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THE EXCELLENCE OF SYBUP OF FIGS
U due not only to the originality and
aimplicity of the combination, but also
to the care and skill with which it is
manufactured by acientiflo processes
known to the California Fia Sruup
Ca only, and we wish to impress upon
all the importance of purchasing the
true and original remedy. As the.
genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
by the CixiroitNM. Fia Syrup Co.
only, a knowledge of that fact will
assist one in avoiding the worthless
imitations manufactured by other par
ties. The high standing of the Cali
fornia. Fia Sruup Co. with the medi
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes
the name of the Company a guaranty
of the excellence of its remedy. It is
far in advance of all other laxatives,
as it acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken
ing them, and it does not gripe nor
nauseate. In order to get its beneficial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
AN FRANCISCO. CU
wrsviLLE, id. kkw roue v. v.
Caeeas Taylor, colored, who attempted
to break into the store of Mr. L J.
Taj lor, last week, and who gave bond
for his appearance at trial which was
to have been held yesterday, failed to
appear, and it is thought he has left
town. .
raHh at Jaljr Aelaal.
The only Fourth of July accident re
ported in the city was I bat lo Llkie
Tolson, who was firing cannon crackers,
and when about to throw one, It explo
ded, burning his face and band, and cut
ting a gash in bis chin. His wounds
mere dressed snd be is getting along all
right.
Editor Journal: In the very Inter
esting letter of jour lialeigh correspond
ent this morning, there is an error In the
statement that . "Major Dixon of the
Second Regiment who preached at the
I Presbyterian church Sunday is a Metho
dist minister, though not connected
with any Conference."
He is a local Methodist preacher of
the W. N. C. Conference, which is the
relation he has sustained to the M. E.
Church South, for years.
Local preachers in our church practice
medicino, teach, engage iu mercantile
pursuits or any other honorable occupa
tion; and sometimes go to war. Thank
ing you in advance for use of your
columns. SAM'L. L. ADAMS,
Visiting Methodist.
IKS).
At the residence of his sister, Mrs.
Frank W. Dewey, at Portsmouth, Vs.,
W. II. Justice, In the 50th year of his age.
Ths deceased will be remembered by
many friends In this city, as a member
of the well known hardware firm.
Or LOCAL INTEREST.
; Having had five years experience In
the collecting business, I offer my ser
vices as collector. All persons having
accounts in the city to collect will have
prompt attention. Good references. Bat-
Hammond and Justice, of Charlotte, N.
U. He was the only son of Vr. John R.
Justice, and wife Fereby Elizabeth Gulon,
only sister of Dr. John A, Qulon.
The deceased had long been a sufferer ! $2.50, sizes 3 to 6 in black and tan.
from paralysis, from which he died, sur- early and get your size,
lsf action guaranteed. Address Z. V.
Harrington care of Journal.
J. J. Baxter la offering 100 pairs of
E. P. Heed's Oxfords at $160, worth
Call
rounded by the loving care and devotion
of bis sister whose ministrations soothed
bis last suffering hours. His body will
be brought to this city for interment this
afternoon on the A. N. C. R. U. and
the services will be conducted at the
cemetery.
Friends and acquaintances are Invited
lo attend.
THE JOURNAL.
SEW ADVKRTlNKMKNTtt.
City Treasurer's report.
O. Mai ks Co, Reliable retailers.
II, B. Duffy Hot weather furnishings.
Business Locals.
LAblES to do Plain Sewing at home;
fl.HO per day; four month's work guar
anteed. Send stamped envelope for par
ticulars. Utopian Supply Company,
Twelfth and Fibert Streets, Philadel
phia, Pa,
FIELD'S CAFE Cloves Gum at Hargelt's
Drug Store.
HOUSE TO RENT Two story house,
six rooms on Metcnlf Street, number 86.
Good locality. Apply to' J. D. Dinkius.
Base 0ill Tomorrow. -
The first game of base ball of the sea
son will be played tomorrow, Thursday,
commencing promptly at 5 p. m. at the
Fairgrounds. -
The interest attaching to the game Is
due to the fact that tho proceeds will be
for the Atlantic Reel Tenm, and also that
the players ate all known and will piny
hard ball to win for their respective
sides.
Admission is only ten cents. 1
"The nines expect to line up as follows:
A Halter mt i-aaaraialailaav
While death and wounds are the por
tion of so many gallant North Caro
linians 4n this war with Spain, It Is a
matter of congratulation that New
Berne's brave son, James B. Hughes, Jr.,
First Lieutenant Troop B. Tenth United
States Cavalry, has escaped all Injury.
