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1 i IE JOURNAL, every day 1 cept Monday, at 90 Middle Street. Phosb No. 8. CHARLES L. STEVENV . KDITOB AMD PBOPBIKTO. ' SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Oneyearin advance,............. 00 One year, not in advance.......... 6 00 Monthly, by carrier in the.citr,..,,- 50 NEW YORK OFFICE, 23 PARK ROW. Advertising Rate furnished on appli Entered at the Post Office, New Berne, N. C. aa second class matter. New Berne, N. C 'Adj., J. 1897. - CHAMPIONS ANOTHER TSAR. The results of the several con tests in the annual State Firemen's Tour nament, which has just ended, has again demonstrated the superiority of the New Berne Fire Department over all others, in those contests where still, endurance and know ledee of what was necessary to be done quickly, was concerned. Again the Championship Belt, for the third time woo, comis to New Berne. Only those who trained and strug gled for this prize can appreciate the efforts made to retain this belt in New Berne, on the part of the New Berne boys, and the efforts on the part of outside contestants to wrest it from its holders. The official returns show that the belt was certain to come to this city, - for the two rael teams of New Berne ran first and second for it in the contest. In the other contests, the New Berne fire laddies have borne dis tinguished parts. From the en trance into Favetteville, until its leaving, the Fire Department of this city was the center of attrac tion, and bore itself so as to war rant all the praise passed upon it, From parade to closine race, the fire laddies of New Borne took important parts, and it is with sat isfaction that every New Bernian notes the honor? paid to its repre sentatives. It is most n d te worthy that New Berne in nearly every contest was not satisfied to enter one winning team, but two, showing an abun dance of athletic material, which if concentrated into one team ought to have captured every first prize offered at the tournament. The interest in the Tournament contests has been an absorbing topic of conversation in this city for weeks, and its culmination was reached in the past few days, when the results of t':ese contests were known. New 'Berne teams could not have lost, for they felt that the eyes of every man, woman and child at home were npon them, and their success was imperative. .Nobly has every representative maintained the trust and confidence placed in him, and New Berne is proud of its Fire Laddies, Long may New Berne continue the Champion City ! Catarrh Cannot Be Cared. Wilh Local Application, as they cannot reach the teat of the difette. L'atanh is a blood or constitutional disease, and lu order to cure It yon oiu.t take Internal remedies. Uall's Catarrh Cure is lakec internally, and acta direlly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Uall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was pre scribed by one ol the let physicians In this country for years, aud it a regular prescription. It it composed of the beat tonics known, combined with the best Mood purifiers, actixg dinctly oo the mucous urfacc. The perfect combination of the two ingreilieuta la what produces such wonderlul rrulU in curing Catarrh. Bend for testimonials, free. V. J. Cheney & Co., Props., Toledo, O Bold by druggists, price 79c. Hall's Family l'illi are the test. AIaVitaftleParao. "There's no use of expecting any thing else," said the misanthrope who had been persuaded to go on a pionio with his family. "Human nature is going to be inconsistent, and that's all there it to it. You'll merely waste your time trying to make it any different." , . 