i ' -
1 An Excellent Combination.
The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy,
Bteup or Figs, manufactured- by the
California Pro Stbcp Co., illustrate
the valuo of obtaining the iiqnid laxa-
tire principles 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, cleansing' the system effectually,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet pr.vmpsly and cnnblingone
to overcome habitual constipation per
manently; Its perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and sub-
' stauoe, 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 tho medicinal qualities of the
remedy arc obtaiued from senna and
other aromatic plants, by a method,
known to the California Fio Stout
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
effects and to avoid imitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed on tho front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FBAHCI800, OAL.
tOTJISVIIXJ!, ET. HSW YOKE. If. T.
For sain by all Druggists. Price Wo. per bottle.
THE JOURNAL,
New Bern, N. C, Jan. 12, 1008.
Index to New Advertisements.
Barfoot Wednesday morning.
G. N. Ennett-r-A few bargains.
E. K. Bishop For tale or lease.
Simmons & Hollowell Co. Ribbons.
Business Locals.
FOUND Masonic Fin, at Atlantic
Coast Line depot. Owner can get pin
by calling stJoUBKAL office and paying
-lor advertisement.
JACOBS' Raleigh Rye Whiskey Is! the
best. Middle street.
FOR SALE A good horse and buggy.
The borse is ten years old, and is a good
traveler, will work on farm or rosd. A
good Bargain, Cheap. Apply to W. A.
Wilson, Dover, N. C:
Brsdham's Antl-Bllllous Liver Fills
should be in every house. They are of
ten needed. Always handy and invaria
bly beneficial. Safe, essy and sure.
Large boxes 25c. Sample, 0 pills for Sc.
Prescriptions at Davis'.
Davis' Prescription Pharmacy makes
a specialty of prescriptions. Prompt
and careful attention is given them.
Only the best drugs are used. The
prices are reasonable. Bend yours there
to be filled.
K your child is ailing, you may find
that Carolina Worm Killer Is just what
they need. Anyway it can do no harm,
but always does good. 25c. at Brad
ham's.
Walnut Taffy and Walnut Buttercups
at McSorley'e.
HotDrtnks at Davis'.
Daring the cold weather, stop In at
Davis' Prescription Pharmacy and get a
cap of hot chocolate of tomato bouil
lon, or yon can get a glass, of genuine
coca-cola.
What are yon waiting for, when every
one vfho has tried it, will toll yon that
Bradham't Carolina Cough Care Is the
best you can buyt Try It yourself.
Price 25c
Hot Chocolate, and Hot Coffee and
Bandwlcb.es at McSorley's.
For that bead cold, get a bottle of
Brsdham's Dime Catarrh Cure.. It if
warranted to give relief la one night or
money cheerfully refunded.
ajar at Davis'.'
' Davie Prescr! Dtlon Pharmacy hat et
. xlnilva usncv In thll CitV for the PODU-
, lr Thso ciiars. Besides this brand
there are other well known brands. Bay
voar cigars at Davis'. : r
ir Tonr onuoien jut vtvwir,- i wvv
Ing Cough or a simple Cough, An way'
Croup Byrap will certainly relieve them
It la about the onlv re medy prepared ex
datively lor vnrap . nu , vumuw
- Cooghs end we unhesitatingly mom
saend It as the best Msny ute and praise
.' it. We guarantee It Price 20c ' Sold
K at Htnrv's Pharmacy. Wis' rnarmacy,
and BradhamVi Pharmacy,; t:,,,
. Celery Headache, Powders. ' i
, i Thank not anv better remedy for
headache than these powders. They
never feu to relieve. Hade ana sola only
t Davlr PreectlpUoa Pharmacy. . ;
capudihe
Does not effect the
heart -;j --V v: ;;
Iiya'difforcDt fromjolhcr ' '
' ' ' JIcadacheKcmcdics. '
, COLD BY 'AIL BSCCGISTS.
a:,gl:.j a:,d a: cut.
The cutter Boutwell returned yester-
dajaooalroa SOrn,B8J0,rn the river
and in the sounds.
Mr. E. H. Barnna hat been employed
as Ume keeper at the A. & N. 0. railroad
shops and is considered a very reliable
man for all clerical work. -
Mr. 3. W. 8mallwood has taken a'po-
sitlor- as book keeper at the Oaks Mar
ket, Mr. 8. H. Lane having resumed his
former, position with M. Hahn St Bon.-
The high winds caused a good deal of
dust on the streets yesterday and a rain
ts needed. The country roads are dry,
the last rain recorded being Dec. 80th, a
few drops fell yesterday. -
Lower Middle street was pretty well
crowded yesterday. There were good
oyster receipts daring the week and re.
tall dealers' say they nave fine Hock for
(ale over their counters. - 1
The new fence, which It was noted
some time ago would be built around the
A. & N. C, railroad property, it now
under construction,; The fence runs
along Pasteur street and encloses, the
side as well at the main track,
The track farmers are preparing their
lands for spring crops. ": The fields with
in a shorf time ago were covered with a
dense growth of cotton, are now In many
oases ' completely transformed, , having
upon them rows of young cabbsge
plants.
