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THE DAILY HE NHL
. W. S. HERBERT, Editor and Prop'r,
Entered at P. O. m second class mail matter
For White Supremacy.
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
, Fom GoviBNoa :
CHARLES B. AYCOCK, of Weyne.
For Uutmant-Govekno :
WILFRED D. TURNER, of Iredell.
Foe Secretary or State :
J. BRYAN GRIMES, of Pitt.
For Treasurer :
BENJAMIN R. LACY, of Weke.
For State Auditor :
B. F. PIXON, of Cleveland.
DR.
For Attorney-General:
ROBERT D. GILMER, of Haywood.
For Commissioner or Labor akd Printing:
H. B. VARNER, of Deridson.
For Corporation Commissioner :
FRANKLIN M'NEILL, of New Haqover.
SAMUEL L. ROGERS, of Macon.
For Superintendent Public Instruction : ',
THOMAS F. TOON, of Robeson. !
For Commissioner or Agriculture :
SAMUEL L. PATTERSON, of Caldw.ll.
For Fiftv-Skvbnth Congress,
CLAUDE KITCHIN, of Halifax.
. Foe Presidential Elector,
T. C. WOOTEN, of Lenoir.
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Tbe Philadelphia Press objects to the
Democrat criticising tbe postal f rands In
Cuba. Iff says: "The administration dis
covered the frauds. It is investigating
them. 1 will punish them." To be sure.
And the administration is also responsi
ble for tbe men who perpetrated tbe
frauds. There can be no objection to tbe
administration claiming complete owner
ship of and jurisdiction over the Cuban
rottenness. Savannah News.
The 'continuance of war taxes is one
of the matters that will seriously bother
the Republican party during the cam
paign. These taxes are burdensome, and
in many cases a positive nuisance. "Con
gress could in one week," says the Phila
delphia Ledger, "pass an act to wipe out
the vexatious stamp taxes."
The Republican congressional conven
tion at Greensboro Tuesday elected S. B.
Adams and J. A. Norwood delegates to
tbe national convention. No nomination
was made for congress, thus leaving the
place open for S. B. Adams when he is
taken down for, governor in favor of
Cy Thompson. '
There seems to be some probability
that Admiral Dewey will be nominated
for vice president by tbe Democrats.
DR. 3. D. HARPER,
DENTAL SURGEON,
, ' KINSTON, N. C.
tj" Office Over Dan Quioerff's store, In the Moss.
ley Building, next to CW. Pndgen & Co.' store.
$ - DR THAR H FAIlLifHFR. I
Bl ej WWW WWW
( Office Honrs: 8 a in. to 6 p. m. 9
t Rooms over the Bank of Ktnston.X f
Barrett (J& Thomson,
ARCHITECTS,
Hjtf FayettevilleSt, - RalbiGH.N. C.
fSTWiiU for our "Brochure" of in
formation. , , f
FOR .SALE !
. 50 Tons Agricultural Salt. Can
be used in place ot Kainit. Much
e ss cost.
T. W. NEWBORN & CO
UiderNewMaiioameit! . W. F. MORRILL, Prop'r.
The Finest of Mineral Waters ! - Each Spring has a differ
ent analysis ( Especially recommended for Stomach, Kidney;
Liver and Bladder troubles. 1 All seven have wonderful restora
tive properties. , '
T7ar1ra met avsrv train af T aCt-ranna ' XT " f .
Water free to guests. People boarding at other hotels or O
V.tA.4.v 1iah.au nn1 Hc!niv Cawvam Cnr. n nr. a4a ma11 1. I- -1 SP
$1.50 per week- . ' .
A number of improvements" have been added since last sea
son, among them are the bath rooms being completed, a profes
sional barber in the Hotel, and others too numerous to mention.
For ternxs, and other information, address .
, - Mflf. F. KORRILL, Prop'r,
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TifHV DON'T YOU FIX UP H BIT
MUST BE CARRIED.
