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' SATURDAY EVENING. JANUARY 18, 1915
Cotton on the local market pnsxed the $ mark Fri
day. : Looks tike a return of good timeu to thin district.
Flour in Liverpool has taken a jump f 24 cents a nark
and the flirtation with the wheat market up around Chi
cago goes cn without hindrance.
to cop wttn the situation. The State Board of Health
ha been doing a splendid service in educating the people
to take ordinary precautionary measures for the preven
tion of the spread of this dreaded disease. But the Health
Department has been handicapped for lack of funds. Ths
sanatorium work has, as far as it has gone, been bene
ficial, and it was hardly the intention of the Governor
to suggest that the work already inaugurated at Mont
rone be abandoned. Ilia theory is based upon the old
adage that "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of
. . . .........
cure." The sanatorium is a necessity lor, wnere cases
are given proper treatment in time they respond, and
quite frequently cures are effected. The old idea that con
sumption is incurable has been largely dispelled as well as
the hereditary one. That tuberculosis is highly c oritur
ious and that its spread is made largely possible by the
carelessness of its victims in expectorating promiaououaly
is an established fact in the handling of the dreaded mat
ady. When people lecome educated to the point of res
pecting the lives of their fellows and cease entirely the
dirty habit of spitting on any and verything, regardless,
the problem will have been more nearly solved than it can
ever be without the co-operation of the people in this res
pect There are a great many people who do not yet
subscribe to the germ theory and who turn a deaf ear to
any doctrine that contains such a suggestion as germs.
Nevertheless science is agreed on the theory and its awful
toll of human life. There is no reason why victims of tu
herculoxis should have to take extensive trips, very trying
on both their systems and pockelbookx. They can be
treated successfully at home if only they conform to the
rules of health, which they are made to conform to when
they go to sanatoriums and other health-seeking resorts
The campaign of education should be carried on and the
hrullh department of the State should have ample meant
with which to keep up the fight unabated.
f TODAY'S
COTTON MARKET
New York, Jan. 16. Today's cot
ton futures quotations were:
March 8.35 8.34
Muy 8.55 8.54
July 8.73
October 8.92 8.95
December 9.08 ....
LOCAL SALES.
About 150 bules, from fi 1-2 to 8.
WISHED SHE
COULD DIE
AnJ Be Free From Her Trouble j,
tat Find. Better Way.
AT. AUCTION Business and Rcsi
dence Lots, Friday, January 22d.
Burton Bros. Realty Co.
WHAT OTHERS SAY
If Kinston had not had a meat and milk inspector Fri
day, one hundred and fifty pounds of "apparently" good
pork, but nevertheless infected with tuberculoid: germs,
would have been sold to Kfnston peopje and eaten by them.
A few discoveries by Dr. Foley like tho one made Friday
ought to secure the endorsement of even the most an
tagonistic, of meat and milk inspection. If there A M0ST PRACTICAL SUGGESTION
have been any doubts as to tho neressity for such I Richmond News Leader: "It is estimated that when the
protective measures, the Friday incident should dispel I spring opens 2.r,0()0,0!)0 khaki uniforms, mnde of cotton,
them. I will be needed in Europe," whereupon, "Why should not
American mills do the manufacturing of the material as
Tho Carmans have taken on new lifo in the western I well as American planters furnish the raw utaple?" quer-
battle arena and their work in pushing the French linos lies a contemporary. And Southern mills at that?"
back across the Aisno Is regarded as the most important
work that has been done by either side since the winter nOME FOR FALLEN WOMEN ADVOCATED
set in. The Allies are apprehensive for fear it opens up I Winston-Salem Sentinel "The idea of having a State
a possibility of another attempt on Palis. In the mean-1 home of refuge for women, along the lines of the Jack-1
timo the Germans have found Warsaw too well guarded on Training School for boys, seems to us to be a good
to continue their efforts against it, arid it is reported one and it ia to bo hoped that the Legislature will see its
that troops will bo sent back to the wentcrn field to help way clear taprovidc funds for that purpose.Where such
back up the work that has been done there. institutions have been established excellent results have
' . .' a 1 1 . i I been accomplished.