'What's the matter now?'' asked his wife. : "Hasn't the weather been good? And didn't people let yon alone, so as to give yon nothing to grumble about?" "Oh, yea. Bat did yon notice the singing aa we got back?" , , . Yea. ' And it was very nice, ap propriate music : "Appropriate! he repeated, with infinite scorn. "I don't pretend to be any critic. ' As far as quality was concerned, the music may have been as good as any opera you'd pay five dollars a seat to go to sleep at. But when it comes to a question of propriety, all it did was to remind me of the downright and unalterable perversene&s of this human race. When people get back from a trip to Europe they don't do anything but hustle around to get their lug- gago through the custom bouse and procure a carriage to tako them to a hotel, where tnev can rest. But when they come home from an ex cursion a mile and a half out of town, they can't be satisfied unless they wake up the whole country singing "Home Again, Home Again, From a Foreign Shore!" Wilming ton Star. A Hauseholl Remedy. And it never fails to cure ltheumttism, Catarrh, Pimples, Blotches and all dis eases arising from impure bloort, Is Bo tanic Blood Balm (8, B. B.fe Thousands endorse it as the best remedy ever offered to mankind. The thousands ot cure per formed by this remedy are almost mira culoua. Try it, only 81.00 per large bottle. A. PHYBICIAH'S EVIDENCE AN HONEST DOCTOB. Although a practitioner of near twenty years, my mother influenced me to pro cure Botanlo Blood Balm. B. BV 15 , for ber. Sho bad been confined to tier bed several months with Rheumatism, wbnh bad stubbornly resisied all the usual remedies. Within twenty four hours after commencing B. B. B., I observed marked relief. She has just commenced ber third bottle, and Is nearly as activ as ever, and has been in the trout jard with rake io band," cleaning up. Her im provemact is truly wonderful and im mensely gratifyioir. C. n. Montgomery, M. D., a:kuaville, Ala, For sale by DiuggUa. 7 to earcallf ata at Nia(a a rails. Visitors to the falls later on in the season may enjoy what is now a rare spectacle of seeing the falls illumi nated at night. It is proposed to add novelty to the illumination by using acetylene gas searchlights in stead of the electricity which one would expect to be used at this great electrical center. . This will be the first pnblio demonstration of the illuminating powers of aoetylens gas on a large scale ever given in tb country, It is proposed to ereot twelve or more searchlights on Goat and Luna Islands, and the light from these will be thrown across the , American falls and ths rapids above ths falls. Some years ago, before the stats took possession of ths lands about the falls for free park purposes. the falls vers illuminated from Prospect Park, and at that time proved a delightfol summer evening at It tctioDt Chicago Tribune. - JJJbL IH ESEflSCS SranT CVii TniTsairr for tortrl, dtiflr ring, lulling, borulng-, and Mr ikin and tcftlft ! vita Iomo( hair. Vm blh wltkco. . Ywou 8or, nutl apltuMoM of Cdtioom (olnMMUt), and foil doM of CvnotJiA Buob mi.inwa of Mood partaua aad humor eons ItlctiFa enV Tb mM ffemtifffemt Hit WOfld. FotTIB MT Bow te CM luslsi Wki Pt ft. RED ROUGH HANDS SofrtuM sm4 ttoaatfM . Iff UmcBU stoar. STEERING A STEAMSHIP. bo Tim and XMatuea" la fogMf Weather. ' Uustav Eobbe has an article entitled "Steering Without a Compass" in tit Nicholas. Mr. Kobbe sajs: i . The degree of A. B. is not confined to college graduates. Aboard ship it means "able bodied" seaman. , . Every nautical "A. B." knows bow to "box the compass" and bow to steer by it, bnt you will be surprised to learn that no good helmsman will steer by a compass unless all other things fail him. Among thoas "other things" are the borison, the tttad, the wake of the ship, the stars, the soundings aud the line of the surf when ruuning along the coast And so the ablebodied seaman, when a greenhorn takes his trick at the wheel, hands over the helm to him with this caution, "Keep your bead out ot the binnacle." I am speaking ot sailiug vessels. Steamers, especially