Fes Daily Free Press.
ritottabed ! A rternooo (Mead Sunday) at
Klnatoa. North Carolina.
1HJ FTtEE PRESS CO., Publishers
lliriC. T. IDWARDS..
Editor
ANOTHER BIO.
at the Poatoffiea m Mcond ciatf matter,
NATIONAL TICKET.
For President,
ALTON II. I'ARKEi;, of NeW York
For Vice-Prehident,
HENItY G. DAVIS, of W. Virginia.
For Rep. id CoDsrrefesioDal District,
CLAUDE K ITCH IN, of Halifax.
OUR STATE TICKET.
RON.
For Governor:
ROUT. B. GLF.NN, of Forsyth.
For Lieutenant Governor:
FRANCIS D. WINSTON, of Bertie.
For Secretary of State:
J. BRYAN GRIMES, of 1'itt.
For State Treasurer:
B. R. LACY, of Wake.
For State Auditor:
BENJAMIN F. DIXON, of Cleveland
For Attorney General:
ROBERT D. GILMER, of Haywood.
For Superintendent of Pub. Instruct'n.
J. Y. JOYNER, of Guilford.
For Conmiiss'r of Labor and Printing:
H. B. VARNER, of Davidson.
For Commissioner of Agriculture:
8AM 'L L. PATTERSON, of Caldwell.
For Corporation Commissioner:
SAMUEL L. ROGERS, of Macon.
For Associate Justices supreme court:
GEO. H. BROWN, Jr., of Beaufort:
W. A. HOKE, of Lincoln.
For Presidential Electors:
F. 8. SPRUILL, of Franklin,
W. A. SELF, of Catawba.
Now just watch them fall over each
other ia their efforts to fet the "'Old
Mullet." For years she has been
plodding alone, growing in itiipor
tacce with the prowth of the country
in weath. President Brywn during
his administration has spent much
money in ettintr her into good shape:
and while the end has cot been fully
a'.tiintd yet-not by any means, the
road has been made as (rood as the
circumstances of its treasury would
wurraut.
Only yesterday we were Informed
that another bid has been filed wivh
tbe governor and we may be sure that,
as time elapsi the road will find a
plenty of woald-be iebees or pur
chasers. Whatever disposition is made of the
road it should not be forjrotten that
tbe present administration under the
leadership of President Bryan deserves
a vreat dual of credit for the present
exce.lent eonciilion or mis piece or
property.
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY.
Old 1;a!:.
oli l:i:i:!.
.. not i:i::'.;.
iticitiou !
tl:;::i Of in ¬
!::: the true
o.J i.i;:ic".i:.:i
i:jn.'itt4 ilr.-.r-
i:Io:it;.i cy.i.:;
The truo '
poc!, Is lien
liens he'!,.; ;i
iictcr ntl.iT
tlon. 'I'ljcn- ure old t:;;i:u.i of ever;,
state and t'.;it' and sei, sj'.ys luJi-r
TiiiTiH yeruft I-VtvU-r. creatures wlio
revel !;i fi:.. :i:id hutten Um: de::Kl.
ii'jUc in the n;;i ri)vc.t of narrow
ruts. I v.'c not Jil! k:: v uian-ic.i
wo:i:en x.'A'.i l;:re families vi;j arc.
ir.vcrtliclcs.s, old maids to the hack
hone, just i.h we l;i,oiv adorable elderly
spinsters who have the minds of girls
and the hearts of HMthers? An. I di we
uot also know numbers of the (so culled)
stronger sex whose ahsorptlon in trifles
and avidity for
old n:::iiis o!' ;!u'
LOY OF THE REGIMENT.
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With Ufa Drln Breath B Aakeal
Garibaldi Fat- m Cofltii.
Who Eiwo Ferrettl entered netlvdr
Into the Italian war of lcdepea.lenee
he vrna Just seventeen. He left Parma
secretly, dtmrtinr, as It were, bis fa
ther, mother nnd family to fight for his
hero. Garibaldi. Ue walked over the
Apennines- without a penny In bis pock
et au;i. arriving nair dead ot Onou,
concealed himself on one of the tdiips
bound for Sicily. When at tils destina
tion ue emerged ana gained the nick- i
name of the -boy of the regiment."
From that time for nouie mouths he
fought until the day for rest came lie
n siiot in the head and carried to
the hospital In n dnngeroua coujitiou.
