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V'THE SPORTINfi WDfU n I D,xon- P08 200t and ga,oon n DR. RAYMOND .POLLOCK,
H inc. orun i iinu vvunuu. Sllt0 aTenue. New York.
u uvuvik oiauic IB'vUV UJl UIQ UCSl I
In America, and Mr. John TVV Schorr
- lias recently turned over the manage
1,'ment of the horses to his son, who will
-campaign them during the coming sea
.;son.' , ' -
- The all aged or handicap division ,!n
dudes W, Overton. Tlmemaker and
v- MePheta Great ReeoHL
In his JS fears' service -with the Clu
jjnnatl.team "Bid" McPhee, who has
retired, played a total of 2,129 cham
pionship games. In which be made
2.342' base hits and had 1-U3S fielding
chances.- Ai no time Cld he fall below
a fielding average. of .919. a
able record for an inflelder.
years he held first rank for six jjrears
and third and fourth rank .for two
years each.; In batting hej usually
ranged bet-veen J-iO and .sua
KINSTON,- N. C
fSTOffice with Dr. John A. Pollocki
TO!E$ ;HlliIi
Dairy and Stock Farm,
IE. R. 6 I. M. TULL, Prop's,
v P.O.: K1NSTON, N. C
REPEATING A GOOD iSTQRY.
, JOBJfNII SCHOBH.
Streamer, while among the 3-year-olds
' Jn; the , barn are Sam Phillips, P. W.
Brode and Greenock, a trio that have
.valuable engagements in derbies and
.other 3-year-old .classics up the line.
mhe juvenile division of the stable is
.also very strong, including as it does
-10 or 12 magnificently bred youngsters
that represent an outlay of more than
v For. the past three or four years the
Schorr stable has Invariably Introdue
ved several high chns youngsters, and
1900 will hardly .prove an exception to
the rule, , In Tommy Burns the stable
has the best race rider in the west,
vand with George Walker to help, him
young Schorr ought to do i well with
the magnificent collection of thorough
breds that his generous father has Just
turned over to him., ' . ..
She Was Not a Drlaker and Xliaca
C',v;,.; Its Point.
"My wife has just heard that old sto
ry about the man on the train and. the
corkscrew," said my neighbor. . "The
story goes this way: Man rises In a car
and says, 'Is there a man from Bangor,
Me.; In the, car? TJother man gets up
with an Inqulr I ng look on ; his face.
Tm , f rom , Bangor, says be. ' Well
eays the first feller, 'let me take your
. corkscrew.'
"My wife thought the story was pret
ty good. The other, night I was out in
the sitting room reading, and she was
la the parlor talking with the woman
from over the way. ' I had to stop read
ing and listen to this:
M 'Oh, say, srtys my. wife. I beard an
awfully funny story the other day.
Now, let Lie think a minute. Can't be
that I've, forgotten it : "Let's see. Ob,
yes.". This la it... The other day on the
train a man get up in the car all a
once and snouted just as loucras he
could, "Is there a man from Bangor,
Me., in this car?li Every, one jumped
and looked at the man. One person
down near the door stood up and said.
Thoroughbred Jersey and Guern
sey Calves for sale at reasonable
prices. .
Dlttterii Enfer.
Will give competent service to all so
unfortunate as to need such service.
Jnst simply give me notice sod all de
tails will be attended to. -
Caskets of all qualities carried in stock.
and by patronizing my establishment
iron, will get competent services at as
ow prices as from anyone.
I respectfully solicit a continuance of
the patronage of the people in this sec
tion- Very trnly, - .
GEO. D.WEBB
Residence Phone No. 6 . Shop Phone
Patronize Home
and 5ave Money I
J0.1ES a WILLIS,
Shaving
and HalFdresslng Patriot
The hose and naif-hose made by
' the ORION MILLS, Kinston,
N. C, are not only . economi
cal for you to wear; ' because
' ' of their fine wearing qualities
and comfortableness, but they Children's Hair Cutting
Under Hotel lull.
Easy Shaves and Artistic Haircuts'.
.: Competent Assistants. '
" ' i , Oean Towels.
1 Specialty.
- are made at home. The man
ufacture of them . gives em
ployment to people', right In
Kinston. Every dealer ought
. to handle them. , - '
Be sure to insist on having goods
made at the ORION MILLS.
By doing so you will not only
save money, but will, be help
' ing a home industry.
t-3-A TRIAL SOLICITED.'
KINSTON
NOW
c'
Tommr Byan la Jfenrlr Thirty.
