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W. S. II EkBBRT, Editor and Prop'r.
. mtered at P. 0. ta tewni olasa owl matter
National Demooratio Tloket.
Fo Pkuidbht:
WH. J. BRYAN, of Nebraska.
Fo Vic-Piidnt :
A.DLAI E. STEVENSON, of Illinois.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
BLBCT0RS AT LARGS:
LEE S. OVERMAN, of Rowan.
DAN HUGH McLEAN, of Harnett
DISTRICT KLECTORS:
Finn District C. L. ABERNETHY, of Carteret.
Second District-'!'. C.WOOTEN, of Lenoir.
Third District H. L. COOK, of Cumberland.
Fourth Ditriet-B. C. BECKWITH, of Wake.
Fifth District W. A. GUTHRIE, of Durham.
Sixth District W. C. DOWD, of Mecklenburg.
Seventh District J. R. BLAIR, of Montgomery.
Eighth Ditrict-W. S. PEARSON, of Burke.
Ninth District J. M. CAMPBELL, of Buncombe
FokFimr-SEvcNTH Congrcss
CLAUDE KITCHIN.of Halifax.
A NATIONAL I83UE.
We copy th following: timely article
from tbe editorial column of the States-
ville Landmark:
North Carolina ban been more or lews
of an issue in the national campaign this
.year, RepuMii-an orators all over tbe
country have hud much to nay about our
ontitutioiiHl amendment, about which
they kuow very littU', and at many of
Mr. BryanV appointments be i inter-
".' rupted ty Borne Republican auditor who
wants to know aboujthe North Caro-
lina amendment. Mr. Bryan never fails
to turn the tables on bis questioners and
before he get through with them they
wish they had kept their mouths shut.
Mr. Bryan and Gov. Roosevelt, thelatter
the Republican candidate for vice-president,
have been paying some attention
to each other in their public addresses,
and a few. days ago Mr. Bryan submit
ted a list of questions which he desired
Gov. Roosevelt to' answer. The gov
ernor answered them la his own way of
, course and in return submitted a num
ber of questions for Mr. Bryan's consid
eration, among them tbe following:
"2. Will yon refuse to accept the elec
toral voten of North Carolina because
obtained without the consent of the gov
erned, and will you now at once de
nounce tlw action of your party-associates
who, helped to nominate you for;
estHblinhiiiK by the constitution in North
Carolina the doctrine thud one man is!
good enough to govern another without
bis consent
This is dead easy. . We can answer for
, Mr. Bryan that he will accept the elec-
toral votes of this State, which he is cer
tain to tret. As to the consent of tbe
governed iu this case, it is not a parallel
with the Filipinos, to whom Mr. Roose
velt refers. A majority of the . white citi
zens of North Carolina adopted the con
stitutional amendment which restricts
- negro suffrage. In the case of the Fili
pino the government of the United
States boa gone into a foreign country
and taken charge of the affairs of an alien
people without their, consent and with
out any right whatever except the right
of purchase, as if the Filipinos were so
many slaves. , North Carolinians are
seeking to govern their own their native
land as a majority of the white citizens
In it may decide, They haven'tgoneout
side their own territory and forced a gov
ernment on a prostrate and helpless peo
ple.
The reception gi ven Bryan in New York I QR. JAMES M PARROTT'"" j
city Tuesday nigbt has never been equaled
before. He spoke to the largest crowd
ever gathered in Madison SquareGarden,
spoke in tbe (square, in . I am many. nail
and at Cooper Union. He devoted his
attention almost exclusively to the Issues
of trusts and imperialism.. Thousands
heard him at each point, and greeted him
with the greatest enthusiasm. It is esti
mated tbat nearly two hundred and fifty
thousand persons were gathered in that
quarter of the city. Mr. Bryan left next
day for a trip through New York state.