Bverythlng possible wuo done for b'irx
hut it was evident that he was tnu
hied, and at liist it came out tht lie
could not die happy because h bad
never seen his hero. "I Tiave fought
everywhere and sought always," h;'ex
claimed, "hut I have never succeeded
m .H'.ng nini. liow can I die never
having caught a glimpao of tainiV"
Another preoccupation was that he
feared he might be burled without
coffin. Morning, noon and night his
cry was, "Let me have a cof3n.'" The
very day he died, by a fortunate
linr.ee. Garibaldi nrrifed at the hos
pital. Having heard Ferretti's 8ory
he stooped and tpoke to him. The suck
hoy's expressive face lighted up and
he exclaimed: "Now I can die happy
Oh. general, let me have a coffin i"
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TRAGIC IN ITS BREVITY.
!j) proclaim thein
purest water?
Before 1P6T we bad a sensible reelp
roclty arrangement with Canada. Bu
when the "infant industries" began to
ery for succor ail reciprocity and ra
tional trade arrangements had to give
way.
Since that time the infants have be
come the most colossal giants in the
world, and their political represnta
Uvea, (he Republican party, feeds them
on the same stuff that ibey cried for
when in the nursey. Reasonable recip
rooity schedules have been wiped out
and the tariff wall made higher and
higher.
H today Canada were permitted to
enter her products into the United
States on a free basis tbe beef trust,
tbs leather trust, the paper trust a iu
other trusts would be killed outright.
The beef trust corners the cattle supply
and snaps its fingers at the public,
Then the consumtxers of meat and the
manufacturers of leather baye to pay
the cost. The paper trust is enabled
to lire because the wood pulp avail
able in the United States is controlled
by the trust magnets, nn i the public
pays for the trust's privileges. And
so on down through the catagory.
These Canadian products could be
let in to supplement our supply at
home. They would not hurt our home
producers, but they would hurt the
trusts' business.
SOMEWHAT STRENUOUS.
Teodore doesa't have a monopoly
on the strenuous life. At least the
following story from tbe New York
Times would indicate as much. Tbe
story goes:
Judge Parker today reoalved a letter
from bis school teacher in Counland,
recalling an incident of his boyhood,
la those days the future judge had to
ear a suit of clothes thai was built for
hirn to grow into, a painful experience
which other young sons of parent
wlta limited means have had to under
go. Tbe length ot the clothes and the
shortness of the boy occasionally ex
cited jeers from boys whose pirouu
had more money, and one boy in par
tioular who was bigger than young
Alton was fond of picking on him.
On the day which the school teacher
recalls, the large boy's jeers were
particularly aggravating and Alton
proceeded to resent them in the vigor
ous Qd ffective fashion which small
boys use lor settling disputes. The
, schoolmaster came along at the mo
ment when the other boy was down
Willi several kind friends wiping bis
nose for him, while Alton was trium
phantly resuming his dispised coat.
Scandalized at this exhibition of
youthful ferocity, the teacher struck
terror into Alton's soul by telling him
be was going to call the constable and
send bim to jail.
Younif Parker spent a miserable
quarter of an hour until the teacher
had both boy up before the class,
Instituted an inquiry, and learned the
facts of tbe case. Then . be repri
manded the other boy severely and
dismltaed Alton with a benignant
warning. -, -
Champ Clark says that it will be a
landslide for Parker and Davis. This
Is lbs way Mr, Cisrk figures It out.
States sure to go DemnoraUc:
The solid soutn, 151; New York, 39;
New Jersey,, 11 Maryland, 8: We.
ViTinli, 7; tone:iout, 7; Delewarr,
3; Indiana. 15; Colorado, 6; Montana.
Tnw Art) T6ur dehi!a1V"iiites f r A TtU "ne of Robes and Burial
wh'rb bf.tn id-s will Bub and fr m Supplies kept in Stock. .
when Mr. Clark thinks Parktr 1 ud "
uai4 wmrwnetv mHivnCT
A Man to Do, lee.
"Look at K.iker. cut o:i a day like
this without an iii.ibivlla. Is lie
crazy .'
1 :n airria n u. Let s tiurry oa
I don't wart to mei't him."
"Why not?"
"He may recognize this umbrella
It's his."
Anions Them.
Clara Do you know, Maud, Mr,
SmitherB paid me a great compliment
last night?
"No. What did he say?"
"Ho said I was among the prettiest
girls at the party."
"Yes, I noticed you were among
them."
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"I hT bfn nin Cfrnt for Tntnmnl. with
w uivu 1 ve ueen umieie,! ror over iwoty year,
ami I can aay that I'unrtli have given mo nuira
relief than any other reinnly I liave ever tried. 1
aiiftil crtatniy reeontmeiifl thent to air rieuus aa
te.i. ail mey are repreaented."
Tboi. Olllard, Elfin, 111.
JpfffVh Best For
fjf jtlr The Dowels j
N'er tslfkeu, keii rlihpo. 10c, J!5c. 6flc. Never
in hnlte. 1'h I'dinin tialtlft. sittitt.ii f
(iusuuiittmi to euro or yuur mouej Lck.
