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The ecaieEcsts'' It? lOase Aft(l
Historjof uisolablaXsJbor
.thDefense Puts eolSambe
live featpre oim seiViceTITifr ideal relation ex-
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1 1 monuuyycai) procure greater gooa irom tne use oi :: weir,
ifjjnopey br tavinf bank Recount. :.JEteiUl-ijpt$'
- 1? jpay for ail purchue and py all expenses by "witbdrawing.
the money Just aa Bded..yBy .a UtUe. careful plaoning, th bank
tetwmi fill imareaahdi ibiw blteff borrowing before;! jpliy!
daytwpi;5
We come to tha public this Fall with a
greater stocV, a larger selection, more ex
clusive anda more complete showing of
popular priced Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoea
etc!, Than 4 ever before shown in New
Bem. The'reaaon we are buying farger. ,
The logical result ia this. We get the best
prices, eonBeqnentU '"SELL "if " POfi
LESS." We get the first selection of
atyfea' and materials, consequently can of'
,fer the besC - As an example of leader
ship examine our Autumn showing t
wear
ir' apperal.
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.LITTLE OUT OF TJIB W AY j. BUT
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V,..:'?r.'F6R.6TEAll 'ArUTDOMfiSTltf PURPOSES.- '
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'"11 '.TOOT Of CRAVEN ST.- : 1 ' - . ; --.' phonk m
i'v'Tlift- Kinltlr Prrm'trr : ; ' V 'TIT'S
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2 4ftn)f,rerfctloB la Coostructiot and t Q T (1 n C
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ee seat eeeeeeeeeeeeee
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MlneB, either weekly r
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. We are featuring; popular priced, liadiett,
nd lleoii Taiiored ttoitfii
$15:ana$20:!
Onr rady-to-rear departmant Is throng-;,
ed wltii. themou'eii oi the rodment'and tbe "y
'greatest mooldera "of fashion are're present- .
ed in the showing of these apecially pricedi
' Suit at 116 jstia $2Qt5f'A Ov v'
it FAYS TO WALK TO COPLON 'V
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v eirj. sorx, uct, iuXiery orancn
eflhe tobaccoinquatry will::; be
repreeeffted in the opposition which the
American Ifaeereolfipany muJtl"face
tbi: Wf ek 'Hal itriving. to gain the ap--provft
of ,be United tateaireolt
' CoorJ,fof Jiplaja of reorganraation.
Af ter several dalaye tbe tobacco trusts
attorneys expect to aubtnil th'a plan to"
the court and the' posmon ot the inde
pendents willjiot be fully revealed ui til
ttiey find jw tnay;.ut.faji?
latest reci uitalo the opposition whkh
the independentalaay Includes. aW the
cigar manufacturerar leaf ualort,i:igar
Iws'iiianufirctW
tiona of the union and non Onion cigar-
maker a. . UntiUhereorganizationTnat
ter eame definitely before the court the
Indepepdents seemed nncertain of their
pcitionTJb he
mMhoicttbeeircui
would allow them in settling the quW
tiori:-:-.. ;, sr,.r
;ieealfcft.that it willnotbe enoiigft
mereiy to attack ithe, ft'awf pfopf'd,F4?
be able to suggest something tbftt ffc
workable io talace Whateyet
the protection ef theoouri ao that if a
.Weak l'yB'teff ;WW.bW
monopoly with no chance erreUef;M' :
New 3ernTake Notice,
teialidiipfetdb-w;;'
onjajt 8incjy lasted ?waa placed Vln
your paper roy business baa. increased
so I cannot hardly wait on my; custo
mers.; Please atop onto further hotrcey
One' fine mule :-;f lisBftt IHillM
the Sbinirle and Paber Ronfioar Man, . '1
theLiephotie. otn'paiit ; , pJacinga
newvcablabetween.MoreJieM
Beaufort, so ihe vw n ?pbone
ervice froja-bete to Beaufort for about
Agricultural ana stock
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bit AssocI
nation w&anued. r.i, i
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M The Craven County Agricultural and
Stock Exhibit Association?-bas "been 'oif
ganie3 and thtf following bfficera bleo-
tA -i'K tJmS" V"?i .i'ro . "
: IwH; Cutler. 4rV President; B B,
Hoi?;Firt:yt ,Preailebt:?J. jW.