those that travel on regular routes, steer by compasa. They run their courses" Horn point to point from lighthouse to lighthouse, light. hip, day mark, bnoy, bell or log whis tle. In thick weather they know, tox ins wind aud tide into consideration, bow long they should stand, on eacn course and try never to pass the "sig nal" ot the end of it When they have seen or heard that signal, they start on the next ' 'run" or course. This is called 'running the time and distance." I have gone into Halifax on a steamer that met with thick fog from Cope Cod down. One morning the captain said to me: We ought to pick npSambro in half an hour." i a Surely enongb, about half 'an hour later we heard, through the fog, a can non shot, the distinguishing fog signal of the Sombro light station on the Nova Sootian coast Real sailors the Jack tars that man sailing Teasels actually prefer, as I have said, to steer by signs rather than by compass, aud there are times when the steamer pilots have to. Carton's Advice. The other day, as I was clinging a strap of a Lexington avenue car, savs a writer in the christian Advocate, two ladies sat near me, and as one opened her portemonnaie pay her fare a scrap ef paper which was pasted to the leather was disclosed. Is that your shopping list?" asked the other; "it doesn't look ike a long one." No," was the reply: "it is not the list, but it is what keeps the list from being a lone one," and she read: 'lie who buys what he does not need will soon need what he. can not buy." "What a capital guardian of you capital! You must let me copy that for my leaky parse. Who wrote it?" "I don't know, bnt I wish I did for he has saved many a dollar from lightly rolling from my hands since I put here." I was intensely interested in the conversation, for at that very mo ment there lay iu my note book scrap which I would have brought forth but for the fact that my own corner was reached. I publish it, for it the which it contains were assimilated many a pocket book would remai a pocket book: Ws are ruioed, not by what wt really want, bnt by what we tbink we do; therefore, never go abroad in search of your wants. It they be ra wants, tbey will come boms search of yon; for he that buys what be does not want, will soon want what he cannot buy." troth aaatfciaf f Knew. It may ts worts, something to know that the very best medicine fcr rsdorlnt the tired out nervous system to a health) vigor is Eltctrlo Bitters. This mcdiclm is purely vegetable, acts by giving tone lo the aerve centers la the stomach, gently stimulates ths Liver and Kidnfs,snd aids these organs in throwing off Impurities Is the blood. Klectrle Bitters Improves tlx aoTstita,alds digestion, sod is prooouootd by thoas wbo bays tried it as lb very best blood purifier and aerve U ale Try It. Sold for We cv 11.00 per bottle atF. S. Du rTy's Drug Bto'e. ffatt billons or eoative, eat a Caacanrt gaady oaihartic,eure guarantee t, 10c, 9.1c PECFISSIOJiAL. F. H. Simmons, Simmons & A. D. Ward Ward, ATTORNEYS and COUNSELORS at LAW. ; NEW BERNE, H O. . ' Praetlee In the Annntmn nf (Varan. DnDlln. Jones, Onslow, Carteret and Pamlico; in tiie supreme ana reucrtii courts. -WkHrans Ms. S N.nlta Trn Sir Opposite Hetel Cbattawka. P. II. Pelletierj ATTORNEY AT LAW. . Kiddle Street, Lawyers Brick Building. . Will nractloe In the Coantlea of Crareni Oarteret, Jones, Onslow and Pamlico. U. S. Court at New Berne aud Supreme Court ot tbeState. ... We II, -1 1 ilVttU i i 1 LVli Fall Session Opens Sept, Cth. -STEAMERS-. Courses of study designed to pre pare boys and girls for college or for the duties of civil life. .' : . ("Splendid advantages offered in music. Tuition and board very reasonable. t' Highly endorsed by its patrons. For catalogue of full information. Address: -. ' 1 FOUST & UTARBEN, Peincipals, New Berne, N. C. -AND- . FMUGHT & PASSENGER., For All Points Xorth. The Steamer NETJSE Commencing July 2nd, will leave at 6:30 p. ro. on MONPAYS, WEDNESDAYS, AND FRIDAYS, Making landings at Oriental, . Oora- coke and Roanoke Island. t3f Freight received not ' later than one hour previous to sailing. For further information apply to GEO. HENDERSON, Agtv M, K. Kino, Gon. Mgr., Norfolk, Va. New Berne, N. O., April . 