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The Daily Free Press. lAdrarttela IlttM om ApplleMloa . ' f SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Dally Om Week, by Carrier , . . Me On Month, ...... Bit? Tbrvo Month. . . 91.(H Twvlvo Month., . .... M.K L. J. MEWBORNE... C W. FORLAW . Mamoir ..Crrr Eorron. Thursday Evenwo, , . . . May H, 1903 w AdwtrrlMaeat. Ladies' Miss Mkachah & Co, wear. Neck Mr. Alfred F. Hammond, of Tren ton, ii a member of the graduating Glass of the university College of Medi 1 cine, of Baltimore, Md. The Kins ton Fire company met in regular month.r session last nitfht at the mayor' office. Nothing but rou- " tine business was transacted. There will be a meeting of the Retail Grocers association at the mayor's office tonight at H o'clock and all mem bers are requested to be present. Ths adjourned meeting of the Elks from last niifht will be held at the hall tonight at H o'clock. Initiatory work is on hand and a full attendance of the ; members is desired. Those in front of the stage last night knew nothing of the lamp explosion be hind the scenes, but which was thrown ' from the window in the dressing room, thereby averting a Are and possibly a panic. Mr. R B. West went to Goldsboro last night to play with the K. of F. - band of that city at an Elks social, (riven there last night complimentary , to the lady friends of the members of the Elks lodge. . Managers of the M. E. Sunday school picnic excursion are trying to arrange with the manager 'of the steamer Wilmington to take the pic nickers down the Cape Fear on a pleas ure trip. This will be an occasion much enjoyed. uo account or the unveiling exer cises by the Woodmen of the World at LaGrange Sunday the A. & N. C. will sell round trip tickets at the very low , rate of 50 cents. Kins ton will furnish the orator for the occasion in the per son oi our esteetnea townsman, ur. H. D. Harper, Sr. ; Dr. J. A. Pollock received a tele gram from Rev. B. W. Spillman and party, who are touring Florida, this morning that ihey were wstetLbouadat Jacksonville and could not get awa but were all well and safe. Kev. an , Mrs. B. W. Splllman and Misses , Emmie Pollock and Nannie Cox are AS THCY COM2 AND CO. Thase War Seen at th Train, Com ing and Going. Mr. A. F. Pittman went to Grlfton today. Mrs. F. B. Bectonwentto LaGrange this morning. Miss Rosabel Rountree went to Wil son this morning. Mr. W. B. Stewart, of Richmond, Va., is in the city. 9 Mr. T. L. Wlllingham returned this morning from Wilson. Mr. W. G. Jones returned yesterday from Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. C. S. Wooten, of LaGraige, was a Ktnston visitor loaay. Mrs. Helen Moore, of Durham, is visiting Mrs. E. B. Marston. Mr. J. M. Ouinn and bride returned last night from their bridaltour. Mr. J. A. Crews, of the Wilmington Messenger, was in the city last night Mr. J. W. Grainger returned yes terdav afternoon from seven bprlngs Mr. Will Grisworld, of Durham spent a few hours in the city last even ing between trains. fia T. Milan Bland, of Avden. who ha been visit nir at Mr. T. K. Le 8 returned home this morning. Mr. Jasoer Harper went to Wilson last night to attend the commencement exercises oi tne Aiianuc mrisuai. 'o liege. Mnsnirs. Emmet Field and v . L. Smith went to Winterviue this morn in to attend the closing exercises of the W. H. S. Rev. C. W. Blanehard took the cars at this place this morning for Winter v to attend the commencement ex ercises of Winterville High School. Mr. T. H. Barrus. of Pollocksville, spent yesterday in the city and returned home yesterday anernoon. uccuiupa nied by his daughter, Miss Mabel who has been attending R. M. I. We Want to Say a Few Words In the party. it is a pleasure to note the susocess of The Bobbltt Chemical company, of ' Baltimore, Md., manufacturers of Rheumacide, which is said to be a Tery superior remedy for rheumatism and other blood diseases. This com pany has grown from a small begin ning until it is now one of the most extensive ; advertisers in the United States; using newspapers and other