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The Effect of System
is contagious. Systematize your finances by carry-.;
ing a checking account in this Bank and you wilt
feel the effect in ALL your activities.
The indirect benefit of a bank account is as great
as its direct advantages.
In some almost indefinable way the confidence
inspired by having a bank account makes one more
ambitious, more energetic, more successful.
Why not try it?
.IAS R RInFSI Pm T A (IKKKN V. Piwa
JqL, Wm. B. BIiADES, V. Pres. GEO B PENDLETON, Cashier JfiS
We have 50 more Cots to rent, com
plete with Pillow for 75 c. until Aug.
I st and can deliver them at once. Also
25 cloz. Chairs at $ I per doz. until Aug.
1 st. Let us know how many of each
it i
want so we can book your order
OUTLOOK
THIEVES LEFT
I10TE ASKIHG
Gomes Under Ban Because of
Eoosevelt Prize Fight
Article.
Hutchinson, Kan., July 20. -Because
of an article by Theodore Roosevelt in
the Outlook, the last issue of the mag
azine has been barred from sale in
Hutchinson. The magazine comes- un
der the ban of a recent ordinance which
prohibits the exhibition of prize-fight
pictures and the sale of newspapers or
magazines printing such pictures or
printing stories of prize fights.
Of course it was never intended that!
the ordinance should place the Outlook
in the same class as fistic publications,
but under a strict interpretation of the
ordinance any magazine which, prints
matter relating to prize fighting can be
barred. The last issue of the .Outlook
contained a comment by Mr. Roosevelt
on the Jeifries-Johnson fight so it came
under the provisions of the ordinance,
even if the article did condemn prize
fighting.
No Darticular attention was paid to
the matter until Mr. Oswald, a City
Commissioner, went to a book store to
buy a copy of the Outlook.
"Can't sell it," the bookdealer said.
"It has an article on prize fighting by
Theodore Roosevelt, and I would be
breaking the new ordinance."
Mayor F. L. Martin also was a victim
of this ordinance.
you
before
in advance.
the rush. All rents to be paid
T. J. TURNER FUR. CO.
93 Middle St. Phone 172, New Bern, N. C.
POPULAR PREPARATIONS
FOR SUMMER TOTLET
The care of the skin on the hands and face is of greater importance
now than any other Reason. SEE that you are supplied with the purest
ami best TALCUMS, FACE POWDER and CREAMS, that means
OUKS. Get a supply; then you need have no fear of sun or wind.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED
Gaston Drug Company
II. H.
ON THE CORNER
SKDBERRY
PHONE G5
MANAGER.
OPPO. POST OFFICE.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
lly r.peeial requeat of a good many of my far away customers who
could not (jrt here in time to attend my
GREAT SACRIFICE SALE
I have decided to continue this great sale 10 days longer so that they
may have the benefit of my special Cut Prices.
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE
"High Grade" Colonial
Glassware. M. E. Whitehurst
&Co.
New York Cotton Market.
Special to the Journal.
New York, July 20-The cotton mar
ket recovered part of yesterday's lots,
and was steady today with a firm under
tone. Spot sales 300 bales at 15 points
advance.
Government Inspector In City
Mr. Chas. H. McGuire. of Washing
ton, D. C, government clock inspector
arrived in the city on the eastbound
train last evening and will today in
spect the new clock in the tower of the
Federal building All of the electrical
connections were completed yesterday
morning and the system, when tested
showed that it was in perfect working
order. While in conversation with Mr.
McGuire last niffht the writer was in
formed that if the instrument was in
perfect condition that the scaffolding
which is located at the southeast cor
ner of the building would be torn down
at once.
For Money,- 'Tlease Leave Borne
Money" Bead The Note Left
Beside a Bottle on the Bar
Richmond, July 20. "Please leave
tome money in the cash register," read
note left on the bar counter in the sa
loon of W. P. Leamtn, 701 Brook ave
nue by thieves who mashed a window
and made an entrance in the early noun
of Sunday morning. . .
After drinking a pint of whiskey and
leaving the empty bottle on the counter
by the side, of the hastily scrawled not
the robleri helped themselves to about
$40 worth of case goods and cigars and
left for parts unknown No clue aa to
their identity can be secured. Inasmuch
as all whiskey makes a man drunk the
detectives do not know who to look up
on with suspicion.
For Simon pure daring the robbery of
the saloon is far ahead of any p ece of
theft done in Richmond' since the big
postofflce job. Under the bright glare
of an electric light and within ten feet
of a police signal box that is pulled al
ways every hour and occasionally" oft
ener, the thieves smashed through the
large window on the Duval street 'side
of the saloon, turned off the light in the
establishment and leisurely helped
thenrwlves to what they wanted to
drink and smoke.
The police signal box had been placed
at the corner of Brook Avenue and Du
val streets last Saturday at the request
of Mr. Leaman, who to almost every
one in the city is known as "Dutch."