Lieut. Hughes was "reported in last
Friday and Saturday's fights befoie San
tiago de Cubs, two most severe contests,
and while so many officers have been in
jured, Lieut. Hughes Is untouched.
Every one will rejoice ' at the good
fortune which attcndB New Berne's gal
lant officer.
New Bcrnes. Atlantics.
F. Thomas, p Bashford
Bragg, c Nelson
R. Jones, lstb . Jordan
L. Hendren, ?nd 1 Jim Gsskill
A. Patterson, 3rd b Geo Roberts
J. Fulford, " If Bert Roberts
J. McQowen c f ltrehnrdson
A. Hardisou, ' r f C. J. McSorley
J. Smith, sub
J. Hill, sub
ss W. J. McSorley
A Clever Trick.
It certainly looks like it, but there is
really no trick about it. Anybody can
try It who has Lame Back and Weak
Kidneys, Malaria or nervous troubles.
We mean he can cure himself right away
by taking Electric Bitters. This medi
cine tones up the whole system, acts as a
stimulant to Liver and Kidneys, is a
blood purifier ubd nerve tonic. It cures
Constipation, Headache, Fainting Spells,
Sleeplessness and Melancholy ItHs
purely vegetable, a mild laxative, and
restores the system to its natural vigor.
Try Electric Bitters and bo convinced
that they are a miracle worker. Every
bottle guaranteed. Only 50o a bottle at
F. S. Duffy's Drug Store.
When in Bayboro stop at the Lupton
House for good accommodations.
Single Tube Tires $2.25, Inner Tubes
75c, Search Linht Lamps $3.50, Foot
Pumps 40c each, and all other Sundries
proportionately low, for Spot Cash only
at Hill's.
See J. J. Baxter for summer clothing,
straw and crash hats, shoes 'negligee
shirts, &c '
J. J. Baxter has the cheapest ribbons
in New Berne. . -
The collection of rents and accounts
given careful and personal attention.
Best of references idven J. K. Land, 127
Broad street. . '
Tanglefoot
Fly
Paper ,
and
Insect
Powder "
at
Davis'
Prescription
Pharmacy.
Phone 56. Cor, Broad & Middlo 8u,
Jrnrjr ChIvmi rorHnlr,
I have for sale 1 full blond bull calf
and 2 high grade I blood bull calves,
Jersey stock. Apply to
JOHN HUMPHREY,
Clark, N.C.
This Year's
Spring Inmb, .
Teal, Mutton,
Pork,
And the: FINEST BEEF'ever Iliroucht
to this City, can;be.liad.at v
Sam' I CoIiit
& Son's
88 Middle St., Phone 46.
JB?-Also Live and Dressed Poultry,
, M-Clal.
We place on sale this week a new line
of R. and G. corsets in regular and sum
mer velght ranging in price from oOcts.
to $1.50 tho pair.
BARFOOT'S.
AMERICAN BOND & TRUST CO.
OF BALTinORE, flD.,
Will Go on Your Bond.
A BAT IN TUB CITY.
- The weather forecast for today is gen
erally fair.
Register of Deeds J. B. Willis has re
ceived copies of the new road .law and
road supervisors can get copies by calling
at his office.
In the article on the Confederate Vet
erans, in Tuesday's Journal, iu the
list of officers the name of Rev. Geo L.
Leyburn, Chaplain of the Camp, i
omitted.
There were a good many visitors in
the city, on Monday, July 4th, and while
the saloons were open, and fire crackers
and general hiliarily prevailed all over
the city, thero were no disorders, arrests
or drunks reported.
The City Council at Its meeting last
night granted the two Fire Company
permission to take their apparatus
to Goldsboro during the Firemen's Tour
nament.
Will firming Harritd.
Mr. W. T. Herritage, who is pleasant
ly remembered in Raleigh as the Ser
geant Major of the First North Carolina
Regiment, was married Friday. Mr.
Herritage received an honorable dis
charge from the First Regiment at
Jacksonville a few days since 'Ike
Aalievillo Citizen says of the marriage.
'Mies Bonnie Kate Reed, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. 8. U. Reed, of Biltmore,
was married at Hcndersonville yester-
day to Sergeant Major W. T. Herritage
of Asheville, who has -been with the
First N. C. Regiment at Jacksonville
and who was a few days ago granted an
honorable discharge from tho army.
