vine
or
Aarfleajantfyandfivmptfy:
Cleanses the System
Gently and Effectually
when bilious or. costive.
freserits in tJit most accepUbleiorm
the laxative principles of plants
Anown to act most beneficially,
TO GET ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS
BUY THE GENUINE MANffe BY
CALIFORNIA FIG STRUPCQ
san ritMc:;co, caw
LOUISVILLE , KY. CW YORK, N.Y
fhr sml. 6r druggists - prtq SO ptr teffU.
New Ben, N. C, Dee. 12, 1900.
Index to New Advertisements.
H. E. Royall Fruits.
J. B. Dawson Chocolate Candy,
Simmons & Hollowell Co Holiday
Goods.
Business Locals.
FRESH arrivals of Whitman! Mne
Chocolate Candy at Jamei B. Dawson's
103 Middle street. Chocolate Almonds
a specialty.
ALL KINDS of Fruits, Raisins, Dates,
Mixed Nuts, Grapes and Figs. Cocoa-
nuts grated free to customers at the
Broad Street Fruit Store. Phone 83,
H. E. Royall.
LOST On my way either to or from
Kiddle Street Baptist Church, 8anday, a
Trinity College Literary Society Pin,
Marked D. Thompson. Finder will
please leave same at Journal office and
oblige Miss Luoy Koonce.
OYSTERS served to Ladles as well as
gentlemen. - J. B. Dawson, 103 Middle
street.
GIVE your friend, sweetheart or relative
a Christmas gift that will last a lifetime
something that no person can take from
them that Is a free scholarship in Me
chanical Marine, Electrical or Civil Engl
neertog, Chemistry, Telegraphy, Book.
keeping and TJ. S. Civil Government,
maoy more mechanical and professional,
For further information write or eall on
George W. Pettey, Local Agent Inter
national Correspondence School, of
Scranton, Pa., Hotel HsVellorj, New
Bern, N. C.
RINO OFF. I am not an eipert elec
trician but can lit np most any klad of
e loctrlo bells. Call at central office and
see James H. T. Smith.
FOR Rent Larva front room, heated
and partially furnished, with privilege
of balb If desired. Call at borne, No. 14
Johnson street.
gRESII Taffy, at Mcdorley's.
DRY Blove wood at Big Hill's.
Jacobs' Raleigh Rye whiskey Is the
beau Middle street.
SECOND HAND TYPEWRITERS lor
sale, any make yon desire. Mecblaee
sold oa I days trial If joe waat a Type
writer it will pay yoa to get say prices.
I am also agent for the Oliver Type
writer. J. L. UaruSeld, Baal Zatele
and Insnranoa A (ML.
HUBTUNU young maa oaa make 900
pir;moato and espeaeee. Permeates!
poeilloa. Eirerleoee aaaeoeaeerr,
Write quick for parti cs'ars. dark at
Co., 4tb tad Luteal U., Pa lie., fa.
For aura quality of Freak forte, go to
lb Oaks Meat Market
Davis' Pharmacy has sole ageaoy for
"Theo Clgare
The Deeef lot l Tsrkay es4 CMce
eas ge to Pake Heel Market.
Celery Headache Powder, Ike vast
remedy for Btadacke. : Oa Sale ami at
DavW Pkaimacy.
CaJoeto Beat sitae Oats Meat Mar
ks. " y,
We WllmltKiaMlo.a4MSteok,
toe eoeatsal Urge perekaaae frem
aaaefeearrs win testify, we are aot
Hkerlaf el areeeet ever tee qemUoe
srflkwetswdlevryel tspeaeloa of Ike
aeOoe t tevtltery, t are too oeey to el
M Kl te lWe eoaoeret, we are et
mtwHef ereetvee la Ue dtreetfae) of
, eeqalriaf 4ailfat kew tela ft la
pssaems aa4 )etry.a4 (Dtet-ware, we
OH awaking arw oestemare aad we la
vttt Cee We bile to leapewt Ike remit
ear geUerlega, eaQ before fee bey sad
1 tiOak It Will e le ee mewai mo.
OI1VU1
1IUJ
.attaaTaeJeveWr.' .
