TIIE KINSTON ; FREG PRESS
WANT ADS
1 CENT A WORD EACH IN
SECTION
MINIMUM 15 CENTS
PH0J7 M tor Nice Nstire Beef,
TStk nd Sausage. Lee'i Market
, V 2-25-2t-DIy
JICE Nstire Beef, Pork and Saus
. age at Lee's Market. Phone 812.
' 2-25-2t-Dly
-"J' ' iK
KING HOUSE FOB BENT Twehe
- rooms and kitchen. Apply to R.
B. West. : 2-25-St-Dly
FOB SALE About . 100 Turkey.
Frank Taylor," phono 852. ;
2-24-lwk-Dly. x . -
FARMS; FOR SALE We hare ser
eral small farms for sale; terms
reasonable. Becton and Douglass.
2-17-Dly&SWltf ' : , : : ;
FOB RENT Upstairs for small
family, lights and water. 4U North
Queen. Dr. Pollock.' y 2-24-8t-Dly
(rOL'Si COURT BILL TO
BAU.W1T
IT FRIDAY EVENING.
(Continued from Pago 1)
FARM FOR RENT 2-horse farm
good buildings, good land, good lo
cation. Becton and Douglass.
2-17-DlyASW-tf
FOB SALE Dry Pino Wood, sawed
ana split in lengths ready for the
cook stove. Sam Taylor, Phone 852.
. -2-ll-3wks-Dly
I AM ENGAGED TO TEACH an
Eirfith Grade pudU. and will be
glad to have others. The graded
school course will be followed. The
"natural" method of teaching will be
used, every error being corrected as
soon as made, and the pupil pushed as
rapidly ; as possible without strain.
Special attention will be given to
composition. Sybil Hyatt. -2-25-lt-Dly
raa m urn o.tana to tnw mn .r AM
.n .ii aiiuv iiimbm-j Dut together, awl until ttue
few yean wai nippoaed to tM tanirabla. Wat a mat
tany year aocwra pruuuuocru r mc im.im.u .
reaertbed CocaJ reraedlea, and b wnatantiy felllnf
to eura th local treatment, prouounced It tacurab
Bfknoe haa proven Catarrh to be a ronatltuttonal day
aae. ani thmtora requlroe eotutlttitional treatment
Mailt Catarrh Cure, manufactured by W. J. Chenef
a. r TflWn hin la th nniv nnnatttutlonal cure off
tha market. J.t la taken Internally In doaea from If
dropa to a teannoontul. I acta eectly on tbe blood
fcundred dollara lor any na It Jail to curt. Saw
' to? circular and teatlr.-iontola, -.
Addiw: F. J. CHENKY CO. Toledo. On
, tfoul by Dnwtlata, 760.
i VjiMUFwiiaJailorialloaUnBk .
Thousands of people keep on suf
fering with . Neuralgia because they
; do not know what to do for it. Neu
ralgia is a pain in the nerves. What
you want to do is to soothe the nerve
itself. Apply Sloan'a Liniment to the
' surface over the painful part do not
rub it in. Sloan's Liniment for 25
cents of any druggist and have It in
the house against Colds, Sore and
Swollen Joints, Lumbago, Sciatica
and like ailments. Your money back
if not satisfied, but it does give al
most instant relief. adv.
DR.DAN W.PARROTT
' DENTIST,
Crown and Bridge Work
.-.. Ci Specialty.
Office over Cot. Milloffice
WILLIAM O. DAVIS
ARCHITECT
Associated with ;A. Cheney, Gv3
Engineer, at A. Cheney's Office.
, KINSTON, N.C.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR I A
fetter's salary, upon tha same basis.
Besides the criminal matters now
cognizable before the mayor, tha bill
would give the recorder Jurisdiction
in the following: Carrying concealed
weapons, gaming, fornication and
adultery, keeping bawdy houses, as
sault upon females, Indecent exposure
of person, gambling and conducting
gambling houses, larceny, receiving,
failure to list taxes, assault and bat.
tery with deadly weapons, abandon
ment, cruelty to animals, trespass,
etc.. and other matters of similar im
portance not now triable before the
Mayor with ordinary . magistrate's
jurisdiction.