Tbe following, copied from the Raleigh
News Observer, expresses the sentiment
of the white people of North Carolina:
' "Tbe only spot on the globe where ne-
, groes, either directlyor indirectly, either
by themselves or in union with a few
renegade whites, assume to govern the
. white race, is North Carolina. .
"Throughout theentire north and west
there are only a few negro voters, no ne
gro offlcers. The negro cuts no figure.
Throughout tbe south wherever the ne-
- gro is present in large numbers, he is djs
V franehised bv law, by force, and by man
agement. The negro has no voice in the
government of Texas, Louisiana," Missis-
, sippi, Alabama or Georgia,
"A negro has no more political power
: in ' Canada, Austria, Great Britain, Ger
' many, Russia, indeed anywhere in Eu5-
, rope, or, even in Austria, than a steer.
"Even in Africa, the home of tbe negro.
where be might be supposed to have
' political riirhts, if anywhere even in
' Africa the negro is a perfect nobody. All
, the world is looking on while the English
' and the Boers are fighting over the coun
try Which belongs to tbe negro but no
body, seems' to care a rap about the
negro, who is being robbed of his land.
"In the District of Columbia the negro
is disfranchised absolutely by a Republi
can congress. ' In Hawaii, In Portoltico,
in Cuba, in the ' Philippines, the white
' yankees and white southerners have run
orr negroes by act of a Republican con
' gress, directed by a Republican president,
paid for with Republican gold currency.
officered by old Confederate as well as
yan&ee generals. :'T'" ',' ? - "
' "Does anybody suppose that the white
men of North Carolina are fdols enough
and cowards enough to stand still and
submit to negro domination,! when all
the rest of the world is governing the
negro? Manhood demands the adoption
of our constitutional amendment."
A SpecisUiat.' '
A few days ago a well known Wash
ington lady, being unexpectedly bereft
of lier kitchen UHsistaucc, advertised
for a colored womuu capable of per
forming geueral housework.
The IH'Ht caller In resiNinse to the ad
vertisement was a mulatto damsel, be
decked with ribbon and Umry From
her airs nud graces she might have
been a graduate of a seminary. She
announced that she had noticed the ad
vertisement and was desirous of se
curing employment.
"Are you a good cook?" Inquired the
lady of the house.
"No, Indeed. I don't cook." was the
reply.
"Are you a good washer and ironer?"
was the next query.
"I wouldn't do washing and ironing;
it's too hard on tbe hands." declared
the caller.
''Can you sweep?" tbe housewife then
wanted to know.
"No," was the answer, and it was a
positive one.' "I'm not strong enough
for that."
"Well, In the uanie of goodness,; what
can you do?"i said the lady of the
house, exasperated. The placid reply
was: ; y
"I dustfi." U ashlngton Star.
Faintiaebks,
BALTIMORE.
Semi-Paste " Form ' ; r
One Collon
j( f Ttzto Cnllons. '
Study the Points of
Our
Carriages,
and you will find that they are
perfectly built on designs that are
absolutely correct. From tbe
: building of the body to the putting
on of the tires, we know that
everything is O. K. in. the con.
8 traction of the carriages we sell.
If we do not have n stock the exact combinations that you want in
Vehicle we will take pleaaure in making it on short order. . . " .
, , An Ellis buggy is a good buggy. . t , ' , .
We gire an absolute guarantee with every buggy bought Qf n, '
CARRIAGE
- iqrisTori n. c.
Mr&W? srs-ss-s-s 4eS"ssw we-ss-"esepeep
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ELLIS
WORKS,
WORKS splendidly for the painter,
LOOKS beautiful on a job, and
WEARS till it makes a man's heart
and pocket feel good I -.
GoSebOub. Agents,
DIXON & HOOKER,
KINSTON, N. C.
Ask them to tell yon something of it,
nu 10 snow you some ui ic .
Married fh Doy Tber Met.