CURE YOUR
HEADACHE
With CAPUDINE
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IN AND ABOUT NEW BERN. '
Lit Happenings DcaUnfc With Matters
.- -v. " Of Local Interest, l.-v
Fait, weather la the' forecast for to
day, l'- o
' Oysters were In good supply yester
day ei Market dock. Flu were scaree. -
The near approach of Christmas I
OT-deat by the numbers of toys la front
of the stores end in the windows. : s-
It ha beta found a good deal of a job
to cart away the material dredged oat of
the river at the foot of Middle street,
two-t ilrds of the big pile beings bow re
move !.-.. -,. -r?'i ' -K
Nearly all the visitors here at the late
conference left for their homes yester
day, by rail or bout. . A large number of
their fiit-ndsaeie at the stations to say
farewell and safe" Journey.
A large building, JO by 1C0 feet,
Vlng erected byr the Cotton wed Oil
and Fertiliser JIMS, west of their main
fmildiDg. It la to be need for the storage
of cotton teed and hulls- -
Quite a number of trees have been cut
down around town since summer, prob
ably in most cases from ' pecesslty or be
cause the tree are decayed, -'bat It
bould be done sparingly and they
should be replaced by young trees.
The office building of the E. C D., at
me root of craven street Is being re
painted by its owner, Mr. James Red
mond, being the final improvement to
the property which was completly re
paired and rebuilt during the fall. Tl e
whole property,. Including the Jocks' Is
i ow In first clasa shape.
A number of wagona especially built
for hauling material for the macadam
zed road are now In use. They have
. loping inside ends and a lever releases
' be bottom ao as to allow ' the material
to fall, on the principle used in coal
cars. The covering of the road has
been dune some distance below the Na
tional oemetery.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mr. E. W. Rosenthal and family, after
to absence of several months, have re
turned to the city.
Mlsree Lena Oall and Iola Eiura left
yesterday morning, returning to their
home at Snow Hill.
Rev. A. H. Harnly returned last night
from Raleigh, where he has been attend
lag the State Baptist Convention,
General Julian 8. Oarr returned to
i n r ham yesterday after spending several
days In the city ettendlng 'the Con
fetence.
Presbyterian Bazaar.
The Bazaar given yesterday afternoon
and last night at the Presbyterian Sun
day School room was an entire success.
The supper was exceedingly good, the
rooms were tastefully decorated with
bamboo vines etc., and there was a
good sale of the articles offered. The
ladlee officiated and In a very charming
manner.
Woman Against Woman.
The ebove play was well acted at the
Opera Ilouse last night by the Harry
Llodley Oompany.
Mr. Llndley, as Muggs, dtd the comedy
part, and was frequently applauded
Ills song specialty was very good.
Miss Adelaide Flint, as Florence
Graoby, wae i ffecttve In her pathetic
part, while Hiss Luella Beck was tne
mercenary woman of the world, In every
way.J
The other-charaetera in the play were
well sustained by members of tbe com
paay.
The Specialties between tbe acts were
enjoyable, and were attractive features
of the entertainment
This afternoon, at o'clock, there
will be a matloee, at wbloh the Silver
King will be pretested, prioee IS easts
for children, S3 cents for adults.
Tonight the last performance of the
eompany will be given, The Castaways,
aad It promisee to be a plsy worth see
ing. Tbe aeual specialties betweea acts
wlU be given.
Masonic Notice.
Theregelar monthly seeetleg of Bt
joha'e Lodge No, I. A. P. ft A- M. will
be beldibls evening at S e'oloek. Visit
lag bra three cordially levltedt "' . ',
, . 0. D. BaAoaan,'
Deo.lt. . W.X.
( m'
: A Model Hesldeice.. -
The atw boms of Kr. T. f . MoCanhy
oa fetlock street le practically aomplete
eed lie rateriof le welt worth laspectloa
Tbe siterlor, as hae Wee aire tlo eed I
aalqaeaed keadeome, the green body
oerat with white ttlmmJef (ag very
effective. , . .. - - u
The feeiaree of the talerior art Use
different wood I alshlngs, each room kex
lag dlfereai, the Uled Irepteoss of
which there ere three oa the fint floor,
kad the erraegomeet of tbe rooeM
kick opea Into one aeotW aad on the
pleeaae. The aarlot U lelshed la white
with white meatlepleoo aad gold Iradaf
eed wkuo itlieg lor Ike Ire p)".
The eHUag room bee a hard wood floor
laid la elrlpcd sqeerve, the wood balag
wa'aat aad sk. Una of the timbf as
well aa Ike walael lembef wae eel at
tkemtUowaad by Mr. X. L Rktm.
