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THE FREE PEESS CO., Publishers.
IDULNIEL T. EDWARDS Editor.
CL W. FORLAW Managing Editor.!
Entered at Postofflee at Kinstotn, N.
' C, as second-class mail matter.
ance niensures wt. uu'iin measures
thut really amount to something. The
present compulsory attendance In
in thin t-tate in jut about as weak
am wutcr. It will never reach and
remedy the eurse of popular ignor
ance.
We conduct our affaire in both
state and church too much a though
these organizations were inntituted
Kesolntions or ltespect, caras on . . . . f . . .
Thanks, Obituary Notices, etc., will
U aharged for at one cent per word. and woraeni wherea in a very Pro'
nounced phase of the subject the
adult in the leant important element
i
entering the problem of government
NORFOLK SOUTHERN R. R. social uplift. An the twig i
No. 15 ...... Lv. 5.30 A. M. bent no in the tree inclined. And
No. 8 Lv. 7:45 A. M.J the church and government and other
No. 7 Lv. 18:28 A. M.lforn)S Q or?anjzefj society do their
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- luuijr ay wic i-unu ill iiim carurr yeuia
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ATLATIC COAST LINE R. R. I little xpceial effort w ill have to be
Wo, 68 .... Lv. ...... 7:10 A. M.J expended for the :tke of the way
. 73 ------ Ar. ...... i'.0 r. M. I ward adult. I'rojx-r care jiivcn to
Wo. 72 Lv 4 !; I childhood and chiMhood'H interests
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KINSTON CAROLINA R. R. " """"" h,mt
r. tv 4-00 P Ml"1"' ""t 11 Wl" Pr('uy jeyiM'n tne
Ma. 2 Ar. 8:55 A. M. Iload as well us very iiiateriullv uc
MOVEMENT OF TRAINS.
CAROLINA R. R.
Ko. 333 Lv 4:30 P. M.
Ho. 332 Ar. 7:35 A. M.
Wednesday Evening. .April 8, 1914.
CHAUTAUQUA WEEK.
eelerate our progress as a race.
Villa doesn't like u Spaniard any
now.
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THE NEXT POSTMASTER
Don't forget the June 'lmutiuiiia
lt'M not a bit too early to begin to
plan for it. We ought to take steps
to give it the widest publicity. The
Name of W. D. LaRoque Sent to
Senate by the President.
The president Tuesday nominated
Mr. Wultor Dunn LalJoque, business
man and former mayor,' to be post
master of Kinston. His name will go
-uauiauo,na AHKociaiio n oirennsyi-ibefore the senate committee in n
Vania in goinj; to put forth Hpecinllduy or two probably and the noini
effort- to advertise the event; but nation will be confirmed by the sen-
we must not rest with that. In order
to get the bent result from the or
ate next week. Mr. LaKomic is the
selection of Congressman Claude
Kitehin and was mioikW1 bv neri-
camou we kuouicI give it the widest atorial influence. II,. will urobablv
publicity posfiiblc.
take office about June 1, the tenure
5VTe would (suggest that business; f the incumbent expiring May 151
tnen und olhera advertise it on every
letter Hent out between now and June
24th and that we use all other moth
ods of publicity that may be availa
We, We lire going to hav,. a big
time in Kinstoii during chnutanqua
week and we want everybody
know it. That occasion could well
Frank A. Moseley was nominated
tor the lxistniastei'slnp at Snow
Hill.
Foley Kidney Pills Successful for
Rheumatism and Kidney Trouble.
Positive in action for backache,
j()weak back, rheumatics, kidney and
bladder troubles. P. J. Dovd, Ode.
Texas, writes: "After taking1 two
bottles of Foley Kidney Pills, my
h made a home-coming week, too
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inuM. in cnautauqua a big rheumatism and kidney trouble are
""'' h well as u pleasant time!! completely gone." Safe and effec
tive. J. E. Hood & Co.. (ndv)
NEGLECTED CHILDREN.
FEEBLE OLD PEOPLE.
1. 1 i i . i . t
..c..ee mat triree-jourths of Are To(J H()w to Rega,n Slren3lh
Tuue comes jrom neglected clnl- an(j yor
Iron 1,..!..., 1K.... II 111.... I
..,, ri,., Millie..- tit T 11. illlt'Il 111 1 I , . . . hi
I As one grows old the waste of tin
aw charge to the Wake county grand system beeoines more rapid than re
jury the other day, as told in the I pair, the organs net more sluwlv and
New- an.l Observer. And one of thel'e'iS effectively than in youth, the eir
lc Cash Certificate
in Every Package
Tils certificate If giTea
mm u a teiaporaryoiicr; !
yod ret Bort. taaa yocr
nkkePs worth ia Reyaa
Cigarettes Uemielret..
m
You Can Get Your Money Back
If You Don't Find They Are
made from the finest tobacco grown in America. How
does that strike you? If we weren't mighty sure that
Reynos are the finest domestic nickel cigarette sold over
the counter, we wouldn't make you
the offer we do.