Horace ' Greeley and Mary Younjr
Cheney were married the first day they
met , They had corresponded for some
time, a common friend, who was some
thing of a matchmaker, having brought
this about She was all his fancy paint
ed her, but she was much disappointed
in nis appearance, so much so that
when be appeared before her, having
proposed and been accepted by letter.
she frankly told him that although she
married him, she was not In love with
him. Their married life was long and
nappy, ana the loss of his wife was a
blow which Greeley did not long sur
vive, -c .' : V.
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prixis: Shoes. M
We are making a specialty of GENTS' SHOES this Li
spring. . We nave tnem m vaned styles and can suit anyone (.1
in Stvli. Si7.e or Price. . , 5 I
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. . - st AL...1.1. n.i eti.i uu.' . .. " " - :
a Uiiocoiaie ivOioreu vici iua, xn Duuon or xace, a oeauty, (
for $4.00. 1 - c
A Black Vici, a good shoe for only $3,50.
Black Scrnass This is the shoe 01 which W have hA (
such an enorjnous 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 ' i
tnem. i 1 -
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Am Example) aad a Warnias.
Tm afraid." said the natlpnt wffn.
"that yours will be the fate of Abel." 3fe insurance, and on very reason-
Ton Had Better Haie
A FIRE IHSUB1KCE POLICY '
and sot seed It, tban need It and sot
' H&T6 lta.lt
We are prepared to write all
classes of property, town or coon-
try, at lowest rates consistent with
Oecnte' Goods.
A full .line of Gents' Underwear, Neckwear, Collars,
Cuffs, Fancy Hosjery Negligee and White Shirts, SERGE
COATS. Double and Single Breasted, from U.oo to &.ko:
In fact, our line of Gents' Wear for the Spring will be full ,(
ana complete. . , - ? l
I fiAfj ninriFni v n
ew mum MWIISblseB j J i
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Queen Street.
KINSTON, N, C.
"Mexico in the past nine years has
doubled its revenues, doubled its exports,
doubled the number of its factories, and
multiplied by three its banking capital I Consumption and bronchitis, which are
and tne continuance 01 tnls treat pros
Why, what do yon mean V asked
the astonished husband.
"Well,w she replied, Abel was kiUed
by a club, and your club will be the
death of you If you don't come home
oftener. Chicago News.
Beware af a Cough.
A cough is not adiseasebutasymptom.
able terms.
L. HARVEY a SON,
, '. KINSTON, N. C
GOIG ODTOF BUSMESS !
Stran Hats !
the most dangerous and fatal diseases.
perity is nowquite aspronounced as ever 1 nave lor tneir nrst Indication a persistent
i during tne decade." II tne country were i cougn, and it properly treated as soon as
oathissideof the IlioGrande its prosperity I thia cough appears are easily cured.
We call your special
the country were cough, and if properly treated as soon as f 4-4. -. 1i4
ndeitanroarjeritT thia couirh arDears are easily cnrd . aTCeilUOIl OUT 11116 OI
would be easily explained, of course. As Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has proven nmn a ttt tt a rnn
matters stand, it la a great mystery- wonderfully successful, and gained its I OAXVjCV W fl l A O. rnCcb
vuarioiiiua ixv we tvuu touner.
It does not appear that tree silver coin
age baa injured Mexico.
i Lord Salisbury baa thro wn off the mask
' now and says the wrong interpretation
was given his words when he declared
that England sought neither gold nor
territory in tbe South African war. He
says not a shred of independence shall re
main to tbe Boer republics. In fact tbe
Orange Free Stat has already been an
nexed.
r The figures tell the story. The United
Cfafoa m vaV;n 1 AVI AAA II. I ,.
maintAinlnir thi. I'Mlinni TK- .JKrWe D4Ve lQli Upply.
age daily export from that delectable
group to the United States is f 3,212.
Does imperialism pay?
wioe repufcawon ana extensive aaieDT its ;i. i n rt
success in enrintr the diseaees which canse U1U OHO UUu ftU- 1TUU1
coughing. If it is not beneficial- it will J -t rn
not cost you a cent - For sale by J. E. j UC up.
