P 1
Syruf-Rgs
Acts flcasantfy and fivmpty.
Cleanses the System
Gently and Effectually
when bilious or costive.
resents in the most acceptabk&im
the larative principles ofpjants
Jtnown to act most beneficially.
TO GET ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS
BUY THE GENUINE MANFfc. BY
CALIFORNIA FIG STRUPCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAl.
LOUISVILLE . KY. MW YORK. H.Y
For sslt if druggists - prie SO prr tottlr.
New Bern. N. C, Oct. 81, 1900.
Index to New Advertisements.
Watson Barbecue, Oysters, Steak.
I. L. McDanlel Mackerel.
Jas. B. Dawson Caramels.
I'rof. RuBsell That Piano.
J. O. Baxter Novelties.
Business Locals.
FINE assorted Caramels only 20c per
pound at Jas B. Dawson's, 103 Middle
street.
VERY fine Barbecue at Watson's Res
taurant, Middle street to-day.
OO TO Watson's Restaurant to day for
Oysters.
IF YOU want a nice tender steak or
roast, no to Watson's market. Phone
131.
DRY Stove wood at Big Hill's.
WANTED Three white girls,
berry's Steam Laundry.
Day
KRKSIi TRIPE and pigs feet, Chicago
beef just received at Oaks Market.
STORE FOR KENT, C. E. Slovih.
THE New York Life Insurance Com
pany Is issuing the most liberal policy on
the market and offers an excellent op
portunity for first-class reliable men to
make money. Correspondence Invited.
Martin A. Lyon, Agency Director
Charlotte, N. C.
WINTER is coming, now is Ihe lime to
put in broken window pane. It may
avo you a doctors bill. Leave your
orMTs at (laskill Hardware Blore for
Lnfavctlo Williams the glazier and
palnlnt.
I'EANl'T and Cocoanut Brittle, at
McSorlcy'a.
FOR SALE A (lenlrablo building lot 50
fret front, 108 feet deep. On Mclcalf
Htrrci between K. R. Jonoa and J. W
Hinaltwnnd's. Apply to K. R Joins.
FOR Fine veal and small pig pork go to
the Oiks Market, Unlay.
Jacnlu' Raleigh Rye
best. Middle street
whiskey Is the
Ht'STLINO young man can make rt0
p r month and expvnws. Permanent
rxnition. Experience unnecessary
Write quirk for particular. Clark A
Co., 4 Ui and Locust 4u.. I'hlla., Pa.
Darts' Pharmacy baaeicluslve agency
for "Theo" cigar.
VarrlDallon fchleldl at Davis' Phar
macy. Cream Cocoanol and lafflM at McHor
ley's
'Tticn rlgars on sals
only at Ivti
Pharmacy
For disinfecting, as ehorid of Lias
from Dtrls' Pharmacy.
( lry Ilnadaoax Powders (varaatasd
to cere beenWbe. Made lad sold at
IstI' Pharmacy.
Yos will (Ud at U OUs Market this
mnralsj svervthlag that is kept la s
Drat riaas Msat Market.
IWl fall to leok at ear stock of
Phot. Rblrte, Keel wear, etc t eaa do
yoe food. i. 1. Hatter.
OAslTOnZAi
sWttta IsjUllwlwalwfl
trrea Oeoda,
No-
Uoaa, eta., at J. J. Bait.
Br Water Is I will have the Wpat
Vaaa of Stetllag Mrvwr eevttO I ever
awl All boofklet trw rrta. Watch
Jotaau rv la4f arrival J. O. Ittv
Jews.
CURE YOUR
HEADACHE
i,,
IWltircAPUDINE
H AtfB XfeOUT NEW BERN.
, 5 '
late lUptcalan DeW Wltk ittcrs
- : '. Of Local Uteres!,
' The King's Daaghurs will meet at
I be borne of Mia Louise Dennlaon this
afternoon, at 8 JO o'clock.
Messrs. 8. H Brinaon and E. M. Green,
will apeak at Gore, on Friday, at 1 p.
m, on Trusts and Imperialism.
There was a good sized crowd at Jones
county Superior Court, at Trenton, on
Monday. No cases of importance on
the docket.
