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Monday Evening. October 19, 1911
The war tax measure passed by the
Senate includes a tax of one cent on
telephone conversation'
a hit at "free Hpeech."
Looks like
Hubby will no doubt (ret u more
correct line on wifey's talking abili
ty now that a cent for each tele
phone talk is to be charged.
. 1
When the "lion lays down with the
lamb" has truly been exemplified in
the visit of the "Kentucky KURNEL"
pression is due to Democratic mis
management, and more of this talk
can be expected in the campaigns now
be'nfr waged. But it would almost
border on an affront to the intelli
gence of the American electorate to
dignify such efforts by making re
plica. The actions cf the party in
power have Rpoken so eloquently that
it is safe to say that the fail elec
tions will not only return the great
er number of Democrats to their
seats in the National Congress, but
others will be added. The Democrat
ic purty has accomplished more rem
edial legislation in the short space
of two years than hns ever been put
on the statute books in a like period
before. The tarty has been weighed
in the balance end found NOT want
ing.
SHEPHERD TELLS HOW
FRENCH REGARD COSSACKS
(Continued from Page One.)
cannons, trophies which Napoleon
SOUTHERN BELL'S
WISE CHOICE
The Southern Bell Telephone and
Telegraph Company has changed its
district managers at Raleigh, and the
new manager is Mr. W. A. Jennings,
i .South Carolinian, who has been
cashier of the Raleigh office for al-
He is one of the
managers in the
4 wViito Hnnsp. But then this is
an aire of the unexpected and noth- mo w years.
in alarms us. youngest district
" i . . ..
service or trie comDanv and has won
The Marconi station at Honolulu his promotions by strict attention to
manifested a different attitude to- business. Mr. .Tonninrra (a d, t
"ew ' at
tentive to the interests of the patrons
England station a week or two ago. or nis company, and makes friends
The lesson taught the latter evident- hy the score on account of his mani-
ly had its good effect. test personal interest in the accom-
- plishment of entirelv sntiefaon,...
All efforts of southern senators to service. H i nri a.i .u.
I - v, UVTVIU Ui 1 1 1 M I
tacK on a cotton rener amendment to air of mechanieal indifference that i
the war tax bill failed, but the Cot- so often noticeable in official., of ,.
ton States representatives, to a man, opolistic public service corporations.
Btood by the amendment and the Jun- The selection of snrh t.
mi.
Jennings for important places will
a supremo effort in its behalf. nr. i ,i,i u .i
. ......
Kln.ton'a tolmrro r .1.111 nn U,K ""P company's service,
... .... but ivill trreatlv henefit th .v,f.,
a' ' v . 1 "111 J HI I i y
from the standpoint of adding friends
among its patrons, and thus help to
eliminate that feeling of animosity
so easily aroused against such
concerns
the climb, and it begins to look like
all previous season's records are to
be eclipsed without u doubt. An aver
age break of a third cf n million for I ,
that is
trie lour selling days the past week,
when the rain fell almost unceasing
ly, in a record to be proud of. The
prices are improving and the plant
era. in the majority of cases, are sat
isfied
WHAT OTHERS SAY
brought from the ends of Europe. I
wonder if all the tattered flag3 seiz
ed in other days from other armies by
armies of France are still in their
glass cases in the Invalides, or have
they been hidden igncminously also
with the trophies of art?
Come around behind this old Inva
lides building topped by a dome. Sol
diers stop you. Under the dome rests
'a great stone sarcophagus. I know
it well because I have spent hours like
every other tourist gazing at it. I
know it stands there under the dome
in the center of that stone circle with
magic names .of "Austcrlitz" and "Se
dan" worked in marble below it. Na
poleon lies here. I remember the
shrine with the marble Christ watch
ing over the dead Emperor':; grave,
and I remember in nil thi m-ci
building that the word "Napoleon" is
cnistiied only once, and in small let
ters under the k-pntpaco "I ,l..;,. f
, . . . . . wouc LU
rest on the banks of the Seine, amic
tbo French people whom I loved
wtll." How well are you restinc thi
Indian summer afternoon. Nanoleon
with those German cannon sounding
at the gates of Paris?
V,, in. . .