The Dnmocrats claim that they will carry
New York city by 100,000, and willcarry
the state fur Bryan
Physician and Surgeon, r
,.' KINSTON, N. C.V
tOfliea on Gordon Street. Office hour, o to io I
a. in., ana s to o. o. ml Sundays, 4 to Pcta. ut- i
DR. 3. D. HARPER,
, DENTAL, SURGEON,
KINSTON, N. C.
B. W. CANADY.
H. E. MOSELEY.
""Office Ont Dan OninH'i store, in tha Kan i
ley Building, next to C W. Frtdgen ft Co.'s (tor
DR. THOS. H. FAULKNER, i
DHNTIST. ,j
Office Honrs: 8 a, in. to 6j. m. , !
Kooms over the Bank of Kinston.
ffRB&H FISH 1 1
Fresh Trout, Mullet and Croaker
The other two senatorial candidates
will withdraw on the 7th of November.
Durham Herald. .
Tbe above is a confession of Carr's de
feat. Everybody feels certain that Sim
mons will lead tbe other two candidates
and most people think be will receive a j daily at
majorityover both. If he does not, an- BOYD'S MARKET 1
. I Hi Ml 1 V . .. T ' -
oiuer oanoi win oe necesBary auer nuv, jgy-gast street near new depot.
t tli.
In New York State the Republican leg- JVTofitO fl'S ' ' BSekGlTV
ihlature pas-ed mid Gov. Roosevelt signed .
a bill for mixed k:1ioo1m, and said he was
glad to have bis children set Alongside
negro children at kcIkmjI. The negroes
should vote for McKinley and Roosevelt,
but decent white people should vote for
Bryau and f'tevenson.
Hi
LObT ' ...
Many golden opportunities have been lost by th ot
ho sutler trom rheumatism. By taking Kheumacide
no iliey will be permanently and positively cured
Sold by J. fc. Mooa.
THE ENGAGEMENT, RING.
Peculiar "Ways In Wnlch It Canaea
a Toing Woman to Act.
Did you ever have a chance to ob
serve, unobserved, a young woman's
conduct toward her newly acquired en
gagement ring?
It feels so strange upon her hand
that she cannot refrain from examin
ing it a dozen times an hour, always,
however, on the sly. On the first nieht
she sits up an hour later than usual to COFFI G A mFT S
mother .rr . . ; "
-DELIVERS-
Fresh Bread and Cakes i
Anywhere in the City.
Barrett & Thomson.
ARCHITECTS, ;
H5 Fayetteville St., RALEIGH, N. C
&"Wiite for our " Brochure" of in.
formation.
T. tf. lilemborn & Go.,
Wholesale Grocers,
W&olesale 0nl7,l kinston. n. c.
iCOLD WEATHER!
,The fold weather will sooni De; liere, 'and we will be pleased
: to'have you call at our store and examine amice line of
Driftwood , E! m wood j and Wilson's Im
I proved Air-Tight Heaters.
They are neat, durable and economical,' both in price and con
sumption of fuel. We also have a large stock, of COOK
STOVES, which, we are selling very cheap. Come to see us.
B. VV. CANADY & CO.,
KINSTON, N. C.
AO E77VOV I
no r
AS FLYING!
Flying is just sitting still, and' i
feeling a little breeze, and get
ting there. That's all there is.
to it. Now, riding ' in one of
these buggies of ours is just like
flying. ' , You glide ' smoothly '
along, without any bumps or :
. ..... i
Jferiect mechanism, perfect
" workmanship, honest , material
account for it. We want you to examine our stock before you
buy. - ' -
ELLIS , CARRIAGE WORKS,
KINSTON, - N. C.
ring;
id".
Of
f0ur prices favor our customers.
admire it boldly In the seclusion
own apartment. ' A frequent kiss is ad-
glittering gem, and during the night ' have a full supply.
Trimmings, &c.