The Sewing Circle ol the Home Mis-
lion Society of Centenary M. E Chnreh.
will meet this afternoon at Mrs. L. H
Cutler's at 4 o'clock.
The marriage of Mr. A. O. Newberry
of this city and Miss Nettie Rogers,
daughter of Mr, J. R. Rogers, will take
place thia morning at 7 o'clock, at New
port.
Hon. Charles R. Thomas and Mayor
F. T. Patterson, went to Vauccboro, yes
terday, wheie Mr. Thomas spoke to a
large crowd on the National political
Issues of the present campaign.
Gayest Manhattan failed to arrive
yesterday, and those who had anticipa
ted seeing the performance, as per bill
board displays, were disappointed last
night. Not much loss, however, as the
show, In theatrical vernacular, was pro
nounced "rotten" by the press where it
exhibited.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Lieut. Francis Winslow is ivisting in
the ell y.
Mr. E. C. rotter of JNortolK, Va., wi s
In the city last night.
Rev. John Stanly Thomas left yesici
day- returning to Suffolk, Va.
Mrn. A. C. Hyman and Miss Bessie
Ilyman returned from Ashcville, N. C
last night.
Mis. J. C. Watkins and son. Cutler,
left yesterday morning, after spemlin
several weeks in th'o city with rclc-
livqs.
Mrs. B. R. liuske returned to her
home at Fayettville, N. C, yesterday af
ter a visit with her father, Mr. Wm, II
Oliver.
I bis is the season when mothem arc
alarmed on account of croup. It i
quickly cured by One Minute Cough
Cure, which children like to take. F. 8.
Doily.
Naval Reserves, Attention.
You are hereby ordered to assemble at
your armory to-night, Oct. 81, 1900, at
8 o'clock sharp, for monthly inspection.
By order of commanding officer.
J. L. IIakthfuslp, B. M. C. I O.
The work of posting has also about
concluded. In the language nf bill
stickers, the State Is protty well "paper
ed." Every little hamlet as big us a po
litical candidate's bat ia u study in fair
posters that is, within a radium of fifty
FAIR FACTS FOR EXHIBITORS.
If You Haven't Gotten Your Exhibit ReaJy
Begin Work On It At Once. The Ex
hibitor Is Always The Great
Gainer.
Messrs. O. II. Waters fc Son sro get
ting up a buggy ciblbil for the next
Fair that will be extremely Interesting
to every visitor, besides relloctlng credit
on the city no lens than on the firm. It
hat always been conceded lhat this -llon
li the Ideal spot for wood working
manufacturers, and the enterprising
firm mentioned above proposes to show
by Its unique exhibition of light and
heavy vehicle lhat to get a first class
high grade article it Is not necessary for
the purchaser to leave the county A
light rnnnlni, rubber-tlrod wagon Is
nearlng completion at the factory, and
for simplicity, alrength and artistic
beauty will compare with any foreign
goods, and In the greater number of
comparisons prove superior. This wag
on wbsn finished will be put In the ei
hlbll st ths Fair.
Don't neglect your exhibits. The
next Fslr will b the beet place In which
to advertise your business by s good i
bIMt of your wsres or products that was
ever offered, for jroo may confidently
look for large crowds of visitors on the
Fslr ground The tea son of th year
It most favorsbis for a fair, and tbsr
are thousands and thousands of people
all over this taction State, It might be
said who are walling for Norembtr 1
with lively expectations of a good old
tin hi th City Of Kim. Ho It will wall
repay the merebsnl, wholesale or retail:
si wsll as lb manufacturer and artisan
to show kit wsres and sihlbttt st lb
Fair to th bast edvaalag. It Is wore
Iks rtdtatloaa for oa la a be tin to
ooclad lhat Fair advrtlalD 1 aot
profl labia. laooad, ft I difficult, erts
Of Mok 4vftistBffi bat by the aai
toke It st Nily hard to moanre the
rood toar Mow wladow dose, or year
well twsyt loot. Tot no aaae aMrehaat
board tp lb treat of hi store aay mor
Uaa he art taoOt lab.
