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second-class matlcr und," u '
After Six P. M. ul .-i.-i
rn Union and tepid, f ;n! i
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75, The Free Pre
inattention whu'u'wv
) 1 1 V K KMM.. I
City Beautiful SuiM'edM.n:
at rear of court-hoiiM !
The force with v.Vlrh 1 i
Frvm-h Jincs ah-iut. Vi-M-.m '
"pent shot" a the A!!i.-, 1. .
Reiiolved: That th; ,
in the State of North C: i -I i -provide
itaclf a aui'ab.V e..il
the use of rear walls of t'.
poses.
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HOW INVESTMENT IN
COMMUNITY HEALTH PUS.
That investment in cttrnmiiniiy h- :
a gambit or suoculullon i t ?. i
have been and are b;'in;? ohtnh.c 1 ;
community where mwlKrn m'l'! '
port from every plaee whete : Vd.
employed testify to the excellent .,
compHshmcnts. The savin;; i- "
exceeds fifty per cent. Th-.r'i f .',
death rate from prcvcntainV :
cut in half and even more, I y .
In this connectl'li u i t -cm ; .
News letter has thin very in.-eiv-t: -"Kenosha,
Wiseirin, ba si v.'
officer. Between and l; 1 1 '
cases fell from ;?) to l, n'.d d :i
pothinjr; diphtheria .. fell '
death from 2 to ,. . '. I
creased from IV 1 1 l, a-..' .
tinder two year i.f ay.- I i' !
The per capita ;i!i"ii t! '
cer is uiily" 17 c i t s--
ture tickc: i.. I . ... I v: ;
health (?ys.
Of course, .-mm' will !. ".'! i i
because it iit of a :n.i!i-: '
However, the very ,(.. , ' .
all over North . i . . i, w 'i - : u.';
cer are cmpl,ytI. 1!' Cm c
much less than fifty, if in i.-i !;. :i ,.
five, woiilil it not be w.nili v , ' r,
lie ample return f; the i.v
one H'r cent. h.-i;n in- i r.i .i:' ' . .
Think on thee t'ii i-i
template the :.-. - n
caiiit' uf 'he fill fV.
ti i)(V U'l.l ;: riiiry .
the J'l o' r -.-,:
In idol's and i -'( 'i ' ' ' r !,
m . .
PKINCII'I.K III, lAC! mi's." V :
The dull. !..:
.lent ..f th.. (', :;' :
belli;? tn. :!;!. ' !, m ,
' If IM
Mi POLDSIHISS
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I . '.he l.i '.v
' ;V ; : I.. I.i f.'.liilio
inn !) t''i '
,' ., 1 ' i i ci ve peace
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j. v - i '" i ' Mi ' ion in a
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tir'.i.X:!-. ! 'b'C w.eiM
ISepolisliiLats
Lardcstiolosc.
Black
White
Tan
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KEEP YOUR SHOES NEAT
The F. F. DaUey Co, Ltd, Bidtalo, N. Y.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
-i'de
Train No. 21 Leaves Goldsboro
t; 45 a. m., for Raleigh, Durham,
! Ot-enaboro, Aaheville and Waynes
' ille. Through train to Asheville,
handles chair car to Wayneaville.
GreenslMiro. Handles free chair cst
from Raleigh to Atlanta, making con
i nection for New 0r!ean9, Texas, Cal
is lurii." i trains for all northern sud eastern
A e,i e:in cit'v.viH points.
i. i'ier ..f inv.nv'tl K
. , .; ,; ,.., .., y Train No. 139 Leaves (ioklsboro
( ,. v ',: ;,! 2.00 p. m. for Raleigh, Durham and
, Makes connections at Greensboro for
i -. ,i i m ' e , . . . : .
all points north and east, and at A.ihe
ville wi;h (,'arolina Special for Cin-
. . 'ill''
einrati, Chicago and all western
- . .-.-.l there .
points.
;'. .-it : hn ,
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v, ..id e, whu-.-i j Train ff0. 111 Leaves (Joldnboro
! ,i e'l.ily win. h o;;i5 p. m., fur Raleigh, Durham and
!. ii i' : i.eiidenec Creensboro Handles Pullman sleep-
,riK car Raleigh to Winston-Salem.
