mm
1 vuva-
An Excellent Combination.
i - The pleasant method and tcnoflclal
effects of the . wall trnowa rctuedv,
' Btbop or Flos, manufactured by the
CAuromriA Fia Stbup Co., illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa
tive principles of plants known to be
' medicinally laxative sod presenting'
.: themin the form most refreshing' to the
taste and acceptable to the system. . It
is the one perfect strengthening laxa
tive, cleansing' the system effectually,
dispelling colas, headaches and fevers
Sntly yet promptly and enabling one
vorcome habitual constipation per
manently -fits perfect freedom from
: every objectionable - quality and aub
atanoe, and its acting on the kidneys,
liver and' bowels, without weakening
or Irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative. ' -.-
la tlie process of manufocinring figs
are used, as they are 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 Fro Sybop
Co, only. In order to get He beneficial
effects and to avoid imitations, please
remember the full name of theCompany
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAV VKAjrOISOO, CAI.
totnevnxa, it. nw tobjt, jr. T.
PoraalabvsU Druggists.-PrioeMs. par bouts.
THE JOURNAL.
New Bei-B. N. (X, Jaae 25, 1901.
Index to New Adrertlsements.'
J. Q. Punn A Co Bovg.
J. 0. Baxter, Jr Guitars, etc.
Simmons & Hollowoll Co Special.
. Business Locals.
TRY "Grape-Kola.. A new and popular
drink at Dawson's, lOTMiddle st.
LOST, on Craven st. between New and
Sotflh Front, one pair gold' rim eye
glasses. Suitable reward or return of
same to this office.
WAlifT to contract with loggers to cut
and deliver to mllli the lumber on 500
acres land. Address, W. 0., cate Jour.
HAL.
OFFICE FOR RENT, Next to mine.
Pleasant and desirable. Apply tome.
L. J. Moore.
TOUR TIME AND MONEY 8AVED
Wby oome to Philadelphia to do your
shopping f I can do It for you as well,
maybe better than you can.. It Is my
basinets to visit the department stores,
daily, and search for bargains. I will
sell you si the eisct price, tbey would
charge jou. Write end lei ne know
what yon need. I will furnish prices
and give reference. Miss L. R. Msloy
1909, No. Uth St., Phllsdelpbls. Pa.
JACOB' Raleigh Rye Wblikey Is .the
best. Middle street.
Children Slippers at Hall.
We ire elnt'ni out nil nnr children
Oxford sort ulippen st shout half price.
HA It FOOTS.
A Good Tonic.
If you seed a tonlo, try our Ueef,
Iron sad Wlae. It tt s eonlilostUn
particularly valuable lo the treatment of
debility attended with IntpoverUbmaal
of the blood. It promotes digestion
Improves the appelte and gives energy
tot ha entire ayitleav Davis Preserfp
loa Pharmacy
Celery Headache Powders,
There la not aay better raaedv for
headache thea these powders. They
a ever fail t r ell era. Mute and sold only
at Davis Prescript Ins pharmacy.
1 i i
Two Great Bargain.
Owe (lees black sod one Blase, walla
la ported Orgsady, worth TSa soar at Me
yard. BARfOOTH,
Piss lot of ffrl VbtVtva at the
Oaks Market lo day. . .
Westers Pork Lolas at the Hk Meat
Merkeuodiy.
Hetb, Old Pumpkin!
Bow's yoar Jaaadira f llij tWl
pm go to BradhaaTs sad gHt am of hta
antvPUtoas Uvt PIIU aad taka them
accord kg an dlrwiine ad g wed f
TWy will IwproMi jnut apfUN vara
fwt Jeuadtr and. bwl.nl alU-ilm
pUk act as wU as rsUi end are jr
, frt)f heistlMa, a Merrary Bflylhlef
n aallvat. . Taka Uwat aad pn tH gt
araB. jm aJ ts and raa f thsai
tnv M I but.
t Aaoit a Cat ta rartMk1 '
' Xvary ahlkls. awM 4 ledta Psrasql
radaail agala la ska aW.sr Miliig
. BARroOTl.