To My bey lb vary fees good oa
Upmarket, a4 brtag th I M
am with Um fall ratoatloa of astllag
UMsa for tianUy half of wbt they sett,
attfyoa bht roar 3tek UJd a
alaab aH 4 aovvt tell what year stir
pes la, to oa la tba world will vt b
abb) 1014 yoa la fear aadertaklag
To atst b4fa bar I sll
oforayoaaaa tip a eastoatef. la
I lber0ta Ibaaovof to-
rst aet, eo only the
bat bb fof asle, bit also leH boa
lew b a fa a4 po lie
aeaMtf, sHa a4 sUdrsbtlllf. Krery.
tf Us "I a id r Ut. Tkti Ttir
tor shearing yonr goods whatever they
ay be and telling aboat them, no on
eaa hope to gainsay. Besides these argu
ment addressed to the pocket book
(which after all it very hard-headed,)
there are reason that go higher, and
touch the pride and patriotism. This
Fair we have is just as sorely a perfect
reflection of the character of our busi
ness men ajid other classes of workers,
as is the Sunday service at church a per
fect objeot lesson of the church's effect
npon society. Our people have never
done aught that would reflect discredit
upon the city, and there are good reasons
for believing that this year's Fair will
witness more unanimity in the work of
making the Fair a true exposition of the
city's resources than has ever been shown
befoie.
The Curio Hall will contain some fea
tures this year that will prove of un
usual attractiveness, notable among
which is a big exhibit from South Africa
A few of the articles that form this ex
hibit were shown by Mrs. Eva Uargelt
at the Raleigh Fair, but to seethe ex
bibit in its entirely, you must come to
the New Bern Fair.
137 FOR SIMMONS.
Expresslon of Sentiment of New Bernlans
For Mr. Simmons.
To the Editor of the New Bern Journal:
It seems to us that our newspaper
should express to the public the senti
ment of the communitv in which it is
published on all Important matters
There is now pending in this State the
very important matter of Senatorial
Primary and prominent Democrats are
candidates for the position. One of them
Honorable F. M. Simmons was a long
and until recently, a resident of our City
mil it is well known that this City and
our County and the neighboring coun
t.ci, Jones. Carteret, and Onslow arc
a' most unanimous in his support. So
pluiu is this sentiment that it cannot be
mistaken, yet 19 has never been published
in the Journal, and we feeljbat you
aro not doing justice to the community
and the patrons of the Journal.
We believe that you have a perfect
right to your individual preferences, but
think it also due to us that you state tho
true conditions in this regard. Nearly
every publication in your paper is
favorable to General Carr, and not one
word do we see In behalf of Mr. Sim
mous. We wish to let our sentiments
be known through the columns of your
paper and request that you publish it.
We believe that almost the entire Demo
cratic community of this Bccllon of the
Htalc prefer, and will vole for Hon. F.
M. Simmons for Senator.
Geo. N. Ives, Mark Disosway. D. U.
Davis, Hamuel Parsons, J. R. 11. Carra
way, Walter Duffy, W. A. Mclntocb, E.
II. Meadows, II. C. Lumsdcn, Thos.
Gates, Halph Gray, J. M. Howard, Asa
Jones, Go. A. Oliver, Hollister & Cox,
C. E. Foy, E. K. Bryan, J L. Burrus. C.
L.'ltyeucer, W. P. Burrus, J. C. Whilty,
II. li. Smith, F. H. Whilty, II. I). Eu
bank, F. M. Agusllne, T. J. Mitchell, J.
A Meadows, W. P. M. Bryan, John II.
Ellis, W. 1). Wallace, J. A. Worthy, O.
S. Waters, F. C. Small, J. II. Parker, Jr.
J. L. McDanlel, .1. J. Simmons, D. W.
Habislon, A. B. Powell, J. J. Tolso.).
Jr., A. K. Hlbbard, John B. Watson,
(Irccn itryan, h. B. Parker, Owen II.
Ouion, Ernest M. Green, W. M. Walson,
S. It Ball, B. O. Credle, .lames E Carra
way, J. A, Jones, X. M. Brock, T. 8.
Baxter, L. A. Dsvls, 0. G. Wayne, W. C.
