THE. HOUSEHOLD.
Hww. Ideas. la; Tll Deeoratlwiu
.A Pretty -rjbtor.pl Frame. . ,
::' A: vi-lffiaal Olam. .", v
; Original Ideas In table decoration and
Vjoew aya pt serving things come op
constantly JiT tUls progressive era of
: clever women.-; ; Two brand new and
unique Ideas la table decbratlpn were
; recc h fjr evolved 'by abright girl who
.tnakea ii Had of getting' up novelties of
tbJs Wu Vlat' to Eat tells of her
viiw tvoy of serving wlut jelly.
f; JVThen rought to '.the tabled the dish
, xeicniblt'd ; u" cliopiy sea,'; iaud In the
.Jiollow'yT waves a dozen' or more
" tiny fish UispoYhKl tlieuiseivea. 1
i(f: Ibi i bov iilie, did (t: Elio made a
; dough; UIcc tbat, used for cookies or otb
! cr simpler forms" of cuke. Out of this.
' partly wl;l a sinall cake cutter, partly
; "with lu-r uumls, slie -shaped the fisb
gloves lyery effective, staring,
'fishy ey..H. Tno fisb were then baked
tto a '-delifate brown and the Jelly weH
manipclatt'il with a fork, to produce
s the wavets. Arranging the fisb among
the waves was an easy matter. The
whole niTaiMook K'ss t'uen 20 minutes,
'r. but the iliikiren of the family con
fildcred It a Il.li to set before a king,
And even ."crown ufw" enjoyed the gur
prise. . .
Her second kwtpsk require.! a little
; longer to acoiniiuib. but it did not add
.a cent to the t-.wi of tie .served terra
Pin-
, First s.se jrot a !..:n..ful of English
'walnuts. Tinve r!j.Kj.:i iu half not
- with ; a mi.tTiirk.'. inn with a pen
knife, keepiug enti. l-.nif shell perfect
-The nr.ts .,' were p eked out and .; laid
aside for use; in cars orjiunbons. ,
t ,, Each iiiiif shell yvjin then ; painte
green. a;uv:K. dnll grtvti.-to' represent
. the baolf pf &T teiapIn.' Itead.
legs and tail were cut, from paper: tint
;ed to .the proper . m'i:i'-. ah.) attached to
the. painted Vi'Uast .KbeI ; ":i
.. BehoUfn. f?w niijrjuits aJ dozen
: little t-i'a'.Tlia lernVpjus! 1 : 'V
. ThoJif?:! tblu.T nMirtlsItp; was a quan
'. rtlly of perfeetly et('nwbiteVtlssuo! pa,
per. - This was procured in. a new hat
box and slabbed with scl3sors . Into
long, narrow shreds. Crushed in the
hands these paper ' shre.ds made ex
cellent "sea foam."
When the terrapin had been poured
out, smoiimg not. ror serving, tins "sea
foam" was .massed in handfuls along
the edge of Its shallow dish. , Upon the
foam were arranged, of 'coarse, the 12
green little turtles." The effect was en
chanting. ,
the frame, which" can' then be bong u
by rings or ribbons.
Lettve and Canned Peas.
An original sort.of ?dUh Is made by
combining lettuce with canned peas.
Take the heart of the lettuce leaves
and chop them. Drain all the liquid
from a can of peas and then wash the
peaa In cold water. , Put them tnto a
saucepan with the chopped lettuce, add
two teaspoons of sugar and a few mint
leaves finely minced. Then put In two
small slices of cold ham. one table
spoon of butter "and two tablespoons
of Vater and pepper to taste. Let the
whole simmer slowly until the peas are
tender. Remove the pieces of ham and
add one cup of cream. Let this stew
for a moment longer, then serve.
Barrett & Thomson,
ARCHITECTS,'
115K Fayetteville St., - Ralsigh, N. C.
-Write fr ou'riMBrochnre" of in-
foxtnation. r . - .: i
Alt Who Have Barber Work
Done, Try Us.
Artistic Hair Cut ting, Thorough Sham
pooiiig.Easy Shavlng.CjeanlineBi. Al ways.
Try our preparation for the scalp. -.
THOS -H.GREEN The ma
t3TStxop on Gordon 8U, Just bock of Ttsmple
Maroon's Drag store , -
JOHN F. STRATTON'
elebrateifiTJITAEa
A Pretty PTotoffraph Frame.
Procure a sheet of stout cardboard,
and from tills cut an oval frame the
size desired. , Buy some poppy ' heads
Cleanlnar Window In Cold Weather.
