Eastern reflector, 28 February 1899


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amiable of her home
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Brat probably
Bonn-thing that i- n, w and Clap credited Witt
of brr bead her fa-
elevation, i at a wedding
from la retorted lo have exclaimed,
vim a why the of
re m. warrant
ill is ll ii at homo, nil
tin y n-i i i
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one, i bi . l a
in i Ii ii and being
with worldly and worldly com-
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that John wee little
enough of a Puritan, bat Ii i it to
bit en in
provided a i r widow r
her lib in manor
Commercial Tribune.
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of raid I he retired
in my hi i n
the lookout for trap and most of
he . hi in Hun-
Dot men go a lot of trouble and
lay
tiny get
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loin i. Sow
AND
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carry a full line the
celebrated
S. Parker
Fountain fen
It is a big hit in fountain pen
and is distinctive
Nut only does it feed the ink
bu. prevents
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trap came which a man
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light H a
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hut and
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r made in- think
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have t- v in ibis . both
;. . . I i my lamp on
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laugh in to think there
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with mo i edge
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enough it in I held
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m If tin-, ugh a I . i
tunnel in t much n .-m i-
1-1 -lido the next
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foot through an-
other trap in iii-I-;, it
after I
tin wan a yon.
Me in a hard
the
in it my hag
on
a well
barber If
be ii in
a r I y.
To an rage man abating while
tea la n and opera-
Iii n. cal n
ti,,. ,. i ship's barbel, a
who long training i I
wield with skill and safety,
bow
pin bi
He is tin most
the If
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Tin ii need n I
rally us
r- on I
Fare.
Ann ii ml
f to lay I following
lid fact re- t lit I its pathetic rid.
Mr or bis H,. v,. i lo explain the
I-a i, as to our rail-
way
w, he wan o
you t.-ll ma of
which railway
of
the la
At moment foil on a
Mil the i I f class, who
paying very little alien-
ii, a i i . bat ii-
yon L that, be
d, n
inly
I . i. in. yen were not
We iii that
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o do before take bis
the
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plying, his
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One of mist r markable
if ever made is a
. f male opera hats by one of
if a London
no fewer
eh.-, f r it was whim
man who was introduced to her
give h. r his up. bat as a souvenir.
She only Imps then in their
lino condition, bat them into
nil us if other thing, inch as photo
graph tome
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Book for all-
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OLD DOMINION
KI V tit SERVICE
on
nod
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an. iv. n need for the balding I water
ii
native
kinds.
r i- until
native
, with
wares din the ship la at anchor. Ho
ii- no
foreign of who,
bought mm. ;, rate
in mail to
pa-, nil- r- a little it bi nil high-
than m i barged by native
Ill-
Ill's
OF
Thai Grip,
the air with fatal
iii. is Mile
a sure
in
Jon a sine
iii your
and fever, sore
in of
Mm max know
yon need Dr. King's
New . Ii will promptly
cure the in-
kill disease
prevent at
Honey bark
A trial free at J, I.
Store.
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Returning A.
A. H.
days., Sat
Bailing noun
pending on of water.
at Washington with
for Norfolk.
New York and
ion. and for all for
with Norfolk.
order freight by
the Old Dominion S. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Line from Baltimore
Line from
X.
X.
Greenville, K.
in- very
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ABOUT
wonderful new Count
alt RHEUMATISM.
Tin- I- Vegetable
Herbs and no
I'm
poisonous a.
Ami ii
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IN
by
generally.
Whichard, N. C.
The la
every department and
prices as low as the lo v
est. Highest market
prices paid for country
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Gives the home news every
at small price
cf cents a month. Are
yo i a subscriber It not
ought to be.
The Eastern
Is a year and contains
the news y wt gives
information to the
st
co, that is worth many times
mote than the price.
Palate of View.
I i ii man
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urn. i.-u have in be
Now mine crying for
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n in . I H ii i Tinted
t ii
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M Si ii . bind h.
in tin.
petty
with all my In it up t
chair by the me down
therewith nothing, not a thing,
to work with Hut there's life
hope, and never bate
thought each a thing as giving up if
could have But I didn't
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It. . . i . at
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. toil away,
list. bi Hue
Am i nth Che n
of ;. iv distant
mi. In in i place, inking
hit i. . . m strict Ar
l.-ii. in expect, d
n in box two ,
traps
CLEAR HEAD;
lion; Bleep; a
appetite and a ripe old age,
results of the use
Tint's Liver Pills, A
will convince you of their
effects virtue
a Known Fact.
An absolute cure for head-
. malaria, sour
. o n
i, all diseases.
Liver Pills
I hadn't
I a Lack
n. the top on one and a man
in. It
And in the police wire
there, and I found they had I door
in this big enough to get a man
of.
I Intro other trap elaborate,
but i n more had t
In. i to begin with, around tin
in r. Of that didn't
much, but it his
the coat of the traps
the time contrivance, whatever III
was was attached to the main
trap t on it for a min-
two re ; pad, and limn
and box and whole
I, ,,,., l hate cost a n lose
th in or It ma four
York Sun.
i- not that any
so keen and
ii v to the niceties of
language at that which the
ii ii We may help
our-. Los tn understand It
reading a story told of M.
. night he awoke and sprang
ml . I with a wild wife
lie was in alarm and
despair
what is the
said
I had r. horrible a heartrending
to i 1.1 tin ml again. It
was ii b in In a
that In Id a r ea
bird into new real
with stalely slops to his
old
with las Lady.
I he
money or your
life
rapid-
i rather
newt with great
robber.
laughed and
drew n be had no moo-
and, to the critics, not
much life, but was in I why be
leagued, laughed I he be-
cut I longed
which
to tail.
There Is pi ti who is to
at of his landlord
as a in London
which belongs Iii one of great
Ho is an absolute
within the tour corner hie
lease. deviation
on
all kin Is privilege In himself.
DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES,
every Sun-
day, and evening. Pray-
evening. Kev.
A. W. Setter,
in. C. I.
an
regular services.
a. in.
every Sim
day, morning and evening. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening.
X. M. Watson, pastor. Sunday
M p. m. W F. Harding,
Services third
J. Horton, pastor. Sunday-
S. H.
Very little in toe
of Barely la
a chair any of them. A few
mats room, and bed
on Door.
