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Some Extra Good Values
in V Ladies and Chiidreris
Shoes For the; Next Few
Days.
see our Ladies. Belief for
Children's School Shoes a
Ask to
' tired feet.
Specialty. -
This is a new snip ment just received ,,
We can fit your toot and purse, Send '
your children and have them fitted; The
cost is small.
J. M. Mitchell & Co.,
; v ' . PHONE 288.
"43 Pollock St, Opposite Post-office.
A FJATTL1 CFIIZALTH
si--.
.Absolutely Pure
IAS i:Q SUBSTITUTE
TURNED DOWN
Making: It Misdemeanor To
Purchase . .
r.
Our January Sale the
f "Greatest Yet'
ri'. t
'Begins This Morning Don tMiss It
"W, IB. S1ITH CO.,
Qood On A' Sijument Of Wares. At
lo'ney Johnson Only Allowed
Five Minute to Prese.t
Question To Horn.
Few Vote Faror
Bill.
Special to Jonrni'.
RaleUh.Jany 80 The Hots, adl
nlary committee reported anfsvorab'y
tbe bill est log It mUdeaMaaor to par
chase gooJs oil n aislgnmeat of wtges,
TO SHELTER ORPHANS.-'
Methff 1st Orphanage. Caret for Hoa-
tre.t. lhlld Lab Question.
.' " Bad Weilber
Raleigh, Jany 10. -Mr Jamta A. feat
ler Superintendent of Education la Ire
detl county aoiifiea the (Mate cnperiatea
dent of Public lnt uctha at pnblie
spirited hUy I thai county hat gt.eu
$100 - to be aUmbjitd -anwng iut.1
aihoolU'tarlea,whlos rale privately tbe
10 leqalslte. ' - vf .-'r -
Many eottoa milt ua era eqalag In
here and toany more ,wlll an Ire Ufiir
tomorrow afternoon,' when there j 111 be
a beating of the'ohild labor qvaloa be
f re tbetjamlttaea 61 tbe fieaaW and
Sonets All the proposed amendments
td the labor law will then, Be dlacateed.
The mill men re nvanifettlng moon lc
turest In the matter, and tomi of them
will address the committee.
Tbe very bad weather hai stopped a 1
farm work and most tvery , kind of tut
loor wofk. The convicts have be n
ble to do very little, and during tbe b.t
ter cold days mat week they wen not
allowed to work at all, bnt were kept In
their comfortable quarters at the prtaoni
aire and at the vat lout oampa. There
la gieat demand fot convlota bat t e
State hat none to farntih. -
the etrks of farmers' lnttltntea fo
Nortbeutern'North Carolina baa endid
aodbtate Veterlnailnaa Tat Builc,
who aialited In oondaotlog them has rt
tarned here. On the notably cold da
leaf week he bad a lively time in Gates
county, drlTlrg ten mile In a baggy to
old an tnitltate, afierwtrda tlx mllea
more to oatch a trtln, then after leaving
hi tialn walking three and a bait mllea
On the tame day S ate Hortlculturlbt
Same vu op In Trantylrania county,
looking after the new teat la m at Blen
t) re, In that tecllon, and owing to a
ra lway accident had to wa.k 6 lnchet,tte
temperature then being tlx decreet be
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ci ii. -r iai 4 t ti. t ci-.i. o- a I WWW.B.U.I.U. u.m w
OUUtU xruub Ob., A Jjuvr xrum OUU. OUlBi u ouu i ana ran to pay a-xoroing to repr.aenta- Be tayt tbe cold mvle frozen eara quite
lion. . Attorney Norman H Jobnton o o!entiful.
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if
f 8i x- ni . ri
miu winter uearance oaie.
In order to reduce our Stock of Winter Goods, thus making room
aor Spring goods we are offering special reduced prices for this week.
OUTING.
900 yards Dark Outing to close at 4c per yard.
FLANNELETTE
860 yards Flannelette 10 and 12)c goods, this week only 8c per yard.
UNDERWEAR.
22 dozen Ladies Ribbed Underwear only 21c each.
COMFORTS.
Heavy warm Comforts, not enough for one day's selling, so you
must come early. Price 48c and 98c.
CLOTHING.
500 Suits, Winter Stock of Clothing will be closed out at half
price. Don't wait, come, before it's too late. Money taved is money
made.
J S. COPLON,
wf
75 Middle Street
DODOOdDOQOnODODODOOnODOODO
lie 11 at II
we maim you aii.
Yet wt want to thank all our friends for the magnificent auc- u
i of our Second Greet Annual Clearance Sale just closed; it waa ii.
.T .u 1. u M L.J 1- ' it,i :.. l.