Often the window glass requires to
He cleaned,-but It Is so cold and the
Ir so full of frost that It does not seem
aavisame 10 wasn tne glass with wa
ter. Try a flannel clotbr moisten It
with paraffin oil and rub the glass with
It. Have at hand a fresh flannel cloth
and rub over the glass with It This
method will give better results than
loap and water. .
1
j
OR. h. d harpkk;
. DRNTAL SURGEON,
KINSTON, N. C.
arorrios Uvs Daw Ocimiiltb rmii. i
m MoeiMY BvuDine, Nssr to J. A. Pais
pELEY; INSTITUTE,
Fot the Cure ol tbt . :
Lienor opio cue ml I'ttir Dm: Adllc
oce! NEneEitonoatantoBia
This Is the ,only Keeley Institute In
North Carolina, and owing to its beanti
Vnii IVill rinri
IN OUR STORE a fall line nf
Staple Dry Ooods and Qroceriee.
close as any merchant doing as.,Mreand !ta weI1 nmUtA table and skillful man!
agement, ft presents to the nn fortunate
Wa RnliVif ' Pr.fr. rr. oertect home for rest and complete
v Mwuviv : vu jk v w u 1 restoration.
Newspaper Galdepoata.
Wendell Phillips struck the keynote
tn modern influences when be said:
"Not one man in ten reads books: the
newspaper Is parent, school, college,
pulpit, theater, example, counselor, all
In one; every drop of our blood Is col-
.ored by it. - Let me make the hewspa-
pers, and I care not who makes the re
ligion or the laws." - : ;
Importer and Wholesale
. Dealer in all kinds of
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
nenqior JOHN F. STRATTON CO.
Catalogue 62QRANoSr.Ncwronic
JOHN F. STRATTON'S
itujccjciMB CelebrateaJteaalan Out
Violin Strings,
i na nnesi la the World.
Every Strung Warranted.
UohnP.StrattonCoT
Wholesalo Dealer,
end for Catalogue. : NEW. YoaV
F. R. Cox, t'res W. C. FIELDS, V.-Pre
R. Strong,, Cashier.
: and Country Trade.
We keep a free delivery wajroo on our
stretstor tne convenience or oar town
trade, and a fr lot and stables for our
conn try customers. Coma to see us.
Yours very truly,
WM. ALEX LallOQUE,
Queen Street,
Phonr 67. KINSTON, N. C.
i m.i. -Til .. 1 I . k
If you have a friend afflicted with out
of the above addictions, write for tebr
illustrated hand-book, entitled "Thb
NEW Mak.'? Address .
Greensboro. N. C .
WILMIIGTOH ASD WELD03 RAILROAD
lONDf K8BD BCBKDUiJ:
TRAINS OOXXi bUOrH. . , ,
I IS I
I
1 . Il-t'-
TRIWilKD WITH POPPY HEADS. '
from the chemists. With a sharp.
strong knlfi cut off cleanly the groov
-ed circular df:;ks at the end of the
poppy Uead.a, Jum these neatly with
strong gr.r. br ii.sh glue on the oval
frame. o;itcr nn.l grooved Ride upper
most When, dry nd securely fixed,
paint tJrwe d!s':s vrit'a gold or silver
raetallU- j tilnt and also paint any sur
face cf tin curdbonrd left visible be
twefu. with t)n. K:inie tint "or a con-trastiu.--
r. :!.
T!;p !.t.;-i .:rr'i '.:?ny be fixed to the
...Hiic i'i pcvprnl ways, ac
's -r. !;:. in t!:: owner's es-
i-r'v 1t j.hirrd behind a
: siMmi'cd by hi!ii
v.1 .. ,i;';o::ru nt the back
bad; nf r:
Cor;!;L'i; M
toll.-
en a n !;'
r
17ZllLI'r-l!iLril!:LJa V'-'l back cf
, .The farmer's wife who raises chickens,
knows that they
must have food
enough first to
satisfy: - bard
hunger, then
enough more
than that to
s make flesh, and
fat before they
will begin to lay.
In plain words
you've got to put
into the hen in
the form of food
what yon get out
of it in the shape
of eggs. An ill
nourished hen
lays no eggs.
T h e difference
between - the
fanner's wife" and her chickens is that
she fancies she can. take put of herself in
daily cares and toils hat she does not
put back in thpt form of nourishment for
nerve and body.- But she can't. Sooner or
later the woman who tries it breaks down.
The warnine siens of ohvsical break
down are, among others, headache, weak
stomach, flatulence, pain in side or back.
difficult ' breathing, palpitation of the
heart. These are only some of the m
dications of a derangement of the stom
ach and organs of digestion and nutri
tion. The one sure, remedy for this con
dition is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, which strengthens the stom
ach, purifies the ; Hood and nourishes
.and invigorates the nerves.
