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An Excellent Combination.
The pleasant method and beneficial
ffet of the well known remedy,
Sirup or Fioa, manufactured-by the
CAuroBMA Via Sybcp Co., illustrate
the value of obtaining tho liquid laxa
tlve principlog of plants known to be'
medicinally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable to the system. It
is the one perfect strengthening laxa
tive, cloansin? the avstem effectually.-
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling' one
to overcome habitual
constipation
ict freedom i
manently. Its perfect freedom
every objectionable
quality and sub
stance, and its acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make It the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant to tlx
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from senna and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known to (he CAiiroBMIA Fio BrauF
Co. only. In order to get Ha benefloial
effects and to avoid imitations, please
remember the fall name of the Company
printed on the front of every package.'
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAM TKAHOISOO, OAI
ixjotsvtllb, xt. - nw tobx. t. t.
For Mia tr All Drufglit. Prise Mo. par bottle.
THE JOURNAL
New Bern. N. C. Ang. 37. 1901.
Index to New Advertisements.
Moore's Wood Yard Brick.
J. W. Biddle License tax notice.
Broad Btreet Fruit 8tore Candy.
K. B. Jones Convicts to hire out.
Simmons & Hollowell Co Ribbons.
Business Locals.
CANDY of all klnna today fresh at lbs
Broad Btreet Fruit Store. Also Bananas,
Oranges and Peanuts. Phone 88.
LADIES wanted to do writing at home.
20. a month guaranteed. Address with
stamp box 418, Llncolnton, N. C.
FINS Port smooth Corned Mullets, at
J. R, Parker, Jr'i today. Broad 8treet-
BANANAS, Sweet Oranges, Peart,
Peaches, Grapes and Lemons SO eenta
today at the Broad Street Fruit Store,
Phone 88.
MISS OLA FKKEBEK will reopen her
Music Class Monday Sept. 2nd 1901.
ANOTHER shipment of Nnnnally's
Candy last night by Eiprois. Also
Chocolate Candy. .las. It. Dawson, 108
Middle st.
CANDY Just received s fresh supply
of Assorted Chocolstes. McSorlcy.
JACOBS' Raleigh Rye Whiskey Is the
best. Miriilb- street.
Returns in Better Health.
Mr. George Dall returned from More
head City yesterday, having recovered
from his severe attack of atrkne. Re
will leave for the mountains la a few
days to reitnre bit strength hy change
of air.
Moonlight Sail. Wednesday "Ifht,
The Moonlight sail to be given by the
Tabernacle Baptist Church AM Society
on the smarter (luldo Wednesday night,
promises to be lbs most enjoyable one
ever given In New Bern.Every one bes
surpassed the former ones and tbey bavs
added to tbl one tho great eat attraction
of the day, Ellison's phonograph, with
fifty of the latest songs, talks and funay
lectures, etc Lnaiberdre Italian Bead
will furnish norta. and all ' who go will
be highly eutcrtalaed. Ths Society wHI
have refreshments on board for sale
Tickets can be bought of Iks mm
of the Society, Simmons and Hntlowall
Co,, Bradbaia'i sod DavU' Pharmacf.
Tickets tfl cent. '
BRICK, BRK K.-Solld bant pressed
brick In any quantity yon may wish el
Moore's Wood Yard.'
k Handkerchief Werta $1200.
A moeg some taperb photog raphe of
"Tee Handsomest lcs In Asserica,'
which occupy a doable page la The
Ladles' Hams Journal for September,
bow ea etn,nlHa handkerchief values
at lltOO. When one closely examine
the webllke aim, end tbe remarkable d
tall of Ihe dainty design, Ibt east seem
no loo muoh to pay far inch a piece
of work, lit making doabtiee eeeepled
the greater part of ewe wumsa't life
The handkerchief Is now the property at
the Drsiel Iorlllnte le Pbfledrlpbla,
which h wee presented by the widow el
George W Cbllds, the fassoe Joe malls I
and philanthropist. The ether beaallful
leea shown ea this page ereoweed la
Bew Terk and Bosten, most of them bt
ta iaeladed In Ike eotleetloa loss ad tn
. the MfltrOtwllUa Masenei of .Art
' Mrs. Aster. , This eoHecUo le veined at
) the eaomoes earn of Ma. 000. - , '
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Nerious and
Sich Headaches
f OLD BT 111 DULGGI3TS.