"y uiik io icmns all you
please and get no answer. They
nave only to do with the nast. r v
how, and the cannon and a German
aeroplane Hying overhead reminded
mt of the present. "Where are the
French airmen?" I asked an ofeei
of the guard. "Everybody believes
they re all dead," he said. "The Times
said the other day that when the
world knows, at the proper time, th
story of our airmen, it will thrill and
weep. As I said goodby to the off
cer he turned away to continue h
joo oi guard:ng the tomb cf Napol
eon.
The Eiffel Tower, 1,000 feet high
loomed before us in the evenine- dusk
"The Germans will cut that in two
with their shells," said the cab driv
er. "That's the wireless station
What a fall it will be!"
For the past few nights the
or Europe have been sleeping and
marching and killing under a full au
tumn moon. There has been surnris
ingly little rain in Eurooe and rvm
London has had only snlendid clem
days. So it was throue-h a beautiful
evening that I went to my big, lone
ly hotel, where there are onlv two
guests besides myself.
Great fingers of light from the Eif
fel Tower scoured the skies for Zen-
pelins and one of them hitting the
GHIGHESTER S PILLS
ill n. 1.1 . .. -?
ad, Kl 3-t Jold ruenicV
JV) li l&J -'oLo no oih,,. J-,,r !, V
1 S Iff LI-':':t ! -ri i.i.", .-r a3
A ft? 3rto fcfwwn l I. .ft Alwayt U:r :
KINSTON AND CAROLINA R.
AND LUMBUK CO.
Effective Sent. 13. 19Ufi?no A. MA
No. 1 STATIONS No. 2
4:00 Lv Kinston Ar. 8:10
4:10 Lv Jackson Ar. 7:50 I
4:20 Lv Albrittcn's Ar. 7:40 1
4:50 Lv Sparrow's Ar. 7:20 i
5:20 Lv Lynchburg Ar. 7:05 !
5:30 Ar Pink Hili . ...Lv. 7:00
R. A. HONEYCUTT, Supt.
WM. HAYES. Gen'l Supt.
S3.35 Via Selma $3.65 Via Weldon
ROUND TRIP RATE TO RALEIGH.
A. t.. VIA THE ATLANTIC
COAST LINE RAILROAD,
LET'S HOPE SO
i;l,.IL Tl ii a I illlblllU LIM
Planters of Eastern Carolina have L.3l , P?P i the te Gildings across the street, light
no need to doubt the wisdom of cron Braves it ii. ... " ea my room 1,1 re'ar throbs and
I " "c "cu io recai I ramie it hipJ n
., .. w. . I tkt L- r. . . " niccu.
aivcrsincaiion. it is ominous to con-1 "" nosion Americans in lOn.T I it .
I . ... I "m.t veil in uiu evening in r aris
fj LlS!ntr . ree 8traiBht ames to the play place of the world and V
i liih rirran ifiKh i i i i . .
be in this section if it was not for Lnn VJ , u..,8, oracea ana couldn't see a soul in the streets or
th. tobacco cron. The cotton distrena I . . games. I hat I even hear a footfall
- ivvnn m ni'ri nrm n r nAA .i. l : . i
I. telling, but not to be comnared The : in the morning the boom
. . "I . iiuvb pm i or tne cannon started ao-ain
"mi caiciii, iii wuiiii it io icit iii i " ui uuii, uut me iNa
those sections where cotton is
main and only stay.
The Standard Railroad of the South,
including Admission into the Fair
urounus, uctocer 17-24, Inclusive.
On account of the North Carolina
State Fair, the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad, the Standard Railroad of
the South, has placed into effect this
very low round trip rate to Raleigh.
Our patrons and friends are invited
to take this opportunity to visit the
capital, and to participate in this most
interesting and instructive event.
Tickets on sale October 17-24, in
clusive, limited returning to reach
original starting point not later than
midnight of October 26, 1914.
Children between ages of 5 and 12 I
years, half fare. i
Spend a day with old friends at
the Carolina State Fair.
W. J. CRAIG, Passenger Traffic
Manager, Wilmington, N. C.
T. C. WHITE, General Passenger
Agent, Wilmington, N. C.
10-7-to 24th (advt )
Steadily increasing busincc c
.to indicate satisfied customers. In ad
dition fo the old customers, new faces
and new comers are gettihg acquaint
ed with this store.
Our business is Furniture-Furniture
that will please you the day it is de
livered and continue to please you all
? , 6 iaK J&S follow-there's a reason
if s FURNITURE OF CHARACTER.
