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REFLECTOR
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TAILOR MADE
COSTUMES
saw are thing s
Mil Matter.
D. J. Ed. Ow
tiara
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OBSERVATIONS.
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soul.
Water is when
play.
.,, of might are those ho
bill
fools were dead a
u fakir, would .- their MM-
pal lull.
get Hie WM
bin when people
eh u nil.
The counter irritant is m-
man who go. shopping l
buys anything
The weather ha- Ms
York and
during the past
Love M a plant of
growth, blooming f perfection in
soil, and all MM
its own.
What saving to
it would bogs could
and pM
A Free Trip to Paris
It Baltimore. Md.
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Book Store
The Bottles I
of arbitration
ways whose
lie passed
from what it a
In oilier
agree that oilier
ought to their
Even
that lilt of human nature. That is
why there was B and
a from Hie English
of Maryland, led a two
lilt inn at one of the
Pan
sitting in
against war between and
and that
the dispute be
Every minister who spoke against
the resolution himself in
of arbitration oil general
principles, but he hail
reason for opposing it in this . use.
Among the are minister
from the countries named,
and to a man they to
be unavoidable.
able
to carry out their ante -elect
promises even when an
honest do Max or U
fall, of Charlotte, was elected
platform one of the planks
the early closing
of the saloons. A few days be
his promise
by having
the to close at
S p. but the of
down on him by two
will
doubtless have it for the
because he tried to close them up
at rt p. while the folks who
want them closed at that hour w ill
probably feel aggrieved
the mayor succeed In fulfill
lag his promise. The few, r prom
a makes the letter
for him, if he get along
without promising anything at all
it is better
mark.
Venetians,
Broad Cloths, Satin Face
Serges,
IN
I ilK WORM IN
Our line of Silks and Satins for
Dresses and trimmings is
complete.
Come and inspect our stock
Ladies Jackets, Gapes and
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DESIGNS
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The crap on
at
and
rice.
OVER THE COUNTRY.
The people of North Carolina
will, a few be
cast about for a suitable man
for Governor of this great Slate.
There are true and tried
men all over the Stale the
sect would lie delight
to honor all of them. Hut if
there is man among all these
who, like Haul of old, stands head
end shoulders above bis fellows,
that is Chas it. Aycock, of
he
has thrown into the hottest
whenever there
a use a in the ranks of
opposition, has Keen the
David to do the business for him.
If the of the voters of this
section We any weight
that matchless
and true, loyal
f. B. will be
the of this State.
Lexington
There ware -i he hum
in I'd Monday III Key
death
in
were stolen
pay wagon in Vi
Dean of the Vale Law
just K trope,
war and
the
a terrific swept
of
and anxious
ill locality.
and c
WilliaM
ill-
Andrew ill e a pub
lie library, building
Hie
list, is ill with H at
Mi--.
I el promised to
visit Atlanta, U., later than
I.
In-et Sugar
j Company will erect a
plant
The In
III St. Minn., ha- in
to ad
a- mealing.
Often M Ml
ill a North Cam.
promote
i History and to encourage
mil making -i home literature,
S. I -r
for Hie best coin
or any decade
within
embraced yew
and
The to any real-
Carolinian, more
111.111 will be allowed to enter
and the who
ply
The
words
the page. They should be
a simple, dins I. and logical
-I, lo, a- well as fads will
ibis -the purpose
ll .;. In cultivate both a literary
historical spirit. The
sketch sin,. of the of the
others may be published.
compliment to the of
Carolina Publishing W-
of X. C. ill behalf
the 1.1 and literature of our
Stale, Can has asked
the be
auspices, and that all
communications on the subject lie
addressed to
PATENTS
. . .
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DIRECTORY.
school
a.
service and sermon
Sunday and evening,
prayer Wednesday sat
M., and A.
M., Rev, I- A.
Sun-
and
evening.
A. W. Seller, pistol. Sunday-
school m. C. P,
-Sen ices every Sun-
day, and evening.
meeting evening,
N. M.
s, p. m. W e. Harding,
third
Sunday.
II. Morton, Sunday
school a p. m. J. H. Moore
regular
S. M.
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Prepared
side meat, hams, should
Coffee, sugar, tobacco,
batter, mountain butter, fall
hominy flakes, notion-
seed and bulls, seed
at per bushel.
II. M
JOB PRINTING
Give us a call.
Raving
lull
i Etc
AT ROOK bottom
Come to see
SAM M.
in
Too following shall be a
application to cuter
the ;
county a resident
apply to cuter
the contest Cm the history
offered by s. Can.
The decade I e chosen is that
study it submit a
typewritten thereof
best of my ability, ac-
cording to the rules and re pi ire
the contests.
Post,
A. V. A. M.
No, meets and
third Monday evening, B.
W. M. J. M.
No.
Meets every Tuesday evening.
D. N. edges,
Sec.
K. of No.
Ml, every evening.
J. L. C.
K. of B. andS.
mi
A-
TO A
sac Full Sheet Poster,
The Eastern Reflector
WEEK
Is only a year and
tn news every
and gives Information to the
th BO grow-
that, is worth
many limes more than the
LINE Of
III
Also nice Line of Hardware.
call lie found in the
brick store formerly
occupied by J.
COME TO SEE ME.
J. Ii.
The Author His
author of --In
religious book, which
over three million have
been bis to
answer, article which he
sent I,. The Journal.
the which
met to the after reading nut
--Is ibis plan practicable
our daily life kit,
not the
lion, bill answers a and
vigorous manner, exactly,
what he believes would be
of his plan upon
business met hods and d iv
life.
