THE PURITANS.
1 The Ions Puritan scales lendod, four
girla somewhat in sdjance of the con
. atregation strolled homeward throjish the
4 brilliant May snnhlae. - -i ( ? -.
"What a beautiful day r crfedl Iluth
Bennlngv ,
.-rerfect added Salome Endicdtt" ;-X
"It used to be like this la England,"
aid little Peace Morley wistfully.
Why so silent, Dorothy V asked Sa-
' lome, addressing the fourth girl, who had
V cot ret BDoken. ; -,'. '
' i Dorothy Penrhyn , looked up quickly.
-' irlossv hfllr and lanre. dark, misrhiflvnna
? .eyes.
''Let us keep May dayP' she exclaimed.
v'llow cau we 7" asked Salome. Ton
came here." ; ; , .
''But we didn't-come of bur own free
Will," returns! Dorothy., "What hftrm
can there be in a dance around a may
pole? Why in every one so afraid of n
little enjoyment?"
.The dawning of the following day
' found the guls and their friends assem
bled upon the training field just outside
the primitive Bontou wttlement. They
brought long linen strips for ribbons, and
the slender trunk of a dead sapling
served as a maypole.
It was so early that no one was stir-
ff ' m . .. -
ring, xue newiy risen sun smiled nn
needed upon this bit of stolen revelry
.upon the dresses brushing dew from the
grass In the graceful dance; upon Doro
thy Penrhyn. merriest of the group, with
her laughter., her sparkling eyes, her de-
IlgntiuUcoIor and quick, airy movements,
the 'grim Puritans forgotten as she Joftted
in the gay pastime.
, Suddenly came the sound of voices and
of, approaching footsteps. Peace was the
first te hear them. The girls ceased their
dance in consternation. ' Then Salome
Endicott remembered that this was the
day for the monthly muster of soldiers
under Captain Roger Winthrop.
iTbe reveleis fled precipitately. Doro
thy lingered- only to tear the linen strips
from the improvised maypole, then, trail
ing them after her. hastened down the
. sloping field in pursuit of her com pan
ions. She was not in pursuit of the young
captain. She ha l met him often, but
she had no wish to meet him under pres
ent circumstances.
Behind an alder group they paused for
breatn and consultation.
Do you think they saw us?" asked
xiutn uenning. i aptniu wintnrop is
Tery strict in his ideas, they say."
balorae Emlicott was out of temper
from running. Mont of the others were
terrified by Kutb'x words. Dorothy alone
howed vexation tit lieing interrupted.
iThey might have waited till we fin.
lahed," she alii in disgust. "It was too
bad to spoil our sport in that fashion.
.When the girls ha l reduced to order the.
cnaos or , notions, tney went -borne in
aome anxiety; - : - - V
'I anr- so sorry for it .all!" Peace con
fessed to Dorothy the next day. "If we
are found out. -what do you think the
magistrates will -do?"
r 11 . r :
uuiurr kuiiw uur tare, uuanireu
Dorothy 1 defiantly. "Send us back to
. England. I hope 1 am going anyway as
oon as I can. t - .
Why, Dorothyr
"I am," repeated Dorothy.
A vessel leaves the day after, tomor
tow," suggested Peace "You can go in
that.'-W,'r('VVi:1;
Ttldo If said the girl.
: .Wer plans for the,, journey ., were soon
tnade. The cant jiu of the vessel was a
friend of her fntber. Fader his care she
Would sail dim-tly for Southampton. She
went to her room and began resolutely
packing her box While she wits mental
ly composing a notv to v left for her par
ents, who were away from home, she
heard a kno k at the, front door. Peer
ing out,; with an ever present fear of In
dians, shesaw Captain Winthrop below,
i "Perhaps he la com tug to arrest me."