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 507
AKKUAL SALE, TEN imUON BOXES
Photographs and Life
Size Portraits
We have one of the best fitted up Gal-
eri.'S in the State, nnd (ire ivuv piepar.d
to do nil kind of worif. Won't say "1
would like to have a gord 1 if pize tor-
trait, hut have not a good pK-t'ire to get
it from." Come and hav one ninde.
I'atronies lion e industry. A;! we nok
i a trial; if not sti ted it wiil cost you
nothing.
W. M. COBLE & SON
KINSTON, N. C.
Whtn You Visit the Worlds' Fair Stop at
THE INSIDE INN
You will thus resit-e tulit inside the
ground and cave all tirenonie journeys
to and fro 2.2S7 tielr(K)tus, with and
without hath and a dmingrtoom seating
i,5(IO tieople KxtraordinarvriroTeetiop
ftrai''tt fire nneiee led cum ne, tiieriui
erviw Ktes 1 50 to So o't Cumne n
lau: S3 to 7 Atmrieau nian. wlik-h
itic'ndes dilv admis-ion in lKth ease-.
f or reservations and full detai s. ad.
drem
THE INSIDE INN
WoM Fair G rounds. St. Louis. --; V
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
OF MEDICIKE,
tDICHE-BETISTlTT-HUWCT
Modem Laboratcrie la ckart of ipecialiita. -Quit
Syitaw. tVipariaa-Cmica. . , .
BedjidaUachiBf law cwa HoapitaL '
yr1tiledn,formtini.WTteTHt PBOCTOlt.
Ttie Story of the Duel Between Han
llton nnd Burr.
The story of the Hamilton-Burr duel
Is tragic In its brevity. The little party
of live the principals, their seconds
and the surgeon was ou the ground
not long after sunrise. The prelimi
naries were soon arranged. As i'en
dletori, Hamilton's second, gave him
his pistol, he asked, "Will you have
the hairspring Bet?"
"Not tills time," was the significant
reply, and then the men faced each
other.
According to the best authorities up
on a disputed subject. Burr flred at the
word. At the report, Hamilton started
forward with a convulsive movement,
reeied, involuntarily discharging his
pistol Into the foliage above him, and
fell headlong. Burr, with on expres
sion of pain upon his face, sprang to
ward him, but Van Ness, his second,
seised hlin by the arm and hurried him
down the bank and Into their boat.
Hamilton, being lifted up, revived
Tor a moment and gasped, "lhis is e
mortal wound, doctor!" Relapsing
again Into unconsciousness he was
again revived by the fresh air of the
river. "Pendleton knows," he said,
trying to turn toward his friends, "that
I did not intend to Are at him."
At 2 the afternoon following he
had breathed his last.
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Refrigerators, -Water
Coolers,
Hammocks
Go-Carts,
Baby Carriages,
Porch Chairs
A ull and complete line of
Fiihiiture and Novelties. :'
All in bargain prices.
Your patronage solicited
and 6ati6f action guaranteed
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Kft North Queen Street
Qrsiwrer's New Building - Kiasrcs, N. 0
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O TTUS-J A f eA.A.
OF THE
Citizens Savings Bank,
OF KlNSTON, N. C.
At close of business June 30, 1904.
Monster Bowl of Pnnch.
In 1004 Admiral Edward Russell,
communder of tbe English Mediterra
nean fleet, entertained 0,000 people in
a large garden In Alicante, where he
served the largest bowl of punch ever
brewed. It contained twenty gallons of
lime Juice, four hogsheads of brandy.
oae pipe of Malaga wine, twenty-five
hundred lemons, thirteen hundred
weight of fine white Bugar, three pack
ages of toasted biscuits, fifty-one
pounds of grated nutmegs and eight
hogsheads of water.
The whole was prevented from dilu
tion in case of rain by a large canopy,
which spread over a marble fountain
bowl which held the punch. The punch
was served by a boy, who rowed about
the basin of the fountain in a boat
built, for the purpose aud refilled the
empty cups.
Two Scotch Storlea.
A Scotch schoolmaster in Banffshire
years ago bad strong views ou the sub
ject of dress. In the day when crino
line was the rage a girl came to school
with a very extensive one, which much
exceeded the space between the desk
and the form on which she had to sit.
The teacher, seeing this, said to her,
"Gang awa' home and tak off thse
girds (hoops) and come back to the
school as God made ye.
Another rough and ready dominie
was examining his boys in a catechism
and asked if -God bad a beglnnlug.
'No," scid the boy. -Will he have an
end r "Yes, he replied. This was
followed instantly by a buffet on the
side of the bead. "Will he hove en
end noor "No," said the boy, aiid the
master was satisfied. .
