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1 A . -i , r i i , 1 , 4 , r r - i The iAiii rKEE Fkess. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Dally Ope Week, by Carrier, . . lOo On Month, , 36c Thro Moii Hi tl.OO Tw. lvo Mouths I .OU 0. W. FORUW. Cmr Editor, Friday Evening, Oct. 18, 1903 Advertisements ta be changed must be in by io ' clock, day of publication Cotton today reached 9.35 ou tbe local market and October futures ad vanced 1. Tbe break yesterday wa one of the largest of this season, between 2,r0,000 and 300,000 pounds of the weed being sold. Anotner vig oreak ot tobacco was gold here today and the stream of humanity on the streets at times re miuds one of lust season. ltegistrar Honey says thre has been very few to register thus far, anil we call attentiou to the fact that if you are not oroperly reentered you can not vote In the coining election. Albert d'haudler received a snake from a New York "suakery" yester day to add to his snake collection. It was oi toe xexas oun species, unci is aid to be ?ery poison. Young (.'hand ler claims to have eighteen others o different species. At the meeting of the ladies at the Methodist church yesterday afternoon Mrs. Mary Jackson led. This after noon Mrs. Tiffany West is the leader A good attendance is had at the meet lag, out ine laates are urged to come out and take part. Owing to the fact that the steel struc tural works for the vaults in the court bouse were bruised and put out shape in transit the work will be de layed somewhat for repair work on (hem. The window and door case ments had all to be worked over be fore they could be used. Mr. Drew Thigpen died yesterday afternoon of acute bowel trouble. Mr Thigpen was a familiar figure on tbe streets of this city, being drawn and crippled and a great sufferer from rheumatism for a long time. He was buried this afternoon at 3 o'clock. He leaves a wife and 4 children. Mr. J. W. Collins was in The Free Prkss office this morning and while waiting stepped to the cases and "set up" his name in type. This would not be remarkable but for the fact that It has been 45 years since Mr. Collins was a printer. It shows the wonder fully retentive memory that Mr. Col lins possesses. . Judge Cox has a five-months old set ter puppy that bids fair to be a good One. On seeing an ornamental bird on a ladies' hat at IMr. Cox's home yesterday, the puppy promptly set it and after waiting tbe proper length of time' proceeded to "flush" the bird. The result was detrimental to the bat, the puppj tearing the bird off. Messrs. T. J. Walker, of Richmond, V., and Peter Carrington, of Dur ham, representing tbe A. T. Company and . S. Carleton, of Richmond, rep resenting the Imperial, were on the breaks yesterday and it is said there was considerable spirit manifest In the bidding, resulting we are told In advance of about 11.00 a hundred in the price of the weed. The express on the A. &,. N. C. is so large as a result of the big catch of fish on the coast that an extra train to handle it was accessary today. The extra only carried through cars, the regular mall handling local. It is said the catch of blue fish is unprecedented, the recent storm having blown them from northern waters to the North Carolina coast where the fishermen are revelling in large catches of them. An amusing little episode at the Farmers' warehouse yesterday during the sales furnished a good deal of fun for the buyers and those following the sale. An old colored woman had a few piles of tobacco on the floor, and when the buyers readied it she got in front of them and the antics she cut up and 1 a i m ner pieauings ror a good price was amusing to see. Her efforts had the desired result, for the good natured buyers paid for the show with a little added to the ruling price and the old oul was happy. ; Mass Meeting: Last Night. At the mass meeting at the Free Will Baptist church in East Kins .. ton last night there was a good atteadaooe and several strong speeches were made for the dispensary. Mayor K. J. Bouse was the chairman of the meeting, which was opened bj Rev. E. H. Davis. ; Mr. J. J. Rogers made a strong plea for the dispensary as also did Mr. J. A. McDaniel, Mayor Rouse and Rev. . H. Davis... .V;,-.