A. A. M.
Lodge, Beats
third Monday evening,
W. M. M. Sec.
Covenant
Meets every Tuesday evening.
K. B. X. L. II.
See.
K. of Lodge, No.
every Friday evening. Dr.
Bagwell, L.
Obit, K.
u. Vance Council, No.
1896, meets every Thursday even
W. II. Wilson, it. M. it.
Lang, Bee.
U. A. every
Wednesday st I.
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1876.-------
SCHULTZ
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Prepared buckwheat, fancy Ponce
side meat, hams, should-
cm, coffee, sugar,
cigars, cigarettes,
butter, mountain butter, full
cream cheese,
hominy Bakes,
aced meal hulls, cotton seed
bought at cents per bushel.
K. SEEDS.
It At IS SALT.
Etc,
AT BOOK BOTTOM
Come to ace
M.
ALLEN
gasp
, it was
l was talking, and I
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English language
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mm
Mini
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for ii
L.
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At our Dickinson Ave-
repair all kinds of
and Farming
Pistols, etc.
We also manufacture-------1
t CASTS,
BRACKETS,
POSTS,
Lei have your work.
ALLEN.
HI lie
--A-
WEEK
-FOR
ll,
The Eastern
D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO TERMS per. Year in
in a
and
Friday
-AT
VOL. XV
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY,
NO
JUST FOR FUN.
says he her
in a quiet yes;
month must necessarily have
silent during the operation.
you like to be a judge
of music, Mr. You
can bet I would; I'd have some
these up tor of
court mighty
lib
in each
anus they rolled over the to
Senator the audience
Scott Another
The long
sec if you accept
replied promptly,
one of the few tilings we do
except. Good-day,
can't see why tin-re
be such a howl
single You
can't eh Well, these single
lacks cause all the trouble; a
fellow never
got a
That alter cases
Well this marriage sequel
First lie led her to the alter.
And now she leads by
nose.
New Enterprises In the South.
I has been staled
while may ind i- Ike richest
Among more important new nation our people have more
enterprises reported by Intelligence in proportion in our
man for week, ended February wealth other people
is area mill in Ten-1 earth. That we make and sell
u brick and clay works more books than any other
people. It is Hull
in a canning factory in I America makes from one-third
cotton world,
mill m Texas, a have the
in North Carolina; electric sales.
Carolina I know whether these
an extra i mainline
luring in Bu Vii we are of opinion it is
a mill and a ; more nearly possible fur even per
factory In Georgia; ice factory
in I ion works in Virginia to become fairly than
an Irrigation company i ,,, of world.
leather company in Bus Hooks are cheap, and
a lighting arc more
heating company in two I and gins, young and
lumber companies in Texas lo become
West Virginia; a shop n,.,,, anywhere else in the
in Kentucky; a tannery in middle -world. Take, for
m.
WITH TO MATCH.
in
man.
a telephone who has halt down boy
for whose I nil ion in lie can
not spare If In-
age to have learn In rend
then Invest n few dollars wise
in a few good
to his local paper, one daily paper,
two, and then see
A p In Box.
A box, long and one fool
wide, a year
unclaimed at the express in Hie boys all rend literature
a village from I he thus provides, in a
union riles opened found to I year or two boys will
contain a human body was cut quite Neck
in pieces the box. The
was sent by Adams from
Cincinnati, lo Dr, CANNOT
rick, whose whereabouts are an APPLICATIONS us
cannot seal of
Baldwin for ten The name disease. Catarrh is a blood
of Bender is The in order to
. ,, .,, cure it you must Internal rein-
body is supposed to a is ml.
although and feel re- and aria on
a The coroner, . nun surfaces.
The
in opposition to the suffrage
amendment to In North
Carolina, the poor
the poor
white man and says Ignorant
are better citizens than
whites, etc. All of which
entirely false, and is the view of
the radical Republicans. We bad
thought the was a lair awl
paper lull
its
are the veriest mi the meanest
Unit
to believe the
lo white
Free Press.
RIGHT TO UGLINESS.
The woman who is lovely in fine,
form and temper will always have
friends, but one who would be at-
tractive must keep her health, If
she is weak, sickly and all run
down she will
If she has constipation or
kidney trouble, her Impure blond
will cause pimples, skin
eruptions and s wretched complex-
ion. Electric Bitters is
medicine world to regulate
Stomach, liver kidneys to
purify the blood. II gives strong
nerves, bright eyes, Smooth,
skin, rich complexion. It
will make a good-looking,
woman f a run-down invalid.
Only cents L.
Drug stoic.
Hull's Catarrh Cure is a quark
. II as
the bud physicians In tins
country fur years,
prescript ion. It
lollies known, with
tin- best blood
on the mucous The
of the two in
has already fastened an such
annual public upon results in
i hem of not less than 8180,000,000 Send for testimonials, free.
year more than any previous ad- J. J
are
Dispatch, 17th.
What Has Done.
The administration of William
LAW S
BATISTE
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INDIA I
PLAIN
CHECKED
PIQUE,
Swiss,
and
Hamburg
in nil i
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LACE,
and
LACE
with
Mi
for tin
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and may reach overt the
in fact, if the war
cine tax is it p
will have to make good
revenue of the know Schneider,
additional tier, who
mining will
on to 9300,000,000, The country I
a few thousand Islands, which I -Well, discharged n prisoner
are dot self sustaining, and an yesterday
force of men for of
purposes to show for it all.
A quoted the Rich-
says snow is
healthful, Unit than is now
sickness city US-
amount has very
appreciably reduced within the
past ten days, during
of the snow and he says.
I Imagine anything purer
than fresh snow, or the air blow-
over only this, bill a
hard winter is always followed by a
summer in which there is little
sickness. winters make fat
you
Kansas City Times.
Schneider said wasn't
enough to make a
is a very thing for
political lo maintain power
together, , .
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star mule
in
of the along lines Is in
tor
Assembly mis
, ll union
in the has , ,,., .
