1 116 DAILY FBBB PBESS
Entered at P. o, at seoooa class mail matter
PubllshtS by THE KINSTON FREE PRESS PUB. CO
W. S. HERBERT.
Editor.
t REMEDY rOR'RAPE.
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N. C. JOBBERS AND MANUFACTURERS
A We understand that at an early
date a convention of the jobbers
and manufacturers throughout the
State will be held for the 'purpose
of effecting a permanent organiza-
k tion for the advancement and pro
Section of their interests. '
. This is an excellent move. It is
1 Something North . Carolina has
jiieeded for a longtime, and we pre-
?-'CV -diet that much good will result
'V ' i '! &om it. As we understand it it is
, not to be restricted to any particu-
- j lar line of trade, it is to be hoped
v, , that every jobber and manufacturer
will give the movement his hearty
support.
, '' There are many subjects urgent
ly requiring the attention of such
, v an organization, but most promt-
' v 'nent among these are the questions 1
of general legislation, taxation and
freights. ,
' Comparatively fevVofour manu
facturing and jobbing enterprises
are able to cope single-handed with
conditions of today. The struggle
for existence is fierce; the, weak
fall, and those who hesitate are left
x behind. There are trusts in trade,
pools in transportation and lobby
ists to look after every legislator.
To deal with these, organization
and concert of action is absolutely
indispensable.
While North Carolina has been
hesitating, our - sister states, by
favorable legislation and taxation,
have drawn away from us valuable
. ; industries and much needed capi
tal; and their wide-awake jobbers
and manufacturers have, by their
' organized and persistent efforts, se
, cured rrom the railroads what are
called "gateways," to which points
freight is handled at remarkably
( low rates. For instance some ar
, tides of freight , are hauled from
, Chicago to Richmond, nearly as
cheap as they are from Richmond
to Raleigh.
. . Such conditions should not exist
and will not if the proposed organ
ization is prosecuted with vigor
and intelligence. News-Observer.
v ' A KENTUCKY TRIAL.
A Novel Method of Punishment Proposed
For . Perpetrator ; of This Terrible
Crime.
Communication. . ' .
Rapes and IjtiicIiIdks seem to be agi
tnting the public tniod very much at
prcnt. It may be opportune to state
8omn facts In regard to dealing with rape
that hare come to my knowledge. . Dur
ing the last fifteen years three rapes bare
been committed within twenty-fire miles
of Kms'onand on the south side of
Ntuse river. The criminals have been
daly punished; the victims saved the dis
masting and uaueeous notoriety that
would have beeu inflicted on them by a
public trial. In each case the rbpist has
been caught and held until au experienced
castrator could be Kent for. On his ar
rival the rapist bin bmi offered atrial
by jury or custra tion they always
chootse the latter. -
Thin kind of proceeding probably would
not suit some people but it has been
highly satisfactory in the neighborhoods
where the remedy has 1 been used. It
effectually cures the rapist of bit libidi
nous propensities. It ' enves bin poor
victim uu ordeal almost an trying us the
ntpe. It saves the country the Ji arrow-
fig detail of a hiiieoos crime. AH parties
are um near' Mutinied a they mu be.
TIkr" castrations, bavt ln conducted
,v ru'ii uf prudence and .determination,
onl.v a very few being preeut or knowing
unythiug about it.
Rape is not a. rare crime. In the ma
jority of cm sen, when the victim is a
woman of character and standing, she
prefers to tmr her misfortune in hilence
rather have all her future life marred uhd
made miserable by publishing 1 he fact
that she has been put to such usage by
u vile brute.
lt'n hare more castrations and' no
l.vnchings.- Two or three of the victim's
riends can avenge her and not trump her
misfortunes to the world. ,
DR. JAMES M. PARROTT,
Physician and Surgeon,
-KINSTON,' N.C.
Office near Court House. - V
Office noun: 8 to zz a. m.; a to 5 p. I
1. 17. newborn & Co.
WHOLESALE GROCERS, '
(Wholesale Only,) v.
s KINSTON, N. C '
ISTOur prices favor our customers.
A Good,, Durable
OR. THOS. H. FAULKNER,
' DENTIST.
Office Ilours: 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. .
Rooms over the Bank of Ktnston.
with a Belf and the necessary tools
For only $18.
Also a . full Hne .of BICYCtE Time Of VCQP
SUNDRIES for sale by
A Rooms over the Bank
TAX MSTIflG T
All persons are hereby notified that Z
will be at the court house on June 1st,
and every day thereafter during the
month of Tune (except Sundays) for the
purpose of listing the real and personal
property and polls of the town of Kins
ton. By order of the board of aldermen.
' M. H. WOOTEN, ,
Tax Lister.
KlnstoftCycle Company.
THTG I
TATfi SPRINGS WATER APSOLU1 ELY
CURES Indigestion, Dyspepsla-In fact all dis
eases of Stomaon, Liver and Kidneys. 6,000 tes
timonials. For sale in Elnston by, TEMPLE-
MAR8TONDRUQ UO.
TC8TIM0MULS.
Judtre Benrv R. Bryan. Newbern. fT. O.t "It
doos me more gooi than any water 1 nave ever
UtttSU."