If if ffli -fnwm '
'.4 V tS3 .nw IB
Mn fm B7 pi
IN SUPERIOR COURT, NOVEMBER
TERM, 1914.
North Caroli na, Lenoir County.
NOTICE:
Roberta Brown,
vs.
Heber Brown.
ine delendant above named will
take notice that an action entitled as
cave h:; been commenced in the Su
perior Court t." Ljnoir County to Dro-
curc an absolute divorce upon the
grounds provided in sub-section one
(1) of section 1561, Pell's Revisal of
r.'OS; and the said defendant will fur
ther take notice that he is reauired to
appear at the term of the Superior
Colli': .-f said county to be held on thp
Ihh day of November, 1911. at the
court-house in ?aid county in Kinston.
North Carolina, and answer or il-mnr
to the complaint in said action, or tha
plaintiff will apply to the court for
ha relief demanded in said complaint.
this 2(ith day of September, 1914.
PLATO COLLINS.
Clerk of Superior Court
We are here for business. Will sell
you one or more, or exchange, if you
have some that don't suit you. Fair
treatment and terms reasonable.
The Geo. F. Simmon's Barn, on North Street.
Don't Fail to Attend the
Great East Carolina
rdli
tho tional champions have put up a bet- U. S. SUPREME COURT
ncrvutKS UKtlSIONS
Wnlf 1VC vrn fr, . I
The season of hunting i. opening n,: :. . I . (Continued from Page One)
with its toll of accidental shootings. Bankhead of Alabama is to address i " tH?- 0kl"homa "Jim Crow
A flft.n-i,i , i i!j the eitin nf Pni,,;,.i. .v. . "UV'U'"K mar common carriers
. ii I ton situation. Th 1
huiii orvnuii una utiiiucuuunniiy noi i , - '""" lor White and b ade r.iwn
I ivir. naiiKnend heinir n r u oi, v,,. I .
a lew day ago by hi.s hunting com- wn. ,., . .."..: ' " r "c C1,se " which men connected with
panion, likewise a boy too young to pni(rn of Representative Underwood iZ Z? VhfMd -be
trusted with a trim. Parents as the Demon-.,, m . n : :. ' rase or UcorKe ('- 1 versus
I - - ..v ..willlllV VaVlllt-I-III n I. 1. . .
i ... ....... I ,if ti i ... ... . I - arsnai Henkel.of New
biiuuiu uo very iur'iui hduui uuow- I uv,l ' ""i uui, una u is not re-1 nn i ,
1-tii.u. .... ,. hrrettable that he did. but h 0n thls hangs the power of a
... v. B ..v,v...,K ........ . . , ""'' congressional comm ttee fn fn
aome experienced hunter is along to
met as guardian
battling in a good cause. He will
hnf . ' Henry was a partner in the firm m
half of another good one."
Hurrah for the North Carolina foot
ball heroes, who Saturday took the
scalps of the Georgia Crackers to the
. tune of 41 to (!.
'ya the Tar Heel bunch look like all
'Southern contenders. Look out, Vir
ginia Two Kinston boys are mom-
iCr of . the Varsity squad this sea-
SON, n4 biuth appealed in the Sat;n
day't line-ap. They u'o Reynold Al
!en tninU Hine
"HE NOT DECEIVED"
it . ...
inMon:atem Journn: "Be not
ieceived. It's the same old erow.l.
'lho Atlanta scribe 1 "e 1 n,on 'cpuniu-an devotes two
oiumns or its c itorm ii .fo
partner in the fi rm nf
William Salomon and Comnnnv. Wall
Street brokers. He refused to fpti.
fy before the famous Pugo "money
trust" investicrntinn I'nmn.;.:-,..
-r v , tlJ , ticC.
VINOL
The North Caroli mi S'ate Fair at
Raleigh will Otja it do..rs for lho
fifty-fun ;h annual rslubition Tues
day. t;oein(. Craitwii lead, the
. . ' .. 0 . 1 '
oi KUioign to tne rail UrOUIkU uru
will ollicMte in tne ot4ninjf exertjiNe-
The trip will be n:.de in, tutos, m'l
dressed tiji for the i'-(Vfon.f ,My
the beautiful sutuhn e, Tnich in.
evidence today, continue to -how'tta
amding face throu;rhout 'he wok.