TBS CiUMrtORS A-COENC .
Vllmlniwi "u be Sera Tali Morala;.
Cam t 4 O'decL, Has Came J
The) Wnmlngton' base bsll team left
Wilmington last night lor GoUlaboro
and wtH be down on the train this mora,
tng, doe here at 10)0, and will play
against New Bern today and tomorrow.
Today's game will be called at 4 o'clock.
It to expected that a large crowd will be
present. - i. -.-; ?y . .
The games were arranged la answer
to a telegram from Manager Jea, H.
Cowaa easing for date end ' terms.
These were sstlafactorily arranged but
o account of a reran ndertttndlng the
arrangement" was not perfected until too
late to take the Atlantic Coast, tine, so
It waa necessary to come by way of
Gflidxboro. ''U '
The feeling towards, Wilmington Is
very warm, they having the sympathy
In the League contest. This will not
prevent Mew Bern voicing their senti
ments In the grand stsnd however, and
a big time Is anticipated If the score
should prove a close one.
The price of admission will be 25 cents
straight, children only will be admitted
for IS cents.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mr. F. a Roberts hae returned to the
city. v
Mlts Mabel Cusdwk-k of Beaufort Is
visiting Miss May Hendren.
Mr. Carl Richardson of Washington,
. C, Is In the city, oi a business
visit.
Mr. W. H. Griffin, Jr., is In the elf.
visiting his parents, Capt. and Mrs. W.
H. Griffin.
Mlas Mary Bryan of Pollocksvllle and
Mr. D-tv Koonce of Bogne are visiting
Mr. J. A. Jones.
Mr and Mrs. M. M. Marks, and Miss
Belle Marks left last night for Boston
and the Pan-American Exposition at
Buffalo.
Back Prom the West.
Mr. W. W. Clark and Mr. Enoch
Wadaworth returned Sunday morning
after an eight weeks' tnnr In tbe West.
They vlstted San Francisco and South-
era California and returned by way of
the Yellowstone Park and tbe Northern
route. Their friends greeted their re
turn and are enjoying Tales of Two In
the Woolly West.
DUD.
In this city, August M, 1001, Frank
Carter aged 46 years. Tbe funeral ser
vices will be held this afternoon at 4
o'clock from bis lsts residence 204 Pol
lock street,
iy Blcbmond Dispatch please copy.
Tarboro 14, Klnston t.
The first game between Klnston and
Tarboro waa played yesterday. Tbe
Klnston rnotera bare been anxious to
have the Tar Babies pot la an appear
ance so as to show that their "all home
players" were supcilw to the league.
Tbe result was somewhat of a disap
pointment to home talent as It was near
ly a shut oat, being larboro 14, Xlnstox
Moonlit ht SaU, Tanlcht
Lookout, all thoss who want to take
la the Moonlight Ball tonight on the
learner Guide. She wilt leave the wharf
of Craven street at 8 o'clock.
All who bars not purchased ticket
eaa purchase them at the dock tonight
Nloe refreshments will be served. Bene
fit of St. Msry's Working Society.
Wemaa Prisoner Escaped.
Vary Ward, eolored, senteaeerl at th'
last term of eonrt to II mouths In State's
Prison, escaped from tbe eoanty Jail
yesterday morning sad ie still at large.
She was allowed la carry backet out.
side tbe building and eeeh ef the tw at
tendant thought the other wet watching
Bhe eew her opportunity and made
lor the aoeuh fence ol the yard.. This
teaea le aboat 7 feethlgh betsbe wee
Wer h tn t Jiffy end before tbe twe en
gaerd could follow the woman had die
appeared dowa the street.
