Y
Cold Weather Offerings.
All Comforts and Cotton
Blankets at Cost.
lAf'ATTr.l CF HEALTH
hildren. Misses and Youths Over
ahoes at a GREAT REDUCTION.
Children size 7 to 10 1 2.
Misses size 11 to 2.
Youths size 3 to 5 1-2.
7AK r
i i ! FOR WOMEN
DOG TAX BILL FINALLY GETS PRESENTED.
J. M. Mitchell & Co.,
PHONE 288.
43 Pollock St., Opposite Post-office.
POVJOL-R
Absolutely Pure.
HAS HQ SUBSTITUTE
REPUDIATE DELEGATES.
' WE OFFER SFECJIAjL
I?AMftAiNS TWm WEEK. J
HAMBERG AND INSERTION.
For Hambcrg and insertion, com-; to us. We will sell you
kind that you pay 2)c for elsewhere, for 10s yard.
TAFFETTA SILK.
Two nieces best quality, 36 inch. Black Taffetta Silk, guaranteed
by the manufacturer.
Sale price 9flc yard. Value $1.50.
DRESS GOODS, EXTRA.
Fine quality Skirting, 5C inches wide in Navy, lilack, Grey,
Green, and Garnet, worth 75c, here only 49c.
A good chance now to buy a good suit of Clothes for half price,
as they are broken sizes and must be sold at once.
S.COPLON,
75 Middle Street
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OODODODODODODOaODOOaoaDODP
We Thank You All.
Yea we want to thank all our friends for the magnificent suc
cess of our Second Great Annual Clearance Sale just closed; it was
the greatest trade event ever had in our progressive little city be
yond auy doubt The 10 days were out yesterday, but we have deter
mined to allow the cut prices to hold on all heavy winter stock until
closed -no stock must be carried from one season to the next in this
tore-we were heavily stocked on winter Shoes, Underwear, Cloth
ing, Overcoats, Ladies Cloaks, and Dress Goods. The cut prices hold
good on all these Stocks to Feb. 15th.
During such rush and bustle incident to such an enormous bus
tie Incident to such an enormous business, a great many remnant, and
odd pieces must have accumulated. We shall go through the entire
atoclt tomorrow and clean out every short piece and odd thing in the
house and place them on the bargain counter at a price to clean them
ut in a day. This weeks buyers will reap a harvest
iJ. J. BAXTER.!
Workmen at St. Petersburg Claim
to be Misrepresented.
St. Petersburg, Feb. 6.-The work
men to the number of 4,000 in the car
shops here have drawn up a manifesto
disclaiming the delegates who were
put forward as -representing them in
the deputation which visited Emporor
Nicholas at Tsarskoe Selo on Wednes
day, February 1. They assert that
these men were selected by the em
ployers, and were not representatives
of the workmen. The employes of one
or two other factories may follow suit;
but the workmen in general are inclined
to stand by the deputation.
There were a few slight collisions be
tween Lessener's workmen and the po-
ice guarding the factory yesterday.
Poland, however, continues to be the
3torm center of the disturbance?.
Though the strike has ceased in some
e -.tab ishments, it has assumed a more
mpoitant phase by its extension to the
great coal mines and sugar factories;
and three more governments have bean
placed under martial law. Police and
Cossacks have had to break up a num
ber of demonstrations and quell dis
orders; but as yet there has been no
repetition of rioting on the scale of the
first collision. Strikers in Tiflis and
other parts of the caucaus are frequent
and the present one does not attract
much attention, except as bearing on
the general situation in Russia.
The rumor as to General Kuropat-
kin's retirement is generally discredited.
Cures dizzy spells, tired feeling,
I s'-omach, kidney troubles. Makes you
I well and keeps you well. That's what
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea will
I do. 35 cent, Tea or Tablets. F. S.
Duffy.
Senate Committee Report Unfavorably
. on Corporation Commission
Bill of Foushee. School
Appropriation Bills.
Applicants for 'At
torneys License
Three In
c h e s
Snow.
Special to Journal.
Raleigh, Feb. 6. Bills were intro
duced in Senate to prohibit dealing in
futures; to provide a short form cf
.mn lien. A bill Dassed to allow Date
county to levy a special tax. A
lution was adopted urging Congress to
make an appropriation for the improve
ment of the upper Cape Fear River.