"News of tiio marriage will be a sur
prise to the friends of the young couple
in this city. The brlde-lo be met Mr.
lien Itage at Henderson villa, where the
wedding occurred as Blated, and a letter
to Mr. Held yestciday afternoon an
nouncing the fact was the first Intima
tion the family had of the marriage."
Raleigh Post, July 4lh.
STATEMENT NO, 5.
John II. Spjriroiir. Trtas.in Acconnt
with the City of New Berne.
RECEIPTS.
Balance forw arded from
Statement 4..... $1,241 17
May 16, received from tax col
lector 350 00
May 10, received from chief of
police
May 23, reev'd from tax collector
" " chief of police
30, " " tax collector.
" " chief police..
June 18, "
27, " " "
6, "
13, "
27, "
Hats, All Sizes,
"Carries Load on Deck oin Hold.
Red Heart Hand-Miide and
Sawed Shingles I
Always on Hand.
Out Prices on Brick, Laths and Fence
Posts. .' ' : ' .--
Stove Wood Cut and delivered to your
door. Bee
V BIG HILL,
he Shingle flan.
tax collector..
7 0T
250 00
18 25
285 00
ill 85
14 83
25 00
125 00
270 00
125 00
WAKTED to BUY
Wool, Cotton, Beeswax
Highest Prices Guaranteed.
T. E. J.ITIIOI,
Near Cotton Exchungr
FOR RENT.
The most desirable house in tho City
for a hoarding house containing 18
rooms, water and ens. Located on
South Front Street. Apply to
J. W. STEWART.
rEBSONAL.
Mr. J. M. Howard relumed yesterday
from Morebead.
Mrs. E. E. Harper and little daugh
ter, left yesterday morning to visit at
Kinston.
Mrs. Eunice Gaskill relumed last night
fiom Salisbury, accompanied home by
her daughter, Mrs. Wm. J. Ennett.
Mrs. B. B. Davenport and children,
returned yesterday from a two weeks
visit at Morehead.
Mrs. S. II. Scott returned yesterday
from attending the district confeience
at Beaufort,
Mrs. W. P. Fife end daughter, Miss
Elma, who havs been visiting at Dr.
Geo. Slover's left yesterday morning.
Mrs. A. O. Ksfcr left yesterday morn
log for Winston, to join her husband,
who left last week to engage In the bak
cry business In that city.
THIS MODERN BtUl'TT
Thrives on good food and sunshine, with I
plenty of exercise in the open air. Her I
form clows with health and her face I
blooms with lis beauty. If jher system I
needs the cleansing action of a laxative I
remedy, she uses the gentle and pleasant I
Syrup of Figs, made by the California I
Fig Syrup Co. only.
M Prraay laaare b.ll.rrr.
Under the new provision of the postal
laws, second class, third class snd fourth
class mall matter, which, of course, In
clude all classes of printed publications,
wi:i not be returned to (be sender, or re-
mailed lo anyone, nntll the postsga has
I pen fully prepaid on the same. Hereto
fore, all suck matter has been forwarded
or returned, tod the postage collected
from tlie recipient.
Marrlaaes ia Jaa.
The following licenses for marrying I
were issued by J. B. Willis, register of I
deeds, during June, IH'.IS.
WHITK.
Walter Lewis to Mary Ann I pock.
Luther Foreman lo Lillian Simpson.
C R Williams to Sadie Forest
Ilorman W Bell lo Lunlla E Wbaley.
1) M Bailer to Nancy E Beclon.
COI.OIIKU.
Matthew Johnson to Minnie Berry.
Pontiiey Satlerthwalle to Mary E Jones. I
John II Cobb to Julia Hlnipsou.
Frank T JcRers lo Addle Slaton.
Thos McColter tc Cells Carr
Geo Taylor to Julia K Perkins.
Isaac Alexander lo Phenla E Turnage. I
J W Morton to Hora L Dudley.
Shade A Moore to Hannah Williams.
Solomon Keddlck to Carolina Oram.
Amos Howard to Ada Stevens.
Jerry Clark to Carrie E Dugglns.
Wm Satlerthwalle to C Davis.
Alfred lennls to Minnie J Parker.
Lewis Gaylor lo Nettle Coleman.
'1 II Smith to Carrie M Rhone.
Jacob D Blount lo Fannls Jackson.
