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; f " ! ? 1 - ... c" 'f The Daily Free Press THE FREE PRESS CO., Publlhr Published Kiery AfUrnoon (aicapt Sunday) at KJcuton. North'Carolina. DANIEL T. EDWARDS,- . Editor Brtfarad at UM Po toff lea at Mcond class matter THE DI3PEN8ARY WINS. By a mall majority the temperance forces won the dispensary election that was held here yesterday. Quite a num ber of voters did not avail themselves of their privilege. The election was quiet anU orderly.' The dispensary which was authorised will be estab lished on Jan. 1, 1904. Now that the question has been de cided nothing is left for the people of Kinalon to do but to settle down to a realization of the new condition of af fairs that will soon be inaugurated, and as some of our contemporaries have said, "make it a success." How wver, the financial "success" is only i secondary matter, merely incidental to the principal object in view. It is, of course, the intention of the dispee fciwy people to restrict the consump tion of liquor to the minimum, and this intention necessarily leaves out the financial aspect. . The dispensary will be an expert men t in our midst for at least two years. At the expiration of that time our people can vote it out if it does not come up to their expectations as an instrument of reform. Whether it will do this or not depends upon the way in which the dispensary is operated, and this alone. The Free Press has the faith in oar people to believe that the new or ator of things can and will be success folly managed, and that the end sought In the change will be largely, if not wholly attained. United States Treasurer Roberts closed the American Bankers' Assoc! ation at San Francisco with an ad dress in which he makes some Interest ing statements. Last year we pro duced 180,000,000 of gold, almost hundred times as much as we produced before the great discoveries on the Pa clflo coast. We are now producing about 30 per cent, of the entire yearly output of the civilized ' world. ' In ad dition iq this gold supply the use of tredlt has multiplied "to at least four times the amount of cash added to our supply. " While this , increase of credit has led to some "wild specula tion, it has also increased the activity of industry, created a demand for la hot, increased the purchasing ability of the mass of the people, and promo led general prosperity. The race question'has got no place Jr national politics, neither Senator Gorman nor President Roosevelt need try to give it a place. In sections where the purity of the ballot is threat' oed by an avalanche of Ignorance and depravity, it is well enough to make an issue of an ignorant suffrage. That 1 a matter that should be discussed and settled by the communities affec ted, and by them alone. , The senator and president might as well leave it alone when it, cornea to national politics. Something of the profitableness of oar fisheries is seen in the fact, accor ding to the Morehead City Coaster, that the Bank of Carteret paid out fifty thousand dollars last week to fisher men. That is quite a sum to be turned loose in one week, and it but empha sises the variety of productive indus tries in which our people may engage. Lawanlta la Slant. They have sometimes a curious wuv ef deciding lawsuits In north Sluui. Both parties are put under roid water and the one staying under the longer wins the suit . retkerlr CrliteIaavH Rhoda nronghton'a r.rs) work, pub llabed before she WH,1hlity: ereatttl a great aensntlou otr aceotiirt of iVs vlsr- nnconventionality. She asked fstner his opinion of the- work, am fee, Ignorant of his dauchter's author ahip, replied that It was an uufit book for ber to read. i Allea Laadtarda. Bent from Anierlcau property owned y foreignera or Americans living avbroad ta believed to amount annually not less than $23,000,000. CoSTo Drwakar4a. There art coffee Inebriates In Parts. Usually they are laundresses, a