In wisdom; yd
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lull I v I Male
. letter from u
reason tin- so-
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elect ion.
limn it was I In-
have a
in nil
which lo-
of null
A ml I hi- is mil reason.
of dealings questions
Inn small and lurid ones, nor
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vi-i its limit action on
even these, for upon many of I hem
I has mil
mini not
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which i u
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houses mil n i a. i
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THE OF GRIP.
That scourge, the Grip,
the air with fatal germs,
ho that no home is Safe from
ravages, but multitudes have found
a sure protection against this
malady in Dr. King's New
When you feel a sore
in your and muscles,
have chills and fever, sore
the back of the head,
symptoms
cough you may know you have the
Grip, you need Or. King's
New Discovery, it will promptly
cure tin. In-ill the In
named membranes, kill the disease
germs and prevent the dreaded
effects of the malady. Price
eels and 11.00. Money back if not
cured, A Mai bottle L.
Drug Store.
Plenty of Them Now.
We were told this morning
one of the housekeepers been
besieged by five women
applications for places to cook,
but they wen turned off, which is
exactly right,
During bad they
mode effort to secure as
the city as feeling them; now,
hits broken, they
are anxious to gel a place.
Perhaps they will some
day that people of Wilson do
not want to hire
cooks. The ones are in lie-
arc those in
Times,
A cute Indiana drummer
learned bis wife had In bis ab-
instituted a for divorce
went home and smothered her with
kisses, kissed her BOO limes, and
then she withdrew
Star.
A New preacher insists
Dewey and Otis are missionaries
who shooting the way open lo
the Introduction of the
and I lie carriers a
ionics deliver mail in
I bey are paid
extra for doing so. would
very
ail plan of
so ii would.
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agitators, stock law agitators,
, . , slur
now
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and a whole train measures .
is mi feasible would
have mini-. .
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her I'll used
strife party division, ii
where it could not be otherwise in- nothing
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I ha I he wonder were mil
mi in
In-
In
This is the
with a The
incidental and ac-
out of our mis-
enterprise in Cuba, and is a
practical enlargement of the sphere
of out
expectation.
Ii Is sold Captain John II.
whose mother was banged
us an she
the murder of President
Lincoln. Is employed in Baltimore,
still mi bail
Which in 1807
disagreed. It Is about time torn
mil pros in that
Star.
all. it is a getter
proposition
Iota victorious part v to stay ill as
to gel iii.
expensive convenience, .
star
have I heir mail delivered l
their
side
mil
nor
ill
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iii school. A
in is
A of tin
writing from Washington
says there Is much
in North Carolina circles, in
Unit city, over an editorial In
Washington In which a man.
paper asserts Illiterate
are preferable to
And well should K-. The
writer of -ii
afford
.,. it
causes effects, and
way lie devised, n. Hi.
he compelled to ,,,,,., i,,,,,.,. i-
The peace made a
mistake in agreeing to pay Spain
for
Spain owes US an everlasting debt
Of gratitude for taking such a load
of trouble off her
i Herald i
An ordinance has bean
in the
prohibiting any
or from lure
i to whom a seal can
not be given In the car. For any
violation of the ordinance a One of
not more than is provided for
leach
with the crowd for which
Bus
much preference. He is
one of the Post's slum writers, or ,
he is a Salve
fresh very I In i.-i in the
goal of learning, in some northern fills, Bruises, Sores, I Kill
state promulgate some Teller, I
thing entirely say Hands, Chilblains. Corns, and
,, in- high regard for the i- very all Skin Eruptions, and
much or no pay required, ll
. w hey
ll Li U
ill. I mil
ill ll ii ill leaf
lo pay
special lax each place w .
i- carry inn, on
the rulings .
I may In pi i
let I lo are ml
in leaf
has nil . i el
ll ll
which lie n
ships hi- himself y
another from In
-oil- lie
in my a lax .
place where he I nod
sells
ll. P
i iii a pal I ill H
for lie
delivered In
chaser from warehouse, lie
i i vi w II In ex
pi Ion Hid .
i-oil Statutes, could
i- in. en
lit stored place, not
a in bad an u
kepi in- another
place,
mi . lain
or e
lie buys and
en, and lie he i I
. ,. i lie
In ii I i i
j. lax pi in
in mil
i . .,.
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vases,
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Cancer,
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It, Bore,
VT LAW,
X, C,
arguments in an is ii. n-. i
Post has certainly I refunded.
slipped .- per box.
Sun. L, Woolen.
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N. .
WHICH
AM ME
K. I
Manila. in
day light
Entered the I hi tIn-
Mail Matter.
for III.-
from affair
through our extreme near
v I p and Oil Mil- lull II was promptly
I , In. In a
with ill. publishers lire.
i . an- enabled a . ,. ,,,,. ,,., ,,,,, some
Mill i, . I those
every last in
, out
1- i. i Mi,. -i
who will pay all ;., man
in away, with
paper Ii ., was . i., . tiring ill
lo
a-a premium Mo la.
ill right up . ; Slates .-1
to tile . 1.1 we , . ,;,
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I, I I
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I I.
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I . no.
I .
II .
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V I.
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Hi. to
Taxes.
of
A.-i. on
adopted down I
revenue tin- taxi., levied against
below , k .-J
n .
H learn Mi. Allen
Manila Partially Humid.
Manila. a.
. , . . ha-
om-i .- , , , . ,
, , . bate
solid ,.,, ,. l the , , , ,
II,,. M, run 11.1- n
1.- over the
-1 ,.
mm m,
. c. Railroad.
the to . v. . ,,.,,. ,,,,,.
V. II S
ii. I
paper. Kurt
l.-n .- -.---.
111.- III.-1 .
,,.,. ,., ,. lair from a
Hi.- on
uh.-ii
her bail i a up
braider.
i- reduced p.-i-
, . , ha.-
for taxed tor .
mill an Stale
lax on
1.- mil
I in- . Mr,
Pi
.,.,,. . U . . . I
ill . . Mime In n In I be
. i. . . Inn a.-
,;,. . ii. In
mid
1-
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. . --i ,.,.,.;.;. i.,.
.- him. a ., .,,., , ,,,, ,,. hue
share- held ,. ,.,.
I Ii in
m ;
of in I'm Ii
pool
Ii. ll liquor
hi k In- i
A. Mm.
are Ibis
Mr. A.
