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TUB DAM' FREE PRESS. W. S. HERBERT. Editor and Prop'r. Catered at P. o. second class mail mauer. PERSISTENCY WINS. vouia him am no mepri Jtfrs. Firmly was working savagely way with the taaab knife when her next door neighbor called. "What in the world is that?" asked the Tisitor. "That, " with more vicious jabbing than before, "is what Is left of Firm- it's camera, I'm destroying -the last vestige of it I have pulverized the lenses, burned the frames and am now chopping the rest of the infernal ma- Is It PHdkBNdiTja; An Inducement l'ersistency is characteristic or men who have accomplished anything great. rbey may lack in some other particular, chine into shreds. I'll shcftf him. That tun any article and receive tnonev back may hare many weaknesses and eccen-1 thing has cost ns a yonng fortune. He I Eo you need any of the following arti- to-buy. first A3 CHEAP, and seco nd to have a positive guarantee . on every article; bought of :ns?.. We positively guarantee the following articles. We do not even ask questions. All you have to ao, it not perfectly satisfactory, is to re tricities, but the quality of persistence is never absent in a successful man. No matter what opposition he meets or what discouragements overtake him, he is always persistent. Drudgery cannot disgust him. . He will persist no matter what comes or what goes; it is a part of his nature; he could almost as easily stop breathing. It is not so much bril liancy of intellect or fertility of resource as persistency of effort, constancy of pur pose, that gives success. Persistency always inspires confidence. Everybody believes in the man who persists. He may meet misfortune, sorrows and re verses, but everybody believes that he will ultimately triumph, because they know there is no keeping him down. "Docs he keep at it is he persistent?" This is the question which the world asks of a man. Even a man with a small ability will often succeed if he has the quality oi persistence, wnere a genius without it would fail.r-Suecess. The election committee has reported in favor of seating Pearson in Crawford's seat in congress by a vote of 5 to 8. They throw out the entire vote of Ashe- ville, South Waynesville, Black Mountain and Marble in order to give Pearson a majority of 800. The committee') decision is infamously partisan and old Democratic members say it has not the slightest foundation in law or fact. It is just simply another infernal piece of Republican rascality. has bought every attachment' and im provement that baa been placed on the market. They tilled a Saratoga trunk and there were plates enough to roof a greenhouse. h-i i n-t M-t wwtt : '' "I might have become reconciled, but he never took a picture that yon could recognize, and yet he was always at it Three of the children went down with cle.? epn tly. hone If so, send us word, or tele and it will be delivered immediate! California Dried Peaches. Evaporated Apples; 1 Fine Soda Crackers guaranteed to be fresh and crisp. lamonia, Cardova. and other ! brands of coffee. cue croup oecausa ne wouia nave ns on . coijnty PaonirrH. CMiirfc Vtron .u u . u i I mL. I . . T . "... o" wouuuiinniai w w uuvwutuyuw. xuv oweei jroiatoes. Irish fotatoes. negatives looked as though some one canned Coons. .We guarantee to had swiped the glass with a whitewash have as nice assortment ss any store in brush loaded with lampblack.. He had lown us out in blizzards, rainstorms and the . ?uv ? verv brands every hottest weather just to experiment ?a wlt.?an tee-money posi Every shot was a dismal failure, bnt he always had excuses and was just going tively returned if it does not prove to be to produce something that would be a work of art He'd invite friends by the score to have their pictures taken, and two-thirds of them are mad because nothing ever came of it I've argued and pleaded and wept, but he has kept buying and making failures." "But won't he be very angry?" "He can't get half as mad as I am, " with an awful stab. "If he can ever find hide or . hair' of this camera when I'm through with it, he's welcome. If he buys another, I'll get a divorce, " Detroit Free Press. as good as the best. FRENCH & SUGG. Phonb No. aa. , , KINSTON 1 BOND isroTrFRfe?