Sheriff Biddle eipect to take the
sentenced prison irs to Raleigh tub
A TrMiwertky Sen Ml
Many prominent and Influential pre
pie epeak In lersw Jl highest prat of
LUtletna Frmaie Oetlege am' advettrsv
meal ef whlob eppeeie la thai pei?,
eMine lesiliHtloa, wc bsl'eve, has Ike
(a'l enealra of U people. .
The boarding school palrnaage a Iht
Cellege be be dixb'd m the I.,
thiee .aM, and da-lag tbe II year 61
tbe t list new of k eebool there ha.
never bsea i death eatoag M paplla,
! . ! ,
OABTOnXA.
ia. lwlBnNllwtiisjt
O O, Beck, (trim, Ark., te.i "I w.
troebled wlthroeetlpstloe eetll I bengbt
tMW Hi t Lille rarly Itiesra. 8lace thee
brve hera entirely eered of hty oid eom
plaint I recommend th , w,
r i i -
tw. Party. 'J.
Tnesdey tveslag a lawn party will
be lra fat lb bensat of tbe Christian
ebnresk It win bs held en the la
along th. river Ik Are between Broad
esd New (traeta. DelUhtful ref,rh
meats will be o sat and tsif enjoy.
Sal svaalng prolM.
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POLliJCISVlLLE.
Cettoa Rot s Good. Rev Shingle IW.
Rti'tna MoevtUeea.1 A Mcnle.
X.$B ButaMt' tennn.';Mi'.
Angnst 14. Lsst week, every day' rain
hat given mack distress end also disas
ter te tbe fodder men. il""r'
Crops are still very, poor, especially
corn. Cotton Is by no mesas as good
u tome think it to, a close investigation
plainly abowt tat tobetrne.'
The health of this place t remarkably
gtod, there Is not a case of sickness in
town, yet the Doctor are very busy with
country praotlce. ' ' '
Dr. and Mr. G. & Hughe returned
home 'wet Saturday from the western
part of the Bute looking very much Im
proved by the trip among the hill." i
Mr. E. T. and J B Bender' machinery
arrived here from Philadelphia last week
and It now miles In the country where
they will soon bs tasking tatngles aud
boards of cypres etc
Mr. David 8. Barm of Klnston Is
here visiting his brother Mr. Isaac Bar
ret. : Hb ipeaks In cl iwlngterms of
Kioston's progress and future pros
pects. . -. . . i . '; ;.
The Gum Branch correspondent of ths
Journal teem tokn w very little of this
place and Its peopl 1. lie ugget that
the suae cause may eiui her as in
Hyde county, relative to staggers among
horses. We have no Do mosquitoes at
all and feed wholly on No. 1 Timothy
key.
Mr. T. 8. Bender was summoned
home yesterday by telegram t ace her
mother who was thought by tbe doctors
to be dying at her home In Pill county
near Qulnerly.
We hal the pleasure of attending a
plcuic at the grove of Mr Cyrus Foscue't
lsst Thursday welch, aas a perfect suc
cess In every way, a very select sffttlr
given Mr. Kouo and hi neighbor,
lere were visitors there from as far
south as 'Louisiana snd several from
Western, N. C. Tbe grounds were beau
tifully arranged with walks and rustic
teats, aud tbe stately osks, games and
various sports was tbe feature of the
day.
Mr. A.'S. Lee leaves this evonlng for
Goldkboro where he Intends purchasing
a car load of the It. E. Jones buggies for
Ibis msrket.
There has been quite an improvement
made here on tbe railroad bridge and the
water tank, wblch Is being replsced,by a
new one.
Mr. Matt Harriett our trig sheriff Is
one of our most progressive olltiens, he
is now having his property In this place
repaired, overhauled, etc getting things
In order tor the fall business. His It one
of the latest improved gin plant tn the
county.