The ralliog to the eulrway Is a-U4
eel." ,
The kiukra le a deiarlwd o, oth
trs eiyle, aad Iks Woaae U ae all mon
(k4 e, doWe fltKirs an I dnt t
r,i.H ". Mr Urcarifcr ad fs.a.
Ily eip-t le ttftfr in r krfr .$
mh. -
fix t(4 tl.at l;i;' r,,.n , i ( ,
ainr ti p f,mp T f ivti
le r.f tk- ! , i v , i ..f f , .
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DAUGHTERS OP CONFEDERACY.
Their Commendable Efforts In Secular
Appropriation For Soldiers Home
y .' At Raleigh.- .'
Washington, N. C. Not. 14th. 1800,
the Daughtera of the Confederacy ,
To
Having received the following com
munications 1 lake creal pleasure in
acting upon Mies Cameron's suggestion
l-i send type written copies of Mr. Sir a
sub's k lUt to each chapter and itforder
explain matters nave added a portion
if her splendid letter to me.
at le needless to say I endorse all that
Miss Cameron says on this subject, and
am sure Iter words will find a ready re
sponse in the heart of each Daughter.
It Is subject of reeret that we oonld
hot have beard from Mr. Btronaoh during
tne session of the Convention, a message
was sent to him by the ladles which must
have miscarried In some way.' -. '
Respectfully, .'
Lida Ttjhstall RoDMiit, Pres.,
N.C.D.C.
; Hliliboro, N. O. Oct. Wth, 1900.
My-wear' Mtoe Rodman: i - .
Tbe object lesson at the Soldiers' Home
sank deep Into my mind. After my re
turn home I had occasion., to write to
Mr. and being full -of the thought
of the Home and its needs I spoke of
them In my letter. In hie reply he said;
"I am pained at what yon aay about the
condition of the Soldiers' Home The
Impretslon js widespread that the Home
was not only established, but Is liberally
eupported. Can you not prepare an
article for the press setting forth the
actual . condition of of affairs I I am
ture It would call forth a liberal re
sponse."
' In accordance with, this suggestion, I
it once wrote to Mr. Stronach for an
official statement of existing conditions
e c. I enclose Mr, Btronach's letter, atd
I would respectfully euggest that yon
have It typewritten for all the chapters,
and send It to them with Instructions
that each chapter shall aa a chapter
wait upon their respective members of
the next Legislature, and ask that they
promise to vote for whatever appropria
tion for the Soldiers' Home the Execu
tive committee of said Home shall ask
for. It Is a shame to the State, but
especially to the Legislatures of tbe past
that the Home la so til provided. Those
men are pert of the Immortals, who
made It possible for the State, her proud
est and oft made boast, '-First at Bethel;
farthest at Gettysburg: laat at Appomat
tox." They gave ber their beet, They
offered her their Uvea. They have fetrly
eerned an honorable provision for their
old ege end helplessness. Not charity,
not alms, not provision for paupers, the
pension and the Home earned by faith
ful soldiers from their Motherland. We
owe It to them; we do not give it.
The burden abould be lifted from Mr.
Strooech too, he la 111, and It le too much
for such a loyal and loving heart to bear
Would It not be poeetble to secure a dele
gatlon of If. C. D. C, to go to Raleigh
during the session of tbe Legislature end
make an appeal for a eemdent oppro
prlatloa to be made to support the Home
as It should be, and make possible the
admission of these other mea of whom
Mr. Stronach speaks, In my mind tbe
chief duty, the moot sacred obligation
which lies upon oa ae a body, to to eee to
It that the old soldiers are provided for
by the Stale. Let os lake care of I
living who caa suffer, before we false
memorials to the dead who, happily are
beyond all human pain aad waat
Very felthfally yoore,
Signed. RaaaocaOAMBaoi,
Raleigh, N. C. Oct. IM, 1100.
