the Daily im Fkess.
A4vartlla IUt Appllcatioa.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES;
Ktailjr On Week, fcjr Carrier, .
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C. W. FORUW,.
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Advertisements to bt (ho fed mstiAQrng yesterday.
Ir f o'clock, day of fubttctio
Thubsat EvEOTK0,.;iN0T. WJ903
Klnsfoo Lodge K, of P. meet at 7:30
tonight. ' Work in the second degree.
'Mr. Errol Dixon bat recovered from
hie reoent illness to as to be able to
' attend to business again.
The board of trustees of the Klniton
graded achoola will meet In Canady'i
ball Friday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
The cold ware forecasted for this
. section struck this city last night and
the temperature reached 20 degrees
this morning, f
Mr. JT. 8. Martin, a tobacco buyer
on this market, who came here from
Winston, hi quite ill at the home of
Mr. J. JJ. Temple, where he is staying
Mr: Street haa removed the Lenoir
Cafe frosa Us recent site on Queen
street to the Rl ver View Hotel where
he is always ready io serve the publio
in first class style.
1 Some Onei with no ulterior mo tire
it is presumed, tied the bell rope at the
aourt house into a hangman's noose.
In view of the act that , there are two
murder trials in court this week it was
considered suggestive bjaoine
JLuby Harnett was working on . a
, store building belonging to Dr. , M.
Parrott, . at Falling Creek, Tuesday
evening, whenjthe stage gate, way and
he fell to the ground. In fallfngr' he
Struck some braces ana broke two ribs.
J Mr. W, H. Dall, Jr.', and Miss Mary
Blow were married la Greenville 'yes-
' terday and passed through . this city
lsst night on their way to northern
cities oa a bridal tour.' Several front
KI iston witnessed the marriage, which
Is said to have been very pretty one,
' Mr. Robert Norfleet, . Of the firm of
JJipfert, Soales & Co.,' large tobacco
manufacturers of Winston-Salem, has
been here for several days ' on the
breaks and left large orders with the
Randolph Meade Company for leaf
tobacco. Mr; Norfleet's firm does a
yery largw u&lness in manufactured
tobaoob. ' v I s 1
Cards are out announcing the ap
proachiDg marriage of Mr. A'T.Us
' sell and Miss Corlone Chadwick, to
take place at the home of the bride's
parent's, Mr. and Mrs, W S. Chad
wick, In Beaufort,, Dec. 2nd. Mr. Us
sell Is originally from this county and
is now oashller pf the , Bank of More
head City.,
1 .' , And They Smacked. ,
Persons In the lower part of the
. eourt house yesterday., evening were
attracted by the sound as of an explo
sion and hastened to the sheriff's of
fice from whldh place the sound ema
nated. There it was found the cause
at the noise was the resounding smack
of a duskf couple who- had Just been
united in the holy estate of matrimony
by Justice J. G. Cox. -
j At the conclusion of the nuptials the
justice suggest to the dark hued
Lothario that he salute the bride.' To
the suggestion the sensitive nerves of
the Hps of, the dusky bride responded
in a very creditable and proper pucker
and the bridegroom gently folded her
in his arms and the resounding smacks
of the vehement osculations were heard
to the front of the , building and at
tracted othera to the scene. ' '
. There were three Georges witnesses,
, George Parrott, Geo. Suggs, two white
men, and George Curtis, colored. Fol
lowing the action of the bridegroom
Curtis planted one on the ruby Hps of
the bride but the other two Georges
hung back. , , 4 - -,
, The happy couple were named War
ren Edwards and Annie Coward, 44
and 37 years old respectively, and they
looked well-to-do and highly respect
able colored folk, , '
SEVEN SPRINGS HOTEL
To be Sold. Papers Hava Been Made
Out and Deal Only Lacks Acceptance
w Bf Purchasers. ..'-..
The papers conveying the Seven
Springs property have been made out,
signed and placed in escrow and only
lacks the action of the purchasers in
accepting and depositing amount to
complete the deal. . .
The actual purchasers known in the
deal are Messrs. Gibson and Hum
phrey, of Goldsboro, but it is said
there is a stock company or syndicate
back of it and tbe property will be
Improve i, and it has been intimated
that a trolley line may soon put this
famous watering place In close touch
1 11 V a world by quick transit to the
1V1 particulars of the deal werenot
! - J rir is the purchase price to
' i ( t y. i.t if the t.: -,3 cf
V i 1 t''fl f "ch'i-; "i t' e
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PERSONAL MENTION.
fTVifor lasvlnv town or If bar Mend
ixitm iie noutr tbM iiOm lor u mudi
lot our menou
Mrs. J. W. White returned to Dover
thU morning; , ,'
MUa iJzxia Jonei returned to Dover
yesterday afternoon, v '
Mr. W. E. Street went to Newbern
t yewerday afternoon. ; . t .;
Mr. W. Lu Holderby returned from
.. Mr. O. IS Ward, of Newbern, Is
attending court here today.