"If I were going Jto fighter a $10,000
purse, do you know . what weight I
would do?" says Tommy Ryan. "If
I were matched for a .large stake, -1
would do 147 pounds, and yet I have
lust tipped the Scales at 108 pounds,
which is the most I ever weighed. The
reason I am so large is because
j haven't been doing any work lately. I
' have . been hunting and seeing the
sights with Jim Jeffries and forgetting
"that such a thing as a boxing glove is
made. Let ine get 'down and do some
hard work, and all this fat will disap
pear quicker ' than I' took . It on. I
have read in the papers how large I
was getting, that I would soon be a
, heavyweight and' challenging Jeffries.
But it is all nonsense. When I fight
Jack Boot, which I hope to soon, I ex
pect . to . give away 15 , pounds. The
weight is 158 pounds at 3 o'clock,
which means 1C2 pounds anyway. I
could not do 150 and eat everything-In
Sight." . ,v
; Regarding bis early life Ryan said:
"My father's name was Youngs, and
he was a; Frenchman, and my mother
was half English and - half German,
.There Is neither Irish nor Jew blood In
me, as has been reported. . I ran away
from home when a small boy and went
to boxing. My folks were against it.
so I took the name of Tommy Ryan
to keep them In the dark. I selected
the name Ryan because the mayor of
Syracuse,': who was a good friend of
mine, . was named Thomas Ryan. I have
. celebrc tel my thirtieth birthday, which
mal- - ni jil3 years In the ring. I won't
- ha a 0 i a f bt much longer before)! will
be eldest pugilist In the harness as
to point of service. As to the number
of fights, I have had so many that I
'have lost all track of them." -
, My shops t Are now fitted with
the latest and most modern - ma
chinery and I am prepared' to
do any work required of first-class
"I'm from Bansror. sir." The other man machine ShODS.
then said.;Wiil you be kind enough to pT carry in stock 1 Pipe, Belting
let me take your screwdriver?" There! j Steam Fittings, - Steam Whistles
Isn't that funny r v , ; ; - v
44 .'He, ' he, ' be,' snickered : the . other ,
woman a little easy. 'Yes, that's a real
cute story; just as funny as it can be.
But what did he mean? - I guess ' I
don't understand what It is about.' .
'I could almost hear the wife think
ing. Then says she: 'Well, my gracious.
that doesn't sound so funny . now. 1
wonder what the trouble is with It?
Guess lt didn't tell It right. But no
matter, - Oh, you were going to tell me
about that' new ribbon cake that' and
then I continued with my literary
studies." Lew la ton (Me.) Journal.
Som Mlslnke;
"What does she fay?" asked ' the
erafty politlc!n:i who had referred the
committee to hit wife' for Information i
as to, his lntiatlou..
"She refiiwn, to talk." replied ; tlie
spokesmnu cf the committee.
fTaen' Its wasn't my wife you met.
gentlenien.7 he rejoined, 1 with great
positirenpKH. ,-It was somebody else.'
-Chicago Tiibnnp. , ; . .
Asbestos Packing, Bolts r and
Screws all sizes and in fact, al
material used in fitting up ma
chinery. , '
I Sell Engines, Bollsrs and MaohiDery
fall Kinds, and Caa Snva Yon Money la
Yoor Parchates.
Call at my shops near A. & N.
C. depot. , ,
E. M. HODGES,
KINSTON, N. C.
We Recently Received
A Car Load of
Sit Mi
a
we can now suit you at a very
low price in a fine drive horse. '
we : also nave on : nana some
draft horses. '
Medium-priced horses and mules
for farm purposes.
Rick Paclllata. 1
Prizefighting is a good game for the
fighters. In these days, when John L.
Sullivans are scarce, they become rich
by; Wfully-guarding their . wlnsinfi
and. refraining from being , good fel
lows. There is little danger of any of
the noted ones being driven over the
hills to the poorbouse.
. While the repeal of the Horton law
will separate them after Sept 1 from
the money of the easy and Indulgent
sport loving New York public, most of
the chamois pushers are already com
fortably fired and may exist without
working hard for the rest of their lives.