My dsar.MIss Cameron: Toe path
very clearly when yoa aay the Boldler-'e
Berne hae eaffered from mrs-etetemest.
f answer your fnqalrlee ae lo amber of
lamatee, eonreee of Income, officials, sic.
aad a few other mat tars, as I kaow yoa
are deeply latereeled tm It. -. -
We have oa oar rolle betweea 80 aad
90 old soldiers, who have a right to oa.
aider themealvca lamatee of the Hot
Wo have aa arrangement with the va
rious railroad of ike Bute whereby wa
oaa obtain passes la aay part of the
Stale for la ma lee of the Home aaebUag
them te eleli their frleads aad reletlvee,
aad thereby rallavlsg the Home of the
eipeaee of feedleg them. Uatlt lhe
hospital wee belli we had only aeot
modatloae f or aboal eeveeiy. .Weeoald
aow care for, aay, ISO lhad mesas to do
Tke Ual LsfleUlara ep proprUied for
the SMraieeasee of the Homo tlt.OCO
pereaaem, aad 0O le balM a bee
jltal aad repair old be Ud lege. We hove
kept the old bandings la repair "had
beta, ea yoa kare aeeei, bollt aa aseeL
Itol hoapltal The) prwml spproprle
fee will aot do atoea thaa aare for thoee
already admitted. ' Wa have ea lie sp.
pllcatloas fee edmtoetoa bwtweea 40 sad
Maaern,
. Te BMet the reqelrsmeaU aecaeeary to
anomaaodaU all who Wtoh to Oome te
I te Heme, tbe Lagislatare ahoeld eppre.
prfete I J" ,000 aa a sally for salata-
aaee, sod a aeffieleat aaeoel for addl
tUaai aecaeeary balMleea. The efa
eiall aa1 f eler eetployaee e( Ike laaw-
tatlons mf. Iwo pkystdana, Wko ere
paid 1 101 00 each eeanllyt e euverJ,
who raoalrae 300-pr moalh aad
hfiatd, waKlng, ete 1 1 watrna. wee ra-
eetvas 10 90 pr moaik, board, wwhln(
ete, alae a tool, who rrttM 1 . 1 00 r-r
analh and U'J. two nim, I5 00 p
iintkaa'k a4 0't; Ere erar,ia,
hi rr!re 00 pr aioelli ao4 ar!l,
s fWrU'y whe Is li!4 t1 W j..r
m-Miih ;. ' la ! iu;a W t f
f if !( watklng 4 ftf., thai tl.a
sffnu a-T i '' ' I at t i t n r.a r,-
mtt. Yni :! ("nt it. a U.i 'if
Stop (' i Cc. :'i rr
Yctili I
aan
loal expenses of officials aad servants
more than I2.0O3 00, being about SO
are
per
cent or tne amount appropriated for
maintenance.: Thla aDoeara to ba nnlia
a large slice, but we are using every j
coBomy compatible with the comfort of
the Inmates of the Home, r- W have ao-
peered repeatedly before f.'lbo Various
committees onSo'dlers' Home andep-'
proprlatlons, and have failed to erouje
any. grett . Interest InV the BoldW i
Home. ' Tbey vhave been generous In
their appropriations to ail Institutions,
white: and colored,, but never to the
Home. It was our Intention to talk Ihla
matter over with the DiwhtMi r ih
Confederacy at their recent meeting
nere, out had no opportunity of address
Ing them In a body ; appeared possible.
We do hope, however; they will take the
matter in band, and that every Daughter
of the Confederacy will see that the Sen
ators and Representatives from the va
rious districts and counties shall be in
formed and come here with their sym
pathies enlisted in behalf of the Home.
- Sincerely Yours,
- (Signed) W.C Bteohach.
8aarstH jj H Yen Haw Always Bought
' an wa .Ba. jrr
,- iinititiiyot
agnates
ef
DavW Pharmacv sells and recommend
Celery Headache Powder and Jordan's
ijU BiUitn .
Reed Shoes.
I have just recelved24 dozen pairs of
E. P. Reed and W. G. Douglass shoes In
all styles. No shoes made that are bel
ter than Reed's and Douglas, every pair
guaranteed. Respectfully,
J. J. Baxter.
Thw One Day Cold Cure.
For colda ami sore throat use Kprmott'i Choav
.ates iaxatWe Quinine, Baaily takan aa candy
Mid quickly cure,
ANNUAL MEETING
Of Stockholders of The Rational Bank of
New Bern, N. C.
Tbe annual meeting of the 8tock
holders of this Bank, for tbe election of
lie Directors, and for tbe amendment, of
the third article of the articles of the
association; 'and tbe transaction of such
olber buslnejs as msy come before them,
will be held at their Banking House, on
Tuesday being tbe 8th, day of Jan., 1901.