B. A. PAEKBB, Rolfl Ail ; :: Pants '
Eo Urn mo Is of an kinds at lowest prices. Aleo I . . .
DUrXBtt fro- Kodak "C", refxiy niCGly PU6 Up IB 001X0113,
iJtJiJ cnBO one pair in carton-prices
Yea PitMfl BolUlUd. 11002 Ql.00 Up.
COFFINS, CASKETS,!
Trimmings, ccc.
CI22ELL & CHESriUTT,
Queen St., Near Jeae Strond'a
BilionsneM is a condition characterised
by a disturbance of the digestive orjrana.
The stomach Is debilitated, the liver tor
pid, the bowels constipated. There is a
lo&tLing of food, pains In ths bowels,
diiiiue, coated tonsrae and vomitinsr.
f.rtcfthe unuigwted or prt!y d-etd
fool and then cf til. tLaas'riaia's
stomach and Lirer Talleta allay the
d '-rbanoea of tLe etotcafb aaicreat a
1 9 ilj e -reUt. Thej alao tone tp the
l 'i.. iry them and yoa are tvrtMa
to t xz!r h j Vri with the rtrJt. 1 cr
ts'e ty J. 1 ilood, drcJii.
Ue
Try one poundHof best
Z AMORA COFFEE at
use no
ylotliing Sold flbbve Cost.
Prices Cut Frorm 30 to 50 per cent.
I am positively going out of business, aud will sell my stock of
Tinware, Glassware, Crockery, Silverware, VChinaware, .Toys and in
fact my whole stock,-except 4 Confectioneries, at any reasonable price
offered. Nothing will be sold above cost, a cut of from 30 to 50 per
cenU being given on the entire stock except Confectioneries'.
The following prices are made ;on bona, fide' articles and. every
thing will te sold as stated i
1 Crockery and
Miscellaneous Articles
Tea Set of four pieces reduced to 2oc. '
Berry Sets of seven pieces reduced from
50c to 25c -
Beautiful Water Sets from $1.00 np.
A handsome Set reduced from f 3 to
$1.75.
A Set from $2.50 to $1.85.
A Set from $2 to $1.35. ,
Wine Sets from $1.50 to $1.00. .
A set from $2.50 to $1.75.
Scissors and Shears with mazlietized
points reduced from 50c to 28c .
Pocket Knives for ladies cut war be
low cost. .
Fine line of Stationery, Tablets, Ac
count Books, etc, will be eold at any
price. , j
All classes of Lames and Hooks will tro
at anything like a reaonaMe oITer.
. ricture Frames cut half of former prices.
Doll Carriages,' large and handsome,
cut exactly 50 per cent, from former
price. ,
Lamps;
This is your opportunity to secure a
lamp of any kind, but especially a hand
some parlor, dining or reading room
lamp at prices that you will jump at.
A Nickel Lamp that sold for $2 will
now be sold for $L - -
A Beautiful Globe Lamp that sold for
$3, now priced at $1.50. r
- Another beautiful Globe-Lamp reduced
from $1.25 to 75c .
' A magnificent Lamp, tbe electric
burner eo called because of its bright
andscft ligbt. One of the bandomfst.
lamps ever brocght to this city. Was"
cheap at $7, now cut to J t.
Lamps as low as 25c. All n-lz 3.
Jus Receded zndJ0VX7m
A Birr Line of - - Thanldnrr all for liberal
Notions, Underwear
and
1 ct ry
T.P.nSH FO RD,
patrcnao, vro aro
Ycjra truly,
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tlt::gt.
People wto are acquainted with my stock, know tLcre is not a
household in existence but what neeis sone article, carried in ca
stock. . . "
V e can fumisa frcn the rr.ort fir-le kitchen snd
necessities to elaborate aicrrner.ts for the v.;::! hce.
Icv? 13 yczr t: to rer:r.:;1i yc"r r : : !; :
low that you. will p rctally r:v;r I. :', : tl ; c;; :
o
rccn
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