Irrae Mrrrlas-, svmmI.
A Ulrgram received hers on July 4th,
from ltl.lgewsy, Pa., reported Ike death
at Ibal plara of Miss Irene Herring,
danshterof Lieut. Herring, her death
taking place last Handey.
Lleat. Herring and family lived In Nsw
Berne som rears sco and will be re'
menibered by nisny here.
Calami Rs.ar.laa MS tajar.a.
While lbs special train on the A. A I
N. C. rallrosd carrying the colored
corsloniits to Goldsboro, last evening,
was pawing lbs pisiform al nines' Mill
near Kinston, colored man standing on
the ear steps was ilrock by lb platform
nod sever! hurt.
DCCKLCtra ARNICA lalYE,
THE BEST SALVE la lh world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcere, Salt Rheum, I
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped llauds,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions, snd positively cure Piles, or no I
pay required. It It gbsrenleed to dive I
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price U oral per box. For sals by K.I
8. Dully.
rar Si. a alr.
W put on sal this week a aw col-1
lection of awn's summer coats, all lltel
way f rum 4Hc for aa oltlc coal up to I
$4.50 Imported Mohair.
BARFOOTB.
OABTOniA,
tmnU Unusual Mil tiin 6osfl
Ladles cuff pins, watch guard chains,
dm ballon sets, and studs In endless
style and prices, at Bailer's, lb Jew
,r.
$3,743 17
EXPENDITURES,
voucher D G Smaw 4 35
llynuin Supply Co 14 !)'!
Charles M Harris 75
Aaron Bell 1 60
New Berne lee Co 29 00
John B Willi 1 00
John B Willis 1 33
Wm H Moore 75
T A Henry 01 70
George Slorer A 00
J E Latham 0 05
John C Green 10 50
John C Green 22 10
P M Drancy 25 00
II W Gibbs 20 00
Baker & Dunn 150 50
Charles B Hill 81 30
M T Rolwrts 50 00
A A Bryan 40 00
John II Howell 40 00
Henry Pasteur 30 00
Alonza Bryan 6 00
T R Richardson -80 00
William Foscue HO 00
R C Bsker 30 00
J D McCoy 30 00
J J Moselry 80 00
Chailes II Sqnlrcs 30 00
Burru Jt Grsy 23 M
Itr Williams 270 17
John W Stewsrl 75 00
William Wood JO 00
R W Williamson 25 00
John B Seymour 10 CO
J B Sey mou r, ch orders 200 31
Edwards & Brougbtnn 1 60
A It Drnnlson Ml 00
Archie Wallace 21 70
Waller Walker 1 2.1
C W Bell 1 20
I. II Culler Hardware Co 30
Jno Bowdcn, 1 00
John Hargvtt 4 00
llollliler A Cox 10 00
Thomas Allen I 30
II V Willi 0 00
Mose 8 Moyo .75
Alloa Moore .78
MP William 10 00
Oliver Fonvlll .73
Aaron Brll .73
Isaac W bb 1 50
Christopher Dixon 1 50
Samuel Jackson 84
Georg Slorer 0 W .
Waller Walker I M
New Bern Telephone Co 10 00
Chaa M Harrl .75
Samuel Cbadwkk 4 50
F J Hanllsnn 14 00
Rlepheny White .71
W II Ukhardoa ,73
U A Nana I M
Nw Berse Joiimmai, 10 00
W F Bell .73
William Crtspla .73
Balance 1,100.81
$1,743,17
liiUf-Book Store &
o
BOOK-KEEPERS SUPPLIES
Constantly in Stock.
tlurlburt's Empire Court and j
Whiting's Pnpeteries in Latest
Styles.
i G. H. Ennett. t
Sworn mat subscribed lo before I
this 5tb day of July, IHWb
A. A. UKYAN.J. P,
REPRESENTED BY
Romulus A. Nunn, Atty.
THE MBY.
BRING or send the children down to
our Fountain and cive tin m fouio Kods
Wutcr. J hey need it these hoi days.
Wo use ricrfectly puro wnler, charged
with natural carbouic efts. Then we use
nothing but THE puicst fruit juices
made from ute fruit, siu-li mat
will not future your BABY, mil
will refresh and slicpgllieii it. Children
arc treated w iih as much contidernlit n
as grown folk nt
Bradham's.
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Relieved.
