mm
An Excellent Combination.
, The pleasant method end ttenflcial
effoeta of the well known remedy,
Btbup or Fies, roanafactnred by the
liAuromriA rra oybuf illustrate
tha valuesf obtaining the liquid laxa
tive principles -of plant known to be
Mr. Baa P. Telfair, M U the thy
yesterday, OB i btutneu itl.
Mr. and Mr. C. K. Toy and Xlt
Agnes G. Toy, left for Baltimore yester
day morning. . " .,- -';
Mr: Daniel Une of Bellalr, . went to
LaGrange yesterday to tttand the Dis
trict Conference, v
Miss Lulle Ivee, leave here today for
a tlx weeki trip, visiting at Chapel H1U,
Graham and 8elma,r-
Ifr.Bayner Jones, at present with the
Jacksonville Lnmbet Company, wai here
yttterday on a short visit.
Messrs. D. L.' Ward and B. A. Knnn,
are sttendlni the North Carolina Bar
Association at Wrlghtsvllle.
Rev. R. f. Bump, and Messrs T. A.
medicinally Uwatlve and preaentins; 1 ' "u Ti. ! .
themuthefonanaetrefraehingrtothe I Greenland B. Gv. Cradle went to La.
taste and acceptable to the system. It
, is the one' perfect etrengthenino; laxa
tive, eleansinif the system effectually,
disDelUnc'eolda. headaehoa and fevers
, gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual oooatipationper
raanently. - Jts Mtmi&el freedom from
every objecttonable qnalrty and sab-
stance, and ita acting on the kidneys,
liver and "bowels, without weakening
or irritating them,' make it the ideal
laxative. . : ... :
In the process of manufacturing figa
are nsea, as tney are pleasant to in
taste, bat the med ideal qn&Ulieaof the
remedy are oDwunfto rmni si am sml
other 'aromatic olaata. bv a method
known to the CALiroaaiA Fis 8 roup
Co, only. In order to get ita beneficial
euecia uuu 10 btoui imiuivionR, pieaw
remember tlio full name of the Company .
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
' TBAirOISCO, CAX. rsi --v- It
looiavnxa, kt. mw yobk. m. T.
Itorsalahyall Drngglsta Price We. parbpttls.
Orange yesterday to attend the new
Bern District Conference. ,,. ,
Dmplre Dawson.
Mr. James B. Dawson may not be
generally known as being an . umpire,
bnt he Is, having umpired, the two games
! at Kinston, Tnesday and Wednesday of
this week. ' -.- ;"
f he Free Press of 87th hss the follow-
Ing on Mr. Dawson. . - .
"Umpire Dawson did good work . and
gave general satisfaction, and we hereby
extend a general Invitation to htm to be
with as sgstn and let us- see his manly
form behind the pitcher with his big
straw hat on and his fingers plainly In
dicating at all times jast how the batter
stands as to balls and strikes. Long lire
Dawson t May his shadow never grow
lessr x
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THE JOURNAL.
New Bent, Mi C, June 88, 1801.
Index to New Advertisements
flow Strayed.
Forecloseure sale.
Hlllrights wanted.
J. L. Hartsfleld -Laths.
University of North Carolina.
Oaks Market Western beef, etc.
J. B. Parker, Jr. Just received.
J. O. Dunn ft Co Slaughtering prices
8imnions & HollowellCo- Goo Goo.
Business Locals.
GOOD Millwrights Wanted-,2 78 to
$3.60 per day according to skill. To go
to Knoivllle, Tenn. For further par
tlcnlars address this office.
STRAYED From Premises On Wed
nesday, Medium sized red cow, buffalo
bead, no horns. Reward for Informa
tion leading to recovery of cow Joseph
L. Hahn. '
TRY "Grape-Kola. A new and popular
drink at Dawson's, 108 Middle St.
WANT to contract with loggers to cot
and deliver to mill the lumber on 900
acres land. Address, W. C, cate Joon-
HAL.
YOUB TIME AND MONEY SAVED
Why come to Philadelphia to do your
shopping f I can do it for yon as well,
maybe better than yon can. It Is my
business to visit the department stores,
dally, and search for bargains. - I will
sell yon at the exact price they would
charge yon. Write and let me know
what yon need. I will furnish prions
and give reference. Miss L. B. Maloy
lWB.ho.llth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
JACOBS' Raleigh Rye Whiskey Is the
best. Middle at met.
Celery Beadacne Powders.
There is not any better remedy for
headache than these powders. They
never tall lo relieve. Made and told only
at Davis Peacriptlnei Pharmacy. '
Late Kinston News.
