derby aiy'ea of Uie Jay--it'B
GOLD-BOND Hathat sells IJ.OO,'
but taJnsn-JDH of
value' and it is one of the many i shapes
now in vogue oi Fiftti venue,: NeV.
'&Wpgt$! aeaioMe-'Colbt-too.'te-Jf
, r Remember the price, $2.W''wrtb s
.signed and sealed GUARAf5TEEBOND
SLipmtm
Cor. Middle & a';f.s,8kk.
ORDERED HOiViE
Backing' A mei ican.For. President
t''Wheo. Government Was
Anxlousito Nt-ulrai '
Washington, Sept 14-CrUicsl condi
tions in Panama about wh eb the State
Department maintain in atdlnde of
ntmoet secretivenesa, xuxrtiinated, tuday
in the recall of R. O. Marb,' Secretary
of tbe American Legation, at Pansma J
who has been acting as charge, and the
announcement that Thomas "Dawoo,
the-Minister to Panama, ' will proat ed
from Washington tomorrow to-take op
his dut'es on the scene. It is believed
here that ther ia imminent ' danger ofi
trouble between the Americana and the
negroes. x ;
This action on the day before the
elections,-which will be held tomorrow
for the selection of a vice-president, to
serve" as acting president during the
unexpired term of the President Obaldia,
ia believed to have great significance,
It Is believed here that Marsh has
been -active in the support of Samuel
Lewis, a former Americin. who ia a
candidate for the place. It ia -said that
Colonel Goethals, who ia in charge of
the canal aone, alsoja favorable to Mr,
Lewie.
Tbe impression prevails here that the
department waa unwilling .. to support
(he attitude of Goethals and Marsh and
that it was tlies desire of tbe depart
ment to take no part in the election.
A message waa sent, last week to lir.
MashlDBtructing bim to repudiate a re
ported interview in which he waa rep
resented aa indicating that the United
SutesTnight intervene if Mondosa, a
native candidate, was elected. As it has
not been announced that Marsh repudi
ated the interview, arnfas the depart
ment absolutely refused to comment
.today, it is snppssed that Marsh did net
repudiate it.
Pentocrau Carry Axizoaa.
Phoenix, Aria. Sept. 14. Complete
returns from yesterday's election ' of
delegates to the Arizona Constitutional
Convention confirni reports of the over
whelming victory of theDemocrater
TMf have eleetei a total of SS deleV
gatea out af 62, the JRepublicans .hav
ing elected 11. Republicans, Democrats
and, leaders of th Labor 4arty are.
clfcijaing the five Gila , county, delegates,
but tha result will not bekuown posi
tively, until remote precincts are heard
from. ''rr 'I ';i.,!:v :C. ' 'i.
' The result makes certain the incorp
oration jot - the ,': principlea . of direct
legialation the initiative, referendum
and recall in 4he new State Constitu
tion, and forecasts 1U probable adopr
xion ny we voters oi ,me ptaie.r .
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PHONE 261,' STABLES 103 -ASt'FROT.'st.
NEAR NEUSE RIVER BRIDGE.
WeUhliU Caiei Up Again.
p New York, Sept 4-rArgumenaa
neara m- uie uniiea ' states circuit
oodrt: today on a , motion asking ior
araeat of Judgment and setting aside
the verdict of conviction against Chas,
Ri Heike... former." secretary f the
Aaericanr; Sujar 1 Refining ; company
and Earnest Grbraeht,'Superin endent;
ot docks, who jvere found guilty last
Junof ionsplr;,! to def ra vd thegv.
erhmentm undefweigmngsugr.
- After prelimniary statements Judge
Marthf aald he Would take until Mon
day to coosider the motioai uj Here's
casetand until jWf dnesday M thaGeiv
nracfit casaii,''-;
-ill ", 2 -v. ;. '4
S If ft Hard waieprA guil
ders Supplies that you want,
see us before you. buy., vJ. S,
BasnightHdw; Co;;:
4 977Iir AUena'Sliica lBOt :
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. If so, l$t U3 . sell you. ' .You will, find our
complete High, grade paints,' all colorsN -
White' Lead and Pure Lincced Oil. Gh i
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; stock
I Putty.
