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S. HfiRBKRT. Editor unci Prop'r.
Catftvtfl at I'. O. a4 HMOiid clawi mail matter.
Tb appropriation for rural free deliv
ery service which the pontmater general
will ank from cougren for the nnxt tlncal
year will be upward of two and a half
million dollars, aw it is proponed to ex
tend the service to t.11 pnrta of the coun
try. We hope that Congressman Claude
Kitchin will try to have this yntem ex
tended in Lenoir county.
Under the head of "Crying Peace, Peace, !
When There is No Peace," the Charlotte
Observer copies an article referring to the
proposition to reorganize the Democratic
party by Don M. Dickinson, Mr. Carlisle
and other such deserters from Democ
racy, and, after considerable comment,
concludes as follows:
"Let nobody deceive himself with a
hope of silence on the part of those who
want a new deal. They propose to cry
aloud and spare not It is not audacious
of them to cill for the restoration of the
Democratic party to Democratic ground;
the audacity i in those who, ha ing le i
it to i wo disastrous defeats, the second
worse than the Hrst, now demand the
right to lead it to a third."
The Democratic party naa come to a
sad condition if all hope of success de
pends upon the acceptance again of the
leadership of the Cleveland wing that, de
serted during the last two campaigns
the lot that damaged the country and
ruined the party for years by repealing
the silver purchase clause of the Sherman
law.
So far as we are concerned we prefer
defeat and honor to victory and die
honor.
Thk Free Press thinks it would be
best to wait two or three years before
discussing reorganization or the making
of new issues. We favor waiting and
making the issues for 1904 upon the con
ditions that shall then exist.
But if, as usual, the Cleveland goldbug
"McKinley Democrats" are still deter
mined to "rule or ruin" and try to cap
ture the Democratic party because they
think its defeat gives them the opportu
nity now, why we will do what little we
can to resist their attacks. If they are
determined to "cry out aloud and spare
not" it looks as if the fight is on.
Her Celeatlal Credentials.
" "Tut it down thur." said the old man
to the obituary writer, "that she wuz'
42 nn likely for her nge."
"That's down."
"Thut she wuz never known ter
spenk a cross word, beln deef an dumb
from childhood."
"All right."
"That she Is now at rest on Abra
ham's bosom Hut hold on! Al't
that wiiar Lazarus Is?"
"1 think so."
He pnused a moment as If !n deep
thought. Then he said:
"No matter: Put It down that slie'a
thar. too, fer ef ever Lazarus sees her
comln he'll vacate an hunt another
restln place. 'Sides that, he's been thar
too long anyhow!" Atlanta Constitu
tion. Tlie Point of View.
Miss Willing Do you believe It Is
wrong to marry for money?
Parson Drown-Of course not. Five
dollars Is my regular fee. Chicago
News.
When you feel that life is hardly worth
the candle take a dose of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will
cleanse your stomach. t n up your liver
and regulate your bo els making you
feel like a new man. For sale by J. E.
Hood.
DR. JAMES M. PARROTT,
, Physician an Surgeon, 1
, KiNSTON, iti-C'. ;
9 '
K)"Offica On Gordon Street. Office hoars, o to t
a. ., nd s to 6. p. m.j Sunday, 4 to j . m.
W. T. PARKOTT, JPh.G.,M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon "
KINSTON, n. c.
STOffice formerly occupied by Dr
J. M. Par rott opposite A. R. Miller's.
DR. C. B. WOODLEY,
Physician and Surgeon.
B6TOffice in Drug Store next Bank
of Kington.
Calls left at Drug Store will receive
prompt attention.
uv,', ...Fevers'
DISEASES take
m c "Ai l t Tdai 1 o (fiaiiroTcl)
The people will quickly roair tL fuii').i' ittlltlee of VDT tTAV (Inrvti)mr thenaa
lO-callea Ta'le Tnlo. TVjr ar unr-llujie and the d'e in ierunn. Ytira an ChiU Toolo (fanproT4
require no shaking of the bottle. The mvlivimt in ili'r u vMy .li'm-lviM ; n ch d $e co:iuUu the earn praportlea .
-4 medtoine. Formelann each b-'Ml. eiiniuuu of ( ir (X t3i ueU ilr:voul miliaria, I ttOS wblca tonee '
Jie lyetamand PElMI W whlfh rN(u;eherty appotita. Any phyxi Un"f druiTirirt wl'l tell yoa there lrHv
BXTTKB PRJCSOttlPTTO . for iIAI4,niA and ila k.ndred iliv wi. PleaKaut to take ; doee not afckea er
aaunate. and l a-wptah'e to the nnt iliwt ptnmwo'u V !l Jt'K. lit 'et. For aale by all dealers.
Viae OARIiaTalOT MM niOJIffld CO., 0.Lt l'it.,i-Kn roil, Evartavlila, Inda
Imm
OR. J. D. HARPER,
DENTAL SURGEON,
KINSTON, N. C.
ffice Over Dan Ouinerly't ttore. in the Hot
ley Boildinj, next to C. W. Pndgen ft Co.a atora.