I., making
in deep
Tin-. inn lo m-II
for weal would dot
Hi.
i sold on In-
o. , per A-
.;, also l-
Mi. I. I.
of
in.
. . .
el ,
, the Ml Mil.
killed all
Kipling's Take
up While Man's
And generally
when J
is
Potato I,.,.
lo
Mi. timber has
i.;.
. . hen-
Mils . . . .
ox in
Ii seems are
in Mi-lion
II, u m-l
and
will lie III. lo pile.-.-.
I 1.111 also mil
via-
pin, las
In was
i he
, , a
on dealers i.
We II. W. t,
a . n
n line lo kill lb V
lings will fail this In
Manila News.
me iii on I
1.1 use a lea
I.-s While
. an In de ,., S
morning. ,, v,, u,., , ., ,,,.
a women w plainer or an repaired
land an repair.
. .- , spreading When the, ,,,.,, ,,, a. . Mfg. . .-
Mature with .,, ,,,. all In gel the
. He Ii bi i, II While making
, . , . n . . , ,., l In Hi.- pi.,,,,,.,., ,. ,. .,.,,., ,,,., .,,
,.,. lie . J,. x t.
, -i lea. , . . . laughing in lite art i
, , I, . , . . ; , n,, j, ll
. I .-. , ;.,,. V,., ,,;,, -pulled loll ill
mug -I la-l night were to file
.- . roving and pillaging
.,. in- In-Inn Mi. Moore and . wen-
. ,, .,;.,
,, Happening In North Carolina.
. wail
lull
. , Hi
ll.
I I
Ii., III W ,
Siamese girl h i.-a. lies
I,, a eel I w I- of
. I and and
. ,. ,,,.,,,, ,. under had a ,.
. -id ,,;,,,. , ,. . , v all
l -ii. II a Ml same.
; ,,, s.
-eve,,
limes we have read of the
in
for I In- up. lull
Ibis l.-polled In In-
ahead I A
in lieu lie
1.1 I he on- In gel his p
hugs were looking
In Ill's lO see
who had bought.
remedies,
worked Keller I bail
we ever tiled so we
wen- not troubled all the
We Also Sell
had our
lee lull la-l we eon
eluded and
el- a leaf
have in I In-
building new
and of-------
We Carry
Hal. Hard w a re.
I V .
Sugar.
iii
even
lied in a general
Senate
. In . iv -r he
I W
in ;,.,.,. the
in Man
Hi-Hi., .,. l e is not of great roll I
I make
. hill. bill
the . win
. Mi, . , ,,. ,. Will 1,111.1 inn
. .,, . . . . ,., , , ,.,, ,,.,,,. has
deal ll. penned Anni n ed the huge
., . and will, is
III. .,. .,
i ii a- la an
, . pi p-.
. . .- .
in
.--. , , . ,,., .
pie ,, i- .-,,.
l L Hotel -III l
f,.,.,,,;, ,. the and his
Ii. I .,
fell, . lot III
ill II, till, W like- e I he
COT.
TON AMI
AMI
pi everything will he
found as low ran
ill
a l
WHITE MUG
the lulled Stale. present I W
i kepi up we nit., n. .-.
m. 1-1 have to a new
and we have
learn over mil again I
Volt know the an i- ;
is the lo visit.
Sun. I have in the
a of
or
. Hie
plies. carry an------
a deer,. the . TO PATE
u I'll, nullity, made ,
in , ready supply your need.
pending, a
linker J. B.
I will. April lid. . , ,
door .,. .
i I. Did it Ever
the highest Hull
STORE
i in .
. in., end
. ll
stand Inn ll .
of is a ll
to lie -1 mi . 1-
in- 1-. be
I re I'm and lie i-n--
of the people It it be did for
lot be
w hi
In gel lull
the
and
iii. i.
i it. In anting. ,
pal i hi, VI
, . I it a, it;
all
. m here.
i lime as a
Tin -11 11.1.
Ills 11-. bow ever, hope for alleged iii ll
I In- inn He it a
he will I In pull
1.1 mill in I aim
i the pi in- mi
all II -ample
New
eons v nil v. via
. Slum double
ii-iii and 1011-
or
In her words, talk
A Funeral II Keep I'll till I
e pill lilt
mean ; 11-e big
via- noted by persons
of and
Eighth -Heel.
Eighth -1 reel i- c in
All -a. till adv i-
. pap. that
all ml a
lifted a i mud ii,
w remark we have in
lilts some kinds
III IV lots people lo
. FOOT TO KNEE
. Groat Agony
ii.-r Sore Her Story of
Cure.
a I v . mil a
, in
. my loot to my
n I agony. It would
unit
t good w
KIM WOUld
I lo Hut I CO ltd
I . . I . . ,
On iv III, lag
-I tint
. I Hi . -1 mill I lull,
I like mod-
I . bold, null Ii
I i liking mini 11.-
I II r
H I I II In HIP. It
nil
w ill little pa make, a same I
per. live year- Hie noun
. general wain-
,,, ,, , ,.,,,,.,,, ., ,.
bad ., ,,,.,,.
and ,
lo people t all there
hearses being parallel. a , ,. ,., h,. R.
.,,,. .,,,,.,,., , ,
again. loll.- v, a , ,. ,,,.,. y
. Ml , ,. I,, ,,,,. v .-iv
first In a pro-pi iv e
up lie
lit and a yew ahead, mi well lo I hi. one he
.
we hear from you nit hi one week lord's Fills ii
further papers make- the lie.
I inn
nun
Kipling spent a a
hie night, and bit are
The Common Opinion.
our re-peel and
new one we tempted view
w distrust In-I. In like
we apt think reliable an
i- out
lists I limit,, of
tiling 1- put
In public.
Mute Killed a Train.
A and bile was
killed on railroad between
1.-sing and
yesterday a
train going north, leaving
he went ill. a
shop to have hi. then
toward ll ll
said he from
I he Sun AIM. and
wife were
Mr.
was senseless
with and Mis.
skull was fin, lured. Some of
were arrested.
Mr. M.
brought The
II stalk
season
feel and i lie- in
height, well limbed
had been well
on the Hall.