A Strong Fortification.
the body against disease
I lint s an also-
cure for headache,
n malaria,
jaundice,
and kindred trouble,
Fly-wheel
Pills arc
the fly-wheel of life,
lie grateful for the accident that
I them tn my notice. feel
as if I had a new lease of
Liver Pills
K. Vance Council, No.
every Thursday
II. t. H.
See.
O. A. every
Wednesday night at ill I. O.
O. F. hall. A. l.
A. l. Council,
No. Ii, meets every third
nights in I Hid Fellow
Hall. J. l. Worthy
Chief;
I. o. Conclave
meets every and
fourth Monday nights
lows Hall. W. U.
OS. Sec.
OLD DOMINION LING
PATENT
Steamers Washington OB
and
M. for
water permitting, to
leave Tarboro B A.
M., A. M. on Tues
days, and Saturdays.
Sailing de
pending on stage of water.
at with
Steamers for Norfolk,
Sew York
Ion, for all for est
with
Shippers should order freight by j
Old S. H. Co. from
New York Clyde Line
Way Line Horn
awl
I X.
Washington. N.
M. C.
BAKER HART
IN-
Hardware.
Paints Oils
BRUSHES
A SPECIALTY
I ,
The Eastern tor
VOL. XVIII. P COUNTY. N TUESDAY, OCTOBER
-AT-
no
RECORD OF
PLANT
It always leads in prices that no other house can reach. We have no drummer in the field, we ha
no warehouse rents to pay therefore we do not to cut prices on your to save expenses.
There is a way to prove this.
leaf Bring me Your next Load.
OLA
THE
l -A.
Sole Owner and Proprietor.
w b o
Old Weather
is
e l by tin- weather the sign of
tin. of a great on Moo
the of woman; on
if in early Bummer. M
foretells an of grain on
is
on Thursday, U of
coin I lie may
reckon upon; on some
great will 1- on
Saturday, a general and
shows what
may on the
that Is if it rains on
then it will rain on Sun-
day, bill If lie then
Sunday will be line an well.
The twelve days immediately fol
low lug Christ mas
for the twelve months
for a month. The day of
the month the storm up
of snow-
storms the winter will bring.
the snow
lookout, then,
snow-storms.
The Price of they
It is u axiom
Use men there say, Sow
The truth of this is so will yon cow
any one who will n the INt. that
can started, A ready
i this section have
and s-lUng cotton
u may
weather Is though lo
prognosticate winter, snow
la spring, fair in summer,
ruin ill
storms dear In Hie night
will be followed by ii min storm,
mil.
runs will ; while
if wind cracks off ice snow
will follow.
When the leaves of trees show
their underside there will be ruin-
When the of flowers or
the odor of fruit is unusually
ed min
When the sky is full of
p.-. rain.
If cat herself natal
mid I lie weather will he
If she the
take your with
you. If she lies with her back to
the there will
Cats with and hair
Indicate up
wind.
If pigs restless will be
windy weather.
The direction lo a loon
Itself of hi- services
u be and he Is
their train. For ml la lei Unit.
Two or three more mills are need-
ed hare to spin all
ff these mills were
yen-, of our Si lie
has been of
our pro raw III v ;,
outnumbered our
end farming
has ceased to be remunerative, an
population engaged in sphere
In operation, cotton would half has only
a cent higher than it Is. but in some degree of
The cotton of the county the
will average bales. will lead to balance the population
then won
and that a much more op
long enough the price
of this is in
Liverpool, because place taken
the surplus.
lust now the papers, like far-
minds, are rather full of
schemes bring a higher I ,,,.,., ,.,, They offer employ
price for staple, and the I pins in the Holds; have
tor Cu-in become the sup-
products. port for And In
would
-id more the
. I lie gained from the sale of the produce of the farms
not only calling for their la
Nor is this all. The but re
i , the e
-ii t-i ill I n
N art Ii Car .
m i in I I
.- so-i U-. Ii one
rt el.
the . be w ii i
.-
amendment. Col.
he i-- fully persuaded
are more or Impractical.
Holding buck million or I
would bring about
such scarcity n
in prices on
y these mil-
lions of bake in reserve would be
a constant menace.
Such a b not do away
w I lie surplus.
a surplus unavailable
time. Sooner or later it must i
mills mast w de
. her.- for ill we make
oily In-
a I create the price.
of a
old saying -which he the
perhaps, for of ,.,,
of school than la. riving three four t.
only in the i,,,,.,, ,
without sun during MM pallet weather.
thrown upon the market with tog the the bum will
result of lower prices than ever. banned a surplus of demand.
There hi one to gel rid Bout
of this surplus If
ma n u act it
The of
of the day.
A gale moderating sunset, will;
before but if it
rat.-- alter the
weather will
No weather is ill,
If the wind is still.
If the full MM shall rise real.
the sharper the
it Is past.
A light yellow sky at sunset
presages
OM and that hi to
it. Then Liverpool or
land must
i, cold the market which will M in North
it not yet appreciated. Home
now s mil, is
her crop.
rain u;
soon; when is., , the
line weather. remain here.
Six weeks time the j The farmers in the South ran do
katydid hi heard then- will this if they will. f meet-
and resolving lo curtail the
which they know will
m nude
and Ii u c.
who live in tin
of factories
for Ir pro and act.
hull., given locution are cm-
d ire profitably.
fill mil hoc .
