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Tas'l)AiL tsee'Mss. K1N8T0N, N. C, KlNSTOX .PfULISIIINti CO. Xl a t: a :wt nvNi;it. Hilir-a MAOAM.il', r. w.ron.'.A'.v Vv Editor R.U.PH RARPKR T iMer The Spur KINHroN. M. I . tnb-r ID, 100 tntare4 at lit PoUbtno u iacond cb mtttstt I'ltlCB 9 CCNT. . SUBSCRIPTION RATES: tMlljr On Vrt, by Carrier, . 00 Month," '"',!', . . Tkrato Mentlsy . . . Twelve) Moirthe, . . . . a 5c l.(MJ 4.00 ADVKRTISIHQ . RATES ON APPLICATOR Hi. Hbu, o( New Bern, present Iscum- bsot at tbs custom bouts at that city, la making aflbt against ths appointment of D. W. Patrick for tb position. Nat nrali.' Nobody evsr beard of a Republi can office bolder voluntarily giving op a good fat Job. TbU ot course fe strictly Republican row, but we bops that Pat rick will win out Id (be fight Congress see me to be aroueed some wbat oh the trust question at last and a few days ago when Representative Bart lett offered a bill for an appropriation to prorwcut tboee great combination! that bare been guilt of violating the law, not a dlamoter was found and the bill was Daa appropriating f 500.000 to uiploy special counsel to aid the attor ney general In bis prosecutions. Follow log la ibe hlllja It passed the lower bouse of eongress. "That for the enforcement of the pro T.tflon of tlm act of July 2, 181)0, the cum of $500,000 is hereby appropriated, ottt Uf aor money in the treaeurr not heretofore appropriated, to be expended under direction f the atiorriry general In t eni(Uviint of epaolal connsnl and agetfta or ito Meptctrasiiii ofJnJtfci to cduaURt proowjrtiihr, 'suits and proeecu tluuM und' id acts ia the court of the Unltvt State; provided, that no person eball be pKMouotvd or tuhjrietad to any penalf rfotfeftue fur' or on account of aay waoswitio matter r thing con cerning wb ci be mar testify or produce evidence d'x unieutarr or otherwise. In anv proceediuge, unit or prosecution un deY'sald acts; provided, further, that no psnioirf so testifying shall be exempt from prosecution or punisument tor psrniry tQtimittea in testuing. , xnis appro priatliin shall be iuiaiedlatel available T ? Jit f '.. ,. . i , t -t jtr .;,'.' ...; n ?t ' a - J t ' ) . - ; PEN, CHISEL AND. BRUSH. Joaquin Miller baa decided to spend the winter in Washington, f ; ; s i ; Mrs. L, Goodman, the oldest living female brtlst, celebrated her ninetieth blvtUday recently at ber lioliie In Lou don. She began her professional career Veventy'yearo ago. ,A Muuicir sculptor, rrotessor vou Rueinanin, bus borrowed of a showman a savage Berber llou to oorve a a model for the decorations of a military wouument he la at work ou. It costs $10 a day to feed the lion, and if be dies tbe sculptor has to pay $1,500. Richard 13. Brooke, the sculptor who was commissioned by the state of Ma ryland to design the status of John Hafison and or Charica Curioil of Car rolltoil, has returned from Tnrfa, bring ing with bira the UrSt photographs of his work. The statues, which are In bronze, are to be placed in tbe capitol at Waaulngton. r 'Thoroughbred f y 'was salary day, ahTaul ttaveii wan waiting near the canuler'f window while aome of the fblef niert cor:tiefted with the' trihibilc al dopartnipiits of the magaalne ere Urawlmf their My. Haven was tlie editor, a position whl h bad highly gratified bis Jdung ambition when be lihrt obtained it. about atx iiiontba be fore tlw date of tbla narrative. The buKlnchH manager, Mr. Sunder land, beckoned from the door of bis of flee, and Haven walked In that tilree tion. but bl eye was on the ln.tney window, and bis air was that of dg that la being drawn away from bone. "This is a great number," said Sun copy of the last By "WllllS EMERY Capjrlcht, INI, bf rrarieh R. Tok "r t t u "ikCt.1 It 1 bad IltUe with the get We Ing But his eye was on the money win- flow. STATE LINES. ... There was one divorce for every aer en marriages la Indiana in tbe year ended June 30, 1002. The figures are 20.014 ttiarrtagea and 3.552 divorces. "tbe state of Missouri has no state tig: "It baa a great aeatn saya one of the state's