Steward Treasurer;'; D;3 P, v W bitfoi,
Second Vice-Preaideni and -;J tfe W:U';
liams Secretary, "C ?i " -5
1 lleasra B. B. Horat," Clyde Eby, 14
D, Lane, Claade FoyK Wv;fl. Bray and
X1V Itee were kppoiated members of
T Wiinams' Ian PUa'bto'tmenrSal
cure Blind. "Bleeding and Itching Pile.
ft absorbs the tumors, allays itching at
once, acts aa a", poultice, gfvea Instant
relief.;; Williams' Indian Pile Ointment
is prepared for Piles ind itching of thu
private parts, Sole by druggiBts, mail
50c and tLOO, -Williams' M'f'g. Cfl.
P-npst Cleveland, 0. ' ft 1 i :.;rK"
Senator Slmmona Bonared at Shrlby.
Shelby, Oct. 9. Senator F. M. Sfiti
mens was the guett in Shelby tay
wiming overTrom Kings Mountain with
Concrressman E. Y: Webb and Mr.
Webb In an automobile. Senator Sim -
moos waa at one of the local hotels and
many friend gatherd there durnxihe
evening and gave him the glad band. A
great Srowd fre-n Shelby ami sutjuo'I-
ing country ettndd;the cd bmt'oi at
Kings Mountain lny. Shtlbj furrinhe-l
a compsny of miliiii which fought a
hsm bsttle With thn Castonla tr '.
rhef.hulhy band on lr-f Manngnr W- i'.
Leleter, diienKl mui". ., .;
J3oa't'l:t the cilvl.fr.ip
catch you.v;itho;:t a . hcr.trri',
from J. S. T ..:.7yv II.l.A
Co. G7 S. Trent : '., I'! - '
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SSlowly but; awe "the. trial -of Bniyill
and' Leonar.Casey. k progressing and
Bearing the end of what - will be one of
the snoat sensational mOTder tria'a ever
held within the borders of Craven coun J
ty..i Both the a(tbrney for. the prose-.
cutionand the attorney for toe defense
aandiinjr'ibaeaia; lssnlifrTal
manner,' ena aide njaklng; every : effort
to prove. that the defendants caused the
death of ,iir' Joseph- Whitty byTdrai
fiu:sia 'Usahily)hir;
side is endeavoring Just as earnestly to
sbowihat tbedeceaaed died from nator
al oanwa ;nd that BurriU. Casey and
bis wife had nothing todo with his de-
,ai ine opening oi yesieraas a session
tK HaymoniPellocks waa . recalled to
lhe'w1tnnnBUnd and te'd orthe effects
ttSf irk very faeldQBasHiiaken It
H'$SH iMdly:hsvifatil'ieffeitTh:it
SBiiaVily bafband ia the bodyseveial
rekfterdeaitft
been ;
ipWtlatog'phisipia :
ihaC arsenic was polaonouaj njetat fHe
d.fferent
quantities : of rsenTe- oppji the human
-il'lUidJhBonn" one half
grttina3sf krsenif';. would,;causa; deai h. .
For more than an- hour question after
qaestioii Mop regarti to tSe effect of ar
sepic was answered by the witness.; :
Dril5jbbs ' Was ' reculled and he des-
jSbede clhi)i0 eff ects bf arseplc
taken into the human eyatem, ; Ue too
tat. kept on tbe stand for considerable
Htne and practiMlly went over ' his tes-
ltnjnyofihereviouday.:;t 5.
iThree ether wHnfnes who lived near
thelCaseys we.ie nel:'-placed; on'.'lhe.
sfaiid. . Their testimony as mainly in
regards t, the 1 id' en's occurring prer
Wrtonatb Mr. W4Wfc At-this
juoo'.ure me o r rest e caw.