.-i land up; I r I
S u the in .
1.1. kinds a
upon
H reorder.
;. . adoption of ll
amendment I
part i-
.-. feels
loyal should I nil
his . to sin
Thai In r
1-1 do now nor in the future
;. op III It iambic
i, in- r
ill, .
The Populism.
in nil poll-
Heal conditions in the there
I, hi practically the sane slide-
is lo the of
list party, Kansas it ban all
disappeared. The divisions
ire under I lie of
the two old parties. In
Wyoming, the two Dakotas, Ml
Washington, the Republican
and the Democratic have
in large number returned to their
old as. ions. in
are th.- now strong,
and I here they have quite absorb-
ed Democrats, and anal head
of the to the
cans. Washington Star.
IKE
. Sight
l.,, a hack if oilier . food.
in- kind ii Red Cross la-
ll. Hold and
M ml,
fill I . I I
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At-Law.
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Stale said
hi of
as. .
r,.
for
each mid case at Catarrh
Catarrh
frost.-St. Louis
A Free Trip to Paris
When yon see
unable to be glad Aw
of Industrial population.
That there is a problem is not de
but that it is of such
us bid us falter our
of industrial activity in
this respect. hi- net not. . does be pM
no matter how main res into the will
a; one wan
localities and sub the better already a in 11- p.
to When wrong hi by the of la-to- has his .
fob
Cart and the .-. v , . . water power.
V. P.
Ii, v.-. .;,, . ire 1- in
n.-i that he la reported as having and acts on the
announced himself M a candid blond surfaces the
for Stales system. t.
O.
b drag
Pills are beat.
A Mills R. Kure
S. c. S. C
y T AT LAW,
N. C.
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L. Jamb,
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I- store.

REFLECTOR
GREENVILLE, N.
D. J.
Entered at the Post at
N. as Second Class
Mall Matter.
If,
Some of
arc perhaps
this anniversary of the
day that the old skipper had
discovered America.
Nobody hid proposal the
of a triumphal arch for
Otis, though the people would
doubtless to erect u dozen,
if the President would only order
him home.
It would seem that by this time
Mr. must
the popular feeling regarding the
Department
treatment of the mail who smashed
the at Santiago.
The Tl.
is up because the HUM
Got Any Information, i
A countryman into Will
clothing store the other crop is short. is
morning, when In- n ad so many men are trying to
dressed I lie winter make a raising it; and
salesman, I serve you, sir there in a big crop.
replied the
I want
said the
re-
The trip of the President and
his Cabinet through the west has
already to be a political
tour. The speeches of
the Cabinet ministers hare
been direct appeal tot political
support.
of what, sir
salesman.
hem New deal I
you on your
plied
right,
aid the salesman.
When they had proceeded down
the store some distance w Inch was
Idled with new winter good-
furnishings, the
Now. sir, here la stock I
the styles; can
show you
The country looked HUM
what surprised, and
Is these hat you. ire
-aid the sale-man.
lie said country
knew had
alt tine goods. I sorter
thought you had got some
Some capitalists
says that if the Sham lock
the cup they will chip in
to build a better bout than the Co-
stores owe to
the of
ore for of what use were
the and biggest
bargain if people knew i of
I Chicago Apparel Gazelle.
A dispatch from On.,
says Ml. John of
Washington county, that state.
picket M pound- of
Friday, and to
pion picker. He ought to
Change his name, is u t at
Free
you wanted to sell and I thought I appropriate K
come in some, lie- Press.
arc
in my i
Whereupon the gentlemanly and Men exposed to the
obliging inter never wear mil-
will order some tonight an I .,.,. , ,
have them on band by the time yon
come in town again.
Recoil I.
Cleaning the Cemetery.
II. A. While, the
I committee charge of the white
President points with j portion of Hill Cemetery.
he i- now work
J having the walks and public
lion of the cemetery up,
He asks all lot have
their plot cleaned off now
protect and faces,
keep tin i. Upper lips clean
The lire con-
that a
, a
ice. and face is frozen i
short lime.
ORIGINAL OBSERVATIONS.
by I he Va.
ST.
Though a mail a dogma he
need not be dogmatic.
The man who gets in a pickle
isn't always sharp.
People who visit Niagara
always gel a cataract in eye.
The man w crooked legs is
always going on warp path.
Some pray on their knees
at night on their all
The hour is just before,
dawn-when he's looking fur a-
Some people their greatest
engaged in a
is not every who trusts
Hod who Is to be trusted safely or
whom would
-Now brown
mi nice but
u gently bite it, then you
the
hyena,
men blow hard in
a day lo make even a yacht race u
and haven't said an
by
TO BIGHT ill LIFT CM H
Two wpm
New Hoods by every- train and We can suit you in
LADIES hoods,
CLOTHING.
HATS, NOTIONS,
THINKS.
Ac.
A rail will
r-
FIVE POINTS.
White, W. T.
We have just opened
nu building with an entirely new
and complete stock of
We Carry
Notions. Hoots,
Shoes, Hats, Hardware,
Crockery, Implements,
Moat, Sugar,
Lard, etc., in fact
every STAPLE ARTICLE
carried a general stock.
