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steady;;pro.gress. .
HE steady growth, of this bank Is an indication of jthe
satisfactory service wnicn-it renders ana the aegree ot
safety which it affords Its depositors,. Careful, conserva
Mva methnrta Innkinir forward to the unauestionedsafetv
of all funds entrusted to its care, ail Jtora the bseia of our banking
success. - Prudent people appreciate the safety -afforded by this int
stitutlon and the individual seryice which renders". i
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Men s, Young Men s an&Boys Gloth-
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NOTHING iRESERVED
7,50 FOB SUITS INSTEAD OF 810.0
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;LnTLB OUT'OF THE WAY,' BUT IT FAYS TO WAtK TO COPLON'S
IE .WILL' mAUGURATEV!r;i-K'
OM FIRST SPEaMlGAR SALE
'&rltt&?iK FRIDAY. ; AN D "SATURDAY: l-- '0''
And Will Continue This Special gale 6o-Tbos4 Two t)y For a Few
,Weeks. ' We Offer Too The Following; Valuosr ":t:i t..
: ;Ro?aI Robes. Value $150 t box for $2.00 or 6 for 25c
Montcno.; 'y1 2.00. k-CU5
Monamcntal.4;:' 2.25 :r US U
- Tbee brands are offend you at wholesale prices and yoa will make no
.'mistake to avail yourself of thU 'Great Bargain Opportunity." 1 We
X also tnj full line of well koowo tOe. and Ve. CtRftrs, Tobacco, Tip,
and Smokers' artirt, ARi-nU for Guth's Chooolntei snd Bon Bonn, al4
' Conklin FounUia Pons, ail styles and sires.- Fiv Yer Guarantee-It
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Xo yw si. ; "it 1 Lince The
Dtath of Tirt Last
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N.,-w York. July 25tb. The stringent
raeatjiires taken to prevocit an epidemic
o' bolera here uni iibts"y w ill prove
euective, accordit ? to the health offi
cers, who today noted that no. new ca
ses had developed emce Saturday when
Manuel Bermudas, a fireman,-was found
to be ruffenng from the disease at Bel-f
levue hospital. - :,
:- Report from Hoffman Island this a.
m, stated that there were no further
suspicious cases of sickness among the
detained passengers of the steamship
Moltke and that more of. those passen
gers make it more ef these passengers
probably , will be 'eleased soon from
quarantine. No forthnr deaths' were
reported from Swinburne Island, where
Burmudes is said to be in the same con
dition as when he arrived there i from
Belief ue. ' - s " -sr -r-
The steamers Pergula and Principe
Di Piemonte ue still at anchor off tbe
quarantine Btation. -,5 c: .
.The health officers are still trying to
run down, tbe sailors .who . were, occu-
pints of the sailors'-boarding boose-,
where .Bermndee . was taken HI w ith
cholera before, he. went., to BelleV ue,
where the. nature of the-4lloesa was
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r, Will sell thatalance left ovarii .the
Tree Vhich IlaJ Been fctruck By
Lightning and Set Afire Falls
on Two Jones Co. Citizeus. .
The falling of a tree which had been
struck by lightning and set afire,- seri
ounly wounded RJr. Foy Jones 'and per
haps fatally injured ex-Sheriff Lob
Taylor, both of Jones county, -as they
were driving along the road near Tren
ton, Monday evening, ex-Sheriff. Taylor
was struck on the head by the tree and
paralyzed,: A telephone message from
Trenton yesterday afternoon stated that
there was little chance for his recovery.
Mr, Jones received a number of cuts on
his face and body,-, but none of these it
is thought are of a serious nature. .The
buggy jtk ' which the two gentlemen
were seated at the time of the accident
was totally demolished, and the horae
they were driving was also injured.
Meagre details could only be learned
in this, city yesterday in regards to the
accident, but what could be learned it
Further " Evidence - In ;.Lorimir
Case Shows That . He "Was
Taft3 Choice. V -Washington,
July 21 r-Preiili ptTaft
figured again in . the testimony , before
the Lorimer committee i yester1ay as
the supporters of Lorlrner for the Illi
nois Senatorial election of 1909.