Almost 650 barrels of Irish potatoes
were shipped from Kinston today.
Snow Hill will rote on July 2nd on the
question of Issuing $10,00(1 In bonds to
tske stock in the Great Eastern Rail
road.
Mrs. M. J. Grlflln. of New Bern, snd
Mrs. E. P. Mangum, of Wilson, , came
this morning from Nee) Bern to visit at
Mr. A. 8. Psdrlck'a.
Prof. W. H. Rhodes Is here working
in the interest of the proposed military
business and high school. He is meeting
with substantial encouragement, and we
hope the plan will be carried forward to
suoess.
Pitcher Mills,. who was bit on tbe head
by a thrown ball yesterday, is some bet
ter today. He is now considered almost
beyond poesible danger. He Is stopping
at the home of his uncle, Dr. R. H
Lewis, and If no unfavorable symptom
develop he will leave tomorrow.
. AUcrofcyLiSirltasee.
In his sketch of the Second North
Carolina Infantry, recently publishes' in
the first volume of the "Hlsloiies of the
Regiments from North Carolina la the
Great War of 1861-oV Captalr ' Malt
Manly relates an Interesting and char
acteristic adventure of hit comrade,
Lieut. James M. Hofason, the father of
Richmond P. Hobson Whose daring lo
the sinking of the Merrimae In the har
bor, of Santiago, Cuba, Is ; so well
known., y ;s " SK-V ,
Lieut. James M. Hobson was a Lieu
tenant of Company E, recruited princi-
eipally In Guilford County, In the lad
Regiment, and the Incident: related oc
curred at one of the battles at BpntUyt-
vanla Court House tn May, 180A. It
seems that the son UlcbmonfJ P. UolMon
come very honestly J)y hb gallantry,
and It to rather remarkable that the dash
and bravery of father and eon resulted
In tbe capture of both.. .
' Captain Manly writes: ,
"James M. Hobson was captured at
Bpottsylvania after a race for a stand of
colore, One of the color-bearers of tha
enemy, somewhat bolder than- hi com
rades, planted his staff well tn front and
stood by It to meet oar attack, Jim Hob
son, with an eye, possibly, to the 4 Well
done; old fallow1, from his companion,
or the hope of getting a mention In gen
era! orders, if the eye of the General
should happily be upon him, the equiv
alents with us of tbe Victoria Cross,
dashed forward to capture the coloi-
bearer, Hobson bad no 6 rearm, and
could only secure the colors by outrun
ning his man. The race wa a fast one
'nip and fuck'- with Hobson gaining,
but the course was too short, and' both
disappeared within the lines of tbe ene
my, . Hobson caught hi man but it wa
too late. He caught alio the butt of a
mutket on hi pate, snd kept on to Fort
Delaware, where he saw more than
enough of the Stars and Stripes.
His son, Richmond P. Hobson, comes
airly by hi gallant spirit."
Richmond P. Hobson, though now
resident of Alabama, 1 of North Caro
lina descent snd parentage.
KoncB to mariners.1
Changes Ordered by llgut House Board
'- - Jane 3$UV "
Keuse River Beaooa Lights. Notice
is hereby given that, on or about July 8,
101, tha following-named lights will be
established in Nenas River. - -
A fixed white post-lantern light, IS
feet above the ' water, on a black . three
pile structure .recently erected In abont
feet of . water, oa the westerly end of
Great Island Shoals, easterly side of the
entrance to Clubfoot Creek and on the
southerly vide of Neuss River.
The approximate geographical posi
tion of the light, Vn taken from Chart
No. 144 of the United Stales Coast and
Geodetic Survey, will be:
Latitude, North, 84s 65 (18); Longi
tude, West, W 45' (80"). Wilkinson
Fopl Shoal Beacon Light, N W. N., Si
miles. - ,
A fixed white post-lantern light, 18
feet above tbe water, on a red three-pile
structure recently erected in about; feet
of water off Turn StekePoinl the north
erly iide of Reuse river, about 9 miles
northerly of New Bern.
A fixed white post-lantern liebt 12
feet above the water 6a a black three
pile structure recently erected In about
4 feet of water on Green Shoal, south
eriylde of Neuse river, about hslf mile
above Turn Stake Beacon Light.
Bearings are magnetic and given ap
proximately; miles are nautical miles;
heights are referred to mean high wa
ter, depths to mean low wster.
: Speclal(Satttrday Flyer.
From Goldsboro and la-ersiadtate
stations o Mnrebead- City. In effect
Saturday, June !9th, 19 U, Botil other-
wise ordered.'.. ' -'s -r . - -' .