Mr. B. B. Barry who ha been spend
ing several weeks visiting hit family
near here returned to his place of bnsi-
i at Jacksonville this morning, so
conipanled by bis daughter, Miss Male.
We hear that the Maytvlll Supply
Co., has been purchased by Mr. 8. 8.
Waters of this county for the sum of
i3,W0. Mr. Chat II. Foy.Uis former
msnager of this business will move to
Kln.ton some time this winter or the
first of aext year we are Informed, where
be can have the advantage of belter
school for hi children, and a broader
field for business.
HullM aa a Bank Telle.
In three bank St Chicago tbe other
day a machine .for counting money,
handled by one man, sorted, weighed
and counted 942,000 an hour In half
eaglet and double eagles, says tbe New
York World. Electricity and com
pressed air are tbe agents need hi at
taining tola speed. Lieut com are
tossed la a "light" compartment Tbe
machine dor tbe work of six men.
The result are ld to be abeolntely
correct. The weighing m dona auto
matically. All tbe maa In charge baa
to do U te ae that tbe feed ebeeta are
kept OUmL -
Grand Jury Report
To jm HoaoaaBLa Jtroea O. H. Auaa,
PaasitHaa
We, tbe Grand Jsry, beg leave to trb-
mlt tbe following report:
We bare have acted os at Bill, 88 of
which we foaod True BUI ead 14 eot
Tre Bills.
W have visited the Oonaly Home In
a body and foaad the Rome la a good
coadltloa a far a tbe tultarf ooed
thmt are ooaeeraed, but we would arg
the asoseslty of speedily. repeiriaglbe
ftacet aad whliewssblog tbe dwelling
aa.l fasces. . We farther eeggeet the!
bath tate be procured for the Inmate ef
be Uetae. -
, We have Inspected tkt Court II out
aad tad h la very geod eoedllloa bat
would serges that lb vaalt he cleared
of all Wjod stiulres aad eellleg and nw.
omasend stem shelve laaltwl, Ikeret y
making lb vstilt utepreof.
" W bare thoroughly tatpretrd the Jail
sad do nat tad H srrwre e-wW tn tbr
manner la whbh ll ejNteastrBcle
W wimld saggem thai the Iii4kW alU
Which art ootid be reaMivnl aad Iron
eirksaballlated, atari the grMliie Mcb
I. (oft Irna ew removrd and ! el bars.
a4 lass Ibaa we Inrh I tHananrt,
enbslltaMl. Wa wmtid ntoameMl In
SjihUlU d.vr fls-il tlkel. A' tnd
ill tflmib elatl wevailtrtl) ehaini l
hstt lm, rlllii ilt all Veiillil4Mi
Iklo dtrrctkia , woahl rwonimrui!
ta rveintal i.f same at face, Al.n, s
14 alnp havUg lw b rarrlnd lU-.mrk
laetktlr lwlldlg by the ut be- trtt
w eonld tawrefnr treometeed lr
Ifni'tloanf runnlag wtv closH
lb wsat iUm of tbe Jill Tbe an aft
be amply protected by reel grating sad
all lbs drsl l o lbs pratnlMi. in be
add with Iheetiy nwrr- W And
I'l In.ak peranet laiauTratrd la tk
UI Sa.l aa n-1.r.i.k I iL.i it I. -ro
s M tli.l the UtMimy kare in oar.
ft lli.m Is lb fiiiur. w wcsKI rc
omtol't that th (' SI bttUd s
at t us o aty i.c rir th -n-r at
furliisale. W. K. Haiisn
Foreman OranJ Jsry.
Plaatlnr Fail Poutata. t Mcettoes Beld.
Back-ia Good Bealtk. A Party. -
orning- f Academy.??
Angutt " M.-New .1 scarce. At
crops , are poor. The . rains continue.
Horse are dying off rapidly ; with stag
ger,,' and. eom. considerable tlckaeas
prevail In torn sections of tbe eoanty.
