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fiSepboni All
An a fnr whitA ful Ann frt rnlmwl A'
PllW.d Everji Afte ES fTf'r''riToU. of furniture,
I" ". 1 except that. a mattress , U thrown on
the floor, when an unfortunate is hlc
over niht, constituted the jail. In
cold weather it is cruel to put a per-
12 u k u 80n int0 the ,ockuf 'r ere is 1
provision for. keeping tnem warm ana
in hot weather it must be like coon
Gait Braxton, Editor and Manager ling a fellow to put him :n the little box
I to roast under the su.'a direct rays
l a. v:. kltii raJiM I
great deal of attention in many place
now. In many states prison commis
sioners are had, whose duty it is to
Departments 75 1 nee that proper sanitary jails are pro
vided and these officials bave the right
Monday Evening-,. . . .August 10, 1914. . un ... . - th rf
r ' '
ers transferred to another city o?
For the past ten days or more Kin- county, if needs be, pending the eret
inn hni 1wm.ii regular summer re- tion of suitable buildings. there ?s no
sum. Th tmnralur has been "?t reason why lawbreakers should bt
Ughtful" and the stay at homes hav treated as other than human being:
it on the 8'linhore and mountain re- Unfortunate or jnaHcious or both,
sorters. Ithougft-they be, tney snouid not oe
o- I forced to occupy foul, unsanitary, fui-
For "arising to the occasion" th. njturelesB coops.
Wilson administration nas nna no Cant some arrangement be made
no equal. It is alarming to contem- buil(i at an eariy datt, jan m0(iern
plate what, the consequences of th L, jtg appointments, conforming to the
Mexican situation and the European humane idea now prevailing in the
War would have been to this country' I handling of criminals.
bad it not been for the wisdom of
President Wilson and bis advisers at
these critical periods.
r
ti
WHAT OTHERS SAY
When you feel that all is dark and
gloomy just cast a reflecting glance
Europewsrd and consider what misery,
'k J .1 I. knl...
uorrur aim ucovjruvii i nun unn
Scattered broad cast. The homes
I saying that blood
t-r,"
s thick k- than wa-
Where Grandsons Fell Out.
(Wilmington Star.)
King George of Great Britain and
Emperor William of Germany are
grandot!S of Queen Victoria. They
are flrst cousins, and yet the country
.that are torn up by the ravages of af eucl i endeavoring to conquer the
War and the funerals at the front other. Thsi shows that our posterity
twithaut even the presence of loved c"nt be counted on t0 verifv the oia
ones to pay a last earthly tribute tu
'the departed. Then be thankful that
ou are tin American at nome. Airships Larger Than Naval Fleets
ti -- ' 0 I (Wilmington Dispatch.)
The Kalelgn ews ana uoserver is- Tner1 Bre neary 2,000 airships en
aued today its annual Educational edl-1 gaged in the present European war,
Won, setting forth very interestingly larger than the combined navies of th-
.1 U., , I n HI I llllk IIUUVIIO J. Mv IIUIUUCIl W.
,v11 likely b! gwelled by the aJdition of
Deing mane m me otaie. u is a inQW Drivatey vWned aeroplanes, which
source of gratification to all friends oi are apt to be .commandered by the dif
education that North Carolina is giv- ferent countries. The airships, even
Jngmore attention' to these matter though. H has not reached i its full
!!'mndth aerminfed eflfort i bfin w w cupa.y, ,enwy
- Iirmnir t.n nrnvc fit hur vullio n thn war
; i mato to bring the State from its lowly pecWly fof obgervation purp08W.
Place among us sisters 'n mauers eau-1 Newg dispatches have also told of the
cational to one in which it' can t (aircraft being used as, means oi at-
truTy said that our boys and glm.. " 'tere,ti"f tcn
tne maneuvers oi tne airsnips in ii's,
war, as a mattec for future benefit
NORFOLK -SOUTHERN
RAILROAD
ROUTE OF THE
"NIGHT EXPRESS"
Schedule mEffect Jan. 11, '14
N. B. -The following schedule figures
published aa information only and
are not guaranteed.
TRAIN LEAVES KINSTON
East Bound.