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aihlngton,r Sept ;. 14-Since -"1901
9.771,612 aliens have, arrived in the
United States. ; Tha race represented
have been classified Into 40 subdivisions
byj the statisticians of the Immigration
Bureau, 8outhffra Italians ad all In
numbers ith a total of 1.761,948 with
Ilahrewa ' ie:6nd at 976,203.. Pollah
h itneaeekers were third in '. number
wl;h 873,600. .'V;e-
The' miacellaneous , Immigrants for
whom no appropriate place could be
found la these suMivmions numbered
10,772.- The Paciiic lulandnrs were the
1 ,t In niiuibcr. Only CGI of them have
lit '-ra(e I In 'the 10 yoars. . A '
V. avvt ' J aviiount'of money pose
J ty i a:;.-n at landli-.g averaged
,1 dif-
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The Late B. S. Gnlon Laid to Rest.
Sad and impressive funeral services
were held yesterday afternoon at five
o'clock over the remains of the late B
SvGuion, who passed away at h e home
in this city Tuesday morning. The.sor
vice wascohduiited from Christ Episco
pal church, of whtcb the deceased was
a member, by Rev. Husk e, and there
were in attendance a large, number of
laympataizing friends and relatives of
rVhe family. After the funeral service
had been concluded the remains were1
borne to beau t if u Cedar Grove ceme
tery and there. interred. !
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Heavy Sales.
Sales of tobaccl on the local market
today were again quite . heavy, about
175, Ono pounds were sold on the five
warehouse floors. ' Ther was more, hfgh
grade tobacco In the offering than has
ieen at anyone day during the present
season, add quite a number of piles of
tobacco of character, quality and weight
were sold at from SO to 40 cents
pound. . There was no material change
In tha prices from those, prevailing for
tbe past ten days, but. tha average or
today '! sale will probably show greater,
beeauae. of the fact mentione4 , abbve
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Washington Sept. r 14th. -Wor4has
been received at the' marine nospital
laboratory that Dr. O. " B, Lavlnder "Of
the public, health servicewho has been
In turcpe studying pellagra, baa sailed
for thla country," He has .had .bard
but Interesting summer's work.
; He is very conservative and careful
iii rmTkmg predictions,- so : that, he has
not ventured any additional suggestion
ss to the source of pellagra, but it is be?
lieved by tbe physicians of the service
t tat they are on the track , of the dis
ease and will be able soon to determine
i a origin. It is fairly well established
that these conclusions "will not agree
with those published by Drobone, of
Paris, 'who recently announced that
had discovered the carrier of thedis
ease to be a night-flying Insect.
It ia alao announced at laboratory-!
that thore is no truth In the statefnen
IV fit t! i scientist! aro tracing hook
worm in pnatunrized and condense
mi!!;. No work in this line has been
3 the cirfumHtmcfg are
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BIEY
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Local 'Police Thiulc That Bailey
Ia,, Wan rid For ' Murder -at
, r lErigh Point""; '"-
SeversF weeks agonal toung woman
who lived at SBigb; PoJntl N. : C, wa'.
murdered, hyj a. young man who ' waa
known "at, thatplace pj tha name of
Levy! Maynard. .Toe murderer, who. i '
described aa-:1eiiig about- 23 years of
aga; ai once :maae - nia escape ana des
pite the' fait that every available
method has been used by the police of
that place to; locate him has not been
appreoended. unless-Jia ia the men eoe
fined in Cravenfceouity; jail under tha
name of Wm, J. Bailey, , of HendWeon
-After Baifoy had been placed under
aarest by tbilocal police charged with
cutting John Haven's throat a few
nights ago one W the poUcemea remem
bered reading a description of the es
caped murderer of the High Point wo
men and it tallieid exactly with Bailey 'a
description. A
An investigation vWas begun by the
Chief of Police of this city, , who after
writing to (he High Point authorities in
regards to the matter was. almost con
vinced that Bailey waa the man wanted
and he ia now .being heidntil his iden
tity can be fully ascertained.