, she said to berself. ' "But 1 am not afraid
of him. : Poor fellow! i suppose he must
bey orders , She went boldly down and
opened the door. (amain Winthrop, tall.
dignified, with blue eyes and fair hair
And beard, bowed low on seeing her. -'
"Will yoo enter?! shIiI Dorothy, brac
ing nerseir ror tne interview.'
I called, MistresK Penrhyn." began
Captain Wluthrop. evidently in some con
fusion, ta see"-
- "Yes,' lnterrnptel Dorothy, "I know. 4
I was expecting yon. What are yon go
tog to do?" . "
"L cannot tell yet," he. answered. "I
most first consult"- -
"What an Idiotic procewlingr cried
Dorothy,, with HpiHt. fWherb was the
harm in It. after all T
"Harm?" repeated Captain Winthrop
: "Yes. harmr Insisted Dorothy. "We
really must have some amusement, you
"I don't think I nndemand," said Win
throp,' with A puixled liMik. . ,
"Why, dWn't yon 'come to" She
paused, crimson .with sudden hame.
"Then t should not have spoken." she
added, trying to n-cover herself. " ,.
"I came to ee your father in regard to
arrengtnening nnr nejenses, ue snia.
"But you have rnsed . ray "curiosity.
What is it. Dorothy? Tell me."
"You won't Iwtray me? she asked,
after a little hesitation '; : ' ; s ;
"Certainly not." ' - .
"Weil, then, we cirls had a maycole
Among the ei t thousands who
have u.ih1 (ThHuitv-rlHUiV Cough Kemedy
for cold n1 In grttiM 'uring the past
few years, to nnr kir-i l.-dee, not a 6in-j-'e
case has lvlll-, inteo'noiiia. Tfcos.
'hilSeld A Ji;V,T8bah avenn,
CLicasjo, ot1 f h- 'r, prominent re
tail drujrari-t in th' dt.r. in speaking
cf this, mvk " V -- wimD J CliaiDr
laia's 0vuh im-U f r la grippe ia
ch'.tcvw, h it ih -"iily yives prompt
and comt''jt ivuvi. hn'. aNo counUr
&ct my t'idfP'V n' 1 li-'-ipj-e to reilt ia
p"umi)ni." K'r - by J. II liood.
'the" training field" lust before
.I t"Yoo danced
!Yes: .yoa e
dt QhDorotJiyr.
jseejtf 6 iatntit pto punish
tne. for I artMttfag' t HuilaJfld, where
there are no Puritans to spoil my pleas
sore " My bog Is packed. I shall leave at
once.". ' Hi -v. S.-1 r m
. "AnH ftls beoft.HfJnelafke4
.Roget WHthrpp, wth JaJ glancrf 4hat
made Dorothy look at him In a startled
ay, then cover her face with her bands.
Half an hont later, wtien everytning
had been satisfactorily arranged, Doro
thy said regretfully: "I suppose I. must
remain a Puritan, after all,, and never
dance again since yon disapprove of it so.
But." with an arch glance. "I have bad
one genuine celebration, and I shall never
regret, it, Roger, whatever you may
think.' Exchange,
Roma Roads.
The Roman roads were built with more
care than is expended upon the beds, of
our railways even. They were made as
straight as possible, and natural obstacles
were skillfully overcome by the use of
cuts, fills, bridges, culverts, embank
ments and even tunnels. Stiffs-grades were
avoided, and ay level, once reached, was
doggedly maintained, leven at the ex
pense ot making cuts, fills, etc.
To Hide It.
Hewitt What are yon raising whia
kers for?
Jewett Well, I don't mind telling
yon that I am wearing a necktie my
wife gave me Harper's Bazar. '
n -
We are all Inventors, each sailing out
on a voyarge of discovery, guided each
by a private chart of which there is no
duplicate. The world is all gates, all
opportunities, strings of tension wait
ing to be struck.
the future would sadden
many a nappy
woman, ine mis
ery of marriage
often results from
ailments which
maidenly mod
esty kept hidden.
When doctors are
at last consulted
they frequently
fail to help.
