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1 a op u, I C w J t I I ':vM New Horn, NV CV Tliars day Morulns, Rovember 23, 19 05, Vol. XXIII..- 201. Tweut jVFourih Year 1 1- Your CHILD and the ? Croup Danger ; ; The Danger .Loses all Its Terrors '-,' . - Whan Tm Hare This Marvelous .; I . ' Kerned at Tomr Hand"1 , -i " Any night your little one may waken '.v with the croup. Death dutchestiehtly on the tender thront. And vou are helpless. w ;-(,(,;?: Be prepared. Keep a bottle of Go wan' g , s - Pneumonia Cure in your room. A mo f tnent'a brisk rubbing on the throat and ' "- ' chest, and you have the croup under control In a few moments the healing ; - '..liquids have driven the cold out; the child is cured, as suddenly as croup comes. -. GOWAN'S PNEUMONIA V- CURE J (j. Is an external, safe, harmless, sure cure. t , Ask for Growan's Pneumonia Cure at any drug store. Regular size, $1.00. Croup ' v ' - siie, 25c. Sent by mail, if desired. ' Gowan Medical Co., Durham, N. C. Tie Latest Vhe Swellest, the best looking: and most durrble coats for women. T SEE IS TO ABMIME TO ABM1EE IS TO BU Wf have some new fura too. Come 5 and s e them. 3 4 ; 3 J M Mitchell & Co., PH0NB 288. 61 Pollock St., Opp. Episcopal Church. Old Probs Says That Winter is Going to be Long and Severe. Are you prepared ? Have you got the Clothing necessary for warmth ? If not call on us. We have a line of win ter goods to please you, Vrices satisfactory. Howa?ct Bi'os. 85 Middle Ntreet. f Fuynittire, Pictures. Heating and Cook Stoves. JIattings. Oil Cloths and Eugs in law assort ment and at low prices. ' : - Frames made any size. JOHN B. ITiooe 2C7 93 Middle Livery, Feed, Nale and Exchange . - - Urfct erwl fn vV rf Tt-n-w rj Bead a Father's Letter "Yottr Mined is truly a God-send to human ity. W bare used it in our iamilj for the past Year, and only last night our baby had an at tack of croup. We at once applied Gowan'. Pneumonia Cure, and in fifteen minutcjourcbikl was fast asleep, and this morning is quite veil. Wedonot feci safe without the Cure in the house, and we recommend nil people to net it and use it promptly. J. D. Guntek, Saadford, N. C." IVES. 8treet. , . .i MuVa rr !Tr4 fnf aala W .' rTT Shir. Coat ? ' 7Y ; Board of Officers on Tour to Selest Site. V7 Governor's Datu for 8oMktng. Marriaje Invllatlos I lHei.-iproli; llaway V to . Laavti-Wit ef Calliolle Orphan. ag falllno. ThanksgWIoj PrpglunaUon to be Raad . Is tehools. Raleigh, Nov. 22. The State Nation al Guard Board of officers met at Golds boro today and went to Morehead City to inspect the site offered there for the permanent encampment grounds and then goes to Wrightsville to make a similar inspection of the land there of fered. Among, the members' of the Board are Generals Armfield, Robert son and Mseoii tnd tols. Ludlow, Graig Bragaw fend others. The, work will be finished this week. t Adjutant General Robertson Bays the bid of Asheville came in too isle Ind will not be con sidered on this aeedUnt. The State riistorlcal Commission has begun the Work of copying the letter books of the Governors. The oldest letter books is private property, being that of Governor Pollock, from 1708 to 1726. Part of this has been copied and printed, but only a very small part. The writing is Very quaint indeed, and very hard to discipher, owing to the difference of the shape of several of the letters. Mention has been made of the fart that General Carl A. Woodruff, US., etired, retires from hia position rt military headquarters. It is a pleasure to know that he will continue to reside at Raleigh. Governor Glenn has cancelled his en