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in Carolina. Ti;r::.-: OA y :.:o::nixg. may. ii.i9U.;
..THIRTIETH YEAR::'v
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CAHTALr$200-O00 :00 :
h A SAFE BANK.
1 P'TT'GR11' saleguarda placed asound this .bank by the re
' I " II fi.quirementa of its charter, its" capital end -surplus and v:?
depository of the highest character a bank; ; to which, you : can
entrust your savings without the slightest mwgiving; v ; . "
ttllSTS SUBJECT TO . CHECK JILSO DITECv:.
496 PAID ON SAVINGS-
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Tlie Setting. Sun Ms Full pf In
' terest to Lovers of Nature, v
- ' We never grow tired seeing it go" down; in "all its
grandeur. There is something else v. that's full -of in- i
terest to you as well as the entire town. It's1 our
' unusually attractive stock of: - , i-
nririn nTlnV7
U W U U LdLdlJ U J lj udl:-
vifTwani you xo Know una 19 iiic;eiuic to pui.
t your confidence in.
Hundreds of satisfied customer placed .their con-.
fidence with usaong ago. -
T WE WANT YOU.
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v . Our values are the best values and we want you to
.know it To know you must' see. But you will,
. know our values best ot an alter you tjade- here
awhile. -: , ' ; -
iThis Seasons : Styles Surpass' tThe
Best of Previous.Seasons.' . You rl
. ' C5ugKt , to , See -Them. - ' ' '
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61 rOUOCK ST. ;
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Wounded Hen are Flock jng Across
" . American Birder F6r lie v .,
"i lief and Protection.;"
El Paso, Tex., May 10. After i se
ries of desperate battles in the -streets
of Jnares, in which the' casualties are
reported to have 'been enormous the
troops of Gen. Francisco V I. Madero
are practically a control of that city.
The insurgents sharpshooters has picked
off nearly all the gunners manning the
Federal machine guns. and cannon, and
the guns have been silenced. ' .
-The casuailtiesoo the1. American side
sinee the begioningbf the Juarez attack
ar4Iea4 and 6 wounded. -1
Thn hy cannon Are which charac-
terized ' the morning's battle besides
dealing death to both aides, has played
havoc to property. Many buildings have
been reduced to ruins, and several large
structures (0 the business district fired
by bursting shells, have been destroyed
by the flames, t " V ' - ' "
One command of inBureetos is repor
ted annihilated near Peace Grove by
Federal shrapnel,!, -
It was reported that Gen: Navarro is
wounded, but no official confirmation is
to be had,. . " , ,'.'',"
' With the silencing of his guns,' Na
varro--practically abandoned the city.
according to reports teaching here. ' -
A general assault began, .early,' Tues
day 'morning and has been keptupsince.
The Federals are making a determined
resistance ' , - " ' -
It is reported that Gen. Mandero has
demanded the surrender of the city and
bat sent Roque Gonzales Garcia and Al
berto Fuentes to Gen. Navarro M in
sist thai the Federal commander aban
don the city and prevent further blood
shed. ..Desultory firing -t continued all
night, but the general attack did not
begin until shortly before daylight The
number of Insurgent already in Juarez
is not known, but it is believed tp be
upward of 60u, - . ..
11L1..U i i .i iL L.il
v GO L..iji;.JED
Appropriate Exercises Held in This
City Yesterday.' Large Kam-A
, ber of Visitors Here.,
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Yesterday, the 10th of May was Mem
orial Day 'and It wav properly com
memorated in this city by a general
suspension of business and appropriate
exercises held yesterday afternoon- at
Priffin Memorial Hall and also aCedsr
Grove Cemetery. : - -''''.-'.
As bad -beea previously announced,
the exercises at Griffin auditorim began
promptly at 4 - o'clock 3 and the large
auditorium was crowded to its fullest
capacity. Several very appropriate
songs were rendered by the choir- that
had been secured for the occasion after
which Judge Garland S. Ferguson del
ivered an inspiring address.- ,
After the exercises at the auditorium
the assemblage . marched - .to - Cedar
Grove Cemetery where the graves of
the departed heroes were decorated.