papers, "a coat or arms wttb two beara upon It and a splendid latia motto. But there is no state The state of Minnesota baa no valid Inheritance law oh Its statute books. Judge Bund of tbe Uamsey county odtlH tdlds that the law of 1001 la ub cdnatitdtidhal and' invalid, and deci alotis 1 of 'other court have already ftrahd Irreparable flawa In tbe laws of 1837 and 11W2. so that there la no in heritance law whatever. ROYAL ROBES. Prince Alpbonae of Bourbon la form ing ail autliluellng league in Hungary. It rs said that Klnsr Edward will re turn the visit of King Carlos of Portu gal next spring. !'J;;' ' ' Kiug Victor Emmanuel , baa signal ized tbe birth of tbe Princess Mafakla by giving $20,000 to tbe Foundling hos pital and $20,000 to the Free hospital. Tbe young sultan of Morocco Is said to be tn danger of dethronement.' Some of the tribes are ' In "armed "revolt against bim on'account of bis overpro gresaivenetis and wish to place bis brother on the throne. . ' -' TOWN TOPICS. Tbe trouble with that twenty mil trolley 'car ride Tor 5 cents In Chicago la the same as with the twelve mile ride in Greater Boston. Tbt route U oue aver which hardly anybody wants to ga-ttostoD Advertiser. . ' . " .'TSTe' otght'to fce one street by which t stranger In St Louts could get ta t1e Cfclod station at' night withont i r of tr'-x bdi 03. This Isnt I f 1 n. b f r "f.s new i Louie." . L tiDi.i CWtt DwuoTat- di'rlnnd, taking up larfue. Just off the pre: "the beat we've ever got out Fair lot of adver tising, too, but col lections" Hecoin. pleted the sentence by throwing up both bands. "By the way, what a least you can along with? are all bold-ouraelvea right down until this pinch ia over that Is, all of un Mio are vitally In terested In the sue1- ecus or tula ven ture. Those fel lows buve to be paid right along, of course. " There was an accent of contempt to his tone as be Jerked bis thumb toward the tnere mechanical Individuals who were sordidly thrusting greenbacks lu to their pockets. ;,r- : s "I haven't drawn a full salary Id eight weeks," said Haven, with groan, "and I'm down to tbe hole in the bottom of iuy pocket down through it Into my trousers leg, by Jingo r "la it sof replied Sunderland, laughW ing In a conndentlal fashion. "Too much brain, too much brain! You liter ary people never know, bow to make money count. Buti between ouraelvea, I'm In a good deal the same fix myself. However, that ddesn'i matter. We'll Jiavo, to taka car of you. Will will about $5 see you through' Uaveu's nominal wage was $50 per week, and be had a considerable bal ance in hi favor on the books, but be bad learned the futility of arguing with Sunderland. ' "I suppose so," he said. The business manager slapped bim cordially on tbe ahoulder. and iu so do Ing gently turned hliu around so that he fuced the door. . "All right my boy,", said be In tbe most frlsndiy fashion. "I'll see that you get it tomorrow." . Haven, with his bands In bis pockets, clutching cold keys and a lucky piece that was a counterfeit In lead, remain ed dnieed for some aoconds, and when be turned about Sunderland was deep in conversation with the cashier, who had dodged in through the other door. The young man walked out of the dfflce without say Ing a word. - ' It was the luncheon hour, Md llnven became Immediately . conscious of ; that ' preposterous. gnawing appetite -which always assails a man who bns tibt'tbe wbere- wlthdrto bu food, n "I've got to raiBe some tuohe'jr Bduifewbere," be said, speaking aloud with the1 Intensity of 1:1 t bought; '."Whew, 1ri the nam of alf the godsr ' " ' lie bad not been long In tbe city, tilt acquaintances were few butslde tbe fclr cle of contributors to tbe magaslne 1 pages or waste paper basket Tbesi persons.5 for a hundred reasons, begin ning with' the item that they had nc motley, 'tvere entirely btit' 6f the" tfue tion In the present emergency, ' Ilaven bad pawned bis watch to buy au overcoat in the days wheri be bad first IioikhI for the editorship of the tnagasine, ; urged by an unseasonable cold wave and tbe necessity of Impress ing Mr. Snndt'i land. ; Later, when sal ary day !bwnmie a "movable feast." several other articles of price had fol lowed the tvatt h into that bourn from which tt is so hard for anything to re turn. There was an old fashioned ring not without Intrinsic value. 