Mr.' E. P.; Wooten returned from
Wilson yesterday afternoon. ,
?tMr?it Hiram Bell returned ' this
morning from Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Shade Wooten returned to her
home at LaG range this morning.
Mrs. H. D. Harper, Jr., has returned
from a visit to her home at Coneto.
.: Mr. R. L. Harding returned to his
home in Scotland Neck this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lane, of Fort
Barnwell, are visiting relatires in the
city today; ' ..:;" :x, , ' V :
Mrs. C. C. Hardy went to Goldsbo
ro yesterday to spend several . weeks
visiting friends. . ' i, v
Mrs. J. H. Mewborn returned yes-
terdsy afternoon from a visit to her
parents in Concord. m t ' ,
Messrs. George Palmer and C. J.
Pittman went to Goldsboro last night i
to attend the Pythian fair.
' Mr. U. A. Underwood went to Golds
boro last night to attend the Pythian
fair In progress in that city.
.' Mr. and Mrs.; Thomas Harvey went
to Greenville to witness the Dail-Blow
marriage and returned last night
Miss Annie Agnes Lackey, the mis
sionary lecturer, left last night .for
other points to lecture, accompanied
by Miss Mary Kilpatrick, of this city.
Messrs; J. T. Midyett and JI Par
rott went to Grifton this morning
where they will spend the day in search
of the feathery tribe. -
: Messrs. Walker and Yullle, promi
nent officials of the American Tobacco
Company, after spending several days
on the Einston market, left last night
for other points.
THE LAND DEAL.
Practicability of the 8cheme Ques.
tioned by One of Our Citizens.
Mb. EoiTob, I see a good deal said
about selling the State public land to
a New Jersey syndicate and the cheap
inducement offered is for colonization
purposes. Doubtless the promoters I
of the scheme are honest but their I
Idea Is not practical. '
Our board of education, or those inl
authority to sell, would make a seri
ous mistake to be misled, in my - opln-l
ion, by such a proposition.' If I un
derstand it our publio lands are mostly I
iwamp add forest, containing much I
valuable - timber and especially hard
wood which has recently become very
valuable and were it not for those val
uable ' timbers you would ' nave no
pocosln.f Immigration does not seek
homes where bears and wild oats dwell.
One of the tnany reasons that our col
onisation schemes' have been a failure
if that we offer: to the home seeker I
only such land as we do not want our-1
selves and he thus becomes discour
aged, losing; his money, and finally
returns home with a broken spirit and
empty purse. And his description ofl
the country left behind is calculated to
discourage others who might come to
our State.
Spectator,
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"SPECIAL NOTICES.
Viatt RlTer View Cafa tonight '
Norfolk Oysters at River View Cafe.
' Quail on Toast at River View Cafe.
5 Rooms for
East street.
rent. Apply 202 south
Tobacco Sales
Books at a bargain.
f REJS ITiESS CO.
Prettiest Dining
Parlors in State at
River View Hotel.
Type writer Pa pkr, all grades for
school and business purposes at Free
fBESS oraoe.
Chattel Mortgages, Lien Bonds
Warrantee ana Mortgage ueeds, on
good paper and nicely printed, at The
t ree tress otnev.
Strayed One dark bay horse mule
from lot in Kinston. Anyone taking!
him up please return to W. D. La-
Roque's stables.
J. II. Taylor.
The November issue of the "Purple
Folder" of the Atlantic Coast Line
contains an accurate map of the state
of Florida in a.lduion to the map of
the system, which adds to the ai'.rao
tiveoess of this fuhh r.
wanthd i rust worm v laoy or rnn-
t'oroan to manage busin i n V is
cuc?vsndai1;oinirgtf,rri:orvf ri -15
of "",;, d t niirrial stani;-. i : '
C'.h salary er.l e y, ':
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TO OUR LINE OF
Korred
Shape"
Shoes -
w hsvs 4M
line tf '
little Gents'
and',1 1
Youth's Sizes
13 to 2
v and
21-: (o5
All of which we absolutely guarantee,
Come iu and kt us liow you the line.
J,. BROOKS & CO.
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You Don't Have
,to Die to Win
' t "Life insurance is good for V
. your family. Health insur- .
. . ance is good for both you and
your family. You collect
health insurance by living.
, You have to die before Lie .
insurance can be coUectedV
If you knew your health was 1
threatened you'd insure it if
you could.'' : j : t t . t
; You do not know when your
health may give way. Take
out a policy in The Pacific
; Mutual now, t ( i t : r ?
QUV WEBB
Manager Aooldent anHealth Depart
ment tor Nortb Carolina, : Hood B'ldV,
In connection .with our Tinning
and Plumbing businras ,we have
opened a shop for repairing Guns,
Pistols, Locks, and all kinds of
Light Machinery. If yon hve
any tiling in this line out of. repair
and lying around useless, come
and talk to ns about it.' We can
fix it.' All work guaranteed. -
Moore & Parrott
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Corner Gordon and Herritage 8ts,
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RepairShop
and Oilier Scasooolilp Gpot!