methods, also. K:''-',vt:U-'. ;:"'''- Mr. D. L. Bines, of near Seven Springs, brought a cat to Kinston yes terday that he had killed at his home because of the belief that the cat was mad. The peculiar actions of the cat in biting and snapping at people led , to the belief. He had bitten Mr. Hines' - child and also a colored boy on Mr. Hines' place and Mr, Hines brought the cat to Klnston to have the doctors ' Investigated determine if it was affect' ed with rabies. A live s rabbit was iuuuuiswu n pwi v.acu uviu IUO cat and the experiment will be watched with interest. It will take about 14 or 15 days to find out the result. . A touching instance of sisterly &f fection was seen at the A. & N. C. depot this morning when two little , girls about 8 and 10 years old respec tively, came in on the train from Golds boro and met their sister, who was a which played here last night. The little girls, who are also members or tne Dana, came au tne way, from Kansas by themselves.' The elder sister Vbo was here last night was ; at the afternoon train yesterday to meet her little sisters and when the train pulled . in without them ahe turned away from the depot with an expression of acute distress written on her face which was remarked by those standing at the de- pot. Th mutual Joy at the meeting at the train this morning was extremely touching. They all left on the Coast Line freight to join the band a.t Green ville. W-'f - -v The Helen May Butler Band, j very good musical : concert at the opera house last night which was especially well received by the audi ence, who. evidenced their pleasure by frequent applause. Every number on the program was rendered in a faultless manner and particularly were the solos of tbe cor net, plocalo and clarinet appreciated. Miss Butler showed herself mistress of tbe baton and a leader of great tact and skill. Her work was perfect. The band left for Greenville this morning and will delight the music lovers of that city tonight. Why Willie Wasn't at School. V Black Mountain Essie, -.' "t; j y v -" The following excuse was recived by a Yancey county school teacher from the mother of one of her pupils: "Re spected Miss: Please excuse Willie, for absents. He fell down stairs just before school time and we feared bia Internal insides was hurt at first, . but they ain't.. The doctor says that no part of his annattomy is hurt but brewzing of the epprdermis of the out side hide and also bis nipp hurt some. But he narrowly escaped fatal death. So kindly excuse. : DEEP SPRING ITEMS. May 14, 1903. The farmers are through planting cotton in this section. Mr. G. R. McDaniel and wife went to Kinston Wednesday on business, Rev. Mr. Geddie visited our Sunday school last Sunday and, also several others. Messrs. W. L. Tyndall and J. C. Grltlin were the guests of Miss Jennie Becton last Sunday. Misses Belva and Eunice McDaniel visited Miss Ida Hargett this week, andTeported a nice time. "Mr. Hiram McDaniel is through replanting corn and is so delighted he is going to take an extended trip with his best girl. Hiram, don't stay too long your corn may need replant ing again, and if your trip Is success ful vou will have twice as much to re plant next year. Vera Cruz Passengers at Newborn. Newbern.'May 13. Bertram Stump, deputy commissioner, Dr. M. w. Glover and Louis Lottos, a stenog rapher, arrived here tonight from Baltimore. They will begin an inspec tion of the 391 immigrants now sta tioned at the government yards. . The inspector says it will take about two days to do the work. Those that are lawfully allowed to iana win oe sent to New Bedford, Mass., and the re mainder returned to Brava. Several of the Immigrants are sick. A tempo rary hospital for them was Opened in the old fair grounds building. The sickness is caused by the water they drank. . ' -."' Mavor William Ellis received the following telegram today, but it is not known what will be done concerning the matter: . 