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J VlMO . . An Excellent Combination. The pleasant method end beneficial ' effect of the well known remedy, Srsup or Figs, manufactured by the California Fio Sybup Co., illustrate the Talueof obtaining the liquid laxa tire principles of plants known to be medicinally laxative and preseifting them in the form most refreshing to the taste and acceptable to the system. It Is the one perfect strengthening1 laxa tive, cleansing; the system effectually, dispelling? colds, headaches and fevers gently yet pr Jtcrtly and ennbling one to overcome habitual constipation per manently. Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and sub stance, and its acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels, without weakening or irritating them, make it the ideal laxative. In the process of manufacturing figs are used, as they arc pleasant to the taste, but the medicinal qualities of the remedy are obtained from senna and other aromatic plants, by a method known to the California Fio Stbcp Co. only. In order to get its beneficial effects and to avoid imitations, please remember the full name of the Company printed on the front of every package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. BAN FBANCISCO. CAX LOUIEVtLIxB, KY. NEW TOBK. IT T. For sale by all Druggists. PrlooSOo. per bottle. THE JOURNAL. New Bern, N. C, Jan. 7, 1902. FOR BALE High grade bicycle. Win sell cheap. Address, Box 75, New Bern, N.C. FOR SALE A good horse and buggy The horse is ten years old, and Is a good traveler, will work on farm or road. A good Bargain, Cheap. Apply to W. A. Wilson, Dover, N. C: MAKE MONEY -This ia no Yankee trick, but honest profitable employment at your home, no peddling no canvassing For particulars send self addressed stamped envelope to J. H. C. Atkinson, York, Fla. SWANSBORO NOTES. January 8. A Happy New Year to the Editor of New Bern Journal, and all its readers, so may It be. We have had a very pleasant one so far, only very cold, for which we render unto Him, our Di vine Creator, our heartfelt thank3. Miss Katie Pittman commenced her school last Thursday again. - Bro. B. B. Paul closed his school be fore Xmas, will not commence another now. Mr. G. W, Ward has been under the weather for two weeks past, la getting all right again, and will resume his school at Salter Path, Bogue Banks next Monday, providence permitting. The New Year was rung in by the several church bells here, at midnight, the last day of the old year 1901. Quite a large gathering attended these servi ces; let us all hope and pray, that 1902 will be a more prosperous year than ever before with our people and our whole country at large, less drankedness and rowdyism in our village this Xmas holidays, than we have seen in many years, plenty of fuss and fun, but no fights nor quarrels. Some fish are being caught this week, mullets; they sell for 2c. per lb. fresh. Clams all the way from 60 to 8Cc. per bushel. The boys right now, are having some fun shooting wild ducks, while they fly over the marshes heie, (not the boys, but the ducks do the flying.) Some of the boys are splendid shots too, they don't have to shoot more than a dozen times to get the ducks. Mr. John Plner, who was bound to conrt for breaking in Mr. Dunn's house a while back, has eke daddled, and some ay, Mr. E. F. Littleton, who shot at Lee Smith with a 16 shot Winchester about same time, and gave bond, etc; will soon follow John. Ed says he Is not going away, and is not all afraid, he was only funning. Oqr visitors have nearly all left us, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Herring are here yet, but will leave for Burkly Vs., soon. Guess our county has gone wet again, More whiskey and better whiskey, so they say. T ' H. YTZ, If your children have Croup, Whoop Ing Cough or a simple Cough, An way Croup Syrup will certainly relieve them It Is abont the only remedy prepared ex clasively for Croup . and ., Children' Coughs and we unhesitatingly recom mend H as the best. Many use and prais 1U We guarantee It.; Price 25c. Sold at Henry's Pharmacy and Bradham's Pharmacy. f' 7" ; i-Xr-i,-. IXVH JACOBS' Raleigh Rye Whiskey is the best. Middle itrest I r TV. V . Teacher Wanted. ' . ... .... .. . ; I- . f? Teacher with First, grade ' certificate, wanted