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The Daily Free Press. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Dail f Wwk, by Carrier, . lOe OwMMth 8 So Tar Months tl.OO Twelve Months ai.OO .Crrr Editor. THuastur Krfaam Oct. 8, 1903 Advertisements to be changed must be in by to o'clock, day of publication Cotton sold on the Kinston market today at 8 to 9 cents. Remember the dispensary addresses tonlcrht at the residence of Mr. Solo Dion Duff, it. east Kinston. The fire enirine was iriven another test yesterday afternoon and devel oped treat pressure. The trial was very satisfactory and shows the en trine to be one of irreat power and en durance. White applicants to teach in the public schools of the county are fwlng examined by Superintendent Howard today, and the examination will con tinue tomorrow. Colored applicants will be examined Saturday. Superintendent Hrogden, of the gra ded schools, asks The Fkkk Prkss to request the parents to have the chil dren attend school promptly tomor row and says an effort will be made to have the parade pass the school house The children will be dismissed at the noon recess. Dr. J. L. Jones, of Long Beach, Miss., was in the office today and re newed his subscription to The Fkee Prkss for two years. Dr. Jones was a citizen of this county once and wants to keep in touch with the happenings of his old home, which can be done in no other way so well as reading the local paper. Newborn is to have an election for prohibition, a petition slimed by 3K) citizens having been presented to the board of aldermen of that place ask ing for it. A committee of Investiga tion was appointed to look over the petition and report to the board Fri day night, at which time a date will be set for the election. John Cobb, one of the oldest col ored citizens, of Kinston, was burled in the cemetery here yesterday afternoon. Under the Republican regime years ago Cobb was a police officer In this town and is said to have made a good one, He was over seventy years old and for four years has suffered from some incurable disease. The Who What When minstrels, a rolicklng aggregation of burnt cork artists, will hold the boards at Lof tin's opera house Saturday evening, October 10th. This company played a successful engagement at this place last season and is known. Seats will be on sale at Dr. Woodley's drug store tomorrow morning. Rev. Henry B. Anderson, of the LaGrange circuit, M. E. church, con ducted prayer meeting service in the Methodist church here last night in the absence of Rev. E. H. Davis, the pastor, who is engaged in a special meeting at Rev. Anderson's church at LaGrange. Rev. Anderson returned to his charge this morning. Sheriff Dal F. Wooten returned yes terday afternoon from Raleigh, where he has been before the superior court of Wake county in response to a sum mons concerning the bond of Beverly Short, referred to in The Free Press columns yesterday. On receiving the papers the judge dismissed the order on sheriff Wooten and said the error was the trial justice's as stated in these columns. Opera House Next Sunday. Mr. W. C. Douglass, of the well known firm of Douglass & Sims, of Raleigh, will address the people of Kinston on the dispensary question in the opera house next Sunday after noon at 3:30 o'clock. Mr. Douglass was a pominent figure in the dispen sary fight in Raleigh and a very enter taining speaker. The committee was fortunate in securing his services for Kinston. Healers Obtain License. Sheriff Wooten issued license yes terday to two Christian Sclenoe heal ers in this city. This is probably the first to be issued to the healers of this sect in the State. Upon the request of a prominent healer of the church the section of the machinery act of the legislature cover ing it was shown whereupon application for license was made and obtained. ' The section after enumerating the different profession, for which license must be obtained to carry them on In State further says, "and all other pro fessionals who practice the art