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An Excellent Combination
The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy,
Sybup ov Use, manufactured by the
CAxjroaiiA Fie Sybup Co., illustrate
thevalueof obtaining-the liquid law
tire principles of plant known to be
medicinally laxative and presenting1
them in 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 colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual oonBtipetioo per
manently. Its perfect freedom front
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 the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from senna and
othor aromatlo plants, by a method
known to he CAuroasiA Fro 8vnur
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
effects and to avoid imitations, please
remember the fall name of the Company
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FI6 SYRUP CO.
ban najroxaoo. oat
XjOUtsvzlijs, kt. nw tobz, sr. T.
For salo bj HI Drugglita. PrioeWo. par bottfe.
THE JOURNAL.
New Ben, N. C, Not. 81. MO!.-
Index to Hew Advertisements.
Bids for painting church.
Central Heat Market Turkeys, etc
Simmons & Hollowell Co. Cold
weather hints.
Business Locals.
(Hi) 0T8TERS BY MEASUBB for
Nilgy the family trade, at James B.
Dawson's, lOSJUiddle Street
A NEW lot of Beautiful Hall Lamps,
Nickel Stand Lamps, Nickel Hanging
Lamps Just received at Whltehnrst's.
BOARDERS WANTED For Ladles or
gentlemen', good board and modern con
veniences, enquire at 118 East Front St.
Mrs. Abbott.
RESTAURANT A neat up-to-date res
tsnrant, kept by Mrs. N. Tlsdale at lS&i
Middle street. Patrons served oysters
In any style, coffee, milk, sandwiches,
etc. A call will be appreciated.
FINE lot of Pipes Just received at Me
Sorley's.
Bids For Painting Church.
Sealed proposals for all labor for
scraping and painting the Presbyterian
Church, Lecture room and offlcs will be
received until Saturday, November SSrd,
1901, IS o'clock m. Buildings to be paint
ed white and blinds greeni all two coaC
work. Steeple of church to be painted
white. Necessary paint materials to be
furnished by the committee. Bids to
contain an estimate of the number of gal
Ions of paint required. Committee re
serves right to reject any or all bids.
P. H 'PxixmiB,
Gao. N. Ivas,
0, B. Fot.
Committee.
All Meats handled and kept up-to-date
at Central Meat Market
Ton Host Register
lfTonYoto For Elec
tric Ughts.
It Is an established fact that .Cough li
simply an effort of n slurs to get rid of
some Irritation, Carolina Cough Con
will directly effect this, by repairing the
damage done to the tissues of the sir
l th tnnH. Ton can't saaka
any mistake In trying It, It li harmless
and equally good tor old and young. No
cura, no pay.S6e. at Bradham's.
Stock fit Cost.
Including all oar now goods boaght
this fall, dress goods, KlUteary, jackets,
furs, shoes, holiday goods, la fact the aa
tire stock at post . O. A.. BABJOOT.
Spices. ' . Y
GoodBpIces. Sploas that cost a Utile
more thaa those you generally get at the
grocery store, but what does a fraction
of cent mount to compared With a Jar
of pickles that are "Just right," Ton
yourself know that la pickling, or I
cooking yon cant oxpoor tost results
unless your iploes aw good. Let as
apply 70 wltm t1 mmmM ft11
year. At Bradham's VUimmif. : or-;.
'' - "" v.v.
tidre Stock. , .
r Including SiX)0.00 worth of mw
good bought Ola fall at cost, absolately
without rseem, sale wIU begte Wednes
day toorniBf at o'clock. . .
. O. A.BAKFOOT. '
17m ' .'!',
: CAPtjOME
Does notWfedJhi
. ' It U different from other.
J , Headaobo Remedlesy 7: j v.
? COLD BI CUGCIStS.
DO TODR MITT. 1 ; ,
EaTeToa Registered T There are Three
' Kore Days to Get oa the Books. J
It fat the duty of every good citltea to
see that his name .is oa the books of
registration. There are only three more
days to register, Thursday,' Friday and
Saturday of this week, If you do not get
your nam oa the registration books you
will not bo able to vote. , n ; -
The question to be voted on next De
cember 8rd is of great Importance to the
people of New Bern and U should be de
cided by a full vote. The only way you
eaa pass upon the matter is by register
ing oa one of the next three days. Bee
that your nsme gets on the books, it is
not on them now unless you have seen
to It, for it is an entirely new registra
tion. Do your duty as a good oltlzen to
day. y
... "Spinster Tea.'