In the parade from the auditorium to
the cemetery -were the Naval Reserves,
a number of Veterans nd a long .line
of school children- and the scone , was
one long to be remembered, Each year
the ranks of the Veterans is growing
smaller and smaller and there are more
graves-to be decorated." Memorial Day.
to them brings back sad recollections
of the past but when., the last '"taps"
is sounded and the battle of life Is ended
they will ever be remembered by those
left behind, t , " ,
f?iyiLIl AMS' KIDN "PILLS :
r Have 70U; neglected your Kidneys!
Have you overworked your hervous Jys
tern and caused trouble - with your kid
neys and bladder! Have you pains in
loins, side, back, gromg and bladderT
Have you a flabby appearance of the
face, especially under the eyesT Too f re
quent a desire to pais OrineT If so, Wil
liams' Kidney Pills will cure youat
Druggist, Pries 60c. : WilliamaV MTg,
Ce., Frop, (Heveland, 0, l -Cy"
Reception af, the' XUci-qub.,
. The reception tbe given by the Elks
in honor bf the visiting Sbrlners 'and
ladies will be held in the . Club rooms
Friday night- from 9 until 11 o'clock
The pOblic la Invited to attend.
Would i Kill . Degenerates,.
-.rs.v-
' .fioatoo.' Mass':.
degenerates in' Massachusetts institut
ions shoo Id be killed with an anesthetic
is the suggestion of the Rev, Geo. W.
Cotter.' made before the Unitarian mln
IsUrs-; of: the city at -their monthly
cooferenee.-. "Anyone' be nsys ."who
has, like mysslf , spent time In, institut
ion' work; knows that many who are in
our State institutions would be' better
deadjtban alive.
IHE STORE TO - PUT" Y0U3 - F.il H lii'-
Rheumatism
Relieved in Six.
Hpun
l!:PER;CEKPER-AlUIil
Thi U the dividend of the Reo Motor Company for the pant flvs year.
Common stock In mo I automobile manufacturing concerns rava from SO
prcrnt to 10)0 rx-r cent dividcTMla. "' .
Our o(Tring of the 7 pr cent Cumulative tUtt4 Rtofk of the
C0?COU0ATT.O MOTOI CAI COMTANT, (Cpitl Uk ;k fl.000,000.) of
C'lpvcUrtd, at pur, lfx.00, with a orm t,t 00 pr cent of Common,
!i(iM jrvv ffjually proilur Uve of profit. . ;
1! CONrOU0ATtD MOTCS CA2 CON! FA ST mamifacturrs the
r -v., TourUt jnd U CroxUm Cam, both of which r familiar to svery
.!.i:,t. '..-.
T' or arv Individual, fundamental, rnwhst.lral raon( vrl.y t' -ir
f ; '.4 line if cmmeirial trurVs, ti;-! at I j lent-ire car witl
' M.fia y- itivf.lur, t'.i e j'a ''y f.ir-. .h rn f
' . .-' . r ',',1 jn.,'l.f.J c' ' I j ! ' t 'a
t .,! aur.iiii'.y, Tl. .tk ')" t f j 1 ,; . .: j . r
Dr. Dctchon'a relief for Rheumatism
usually relieves severest esse! in a few
hours. Its action upon the system
remarkable .and effective. It removes
it once the eaune and the diseasti quick
ly dUap&ears. First dose greatly bene
Qu. 75 and f LOO. Bold by Bredham
Drug Co,-. - - ' -
WU1!
Sugar Treat.
ladies
Gentle horses for
and Stylish, rigs for men at I
Uamels-N ewberry Li v e r y
Stables; South Front .St.
Quiet Wedding Yesterday Morning.
A weddirisr that came as a surorise to
their many friends' was'' solemnized et
the Methodist parsonage at 80 o'clock
yesterday morwagwhen Mrs Roth C,
Watson, daughter, of Mrs.. Nettie Wat
son became the bride .of Mr. . W u.