Willetl. Isaac Cohen, E. D. Harvey,
John Dunn.J. G. Dunn.O. II. Koberls, J.
II. lisckburn, E, B. ilackburn, G A.
Il.rfoot, J. F. Ives, J K. Gatklll. J, W:
Duguld, J, W. Wood, Henry it. Bryan,
j.-, Itomulus A. Nunn, J. F. libera, H.
II. Lane, Charles Duffy. B 8. I'rlmrose,
C I). Hradbam, B. Gerock.E. F. Early,
A. H. Ilangert, H. B. Marks. T W. Wa
ters, J. L. Hartsfled, K DuVal Jonea,
Jtmea L Dawson. W. K Baxlrr, W. T.
Hill, F. M. Chadwlck, J.J. Bailer, F. F.
Aimslrong, ('. K. Wetherlngton, J r.
M'Me-, J. II Jones, B. II. Hcott, L F.
Wjmons, M. C. Dowdy. 0 N. F.nnett,
K. L. Duffy, E. E. Perry. F. B. Duffy,
L K Gottler, D. L. Robert, Robert
Howe, II B. Hollsnd, Bam K. Eaton, A
I). Ward, E J. Mallbewt, Chat H. liol-
Itler, I) W. Robertt, O. B Cox, J. C.
Toomat, L. H. Ervio.K. W. Bmallwood,
8. M B iosnn, W. F. Roontree, M. B.
Hmltb, J. A. Parlt. R. Llrlch, T. W.
Uodaay, Jr.. N. C. Ilugbes, H. O. Rob-
trls, D. M. Kotwrt. Ma o. naisrt, j
J. Ustlter. M. W. Joss. J. II. Holland
A Co., H. M. drove. W. L. Wsrd. Max
L. Jacobs, Harry D. Moor, Joseph
Cubto, J. E. Hmltb, M. L. Ilollowtll, J.
f Wahah.
Ma. Btavs: W detlr toxtnd
to you th thank of Mr. Simmons'
fredt for lb oosrvwy esteaded tbea
la acceptlag for pabuoatloa tbo
meaJosUoa beaded yoa for this isoao.
Kaoalaf as w do yoer oaa persosal
a.afaiaac la tboBoaaloHal ootK,'w
appodu highly lb flratof yoar
actlva la Jnstle lo at ii
Vry lUspeetfally,
a I For.
O. II. Ociot),
lomn Do a.
BobUu'a Caltl Pill fart kllli 4 alt
alaria!lraMa, Tkal U aat ta7
war ataaa fot Cars aiWf Um( maa
dial falL Ho tata, M f. Prtaa M
eats ft bouta. loUk Data FW-
- TIAT JOTTCt riEU5fl
Wlta Ua tihlUratia aaaaa al
a4 aaalta aa4 atraattli aa4 latwatl
alsaaltaasa. walra follow laa aataf
$rnf nt rtH aataa la ska fw
ba arrs shI aingt m ly oal IW nU
Um awdHswa s4 rtp sbttllas
anawtlax efft4 kal arf atflt
T 141 atlt tafotssM. Bat Um tsaalaa.
MtaarsrtsM wf iba Cnfo.afca fl
;rCo
Onslow Const' Superior Court.
I Owing to th National election, the
Fall term of Onslow County Superior
Court, which Is set for Yonday, Novem
ber, 6th. will not convene nntll Thurs
day, November 8th.
All jurors are requested to be on hand
on Wednessday, November 7th, when
Judge Moore, the presiding judge,
will be present and charge the jury.
Onslow county jurors please note
this.
Feelings of safety pervade the house
hold that uses One Minute Cough Cure,
the only harmless remedy that produces
immediate results. It ia infallible for
coughs, colds, iroup and all throat and
lnng troubles. It will prevent consump
tion. F, P. Duffy.
That Ferry Road.
That Ferry road leading to the New
Bsrn bridge is not improving -by age
and use as do somethings, It is in bad
shape now and is still improving along
that line, from bad to worse.
Well the sooner it gets to be Impassa
ble the sooner our people will have to
turn their trade somewhere else, it will
soon be Impossible to reach New Bern
by land. Pamlico Enterprise.