11:16 p. m. Daily "Night Express'
Pullman Sleeping Cars New Bern
to Norfolk. .
7:45 a. m. Daily for Washington and
Norfolk connects for all points
North and West Parlor Car ser
vice between Washington Norfolk.
West Bound.
5:30 a. m. Daily for Goldsboro.
10:28 a. m. Daily for Goldsboro.
7:3$ p. m. Daily for Goldsboro. -
.For complete information or reser
vation of Pullman Sleeping Car space,
apply to W. J. Nicholson, Agent, Kin-
ston, N. C.
HfS. LEARD,
General Pass. Agt
Norfolk, Va.
DOVER
AND SOUTH
RAILROAD
BOUND
Schedule of Trains Carrying Passen
gers.
Effective Sunday, February 8, 19J4
South Bound Trains.
kl fc STATIONS
.v.
cr
Was it in Eastern N. C or in S
(tMiiberry Reporter.)
Mr. Sulliviui Booe, of Walkertown
ho bought tobacco n the Stokes mar.
ict at Wainu tCove lust fall, who will
buy there again this fall, and who is
.t present buying tobacco in Eastern
North Carolina, spent Sum'.ny at Pied
i'groung men and young Wutr.tn, are ei
'"joying all tbe advantages that it Is
possible for a state to furnish them.
GERMANY SURPRISED BUT NOi
DEFEATED.
Austria's flat refusal to come to
Uertnany . aul on the sea una
her declaration of non-combalancy
vith England is perhaps the worst mont Springs, returning to Fairmont
blow that the Kaiser has felt. IKobeson county, Monday. Mr. Boot
Germany, even with, the help of t:i, stated thut tobacco is selling down
117'.... .u
An.trUn now hn. vrv littl rhnn I "u umn evci
. , I befor e known "in the history of tobacco
of success on the high seas. The andihat iti8 the opinion of tobacco men
combined strength of Englisd anri that the farmers are iroinir to hit it
rigni iuis iinie. .nr. uooe saia mat
grades which last fall sold at 10 to
12 are now bringing 18 to 20, and
wrappers that brought 40 cents last
full are now bringing 50 and upwards
French ships will no doubt overwhelm
her and without Austria it will pro
bably b the Kaiser'.- plan to avoul a
seatconflict as long as possible.
The "success of the Belgian defense
at Liege must not be taken as in indi
cation that the Kaiser is whipped or
that he 's ready to give up the tighi.
Comparatively (speaking a very insi
nicant part of the German army ha
been in 'conflict nnd the stubborn uc
fense of the Belgiuns was evidently
not anticipated. The dpniches t;iat
the German troops were not supplied
with sufficient food, if true, would lend
to the theory that no preparation had
been made for a siige of the Belgian
strongholds because no resitnaiu-e of
any consequence was looked for. N
doubt the checking of the German ad
vance guard by the Belgians ha given
to the enemies of the Ka'ser oppot
tunities for preparation that nothing
else would, and this insistence is des
tined to play an important part in the
ultimate result of the war. It is now
reported that France and England an
rushing soldiers to the assistance or
the Belgian and the great titanie ei
fort of the invaders wilt probably be
staged on Belgian soil within a very
short tpaes ( time. U '. lf"i
ONE OF KINSTOVS JCEEDS.
. There is perhaps no greater neeC
confronting this 'e'ty at present than
an adequate city jail or lockup.' At
present the city has provided only a
coop, a place unfit-fir -tho incarcera
tion rf tnl-ir.!', to'rsy'-ncthir.s cf t-ji
The Steamship Holdup.
(Charlotte News.)
Secretary Garrison was quoted yes
terday as expressing chagrin at the
action of American steamship compa
nies which are desired to bring home
tranded Americans. Mr. Garrison
tated that formerly these vessels were
obtainable at $i00 per day, but that
due to the demand for these relief
.-hips, the prices had bwn doubled.
Mr. Garrison declared that he did not
Impose to allow these greedy compa
iv to "siphon funds out of the Ameri
an treasury. The steamship company
otlii'ial who would take advantage of
a situation like thut now existing to
put g-id in his Docket is very much the
same type rs the !on shark who fai
te'.is on lite misi'or.une of his neighbors.