We Also Sell
All hereby forbid-
den lo trespass on my land in
anyway in Township, ad-
joining lands of Dixon,
Mills laud the lands of
Mite No-by Mills and oilier- under
., ally This II,
A,
pride to our increase of
if it was due lo him, but fails to
debt, the increase Internal
revenue taxes, and the increase in
the number of trusts.
fall
circulars lo
in many Stales, but the
all postmasters to
put up their a notice to
that they Dot
would not lie
if they failed to do so. Now
the Ohio Republicans are asking
assessments this fall, will the Post-
his older I
all the k ran be done once.
This Is certainly and i v
lot on nil- then- should ti el
ill the
this,
Mr. John lie of i Chi
advertising Dial
name, relates Mi.
Cooper, Cooper K Co.,
told some when
Mr. U -ton- at hi-
never asked the bank for
when he but went
through hi- -look, marked down
things that ought lo mow-, and
took a page the paper- and told
the people ll ill three
days he bad his
Ink.
Left Town.
Winston. Oct. W. II.
who has conducted a large
hardware atom here for two year.-,
-old out to Wall ft another
hardware here, and left Win-
yesterday . ll is charged that
lie disposed of his for less;
than half the cost and he ll
badly Involved, ll is not known
where he has gone, lie boarded
north train
He told one man here
In was going lo Alaska, lie was a
clever man and came here
Wilmington.
COTTON MARKET.
THE THAT IS
OFFERED, AND AT THE
LOWEST
I urn now one of the new
stores to all
your wants the
STAPLE
GROCERIES.
HAY, OATS,
TON HULLS AND
MEAL AND
Our price on everything will be
found low as a good article can
be sold at. cordially in-
lo
Highest prices paid for all kind
of country
WHITE FLEMING.
K.
After two
Premiums have been paid
BUILDING UP
A reputation for pure food
products has always been our aim.
and w huh have succeeded by
our up to the
highest of excellence.
Oar high grade owned goods,
As wired lo Co., out-1 choice teas and coffees, line cereals,
and peanut buyers. BOOT and sugars are always
lies lo be where, and
Mine is an exclusive
I carry a
lit DO.
PULL STOCK of the
Newark. N. J.
Your Policy
Has Value,
some line California i
; Paid-up Insurance,
-j- Extended
I works automatically,
that
Cotton Crop and
report
yesterday showed the cot-
crop had deteriorated in every
Slate a large yield of
cotton, and the October
As to Permanent Advertising. ago below the mean of average
t ion
Mi
; OS
r lo
Close.
New York Suture to-
day are M follows
Opening,
January
March T III
May T IS
Receipts
III
I lee.
in If
our prices areas low as the lowest.
J. S.
Have
her
Bra
Bl, Came.
Hots. Limbs,
Poultry,
r any
produce,
IN
E. M.
Greenville, X c
ST.
Cotton Bagging and fin always
on ,
Fresh kept on
hand. Country produce and
sold. A trial will convince you.
D. W.
Will lie re -instated within
years after lapse you are
good health.
After Second Year
No Restrictions,
Incontestable.
Dividend are payable at the
of the second ouch
year, provided tho
for the current year lie paid
They be used
To reduce Premiums, or
To Increase the Insurance, or
To Make Policy Payable as
an during the Lifetime
of Insured.
J. L.
N. r.
At the other day
Hon. B. B. H attack
ad by a man who was a nil
in a case and had la. de
by Mr. III his speech
to the We do not know
enough of the particulars
special comment on it, but Hi. I part of the merchant's business,
calls to mind the fin that Sporadic
. , .
as a rule lawyers far overstep h. true that they
their moral right in abusing aid in sale-; bill when
have run their brief
A high authority makes w
be nil the n
it i-going lo he in
ll should be consider
oil and
it ts a
To
trying to break i
of witnesses on opposite side of
It that
does not follow
attacks. A should not
abused or ridiculed in coin. If
he commits perjury Judge i-
the man with him.
twenty limes a
married couple in a Pennsylvania
town finished up by taking a final
parting by way of divorce mill.
The man's principal objection lo
the woman was the custard pie.
she made for him and the
she made other men.
Star.
The which has been
of construction for
time by Mess. J. A. Humphrey
H. was yesterday
put the river makes a neat
and trim appearance The boat in
long, a width at its greatest
of 8.8, has a five horse power gas
engine, is by a propeller
is expected to make a of
about live or six miles up
and about nine miles down ream.
It has a covering overhead, and is
enveloped by side curtain- which
can be removed when desired.
The boat can carry about forty pen
pie, and will be used for light
transportation, carrying
and pleasure parties to Seven
Springs and other
Free
and the wares in
the public, On
hand, the continued pub-
of
newspaper
reliability and excellence, has
popular and
with tho public ill general will
produce constant and satisfactory
ml
Resold.
on the Coast.
C., 11.-Cap
lie from Inlet,
hound north, passed on
of Cape
light, a large
with nothing but the of the
standing. Than was a
Hag pole left, but no Mag attached,
she was apparently abandoned, as
there board.
she supposed to is- the
Carrie A. Lane, which was lost off
Frying Pan during the gale.
Home Admiral
n. -The
man's National
tonight took initial step- to
fund with which lo H
home in for Admiral
An executive
with Mrs. Charlotte Smith as chair-
man, was appointed to push
movement, and
of Washington, was
as the lo
which
YOU ASK WHERE IS THAT PLACE
for ten years. There was a decline
for September in all States except;
Florida. Along with Hus govern-1
report come- the news that
the roll on crop m India is one mil-
lion bales short,
la face of fasts, which
would have insured
crop from
the opening of the market, the
bears have fought to
down and their efforts
have had the help of and
American cotton spin
So far, while cotton has,
gone up, the price bean kept TUB
along the price which it.
ought to bring. these ,
column- w lieu
were printed every pound of
South
eight cents a pound. The
report show u is
more.