to . teach school at Arapahoe, Pamlico county, - v Address,."' ",' f l , J. A. JOHNSON, ; . Arapahoe, Pamlico Co., N. (X CAFUDEtfE Does not effect the IT'S different from'other It lleaclacheIlemcdies. f?LD BY ALL ESUCGISTS. as A SHOOTING SCRAPE. Affair Occurred at Fire Mints. All , - Colored.. Arthur Hill, a colored boy. took his bicycle to the shop of William Moor at Fivo Points for repairs and last nigh about T o'clock ke called for his machine According to the account Hill paid for the repair work but Moore for some reason refused to give up the wheel, and the repairer was assisted by his wife and both fell upon Hill and forced him out the door. At this point W 1111m Griffin appeared. He is a brother-in-law of Moore and he commenced firing a revolver at Hill Three shots were fired and one shot took effect in the arm of the bicycle owner. Warrants were taken ont for the arrest of those concerned and the police were in search of them. Atlantic Banquet, Tonight. The officers of the Atlantic & F. E. Oo., will give their annual Banquet to the members of the company tonlghr at 9 o'clock, in the meeting rooms of the company. All the members are In vited. Tobacco Seed. Farmers wishing tobacco seed for planting, can procure wbst they want, by callinr upon E. H. & J. A. Meadows Company. Failures in North Carolina. Bradstreet's reports 103 failures, with assets of f.529,814, liabilities $731,441 in North Carolina during 1901, as against 61 failures, 1 193,987 assets and (332,631 liabilities In 1900. Cut this out and take it to F. S. Duffy & Co's drug store and get a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, the best physic. They also cure disorders of the stomach, biliousness and headache. Injured by Big Trunk. The "Breezy Time" Company had s number of big trunks to hold their ef fects when on their trip here and one of the trunks was too much for baggage master Lilliston of the A. & N. O. rail road. In unloading at Goldeboro the big trunk fell on the baggage man's foot and cut the toes very badly. A surgeon's attention was required and a loss of a portion of one toe was the extent of the misfortune. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup Cures a Cough or Cold at once. Conquers Croup, Whooping Cough and Measles Cough without fail. Best for Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Grippe, Pheumonia, Con sumption and Lung Affections. Quick, sure results. Price, 35c. Innes Celebrated Band At Goldsboro Wednesday, January 8th, 1903, from New Bern and all stations west of New Bern to Goldsboro and re turn at one first-class fare for round trip by No. 4 train leaving New Bern at 9 a. m., returning by No. 3 train leav lng Goldsboro 4.00 p. m. same day. Removes to Charlotte. Dr. G. A. Catongand family of Bay- boro were In this city yesterday and left for Charlotte, N. C. Dr. Caton will make his home in that . city where he will practice medicine. He is well and favorably known In this section and his friends regret his departure. Railroad to Swansboro. There has been talk and talk again. about a railroad coming to Swansboro, but at last we suppose it Is a settled fact, the Governor of this State, the President of a railroad near Greensboro, Chatham byname, and Mr. Mclntyre owner of Glenoe Stock Farm, are all coming inter ested in the industries and resources to be derived by bringing abranch to Swans bon: We hear these men are coming to see for themselves before commencing operation. - Mr. J. F. Prettyman President of the Swansboro .Lsmber Co., is going to build a bam road 0 or 8 miles anyway, and offered such Inducements to parties along this line, that these men have con sented so we hear, to build the road from some point to connect with the W. N. or A. & N. C. R. R. Work will Commence this month or next at farth est. Mr. , Prettyman ; wants to begin right awty as he has timber on that line he must have before the summer is gone We will yet live to see our wish, we hope, a railroad to Swansboro. f , , , ..; " Swansboro ITOXIZA! Bean if Bignattut . of ' rlhs Kind You Haw Always Embroidery Remnants. Beautiful Hamburg Edging and In serting remnants that told at 11 and as b igh as 15o yd. reduced to 10c yd. Also some remnants of silks and velvets at remnant prices.. Zepher at 6c skein. V. f . ' - 2 