TIIE KINSTON FREE PRESS
C2 LCCAL UJTERESI
E " ' ' ' "
QUALIFIES AS CONSTABLE.
I 1 it ! , . . .
J. B. Aldridge of Falling Creek
Monday presented hi bond M consta
ble of that township to the County
Commissioners. -
SPEAKER WOOTEN MAY
t. M . COME BOMB SATURDAY
It U expected by Mm of hi close
friends, that Speaker ' Emmett R.
Woolen will be at his homo here for
the week-end. Mr. Wooten haa in.
tended several times to run down to
Kinstoe) froM Raleigh since the Leg
islature convened, but waa detained
upon each occasion.
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TODAY GROUND HOG DAY.
Did you watch the actions today of
Mr.'Arctomya MonaxT . A lot or peo
ple arere doing !l arc torn ys monax
halne- the scientific day for "a-round-
hor," and this being hia day. Wheth
er, Mr. L Bog would see bis shadow
today and go back into hibernation
for aix week mora of nasty weather
wa th question except at the Unit
ed State weather bureau. "Stuff and
nonsense" is how the weather bureau
officials indignantly discuss the effect
apoiti the weather when the ground
hog sees his shadow.
FORMER KINSTONIAN
VH 'U f DIES IN PITT COUNTY.
Mr. Henry Bill, aged 71 years, died
Monday ight about 8:30 in Ayden.
Paralysis caused Ms death. Mr. Hill
waa a Confederate veteran. He re
sided bar several year ago and had
1 large number of acquaintances in
Kinston. He waa the father of Wiley
Bill and Mrs. 3. W. Webb of Ayden,
and t the brother of J. F. Bill of
Wayne county. : The remains -arrived
here about 2:30 o'clock this afternoon
for interment In Maplewood ceme
tery '
FAST AMATEUR QUINTS
' PLAY HEBE TONIGHT.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
BOARD OF ALDERMEN
The Board met in regular session.
Mayor Sutton, Aldermen Mewborn,
Fort, Rouse, Webb, and Hood were
present
Minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved. :" Mr. P. A. Book
er appeared before the board and
withdrew application to build an
abattoir on East street near the A.
C L. main line. On motion'and duly
seconded the withdrawal waa allowed,
and the committee discharged. On
motion and duly seconded, Jestpher
Buret waa allowed to operate a cafe
on West King street. In the matter
of Dr. IL O. Hyatt's demand for the
city to rebuild a brick wall on hi
premise near Neuse river was re
f erred to a committee composed of
Aldermen Webb, Mawborn and Fort
to investigate and report back at next
regular meeting.
It was moved and seconded that
Section 3, Ordinance 14, is hereby
void. .
It was moved and seconded that the
ordinance sroveminir tb removal of
dry closets be extended until April 1,
1915.
, It was moved and seconded that a
committee of three be appointed to
investigate the city manager plans.
The mayor appointed Aldermen Webb,
Rouse and IIoo das committeemen.
In the matter of the mayor and
clerk negotiating a loan of 33,000 to
meet January 1 city bond interest is
hereby approved.
The franchise submitted by the
Kinston Manufacturing Company, and
published according to law, was read,
on motion and duly seconded, passed
Its second reading unanimously.
Bills against the city were read
and ordered properly O. K.'d and
paid.
Report of collections by City Clerk
for the month of December:
Genl. prop. 4 poll tax...... f 1,418.94
Bond interest tax 986.56
School tax 1,020.40
School bond in t tax... 286.61
Sinking fund tax , 159.25
Electric light rental ....... 2,550.38
Electric construction ...... 800.64
, The 'Commodores,' the new Kin
ton basketball five, will play Dover
In Knott' warehouse tonight at 8 o
clock. Aa admission will be charged
to defray the expense of the game
and help keep up the organization of
the local quintet. Dover ha In high
school teacher two former college
tar, while the Kinston team has a
bunch of material experienced and
fast. The game is beginning to gain
In popularity hero, and It ia likely
that much good sport may be had be
fore the close of the aeason.
Water rental ..,
Privilege licenee
Water tap
767.92
135.70
138.10
Cemetery lota 193.00
Grave fee
Sale of Coal ,
Fee By ,
Chief of Police Beath ......
Police Officer Dupree ......
Police Officer Stroud . .
Police Officer Kennedy .....
Police Officer Skinner ,
Police Officer Rouse .......
Special Policeman Boyett..
12.00
X0
26.60
84.80
72.80
52.40
65.40
25.10
22.40
MIDWINTER THUNDER ,
STORM "PULLED OFF'
The midwinter thunder storm was i
"nulled off" some time in the wee i
hour this morning. The detonations
were not aa hard as during the ordi
nary summer electrical storm, but
there were several severe claps. The
flashes were sharp frequently. The
lightning . and thunder lasted for
some minutes and were followed by i
a downpour of almost cloudburst pro
portion. A hard wind prevailed in
termittently throughout the night, as j
did. the precipitation. The tempera
ture was almost oppressive, as it had
been during the entire day preceding.
