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The Dam Free Press. AdvarUaia Rate ta Application. SUBSCRIPTION RATES! Dally Oh Wt, r Carrier, . . Ida OmtMoat. . . . . . . 85 I'lirw Mantlia. tl.OO IvnMontha, ..... i.O W. FORLAW. Cnrv Borroa. Aivertitementi t be changed mmit btinbf t0 ftihct, day of pmbluaHon Wednksdat EvBwrNO,...Oct. 28, 1903 There will be bo drill of the Kiniton Rifles at Om army tonight, but Capt. Harper Mb ua to say that every mem ber Is watted at , the next meeting Wednesday oigat, one week from to night ailtrfs monthly Inspection. This morning In the Methodist church the ladles of Kinston met the pastor of the various city churches in a joint thanksgiving service for the temper a nee victory won yesterday. The ladies have been holding daily prayer ser vices throughout the campaign. Information has reached this office that the incomparable Mabel Paige will play an engagement here some time during the month of November Kinston theatre goers will enjoy a rare treat in the appearance of the brilliant litttle actress of national reputation The weather ia ideal now, but the sharp frosts are doing damage to late cotton and also the ladies' cbrysan themuma, for the flower show are com ing in for their share of injury. The prize flowers will be taken care of but it is thought the fronts will hasten the how. After the spirited contest at the polls yesterday all ia peace and quiet in the oltv today and a stranger would not know that Kinston had only yester day wound up a very warm campaign embracing a question of public policy involving a raaicai.cnange in us eco nomic government. ' Yesterday afternoon about 5 o'clock Mr. F. W. Woodard, a young man in the Ulnes' logging camp, was fatally injured by the fall of a tree which he waa cutting; The tree fell completely crushing his skull on the left side. Dr R. A. Whitaker was summoned but the Injury -was of too serious a nature to be remedied, and at nine o'clock this morning Mr. Woodard died. The fatal accident occurred on the prera lses of Mr. W. L. Kennedy near Fall ing Creek, the young man's home. Mr. R. B. Blansett, who lives within a few miles of Kinston, sold a load of tobacco at the Central warehouse to day for. which he received a check for 06.73. Within a few minutes after he left the warehouse office the check was stolen from his overcoat pocket where be had placed it The check was No. 8,109 made payable to bearer by the Central warehouse. Both banks and as many merchants as possible have been notiied to stop payment, in the hope that in this way the thief may be caught and the property restored. Mr. W. n. Lasslter, of Greene county, suffered a stroke of paralysis on the streets yesterday and has not spoken siaoe. He was taken to the doctor, and on being Identified was taken to Mrs. Moore's boarding house on Heritage street, where he is now J The dootor entertains no hope for his recovery.; The paralysis is on the left side and la severe. Mr: Lasslter is about 4 yeara old and has no family. He lives with his brother and sister on a farm ia Oreene county. "'His brother was notified and is here today. The Ted. E. Faust Minstrels. Bristol (Tena.) Times. ' frf " Surpassing in soenlo beauty ( rich' ness of costume, freshness of selee tions, even the predictions of the ad vanoe agent, clean,' wholesome and en tertaining, the Ted. E. Faust Min strels, by perfection in their produc tion won a Bristol audience last night -at the Harmellng. ,. v ;. . MUada with Milord occupied the orchestra and from the rise of the cur tain on "Sunny Italy'? Until the D'Ar- ' vllle acrobatio troupe closed the en tertainmefKhthere was not one dull mo- - menu The singing was by far the best heard at the Harmeling. In com edy, wit and repartee, the production . v. 1... ! I.' '. , v ! ifouiuj iias tew u any equals. The end saea were good, and. their songs," dances and jokes were new. . There was none of thaold-Ume "chest ', nuts" usually heard from the mouths ' '. ' itn . . . . . . ui uuu mea. rop" i;arr on me ngnt and !'Gov.? Bowe on the left made team hard to match. - ; A . The elite of the city attended the play Individually the actors made good.. Indeed, it was one . of, those productions wherein a critic is ' forced to the conclusion that be has reached ,tbe wrong pew, '. There was nothing to criticise and everything to admire. Bluntly said, the Ted. E. Faust. Min strels are the best that ever came to Bristol and placed a higher standard upon that class of amusement ' t " THE COTTON MARKET. October, 9.H; November, 9.80; De cember, 1.87; January, 