The West Virginia prohibition law hns been upheld by
the united blatea court or Appeals, and that provision a CAUS EFOR CONGRATULATION
which says that the place of sale is the place of delivery progressive Farmer
la pronounced u. K. by a unanimous verdict of the court
run tiwr (i.um m xna wtfcn o m f xmi
kmu H miu-f dMetM xjt to.-rtlit-r. r.wl until ! i4
cw Jn a suf.Mit U Im UH-uraUii ft. fcr?
ftjuif rmn d-Wfl pfonowi-tl it . oral I
nfcTtbrd ;jrol rfmntkn i.l Li .in.umy tuHm
o rare with lol In .tm.iu. .r n..u,.o 1 It HirtHj It
Irlrnra haa pmwn I'uUrrh tu Or r ulitiitiu. i tf
ani ttM.fel.im nxiuln nmxmulluoiU t.mthtrnl
lair. (At.rrn Cu-a. 'luimfariu..''! by J. " J
Co., TiilMlo. (Mint K llir o.ly CriwdMllunal i-uro "H
Oia n.arrt. H la Uicn IM.rii.ir 11, dim In.m i'
iron, tu a tjATMNj:trul. It .tin 0 '.i-tiy cn O
muMMia rjiliifr-. '.' Ui ny.w .n. Th-v l;r
lundrt-i dollar f a.iy raw it mim .j ttft
it: rlrrulani aud Utli iiinlul
Addrrw: F. J i.'HKNKY CO.. loU.lo. Otv
miI br rmiu.lou. 7se.
The Liver Regulates the Body
A Sluggish Liver Needs Care
Someone has said that people with
Chronic Liver Complaint should be
shut up away from humanity, for
they arc pessimists and see through
a "glass darkly." Why? Because
mental states depend upon physical
stales Billiousness, Headaches, I'iz
zinoss and Constipation disappea
after using Dr. King's New Life Pills,
25c at your Druggist. adv
Columbia. Tenn. "Many time,"
i$ays Mrs. Jessie bharp, of this place.
"I wished f would die and be relieved
01 my (suflerinp, from womanly troubles,
i could not cct up, without pullitn' at
something to help me, and stayed In bed
most of the time. I could not do my
Housework.
The least amount cf work tired me
out. My head would s amii. and 1 would
iremole lor an hour or ninrc. finally. I
'ook Cardul, the woman's tonic, and I
im not bothered u!h p-ins any nioe,
ind 1 don't have to k bed. In fact,
1 am sound and well of all my trouble."
Cardui rocs to all Ibi weal: spots and
'lelps to make then s!r ys.g. 11 acts will
nature not ngainst her. It Is for the
'ired, nervous, irritable women, who feel
s if everything were w rong. and need
cnithing to quiet their nerves End
.trengtlicn t!u worn-out system.
If you p.re a womr.:i, r.uffcrlnu from any
)f f!ie numerous symptoms of womanly
rouble, lake Caidni. It will help you.
t all druggists.
ldliOry Urt,'. , C ,.-l
'mtru. th-Ht f "1 V"J'
rreotmt.i: lur Wjin... .
m Wtl:dnt Co.. LidX
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WANT ADS
1 CENT A WORD EACFT IN
SERTION MINIMUM ir CENTS
FOR SALE Nice lot Stable Manure.
G. T. Sullivan. 1-12 14 16-Dly
FOR RENT-
don street.
-Garage on West Gor
Apply to J. F. Taylor
1-8-tf-dIy
TWO Nice Office Rooms for rent in
Whitaker building. See D. V. Di
on & Son. 1-11-DIy-tf
' Solicitation of orders within the State, either by salesmen
, or letters, is forbidden in the Slate law, and the court up
holds that portion, too. From what has been said of the
West Virginia law, it is about the most far reaching and
effective measure that has yet been adopted by any State
7 and the appointment of a commissioner, whose duty it is
to set that ths law is properly enforced, has proved, from
' all reports, a very efficient method of accomplishing that
end. , v
It anybody thinks the moun
tain section of North Carolina is not progressing let him
tako a look at Madison County. Within the last eighteen
months it has put in a farm demonstration agent for the j
first time in its history, has employed a whole-time county
superintendent of schools, has inaugurated a successful
annual corn show, and has voted $300,000 in bonds for
road improvement We congratulate Madison.
Nir
FOR RENT Rooms for light house
keeping or to roomers. Apply to
North Queen Street, care Free Press.
1-12-lwk-Dly
FOR RENT Part of my home on
North Queen street; Mrs. Julia
C. McDaniel. 1-12, 13-2t
FOR RENT Four
ground floor, new
Mrs. Alice Hunter.
nice rooms,
brick building.
1-14-Dly-tf
UNFORTlWATE, INDEED IS THE SPECTACLE
WilmonStar: ' "The 'Philadelphia Record notes:
IIT.fl A I) 1 . I I. i : i . ...t ii I
President Wilson's Indianapolis speech seems to have , ""fc "'uvo 8.""' ""
. ... ,, , , , , , ., . , I chance to be on the same train." They may go in the same I
penetrated into the very gizzards of some of tho "stand I ' 8
patters" and they have found his sayings a little tough
for digestion without squirming quite a good deal. What
Mr. Wilson said, fortunately, is well founded on the
histqry of the achievement of the party during the past
FOR RENT Guod four-room resi
dence, corner of Independent and
Washington streets. Apply to Mi.s
i.aura M. Wooten. A 1-8-tf-Dly
Hv virtue of the assessment . of
Moseley Creek I'rainage District, of
Craven county, in my hands for col
lection for the year of 191-1, and in
default in the payment, according to
tho provisions of the existing law, 1
have levied on (he lands of the follow
ing named persons in said Moseley
Creek Drainage District, and will sell
the same at the Courthouse door in
Kinston, N. C, at 12 o'clock M., Mon
day, the l?t day of February, lfil.",
to satisfy saiil assessment and costs
on same.