BARFOOTS. i The snnerloritr of Carolina Con eh Care lies in the simple, natural reme dial, all purely vegetables,' of which it is composed, - X ou cannot get a inner family cough remedy: If you try it yon will always use it when yon have a cough to break up. Sold at 25 eta., and guaranteed by Bradham's Pharmacy. Fire At -Rocky Mount s ; Last Saturday night, Hotel Harriott, at Rocky Mount, was partially destroyed by fire, the portion burned being the ho tel proper and kitchen. , : l '! - r, $2,600 insurance covered the loss to the building, the furniture being In sured. "' THE DOG TOOK 0XE. How the Meriu of E anting bog Wert Discovered. N Mr. Will Marshall, the well know a engineer on the Atlantic and North Car olina railroad, was given a hunting dog by a Goldsboro admirer. For some time Mr Marshall tried to discover the value of the dog, but was unable to decide upon his media. A short time sgo, a couple of visiting hunters to this vicinity, borrowed the dog and started on a hunt Going along the river shore, a duck was discovered on the river, which one of the hunters fired at and brought down. The dog, before this acting very In differently, and following the hunters in a sleepy manner, when the duck fell into the water the dog at once sprang into the river and brought the duck to the hunter. A 'second duck was shot, the dog bringing the bird to shore. Separating in their hunt, the two men found themselves a few hours lster on opposite sides of a creek, with no means of getting together. The hunter with the whiskey was on one side, while the hunter with the thirst was on the other. An inspiration seized the thirsty hun ter, who calling across the creek to bis friend, said "Send me the flask I" "How can I" returned his friend. "Tie it around the dog's neck," was the quick answer. Acting upon this suggestion, the flask was fastened to the dog's neck, the ani mal at once swimming across, bringing joyous comfort to the thirsty hunter. Refastenlng the flask on the dog's neck, the dog returned to the side he started from. Looking at the flask, the hunter noted that It seemed to have been well "pulled', but happening to glance at the dog, he thought ho detected something in the animal, and drawing nearer found a most noticeable odor of "spirits" on the animal's breath. It is needless to say that the dog was no longer made the flask bearer. The Week of Prayer. In accordance with a custom of sev- Lsral years standing among the churches of New Bern and in compliance with the program of the Evangelical Alliance of the United States. A series of five ser vices will be held in this city this week as follows: Monday night at the Tabernacle. Sub ject, "The Vision of God in Christ." Speaker, Rev. M. 8. Spear. Tuesday night at the Christian Church. Subject, "Our Nation." Speak er, Rev. W. H. Frost. Wednesday night at the First Baptist church. Subject, "Our Churches." Speak er, Rev. R. F. Bumpie. Thursday night at the Centenary Methodist church. Subject, "The family and the School." Speaker, Prof. J. Paul Spence on "The Problem of Child hood." Friday night at the Presbyterian church. Subject, "The Coming of the Kingdom." Speaker, Rev. Hight C. Moore. Services at 7.80 o'clock each evening. All Christians are expected and all oth ers are invited to attend and participate in these services. In lieu of this series the regular prayer meetings are not to be held this week. The Weather. . The cold wave made its first appear ance Friday night, the temperature con tinuing to fall, the minimum Saturday being 32 degrees, against a maximum of 65 degrees on Fridsy. Continued cold this morning, with rising temperature tonight and Monday, are the local indications. Tobacco Seed For Farmers. All persons wishing good tobacco seed can get same by calling at Planters Warehouse, New Bern, N. C. Red Hatred Turks. In Turkey red hair is counted a great beauty, and the women dye their half that tint Hula-aria's Hoses. One of the most profitable products of Bulgaria Is the oil or attar of roses, which amounts to more than $1,000,000 annually. The town of Sblpka, where -was fought the decisive battle of the Turko-Russlan war on the 7th of July, 1877, is the center of the rose gardens. Carved Ivorr. j Clean carved Ivory with a paste of dampened sawdust and a few drops of lemon juice. Put this on thickly and after it has dried brash It off with a nailbrush. ;. ':-" Football la Japaa. Among the many things that Japan borrowed from China was football, said to have been Introduced as early as the middle of the seventh century. Emperor Toba II. was an expert player land got up a club at bis palace. Three Great Chareaea. . ' Italy owns the three largest churches In the world St Peter's, Borne; the Duomo, Milan, and St Paul's, Rome. - - .'