9.83. ; Receipts on the local market sO bales old at 1.75 to 10 cents. Visiting Cards, Free Pukss office. Latest Stylo, at PERSONAL MENTION. Before leartn town or If too have frlanda Tiaitiug- plaaae notify tola oOea for tba bsaeut or your frienda.' Capt. W. J. Pope went to Newbern this morning. Rov. R. I. Corbett returned to Ay den this morning. ' MriS. T. Walls returned to Wilson this morning.' Mr. S. W. Isler returned this morn ing from Goldsboro. Mr, L. W. Dawson came up from Baaufort this morning. Mr. E. " B. Hareett returned last night from Jacksonville. Mr. T. F. Wblttv returned to Soot- land Neck this morning. Dr. H. D. Harper, Sr., went to Greenville this morning. . Rev. E. D. Brown preached at Dover last night and returned to the city this morning. Mrs. Malcom Murchlson, of Ala bama, came this morning to visit her sister, Mrs. A. S. Wooten. Mr. D. H. Dixon, of Hookerton, took the cars here last night for Golds boro and returned this morning. Mrs. J. E. Hadley, of Raleigh, who has been visiting Mrs. Thomas Har vey, returned home this morning. Mrs. Ernest Pittman and little daugh ter, Kathleen, of Newbern, are visit ing Mr. A. F. Pittman, of this city. Messrs. C. W. Carter and John W. Carlton, tobacconists of LaGrange, spent a few hours in the city yesterday afternoon. Messrs. N. J. Rouse, K. R. Tunstall and S. H. Bright went to Greenville this morning to attend the State Chris tian convention. Miss ISaura Wooten and Rev. D. H. Petree, of LaG range, spent last night In the city and went to Greenville this morning to attend the Christian con vention. Hoyt's Comedy Company Gave a refreshing vaudeville enter tainment at Loftln's opera house last evening to a medium sized house, which enjoyed it very much. The spe cial features are the young Bullocks, who hive been here before, and their work is very clever. The dialogue between Miss Bullock and the leading comedian was very amusing and some olever hits were made by them. The company went to Newbern this morning and will play there tonight. CAPUDINE 4 ri n Alio n aleknaw and CURLo Trattton Mauaaa, 4il- ALL HEADACHES eactoobrslaortwa . 10o,andaocaboti:. (Lmou.) SPECIAL NOTICES. v . Xk Visit Lenoir Cafe tonight. Norfolk Oysters at Lenoir Cafe. Fine Steaks at Lenoir Cafe tonight A few Boarders wanted at 211 south McLewean St. Mrs. Ida Cox. Typewriter Paper, all grades tor school and business purposes at Free Kress once. Vegetable Soup furnished families Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from Lenoir Cafe. To Let. Furnished or unfurnished rooms. suitable tor omces or ioag' ingsformen. ' A. R. Muxer. Lost Gold Masonic Button with blue ground around the emblem. Finder return to this office and get reward. "My father had ban arofforerfroa lick haadaeh for the Im wntr-Or yaara aad nsrar found any relief until ha begaa Inking your Oaacareta. Binea hakaa hegan taking Uaararata he kaa aerar bait tha headache. They have aatlrely en red hlu. Caiearau do what yoa reeommend them to do. I will give yoa the privilege of nelng hie aame." B.M. IMckaoa, UM Keaiaer St., W Jndiaaapolte, lad. Meaeant, Palatable, Poaenl, Taate Good. Tto Oood, Fever Slekan, Weaken ar Oripe, le. Ue.Me. Fever old la bnlk. Tha genuine tablet aUmpad 0 OO. Guaranteed, to earn or your atoaay back. - ' 8tCTlln( Remedy Co,, Chlcaco or N.T. gg AXXUALSaLE, ten kiujsx cozes Lbf tin's Opera House S " FRIDAY OCT. 30, . THE TED. L FAUST MINSTRELS ' If the Faust Minstrels had only the Faust Family of Ten Australian Acrobats, five of whom1 are little Children, the smallest, ') sweetest morsels of humanity, on the Ameri can Stage They'd have sufficient to excel all other . Minstrel . Com panies.' ; ; -I - . ' :, HEADACHE tf aD Th Dowels -a. : Street Parade at Koon Prices SO a:3 lC S::t Sila On nr, f J T. J,t, A iWUVtl iiCuuvwaJi VU Li Your hfealth 1IT BE GOOD I0W But That's No Guarantee For the Future A Health Policy in the ' Pacific Mutual does not keep you from get ting sick, but it helps mightily in a financial way should you hap pen to have a "spell." C.UY WEBB Manager Aooldent una Health Depart ment for Nona Carolina, Hood Bld'it. Citizens Savings Bank OF HUSTON, If. C. ' DIRECTORS: W. CANADY .... Kinston HARVEY Kinston E. HOOD Kinston D. OETTINGER .... Kinston! W. L. KENNEDY, Palling Creek JESSE JACKSON . . . Kinston J. W. GRAINGER . . . Kinston . F. TAYLOR Kinston 'V D. F. WOOTEN ..... Kinston OFFICERS. N. J. ROUSE . . . . President B. Wi CANADY . Vice President CHAS. F. HARVEY . . Cashier 1 1 tAfXt t JLtJLtAtAAt lilt We offer " A Great 5 Bargain In nice quality of Writing Paper U J Just bought at a sacrifice sale 1 15c Per Pouncj linveiopea to matcn at TEMPLEMARSTON DRUG CO. Kuppenheimer & Co.'s Overcoats AHE CORRECT STYLES AND OF PROPER MATERIAL FOR THE WELL DRESSED MAN. THIS SEASON iifL J .'saSV f C0CCECT FASdlONJ rBOM 1 MlKd'r-ff BiaippcnhcimprliGi !rVE5l' h Lu . ' America's Lcadlnd vC'f ' ' '" -Sfir Clothes Makers8 V -k r' Vf A-V:' ::.: i ( i' ftJ . 