7. nvl .ntf HnuhL Tti 1(1 Hara fln nut VMtniAV tnit m hava AMmt W
W. mined to allow the cut pricea to hold on all heavy winter stock until
W eloeed no stock mutt be carried from one season to the next in this
jl store wt were heavily stocked on winter Shoes. Underwear, Cloth-
tnf , Overcoat, Ladies Cloaks, and Dreaa Goods, The cut pricea bold
O gd 00 U these Stocks to Feb. 15th.
During such a ruah and buatla mcldent to such an enormous bus
' tie incident to such an enormous business, a great many remnant, end
qS odd pieces must hart accumuUted. . We shall go through the entire
stock tomorrow and clean out every short pic and odd thing in the
J houae and piece them on the bargain counter at a price to clean them
A act me day. Tbie week t buyers will reap a harvest. ,
75
the Retail Merchants Association strong
ly urged the passage of tbe bill, deela
logU hl bun rnlor ed by Msrohints
Labor Unions, doctors, lawyers, and
'farmers all over tbe State.
Tbe objection nrged was lb .t It vu
try In ti use the criminal law to oollso'
'lettt, smoanted to Imprisonment for
debt, and a repeal Of the homestead law
(or the wage earning data Johnson
isld the ptople wtre anil ui to h"ve
be homeneid law rtpaaled, . and the
merchant wo jld later demand a gar
nish . ant law. Hs became iadlgaant
it what b called tbe scant ooartety
(ranted blm, tbe (Committee being al
lowed only Ave mlnntei lor a speech
Tbe bill waa disposed of Imaedlatsly
after bis address only tws or three vot
ing for It. Representative George Bo'
let gtvt notice of a minority report,
HONDAT'i LEGISLATURE.
8 ate Normal Trot tee OonOrmed. Pure
la Art Bill Tabled. Sosta Da
kota Bond Question.
Special to Joarnal.
Kalsiffl.O ,Jaa S2-BI1U were la-
tredeced la Be sts to la corporate Rouse
taiMa i Co enter, to (lavish a State
ebirtlory of hygetae. Bills passed
gelalln koldlsg of ttrt In Hertford
aateadlig eh liter W the Chowan end
lal nder Railway, aed le amend the act
ettablitalof the ee-poretloa eomaletl
iy glvltg tht lattef power to appeal aat
The weather htre took a very dis
agreeable turn last night and tleet form
ed. The weather during January ha,
en notably bad and bltak.
The American, which U a nation. i
O gaa of the Junior Orier of Ameri
cas Mechanics, oontliu todsy its at
tack upon 8tate labor commissioner
V truer. There are Intrlmitlone that o ber
hints are t follow. The paper renew
It stavemeat that ohlldrjn under twUe
years of ajea-e employed In the mills,
rht Order of which tbe psptr Is ibe
orgti hat declared agalott the eiubllib
meat of an Immigration bureau tor this
dUtt. It tells Di. A. J. McKelway that
tbe 10,000 and more member of the
Order In North Carolina are with him
to a man In his movement to rlte the
age limit la cotton mills from II to 14
year fur glrlt tnd from 1 to 14 years
fr r boys who cannot read or wilie.
The Methodist Orpbanags beta bis sr-
raaged to take the children who were
lade shelterless by tbe baiatng of the
Orphanage building at Montreal aad
will take all who cocas within the age
tmlta, that la from I to 18 yeara. Ths
official of tbe orphanage did not know
of the disaster of Montreal uatll Friday
aad they at oace wrote el Its Whalea,
offtrltg to takt all the orphan. A few
of ike latter had bote provided for elti
where. There were 18 la the orpkacage
when tt was boraed.
DOUBTFUL ROMAN VICT0RT.
WONDERFUL CURE
OF SORE HANDS
By Cutlcura After the
- Most Awful Suffering
- Ever Experienced
EIGHT DOCTORS
And Many Remedies Failed
v to do a Cent's Worth
of Qood
"I was troubled with sore hands, so
sore that when I would put them in
water the pain would nearly set me
crazy, .the skin would peel off and the
flesh would get hard and break. There
would be blood flowing from at least
fifty places on each hand. Words could
never tell the suffering I endured for
three yeara. I tried everything, but
could get no relief. I tried at least
eight different doctors, but none did
me any good, as my hands were as bad
when I got through doctoring as when
I began. I also tried many remedies,
but none of them ever did me one
cent's worth of- good. I was discour
aged and-heart-sore. I would feel so
bad mofhings, to think I had to go to
work and stand the pain for ten hours,
I often felt like giving up my position.
Before I started to work I would
have to wrap every finger up sep
arately, so as to try and keep them
soft, and then wear gloves over the
rags to keep the grease from getting
on my work. At night I would have
to wear gloves ; in fact, I had to wear
E loves all the time. But thanks to
uticura, that is all over now.
CURED FOR-50C.