?iS?eral -witnesBea were then placed
on the stand by the defeoeel '.: These
testified; that Casey waa engaged in
road worken the day previous to Mr.
rn doth.' 'r '
J o'clock court took, a recess ntil
-fL--. Zla -st J.rS-. '"' 'Tfe.a.i-'
Upon teconveningvJMrCljas, rotter
wa;thftJlrst-witoeea placed th
stand after ha noon? recess-.; Said he
was a justice : me ,resc.m Juenoir
coqntyitnat-W.inarte
lj i jj. -ri-"xw oi.K - lain ' -
"UMr. --d:.C.:fifnajr:of.:Iir:rmniyi
stated thith'i-'ktt wj? Ui-Uie : Itodgerl
aa-, tnat-: aer, gerarsi epuiauoB was
badrad seen i letter written by Mr,
Wbitti'a. wlfe; t fiurrilj Casey .and Had
aphtiivm' tnr etiier,' ona " Lr two times.
rponVroeaVixamnaifjii ',.!ttr.r.driflla
was ssked by " the attorneys for:4hs
Bale what the letter he . 14 J seen eon-
talnedattomevs" for the i defendants
ubjnted Judge ordered .jury to leave
the room and the contents of the letter
were divulged.? Mr. Grifflo stated that
Ltona Whitty sad she loved OButtUI
Casey and . Wished : that '. Mr Joseph
Whitty waa in h-s. - Judge Carter con
tended that if this evidence was, allow
ed to go to"J iry it would tend to incriml
nate'Lenna aey more than it. would
Burrlll Caey an that auch. wu Irv
sistfd upon he would La compelled ti
grant a severance of the ease end th it
tbe prevent case would be termioated
In a mis-trial. Upon this condition .the
Slate withdrew their plea for the con
tents of the letter to be divulged.
; Mist liwtle Hill, said she lived at
ianu'a Chapel,; thia county, -near .the
1 b'me of Mr. Joseph Whitty. , Burrill
Casey waa at her home on the evening
nt Mr. Whitty'sdbaUu.waa not athe
Whttyhi.me, ,.. ,
A 'humber pf 'other wltnesa tf
then placed on the stand ho U-a' tiH
iu.t l;urr ill c.iify was not at the Whit
ty h'm on the day previous to Mr.
W kitty's oVatb.' ' ' ; .1 "'' ;
?evrnl i'.nr-s were t!id plsrwl
tm the ttaiwl sud ens t
t-n-t.-1 to r..r tint V-
mony whJ.-h
WUity jrn.
I tht he ton .,.int.tr of pu,fltj"rr-n1..rr.f 0.-..y lo C.pt.in'Pare.
M!nHH. he I-. I .,n sale In Lis rh" '''' Br li"k',:n K n
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scene jn the ScNamara iriak which a
attracting wbldkitteqdor is kV
tng enacts.) here where 126 prospective
jororrrare BOtnmoned beforeJ.udi?e'Wal
ter Bordwell for nreliminarv examina
tiiwn tfr theteaiffientiotmHt t
juugment on vie. jneo cnargea wica aj
namiUng the Los Angeles Times build
ing. OcfcliJDlO.r--- ' : ; .
iTJmesbuildjngiit; Firsi; and
Broad ay,'LisAogelev was destroyed
earl faiibemolning fife; Oct. iifc 910.
Gen. Barrhkia Gre Oti y -owner and
pabTJsber of the Time t, "was W Mexico
when the explosion occurred and hast
wied ItkXtf''jpwtwt
killed in ihe disaaier. 1 ,; t - "
: .A special grand j try' to investigate
the affair was assembled Octnbee 25th,
It returned a verdict that the
Times ai destroyed by dynamite. Gen:
Otis, through the columns of the Tim- a
charged union labor with being respon
sible;. Union labor leaders denied the
charge and offered a reward of $5,000
lot evidence leading "lo the a rest and
esi(dK0.jty''Biesi:' Twen
ty-three indictments Were returned by
the'graiid'jaryi on January 5 Ii, 191L
Etfi Rogers, . Los Angeles attorney.
employed by the Merchants and . Manu
facturers'. Association, preuented the
evidence. The indictments were ee
cretly filed and.bench warrants issued.
On April 12, 19U. James B. MeKamara
and Ortie R- McManigat were arrested
in Ueftoit, Mich., by operatives of Wro.