011 bis Bn geft but there w8 ols a irlrl id Phila delphia who had given him'thut ring In exchange for one Of bis. ' -"Wbbn 1 Marve" the "gutter." said the editor, clasping, the ring with a firm grip. "tllU shall be found Just where it is now. f... ,5 , At that " Ihsiaht4 his subconscious mind sent up the idea of George Os borne as if It had txjii a card on a sal ver. The subconscious mind always at. tends tb business.'1 1 It is hbt led tway by sentimental considerations. Xt comes up to the surface from time to time to take note of tbe situation and then re tires Into Its otf secret blace to mail- j Date upon tbe essential thing. We may or may notei J HI lugirlou aright but for a certainty It ia iae wisest part. Of ML " V ;-'-' 1. r - - j Caven rec-Ived Osborce'a name aa a sat by a "til 'see that you get It tomorrow." xx xx nun tt u hint in the matter of borrowing money. Osborne was tn the publishing bust it r.. a wh'.i t com fort u ble means and "'.well'regiltiittil flM. " lie- bad Jjo'ught neveral shdit Stories from Haven be fore the latter bad taken the editorship of the mn&tr.iuft and bad expressed la-arty appreciation of tbe young man's ability. ... ; ; , But Ha ven didn't wish to borrow money of Osborne. In the deepest partu of his mlml he knew better. More su licrllclaify.' he Was aware that such ptoi-eedhij? would be a bad Introduction to a business scheme of some niagni tmlc whb'b be desired to irop ;se to Os borne when It should lx thoroughly worked up In Ills own Itflle"t. If he had not Iteen so burdened with troubles, the perfecting of this scheme would have been. 1)1 Haven's opinion, on easy mn tier; but be hud worried so nitu'l) about his phantom salary and hi too real expenses that n had seemed Imjtosslble for bim to pull bis mind to gether. Moreover, he was anxious on account of the young lady already men tioned. 8he und her mother were liv ing "upon a small Income, which from certain causes was in danger of being tedueed. Haven 'opened every letter from his sweetheart with fear and trembling, thinking that It would give him the news that the blow which he was wholly unable to parry had really fallen. .There was 110 reason to dread actual calamity: they would itlll have ehoiigh to carry them along until be should lie able to take tbe burden of their needs upon bis witling shoulders. Btlll the prospect of any sorrow for Lottie Palmer was misery for Haven. The young man was much embar assed when be was ushered into Mr. (Ixlior ne's office, and lie was perhaps the worse for an empty stomach." The publisher, a squarely built.- hiile and ruddy timn of 'Arty yearn, broad oak table littered with book which had the look of philosophical works, and he himself had evidently been engaged upou some writing In that field of thought.1 . lie greeted Haven with the' frankest cordiality, very encouraging and yet humil iating, for tbls grantlug of equality made . the ' young man's- errand aeem 4 the meaner ' and the cheaper; Haven hesitated, v and then Vila Afa rail .1 iwvt, a-ii i a n..in. Ai ...... Pawnedhls ey iuui iu,y ouiiie.iuiue, - wtch The sight emphasized bis need, and when Osborne nut the monev inlo his pocket nave"H felt an absurd eense of loss. ' " " Mr. Osborne,1 he said, Ta In a peck of trouble. I am a man banging on to the tall of a bear. I want some body to help me let go." Then he proceeded to describe the sit- uatlon of affairs on the magazine, ' I can neither stay there nor quit," lie said In conclusion, "for I haven't a penny. I haven't even, tbe price of a luncheon." i. :J: :Vt -i-i. -, ::: Osliorne laughed,;. It seemed to Ha ven an unkind thing to do. He said to himself that he hadn't made bis case strong enough. He went over it again and added a few more troubles, where at Osborne 'laughed again heartily and as If be expected HaveH to laugh wltb bim But, suddenly observing the aw ful gloom that shrouded hla visitor's countenance; be checked bia laughter and said earnestly rt "My boy, you dont know what trou ble Is, and you'll never be good for any thing until you do."