On next Taesdsyjevsnlng a "Spinster
Tea" will be held In the Church Parlors
on New street
The spinsters will receive their many
friends and in the course of the evening
will exhibit pictures of the men they hsd
refused and tell the story of their woo
ing, stating what these men lacked to
make them pleasing to them.
While this is a "Spinster Tea" the
"Bachelors" are cordially Invited Xo at
tend, and we promise all an evening of
amusement and fun. Refreshments will
be sold for the benefit of the Epworth
League library.
A. k N. C. R. R. Change Schedule.
On and after November 31th, the At
lantlo & North Carolina train, now leav
ing New Bern at 4:50 p. m. will leave
here at 6 p. m. daily.
A Very Sad Accident
Pollocksvllle, Nov. 20, 1901.
About six o'clock on the evening of
the 18th, Rath, the llttle 6 year old
daughter of Mr. andMrs. T. S. Bender,
of this place was burned to death by her
clothes catching Are from a heater In
their sitting room. Mrs. Bender had just
left her and gone to the wood pile for a
basket of chips. The whole affair was all
over In less than two minutes.
The funeral wss conducted by Rev.
Mr. George of New Bern from the Bap
tist church at this place on the evening
of the 19th at 8 o'clock.
Little Roth is quietly resting In River
side cemetery at this place. May Ood
comfort the bereaved ones.
OABTOniA,
Ban ia. y II" Kuid-Yoa Han Alwar
Bgnatar
New Dental Parlors.
Dr. H. R. Parker, Is now occupying
the dental parlors at 981 Middle street,
recently vacated by Dr. d. D. Barr, and
will be glad to see his Menus, and all
who may desire his services.
Entertainment Thanksgiving Night.
There will be an entertainment at the
Opera house on Thsnksgivlng night,
which will be a most enjoyable affair, it
being under the direction of Miss Cam
mle Lord, assisted by local talent ',
Full announcement will be made
latex
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
MlssSsrah dlmpson Msnly, of Balti
more, is visiting with Mrs- Charles Duf
fy on Pollock street.
Mr. W. B. Blades left on.tho Nease
last night for Elizabeth City.
Mr. Rodolph Duffy, left for Wilming
ton yesterday morning.
Mr. O. J Rlvenbark of Ooldsboro is
In the city on business for bis paper.
Hunters are out
The local sportsmen are out these dsys
and some suooess has rewarded their ef
forts, but so far no large strings are re
ported. A good deal of land Is now posted in
this section and the law Is so stringent
and the necessary written order to hunt
oa land is so much trouble to obtain that
hunters are greatly hampered In the
sport Borne ducks have been shot and
a few nave been offered for sale.
I tnm the Herttora Weed
sn la Pjnj-BAa. the eartala eon to sons.
Register ;' and ; Vol
For Slectrlc Slights.
Ounces Bis Location.
4 ,
Mr. T. H. Carmine, of Pamlloo county
who has beta a largo trucker,, has de
cided to change his- location and has
height a plaot Bear the town of Falson,
In Duplin eotraty, on the Atlantic Coast
line. It Is a strawberry and trucking
section aad Mr, Carmine Is hopeful of a
successful and enlarged scope for hit
operations, i,
, li fte i Children's Friend, rS
ToaH have a cold this winter. Maybe
you have one aow. Tour children will
suffer too. For coughs, eroop, bron-
ehltla, grip and other winter complaints
Ons Minute Cough" Cure never falls.
Acts promptly. It is very pleassnt to
ths taste and perfectly harmless, a B.
Qeorge, Winchester, Ky., writes "Oar
little girl was attacked with eroup late
one night and was to hoarse she could
hardly apeak; ' We gave her a tew doses
of Oaa Minute Cough Cure. It relieved
her Immediately and she went to sleep.
Wbea she awoke next'mornlng she had
ao signs of boarsenesi or croup. F. 8.
Duffy. - -' ' - --
Have' ' Yen HSv
trrc;l ? 11 JfiC ;s r n.
