THE DAILY FREE PRESS. W. S. HHKKKKT. Editor and Prop'r. Iduj'HI Hi P. " wvoiio elan mail mtttw. For Alte Supremacy. I PRICES ARB HELD UP, AND MILLS CLOSED. Fon tiovKNO : CHARLES B AVCOCK, of W.yn.. Fob l,iruTNAKT-GivKNo : W1LFRKD D. TURNER, of Iredell. - For Skchbtakv or Stat: J. BRYAN CRIMES, of Pitt. For Trkasviier: EENJAM1N R LACY, of Wake. DR For State Auditor : B. F. DIXON, of Cleveland. ! The trust last year In the wave of I prosperity put up prices on Dearly every I thing they made. They knew the country was making plenty of money and argued that the people would stand the equeese i without grumbling. They then ran their i mill and factories full force to supply the -2 mTn ! demand for these high priced goods. The STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET. ; man wa8 not getting any more ; wages than he, was in a time when prices were lower; he could afford to spend only ' a certain amount and of course the tn 1 creased price compelled him to buy a less ! quantity of goods. ' The trusts in several lines have over stocked the market., Instead of pursuing the natural method of reducing stocks ! by reducing prices, they propose to hold ' up the prices and shut down the mills until the people use up what Is on hand. Five trusts have followed the plan in the past two weeks, and others are i certain to do so as soon as there is an i accumulation of their products. , . They keep up the price to the high- jvater mark, and yet turn out their Jm ployes and let them shift for themselves until the consumers have reduced stocks. This is a characteristic trust, method, ! inH nhows that these combines hold TomasL. Carson, founder of P M Wj D- Carson City, express a willingness to umer and the labore x wager 1100,000 that BjJj Webster Davl9 fomer tant secre nominated and elected. H s address , & w&m ppeech 22U N. 28djtnUadelphia. . J jn New york Sun. Dr K A- Alderman has resigned as j day night. Among other things he said: president of the N. C. University, to take ..There is not agrander man living today effect June 15th, in order to accept thethan paul Kruger, and Cecil Rhode iw presidency of Tulane University, of Lou- j the damnedest scoundrel unhung." He isiana Dr. Aldermun says he reached ! urther said IkKuriey Is not to blame for this decision in the belief that it is just w our Transvaal . policy, ma is w ui For Attorney-Genkral: ROBERT D. GILMER, of Haywood. For Commissioner or Labor and Printinc: H. B. VARNER. of Davidson. For CoRro ration Commissioner: FRANKLIN M'NKILL. of New Hanover. SAMUEL L. ROGERS, of Macon. For Superintenoent Public Instruction : THOMAS F. TOON, of Robeson. For Commihsionbr op Agriculture : SAMUEL L. PATTERSON, of Caldwell. V. i. pArrott; ph.o.,M: d. Physician and Surgeon xnston, K. Dr. iu. a. Parrott'a DR. JAMES M. PARROTT, Physician and Surgeon, . t . gINSTON, N. C. Office near Court House. Office hearts: 8 to n a.m.; a to 5 p. n Office Phone No. 78. WOQTBN& WOOTEN, Attorneys-at-Law, kinston, n. c. Circuit :-L.noir, Jo.iM, Grt!i, rMnd On slow counties Supreme Court, and.Fadcial Coam ot Easun North Carolina . H R. SHAW, 7 Lawyer. All matters attended to promptly. Practice in State and Federal courts. , "Office located back of Court House, KINSTON, N. C. " J. W. COLLINS. HARDWARE. Stoves and Tinware, flo.U Qaaan t., - - KWSTOJH. J. C. t-A .imply of ICE CREAM FREEZERS just received. Giv ui a call. i.u nmfMwlonal life and wider oppor- M9 " w- tunities for educational service. Dr. Alderman has done a great work towards inspiring the people of North Carolina to greater efforts to educate the State's children. His leaving the State is a distinct loss. It 4s doubtful if his place at the bead of the leading educa tional institution in North Carolina can befllledeowellashehasdone. The State cannot expect to retain its best men in the educational field until it is prepared to