Leave Goldsboro : ' . 8 40 P. M.
V. . LaGrange " 4 08 .
" ,: Kinston1 4 88 "
Dover.. ' 4 5S
f. i New Bern s 600 " '
Arrive Morehead City ! .7.35
All "Week End" and Batnrday night
tickets will be honored on this1raln .
The above train to be run on ' Satur
day only. '
8. L. Dill.
Gen'ISupt.
DEPARTMENT
OF PHARMACY
of North Carolina.
n, ' : .-. 7 ' . ;. .
Public Building, School. Theatre or Dwell
ing may be artistically decorated or finished
plain with..
ft
Faculty of Nine. 83 8tuden,s.
Well Equipped Laboratories.
Thorough Work.
TUITION $40. OTHER EXPENSES LOW.
Fall term begins September 0th, 1901.
Address, v
F. f. VENABLE, President,
Cbapei BUI, N. C.
LATHS
Attention Veterans.
Headquarters Camp New Bern United
Confederate Veterans.
New Bern, June 7th 1901.
Comrades:- On Thursday the 4ih day
of July Is the annual meeting of our
camp. fCF.'
Each and every member of the camp
Is earnestly requested to attend Ibis
ittog, which will he at 10 o'clock a. m
at tbe City Hall In New Bern, N. 0.
Come, oome, pay your dues, and after
tbe business of the camp Is attended to,
ws will give yon a good tlms.
Every member Is expected to march
In ranks in tbe paradd. By order of
K. R. Jonas
Commander.
J. F. Clssk.
Adjt.
Didn't Like "Water Pressure,
Greensboro Telegram, 36ih.
A report' was current oh the street
yesterday to the effect that a special
agent representing a Urge insurance
company was In the city on Saturday
last and attended the Are near the depot.
feeing the streams from some nf the hy
drants, he Immediately came up street,
and going to the agency representing his
firm in this city, cancelled all tbe policies
owned by his company tn the city. The
facts In the case are as follows: The
special agent was In the city, and he
came here for the purpose of establish
ing an agency In this city. He attended
tbe fire on Batnrday evening, and upon
seeing the poor water pressure. Im
mediately cancelled the steps already
taken for the establishment here of an
agency of his company. He gave as his
reason tbst he thought his company
could not afford to do business whero
there was such s water supply.
Graded School Picture.
In Simmons & Hollowell Company's
store window may be seen the drawing
nf the Kinston Graded School, designed
by Mr. H. W. Simpson, which was ac
cepted by tbe Kinston school trustee
Judging from the drawing. Kinston
Will have a very handsome school build
ing.
University School of Pharmacy.
It is a pleasure Tto note the growth of
the School of Pharmacy at the Univer
sity. There are now nine Instructors In
this department and the laboratory fac
ilities are very good. The thorough
ness of tbe work done Is shown by the
fact that the University had eight
smoog tbe Kit applicants before the
Board at Winston and that none of these
8 failed. The highest grades in these
examinations were roade by University
students and this was in competition
with grsduates of Northern schools. It
Is no longer necessary for North Caroli
nians to go beyond tbe border nf the
State tn secure Instruction tn this Impor
tant profession.
FOR HAJjE.
Apply to J. L. HARTSFIELD,
New Bern, N. C.
Bsanth, I IM M" lwayg BOUgM
iffoatut
af
Kind Vos HmUwart
Second Hand
Buggies and Log Carts;
ruree Horses, une
Mule, will sen Cheap
for cash, or on time.
Apply io
J. W. STEWART.
IjlcenNe Tax Notice !
All Attorneys, Physician, Dentists,
Auctioneer, Real Kstate and Rent Col
lectlng Agents, Dealers in Freeh MuaU,
Wood and Coal Dealers, Photographers,
Lumber Dealer, Undertakers, Junk
Dealers, Horse Dealers, Bicycle Dealers
Hotel Keepers, etc , etc., are required
by law to pay a license tax on 1st day of
June of each and every year. Please
call at the Sheriff's office at once and pay
tbe tax and get your llcene.
J. V. BIDDLE,
Sheriff.
June ID. 1901.
an economical, durable and sanitary interior
finish lor walls and ceilings, whether plaster,.
metal, smooth or rough finished.
or
WO,
BRUSH MARKS, CRACKING or RUBBINQ-
OFF. Simple to prepare. Easy o apply.
Fourteen beautilul tints and white.
Obtain our tint book,
literature and prices.
