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this Company affords efficient service in every trust :
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FliiCES!
Exiio;:onATED
Woman Who Caosed -Crawford
Soper's Death Now at ' v .
-. . Liberty. ,
On the 23rd of lasl Juljr Crawford
Roper, a eolorad employe of the John
L? : Roper . Lumber Company, beeame
eocaxed in an altercation with Franeea
Boyd, a colored woman of ill repute
who Uvea od KUmdruJj street, and dur
ing: the melee which followed he was
atabbed several tim with a large wire
nalL. and which a wielded by the
Boyd woman.
- Roper Was taken to Stewarts Sani
tarium where he hovered between life
and death for several days' and Anally
succumbed to his injuries. ; An autopsy
was held over his body and the verdict
rendered by the coroner's Jury was that
bis death was caused by a wound in
flic ted with, some pointed instrument
wielded by Frances Boyd. After this
verdict bad been rendered she was taken
into custody and placed in jail to await
a preliminary hearing.
. Yesterday afternoon she Was brought
before Mayor McCarthy and Justice of
the Peace W K Baxter and this hear
ing was held.
It was proven by a number of wit
nesses that Roper had gone to her
hotline to beat her and that aVthe lime
he was stabbed had heron the ground
and was kicking her unmercifully. Af
ter due deliberation' the court decided
that the woman was justiged in her
action and ordered her released from
custody.
RECKLESS: HI
SBil
The best line of Coat Suits
can be found at D. F. Jarvis
Tan Deals Death Blow.
President Taft dealt a body blow to
the "piece meal" policy of river and
harbor appropriations at the convention
of the Ohio river improvement associa
tion recently held in Cincinnati and em
phasized his position on waterway im
provements as outlined in bia memo
randum to Congress in giving his rea
sons for signing the last river and har
bor bill.
President Taft's emphatic protest
against sporadic appropriations in the
river and harbor bills of the future em
phasises in no uncertain manner the
position of the National Rivers and
Harbors Congress on this subject, and
when this-great body of waterway en-
iJfthMiasts meets in nation's capitol on
CPse. 7, 8 and 9 it is confidently expected
that the President's demand for a com
prehensive policy of waterway better
ments will be enthusiastically endorsed.
m HEREWITH ALLOW
you just a peep at one of" the swag
gerest Derby styles of the day it's-a.
GOLD-BOND Hat that sells at $2.00,
but contains Three Dollars worth of
value and it is one of the many shapes'
now in vogue on Fifth Avenue, New;
York every seasonable color, too.
Remember the price, $2.00, vrith a,'
signed and sealed GUARANTEE BOND
Coryiiddl
Dr.
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Tonic
Mixture
HAS A REtORPiOF 75 lytW
success; guwnteep w ciiey;case
OF CfflLLS AND fEVER OR MONEY JaUNOED.
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WILLIAMS' KIDNEY PILLS
" Have you neglected, your Kidneys!
Have you overworked your nervous sys
tem and caused trouble with your kid
neys and bladderf Have you pains in
loins, side, back, groins and bladder!
Have you a flabby appearance of the
face, especially nnder the eyes! Too fro
quant a desire to pass urine? If so, Wi
iiams' Kidney Pills will cure you-at
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Co., Props,, Cleveland, 0.
natnea Devour Hotel .
i Goldsboro, Sept.5 26-This morning at
4 o'clock, fire destroyed the Eagle cafe
a Greek restaurant.' the restaurant of
Henry Guess, colored, and after devour-
ing theie buildings ' the heat was so
great that the third -story of the Te?
minai hotel; took, flro and tha building
was alsodeatroyed ; '
Great heroism was shown on th part
of the firemen , in their - atraggla with
the raging flames, which .was s battle
that called for , strehvous eudurancei
The loss to the guest of the hotel was
very, heavy while thft fire .loss wm a
moont to about 916,000 tatsida of ..fa
Auto PluDged into Basin- Canal '
Near. 2w pricans. Bnd Four
. - Occti pants Drowned.
New Orleans, Sept. 26 All four oc
cupants of a large touring car return
ing- from a Lake Shore resort to New
Orleans early today were drowned when
the car rounding a curve in tbt West
End shell road at a high rate of speed,
shot straight ahead and plumged into
the new-basin canal.
The dead; W. R. Freeman, 36 years
old. New York City. Thomas Boettler
43 years old, of New Orleans. Dorothy
Hall. 21 years old, of New Orleans.1
Marian Giblen, 25 years old, of New
Orleans.