ART
Loan
28 Interest
29 Interest
Balance
2,985.00
$4,558.03
1,075.00
2,932.31
650.72
Dec.
Dec.
$4,558.03
, Sinking Fund Account:
1 Balance , $ 740.98
, Graded School Account:
1 Balance $ 04.90
Amt received from
clerk 1,020.40
Amt received from
county 604.30
Loan from Bond
account 900.00
Amt. received from
superintendent .. 14.75
To amt paid out for.
vouchers, 1546 to
1566
'f.'
Balance on hand.
2,686.62
357.73
GRAND WILL SHOW "RUNAWAY
JUNE" GREAT SERIAL PICTURE
The management of the Grand The
ater announce that they have secured
the right for tha popular serial,
"Runaway June," and the first in
staltmant will be shown next Tues
day afternoon., Tha door will be j
thrown open promptly at 2:30 p. m.
and a complimentary ,;, performance
win be given throughout tha after
noon. All ladles and children are in
vited to aet the first installment as
guest of the management ? Tuesday
night the "Prince of Tonight" will be
shown. 1
i Tha Gardner and Lawaon Company
pleased the patron of the Grand on
Monday night when in their opening
Performance they gav a clean exhi
bition. The manager of the company
announced that all the entire week'
hill waa without objectionable . and
Suggestive feature. Tonight "Dr.
Cartwright," a black-faced fare com-
tdy, will be given. The picture bill
for tha matinee and night today will
be a "Magnate of Paradise" In two
VmIi and To'vtXIn inaln.t trim
in on reel.
I '
HERE IS GOOD NEWS
FOR STOMACH1 VICTIMS.
Soma very remarkable results are
being obtained by treating stomach,
liver and intestinal troubles with pure
Vegetable oils, which exert a cleans
ing, aoothing and purifying action
bpon the lower bowel, removing the
obstruction of poisonous fecal mat
ter and gases and preventing their
absorption 'by the blood. This done,
tha food la allowed free passage from
the (tomaeh, fermentation cease and
stomach troubles quickly disappear.
George II. Mayr, for twenty years
i leading Chicago druggist, cured
himself and many of hia friends of
stomach, liver and intestinal trouble
of years itandlng by this treatment,
and ao successful waa tha remedy he
devised that It haa sine been placed
ia the hand of droggtsta all over the
country, who have sold thousands of
bottles. ;Y, -
Though absolutely harmless, the af
fect of the medicine ia ufficient n to
convince anyone of ita remarkable ef
fectiveness, and within twenty-four
hours tha sufferer feel like a Dew
person. Mayr Wonderful Remedy
is sold by leading drugglate every
where with the positive understand
irg that your money will be refund
ed without question or quibble if ONE
bM'.Ie fal's td fcive you absolute sat-i-
faction. . ... adv.-
$8,775.40
City Treasurer's report of receipts
and disbursement for December:
Dee. 1 Balance., ........ ..$ 131.78
. Amt received from
. Clerk 6,322.58
$3,044.35
Graded School Bond Account:
Dec. 1 Balance on hand. . . .$ 000.22
Police Report:
J. C. Beath, reports: arrests, 17, to
court 4, fines imposed $7.00. Fees,
$26.60.
J. E. Dupree reports: arrests 22,
to court 4, fines imposed $10. Fees,
$34.80.
F. D. Kennedy, report : arrests 30,
to court 2, fines imposed $12.00. Fees,
$52.40.
J. F. Skinner, reports: arrests 35,
to court 8, fines imposed $29. Fees,
$65.40.
Richard Stroud, reports: arrests 39,
to court 3, fines imposed $45.85. Fees,
$72.80.
G. K. Rouse, reports: arrests 10,
to court 4, fines imposed $6.05. Fees,
$25.10.
$72.80.
W. F. Boyott reports: arrests 17,
to court 3, fines imposed $2.00. Fees,
$22.40.
No other business, the board ad
journs.
357.65
766.51
206.74
1,232.47
86.00
823.26
86.62
208.99
$6,454.36
Disbursements:
Electric extensions
Electric construction
Water works extension
Operation
Maintenance
Streets acct
Cemetery acct
Fire acct . ...
Sanitation acct 231.68
Expense acct 82.10
Health acct
Appropriation acct
Police acct
Salary acct
Property acct
Sanitary sewer acct
Balance on hand
. Bond Interest Account:
Dec. 1 Balance ...........$ 586.47
Amt received from
Clerk ........... 986.56
50.00
12.50
475.00
166.00
1,080.00
143,55
445.39
Prompt Action Will Stop four Cough
When you first eaten a Cold (often
indicated by a sneeze or cough),
break it up at once. The idea that "It
does not matter" often leads to seri
ous complications. The remedy which
immedaitely and easily penetrates
the lining of the throat is the kind de
manded. Dr. King's New Discovery
soothes the irritation, loosens the
phlegm. You feel better at once. "It
seemed to reach the very spot of my
Cough" is one of many honest testi
monials. 50c at your Druggist adv
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DICTIONARY CERTIFICATE
PRESENTED BY-THE
Kinston Free Press, Feb. 2
SIX APPRECIATION CERTIFICATES CONSTITUTE A SET
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$2, $3 ' ' L Coat Suits and '
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and ill es
l;;C. DAIL&C0: South Window
n . n ,: J. M. Stephenson I n
loiny U3V I e u1 store I o
NEEDLE
Willi
All put up in packages. Includ
ing design material and thread.