Bills were introduced in the House to
abolish the North Carolina geological
survey; to require county surveyors to
keep records of all surveys; to allow the
Camden Ferrv company to build
bridge across Pasquotank river, to es
tablish the Eastern North Carolina
Normal College for Women; to repeal
the law taxin? acents who take labor
ers from the State; to encourage sheep
husbandry by taxing dogs. Regulating
the fees of magistrates in Currituck
county. A bill was tabled increasing
the jury tax to $5 in civil and criminal
Ehringhauss bill to
AND IM
E
N ONLY
Much That Every Woman Desires to
Know About Sanative, Antiseptic
Cleansing and the Care of the
Skin, Scalp, Hair, and Hands.
WHAT CUTICURA
DOES FOR WOMEN
Too much stress cannot be placed
on the great value of Cuticura Soap,
Ointment, and Pills in the antisep
tic cleansing of the mucous sur
faces, and of the blood and circulating
fluids, thus affording pure, sweet, and
economical local and constitutional
treatment for weakening ulcerations,
inflammations, itchings, irritations,
relaxations, displacements, pains, and
irregularities peculiar to females.
Hence the Cuticura remedies have a
wonderful influence in restoring
health, strength, and beauty to weary
women, who have been prematurely
aged and invalided by these distress
ing ailments, as well as such sympa
thetic afflictions as anaemia, chlorosis,
hysteria, and nervousness.
Women from the very first have
fully appreciated the purity and sweet
ness, the power to afford immediate
relief, the certainty of speedy and
permanent cure, the absolute safety
and great economy which have made
Cuticura the standard humour rem
edy of the civilized world
CHANGES IN REAL ESTATE.
Two tracts cf city property were sot
by auctioneer S. R. Street at the ccui i
house yesterday. The first sale consist
ed of some property up town situatei
between George & Bern streets. It wa.
a commissioners sale and was the resul
of an order from court to sell the prop
ty in order to affect a division. John K
Fisher vs Samuel Bryant et al were thi
parties to the sale. The land was sole
to W. P. Metts for $305.
The second transaction and one of the
most important real estate deals that
has taken place recently was the sale of
the old Slover estate corner of East
Front and Union streets. Quite a num
ber assembled at the sale but the Hi ding
was slow only a few participating.
It started at $7500 and was run up to
$10,000, the property being sold to S.
W. Smallwood for that price.
Codol Dyspepsia Cure
jlgee' what rnu
FUNERAL UNDER DIFFICUL
TIES. The fol'uwing special taken from the
Philadelphia Record and dated from
Laurel, Delaware, shows that there
vere other cold places on the map last
veek and that the cold worked many
lardshipd:
"Undertaker W. I). Gravener arrived
lere today with the body of Mrs. Re
eeca McLane, af New Bern, N. C, af--er
an arduous funeral procession from
Jalestown, Md. , where the woman died
Mrs. McLane weighed about ;!(M)
pounds and as all roads are choked with
inow, it was impossible to take it to
Reed's Grove. Md., the nearest railroad
station. Finally the undertaker thought
of the frozen surface of the Nanticoke
river, which is covered with smooth ice
all the way from (ialestown to Laurel.
The coffin was placed on skids and easily
pushed up the river until near Laurel.
It was then loaded on a wagon anil
brought to th- railroad statio i here.
This afternoon it was expressed to New
Bern, N. C.
WINTER KNOWS NO SECTION.
I Charlotte Observer.
Talk about wiping out sectional line.
When a bliuard like that of the last
three day extended to the Gulf of
Mexico we feel indeed that the Lord
intended ua to be one people. Mason
land Dixon's line is ajiauredly not the
I Tropic of Cancer Next summer we
shall be reminded that it is not the
Artie Circle, either.
cases, fchrmgnauss dim io escauusn a
Normal Woman's School for Eastern
N. C. carried ten thousand dollars an
nual appropriation for support, and
$25,000 special appropriation for build
ings. A bill of the A. & M. College
calls for $35,000 annually for suppoit,
$35,000 special for a laboratory and $20,
000 for a heat, light and power plant.
After argument by railroad attorneys
the Senate committee reported adverse
ly on Foushee bill giving the Corpora
tion Commission power to order rail
ways to repair road beds, bridges or
equipment, which investigation shows
to be defective. Foushee was instruct
ed to consult the Commission and pre
pare another bill.
Three inches snow here and heavy
sleet Very heavy snow in west. 34
applicants for attorneys license before
Supreme Court, 4 colored.
Reports of Corporation Commission
on banks, shows total to be 198, State,
Savings and Private. Total resources
thirty-two million dollars, a gain of four
million! dollars in one year.