COlUmnS or lt r.htnrinl ,.,fo .U:.
- l'K-: I'll.
week to u tedious dissert.ni ion lv ,
. . . . v
Marion Butler (sometimes known t
t)lt inti.l.iv.- It... tlrM 1 I I it..
- m intuit ( -
Maw nn") in wipch the astonish
mg proof is sought to be made that
the Democratic party, and not th
.u, i responsniio tor the r.lum; in
cotton. Since reading Butler's arti
c.o we rendilv sec uhc.ro f
....... VII. . 1(1 f
icross the street, and likewise "Jus
t'Cl', iTt't thr1!' innirulii. !.., .u
- .....mi. avn inf
.fitne eld ceon with just two mor.
rinjvs around his tai
DEMOCRATIC PARTY FOUND
NOT WANTING
President Wilson ami Majority
Leader Underwoxl have exchanged
leucitations, and both predict good
ilo. HI.ANKETS FOR ARMY
t harlot te Observer: "The Observer
undtTstaiids that the German irovom.
mcnt is buying only cotton blankets
f-r the use of its troops, not on tht
.-core of economy, but for considera-
tens of convenience and cleanlines
uyy.oe.-u mills running on cotto
h.i.nkets have been booking orders for
ML... I- .... . .... .
--.. ... imui. past, ami this is going
' prove a tremendous item in thr
outhern textile trade. When the
4"ilf t,t i K . . .
j tliHcardei. and another roquisition-
i i hi, I hat was onc fnti
"UH.11
'aught the German order n,i k
times when the administration mcas-lwiil rpault in drlicute orders as ths
-fi" ."ct'us replenishing.
urea become fully operative. There
ii a mighty effort on the part of the
minority atand-patters to make it
appear that the present business de-
Children Orr
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORI A
DID ME A
WORLD OF GOOD.
Wonnn Seventv-fivi- V,..-. m,i
bausted by Effects of Grippe. Res
tored to Strength l v Vino!.
Canton, Mis. am sevenfv-fh,
years old, and I centracied :i Snv,,,
coid and cough, due to a case of I ,
Grippe, so that I lost rev tre,,,,.,i.
;md became very weak And iWM.,
Vii'ol was recommended to m.. .,.,
after takine- it for .somo t;m i
truly say it has denj me a world of
gOOtl. Ihecold is enee .,.,.1 l
r.- ..-, lOUi,n
s practically cured and it has bih
ii!' my strength. 0 I fed active and
well ilLF;n, (h;,,k a ,ot of
ar-d tell all my friends about what
it has d.me fer -ne'-.-Mrs. Lizzie
Bn.dwm, Canton, .Miss.
Old people mav rp.r..;.. mnAh t
"inr tormcr strength and vigor by
taking inid, our delicious ctxl liver
uni noa tonic, on which si mrnv l
erly people deDend for iFnn,i iwnhi,
mol s-harpens the appetite, aids di
gestion, enriches the blood and in
this natural manner creates strength.
ine reason Vino! is so evrle.;.-.-,
in such cases is because it contain
in a delicious concent kv.i , ii
the Ynedicinal curative elements of
cou nver oil .with tonic, blood build
ing iron added. J. E. Hood & Co
Druggists, Kinston, N. C. '
NOTE. You can get Vinol at the
leading drug store
where this paper circulates. (adv )
North Carolina State Fair
RALEIGH, N. C,
October 19th 24th
Extremely Low Fares Via Norfolk
Southern Railroad, Including One
Admission to the Fair Grounds.
Tickets on sale October 17th to
24th, inclusive, good returning reach
original starting point until midnight,
October 26th.
Ask your Ticket Aeent for comnlet.
information.
H. S. LEARD, General Passenger
Agent, Norfolk, Va.
J. F. MITCHELL, Traveling Pas
senger Agent, Raleigh, N. C.
10-13-till 10-26-dly
Dr.O. L. WILSON
Dentist
Office oper J. E. Hood & Co'a
Store.
c.
30
New Bern,
Oct. 27th fo
It Will be Bigger and Better
Than Ever
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.New Uern,N. C.
atsonal Bar.lk of UCipistcs-Lii
REAT
PROGRESS
HAS BE EN
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in business methods, and this
bank has kept pace with
them.
While conservative in the
interest of SAFETY, cur
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