29, 1897. CrREENSBOBO I Twentj-two Teurs nndcr preseut principals. 224 Students last year A High Grade College-Preparatory School, with special departments of Book-keeping, Short. hand, and Telegraphy. The largest and bost equip ped Fitting School in the South. Location healthful and beautiful. "Terms to suit the times." ' . For Beautiful new catalogue, address: . I rrilOFS. J. A. S II. IX., HOLT. OAK RIDGE, N. C. . Littleton Female College ! FEMALE mim JJUULiMJ NORTH CAROLINA. This Institution svq a splendid and prominent location in a remark ably healthful section of country, in the midst of , a region . of noted Mineral Springs. - It has a large and beautifully - shaded Tampus, commodious and well equipped Buildings, a strong Faculty and a full .'and thorough College Course at very MODERATE COST. I'l L. w-ll'm ,Tt I I. , I a nn Uf ftilnag Ha RontomllPr 1 st 1 HH7. . ' - IBB Iftll itrill Will Ur'glU UU niUHVOUOJI uvfivmuv, . . ;. , ' For Catalogue address, J. JI. RHODES, . Littleton. N. C. ; Seeds THE OPEN BOAT. At tha Hcrey of tha Bcs Stopham Cnu DMorlbaa Bis Beiuavtlaoa. In the meautime the oiler rowed, and then the correspoudeut rowed, and then the oiler rowed. Gray laced and bowed forward, tbey mechanically, torn by turn, plied the leaden oars. Tbo form of the lighthouse bad vanished from the southern horizon, but Dually a pale star appeared, just liftiug from the sea. The streaked saffron in the west passed be fore the all merglDg darkness, and the aoa to the east was black. The land bad vanished and was expressed only by the low and drear thunder of the surf. "If I am going to be drowned if am going to be drowned if I am going to be drowned, why, in the name of tbe even mad gods who role the sea, waa I allowed to come thus far aud content' plate sand aud trees? . Was I brought here merely to have my nose dragged away as I waa about to nibble the sacred cheese of life?" Tbe patient captain, drooped over the water Jar, waa sometimes obliged to speak to tbe oarsman. "Keep her bead npl Keep ber bead upl" "Keep her bead np,' sir," Tbe voices were weary and low. This waa surely a qniet evening. All save the oarsman lay heavily and list lesaly in the boat's bottom. As tor him, bis eyes were just capable of noting the tall black waves that swept forward In most sinister silence, save for an oc caaional subdued growl of a crest The cook's bead was on a thwart, and be looked without interest at the water nnder bis nose. He waa deep in other scenes. Finally be spoke. "Billie," b. murmured dreamfully, "what kind of pie do yon like beat r' "The Open Boat," by Stephen Crane, in Soribner'a. mlaixl a4 !, ' Many believe, aays Benjamin 1 Wheeler in Tbe Atlantic, that Constan tinople baa been ayftematioally forti- flod against ths Eugliab to tbe west, bnt not, at least by land, against Russia to the east 'A Busaian army can enter Constantinople without great diffienlty, When tbe question of forcing tbe Dar danelles with an English fleet was agl tatcd last winter, the English naval an tuorltioa estimated that of the 19 ships hing at Salonika 1 una! be sacriflced to do It. Tbe cards bare been stackeo for Bnstia. II looks today as if the ul tiuiate occupation of Constantinople by Bosnia were a foregone conclusion. What bas England to sayf Tbe mat ter concerns her. It seemed for a time that tbe discovery of tbe root by the cap of Good Hope would provide an evasion of tbe eastern question and free bet from tbo necessity of worrying abont tbe jEeon. But the opening of the Boea canal has changed