A laborer was the only witness to the
accident He said the car passed him
at such a clip that he was un&ble to
know just how many persons it con
tained. Late this afternoon it was definitely-
established that the four per
sons above mentioned were the only
ones in the car.
Freeman was a traveling salesman
representing a New York perfumery
manufacturing concern in the South,
Boettler was engaged in the automo
bile business. He was a native of Kent
Ohio. The Hall girl came to New Or
leans three years ago from Baton
Rouge, La. The Giblen woman is said
to have come to New Orleans from St.
Loois. "
Although the bodies remained at the
bottom of the canal, but a few hours,
shrimps and crabs disfigured them to
such an extent that thry were barely
recognizable. The identity of the wo
men was established largely through
their wearing apparel and their hair.
I BEHIHD THE BARS
Joe Credle Captured By "Offioersl
Bunday Morning. ' Shoots m
at .Officers.
Joe Credle the negro man -who ser-
lioualy wounded his wife by firing two
bullets into ner body at their borne on
Smith street shortly after 7 o'clock last
Saturday night and who later attempted
to kill policeman W. B. Parker with the
same weapon which he used in shooting
his wife, was captured Sunday morning
in the colored schoolhouse in the north
ern part of the city after an all night
search and yesterday afternoon was
given a hearing before Justice of the
Peace W. K. Baxter on a warrant
charging him with an assault with
tent to kill an officer,
Two warrants had been sworn out)
for Credle, one for an assault on his
wife and the other the assaulton officer
Parker but owing to the fact that the
wounded woman was unable to appear
at the trial that case was postponed
until this afternoon at 3 o'clock. In
the warrant which charged him with
shooting at the officer Credle plead not
guilty, claiming that the shot was fired
by another man who was assisting him
to escape from the clutches of thelaw..
This story however was too thin and he
was bound over to court and in default!
of bond was remanded to jail.
D. F. Jarvis is the only
place to get the Royal Wor
cester and Bon Ton Corsets.
Strong Cotton Market
Special to Journal. '
New York, Sept. 26 The increasing
demand and light offerings of new cot
ton resulted in a strong market for
futures todsy. Spots sales 7000 bales at
ten points decline.
Latham Alexander & Co.
Mr. Watson Improves.
The news from Baltimore concerning
Mr. W M Watson, is gratifying to Ma
friends. When taken to Baltimore Mr
Watson was run down and enfeebled,
but the i est there has greatly benefitt-
d him and his conditisn shows improve
ment each day.
The newest and hand
somest Dress Goods and Trim
mings will be found at D. F.
Jarvis store.
Historical Papers About New Bern
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Washington. Sept.. 2B-tr.' Elisabeth
J.'.Mitchell, instructor IttT histology and
physiological chemistry of Howard unl
terslty, who also is one ofthe scientists
attached to the Smithsonisd Institution,
is, working! on tbe problem of obtaining
a specific for pellagra. She is the first
scientist in the United States to stuck
the problem of finding' a remedy forth
disease, based on the serum theory.
-'Definite results ara hot ready to be
announce said Dr. Mitchell today.;
"If a remedy for pellagra Is discovered
from these experiments I shall be glad
then to give it to the medical profession
without reward of any kind,''. :
Raleigh, N. C , Sept, 26 There was
a meeting of the North Carolina His
torical Commission last week during
which many matters pertaining to the
general work of the commission were
discosBed. It was decided to proceed
with the publication in book form of
the valuable historical papers of -De-
Graffenreld "bearing on the founding of
New Bern. These are papers recently
discovered in Germany. It is believed
that the papers will constitute a hook
of sufficient proportions to have it
bound in cloth instead of torn
ing it out in pamphlet form. Prof. M
C. S.- Noble, of the University of North
Carolina .-was the only '. out-of-town
member of the commission here for the
meeting. Other attending were Colonel
J. "Bryan Grimes, W J Peela, President
D H Hill and Secretary R D W Connor,
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Likewise the best !
' This is especially good advice when
one comes to buy a big Sunday newspa
per. Aside from its many departments
of news; romance, fiction', art, comedy,
late song success will go free as a. feat
ure of next Sunday's NeW xork Wld.
The song in question is "Thtf Gay Oos.
soon," made famous by Fik O'Hara in
the new Irish musfcal romance, , "Toe
Wearing of the Green. 'f. Add this popu
lar song to your musical collection. But
it will be best to ord,er next ; 8uday'i
New York World from your newsdealoi
River Steamer Sunk.