Lv Dover
Lv Foys
Lv Taylors
Lv Phillips
i Lv Wimsatt
Lv Comfort
Lv Petersburg
Ax Richlands
7
P. M.
4:45
5:00
5:04
5:13
553
5:42
6:00
6:05
5
A. M
4.45
5:02
5:Qfl
5J7
5:28
5:49
6:10
6.15
Chndxen: Cry
FOR' FLETCHER'S i
CASfF O R I A
r OR. ,F. FITTS
:J: Osteopaibic Physician ,
Over Kington Ins.,' & Realty Co.
. Office Houri .9-12. .2-6
' Nights and Sundays by
Appointment.
Examination' Free Phone 80
;- Littleton College -1
A well-eublihd. we!l-njippd, nd vty
pfoiperoui Khoolfor irl nd younc woman.
Fll term beini September 16, 1914.
Fot catalorue, kddrau
J. M. HODES, Lit letoa, N. C.
CHICHESTER SPILLS
L4lral Ak yr Irrtei'it f r
4 hlkfclraltlniMd lirm
I'oxet sealed vriLh hum Kiitca.
Tk m ktaer. Iluv mf vanp
ShrmwfimU Atk fVCI!M in -TEB ft
DIAMOND l;aAM FILL, fr t&
jtun ktowiuEeit, Safcet, Atwtyi Kc!iil
SOLD BY ORl'QGISTS EVERYWHERE
Mil
1 1 Mil
l
. Have you noticed thatWeare not talking' so much aboutpiice
in these advertisements? It is QUALITY you vant iri'Furni
ture. The price is secondaryyou want furniture that will
wear and wear wellyou buy for a long tunecannot change
furniture every new moon. We charge you what the f urnitun.
costs us plus a reasonable profit " Everv man: JAman it.ij
. m . J - w Ma uvav UUJU
the deal is satisfied with that policy.
North Bound Trains
STATIONS
6 8
A. M. A M
At Dover 7 :55 7.55
Ar Foys 7:38 7:40
Ar Taylors 7:34 76
Ar Phillipa 7:23 727
Ar Wimsatt 7:12 7:18
Ar Comfort 6:51 7:90
Ar Petersburg 6:30 6:4(1
Lv Richlands' 625 6:35
Trains run daily except Sunday.
N. S. RICHARDSON,
Traffic Manager.
D. W. RICHARDSON,
General Manager.
KINSTON & CAROLINA
LUMBER CO.
R. R
THE NEUSE
MANTEL CO.
Corner Bright and
Heritage Streets
Manufacturers of
Doors, Sash, Special Front
Doors, Stair Work, Grilles,
Mouldings and Interior
Finish; Mantels, Columns,
Balusters, Porch Rail,
in'
Screen Doors and Win
dows. Store Fronts and
Office Fixtures a Specialty
- If
hj been to iniv.
urRMnzuim iviiutary. Alon
-WUL 9 Men or Boy,
J t.r.(-r writ H-Olnt rihte. deluled from .Z
.... a N.lltor( Dollar Motel d V. S. dovpnm.!
v W. rWhy? Lake toVswIm!
' -v. M f
IRA M. HARDY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
102 W. Caswell St.
'Phone 479.
Residence 300 West Lenoir St.
'Phone 507.
rXTQUR WEEKLY LIMERICK
Prominent inservice, is General Hardware,
bxcelled bv none, tor hardware t ad tear.
hardvarej
WITH
6TO
TERS
HERE,
r When you appear,
Time Table No. 4.
Effective March ,22, 1914, k:00 a. m.
Daily except Sunday.
No. 1
P. M.
3:00 Lv.
3:10 Lv.
3:20 Lv.
3:50 Lv.
4:20 Lv.
4:30 Ar.
STATIONS
Kinston
Jackson
Albritton's
Sparrows
Lynchburg
Pink Hill
WM. HAYES,
General Superintendent.
R. A. HONEYCUTT,
Superintendent.
No. 2
A. M.
Ar. 9:K
Ar. 8.50
Ar. 8:40
Ar. 8:20
Ar. 8:05
Lv. 8:00
DR. R. A. WHITAKER
Physician and Surgeon
New Building corner Blount
street and Locust Alley, opposite
Hooker, Churchill & Co,
Office: 303.