- ' . iiavea was angry, it seemed easy for a man without a care to talk iojhis atraiu. The value of trouble as an ar chitect of character ia easy to see from the outside of tbe structure. "I think you scarcely Appreciate the dlfflculty h said ta!aninjnril tone or voice. "I can't move. I'm iimt hand and foot" -i- s v ' 'i- -t-i t - Yod must ttiove. aald Osborne "Thatlstrhat we are here for-action. energy, conquest. Troubles .Why; my younr friend, there W, hot eiioiigb of them. Tour soul Isu't getting the proper amount of exercise. The best people In this world bare to go out looking for troubles for obs ti des to throw out of their wh v." "Bnt what the d- f beg your pardon. Wbat can a ;'felTow do in t!:"s town ulthout a nt? "If I could show some Independence ; oyer in my shoii. I could bring- them td terms. H B-reetd Haven i,nt thev know how with the frank- . , ' . , Mt coraiaUty. f atmrtmated.- - , i "h.w It any how r cried Osborne.' Nobody t-ftn take away your ludepcndence; That's the gift of God, and it belongs to you. If Sunderland wants you. he'll lind aome way to pay you. or if be can't there are. others who will. So kng us you - have -something that tbe5 world wants you can get a price for It But don't labor--tinder 'the-delusion that guiiderland and -his Ibagatlne are the wor!d.V,!. x 'A' , ' ' -''" ' i " ',rV,'sj-1y." said ilaven ia a v.-enk, , VU pUt heJ volca quite different i.Ma It' 2) rditiiry l i . . ...'a Osborne raised bis right band. a qd-lut. peculiar gesture. . " ' "If ,you want nie f lend yon sor.e." be aald. "I tell you frankly that I won't do it. I Ilka you first tute, 1 beUeve you're an honest, capable, fellow with lots of good stuff in you. and I'll be banged if I take any band in spoiling tuch an excellent product of nature. Read tbe riot act to Sunderland, and If be doesn't, disperse and Iuy down bis arms then go and read It to Somebody rise.";.., :':rM : .;.!.: ''yk'i::;-;,:: Ilaven rose somewhat unVfadlly and iook ijp nis nai rrom me tacie.; i;4 fi i "I thank you," he said, "for your ad vicv'wtrh jtnrt a-biror rtnphaaui ou the last word. "Good afternoon." -.. He went back to the tit flee of tn magazine; -andertnhU luid 'gon tei the day. Haven paused in the outer doorrtu y1 and 4-faal bresentlv accosted by alirtily Wiaelydiiibi, man who was connected with a large advertising agency. He bad taheuoi fancy' to I la ven, hnd that waa why he broke a Very i notable habit of reticence 'with these words' spoken to a low tone: .Hdbt cover! This she- bang la gone up!" Iltiveu paled.. "Do you mean It?" be gasped,; "Sure," said the young man. And be went hla way. -t Tniwlnap film TT a .an -tn.1. .ha. vu, uu.vu h a n m is was well aware that be gone up!" would not have spoken V , upon any other basis than that of absolute certainty.' Haven walked hastily. to the cashier's win dow'. The man's face showed tbat ho. too. knew tlie frame was up. 'l can't do a thing fot ydu," said he, "until Mr. SUnderland comes back."" "When will that bef ' ' ' "Well," said the cashier, with consid eratlon, "it's uncertain. By the way. here's a letter for you." It was from Philadelphia, addressed in the familiar writing so dear to his eyes. This time lie felt no fear m open ing the envelope; it was absolute cer tainty. The trend of events bad hoV come so plain that a gift oil prbphecy would have beei superfluous. And yet be was not prepared for tbe full weight of the calamity. ., t "We have lost every penny, she wrote. "We were deceived. It was not a question of bad Investment by our trustee. ' It was dishonesty. lie btts taken ail we had and IM property of other as well and has fled. The shock baa made my mother very ill, and I am anxious about her. ; I tell you the truth, but you must not think I have lost my courage. Iu some way I will care for ber and