A not be, on on I be
s nit railway the
one A
get Iran, ran over and killed a lug
yellow or near the
ll was a
low animal of no great eon
but if was a good
then I here be
a suit the mil
mail Here's the way In
estimate probable worth of the
int. Take for he number
ruts would
has dill life
been indicted would In-sand
Served Inn, light. A ll man
I pal nil. In wait
until the In his and
found lo he toil
and made and of.
destruction of
rat. or also bow
eat is Worth as II
There have for it tail,
Sun.
buy it
to gel
lots I
A. on the sou. ll,
the A. and Ii. Hung.
on the the of II. a
. north and
mi west, ll being supply all your ill
pail said rm which fine Candies, all kinds,
the have rim-
Ann Jones, in a box, put up
us.
I. Ill
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Any ONE of the BOOKS, and the FARM JOURNAL
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A Bill.-
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FRANK WILSON'S
If v.,, want a l I T
Ml I w
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any II vi,
i. o,
tin- kind II
limit is of
ill yon
an Mill
stall a.- an i i v
ii-l,. in.
model, not
only
lull
I I HI K-
And arc Nut I
DENIED.
w tin-
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The river fatal ill on n ,
r. M. u ,,.,,,.,,. ,
Mi. . . ,, . ,
We lull, a Mi-. I. ll. of III. ; ,
Norfolk ill 1- ., . ;. .
people Mr. W. M. King i
Hemmed a of el n.- . , . ,
travel la picking up Va. lie did .
again. He ; Mr, a
. old leaven u
A III. trade
Beta better.
Will It Hurl Politics
a i- ,,, ,
a km- .- .---------.
In nun ,,,,,.,;, bill kinglet i ;
of fa for I., III. i. ; ,.,.,.,. ;. I Hill j
i,,. -i-i.-i. M.-. II. s,. w . King km- Bill i i Jill I
Unit will begin on Hie Ural ,.,, N ,,. King I j Jill A
Wonder ii ii He was in u hole. ; ;.,,,,. . , . . . . .- . ,. n
out on the ,., ,,. ,,,. will ., ,.,.,, ,,,,,.,,. lie ,
j i Heavy Groceries will jut
The
inure
;. i a y ,. , .,,
till, V,,. then on I be , j , , I
; j
I Honker me Hie- mi tile . i ,,.,,.;. I . J
M i . v I. i A , . V. . . . I . ii
n.
Millie ,. . . , . , there. . , . .
. polities, tool II. 1.1 a
lion Hie Mm. and by
, ,. J It C el yd
w H , i n. buy, I y la ; a ad hearth.
lion. , ., lb- bill ,.,,, Sew York I
Tilt. Mis. I I he ill ,. , v- v.
. -1 .,
II of SI. . I. , In- in I .,. by Hie I J
j I l l I i-l bail ill III. -i i Inlet mill
A. I. ,;,, ii.-,.,. ., . . 1.1 ,
I o If 1.11.1 be never told I. y,.,, ,. . . M
. He lie tile hill. , ll i . ,. , . , n .
has out , ,;. s, ,. y f N U ti, ti LO
Ii an
nothing people He-1 ,
it I in.
II. Mary
Mini, is I he
M. I. Smith
lot
to
evening.
111.-
hen a I- n, he ills
real value of
he
I A lull a lot
for
What in-Ill is
well. Shoe
Leather
bin. been
a days ill,
Dr. of
School
gel enough like
to begin enjoying hell
will wave ii up.
I. A. of h
of At
Ninth
I pay rash for Hides,
M.
The of the river gives
the Units trouble putting off
freights different landings.
M in Huge
Wore. Nothing
lot-
the lire
led a Crow fur
ills., adopted the revenue lull for
raising taxes.
say will
they will be
Wu baud people say
he
So
some In not
on the
being
it is not kite in prepare to
baron time
by of
make
in a-
Alex and Marv this ,.,.
bill mid allowed Hull
Jennie,
Toast
Join, Daniel Mary
Wilson.
Little limy.
Move and Jennie
mill Vim-.,
mill Millie Wig
gins.
Pile
I., I, Moore
evening Henderson, I bud signed I.
Mr-. mid Mr,
took Hie train here Friday evening it. The re
for to bill favorably.
thin
where lit-1 And mi the
has unending Hie fair.
will he in i hem
the . in. i i.
i i
I ,. Hull hes
. ; ; . . ; N ill
i in- I. a III a. I i y i ; . u- will
in the la-prom pi am III done.
B I
Waller Soil I In in- mid
sister-ill law I. I . mi I-,,,
are lo sold ion in
The
I, i- . ii iii- when
AM, KINDS I
TO
n bi
ill I STAND .
S.
k. . . . .
, ,. , ,. ,., more Ilia,, a
Miss , , ,
visiting her e the ,
sister. Mrs. Moore, a Is
home today. the dispensary by
, i i, , i i, , , whom it had right
Joseph Haw Is has
house on street. I
Ilia mother, sister and little mi .-disregard of law by wills
arrived from eve the
I oil he saloons, through
II fear
turn in la., -of who
tire trying
say no. you -hall stop I
I lover, is and Senator
of Hie whiskey Inning of the day in .
make with
I has the
lion ii I'm
in say lull vi
v.- are us ,, ill I--
by reading follow in
l.-ll- longest in -.-v
end pin. i-.
ll i-
a hull ill
length.
one ball
I,.,,,,.,,. and lire .
men, -a
one hall hours.
Al . Ill I lain, . II I
i in. r.-i IN
,.,
Dry Goods,
Pants.
lit
by the
lies of the two of I'll
young men prom-
Mr. II.
presided
Jot and M r. W . S.
CO, Atlanta. 0-
-t.
I I
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U , . I. ,.
Pin, I Pl.
ml,,,
I,,., Iii I l In ii
I M i I l
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Thus III, I'm h
of III., to Ilia
Company, i-i .
Ion of
ml in
Hi. Internal
to do thing., I
in ling Rial
a on
bear mm i.-I
The liniment may la u at any
time to
very hour of lit. II
and kin m.-i, die mom
p. i i,. i will bat i n
i it moil i only
in I mi. em .
It not
lulu . It, hut illy
u.- III i both
.