gagement to speak at Wake Forest College Sunday, to the class of Prof. Carlyp, owing to the fact that the Pr feasors child is quite sick. Col. and Mrs. Charles Earl Johnson of Raleigh has issued invitations to the wedding of their daughter, Miss Mary Wilson, to Mr. Frank Masten Kimbark of Forty-Seventh Brevoort Place, New York City. The date is December 6, at 9 30 p. m. at Christ Church here. Col. and Mrs. Jonson will receive from 10 o'clock until midnight that evening at their residence. Mr. and Mrs. Kim bark will beat home in New York aftei January lat Tomorrow Prof. W. B. Mapsey ard all the members of his family except two, will leave for Philadelphia, where he will devote himself entirely to edi torial work, of which during the past few years he has done S great deal. One daughter will remain here, as the stenographer to Secretary Richard I'. Lewis of the State Board of Health, aad a son, who Is a cadet at the A.& M. College. The waits of the burned building at Roman Catholic Orphanage here are falling. Father Price, who has charge of the orphanage Is making a study of plans for s new building, and he is very much pleased with the design of the d State school for the white blind ere, when it was two atorics high. It probable that structure of that kind, In the form of an E will replace the burned one, being only two stories in height while the one destroyed was four stories. v GoverMcClena today sent forSupt James McKee of Central Hospital for insane here and talked with him about the new building for women which is In course of eoastrucUoa there. The Gov emor directed Dr. McKee to push the work on this new wing with sll . possi ble dispstck and informed hire that he dceired il eempleted si the very earliest moment possible. Governor told Urn when the work was done he would look after fumkhini of the bultdinf. , Gov emor remarked to oor correspondent t'utthe eonstmtloti of this building would greatly relieve the present con jectlon... lie . then went oa to speak about the insane, . announced that to morrow he would make publie an ad- ireea U the people of the Suteoo this mbject. lie stated that he would deal rilfc this moat important quMlion- Oa the s tbjett of the Insane most clearly and distinctly.' ' ' "' r It fa the Governor's wUh that his Thanksgiving Fro, la ma Uoo shall be reed la aU the svhoola of the State. H ts a very devout and earnest Christian Sad In speaking today about an address which hs iU dlisr next Sunday to the atudmta et Wake Foreit ColJe be said that be wooki urge young men not to be sshemed to be Christian, Mot only young ma but old once have tl.f fault, this false and terrilte sorts of ahsme. The Gev'mor orrlers s ajmlal Urm f the Supriof foari of Hamjam, W begin January d, Ji!g Flaw to JTt- It was enrrr.m'l ytrtaj tal lh Snrrn' hi l 1I iJirrrr,! li b m th date tt tr i'Uri Mrh I. a wi',1 de'.iT.r t,rf ,r U) iitirth far -,V.r.t Asji'rf-is'J'a in l!a!l'rrK.ra. lie lxla; ii 11 ti rV.ai.jS Ira date U t f K:l, th. solw ! ;.in of tl time l.asirjr l-or ft I V i. 5 U' ' : I '. t - ,' r , T!i I ' ' H ' i " o i " " r 1 sir' ! INSPECTION PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS By Stats Board Internal Improveatentsr Re- trjv5jiort Will is Msds fa'''6evsfstf,1 fyl ;;Raleigh"i Nov: 2S. -The State Board of Internal Improvements has inspected the hospital fyt the insane at Morgan ton and Goldsboro and will devote much of December and January and 'perhaps part of February to" visiting - other in stitutions, aided by the State,' there being in all about 15 of these. The re port will not be .made to the governor by the two members