On these hot, sultry ilnys. when
the sun is nt its xenlth. a lew mimiti- in
our psi lor will Kive ynu a fresh, high-.
ptritcd feeling and make you k" away
light-hearted and happy.
Ico Cream, 30c Quart.
Di-llrered to any pari of the city,
rACKED IN ICE.
Corner Pollock hml Middle Hlrectj.
Don't forget the place.
V, . Iflt-Norley A Vo.
The Wisest Thing
You Can Do
ABOUT THAT SUMMER SUIT
is to lei us make it for yor. You will be
sure of the Fabric, sure of the Cut, sure
of the Style, sure of the Fit, and siuo of
tho Durability.
And you'll be sure that the price Is
away below the figure which bin h work
as our would cost you elsewhere.
CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL.
Baker & Dunn,
POLLOCK STREET.
HOT WEATHER
FOR MEN.
FURNISHINGS !
w-1.
HOBSON'S CHOICE.
Mr. Iliibsnii. Mr. IMianti,
You're a ''ilanil)" and s "prarh,''
And lit biKX'sl, blnnniltig prtildr
Tlinl Is sinning on the orach, -As
a hi m you'll fon-vpr
Take the "erlierlno'' iami
You're tlin lilrd of Hanliuitn
And the prwle of Uncle Sam.
Mr. Ilotmnn, picas ri'ineinU-r.
When you want to lake vnur choice,
Frame a lti of a htt'. In rrio,
Ami lo McKinli-y giv if voice.
If it's a suli oft lothing
Hwr than you've ever worn brfura.
V will miWi II lit your orih-r
r'rom IU lliml fabric In our store,
P. Jf. Chndwkk,
ltkl.llo.lmt, ' NEW liEUNK, V.C.
5 BOYS AND G1ELS WANTED
At the Knitting Millr. Apply nt
ONCE to
P. IF. PJEstXlSTIEIt.
This store can likely supply your wants,
where serviceable qualitie3 at fair prices can
be had, in hot weather furnishings for men.
STltAW HATH, "
r Two collections of straw hats, samples in
show window of the 40c kind, some ot these
worth as much as one dollar, many could not
bo bought usually lor less than seventy-five
cents, but now your choice tor 40c.
Lower down in store, a long counter full of
men's straw hats, tew in this lot worth less
than fitty cents, we lot you take pick for 25c .
Theso two lines of hats were manufactur-5
er's samples, hence these low prices.
THIN lTSKnUrILIK.
Two grades of Balbriggan underwear, a
air quality at 25c per garment. , A better one
at 50c.
Bleached drill drawers at only 25c pair A
splendid quality ot bleached drill drawers
with clastic ankles at 50c pair.
SPECIAL. Wo have lett only tour pairs
Scriven3 elasMc seam drawers, size 32 waist. -
To clear out these, will sell for 80c per pair.
This is the $1.00 grade.
Hub Tlt'S of t'olurfil Matins at 25c per dozen. . While Livid
Tlf s t 10c per dozen. Fly biO'l bovr pf illk at oilj Iflc.
OXFOKD TIES.
. Mack vld Mil Oxfiirils, a vnmforUblc hot wfatbrr fIioo it $:!.()
Tan v lei lid OxfurJ at only
Summer Outing
Outfits
Are nrvrr enmph-le wilhnul Tlli
llrnnlsllrs W. lint ViAii I resni. V
aline .!! (Iroain. Msgnnha II dm, M ul
aia Soiilu's Tan Erailirator, Mrs. Conk.
ling's t'urlins Cream, Amnlia r'uio lx-
lk.ni ami olbtrs Ino numrirm. loiri sllrni
llnn'tfall to g llwin In Into leavln
from
Bradham's
Reliablo
Pharmacy.
'7S.CB.
HOTEL ALBERT.
IN.ms Willrr.rlWIthoul Itot.nl.
iwurr clash tiunsiknt noAitr,
$1.00 TO $I.J0 A DAY,
AUCOKDINO TO UK ATMN.
mks.j. a. moMAS, ri:on:.
Ileal Iuitc Agency !
Houses I'or Kent.
Houses l or .Sole. u
Farins I'or 5ulc.
ColloLtlonsiif Kinf,
Any liii.inr.. in"onr line a 111 I jlrrn
prom .t stliiill. n by Ii1:-k annl at ll.n
Hum i f N. Nunn & Co., i. iwilu ilm
I'.Hlt OffliT.
K. 1.. II AM I II