class , f women who are specially devoted to th fragrant beverage. ; The coffee tne striate cornea at i Jast to: sveb a state that be or she lives si moat exclusively a as effoslon of the beloved berry, with the. addltloo of a little bread . . Cke!!: Catav - U'; v , Chemical union la the result of the attraction of v. ttnsatisoed electric hargeg on. different atoms (or on an ttier. v.t: :r , ; '; WSta Plows Were f t4U '' " During the 'rlgn In China of King Sbeu Nung She (3737 to 2096 B. C.) he not only discovered the curative vir tues of plan ta. but also first fashioned tkubt-r iuto plows and taught the peo ple the art of husbandry and Insti tuted the practice of holding markets for exchange of commodities. ..1A . .G BETWEt How Thar Comp rr In Rav Slrcaclb la th P-.. lite Woidtrl .. Military Dvcluiiuul af Ike I. laad Kaaplra la Recent Warn. The possibility of sn tinned clash be tweeu Hush! and Jupun bus rrtwalt rued interest In the political condition which for several years have disturb , the far east and suggests a coiupurisoi of the relative fighting strength of tb two nations. Eight years ago J a pun, as (be prize ef Iter victory over China, deuinndod and obtained by treaty the control of Manchuria, which Uusxia subsequent Ij took from her and bold ut the prewn' time. Russia aim prevented Jnpun from taking pottscHslou of Korea, and for that the Japnnese have never for 1,'lvcn the czar. The want of a sufll ciently strong; nVft prevented Japan from retaining I tie fruits of Iter vic tory, but tlie government at once el to work to creut a' uavy adetpiHte to cope with her mighty rival, nnd the result Is now ..rt 'cu In the Kplciitl.'ri "iii:idi'onn n-uW'ti fotfhy thi 1m ctlU- to evseuibji) tititl 'which mcnaci? te- con. tlnuanee of the rule of the gin n't of 1 1 1 north In the far enat. To Adtnlnil (ioiutM'l Ynintiinoto. min ister of murine, in due nimli of the fMBMIKH KAfHlIHA OK JAi-AN. credit of the rapid naval armament of Japan, lie ban been uni-etuittlng in bis endeavors to make bis country power ful ou the Ken and has rapidly brought Japan to I lie front as a naval power. Field Marshal Viscount Turn Kilt Hura. premier of Japan; hax been equal ly pernlMtent nnd successful In ImproV' ing and strengthening the army. He is a trained soldier as well as Btates man and ucijnlred his military educa tion In a German war college. He en tered lite Japanese anuy In 18C7 and saw hli first real lighting In the war of restoration In Japan. He served with timtinction in tne rhino-Japanese war us commander in chief of the Third division and is mainly responsible for the military reform iu Japan which enabled her soldiers to easily vanquish the Chinese. General Katsura was war minister before lecoming head of the cabinet In 1001. Japan's army on a peace footing is aboit 140.000, nnd her total war strength slightly over 450.000 men. Her navy consists of nearly 100 vessels, in cluding eight battle ships of the first class, two of the second class, six huge armored cruisers nnd fourteen protect ed cruiser, besides a large fleet of gtinltonts and torcio vessels. All these are of modern b-illd anil equipment nnd are nut nig the very finest In the world." Her three nnvy yards at Knsse l.'o. Knre nnd YoUosukrt are rich In mod 'tvi r' v.rfes. and she has a, body if tr' iitetl -"!!'tieii nuinlterlnir 20.000. l h ' -aX ini tvnutlle murine to buttle uhlps are not Knmlan ships of ADMIBAlt BABOR OOUSai YAM AMOTO. ; that class In eastern' waters, but .have much heavier batteries. A comparison ef the, weight of projectiles that can be thrown by the respective fleets would, it la said bfc ezperta, show a great superiority for Japan.