-": ' V-.. . . T .. -;i I Are thoae used by tha merchant who tries to Bell goods withoutaerti wise doth advertise in THE KINSTON FREE PRESS. DRH. D1 HARPKR, , DKNTAL SURGEON, : KINSTON, N. C. Woman Ora Dam Quinsst' sroaN, m ibi aoiiLaT ouiiiDivv, mxr to 4. a. ri9 unvrou OR. THOS. , H. FAULKNER, ' DHTIST. Office Hours: 8 a. in. to 6 p. m. Rooms over the Bank of Houston. DRi JAMES M. PARROTT, Physician and Surgeon, KINSTON, N. C. Office near Court House. Office hours: 8 to it a. m.; a to 5 p. m A Federal judge has decided that the Illinois anti-trust law is null and void As long as the party of the trusts re mains in control of the national govern- ment, it is useless for individual states to attempt to enact ; laws to down or even regulate the trusts. The trusts will never be seriously damaged until a party opposed to them gets in power, and it will then be necessary for this party to make a clean sweep, truly says the Dur- , ham Herald. A woman at least some crank claim ing to be a woman has written the Kaleigh News-Observer that she killed Goebel in Kentucky in revenge for killing a relative. One other crank is in jail in Kentucky who claims to have killed Goebel. There will doubtless be other I cranks claiming to have committed the I foul act. We hope the scoundrel who did kill him will be discovered and hung. The latest New Jersey . output is a $12,- 000,000 salt trust. And now the people may look out for a salting,' says the Wilmington Star. . The Letter O. ; The letter O furnishes us a curious bit of orientalism, its Hebrew name is gimel, cttmei, from the resemblance of the. Hebrew character to the head und neck ot that uuuuai. The character was thus, almost certainly derlveu from a picture of that animal, which, reduced to a hieroglyphic and then simnlifipri. still distantly indicates the shape of the neaa ana neck or the beast of burden faniihar to every dweller in , eastern lauas. ''.'..''''& ' V ! vi 11 1 . "i ' 1 1 n 1 .1 j j f's-.-'w'i H,;. a . ue crosses on the . Kuglish . royal 1 ixwus were wtrodncvd by Ricbard II nuriuii nis snort ana turbulent wi The urclits of the.diarietu were added bv T I'll ... . .. . J tXWrv 111 .;. ;t .. ,. , . ... ,, Chrlstmaa Boses. It was anciently a custom to carry a box from door to door for the collection of little presents at Christmas. In an old work entitled "The Athenian Ora cle" it is stated that formerly it was a ouBtom to offer mass for the safety of all ships that went on long voyages, to each oz which a little box was affixed, under the .custody of 5 the priest, into which the sailors put money or other valuables in order to secure the prayers of the church. At Christmas these boxes were opened and were thence called 'Christmas boxes. " In order that no person should omit these : presents the poor were encouraged to beg "box mon ¬ ey, 01 . their richer neighbors to enable them to add to the priest's perquisites. Japanese Methods. An English dealer, interviewinsr Oka. the great modern Javanese carver nf ivories, said to him : Why do you waste your time on carving the under part, which is never seen? You could work much quicker and make monev iar more rapidly ixyou were, to leave that part pl.nu " And the carver an swered: "liod, who gave tne skill and taste, can see the under part. I dare not leave it uucarved." That is tbe spirit m wnicn too wik is done in far Janan. amaii wonder that it excels in beauty ana maividuality. Exchange. The greatest year for car building was in 1800. whtu 103,000 cars were built in all the hops of the United States. In 1891 and ,1802 the number of cars turned out was close to 96,000 in each year. The lowest total . was in . - , ..... . .. r wvv, wneu oo.yuu were built Call on us at .Wooten 8$ Shaw's law office. , We .will sive all , bnsi- ness our promnt attention and guarantee satisfaction. Wanted. 