IflTlF 11 ITT 17 rnPT1 Onf fll I With many thousands of laborers over
Hr ft IM r nnn PlYi' fthe country striking for wage coatt-
" ' ienfc with fictitious high prices , of trust
. : articles, there does not appear to be such
profited, but not so the laborers.'
Among the delegates to the Republican
fitate convention was Editor Norton, of
the Asheville Gazette, a Republican paper
that has tried to pose as Democratic
Dirty fellow, dirty paperl
prosperity.
Bow-red at I . o. wcoca tiunr in ni tcutK-r.
For White Supremacy.
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Fox GovtKNoH:
CHARLES H. AVCOCK, of Wayne.
Fo LlKUTUNANT-CcivrBMOU:
WILFRED D. TURNER, or Iredell.
Fob SBCtfTAnv or State:
y). BRYAN CRIMKS, of Pitt.
For TurAbUsm;
BENJAMIN R. I.ACV, .f Wske.
Fo Stat Auditor:
B. F. DIXON, of Cleveland.
DR.
For Attornbv-Oknrral :
ROBERT D. GILMER, of Hsywo.d.
For Commissioner of Lpk and Pwnrtwr,
H B. VARNF.R, ol r'svHton.
THE WORLP OF SPORT.
To Bernard NIcholls belongs the dis
tinction of baring defeated Harry
V anion, tlie auif)kn .English golfer.
The evfcnt took iice ttt Ormonde, f la..
a couple of wKa ago and was very
naexpuOlcd. -Nicholls, however, Is by
no Hieans a player to I despised, hav
ing been connected with the game for
a quarter of a century In England.
NhrboHs came to this country about
three years ago and fur two scauwaui
For Cori'oration Commissiowkhs :
FRANKLIN M'NKILT.. of New Hanover.
SAMUEL t. ROGLRfe, of Macon.
For Summintenprnt Puiiuc Instruction
THOMAS F. TOON, of RoIen.
For Commissioner or Agkic ultlrk:
SAMUEL L. PATTERSON, cf Caldwell.
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BUTLER-PRITCHARD CHEME.
m..M TTi.i.-c- Tih-uh iWiiibn thr Ufi!fitrh 1
Tost sizes up the nitnutioa con uctlyiu
the following article, which to worth v of
every white man's careful consideration:
Some of our friends assume that tie
two conventions Mr. Butler's und Mr.
Tritchard's have ench put up a whole
State ticket to be consolidated lat. r by
cutting out some parts of each ai.d dove- f
tailing the two together. We think they
are mistaken. So far as the two Ktato
tickets are concerned we think they are
up to stay, and jupt as innch a matter of
concurrent action as though one body
had named both, or both bodies had
only named one.
Were complete fusion to tak place it is
feared by both Senators Butler atid
Pritchard that more of those who vot-Kl
for Mr. Gothrle In 189(1, and largely
voted with the Democrats inl808, would
vote theDemocratlc ticket this year than
would follow Butler, and it is to hold
thane together bv appeals to then as
prong of whlehTiad become Imbedded
In the gutta percha for about an inch.
The remainder of the pin was twisted
firmly around the balk - This freak of
the link was 'accordingly added to the
Club's raosen'm of oddities In golf.-
The story has also been told of two
balls colliding In midair.' and a membet
of the Dyker Meadow club, Brooklyn,
bit a bird at one time while playing a
tournament Rabbits have also been
struck by golf balls, and. what Is
gravely reported as a truthful Incident
at an English club, was the unexpected
finding If a sixpence by a player on
top of his ball after a long drive from
the tee. t
A Rapid Observer.
Ilere Is a story with a moral: A
countryman had Just returned from a
Journey to Parte. One of his cronies
asked him what opinion he had farmed
of the Parisians.
"Delightful people,- he replied, "but
frivolous, changeable and altogether
Incapable of forming an attachment
of any . duration."
"Uow long were you there? asked
his friend.
Three days." Chlaagp. News.
1 IVIOORE HOOKfcft,
Dealers jn'all Kjndrof Fresh Meats, Fish, etc. &
GROUND BONE for Poultrythe best feed knovvn for laying
ucQs. oive ii a uiui. iuuis uuiy,
MOORE a HOOKER.
BLIND BRAINS.;.
Are those used by the merchant wHo tries to
sell goods without advertising. He that is
wise doth advertise in THE KINSTON FREE
PRESS. : r
. lb
Few Evil 9lrHa.