The office In "doctors' row" lately oc
cupied as a small restaurant, Is being
fitted for an insurance office and will be
occupied by Mr. W. B. Allen represent
ing the Prudential Life Insurance Com
pany. The property belongs to Mr. A. H
Bangert, ,
The. loud megaphone caused a good
deal of a noise on the street last night.
It was sounded) by the Jas. H. Thome
Dramatic Oompany, advertising "in
thunder tones" that prices of seats at
the Opera House Monday and Tuesday
nights would be 10, 20, and 80 cents.
Tobacco seed is in demand now by
the farmers as the time Is close at hand
for planting the beds. Among those
who called at the Planters .Warehouse
for seed was Mr. 8. 8. Waters of Mays
vllle. Mr. Waters reports much lncressed
Interest among growers of tobacco. He
was also In to see about his fertlll-
:rt. ' '
The first shipments of material for the
new electrlo light plant, under contract
by Smith, Courtney ft Co. of Richmond,
Va are expected to arrive in a few
days. The many different articles re
quired are being gotten ready for ship
ment and the plant Is promised to be in
shspe within the three months allowed
by the contract
It is likely that a good many New
Bernlans will avail themselves of the
chance 19 visit Chsrleston daring the
next three months. The fare is very
reasonable, being $7.55 for the round
trip. Leaving here in the morning the
arrival is made at Charleston about 11
o'clock that night and the return can
also be made during the day.
Mr. E. E. Bryan, Jr., of Dublin, Ge.,
is having a residence built for his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Bryan, on
Craven street next to their former rest
denoe. Mr. Bryan was here a few days
ago and let the contract The founda
tion is being laid and an Interesting de
tail Is that the "corner stone" was laid
by 18 of the grand-children; eleven of
them each laving. a brick and two absent
ones each laying one by "proxy."-
Cut this out and take it to P. 8. Daffy
& Go's drag store and get a free sample
of Chamberlain's Btomach and Liver
Tablets, the best physic They also cure
disorders of the stomach, biliousness and
headache.
Closed by Order of Court
B. Coplon, formerly a merchant on
lower Middle street, moved to Durham
and opened a store there a year or two
age By an order of Jddge Purnell last
week the (tore was closed npon the rep
resentation of creditors In Baltimore.
Mr. Coplon la called to appear before
judge rurneu at Kaieigh. January lem
and show cum why he should not be
declared Insolvent ; . ' .'
A Profitable Investment .
"I was troubled tor about seven yean
with my stomach and In bed half my
time," tart B Demlo, Semervllle, lnd.,
I spent aboat $1,000 and never could get
anything to help me until I tried Kodot
Dyspepsia Cure. I have taken a few
bottles and am entirely well." Ton
don't live by swbat yon eat, .;. but
by what "yon digest and assimilate. If
yonr stomach doesn't digest your food
yon are really starving. Eodal Dyspep
sia Care does the stomach's work by di
getting the food. Ton don't have to
diet- Eat all yon want Kodal Dyspep
sia Cure cures all stomach troubles, ft)
Duffy, -irv ' - r
- 'Help It Heeded.'
A farmer of Lenoir county, whose
crop last yew was a failure, came to
New Bern In hope of getting work. He
has been hers two weeks and having no
trade has been enable to secure work.
His name Is Dock Faulkner and with
him is hit wife and five children. They
have been living across from the knit
ting mill on Griffith street and Mrs;
Faulkner has been lU since coming here.
They lived on bread alone for several
days and without fire It Is represented
as a case deserving of the attention of
charitable people.
LAXATIVE TASTELESS
nm to::ic.
t ( aaratw, l.ri"ii- ittl mm m p- r-
V.:
1 r
oylatcci Ycu:;a fxcfle.