Pinnix. ot Kernersvillei ; and: who has
during the past .few months been em"?
ployed as drug clerk at Dr. Leinister
Duffy's drug store.' Immediately after
the ceremony" the - happy couple were
driven to the depot where they boarded
the west bound train enroute for. the
western part of the State and northern
cities Where theV will strand their boh'
ey moon, A Th Journal joins their many
friends In wishing the young - couple
much joy and happiness. ' .V -,w
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:t Uj TneV0iuierful lien. 'jf$
1 Any' one wishing .to 'see a hen "that
really batches chickens .through ber
body, can aee theaame by calling on D,
Q. Mosely, 162 Qawn street this city;
Now. is the time for yoa to eertbis ben,
as same will soon be-Uken to other cit
ies for exhibition and yoa mighf miss
May 10.' That allithe- only : ojrportunity of meelng the
great wonder ot the 20th eentury. It U
a wonder' to medical science, , Admis-
siod'iq ceta;.:r;;'' h-t-f&'-
FEE - LIST
Farmers Qpntend Before Commit
tee That;There is no. Need Forjv
: ,Exta Food 'Supplyr4
Washingt5n, May jO. Farmers have
taken another inning in denouncing the
reciprocity'&Kreement with. Canada at
the hearing before the Senate Commit
tee on Finance, John A McSharren, of
Lancaster county ( pa.,'- said that the
treaty did not come from atrjR- necessity
to widen the field of supply f food pro
ducts. ----..-
'If this ountry.'-said McSharren.
"with, its rich resources," . cannot, fur
nish food Supplies for the United States
then the world must be on the verge of
starvations population per square mile
in the Untied States is J31: England.
367; France 189; .Gerraeny, 301, and
Belgium, 649." .
Senator McCumber (Rep., N. D.
ad that with intensified farming the
United Stater could, feed 800,000,000
people." r -
The Free List bill was slowly, stead
ily steam-rollered through the House in
the face of i futile filibuster by minor
ity leader Mann, until after- nine hours
of struggle, it-passed, 236 to 109. 24
Republican Insurgents joining the Dem
ocratB to support it.
The' tangled Wool situation promises
to. bo the first seriously troublesome
nutter thaC the Democrats have met
That declaration of the caucus -of
New York Democrats for free wool up
set all the plans of the leaders, who
L - A- A. - ttM ll mt4T IIA AAA
nesiutie to cut on wie - zi,wrj,uuu oi
revenue furnished by the wool tariff,
until they see some means of replacing
From.ofesent appearances the leaders
will be forced to report a free' raw wool
billf from the Ways and Means Commit
tee, when of Ti Democrats favor it,
or else delay action on the wool sched
ule until the next session,' If the. Dem
ocrat experts now at work declare that
a reduction on manufactured wool to 26
percent, ad valorem duty- wiU increase
the importations enough to furnish the
$21,000,000 that would be loat by free
raw wool," then a free raw wool bill
would be a Certainty in the House its
supporters ilaim. ' ,
If the free wool bill passes the House
rhowever, it is believed certain that it
Will strike a snag lb the Senate.
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Tlie G!d Saying
Jthat a safely conducted business always increases in size
.' weH applies to the history of jthia banko which, as a result of
cj -four years of conservative, management 1 has accumulated
.deposits in excess of4$337,poa00. All clases of people have
unlimited confidence in the methods which it baa adopted for
& tbe i protection, of moneyed if you are not already a deposi-
' torr yoo are cordially invited to share the benefits of an ac
count with 'this strong bank, either , subject to check or at 4
':- pe nt Interest; compounded twice a year, in our Savings
-: Department.' " .. . , ,
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We sell the White Moun
tain: Freezers.' Send us ' your
orders, J. S.; Basriight Hdw
Co. iPone 99, 67 S. Front St.
; fliis)tibat the Athena.
The Athens has given Its patrone an
nnususlly Br,e vaudeville biU this week
in Folletteiiid Wicks. ' Beginning to-
night It givs a new attraction 1a Faag
and ' ..Wblte,' black faee comedians,
and as the Yemale iart le taken, bw a
white person,-whose darky disguise Is
saldto be perect,the public Is promis-
ed something nousaf. The pictures ars
JUST RECEIVED
Madras With Satin Stripe, For Waists,
Blouses and Shirts.