"After doctoring for three years,
and spending much money, a 50c.
box of Cuticura Ointment ended all
my Bufferings. It's been two years
since I used any, and I don't know
what sore hands are now, and never
lost a day's work while using Cuti
cura Ointment."
THOMAS A. CLANCY,
310 N. Montgomery St., Trenton, N.J.
Sol throughout th, world. CuMrure Rtttlreat, 50c.
fin form of Chocolate Coed Pill. c Drr vi.l of Ml.
btntrrjent, AOc. 8op, 2Sc I'otter l)ru fc Chun. Ceir,
'
Fresh Car Load
VoJght's Snow Dfty
White Ftost and
. Admiral Flout
-Just Received,
If you need a Barrel of Strictly First
Class Flour atlthe right Price give me a
li
J. L. McDaniel
Wholesale ft Retail Grocer.
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1 USA UWID, U-UUl'l D1UUU UUU OilllCUUft. OL. tf
FOR RENT !
Store formerly occupied by P
Draney, adjclnln ; w este.n Union Tele
graph offloo on Bou'h Front 8r.
Apply to
F. M. BR1N80N,
3J. J. BAXTER,
tw 9 tt! pW e twe't tat ee 0 0 'te
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WOOD idKSALEr
; ; i Pine Cord Wood, 75c pet Losd. "
;ijrtf Wood, T 90c per Load. .
'apt Lote Bel Itropwkle Fooed From
rorttned Village, Oop n la
Bweden
B. PtWiberg Jaa 10 The Rcttlaat
sdrail the tote of forty4re offljsrt aad
owe taoaaaad earn la killed and weenHcd
et the aap tart of the vOlage of Beadepse
Tat Baaetaae took one hundred eed
for ike Ism ty tk Septrlot eoan it I lee ip taste prtsiasrs, blla tome
of twemplorp mandamu at the leeee eme aa amialUoa. Tbe Japaaete si o
-oa.U.lna IkA kJtt 1 'tm aWVIiy,
"nt"m " ' '."rveiM uUmf JtauHM Chanehlepee
oewsr to eafofot ebdJee te lu order. Bwkowul It eaUmtesd at Bve
The Set alt tabled retolttloa aeih'r I theeaaed le lea taotsasd Kaatlant. Tbe
1 . ... . . .
lilai tha Boast tad Boasa aaulitaas I tieataea aoUvlty BathM rmt
M.t.srl.Mdt.a. rf ionsvtaai inw iwit its ngaw,
" ' " . I ka tVm - mmwm l-iinm
foeihDaoteifiitt North UarUls lTUi)M-(J .w. tno.ncomt u
imtmuarr wmeepttmiM aanaa w UUarly udertte4here,wat Uh tag
t tpeottt eommUtee, ee the graaUH aad gteted tha the Rne-tant sllktt la tended
uaiiiu ikt aaaiiki fi I te tera the Jspeaeta leA aa asove
the ttflstelara The Banait eeelmsd
alioa f U Oovvraof, t M 0 all Is
Spreel tt I Case A Mebet. The
Mil leesooaisr lat pare la art vet
ublsd la lite Keete, the eesml:tee re
perttsg t) aafsverah y eel )ta It
wl4 helaipenltilt tisaf traa. Btt4l
na p estattd a aeIUo of oporailtse
of Lof Cotton Mi l ra Ottloa Coeaty
ait lag that Ik I prtvtvtUVot la be net
Inter frr4 if atxadtKwta,
hravy forot Aowa the watt at Use rlvev
m were tkla todtvtn at eaitoa frot
luavt projected operailo tgalBtt la
JsMowe rtskt.
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a. rtwor: faa sv- uipaiea 90
h Otto Pse tr test la all eeat
im af ta RmUs estul tbe ewaa'
itoa 'f ike fo 1104 v.H.f t-f Prlia
l IsfoptUlrw Hikl Wlnf last Tltrt-
itf Is rtrd.l a a a o .
ritWf (i-iooa ha io tjaslielt
.UUIihwl wlH lknb flaltad sa4
vnrnar.f.l arroM Iks flf W lwda
tyfrl-arti. A t erat he M etppo.
If, H'fW irtlm
Henrys f kiacy
127 Middle Hi.
Full line of Drags.Med
Icines, Toilet Ar
ticles and Soap.
Fresh Supply of
Flower Seeds.
PliyftlclarfH Prescrip-
fons A. Hpeelally.
Notice 1
Have just, receiveo
fresh car load Ameri
can Wire Fe-xe; seme
will be sold at greatly
reduced rate. Come
and ' see me' before
buying.
E.W. Smallwood
DS HE MA1LF PIRJCE AT
"W HITEHUEST's
Inventoty Sale
Begins WEI) SESDAY, IMruar 1st.
Housekeepers money saving opportunity.