'Have railroad work in west vir Inia for Portugese lmmigants at one ftv oer day. transportation free. An swer. A. Phillips, 419 E. Main St., Richmond, Va." : Commits 8uiclde by Eating Chicken '- LocransDOrt. Ind.. May 11. -It is thought that Fred Rush, who died Sun day afternoon in - a local restaurant, deliberately committed suicide. He waa found to have a rag so tightly tied around his throat that it made impos sible for him to eat vet he crowded enough chicken into his mouth to choke a boras. Coroner Hetherlngton could not untie the knot that held the rag abont Rush's neck and had , to out it. Those about the place assert that Rush deliberately committed suioiae. ; Can Choose Their 8tudies. , New Haven, May 11. The Yale Unl- versity corporation at the May meet ing, held today, approved the recom mendations of the academical profes sors to extend the elective system into the freshman year by allowing each freshman to choose five out of eight courses of study and to allow the sub stitution of advanced work In mathe matics or modern languages in place of Greek for admission to college. , They Raffle Their Son. Peoria. May 12. The two months- old son of Major and Mrs. Smith, of the salvation Army, was ramled by a divisional meeting last night and the affair drew a great crowd. i : j Some one put the name of the Lord on a ticket and this ticket won the baby. The youngster was thereupon; dedicated to the service of the Lord amid much applause and singing of Hallelujah songs. : .-; ; r : S "! T THCti A" ' IXtXfXiXfXiXfX txsx: xtxixtx '.r to Trail at tie urttn. M 4 ne ciose evenings at o ciock, h Saturdays excepted. White ARE SHOWING A : new line of..:;.. S Dotted Thread Laces I s Swiss IN CLUNY AND OTHER LATE There are none better, but few as good. They are here in medium, light and dark Flannel, in fancy and plain Worsted and Cassimere. STYLES BLE FOR SUITA- M M M M . M M a A new arrival of Dotted g Swiss just in tb-day. ' All , size spots at prices from M 15c to 35c I Yard S. A. QUINER LY Drcss Tmmings. We are showing com- S plete lines of PILES! PILES! PILES! Dr. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind. Bleeding. Ulcerated and Itching Pile. It absorb the tumor, allay the ttohinir at once, bow a a poultice, irive instant relief. Dr. Wil liams' Indian Pile Ointment in prepared only for Pile! and Itchintf of tbe private parts and noth' imrelNe. Every box i guaranteed. Sold by drug- irit. sent by mall for NHj and 1.(M) per boi. WIL.L.1AMS m fu CO.. prop.. 1,'ieveiana.. u. Sold by Temple-Marston Druu Co. EVERY MAN Woman or Child In Kinston who worlts for waves or tor a salary should be a stockholder in the Kinston Building and Loan Ass'n It is the best medium of Investment for small savings that has ever been devised. You Take No Risk when yon trout your money to such men as com pose Its Board of Directors. Here they are: H. K Moselev. Plato Collins. F. C. Dunn. J. P. Taylor. J. T. Midyette. I J. Mewborne. J. J, Rogers. R. C. Strong. E. a Marston. T. H. Faulkner, Lovit Hines. J. A- McDaniel. $1.00 a Week will pay up WOO. 00 of stock. T. H. FAULKNER, Sec'y and Treas. R. C. STRONG, Pffes. ! C. H. POOL, Contractor and Builder of Wood - and Brick Bnlldlngrs, KINSTON-. N. 6. . " j Estimates furniHhwi on application. GoM Work Guaranteed. ALSO NEW VAL ENCIENNES AND TORCHON LACES Laces, Ribbons, Fans, Hosiery, - ' ft. 2 Slippers BILTMORE Wheat Hearts The Heart of -Wheat scientifically prepar- ' ed, retaining only the . nutrative elements, appetizing, easily di gested and nutritious A Bountiful Breakfast, A Satisfying Supper QUICKLY PREPARED. Mark Mewborrj, The Groobr .' PIiomN. 145, Magazines ARE HERE. and other things wanted . W . .. .. . . f-i,. M now- particularly ior 5 commencement dresses. Call and get your favorite. Rackel Slore Newg ' WB HAVE IT. Kinston Coin and Book Exchange J ft 1 nua a. ukauy, mg r. II8S. QueraSt. KINSTON. N. C JL. ' , Quinn CS, Miller 1 MUST YOU? , P SHEMust you Ure in poverty r W olose eninga at T p. m., except Saturdays A $6 Fountain Pen For 1 Cent Mr. Joseph PominTille, of Stillwmter M.na., kfter hayintr pent oyer t2,000 vim tno best doctors lor stomaca trouble, without relief, was advised by his drupsriskMr. Alex Richard, to try a box