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FTbarettes
arc mr.de from the kind of tobacco that make? the aging and blending "of tobacco gives you in
friends and l:eeps them. A long while ago Reyno Cigarettes a smoke of rare mildness and
we selected this tobacco and it is now a ripe excellent flavor. OnlygenuineimportedFrench
old age. Our 39 years of "knowing how" in paper used in making Reynos. Try them today.
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N. C.
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J il&Zflt 19921 iSbilf
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KMTIk-
OR. R. A. WHITAKER
Physician and Surgeon
New Huilding corner Blount
street and Locust Alley, opposite
Hooker, Churchill & Co.
Office: 303
'Phones :
Residence: 152
first easew that was called after his
houor had linUhed hi charge wn
State vh. William and lluherl Pierce.
harped with assaulting their fa
iner. the defendants ere hot h
hays, the older heiujr M und th
ft
younjjer 17. The report jjoes iu:
"Judse Allen aske.l the elder if lit'
could read end he sui.l he couldn't
f4l . . ...
ine younp'r had iilit ability to
.tumble over the printed pnj;e. Who
ia preiident of the United Stale
I i tit
JutiRe alien aketl the seventeen-
year-old boy, and he didn't know
the senior Mini Wilson. And who is
governor of North Carolina 1 Judgf
Allen uked the elder, who was forc
ed to pass. The jurist asked the
younjrer then, an,i he said 'Tuft.' Unt
ine folks did n t lausjh much. It was
too tragic."
And indeed it was typical of one
f the tragedies of our day: Neglect -
4 childhood and youth. These youth
ta.t.t ..I..., ' im ..
mv iiu inMiiuifu ineir oio lather
were the product of neglect not
alone in the home but of neglect by
HOeiety orKnnirej as state or as
"hurehe or other bodies whose only
hVflkdM fit, kInM ,1. .1
, mui( in im- eievnilOII Oil Pi
the human creature. The
prpMuniItf(1 and answers given madd
it clear that the tfe had negleetetl
!them in the matter of education. It
Li the state's business to provide it
children it: i no.t valuable, asset
not only with the means of obtaining
ftn education, but it shoidd, by pom-
ulatioji is pour, the blood thin and
digestion weak.
Vino!, our delicious eo,l liver mid
iron (ottic without oil i the ideal
streugthener and body -builder for
old folks, for it contain tlie very
elements needed to rebuld wnting
tissues and replace weakness with
strength'. Viuol also foitilies the sy
torn ngainst colds and 1 1 1 u prevent
pneumonia.
-Mrs. Mary Jvey, of Coliiiiibu-, Ga,
say : ''If people only knew the good
iaol does old people, '1 mil sure you
woul.l be unable to supply the
niand. I never tok anything before
that did me so much good ns Vinol.
It is the finest tonic and strength
creator I ever used in mv life."
If Vinol fails to build up. the
feeble, old jieople, and ereate strength
we will return your money. J. E.
Mood & Co., Druggists, Kinston; N.
(adv)
8S T. H. FAULKK
Bsntlsi
OlBci: 120 S. McLewean St
Near Residence.
P. S. Our Saxo Salve stops itch
ing and begins healing at onee.
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
C ASTORIA
6. G. MOORE
Attomey-at-Law
Library Building
si .
KINSTON,
N. C.
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The Diebold
Best, Safest and
Cheapest Safe
to Buy.
Fire and Burglar
; Proof.
Any Size Easy
Terms. See
Corny G. Tyndall
Agent.
KINSTON, N. C.
Hot Chocolate
Ice Cream
Cold Drinks
Lowney's Candy
J. T. Skinner & Son
"We Strive to PIW
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We have tried to build a banking institu
tion safe and worthy of y our patronage. You,
by yourconfidence and liberal patronage, have
made thi? Bank the premier banking institu
tion of this section. A cordial invitation is
ii extended to all to avail themselves of its
excellent facilities.
oiticirs
N. J. ROUSE, Pres.
DR. H. TULL. Vice Presidcrit.
D.F.WOOTEN, Cashier,
J. J. BIZZELL, Ass't Cashier,
T. W. HEATH. Teller.
DIRECTORS.
W. L. Kennedy David Oettinger
H. Tull
J. H. Canady
L. C. Moseley
J. F. Parrott
C. Felix Harvey
H. E. Moseley
F. Taylor
H. H. McCoy
5. H. Isler
N. J. Rouse
INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS:
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD,
IMiUry attendance inea.ares, P Now Occupying New Office one Door East of Tie Post Office
iwmsion insurance & Kealty Ca
that the tak the tonieii'ihus pro-
h'ed. Ani by eommlsory attend- Phone 218
The Mat ionaS Basik; ;of 'ECSristoii
THE OLDEuMmSeSPB
Hreat
PROGRESS
HAS BEEN
MADE
in business methods, and. this
banK has kepi pace with
(hem.
hi!e conservative in the
interest of SAFETY, our
. equipment and business
methods are modern. Let us
da business together to our
mutual advantage. 1
Cpitslv 0100,000.00
Surplus, $20,000.00
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