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Cold Vfether: Offerings:
; : All Comforts. and Cutton
Blankets at Cost.
hUdren, Misses and Youths Over
Shoes at a GREAT REDTJCTItiN.
Children size 7 to 10 1 2.
Misses size 11 to 2.
Youths sizo 3 to 5 1-2.
J. M. Mitchell & Co.,
PHONE 288.
41 Pollock St., Opposite Post-office.
VETERANS
MAKE DENIAL
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White ' Qoods;' Laces I
i and Embroidery Sale.
Foi 3 Days.
We will plac on title next Monday, February 13th a beautiful
tine of White Waist Goods. Victoria and Persian Lawns,.Waiat Lin
ens, yard wide. ,
The 35c grade at 23e.
. The 60e rade at 39c.
The 60c grade at 44c.
.' Our M Itock of Lace and Embroideries are the prettiest we
have ever shown, and the prices art lower than you have ever seen
them. r
Thia tale is for three days only, don't fail to come, you canal
way make money at our store. We are itiU telling: winter goods
at and below coat ..- .
fj. J. BAXTER.
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: - DAG0A1N3 ' THIS WEEK.
..,. HAMBERQ AND INSERTION.
J - For Hamberg and insertion, eoms to us. We
kind that yon pay Sue fat elsewhere, tor 10c yard.
rill tell you the
.' ' TAFFETTA SILK!
Two pieces beat quality, W inch. Black TeJTetU Silk, guaranteed
by the manufacturer. Sale price 96 yard. Value 11.60.
'. -, , DRESS GOODS,' EXTRA. '
' ", Fin quality Skirting, M inches wide faa Navy, Black, Grey,
Green, and Garnet, worth 75c, here only 49c
A good chance now to buy a good eult of Clothe for half price,
as they are broken liaea and aiuat be told at one.
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l,OOO.Gords I
' cfPine Cord Wood, 75ci pet Lo&d.
' : Hard Wood, 90c per Load. :
Elm City Lumber Co..
Comer South Front and ,
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HAVE JU3T RECEIVED A OAR LOAD;
' BE3T FENCE ON THE MARKET.
Tull line Eulldiog Material, Taints and Oils
. SAW HILL3 and HILL SUPPLIES.
Gr.G!:ill lldv. d Kill Supply Co
A STATEMENT SENT TO THE AS
SEMBLX BY- INMATES OF r
SOLDIERS HOME.
A Busty Day In' Legislature. . Many
Bill Introduced in "Both Houses.
-The, Interests of Craven .
County Well Pep- "
- 1 resented.
Special to Journal
Raleigh, Feby. 8. In the Sanate a
statement was read signed . by all the
inmates of the Confederate Soldiers
Home here, denying charges made by
. C. Smith in pamphlet form '
Bills, were introduced' to '"repay ex-
state treasurer W. H. Worth $2,200
funds lost by the failure of the bank of
New Hanover.
Providing for reduction of the rate of
taxation.
Enlarging powers of the Corporation
Commission regarding telegraph and
telephone companies.
To authorize and direct a bond issue
of half a million to equip . the insane
hospital and educational institutions
with necessary buildings and other per
manent improvements.
The State auditor estimates that rev
enue receipts will not be as large under
the new revenue act aa under the old
Me. The bond issue provides for cutting
jfT unpopular taxes such as those on
nerchants, purchasers, on dentists.
physicians and others.
BiUa passed requiring railway! to
ieliver freight with reasonable prompt
ness, violations punishable by fine of
$25 for the first day for car load lots,
and in proportion for smaller quanti
se.
To pr rvent persons not member of
secret organisations from wearinr
their emblems.
To amend the law regarding gam in
Gates.
To place tablets aa memorial to
North Carolina troops at Bethel and
Chick aroaug.
To regulate primary election in Cra
ven.
lo protect sheriff who nave prose
cuted person for failure to pa
Bill were introduced ia the House
to regulate fishing in Pamlico and Tar
tivar. - ..
To amend te amend the act conoero-
mg regulation of telephone companies
by the corporation commission.
To amend the law regarding hnnting
by Aon-reaident. - . .
To pay tan county commissioners to
same for special a for regular meet
ing. ' .;. , J
To secure accural report of cotton
crop. ... .- , ..
To regulate working of public road
Craven. ' '
To-.amod the Jaw regarding deer
bunting m Hyde. V
Te reduc the Interwst rat..
T amend the chart of. the Bow-
land Improvement Ca.
To mak obtaining good by fsls
represtuUtioB a felony. 6 '
.' To protect dairymen, i ,
Bin passed mtending corpora Ud
iimiu of Roberaonville, Martin
Bill paaaed regulating fee of Curri
tuck eommlationer and increasing pay
of jun r In Currituck,
To pay witneaee la Magbtrate
court from other townships, the earn
fees a in luptrk court.
The bill auditing diti!lris advance
came op with aa unfavorable report.
motion to table defeated, UUH. The
bill was ml pcl! ord foe tf.'
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THE FCUH POPSV GIRLS IKtIO HILL BE SEEN THIS SEASON WITH
TWINS - AT THE RAG
Masonic Opera House, Friday, Feb. 17th. The Big Fun Crowd.
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TURMOIL IN RUSSIA
Grow Worse Instead of Better. A
Score of People Killed and the
Situation Grows More
Serious.