The Result Is a Suit Brought That is of
Huch Interest. " . '
A trial was begun before magistrate
8. R. Street yesterday and postponed un
til next Wednesday, that promises to be
of considerable interest. The suit was
brought by Mr. 8. H. Scott on behalf of
hit son Fred Scott, sgalnst Messrs. W K
Btyron and Dwlght Styron. ,'-., "
The account 0' h affair that led to
this suit is told as follows: Young . Fred
Bcott, 17 years of age, and ; Hiss Inas
Tsunch, a young Mist of .15 years of
age of Baltimore, who Is a nelce of Mr,
W. JL Styron and on a visit In this city,
became fast friends,; Miss Inei Is de
scribed as a young girl of a merry and
somewhat romantic disposition and . she
asked Fred to take her to a dance to be
given at Yanoeboro Friday night. Fred's
brother, George, had gone to the dance
with a boy friend and .Fred - asked ' hit
father if he also could have a horse and
baggy from his livery -'. (table and . ob
tained consent. Fred called, for Miss
Inez at a neighbor's house where 'the
girl was waiting and at 7 o'clock they
started for Vanceboro by the Neuse
river road, intending to cross at Street's
ferry.'". : . ' '''
Mr. Btryon heard that his noicehad
gone on the trip, and it being without
his consent he strongly objected and a
hasty vkit was made to livery (tables
and at M. Hahn & Bon's a fast team was
hired and hastily harnessed and pursuit
began. Oat near Streets' Ferry, which
Is some 10 miles north of New Bern, the
pursued and pursuers came in sight of
each other. Fred saw thst something
was up and whipped op to get oat of
the way, but there was a broad river
ahead and one horse was no match for
two. The young couple were fairly
caught Fred was forced to descend
from the buggy and Mr. Btyrofl proceed
ed to "wear him out" with the buggy
whip. A pretty severe chastisement is
said to hare been given and some of the
details may be brought out at the trial.
All returned to this city and Fred re
lated his troubles at his home.
Yesterday, as stated, Mr, Bcott
brought suit In behalf of bis son and en
gaged Attorneys W. W. Clark and L. J.
Moore to prosecute it, and upon request
It was postponed. Hiss Inez has return
ed to her home In Baltimore.
Only Temporary Shutdown.
The Wallace Shoe Bouse was closed
for a short time yesterday on account of
a suit for debt brought by Mr. 8. R. Ball,
representing a northern firm. A debt of
158 was due the firm and Mr. Ball
brought salt to recover his commission,
through his attorney, D. L. Ward. A
judgment was rendered, but Mr. Wallace
claimed exemption under the homestead
law, and Messrs. M. M. Marks,' tf . T
HIU and T. Burke laid It off. It was
found that the property did not exceed
the exemption limit end the plaintiffs
were assessed the costs. The Wallace
Shoe Company resumed later In the day
and were doing business last night.
' New Repair Shop.
Messrs Atkinson and Blalock havs
bought oat the picture frame business
formerly conducted on Craven street by
8. B. Parker. The new proprietors will
oontlnue the picture frame business and
will also conduct a furniture repair shop
and will add an upholstering depart'
ment where the best grsde of work will
be done
OASTOXIXA
Bwntb The aind Yoe Hue Alwsvs BonC
SVfMU
Wednesday Horning' Jan. 15th.
Starts by far the greatest bargain tale
of Embroideries, Edging and Inserting
that we have ever had on sale. Edging
and Inserting actually worth from 10c
to 40o per yard now at 4c to 18o yard,
one ease 1788 yards to be sold and we
expect every yard to be told In two dayt
at these prices. ; O. A. BilrooT.
Barlow k Wilson's minstrels.
minstrel show alwsys catches the
crowd. Those who failed to see Barlow
A Wilson's Minstrels at' Cooper Opera
House Tuesday night missed . good
thing of the kind. The performance
was first rate all the way through while
some of the specialties were of the high
est order. The dancing was splendid,
the singing fairly good, the Jokes humor
out, the comedians funny. ' Lawrence
Barlow la inimitable in hit line, with
Walter T. Stock, t good second at a fun
maker, while at a back and wing dancer
his eqnal would be hard to find. Frank
Lawrence who is styled the most artistic
club juggler In America, Is certainly the
finest .we have seen. ' The slsck wire
performer Wat perfect In his work, tome
feats being ontqualed on this stage' The
contortionist vu perhsps the best ever
teen here.; Lawrence Barlow and Fred
Wilton were great In their act as the
musical msganets, and kept the audience
In an uproar of laughter. Henderson,
N. O. Gold Leaf, Jan. Oth. - ; T
Barlow and Wilton, will appear at the
Masonlo Opera Route In New Bern next
Thursdsy night, . ' ,
BnntVi
Sign till
of
A LI0IIT C0ULII.
Is not an r tiling to 1 , n
It fattens iLclf onto th hrnncliml
tnbot and rechri fur tlie lung.
