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"JHI8 Bank is distinctively a business man's bank,; having
. 1 1 ' been favored with the account of many firm and busi
' J M vf'utm men, "and while the bank render unexcelled service
: r Kfbr those depositors bavins; large daily receipts and dis
bursemenfr: yet 4t welcomes the accounts of salaried people, worn
en,Worktng men and others Who desire the protection it affords,
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS AND DEPOSITS SUBJECTTO
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You cerfainly should not fail to see; .bur elegant
showing of stylish and dependable goods before mak-
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piace your connaence m anyiningyou may purcnase
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w. We urge you to come and see What this store
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,rwe honestly believe that we caninterest nine out of
vv nen you seiecx anyinmg nere, n matiers noi wnai
( price you pay, you are certain of .getting' ,
f iSe best valucs f or the - least
: moneyi Wc stake ouff repute
tionvoh:thc qualitpf our goods. 1
Wc knowwnatdo Buy - and we
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- If we can make you feel that it ' is simply impos-
- sible.to surpass our values, we are driving home the
iruin.anainving w our siore me iraae weaeserve,
-because of .our clean, farsighted merqhandising. 1 :;
Burrill Casey of Lane's Chapel Ar ;
, rested IlereTesierday and
. -..Placed In Jail. - '" ,
On a bench warrant sworn out before
Judge Garland S. Ferguson yesterday
morning by Mr. D, L. Ward," Burrill
Casey, whose home it at Lane's Chkpelj!
about 22 miles from this city, was put
under arrest and carried to Craven Cor
jail on a warrant charging him with the
poisoning of Mr. Joseph Whitty, of that
pjace. in May 190' ' V O-
Aa t&i as could be learned the facts
in the esse are aa follows:' TX'J I
Burrill Casey and Mrs. Whitty, ' wife
of the deceased,- had been verjj. intimate
for a number, of, months prior to the
death of her husbaiN,. Several times
the defendant had visited the Whitty
home daring the absence of Mr. ; Whit
ty, -and , there -was; considerable- talk
among the neighbors tp the effect that
Mrs. ; Whi I tythought more of -Casey
than she did of .her .huaoand Things
went on la (his manner for some time.
One afternoon shortly after he, bad
eaten his mid-day meal, Mr,- Whitty
was taken very' suddenly with,a pecu
liar attack of Btomacn troublei Within
a few hours he died. - Three weeks later
his widow became the - bride of Burrill
Casey. ' There was some iallc then; that
the deceased had been poisoned to get
bio) out of the way but nonaction was
taken until yesterday.-vf - , V.x
. A warrant was also sworn out for Ca
ssy's wife, Mrs. Leona Casey, charging
her with being an accomplice add Chief
of Poe RoubCj O pover. ws? 'tele
phoned to by Sheriff Biddle and reques
ted to go to her home aad plcher ud
der arrest and bring her to this city.
He left Dover Immediately' or her
horn ; and will arrive id theoity this
morning with his prisoner, ?
In an interview witff the prisoner yes
terday afternoon) stated to a Journal
reporter that he did not know La. thing
about the sirair.- lhat his arrest- bad
come as a total surprise ti) him,' that he
haa come to this city ks a Iwitnest la a
ease in court hete and had no idea that
he would bearrestpd.;, ' Thatin his opin
kti the tff air bad been planned, by som
of his eneinies just forthe purpose of
getting b&'toW.tieMthAif.
wastura that as soon as fiiearbigpouid
be had be would be released from. eus-
. Casey was. hot informed that his Wife
too,-would be arrested and shortly at)
ternis arrest he asked for stationery
that ha Diabt write her a letter' This
I waa given hint and he Spent more than
n hour transcribing the missive This
t letter was turned oyer to' the solicitor
and Its eontenU " will doubtless ' hive
sbma ..bre on tb i tua.s- Allho'
the reporter madman effort '.to flod out
what the contents of the fetter waa he
waa ufiabie to do so," so the Solicitor
not having it in his power, "to make it
-Mr. John Whitiy, brother,, of the de
ceased; is chief .Witness -for the SUts
and be says , they bave. a' strung case
I. against both Casey and his wife. "If
I such is the case and It is - proven that
the deceased cam to his death at thai
I haiuta It mfll mn nAlhtiitf 'Iab than A
long term in toe state s prison, lor rotn
the mag and the woman, r ' '
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One Week Term Convened Yester-
day Morning NYith Judge Oar s.
land 0. Ferguson Presiding J
At 10 o'clock yeeteiday morning a
one week term of Crsvea County Su
perior Court with: Judge Garland S.