Ji Burns' National' Petective Agency.
On-Apttt d, 19U. Joha J. McNamare,
international secretary of the Bridge
and S, ruatural Ironworkers Union, was
arrested in the office of tbe union in In
dianapolis. - r. ;-
Af ipr SC hasty "arraignment-aciord-
ing to union men,- before ai incompe
tent judge John McNanara was ta
ken 0 Ln Anflalw y. P.ulifia
ty sheriff H and Burns' Petective Agen
cyloperatlves. Jamas B. , McNam ra
andCkstie McMinigai were also brought
Wt at the same time, but by riioer-
ent routes, Alt three were lodged, in
the ejty 1 iil in Los Angeles. . On . July
1LT1911, the two McNamaras and Mc
Manisfal were aiven .their nraliminarv
examination,' McM'anigal was charged
with dyoimlting tbeLlewellyn Iron
Workea, in Los Angewa, on December
25, ;l9lO,TThe '.tw McNamaras were
ehanred with reBDonsibilltv. foe the
Thnei explosion and were held for trial
on a charge of murdor without bail. ;
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Jpbh jsay'they haven'i
J. S. Basniht Hdw. Co. '
-droomSuifs.. - S
in cheap plaib oak Just received a. ear,
they are well m ade and look' good, pri ie
)4. 420:00, $22.60 and $26.00, extra
dre aer at (6.60, $7.C0and $9.00. r Beds
$2.68, $3.60, 14.80, $S.6d and. $6.60, for
good service .to the parth a that don't
feefb'ke Investing much in furniture.,
J.-SMiLLER.;
Sara Beauravnt Kennedy's Maw KovcL
It la a'Wg war bick to.the' tlm of
herman's" memorabl L- a.ii terrible
march from AtlsnUtdtSe eea, at Sa-
vsnnth, yet the Jnci lants of. that time
are yet fresh lu the mla la of many CW,
ely. a Tale of the Georgian Marsh, m-
vlvea the msmoriea of thoee'daya, aa I
vividly portrays the terrors that- gra
out of the Yankee Invasioa" of D.aie
The rt-llef fro d the h errors of war Is
fodnd In the stuiy of Cc!r, a 'Vu
d,dai(htcr of lh 'South, livabl piauie
if the splonifi i wornnnVwi- with whi-h
she wis n 1 jwed, that shone throiuh
tr(ut!e, an I wak Blurttus whoa love
Humi h'-d. Tie shirp cmtrstt between
r tnn ns ce n aTnuraniy
! 1 n, nt'ir il'r, n1 the pi t il one
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friends lies tfieir Jse td leel that itsoff i-
cers take a personal interest in uSeir undertakings.
Tou are invited to consult our officers concerning
anmattejrMfinance
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FALL
Our Fajl ,$&ck of Clothing, Mens
FurnishingShpes, Dry Goods, Dress
Goods, 'Notiojis Ladies Tailored Suits,
Millinery, etc., is' arriving, daily. Our
stock this Fall aiid Winter will be the
largest and 'most up-to-date we have
ever carried and the public is invited to
call and inspect our stock and prices
before buying;
REBATE TICKETS ON ALL PURCHASES.
JYJOvUU-JAKE . YOUR MEMURE FOR YOUJOALL
SUIT AT A VERY SMALL ADVANCE OVER
STOCK SUITS.
J. J,
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a' A State school t traiii-'teachere for the public schools of
'.North Carolina. Eyeryentirgy is directed to thiaone purpose.
..Tultioft free to all thb'agretv to teach. Fall term begins Sep
i Member 28, 19 U. ijdt cataIoSgu and other information, address.
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; very attractrvft . vprices
are V now , $ being ?- sold
here ; mallr-thet ;.new;
styles, nj - -
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1 No matter what you are in need of t
i new dress or shirt waist, the attention"
of the discriminating buyers, of. : this
community h:is invitably bccnVxlrawn
1 y thi:; .'lore and our ever- complete
. :.: ( '.!' : l'r : iitlirmt of -hrh-claS3
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business or fnVestment?
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