Edward Hines, the alleged "'Senator-
maker," waa on the stand;
Did yoa have a talk with. Congress
man Boutell about the Sifla'orship two
or three weeks before -the election?"
asked Judge Haoecy Lorimer's attor
ney. 1 " 7 V -
Vies, and we agreed to urge Lori
mer to be a cartdidate; - He volunteered
to see the President."'.. 'V T t-s i
Did he see theFrtsident?"
"Ke said he didl 'r y. "
Hines then produced an tinsigned -let
ter, which, he said,j was- in- Botttell'e
handwriting. It hai been inclosed with
asignedletter from 1 Boutell to HinS
seems that ex-Sheriff ' Taylor and Mrlwhich was received :- after- LoTimer's
following- pricem.' Genuine - Porcelean
lined Lenard Cleanable;" the 26 00 at
V2Z 50, the $36 00 at 30 00,'the $40 00
at 85 00, the 6 00 at 4,00. ; The above
prices- are the lowest we yer pfferd
this class of. goods at.L' Everyone car
ries guarantee thai they will do all you
expect any refrigerator to doi" V '
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" One Thousand ChOdrett In? Burned"
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' Wichita,- Kan.. July 1 2Bth.Word
reached Wichita frontWinfteld that the
State hospital for feeble jninded je d
fire, and the entire Institution seems to
be doomed It is feared the loss ot life
is heavy. -The fire Is still burning and
i apparently beyond control, .Close to
one thousand children ar confined Jo
the Institution.-' --r I J;., 2
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Foy Jonee were driving along the road
enroute to- Trenton' N earing the tree
they saw it was badly "bumtd and that
there was danger ,oI it falling at any
time.' Seeing a man near by who was
engaged in cutting wood, they stopped
and advised bimto cut tbe tree down in
order to avoid any danger of its falling
upon any. one.
While they, were engaged in talking
to this man the charred tree suddenly
fell to the earth, t The buggy contain
ing the two gentlemen who- were injur
ed was directly In the path of the tree,
and before they realised their dangerit
had.crHsbed down upon them. Assist
ance was at once given the injured men
and they were carried to ttieir homea
where medical attention was rendered
them, j, a V"" 1 1' r1' 1
- This news comes -as sboclcto the
score of friends of both these gentle
men'For sixteen iears Mr.; -Taylor
was Sheriff of Jones county, r laUf be
engaged in the mercantile business and
aUo-conducted large farm, Mrv Jone
is slso a prosperous farmer of that
county, both were liked and respected
by all who'kuesr them and it is earnest
ly honvd that troth men may .have
speedy vand com plet ef ; recovery.1 Mr.
e i -ai. fcjc" i" a .ttftf
jones is ine eon or wr. ,ana sora, - yy .
C, Jones, of thiacfty. -'", r
FILES l PILES t ' PILES t)
' Williams' India PUe Ointment wiD
cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching piles,
It absorbs the tumors, allays Jtchlng at
once, acta as a- poultice.- gives Instant
relief. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment
is prepared for Piles and itching ef the
private parts, Sole by druggists, '.mail
60c and $1.00.. Williams' UTsT., Co,
Props;, Cleveland. O. .; 'r-
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How A Possible , Presidential Komlna-
: ".;r- tion Changes Onet -'-:T t
Says Woodrow Wilson. "For tweoty
years I preached to the students Prince
ton that the referendum and recall was
bosh. " I bate since investigated, and I
1 want to apologize 10 iho$ siudsnts. It
is the safeguard of Dolitics. It takes
j power from the boss and places it jo
the hand ef the people. .1 want to say
with all my power I favor It" .,.
V NOTE3FROM LEE 3 CHAPEL.'
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Jones county, July 25; The weather
ia vsry sultry now, but we are glad to
sty that we have bad some rain.
RV. B. F. Eubank and wife of Llttl
He L were welcome euet 01 thmr iin
and daughUr of this pHce We 1rJay,
I Q lite a nqrnbr ot our pv)p'e sUnn
cltbePicnio at O.1W Crnve HunUy
'July 20th. Tlwy rtpo'"1 f "" lim''
! "Our ri(uic t I-" CI': 1 vi'.l teen
Fri lay July 21. Eerl).ly citdially
imitixl Ui corns out n I 1 tb t wi.'Jl fill
rJ bsiki-La. Coma tmth cM an.l ymn
'and rhiUren anl l.uve a ti.'"".