- . . : Mayor Rouse's speech . was . com mented da very favorably by all those who heard it, some claiming that his effort was equal to the speakers of State ; reputation who have spoken here on the fuestioa. ; ' The audience comfortably filled the church and were very attentive to the argument of the dispensary advocates. Rev. E. D. Drown closed wiUi the PERSONAL MENTION. II of, ire leaving1 town orlf you have friends vuiuiiv pica notify tnix office for tbe benetlt ol your Irteiiaxj Mr. F. C. Dunn has returned from Petersburg, Va. Mr. L. O. Moseley returned to Kins ton this morning. Mrs. W. C. Barden went to Oolds- boro this morning. Mr. T. C. Wooten went to Newborn yesterday afternoon. Mr. C. Felix Harvey came back from Newborn this morning. Mr. J. K. Hood returned yesterday afternoon from Petersburg, Va. Mrs. Green Tavlor and Mrs. J. F. Dillahunt went to Newbern this morn trig. Mr. D. V. Wood, of LaGrange was in the city this morning Tjetween trains. Mr. D. T. Kdwards returned yester day afternoon from Greensboro and Durham. Mr. 'George Parker, of Kocky Mount, was in Kinston last night and left this morning. Mr. Benj. May returned yesterday afternoon from a business trip to St. Louis, Mo. Mr. I. F. Willis, of Davis, came this morning to visit his sister, Mrs. II. It. Huggins. Messrs. L. T. Ilightsell, II. V. Wil liams and Klrby Sutton, of LaGrange, were in the city tjoday. Mrs. Joseph Rose, of Mt. Vernon N. Y., came yesterday afternoon spend some time with her daughter Mrs. L. Einstein. Messrs. J. F. Taylor, II. E. Mose ley, C. T. Meacham and Dr. H. D Harper. Sr., returned this morning from Petersburg, Va. Mrs. G. A. Smith returned to New bern yesterday afternoon, accompanied by her sister, Miss Leone Outlaw, who will visit her for some time. Mrs. Sophia Einstein, of Goldsboro and Mrs J. Benzemore, of Boston Mass.. were quests of Mrs. S. Ein stein, in this city, yesterday. Mrs. Lizzie Jones returned to Dover yesterday afternoon accompanied home by little Miss Fannie Bynum Mallison who will visit her for awhile. Mrs. Bettie Taylor, of Greene county, came from a visit to tne cen tral part of the State yesterday after noon and spent last night at Mr. Hubert Bell's. AIRY GROVE ITEMS. October 16, 1903. Mr. Heber Worthington is smiling It's a girl. Farmers are nearly through housing their cotton. Tllghman's mill closed last tight for want Of water. Miss Elda Perry returned from La Grange Sunday. We can hear the wedding bells ting ling east, west and north. Mr. Jet Forrest, of Ridge Spring, was in our midst last Sunday. Mr. Lamb Taylor made a business trip to Goldsboro last Friday. Misses SalUeUzzell and Sallie Fields are visiting at railing ureek tnis week. Mr. Lewis Moore has adopted one of Mr. John Rouse's little boys, of Kinston. CAPUDINE CURES Also Ma ilckna anil Tranter Nmim. dn- All HEADACHES SKH tfcet on brttn or bra loo, 3eDl 5ocbottl.. (Liquid.) SPECIAL NOTICES. Visit Lenoir Cafe tonight. Fresh Pork at Bond's Market. Norfolk Oysters at Lenoir Cafe. Western Beef at Bond's Market. Fresh Celery at Mark Mewborn's. Fine Native Beef at Bond's Market Fine Steaks at Lenoir Cafe tonight New Dates at W. D. LaRoque, Jr.'s. New Layer Figs just received at W. D. LaRoque, Jr.'s. W. D. LaRoque, Jr.'s. has some more fine fresh celery. Fresh Richmond Sausage, all Pork, at W..D. LaRoque, Jr.'s. You can have Cranberry Sausenow. W. D. LaRoque, Jr., has the Cran berries. - . Buy Sausage from Bond's Market on guarantee. Perfect satisfaction or money refunded. . Vegetable Soup furnished families Mondava. Wedneadatva &nt vs... . t ' t -: - -. "- - irvui uniuir vaie. Wanted. Position by good double entry Bookkeeper. Address: "W." Kinston Fbek Press. - To Let. Furnished or unfurnished rooms. Suitable for offices or lodg lags for men. , A. R. Miller. Lost. Sunday afternoon, probably at the opera house, a Missionary Bade, with the world and thn in t-1 rw tf m'The World for f!hri.i n it Guarantee . Thia Oarment Guaranteed by the Makers B. KUPPENHHME CHIC AGO &C0. Mr. . Date , WE authorize every per- heimer Guaranteed Clothes to fill in the purchaser's name and date of purchase on this linen ticket, which is sewed in the inside coat pocket. In this way we bond our selves to see that you get absolute satisfaction or vour money back. The risk is ours not yours or the merchant's. Our production is uniformly perfect and the return of, a faulty garment is a rare oc- currence -tnougn gladly wel comed here, for we want to see our mistakes when we! make them, so that they will not be repeated. B. KUPPENHfcMER & CO. OU1U LAWUMlBIJf 111 iUil&lUU Uj S.A. QUINERLY n.u r.inn.tn i. vti hn fllLK AND CREAJ1. I have rebuilt and stocked the "City Dairy. and am now prepared to furnish all who de sire it. sweet milk at 30 cents per trallon, de-1 livredin any quantity. Cream 40 cents per quart. Call, phone IS or leave your order at Store of Myers & Midyette and nameshall have prompt attention. Respectfully. J. T. MIDYETTE, Owner City Dairy. WHEN Its All Going Out and Nothing Coming In After you have an acci dent unless you are in sured such is generally the case. An