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts $173,401.75
Overdrafts. 2,346.06
Bonds 1,000.00
Banking House and Fixtures 8,954.59
Due from Banks 63,757.42
Cash I7, 774.78
267,234 60
g LJAiUJUlTliiS.
o Capital Stock $50,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits . . . . , 15,711.82
g Dividends Unpaid 4,000.00
g Deposits . . . 193,479.16
5 Cashier's Checks 188. so
Due Banks t.8n.o3
N. J. BOUSE, Kinston, N. C.
B. V. CANADY, Kinston,N. C.
L HARVEY. Kinston. N. C.
J. B. BOD, Kinston, N. C.
I). OET1INMEK, Kinston, N. C
v 267,234.60
DIRECTORS.
W. L. KENNEDY, Falling Creek.
JESSE JACKSON, Kinston, N. C.
J. W. GRAINGER, Kinston, N. C.
J. F. TAYLOR, Kinston, N. C.
D. F. W OOTEN, Kinston, N. C.
N. J.
OFFICERS.
ROUSE. President, Kinston, N. C.
B. W. CANADY, Vice-President, Kinston, N. C.
CflAS. F. HARVEY, Cashier, Kinston, N.
GEO. B. WEBB,.
- Undertaker and Embalmer
: KIN'S TON,- N. C. .
lector, j
mi. Ttiotw? i1m r: ' WiDcornlr.1 TgV1 Mrrrrmw.
iuo.lv3; Uib, 3; JLlii-LilSiUJtlLU.J
tZl : Illioo.
In a5, U.
UaLsA rCdoeys aad Bladder El-M
Tennraton's u3Icrrtet Brown.
I have a question to asX" "an
nounced the literary man. "You know
Tennyson's line: -
; "Tbe charm of married brows, r ,
Well,' tlid he mean by that ' the
crowning charm of married women, or
did he refer to the charm of eyebrows
that meet in -the middle? " In the
Arabian Nights there sre many pas
sages to wbico such eyebrows re
spoken of as a great charm, inceed. but
In the west out beauty" doctors give
explicit : directions , to preveut ; Bucb
growths. AYhat did Tennyt-a mean,
anyhow 7 Philadelphia Tress. j
. ' a oot it. ' " . ' ;
Teacher ViDle. give me a sentenca
In which the term hook and eye is used.
Willie Me an pa went flshinV' i Ta
told me f bait me hook aa I did,
Baltimore American.
A BevelnttosC
- Wif e 1 haven't a gown fit to wear,
Husband Jove! That's the reason' none
f the servjints will stay here. New
York Times. , v'; . " :
It costs wore to live than formerly,
but then people lire longer, so it is
sbout e-en. Monigoraery Advertiser. -
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Ft. Phrstetans M done thet , oro Jm ms. of Ollloa,
8. C who had one of the moot terrlbt ce of RHEUMATISM oa
" IT CURCD HCLLC3S CBIPPLt.
, Mr. WI!ktvf!tatliitbtnrM(llmtlcr,4e4Aa(aitl8, 1901: - '
' Mrktavara 4rawa back mil nr Itubc4 mr kipa. I w aa kellta a a baby
tar trl U mmih. Th ajaaelaa of mr arma an lefa war kar mni ahrivcled a. I
attriitukmrxmtom. Wat ttcatas f (ix iiBetent rkfrictana 1 McColl.DiJlM
aa Minfr., but ntmt o I ba coal a1 m anr jooi. ntliOc. J. P. Eoifif. of Dilles, toM
r Mtrfrwi KHEUMACIDS. I twfaa tetaka h. an 4 before ibaSnt koctla wat uae
I k'na.1 to (M bcttrr. I t 51 bcai.'ea ni araa camplctclr care." , .. , ., .
Ui. i. P. Siag cvafitau Mr. Wilaaa' atateaKM ia mrr anulw.
tacs TB1V SOTTLt at NT ON APPLICaTIOn TO
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RALEIGH, - N. C.
Agriculture, Engineering."
civil , Electrical Mechanical,
and Mining), Industrial
Chemistry, Textile Industry.
520 Students, 35 Instructors, v j
X uition $ 20 a year, Board $8
a month, 120 Scholarships.
Address
I President Winston, J
J , RALEIGH, N. C. .
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Because we supply them with
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Hats and Trimmings
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Praid, lanndry, tuition, aod li-es for Be of text boots, etc., J1G0 a year.
3 For DOD-rfsidents of the State tl8. ThirUtDth antuaJ sesniou begriDs g
H Septemter 29, ll'O. To tecure board in the dormitories all free-tu tion y
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