of the board who inspect until all the work is completed. The Governor has full power to adopt all such recommendations as are made by the board, as under the. new law he has authority to do what it recommends It is under this law that . the governor has power to order the completion and equipment.for the new building for the insane at Raleigh. The interests of the State in this direction are in the keeping of the board and the governor has full power to protect thesJState's interest. The board is going to make a very thorough inspection of all in stitutions, in a systematic way, and can do so in the freest manner, having no connection with any of these. It has no hostility, of 'course, to any in stitution. The statement is made that there are about 3,000 insane in the State, and the making of provisions for those is one of tlg gravest questions. The governor today gave to the press a letter to the people of the State in which he goes fully into this very im portant matter. Lowneys candy at Warren's. Leave your orders at Oaks Market for yuE-JThanksgiving key. Meat Tur- GATTIS LOSES HIS CASE. One of the Most Celebratod Cases In Hlstoiy of State. Great Interest In Decision. ."pecial to Journal. Ualcigh, Nov. 22 The Supreme Couit after four hearings, finally disposes of the notable libel and damage suit c f Kev. T. J. Gattis against Rev. Dr. Join. C. Kilgo, professor of Trinity College, and Ben Duke one of its trustees. The suit was for fifty thous'nd dollars dam ages. Chief Justice Clark did not sit in the case. ' The majority of the court finds that there is no evidence of malice as to Duke, and no evidence that Kilgo took lrt in the publication in the newspa pers of his (Kilgo's) speech at a trus tees meeting, .which speech caused the suit. The court is equally divided as to whether Kilgo was actuated by malice by printing pamphlets containing his speech, in which Gattia was criticised. Gattis therefore loses his suit and therefore one of the most interesting cwies on record in North Carolina ends. Not a cent wanted, unless you sre cured. If you are aick and ailing, take llolliatcr's Rocky Mountain Tea. A great bleaalng to the human family. Makes you well keeps yea well 85 cents. Tea or Tablets. P S Duffy. Supreme Court Opinions. Special to Journal Raleigh, Nov. 22 The Supreme Court has filed ths following decisions: V Gattis vs Kilgo from Wake, affirmed Pace vs Raleigh, reversed, , Csvinsss vs Fidelity Company from Randolph, affirmed. ', lore Stewart from Stokes, affirmed. Chemical Company vs Lacker from Alexander, appeal dismissed as being premature. i'tata r Johnson from Mecklenburg, reversed. . . t ; ' CsWlwtl vs Insurance Company from Mecklenburg, affirmed. Wilson vs Cotton Milk from Meek- Unbnrg, no error,' . . I wry v School Trustees from For. eythe, affirmed Lylcevs, Brannon Carlionating Ca from Mecklenburg, afflrm-xL Kiwarisvi Railway from Uncoln, affirmed. V i WWe sre you airV ? Us4arh, foul !rr!i, r-Q appet'tf, lark ener-cr, pais in yo'ir tmrli, c. rut Ipation 1 Iol!t r'a r.jrlj Mountain T.a mah yo svll anl kp Voa frail, ?4 CT)'. F $ f(J, T.T, Ike l!c-ftileri Iae J krt. 1 - at fs;e ! f V ;boy drowned at umes cit? Willis Itogetses, 17 Years OU Metta Death in The WataWel Trsot; . A drowning accident occurred yes terday morning about half past seven in which Willie, son of Capt. W. H. i.ogerson, rof Newpert, formerly a conductor of the A. & N. C. Railway, was the victim. The boy was employed on the tug Parkins, Capt. Edmund) Parkuu, which had pulled up to the dock of Blades . mill in James City, with an empty fiat; to receive a load of lumber. w , Shortly before half past seven Capt, Park! as says -that he old the boy p fasten the flat to a post In the river, and he supposed the boy went to obey his orders. The -captain went about his other work and no attention was paid to Willie. The boy was not missed for a con siderable time, perhaps nine o'clock or later Seeing his hat on the water the men looked to see if Rogtrion waS around but he could not be found. It was then learned that the fiat had not been fastened The lat beirg seeri near the fiat, circumstances seem to indicate that possibly he went to coin ply with Cpt Parkins' orders and fell overboard and was drowned. Search for the body was commenced at once but it is feared that a great deal of difficulty will be experienced in recovering it as the place where the accident occurred is full of sunk logs and the chances are that the body will become wedged in them. While no one can tell the exact cir cumstances, nobody having seen the accident there is little doubt but that ae was drowned. He was about 17 years W. GOVERNOR GLENN ORATOR At New Bern Lodge of Elk, Memorial Day. Sunday, December 3rd will be the annual memorial day among the Elks of the country. New Barn Lodge will observe Che occasion at the New Masonic Theatre in the afternoon of that day at 3 o'clock with the customary services, ippropriate for the occasion. The ;nusic will be fine, and Governor Robert B. Glenn, of North Caroline will ( e'.iver the oration. Saloon Interests Close I ecial to Journal. Raleigh, Nov. -22. - The Supreme Court sustained the position of a ma jority Raleigh Aldermen and dismissed the mandamus issued by Judge Justice in the Superior Court to compel the al dermen to order an election oi the question of saloons or dispensary. Ju Ige Clark delivered opinion of the court Justice Brown ard Walker diaented. -. The majority of the court hokia that as the amended action requires that the voter must have paid poll tax on or b if ore May 1, in the election year, also it requires that any one whose signature U a petition for an election is to be a voter, must have met both of these re quirements. This decision knocks out the saloons and kills the dispensary In fores. THE CLAM'S NECK. far CatairmetarlaliM ai Tfeia) Orcaa. aif U tNTmiva. rTo who 'have even soft shell clai:('i na tbey lay lu s pnu lu the kitch en irciivraiory t- Iwlug cooked acsxep ly r oognUe thorn hi tlwlr natural atatjp, ilnny of us wIm have sera clams know lust they bare "uctka," but are Ig norant of the purpose and character Mm of ibis attachment As they Be (,u the RTuutvl tuey are far from be lag rlo mouthed. lu fact, they are Uoiir to U soen with the shell closed. I'rciu ' one end projecte the "seek," (vbkji nay be throe times as long sa the slictl when fully extruded.- Tula fact In esse the "neck" Is stretched out, tuakt-s om wonder, hew such, a (.'urr'lr -3U be contracted Into sack traiill apace and bow wuHi rmalua la lb sliell after the "Bprk" ass beta .lon?3lrd. lltla ts the aat-HiIatlog char f.ctilUc of the sort shelled clara and Ihe Me that makes bias uarrrognuuitiie ( ao niaay jxile. Oee of the tlawe, lor Inatsnro, U thr lerbes long. IDs "nttk" when extemtcd la poaalbly elxlit or nine lnbHi lntg and s targe arouod as a man's mi-bile flnrer. , A errry mm knowa, the clam when In He nailre haunts Is to be found atv era I uirhte bilow (be surf see of the aatut, , U bna to he dug t wba die MrrrM bt the little aptirti of wall whirl the cUui hcnoetH throws 1k u ilWurl-nl. , ' . t lltla "nf-rk- rwiwrta the flora with Ma f'l aujipiy In the wete sW In !! "ik- ar parallot IuIm. llftik-h ona tul