things, and, as if by jealous luterpuaition of gecgrapb- io fate, drawn the inane back to the old fighting gronud in tbe eastern Mediter ranean. If she is to bold India and Aus tralia, England must control tbe 8nea canal and its approaches. NEW CROP! RUTABAGAS AND TURNIPS Best Varieties ! Pure Strains ! They have proven satisfactory Mnany seasons, xoa nave purchased from me. The planting season is npon us, consult your interests, bay again. , ,.. Also to arrive in time for fall planting. Cabbage Seed Jersey WakeBeld, All Seasons, Drumhead, Flat Dutch, oto; Peas, Beans, Etc. Remember the old spot, . r j Forget it you should not, ; Biick Store, . " Near Market Docl., . : Aa Bssvaal rradaaS. t It la said that tbe most costly product in tbe world is charcoal thread. II is al sresenl made in Paris, but by an artisan wbo carefully eonoeals hlinmlf from tlx pablio tha better to guard tbe seen his Craft Charcoal thread is sold al wholesale by the gramme (H grains and ts Dsod for itmandcaeeul lamps. That fur tbe 10 candle lamp coats S 0O0 per posnd and thai fur lOenndlxs 18,000 per poond.Now York Ixltj'T. j The Fifty-Second Session of this Col lege begins Wednesday, Sept 8th, 1897. Advantages of College and Conserva tory offered at moderate cost, A FACULTY OF SPECIALISTS I A HI-LB E(JUIPMENT, '. A Plbasant Home. ., Catalogue on application. DRED PEACOCK, President. Tobacco" Warehouse PEACE fntiiltnta rr Tonsisr Sill, Knlelah, Bi. C. Excellent buildipgs and beautiful grounds in a Healthful Location with splendid climate. ' Stands at the very front in Fe- TJ $1, PACE. male Education. Thorough in its Courses High in its Standard. . Unsurpassed in its high moral tone and in ita intellect ual and social influences. Twenty-one " officers and teachers, Very reasonable prices. Bend for cnla. logue. Foi e sqle of , ; ". LESF TOB&CGO, . . J .'A'--.:- .... HP WW, H. C. J.- F. Clan New Berne, N. C. t3T" Orders by . mail . promptly filled. State Normal and Industrial - . . COLLEGE, Greensboro, N. C. SIZE 9 X ISO FEET. 15ANEME1ST FOR BAIN 70x150, This market commends itselt to the grow ers ot Tobacco, where you can have it hand led right and sold right, tor as much money as any market. Here are some of our reasons : Because, we are determined to have a to bacco market. . ' - Because, we are familiar with what is Offprs the vnnn? women of the Stale I thorouah professional, literary, clasical, J scientific and industrial education. Au-I nual expenses $90 to $180. Faculty of 2 members. More thnn 400 reculnr stu-1 dents. Prncl Ice school of 128 pupils for mgeeSSarV. teacners. uore uun i.xim nuintu.nit. . representing everycounty in the State . BeCaUSe, W6 are gOUlg.tO pay DeSt pHCeS. Because, we are going to bank by our say. Because, we are not going to be outdone by any. Because. we are not unminaiui 01 ine wanis of the raisers, and that it is prices that builds a market. The grading department will be under my personal supervision and shall be consistent except three. Correspondence invited from tnoae aesirinir comrteiem irniiii-u teachers. To secure board in dormitories all free-tuition applications must be made befcre August 1st. tot catalogue nuu information, address ; President CiuRLES D. McIver. Sewing Machines ON EASY TEEMS bo resppc Bible parties ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS. Will Call or Wait on Parlies, ' Duplicate Parts for Machine - , For Sale. .': -Needles and Oil in Supply. E. J. Lanier. - : - 78 Pollock HU NEW BERNE, If. CL, District Agent, Sinpr Manufactnriui ; Company. Liberal Terms fliven Local Agents. North Carolina College of; AGRICULTURE AND - mechanical ARTS, done right, at the lowest price wiuo...8..t.0tb.i87 with good work. We want your trade, and Thorough academic, scientific aad tech- promise you in adyance top iiguws. nical courses. Experienced Special ists in every department. Espenscs Per Saasien, includinf beaad For county students, 93.00 For all other students, . 