Bailey has acknowledged that he has
cut to pieces a number of men at vari
ous times during the past- few years
That he has served time on the county
roads, and that he is now1 under bond
for retailing at Henderson, and in fact
it seems that he is an expert all round
crook and a dangerous person to be at'
large.
Brickl Brick! Brick 1 See
us fo& Brick and save money:
S. Basnight Hdw Co. .
Future
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The bole in the ground, the crevice in the wall, a friends
pocket book or your own, is not as safe a place to keep
5, your money in as is our bank, which is fire and burglar proof.
K We refer those who have not bankec with us to those
jwho have."
I We pay liberal interest consistent with safety 4 per" cent.
1 MAKE OUR BANK OCR BANK.
THE. PEOPLES BANK
Funeral of Col. John D. Whltlord. '
Tbe funeral over the body of the late
Colonel John U, Whitford. pna of Ntw
oerna most respeciea cituene, WtO
passed away at his heme in this eiiy
Juesday mprningi was; conducted from
the Firat Baptist church yesterday af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock, , a , ; . , ,
The services were conducted ty. the
pastor, Rev. Chas, L. Greaves; and the
hymnswere sweetly renidefed.by..the
church choir. After the services had
been concluded the remains- were borne
to Cedar Grove eemetery and there interred.
Farmers' Union.
The Craven Countv Farmers ' Union
met at the court house in this) city yes
terday anjl organised a county union.
Tha following officers were Vlected:
D P Whitford. President: J W'fiiddle.
jr.; oi ri Darnweii, vice-rresident:
uranam T. Kicnamaon. or Bellalr. See-
reiary-ireasurcr; uaniei uana,; Wiap
laln: Jessf Barrow, of Yancshdro, poor'
Keeper; Tf Ivy", Conductor; T M Ar
thur, 1 Ejhugbtery and ,L ET Dudley
Executive Committee;' A K "Whitford
County Buslneaa Agent The near meet
ing will be held OcVBth.
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LADIES
ATTENTION!
The New Bern B'ankinaft Trust Co.
speaks l4':-M'isls&"Mi thte
page of the aervice,; tl)at .aiibans;V rend
era,:. Fe people ;appreiatfr;;aUthati
a bank dees for iu' denoaltora and v thai
eommunity at large. Tha fact that
tha bank ia the financial tvaart.. from
which flows the rfeoorcesihat develops I
manufacturing and, .other . enterprises,
furniahlrtg,' employment ' and t geners'l
ommre1al"icilv1;'?ii
Peacica ,Rc4 I . Orckarda.l:
- Waynsboro't'a.Septv 14- Peaches
are so plentiful aad. thai prices so low
that growers "are Tiiot putting forth
much effort to.save and sell the fruit;
A parly in Waynesboro who visiting
the .orchard of J. IL Ledv. : Ledy 's
Statien one of the largest fruit grow
ers In 1he Cumberland -Valley, said
there' were hundred of baekets-of the
finest kjnd of peaches lying upoii the
eronud. and the owner was willing to
take almost " any - price offered. He!
said that owing to the high rate charg
ed for Jthe transportation - to market
and the commission .charged) for the
selling pothing was left for .the ship.
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Land Crants--I:c!rti Put. In Proper
Another large ship
ment of Ladies Coats
and Suits jtist received
of Stylish, Up-to-Date
. Garmentsr We can
save you money on
these goods. See our
line of Ladies Dress
Goods and Silks.
J. J.
DEff'T. STORE
BAXTER
ELKS TEMPLE
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of stata is having the land f ir 's i:
his cf'.e jacketed and iml.-xH s'J
the vr. . k is immense. It f ' '
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