of heal ing for pay, shall pay a license free of 15." . :v 1 This was construed to include the healers of the Christian Sclenoe church and license was accordingly taken out The idea prevails that the last gen eral assembly of North Carolina re lieved tha haalara nf thia it hn paying this fee, but this is not so. The board only excused them from a medical examination before a board of medical examiners. riit30AL MtNTlON. IHwfor learing-town or If you bare Mend rlitiiurf pleaae qotlf j thit offloe fur the beoent of your friend. J Dr. O. H. Taylor went to Oreenvllle this morning. Miss Bessie Claytor returned to Goldsboro last night. Mr. E. C. Rountree returned from Wilson this morning. Mrs. J. Hiram Bell went to Pol locksville this morning. Miss Georgia Taylor returned from LaGrange this morning. Mr. E. R. Wooten went to Wilson this morning on legal business. Miss Emma Ballard went to New burn yesterday afternoon to visit. Dr. J. A. Pollock was in Dover a few hours yesterday afternoon on pro fessional business. Mr. T. C. Wooten went to Newborn yesterday afternoon to attend court which is in session there this week. Miss Myra Parker, of Wilson, who has been visiting Misses Lula and May Harrell here, returned home this morning. Mrs. Laura Miller went to Golds boro this morning to attend theeastern Carnlina diocesan convention in ses sion there. Mr. C. M. Beasley, who has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Beasley, here, returned this morn ing to his home in Keysvllle, Va. Mrs. J. S. Bizzell and children went to Newborn this morning to join M Bizzell, who is employed in the audi tor's office of the A. & N. C. Railway Company. Misses Bertha, Carrie and Mary Phillips returned yesterday afternoon from Auburn. They were accompanied by Mrs. Mary Phillips, who will visit her son, Mr. S. R. Phillips, here. PROHIBITION LEADS n Goldsboro. One Hundred Majority For Prohibition at 2 p. m. Hy Phone lo Thi Fkeb I'kixs. Goldsboro, Oct. 8.-2:30 p. m. At this hour 2:30 p. m., the indication point to a sweeping victory for the temperance people in this city. At 2 m. the prohibitionists had 100 ma jority. CAPUDINE CURES Alto icknit nJ TrmTtler Nau, dtz- ALL HEADACHES Stat ea brain or he . toe, 3e uf Mc a bottla. (Liquid.) SPECIAL NOTICES. Visit Lenoir Cafe tonight. Steak 12io at Scarboro's. Norfolk Oysters at Lenoir Cafe. Fresh Celery at W. D. LaRoque's. Fresh Prunes at W. D. LaRoque's. Fine Steaks at Lenoir Cafe tonight Dried Jr.'s. Peaches at W. D. LaRoque, Shelled Roque, Jr. Almonds s. at W. D. La Fresh London Layer Raisins at W. D. LiaKoque, Jr.'s. Fob Rent. A two-story six-room House in north Kinston for 910 a month. See J. B. Cummlngs. Piano Tuning. Prof. Rach, of Richmond, formerly with Knabe Co., Baltimore, will be glad to do your Piano Tuning. Orders left at Cable Co.' s store. For a few days only. ONE NIGHT ONLY Thursday, October 8 HillFredwayC&Co. PRESENT THE GREAT MORAL PLAY Reaping the Harvest FEATURING THE AUTHOR TOM FITCH and Julia Romalnue PRICE81 23,50an4T5e. Seats on sale at Woodley's Drug Store HEADQUARTERS FOR FRUITS, CANDIES, ETC. ' A fresh lot of Lownev's Chocolates just received. New goods coming in. daily. Call in and gee our fresh line of Cakes, Crackers and Pies. W "bake Graham and Rye Bread every day. . . ' Is Your Time Valuable?,, If it is, an Accident and Health Policy in the Pacific Mutual will insure it. ... . Can you afford to leave your time uninsured? Guy Webb Munaver Accident and Health Depart ment for Kortb Carolina. Hood B'ld'g. Citizens Savings Bank OF KINSTON, N. C. DIRECTORS: B. W. CANADY .... Kinston L. HARVEY Kinston E. HOOD Kinston D. OETTINGER .... Kinston V. L. KENNEDY, Falling Creek ESSE JACKSON . . . Kinslon . W. GRAINGER . . . Kinston T. F. TAYLOR Kinston D. F. WOOTEN .... Kinston OFFICERS. N. J. ROUSE President B. W. CANADY . Vice President CHAS. F. HARVEY . . Cashier BICYCLE BARGAINS A splendid wheel for 17.50 $25.00 Wheel for $20.00 -eowheHoT-mtwr- Full line of BICYCLE SUNDRIES SEWING MACHINES Good One for $5.00 $40.00 