- Mrs. Martha . Bat-ham, of Newville, Prince
George Ca,,Va writes : ' I commenced to taki
Dr. Fterce'irGolden Medical Discovery in June,
1897, also his Favorite Prescription,' and I can
not express the benefit 'I have received from
these medicines. I was suffering with what the
doctors called chronic indigestion, torpid liver
and vertifro. The doctor did not do me any
good. -' - Mjr symptoms were giddiness In head.,
pains in chest and an uneasy feeling all over. I
also suffered with female weakness. I was all
run-down and could not do any work at all with
out suffering from nervous attacks, so I wrote to
you lor advice. You advised me to use Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and 'Favorite-
Prescription. When I commenced to use the
medicines I weighed only na pounds, now 1
weigh 140 pounds. . I thank God and Dr. JL V.
Pierce for my recovery."
Commenced easiness 9aieh 1, 1697
Established upon a rock foundation
the conhdence of the people. ; ; v
Depositors absolutelv' orotected the
officers are bonded and . full insurance
agjjnst aafe robber.
Accounts with farmers, merchants.
dealers in leaf tobacco and others solic
ited.
A nicely furnished private room, wita
stationery free, -for the use and conveni
ence of our friends. Come and sec us.
Board op ; Directors : B. W. Can
ady, W. C. Fields, T. W. Mewborn, R.
P. Cox, .W. Graineen T. B. Hood.
Jesse Jackson, L. Harvey, W. L. Kenne
dy u. v. Dixon, S. H. Abbott.
fl JLiargcr - Stock
.
. DATKD rf . w . j .
Jan. nth, 1900. 8j, Rik 3 j 3 k
da 6? 6? 6 3 6
v..'r. : o 96 a vtaS, a ma,
A. M. P M. P H. A.V. P. M.
Leave weldon... 1160 8 68 ...... ......
Ar. Kocky Vt... 1166 962... .....
Leave Tarboro.. It 81 ...... n .,v.;. .....
LvBockym.'... loo 968 em nonw
Leave Wilson... .168 10 86 7 !' tin I to
Leave Belma.... 856 11 oh ..v... ...... .....
Lv.. Fayetteville. 4 80 18 HO...., a
Ar, Florenoe.... ' 786 984. ... ..... ......
Pe iMt. A iBft
Ar. Ooldsboro... ...... . . 1 (6 u ......
Lv. Golds Doro, 701 886
Lv. MagnoUa ... ,.i ..... Jo 4 6
Ar. Wunuagtoa. .. I , ..... .1 9401 6&
I P. X.A. M. P. M.
TBA1K .
NORTH.
As Christ tattght' by parables,
so does Coin teach.. The book is
an allegory, and '
The Most
, Wonderful Book
" - OC the Age.
Flour
that was bought when
Flour was lower than it
is now. and as a trade
inducer will be sold at
the same price as prevail
ed before the rise.
Fresh and Crisp Soda
uracKers always on
hand. . - ,
FRENCH & SUGG,
KINSTON, Hi :C
Phone No. 32. ,
a-Week Feee Press a year for 1.40.
The book alone, 25c.
The Daily Fbee Press a year and a
copy of the book for $4.1 5.
Send orders to
THE FREE PRESS
f . KINSTON N.C
. A.M.I Tp. M." .
Lv. Florenoe.... 946 ...... 748...........
Lv. KajettevlUe. 18 80 .4... 946 ..... .....
Leave Belma..... 160 ...... 1068 ......
Arrive wilaoo..'. 886 ...... 1183 .. ... ......
Lv. Wilmington. ...... ...... . ni, 660 948
Lv. Masrnolia . 8 80 His '
Lv. Golasboro 00 ...... 987 1888
' ' P.M. , A. M. P. k.r.K.
Leave Wilson.... 886 148 U83 10 80 lit .
AT. ROOky.Mt.. 880 1 86 12 CO till .168 1
Arrive Tarboro.; 7 04 ....'.
Leave Tarboro... 1881 ...... ..v..
Lv. Rocltyllt.., 880 1J09 U '
Ar. WelOon...... 482 ...... 104 .,
P.M. A.M. P.M. , .
Train on the Kinston Branch Road iaavm
Weldon 8:86 D. m.. Halifax :lft n. m..arrtma
Scotland Neck at 6:08 D. m.. Oreenvllla h.-kt n. .
m., Klnston 7:56 p. m. Returning- leaves Kins.
ton VM a. m. Greenville 8:58 a. m arrlvlnf
Halifax at 11:18. a.m.. Weldon lida a. m.. daii
except Sunday, r
H. M. kmerson, Gen' Pass Asent
3. 8 KENLY, Gen'l Manairer. . -
r , EMVRHON. Trafflo Manairer -
Mrs"
if 1 wfm
L ft
Atlantic & N. C. J.ailroad
TIMB TABLE No. 11. .