The farmer are planting their r fall
crop of Irish 'polstoes, turnips and
rutabaga as ususl, about the ame aver
age being planted. -,. '.' v
The revival service at the Baptist
church cloned here last Sunday night
the 18th Inst, with one accession to the
church, the attendance at tbe meetings
unusoslly large. .The, Ber, Mr. Taylor
pastor wa assisted by the Rev. Mr.
Elliott of Chowan oounty, eonslderable
interest waa manifested la the meetings.
The Rev. Mr. Jenktn pastor of the
. E. Church has just closed a success
ful series of meetings at Barnes Chapel
with eleven accessions to the church.
Mr. J.O.Baxter of Stonewall who
hat been clerk with Mr. C. H. Fowler,
for upwards ot-thirty yeart and who on
account of falling health gave np hit po
sition the first of July has been- spend
Ing the greatest portion of hi rest at
Seven Springs, returned laat week very
much Improved In health and look.
He gained 13 pounds daring his stay at
the Spring. He It now receiving goods
end opening np business of his own at
R, H. Baxter1 old stand tn Stonewall,
we wish him success.
Mis Mollis Sawyer of Oregon who I
visiting Mr. W. T. Oaho gave an Ice
cream party Jo- her young friend and
acquaintances last Thursday night,
where tbey all enjoyed themselves
hugely" until eleven o'clock, and de
parted In peace,
Prof. M. W. Ball it down putting np
his potters and distributing them, an
nouncing that the school at Bayboro,
Male and Female Academy, will open on
September 16th- Many new feature
wllLbe added to the school the coming
seasflh. It will be a shame and disgrace
to parents If they keep their children at
home and allow therd to run around the
streets and grow up in ignorance and
Idleness with such a school at their very
door, offering such advantages of an
education. Theie can be no excuse
rendered either now or hereafter by
psrents, if they allow their children to
grow up in ignorance. Parents, white
people, remember the Constitutional
Amendment which you adopted last
year will affect your children atter
1908, just tbe same as It doet the blscks,
all will have to resd snd write and ex
plain the constitution then or be de
prived of tbe privilege to vote White
fieople will you let your child grow up
n ignorance and be disfranchised, this
it a' serious question, think of It.
Mlas Minnie Bellsnce of Pamlico Is
visiting Miss Ada Rlggs of this place.
Misses Bula and Nsttle Miller are vis-
1 'RnRRriiiri
New lot of .he) Beautiful
Noft ; Taffeta . nibboM In
Pink, " Rel, nine, White
and Yellow Iut neeeWed
by ExprrrtM. .
BEAUTIFUL QUALITY
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67 Pollock Strc:
tUng at Masaio thl waek V :S ; :;
Mr. Wallace f)akls I seea occasional I
ly la Bayboro, to the delight of bis many
friend. : . --J -v iy - J -
Augnst M. It rain every day I Tbe
crops are meek better than were report
ed tome weeks ago.
Mr. Jse B. Bennett and kia two
daughters spent three day of last week
visiting friends end relative here.
We are sorry to say Mr. Geo. Wayne
who Is very HI of typhoid fever bs not
reached convalescent atage yet.
Mist Lltile Har-lton of Arapahoe
vlstted Miss Lonls Holton lsst week
much to the satisfaction of ber friends
here.
Rev. I. W. Rogers spent several days
of last week visiting special friends
here.
Mr. ueo. r. enthrall, a young man
who Is studying for the ministry,
preached very pointed doctrinal ser
mon here on tbe 8rd Sunday nlgbt. -
The sign of hard time are leaving I
onr section, for Messrs. J. B. and H. T.
Dunn each bought a splendid new bug
gy last week. Also after walling sev
eral years air. u. uolton purchased a
top buggy of Hearn brother last week.
Toil see onr people will come to the
front. C.
If tbe action of your bowel la not
easy and regular serious complications I
must be tho final result. J)e Witt's Little
Ksrly Risers will remove this danger
Safe, pleasant and effective. F. S. Duffy
ft Co.