of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He did so, and Is a well man today. If troubled with in digestion, bad taste in the mouth, lack of appetite or constipation, give these Tablets a trial and you will be I ieapd with the result. For sale n -5 cents per box at J. . E. iiojd's druj store. INDIQESTION . Immsdlstely Cnrt4 by the Use ol I Hick's Capudlne 10c, 25c an4 SOe at irmg More.. SPECIAL NOTICES. Rooms ob Rkxt. Apply to Mrs. Lillian Perry. Fob Rent New 4-room house on E. Caswell St. J.C. Wagser. Wante3 Man to runenyine, handle lumber etc. Apply at once to C A. Rhodes, Comfort. N. C. 1,500 acres Timbered Land for sale. Largely crpress and hardwoods. D.L. Farrior, Maple Hill, Pender County. New lot of Hats in White.. Milan,: -JBraidlsand Burnt Straw in latest shapes just re ceived. : : :" KINSTON. N. M N M M M 5 N .w ' ' " r' v m m V . mining 01 Aiern 5 Must you live an nlaln ' Must you go without furniture Because blir salary you do not earn QLINX A MIL LEI t wUlbelpyou If you want a home. They have Furniture. Carpets and Bed ding - Which you can call your own. .- HE : Do you really mean It ? , uo Can Do you mean what you aay t I get Furniture, Carpets and Bed- dinir ' On Installment rltrh away F You know very well I do not earn much; i That is ho to unealr ) - AU I could apare for furniture would be eeats or ll.o a week. ; f Quinn C& Miller I ERS KINE CO.I Prldgen Block. 135. LADIES' NECKWEAR. We have just received, some beautiful styles in Ladies' Neckwear ' to which we call the atten tion of the ladies. Our Millinery Stock I is complete and cannot be surpassed. ft i No matter how small the job it receives the atten tion that results in work of a high order of merit. . Consult about Printing anything little or big .' pree Pfess Co. Keep Out tlio Flios. rlISSHEACHAriI&CO. ; Screen Doors AND ifMHHtfiHMiHMH Ey e rythiiig windows Our Wagon ' ISNOWRUMING .You will oblige us by having bread tickets ready so as" not to cause us any delay. f t On the same trip to take bread we will be glad to furnish you any thing in the grocery line at lowest market prices. . . Hoping to receive your orders, we remain, , ; . i ' t Yours for business, - that the appetite calls for in the way of seasonable Table . Delicacies at our place. A stock of Fancy . O rocerles Any Dimension Made On Short Notice THE YEILOW PIHS HUM KINSTON, N. C. Phonic 86. . . . BIG VALUE -m- V We will give a regular gold mounted $6 Paul E. Wirt Fountain Pen to the person writing the words, "Buy a Paul E. Wirt Foun. . tain Pen cf Denmark, Kinston, N C," the greatest number of times on a regulation Postal Card. We will also give a $3 Pen as a second prize for the next greatest number of times. Kinston Bakery Co. Conditions: Regular government cards must be used, and in compliance with postal regulations. No words can be written across or over others. . No restrictions as to number of cards each person may send. ' Contest closes on May 3t, 1903.' at 9 p. m. Write your name and ad dress plainly and address the card to DENMARK, THE JSWELEB, KINSTON, - - N. i MlfXtlttttttttttttttttM '' z TICKETS ARE WORTH ' CT TTDTDX7TDC that is complete in every OiJ 1A X JXV.O detail Call or 'phone . made by the tnr onutViin ft vmi wont tni t eat and it wiU be quickly HARRISBURG SHOE CO delivered, for "PROIEPT- NESS" is .our motto. FRENCH & SUGG. 5 MONEY. We eive Four Drinks for 100 ' tickets, and you run a chance of j ratting the $5.00 Watch Our $1.50 Oxfords ' For Ladies Our $1.25 , Sandals, For Misses Patent Leathers For Little Folks We dont believe that money can buy more stylish, elegant and worthy shoes than these. FREE. The New French Drink TI FCST THEr ACT. Yours to p AT Don't snd for any plumber, no matter I how ur '"tit the ntvd for one mar be. A ru-h or.l.T may result in nothiuar more tlinn a promise to tend a man arouna. Take t! etsni a nunuteortwo lor'T, f to communicate witu u. i i,jn en D7.U3 CO. j..b t rfO ti ! aVCT I n poo.l as done an! 'More Vt'e arc the rltirnUTs who nevf r unit' we ron jt-rform i; 3 1 to i : f .-rru w. '.. .J A A 11
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