CURE YOUR
HEADACHE
find LaGRIPPE
With CAPUDINI3
Tobactt iParthoasts rrtpitint tor G066
(cast' Builnat Here.
. Ike tobacco warehouse hers are aW
ready preparing for the opestDf teaton,
Which will begla Angnst 1st. ' , ;
A aanbsrof borers are praattsed to
be ob hud, so that 'farmers mtf look
f r active competition for tobaoco, .
Tha outlook for ' tobaoco U very good
ta this aeatlon, ths acreage 1 largely lu
cre awd and the crop prospects are ei
eollent. . ' f ' j
-Before The Referee. '
-Arguments were made la the Daniels;
Fowler case before Referee H.G..Oon
Bor, yesterday..- The tentltnony was
was taken In this rase about two yeara
Ice Cream Supper, Kitt Swamp.
The Ladles Aid .Society will give; so
icecream supper at Kltt - Bwamp the
night of Jane 29ili, every body is ri-
spectfully Invited to attend. -
Mrs. K. E. Rtirv. :
... Pres.
The Big- Annnal Picnic.
Will be on July VAh 1001 st' Alum
Spring, Onajow county N. Cv Come
one and all and en of the day. ' - . ,
. J. O. MDRnn.L add R. L. Cox.
, -
An Attractive Program.
The program of the Onldahoro Min
strels, to be rendered at the Opera
house tomorrow ulght, Is an attractive
one, and lovers of Minstrelsy are prom
ised an evening of fun. ;
Mr A, N. Hummel, the advance agent
was here yesterday, ami aucceaaiully
billed the towij.
There will no doubt be a large crowd
out to see this show.
Change of Sunday School Hour.
8t. Mary's Free Will Baptist Sunday
School bas changed its hour of service
from half past two to Ave o'clock p. m.
. T. HoLinwRM.
.Sec't
Cleared the Side Walk. .
A dray with anlmsl altaohment,
caused a sensation yesterday afternoon
for a short time on South Front between
the railroad and Middle street.
Tbe runaway started from the spur on
the railroad, and Instead of taking the
middle of the road, took the south sHe
walk, clearing the walk of all movables,
from the Italian's banana stand to a
number of boxes at Lucas snd Lewis',
but catching a wheel In a post, the run
away was seized snd prevented going
farther.
Sale of Fair Property.
At the court house door yesterday
noon, Mr. P. II. Pelletier, Trustee, sold
the Fair property st public auction.
At a price equivalent to $9,500, It wss
purchased by Messrs. T. A. Green, E. H.
Meadows, Wm. Dunn, snd E. K Bishop
as trustees.
-PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mr. O Msrks It visiting In New
York.
Vr. R 0. lirsgaw of Wssnlngtoa, N.
C, Is In the city.
Miss Fsltn Brck left on lbs .learner
Isst night, returning to New York.
Mist Grace iu.1,1 ,if Macon, Ha, Is vis
iting her sister, Mrs Jo W. Dug uld.
Mr. Alfred OsnMns relumed Sondsy
ulgbt, from s trip lo Burlington and
Durham.
Mr. E:ard Hughes of AMlens, Tet-
, is In ike city visiting his brother, Dr.
t. W. Hughes.
Miss Jsanle Beirut left .yesterdsy af-
teraooa for Fairfield, IJyde eoaaty to
vllt relatives. . -
Dr. 8. D. Barr went to Morenead yet-
Urdsy to si lead the meeting of the Den
tal Atsoclstloa. . w
Ei-Jodge Usury O. Coenot of Wlltoo,
Karersa la the Daalele-Powler on d lest.
hagaratof laaOkauawka. .
Messrs. Chsrles H. Fowler, J f Oow.ll
aad W. i. Iwsa of Btoaawarj, aad W. T.
