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Advance Adjustments :;Jff
There -are few families who could not meet a ten'
. per cent reduction in iocome vjthout material sacri- -
. Most suigte young men could cut their expenses;
, 20 per cent easilyand be better for it.
Why not fortify your finances by making such .
readjustment NOW and saving that 10 per cent or .
.20 per cent in this strong, Bank? . ,
v' . If-you save wheii you are. not. fprced jo you.;carjk
spend when utbers are forced towwomizt?
. We pay 4 per cent oh savings. '
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Just
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For Bi-Centennial Week
2 - CAR LOADS ---I
-OF
URNITURE
Which You Can Buy CHEAP
FOR CASH OR ON TIME
T. J. TURNER FUR. GO:
93 Middle St. Phone 172, New Bern, N. C.
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Aia Attnetlve Design EeprewnV-
t tog OaidQD Scene "itli fer-
' sods Showing Eichard Oaa- -well
in Vatious Stages
iMt which will ppear hi-th jfrmtxl
paidt theBi-Centwuuftl elebrOoir
io Nw BeTuy, to biflg built t
Pto'i cnWwi atfopt laid iMmtipei
of the PaBhti of (f edermcy .
The taign decided apga w&lbe ti gar
den cene with prtbn la it rprnt-
iof Richard CanrU tb am contiMnt-
1 goVenor of North CaroUntr in tba
vsrwos Ug of hit cref.c Th flout
will be . decorated' in evergrefena and 1
the coatomei will be .coloBtol etyU.
The coatomef have been jWderedtfrofn
Baltimore and will WriT thia eTaoing'
; It is very fltting Oat two penwoa
taking prominent part in thia picture
are direct deacendanta. of Gorernor
Caawell. Mr. Billy Bond, Jr. who k
great-great-grandson Of, the governor,
will represent htm aa a civil engineer
and carry a ewnpeBa that was used in
the seventeenth century. Mr. Charley
Cammings will take the part of Rich
ard Caswell as brigadier-general and
Mr. J. C. Dail will represent him as
statesman. Mr. Frank Hill will port
ary the character of governor.'
Representing the present day, alias
Buth Bond, than whom North Carolina
can boast no fairer young lady, and
who is. a grand daughter three times
removed from " Governor Caswell
will tve a ' place in the front of the
float with an old time sun dial, mark
ing the progress of the times.
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THE STATE FIRE
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Arrivala By Every Train, Twenty
. TbraeCompanie9 JJepresetA;- f '
ed Business Session ?: v-
- Today ' '
The Btate yolunteer Firemen artivfng
yestardawere attractions that fought
crowds to- every train, ani-the New
Bern eo.iamiUafcW recrJ
ttir -brothern and poiot then thV way
to their several quarters. Both A tip n tic
and Button houses were scenes of acti
vity were made to feel the freedom of
the city. 'The following cities -e represented.-
Aebeville. two, Concord.
Ealeigb,twb, Burlingtcn, Speactr Trap
e Hill; Durham two, Hendertor,, H gf'K
Point Kinaton, Rocky Mo -at. Snd
ferd, gtatesville, Salisbu y two, Wash
ington, Wilmington, Wi iston Salem,
two. .
Thia morning at the opta horiso at
ll o'clock the committee will he called
to order by President McN?i'l, and to
morrow the tournament will be on.
IIEHEI1BII ;
GEIITElililAL
Banner '-'Sure Seal" Fruit
Jars (with glass top.) M. E.
Whiteburst & Co.
Raleigh Firemen Here
POPULAR PREPARATIONS
FPU SUMMElt TOILET
'Iho can- u the skin on the hands and face is of greater importance
now th.ui any other season. SEE-that you are supplied with the purest
and best TALCUMS, FACE POWDER and CREAMS, that means
OlJK.S. Get a supply; then you need have no fear of sun or wind.
PUKSnUPTlONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED
Gaston Drug Company
II. JJ SEDHERttY MANAGER.
ON THE CORNER PHONE 65 OPPO, POST OFFICE.
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Umbrellas this week
cut prices, New stock in.
J. Baxter Elks.Temple.
10 ted Men Participate.