.. nrli.cipio. throtiRh train for Atlanta and New
, Orleans, also makes connection for
Lsheville, Chattanooga, St. Louis.
tlernpnis, Birmingham and all west-
irn points.
U. F. YORK, Traveling Passenger
i .U'pnt. Raleigh, N. C.
i H. F, CARY, General Passenger
DR. F. FITTS,
Osteopath,
Upstairs, Next Door to Poetoffice.
EXAMINATION FREE.
Phones: Office 80. Res. 623
Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly
Thr OH Stnniiiird jrrneral sti tiEltienin;r tmiic,
Oli.'.Va'S T AS'I KI.HSS chill TUNIC, drive r.jt
M a larl.rnric lies lhcl,lool.ii ml hinlds up I he y.
Il-iu. Alraeonit. For adults aod cbliireu. 5'ic.
F1R3T
NATIONAL BANK OF
KII1S1Q1
Capital and Surplus $160,000.
STRONG, SAFE, DEPENDABLE
Your Interest as Well as 0ur3 Will Be Promoted
By Patronizing the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK v
N. J. KOUSE. President DR. HENRY XVLL, Vice-Prest.
D. F. WOOTEN, Cashier J. J. IIIZZELL, Asst. Cashier
T. W. HEATH, Teller
W. L. Kennedy
Dr. Henry Tull
J. II. Canady
J. F. Taylor
H. H. McCoy
DIRECTORS
S. II. Isler
N. J. Rouse
C. Felix Harvey
David Oettinger
II. E. Moeeley
LUNSFORD ABBOTT, D. O,
Osteopathic Physiclaa
Upstairs. Next Door to Dlxla
Phnr.a dTO-J.
DR. DAN W. PARR0TT
DENTIST
Crowa and Bridge Wark
Specialty
OlFice over Cot. Mill office
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ii ill!'
ids of
e.ll' jio-.t-
w il In; no dispusi
, letei i .;ie, of the
u. . in. I !o p;--v rcss
." of our "heads lc
:md aci'iiii,iili,h-
Children dry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C A 3 "T O R a
OTHERS SAY
. nll-15 VSII II.
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.i:c i-f freijiient ocem
i. nay h'.tlc heed !i the
..i : .i.iiii.ire or is 'uf
ll'i: in :!! favureil re
i. i ;i! .' il eon. p:.i .liie to
i i . -..if i lie o.i rlli'.s strne
- i ir.i-.e n 'il !o re'ili.e his
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' edi-e .' t . ill. We
;ii.t i-n on v. hicil lie
. .t'.m sit eu'ili.lciiei'
!. 11 lv c.-.isfitl in
i ' 'i.i' '. e U'i'! hot have
"Patronize Home Industry"
JOB PRINTING
We are Equipped t Handle Your
Orders for Higl Gr k Job
IVuiting.
Orders Carefully unil Pronntlf Eieralra
We Make the Beat Grade
I UTTER HEADS,
W EDDING INVITATIONS.
CARDS I OU ALL PITPU5ES,
C1RCUIAKS. LAKCE AND
SMALL.
ENVELOI'ES,
POSTERS.
We have Cormeclioni with Engraven
and Btaak Book Maker which en
able ua lo Promptly Handle
Olden fur Engraving and
'".indsof Blank Book
'Ming.
Kinston Free Press Co.
Incarperalad
Publishers and Job Printers
y Ke:
roa
During Week of Feb.
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larch 4
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I Am Going to Offer My Entire Stock
SHOFS and FURNISHINGS
At prices that will certainly appeal to those who
may need anything in this line. On all goods
sold during this week I will cheerfully refund
the money, if not satisfactory. You can save
from $1.00 to $1.50 on shoes bought this week.
AH Slippers will he includedin this offer. Come
and look them over. I will show you the best
line of Shoes there is in North Carolina. None
but the BEST sold here; Shoes that are right in
style, and will wear or they cost you nothing.
We Carry The Well Known Clapp and
Kneeland Shoes
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COMING To TEA SA8P MY
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