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M DAILY FREE PRESP. utered at P. O. aa secon d class mail matter. W. S. HERBERT. Editor and Prop'r. : ' If there Is a man with two and a half grains of senne who really believes that the suffrage amendment will disfran chise white men The Citizen would like to have hid photograph. Asheville Citizen, The white people of North Carolina will never again submit to negro dom ination, nor that the" negro shall rule the white man in any part of this State. This wan the irrevocable decree of Nov. M, 1898. For this reason the Republican party cau never hope to regain control in North Carolina, bo long as it contin ues under present influences, for it is mnnifest that so long as it so continues negro domination in certain parts of the Htate will inevitably follow its success, and the influence of the negro in politics will of necessity be exerted and felt in every part of the State. It is futile for Republicans to longer deny that their party in North Carolina is controlled by the negro and that government by it is necessarily government under negro in fluence. F. M. Simmons. BOSSY, Bossy is a kind old cow. Bba dreams beneath the apple bough And tvringt her tall and rings bar ball While roaming- up and down the dell. I tee her through the pasture bsrs Eat all the pretty daisy stars. Then gently totti ht-r livad on high To watch the clouds that dot the algr. When night make! all the meidow black. She lets the chickens on her back Fall fast asleep, and sleep until . The sun comes peeping o'er the bill. R. K. Munkittrick In Woman's Homo Compaav lon. THOSE BOER LADIES. The pension bill this year calls for an appropriation of only $145,245,250. Hut this is not likely to fill the require ments of the pension bureau. There are now 25,000 Spanish war claims on file and they keep pouring in. This is pro bably the largast number of pensioners that eer developed within a year after any war. It will require some six mil lion dollars to pay the Spanish war claims already on file and the sum will probably be fifteen millions or more by this time next year. The pension raid is the greatest fraud ever perpetrated on this government. It is a palpable fraud, because more than a generation nfter the close of the civil war, when most of those who partici pated in that conflict have passed away, we have on our pension rolls more peo plo than are in the ranks of any army on earth, and are paying more for pensions than it costs any other country to main tain its army. It is the most colossal jobbery and fraud of modern times. Charlotte News. The Free Press fully endorses the fol lowing from the Statesville Landmark: The Landmark is informed that Mr. H. A. London, editor of the Chatham Record, of Pittsboro, is considering the matter of becoming a candidate for the Democratic nomination for State treas urer. We sincerely hope that Mr. Lon don will be a candidate. We are for him for any office he wants. He is one of the oldest as well as one of the foremost, ablest and most popular newspaper men in the State. He is an able lawyer as well as an able editor, a charmingorator and personally one of the most lovable of men. He has represented his county Chatham in the legislature and has been prominent in public affairs for years. He wears the white flower of a blameless life, both public and private, and the State would be honored by his election to public position. If the editors of the State are to be recognized by giving one of their number a place on the State ticket, then Henry A. London is the man who should be elected to represent them Or Middle Life They Are Almost Too Fat to Walk. The Boer woman Is very little like the trim, handsome Dutchwoman of ber ancestral Holland. She Is seldom pretty. Her complexion is her princi pal charm, and she guards this care fully whenever she goes out. She Is never seen outdoors without a great peaked bonnet on her bead, her visits to church being made behind an ai most oriental seclusion of veils. This Is necessary to preserve the pink and white of her skin, for the climate would otherwise soon tan It to the col or of sole leather. Her eyes are small and set close together, and ber features are Irregular. Her cheeks are broad and