for myself." She went on very bravely, urging him not to be! alarmed; but there was no way of concealing, the facts, t Tlie emergency was one tbat called uponi Jiim. Indeed It called so loudly, tbat it iwiKeu tue soul in ma oouy. ."She will never need me more than she does now," lie said. "If I can't marry her and care for ber in this time of trouble, I have no right ever to think of dJiug It." But he hadn't a penny, and the only person whom he might boAe thought of as a source of help bad already refused him. Vet In that very moment the subconscious mind wns repeating Osborne's name with obstinate re Iteration. "He's the only man I know V-r that's . got' any rmw v."j ' an id '. : Haven, "and I can't lorrow of blra. Then." by the Eter nal, I've got 1o do busi ness with bim! I know, I absolutely know, that be will take lip thf plan of mine if I caii only put it in shape. And. I must That's all tberfe is alwut It." - . ' i He-went up stairs to his efflce and remained there for an hour In a condi tion that hla ofilce boy took to be some strange hnd new form of Intoxication. Concentration is the name of it, though tbe boy did libt know that. ;''''" k " At the end Of the boor Ilaven put on Ws hat very- firmly, tdok lip a piece of paper on which be bad. made some fig ures and walked out Of tbe office; ' ."I've bad It for manths. he said to himself; "only 'I couldn't see It because I was looking at something else. Mr. Osborne again received him with the sathe- Rtiidhi'ss arid cbuftefey; ' Ou Ibis occasion- Hftveb did not suffer from hunger. He had forgotten that be' bhd tt stoTuacll -or oaythllig lse excepT sclieme-g business'- proposition. ; -,H laid It before Osborne, with an incislve liess that was like - pel nta-of -pins that ; navigators drive into charts to mark the 'course; 'My-'-s' .' ''' i -Tbt publisher scarcely bald a word until all was over. Then he sat buck In his chair.Tfltrnly adjnate-d bis ample waistcoat and ald: J J "We'll'go Into it. How much do you wantdtvnTT .-t : ,.i---'..f .-'V.-.V'Hrt bmidmL" said Haven, i "And my salary Is to start from today." "AH right. When shall I see you again? -. , ' N'bt before Tuesday," replied the yontig man. "I'm going over to Phila delphia to get married.".'-;." " " .'' WASIIINGTv..i LV i ER i ' Special CorrDon Jc-nc, J . .1. - Comptroller William Barrett RWge!y ays be U like tbe man who aiuaya aeea big game when be hasn't b.s tuu along. ,The recent failure of the Ceu tral National bank of Boston gave tbe comptroller the chance to associate himself wltb the unlucky hunter; Said he: "It baa never been iuy fortune siuce I have been comptroller to be iu Wash ington when A bank wu t wt-ed t tbe walL Three banks have gone under since I succeeded Mr. Ihlwea. but ev ery one of them bus kept ou Us feet until business took me fnm iUe cap ital. Then tbey keeftto-wvuk hoU vl.ed their doors. When "t'j!i Boslou babk failed, I was in New Oikuus attending the bankers' annual cuav utiou. I did not tbml(Vmucb''6f ti wbe'u the tilst bank ailed, but tbe second, occurrence of the kind aet me to thlnkUig. I d'd not like to go sd far awny from Wash JNot;c- riK ' fly vim . ef accra et Sap-"r Cant, of Lvnojr cmvmtf, Mf4 and ia ht (mm f - ag una' tha dmy Lua.ber Comr-any Ula un4'r gnca comialMiooen. aill l fu cafh. al koV ook, urn, o. itw aqlh day C I)eca . bar, 19 t a I u Uf pnpattf, to-w'ti lha reiroad doa eoaip -a and forming and tha laalihraa aila uf tl fa trad altuaiad in Laooir coanty, tr ( a olh a ai d ra aing from a a inl ea Aauaa Riw ' 1-1 nil abuaa Kin-loa. N C , toward Pink Mill, C. is aid coanly. leinf lka laU lima nil V road uill by uid CT Lumbar Company, coo.iw mt of about in ton of Trail, alaa all etnar ratft land on aid railroad or tram way aiaca lha Mthday of )m 1901 - .-. lMmbar ijih, toor :'i '.;, w -,. . :'.. . . U V. MOR It.U rf 'CJ?zi: T. C woo i tv. . Cammtoaionan oftaart - -'.'v. -xjJ:-" ) -, TTfSltce i irri , 1 In Superior Court Nona Carolina 1 euuu- Couatv Liter Raaaa 1 ti. 9umtaooa ay rnbltca m. Hury JUavaa J . ... , lit rtry Keairaa, lha defendant in tha abort aitillcd ciisn haraby raqnkad to make ha apaaaranca in tha -.Sunerior Cadrt. U ba aald la Ki UVfc uv v aw RV l BfUJ uui .. hdm 1 , . ., ... , . ,. . 