- ; The Japanese also handle their ablpa well and have learped,xapldly how to profit by the good hoints In European oaTles.v The enlist W men are recmif ed by .voluntary enlistment by con scription from the: fishing1 fleets and by transfers from the aray. The etn cera are educated In the naval colleges, ef which there are several In the em pire, and. are In every way competent and efficient ,:f ; t Aa te the outcome of a war betWeea Russia and Japan, naval authorities hesitate to predict aa Russia has had no recent naval experience worth men tioning. Japan's war with China proved ber to be Infinitely auperior to the Celestials, but only a conflict with Russia would prove anything of the relative ability of the two nation. That a clash Is bound to occur sooner or later seems to be the opinion f those who have mnde a study of r r '! tlons la the far east. JAi'AN ii CAUSE OF THE ILL t THE TWO ;iw flic Th -la;. 'S" nly hirgv:' than Fnlk may hanker all they dear t4 i ' 'r th' country In ih' fall; ,, lr. They may rav about th beauty I , Of th' autumn leaves an' ail They may talk about th' alory Of th sunahlna an' th' has: 'f They may uh about tb' crandaur ;, Of th' sold on purple day a. '. j But they Juai una reckoilactloh " llakea me alad, as sure a you're a oral uec, i m (taa at i m not out inera f Cuttln' corn! t ". .J t " , ' ' " ,' Spanish neadlea In yer Jumpar ' An' yer threadbare overalls; Cocklebure ua thick aa ho pa that's . Oroafln' on tb' sard en waHa; '. - paad ole blades that keep a-aawlo At yer bllatered neck an. ears; I I recall It )ent as ay.. , . ) Though It's been a heap e years ; 8nce I uat t' tak my cutter ,. An' go arowlln' out at mora v To put In a whole long day at , Cuttln' oornt ' i. i Heap o thjngr a man don't fancy. In thla city life o' ours. ': Where ye've got t' keep a-apurrln' - At yer mind a an' body's powers Sleep don't find yer eyea so easy , As It did when ye was tired f ' With the lona; day a tug; an' rutla That lh' farmln' work required, But ye'H never catch me frettln' f. : Ner a-plnln' round, forlorn, While I realize I'm safe frum Cuttln' corn! S. W. Gillilan In BRltlmore American. - "Vou look hungry. Foxy." ,-. "I am. All the neop'e in' thla nrtjjli. borhoiid are getting to be vegetarians, and they've quit raising chickens." Chicago American. Not Inviting;. ' 1 She bail heard a great deal about heaven, and she bud also heard cousid eruble about the other place. As usual her idea of the other place was much less huJiy than her idea of heaven. 'Peo ple are not very specific . when Jbey speak about heaven.' "Heaven isn't like the bad. plate. sue remarket! inquiringly on one ocqa sion. ' ,, ,f ! "No, my dear," her mother replied, "It's Just the reverse of It," ,, The little one wns silent for x T tne time while !Tlie' figdrea out"1'hat4ijie reverse would be. 1 - "I don't believe I want to go tber&.' she announced at last.' "I never ..did like cold weather." Chicago Post toaldeuct. ; frillle rind Tommy ate two Michigan youngsters who are pugUIattcallyiib' cltned. The other day the following conversation took place between thetn: 'Aw. said Willie tauntimrlv. "vou're arid f fight-that'a wot It ls. i r.N'aw. 1 ain't," protested. Tommy stoutly, "But If I fight my ma '11 find itojit au' lick uie.". ' jaiowIl sue find it out. eh?" ' She'll see the doctor goln' f your house." Lyre. . -.Vk Bis Bxperlenea " i 1 It's fuuny what mistakes deae newt-, papers make," said Meandering Mike, "What's de matters asked ; Ploddjng Pete. .. -t "Ilere one dat keeps talkln" 'bout de prisoner at de tar. My obaervatlo la that you don't have to keep, a man prisoner at t no j bar. Mea Hkely jde only way to git him loose la to tell am It's 12 o'clock an put out de lights:" Waahington Star.; j Kavarlte ot Provldanea, ' declar'." said Brother Dickey. "1 got ter be mo keerful In future I sho' hasl" - , t , rWhat'e-tbeTroobte nowr '2 "Wplt snh, , whlrleflvia enbray; for rain dea, two hours en a half. jen dey come a reghlar deluge Jat . come mighty nigh drownln' de bee mule I hud. , Providence la eo partial ter mef -Atlanta Constitution. V T reaaltatae ESBtle. I? r. Mrm. uimuietoa nas a aeugav fully generous disposition.". -1.1,44. i "Indeed r - ... ' ft "Vea Indeed., She'd, share jaer last ernafwlth a friend," -J? -1 "Would shcr . , , i . "She would. 