, i i i
i i, i.-
or by. . W
and have h.-en mild know u deal . r,,,,,,,. I Ml ill II MM
during few veals on polities bill j u ,.
various Hut the will III, S
not Hi,, only ,., . Hum , ,, . , , ,. , . .
la III II. hills .,,;,.,., ,,,, ,.,
of Hath, have they . ,,.,,, . , . .,
u .,.,.,. ,, .,., , -t
had hit ween lime hundred mill a ,, ill live hours
thousand of I hem. whirl, he ha- ., issue y, ,.
A few more -in h j V in lie I . . ,,.,.,, ,,
hours lulu, . . lid I one less
hours ill ii
u n u
It. It. IS a III
It. It, IS .
I It I V. N i
II I
., I i; is
. and
ill
W N.
. i i in I ii always
, , mi
miry pi a n
v , . . inn,
slaughters of
will
t , i ii Sun.
S. oil. long,
I.-. at Mm,
treat. I n i-
I h. re to I,
kinda.
bis i
. i In- a
him where he I,
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You but Should you
The
Want
Go mi. thriving, bowling
I tides as
ebb and and you a ill discover
man lit i in tin-
Hold on to
to Be us
r I l
Hold on to in above
all price to you in all times and
places.
Hold to your good .
ill.- being i- there because for la and ever will N- heal
In- baa made the people believe be wealth.
hi in-ill. Hold on to your baud
shelves, the law- are about to strike, or do any
gains he baa In offer, the -Kill he
baa to exercise, I he grand chance Hold to the truth, for n will
his neighbors are all looking for. i nerve you well and do you pail
He knows well the paper pub throughout eternity.
Halted in hi- goes ii- mi in your tongue when
homes will he read there; you are just ready to swear, or
through its columns be can talk to speak harshly use an
inmates of those homes; he word.
story every on to your temper when
The i-. his store i- you are angry, excited or imposed
crowded, his trade nourishes, upon or others angry about yon.
forced bis premises lo Hold to your heart evil
meet the growing wants, your and in
smiles ah a. bis he vile you to join their games, mirth
la-come at length the revelry.
There is not a busy, active, pros all
pennis. for is much more valuable
to which than gold, high
not apply . Profitable Advert fashionable Her-
A Pneumonia Pal lint
In Snow.
Packed
lit. X .
-V if
,. r
lint It., in n tart . . i- . .
Charles P. who was
thought to dying of pneumonia,
is now much to
treatment administered by his
physician. When the crisis came
bis tempera A known ,,.
lure rose lo degrees, and various area of central th
failed lo show signs of life. V r-t north
or It i part to
The physician put a rubber blanket I and at part t.
under the patient, a bed of east, and at one place it point awe east
was made, and then Robertson was
stripped laid in the snow. I Th.- w. fly. if places
aid.
Anything a
Visiting Card
to
Mr. ill 11- we
no that 1- much
for hi- people to. -11.1, lo tin- pro
bright
. Hi smoking I as
i . going to be the
great bi lug set
not and
In- he
11.1 ill i-a-lei
participation U
exhibition of one
another is expo led as a matter
is rather
. draw In- line where reciprocity
an I exaggerated peep show
The safe rule
Department has to
,, . officially only
ions which, although largely
lo fields
in th.
More snow was brought lo cover
entire body, except his fare.
and it was packet about him.
lay in snow for
minutes with no of re
life, and family be
him dead. Al the of
that lime the anon was removed,
and it was not iced one eyelid
quivered a and there was
also a Bickering pulse. The doc
tor struck Wow in the far-.
Robertson's eyes opened, and
lo tin doctor's question,
be
In, i- still a
very sick man, he i- on
mad recovery. i is hoped,
Hartford,
will hatch throe
I i . ; I-
for
I. m I lull,
I -r
In
1.1 h-
. . .-. .
;, I . it., r u-
S Br.-, .
W I
lit flu .-I this has seen
tried eastern South Carolina.
dust rial enterprise which Ann mi
seems to
of
International
It 1- Linn thoroughly
I . nut
., in
W II.-I
.
Kan Over
Hi
. in
,. in seems i-ll worthy
American participation sup
port. The itch an.-
customer, and an e
rutted
tin-
It is great lie rid of Judge
Norwood. o much
bring t be judiciary disrepute.
II,. is said lie clever gentleman
personally, c no reason
lo doubt it, a morbid sent
him up
position he disgraced
entirely long, is
business for any man.
fin ., preacher or
citing as a dog, and
name of justice lo his
tube cause
States in snip him of bis at
Let him retired lo private
dig.
ave Your Money.
in do
l, ,
OLD DOMINION LING
CAMP FIRES
CONFEDERACY.
life, where a grail not
,,.,, this morning, and . ,,.,, , Charity and
ca.
. a fail
celebrated
TO.
. m through air for
of
In- in-.,
hell
. bring . its,
. so . u-.
sails In-
lied . the of the
Inn. if he desires to keep up
the procession, enter suit
lie Soul for
an
d profitable Philadelphia Bee
ml.
Mr. Bryan's speeches on
tells far j are a better I
liters of the Mouth the way to Hum thing anybody else says on I
make their crop is to And some of th.
I. of insists who in were Ins
is the gospel was machine
prosperity for the farmer. arc lo see
lie should feed his solid of logic on
steers; make his own butter which brilliant oratorical
ll
learn the art of I lure
if his speeches
en
it is a big hit in fountain
and is distinctive re .-
. t does it feed the ink
bu at
Augers.
value In- hen
in ills, tin in
thing, bill when you butter raise bis own lotto
. to her spring
11.- 1- an then spring early on letter carrier
her Milne, markets. in a
way. would would afford larger opportunity jam notes papers
deal. Take ion for the employment aggregate of
In of the and line, help to
Hie fact
null
sailor
Southern women.
The Heroic. and
Side Hie War,
cf
to Skid
., s lie.
riv. f--r
la
, Jo
Ky.
leave
Mondays,
A. M. for Greenville,
water permitting,
Returning leave A.
M., Greenville A. II. on
Thursdays and
Sailing subject to change
mi stage of water.
Connecting with
Steamers for Norfolk. Baltimore,
New York
Ion, and for all points for
railroads at Norfolk.
Shippers should order freight by
the Old Dominion Co. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Bay from Baltimore;
and Line from
Boston.
