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The Dam Free Press, 1 , ' SUBSCRIPTION RATES: ' Dully Om Week, br Carrier, . , 10 Ob Month, . , . . . . 8 So Tkr Mentha, ... . s)1.00 Twolva Monh. .' . . . . l-00 a W. FORUW.. .. Crrr Inrron. Wednesday EvsivrNO, ..July 22, 1903 Advertisements to bt changed mutt be in by to o'clock, day of publication from 8. A. QCINERLY." Sultl. Temple-Mabston Drug Co. Seed. Einstein Bros. Great Clearance Sale. J. M. Stephenson. Ladies Neck wear. t OETTiNfiEBS. Sale of Muslin Under wear. & Co Something W. T. Fields Good to Eat. St. Johns' Lodge No. 4, A. F. & A. M., will meet tonight at 8 o'clock -All Masons are cordially Invited to attend.- - Re. S, B. Isler will begin a meet log at Coahoma (Cobb's Mill)Sstue day at 8 1. m. Everybody is invited 40 attend these meetings. A temporary station, in which will fee a ticket office and telegraph opera tor, will be at the encampment site, -about two miles this side of Morehead City. Mr. Edgar Loops will go down ithie afternoon to take charge of the telegraph office. . ;, v Messrs W. T. Fields & Co., have ' ivut on a neat delivery wagon in con nection with their business and are prepared to deliver to any part of the -city family groceries and country pro !uce or anything in their line at a moment's notice. See their ad. ' - In copying the abstracts of the tax 3 liters of the county -it Is remarkable - now many pistols are found listed. It - frequently happens that the most valu . Die property , listed by some is .pistol, and a good many times the only property listed. ? A $5 pistol and $2 hog is often , the way it is found on lite books. ,- ' The Kinston Rifles leave on the train Able afternoon for the encampment at Morehead City. ' A special train will bear the soldiers of a half dozen towns down this way this, afternoon. The ; second regiment is composed of 12 1 companies, some of rhioh will go uvv Yr ouv vuaaii jjiuu via vv if " mingtoo and Newborn. They wijl be in camp a week. . There will be a meeting of the Chris tlan Endeavor society at the Christian riiivwK ftsinffrKt: sat; fi iOlrantr A M mam. .... wavM vVMit as v V V4,vvAi UJCIU" bers are Urged to be present as matters oemanaingv, ineir presence will, come up for consideration. W Members of other societies of the various churches nd the public generally are invited to attend ' U ia the wish of the society o get more young men to attend Mr. T. Lee Bland went to Greenville thlt morniny, where, this afternoon lie will be married to Mas Queenle ; 8ECN AT THE -TRAINS Coming and Going. People you Know or Somebody Else Knows Mr. W. W. Rouse went to LaGrange I ux. . hi-. J. Lnnour Purrutt is home for a few days. Miss Bessie Howard went to Wilson this morulng. . , - Mr. Ben Hines went to Morehead City this morning. Mrs. L. W. Fermll returned from Dover this mornicg. "Mr. A. 8. Wooten returned from Morehead this morning. Mr. Hoge Irvine returned Morehead City this morning. Mr. Archie Wooten went to More- head City yesterday afternoon. Mrs. O. A. Smith returned to her home at Newborn this morning, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pridgen returned this morning from Seven Springs Mr. and Mrs. E. Y, Speed returned t-from Morehead City yesterday evening. Mrs. W. D. Sufirtrs and little Miss Ada returned from Morehead City last nignt Miss Lizzie Biddle, of Craven coun ty, came up this morning to visit in the city. . ' j k". Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Crabtree 1 and children went to forehead City this morning to spend a few days. Miss Martha Jacocks, who has been visiting friends in the city for some time, left this morning for Goldsboro. Rev. E. D. Brown went to Green ville today to officiate at the marriaire of Mr. T. L. Bland and Miss Queenle Mcuowan. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Lee went to Greenville this i moraine to attend the Bland-McGowan nuptials at that place this afternoon. . . , . WCU0W8Q, oi mat place. The 1 cere mony will be performed at the home of the bride's i mother , at 5 o'clock, !Rt. E. D. Brown, of thl nlaa tfl. elating, and the bride and groom will return to Kinston on the evening train. Mr. Bland is s popular salesman at Einstein Bros', store, and the bride is an estimable and cultured lady of our neighbor city.. They will make Kins Aon their home, 1 ; Mr. Ben Fields, of near Kinston, is "entitled to take the cake as a man of Action and resources among the f ar imers of the county. Seeing the need of another barn in which to cure his rapidly ripening tob coo he took his . trowel to build the brick foundation, put three colored helpers on the frame -and covering of the barn and another quad r to cutting tobacco, so that where there was no barn this mornlntr tonight will be a barn of tobacco under Jull way Of being cured. A barn built, tobacco cut and hauled and fire put In he flues In one day. is pretty quick work. By the way that's the kind of jnan Mr. Fields Is: he does things, We offer as evidence that the dearth of news is not entirely local, and that reporters in other places are often put to it to find, something, the followin wall from the brilliant city editor of the Charlotte Observer: . "Beg pardon -for talking shop; but did you ever think about the disadvantages of trv ring to write Interesting stuff in a place j iite wis r utti vnai toite ' is a good, big town, and the living here Is prob- soiy more interesting tnan In any other place in the south of the same alzff, but there Is very little that traa isplres here day after day that Is impor portant enough to demand scare bead lines. For day the bottom drops .out ji .everyinuur. nia J ones goes to lireensboro on a business trip. Dr. fetagg returns to Birmingham. The recoruer tatcnes a crap-shooter. The xouuviuku - wuo naa nis appendix re moved is Improving gradually. Crops -sire worse than ever. Somebody buys a gold mine., .Delicious refresh menu were served at another party. More bout the union depot, you know how It runs, don't you? It's orful. There are no assignments like there are In -the big cities. Nobody cocsideratelv murders anybody else and people sim ply won't embezale or eiope often enough. Yet, In the face of all this, the reporter has got to stump around and rack his brain in kicking up some- .tmng mat wui interest somebody.'1 Snakes a Plenty. r rum me impose correspondent we learn the following snake story which is voucnea ror oy mm as being true in every detail. Mr. C. C. Tyndall, who lives in the Repose section, was at tracted last Sunday by the noise made 1 y c of his turkeys some distance f, : i t house and went to see what a t'.e rta'.tffr. On rpsching the place ? 1 1 it t -'v hen busily engaged ii a: '! ! a !sr?re chicken snake, ' .'..:- make a raid on . ' ' - ! - .' - ' - . v i the spirited ' ' " -"n killed the 'i crs i s M k: , !. The Contract Will be Let Tonight. The committee onpointed by the board of aldermen to investigate the waterworks and sewerage system of towns like Kinston. have returned and will make their reports tonight to the board of aldermen, when one of the proposals submitted by the engineers to make specifications and., plans will be accepted. - The committee inquired into the work done by these engineers at other places while away and will report to the board tonight the result 0fTheir Inquiry. , . . After the acceptance by the board of the proposal to survey the work and make specifications and plans six weeks will be required by the engineer to do this work before the ground will be broken for installing the system, but it is assured the publio that 1 within 12 months Kinston will have an ade quate water and sewerage service be- xore trie not season comes again. It is estimated that 875.000 will be enough for this purpose and after allowing of the 1150,000 bond issue sufficient for additions to other neces sary publio utilities there will be enough to pave a good part of Queen street, at least. The committee appointed bv the board of alderman was Mayor Rouse and Alderman J. W. Lynch and W. D. LaRoque, Jr. - 1 ,. -"":. !'" r i - ii i.i .... i. j.i .i . ". '.L The Fight to Begin. 5 At a meeting of the . temperance forces last niarht it was decided to at once circulate petitlbns for the holding of an election , under the provisions of the Watts act for the establish ment of a dispensary in Kinston. It is proposed to hold the election on or about October 1st. . - - - From now until then the municipal temperature may be expected to 1 rise. The temperance people are in the fight to win, and will leave no stone unturned to secure that end. Valeinceinnes Lace During this Great Clearance Sale we of fer I ,ooo yards Val enceinnes Laces, rang ing in value from 5c to SCyard, for 3o Yard Fine English IongcIoth, ' a; usual 15 cent quality, will be sold during- this sale for 10e Yard A White India Ltnen; Fancy '"JLawns, Solid Colored; Organdies, Figured Batiste, etc; goods ranging in value up to toe yard, all to be sold during the Clearance Sale for . Great Sale of Notions & Small Wares The helpful little things always needed are offered ia this sale at such low prices as should induce you to supply your wants for a time to come. Talcum Powder in fancy sprinkler boxee... .....:..:.....4c box Best Brass Pins, all aises .................?.............8e paper Pompadour and Sufc Comba.,....M.......... .:..:.fte -rh Toilet Soap in fancy boxe. cm es for 10c Good Pearl Buttons, all sizes........ ....,.5o dozen Large boxes of assorted Hair Pins................... .'. 4ft box Best English Needles, all sises. .0 .....-4c paper Feathenititcb. fraid. usual 10c kind fa nu Nk;kel Safety Pios, all sizes ....m. 2c 1osen White Stay Binding, all widths Biacs LisH Thread Garter Webbinur vn.rA Ptocinet Drem Shields, during; this sale .......7e pair All Sils Nwk Ribbon, in Pink, Light Blue and White......6c yard Lonsdale Cambric, 'a good quality, will be offered during this sale for 7 l-2c Yard Silkollne Draperies J A beautiful line of FancySilkoline Dra peries, the usual i2c kind, to be offered during this sale for i 81-2cYard Check Nainsook, Fine India Linen," Fancy Lawns, Organdies,' Solid Color Chambrays and Fancy White Goods, worth up to 15c. yard, all to be sold during this Clearance Sale for ' 8cYard Handkerchiefs , 25 Dozen Ladies All-Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs will be offered during this sale at V . Six for 25c Ladies' Hemstitched Handker chiefs, the usual jc kiud, for this sale 3o each KltNSTOlN, IV. C. . Piliov Tops . All the Tapestry and Lithograph Pillow Tops in the Store, including such 'subjects .v as "The : Fencing Girls", "Music" "The Debutantes" and all others that sold for 50c and 60c, will be offered for , 25e each DPillow Cord in allcolors for this sale for- ' 10c Yard Bleaching Standard Yard-Wide Bleaching, not more than ten , yards to a customer, willbe sold during this sale for 7 l-2c Yard -f, A Few of the Many Most Extraordinary Bargains -That You'll Find at Our Great Clearance Sale ' Curtain Swiss s 36-inch, Dotted Cur tain Swiss, all size dots, usual r8c qual ity, to go during this Clearance Sale for ; . 12 t-2c Yard Teachers Wanted. 'We need at once a few more Teachers for Fall schools. Good ' positions are being filled dalley by us. We are receiving more calls this year than ever before. Sohools and colleges supplied with Teachers free of cost. Enclose stamp for reply. . . American teachers association J. L. Graham, LL. D., Manager, nanaoipn Jtsuiiaing, Mempnis !. -enn. . , - - Fine - Dotted Swiss, Leno De Soie, Figured Batiste, 40-inch Organdies, Fan cy White Goods and Piques, the goods worth up to aoc yard, all to be sold during the great Clear ance Sale for 1 0c Yard Bargains in .Ladies Hosiery We name . unusually low prices in order to close - out several lots of LaceHose. ' -. Here's news worth reading. Ladies' Fast Black Lace Hose, the kind that have been selling for 15C pairre reduced for this sale Only to 1 lc Pair Ladies' Lace Hose, guaran teed fast black, beautiful open work styles,; usually sold for 25c, are reduced to 15c Pair To Continue Right Through Until August 1st The greatest money saving event ever known in the his. yHory of- retail merchandising. All Summer Goods must be sold and at once. -' ' "7. ' J8"Sale Strictly Cash? no goods charged except at regular prices ' Sale of Turkish Towels. ' Best values ever known will be offered during this Great Clearance Sale. ' , Large Turkish Towels, the usual ,12 t-2C kfnd$, will be sold in this sale for 8c Each ', RegulareyTurkish Towels" will be sold during this sale for " . 10o Each ' Mammoth Turkish Towels, usually- sold for ; 35c, during this sale for 19c Each Silk Mouselinne De Soie, Plain and Fancy Mer cerized White Goods, .English Madras' and all finest v. wash goods that have been selling up to 3gc yard, will every yard be offered for 1 9c Yard SPECIAL NOTICES Nice Salt Mullets at St Co's. W. 'T. Fields Fresh Cream Cheese at W. T. Fields & Co's. Fresh Pork Sausage in Oil at T, Fields & Co's. , ' . Parties wishing their Kitchen Slops removed every day will please 'phone .," W. R. Bond, 'Phone 14. 1 J; We o!os 4t T p. m.. except Satardsrs f Emblems Pins and Buttons ' A. P. 81, a: I. O. O. F. K. f V. Jr. O. U. A. B. P. O. E. M. M. Lost.