100 acres of farm laud.. Will oav cash or cotton on short time. W. T. PARROTT, Ph.Gl,M. D. Physician and Surgeon KINSTON, N. C. Office. Located Parrott's. at Dr. Jas. M. COLLINS J.W. Gensrcl H jrdware, Stoves, Tinware 'and HcL'sefumishlng Goods,1 No. 14 Queen St; , Kinston, N. C. TA7JeleYrh&Co., WHOLESALE GROCERS (Wholesale Only.) KINSTON, N. C. tZT'Qux prices favor our customeis. : John f. strAtto N CC.a ..Silt w ' - MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, H ami onl m a. ail bin j .Adj m S& 9H F.STRATTON Ca Catalogue. ez Chan o St. NiwYomk; ' Plantation For Sale. Cherry . Point plantation, Craven county; 500 acres. Terms, one-half cash, oaiance on tune. H R. SHAW, Xawykk. All matters attended to promptly; Practice in State and Federal courts. '. JSrOffice located back of Court House, Kimstox, N. C. 4 Fino Stall-Fod Beof, Good ' Sausage, - Fresh ! Potk, ; Corned Hams; Sides, Shoulders and Backbone,' ickled Beef, Hog heads, etc: MOORE & HOOKER, Phomb No. 27. ?Thb New Markbt. nTke your cttle to Moort & Hooker and .get irEif hest ctth price, for same , , All Who Have Barber Work v5T Dqhe,vTry Us. . Artistic1 Hair Cutting, thorough Sham pooing.Eas.vShaving.ClKaulioess Always. Try our, preparation for the scalp. " " THOS H.GREEN Tie Barter. ! Shop on Gordon 6t.4ustbaek of Temple karston'a Driur store -t i , , 11 tl I FnrKnlA! One house and lot in Kinston on Pey. J O ton Avenue, 4 rooms, outhouses, etc. , I ft One house and lot on Caswell street, near Knitting Mills. 100 acre farm on the suburbs of Kins ton. .... One farm in Sand Hill township. Hich state of improvement. Cheap for: cash. une farm near LaGrange containing 225 acres. ; One farm near Seven Sonne contain. ing 327 acres. ' . ( , One farm within one mile of Kinston which we will sell in lots to . suit pur-chasers. In Order to Hake Room It Heal Estate Xhe nrst mention of . monev in the Scriptures was Abraham's purchase of 4 i ' a sepulcber tor 400 khekels of silver. B. t 1 ' t ' j ' t t ' l u t i ; for a large Spring Stock; and having such a large stock . vi vjuucs un nana, we nave greau y reaucea ine price : t Gents' Shoes. A Chocolate Colored Vici Kid, made by Rice & Hudson, This shoe is neat and trim in appearance, i is one of the easiest wearing4, and is guaranteed to be the equal of any $5 shoe' in, both appearance and wearing quality. 'Re- duced from $4.50 to $3.50: vv We, have a; durable . Tan 1 Shoe, , that is also neat in appearance, 1 reduced from $3.50 to $2.75. - w " v. Ladies' Shoes. The famous Regina, ' the finest Ladies' Shoe for money ever sold in the town, $3. ' Queen Street. K hah nuitirni 1 - is UMIi U U 1 1 4 Cil L I , ft " , '; ' ' kinston;" n. 'cl-1 the A New Lot bf I Wish to Inform JWopgan a Wright The Public of Kinston First Quality Inncit Tabes ......AT. t I nere is no , better medicine for the babies than A Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Its pleasant taste and prompt K J M A. 1 . . uiu cuwiuai cures maKe a tavorite with mothers an! small children. It quicny cures their coughs and colds, preventing pneumonia or other serious consequences, it "also cures croup and nas oeenuaeJ in tens of thousands of cases wicnout a single failure so far as we have been able to learn. It not n) cures croup, but when given as soon ns such we croupy cougn appears, will prevent 4- a S- m h t kiiwpbu-cti.. , coses 01 wnoopmg cough it liquefies the tough mucus, making it easier to expectorate, and lessens the severity and frequency of the paroxysms of c6ughing, thus depriving that disease of all dansreroos consequences. -For Bale byJ. E. Hood. 1 BELL & ;SO-MSa Cash Novelty Store. A new lot of Enameled Ware just received, Quite a variety, as Tea . Kettles, Tea Pots, Buckets, Pans, and so on v Also th F1BIE Ware, which is j so durable. Call and see it. f.!ns. COHA E. f.:cnAE.'2l QaseaSt, mai we nave just received our Spring and Summer Samples for 1900,'and among them some spe cially interesting goods are shown of Domestic and Imported Wool ens, both medium and lightweight, suitable for" business suits. Par ticularly " interesting are the fig ures at which we will make them to order. '. Suits of perfect fit and finish for $15, $16, 1 ;i 7; and upwards. You will not secure equal value or style elsewhere. - See our styles and prices before looking elsewhere. ' S;D. PARKER j merchant Tailor, if f 1 u m i num ; ; rd with your name engraved thereon, and 100 cards with your : -; name on them, sent to any address on receipt of Cento- V ; THE FREE PRESS, ' ' ' ' ' ' . . . ' - KINSTON, N. C.
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