N SON. Act.
Washington, N. C.
Act.,
N. C.
to W. It.
IN
site likely lay her
lifetime and income W
i the eggs.
mil l hell a lull s lo hinder if a M-i
. III . III, ll
In i- . i lie
. the least will
ether
solve the same lime had stolen,
Involved in land with from a man
labor that section of Albany
Record. round that Hie
. , ,. in.
and mites were of no use . .
DIRECTORY.
every Sun-
day, morning evening. Pray-
meeting Thursday evening. Rev,
A. Setter, pastor. Sunday-
school m. C.
regular sen
Whichard, N. C.
The in
department and
prices as low as the low
Highest market
prices paid for country
. I I ire and every I
in him, so he took the above morning and evening. Br-
Mass., had restoring I
had ample lime to gel in the tow n inquiring why
men did not attend church.
a-, in Scripture days,
to make bin fully
cent, declared
of any was a to the
way. bin did
ringing
out -a III
, .
we hale w
by any an
W II
I r owner,
feelings, -1
The Reflector
Gives home news every
a at the small price
cf cents a month. Are
yo a subscriber It not
yo ii ought to be.
The Eastern deflector
year
the news every w.
to the
pi th; e rowing ac-
co, that is wot in my limes
mo; e than the price.
The action
lower In-
lure ill lulling down salaries of
presidents of the Stale
and Slate colleges, and of
superintendents of the deaf
blind Institutions, salary and
fee of false
Populism. The laborer is worthy
In- hire. The Slate
ford to have second class men
I be head of its educational
charitable institutions. Certainly
have Ural turn for
second class pay. North
cannot to We niggardly and
i Observer.
all hough attending I hem
This leads The
I,, remark Is legion
of an- willing to patron-
the church in all
suit of way lo recommend as
being a very desirable
Homebody else.
to
Mr. ii. I. Joyner, the intelligent
warehouseman of Greenville,
writes Interesting and
cigar in
Mr. Joy
in cigar
tobacco can lie grown eastern
North Carolina without doubt,
ran ii produced profitably
is
The X. C
warn- to know why
have a brass band, die
can't
ton Star,
The had
when
porter rose from seal at the
back started the aisle.
-Ah. spoke the
voice trembled with
emotion. bare yon to be
saved
No. a copy
of the
Salisbury, N. Dee, I.
my own experience l
found Mi's. Joe Person s
known for build-
health In general. The
remedy In I In- world for
dyspepsia, eczema, pains
breaking up colds,
I with u cold.
which resulted iii a bronchial of.
feet ion and repented serious
of which wore alarm
I was with
like and again I
tried Mi's. Joe Person's
am free of all those troubles
have boon ever feel
the cure. I have kepi it in my
for years and have always
found ii invaluable for old
young. The
,, tins grand remedy is sum lo be
by all who give a fail
Sincerely,
M. K.
PROOF.
is easy
that a remedy wonderful
power. The
of
leave lo those who hale
and
cured of
win, have recently written us
voluntary letters saying
have been cured Rev.
I. Mr.
E. Robinson, Holds
N. Mr.
A. Dana, a mer-
chant, Ha., and Mr.
W. I. Duke, n railroad mini.
Kansas Mo.
Will Cure You.
b, THE CO
B, N C
st,
Wednesdays at I P.
M. Friday's III Hi A.
M. Rev. I.
services Tuesdays
I P. M. and
P. M.
-Sen every Sun
day. morning and evening. Prayer
Wednesday evening. Rev.
X. M. Watson, pastor. Sunday
school p. iii. W P. Harding,
Services third
Rev. I
It. Morion, pastor. Sunday-1
It. Moore-ll i
A COLO IX A DAY.
Take Laxative
lets. All refund
If fails to cure. The gen
nine I-. Q. on inch Tablet.
LODGES.
A. F. A. M.
Lodge. So. meets Aral and
third Monday evening. R.
M. II, Bee.
F. Covenant Lodge. No.
Heats every Tuesday evening.
X. O. L. II. Pander,
Sic.
K. of P. Tar River Lodge, No.
every Friday evening. Dr.
W. II. Bagwell, Jr., R. L.
Carr, K. of R. and S.
It. Vance
meets every Thursday even-
W. It. Wilson, R. M. R.
Lang, Sis-.
O. U. A. every
Wednesday night at in I. O.
O, F.
Al shops on Dickinson Ave-
repair all kinds of
Farming
Pistols, etc.
We also manufacture------
J PARTS,
t WAGONS, J
j BRACKETS, j
J POSTS,
j t
have your work.
BARNHILL ALLEN.
Lei
PATENT
model,
C. CO. . .
187.1.------
-.-
Prepared buckwheat, fancy Ponce
side meal, hams,
sugar,
cigarettes, cheroots,
full
sausage,
Hakes,
meal hulls, cotton seed
bought HI cents per bushel.
II. FURRY
STANDARD Sew MACHINES
MATTRESSES,
I'll A Etc,
AT BOCK BOTTOM PRICES.
lo see
M.
SHIPS
-A-
WEEK
-FOR
The Eastern Reflector
WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TERMS Year in Advance
VOL. XVIII GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. FRIDAY. MARCH
f I
Tuesday
and
Friday
-AT
no in SI i
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Flan our i
The in
plain words of Senator
the bill n large
Handing army, which Mr.
is In to jam through
Senate, and I hey that the
rank and file of stand be-
hind them. Mr.
We will give you every man and
soldiers engaged in shooting oar
ideas into an alien people.
The Alger junket, plan-
to star us Congress
adjourns, upon a number of
Senators and Represent at will
be carried as guests, will go a
government the lulls
will be paid with public money.
It is estimated I bat of the
I rip will not be less than
but lessened i
trip baa lo be
every officer that la net canary, but enable the Senators mi I
we are not willing short s,.
to fasten upon tin- country a
standing army of men and
ii increase the expenses of the
people by millions of dollars. We
an offering everything that is fair
and just and right. We have no
disposition or Intention to force an
extra session of and we
say lo you every bill
legitimately and of right
law can passed ill
If an extra session is called
lathes to attend an i session of
as now seems likely, ll
is said that Mr. has been
advised lo break up Alger jun-
member of
named by Senator Jones to advise
with Hie Democratic National Cum-
the preparation for
next is not only a
staunch advocate of the
urn of Bryan, but also of the
of
it will solely tor the purpose Jones will be of
the people a stand
army of Thai
is a fair and might forward stale
of the attitude of the d.
who an- being
They are not holding
except in sense of help-
to lie true to the people.