The with Um is
how they can its true value.
week farmers will
hold a convention or conference in
lo consider those mailers
that are of interest lo rot Ion
era. It la to hoped that
attendance will Is- large and that,
the wisdom of the planters
evolve a plan will put money
men ho for
years have been swapping dollars in
will lie. held in the hall of
the House of Representatives
Wednesday night of Fair week.
It is an gathering and
ll is lo hoped that every
county in Stale will .
.-tented by its best
News Observer.
YOU TO YOURSELF AND YOUR FAMILY
Sell Your Tobacco Where you
Can Get Most Money for i t
AS NEARLY ALL THESE AS ANY IN THE
in I
mid will,
in per
lo lake. Money if falls. Ito-
ton the Us and
you other
Brad lie iv., Suffolk, Ts
sad sad i u,, drag
1st all J
E that far the
S beat of any J
has ever J
J is tin wilt our sales
E q
We have
Mir j
E every mil J
Z of our our
Z J
j j
2nd.
3rd.
help
we have
In only
to the par-
of their office
by our efforts, all
working for one i
to sell high- i
i any one else. We
T arc striving with all
who sell with
price
I Ml is no
affords u more ;
I genuine pleasure than to sell
j satisfactory prices I
for our Wt realize J
the heavy burdens
have to hear when we
u- Hie very
even
Lastly
; gives us I I In- J
j last few days has j
All z
j grades are Letter Z
Z than ten days ago.
When gel to sell, conic us and pay no at lent ion U those who to lead
but conic straight to will see to it that your interest
Is i -hi, protested,
truly.
JOYNER HUGHES.
Suits as lOw as
OvercOats as lOw
as
SHOES as low as
ONE AFTER ANOTHER.
And Th Column Moving.
U, IMP,
Mi-. B. i-
I returned Wednesday
evening from
Hub I Mia was re-1
fever, is able loin
up.
M. II.
y .
mule
calm
home
left
In
this
visit
Kin-ton
returned
HO. I
THE
EASTERN REFLECTOR
NOTICE.
If there If ARK
on the margin of this paper it
is to remind you that you
for
and we request
you to as early us
We nil YOU
owe us hope you will not
keep us waiting for it.
This notice is for those who
find the cross mark on their
paper
LOCAL
THAT
DEAL.
Mies Patrick
for
friends.
, O. to
evening and
i In-
Mr. Mrs. S. mid
little daughter returned this morn-
from
Miss Nannie of
this is vis-
lira. R. King.
Webster, late of Bean-
fort, spent here, lie is
soon lo locate at
ll t.
Several of our a
lag the Meeting Green Ilk
this Week.
Our school i all the
lime, and c hoped will
largest and lie- are have ever had
Kittrell have
out the entire
of The wink
will go on as usual.
Happen
Be., m lit
I D.
i, B ,,
M . ;.,.
i.,.
i I Le ill is i,, i;,,.,
l; o inn . .;.,.
; of . i ,
Si
will i. o
m tin , r,
Judge II. It. of Ni.
I I r l l. ,,,,, . ,,,.
R i
IT
free
ii
n ii.-iii on as usual. . an . i, n I
i in-win ,,,,., his i X P
. was stolen from
We will soon be Into winter.
The man who borrows trouble
seldom pays his debts.
The dispatches say the
thing every day de-
The total coinage United
Slates mints during September was
Mr. H. Harrington is having
a brick sidewalk ; in
Evans store.
Starkey and have taken the
agency for the the Wilson laundry.
They guarantee go work.
A furniture factory has been
at Mocksville.
ville don't to be in it along
this
Mr. E. H. is making
addition and improve
to the house which he
recently
We have been having real
ll in n summer for a few days. Yon
can look for shivering weather
when the change comes.
The plate glass front on the new
store was in today.
The building will be completed
in about two weeks more.
Mr. W. It. sent Tin;
a James grape that
reached an enormous sine. It
I inches in circumference.
To advert judiciously through
the medium some good paper
having a good is
ways a Van
Wednesday ten car loads of to-
were shipped from
and enough hogsheads were left in
the depot to have filled three cars
more.
Mayer's Court.
William was before Mayor
Thursday morning to answer
very drunk and
disorderly and raising
on sale Wednesday
lie was lined costs, amount-
to
Two other cases have been dis
posed of since last report.
Rollins and Ada Davis
for were
fined each half costs, milk-
a total
R.
for disorderly were lined a
and costs
Hector,
elaborate limitation in yes
paper, from the Winston
Sentinel giving the opinion of
Evangelist the
House la Ilk I a good
may other things go the
round of Hie press where men give
upon mutters where
don't go very far
with people who are properly In-
formed. Mr. may be
good authority on some
for instance to do
when be.
ilk, arrogate lo them-
selves lo sit in Supremo Judgment
on the constituted authority of a
great church, and then
blushing modesty proscribe a line
of for Methodist
preacher in the
whole thing is ridiculously aboard
It is same sort of
that civil mailers does not re
peal of Justice but gives us
instead lynch law.
it is the same soil of Intelligence
seeks lo prejudice the public
against College be
I rust money
from Mr. of the Stan-
Oil Company, or against
College because it is endowed
by Mr. Duke, a member of
American Tobacco Trust, or
our Slate University lie-
cause does not pronounce a
particular All
such things may deceive sonic
the more intelligent can
abide by a better established truth.