IlkNFR I
DR. THOS. H. FAULKNER,
DBNTIST.
Office Hours: 8 a in. to 6 p. m.
K ooms over tne Bank ot K.mston- 5
Sold in Kinston by J. E. TTOOD.
ItthT
Many golden opportunities have been lust by ilios
who (uner from rheumatism. By taking Kheumacide
no they will be permanently and positively cured
Sold by J. K. Hood.
Ills Theory.
A novel explanation of the cause of
thunder showers was once plven a so
journer In a little Nova Scotia town by
one of the Inhabitants.
"Do you know wjiat makes thun
der?" the Nova Scotlnn Inquired of his
guest. "I've got a theory of my own.
and I call It a pretty pood one."
"I should like to hear It." was the
diplomatic reply.
"uen. said tne nost slowly, "my
Idea Is this: Vo;i know we hear about
the nlr circulating and circulating all
the time. My notion Is that the pure
, air from above eonien down here In
summer and trf foul with all the
smoke and Cil ami grease, and then
the heat drives It up asaiij into the
clouds, and when It gets up there It's
pressed on all round by the clouds com
ing together, and It explodes! That's
my theory. Of course." he added, with
becoming modesty, "other folks may
have others." Youth's Corppnnlon.
Buy Your Drugs and
Goods from
HOOD'S DRUG STORE.
H. K. SHAw ,
Lawykr.
All matters attended to promptly.
Practice in State and Federal courts.
SSTOffice located back of Court
House, Kinston, N. C.
WOOTEN & WuOTEN,
Attorneys-at-Law,
kinston, n. c.
Circuit: Lenoir, Jones, Greene, Pitt and" On'
stow counties. Supreme Court, and Federal Coon
of Eastern North Carolina
A few more Boarders desired at
f4otel gailcy I
Those desiring to secure good board
at a reasonable rate are solicited to give
us a trial immediately.
The Soft Anatrer.
"Therer said the angry man. shov
ing a photograph, presumably of him
self, under the photographer's nose.
"Do you know what that makes me
look like?"
"If you mean what it makes you look
like at the present moment." answered
the photographer, surveying the face
of the angry mau carefully. "I should
say It makes you look as if you were
about to throw a fit"-Indianapolis
Press.
Ho Plaee Like Home.
j An Atchison man took sick Sarnrday
land decided to stay home till be got
rested. He was back at work at noon
Monday. His wife asked him within a
ifew hours to take care of the baby, to
chop onions for pickles, to grind the
jtoffec, to dress the children and to
Silk the cow -while he was resting."
tchlson fjlolw.
I Will Close Out
My Stock of
Shoes and Hats
AT COST
to make room for more Groceries.
Feeding the people is my busi
ness I've been at it lor 20 years
and still keep tip the game.
Call and get your winter Shoes
and Hats at cost before they are
all sold.
Respectfully,
W. A. LaROQUB,
KINSTON, N. C
Barrett & Thomson.
ARCHITECTS,
ii5Fa?ettevilleSt.t - RAtBlGH, N.C
O&T Write for our "Brochure" of in.
formation.
Just Think of the Good Things
You Can Get At
SOWER'S.
You can get Fried Oysters, you
can get Stewed Oysters, and if the
above don't 'suit, you can take
them Raw.
I have had 1 1 years' experience
in the oyster business and I know
your wants. Come to see me.
Fried Oysters, 30c
Stewed Oysters 25c
Yours to please,
J. T. SKINNER
T. W. pemboro & Go.,
Who'esale Grocers,
Wholesale Only. 1 kinston, n. c.
-Our prices favor our customers.
FRESH FIjSH.J
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Fresh Trout, Mullet and Croak r
daily at
BOYD'S MARKET
JtSTBast Street near new depot.
The fieua Hduxape Store.
Prepare now, for Com ort in Cold weather
By buying
Dixon & Hooker's Heaters.
We have the BEST HEATERS
for the money on the market.
One trial will convince you
The KING, The COMFORT.
The CENTURY and the BOSS.
See the Heaters and get the
prices.
We are headquarters for Buggy
Harness.
We have been asked how can
we afford to sell Harness so
low. We always buy in such
quantities as to quote the low
est possible prices, and our
sales are so numerous the v
small profit on each set added
together enables us to sell low.
Come and try as.
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DIXOW & HOOKER.
iThe New Hardware Store. 1
KINSTON N. C.'
A
BRAND
-MEW SHOW !
AT KINSTON
Of Ft?IDHV, NOV. 16th.
First Season in America.