The war taxes are likely to
to lie paid until a democratic
Congress ration is
elected, and there will either
have lo inure taxes or more
bonds, unless the extravagant
of the can be
beaded off or curtailed.
Col. W. Bryan, is In Wash
and the reception given
him
the advisory committee and his
will Hie following
gentlemen Senator White, of Cali-
s.
Norman Mack, of New York, the
w known Ex-
Governor of Illinois, and
of The head
quarters of the advisory committee
will iii Washington.
Admiral Schley having his
statement of his record during
war with Spain made it plain
the jumping of Sampson over
head was of dirty work,
in which Sampson ring
leader. I here is a strong
Congress to compel the
to do justice to Schley. One
mostly men of of sentiment is
banquet Virginia
Democratic Association, at which
he was the of honor, makes
ii certain that those who suppose
he is losing his hold upon the
party arc mistaken, just HI
ringing speech, bristling
democracy, In- made at
the banquet made it certain he
has none of the oratorical power
that enabled him to hold
go convention and to
thrill the hearts of six and a half
million Whether Col.
Bryan will ever be President, only
the future can show, bill he is
one of the most wonderful men of
our time and he possesses ll
wonderful hold upon the hearts of
his fellow-countrymen is as plain
as that night follows day.
Senator Proctor has been credited
with getting than his share of
appointments and
under the present administration.
Therefore was a little surprising
when he made a Speech jumping
all over the method by which army
promotions appointments me
made on instead of
He knows the subject, for, in ad-
getting commissions on
lie Issued them on when
he was Secretary of War. Army
officers will know how to appreciate
his statement little consider-
is given lo applications for
promotion merit, because the de-
of sonic Senator or
for the place must be
complied with. There no doubt
the evil of the present sys
tern, only because puts unlit
men into responsible military
bill has a general
effect upon Congress.
It is well known Secretary Al-
a number of Senators
mid Representatives with army
patronage,
Mitchell, of Wisconsin,
made a decided his speech
the Hull Army bill, by de-
lie wished to confine
an increase in the army lo
United Stales proper and
not extend it to the United Slates
He objected most de-
to having United Slates
a bill
live Lent, of Ohio, providing
shall be made a full Ad-
and Schley a Vice Admiral.
There should lie no doubt of
passage of the bill. but.
there is.
Sir. from
his army bill bluff will go down in
Congressional history as the most
complete ever made by a
The democratic victory Is complete.
The new Army bill is practically
just what was offered to the ad-
ministration by Senator
on behalf of those Senators whoop-
posed a large standing
provides for continuing the present
stains of the regular army of
for two years from
July, and vol-
for the same period. The
administration Senators fairly fell
over each other in their anxiety lo
accept Senator offer.
The next Congress, which will be
republican In both branches, will
probably a large standing
army on the country, but will
deprive the Senators who killed
the bill, to do so at of de-
served credit.
Our Philippine is bearing
fruit quickly, to
an expensive war with the
Filipinos on our hands,
dispatch to hurry up the
ship Oregon belief on
his part there is danger of war
with more powerful opponents.
Just how great this danger is can
only guessed, because officials
are concealing what Information
they have pretending
dispatch from which was
made public mistake, bad no
meaning. Little Information can
be gained from private dispatches
from Manila as are all
censored, but is known
are critical, Kara
consuls
claims account of the recent
partial burning town.
Mr. has been catching
it again from members of own
iii engross.
who voted of
and for everything else
has been asked for
was so stirred the
progress of the war with the ,
that he let out the lad that
he had been supporting the Me
policy against ,
He j
never was in
of and added
be had begged Mr.
lo order from Manila,
after he won victor. Mr. Se-
to well thinks the Filipinos will have
lo be practically exterminated
fore control the Philippines.
He also thinks we shall s.
war with Cuba, because of the
a inn .
Johnson, In
ii republican, made a long
nearly every sentence
which contained an upon
Mr. lie said
who attacked Alger and
Mi. that they have
lacked the
to the root of the evil and censure
gentlemen who, to reward him
for his political services and ilia
iii the campaign of
him Alger his
mi position, and had
him I here ever since, nut withstand
lug bis and against
the righteous complaints have
been made against lie said i
Mr.
address -was nothing more nor less
than a carefully devised misstate-
of the issue, of our Philip-
pine
whole is not simply an error,
but that it is u crime, and ilia I the
Chief Executive of this tuition
the one who has precipitated upon
us the embarrassments .
tics which we arc now confront-j
Speaking of the claim
Mr. Me upon ail-
vice of Dewey. in
Philippines, Mr. Johnson
The Chief screen
himself behind gold of
lien, of
opinion the real reason for Mr.
policy was con-
cessions In selfish capitalists of
the. country, his surrender In their
demands. These
who furnished the money tor his
nomination and elect km
I doubt have pledged III II
re nomination re
These are gentlemen Who arc
already grasping after special
the Philippines, in
Cuba, and in ll was,
I imagine, for their especial
that tin- created Iii
Hoard lo the War D
ll is ail open secret ill Washing
ton Mr. would la
glad to receive resignation-
The story last week
Alger was about to .
Hilled circles, and
was as a to
Alger. ll brought
from Alger that be did
t resign, of his own in- j
cord. He is said to believe
Mr. is afraid to ask tor
his resignation, although he knows
he is constantly Mug advised ;
by prominent republicans to do so.
When Ho- Morgan Nicaragua
Canal bill passed the Semite, there
votes east
when mid Harbor bill,
containing
for building of the
giro Canal passed the Senate, only
three voles were cast against
Senators Teller and
neither of whom are op
posed to the Canal under
consider
has nominated Ex ,
av to U Culled
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Eastern reflector, 28 February 1899
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The Eastern Reflector was a newspaper published in Greenville, N.C. It later became known as the Daily Reflector.
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February 28, 1899
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