Without any expression of
ion about that Bonn
I am,
Yours truly,
N. M.
1890.
sir. and Mrs. II. W.
returned Thursday evening from
their bridal trip to Hertford.
J. L. Iteming returned
day evening from Raleigh.
of Durham,
in evening.
Urn, Gray, of Wilson, who
baa been visiting Mrs. W.
rill returned home today.
plastering. n left n
in his -lore while ll ,
W, L. House's house.
can gel go M cheap and
goods cheaper II, Man-
They
also pay the farmer the highest
I market price for his produce.
The t rum-1
at this place Hauls to begin
about 1st.
There will lie an opening for a g.
painter, and a black
smith.
An is lining made to work
up a e fur the
pose of furniture
at If you stock
in a business of this kind, I
if jewelry was
family.
M a rock neat
a horse near over the edge
and had a foil f feat.
burst open in
to
pond with W. Parker.
ha- hi- entire form
of eating up hi- crop of com
by steam. If this experiment
well it will completely
Hie wiving of the corn crop and
forage this section.
1899, Tin- of Hi year is
on when formers have the
Evans today, their hauling to do. We have
J. T. Moore left for j two-horn
Mount, dirt-body box body cans
which we guarantee and sell to
Sudden
we heard a
When home that
hi-little year,,, boy was play.
the yard, well
n reached
home his little
The little fellow had a
during the day and died
My Stock
in Complete
-aim ALL
from , . I ii.
prices will suit
COra AND SEE THEM.
E. went ti
day court.
w. p. Pollard returned this
a several days
in Greene county,
ti,
an hour after K
was
taken
Solicitor M
for Wilson,
lire left this m
it. this
for his home
Miss Ella Harris left this
on a visit to Raleigh and San- j
ford.
left this to j
spend Sunday With people in i
Henderson,
Mr. and Mrs. II.
left this morning for Raleigh to
spend a week.
ill rock bottom prices.
MILLS ITEMS.
Licenses.
Moore Issued
i m- this nook to
I the following
a ii
I-. M. Sleeks.
L. and
ward.
has. II, William,
and Laura
Williams am
E. Cox to New
today.
The saving lots of James
Mrs. Savage and Mr-. Elam, of I day at Mr. L. I, at the age
arrived Friday evening to of were buried
House
Winston. Oct.
I. .-- of Dan-
,, . , ,. ,
W traveling sales- ,. ,
man for niters Martin, in believe
.,. u ., ,, ,
. . ,. the Southern
tins Jane Phillips died Church until it
PARED TOR R
-ART
ER CO.
Rate Yet.
Sew Oct. II. The
chances for ii race today between
and are slim,
Owing to fog light breeze.
nice is declared off.
Brother Killed.
Mr. James Meadow, our
tobacco buyers, received a
Thursday night from Oxford bring-
bur him the sad information that
his brother, John, bud been killed
that day. Tho only particulars
given that bis death was
caused by the accidental discharge
of a while he wee riding in a
Outrageous Act of Boers.
Capetown, South Africa, Oct.
-A British armored train from
Mali-king was blown up and
last night by at
The loss of life is not known,
but it is feared that ii is heavy in
as the train had aboard the last
refugees who were fleeing from
Transvaal and Colon and
numbered two hand red, including
women and children, besides a
of armed guards. The
news of the out rage hits aroused the
population to a pitch of
visit Ml. C. T.
Mrs. I. A. little
daughter left ibis to visit
relatives in Washington Oily,
Mrs. W. H. Bagwell went to
Raleigh today to visit relatives
and In at lend the fair next week.
. evening.
ITEMS.
L. W Morrill. of Snow Hill.
here yesterday,
the nine
X. ll. morn-
lug for He says he is lighter of Mr. Mrs. Hart
land was in Ayden
A Virginia
con-
She up lo a
hours before v and
In labor than hours. She had
no morning sickness, no headache, no dis-
no swollen or rising
breasts. Her baby was strong and
lure health.
Friend a only rem-
relieves
It Is a be applied ea-
harm can coins
at such
All I preparations said lo relieve com-
ate only humbugs,
positively dangerous.
Moll., , coals II
or can tend to
tat c Atlanta, ca.
single this
Father Paul, of New came
la this morning and will hold
the Catholic
row morning,
UPS AND DOWNS.
He sailed out one pleasant eve
To call on fair young miss,
And when ho reached her residence
this
like
steps
the
up
Ban
Her papa door,
lie did not see the miss.
He'll not go back there any more.
For
went
like
Thursday.
Kev. W. L.
the New Bern night,
He through the country and
lost book on the way.
II contained about ;
hampered unless it is removed.
We cannot reconcile consistency
whole Southern
by n i,
from the lulled
States The
added he bad given the mailer
careful
-u he The
endorses
Mr. views, and
the publishing
deal o In
every preacher In
land, ll is a blot on
of the church, and all
whitewash will mil
hide ought mil to he cover-
ed, and no attempt should be made
to cover It should be removed,
HATS HATS
would rewarded by re
turning to him.