flat, and her hair Is naturally light In color, although time and weather soon bleach It from Its early straw color. At a very early age she loses all her teeth, for she Is constantly chewing sweet cakes and confection ery. A European woman would replace the molars that nature has deprived her of with well mounted works of art, but the Boer woman does not do this. She thinks it would be Impious thus to try to duplicate-the work of the Creator. Her figure is thick and almost walstless. While still a young woman she begins to grow fat. and by the time middle life is reached she is often so unwieldy that the only ex ercise she Is able to take is to waddle cumbrously from one armchair to an other. She Is clad in a loose, scantily made gown, devoid of trimming and apparently walstless. The day gar ments of the Boers are also their night clothes, so the gown Is generally wrin kled. Charleston News and Courier. JOHN F. STRATTON CG.1 D Importer A Wholesale Dealer In all k!rdsoi MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, violins, Onltara, Banjos, Aecordaons, Harmonicas. All klnriaof ttrlnfra, Ac. tendfor JOHN F. STRATTON CCX Catalog. e2 Grand St. New vonk. OR. H. D HARPKK, -DRNTAL SURGEON, KINSTON, N.C S. D. PARKER, fllcjtehant Tailor, 21 Queen St., Room 3. I am prepared to do first-class work, such as Suits, Trousers, new and old work altered, repaired, cleaned, dyed and pressed promptly in a neat manner. I have engaged Mr. Henry Graham. who is e first-class cutter, to assist me. We will endavor to it'esse you and guar antee a proper fit and finish. (.all and see my printr Samples and give us a trial. We will deal fairly with you all. Wanted to See the President. The Washington Star says that a big, gawky country lad went to the White House the other day just as the presi dent liad gone out for a morning stroll. "I wants ter see the president." he announced to the first man lie met. "Well, there goes the president now,' said the man addressed, pointing to the president's retreating form. "mrn my time: the young man ejaculated, "lie walks just like v.ny other man." and the fellow struck out so thai lie could get close enough to see the president well. Warwick castle Is held by many to be the most beautiful seat In Englaud The large baronial hall Is a magnificent room It Is decorated with the most perfect specimens of armor, furnished In a luxurious manner, and masses of flowers and hrge palms abound on eT- prv side. J. E. Hood guarantees every bottle o Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and wil refund the money to any one who is not satisfied after using two-thirds of the contents. This is the best remedv in ., . . . . . . . ine worm tor la grippe, coughs, colds, and whooping cough and is pleasant and safe to take. It prevents any tendency oi a coia no result in pneumonia Laconic nnd Canst Ic. Maurice Barrymore's wit Is far famed, but a ueat little witticism at his expense was Augustus Thomas' laconic criticism of one of Barrymore's plays. The celebrated playwright had been mercilessly picking flaws In the actor's drama until the good natured Barry winced. - "Oh. come. Gus." he interrupted. ''Don't be quite so hard If It's not an 'Alabama.' Just remember that I wrote it In u week." ; ; "Did you, Barry?" retorted Thomas. .'Then yon must have loafed." Kan ns City Independent. , . I want to let the people who suffer rom fhenmatism and sciatica know that Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved me i after a number of other medicines and ; a doctor had failed. It is the best lini ment I have ever known of. J. A. - Dodges, . Alpharetta, Ga. Thousands hare been cured of rheumatism -by this 1 remedy. One application relieves the pain. For sale by J. E. Hood. , r pine praitl . ALL KINDS CHEAP. ORANGES all kinds Florida, la maica, California and Valencia all sizes. APPLES Baldwins.Sheepnose, York, Imperial, King, and Willowtwigs. Come see our curiosity in the Brazil Pods. Bananas, Malaga Grapes, Cocoanuts, Etc. LB. COX & SON. Special Sale DP CHINA At the CASH NOVELTY STORE next Wednesday from a to 4 o'clock: We mean to give special prices on all odd pieces. Everything in fancy line AT COST. This does not mean that we love profit less, but that we want sales