Cako of Uayboro, are la the dty. ,
Dr. J. K. Mstiaews of Wllalagtoa,
passed throagk the city, oa hls.wty
to Moiahaad, to sUssd the ass sal
meatiag of lha Btata DraUl Aaaocl
atloa. '
Mr. snd Mrs. UU. Cailsr retaraed
last eight from Athavllla. where Mr,
Caller baa baea aileadlag la aaaaal
BMatlag of la North Oarnllaa Bsakan
Aseasistlna. - Mrs. J. O. WstkUs aad
soa. Cutler, aeooeiptsWi tbaai torn m
atislu ' -
; Ladies Borne Jtaraai, July.
Seldom baa a aattsr chance for"siay.
at-kosaa travtllsf beea o Bared tbsa la
The' adla.' Home Joeraa) for July
Frost Wast Polat, asplctarsdby Oeorge
01 ts afl the cover, readers may ga with
W. U Tay lof to as 'A Bety Baoa
Mrast at Hlgt-Raea'' aval try "OaiW
FWbla' whh Jo Jcffersoa" la FWmMi
lW Ireval oat West wl k Xrssvt na
Thoaipsoa to aa "Tbt Motbst Teal sad
Overland Koala"; aett ie aloeg the
Atlsatle Ci to lad bat hew the
elacea Wfcf Otr Cosalry lUfka"
kk today; thea eek Rerlkna Kir hi
f ta U ht rTbe Harf ef a Mape
Tree, by Wllllssi Drarm i'wn;
east tl.lt se fMt.ra p.iise s-IHr't
offlta sail eJn lbs ftod tniwttl f!).
Urf f .-Tk ( A.lr .i f.. -,!!u,
ay E4wsfd I.r'f ..t
"Tas t'osafj i.l Hh.it t i . i ,
like enet-Lyt Tk're ft rtf o
artlrire iil lntft on vr ,.. . ,i,
J-ta tf 1! (!" rt,.(.!r ( ,.,o
fff. f'Hi.'fk's On rl 'i.is;'!'.
Is rei. t " ; r
CCriCLCN PLANT SOLD-"
Bhlct Ltuober Company Pirchucl It'll
Proprtyan4 Timber Laads.
The most Important property sale In
years la this section has just been eon
aaamated, It being the sale of the Ooag
don Mill property la this city, together
with the timber land belonging to tbe
Congdon property, . ; &
The mill property Ib this elty cnnslsU
of saw mill, planing mill and dry
kilos. c ' , . -, "
, The limber lands consist of nine thons
and acres ia Jones -and Pamlico, onus-
. Mr. David. Coagdon, the seller,, ha
been actively engaged here In business
for about thirty two year,- while the
Blades Lumber Company, l wellknown
throughout E4stera Carolina,' having
already large milling Interest here and
at Elizabeth City, Uildes owning large
tracts of timber lands In this section of
the State..: .; '
The Blades Compun - ha slroi dy
taken oostestlon, of the mill here, and
will run.lt bt their regular course of
basinets. . ' -
-. Sunday Night's Storm.
y There wore three separate and distinct
storms here Sunday night snd , early
Monday morning, each with a violent
wind, great deal of lightning, and Home
rain.
The first was about 8:30 p. m , the
second st 3 a. m., and tha third atiout 5
a. ni.
The only dsintge reported was the
blowing down of the smoke stack of the
Ice Factory.
Sunday and Monday were high days
for temperature, 93 degrees Sunday and
91 Monday.
Ways of the Blind.
. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Johnson of this
city, will give an Informal entertainment
at the Court House, tonight.
This couple are often seen on the
streets here, and seem to have perfect
control in going to places, as welt a
though they could see, lustoml of being
bllud.
They will present a number of feilurei
of how the blind can do things, that
would seem could only be done by thoae
hsvlng good eye sight.
Marriage at Balrds Creak.
Wednesdsy mornlug, June 10th, a se
lect number of friends and relatives met
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. 0. Brtn
son of Balrds creek to enjoy the bounti
ful luxuries of their well-furnished din
ner table and to see the leave-taking of
their lut daughter, Grace.' By 8.80
o'clock the bridal party had driven to
New Bethlehem . Free Wfil Baptist
church, where a large number of friends
were gathered to wltnese the sealing of
the nuptial vow. There were several
from Thurman, Olympls, lteelsboro,
Ursntsboro, Edward, Bayboro, Stone-
walliand Arapaho.