Kr ; Elks Organize at Raleigh. 1
. On yesterday as - announced lav the
Raleigh papers the Raleigh Lodge of
Elks was duly organised. Congressman
Q. R. Thomas left oa the morning train
to participate In the organization, and
wIU become a member," making a speech
in response to a toast, at the banquet at
night at the Tarborough Eoase, -.. - "
" About two hundred members of the
Elks organization from Wilmington,
Durham, Greensboro and other parts of
the State are expected.
The Elks organization la rapidly be
coming one of the most pdwarful and
influential in the United 8tetes. .
The membership I from Maine to
California and Texas. Many prominent
men In Congress and publio life are
members. . It Is growing , rapidly in
North Carolina. Besides it Is an organi
zation whloh believes in practical chari
table work, loyal to its members, and
relieving the poor and destitute. In the
winter's freeze In Wilmington It Is said
the Elks brotherhood did mora hard
work than any other organisation to re
lieve the suffering and destitute.
A Friend of the Family's.
The well known dog Jack, belonging
to the Cox household on Craven street,
has departed this life, and if there should
be a place for departed spirits of dogs,
Jack Is now occupying a prominent po
sition In that place.
Jack's many dog virtues and excellen
cies are so familiar to all that It la un
necessary to recount them. He was a
good dog and he will be missed by the
household of whioh he has been an ad
mired member, also by many friends
about town who have oft had hisser
vlces Id rat killing times.
Small Hams at Centra! Meat Mar
ket. It Never Lags.
"Married for Money," one of the
brightest comedies seen this season was
presented at the Qrand last night. There
is a clean, wholesome vein of comedy
running through the entire performance,
which never lags till the curtain drops
on the last act. Many new specialties
were welcomed, making almost a contin
uous performance. Dally Gazette, Ashe
ville, N. O."
At the Masonic Opera House Friday
night, November 22nd.
He is Now a Major.
H. R. Street of this city has been made
an aide-de-camp on the staff of Governor
Aycock with the rank of Major.
Live Turkeys and Chickens at Central
Meat Market.
DIED.
On the 19th Inat at the home of her
parents In Morganton, ;N. C, Susan
Moaely, eldest daughter of Dr. Isaao M.
and Susan Evans Taylor, In the eleventh
year of her age.
"Of such is the Kingdom of Heav
en." Different From Last Tear.
In 1900, November 81st aad 23 ad, the
temperature was noted as markings
high record, the maximum upon the
above two days being 81 degrees.
This year, taking the minimum, the
temperature has been below freezing on
each of the last six dsys.
Orange Brand Breakfast Bacon, best
out, at Central Meat Market
Premium Day at Planters.
Today will be premium sale day at the
Planters Tobacco Warehouse, aad some
Urge sales are expected, with high
prices for the sellers.
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup Cures
a Cough or Cold at once. Conquers
Croup, Whooping Cough and Measles
Cough without fail. Best for Bronchitis,
Hoarseness, Grippe, Pneumonia, Con
sumption and Luug Affections. Quick,
sore results. Prloe, 25a
Celery Headache Powders.
There la not any better remedy for
headache than these powders. They
never fall to relieve. Made and sold only
at Davis' Prescription Pharmacy. .
IIiih leva rtalshe4. "
"But surely," urged Barlow, "aeam
Is believing.? -... ,,
' "Not necessarily," responded Dobsod.
"For instance, I see yon ovary day,
but aa to .IjaUeTlngou";-.,,,,,!;
Tooth Brushes at BirtoVM;
Davis Prescription Pharmacy has Jost
received a lot of tooth brushes from
Chat Loonen, the well-known manufac
turer of brushes la Paris. Each brash
has "Davis Pharmacy" stamped oa the
handle, and li guaranteed to be perfect.
If one ll found unsatisfactory, it may be
returned. It Is being made a leader at
Davis' and the price Is only 85 cents.
QLAXATTVB . TASTELESS
III! I "Pnailrt
. HILL IU.,IU.
Combining W, ltlv property
of Ouwn, bsHniMtB Rnr
fel tontft. (lifiw.nl..'. A".k.OlyMllt at
IIBAOUAM'S UAHMACK.
After a Nights Ride
On tho Automobiles;
come up to our store and get
a bottio or ;
Cherry Glycerine.