They do not un
derstand the root
of the trouble.
Dr. Pierce's Far
vorite Prescrip
tion , has cured
in thousands of
cases where doc
torsentirely
failed, r
' I had been a Great
I sufferer from female
weakness." writes
Mrs. M. B. Wallace.
of Muenster. Cook
Co., Texas. "I tried
four' doctors and
none ata me any
; zooa. i auDereu six
. a- . r
years, out at last t
found relief. ' I fol
lowed vour advice.
and took eight bottles
of 'Favorite Frescnp.
tion ' and four of the
'Golden Medical Dis
S3
covery.' X now teei
like a new woman.
I have gained eighteen pounds.
?Favert!t Preserves"
MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONQ ;
AND SICK WOMEN WELL.
vt0HJ AND
FOR THE CURE
- OB ALA.
Coughs,' Golds,
OR,
a t.e::eqy ecj:ls
DR. OTTO'S
GumBalsani.
A sire's dose wiH relieve suffering and its
rc;u'.ir use will effect a permanent cure.
mien, S3 JLXD CD CET.
danc In
Tnuster.
DR. QTTOS
UieDtCgniii
Spruce
. A .. , I ITTI 1 C?. .
DOES
much:
Boon, Iowa, Deo. lt.
No tongna eaa tall what X bsva anared
la the put tan ysara with toy moathly sick
m. Whila suSarinr natold rnr a
frtond eallad and (eoommanded Win of
Oardal, I aaat for a botUa, and Oh I what
raliaf . Aftar the first doa I began to t aal
IwtUf aad aara had na pain sinea.
' VMS. GKA,CA LA.MPEKBB.
Wine of Cardut not only cures but tt acts AT ONCE. Here Is a case
of tea years' standing, and yet one single dose made the sufferer feel better,
and stopped the pain. The Wine goes straight to the seat of the trouble,
tt acts directly upon the menstrual and genital organs. Its action is not
violent, and it does not force a result It simply gives Nature that little
assistance that the sufferer's system lacks. A . single disorder In the
feminine organs spreads many disorders all over the body, and when the
Wine cures the source, all the other ills vanish as a matter of course. A
- woman can be her own physician and Cure herself at home. Local ex
, ' aminations are largely things of the
UsIES AIVISBIT BEPAtTaUIT.
For adytee In eaies requiring pcdal
direction, addreM, art Tins tyinittoma,
hKMClNBCO Chattanooga, Tnn.
Druggists sell Large Bottles for $1.00.
If W J 1 t! I 'l
DKAtEiS IN
Fresh Meats,
Chicago Beef, Etc.
Market Hours: to ia a. m.;
9 p. m.
Phone27.
4 to
Sumrell & ncCoy,
Wholesale
Grocers,
KINSTON,; N. C.
PHONB h.
We Sell To Dealers
Only I
From the Lenoir County
Cotton Patch to the Le
noir County Jfoot.
It 'is possible that by purchasing
the excellent hosiery,' for man, I
woman and child, made by the
ORION MILLS, of Kinston,
N. . C, that s yon may wear
socks or stockings made from
cotton spun in the Kinston
' Cottori mills and' 'knit in the
Orion Knitting Mills, thus en-
, conraging the cotton grower of
; Ienoir county and two splen
did manufactoriesfi giving em
: ployment to labor in the cotfn
ty. .Thus you will be assist-
lng tne cotton grower, tne cot
ton picker, the .cotton ginner,
the colton spinner and knitter
'all people of yonr own neigh
- borhood. -
You Sour, Cfoss-Grained
" ...old....v -
DYSPEPTIC I
Stop looking so ugly and
feeling eo badly. Get
a bottle of : - . ;
Get well and decent
once more. You old
played-out old man,
take it and feel young
again. . t :
PEPSINAGOGUB i3.
made by
DU. tf. o; HVflTT,
And sold by all up-to-date -
Moore A Hooker
; .. .. mmi ci 1 1 i . ' l
I
Est the obnoxious custom is no
nger necessary. Wine of Cardul
is the only perfectly safe and sure
vegetable wine made to-dav (or
the cure of " female troubles '.