TORTURING HUMOR
Cured by Cuticura.
"I suffered five years with a terrible
itching eczema, my body and lace be-
ine covered with sores. Never in my
life did I experience such awful suffer
ing, and I longed for death, which I
felt was near. I had tried doctors and
medicines without success, but my
mother insisted that I try Cuticura.
I felt better after the first application
of Cuticura Ointment, and was soon
entirely well. Mrs. A. l'tson, Belle
vue, Mich.
Culirnra Sonn, Oi; tmcul. md Pills jr. throughout
lilt Dtl'l. I'niirr I ) r, ft rtii'Tn. Corp., Uu.luu, Sol Prop.
JUST RECEIVED
An Invoice of
White House Coffee
RKKINOL ART CALENDAR.
The new Kesinol Art Calendar fi
1905 is one of the most beautiful calen
dars ever issued. Six sheets of heavy
enameled paper contain on one side six
beautiful color designs of babies and
children, while on the reverse sides are I
drawings deuictine child life, with
spaces for the notation of baby's "say
ings and doings. " It is a work of art
that will delight a mother's heart. Sent
postpaid by the Resinol Chemical Co., of I
Baltimore, Md., for two wrappers from
Resinol Soan, or one wrapper and 15
cents; or for 40 cents a celendar and
cake of Resinol Soap will be sent.
When you feel a sense of weight and
oppression after meals it means indi
gestion. Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea positively cures indigestion, con
stipation and Btomaoh troubles. 35
cents. Tea or Tablets. F. S. DufTy,
ew Berni N. C.
J. L. McDaniel
Whol?iMnlc A Slrlnil Jm. .
Tarker Store. ('mini liroml and Ilnninik Ms
O COCO CCC00Q9OCOC3 cscoso
WOODfo
SAL
XL OQO
Tine Cord Wood, 75c per lol.
Hint Wood, 90c per Lotd.
E
Elm City Lumber Co.,
Comer South Frorft and
Eh Ruaet.
WANTS OYSTER PROTECTION.
I Fishing GaietU.
Mr. J. N. Whitehumt write a fol
regarding oyster condition m
North Carolina: "If every Tom, Dick
and Harry come down with their teasel
after dredging la over in Virginia and
Maryland and pay do tax, take charge
of Um bed in North Carolina, I don't
think H JuaC If one of oar vet)
should go In the waUr of tM above
named state and throw a dredge, b lea
than 41 hour there would be locked
to a wharf, and th captain woo Id look
from behind prison bar. The) it other
taLM protect thatr ciUtena, why
North Carolina? W need a law that
will allow our boats U drdg through
th anorrth of April Ta tppw part of
Pamlioo Sound and eompel wrtry
to b owned by titliwworf the auu for
o many yeare."
WORST IN ATLANTA'S HISTORY.
Atlanta, Ga., Feb. 6. -Never before
lnthhitory of Atlanta has the ice
king held such a -grip on the city as he
has tonight Traffic is completely at a
standstill, the street car service closing
down at nurht fall Th entire electric
Ught service except that in the imme
diate center of th city, la dead.
It has been either sleeting or raining
sine Friday afternoon, a heavy ram
falling and f reeling at it fell this aftn-
i. Tonight three inches of solid
tc cover th street. Th telephone
and tslarraph aanrie b badly crippled.
Erarr wire between her and New
OrtMM bdowa.
EIwpocl MMc Fence
HAVE iU8T BEOEIVEli A CAE LOAD.
BEST FENCE ON. THE MARKET.
Full line Building i!&ttriU, Paints and Oil a.
SAW MILLS and MILL SUPPLIES;
Gaskill Hdv. & : f.lill Supply Co .
1ARDWAMTIWWK
rum UT
aiu. itnruiu u o
r ' fUm It',
CAROLINA BRICK CO.,
plant at Owka, fitm'l Hiding, KWcm &4 r-.1rti ,
p Annuai Capacity 16,000,000.
' Th fcvr dmar! fo nr ft-AnA jmlif.ra wr eV.ra, tf.al f-r,Ub
the B Minf Brirk S thU mrit, W are nnw r-i;nf hj
', ' gin that wlU Btilf f t rwi'r nt, Let wil : r.fr.
- lHll Impw i' ! I '"!"
:nv:iAn tvvrsx cx:;Mnv,
l?.w rr, hc i - :
COLD FOR nCXTlNO.
With MooWaOo Weather jap
W ill Adrmnc ) Manehuri.