Don't fail to attend this sale.
E. Whitehurst & Co.
15 Pollock Mt vH.
CAROLINA BRICK CO.,
Plants at Olarkg, HjmRn's Siding, Kinston and Robersonville.
Annual Capacity 15,000,000.
The large demand for our product justilies our claim , Unit we furnish
the Best Bu.ldinj!; Brick on this market. We urv now tMccting Dry
Kilns that will not only increase our output, Lut will also ma
terially improve the quality of our prculm t.
I1YM4N SlIPPIY COMPANY,
New Bern, N C Selling AgcnU
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Ike Trent Furniture Co,
NEW FRM
Will open a Lance snd Complete" Stirk ( l unni urt- at
Middle Street about the lt or :,th of Kt linmrv
Salea will be made for Cash or on Installm.-n:.
Don't forget the place
54; lvid.d.l Street.
Next to Sam Llpman's Dry (iotxls Store.
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IPtlVERSIOESTOREj
Phoue2IO
Eatoe Plants, For "Sale!
TU kritat, Ivardiett, earliest and
best known varieUea.' , fttccttalon and
Type Wakefield. fl.M per IVA
la kxeef 1,000 or ter tl., 10.009 or
ovtf fl.Mptioveti t?peclal prtcee
an large let. Addrasa, ' -" i ' x
N. H. BLIX0E,
MeCgHI,P.a
Home made Ap-
t pie Cider $1 per
galle)rj,23c quru j
Wood Turning !
Ooltimnr Ka'iKtcra, Ksllt, pin
dle, Mmr Ncwi-lri. lUrn and Ka
sli'i Manilof, Hrarkitu, Orilla,
Porch and Ijiwn 8ing, hash.
Doors and 8cr" ns made to order
on short notlrw.
J. M. 11K(.IM KH,
Faclory,( hurcb Alley, NewlternNO
Butter. Chaewe, Urd, Cot to- 3
t bus. Bide Meat. Shoulder Meat,
. r - -
C hUnrtanP Country Ham, Cont4 4
t Beat; Tripe, Sweat Mixed Pkfclae 3
aW C , A f am i ti a tTsa
Dllfl VMlweiiwwi at
Elm City Lumber Co.,
Corn South Frwrt and
- t:rn Ptrru.
ir"rr
, HAVE JUST ItrCKIVED A CAR LOAD.
BE3T FIGItCK ON TIIH IIAIIHET.
Full lino Building Ilatcrial, Taint-j and Oils.
BAV7 IIILL3 and HILL CUrrLIi:3.
T.kt Rol'.l ir t Pk fostia T. I
ft ll tl'!t ikt Mna, flH
mti.:u. it -A 1 b.iff Urk ui
tpry if'.'.n rf t t i " if.
urtii-.THMTi rair.
Entry Holies.
fTTS ftf - !',r
Go.
m I0V1 W TTJt
To Thin TeoplB
Let ua o4vlB you to teke Vlnola Tho
reason it la h teat strength caJ flcch
creator is toenuaB it fiotually contnlna
oil V.-j rrllolr.il oler,ont8 taken frca
r .. ;ir.i fresh Co4a Livera, without oil
cr frc-30. Thena cc-.blnoA tlth orf,.mlo :
irc;i t:A otl.cr to! tulldtr..? ln-rodleata
crc,t9 V.'i , r tent fltr.h, etrcnth ftnl
tlcrui tuli:or kr.cwa to rodlolr.?. Try
it ca cur c--rctco, r.crpoctfully, . .
. For eah every Saturday wa 3
wUlaell beat Apple Cider Vinrar
fot only 2Se.
Try tita RiereldeTUp Lop 2
Tkmr that wiD gtvt yow eatisfacv
Uon and alt Bee tbe tUvertbie
20o Coffee. Better know as 3
Dunn's Blend. -
J. .0. LANDS
M1KA0EIC
P. TREtlWITH,
Blacltiatlth A Wbe1r(lit-
Mafr' BafgVt, Witea,Catt
ttlPrtyt. aIsrteftaBt.y a
ttotk. lpirle0;4oeeeikt
'"Thave CAitt wirr.n4 -
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f ' op r t Cctnh Tront
f t, r.'cnr i:alIroal.
II.D1I1CE WD BB1CI
Like a Shlpwreckid .
.. . Bailor ; " '
rulnfL Knlra and boolt It tha
'avtrafw tnaa vka artdtbly Bedd
blmaeif breft of wllh or a aowx
p1rmoe ty rxaeoa of Art lot wivh,
ott Inrorsnot In Jtmnlty, Tba !
teraooa ftompaniM wa terra will
tome to font rectta If yoe jet joot
ollct hO.
l aiao t l srit r aee i rK
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fhtat XX
Botlfi 5 font a4 UaniKKk Bt.