'She'd give him any' thing she- possessed except the lasf word."-Cleveland plain Dealer. V - . - : .i ? MW ii ri it . a . t Am Hard Lock. m ; ' Shew Fer.Flaee.-;-,.:.. 4: f ? " "Tour friend Orpheus Weker4e very' obsequious to Senator Key tbvo day,' said the political observer.1 1 suppose' he's playing him to win. Stbre UkV ly." replied the sporting man "heB playing him for a place," Philadel phia Recor.A-4."V -.f, ,;-; p : v 1 .ittli- . ; ai nifim. Ha s Just an ordinary man. Rig clothe a ra rather old. t- .... . . ; Hla hat a worn and shabby, and his shoes . . have been raol, -. t. . , : Ha doesn't put on any atyla or try to make a ehowj . .' He really can t afford It, ,or ha has ali glria yon know. t - They r alt sweat, lovely creatures, and they cost an awful lotiv. - -. They're Sn the fashion, although dear parm Is nnt. And ha yenrns to. aec , thetn married. though he hntea to hare them go. for a maa hn to hustle when he hae Six glrla. you know! Ponierv!:!e Journal. yoirs French Periodical Drons 8trlctl vegetable, perfectly harmleaa, sure to accomplish DB5IREO RESULT5. GreaUstkiJOwnfeinsie remedy., Price, 1.S0 per bottle. rillTIfH BawaraoraaancarfMta and hattatloaa. TbatmatiiataMt u aatly ia saata-beard Gaa. ; ; Sold by E. r. COXrrrea. ; ;' J.'W. GRAINGER, Vice Pre. : " R. C. STRONG, Caeh'r The Bank of Kinstoii Capital,Surplu8 and profits orer S e v enjty ;Thousa ri d Dollars . ..I l Total Unquestionable Assets over k Three Hundred Thousand Dollars Solicits Business from'Merchants, Fanners and Individuals. . 'isai'iSa. A afc afc A afc J lejiastem Life Insurance Company !;OF HMERIQH ; An old line company operating under legal reserve. Issues the best policy on the market for the . unoney Reliable Agents Wanted rAPPkY-TO. H'. S!US;M:H:N WASHINGTON, N C. : No. 228 Territorial Street, Benton Harbor, Mich. "I aa oleased to five mv , emrknee wltb.Wlna of Cardul as I am very grateful for its help. After mv first jbaby was borti I could jjot seem to regain my strength, although the doctor gave me atonic which he considered' rtrf superior, but Instead of getting better I grew weaker . every 4ay. My husband "came home one evening with some 'Wine of Cardui andis- shted that I Ulce it for a week and see what it would do for roe. As he seemed to have so much faith in it I did take the i medicine and was very grateful to find imy strength slowly returning. In two weeks I was out of bed and in a month I was able to tfca up my usual duties. I am very enthusiastic in its praise." OTHEEHOOD u the noblest duty and highest, privilege, women can acnieve or aspire to, ..vv 110- nnt thia hrivileoe women do nnt get all there it in life too often they go through the world discontented!, wrapped op in their own selfish cares 'and , troubles. ' How different is the happy mother, watching her children f grow into manhood and womanhood. A mother Uvea aa many lives as she Has children their joys and sorrows Nare WINE of CAR.DVI A j 1 i Q.'; 'J'iUw vf ; fv -r V -V. "A --i - '' J i i .i . i '' -.,.'; ' Beautrfy.'MuHomej 1 .'weajf ut , v 5 - 1 IS THE ( . 4 AIwajaVtliecHeapestcause onp.galJon make two. . See D; Vi , Dixon's house; just paintea . ..It required only" '.'..:12;Gi-.!iLDlCo"v. a-.' 0. lie x . i v : V :eep a lull e for two coa llie painter left. We keep Etock pn ( TEMPLE-MARSTON DRUG CO. Wfl a hers; as are their ambitions. t r 1 n m p & s and def eaU. Healthy women do not suf fer cuscarriage; nor ( does a woman ! who - is healthy suffer tortures at childbirth. Tt i the woman who is ail ingwho has female weak ness who fears the ordeal of becoming a mother, Wine of Cardui builds np the wo manly in a woman. It stops all unnatural drains and strauur lrregularitsies, which are-re- sponsible for barrenness ant miscar--riage. It makes a' woman strong and healthy and abfc to pass through' preg