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The Capitol 'Hose Company of Ral
eigh arrived in this city Sunday morn
ing andr the Rescue Hose' Company
from the same city arrived yesterday
morning'. The renowned "Peto", Hin
nant will handle tha reins for the. Res
Cue Company , and "Bud" Hir.rant,
another well, known driver, wl, look
after the.CaDitol Company's pp.raphen-
alia. The Capitol tlcse Com;:sr.y a
delegates are Messrs. C 0 A tint;- and
James F Jordan, the Rescue's Messrs
W A Clrrk and C B Park.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
F.y HMci;.l request of a good many of my far away customers who
coukl nut j;.-t here in time to attend my ..
GREAT SACRIFICE SALE
I have decided to c'outinue this great sale 10 days longer so Jhat they
may have the benefit of my special Cut Prices. v
DON'T-' FORGET" THE PLACE
Sam Lipmah.
Cor., Middle and a Front St.;
Bryan Block.
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to the-Prese. iiJUpw Bern:
The celebration of the Bi-Centennial
of the settlement of New Bern, the
exercises of which began -here yester
day was participated in by the Improved
Order of Red Men who represented the
Indian Tribes who occupied this terri
tory prior to the settlement by the
whites'.
Delegations from all near by Tribes
to the extent of about Ave hundred
members were present in full Indian
costume, presenting a most interesting,
instructing and spectacular appearance.
It was particularly fitting rthaf the
Improved Order of Red Men, the oldest
and largest fraternal organisation of
purely American origin and teachings
Bhould have taken such a prominent
part in the exercises. The Improved
Order of Red Men is practically a- new
organization in the South, the Great
Councif of North Carolina being but
; twelve years old, yet during thia .time
i it has experienced a phenomenal growth,
now numbering eighty or . more Tribes
with a membership of over five thou
sand. This gain has been made with
out any special effort by the organisa
tion, which shows conclusively thut the
Order has merit ,. The. organizatita
it now stands Is the outgrowth of tha
Sons of Liberty a patriotic organisation
existing prior to tlje birth of the Re
public, of which George Washington
end other Revolutionary patriots were
members. , ..
The Sons of Liberty having served
their purpose later formed themselves
into the St, Tamina Societies for the
purpose of remedying the political con
ditions which followed the formation of
the Republic, tiiey In i turn became the
Order of Red Men 4 semi-political i fra
ternal body ftaving its Inception about
1813, and in. 1832 .they then at Balti
more, Md. formed themselves into; The
present organisation known as thai. hoA
prove Order of Red Men a purely ! fra
ternal .organization WWcfr has had
Grand Stand For Parade Reviewed
At 10 o'clock this morning, the prund
stand on George street will hrvof nto
the public where the p9inf: en h nefn
to advantages. It will rv n t.w. p'jee
to see the parade as it pamrs. '
Opening Exercises Yesterday
y'. Morning Big Crowd In
The City-
At 10;30 o'clock yesterday morning
the Bl-Centennial Celebration was
formally opened in the Griffin Audi
torium. The following program was
rendered.
Prayer Rev, C. L.-Greaves.
Music: The Old North State New
Bern Choral Society.
Address of WelcomeMayor C. J.
McCarthy.
Address Hon. Bannia Taylor.
Music; America New Bern Choral
Society.
Addressi-Dr. Julius I. Goebel, Uni
versity of Illinois.
Music; The Watch on the Rhine-
New Bern Choral Society.
At 2:30 o'clock about 2000 people
assembled on East Front street to wit
ness the landing of Baron DeGraffen-
i. d pnd his colony. Shortly after 3 o'clock
this noted person and his adberrenta
sailed majestically up Neuse river and
li nded at the foot of Pollock street
where they were met by King Taylor
and then marched up to the Indian
i iilage which was located on the court
houae green.
After they had visited tha Indian
village the settlers then went to the
pcademy green when a fierce fight en
dued between them and the Indians
and in which the settlers were defect-
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At g;30 o clock the colonists were
: ;retly attacked and Baron DeGraf
fen nej and John Lawson were captur
ed snd burned at the stake much to the
delight of the Indians. After ibis the
Indians went on a torch light parade
over the business secton of the city.