Residence: 152
Thones:
He'll salnte yon, try to suit yon, and treat yon all fair.
Our Line of General Hardware
CONSISTS OF
Heavy, Shelf and Builders'
HARDWARE
Range,. Heater,. Oil' and Gio!ine Stove,, Kitchen Utenil, Anti-Rut Tin, Granite
and Enamel Ware, Washing Machine. Tubs, Wringers and Boilers, Churns,
Ice Boxes, Refrigerators, Ice Cream Freezer, and a -host of items too
numerous to enumerate. When you want Hardware, reaenbtr there
is sot a HarsVart want we caa't supply.
D. V. DIXON C& SON
III
BBOL
EaV fcWt,i.S lsaiNsii.U.L.sl.ih.sJ.aC - fJJ.-l
AN Meal Christian Home School. Preparatory and Colleaiate courses. Art
Fhd rv 1 'Al"5-,JLrkkDbl,i,f,I,n-' steam heat- 'Electric lights. Excellent
hJn w Gymnaslam.. Park like campus. Concerts, lectures, tennis, basket
ball. Write for our catalog before selecting the college for your daughter.
GEORGE J. RAMSEY, M. A., LL. D, President. Raleigh, N. C
)OVEU AND SOUTH ROUND RAIL
ROAD. To the pu!l:c:
Regular afternoon train will be
held at Dover. Sunday Aufunt 2nd,
Sunday August l(Uh and Sunday Au
jrusU30th, 1914, until arrival of Nor.
folfc Southei n af ternocn train from
Morehecd City, and the following
round trip, rates rate to Dover are
authorized :J .
From R'chlanda ............
From Petersburg; ...........
r rom comfort Z0c
From Wimfatt . . 60c
From Phillip ?0c
Tickets good only cn data ef sale.'
,' .; N. S. KICHAKDSOX
. s ' . Traffic Manager.
Dover, N. C, July 29, ml
7j
The North Carolina College of Agri
culture and Mechanic Arts.
TIih State Industrial Collejre of
fers strong courses in Ajfriculture,
Horticulture, Stock-raising, Dairying,
Poultry,, Veterinary Medicine; in Ci
vil, Deotric'al, and Mechanical En.
tnneerinf; in Chemistry and Dyeing:
in Cotton Manufncturiinr, and in
Agricultural teaching-, j.Four yenr
courses in Ajrrictilture tind in Ma
cniuc Shop Work. Fatuity of 01
aw; 738 students; 25 fctiildings; es
ccllent equipment and laboratories
for each department., On July 9tli
County S'ieriutendeiita conduct en
trance examinations at eaci county
eat. For catalogue write .
V ? E- B- OWEN, Registrar,
- v'; Went Baleish, X. C
CASTOR I A
For Infants tnd CbJUres
In Use Fcr Over 20 Yesra
Ahraji beara
tne .
Sisnatur of
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SUBSCEIEE TO THE FREE PRES
Tobacco Flues That Fit
Get them now to avoid the rush. Tin, Slate and Galvanized
Roofing, Metal Shingles and Gutters of all kinds. Call and see
our stock which has the quality with it. If you want anything
for the roof we haveiit. Come, Phone or write us. :
SCOTT & WALLER
Phone No. 189 Kinston, N. C
The National Bank of Winston
WT I Ist lBl .1 1 U 'J I U UK .Dl -fit - IMii ...fl.a. a m -I . aiti
. -rJ, 4k IMrrfCJUPI lltt HI l i'SfgKi :kmi'l
REAT
PROGRESS
HAS BEEN
MADE
in business methods, and ihif
: bank has kept pace with
r them. ; Z z -7'-:;
While conservative in the
interest or SAFETY, our
Arfflmn Ani anil - k II f in A f f
fl; I; 1 - lUUIUIMUll aiiU UU9IIIC
uu uujino iuu cuter iu uui
j- mutual advantage. .
. Capita!. x: $100,000.00
' Surplus, j- j $90,000.00
''THE : OLDEST AND ; STRQXGEST JBftliK IIITIIECPUIITY.''
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