... A Chtaeee Soddeaa, - : The wife of the emperor of HwangU, ;who la worshiped by the Chinese as a goddess, is said to have began the manufacture of silk In the Celestial pmplre m 2800 B. 0, ' - , ? .- The Hadaoa. River. ! The Hudson rtver the Rhine of "America, from Its tnouth to the lakes takes In 400 miles. - - Parlfrtasr Water. . A small bag of charcoal hung In im pure water will purify it, and It Is well to keep such a bag In the cistern. Wa ter filtered through charcoal may also ibe rendered perfectly pure. ' : The Best prescription for HalarU. Chills and Fever Is a bottle of Gnovn's Tasteless Chili. Tonic. It is simply Iron nnd guinlne in a tasteless form. No euro no pay. Price 60c Daring Deeds of Brm Hen. . The following extracts from the ap pendix to toL 111 of the North Carolina Regimental Histories, to bo published shortly, wUl be read with interest In Craven county. . . The schooner Seablrd was captured at the mouth of South River, off the Gar bacon Shoals, and far within the Feder al lines. The names of the scooting party, " detachment of six men," are, or rather were, for all except the first mentioned are now dead Robert F. Stllley, James M. Carmsdy, Ben j. F. Edwards, Frank Howard, Cyrus J. Mayo and Wiley Howe. Stllley was in command of the party. All were of Craven county: On July 7, 1863, the General Assembly passed a resolution of thanks to a "de tachment of six men," of Captain 8. 0. Barrington's company, of Major Jno. N. Whltford's Battalion, "for their callant and daring conduct in boarding and cap turing the crew of one of the enemy's boats (the Seablrd) on the waters of Neuse river, and In burning and destroy ing said boat and cargo," and requested that Major Whitford should "forward a list of the names of the brave men who have thus distinguished themselves" that they might be placed on the roll of honor. Captain Barrington's Company was from Craven and when Whltford's Bat talion was increased and became the Sixty-seventh Regiment, it was Compa ny B, of that command. Captain John T. Elliott's became later Company A, of the Blxty-eighth Regiment, and was from Pasquotank county. The capture in Neuse river of the steamer Mystic 5 April, 18S5, and of the side-wheel steamer Minquas and two barges on 7 April, 1S65, by small detach ments of the Sixty-seventh, then oper ating in Sherman's rear, is told in Vol. 3 of this work on p. 710, and the capture of a steamer la New River 28 November 1863, by Company A, of the Forty-first Regiment (Third Cavalry,, and s section of Adams' battery is nar. rated in Vol. 2, p. 774. Doubtless there were other incidents of a similar kind creditable alike to the courage and en terprise of our troops whose memory should be preserved by surviving com rades before it is too late," Regimental Histories. New Monument Erected. Mr. Frank Meier, representing II. A. Tucker & Bro., of Wilmington, has just completed the election of the monument la memory of Capt. Styron, at Cedar Grove Cemetery. While the monument is not a large one, It Is a most appropjlale and neat and is a handsome testimonial from the living to the memory of the dead. Reduction in Fare. The Atlantic Coast Line, on January 1st, reduoed the passenger rate between New Bern and Wilmington from 3 to 8 cents a mile. This makes the first class fftro between the two cities $2.85 instead of f 3 10 as formerly. Children Especially Liable. Burns, bruises and cuts are extremely painful and if neglected often result in blood poisoning. Children are especial ly liable to such mishaps because not so careful. As a remedy DeWItt's Witch Hazel Salve is unequalled. Draws out the fire, stops the pain, soon heals the wound. Beware of counterfeits. Sure cure for piles. "DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cured my baby of eczema after two physicians gave her up." writes James