There It a wy to
Sh.u.e It Cut
of tlio tvo'i m. I in nn pn'V wbv,
take CI'-rry- . ; irlnn. '1 m r-m-nlv
ill one rvi-iy lime, lit cu-
p. ivn .r"! rrnu")lO llifl Fpnt
v, ,1 I i! ii l;u, Urkllnvi' rn
p. i y;i -I )!; ! ves It out fpi:' ; y
Mrs. BeUle Whitford Is visiting in
Klnston.
Mr. L. 8. Grant left for his home In
Northampton county yesterday for few
days visit
Rev. John Stsnlj Thomas of Suffolk,
Va., left yesterday, after several days
visit in the city,
Mr. Robert Nelson of Contenlnae
Neck, Lenoir county It (pending a few
dsyt In the city. '
Mist Hattie ' Markt deft yesterday
morning, returning to Peace Inetitute at
Raleigh. ,-.-
Mrs. Almon Hart of Tarboro, left yes
terday, after several days visit with her
sister, Mrs, 8. W. Hancock. ;
Mr. J. C. Freeman, of Burlington, N,
0., arrived here last night, to take a po
tition in F. 8. Daffy's drag store
Mr.G. N. Ennett, proprietor, of the
New Bern Book Store, Is in the city. Mr
Ennett held a position In the peniten
tiary under Mr. Leaser's administration
and has many friends in Raleigh News
Observer, 11th. ;..
Notice Heptasophs. ,
Tour Conclave No. 486 will meet Mon
day night at 8 p. m. Jan, 18,, at the office
of Bro. J.J. Tolson, Sen. Brethern it
will be to your interest to attend this
meeting.
Geo. D. Gordneu,
Secretary.
1 i
Services Today.
First Baptist Church. Hlght C Moore
pastor. Services todsy at 11 a. m. and
7:80 p. m. Sunday School at three
o'clock, O. C. Clark, Jr., Superintendent.
The public cordially Invited to all
services.
Presbyterian Church Preschlng at 11
o'clock a m and 7.80 p m by the Rev: E E
Gillespie of Greensboro. Babbath School
at 8.80 p m Yisltora and strsngers are cor
dialy invited.
Services today at Centenary M. E.
Churoh, Rev. R. F. Bumpas, Pastor,
Morning service at 11 o'clock, evening
service at 7:80 o'clock. Sunday School
at 8 p. m. Everybody Invited.
Services at Christian church this
morning at 11 a. m. and this evening at
7:30 p. m. by the pastor, M. 8 Spear. All
invited to sttend.
Christian Science Church Services
Sunday 10.45 am Subject: "Life."
Ptslm, 86:7.8. Testimony service Wed
nesday 7:80 p. m. Reading room
open dally. All are cordially. Invited
to attend.
If troubled with a weak digestion
belching, sour stomach, or If you feel
dull after eating, try Chamberlain'i
Btomach and Liver Tablets. Price, 25
cents. Samples free at F. 8. . Duffy &
Go's, drug store.
A-AAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAa
Ear
Something specially
Ribbons at
I5c Per Spool,
10 jarda on each spool. All the leading shades.
This is Extraordinary value.
NECK RIBBONS.
. We offer this morning an nnuaually attractive line ,
of Plain and Fancy Neck Ribbons at .
25c Per Yard.-
Look at the styles in our windows. And tbo price ls(
so low. '-.-A'- . '.
! . - These vataes are worth looking into.- ..
..... '
TEE MARKETS.
The fol owing quotations were receiv
ed by J. X. Latham ft Co,' New Bern
H. O. ' -' -
. , Naw Yoei, Jan. 11.
0ottob - Open. High. Low. Close
January-.... 7.05 - - 7.05
March.. 8.04 8 08 8.04' 8.04
May... '8.14 8.18 8.18 8.18
July..;...... .847.. 8.21 8.10 8.10
Aug.... 8.08 8.01 8.03 8.03
Chicago, Jsn. It
Wbkat: Open. High. Low. Close
Msy 83, - 83J 82i 82,
Goes; . Open. High. Low. Close
May.. 66 66 65 65J
Ribs: Open. High. Low. Close
Jan 860 860
Newtork, Jan. 11.
Stocks; Open. High. Low. Close
Sugar 122, 128, 121, 121 J
Con. T 115 115i 115 115
Bo Ry 88i 83 83 33
0.8. L. 12J Hi
U. 8.8 431 43, 48 43
Tex. Pao
A. O.F 29J 29
V. O. C
Copper.... 70 71 70 70
Cot. Oil
Liverpool
Bpots 4 17-82. Bales 5,000 bales.
Futures, Jan-Feb 4.27. Apr-May 4.28.