"I wish they hadn't placed the thing
there now," said Mr. Leaman. "They
watched the officer when he pulled in
from the box and while one followed
him a block or so the others broke
through the glass and got everything
they wanted. I never leave any money
in the cash register at night and this
fact seems to have fretted the robbers
for they left the note asking me to
''please" remember them with caah in
the future.
The police were notified of the rob
bery but said nothing of it, and it would
not have been kr.own Tuesday had not
Mr. Iranian given out the information.
Tbe loss was about $40.
Ball Game Next Monday Afternoon
Next Monday afternoon at 4;30 o'clock
the New Bern base ball team will cross
bats with the Aurora base ball team at
the colored ball park. JThe N -or Bern
team is onu of the strongest amateur
teams in this section of the S'ate and
the Aurora team is also up in class 'a'
This means that the game w l doubt
less be a Very interesting one undone
which you cannot afford to miss.
Sam Lipman.
Cor. Middle and S. Front St.
lpgyiHi.ys;j.?.
Bryan Block.:
WANTED!
Second hand 20 IL P., Gasolene En
gine. Must be in good condition. .
STORE
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JLs & MJ:$emi;Pastc Paint , We carry all shades abd mt
bes't paints on the market, Varnish Stains in all colors. , Bis
stoctc bt PuHdiri Mater ia!,;:Roofing and Wire Fcncci Can :
Zwe ioii z Vs.' All visitors to the city during Home.'.
: Coming week will iind a cordial welcome at our store. v-f
Raleigh Ball Team WU1 Soon Be Thing
Of The Past
Raleigh, N.. C. July 20-The state-
ment was made by Manager Kelly and
others of the Raleigh team in the Eta-
tern .Carolina League today that the
"Raleigh franchise would be surrender
ed to the League at once, although the
present Raleigh engagement with Fay
etteville .will be completed. It Is said
to be probable that, Durham will Uk
the team. Kaieign laos nave zatua to
properly patronize tbe games.
, WILLIAMS' KIDNEIY PILLS
: Have you neglected your Kidneyst
Have you overworked your letyooa aya
tern and eawad trouble ; with your kid
neys and bladder? .Bare you pain In
lolna, flde, back, grolna and bladder?
Have you a flabby appearance of Ine
face, especially under the eyes? Too fre
quent a desire to pass urine? If ao, Wil
liam' Kidney ; Pill will cure you-at
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PngH fi Brook Co. Increase Their Cap-
Ital stock. . .
On account of the large volume of
bualneos being dona by this firm thry
have found it necessary to Increase their
capital stock.
This firm 1 composed of live and pro
gres3tv business men and with the ad
vantage of low freight rates , which
tbey enjoy should be far reaching in
territory. There 1 no reason with their
facilities for dning buninens why they
should not moot Norfolk, Richmond &r,d
CalUmore competition. .
Druggist. Price 60c. William'
Co, Props.. Cleveland. 0;--j
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BUND TIGER
IS CAPTURED
Polio Officer Foscue Searches
Cafe aud Finds Number of
Bottles of Whiskey
Late Tuesday night police officer
Foscue was called to the restaurant of
Claud Gilcrease near Frog Pond to ar
rest a colored weman who had struck
Gilcr ease's wife on the head with a
soda water bottle, -Upon his arrival at
the restaurant the officer foui.d that
tbe woman who was wanted had left
fur parts unknown and -.that Gilcrease
was in a drunken stupor while his wife,
who had been severely cut by the bot
i le was lying upon the floor in a serai
conscious condition. Gilcrease was
placed under arrest and carried to the
jail where he was kept Until yester
day afternoon. After the negro had
been placed behind the bars the officer
returned to the restaurant and after
searching around for a few minutes
found a sack containing 27 half pints
of whiskey, further search disclosed 4
more bottles in a refrigerator. Gilcrease
was given a hearing on the charge of
retailing before Mayor McCarthy yes
teraay arternoon and probable cause
being found he was bound over to the
next terra of Superior Court under a
bond of $50 00 in default of which he
was committed to jail,
Stockholders Meeting
Goldsboro. July 11. The 66th annual
meeting of the stockholders of the At
lantic & North Carolina Railroad Com
pany will be held in Morehead City, N.
C on Aug. 4th, 1910. Meeting will be
called to order at 12 o'clock M.
D. J. BROADHURST
Secretary.
niuminatlon A Great Success
Thousands of people viewed the hun
dreds of electric lights which were
lighted up for the Grit time last night
and which will be lighted every night
from now on until after the Bi-Centen-
nial celebration. To a person standing
between Middle and Hancock street
and looking east the view was indeed a
pleasing one. The clock tower was ill
uminated for the first time hut night
nd this added greatly to the Sspectaen
lar effect, from a distance it had the
appearance of being an immense circle
of lights. Craven street too, with the
many lights shedding their raya on the
attractively decorated buildings made
the scene one long to be remembered.
Eleven hundred of these lights have al
ready been erected and several other
arches will be made today and tomor
row. .
McT. F. McCarthy the efficient and
courteous Cltairman of the : Eledirlc
Light Committee is to be congratulated
upon the success he has attained la se
curing such an elaborate and attractive
Illumination for the celebration.