Accident Policy in the Pacific Mutual will indemnify you against loss of time from an accident or sick ness. Don't put it off. INSURE NOW. GUY WEBB Manager Accident and Health Depart ment (or North Carolina. Hood B'ld'g. pounds of To Go at Once. Steak, Roast and Stew. A sup ply Mutton, Pork and Sausage at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. Orders taken and delivered promptly. S. W. Scarboro, . Phone 179," Back LaRoque's Store. Candies That Sell WILEY'S Maple Pecans PHELPS Chocolate Chipsi FENNEYS Peanut Brittle LOWNEVS Chocolates ROYSTERS Crystalized Ginger i ' at - TEiiPLEr,iARsron i DRUG CO. 10,000 BEEF Oettinger's There is no better made or better fitting line of Boys' and Children's CLOTHING than the one we carry. Won't it pay you to get superiority tf workman ship at the same price of the other kind? -:- -:- Blouse Suits Norfolk Suits f Reefers Overcoats Double and Single Breasted Suits (Two or three pieces) AW Suits from $3.50 to 67.50 Lave full lined Pants. The plaits on all Norfolk Suits are contin uous not sewed ou like the inferior makes. -:- SENT OX APPROVAL jf CkxXiuflrt OUR HATS Al'surejtoplease and we invite your inspec tion. Get vour Winter Hat from us and you have the prettiest style. MISS MEACHAM & CO. 'REGISTRATION NOTICE! Having been appointed Registrar for the Town of Kinston for the election to be held October 27th. 1903. notice is given that the books of registration will be open at the rtore of T. W. Mewborn & Co. corner yueen and Blount strata. I on October lHtn. l03, and thereafter !or ten days, for the purpose of register- mg the qualified voters of the Town of &inton, . U, who are not now regis tered. This October 2nd, 1908. O T. BONEY, Registrar. Watches Jewelry Silverware Sterling Silver Novelties DENMARK, i THB JBWELER. when you want it and just as yon want it in COLE'S ORIGINAL ; Aip-Tight Wood Stoves L On windy day particularly the heat doesn't (to UP th ehimney. Tb pat nted draft and absolutely air-tiht eoiwtruoctoD of tbe atove explain the heat producing and feeat jinng puinta ' n. n. nosELUY !OLE AGENT SOLD EXCLUSIVELY IN KINSTON BY t . EXACT You can't make a photograph tell a lie. Figures may easily deceive, appearances are deceitful, so are drawings; but a photograph is exact. Now in designing the "Dorothy Dodd" shoe I havp nnt trusted to appearances, figures or drawings, but have used "X-ray" photographs of the human foot as my guide. I have taken the flesh and bones as my Last, and shaped the shoe around them. This is the true explanation of the wonderful "Fit of a 'Dorothy Dodd.'" It fits because it is the foot itself which was taken as the model and not tape measurements which are so inaccurate. If you want to know just for once what a perfect fit is like, try a pair of these shoes. Sincerely yours, Prices $3.00 to $3.50 Change of Location VVe call the attention of our Patrous and the Public to the removal of our entire line of FURNITURE, RUGS, MATTINGS, PICTURES, ETC., to J. W. Grainger s new and UnJamnA TmilfKncr nr. Oiiaat street, whei e we will be glad to L . . have you call and let us serve you. Yours to please, White Furniture Co. Trio OWL DRUG STORE) HOT SODA EVERY TIME The Owl makes hit with everybody. Maybe yon don't like hot soda generally; Try ours: we Won't aay any more. Yon will do tbe talkins after you one taste it. Oar Hot Chocolate ia a hummer. We offer the follow, lng Down-to-Date Hot Drinks: Hot Gtrg Phosphate, Hot Malted Milk. Hot Ginger Puff, Hot Imperial Punch, Hot Blue Blaze. Hot French Coffee, Clara Bulion. Beef Bulion, Tomato Boulion. Hot Lemonade, Hot Egg Phosphate. . Hot Milk Punch. Hot Claret Phosphate. Hot Vanilla Huff. RrnnemlMtr we still serve all the latest fancy Cold Drinks to be found on any Oown-to-Date Fountain.-. :"i ' ,'" , ' W make no eaarge wnen we aon v suit.. .. will; hunter, jr. BICYCLE BARGAINS A splendid wheel for ? 17.50 $25.00 Wheel for $20.00 $35.00 Wheel for $30.00 Full line of BICYCLE SUNDRIES SEVING UACHINES - Good One for $5.00 , : $40.00 Machine for $20.00 Come to see me. I amgoing to . make prices ' -to suit the times. . A. HcDANIEL; 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. We have on hand several thousand feet oi Dressed Flooring' and ; , : CeilingHj ready for immediate deliiry. , , KINSTON, K.C. 1 Paoxa 86. , THIS WEEK ,.. : c. " .." ' 'f . ...(' . l " , v" - V" . ''V":; 1 ' "- :". -'l v''M.''fv,;''' We are showing a beatiful line Ladies', Misses' and : ; Children's " WRAPS at prices far, below their value GSji?-cr- 7- d. 100 OXjTH queen ct. ' t Phono 11 benediction. . l Return to this oSce. irmrrrmrriTiTrrnTTn
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