Taere are more than 2000 visitors
now in tne city ana eacn train is bring
ing in more of them and by Wednesday
I here will be very little room left for
them, but the reception committee
have made arrangements to take care
of all who come.
Winston-Salem Sends Large Delegation
WANTED!
H. E, Gasolene En-.
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Must be ineMcond UKt
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The following list of firenwn from
Winston-Salem arrivedio the tUy Sun
day afternoon;
Salem Reel Team-Charbs E. Tnsh
captain; J. G. Bostick, C. C. Disher,
H. Hopkins. F. H. Henrkk, J. H
JarvU. B. E. Peddyccrd, O. H Platf,
E. L. Sailor. R. F. Til'.ey, A. h. Disher
W. H. Thompson. Enos R uledge, H.
H. Holbrock, W. W. Thompsrn.
Rough and Ready S learner Co. P,
R. Brewer,' Alfred Johnion.
Go, 2-J. H. Holmes, J. P. Miller, R.
M. Tuttle. 0. R. Loflin, J. W. Fletcher
G. W. Knight
Hook and Ladder J. II. May.
Liberty Hose Co. R. N. Ddvis, J. A.
Magee, W. J; Hanes, G. M. Martin,
Henry Hartley, Will Heater, J. M
Maxwell, Louis Van boy, T. S. Rotbrock
L. R Martin.
The Salem Reel team now holds the
world's record for the grab reel race
17 8S-soconds, and a strong effort will
be made this year to make it still lower
as tba team is probable stronger now
than ever before. '
Costumes Today
A H those who have costumes ordered
from Mis. M. M. Marks or C. D. Brad-
im;n, will please call this rooming at
9 o'clock at the Pepsi Cola Factory.
Brin j money to pay for them.
"High Grade" Colonial
Glassware. M. E. Whitehurst
&Co.
Sensation at Oriental.
A personal encounter between two of
Oriental's citizens occurred at that
place late Saturday night, and as a re
sult Mr. Joe Caroon, a prominent mer
chant there was struck on the held by
a piece of scantling which was wielded
by Paul Ward, a young white boy of
that place who bears a very unsavory
reputation and was completely para
lyzed for more than seven hours.
The affair culminated from a joke
which Mr Caroon played upon Mr
Ward in regards to a witness fee,
Ward was placed under arrest, but later
gave bond and was released from cus
tody.
Attention Coast Artillery
; AH members 1st Co. d; A. C. are
earnestly requested to be nt their army
this morning at 9 o'clock shrp. , :y.
. -. J. EL WEDDELL,
" " .. . '"''.'., Capt. Comd.
T ' Seve'ral Injured.
" Curing tha sham battle between the
Red Men and ha EarlySettleri at the
Academy Green yesterday - aiternoon,
Newspaper Men Here.
Messrs. R. W. Vincent, representing
the Charlotte Observer and Edward E.
Britton, representing the News and Ob
server, are, both in the city in the inter
est of their respective papers. These
gentlemen have their headquatera at
the Journal office and although they
will be quite busy during the day will
be glad to have their host of friends
drop in to see them.
contmueay wunwrruprea xuienca 1 tha njrfnantq were struck
me present e. ne vwa ww gun wsda and painfully bjuted;
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Paints
' L. & M; Semi-Paste Paint :Ve carry all shades abd fhe
best paints on the market, Varnish Stains in all colors. Di
stock ot Building. Material, Roofing end Wire Fence. " Ccn
give you good prices.: -; All visitors to the city during IIcss
Corning week will find i cordial welcome at cur stcrc. t
firmly established in every SUU, Terri
tory and Insular possession - of; ythe
United States, numbering over oneiialf
a million members.; , The latest statis
tics obtainable show tha Order to "have
expended for relief of sick and disabled
members, tha immense sum of SI, 070,
000,00; for burial of diseased members
ever $270,000,00, for temporary relief
of widows and. orphans $26,000,00, for
cart of orphans in private homes which
Is the Red Mens method of caring for
orphans, over $32,000,00. 1 V; t " :
New Bern felt especially honored in
the part taken by the Redmen in the
Great Council of North Carolina being
represented through the presence ' hare
of its Great Sachem, Willinrn L. Etamey,
of High Point who Is the EJitor of the
Review of that City and of Tomahawk,
the Official Orr m of tl.e Or! rin North
Carolina, W. In CoolAin tie e1" -.-ut
Great Cl.itf of r.owr.Ts of II.;'
Shot' guns were ue sd in this fight and
as they.were nred at clo4 r range, "Vtca
paper wads which held the ' powder ln
the shells had a great dear of ' velocity.