May-Jane 4.28.
NEW BERN COTTON MARKET.
Cotton wss quoted In the local market
yetterday at 7 to 7.
PORT RECEIPTS.
8ame week
last year.
175,000
fjaBt week
282,000
This week.
Bat. 40000
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thurt:
Frl.
10000
23000
88000
33000
26OC0
86000
175,000
Don't Live Together.
Constipation and health never go to
gether. DeWltt'a Little Early Riteia
promote easy action of the bowels with
out distress. "I hsve been troubled
with costlvenets nine yeare," says J O
Greene, Depauw. lnd., "I have tried
many remedies but Little Early Risers
g ire best results." F 8 Duffy.
nice it our new All Silk Baby
1
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t1ttttt ttt"
recce $ooooooooooc :: zz
j NOW IS TOVIt CHARGE TO BUT j
gw va ea -
We have a very few $6.50,
suits leic. in order to close
them to yon for
S5.00.
THINK OF IT ! The largest sacrifice offer ever made
town.
IT IS UP TO YOU.
Tou will regret it if yon don't avail yourself of this offer.
TEEMS STRIOTLY CASH.
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Men's eft Boy's Wear,
57 lePolloclr Stxeet-
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Brashes AT COST
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hair BRUsnra,
TOOTH imilNUES
IV AIL. IIRUNIIKS,
LiTUER IIRIINIIEN.
AT COST PRICES.
We buy a large line of sample brutihrs every year aud get
25 per cent. off. We make the 25 per cent You get them at
the price we would have to pay for regular stock. The advan
tage to us is we sell bo many more "Quick sales and Small
profits."
TXt TCITVJC DTI A T?TUI A fV
.
FOR
Horses, Mules,
Baggies, Farm
Wagons, Cart
Wheels and
Harness
GIVE ME A TRIAL
THOS. J.
Court Notice.
SPECIAL TERM.
On the request of the Board of Com
missioners of Craven county. Hit Excel
lency the Governor has ordered a special
term of the Superior Court for said
county for the trial of civil cases only
to be begun and held on the first Moa:
day In Februsry neit, said term to con
tinue for one week. '
The regular February term of the Bo
rterlor Court for the trial of civil easel
will follow the tpeclaf term and begins
on Monday February the 10th to con
tinue one weak. Judge Francis D,
Winston will preside at bith terms.
. v7.X,Watsok,
.. . . . . i Clerk Superior Court.
January 8 100.
TUCKER'S
GB1KITS 4 HiBBLS WOBIS,
. Dealers In all kinds of '
Granite k Marble Moonmenti,"
Contraetori for Balldlnj Stone,
H. A. Tucker & Bro.
810 North Front Street,
WILM W0T0N, ' ' ' H. O.
NOTICE!,
All creditors of J. H. Vinson will
pleats render an Uemlxed ttstsment of
their account to me at onoe. Those
Indebted to him will kindly remit to
cover their account and oblige.
Q. L. VINSON,
' Admlnlttrator.
Dec l(llh, 1901. ' . ,
A t
17.00, $8.00 and 9.00 Men's
tnem all out at once we oner
Vn
MITCHELL.
HORSE SHOER
If. TBEWWITII
Shoes Horses at his shop next to
Street's SUbles, Sonth Front St.
A Mother's Horror !
Crouo. Crow.
can be prevented if used m time
and cured almost Instantly by using
AMY'S CROUP STROP.
AT BRADHAM'S. He.
At faks Market
POULTRY
Tarkeya, Decks, Chickens, Geese.
: MEATS ' ;: -Veal,
Pork, Mutton, West lamb,
Western and Native Beet
Sanr Cured Hams, Sliced Bam,
Smlthneld Bams, toneless Bam, Break
fast Bacon, Smoked Tongue. - - '
Pork Sanaage, Mixed Mnsage, Frank
(arte, Bologna, Fresh Tripe, Pigs Feet
Carrots, Parsnip, Cabbage,' Irish Po
tatoaa. xam -roBtieea. leterv. vaioas.
Lettaoe. , . ' - . ',:,
-....," WILD DUCKS.
OaltS
Tneat
-1V1L.
ai ivci,
7 Broad Street
' ;;.r-"; At Dv1V '- ?.;'-: '
Jordan's Cough Balssm, made accord
ing to formula of late Col. Jordan, It on
sale at Davis Prescription' Pharmacy.
This Cough BaUm hat alwayt been
found very edacious, and It does not
ennU'n sry hnful dmjrj It It erW3-
MMM MIIIWIIWr
r 1 for chlldrtn. I'rtce 3 c nti.
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