pay as well, or nearly as well, for their services as other states pay. Edwin Wildman, former vice consul at Hong Kong, says: - "Although (Jen. Otis wouia nave us ue- by "men about him who ougnt to oe got rid of ,as quickly as possible' , But those men are McKinley's appointees, and he is responsible for the policy shaped by them, w.hich is supposed to meet with his approval. , A few weeks ago the wire trust closed twelve of its mills, throwing7,Q00 people out of employment, causing a Iosb of I 88,000 a week in wages. Col. Jobn W. Lambert, of the directing officials pf the trusts, explained the shut-down with the characteristic insolence and brutality of the typical trust magnate thus: "Our company is running its business without mr T.ed of exDlainlojr. We shut down DR. H. D. HARPER, DENTAL SURGEON, . KINSTON, N. C. t-Office Over Dan Quinerlr'i itore, in the Mow leyBuilding. next to C.W. Pndggn Sc. Co.'a ttore. DR. THOS. H. FAULKNER, Office Hours: 8 a. in. to 6 p. m. Rooms over the Bank of Kinston. FOR SALE! 50 Tons Agricultural Salt. Can be used in place ot Kainit. Much less cost. - T. W. NEWBORN & CO. lieve thaf the war in the Philippines 11 f over, I learn from pnvate sources 01 in formation of the highest authority that there exists a veritable reign of terror in moat parts of this archipelago within a gunshot from our army posts. Either Gen. Otis is blind to the situation or is keeping the real facts from the American people. Aguinaldo's forces have scattered into marauding bands and, leaguing themselves with the mountain Tullisanes and ladrones, terrorize the country and effectually check the cultivation of crops and the sale of marketable products. "The few ports that have been opened have shipped away what little supply they contained and the tons upon tons of hemp, sugar and rice that are stored in the interior are beyond the reach of buy era. Theimoney paid for the thousands of bales of hemp shipped from garrisoned ports has found Its way into the insur gent coffers, and the revolutionary junta at Hong Koug and Singapore are making j extensive purchases of arms, preparatory j to a renewed season of filibustering and general hostilities as soon aathe'rainy season is over. Our army are busy pro tecting their posts, while the insurgents carry on their operations in the interior and paraly w agriculture and trade. "Scattered bands of armed insurgents wage war against all who hesitate to acknowledge the Aguinaldo government, and the inhabitants are in a state of ter ror that prevents honest Industry or open : Alliance with American sovereignty. The American troops make short work of them robbers, but our garrisons are so far apart and so-'tew in numbers that they invariably are obliged to fall back to a seaport town, where they can get supplies from Manila, tot the insurgents have so thoroughly ravaged the country - that it la impossible to supply even a small battalion with native products. - "H we ever hope to put an end to this Indian warfare we must send additional Jorces to the island. Our preeentcorps is totally inadequate to cope with the situ 1 atinn And brincr the war to a close. The islands, commercially or 'otherwise, will be utterly useless until life and property are made safe;" The war In the Philippines is far from finished. ' The tax-payers will hare still heavier burdens to bear before it la :1 tronirht to a successful conclusion. And ' after it is concluded, the tax-payers will ; : derive no benefit from the islands. - and open our mills when we see fit." The tariff on trust products ought to be taken off, and the antitrust laws ought to be enforced. - . "It Is with a good deal of pleasure and satisfaction that I recommend Chamber Iain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem edy '' says Druggist A. W. Sawtelle, of Hartford, Conn. "A lady customer, see-ino-tri remedy exnosed