The recorder shall be required to
make a monthly report to the Clerk
of Superior Court of all cases tried
except those for violation of municl
pal ordinances. - Upon demand, a de
fendant shall have the privilege of a
trial by Jury. ,
The bill gives the City Council the
power 'to fill a vacancy in the record
ership. V
Section 15 provides that the city
charter be amended to repeal all pha
ses conflicting with the new act This
section also fixes the Mayor's salary
at 1,000 year. The. books and ata
Uonery, etc., for the recorder's court
shall be bought out of the city funds.
The solicitor of this Judicial dis
trict would be solicitor ex-ofllclo of
the recorder's court, unless something
should transpire to require another
person appointed, . In which event
City Council would appoint a prose
cuting officer.
Solicitor's fees are fixed in section
18. ; ;'-r ;';; ' .
The Aldermen voted unanimously
for the adoption of the bill drawn up
by Attorney Dawson.
WILSON APPROVING PURCHASE
OF THOS. JEFFERSON HOME
(Continued from Page 1)
millions upon the business houses
and property owners of Mexico. Sec
retary of State Bryan today disclaim
ed knowledge of advices from abroad
bearing upon the recent inquiries di
rected to Germany and England in
an effort to stop the hunger war be
tween Germany and England.
VALUE OF HVOMEL
It's the Same Catarrh Remedy Noth
ing Better for Head Cdlda.
Do not endanger your health by
taking strong drugs in the hope of
curing coughs, asthma, head colds or
dangerous catarrh that frequently de
stroys the hearing. Use Hyomei, a
simple combination of healing oils
that you breathe through a small in
haler. ' Its curative and health-giving
medication clears stuffed-up head like
magic. ,
Hyomei quickly goes to all the sore
and inflamed tissues lining the nose
and throat its antiseptic healing be
gins at once and dull headaches, that
distressing choking, constant sniffling
and unclean discharges Surely cease.
Hyomei is not only a pleasant treat
ment, but very inexpensive. Be sure
to get the complete outfit that con
tains inhaler and bottle of liquid. J.
E.. Hood and . Co. sell it on the "No-
cure-no-pay' plan, bureiy try Hyo
mei today you have nothing to. lose
on this generous offer.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
TIIB DIAMOND BRAND. A
wiav
Sna-trM. AttcrorCiriClfKS.TCBS
IAMUND IIKANIi flLlM. Cx as
ytata known, Bctt, Stfost, Always Relltbla
SOLO BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
I-adlcat A.k yaar Vrwcclat
(Ills la Bed and U.li nculll?
boie, anted wilk Blua Rlbboa.
a aiaer. mar ar rear
The Grand Theatre
BIG HOUSE
BIG SHOW
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 3, 1915
One Performance Only
MAURER SISTERS FAMOUS ORCHESTRA
Composed of four versatile young Musicians. Repertoire Includes Cor
net, riute, Vlslln, Whistling, Cello Solos; Violin and note Duets; -
- Humorous Readings
AN EVENING OF WHOLESOME ENTERTAINMENT
Reserved Seats 50 CenU
, , 25 Cents
General A dmission
Seats on Sale Monday at Ice Cream Parlor
, . . ; TODAY FRIDAY-SATURDAY
. CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAM
PICTURES DAILY BOTH MATINEE AND NIGHT
TOD AT Fourth ep'node of atrial ."ZUDCftA." . . '
rSIDAT THE QUACK." 2 red Lubm Fthire.
r- ' "SOPHIE'S HOME COMING." I red Eaaaoay.
"? ;' ' Admission by Season Ticket or Single Ticket
Adults : 50 and 75 Cents
1 Children. Matinees 10 Cents
Evenings
25 Cents
S 0 C I At
And
PERSONAL
Mr. J. D. Bluell spent yesterday
in Raleigh.
b as . . .
Mrs. C C Dunn haa returned to
her home in Grifton after a short vis
it with relatives here.
Hiss Clara Oettinger, until recent
ly of this city and now of Greensbo
ro, is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. E
Eutaler, in Greenville. . ;
: n
Miss Gertrude Wallace haa return
ed from a visit with Miss Genevia
McLawhorn, in Ayden.