E. W. SMALLWOOI), Hardware, Paints and Oils,
NEW BERN, N C.
Still Hissior Probably Dead.
LaGrange Sentinel.
U. o. Jonas, tbe negro who was
thought to have been lynched last week,
is still misting. It was reported a few
day ago that he was alive and had been
i, but there seems to be little founds
lion for these reports. The people
generally believe that tbe negro Is
dead.
Base Ball for July 4th.
Manager Kafer of the Nsw Bern dub,
is la corraspondenee with outside club
end expect It) arrange a game to be
played at tbs Fair Grounds, next Thurs
day, July 4th.
Moonlictt SalLv '
Tbs Aid Society of the Tabernacle
Baptist church., will given saoonflght
sail oa the stoamer Guide, Monday tvts-
l"g. Jl7 let. Lomberdt's arebettra
will famish saasle for the oooasioa.
Western Beef at tha Oaks' Market to-
i i -
QUdreai Slipper at BaU.
We ste cJoatBg mi all ear children!
Oxford i and slipper at ftboat half price.
. - BARroOT
Tt rjMf W.rtflia
. Oss Uos hlsch and oa pleo white
Imported Orgaadyt worth The m at tOe
yard. " ' ' : , ' -.. BARJvOTH,
ewawaasssHswsssyBsjsjsiBiBwaasMw
1 Aioller Cut U Mmoli.
, Svavy ehthl, is Isms aad ladies Parasol
fdaed sgalt to bmi , aaitlsg.
. BABroorn.
Rorti CarvUsULVlrtiBla Larue.
Bpeetsl ti Jotrnal.
WUmlngton, Jane n.-Wllmlngloa
teok Bret game today, ftoeve Wllmlng.
toal, Tsrboro 1.
eawaawaaasam
Charlotte, Jane IT. The eoeae' team
Woke Balelb ' wleolsg streak today.
Score Charlotte I. RUeigk I..
v CiBelittrt liiBiBitloi.
A. rptlli exsailasliow will he
aasMUldrtM school balldlaf P
ITadaWar Jl I'M hlaalBg at IP
yetnth tof the parpoea of tlmlU(
taecvtn t til the vaesacU now lUt-
lai la la tra4 aad fowrth grade.
The siaolasUoa will embf the fef-
low lag StdK epelllag. raadlsc
wrltlsg, rttbsMtle, crapky, graas
War, hW7. lU gvaial, pkystnt
a, aad itWl of leaking.
Tbk H- Ftv, mpi
CURE YOUR
IIEADACHO
end LaORlPPfi
With CAPUDINE
F UA " t' ' '' '
f -. r a4 r,vi. F' I t T
si i yv r '-' j.
PropwU Eicmnk;U Kaldrk.
The Itlsalte 8. t. Caglae Cempaay
It wotllsg. ap aa eiearaloa tot July tla,
teRaletgh, vstri there It lobe twt
garnet of ball played betwea the Wll-
mlsgtoa aad RaWgb elaba. ' ' . -
The txearatoei will rettra the aasat
day. 'ft It pankmlar will be given
whet) pleas are m-Ured.- ' '
': Pair tidomri MeeUof..
Ihert will he a saestlsf si the Cltlaaai
Bsaketl Taeaday alght, at ane'tlerk
lf the tjditrs of the fair Aeaedeliea.
Atleettoa It aalled to lib meetleg.
Pell atleadawet aWlred '
Wattt) Uh at the 0U Market l
Wextra Prtk Lolas ot the Uaba lr-
ket .
THB MAUETS.
The following quotations were receiv
ed by J. B. Latham A Oo, .New Barn.
M.O.
New Voax, Jane VI.
Oorron, Open. High. Lew. Clost
Jaly IJ7 S.UI
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Oct 7.4c 1M T.40
January 7.44 7.40 fU
Cblea&a, Jnne 17.
Wauti Open. High. Low. J
Jaly 91 -071
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July 4 ifti
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oVa4, at pr wan bar pV4 i
nat we the etork nWrt1l t;l
laras, will have the Mtl
sf pliuitne to sm.
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On SATURDAY, June 29,
VV'e will OFFEK KVEKY $!fl(, ! 0", x.r,(i, T.f.(t iiiul 7,mi
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EVKKV SUIT GUAKANTKKD. Alnv(-om-r only good on
Saturday 2(.Hh.
No suits bi1(I i'c( it for t'itsli, ami nonr
on apinov.il. NOW IS A C1IANCK lor cv,
ALL WOOL SUIT for LESS THAN NEW
sent out
v to );ct an
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