DiWer aid Eialir
Will give competent service to all so
unfortunate as to need such service,
fast simply give me notice and all de
tails will be attended to.
Casket of all qualitieacarrladfo stock.
and by patronizing my establishment
you ill get competent services at as
low p icea as from anyone.
I respectfully solicit a contin nanc of
tne patronage ot the people in this see
oon. very truly,
GEO. B.WEBB
KINSTON, N. C
Residence Phone No. 63. Shop Phone
jno. 59. '
GRAPHOPHOKE
MecfcmiM-
VlftlMa.
Osrabio Cos
stractlwr. :
mO BOTHER MUCH FUN-
aw bw iroaaBra ntaiai vm a '
Itiak-Pricad TsIUm Macklaa.
When accompanied br a Recorder this!
iranhoDhona can be nsed to make Kecords.
It he standard Records. aW ora$r and money
.1 K i 11 1 nn.inuci. . rimji i.b.M.Mfc-a
'9 our nearest office. - ;
COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO. Dept. 30 J
NEW YORK, i4Vt Bread y.
CHICAGO, & Wabua Ava, ,
6T, LOUIS, TJO-7JI OHva St.
WASHINGTON, 919 PtantyhranU Ava..
PHItADELPHIA, 103a Chestnut St.
BALTIMORE, no & Bafeinora St.
BUFFALO, s'S M'n St.
SAM taAWClSCO, n$ Gany at,
LONDON. i PAEIi SBBXnC
Call To-Dav!
. ..: .
.-' There is no better
, time than now to , f
drop in and select
. a beautiful ,
ress Shirt.
( Our" line contains ";
;f a number 01 beau- :
tiful designs or - ,
old men, young
men and boys. :
Give Us a Call
We.will'treat you
right!
TUI13TALL -G. HILI
crick c:cck,r:o?4a.
r.3I'ext to Temfle-llArrton Drug
..FOR.. ' jk:
4H??2J3r Motor.
it'nk ' ac'-J
TJOHESf&mVltllS;-
ood HolPdr essing Parlor
Under Hotel Toll.
Easy Shaves and Artistic Haircuts. ,
Competent Assistants.
Clean Towels.
Children's Hair Cutting a Specialty.
TA TRIAL SOLICITED.
J. E. PHYSIOC
Is Hera to Stay I
I have prepared myself for it I havtj
lust received: a full line of Foreign and
Domestic Samples of Woolens tanging
from $15.00 p to $45-oo, a suit. X am
not trying to compete with readv-msda
goods I promise to give you a'first-claM
Merchant Tailor's Suit as good as ytm
can have made in any first-class Mer
chant Tailoring establishment any
where, and for as little money. Von
will find that I deal straight and fair,
and always look to the interest and tasts)
of my customers.
(fadrllave just employed a OrstclaM
coat-maker.
J. E. PHYSIOC.
SILMIKGTOHAID WEIDOH RAILROlf,
ORDSNBSD BOBKDUUC.
TBA.INH GOOtt bUDTB.
'DATED
Jul; saa.ifioo,'
8
o m
K Q
o S
A. M
r. X
P.M,
A. at
Losto Weldon..
At. Rocky mi ..
Leare Tarboro.
LV.ROOkTalt...
11 60
8 68!
62!
.100
r. m
1821
00
1061
160!
166!
4 801
7 851
9 63
687
116
867
Leave Wiuon...
Leave 8elma. ...
10 86
11 ID
710
Lv. Parettevllie.
IS 22!
984
Ar.riorenoe...
A. M.
Ar GoldBboro...
Lv, GoldBboro...
Lv. Magnolia....