News reached the city this mornmg
that the steamer Duplin, valued at five
thousand dollars was sunk at Broadwa
ter Landing, at the 41st mile post on
the Northeast river last night. She was
tied up at the wharf to receive a cargo
of shingles and had just been loaded.
The load was such as to cause the boat
to be top heavy and it sunk. The boat
is owned by Capt, D. J. Stokes and was
in charge of Capt. John Sellers as mas
ter. Preparations are being made to
raise the steamer. Wilmington Star.
If it's Hardware or Buil
ders Supplies that you want,
see us before you buy. J. S.
Basnight Hdw. Co.
Hall unhersandIluES
low figures t6 close ouquick
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A Prominent New Cern ' Eanker Says
. I sm now using Savodine end am wtll
pleased wiih it. I have nevr trii-d sy
l! ' ill '..e so well fur 1 catnnh. It
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.Cotton growers should bear in' mind
that cotton will keep. The merchant or
manufacturer who buys it now, Intend
ing to hold it nntil June 1911 knows that
it will lose the weight and that he will
lose the interest on the money (ocked In
it until It is used." Therefore, the mer
chant or banker expects the cotton: to
enhance In price sufficiently at least to
cover the loss in holding it. The farm
er who is anio to noiu ens etcnn may
saf!y set upon the same reasoning sn
and if the ri'ii:.k number of 'farmers
aold, so (' 1 1 1 a pi'irlc tii' of the crop
A Valuable
Bulletin of
Grape.
Scuppcrnong
No one's education is complete if he has not learned to
save his hard-earned dollars. How many times in your life
have you wished you had the money you knew you had
thrown away foolishly.
Dollars planted in the bank are like seed lanted in the
ground; they grow.
We pay liberal interest consistent with safety I per cent.
MAKE OUR BANK YOUR BANK.
THE PEOPLES BANK
CHILDREN'S 11 DRESSES
We have put in slock
a nice line of Children's
SCHOOL DRESSES and
you can buy these Dress
es for what the goods
would cost you, they are
made in the best styles.
We are also showing a
pretty line of Aprons for
housekeepers and nurses.
J. J. BAXTER
DEP'T. STORE
ELKS TEMPLE
The North Carolina Experiment Sta
tion has juste issued a very important
Bulletin on "Self-Sterili ty of thescup
pernong and other muscadine-grapes."
The results reported in this bulletin
show conclusively that these grapes ara
r elf-sterile, that is, will not produce
normal fruit unless feriii zed by pollen
from male grape vines. These results
were obtaineaby (1) covering the bran
ches daring the blooming season (2) a
study of the germinating flower of the
pollenr (8 tnicrosnopie study ofthe dry
lien. (4) examination of the stract-
are.of the fAwer, and (6) tbo Influence
of male pollen of the crop. ' - - tt
The second part of the bulletin dis
cusser the application of thtse results.
It deals.wHh the kinds of male vines to
plant, where to plant them for best re
sults, and the number of such vinea re
quired in a vineyard. It also discusses
the influence which weather and pruir-
ing have on the yield. i Ono of the most
valuable subjects treated is that deal
ing Wie the! growing of these grapes
froas" seeds. '5'MS
S This ibulletln, is Noi and la for!
frea distributkm to Residents of North
CareHhSf te it can be had by writing to
Director CIVB. Williams," Experiment
StatibCtWest Raleigh . ; C.;
FALL AND WINTER
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NOW ARRIVING
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Barrington Dry Goods Co.
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C.TUaisiagfXtune to paint. We sell the very
; highest grades of Paints and Oils, also Varnish stains
'foCflbors and 'Furniture. Phone orders promptly
ffiliwfciat usend you up a color card.
MELIIMDIARE CO.
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2.1 ! wish to V'aVld'a word oi'tonv
mepdatlon for your: SavodineV .Having
used it in my family for Croup, Colds
in the head, throat and lungs, Neural
gia, ; Piles, ' Cuts, Sores, Boils and
eczema, I ' unhesitatingly pronounce
It, "one of the best ' remedies ever
used by me, and wouli recommend it
to any one as a'valuahle family remedy
in such cases. I find that asmall quan
tity placed in the noee upon retirii
affords a 'restful nij;lit, and by an ccss
ional application that way I have boe 1
practically cured of hiHomina. '
Your Eavoiline hits great merit.
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