B
Mrs. H. Gait Braxton Is spending
the day in Washington. She aecom
panled Mrs. George M. West, who
left for Norfolk this morning, as far
as Washington! and will return to
night' ' - '
A meeting of the mothers of begin
ners in the Gordon-Street Christian
Sunday school, called for Wednesday
afternoon by the Superintendent of
the Beginners' Department, Miss Mil
dred McDaniel, was postponed on ac
count of the Inclemency until next
Wednesday afternoon. '
BBS
Mrs. George M. West of Richmond,
who has been visiting her nephew, Mr.
IL Gait Braxton' and Mrs. Braxton,
at their home on East King street
for the past few weeks,, left this
morning for Norfolk, where she will
join Mr. West and go from there to
he- home the latter part of the week.
Mrs. West was the recipient of many
social courtesies while here, and
made many delightful friends.
I Richards home that day. , Though
they did not . know 'just why,! the
I childiuh laughs of the little ones of
darkness carried a new note of cheer
and hope, ,
They see the world
THRO' THEIR BABY'S EYES
Blind Father and Mother and Broth
er and Sister Will Depend Upon
Newcomer, Whose Sight They :
Prayer For, In Future .
(By the United Press.)
Colorado Springs, Feb. 25. In a
little home at Lake George, 25 miles
from here, there is a baby boy, who,
when he grows up, will be able to tell
his father, his mother ad a brother
and sister, of the beauties of the
mountain region in which they live,
but which have been shut out to them
throughout their lives.
This baby, the pride and wonder
of the entire district possesses the
blessing of sight ' denied all other
members of the family. - The baby's
father is Benjamin Richards. He is
blind. The little mother, now the
happiest woman in all Colorado, was
Miss Myrtle Higby. She was born
blind. She was a student In the State
School for the Blind,' and .while there
met Richards. His sight had been
destroyed in an accident
Drawn together by their affliction
which sent them through the world in
darkness, Richard and the little blind
girl were married. Five years ago
baby girl was born. ' Anxiously,
they waited for the word that would
tell them whether; the innocent little
newcomer had also entered the world
in darkness. Their hearts were torn
when they were told the baby girl
would never, see. Three years later
a baby boy arrived and he, too, had
been denied the gift of sight
Time went on. As mother Rich
ards heard the voices of her two little
ones as they played in the darkness
of their baby lives, she knew that the
great, good bird, the Stork, would
soon hover over her home again. She
knew that he was about to bring an
other baby soul Into the world, and
mother Richards prayed that this In
nocent might be spared the blight of
eternal darkness. Mother Richards
was cheerful and hopeful, but when
the time came for father Richards to
summon the village doctor, his heart
fairly stood still. .
Some friends accompanied the man
of medicine to the Kichards borne.
They knew of the ' prayers of the
mother and father and of their hope.
The doctor could only tell them that
he hoped, but there was pre-natal in
fluence to be overcome. , . , 1 :
Before him was the sightless moth
er. Wailing Wlin WW ' niuuuioiii
friends was the sightless father and
the children of night The doctor
came from the room. His face was
wreathed In emiles.; He grasped
father Richards by the hand.
"A boy; seven and one-half pounds
nd perfect eyes. He sees," the big
man told the father even as he him
self was almost overcome with emo
tion. . ' ,. I i -.
There were tears of joy in the
THI MAURCt SISTERS ORCHES
The , Usurer Sinters Orchestra is
about to enter Ita ninth year on the
Lyceum and - Chautauqua platforms.
This orguulantlun had Or yvara ex
perUuic before coming to tbe Radrmtb
Bureau, tn-glunltig to "play In public
very young In yean and making good
from the very start ' In fact, tne lteo
path Uunnu ban never bad a com
pany of young women of whom It has
felt prouder and received bettor re
porta than tbe Maurer BUtera. ;
Tbe flrst two years they were with
tbe Durean they were kuown as tbt
Orchestral Entertainers.
For versatility on musical Instru
ments the parallel of the Usurer bis
ters Is seldom . found.'; In this respect
tbey Oil ' an Important place In tbe
Lyceum, for tuor la much demand for
Just such a combination. Tbe only
reason tbat there are comparatively
MARKETS
V TODAY'S
. QUOTATIONS
tiVVL , v -.