Ferguson priding convened fa this
city.r - -
- A he following grand jury was drawn:
R. J. Disoswty--Foreman. G. A.Whit-
ford, H. L, Arnold, O. H. Rhem, J H'TIbw the waves and
Carraway, J, - W.' Everington, 'Joshua
dams( Henry Morris, AI L. Toler, E,
G. Gasklna.;L, H. Cannon, M. O? Gaa
kios,'W, S. Lancaster; and J. M. Sitdp-
kins." '-'. - J-.v - y.
in his charge to the grand juiy
Judge Ferguson waa brief but'iifhia
own - way - covered tactically 'every
technically of the law that would prob
able be used' by that body. - Ha touched
in particular, on the problem of the
hear beer dealers He said that he had
been reliably informed ithat a number
Of these dealers had purchased licenses
to do business after, July 1st, He fur
ther said . that - these men seemed to
have the .impression ' that if they got
the U. Si , Government on , their side
that they need have no fear of the laws
of North Carolina.' He said that it the
grand jury at any of the courts in this
county could find a true bill "against
any of these dealers after th tkne al
loted for the sale, of hear beer in this
state padeirpirea that he woulit soon
tconvince (hem that they tabor under a
wrong impression v wnen : tpey tntnK
that the State would not bother them.
Several other subjects were also touch-1
edbj the Judge beforejie hal complet
ed his charge.- fJ A- ' . - .
'All of the remainder' of the forenoon
session waa taken up withevlslng (he
docket and disposing ot few, ralnos
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Two pToung Men - Drowned At
.Wilkinson's Poijit- Mri akr-":
: -; i ; W Body Recovered. v ;
- After swimming out Into deep water
where the current waa running ten miles-f"
an hour, J. W. Willey. of this city for
merlv ef Norfolk and J- H. Mnrria
of Mr.lj. C, Morris, of Greensboro be-
catne exhausted and before they could
be rescued both of them had sank be-
their bodies could
Lnot be located.. , - r
Sunday morning both of the young
men, in company : with a number of
others, j left this eity: n Mr. ' J. Q.
Baxter's launch for a days outing down
Neuse iiver. Everyone on the boat
was in, the best : of spirit.fittle did
they think that ere their retoro two of
the members of their part' would be
peacefully steeping beneath the-waters
of thtteuse. -
... Af teV-yiaiting' severat jwlnts of iff-
terest the boat wai htaoe- towards
Wilkinson's Point a promontory located
abbot twenty miles from this' city; Here
a mncti was partaken of by the party,
Several of the young men, includto the
two who lost their lives then- decided
that .they would take a swim. They
we e warned that this is a dangerous
place and to use their discretion in go
ing very for ut. Both of the young
men seemed to be export ewimmers
and weresooh far ahead of he others,
: Wheh several hundred feet out from
shore Mr.' Morris was seen' to throw up
one hind and call for. help, immediately
after he sank. . While those on shore
were preparing to go his assistance Mr.
iiWUley was seen to be struggling with
the strong current. After battling a
few' seconds he, too, gave a l?t des-
pearing scream and safik below the sura
ci&B that did notcome before thjuryf Both of the young men werefar-out
i oe iviiowiog cases were ouposau ei at
the afternoon session:"'".
i State va Dave Bryan, charged' with
an pssault, with . deadly tweapon,; the
defendant -found guilty but no sentence
has yet betfl lmposed7!V.-i S-l",
iiiStateys J. T.'AHeh, . forgery, defen
dant plead guilty and was sentenced to
a ttrm of 8 .months-A on tb county
toads;' 'S?','?-
iiie ia case taseo up wss state va
Delia ; Whiine1di f barged wStli ao-
eault with a deadly weapon. - Late in
, -SEr.VlOE of ti:e! i:::::zsugk;.hacteii.::
This bank is not satLfied to sem ite "trbns, '
; in jjiy'ordinary inaaner, extcndinoql those fa-
jcilities which it a cjubnjarj tor bfo to, afford. "
fit is it,e- constant 'ecdeavorftf butjltitfcm io'.
: jbandle each account in the manner soiled tb the l,
- depositor's ?individua! l-.'needavj'iesi: adl
i times, seryice of the hishest character;1 We cor-'
dialty invite yon to . opeti eimer -cheAinie or
savingrsccount and place at j-our
our lacuuues. ,
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the aftorhooa this case bad hot gone to
thajury;;;;?,.
There arejsnougb cases on. the docket
at the present j time, 6, take-up; all of
tBis week'ft' aession -and tf the o-rand
jary-noda true bill for '.murder against
Burrill Casey and hla wife a special
term will doubtless be called,
f.:'We sell theWhite Moun
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er. "Phone 229,J. S. Miller,
; rythlan Bold" Memorial, Service.
Suodcy afternoon at 2;30 o'clock the
AtSienia Lodge No. 8 Knights of Py
Uiiaa held their annual M?mo'lal Ser
vice. The hour Was convenient for !1
nd depite the fact that thfl aealhur
wss extremely Warm tlpre was s lare
odipnee preeent.- Hon. Ceo. V. II xil
was the oratir of th wcai in snJ If,
la bis jitual caplivat j K.anncr lnId tbo
sudlnnce's sttentinn fur more than an
hour, Hon. 8. M." Prin'n intrxlurpj
Mr. Hood to the. a J lifuce in a fw
wetl-limed romartu, After M'. IJi-olj
had conrlil'lo.l , n,l,)rf If.i l?ver j
p!c-t!'i:ii lad Lio rni!iri hf thi!
o1-'- ' ra, T.v. A. C, f n'jlr r nm ! !, j
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"At 8 o'clock yesterosy' afternoon.