Of the fighters now before the public
Tom Sharkey Is perhaps the richest
Tie Las never been accused of squan
dering over $3,000 in a nizht. and ac
cordingly Le has plenty of cold cash '
and a v;;.'a at 1 ccpglzcaJ nay worth
ecmetlizg like 10.0oX
Cf tie others "Kid" McCoy can sla
L!s cLcck for J23.000. Tctcr Maler has
about J'.C Joe CLorrsski is worth
Once or twice a -rear the rood hemse-
wue Jias a uioroagn nouse cleaning.; The
bouse naa been swept and dusted every
day in the Tear, but the housewife knows
iimi m rpitc 01 viiniance ausi accumu
lates in cracks and corners, and is Only
to be removed by special effort.
it's tne same war with the bodv. You
look after it every day. Yon take all
the ordinary precautions of cleanliness
and health. Yet the body needs it
special cleaning to rid it of the accumu
lations, of waste and poisonous matter
hich invite disease. , Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, taken reeu-
larly once or twice a year, would save
many a sickness. It purines the blood,
strengthens the stomach, and cleanses
the body of poisonous accumulations.
ast nriff? I had a n-te attack ofpnes-
noma, wbu i left me with a bad cough, and
alao left mv ivsr in a ycry bad condition,"
write John M. Isu-atII, Kq., cf Brut, Cherokee
Nat.. Ind. Ter. I hud no appetite and waa to
weak I could acarcely walk. Ur breast waa
aU tore with ronnmt anrea. I rot two bottle
Dr. Pterce'a Goldea Medical Diacovery, which I
believe aaved hit liie. I cannot extma at
-rratitude to yoo.. I am able bow to do Terr
(ood work. '
Dr. rierce's Medical Adviser, in twoer
covers, sent free on receipt of 31 one
cent stamps to pay cost of mailing only.
A '-rtss Dr. R. V. rierce, Buf alo, H. Y.
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Tcrry
la
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i:n AnnounconiDiit!
Ve are conductbj aa exclusive
V,"tclcali -Grcccry Easiness in
the trie store c-pesite the Court
Hours in Kicstca, and invite raer
cbant3 to i-r-c;t and price ocr
goods before prrchsairs;. .
-Trice 1 r-r.J Cls rnaraste?d.
Call and' took
v OunjGtbck.
at
T , We will be. pleased to show you
and treajt; you with every courtesy,
and when you buy from us you
buy from j reliable ' horse dealers
who give a guarantee to satisfy
every customer. , " '
QUMERLY & BECTON,
klNSTON, N. C. .
Bricx Stables, . - , Gordon St.
Call on us at H.. E. SHAW'S
law office. We will give all busi
ness : our prompt attention and
guarantee satisfaction. ;
Will pay
for the
Waited.
-100 acres of farm land.
cash or cotton on short time.
One hundred acres of land
cash. ; ' ; v-
For Sale! "
A very desirable 7 room house and
lot in Kinston, on Gordon sreet. : Good
water, fruit, flowers, etc. ,
'Nice lot in town of Kinston, 50x150
feet, opposite M. E. church, on Caswell
street, the highest point on the street
between the monument and knitting
mills.- ',; W. --:;.. y
On house and lot In Kinston on Pey.
ton Avenue, 4 rooms, outhouses, etc.
One house and lot on Caswell street,
near Knitting Mills.
One farm in Sand Hill township. High
state of Improvement. Cheap for casn.
One farm near LaUrange containing
325 acres.
One farm near Seven Springs contain
ng 327 acres. , - 1
Kinslon Real Eclats Agency.
TUB .
HEELEY INSTITUTE,
v;.:' t .Pot the Cure of the . -
Iatmcr omui cocme mi ottir iirci iiilio
lloia NcmEiiinstlcnMTotoBaU
. GnnrisDono. n. c.
'- This Is the only Keeley Institute la
North Carolina, and owing to its beauti
ful and healthy location, its elegant
buildings and attractive environments,
its well supplied table and skillful man
agement, it presents to the unfortanata
a oeriect nom for rest and complete
restoration.. :;, ? -vi; :c ' : v ,
. If yon have a friend afflicted with any
of the above addictions, write for tfceu
Illustrated hand-book, entitled . "Th
Nkw Ma. Address , ,0
Greensboro, N. C.
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T KMRKON.TraffloManainir
As Christ taught, by parables,
so does Coin" teach. 1 The book is
an allegory, and
f The Most
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' Of the Age. :j
A copy of this book and Ths Twice
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TIMB TABLB No. 11.
: . . April 1st, 1900. . ;
RASTfiOUND TRAINS. -
STATIONS.
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MOORE a HOOKER,
; Dealers in all Kinds of Fresh Meats, Fish, etc. -GROUND
JCONE for Poultrythe best feed known for' laying
hens. Give it a trial. Yours truly,
MOORE a HOOKER.
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