Evil spirits are held -In great dread
by the Chinese, who believe them to
bear special ill will to the eldest son. of
the family and to delight In ploying
unkind tricks upon him. To prevent
this the eldest son in one family was
named "Sixth Little Sister," the child's
parent, evidently being under ttte Im
pression that evil spirits could be de
ceived as to the ses of the little one.
members of the Populist org.uiizution
that Butler, with the consent of Pritch
axd, runs his" separate ticket. Thiy cal
culate that If they can fool and hold the
Guthrie vote away from the Democrats,
they stand some chance of repeating the
result of the election of 189b, u!eut trie
amendment and possibly elect tlie State
ticket.: Their hope is to deceive thobo
who voted for Mr. Guthrie into suppos
ingtbey are standing by their party as
opposed to both the Republican 'and the
Democratic partios, and then secure tlfir
vote against the amendment and for
fusion members of the legislature. The
defeat of the amendment and the capture
of the legislature Is their earnest purpose, j
let the State ticket succeed or fail as the j
case may be. One part of the scheme w as
divulged by Senator Butler's proposition
for a joint canvass between the Demo
crats and Populists, hoping thereby to
wideu the breach between these two ele
ments and the more easily to organize
his lorce against the amendment, and in
behalf of the fusion candidates for the
legislature. This scheme was unmerci
fully exploded by Mr. Simmons. Thei
: only hope now Is the two-ticket scheme.
This will fall as did the others, if our
people are wise.
The .white voters of the State must be
made aware of the trick and that it all
means the defeat of the aroendmen t pri
: marily. Thousands of Republicans and
i those who voted for Mr, Guthrie a t as
earnestly in favor of the amendment and
all it stands for as are the Democrats
and will so vote. Some may be deceived
by the "individual conscience" ; tf " the
Butler scheme, and the two-ticket, dt vi.-e
. of both Butler : and Pritchard, uU-
special and energetic efforts are nmde to
" reach them and expose the lecc ptlon
attempted to be Imposed tpon th ia, ;
Our people all Intcrestedki xo)d gov
ernment must not sleep on their: duties.
The enemy Is unquestionably upon us,
and while victory seems certain, we may
make up our minds that we mmt fght,
and fight hard, for it
BXRNARD BICHOIXS.
acted as professional coach of the Lieu
ox Golf club of Lenox, Mass. lie then
returned to Europe and spent several
mouths at Cannes,, lfrance. When be
again visited the United States, he was
selected as coach of the Philadelphia
Country club, and has been connected
with this great organization for about
a year.
Previous to his departure frem Eng
laud NIcholls ' conducted an athletic
goods store in Liverpool, and was al
most a daily visitor to the lloylake
links, Cheshire.
lie played brilliant golf In England.
In 1891 he met the late II. B. Talt In
open competition at lloylake. NIcholls
was a professional at that time and
Tajt was the amateur champion. The
former won the match after an excit
ing game NIcholls is a warm friend
of John Ball, Jr., and Herbert Tweedle,
two famous Englfstt golf experts.
A Tboaaaaul Hii Automobile Race.
It Is probable that from 85 to 50 mo
tor vehicles vrill take part In the L000
mile race of the Automobile Club of
Great Britain. The distances to be
traversed daily vanr from 80 to 124
miles. The- race wtfl be ran about the
letofUay. . .
Itales FVr Whist,
If yon the voders gantt of yftitt wmfld know.
From thil great priocinJ It pradepta flow
Tnwt yvur enra hand m fwir partner' joinedl ,
I'Uy not alone, but both cnraltiaed.
Yo-jf flrtt lead make your partner asderatsad
wut a ut cntu oumvoflfM of rout Tiitx ,
And thanM then is neMlt tfia atraasaak
That your ftrtt ieU be troth jmt nit that1 ka
Auong th Poultry.
"Good morning. How do you do this
morning?" said the duck, meeting the.
hen.
"Mne of your business," replied the
hen. "lou are uo doctor."
"Quack!"' squawked the duck angrl-
fy.
"Tliat's w&at I said." cackled the
lea. .Detroit Free Press.
Study the Points of
Our 1
Carriages,
and yon will find that they are
perfectly built on designs that are
absolutely ' correct. From the
building of the body to the putting
on of the tires; we know that
everything is O. K. in . the con
struction of the carriages we sell.
If we do not have in stock the exact combinations that yon want in a
vehicle we will take pleasure in making it on short order.
An Ellis buggy is a irood buggy.
We give an absolute guarantee with every buggy bought of us.
ELLIS CARRIAGE WORKS,
I H
eSBBSk
1
$ IWiSTOfl, tf. c. i
Each d.iy In the year the owners of ,
slot tnnrhfnes In New, YorTc city pur
chase l.iX! pouads of chocolate with
which to flii the machines.
In the conrh Ins: days It cost from 3
to 6 to go from York to London.
DR. H. D. HARPER,
DENTAL SURGEON,
KINSTON, N. C.
We are making a specialty of GENTS' SHOES this
spring. We have them in varied styles and can suit anyone
in Style, Size or Price.', . . '
A Chocolate Colored Vicl Kid, in button or lace, a beauty,
for $4.00. ' '
A Black Vici, a good shoe for only $3.50.
Black Surpass This is the shoe ot which we have had
such an enormous sale. . Price $4.00.,
We have just received a big line of ;PATENT LEATH
ER Shoes. Price $5.00. These are' beauties. Call and see
them. . j '
m
ty-Office Over Dan Quinerly'i tor, in the Mom- te Qw-aOkfl "Si tf-kfcl ttt
leyBuUding, next to C. W. Pndgen & Co.'a atore. JsJ V" Cll 1C5 V-JTf-Ff-FVl.555e
DR. THOS. H. FAULKNER,
OBflTIST. ,
Office Hours: 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Rooms over the Bank of Klnston.