I i ,. . , , . the action any preacher who
Bet. I. L. the prevarication
Va., will preach at College I and dodging tho all
3rd II o'clock A. of thing, yet undertake to
Public invited to come and hoar of the
iii this matter.
I Drive the money changers from
.-. . I tho temple, not so much to punish
Stole a an-
they have placed upon it. Millions
Yesterday morning a tall while of dollars would I. recompense
man, who gave his u Jim
and have you an up-to-date Hat.
After the meeting of
of Friday
look the i the city
to partake of an sup
per. It served under
ion of Manager
was in order.
Not a Man.
When the train came
Friday evening was not a
get ofT here.
Hawks says bis mind does
not recall the time when so hap-
before, there ire a
May and said he In mi Homier
son. and bad been grading tobacco
for Mr. for three
weeks, about four miles from Kins
ton, borrowed a dark bay mule
from II. M. Sparrow lo come
to and after-
he hitched the
mule lo the buggy of Mr. Philip
back of Mr. II.
store, left, putting the saddle
In the buggy, sou colored boy, who
saw him, A man of I be same
description was seen passing
Mr DOS .
He may be gone to
Mount or
son or
Press.
Hun Allen, Kate
Mat were Mayor
Friday for riotous and dis
orderly conduct. Ham and Kate
were the guilty ones they
and cost each, amount
for what been done. no
of is comparable
with a church without
labor Bears
a Lovely Face.
There is nothing more
pleasing upon than a
hearty, ruddy face, gained by
honest toil. They are the
saving of the nation, these
toilers of both sexes,
for daily bread.
, I to tip
I . I V knit, or
or i i fating on.
cm remedy
Poor Blood Head .-o
ll
ft
Untie
I--1. . ., . H. .
Our stock of the Seal Brand
Miff Hats has just arrived
and is a correct copy of the
Dun lap style.
Come In and get you a hat before the rush I over
Phoned. c. S. FORBES.
n i

EASTERN REFLECTOR
C.
D. J. Ed. Owner
II
IN
Entered t the Pout Office at
Greenville, N. as
Mail Matter.
FALL WINTER WEATHER
IS A GOOD, SOLID,
Th
When the cotton market is
steady rise or fall it is a great
temptation to make a little in
futures. Hut as a rule the thing
regard to is
Many,
to wall by M
who would have Made at I
good living potting their
Dealing in futures is not
by the most
ii la, to say the of it.
questionable from moral stand-
Almost even newspaper
account of some poor
low who has gone to the bad
cause he gambled in futures.
foil lines are made b
futures, but the m
who pins his faith to a
shop almost invariably
comes out loser. If the dealer
futures is successful for a while
he does not bow to lei well
enough alone, but he keep and
on until the scales turn again-t
him and the history of gamblers
in futures is that they pursue their
bail luck to the penniless end.
be allured by the
t ions of quick money by dealing In
fill urea. You may think you
are, to use an expression of the
bucket shop, the ground
but sonic line morning you will
wake up and that while HI
the ground floor there was
a in fond
have gone to where the woodbine
and the
for its first
Enquirer.
SHOE
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mail i -W. n Sir.
H . t MM
la v a
for Ow . mat
in is bow
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th ft I lie
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heat -f America;
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of Hi-
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The Standard Bottles
FOR
lo-i on
Never spill when turned over.
A Idol
spoils
the hero. Ii spoiled Ii
has Anybody
is liberty lo worship be
as mill Ii as lie
or she lull as fur us. our
opinion has fallen
below zero. For months past a
committee at Washington has been
the hat.
Hark, hark, the dogs bark.
are Doming to town.
Si Hue in rugs, some tags,
some in velvet gowns.
is
feeling its effects and
more hopeful and HID TAP V
,. . , , ,, ,. , The increase in the I T Ii I .
Man
i i .
Package.
feel their has nut been
The beggars have been aiming
to town, time the . i
clad altogether. I
have begging fur a
Int in for the hero
of to spend his last days in.
Yesterday Admiral Dewey went
before said he
only would accept this house
in Washington, but be Wanted it
and he wanted it in a
place, and he Wanted enough
left after it was, paid for to fir
the bedsteads, the bed-ticks
the bureaus and chairs
would be necessary to make it
Now the admiral la drawing
annual salary, has bean
wages all bis life, tor SO
had to support
but Dewey, his son, we presume.
being able to take care
He will soon receive limn
for sinking the Spanish
Ami
yet he grubs at this girl of
which has been begged for him.
like a dog ii a thrown
to him. Be says if it was a gift
the rich people alone he wouldn't
take it, but there are
the list of
he considers it a from
the people of the Union, and will
accept it. Well the names of the
that have bean published
are those of the t and e
fellows and the rest of the million
airs. A great part of the money
mines from and the admiral
ought ashamed to take it.
For our part, H
Made Hampton, of Mouth Carolina,
mid
these u veterans of the
Cause recently, after their
houses had been burned down, re-
fused to accept new buildings of
by their old comrades and
Observer.