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election. . This letter read;?
'1 should JUe to have thee Senator
(Larimer) know who was the only man
to goyto the President in bis behalf and
ing oft! the goodaJ'L 'v , ' ,f
"Boutell told me,", said Hinee, "that
he bad informed the" President . that
Lorimer was about the 'only man who
could break the deadlock and be elected.
Boutell also said that the President had
declared Larimer to be very acceptable
to him in order fo have a. Republican
Senator from Illinois." '
-v Attend The Athens where you
can aiwajs Keep cooi ana. com
ortoble:V
" Jnankv Mr, Crocket, "tv
With his 'usual" though tfulqess Mr
W, F Crockett generously remember
ed tbe Journal yesterday and presented
its Staff with a prise . watermelon,
least irdeserved to win a price, for' It
sice and quality too. - The melon tipped
the scales at .491' pounds and ."cut'
beautifully. 'The. Journal's- Staff and
entire force return their heartiest thanks
to Mr. -Crockett for hie compliment
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Beglr-.hinf at6nce, the Norfolk-Sooth
m train No . 92 from" New Bern ; to
Washington, ' N. -C.-, and 'Intermediate
points will run Tuesday,' ThurnJay ind
Saturday, Inateadof every day. Freight
for these points will need to be deliver
ed the day before to insute leaving on
these dates, - ' . ; -' . .
Vs- M. W.' WARREN,;
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- The convenient location of this bank In the heart of
- business district the- ftcihties it Affords in all branches of
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. modern banking and the individual attention given by Its
management CO the personal requirements of each customer.-
make it an ideal iankipg home for people in every ; walkv of.
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. Checking amounts are received in any amount eq4' 4 per
tcent oompeundiotere8tiapaia 'on savings; 1 bint'i
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Remember we are' complete, house
furnishers, can ; give you prices on
Ranges of the beat quality, such as he
Favorite Ranges',- Cook Stoves from
$6,00 to $20.00, Ranges from 25". CO to
$60.00. i Give me a chance at your stove
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fxcnrslon From Goldsboro."
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Oii Friday Of this week, July 28, St
Paul Sunday . School excursion from
Goldsboro will visit Weshiogton, N. C,
over the JNorfolk lSouthern Railway.
This will be an educational occasion to
the children as well a one of pleasure,
for it will huw. them' the"1 Wonderful
development and possibilit ier ot this
section, and give. them a day's sojourn
In on of the pleasantest and prettiest
towns In the South, Grown ups, too,
will be t qually interested and benefited
by this trlpt -The fare from .fhia city
will be only 76 cents for the round trip,;
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i I. The Athens is the only house
infew Bern 'sbwmgAsocU-1
ton pictures. ""
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-' There is a mod hole between Hancock
and Metcalf streets on South Troot S
thatladly needs the attention of the
street force. . This pot. during rainy
weather causes those who drive vehic
let of any variety a deal of trouble,
and maoy eompUiota bave been made
in regard to it ' It is Vested ner the
Norfolk-Southorn Railway Company's
switching trsckand as thi-y are com-
pilled to use it more than any other in-
divldual. it seems to usthatthry should
aid iho city in putting It in god condi
tion. Anyway, aomeUiing should .be
done to this section at an eirly dite.
r-. Stoclholderi Meeting. j' J
' An annusl meoling of the s'ockhotd
ers of ths Bank of Dover, N. .C.y.wiil
be lifcld at the bank buiMing In Dover,
on Friday Aog. 11th, 1911', . - ' -'.j
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Cashier,
natfs Will I'ri.liably lU-ject
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We Will Continue Selling
all Clothing and Ox
fords at Cost.
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BLACK MOUNTAIN INN
SIIIIIH SEASON OPM.-JCTE 20th 1911;
ilThe Most .Beautitul Place in North
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-r 0rr Inquire at 'Journal Office -p. .? t. f
f.Vrite 11RS. W.:.D.ASEf
Th!sllthdy of July 191 L
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Cups Ilay hn, July 2'. -American
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