; : 1 Dried Fruits ; ; - Faimaceotis Goods
Seeded Raisins ; Carrants biictwheat in packa'gesV "t-
London Layer Raisins , ' ' " ' Buckwheat in bulk
Citron , 4 "- i Oat Meal in packages v
Lemon Peel OrangA Peel Oat Meal in bulk '
Peaches Apples Figs Grits in packages
1 Grits in bulk"
" fsfinpfi Ffffifc" Samp in cans Samp in bulk
VrfUlUUl UlUl Grape Nuts Rice Flake
Cherries Peaches . Pears . Cream of Wheat ;
Apricots '. Apples Royal Health Fodd
Finapple Sliced m ,
Pineapple Grated . . VirU tc ':
Pineapple Chunks : 1 lCIxlCO
1111 Sweet Cucumber
Green Fruits ; f rSouTITl;,r
- . ; Have full line Bottle Pickles,
Apples - Oranges Pears Mustard, Catsup, Horse Rad.
Malaga Grapes . t jsh M ustard, Tabasco Sauce,
Bananas Piueapples r Worcestershi re ; Sauce, Royal
. .. . Salad Dressing, Durkee's
' . , Candies ' ' Sa,ad dressing.
Ill I
I have the best stock of pack- Tlfffc
age and loose Candies" in llUtS
Kinston; - Examine my stock Assorted Nuts Brazil Nuts
before buying. Shelled Pecans
f t Shelled Almonds .
Cakes and Crackers WaInuts A,monds
I have a full line of
Cakes and Crakers. ST.llQi Permits
Try T.ly Fruit Cakes e and in rackn.?es.
Preserves J dlics J
Cranberries 1 )'
TRY REFUCLIC 11
MAR I
JfyA - Class CloiAior
mm J Stats' JtientsAor
Jrom Jfcooel to JZooi
Ono Prc Onfy J&
WE WANT YOU
- all to come in and
h take a loot at our
Suits, Overcoats,
White arid
Fancy Vests
Shoes, Hats; Eta
. Our 4 line "in every -Department
is com
plete and ourspecial'
desire
each
is
to please'
customer
S.;Jtl Quinerltj,
. Jfinston, 7f C -.
ARTHUR HARRCLU MK
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A sptendiri wTil forfgll-SQ
: $25.00 Wheel for $20.00
$35.00 Wheel for $30.00
" Full1 line of V "
BICYCLE SUNDRIES
SEWING UA CHINES
Good One for $5.00-1 '
$40.00 Machine for $20.00
, x Come to see me,.'
; I am going jto,
, ' ' . - make prices .
to suit the times.
J. A. McDANIEL.
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Table, Damasks
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room : is an essential ieature
of the day,
Let us assist,-in . making
yours tempting.
ELABORATE .DESIGNS
' IN CLOTH
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NAPKINS TO MATCir
ALL THE ;
BETTER QUALITIES
Prices 25c to $1.50 per Yard
Napkins to $4 per Dozen
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: The ladies can get anything
L they want in an up-to-date ;
. - Hat trimmed in the most v
, artistic style at very low
prfces. Weareverybusyfcut
. 1 fillingali orders promptly.
The Erskine Co.
' . - PBIDGEN BLOCK ' -
' A piece of Cut Glass
or Fancy China for your
dining -liable on Thanks X
giving. '
There is no better
time than now to.come.jn
and make your selection.
PEN MARK,
Change of Location
We call the ; attention of our
mnimna nrtrl iha. mi Win. in trio
removal of our entire line of
FURNITURE, RUGS, .
1IATTLNGS,.
PICTURES, ETC., :
to J. W. Graino-Rr's mpw anrl
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handsome -building on Queen
street, where we will be clad to I
have you call and let us serve
you. ..v .Yours to please,
White Furniture Co.
Tenney's
Chocolate
Yettes
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Salted
Peanuts
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That's exactly what you get
"when you buy
, The Gladiator ;
, School Hose. ;.
Double Knee;' Double Sole
and Extra Heavy all around,
Guaranteed Fast Black, and
just the stocking for this kind
of weather.
Sizes 7 to 10
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M ISS ; ADALAIDE SMITH,
Offers Professional Services to ths public.
Reeidinw at' Dr. A. R. Miller's. S. Oiieen
street, Kinston. Phone 114.
The OWLlDRUQ 8TORB
Are Your Lunga
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.Worth Twenty-five Cents? , ,
Why . do you cough and hack, feel "ail
broken up" amonar ; vout friends and
probably loe needed rent at niprht when
a dose of FIWE TAB CO Lull UALSAM
will tnve.vou immediate relief and a
bottle , probably cure you completely?
We get trtimoniala almost daily to the
vaiue oi tins remedy. . lour money back
is aon tsuit. - ' y
WILL H UNXISR; JIZ
Special Sale
iDRESS
GOODS
This Week
5 1-inch Snow Flake Suiting
in green and black 90c
51-inch Broad Cloth, extra
quality . 51, CO
51-inch Extra Heavy Shark
Kkin Cloth
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