March nth, 1900.
EASTBOUND TRAINS.
STATIONS.
KINSTON
THE
Mill!!!
Call on os at H. E. SHAW'S
law office. We will give all busi
ness- our prompt attention and
guarantee satisfaction. r
1
fflen of Taste
IN DRESS
Self-Playing
Ooldsboro.
Bast's.
LaG ranee. ......
Falling Creek
Klnston... . . .... ., ......
Dover. ,.
Core Creek.......
TQBcarora....
Clark's
Newborn. ........ ......
Rlverdale. .
Croatan..... ..........
HavelockM.. ...... ....
Newport ...............
Wildwood
AUantlo
1 ...........
in
Wanted.
100 acres of farm land.
cash or cotton on short time.
One hundred acres of land
cash. . .
SG.OO
' ud upward.
Will pay
for the
For Sale !
One house and lot in Kinston on Pev.
ton Avenue, 4 rooms, outhouses, etc..
One house and lot on Caswell street,
near Knitting Mills.
One farm in Sand Ilill townshio. Ilisrh
state of improvement. Cheap for cash
One farm near LaGrange containing
25 acres.
One farm near Seven Springs contain-
ng 327 aires.
77:-1.- 71-', u I
It the latest and most Improved oi all the Music
Boxes with Interchangeable iune-Disks.
Are the ?ones that the 'ladies al
was favor. There is an indefin
able something about a tailor-made Sorenead city:..::::;:
. .JW t m . . m . 4 4 L - .
sun tnai gives mat aisynguisnea
appearance; that trim and tasteful
look that gives an individuality
never attained in : any other
clothing.
v Easter is not far off now, and
those who have not placed their
t ti t XS
-21115 4 ,
P. it. A. M. A. M A. M.
840 710 730 740
4 00 748 78 8 00
4 09 811 810 809
420 888 827 820
4 82 9 14 8 60 8 80
4 48 S 26 908 8 48
4 66 10 IS 9 43 8 65
8 07 10 40 .10 02 9 07 '
Bit) 1116 1080 9 81
6 95 118 1080 925
660 180 1060 960
816 812 1015
618 22 ...... 1013
680 843 ...... 1030 -
6 43 312 ...... 1044
6 4 8 25 ..... 104; .
6 64 8 31 ...... 1Q64
707 8 51 ...... 1107
715 4 01 ..v. 1115 , .
P. M. P. M. A. M. A. M
WESTBOUND TRAINS.
STATIONS.
.u7 pj!no "nn,ot p"10" he richness attained by order for a Spring Suit with us will
the CwTERiqi unless played by six or eight hands, , .... .1 ... , , .
and then the players must be experts. It is superior have tO IlUStle Or ttiey Will De lelt,
as we are booking several -orders
every day
to every otnr make in tone and simplicity of con
struction, lhe durability you'll appreciate yean
from now, after inferior makes would have oeen
worn out and useless. Disks are easily changed
they're practically indestructible.
. Charming: Home Entertainments may be arranged
ing, singine, instrumental renderiegsbymns and Confident yOU Will be pleased With r!'
too. I . . .3--.- I
mem aDc pjace an oraer, as we aim ore ureeK
Clars'a .
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We will beT pleased to show you LaGmn?
ir fine line of samples. We are Kinston.;
Goldsboro.
JL-C-. O. ...... ...........
e
reek
Klnstoa,.
Church music, too.
C1T"T n TPTI7 on receipt of price-HWe will Z'T 1
.i.Aii t.i lfilAliMnd ,he cwTEwoiion ten to do high class tailoring.
... ..
days' trial. NYou can return it, nd get your, money
ow.K, u not entirely sausnea. wnte to
a J. PAILLAHD L CO..
6S0 Eroadway, Niw York, j
Or inquire of dealers in musical "instrument!
and jewelers.J
tf-Insist on a CRITERION; theres no "just
gOuJ." CATALOGUK I RE.
Thoroughly reliable goods and Sf?
superior nt ana unisn are the
points upon which we bid for your
patronage.
PARKER Cl GRA11AH,
Tellers.
Rlverdale .
Croatan ..,
Ilaveloclc..
Newport
V lldwoodL..
Atlantic
More dead City
ilorcHead City
A. M
1105
10 43
10 8a
10 22
1013
9 60
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930
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