1 ' uiji nouuiuinu, on uia in moaaay in Marca ington as New Orleans and tiuly did So tbo3. .adaiuwarwdRmor ta dic mpWt of Luc when assured that there was absolute- inds bcis in dim m aia "eiwi lor an abwrnita dl-rca. rrouae adj.ltry (u arhibh tha opniptaint wffl ba t voanon tna lint day 01 tba tarm i " -i-futio lnina. 1 '' -t u c. : . . . Sale of Tflwn Lot tor Partition. ' I-VPHI" 'aa ,?.. g I J ' Rv lrrna of aa order made bv tha finnarlor Pnuri of Lraoir County, on (ho in. day of Decern bar. om, 1 in a tpeciaf procaedior for tha aala of land for partition entitled ".Era Mar Licehwortb aat J. . Litchwoith- next friend to Guyeula Hill, Exparta' the Snderugnaei will offer for (al to tha highest bidder for cah at tha court touta door, in Kuutoa. .. ax r- 11.. 1 l. J . . . . . ... w. maviiust. im lam uej ui jmnuary 1903. tha followiof deaenbrd pareel of land, lying and being ia the loam of Kinaton, County of Lenoir and Kroaton town-bip. adjoining tSa Unda rjf T. C. Wnotan and othera. and bounded at iollowu Be- ming at tne Kontheaat corner of T. C woo ten 'a on North aide of Caawell rireat. a feat from Concentration is the name of It ly nothing to keep m here. : I bad hot rlnpnckect my satchel bowevcr,- before tbe Central National Went under, if this thing kfeaps on much longer, I shall be afraid to go home to dinner." ; . Claattig aovrvkmeiit Baildtnga. In case of the success of tbe opera tlona for restoring the eust front of the treasury building to its original volOr by the aaud blast jjrocesa It is probable tbe same rdcthod will be employed in cleaning the -dust stained east front of the state, war and navy departments building. Tbe. east front of the treas ury Is built of sandstone, while the newer building Is constructed of gran ite. Although Colonel Bingham, the engineer- officer .In cBarge of i public buildings and grounds, advocates, the use of tbe sand blast dn the east front Of the state, war and pavy departments building, be says it should not be used for cleaning ' purposes on tbe -other fronts of that building or in the case of any other building. ; . ! "It la Impossible.'' said be, "to clean great building so well that all tbe stone In it will show a uniform color. The discoloration of age and weather renders a building uniform In appear ance and la not especially objection able. It la not necessary that our great buildings here should look aa though they i were built only - yesterday v.HyMort Rlvmlrrt Former Vice President Levi P. Mor ton and Secretary of State John Hay are" accused of engaging In a friendly rivalry aa to which shall have the ered It of giving the nation's capitals tbe most modern; up to date cafe. It ap- pears that -Secretacy Hayi with Tlew f safeguarding .his future welfare. ' 4a bulliUng a 700 room flat or apartment house In . CoDnectlcuti avenuei one of the awelleat thoroughfares in WgShing ion. ; One of the attractiona of the lay Oat Is tb bb a cafe'br restaurant. conducted on a scale far beyono any thing of the kind ever before attempt ed in the Canltal Citv. t ' t I A almila Idea atruck Mr. -Morton. and ,be; ls spending thousands of dot tars remodeling bis hoteK property In fifteenth street lie came to Wasb hifftou last siirlne and Instructed his businesa reDresentative X to proceed, Without limit of expense, to surpass ill possible competitors in the public house business, in the alterations spe- ilal attention Is given to :afe and res lurant facilities. .- ' - I f 'vro HlKbty llaaten. - ' v. Secretary Moody tried to have fun bottgbt'at sufch a lovv' pticfe, and with President Boosevfclt dver bis fall- -.? : ; - .. . , fare to kill a bear during bia recent wiile you arehere examine out bunt in Mississippi. 