Tbe church was beautifully decorated.
Over either aisle were floral arches, In
tbe centre, near tbe altar, bung an ex
quisite marriage bell. Behind, and
above tbe alter, were the words In cedar,
and evergreen, "Two Hearts That
Beat at One." Beneath which were two
large hearts touching each other, with
the lnltlal "B" oa tbe lett aad "C oa tbe
light. Taea whh Mr. J. J. Brlnson and
Mrs. Rurle" Edwards, as managers.
came Mr. W. I'-Conner and Miss Lsura
Keel, keeping step to tbe wedding
march, rendered by Mlsa Lonla Hoi ton,
of Olympla. Following these were Mr.
J. U. McOowtn aad Miss Lsurs Conner,
Then cams lower "glrla, Mamie and Love
Edwards, sweetly dressed, scattering
most fragrant aad baaatlfuf flowers
ahead of str.jU. A.Coaaer, the groom,
on tha arm of hi brother, B. II Conoer,
while ap lb opposite stale, suppiag oa
cape jasmlaa. came Mitt Grace Brlsaoa,
the lovely bride, oa the am of Mis
Fsaale Keel- After cross aurcklng tbey
took thtr places," the bride aad groom
halllBg under tha ball, while the twain
restless kesrU war asada oae by ib
pirghllag of ta atarrUg vows, the cer-
stony bale delivered la a aoleaa forci
ble it y If, by tb Be. J. IL M. Ollee, of
lha M. AVCharcV Ta party tbea
marched from the charch followed by
taaay frieads, who eoagratalsied laea
ssthry aid Ibsei good-bye. for their
saw home. . -,, ; .
i Wbea they arrived at Mr. Qsorga'D.
Ooasst's, fataor of tha (rones, Uey war
greeted by a ery large kuaibar of rata
tlrea aad welooatad to a magalflotal f
eeptloa. Frost I to 11, Ua rfohsaofa
auaptaoai Uble ware ea Joyed by all.
Frost baglralag to aad, with tba bsesU
felly atilrvd party, all aat "taarry aa a
marriage tell " -
MbtBrjaena araa oae of Pamlteo't
atoat acaossplt.bad, earptla, ehrtoUs
beartedyoaag woasra The wlaasvof
aer ksad tartly la l baeoagralaletsd.
Mr.Coaaav Is aaa of .Tharsasa's eater.
prl.ln, SBergvtla aterekaau aad a wof
'hrlyoBsg aua. . . .
May a Ufa of bspplaeea aad assfal-
a Iks fata of tklt poUI(
eoople. , , -
Aa Kva Wrters,
A"-t stooBlIttit SilL
''The Aid rWMy af the TWrasrte
fUfWM efcarrh.' will (Irs a ssonaMgtit
II oa iW i'.mf flsMr, tto.ly evra-
Ir-r. Ju!f III. Ixur,V(tl's mrlwtra
will faial.li em.ic Im tbe iwrtfe.
Koik'e,
Tfct (..e of lk ffr,vnl
f .If Kr. t..
' 1. .11 'vm ?, I..'. ; ' I ...
--tsr,...', r. ' ' j
I h m. m i . ,4. -i , ' ; r n
r m In rr e
' : pollocssville. : ? i
- Jane St. -Miss Eatle May WlllUms of
Wsrasw Is suiting ber sunt,'-Mrs, H. C.
Foscue.' ' A.-V"'fv-L'
Mr. Charlie McDtnte!.- Manager of
Blades mill near here will begin sawing
this week. .L- v
Prof. Alex 13. White who has been
sick foi a long time, we are glad lo see
oat and able to attend to business
We learn that,' the mall route from
Ibis place- lo Trenton will be discontin
ued after the first of August and only
from Trenton to Oliver: when the rural
delivery system wil lc ettsbllsbed from
Trenton to Oliver, adUtanoeof only 6
miles. : :
' Hra. J. 11. Bell is very sick at her
home in this place and has beeu for
about nue week.