The progressive nations of the world
aretho irreat food consuming nations.
Good food well digested gives strength
If you cannot digest all you cat, you
need Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It di
soats what you cat. You need
not diet yourself. It contains all
of the (licestants combined with the
best known tonics and rcconstructives.
It will even digest all classscs of foods
in a bottle. No other preparation will
do this. It instantly relieves and
quickly curCB nil stomach trouble. F. 8.
Dully.
Mr Slow. "Confound this watch,
whack ! whack I whack ! as he gently
touches the post with it. 1 paid Mr.
H. G. Price (Xi.OO for it and he has
worked on it a dozen times. Mr. () N
Time, (as he pulls out his waicli) Here
is a watch I bought from Baxter's ycais
ago, for $15.00 warranted for 25 years,
(which was a .Ia. Boss tilled gold case
with Elgin movement ) Go to Baxter's
when you want a watch. I never had it
repaired but once, then the hal)y had it
If you wi.l give him your watch to fix,
you will Have an accurate lime piece, as
hundreds can tell vou who tried him.
That Piano Ag;ain.
"Touched liy a skillful hand,
Wakened by pal'ence.
Chords that were broken
Will vlhrnte once more.''
Your piano has lame or broken chords
why not let ui apply the proper remedies-
We use steel exclusively, liy the
way don't make a mistake. I have no as
sistant.
If you cannot take time to send word
wall till I call. Your turn will come loon
and I i an save you money.
John (1 ItrsNKi.i.,
Tuner anil Repairer.
Al Mrs Richardson's.
Cold Wcatlicr Coining
i Riiv One of
I 9WMAli
BLANKETS that are made for
North Carolina trade by a largo
North Carolina mill. Every pair
Guaranteed;
"Wo can SAVE YOU MONEY in
a Fine Stylish Jacket or a Fur
Collarette. Ask to see thorn.
Our line oi Neckwear for Ladies
and Children contain some sur
prises. We have some Splendid values
at 250 and our 76c Ribbed Ladies
Vests are Bargains,
; During the week we will receive
a lino ol the
' sVfVfolk.j
ssnd
, Jfrwbriinstwlrk
Q for ladies,' Including their $1.60
.Vest-
Mi'
jiiliiil
IXCI.S.'OWS
THE MARKETS.
The following quotations were receiv
ed by J. E. Latham A Co. New Bern,
N. C.
New York, Oct. 30.
CoTTOif: Open. High. Low. Close
Open.
.. 8.80
.. 8.80
.. 888
..8 87
.. 8.88
Open.
...78
. .. 173
. .. 0
...38
Oct
Nov
Jan
Mcb
May
Wheat:
Dec
tOii. Gas. .
So. R'y Pfd.
Fed. S. . . .
Con. T
Leather . .
8.S2
8.96
8 99
9.00
8.00
8.80
8.85
8.8fi
8 87
8.88
8.92
8.92
8.98
8.18
8.97
High
7f8
Low. Close
77 j 7
174J
5i
81 i
m
11
Cotton receipts were 02,000 bales at all
ports.
I.lvprpmtl Marknt.
Spots Hj-. Sales 8(KKi IihI s. Fu
tures closed oulet. Oci-Nov. .1-4 Jan-
Feb. 4..".3.
New llt'rit Cuttim Mttrket.
Cotton sold in the local market jester
day at 8. to 8.J.
No other pills'can equal DcWitl's Lit
tlo Early Uisers for promptness, certain
ty and elllciency. F. 8. DulTy.
Notice To Shippers.
All freight for train, No. 2 leaving
New Bern at 13.50 p. in. for OpI.IkIk
and stations west of New Bern must lie
delivered at the warehouse of the A. &
N. C. R R. not later than 11 o'clock a
m-and all freight for train No. 1 leav
ing New Bern nt l.!10 p. ni. lor Morehcad
and stations east of Ne'.v Born must lie
delivered not later than 12 a. m. Freigh
received after these hours will l:c for
warded next day.
,1. 1'. ('. Davis,
Forwarding Agent.
October 2!lth, 1000,
Evading Full Postage Kales.