Warsaw, Russian Poland, Feb. 8.
According to a report from Radom
twenty workmen have been killed or
wounded in strike disorders there today
while at Skaraysko twenty-four, have
been killed and forty wounded.
Grave trouble is also reported at
Kutno today. Troops have been sent to
Kutno from here.
Several men wers killed here today
by tnkersin bakeries and elsewhere
where attempts were made to resume
work.
Many arrests have been made. The
prices of provisions haxe gone up. The
peasants are afraid to dnng in their
produce. Strikers today attempted to
bring out the employees of the electrical
plant of the Asylum for Lunatics, but
the doctors succeeded in pacifying the
men.
NEW FISH IN MARKET
Mr. G. N. Ives has received a lot of
cod fish and haddock from New York,
itnd is delivering them to customers.
Mr. Ives ordered these fish on account
of the limited varieties in the local
market. He has been able to get only
mullets for some time and he believes
that a supply of this excellent sea food
will have a large demand among the
people.
It is a rather unusual thing to order
fish for this market when the ship
ments of tins very commodity is one of
the principal features for which New
Bern is noted. Biit this has been an
unusual season. The extreme cold and
bad wt'Hther has cut oft the fish trade
very prcceptibly and the only marketa
ble hah caueht in any quantity seems
to be mullets and people soon grow
weary of one variety.
The advent of cod and haddock will
be welcomed by many.
AN URGENT REQUEST.
Mr. Dwi((ht Styron received a tele
gram from the State game warden, f.
Gilbert Pjrson, yesterday requesting
him to ask the public to scatter crumbs
and grain on the ground for the use of
the birds. Snow and sleet cover the
ground and the birds suffer on that ac
count as they cannot get at their natural
food.
All humanely disposed persons will
bear this request in mind and scatter
crumbs and grain on the grdund.
When you feel a sense of weight r.nd
oppression after meal it means indi
gestion. HolCfter' Rocky Mountain
Te positively cure indigestion, con
stipation and stomach troubles. 35
cent, Te or Tablet. F. S. Duffy,
New Bern. N. C
THE ASSASSIN KNOWN.
JUST RECEIVED
An Invoice of
White Hotise Coffee
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"Heisingfors, Finland, Feb. &-The as-
usin of Boiaalon Soininen, procurator.
general of Finland, who was shot and
killed yesterday at hi residence by a
LETTER TO G. W. WATERS.
New Bern, N. C.
Dear Sir: If our agent charge you
y mandreaaed in tn officer' uni- 10 cenU for a sat n of paint than
lorm, w UaN Ur, ra somebody ele, don't think he 1 making
more profit; we charge him more; it
cost us more. It it all paint, true
Hobmthal, formerly a student at the
Imperial Alexander university here.
n i i i- i i a i: i f
VTi T .mi 77 Pint. and full-measure
Stockholm cam. to Finland January 3. wint is .11 1
U malnuina, oMttnat silence unaer
examination. Senator Aktmum, who
ha assumed the duties of procurator of
the tenet, I directing the birectlga
tion of the crime. The wound Inflicted
on ta assassin by the ton of Soininen
are not of a dangorou character.
. BUSINESS PARALYZED.
Batoora, Caucaasia,'. Feb. - 8. Tho
strik situation here I growing worse,
business to practically at n standstill,
although torn steamer have succeed
ed In getting away. Food i becoming
more scares. The "military governor
ha issued proclamation wamtng. th
Inhabitant 'against assembling bi
crowd. . . f
Comfort th heart, trngthena the
mind. U good itl or w!L - Make the
face bright a th summer morn. That'
what Uolltster' Rocky Mountain Tea
will do. Cure when all els fail. 3b
cent. F. 8. Duffy. , . . . "
Henrys Pharuiacy
No other paint la all paint, true paint,
and full-measure, to far a w know.
That it wrong. We know tome that
are pure and full-measure, but weak,
thin, too much oil and too little lead-and-iinc:
an honest' sort of weakness;
don't know any better, may be.
It amounts to this: to far aa w know
and wejhlnk w know th whole Ameri
can trade; there it no other nam but
Devoa that tand for ell paint, fult
measure, and rurht proportion. That'
why it take IcU gallon and wear
longer. y
- Your truly,' V
F. W. DEVOE A CO.
P I E. W. Small wood aell Our
paint. ' ....
TOE E. L. A W W. Bill . PASSED.
8pec!el to Journal. . . , .' .'
Raleigh, Feb. 1-Th blU autJborlxing
the Board of SMemm to eD Watr
er works snd Electric light witn peu-
tions attached paated the Hooae and I
In th Senate. . , . r. i
JZ7 Zllddle TIL
Tull lino of Dmrrs.lled
ic!r.t3. Toilet Ar
ticles and Coap.
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Whitehurst's Inventory Sale will
be Resumed When Veather
Permits.
IL E. WWtehurst & Co.
45 P.llock Street.
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Wim Furniture Co.,
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WiH open Large and Complete Stock of Furniture at no. M
Middle Street about th 1st or 5th of February.
Sale wlO be mad for Cash or on Installment.
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PUBLIC SALE?
Th boa and lot at Ne. tt New Bl, '
residene of th k)U Mrs, Samuel B,
Waters, will be told at th Court Boom
door en Thurtday, Fernery, 1U tl
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