Mock, N. Webster, Ind., "The sores were so bad she soiled two to five dresses s day." F S Duffy. Strikinff New Tear's Card. . Some of the New Bern friends of Mr. Charles Riezenstein, havo received from him a very striking and hansome New Year's eard. Those who have not received this kindly remembrance, can no doubt get Mr. Reizenstein's card by sending him a postal card to New York City. A Slorr of Wendell Phillip. At the close of the civil war and be fore be was well known Wendell Phil lips, the distinguished abolitionist, went to Charleston and put up at a ho tel. He bad breakfast served in his room and was waited upon by a slave, Mr. Phillips seized the opportunity to represent to the negro In a pathetic way that he regarded him as a man and a brother and, more than that, that be himself was an abolitionist The negro, however, seemed more anx ious about bis breakfast than he wait about; his position in the social scale or the condition of his soul, and finally Mr. Phillips became discouraged and told him to go away, saying that be could not bear to be waited on by a slave. "Yon must 'sense me,' massa," said the negro. "I is 'bilged to stay here 'cause I'm 'sponsible for de silver ware." . Child Worth Millions. . : "My child is worth millions to me," sys Mrs. Mary Bird of Harrisbnrg, Pa., 'yet I would have lost her by croup had I not purchased a bottle of One Minute Cough Cure. "One Minute Oongh Cnre Is sore cure for coughs, croup and throat and long troubles. An absolute safe cough cure which acts immediately. The youngest child can take It with entire safety. .The little ones like the taste and remember how often It helped them. Every family should havo a bottle of One Minute Cough Cure handy. At this season especially it may be needed tud denly. F. S Duffy. S LAXATIVE TASTELESS J CnmblHlnf thm vtlT property oi ttu)Hr, inm.iitti ft ,(nr 1 towlo. i.mrf.M'., !. Oulyl4 St III! I rrHA HILL IUi.IU. V Bndham-Credle. Mr. B. G. Credle of this city has re ceived a letter from his daughter, Chat- Ue, announcing her marriage to Mr. 0. D. Bradbsm. The" wedding ooenrred last Wednevday night, January 1st at Rochester, N. T. An Atltntlo City paper, in mentioning the resigastlon of Miss Credle from the Atlantic City Hospital In which Inititn tion she was chief nurse, says; "Once mors has Cupid perched npoa the cnpola of the Atlantic City Hospital and sent his arrow to the heart of one of the nurses or that Institution. This time the victim of the little fellow's bow Is Miss Credle, the chief night nurse of the hospital staff.and one of the loveliest young women In the hospital i "Miss Credle Is a recent graduate of the Philadelphia Hospital, and is con sidered by her superiors as one of the most capable yonng women on the nnrs lng staff, and It was with feelings of mingled lor and regret that they re ceived the intelligence of her engage ment, which was announced last even ing. "While her associates in the work in In the hospital will be delighted to see her happily married and mistress over her household, they will be very sorry to lose her In the hospital, where her bright and cheerful smile and pleasant manner to those about her have endear ed her to the hearts of all." Mr. snd Mrs. C. D. Bradhsm, arrived here last night. Wood's Seeds BEST FOR THE SOUTH. SEED POTATOES ONE OF OUSt LEAPIN8 SPECIALTIES. We have thousands of barrels in stock; the best Tlaine-grown and Virginia Second Crop Seed. Wood's 1902 Catalogue gives comparative crop results, both as to earliness ami yield, with Maine grown and SeooiHl-crop seed. It also contains much other useful and valuable information about Potatoes. Wri te for Catalogue and Special Potato Trice List. Wood's Descriptive Catalogue for 1902 gives rt-I table, practical, up-to-date information about all Seeds, giving not only descriptions, but the twst crops to grow, most successful ways of grow ing different crops, and much other in formation of special interest to every Trucker, Gar dener an d Farmer. Mailed free upon request. T.W. Weed & Sons, Seedsmen, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. Truckers snd Farmers requiring large quantities of seeds aro requested lo write tor fymni prices. Great Closing Out Sale I Commencing January 1st, 1902, I will offer my entire stock of General Merchandise at and