Nona
seriously
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of the iniuretmea-fwera;'very
Kew Tot Cotton Market, 0,-
Special to ta0:M
Ney Yora,: July Z6.fincrc9s;ng ,o
mand for new" erop'"Cused, a. further'
sdvsnca todsy, and indications point t"
higher prices in the Bfat future. , Old
crop options were heavy,' : Spat salctf
8,000 bales at points decline.
LATltAM ALEXANDER & CO,
City who has held tli
nince j-rucf u'.'y V a o
Cr-.itCU";H.i 1"!
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L r '..lp of ovor; sixty Ihouhand, th
p ires of whom the mcmVx'rs of the
C "sit CouiK'il of Notth Carolina have
' h i rim.;.!-! in w'Cjrjng as State
r r 1 lif poniinrnt Red
i ' 1 iii 1 foreign points.
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NEW BERN. N. C.
STRONS
COURTEOUS
PROGRESSIVE
When Traveling
a man or a woman is constantly subjected to the danger of loss of
funds unless they are carried in some other form than correocy.
Tha drafts issued by this bank afford an ideal method for carry
tog money WWW traowling because they not alone enaok thehoJd
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 or a
broad, we shall be very glad to have you drop in and let us explain
to you tha details of our drafts.
Checking and Savings Accounts cordially invited 4 per cent on
savings.
WM DUNN
C.D.BRADHAM
VICE PR EST..
TAiUZZELL
CASHIER
LINENWEAR
HOSIERY
THE BEST EVER 25c. If you once wear "LINENWEAR"
Hosiery you will wear no other, they out wear two pair of
ordinary quality hose, every pan exposed to .wear, the toe
and heel reinforced with the best linen for men and women
at 25c. the pair. New shipment just in. The best 50c
Silk Sox ever sold.
J. J. BAXTER
DEPT. STORE
ELKS TEMPLE
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF
RIBBON FOR DECORATING
We Have Your Favorite Colors
Boy Before The Rtish
Barrington Dry Goods Co.
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I Wlnstjri Salem, July 24-liisa Sadie
Louise Sheuse, tha popular and attract
ive daughter of .Mr. and .Mrs. . James
Shcuee, was united in matrimony last
night to Mr. H. Land, one of. tha Jour
nal's efficient linotype man The jeers
moni wat performed at tha First Bap
tist DsrsoDaze by-. Or. H. -A. Brown
lati'evenlng at ;80 o'clock. - Tha affair
was very quiet, there being only few
near relutives and frlents present Mr,
Frank Sugg, aril l&iea Lena Brewer
vera the only nttendMeeV'-'w ''..' .
.The young couple left on the 8:10
rtrtiio forNew Bern, where -they will
pnd a few days with Mr. Land's par
ents. From there they will goto Mora
buad City, bere they will spend a few
cays, returning to the city In about ten
days. '&'.!- '"';,l-l(,,''fv ':f. '
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Torpedo Boat. DuPont AsoIflta in Cele-
..v ,t; Drnyng,,.V-: V . .' '
Yesterday at noon the torpedo boat,
DuTont unlimbered one of her rnpid f.n
pins and gnve the viailors an exhibit: r
of 1..T f..i-;:i!ics for kf"ii!to.' As S-M,r
f f 1.. --n, t' i vifiitora r " '
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Personal suretyship is a responsibility that no man should undertake
A bond in this Company is absolute protection and the rates ars as low
aa the lowest. "Tor further information see
W. Q. BOYD, Agt
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, NEW BERN '
; V. X BUILDING & LOAN ASSN.
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