. 4 , PRODUCS
Wholesale Prices Reported by , the
Khute Peaant Company
Pork 12H
Lar4 14
Potatoes, sweet 60
EggS a a IS
Country butter 80
Hens, pound ....10 "
Broilers, pound 12 H
Roosssrs, aplec ............ 29
Oorn, bushel .81
Today's Cotton Market
New York, Feb. 25. Today's fu
tures quotations were: ; Open Close
March ,. .............8.12 - 8.20
May '.. , . ... . . , ....... .8.40 " 8.60
July .....8.63 8.72
October .. ............8.92 0.00
December .' . V... ...... .9.09 9.18
' Today's Local Sales:
About 75 bales, st 7 1-4 to 8 cents.
Children Cry' for nctcTicr'c'
MrllM!
kTa.'fc--.i.'ii lSh - - ,r - J
-
i
I The Kind Ton Hare Always Boaffht, and vrbJch has teen
lift klBUk tfm AVASI lf tTAAM SV. n a V . A. At
sva v I v w j veA of jsfisj wruo iUQ IguJlI.U.rO )K
00 iuiu aim oeeu maao nnaer nu per
Mnal uprrllott since it Infancy ;
- altAtf IIA Alia AlajalM wam la. ekl.
" w " " tvvw hv vuv V UCVSJ1 TO J VII III VUiSt
All Counterfeit. Imitations and Jnsta-ff ood " are bat
uamniucuu aiiac in iia wiia una couangcr me neaitit (
Infanta and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTOR. A
Castorta Is a harmless substltnto for Castor OO, 'Paro :
srorlo. Drops and Boothinr Syrnps. It Is pleasant Ik
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Kareotlo
anbstanoe. Ita age Is Its snarantee. It destroy AVorms
and allays FeTerlshness. For more than thirty Tear It
haa been In constant use for the relief of Constipation.
Flatulency, "Wind Collo, all Teething Troubles and
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
assimilate the Food, giTlnff healthy and natural Sloep.
The Children's Faxuaoca The Mother's Friend,
MILLINER
IS
HERE
MAURER 818TERS ORCHESTRA.
few such companies Is because ver
satlllty In music Is so apt to be ac
companied by mediocrity. Especially
there a demand for this kind of u
organization where large door sales are
a coualderotlon to the committee. Pic
tures of numerons tnrttruinenta and
promises of a. widely varied program
attract young and' old from far and
near. ," X" '; -x"- ' :
Some of tbe fcatnres of tbe Maurer
Sisters' program are cornet solos wltb
orchestral accompaniment, flute solos i
with piano accompaniment, violin nolo ,
wltb piano ncconipiinlineiit, whistling I
solos, cello solos, violin and flute duet
humorous reudlngft, orchestral num
bers wltb piano, violin, flute and cor
net; ensemble vocal numbers rendered
In conjunction wltn orchestral music.
FOR SALE Old Patters, suitable for
kindling fires these cool mornings,
5c a package, r'ree tress. - - v-is-u
and we are now
ready for business
New Spring hats
are now being
worn in other
large places-why
not in this.
Prices Moderate
Mrs. M. L. Braswell
GENUINE CASTO R IA ALWAY
Bears th Signature of
a"
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In Use For Over 30 Years" v
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought '
scon t WLLEES m
"The Old Reliable"
Slate and Tin Roofing of all kinds. All
Vork Guaranteed Quick Service
on Short Notice.
Telephone
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The Only Town in the World by That Maine
Kinston hot only occupies a unique distinction in name, but in reality as a real
town. Right now it is favored by natural conditions that place it in the
front rank of commerce By reason of its agricultural resources,
business is good in Kinston, while other Southern towns are up
against it. Yet, Kinston and its territory are only partially
.developed. Plenty of room here for more folks and
unbounded opportunities for financial investment
The story in words and pictures will be told
forcefully in the many pacs of the coming
iff:' ""i"
VEI
OF TH"E-:DADLV
J F REE PftEOG
A copy will bo scntjto evcrylfarmer ard to every merchsr.t in tho tl:r.:!r:.
territory. A Izrga n'jrr.bsr wl.I be sent out by the Chamber cf Ccntrr.cr c