Below Cost This is the chanoe of your life to secure tomt good bargains. Terms Strictly Cash. No goodi charged during this sale. Respectfully, E. I?. IIARGET, Silver Dale, N. 0. About 400 acres known as the D. W. Williams lauds, and situated near Clark's, eight miles west from New Bern. Good buildings and orchard, and about 150 acres cleared Will sell for one-third cash and balance in five years in deferred payments. t For further particulars write to His Bros. Liter Co., KINSTON, N. 0. A Happy New Year is in stors for 70s it will bars that old carnage el yours repaired and re finished bv up-to-daU methods. In its glory of new paint and varnish it will look like a aw one, and furnisn yon much satisfastim after being ased. The csmfortable seat and ,ld long time springs, makes riding a isxnry, O. H. Waters & Son, : ' -'Phnsl85, ;: 78 Bread 6i, New Berk, IC. C. I Strayed or Stolen - ...Ao Ox, color brownish red, with white ddwn the back, large horns, one eye, weight about 700 or 800 pounds, known as the Ren Bess ox. ? A suitable reward for the return of the ox, or for the arrest and oonviction of the thief. v." - :.;f, v . O L. VINSON. . . ROMULUS A. NUNN, ; Attorney at Law, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA Office: South Front Street, Opposslte Hotel Chattawka, Land fcr Sale ! i ! On Wednesday, Thursday, f and we offer allbur EMBROIDERIES, at LEES THAN FIEST COST, to close out the entire line and start with entirely new line for Spring, This sale will be as complete as last January's Embroidery sale . and everyone thatlsecurod.any ot those Bargains will . be sure to come early. These will all be marked and on exhibition Tues day but no sales will be made un til Wednesday. VAL. LACES. Several odd lots of Valanclne Laces at greatly re duced prices will be addad to the Embroidery counter. SPECIAL PEICES on Cloaks. ODD LOTS of 25c weight, at 17c pair IJMII 8 67 Pollock Street. EE We call your Attention to the Following Useful Articles. Shears and Scissors, Peu Knives, Pocket Knives, Razors, Hones, and straps, they are all warranted amd can be exchanged if not satisfac tory. Carving f els, Knives and Forks, Butcher Kaives, Can Openers, and Eye Openers in prices. Guns from (4.76 to 125.00. Air Rifles and Boy Axes for the boys. A full and compltte stock of General Hardware, Paints, Varnish. Enamels, Oil, Lime, Plaster, Ceaaeot, lash Blinds, Doors and Glass. Ball Bearing Castors. 7 PHONE U7. 78 Msmu Hr Notice! Notice Is hereby given that at the meeting of the Board of County Commissioners for Craven countv, N. C, to be held oo the first Hondsy of Tebrn srv. 1903. L. M. Gilbert will make appli cation for license to sell liqaors aider Section Seventy, of the Revenue Act of Worth Csrolins, passed ny ine uenerai Assemblv of 1901: and that said appli cant propose to csrry on said business in the Fifth township, Cravan conaty-f .- urn. uuiDi.ni, - j. -. Applicant. Deo. 20th, 1001. SEEM -Oats, Rys and Clover. Malt for Distillers. , Hay, Grain and Feed. CHAS. B. HILL'S 35 middle St, HEW BERK, FOR SALE-! We have two extra heavy males tor sale which we will sell cheap for sash. We also have seme seed potatoes, Alas ka peas, drawn shingles,' and brisk to dispose ot , . , Q. L. VINSON. FOR SALE ! I have afevnorsea, Mulei, Buggies andFarm Carts, which I have taken in. Will be sold low for Cash or on time. It will he to your interest to see me before buying. V " ' J. 7. DTEWAhz--- i j Friday A I'left - over" stock i "left over" Fur Pieces and Childrtn's Hose, in winter ID .mi fin iw)fY Gaskil! Hardware Co. tar V ! 1 fSV A Commendable) New Year's Resolution i i; that will surely be appreciated is to obtain your grain and feed at Kpen oer's. Your stock wiU surely thrive to yonr satisfaction, as our feed is of high est qualityclean, fresh and nut itious. Feed $1.40, Rust proof Oats 70o bushel. CX. SPEWCEITS, 19 6 i Market Dock, New Bern, N. C- If you will come down to our store we will show yon just the thing that will snit for nice Xmas present We have just received a line of Juvenile Bicycles, Air Rifles, Foot Balls, I'honographs and a hundred other things. ' Dealer In Biotoleb, Fkukj, f . cstikA ' Goods, FnosoGBrni, vv"mTz.:3ren, ' ' Earn E?axra.r20 ' f J l-w r::::.:t r.r,. " . -T, if.
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