It will prevent coughs and colds
fmm the night air. Bold only at
HARGET'S riTARMACT, "
Cor. Iiroad & Fleet I .
. BROKE-THE NEWS.
How Considerate tlmibanal Pre-
Hla Wife Fer TmHa '
She had evidently Just coma' home
from her summer trip, for she was as
brown a bun and aa vivacious as a
sparrow. Tho man with, her had the
pleased expression of one who baa Buf
fered, but Who Bees comforts accumu
lating ahead. "i'':t.C:?M:: .T;-4S
"The cook baa left" he began tenta-
f tively as soon aa tbey were seated in
the car. 'We'll go to one, of the ho
tels for luncheon.".
, "Mary Anne gone!" gasped the sun
burned woman excitedly. "Why,
what"
. "And the canary's dead," iwent on
her better half. "The cat ate it"
"My poor little Cherry 1" signed the
woman.
"And the fox terrier broko the big
vase in the drawing room a couple of
days ago."
"Not the one Aunt Sarah gave me
that cost five hundred dollars T"
"I'm sorry to say It was. Some one
burned a big hole In one of the lace
curtains in the library too. I noticed
it for the first time this morning.
Looks like a match might have been
thrown on it, and"
"James Fitzhugh," said the sun
burned woman with portentous calm
ness, "If you have any more bad news
to Impart to me, please wait until we
get home. If you keep on, I shall
scream. Tell me at once what else
horrible has happened."
"That's all," replied the man hurried
ly and without noticing the Inconsist
ency. "At least that's the worst. I just
thought I'd prepare you so you would
not be surprised when you went In the
house and discovered those things. Oh,
yes, I forgot Mary Anne took the all-
ver coffeepot away with her when she
left, and I haven't been able to find
either of them since. Pity about the
coffeepot, since it was your great-grand
mother's; but don't worry, the police
wiU find If yet Come on; we get off
here."
And they did, but If ever indignation
was expressed in a back It was in that
of the sunburned and vivacious little
woman late from the seashore as she
strode across the hotel pavement Bal
timore News.
Disappointment.
'1 suppose you are disappointed be
cause the critics condemned your
book."
"Yes. I don't mind what they said so
much as the mean way In which they
said it"
"They seemed disposed to be mild."
"Yes. None of the denunciations were
sufficiently violent to attract any atten
tion whatever to the book." Washing
ton Star.
A Brute's Retort.
"No, Mr. Jobunker, I cannot accept
your proposal," said Miss Spiffing, "I
am too young to marry."
"But you must remember. Miss Spif
fing," the refused one went on, "that
the ancient Biblical custom of women
marrying after they are sixty has gone
entirely out of style." Pittsburg
Chronicle-Telegraph.
North Carolina 10-4
the Elkin Woolen Mills,
jpold
j leather
fejiints.
K :
i
i
$3.50
Line of Comforts from f 1.26 to $2.50 each.
Special large size White Quilts for 60o each.
Handsome line of Fancy Bod Seta in drawn work
: and inserting, fillowi and Sheets to match. Just the
thing for Cnuistmas presents. Ask to see them. ,
' Mocha Gloves in all
Guaranteed Glove at 11.00,
market."' '"v s - J
. " For the small boys and girls we carry a fine line of
Warm Wool Mitts and Gloves In prioe from 10o to 25o
per pair, while for tho grown np folks the prioes are
25o and 60c. , . , A - . .
Call Special Attention
to the 60o Wool Gloves for men. t Three yery good
warm stylos. :. -. ?
II ATE A LCOIt!
L.U ....
67 Police!; Ulrcct.
" Entire Stock. -
At cost, absolately without reserve.
store wDl bo closed (today) Tuesday to
arrange goods for anlck selllnc. sale be
gins Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock,
.O.A.BAKFOOT.
JACOBS' Raleigh Rye Whiskey la tho
best " Middle street -'V;-
ISM OPERA HODSE
One Right Only !
FRIDAY, NOV. 22,
MR. JACK C0EB, '
and -MISS
FAT CARLISLE;
Presents their own Comedy
production
ien for
Plenty of Laughter,
Highcbss Specialties,
Bnperb Costumes,
Startling Situations.
uu uu uiuuvj u guuu u JBsUTiuu Jiunej,
POPULAR PRICES, 25c, ft 60c
FARM.