ONLY 10c. PER YARD
; WELL WORTH 15c.
Barrington Dry Goods Co.
all new. .
Wanhlnirton, May 10,-lhe sur
lnveat''(jati(Hi ro!utlun, Intrtxluerd by
Rrprewotiitlve Hardwick (Dprnnrrat)
i of tIor(fi, J)'d the Home iihul
! a dinccntirig voir. Thfl icm lutln
' rrK,rUd f rjrr the ruii C nnniltr
broailcnvd the -f ffl f tHi pti np l
j Invm' i e at ion, civ:iif lb fun.m f'O f
nine to be Ificl t y t! I.
ti t r' ' 8 vr'J 1 i .it i it
ii.il.jst ry, itli rnr' i n!r
the ATirt!-o I'i -, :r I U:
n Kli! t
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fi- r In
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; Matinccis daily at 4 o'clock,
at The Athens. 5 and 10 cents,
Misses 5crTlv kiy.C
uiElouiii
lilOuuissio:
AshicylHoroe Elected-Chairman.
RtAto iiouM wni' coot .;
Quarter of Million, '
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Ralslnh May 10ih.-Tb Ute"buiJl-
!tK roiriniii"lm, which Is to have chrK
of the erection of th .Tifl,Of)0' admin
i' rat l(it) bu '1 Ilrjr , was organized t y
unaiiinmtin fli tinrii of Col. AMey
Horna, of C!i!',nn. as rlmmBn, an I
William K. pt iht'r, nf Wilmli tifi,
si-crrlary.- TKe m-'tl"g ra!!f.
to onl- r Ly (Vol,. I I.' ,n ., ,'i.i :
u t m; r.ify i l.airn,.ri. A ,,u' r i t
ur-t iri wi-re In tl.e ri'v. I t at t ' r
"'tot!. - i-'i oi ti t i' ';' 1 ' '
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To Toe Cltixeai of ITrw, jBernt
The meeting of the fbrbera here
Friday and Saturday, this week, will
over-tat the ca paclty of oar hotelr.
Every citizen of Now Dent. . who can
take care ef ooe or more of these dele
gates, either lodging .or. lodging and
meals, will please notify il boee the
Chamler of Com m area, giving the
camber that can be secummodated, and
the rate p4r day.: , J .'
Every cltlsen ho esn help ill this
matter is urged to give this informatloa
to the Ch ameer ef Commerce at once,
J J. LEON WILLIAMS,
, . . - ersWry. '
VISITORS ARE ALWAYS
WELCOME
in our yards, where they are priv
ileged to inspect the millions of
feet of rough 'and finished pine
lumber, cut and sawed In bur own
mills and sold direct to the public
by the manufacturers. There is
a decided advantage in buying di
rect from the mill, as you save
; the lumber jobber's profit and
naturally secure a wider assort
ment and better grades of lumber.
'LARGE ASSETS.1
LARGE INVESTMENT INCOME.
-HIE UNIONf CENTRAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. of CIN-
;iV ;v;i.v- - ClNNATI, 1867J '
INSURANCE IN FORCEJAN jst, 1911, $303,013,280.00.
;v '. . . k
INVESTMENT INCOME-BATE OF INTEREST earned on inveat-
menU larger for past SO years than any other Mfe insurance company.
V t.;iXXNOMICAJi MANAGEMENTExpense of , management 260,
' 000.00 less itt 1910 than preceding: ye ar. , , jj.,
;bmbENDSfb POUCTHOiiES END OF FIRST YEAR
LOW MORTALrry (selected risxs,) '.and LARGE DIVIDEND!?,
with consequent LOW. NET COST. INSURANCE make a contract witn
- 0ia company a most valuable, asset . i'-
- FOR RATES' AND FDRTHER INFORMATION. SEE
WJQ. BO YD, Agt:
Economical Manacmet,' Low Premiums, Large Dividends
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received a new ? ; .Nv!;.:
line of , Neglige r. jrlM'?'
Shirts, the latest 7 '
creations. Also
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