Banner "Sure Seal" Fruit
Jars (with glass top.) M. E.
Whitehurst & Co.
A Complicated Case.
In the Police Courtyesternoon George
Moore and Martha Brown, both colored,
were given a hearing on a warrant
charging them with stealing $5.00 and
several articles of wearing apparal
from a colored woman who live in Ons
low county. From the evidence given
by the prosecuting witness, it was
shown that the woman's husband gave
Moore and the Brown woman the money
and clothing to bring to his wife in this
city where she was visiting, the pair
accepted both but upon their arrival
refused to disgorge and were arrested.
There is no paw in this state to fit a
case like this and they were dismissed
upon this charge but were immediately
re-arrested on a warrant charging them
with f. and a. and they are now being
held awaiting the orders of the sheriff,
of Onslow county.
WU1 Participate In Event
The Woodmen of the World will
meet tonight in special session to con
sider the proposition of the New Bern
camp to participate in the celebration
in our neighbor city next week. The
Woodmen of New Bern Camp and other
camps in the state will take part in the
parade and represent the. Dutch. This
feature of the celebrationis expected
to be very spectacular and interesting.
Independent Order of Red Mem will
represent the Indians and will pull off
a sham massacre of citizens showing
how the real thing was done when New
Bern was first settled in 1710 Kinston
Free Press-
Seven Three-Masted Schooners In fort
There are now seven three-misted
schooners anchored hi; this port- Fife
of these . boats 'came- in .Mondajr ana
Tuesday abd .6f .which.' mention ".was
made in the Journal yesterday morn
ing., - To this number; two more, the
'Levin Marvel' of Baltimore., and
the ''Mabel & Ruth," of Narfolk, were
added yesterday. AH of these boats
brought la cargoes' and will take away
Oar . animal 8. 8 picnic will be at
Lee's Chapel Jones Co, August 6, 1910
Shaking and refreshments on the
ground: ;'',,""'-'v " ...:
Come friends and bring yeur dinner
basket. -,""; .- :.'..,
One Eundred Germans WU1 Participate
" A letter received yonterday from Mr.
C. W. Tolvort of Wilmirftoo UUd
that 10'J G.-rmuii will arrive In ti.is
ciiy next I !'. y to J i.rtii :; ,.'i in the
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Industrial Parade Next Tuesday Morning.
The Industrial and Floral Parade
which will take place next Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock, which is to be
augmented by the 2nd. regiment 600
strong and their band with 30 pieces
now encamped at Camp Glenn, near
Morehead City is doubtless to prove one
of the best events of die entire .week's
program. ' Over twenty firms and man
ufacturers have handed in their names
for industrial floats to be entered in this
parade and a large number of floral
floats and vehicles win eq take part in
the same. It Js pleasing to note the
response 'the. public spirited business
houses are making in connection' . with
this parade in entering industrial floats.
' Our nerchants and ( manufacturers
realise that the success of the industrial
feature of Ibis Wade depends entirely
upon them and being appreciative of
good things they are alive to the sltua
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tioovVil nopea uisi outers wno. can,
will also take part In this , feature and
make it a grand success.
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v Iloati Being Constructed. ,
; ' A few of the. floats that.' are to be
Used in the numerous parades , next
week have been completed and It Only
remains for -the decorations to be placed
on them. There re. however,! several
being constructed just at this time and
these will be in readiness for the open
ing next Monday.' . These, parades will
be one of the main features of the cele
bration and will doubtless attract much
attention.- : - .Jd-t
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PA in AM 'STROMA
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When Traveling
a man or a woman is constantly subjected to the dariger of loss of
funds unless they are carried in some other form than currency.
The drafts issued by this bank afford an ideal method for carry
ing money while traveling because they not alone enable the hold
er to obtain money anywhere but will serve as means of identifica
tion at banks and hotels.
If you are contemplating traveling either in this country of a
Lroad, we shall be very glad to have you drop in and let us explain
to you the details of our drafts.
Checking and Savings Accounts cordially invited 4 per cent on
savings.
WM DUNN C.DBRADHAM TA.U2ZELL
PR EST..
VICE PR EST..
'CASHIER
CLOTHING ana SMS
We still have a large stock of Cloth
ing and Shoes to close out. Don't fajl
to see us before buying, we will save
you money on anything you want.
J. J. BAXTER
DEPT. STORE
ELKS TEMPLE
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF
RIBBON FOR DECORATING
We Have Your Favorite Colors
Bay Before The Rush
Barrington Dry Goods Co.
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$7,000,000,00. Enjoys exclusive patronage of Norfolk Southern, Atlantic
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Personal suretyship is a responsibility the no man shook) undertake.
A bond in this Company is absolute protection and the rates ars as low
as the lowest. For further information see
W. G. BOYV, Agt
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, NEW BERN
BUILDING & LOAN ASSN.
Rooms 320-821 Elks Buildlng-i- v i.-r ! . . Telephone 400
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