68 acres, about one and a half
miles from New Bern on the right
side of Pembroke road. For Sale
or rent. Apply to
MRS. ANNIE DINKINS,
NOTICE
To Tax Payers!
Tour taxes have been due since Sept.
1st, and must be paid or I shall be com-
polled to collect by distress. The State,
County and Schools are demanding
money for current expenses and their
demands must be met. I can be found
at my office on every day from 8 a. m. to
8 o'clock p. m., and I hsve deputies with
authority to collect In every township,
Please pay at once and asro trouble end
costs.
The law compels the sheriff to Indict
before a J. P. all business men who do
not pay their license tsxes under sched;
ule"B," Revenue Act 1901, end this
law will be enforced against those who
have not done so before expiration of
the present month.
J. W, BIDDLE,
Sheriff.
November 16th, 1001.
All Wool Blankets, made by
'
r i
ir
Man
Money
QV.
shades and a French Eld
are the best value 'on this
,. . ..:.;.'.
1 1
ilhe
Wc have -
Eeefers, Overcoats, Suite and Corduroy Trousers.
Woolen Gloves, Kid Gloves, Stocking?, Underwear, Cups-
and Hats.
Also the best line of Shoes
n..-
UUdlclllltJCU iu wuctr. i
Styles Up-to-date and PKICES RIGHT. A
Give our Boy's and Youth's Department a look and let us
SAVE YOU MONEY on your little man's outfit, and nt the
same time give you something nobby,
1. 6. DDI & CO,
Mens and
57" olloclz Street.
()
Tobacco is Setting High.
And you will make no mistake in bring
ing it to the New Bern Market.
Our buyers are anxious lor all grades
from scrap to wrapper, and we will see that
you get the lull worth ot your load.
LAST PREMIUM SALE OF
THE SEASON,
THURSDAY, NOV. 2 1st, Premiums are
Offered on All Grades.
Bring in your tobacco and we will please
you with GOOD PRICES.
Yours to Please,
Planters Warehouse Co..
J. M. HOWARD, Manager
S. B. CURRIN, Auctioneer,
An Up-to-date Rig
a regular cock of the walk for
TnankaeiTlng day and for erery day U
what a driving man wants, and be need
seek no farther than our carriage repos
itory, where all that is new, novel, smart
ana styuin in pnenmatic tirea ana spe
cial made vehicles can be had. We have
ths bast in design, make and finish, and
oar carriage! of all kinds are noted for
extreme ease of riding and running
qualities.
SPECIAL NOTICE Anyone desiring
to purchase aWatera buggy on one years,
time, eaa do so until Jan. 1st, 1902, by
giving good security.
Yours truly,
O. H. Waters A Son,
Phone 188,
. ti Broad. St, Naw Bbbn, N. 0.
t
. ' r i ' i : tor om Cattod and other beatinc siovaa far sxsWlea owr
i, 'i : : i - axpflciaUocs aad our stock is brokaat. We axpaot on Mom.
" day to hart them In and will be prepared to ftll erdere en
- ' .-.Tuesday. .' , , '
.li fuQ Sue of 'Wileou and Enlamaader Heaters in
" , "'Vuikfromla.HtW.OO. ' -
Ball Ocarina Castors.
rrornptntM aad saslgtMtloi aaiared oar otuomars. ,U- v '
. C)
O
Seys
ever shown in the town,
Boy's Wear,
Wanted on (inml, Cily Security fur
12 months tir longer (lie toti in; ;i
ninnnts for sei;n-ite lo:ins; ,
$2,500.0?, $1,0('O.OC: ( ii.ler.-M.
Parties desiring to In;... nil or :iny
part of the above sums kiurlly .'..m mu
nicatewit'i OWEN II. OL'DN,
Nov. II, 1901. Attorney.
HoIIister & Cox,
Wholesale and Itrlail
goal Dealers.
Full supply oi Anth
racite in all sizes and
also the celebrated
Toms reek soft coal,
which is lumpy and
especially adapted lor
use In grates.
Aft orders given prompt mid
personal attention.
Office. Yard DH- OA
Foot of Craven '.
st. rnunc jt(
Wanted to Borrow.
V .Occkill Hardware ' .O
.U-t
147.
78 IbsDU Bt
HEW BESi, N. O
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