St, fe4TWf. Feb. t-Aewtnf to
General KaropaikkV ktlawt Wwta,
whVrli Mint in wwnioTftg r VMrt
Ro gwL t ejwratlon it ftaa
af and th llchUnf at fEhakb bar
bee) siHvtrihf aKeedaV
Th RaaalaMI aMaafiIlP fyuWed
In tt tttarh f th Japiom ea
HI wt'h ttMvy Imim. Th eoU
UiJ IfitmH, Wir trg 14 tm
froM. Thrtr kvftratinn lhl the
;rr. ar prrmf U break th bv
eHivHy tW ifwi( a mm a
tM wihar mVrU
DIVORCE BILL JUST PASSED.
Special I Journal
tUWgh, N. C February U.-By
vol of 4vca to Ua th ho
Jdktry ComwItU reported favorably
th dlvore MQ. Th abandonment
ksM provide that MMapporUd Uwti-
away of plaintiff ahall b InaufflciOTt to
mrt diverc. ThabiBa agreed ea
aantabwaevaneawisa. Th praaent law
Km all for dtvarta.
PUBLIC SALE?
Th how and Wt at No. tl New 8U
iwaideeteaaf thtlaU Mr. ' flanwel
Waura, wfB b aold at th Court rtout
W m TWwky, Ptbraary, lath
U'ttnrk.
CFA a WATERS, Admr.
a R. STREET, Awrtton.
Snowed in
Whitehurst's Inventory .cale will
lie Rasumed When Weather
Permits.
MRS. T. 1. CRAIG KNTERTAINS.
Gastonian Gazette.
Mrs. T. I.. Craig entertained the
Tuesday Afternoon Club this week with
an elegant violet dinner served in eight
courses. The hostess recived in a beau
tiful violet (town. The handsome home
waa thrown open and lavishly decorated
with Parma violeta and palm. The
game of the evening was Trail, the score
ird being han-l-peinted violeta.
Tho dinimz room waa very attractive I
ith its wealth of hand-painted china
cut-glass and sitter under the soft glow
of the electric light. On the table
wer silver candelabra, violet and green
candle and handsome violet centerpiece
Th place card wer hand-painted vio-1
let, the favor wer uny green and
violet basketa filled with chrystaJiaed
violeta. Th color aehajn was carried
out in the Icea and refreshment, chrya-
taliaed violets being ttaed In praf uaion.
The guest of th club wer Mrs. O.
. Maaon, f Dalla and Mr. E. L
Bain. Mrs. O. W. Kagan won th prise
which wa th HtU proa poem oa vio
Ma written bv Mr. I. E. Avery with
hk portrait enclreVed la violet.
H. E. Whitehumt & Co.
15 Pollfli k St n et.
Ik Trent Furniture Co.,
NEW FIRM
Will open a Irge and (Vimplct- StK-k of 1'uniitnrc :i! sl m
Middle Street about the 1st or Hth of Krbnmry.
Sale will be male for Ch or on Inittallmrnt
Don't forget the place,
54s lvid.d.lo Street.
Next to Sam Upman'a Ury (iorxl .Store
anAAAAtaattaaia
Vaccine .Yiras.
FRE8II BUPriY
noth in Tubei and
Ivor Points Jmt K
celvfd ut ' 1 : ' -
F. S. Daffy's
' Cor, UMh and South f ront Sta.
1X7 IIlaldl Bt,
I Full line of Drugri.Med-
iclnet, ToUet Ar
tides and Soap.
Fresh Sappfy of
Flower Seeds
ritjulclaui rrecrii4
lonti A fjpetuny.
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U'm K. 4. Vm pmm.fWf at I 4 a.
a. tri Kiv f. at I as K at.
Ui t'l Ft l A. N. C . t.
fin ?'. I. :a fV I p. m,
g .--.j a. C. I- li
A Liquid Vegetable
Compound that takes
the place of Calomel
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aakBMtam al Bagglta, Wr. Carta
lall nri. Alr a ga4 lapft hi
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for at rritIJ ptVea
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Maryland Country Ham. try
one. if not aalifrtnrv fw
fc aookwl aid refund ynor money.
Tot Rivet Butter, fee lb.
t Apple Oder atj rv qt
pp m-r only Ut gal.
aewt rffe la th cHy
Vk lb.
Taa beat Float in the Hty a
KngHaw RhookW only In. r.
C California ShoekW anly la kV,
Matylaad CowMry Raaa only tat. 5
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