The Polls will be opened at 12 o'clock
A. M., to be closed at 1 P. M.
G. H. ROBERTS
Cashier.
Fine Florida Oranges, 80c per dozen at
McSorley's.
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We ask that yoa
sm give as & iook
' We cat? attention of the Ladies to
Our "SHETLAND FLOSS . '
GERMANTOWN WOOL, .
V . and SAXONY, - :
for FANCY WORK.
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COMMISCIN&i
KONBAY?:
HARRY L1NDLEV8 DRAMATIC
COMPANY.
15PEOriYE15
Will Present the Four Act Society Play
iitwtm nil u nm nnnnim
SPECIAL FEATURE Little Mystic
the Clever Child Actress, Dincer and
Vocalist. Specially commended by Gov.
of New York.
Specialtiea between the acts.
Popular prices 85c, 85c, 60c. Change
o Prig! am each night.
All Taxes
Must be Paid.
All taxes are now due and must be
paid at once.
This notice is for every one. Pay up
and save costs, Joseph Kinskt.
Sheriff Craven County.
City Tax Notice.
Your City Tax Is long due, please call
and pay up, the city needs the money.
I will take for City Tax, City vouch
ers Issued by present administration or
pay your taxes and your vouchers will
bedashed, the tax must and will be col
lected. J. J. TOL80N,
City Tax Collector.
City License Tax.
Citv ("nAHTEH: Sec. 40. That any
person who shall carry on or rxercise
trade, profession or use any franchise
taxed according to law by the Board of
Aldermen without first obtaining a
license for the same, shall bo guilty of a
misdemeanor, and on conviction fined
not more than fifty dollars or imprison
ed thirty days.
If you are doing any business as pre
scribed abeve yon are liable to the
penalty. J. J. Toi.sos,
Citv Tax Collector.
Dec. J .
EasITy-Qalcklf. Pcrmaoeatlr Risfond. K1,TV. Z"?.
Itat vlullty. norrntif lability. IntomDltt, K11in t sMcmorr. e"l
WtKUnf j;issw eafHI mil WonmwM manning ivttttj sjany rr ivw
xnotwo. l frr st.6fB?ftft. HailH MmwaidmibarMiarptct' prio
aiW MtUt AUtUfieOSJ CO Be. Pwttl. MUUU
For Bale by F. 8. DUFFY A CO.
:
GOODS
l
drop in our store
ober. ,;
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1
IS "HERE. OPENING TODAY.
You are Cordially Invited to visit the store
and inspect our immense Collection of
Dolls, Toys, Games, Books, Wagons, Drums, Horns,
Guns, Carriages, Go-Caits, Iron Toys, Wooden Toys, Baskets,
Fancy Goods, Pictures, &c.
SPECIAL
As heretofore onr prices on all
third to one fourth less than others
a L BARFOOT,
43 Pollock Street.
UIT
We do more than Clothe Boys, we
Dress them. Those of you who know
the Boys' Clothing Section, know
the Neatness, the NatiDess of the
Boys Suits we sell.
And never before were we so well
prepared to clothe the little man in a
manner to his liking.
A word about the Prices, from
$2.50 to $6.50
in two and three piece Suits.
SMITH'S
99 Middle Streetjfipp. Baptist Church.
A Welt Selected Stock
OF WESTERN HORSES,
AND MULES . . .
Now In our Ntablea and more to arrive.
it
jf v JMin experlenee i i
f Horne buying.
We also hare a large lot ofJBlKiaiES AND HARNESS. Wifl
make prices right.
8pletidid opporlnnity for Farmers lo buy 0kmI, Scrio-aM.' Animals,
and at prioee to sail buyer.
M. HAHN Q SON
Middle Ni. Ntblrs NEW BERN, . C.
PHONE
US
When you want your ttove pat up and
fitted for the Winter. We; have the, outfit
and YOU WON'T HAVE TO WAIT. ; Fromieet
Fulfilled Promptly." " j V? . i f
' V UIaI IsIWE OP
Heaters, Coa! ' anil : Cook Stoves,
Ottr t'nrbou No. 50 Exrel nil ntlitrB.
Firo Boards Without Joints Fitted.' Btove-
Boards Any Eizo you want. ' .
GIVlTuS YOUlToRDERi '
NOTICE !
the above goods will be from one
ask,
Our patron reap I lie
benefit t" our mai
Hardware Co.
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