more. . ". It will be to the interest of tke house keeper to attend this sale. All are In. nted to to come. ' !' V MRS. C0RA Ei McRAE. ArWell Dressed Woman is one whn wears a Suit r Waist made n our Ladies' Tailoriig Department. The touch of the artist is shown in the cut, and the skill of the tailor 111 thp fit and finish of tbr garments. And it is not expensive to ptiomze r.s. The qualitv of the worU is of verv High Grade, but prices are 'ecidedly low. For instance: Suit, $8 up: foals, $6 up; Shirt Waists, $1 up. S. D. PARKER. fVornua ovm Dam uinsblt' Mrvaa, is IVI MOHBLsT B0ILDIH9, NlXV TO J. A. PUID eiM's Sroai DR. JAMES M. PARROTT, Physician and Surgeon, KINSTON, n. c. Office near Court House. Office hours : 8 to 11 a. m.; a to 5 p. m W. T. PARROTT. Ph.G.,M. D., Physician and Surgeon KINSTON, n. c. Office: Located at Dr. Jas. M. Parrott's. H. R. SHAW, IAWYKR. All matters attended to promptly. Practice in State and Federal courts. gsaTOffice located back of Court House, Kinston, N. C. WBOIVE FARMED ourselv and know what the farmer neef Yes, we have them : Plow Rings, Singletree Hame Hooks, Trad Hooks, Iron Wedge Plow Beams, Plo Handles, and anything you need you w find at BELL & SON DR. THOS. H. FAULKNER, DHfiTIST. Office Hours: 8 a. m. to 6 p.m. Rooms over the Bank of Kinston .1 a;mn F. STRATTON'S wye Celebrated Russian Gut "v. Tix v tri 1 n STfinirc The Finest la the world. Every String Warranted. John F. Stratton Co, Wholesale Dealer, 62 Grand Street. fiend for Catalogue. New York vs. "sas ? T.VV.Hewborn&Co., WHOLESALE GROCERS, (Wholesale Only.) KINSTON, N. C. I&'Our prices favor our customeis. d.W.eOLLIWS, General Hardware, Stoves, Tinware and Housefurnishing Goods, No. 14 Queen St., Kinston, N. C. GET... YOUR PRINTING from a printer who is willii and capable, and whj will i terest hiinsell to the extent n making your prirting ba suited to your particular need Artistic Printers, who exercise good taste. appropriate type and news ideas, are few. To this cla we strive to belong. We printing for most of the be business and professional nil in this section, and would In to do yours. The Free Press, KINSTON, N. For 1300 We wish one and all to enj Happiness and Prosperity, and ' shall try to do our part towar making it 9. happy year by furnis ing First-class and Pure Groceri ....FOX THE. CAMPAIGN OF 1900; BY W. II. HARVEY, Author of "Coin's Financial School." Price 25c. In size it is fnllv as larce as "Cora's Financial School," profusely illustrated, with best paper, enameled cover in two colors. ' ' Its treatment of the subjects of Money. Trusts as Imperialism, is exhaustive and yet simple and plain as the A. B. C 8. t will educate and arouse the American people to a common defense of their homes and the heritage of free institutions. - It teaches organization and points out the remedy. , it is educational and practical. t should be in the hands 01 every man, woman, boy and girl in the United states The book is a SCHOOL, and the little boy IUIM the teacher. His school m May, 1894, "Coin's Financial School," electrified a nation and moulded the political sentiment of a national political party. r "Coin on Money" may be ex pected to rally anew the forces 01 human iberty. ,.- ; , v,v. A copy of this book and The Twice- a-WeekFree Pbebs year for $1.40. he book alone, 2oc. ; ; ; , . r.;? The Daily Fhek Press a year and a copy of the book for $4.15. Send orders to THE FREE PRESS, KINSTON, N. a All Who Have Barber Work Done, Try Us. Artistic Hair Cutting, Thorough Sham ?ooing,Eas v Sbaviug.ClftanlioesN AI ways, ry our preparation for the scalp. THOS H.GREEN The Barber y Shop on Gordon St., Just back of Temple Marston's Druj? store PICKLES. A fine assortment of Bot Pickles at all prices Sweet Pickles. A barrel of as fine as ever we brought to Kinston. Sour Pickles. Also a barrel of those as fine the finest. FRENCH & SUGC Phonb.No. 32. BLIND BRAINS.., Are those used by the merchant who tries t sell goods without advertising. He that : wise doth advertise in THE 'KINSTON PRE! PRESS. . TTtt ROT The Best Underwear Ever Sold s. In Kinston. In; either All Wool or Half Wool and Half Cotton. DAN QUINERLY, Queen Street. KINSTON, N. C. .v. -. ... . j
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