Theodore Itoosevelt attempts to justify
, McKinley'e treatiueut of the Filipinos by
sayinK Hayes treated the Sioux and Ni
. Ferce Indians a great deal worse. As an
argument against the Democratic party
. this is quite tbe most original of the cam
paign, , Mr. Roosevelt's argument, as we
gather it, is that every time a Republican
has to put up with a bought or stolen
presidency he gets even by making war
on a helpless people; to avoid this they
should be honestly elected. Norfolk Virginian-Pilot.
x
No man in the entire political history
of North - Carolina has been so rauct
abused as Mr. Simmons, bnt until he
aspired to represent his . State in the sen
ate of the United States, this abuse of
him was confined to .the fusionists.
Wade bora Messenger.
sne areams tnat it nag fallen into a
stream and awakes clutching the fin
ger to assure herself that the precious
pledge is still secure.
Then, on th following day, she wears
It only in secret, taking care to trans
fer It tq ber pocket at table and when
In the company of Intimates, but place
her among strangers or. among casual
acquaintances , who cannot Jbe lnaulst
tive, and how bravely will she flaunt
the token before their eyes, as one who
should say:
"I may not be the loveliest creature
in the world, but you will observe that
I have landed my fish."
Gradually It assumes Its place In her
daily life, and ber blushes grow less
.violent with each succeeding explana
tion of Its significance and each ex
travagant description of its donor's at
tributes. But before It finally becomes
a parr of herself, as it were, she must.
or course, leave It a dozen times at
least upon the washstand and suffer in
consequence a dozen violent attacks of
palpitation of the heart until it Is re
covered. London Answers.
Thk Yksx Tress agrees fully with tbe
Green vilU Reflector that tbe farmers
would get better prices for their tobacco
by marketing it gradually through eight
months of the year instead of rushing
most of their crop to market in the Jrat
four or five months. '
When you cannot sleep for coujrhiEjr,
it is haru'y necewary thatanyoneehould
tU you ti-at you need a lew does of
. CLasVrlaia's Cough Remedy to a"ay
tb irr;t-i. oa c f the throat, acJ tr U
!'? oe..: -!e. It it good. Try it. Tor
eale Ly J. 11 Hood.
Worship! a Turtle.
At a place called Kotron. on tbe
French Ivory Coast, the natives b&
Ileve that to eat or destroy a turtle
would mean death to the guilty one or
sickness among tbe family. Thp fetich
men, of which there are plenty, declare
that years ngo a man went to sea fish-
lng. In the night his canoe was thrown
upon the beach empty. Three days
afterward a turtle came ashore at the
same place with the man on Its back
alive and welL Since that time they
have never eaten or destroyed one of
that species, although they enjoy other
species.
If one happens now to be washed
ashore, there Is a 'great commotion In
the town. Firstly, the women sit down
and start singing and beating sticks:
next a small piece of white doth (color
must be white) Is placed on the turtle's
back. Food Is then prepared and plac
ed on the cloth, generally plantains,
rice and palm oil. Then, amid a lot
more singing, dancing and antics of
the fetich people, it Is carried back in
to the sea and goes on Its way rejoic
ing. -
' Te Ba4dhlat Frleatfed.
Tbe Ruddbist nriesfhood in Slum u
divided iotO two tecti. The one knanrn
a tbe Mahs .Nekaia, the iarga body, is
the older and 'more conservative order
and represent the jrreat cuss of tbe
people, while the one known an tbe llama
Xutt' Nrktla. the body who foUowa
rizbteoasness, is the new and more aria-
lorraiic order, and in Its numbers
tie moat cholarlv mn.
are
".For three days and nihu I cuSTered
agony on told from an attack of cholera
morbus brongbt on by eating cucum
bers," says U. L Lowthr, clerk of the
district court, Centerrille, Iowa. "I
thought I ehould surely die, and tried
a doten direct medicines but all to no
pcrpoew. I sent lor a bottie of Chamber
lain's Colic, ChoWa and Diarrtoea
Irnedr and three doee relieved tr. en
tirely ." This remedy la for sale ly J.