Postmn-tei' Hancock slates tlial ll
followinc is the Postal Law, and lb:
all peions are asked to slrielly conlorm
to it and thereby save I rouble.
"Any person who shall knoW'i'rl
conceal or enclose any matw-r of a bigl
claus iu that of a h-wer class, and 'Icooslt
or cause the same lo be deposited f
convevaw e I, v mail, at. a less rate lha
wouli he ehaii'eil for lml h such hi.
or lowel class mailer, shall, for ivery
such oltem-c, be 'table in a penally of ten
dollars.
Any person, hclnc a letter, or any
writing what! vcr, in a package, hook, or
magazine, violate s ihi law and if they
altempl t send it otherwise than lirsl
class, and nt ay evpect iiiiiea-ant conse
quences.'' New
Barber
Shop.
ell kli.i
Imisii
in the
stal le
Hugh I, Unit
III'1
va col
. s f,,r
St reel
ored barber has gnne i
himself and has a sho
I.ulhling, next I" llahi
Our
ALL
WOOL
o o
tut 1! t!
- 7 i t
;
TO O. flM:,t.4 CO
RWEAR
Winter Uncle wea
LrfMiiefi, MenN, ClilldreiiM and Infant.
See the stock we have gathered for you.
Medium up to finest grades. Judicious buy
ers will not slight these
money.
Liulies heavy Rilibed Vests, long I
sleeved, drawers to match, ankle
length, all sizes, inc.
Ladies Extra Heavy Ribbed Vests,
lleece lined, trimmed with silk
rilibon, drawers to match, 50c.
Ladies White (nearly all wool) Vests
lone; sleeve3, ankle length, all sizes
actually worth $1 our price per
irariiient 7.rc.
We sell with the strict understanding that
you are to be satisfied
reiunded.
G. A. BARFOOT.
THE NEW LINE,
OF
0YS'
B
'I'
little man can pick it suit to suit his fancy.
at the nrice ticket and anil vnnr pnrsr 'il 1
yon can
W'c are (lie largest diHtrilnitors of MKNS' it ItOYr
in the ( it v. if we can t "-uit Yon
elusive. The Prices Well, they are bound to
ly and payin;,' ft'sh we get all the advantages to 1
IVobb.v line of Over--(nH
in jrleltoii, Kerhjs
:uil Ciivt'rt 1'lotli from
SMITH'S
99 Middle Street, Opp. Baptist Church.
TWO C
FINE MULES
f To an ivc a'n'Ut N . ' '
Splendi.l opH)rtnnitT for Farmers to buy Good, Serviceable Anirnak
and nt price li suit buyer.
We ul. have n lu'i-e lot of BUQOIE3 AND HARNESS. Will
miiVe iincen riht.
M. HAHN S SON,
PHONE
US
When you want your stove put up and
fitted for ther Winter. We have the outfit
and YOU WON'T HAVE TO WAIT. I romises
Fulfilled Promptly.
i FULL LINE OF
Heaters, Coal and Cook Stoves,
Our CrbaM Xcv. 50 EjwIi nil Hlier.
Fir Boardi Without JolnU Fitted. Stove
Boards Any fitii you wwit.
GIVE US YOUR ORDERS..
opportunities to save
';hildrons Heavy liibla-d Vests,
15r, lKc and ilic.
0c,
Very Kpt'cial.
Mens Heavy Knit lleece lined Shirts
and Drawers, gray and tan, sizes
from 34 to 42, actually sold by
other stores at 1 .50 suit, our
price !tSc suit or I'.lc each.
or your money will be
.AWAIT5 YOU.
After lie's suited
suited, too.
CI.OTIIINt;
it will siinin.se
rise us. ('in- si h-.s are ex-
light
had.
iiying large-
- I3
JUST ARRIVED !
Two Car IoiiiIm
I
FINE HORSES
; Gnskill Hardware Co.
U a4 nfVt tfs WrW.
)Sx atitl "M. ft rW hf T
W'l I' rwT.
noKi
14T.
fnmm4. ktk with tbM4 of
t'll sr h IV IM I tk emU
Niw Tsffti Talr roT. i 17. isr