1 have aen quite a lot of the Jones
county farms In the last week and never
before have 1 seen such little corn snd
cotton at this season of the year.
Our town and vicinity was visited last
night by a severe wind storm and some
rain, but little damage wan done, some
fences were blown down and some
corn.
Mr. William K. White leaves here to
day for New York'anif Philadelphia on
business connected with 'a pateul that
he has invented and Just got a patent
on, for several week loltert-have been
coming thick and fast from Northern
parties negotiating the purchase of bis
patent The nut Ih arranged with a
caioii which fastens th'j nut So as It is
Impossible to get It oil by back action of
the wheel. It Is reported that he ha a
bid of ten thousand dollars from a New
York firm. We hope he will not lose
this opportunity to sell out.
Moonlight Sail, Tonight.
Tonight, on the steamer Howard.
there will be a moonlight sail, given
under the aUBpiceaof tbe Sunday School
class of Miss Eslelle Parker, for the
benefit of the .Methodist 'Orphanage, at
Knlelgh.
. The steamer will leave the dock, foot
of Craven street, at 8. 30 o'clock. Faro
25 cents. Music and refreshments on
board.
Good Soda
Conies from good material cmn-
bined with knowledge and skill, We
use the very best of everything. If it
is possible to improve anything we do it.
The cost doesn't worry us hall as much
as the quality. Deftness in mixing and
serving is an art in itself. It may seem
useless, perhaps foolish, to you, as you
watch the little quirks and funny busi
ness gone through with by our attend'
ant in drawing the various drinks, bu.
they all add to the flavor. It's just those
little "kinks', that make Bradham's
Soda "Chic."
Special
Offerings
for
Tuesday's
Sale.
White Linen Latfn, (n)(7?)j
; 36 Mes 'wide, . (OjC.
- ' " w . - - --''
. ' '." '-: .',- - - . -. . .. - .
Four, StyUs ' Percales, cri
36 Inches Iwtde Fasti '7 G
- . " ' . . .' '. i ' . .
x '. - -
Two Styles of fine 23x f
Paper, . in Vlain and TV ' '
Ruled, Oenuino . Bar- v. j U.
gain - - VJ "
j O . .
w m a f r
, r
( it;
-The fragrant Mem ory;;r ?.
When you've danced in aeotlllioe.
With a captivating Miss - ' -r t '
And enjoyed tbe fl ing moments , i.
Of lafaleatlug bliss H ; " . .
Wbea he's gone away aad left you '
There h something arema ta stay-
It la then you aole the fragrance '
Of the girl who' gone away.
When year wife ha gone to visit
. To ber mamma's tor awhile,
Aad you're home alone, and amoklng
'The long hours to beguile.
Through the fumes of your Havana
Something sweater teems to-stray
And you know It Is the fragrance
Of the girl who's gone away.
Whan a change comes In tbe season.
And the dresses are brought forth
Which were packed 'away so safely
From the ever-busy moth.
Then the odor of the moth-ball
Round your nostrils seems to piny,
And you note the clinging fragrance
Of the girl who came your way.
When your cook has gone and left you
Gone and quit this earthly scene,
Just because the wood burned quicker
When touched up with kerosene;
When you go Into the kitchen.
And the smell of all is gay.
It is then you note Ike fragrance
Of the girl who's gene to stsy.
Yonkers Statesmen.
OASTORIA.
Bssn tu jf Tl" Hints You Haw Always Bought
spVto Kind You Han Always
SigautA
ef
You h&e them ?
Do you have headaches '! The
Sunday morning kind 1 The sick or
nervous kind ? Do you want to get well?
Cola Heartache Powders will relieve you,
if .not.yoHr money back. Many times
neudaches oomefroma disordered stom
aeh.- There are ingredients in Cola
Headache Towders that will stimulate
and increase the seeretions of the stom
ach and that old headache will pass oft.
Only ten cents at Bradham's Prescription
Pharmacy.
XaiceiiHe Tax Notice !