J. E. PHYSIOC
Is Here to Stay I
(EI have prepared myself for it. I have
Just received a full line of Foreign and
)omestic Samples of Woolens ranging
from f 15.00 up to f 45.00, a suit. 1 am
not trying to comp te with ready-made
goods I premise to give yon a first-class
Merchant Tailor's Suit as good as yoa
can bare made in any first-class Mcr
chant . Tailoring estaDllsament any
where,, an9,for as little money. Yon
will find taat I deal straight and fair.
and always look to the interest and taste
of my customers ' m
fay 1 lave just employed a ; 0rsJclas
coat-maxer. , , ,- , i;.
J.E. PHYSIOC:
A CAR LOAD QF
Western Horses
and Mules.
A Villa? Blacksmith Saved Bis
';,:; Little Son's Life. V
Mr. H. H. Black, tbe well known village
blacksmith al nrahamsTilKSalliTanCoL,
N. Y., says: "Oar little son, fir years
old, has always been subject to croup,
and so bad havsth attacks been that
( we hare feared many times that be would
- die. We have had the doctor and used
many medicines, but Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is now our sole reliance. It
. seems to dissolve the tough mucus and
by giving frequent dosea when thecroupy
symptoms appear we have found that
the dreaded croup is cured before it gets
settled." There is no danger in giving
this remedy for it contains no opium or
- other injurious drag and may be given as
confidently to a be.be as to an adult.
For sale by J.E. Hood. -t . .!
Received THURSDAY,
: ; November, 8th.. ,;,
Finest shipment we ever re
ceived. " Were boueht cheaD and
will be sold quick and cheap' for
casa or gooa paper. Call and ex
amine this shipment. '
J.C.QUIUERLY&BRO.,
kinston. n:c
KJBrick ; stables--Gord,oa street.
Nqw Designs in
Mil
f Z if.
inery
Every Week!
Last shipment just in
today. ?
At Cost for the Next J
.Thirty Days. -
Avail Yourself ot This
Opportunity. ;
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a.r ummn.
210W S, 1900.
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Tllfll llfl TlllPllI v illl IjlllllD HJlS
Mammoth Menagerie an d Real Itoman Ilippoilrome !
. . "Th Rhoda Royal Show wt goodbig and moral." Worcester Spy, August 9, 1900.
"One of the best tent shows ever eivea in New London was that at the Rhode Royil Show last Wedne
day. The one great feature about the show, is that they five exactly what they -advertise. 'I he Rhoda I
-ne
K"Val Miows nave made a moat favorable imnrMsion in this cirv.'
pay, epremper 5, 1900. . , w, .-
few London Daily Globe, Wedne.
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The World's 0 randest and liost Am useiiien t Institution
, i - ? SO M15THING NEW UNDER. THE 3UN. 7
v- Tented Exhibition entiiely different from anything yon have avet seen, and yoa win be convinced.
yea see tne pig Aggregation, that shows are not all alike. Read the special features: '
Prcf. Berris and His 63 Oeautiful Trained Horses.
AO performing in one ring and at one time. This act cannot be duplicated on this tcrresdal globe, ;
J? CaptSharpe and His Detachinejit of Rough Riders.
Ittfrhe Horse Back Riding Pony. 7 f7 j
A Cntc. Cunninff ThorouEhbred Shetland Ponv win actuaOv ride and Mrform m th. f.rV.' f T
Large Hors s, hil ja'loping at full speed. . t- -.- , .. ?: ' wj. "
: : " the; THOMPSON BOYS.' Si - n f
The funniest of all Clown Mule Hindle Riders will actually Introduce! aometbinff new in tb. Rir!;-
Cosnedy tine. . -. , . ; , .: . r- , '
A Troupe of Trained Performing Elephants. '
. . That do Everyihing but Talk. . '
- MADAM ;ROYAL 7&'&.&'JO ' I
. The Queen of all Lady Hore Trainers and Manage Riders. Not the Old Time Manage Acts, bu
each and every Trick new and of the latest High School Riding; art. ;.- .
TUB MiPjPODROiwa KaceS entirely different from the old style. ' "
50 QTIiER Fin3T.CLAS3 PERFCHEHS and PERFCn"Ar.'CE3 C(
THB POOR" USHMS. the funniest of all European Clown. '
rew tiamesa. New Wagons, New Cairet, New Hor
ew Speoltie. New Aets, on in appointments and all
bltng and no Ganr.et of Chance
Every piece of prrtrty rrn mv ew rlarnesa. New Wragons, New Cairet, New Hore, New
Mater
f No
ST Cs?NiVAU passes through principal streets between to and if o'clock t
rrisl. Nee
No (iamb
Bilk New features. New
tivelv New and V aterproof
day of r -. ; t n. an immeHiate'v opm the return of the parade to the show pounds the orriaal
txilTM TUB auovt vn.uu PBK8 m HtQH Diva from an Aenal Ladder into a net
free. Auo i -ne i . a Dire otaer tree ubibiuons wul take place.
Tents i ,
Oil
net beia
C::r3 cr :i I c J 7 p. m.
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