Machine for $20.00 Come to see me. I am. going to make prices to suit the times. J. A. McDANIEL. x II4-II6 S. QUEEN STREET, 10,000 pounds of To Go at Once. bteak, Koast and btew. A sup ply Mutton, Pork and Sausage at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. Orders taken and delivered promptly. S. W. Scarboro, Phone 179, Back LaRoque'sStore That SclL WILEY'S Maple Pecans PHELPS' Chocolate Chips FENNEYS ' Peanut Brittle " LOWNEVS Chocolates - ROYSTER'S Crystalized Ginger BEEF Candies at , TETiffLETiIARSTON DRUG CO. JCiyh - Class CUtAUr V T Om Prte Onlj J& VESTS Some of the newest designs for evening and day wear. See South Window, r : c ?f. Quinerii, Jfinston, 7f C 102 S. Quoen ARTHUR HARRCLL. !Phono 7 Manage. REGISTRATION NOTICE! Having heen appointed Registrar for the 1 own of Kinston lor the election to be held October 27th, 1903, notice given that the books of registration will he open at the store of T. W. Mewborn & Co , corner Queen and Blount streets on October 12th. 1903, and tborenfrpr foT ten (lays, lor the purpose of register ing the qualified voters of the Town of Kinston, . (J., who are not now regis tered. This October 2nd, 1903. O T. BONEY, Registrar. TOWN TAXES DUE The Tax List of the Town of Kinston has been placed in my hands for collection, and all are notified to come forward and pay their Town Taxes without delay. Very respectfully, L. J. MEWBORNE, Clerk Election Notice Pursuant to an ordinance and resolution Darned by the Board of Aldermen of the town of Kinston. at their meeting held September 1. iu. at wnion time a petition or more than one-third ot the qualified voters Of said town was presented, notice is hereby given that an election will be held in the town ot Kinston. N.C. on' ;;; Tuesday, October 27th, 1903. to determine whether a dtepensary shall be established in said town ot Kinston, N. C. At said election (hose favoring a Dispensary will vote a ticket on which shall be written or printed the words "For Dispensaries," and all opposed to a Dispensary will vote a ticket on which shall be written or printed the words "Against Dispensaries. Such tickets shall be of white paper and without devioe. The polls will be opened on election day at T o clock a. m., ana ciosea at sunset ot the same day. This tne wtn day ot September. 1903. By order of the Board ot Aldermen. , ; ; N. J. KOUSE. Mayor. U J. MEWBORNE. Clerk. The OWL DRUG STORED QUALITY The greatest thing in the world is sot the saving of tew pennies. There is a saving which does not save. - In drnira and mMMntn vjuajuitx hoi nrst importance every time. The size 01 a notue or medicine bat nothing w ov wnn um van. or m real value js there any profit or satisfaction or reason in saving osmbiy several eents on a prescription and Setting medicine ot an inferior quality; What o you eare about price on a prescription, pro vided you get exactly what your physician prescribes, compounded from the purest drug Above all other considerations the one thing to insist upon is (QUALITY.) We do expert, trustworthy prescription work. We use only the purest drugs of the highest (QUALITY) we cnanre you a lair price, do more no leea. We NEVER overcharge on anything: w safe guard any detail from the time we reoeive the prescription until the medicine is In our eus toner's bands. How can drugirist ehanre a lower price for Ailing a prescription than perhaps only oae of the drags in that prescrip tion eosta. (if the purest UUAI.ITV la naad) and still clnim to do prescription work of the hitihest QUALITY? On the face of It there kt something wrong. Look for QUALITY in pncriptin work not price. QUALITY is the only thing we think of In our prescription department the highest nossible QUALITY of drags, the highest nos- sihie of work, exact and unvarying compliance wttn every prescription as written y the phvxlcian. Wedre prescription customers who appreciate QUALITY. Our wish is that we mar do your prescription work. You are at Ubrty to bnng ns any prescription written by any physician on ant drwtrisl