-A small Cresent Pln set with 13 pearls. Finder will be re warded by returning same to Free Press. - - 1 : - ' JtcyA Cias ClotAiir amd Stmts &mrniskr Jrom Jfiacl to Joot On, Pric Ony 4 J . : People Appreciate Our 20 per cent. Reduction Sale Suits A. J Those who have not seen our Wool Oua Salts far ' Tbox FUaod Salts for Tsasc Fijortd 3 fleet J4.U0, Im410 Should do a atronce, as they are Special Values and are selling every day. To look means to buy if j you need them. r Something Good to Eat ! 'A visit to our store will convlrce . you we carry a nu line of Gro ceries, and Country . Pruduce.'Dry Goods, Shoes end Notions at Roek Bottom Prices. Good promptly 'delivered to any part of the city. W. T. FIELDS & CO. . PHONE 273, NO. 105 NORTH STREET. ', Buy one and. present it ta your brother, and exemplify the fraternal spirit. Prices cheap enough. ,- v " DENMARK, J THB JEWELER, , Just Four Days Hore of .'our Special Sale. , Lvery Jtimtoman is ' more or less interested in Books. Come and . ,see our offerings. : Kinston Coin and B&ok Exchange, TH05. S. ORADY, Mg'r. . US S. Ohm St KINSTON. N C. Fresh Turnip ,and . Ruta Baga 'V';'' " ' ' i I': 3S E E D Ia EuSc and Packages. Call on us for anyth ing you want in Drugs, Stationery or Seed. JVIme. Elrado Palmist ' Do you wish to knowsom thinjrabnut jour Past. Present and Future? Have you puzzled and wondered if your plans are coming true in regard to your bust Hess, tiove Anairs, t,tc.; Every business man should have bis band read to Sod out if there Is any opportunity onermg Itself that ha oouid take advantage of. Mothers nhould have their bands read for the benefit of themselves and children. Also their children's banda read to Sod out what talents they have, the trend of their mlnda and their character and disposition. ' - ' Kemember that every cross, star, trtantrle and line mean something. -1 answer all these -aueMtions for you and many more: What kind of a dixpoMtion bave I? What kind of character? Should I live to be old? How to better my health when will I marry Will my sweetheait be true? How nanny chil dren Where will I live? Will I be rich? Ia what direction will I do best?.' will I gain the position I desire? Will I be united with my I will tell you how to have luck and live more happily. My fee Is aaialL You will not miss so eents. You are sure to spend it for something less important. .- LELA -ELRADO, 2UX, Queen St EXCURSION ' From New Eern- to Hcrfclk, WasLkoa City TUESDAY, JULY 28th. FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP From New Bern and all Stations . . up to and including lover to . j J o(lS and return f 1.50 g lo a.lnngton lity or Baltimore S I unil rturn.. j From Kinston to Norfolk and re ' turn 1 IPi' F. infitnn trt VL'onliintAn t Jfrtr 1. more ana return ... L Orange to Norfolk and ii Lfliiraige to Wa-hir-rton 1 r r.altiujo'e and i-furn... : vn mi !i-r 12 rears old, half f. iii refrsslimer.lcart": ' ' wv d.Maylor; Agenv New Crop Turnip Seed, We can furnish such .quantities and deliveries ar suit the reciuirementa mills. Reference: Citizens Savings Bank. All Star Cast -' New York Grand Opera Singers -IN ' v - Cavalleria Rusticana Martha Cinder the wIiection tlr. Frederic S. Rosefle 23 IN Thursday EYening, July at the Opera House. Tickets for Sale at Dr. Woodley's - Dreg Store. UsualPrices. TOWN tali; t - -- n t T ST L L Rota Baga, Etc . JUST. RECEIVED-;" Also Cabbage and other seeds for planting this season, HENRY DUNN, . Phone 147., You Will Do We Right Thing to call in the Bakery and see . our line of Fancy Cakes, Etc. Ve will be glad to fill orders for . fancy goods of any: kind. Our Baker is'ofle of the best in North Carolina and cau furnish . you with anything you may call for on short notice.': We have a nice variety of fresh ' goods in our cases every day. . Kinston Bakery Co. Spoeia 0 PI n 1 There'i a Flour that's booming this Sprlnsr, ira la. That'B whiter thftn hldnm ftnnw. Ana that s why we lift up our voice and we sing Town raiK for Mot litseuits la simwr cue tmnir. And is sweet inthe sack and the dounb. Sold in Saokn of all rin't cost 'mnen to try it. Ask your grocer for it . Ladies' t.u. ::..:::.:: s CD., Sole Acentfi for Kinston Us J 4. :1! 8.001 te: la tm or i I! V : i - el-- Z 1 " Sr.- Mr. Carl Dujree Avill fix ycur Wheel without 3.75 lay. IK i It I r atf V Sj Vs. ' W,. 100 pairs tho 25c quality UU3 1, 1 ' T 1U a T"' 'Z ff)
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