A full line of Gents' Underwear, Neckwear, Collars,
Cuffs, Fancy Hosiery, Negligee and White Shirts, SERGE
COATS, Double and Single Breasted, from $500 to J8o.
; In fact, our line of Gents Wear for the Spring; will be full
and complete. -
DAN QUMERLY,
Queen Street. v . JKINSTON, N. C.
'I
aa t.lowet t
enlargementi from Kodak negative. Just received
aome new Backgrounds, and new designs in Cards.
Xememberj i make ukenesiea. I cannot photo-1
grapa your teelings or imagination. ,. v
Voay Patronage Solleited. '
w-t trit 1t wf Ktft rtt ft mmt w xi r,., w
arft.lw aw rfa
j el'lsS4psJaaiyW
' We believe the amendment will b car
ried by a good majority, but don't let us
be so sanguine about it as to bget
politically, with the opponents of tae
amendment and they will leave no etcaa
unturned In their efforts to M;tt it.
The question is: Does North Carolina
favor permanent white ecprema? Let
the answer be In the affirmative an 1 let
it be emphasized by the bijrgtt po8ible
majority. Work and "'work'' "earnestly
from now until the polls are" cl.d in
August. Winston Sentinel. -
In thia. wth ace ari klnff. load king, tkea ao
With king and queen, king- ljo baa first placed '
With toe. queen, knar, lead See and then tb
.quean; . .
With aoa,. four sasel eana, aoe abould ftret'be
Witii queeei, ktwre. lea. jo let the quees pra-
. . ceae; .
la other cases m tf lowest lead.
Eft jrou return your f ft end's, your own suit play.
oik wurape yo mux return without delay.
When you returs your partner's lead, take paios
To esad kin Uek the best your band eonUlna .
If you received sot more than three at first j
If you bad more, yon may return the worst.
Bat tf yov bold the master card, you're boad -la
general to play it second round. .
Whene'er you want lead tSi seldom wrong
To lead up to the weak or through the strong.
Iteeeond band, your lowest should be played,
Cnleae you tneao "trump ctgnar to be made; ''
Or, tf you've king nd gueen or aoe and king.
Then one of these will be the proper thing.
Iliad well taa rule or trumps; you'U often need
' then: ,.,-. -v,,', .
When you boM tve, 'tis alwtye beat to lead thea;
vr ir ine ieaa woa'i oomt in erne for you. ,
Xlieti signal to your partaer to to do.
Wateb also for your partaer't tnunp request.
to wtucn. rnitn ices thaa tour, play out your 1
To lead tbrough honors turned r U bsdtJsr
rsiaat you want tbe'trump suit cleared sway.
For eequences atern oustota has deaed
lowett you (Trust fitfU fou don't lead.
weak suits you ought to caoote to throw awtT.
Keeping the strong o help you via tat day.
lleavrd oat t be-Lis sua.
A good story from BcoUand thit has
recently been going the rounds Is said
to have occurred on the famous Mus
selburgh links, near Edinburgh. One
'of the members drove hut ball Into a
eand bunker and the first shot to dis
lodge It Beemed to bury it-deeper. Tin
second and third strokes had 'no better
result, trhen a peculiar piece of wire
on the ball attracted the player's at
tention, lie picked up the ball and dis
covered that la some mysterious way
tthad picked. uj a Judy's balrpia,jone j
BUY THE GENUINE
!MIP QFfIGS
... WA3T07ACT U ai 3T ...
CALIFORNIA. f:fG 5YRUP CO.
rtr xnrrr. the haws.
FOR SALE I
PRINTING?
50 jTons Agricultural Salt. Can
be used in place of Kainit. Much
less cost.' ' '
T.W.MEWBORM&CO.
COFFINS, CASKETS,
Trimmings, &c.
tSfWt have a full supply.
BIZZELL & CHESNUT7,
V Queen St.ear Jesse Strond's
An Announcement !
i v ; .-..- 1 : -
We are conducting an exclusive
Wholesale Grocery Business in
the brick store opposite the Court
House in Kins ton, and invite mer
chants to inspect and price our
goods before purchasing.
trices and Goods guaranteed.
SUHRELL & f'cCOY,
Wholesale Grocers, Kinston.N.C.
- V tZTOn Tackahoe.
Big Hominy,
Pancake Flour,
Oat Heal,
Canned Goods,
Sweet
and Sour Piclcles,
AIL FRESH.
What Kind Do
You Wmt?
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BILLHEADS; -
LETTER HEADS, :
- ENVELOPES,,.
OmCULARS,
" ' ; DODGERS,
- - - : 1 1 L . OARD9,
POSTERS or what?
We print everything from a Card to a
Newspaper. Print it well and
quick. Cheap too.
W
CZCT
IIINSTON, N c.