138.00 Apply for catalocue to Aleiasdkb Q. IIolladay, LL. D., , President, '- Biiuon, , N. C. St. Marvs School We have secured the services as Auction eer ot Jno. "Y. Barber, my old patrons know him, andknowingrhim is to say, he is first- class and can't be driven away from a pile un til he has gotten the last copper there is in it. Bring or ship your tobacco to New Berne, prompt returns by mail, by check, or curren cy by express. Any information on the subject given for the asking. Your Friend truly, . M. FACE, Manager & Salesman. . : ; - Raleigh. NC. - THE FltTY-SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION WILL BEGIN SEPT. 23rd, ; 1897. FINANCIAL. ,THE GENERAL REDUCTION IN BICYCLE PRICES loqaeaitv BrtxrUimt ihm fact Jul to-da ' t$ year 14 r .:: 1 -Tr r - 'v' IS" For catalogue and other information, address: . Farmers & Merchants ...DANK... Bearavn. t a1 n MMy, isat. Capital Stock,: ....175.000.00 Surplus aad Prsflts ; 11,111.41 omcBBSi L. B. Crmaa, President. w, b. L'hadwiuk, ic pras. T. W. Pswar, Cashier. J. VI. Iuhui.k, Teller. I. F. NATTHaws. Oollsctoc. DIIIECTOHS: Rector. I n. cmur. jnhn"utr. w. n.nin.iir, J.W. Htnwait, ' X. M. JuruajT'.wlDaway. We want your business and feel that Hon College, valued at fifty thousand olher tanl, , ,Ue it u !erty ol ins tnnat an endeavor to make business relations mut- Rev. B. Smcdes, A. XL J ELON COLLEQE, N. C : dollara. is the Drooerty Obured, non-seciarinn in spirit, locateo u,? pttma. ,nd profltabla to our oa tbe Great 8uuthernRailroad,alxty-tlTe Mtrons. ' miles west of Kaleigu. KeiniHa from city; purest water) must salubrious climate; rood buiiaingii co-(iucauonai eincicuil J. A. oKIAN, faculty or eleven; tnree gooa uiermry so cietiea and halls, gocd library and read "Arc the Standard of tbe U.S. A." H..U m tli. kiikit. . k vt mow Mtiiinc I - llyf cMAbiflMS fns. AgMli U stl liwpof UkI totatk Bonaully A JcfTsry Mrg. Co., WASHINGTON, 0.0. in( room: excellent moral tone; high Brad work; homelike In management. Oners the following decrees: Hi. U , A.ti. and A.M. Expenses moderate! hoard, ttt.00 to 10.00 per month; tuition, $15.00 to vin.OU per nail year; mutio, painting, and elocution, extra. Opens Beolember 2d and closes la June. Kor catalogue and other Information, sray.io . iiav. 1. 0. AtkikhoN, U. A. (Harvard), Chairman or f aculty, KijOM Coixsxih, N. G. WM-DLNS,. JA8, KED10ND, President. Tlee Pres. B.8.6l'I0N,Recty 4 Treas. TH0S. DANIELS, President. . Tlee Pres. O, H. ROBERTS, Cashier. THE NATIONAL BANK, Or RKW SKUNK, M. tt CapIUI, $100,000 ?urplui ProflU,.. .08,168 DIBECTOUSi Jaa. A. Bta, Taoa. nanata. Chas. 8. ii4, J.H. HAraauaaJ S""' L llAarat; 1 . tt. H. Moaaar a. i. lmmorj T. A. tiraae, Prae, I II. Hradowa, Ties Prts , K.M.QaoTBS,CaBJa. Hew Berne Ice 6o. CITIZEN'S BANK sa saa imi v Pure Crystal Ice, From Distilled WaUr. OdUput 10 Tods Dallr. uar lad sum It li a;;; a.w i a :. ;: ;.. i. Lota Sollcltad Jos rlslirered daily (except Buadays) I a. m, to o p an. Jiunly (retnil only) 7 a. m. to 13 A K(nt I doi a. r piices snd other Information, iMt.lre. aa GUION.Manarl DO A SKXERAL XAKK1MU BDSINCM Tb Aneonauol Banks. Baaaara, Onrpor. . v i - 1 u m wn.ra ea on lumhle tormt. tmmpi anrt amn hla(tUnlr.nlotliln(.ifi( loaars. tolliauoaa aapMUIlr, soAaooroiaaoToaa. rr4lnaaS Pirloh, t. V. Hwuteirs. U.M.H.r.l.,, H.n, rw..n.iiwoo4, C.a.ro. w MO.B.ivM.. W.r.CrookaU. Prepare in Iiiiie. WINDOW SCREENS, DOOR SCREENS, ' -POULTRY KITTING, GALVANIZED WIRE FENCING. Glazier's Refrigerators Ihe ItEST and CHEAPEST ..ever lem in tbe City. ' Garland's Stoves & Ranges tbey tike tbe LEAD and ire equalled by none. E. Under Hotel Chattawkn, ' Front Street, New )' nn 0, II. XY. ni:: Funeral I:: . I!:;:' Omr.',nri.a.l Mm. tili!i , I;, j . , , ,. i t-ronj,. , V
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