for. sale on my show case, said to me: I really believe that medicine saved my life the past summer while at the shore,' and she be cam so enthusiastic over its merits that I at once made op my mind to recom mend It in the future. Recently a gentle man came into my store so overcome with colic pains that he sank at once to the floor. I gave film a dose of this rem edy which helped" him. I repeated the dose and in fifteen minutes he left my store smilingly informing me that be felt as well as ever." Sold by J. L. Hood The Plug Season is now about over, and the time having arrived to sell Nice Driving Horses iiav crmnlied mvself with some of the best ever shipped to Kins- ton, w ijinyone in nccu u--v'&wu drive horse will do well to purchase m m . .... u A. J from me. batisiaction guaranieeu. D. S. BARRUS, KINSTON, N. C THE 'KINSTON Mantel Co. can furnish you or Dressed Libsr Boitl Artistic Job Printing iv. .m .aW rrnedv fnr coRtiveness. Chamberlain's Stomach and tiver Tab lets. Every box guaranteed. Price ,25 cents. For sale by J. E. Hood, druggist. at 5 The Free Press Office Get Your Oil from the Retail Oil Wagon. t i ni?.nUti tn the house keener. 111! m uv hnf little trade from vour ero cer, and I will appreciate your patron- Something Durable. "The best Ware now in use is the Seamless. Porcelain ; lined Enam 4tA Ware. You can net this in Tea Pots: Saucepans, Pudding pan a Prrvin? Kettles and wasn Basins at THE CASH NOVELTY STORE. . All housekeepers will h nleased with, this. Call and URS. CORA E.KCKAE. Improve Your- Homes and keep cool by using ! ; tCrSaraples shown on tion. -.'.-.'.' applica DELL d tcrPnoNB 8. nnun in sniall or large quantities at a very low rate, For all -Building waienais auu TTftcf Pnmishinsrs we are pre pared to supply you on short no- tice ana .guarantee sauwavuuu. r'A fnii trtpt of Sash. Doors arid BUdds; just received, to be sold at lowest casn prices. , . , , rWe, have the best equipments in machinery; and labor. We furnish you estimates on any work-free. " J Call on" us. - ' KINSTON MANTEL CO. We are making a specialty of GENTS SHOES this j spring we nave uitui m vci- ..v - - -- -.-- in Style, Sire or Price. A Chocolate Colored Vlcl KId ih button or lace, a beauty, for $4.00. 1 . ;' .: A Black Ylclr 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. Gents' A full line of Gents' Underwear, Neckwear, Collars, Cuffs, Fancy .Hosiery, Negligee and White Shirts, SERGE COATS, Double and Single Breasted, fronr $5.00 to $8.50. In fact, our line of Gents' Wear for the Spring; will .be full and complete. ' DAN QUINERLY, KINSTON, N.C. Queen Street. D. V. Oil ON. Tic fc - . has just received ANOTHER CAR LOAD OF LIME, fresh from the Kiln. Good condition selling it right. , x f We invite vour attention to our prwe eas rarabli all except tbe cook. We request your examination ot. our Cook Stoves, all sizes. Prices from $7.50 to Our Ready-Mixed Paints - y are satisfying our customers, both in quality and price. Our stock of , Buggy Harness is complete and sales increasing daily. We can't name .everything we carry in this notice.' We urge yon especially to come and examine our stork and'prices. y v DIKOW & HOOKER, 1 KINSTON, N. C. 1 amo m amiM PRINTING? 0 " w Yon Esil Estter Hwe c , A;i HRE ISSUBIKCK FOLIC!, ml not need it, ttin need It mil cot : ;(. ;..;.EiT5iL... , ' We are prepared- to write all classes of property, town or cotm- try, at lowest rates consisieni wim safe insurance, and on very reason able terms. . ;; 4 L. HARVEY a GOn. " . ' . EE,TSTON,'N. C What Kind Do You Want? BILLHEADS; LETTER HEADS, ;" ENVELOPES, I ; OIROULARS. ; vj; : i; dodgers, CARDS, POSTERSor what ? i i I We print everything: from a Card to a Newspaper. Print if vell and quick. : Cheap too.; ' ; THE FHEH prjUGH, : ' " . . ; ., . i : . : - i:: ' HI1TSTON, N C.

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