tlia clam an-ka la s tjianiltr of ratr. rrns tf ViM be ali ttif "tr!bniit It msy roiitoln atvl thn ipls tbe waiff tl.Tr net ttia o'T tn)i. (in. mx wor.'lrf ow th rlam jiilri D a n ft mil, At t!t arnt nf tT:t. t'ia "tirrk" r, tf t a 'n B ap f.,;t tan'-":,t t'irllf's t In ...a ml r " I f ,. It . wVh t' : f t f -1 i r . t n iwbi 1 Btekcour Grocer Cive'Vpa Guaranteed of Tartar SMsmBaHsjSjsTMeM-eWajH-s. Powder Alum Baking Pow ders interfere with digestion and are un healthy. - Avoid the alum. MARLY 7,500,000 BALES. The jteport of Census Bureau on the Amount of Cotton Ginned. New York, Nov. 21. The Census Bureau today issued a ) bulletin placing the amount of cotton ginnad to Nov. 14, at 7,498,167 baeo. In 1904 the products of the ginneries up to November 14, was 9,786,646 and in 190S, 6,815,162 bales. The total crop of 1904 was 13,451,337 bales and of 1903, 9,819,969 bales. In 1904 about 73 per cent of the cotton had been ginned to November 14, and in 1903 about 09 per cent,. The production by bales for the present year by States is as fol lows: Alabama, 942,918; Arkansas, 813,104: Florida, 56,612; Georgia, 1,487,010: Indian Territory, 183,550; Kansas, ; Kentucky, 471; Louisiana, 283,074; Mississippi, 664 170; Missouri, 22,143, North Carolina, 510,124; Oklahoma, 179,889; South Carolina, 914,772; Ten nessee, 156,393; Texas, 1,822,912; Vir ginia, 10,896. Shepards Moving Pictures Coming. By attending the forthcomin engage mcnt Wednesday Dec. 6, of Archie L. Shepards Moving Pictures at the New Masonic Opera House, one can enjoy severaljexcellently rendered dramatic playlets, numerous side splitting come dies, and besides travel with the carr. er thrih some of the most remote and historical parts of the earth's sur fice. The educational features of the program will be especially interesting as will the creations of magic and fan tastical pictures. An effort has betn tn&de to make this one of the most varied and entertaining programs of njoYing'pictures ever shown. ! I A Merry Time Ahead. Coming, West and Vokes and Marga ret Par Yokes, ir he laugh-loosening musical fantasy, "A Pair of Pinks", Will show here Friday, Dec. 8. HaBdsoinfgt China Wtten C hina store, Id the cliy- Carl Schun's School-jayt. ' Carl Schurz's "ReinlnUcencea" run- aing la McClure's, tell in the Decem ber number of the soldier-statesman'a school-daya in Germany. Hia teachers, the methods of his education, his school fellows, his reading all of the awaken ing and developing influence under which he renin, are described with an aneomtlous tendernraa of recollection hick, gives rare charm to tbe atory. Car) Schurs is the type of fighting idealist whoso triumph seems at hand In (he awaktniog of political and finan cial morals that is the order of the day all over the land. The -environment and educational esetheds which produced a character of Schors'a conrpicoeus worth is a bit of human hia tory of treat importance in Itaelf.tul it la the story Schuix Ulla that maaes tbe nan stive good rrsding. It is panorama of a rlmple ooLle boy hood full of earnest endeavor, and lofty purpoaa, lemprred by juet a mx!inim ef lovable liuman weakneaacs. Beautify your complex ion aith little cost. If you f uth a smooth, clear, ereamlika " complex.ioa, rosy tbeeks, laughing eyes, take Uoltiater's Hock Mountain Tea, .- treateet bsutiner know a. , 8S eeats. F 8 Duffy '. Some fine test and venison at Coast Una Market today.. : , , , " i saaajsjiaaaia n I i a ' 'Imported Cay Rum at Warren's. J . ; v : . Lo.t ' A white pointrtblrd dog with spotted k ad, anT ly the name of Fliet. A rewarj will be paid for hia return. J.O. BAXTER, " (T7 MkMIo Kt I.ae your ordpia at Oaks Mst ttttii for your TlJuikagWing Tar- 'k.y. S XANMi; P. .STKF.ET, -New Goods Di!l Pickles. Swe;l Mangoes. Sweet Cucumbers and Sour Saner Kraut. Mince Meat. Cape Cod Cranberries. Fresh Carolina Rice. S, OaUlakes. JJ Sig Hominy. ml Grits. JJ Buckwheat. 