Bertha Carqllne, the infant daughter of
Me, and Mrs. Eugene WUlisma. . The
funeral services will be. conducted at
the Tabernacle Baptist Church at '6
o'clock by Rev. A C. Schuler. The in;
terment will be made Cedar -Grove
eemetary,
notice.!
when tjiey sank and none , of the other
I members of the party thought that they
would be ab e to swim that far. The
lauiKl( was brought into service and
qu'Iekl hastened to the spot at which
the young dten.sank. : A careful search
however failed to locate either of the
bodies Upon their return to the city
tbe pafty notified the captain of the
Revenue Cutter of the affair and yes
terday morning the boat went down to
the? scene ?: of -the" tragedy. After
senrchlog around for several hours they
finally located Mr, MottIs' body. This
was placed on board Mr. Baxter's boat
which had carried Mr. Morris' father to
the scene of the tragedy and was
brought to this city late yesterday af
ternoon.7 It waa carried 'at" once to
Simpson's 'undertajklngv parlors .and
madeyeady for shipment to GrceosborO
Willey 'a body has not yet been found.
M Morris cams here recently from
Greehsborb; ajxfwas superintending theil
work of rectmg Mr. J,B. Blades' new
resdeoce oo Broad atreetfor h father
who had the contract V ', i
MeVWiUey cams here frooi Nor .'oik
several months ago. aad ; bad charge of
Browq A Company'a brokerage oSce.
The Atlanti cs Festival UHrlgbti
In Elades -buiTduiiT.' jiext the
Athens, r Co help the hbys.l '
Friends ad relatives tak
(v ,olar. Tonng lady raasca,--
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: Shortly iefore 12 Vcloek;- Sundsy
qlght th r; -irlt of M'as Iifarion, tbe 23
)car('' . Mer of Mr. end Mia. X.
I'., Lrxkon Nntional Avenue left its
ai thly aboie and winged I La Way onto
itt !.: jki'r. , s . i . '
Mint I'mck had bNn teaching in one
of the rural Srhoola Its th -a county op to
s fw wm- a at;o when ah tame horn
to spi-Ti 1 ).-r varatiun. fl.ortly after
har imI iierg f 1)4 m at ric ken avilb
h'-rnorrlii. gie fsviT and I Lis c: i her
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The Pick of the Parasol
Production.
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This is the best way to class our showing of Summer Parasols for
ladies and children. They are surely the best of the heap. So pretty
that they command instant and rapt attention aa soon as they are seen.
So new that you will be forced to admit never seeing anything like them
before. And so reasonable that yot can easily afford to have one to
match every dress.
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The? showing consists of all the latest styles, Japanese, Mandarin,
and the 17th century prevailing, in colors that rival the rainbow and are
just as beautiful.
Do not mias this paraaol parade. You will be sorry if you do. Your
friends will ail be under one of out parasols thie Summer. So if you
don't want your friends to get ahead of ou you had better get ahead
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50c. td $5.00.
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While returnfng from a comroeTtl
trip to Newport, ,- Ust Bsturdsy after-
noon, Mr.-a -T. Midgut, travelling:
salesman fof F. 8, puffy medicine Coin
psny, Was held up by two negroel iui
robbed.-, r .f-' ' ".r V
(Th robbery tk place between New
port and tlsvelock; en a knely stretrb
of poaoein . road aeverr or' eight mile
la extent. - Mr. Midge tt" says that h
was driving slong slowly not 'axue ?t
ig to be molested, of eourse, when two
agroes aprveare . in the road a short
dUtarjr slirad and carpe mpIiru bim,
one cnNf-'her sije. llricliingVth
homa's had one Salted the brldl", brtth
of tin' n. pri'ai-ntirig platola, command
ing bi.ii to thro op his hands whfch he
did. 1 hy went through his ssmple
rt.. end pfurd Ij.00 in curroncy an 1
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v.Come to Coplon's for any thing end everything you need for men women'
'and children to wear, Becausewa hoy with the idea In view at seeing
how much more we csn offer thso yen can get elsewhere. "
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. be bad In Coplon's BhoM "at Jeawt
cost.- 8stlsfsctioa Is Ihf grssic
. ihing In buying shoes, we sbao-.j.
! lutely guarantee the fullest satis v
faction in eyry particular.' tWf''
have the sort of kboeiou admtra
r snd need and every pair Is csre-,"
fulPy fitted. , We offer you no,; "
only r shoes at fairest - kiw . .
cost, but our good service f r
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