4 t J i-J"--- "''a.w. j ilWE i' 1 - vwmmmKmfr "" j Watches Jewelry Silverware Sterling Silver ; Novelties I DENMARK, THB JEWELER. Change of Location We call the attention of our imtrons and the public to the removal of our entire line of FURNITURE,- ItUGS, MATTINGS, PICTURES, ETC., to J. W. Graintrer s new and ! handsome building on Queen !. .1 "111 1 1 . street, where we will be glad to i have you call and let us serve vou. i ours to please, White Furniture Co. V"" FROM Zero to 85 Degrees In 5 Minutes Is the Record With COLE'S ORIGINAL Air-Tight Wood Stoves They burn wood, cobs or trash. - Eves beat day and night. The fire nut out durinir the entire winter. No danger of your plants freezing. They cost no more than other atoveat and burn leas fuel. ' Look out fur imitation claimed to be juat aa good. . . IL E. M0SELEY HOLIC AUKNT ". r 41 Qettinge We have always made !,'"! -.v "i-- 'S'-'-i i'' ! ..t1 i a specialty of .v Materials and lave made exceptional -;--v ....iV efforts this .seaeon to havfc only the most select styles of the season's offerings. ' We feel sure that an in- epection will convince jou that we haye been successful in this respect. In addition to the newest things we have a well assorted stock of staple styles. ' Our desire to do the bulk of the business in this line has caused us to mark the prices suflBciently low to in duce the nost conservative buyers. ' adamples and prices on request. In All This World '1 " vThere is no more Economieal Food Store than1 that of . W. D. LaRoque.Jr. UP-TO-DATE GROCER. You get Pure Eoods. You save Doctors' Bills. You will appreciate us more as you know us better Phone 67. Kinston, N. C. 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 SEWING MACHINES ; Good One for $5.Q0'"; .,$40.00 Machine for $20.00 Come to see me. ..J-.. r ; . . I am going to' ' . make prices A , V " to suit the times. J. A. McDANIEL. II4Il6'. QUERN STREET. ' . fhe OWL DRUG STORE Ycti Can Travel Thnj through many states and you will find lew drug storea thatyou would exchange (or oura. : I'he-e eoemg to be an indefii a- ile eomethiiig about our store which imVes onr patrons loyal to us. Thy are always tx lling' their acquaintance- ibiiut our t rt e will not attempt oeiplain it We simp y try and conduct ur 8t.ire in utich a wyhat onrrntrona vill fe-1 asthey do ThttVevrytLin?. It s the aame ftt'linoc that yu hav toward vonr l.i'n-lonsr family physic nn. Of curtie ,ve dt'-ire to incen-ie our list of patrons gsnon hj new cui-t.itWB kno ur tore thfvlynpp loyal If w should fail tosu.tyou w e don i want your money. Dress WILL IIUNTnr., JI'. aj ''. - . ' a ft Pays to Trade al Ike Bif Store We are sole agents in ft g Kinston for Cohen's Bob- $ 9 H ' M g j t m 'RurrL - fa 5 firt CURTAIN1.; g binet Curtains and are m showing a beautiful line JJ t comprising all the newest g effects and styles. y g i We carry full stocks of House Furnishing Goods j aiid invite ypiir inspection ft ' ,ft 1 ' H I I 5 Blankets and Gmiorts ft are needed now and we t offer some exceptionally S 5 m guou vaiues. ( H ft' ft -NSfON.N.O. 8 School -tCftildrejVj You are invited to look at i our stock of School Sup plies before buying A new lot., just received. Come to see me. Cold and Hot Drinks in their season. HENRY DUNN, .. . . ' Phone 147.' ' Ladies We Are t Ready pop vni 1 ; Fall and Winter Select'ons. Cold weather in just around the cor- 1 ner. From' now on this etore ' ; v will be the Mf& a for Ladies and Children'' Waistinga. v Heavier : W ear for the winter months We' have the moet complete line of ' Ladie's and Children Wraps on the markets The superior style : . and elegance "of this stock, for ' which this store Is noted,' is ' in 1 evidence on every hand. It will . ; pay you to look over onr stock : ' before buying. : : i ; : t .: t J. M. STEPHENSON A . "The Ladies Store. -. IGJ-Oppoeite Mayor's Office. - . v ' THIS WEEK A: We are showing I a beatiful line -. ' . . ' . , . 1 ' X A Sf , LadieV Misses!; '-A ""' " A-. ', .-, ' A: and a Children's a WRAPS . U - , , A ' i ' :- a,., ;. ,- ...:i , j,.. -.t;. -" , at prices J far below their value TV ICO COUTH QUEEN GT. rhene 11
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