Ar, Wilmington
7a6
7 61!
B SINS afl
P.M
A.JMr.M
TBAIK G0IMQ HOBTH.
5'
A.M.
P.M.
Lv. Florence . . . .
9601
786
lv. raretteviue
Leave Selma..,,
Arrive Wilson
IS 90
160
911
10 64!
1188
..,
P. H
A.M
A X.:.
Lv. wnminffton.
Lv. Macrnoua...
700
680
937
Lv. ttoldsboro.
4 60
P.M
A. X
P. X
Leave Wilson...
Ar. Book XI..
arrive Tarboro.
Leave Tarboro..
8 861
880:
sal
11831
1045
tw
1807
Ilia
8 46
1981
880
4 881
Lv. Rooky Xt..
WOT
100
Ar. Weldon......
P.M
.A.M.I
P.M.I
Train on cue Kinston Branca Rosa leave
weiaon 8:65 D. m.. Halllax 4:17 n. m..arvtva
owwouu aa a :uo p. m., ureenvuia 8:B7 1.
m., Kinston 7:65 p. m. Betarninsr leaves &i&4
nV oreenvine 8:69 a. ta., arriving
Halifax at 11:18. a.m.. Weldon liuta a.m..
exoept Sunday. - -
rfiA f."1"0"' w Pass . atom
t. B. XBNLT. een'l Xanarer. ;
. jcm aasoH, Trame Xanarer 4
Atlantic & N. C. Kallroad
TIMS TABUS Nd. 18, '
November 3, 1900.
XABTBOTJXO
BTATIOKB.
OoldBboro... ..............
Best's........... .
uturaatre
FaUing- Creek
Kinston.......
Caswell.... ...
-
Dover....... .................
Core Creek.... .. ............
Tuscarora
Clark-s
Newborn
Biverdale...
Croatan .... ..
Haveiock. ......
Newport . .,..,.... ..,
Wild wood.,
Atlantic...
Xorebead City .......l
Xoreoeaa Depot
WIBTBOTJND TRAIRS.
t !?:
38' .fi. tt
I H i
P. X. A.M. A.V.
840 ,701) , 78
400 78b 9N
400 ,81Aj .809
4 9 87! 8 tO
488 914 , 880
4 4 Hi! IH
4 66 18 16! 8U
607 10 40T 0T
619 nif 9tl
ISA 11 H t4
6 60 IX 9f9
816 IIS 1016
61S 990 1019
9 80 fOfr 10W
m 8 84 1048
49 8 47 10 49
664 8(2 1064
7 07 4 13 110V
716 4 S3 till
P. X. P. X.I A.X.
STAT10H8. J US c
1 ' 5 is S
! " - ; wZ , S.
- . A. X. P. X. P. X.
Ooldsboro.. 1105 818 800
Beot'S 10 43! !U: '7 88
LaOrangtt .......... 1032! 1W tvt
Falilntr Creek .. 10 i2. IM 7 IT
ElnsToa. 101?; S1H1 707
CasweU...... 9 60 1 6 6
Dover 9 42 4l 8 47
98i)! 4( 4 8S
Tuscarora,.- ' 9 ft 8
Clare's 813 8 3 SIT
cwlxrn 90! 1047 06
jmerdale.... , IU 10 1'1 in
CroatAB , IPC 10 01 II
Havr ocx 80" 94m 614
Newy-rt 7 4 t 4 f
WlMNTood. 7S' 4s
AlUrne T8 8- 45
Vwt City. ...... ....... 77 ! ()
ortte4 LVjxX. 7 or. T 1 ' 4 -3
. a. A. I . V. M
S. L. DILL, Ssperirter r.l.
B. A. NEWXAND, STaster Transrtloa.
to
Vat-
n w
IS 8'
V.
1
1 4
Sold
in Kinstca by J. E. HOOD.
Drr Stores.
t:ore.
. C. LEWIS, Gdtl Dl3ptcier.