Relifions Notice.
St. Mary's Free Will Baptist Sunday
School ha changed It hour of service
from five o'clock back to half past two
o'clock. Tbe school Is requested to be
p-omptly on time next Sunday at half
put two o'clock. 0. T. Hollow ell,
r Secretary.
How The Simplon Tunnel Is
Pro-
tected.
Should Italy and Switzerland fall out
what would happen to theBlmplon Tun
nel. Tbe open Ing on either side will
look like the great doors of some mediae
val fortress. And they will be fortresses
in all reality. Suppose these two bolllger
ents should fall out. Tbey would rush
like a whooping plague through that
tunnel and Invade each other f Indeed
they would not. In the little fortress
at each end there will be a man and a
button. The man will press the button
and bring down tbe mountain. When
the smoke lifts there will not be any
tunnel any more. Some five or six
thousand men will have worked night
and day for five yesrs and a half at a
cost of 70.O0O.OC0 francs and destruc
tion f BvanrnoDT's Magazine.
Oil
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E. W. SMALLWOOD, Hardware Paints and Oils,
NEW BEKN, N. C.
THE WORLD'S BEST. 1
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9 Wll aaW a.iaau W W V
S7 ollccln Street.
The House
Furnisher.
Knives, Forks and
Spoons from cheapest,
I to best sliver plate.
Preserving Kettles
and Pots in Granite
Oil Stoves & Lamps.
M. K Whitehurst,
IS Pollock Street
NBWBKRH, - N. l
.Dtving sccared tn s-rvlcre of ex
perienced parties, I am prepared in
abort notice to tecnle Kami, City,
Land and Rail Road surveying. Ditches,
Hlreels aad Bond laid ont and leveled.
Orsogbllng In ell It Warwhia. ftlus
aad Mark prfnU made. Old maps re
paired snd . mounted. ToprgrapMcal
I nnrve) lug aad plotting. Hrawlng and
wokrtag plan executed promptly. Pew-
crags aad drainage planned, , laid oat
I ad s.s ruction sepetlnisaded. -
J. J. Volfenden;
I New Be-rii,' IV. .!.'.-'-'
$20 REWARD!
1 allt pay tn earb for lU arrrl ted
delivery af lb f following saeied prl.
i.nert wbe eaeaped from CrsvrB rowiitj
jail oe the 111 bias. ;
, Cm, TVopaa, Ftenry Ciffle, - .
Aug 14,1901. . - -
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Craven Coeaty, Jt I'Sffl, f . O,
. (Klnrtoe aad Qrecavin peper plesa
Inaert I Of I lima and send Mil In i. W.
tllddle, BharlfT, K-w lie,, If. C ) ,
FOR SALE.
Two lx,U lit a $-l lortlity.
A'V) On llonut nh Ixt.
E. E. flAr.IT.n.
surveying
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Mower!, Hay Rakes,
Corn Binders and
5hrcddcr.
W r liavr a i:ir,.ail c-f t)n"ien I, ,r it, ,1
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It J I nrili-r ,r"ini,IIv.
Pefi-r you tii I In- filling Int m 1 1 i ,
are mhiiik tlu-m- mowers and reii '
J. M. "iienm-r :it I. L. Klii-ma l.i m. ' '.
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K. Wsd.wnrtli. J. O. 1'nrk.T, ( . M
Heath, t H. Weskltt, J. K Amrj, W. I
Arnold. V. II. (laaklns, fli-lien Miit
lord. Alonra Kulrher, H. W. Intliam.
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pat Ihrmigh er bad every aaaansi.
sad we bar yet to dlaowver a dlau.
fled VKtfonwr. ,
Tbe rolmikl niryile wbleh Is onr
liaikrinwi, All n ow wbl aier
Uaar.-mnxL Irf mrsa w have rip Is s
at low prlrea, trot they tre all good.
W ar baaulqaarWrt Cor all kind eC'
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