blank. Our charge', are oiwara lair ana reasonable. never eioesire. We stand for quaMtr first. Getting ers WARRANTY Buy a pair of DUTCHESS PANTS, wear them two months; for every button that comes oil we will you 10c. If they rip in the waistband waistband we will pay you 50c; if they rip in the seat or elsewhere we will pay you $1 or give you a new pair. Prices $2.00 to $5.00. Watches -Jewdry- Silverware Sterling Silver Novelties ' DENMARK,! : inn jit jvuluk. In All This World N There is no more Economieal Food Store than that of W. D. La Roque, J r UP-TO-DATE GROCER. ' You get Pure Eoods. You save Doctors Bills. You will appreciate us more as you know us better Phonb? 67. Kinston, N. C, Our New $3 Shoe for Ladies 'The Faid 99 A Shoe of Distinction Beautiful Stylish" Durable ? : -AStrictly; j Up-to-date Shoe in Vici and Patent Leather SOLD ONLY BY WSrii 6- 100 f?orni QTTEN ST. 21 i'-rl ..... v.. .,; ',v v , ,'. V; A I Some of the $ ..3 I Offered Puring :f Sale To Continue Until Oct 15th Cannon Cloth , The regular 10c quality will be offer- 4t ed during this sale for 8o Yard T Ladies Vests u-xtra neavy jersey Kibbed vests. t taped neck, regular 25c garment, for ; this sale 19c Each ill , JJ Infants' Vest I: Infanta' Pine Fleered Vesta all aiiea " always 15c, for this sale & ' .) , - ikk cacn & I A ! If M ninsrtta ft During this sale we offer the choice V T .11 I mA;-m VSA X of all Ladies Kid Gloves, black, tan, mode and white, every pair war ranted and so stamped, for 69c Pair Canton Flannel Fifty pieces to be sold as follows: Regular Uic quality for 1 0c Yard Regular 10c quality for 7 1-3C Yard Regular 8c quality to be sold for 6 ioc Yard Lonsdale Cambric Regular 12 ic Lonsdale Cambrrc for this sale 8 I-2C Yard i Ladies' Union Suits Perfect fittiner Tersev Ribbed Union Suit, regular 50c kind, for this sale " K 39C Suit luiauta auvos j Infants' Soft Sole Shoes, chocolate, K black and light blue, always 25c, J during this sale 19c Pair p 1 1 -t I Great Ten Days Sale I $ of Flannellettes, Light Outings, yt Fleece Skirtings and Percales. Take U X your choice during this great sale ft; from a hundred pieces, all new 79 if goods, in Flannellettes, Light Out X ings, Fleece Lined Skirtings and K 36-inch Percales, all worth 10c yard for 6 4c Yard v - Best Bleaching All during this great sale we offer Best Yard-Wide Bleaching (not over twenty yards to a Customer) : ; 17 1-2C Yard Bed Ticking Extra Heavy Bed Ticking, usual 20c quality aud guaranteed to hold feathers, for i 14c Yard Apron Ginghams A good standard quality to be sold aunng mis sale tor . ; oc Yard Curtain Swiss 30-inch White Curtain Swiss in sev cral sue dots, also floral effects, reg- K ular 15c quality, for " f lc" Yard A Cottage Cortain Poles Oak and .Cherry, complete with fix tures, wonderful bargain at - 8c Each ft ; Lace Curtains 25paira 3-yard Lace Curtains, pretty styles and usually sold for Si ' pair, to go for , 69c Pair i Notions and . ?j Small Waxes j Best Bras Pint, all sizes, ) , ' 3c a paper X Turkish BaUx Toilet Soap, & - ' 3 cakes for 6c fj Good Pearl Buttons, all ft kinds and sizes ; 6c a dozen Larg boxes of assQrted - v " X . Hair Pins . - 4c a box Q ' Best English Needles, all ' ft . . siaea. . 4a a paper k . Featherstitch Braid, usual , 7 . V i10o kind,- for 6c a piece ft Nickel Safetj PIna, all ft sizes f;r caaozen WhltA Stftv-Rindinp. all "" ' widths . - . . Ic apiece J Black Lisle Thread Garter J Ladies' Hemstitched Hand- - t Fine Talcum Powder, good ft make - - - 8c a box It 3r Larjre Tablet , and good Pencil k K , with nickel tip and rub'r, 6c f j Vaseline, large jars, good a SA1E STRICTLY CASH Tha only restriction durimr this Great Sale is that no goods will be 'J t S Store will remain open every fi night until 9 o'clock. r i Kinston Bakery Co.) nn,STON. n. 0, as t. anil aiwars. lour money back if we . Subcrlbe to Thi Fkee Press. -I-tv ' , : v- don't suit you. nnwTTTTrmrnTm WILL.I IU XTK R,' JR. Phone 11 z tj tj rJ rJ rj ."V i-ir.
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