R. B. LANE,
Sheriff Craven County.
This 1st day of January, 1915.
J. H. Barwick, 2! acres, $22.79.
Stephen Colih, fS acres, $79.97.
Lesa Dunn, 4 acres, $3.34.
Daniel Frazier, 'M acres, $33.93.
Joe Hargett, 8 acres, $8.13.
Joe King, 2 acres, $3.94.
Joe Lovick, 90 acres, $128.10.
P. T. Nobles, 18 acres, $84.86.
W. H. Smith, f() acres, $68.72.
Moses Spivey, 305 acres, $445.45.
Joe Tilghman,, 70 acres, $128.10.
Alex. Tilghmun, 15 acres, $13.01.
Seth West, Estate, 2,624 acres
$3,537.32.
Timber holders of Seth West, Es
tate, $1,992.52.
l-l-30t-Dly
I, I I
Lessons Come Easier
TF the child has a biar. generous light to '
1 study by.. The j&y&i LAMP,
saves eye strain. It is kerosene light at
its best clear, mellow, and unflickcring.
The RAYO does not smoke or smclL, It
is easy to liht, easy to clean, and "easy" fcT
rewick. Tlie RAYO costs little, but you
cannot get a better lamp at any. price.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
Wa,Mncton.D.C. (NEW JERSEY) CWIof.N.C,
RkhLd."v. BALTIMORE curial atc?v
mm w.i wwm
Tffff
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KINSTON
has been and will continue to be Me
policy of this bank to k"P the "
wheels of industry moving '
AT AUCTION Kiminess and Resi
dence Lota, Friday, January 22d.
Burton Bros. Realty Co.
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OFFICERS
N. J. ROUSE, Pres. '
DR. H. TULL, Vice Pret&n
D.F. WOOTEN, Chr,
J. J. BIZZELL, Aw't Cashier,
T. W. HEATH. Teller.
DIRECTORS.
W. L. Kennady David Otfiinger
I
H. Tull
J. H. Can ady
L. C. Mose!ey
J. F. Parrott
. C. Felix Harvey
n. c. ivioseley
J. F. Taylor
H. I I McCoy
S. H Isler
N. J. Rouse
NEW ABSORI'TION METHOD.
-to
ll you suffer from bleeding, itch
ing, blind or protruding Piles, Bond
direction, but they do not go together in doing so. It
ought to be a mortifying spectacle to Americans to ob
serve that two men who have been President of the world's tn0 yU1' address, and I will tell you
greatest republic ignore ench other after the manner of how to cure yourself at home by the
" w amt.1,Dn,t Mtk; ,! ,l, !V. . 1 Mcaujiuin,, aim will
two years, and was not as array of high sounding prom- , , v" " hxl.so send some of this home treat
Iscafcf what waa to como-ond which has never come "'""-"'" r. iuIls crean, n isn t nient freo for triaU with refert.nce
any of his fault. Ambition that is about on a par with from your own locality if requested.
la spite fence in Spatville is the cause."'
front tho party of Messrs. Cummins and Ilornh. The Jack
on Pay speech will be causo for tho "opposition" -'tting
up and taking notice for some days to come, i ne Presi
dent Btood flat-footedly on the record of what hns been
done,' and challenged the Republicans to Bhow anything
in the shape of achievement that the people would con
sider favorably In comparison with tho Democratic rec-
NOT ABOVE THE KNEES
Charlotte Observer: "The New York Journal of Com
merco manifests some nervousness over tho four that the
cotton farmers may go into the acreage curtailment busi
ord. 4Mr. Wilson's was the report of a worthy steward 'ltss w ,0H muih vengeance. It admits the necessity
and the harangues of his critics arc but empty ex-1 for (liverHity f crops, but is disposed to the belief that 'in
cusea' fur havinji been weighed In tha balsnre and found the KrPnt sttHle, for which there is a universal demand
wanting. the farmers have an exceptional advantage which they
need not forego." When planting timo comes the farmer
AN APPEAL FOR THE mi,y ' depended on to size up the situation for himself,
SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND d if prices are ns good as there is room to exject, the
Principal John E. Ray of thp North Carolina School forootto" furrows are going to crowd the wheat fields. The
tho Blind, located at Raleigh, has issued an appeal forSou,n s rKon trousers next year will hardly be cut off
better methods for the care and prevention of blindness, ul,ovo the kees."