'l rilay-tiot have stock of Gans, ; We have a com E? corner of Trioo Areaua, aad Caswell a treat East, and run HorJi i6 feet, thenqe. gau .54 feet. mencn ooum 100 10 vaiareH airart, tnence Wast nth lineof Caswell straat ja 1), faat to- the begin- This tha aeth day af Dac4mber. iqba. L! ' v-- ' -:. ':Vrt Cammiiai oners. ROCKERS. v. A big shipment just'recei'v ed with -'.' Leather. Willow , ..v-v:nd.. . Cane Bottoms., Make " your home more pleasant and attractive. ' We will help you.' ,! ' t, v ui, 1, . 'V.I, (i QUII1H & (DIIiLER. I '-.'' ,f' ICINSTON, ir.V ' l r - . i v a A Nice Lot of 1 WHEELS. It Would surprise you ' to ' know how low we are selling them- come and examine . them and get our prices It will surprise you that such . a Bicycle could be HEW How Anelr-nt Sajttaredi ijii Circle; The ride glvpn hv Ahiues requires that the dlnmeter of a-circle shall Ie r '. "httd by oue-nluth 'and i so.nnre l-rif ted tipoii this shortened' line." Tlie area of fetich ' a' square approximates the area of the circle, ' but of course. n uot exact ami is not even as close n result as that at which other geometri- fclans have arrived. : - ' J 1 Tbe - tUbylonlabs, who were, also jrrnt rintheniiitlclans.- hnj a solution. tt which a i t rt-reu. e In V.. TaLinid bus NT, tince-1.' The Pabjlotiimi tu-lho-1. l,(- i-v t r. t t a : .: ' . S e. I -'t I (. .,...! f . it... . .-. . killed a bear, but I did hot mistake a colored woman for a wild, turkey," re ported the president. 'v"l can have Just ts much fun with you as you can have frltbr me," Mr. Roosevelt continued, nd he spoke very loud as he told bow the secretary while on bia recent hun- Ing trip in South Carolina filled a col ored woman full of shot, mistaking her for a turkey. The president put a few line, tducbes on the story, and before he bad finished It be bad tbe secretary buying a flock of chickens at a fan y price in order to pacify the angry !no gress. :.: n31 l1 I Hew 9eiUt f Cstaacroa Hasiae. ! Much comment bas been Indulged In regarding the Cameron 1 bouse, in La fayette square, which for the lost two or three seasons bas been occupied by feenator Hauna and bis famllJr.They (tave given it up. and the fcenator bal aken apartments In the Arlington ho tel, while lira. Banna and family will spend' most of the winter lb TboniaS WUev Qa. ' .r. ,v-;s ' j Henry Thaw, Son of the late William Thaw of nttsburg. baa leased for tb Winter the1 Cameron bobse. Ir.: Thaw is about ' thirty-five years old and bachelor and upends his fortune lavish ly and4 gives ' entertainments- almost brodlgal In their' character. He baS spent much of' his 'Me abroad.' prlncb pally In Paris, and bas frequently giv en very costly dinners, , . I lBtersia.l Ravenna CoUeettama. . John W. Yerkea, tbe commissioner of Internal revenue. In bis report for tbe bscal year ended June 30. 1902, says that by tbe two aets abolishing the war revenue taxes internal revenue taxes have been reduced about $100. 000.000. " There has been, however, an Increase of revenue from taxes laid On distilled spirits and other objects that Were not affected by war revenue leg islation. - Tbe receipts of the bureau for tlie fiscal year ended June 30, 1001, were $306.871.009 ' and for the fiscal year ended June 30. 1002. $271,807,500. It IS estimated that the rece!;-ts for tbe cur rent fiscal year, 1SC3. wlil aggregate $220,000,000. ' ? " ? fl-'i j " ' 'Pre! jest' rVaw Borae. I President r.cx-eve:t tas purchase J a : new . .' ? i -'Tt'-i one la tj match I' j . t c.;t! ' i tAci t: 11$ to J ' 'a. H L.:c" '. : la . r: if l'. . . i -s J plete line and we do all kind of Gun and Pistol repairs at short notice. ' ' 1 - C. E. SPEAR, Manager.- CMfi 0(1 Ve Havo Just (.eciovcd . aastrsi ' on vrv etsec.' Ohocolates KRESIl TODAY '"' Somebody at hom will bs waiting , : tonight for a box Th Nam on Every Pltc" It the guarantee . t -. . . - i,. . -v. -, i ..;. , FOR SALS mt:4 . ' lark Mewborn, THEGnocsn. 1 IlerolutloQ ImrjiiDt-ot.' A fenra ' 1 f.f a r rum 1 serious tro Bass, tlf""-'. ;sti..i " J orai rroacL ulld la jour r Tf '. i:- L.t,. cr ripctris j the tro- 1 tor St t c;.-- t t -1 ' - - a-,. .. l r X mi t and ui i ;..-rvnn. ? - - r rf tj -t-i, ' 1 . . 1
The Kinston Free Press (Kinston, N.C.)
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