5S Fresh lot Fox River Print Butter. jgs New car load, Snow Drift Flour, ground from New Wheat. Anu ine Best L,ard sold. Try a pound.of it and Jyou will be sur prised at the improvement in the flavor of your biscuit. The very highest grade groceries at the lowest possible prices ia what we offer you, and guarantee everything as represented. Yours to please, J. L. McDaniel Wholesale at; Be tall Groeer. V1 waw. vvmci UIUBU HJUU XlilllUWJa. CLBa Winter Winters knocking at our door, With no uncertain sound lie's Are you ready for him ? How about your Winter Suit and Overcoat ? Are they in proper condition to weather the storm of the com ing season ? How about your Winter Underwear, your Gloves, your Shoes, Hats, Shirts, Neckwear and Hosiery. If there are any weak spots in your wardrobe we are here to strengthen them with the RKST THAT'S MADE. In (he Dry Co,,,!.-, line we've everything reudy for you and we trust II,; ;it you. Madam, will examine our stock and get your outfit h -ro. Ci i 1). :- ; Nrf' v. 1 , . V. li: ynur II;. : .'i Tin- IV t ;,; ;ik1 i ml Laduvs a Sample Jackets and Coats Just ceivocl Yesterday on Hale'Today. i.ot onf;. '2.r Samples .Short routs with Kelt Back Nicejy made up-to-date. .Sold for $5.00 elsewlu-rc, (oinR at $'..'.75. 1.0 r TWO 62 Fine tjjality wraps 42 inrlim long in black, Tan and Hrown $1().0I and $12.50. Choice at the lot $7.4X. OUR GREAT SILK PALE Thia Is the bMt bargain in Silk rem nants we have yet shown. Assorted colors only 35c yard. BLANKET SALE. All Wool 11-4 BUnkeU, weight lb. a good $6.50 Blanket, per pair $3 . Good Cotton Blankets CV. Extra Heavy Comfort, Sflc. S COPLOilK!" 76 Middle Street. Lumsden & Stith INSURANCE AGENCY. Strong Lino of Fire Insurance Com panies. All Buainea promptly attend to Good Luck to Tou Sure Do you want to he succeeaful In all our undertakings, carry my wonderful good lurk charm. My charm la used by thooaaada of bualneaa and social men. Send f L00 and get it now, do not de ' rltOF. P. DELMAR, .639 Herkimer, 8t, ' . Brooklyn, N. Y. I TIIKNIVITII, 8UIKSMHU& WHULHlOnr Buggies, Wsfona, Carts and Drays al ways kept stock, 1 rcaet tires without cutting ftlUtthe Ulrt Im proved tire shrink1, I kp a grod , supply of cart whtls aUaia In stack repairing done at qukk bntWe. fchnji on Eoulh Front trt tt the Raitroaa. - . . ' Horse Owners ! If your Iw-ree Is a'cV, Um, or ,..1- trg frm any aommt that ynu it.; nt, .undraUrvl, wriletoDr. F. I. V hi". at McDaniersi ' Cucumber Pickles. Goods demanding entrance everywhere V, 2 s ; . .; !,- ,., get your Shoes, your Cloaks, your ' ","sr Underwear and Hosiery here. :!, iv,' M.llinrry Department where you can get ; 'n Millinery line. Our inducement is, fjoods. iXTER IL si re SPECIAL BARGAINS In Dress (Joodn, Underwear, Shoes and Clothing, Misses and Boys' Over coats and Jackets. In fact, we have bargains throughout the atore. Vou ran always find Bargains in our remnant in IVrrules and woolen good. REMEMBER ol'Ii PniCE3 On Cloak, Dress (JikkIi, , Clothing, Shocn, Underwear, Vi hen making your purchases, j . A. WlCOIats fin d hk biTa MA h Si ArTSft the ship 13 wrr iW; iiUfw wia,i,vi v. si4 fw,rtni. s tm a . . smkamtMU.nr.MM larr. . saw i it a s. at. rrtta. fWae f" 1. .' H- , VUr;I art V, h.l, I.U-, . t ' t b X , f . . I . 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