nancy and childbirth with little'suffer- ins. -After the ordeal is passed the Wine prepares a woman: for a speedy recovery to health and activity, s , ... Wine of Cardui, in re-inforcing the organs of generation, has made mothers ' of women, who had given un hope of ever becoming mothers. Wine of Cimlul, will cure almost any case of barrenness except cases of organic trouble., .Bow 1 canyon refuse to take 'such, a remedy 1 mat promises suan renetrrom suffering Wine of Cardui simply makes you a strong woman, and strong, healthy women do not suffer They look for Lward to motherhood with joy. 1 million suffering women have found relief ia . -'. , Wine of Cardui. - .'.etToq cahnot ft w elwlw ri.i 6 , l-r BEST it i V estimated 25 gallons 13 !: hand. See us. , - ft lVPAKROTT;?b.'G.'M..1 D.. J . PHYSICIAN ANUgaEnN.,- , Office t.pp loetafhc, KiNsn-eif, N". C- Orricx Hours: 8 td 10 a. m. nnd ft to 1 6 p ra , Sundays by appointment.' ' ' 1 i ii ;, PILES ! :i PILES ! ' PILES I Dr. WUliama' Indian Plla fMntmank wot mm. Blind. Bleedlna. tnncnui arul ItnMnm Pitas. 1 anHwroa worn lumora. auays the ttoblng at oaoaw mm a puuiuoe, gives luetant relict, ur.wu-, u Mnaian ie uintment la prepared only tort iwniogOT ua pnvau paita and noun tint, sent bv maU fna tiu Si Ml n kT WIIJJAMS llty CQ., Propa,. Claveknd, Contractor: and Builders og Kood and , Brick Building , . .niiX-A- -' Estimates furnished on application. -Good Work Guaranteed; c , , j-J . V. SIM PS 0 N .Architect; KINSTON & NEWBERN, N. C WNotices left at the office of J. !W. Grainger will receive prompt attention. Don't Blaine the Cook It rour table is not as you like it, The fault te youra. You tail to provide it better. We sel goods that are fit tor s king. Large fancy hand packed' Tomatoes at 15o. Mocha and Java Coffee at 85c; 3 pounds for ty.oo. If you want a cup of Coffee for breakfast that wilt make you feel good aU day drink Mooba and Java..' Nice P. F. V and N, C- Haas, and taany other things equaUy as seasonable, AtMyersAUIdyette's. oldatand. Phone St. ' ' Leon Bl . Sutton, Notice is ariven all nnrtia that .th n. I dersic-ned will move tlie Board ol Xldnr. men of the Town of Klnston, N C, at a Bpecial meeting of said b0ard to be held at 7 o'clock p. m.; o.' the 10th day- of November, 190a, to grant to. the under eignfd company the right, privilege ant authority to use tie public afreets of the Town of Kinston, N G., for the purpose of constructing, operating and maintain ing a teiphone. system, , including the necessary poles.wirea flxtnrean.nd aiact.pL cat conductors thereon, in the said town. aoutnsrn dsii isiephone and Telegraph Ce. ByJ. H.Thsrrsll. , . TOWN TAXES DUE The Tax -List of the JTowtt of Kinston., has .been placed6. ia my hands for collection andjall are notified to come forward and pay their Town Taxes without "delay. " , , Very respectfully, ' f I. J. MEWBORNE, Clerk. The Best 'Of Bargains 5"ln Qoods'knd Servlcels What ' We Guarantee : T t Fuli'Line of Fancy j Qroceriea tist deliver your order nd the good's go to ybur.louse promptly. G. H. JBURSELL - fSh' 403 n. Heritage stC 1 , . .... . . . v .......... ...... HUSBANDS! HUSBANDS! J 'J-Makeli6me Jiappy? '".i-i'f by presentuacr ' .-'' ." , nrith o . ' rsurrvoF furnjttjr?: . " t at low prices, " ?. ' '( -i 9i -' ' QUINN lilllLER f SCBXDULS , - ' KINSTON BRANCH A, 0. 1 Cat thlaoul and keep it be tor jrom-w p.m S fr 'i S 4 l Kltirtoa S Hi t S 4 Grameera Grilton... A Tl"n Wtnterv ile... ... Oret-nv lie...;... 0"e Nt FohFMl sotiaiid Neck. 1 hnu-HU ,. v eiuao T 43) 9 17 04 , 10 t 8 !7 10 T S 11 IS H 1 S Si 5 (Mi 6 S'j S 4H! in! 4 4 - S 1 4- H 4-' 10 i B S- 9 -i 4 i t OS IS'1 Vi T S M 4 11 b f t 4 5 1 P- m ..SO M S t in n pi n 7 1 V a. m. i . 7-4ft p. m. 1 iv ta., '' a. ta. ' I o ... . . fee .S I 6TATTONS. v - J !t - v - , 1 I - :., '.. ' V' - , 3 ' ; p.m p.m- - ).m a.n. !l M S 'l Kltirtoa.. .,.,. . an o mi . A i
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