and Calling upon the legislators to provide sufficient funds
RIDDLE OF FIRST PLACE PROPORTIONS
inicago Inbune: "1he service standard recommende.!
with which to carry on the work of the school in educa
ting .those who are blind. Mr. Ray's statement is printed
elsewhere in today's Free Press, and this paper is very by the Imard of traction to the city council for adoption
gian w can special attention to it. A significant state- seems to The Tribune to represent a dream of the unat
mumn air. nay appeal is that at least .'10 per cent, of tamable. A seat for every passenger in non-rush hours
the blindness could be prevented if properly handled in is like a promise of rain in the Sahara, and the suirsres-
.!. , ...... I . . . . .
uu.,fluuiw eu-iKinK point, ano. one mat should com- M ton that in rush hours the cars may be so operated as to
mimq iuhuj lo every ciuxen of North Cnrolma is that 80 prevent overcrowding appears as rational as a notion that
per nu or the graduates of the State School are self- a snowball would remain congealed in a hot furnace.
upporung. , wore than one hundred unfortunate blind "Nevertheless The Tribune believes that the establUh-
cn-mren m me diate are necessarily on the waiting list ment of a service standard is the only rational procedure
because there fc not sufficient room nor means to accom- open to the council at the present time. There ought to
nonaio were at the school. There are other strong points be a service in non-rush hours which would permit of com
in faror of larger aupport for the institution, which Mr. fort at least Any casual observation of the operation
Ray hat emphasised. The School for the Blind has been now would show that there is no comfort. What can be
ably managed ty Mr. Ray and is deserving of support. done in rush hours is another question, but let's have a
j $ sianuara established and see what happens
THE -WAR- AGAINST THE -It l.i.: . ....
, j ...,MV .iiw lutiipanws snail iur-
nish and the ritv h w t4 it. ... ... .
Governor Cnl In hia maM h. i... .v . .. ' ' w,ln c-
" won mai mere snail t adeouate servica Th j.nmn.n;.
week, emphasize th. responsibility of th. State in pro- interpret adeouacy in the terms eg. LtT
.,d,ng for the ght against tub.rculo.ia. ; His recom- ,.y prwisely wh.t '.
mcndatiofl was that systematic camrmion t t,.,f V. ... ' 0 Iorce w
- - . - . vvuiiwiues lo lumifln ir u raw mm I. fcv i . . .. .
.. . w ... lv injrsicaiiy posstoie.
Users report immediate relief and
upeedy cures. Send no money, but
tell others of this offer. Write today
to Mrs. M. Summers, Box P. Notre
Dame, Ind. (advt.)
DEMAND FOR THE EFFICIENT
Alert, keen, clear headed, healthy
men and women are in demand. Mod
am business cannot use in office, fact
ory or on the road, persons who are
lull, lifeless, inert, half Sick or t'red.
Keep in trim. Be in a condition that
wards off disease. Foley Cathartic
Tablets clean tho system, keep the
itomaeh sweet, live active and the
bowels regular. Sold by J. E. Hood
& Co. adv.
a
Tired!
Ar yem tired ? ma down P nrrransF
It rrthiu yoo do ma effort? Net
It U M l.ila.oa. Yon ar ill. Year
TMa b Jt tonio. Your 9t-Mha
Kidnr aud l.ir rnrnl allrriag up.
Nothing1 will do this bettor tfeaa
Electric
ltters
SOo. and S1.00 AODrMUbto
HAVE ARRIVED BY EXPRESS AT
MITCHELL BROTHERS
KINSTON, N. C.
Among them bein three pairs large percheron mares, several
nice matched teams of mules. Give us a call when you wish
to buy the best stock on right terms, and a guarante that is
made good. j& j&
MITCHELL BROTHERS
The Leaders for Fine Stock at the Bight Prices
ing the people in the means of combatting the disease
would be more effective than simply depending upon the
aanrteriura al Montrose, which was entirely inadequate
"Thereby will be demonstrated the phytical limitations
of the systems and the need o, other means of transpor
Ution will stand apparent.. 1 , s-
WATCH FOR
CHICHESTER S PILLS
'eT-v .the iitiun ruml a
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I ft int.m
'auk of : Winston
imm Willi '
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R0GRESS
AS BEEN
ADE
in business methods, and this
bank has kept pace with
them.
While conservative in the
interest of SAFETY, our
equipment and bu s iness
methods ar modern. Let us
do businestogether to our
mutual edntige.' " ?
Capital, $100,000.00
Surplus, SQO.OOOXMf
1-111 "THE OLDEST A?1D SIRONGEST 1!1 THE C0D11IY."
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