G. D. M. Cantrcll. M. D.. Little Rock. Ark.: "It l
was ioe oniy ngem i zouna inai gave me reuei
or chronio malaria." v.
Mrs. M. A. Jackson, widow of Gen. Stone.
wallJacKson, cnarlotte, N; 0.: "I can truly
testify as to tne efficacy of your remarkable 1
waier." '
David Elrk president of McCalmont Oil Co.,
Pittsburg, Pa.: UI believe Tate Hprlng water is
an lnfalHhlfi miM for rtvTsnflnala. -
; Incapacity of Hotel 603. splendid atmos
phere finest Bcenery all tne comforts and
amusements. t Wrlto for 40 page annoaj. .
TnOMlS Prop'r,
TATE SPRINGS, TENN.
to have your children's hair cut
Send the little ones down and we'll cut
the hair right, and treat the children
kindly and courteously. Only 15 cents.
THOS. H. GREEN, Tte Barter.
WShoD on Gordon St lust'back of Temnle-
Marston'sJDrug store. . : ,
STOWEWARE!
, ' ' ..v..such:as ,
Churns Jars. Jugs, Pitchers,
And so on, -
Money barrels and jugs for the children.'
When in need of anything in this
line call at THE CASH NOV
. TEITY STORE. It is there.
KRS.'C.'E, 3BIeRKE.
ClTIZKX.
Troops Guard the Court House But the
1 Shooting Has Not Begun. .
; Xoudou, Ky., Juue 5. The Baker mur
der trial began ut Manchester today. The
troops (sent to guard the court house are
encamped , near the building, ready for
actiou. Sentinels are on guard. to keep
the Howards, Whites and Bakers out of
town. The Whites nnd Howards also
put out guards to pick off' the Bakers if
they attempt to enter the town. .
The Bakers are camped on Bear Creek,
100 strong. There are fully 100 of the
: Whites and Howards. Col. Williams has
only 100 soldiers. All the parties are
heavily armed. There has been no shoot
lag so far.
The State charters the Patterson Tex-
; tile company; of Halifax, t The capital 1
' stock is 1200,000. The mill will spin and I
' weave cotton and woolen fabrics.
m m 1 " m 1 1 M
MAKES BOTH MOTHER AND BABY
HEALTHY
strong!
oak mm& IKSTITUTE.
Nearly 50 Tears of Continnons Success. : 279 Students Last Tear.
The lareest and best eaulnoed nrivate fittinsr school in the South. Enelish
1 the Classics, Mathematics; Book Keeping, Shorthand, Telegraphy, Typewriting
Terms reasonable. For catalogue, address
. r : - -i T.'A.&
II, H. HOLT. Oak Ridge, N. C.
I am still in the ice business and j "C!!
will run a regular delivery wagon
for the accommodation of my cus-
tomers. . ?' : , ,
, The very best quality of ice de- K
livered in any amount s .
Half Cent a Pound. ;
See me for special rates jn large
quantities,
AND
A Purely Vegetable and Per
fectly Harmless, Non-Alco '
:bolle andNon-Narcotlc '
Preparation. -'
1 j
Give me your patronage and you
shall receive prompt and cottrte-
ous treatment:' 4 K
J; C. WAG1IER
ifPhone 26.
Fine
DR. H. J) . HARPER,
DENTAL SURGEON,
KINSTON, N. C.
t3Torwc Ovte Dam Qmhislt's 8to,
p. C. Corsets.
' , make'. '.
American Beauties.
Artistic,
Last fall I sprained my left hip while
handling some heavy boxes. The doctor
. 4 caueo-on eat a fat nret It was a slight
Strain and would soon be well, but it
tic nuioo nuu tuo uoctor men said 1 1 1 1 r 5 -i
had rheumatism. It conUnuod to growl JOD lrintlnff'
wcr8eand I could hardly get around to . 1 '
vers.. 1 wen toaarns store and the
crr-ist recommended me to try Cham-
tali of a 50-cent bottle cured ine entirely. I j Th Pr
F. A. Babcotk. Erl. Pa. I .
You Can Find Them
.... at
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A.n.r.
. .i 4.-TS 4 J ; J
woo
Money 'refunded cflcr a four
I have just gotten in my spring5tock and , I have the
prettiest styles. - ?" '
, I wish to call especial attention to tlfe '
"Viscol" Patent Leather Shoe.
If the vamps on these sh,oes break from reasonable wear I
wilt replace theni FREE OF COST to the purchaser; .
Call in and see the new line.; "
1 X J Respectfully, K ' ' "
, 4 DAN QUINERLY,. w
QueenStreet., ' - . , KINSTON, N C.
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H. H. fJOSEliHY
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' : . ' . ' Wire Cloth,
Wire Screen Doors and Window Screens,
Fly Fan3 and Trap3, . .
' , Fish H00I13 and Lines, ' .
Fruit Jars and Jelly fjlacc cs, '
.. .V ' Ice Crc la Freezers, j
v ,. E-.th Tub3, "... .; '
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Tobacco T.l;:3 r.nd L?.nt:n3.
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It is for sale by E. Hood. . J ' ? Q
'weeks', trial if not .-ti::tcry.