Packages complete! V Consisting
of children's dresses, night gowns;
caps, pillows, pin cushions, tie cas-
and numerous other niecpQ
THEY WILL INTEREST; YOU.
Prices 25c to $1.00 Each
arrett & Hartsfield
13,044.35
Garments
Coats, Capes and
Hats. All Prices.
O. N. T. Cotton, 6 for 25c
Chas. A. Waters
The Telephone Store
Phone No, 89
RIC RAC AND CORONATION
BRAID
MIDDY BRAID, IN WHITE
AND RED
EMBLEMS. IN WHITE. RED
AND BLUE
v THE
ONE PRICE CASH STORE
A. J. SUH0N
Pkonel34 Prop.
1
. The
February Furniture
Sale
Offers a chance to purchase
anything you may need for
the home at a saving of ap
proximately one-fourth. For
instance if you buy $75.00
worth you have saved about
$25-and you have selected
furniture as dependable as
is made. : : :
$8.50 Iron Beds at $4.95
$15 Lux-you-ry Mattresses 11.85
$4.00 Blue Ribbon Springs 2.95
And so many other bar
gains that we can't begin to
name them.
dr;r fitts
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Residence Phone 523. 'Office Pta
OStEOPATHY DEFINED
Otteopathy i a lyttem of heIintfr
aeaae by acientihc manipulation., th
purpoae of each manipulation bejt
either to adjust m derangemeatia
uc iiuaiiion or ne naniea or to increaae
i uccicmj uie activity oi tome orgaa.
It u not a remedy for some particnW
disease, but successfully treaU all an
able non-surgical, acute and chrooic
diseases. .,.
Oettinger's Furniture Store
DR. T. H. FAULKNER
DENTIST
Office 130 S. MeLewean St
Near Residence, -
IRA M. HARDY, M. D, ;
Physician and Surgeon v1
Office Hours: 9 to. 11; 2:30 to 6
. P. M.; 7 to 9 P. M.
Phones: Residence 507; Office 479.
102 West Caswell Street
ye. Ear. Now and Throat '
Diaeaae. Tntated.
NEWSPRING STYLES
MEN'S AND LADIES'
SHOES
Are now arriving. Would
be pleased to show you the
newest thing for early Spring
wear in shoes. Also my lines
of Tailoring are now on fis-
play. You can make a select
ion of what you want and
have it come when you want
it. Yours to please.
INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS
C. OETTINGER, Manager
Kinston Insurance & Realty Co.
Telephone No. 182 (Next to Postoffice)
DR. GEO. E. KORNEGAY ,
Specialist in Diseases of Wo
men and Children.
Office hours 10 to 12. Officii
.105 E. Caswell Street
Phone 11S.
N. J. Rouse, ' Edward M. Land
Kinston, N. C.GoIdaboro, N.G
ROUSE & LAND
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Offices:
Kinston, N. C, Goldsbero, N. C
Edgerton Buildinj.
marK tummings
The Home of 0081117"
H. a TURNER,
Contractor 'and Builder
" Phone 459 J;
sf ': LX- "
A. L. Hyatt, M. D.
General Practice '
Miller Building
DR.DAN W.PARROTT
. DENTIST, -:
Crown and Bridge Work a
Specialty. '
Office OTerCot. Milloffice
Miss Sallie Kilpatrick
Professional Nunt
303 E. Vera A. Phoae 133
P&O STALK CUTTERS
The stalk cotter with a self faisinB drag hook. Tha stalk cutter with reversiMe axles
ia tha cutter htmd, which when worn out can b reversed and made new. The hubs
-.cwnaa, canoe repiacea wnea worn out lhia w.U,sava buying new wheel,
wluch saves about $5.00. , : , s
The hitch has a impression spring, therehv rertering the jar and snatch on your team.
Ihe double tree mad. that you can give the small team tha long end of the double
tree. Iha seat m adjastabU for light or heavy driver and the neck yokes adjustable
- il i ?' Urs f 7 TK mwhine U fully hooded to protect driver from Eying
stalk and keeps stock from getting cut when machine ia not in use. Compression grease
cups on cutter bainnn and tw... :n 1 i n n . i
ot steel. But the main feature and the best one is it cannot choke when in use Come
kl4,,un,,dyM, this ia true. Made in 7 and 8 Don-reveraible
H. E. Tiloscley Hardvare Company
AT SKINNER'S
2MO
We Cater to
The Ladies and
Children. : :
Ice Cream, Soda
and Fine Candy i
Phone 149
j.T. Slibncr & Sea
"We Strive to Plewe"