All Attorneys, - Physicians, Dentists,
Auctioneers, Real Estate snd Rent Col
lectlng Agents, Dealers In Fresh Meats,
Wood and Coal Dealers, Photographers,
Lumber Dealers, Undertakers, Junk
Dealers, Horse Dealers, Bicycle Dealers
Hotel Keepers, etc , etc., are required
by law to pay s license tax on 1st day of
June Of each and every year. Please
call at the Bherid's office at once and pay
tbe tax and gel your license.
.1. W. BIDDLE,
Sheriff
June HI, 1901.
1
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rHrMiferS
Public Buildinsr, School
ing may be artistipaliy
plain with
an economical, durable and sanitary interior ,
finish for walls and ceilings, whether plaster
or metal, smooth or
BRUSH MARKS, CRACKING or RUBBING
OFF. Simple to prepare. Easy to apply. -
Fourteen beautilul tints and white.
Obtain our tint book,
literature and prices.
n W. SMALLWOOD, Hardware, Painls and Oils,
NEW BERN, N. C.
BOYS
WusliJSnits in blouses, with
A x j lees mi:, n uu aim
Prices 75c, 1 00 and
l.fiO for large bojss.
Straw 1 hits. All kinds and
New Styles just in.
Shirt Waist?, :i to : ye:iis, in IIhihIshiiio ( n'ois, Imice ;'lle.
X IJoys Shii ls, soft liiwiins, eufi's iletiii'lieil ,",0i', si . I J to 14,
a innke just the sanm as our men's si i it s.
We always look out for
insiieelioii ol our wusn Mills
J
HE rRKlJI ! !
Any tUv.'r. jm krtl in t-any i i n !
to any part ( the rity ;it
:itc lVr tnitrf.
Ill iir let (Vim in t';niir V"" :in 1
wnt'il Midi lv- ( n-ani ami all riunK i.f
drinkri (' ft (Ntla. J ln';itn ;
fthcHMTty IjCihuii an! Orange I !i--s-ItliRlrti,
rtr
Wi' nisi. U l a lull lir:i' .. ( aiulirs.
Friillf. MimkiTK' Artuli-N. rir.
Harniwii hen. K'tml wii lii'H.
AT JII6IU.EY-N.
Dobbin & Fen-all,
At Tucker's Store,
IU-125 Payettevllle St.,
Raleich, N. C.
Want
A
Carpet?
AT 75 A YARD an- now
cb-anlnx out oar (printf hmhiiIi'ii
ccumulittioiiH of pnrt pim-s aid
odd rolU Kinu CnrK-t.
f. Curwto worth 11.00, l.ar mid
LfiOayard.
. Coma and avc tin m or wnd tu
yottr ntfaauivn. No chaixe for
tnakiD; Uirar carpet into qnar,
crpu orruga. ,f ' J
DOBBIN a FCRRALL.
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Theatre or Dwell
decorated or finished X
rough finished. NQ
large wiilor collnrs, in sizes ;! to 'J,
vviuiu imick nuns, ill in in,
shajies in 'aps at -Jfie and fiiic.
the little folks miiI uv invite ynur
aiid Waists l rices riglil.
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You Can Get Hold of
A Good Bicycle
ftr mighty litllr tn-'in v ami n
m.Khly KAHV TKKM.
.Iii .t think wv nfTrr ln yt Irs now
at U $-0 that am miiwrn-r hi ovnry
wny t that v.. hi f.-r $(Mi a tvm
y.nn. ni;". Now ihcy r' a rhtfi in
llwy tun Ih- iiindr if lin y in1 inadi riliL
1 nine tn and liarn ah'-tit thin.
ItKI'AlKINO rr..n,.lly nnd N.-atly
Kxct ntM.
i.. n. i:iji:iiT,
I rtirr I'nlliM'k snd t'rsvrn Hrwls,
NKW I1KKN. !h ('.
H. M. Pollock,
Uvary,
P4, le
4
Cacha tft
; - The (THEA PEST
Turnouts in the city.
No. 70 Buth Front.
Btroet, opposite Hotel
Chattawka. - .
NcvrStore'I
i.evuooQS.'
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DuU & CO.. I
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