11 Hood. I
BIZZELL & CHESNUTT,
Queen St., Near Jesse Strond's.
BLiOOD TEULiS.
ici. ii u mo wsj ex to oeai tI yOB imv. t i
bad blood you ar likely to learn that you , i
kauaDkanMaMaM Al ftk. MUSr k -
diMaies to whack, mankind 1a heir. , If thia
i - disease has just begun u work, or if yon I
' nava Been amictea lor years, you kbould :
tone take th wonderful new cure, -'j
...BHEUMAOIDB..;:
' Thousands have been cured. The sunw
mer season is the best time to take a rhen
made remedy. Nature will then aid the '(
. medicine in effecting a permanent, constitu
tional curs, i People with bad blood are ub '
w tumrrii. indigestion, ana many ower f
aiseases. 10 oe neaitav tne Diooa must Da . I
pure. KHEUMAt IDE is the Prince of
blod purifiers. ' ' t ; , . . ; .
Sold by J. E. Hood. Price,
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Just Thinlc of th3 i3ocd Things )
you ban Get At
. : ,Wi are jaakingV a .specialty of ' GENTS' SHOES this
sorine-. We have them in varied stvles and can suit anvone'
in Style. Size or nrice., . 1 vf
-y. A Chocolate Colored Vicl Kid, in button or lace.n beftuty,
ViV k Art ' . ' N -
" A Rlanlr Vir.l a o-nnrl shoe for onlv $?.co' ' . i
- J iDlaCK ourpassAius is me snoc 01 wukq we nave naa '
such an enormous sale.. . Price I4.00. ;Cl
We have just received a big line of PATENT LEATH- - G
. BR Shoes. :. Price $5.00." .These are beauties. ' Ca)l and see
them.
' ' - " ' . ' . ;
A, full line of 4 Gents., Underwear. Neckwear. Collars: .
Cuffs, Fancy Hosiery,' Negligee and . White Shirts, SERGE ;; p
COATS, Double and Single Breasted, from $5.00 to $8.50. ' H
H5 -; la fact, our line of Gents' Wear for the Spring will be full' J
; and Complete.
(.3 . nsii rkiitir-ni .
1) UiIJ UUIlJtl.LY. I-
U-3 , , . . , ' i
(2. yueen ocreet - jixmoiuxm, xm. 1 j j
1 IT r'"wTt rm'r- t-' P"Ti T-
SLIMES
You can get-Fried Oysters, .you
can get Stewed Oysters, and if the
above don't suit, you can take
them Raw. V"
. I have had ii years experience
in the oyster business, and I know
your wants. Come to see me.
Fried Oysters,.. .30c .
Stkwedi Oysters, 25c
. YoursJ to please, .
. j. t. skinner; :
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PRINTING?
What Kind Do
; You Wunt?
From the. Lenoir County
Cotton Patch to the Le-r
noir County Foot.
'Vifii--''.:
It impossible that by purchasing
. the excellent hosiery, for man,
woman and child, made by the
"ORION MILLS, of Kinston,
in. J.,. tnat you may wear
( socks or stockings made from
; cotton spun in the Kinston
Cotton mills and knit in .the
Orion Knitting Mills, tins en
couraging the cotton grower of
Lenoir coc-ty and two -rlen.
did mannfctcries giving
. ployment to libor in tbe cc:i
ty. Thus y: : -will be a:
tng tbe cctt- - ; rcr,-cr, th:
ton picker, I'.: ccttcn g::
. the cotter: ; ' r mi! r
all pc-c;
borhood.
BILLHEADS,
LETTER HEADS,,
y.,.'' ' ENVELOPES,
. V CIRCULARS,
; DODGERS,
. cards,
POSTERS or what?
1 s
We print every tiling from, a Card to a
Nespapcr. Print it well and
qulc!;. Cheap too.
till . vjTOIl,
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