Tile foil r fr mi Sir. J.
of , i- Is Inter
attitude lo
the American Cotton Com-
bale of a
who is a cotton farmer as well as
a square bale
Dear A few I no
a bill introduced in the Leg- i
proposing to tax your com-
per cent, of its gross re- i
I presume the bill i- in
, . , . Among
to proper
or drive you nut of stale. and
. ,. control a
c .
cotton inn smaller
package than the present compress-
es. Von are In Held now offer-
price of cotton is a great
ii u ii . and to a of
people who need all they can
Increase is hum per
aver the price f nation at ibis
prayer Wednesdays at
greater. Our have waited M., Fridays at in A.
long and suffered patiently.
years I hey have raising cot-
l in selling it at a prim that
paid expenses. at
last Can sell at a and
S. M. Schultz,
. Is-.-
Prepared buckwheat, fancy Pones
side hams,
sugar, tobacco,
cigars, cheroots,
butter, mountain butter, full
cream cheese,
cotton-
seed meal and hulls, cotton
at per bushel.
j bur of ought to insist on
civility as pail of their duty. A
clerk might to expected nut
to sell but to ha civil
-school
a. in.
list BAGS SALT.
CHAIRS,
AT BOCK
Come to sec
M. Bar. I. A.
every
day, morning and evening. Pray-
evening. Kev.
M.
hone
to save the cot ton growers doing it poll tenet
j 11.00 per bale reason of com- . so mere-
pressing the cotton gin of life may be
i but character
saving of and ties, ,, ,
sweeter and sounder.
etc. We are much behind the civil-
doubt ii i- the intention of nations of the world in
to protect Indeed, there is
em from your is even
unpleasant than the
incivility of Ibis country. Between
the two the latter is preferable.
A-a however. I hope Bill it is not necessary to
you will not be I want to lie civil. The
m. D.
superintendent.
every Sun-
day, morning and evening,
evening.
X. M. Watson, pastor. Sunday
school p. in. W F. Harding,
Sunday,
J. Morton, pastor. Sunday
p. in. J. It. Moore hi-
not
regular service.-.
from your
and as a
man I them to do It.
to continue to
my
than
is wide indeed, we of
all people have no fear that
at about 1.00 per bale more ban . , .
one we shall lie in
If put up In danger of falling Into the other.
truly. But certainly we do need to
i J. vale the It is a quality based
we are
larking.
We do not have proper respect
generally. We evil of dig-
We limit authority,
I here has bean building We swagger and push as we
done forth during the continually,
six months than of
t. every Friday evening. I
. L. Fleming, Carr, j
And this is a
One who la sure
of himself is not
previous six months of her history . , .
, sell
Ill . I . II
the state, during the six
have hardly
been able lo enough material
mechanic-- lo do their work, M
great has demand for
both labor and material.
Old nun's Occupation.
queer said the
old man, when you come to think
over. You know I
doubt if there ever a period in Jim for a
State's history when a mechanic
g.-l work or
MM with his wages. And not
only skilled mechanics
work, but all kinds of,
workmen
plenty of work fell wages. This I
is easily proved h a lo I
any town in the Stale.
while the above is
In I he the rural
not heretofore been so blessed, keeps me a from
but lent the farm-dark Constitution.
Dick
now. what do you
I in a of
Well, sir, you not I.
Perfect Health.
the system in perfect
the occasional use of
Tint's Liver Pills. They reg-
the produce
A Vigorous Body.
l-or Lil-
it, but I'm constipation and kin-
ill Tom Dick, diseases, cure
daylight to Liver PILLS
LODGES
A. P. a A. II, Greenville
Lodge. So. Mi, meets first and
third Monday evening. B.
W. K. J. M. Bed .
I. O. O. Lodge,
every evening.
D. D. X. G.
Sec.
K. of River Lodge.
K. Of B.
B. Vance Council,
meets even Thursday even-
W. Wilson, K, M. B.
Lang, sec.
O. U. A. M. Meets every
Wednesday night at In I. o.
O. F. hall. A. D. Johnson,
A. O. Council,
Ii, meets every lira and third
Thursday nights Odd Fellows
Hall. I, Gardner Worthy
Smith, See.
I. O. Conclave
So. meets every second and
fourth Monday nights in Odd
lows Hull. W. II. Wilson
D. Smith Bee.
IX------
OF
Also u nice Line of Hardware.
I can now lie found in the
brick store formerly
by J.
W.
to
It. COBBY.
OLD DOMINION LINE
SERVICE
leave Washington on
Mondays, Wednesdays Fri-
days at A. M. for Greenville,
water permitting;,
leave at B A.
It., Greenville II A. M. on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Sailing hours subject de-
pending on stage of water.
fount cling at with
for
York
ton, for all for the West
with
Shippers order by
Old Dominion S. S. Co. from
York; Clyde Line from
Hay Line from
Men and Line from
Boston.
JNO. X.
Washington, N. CI,
J. J. Art.,
S.
i a sir
CK
Stand Sc
JOB
Give us a call.
M him
A-
Visiting Card
TO A
Full Sheet Poster.
The Eastern Reflector
TWICE-A WEES
is only a year and con
news every week,
and gives information to
those grow-
tobacco, that is worth
many times more than the
subscription price.
ah-
BAKER HART
ix-
Hardware.
Paints Oils
BRUSHES
A SPECIALTY
The
FOB
SI
EASTERN
iV
I. I. f PITT COUNTY N
t,
mid
. .
FRI
THAT IS
THE OF .
PLANT
It always leads in prices no other house in reach. We no drummers in the field, we have
no warehouse rents to pay, therefore we do int to cut prices on your tobacco to save these expenses.
There is a way prove this.
OLA FORBES
Sole Owner and Proprietor
THE F L E R; -W JR E
mi u-. In-in
i I The t
v. it;, the people
Senator Jones,
returned to
In
his arrival he i. i
ii . the political
mill that in Kt-u-
Involved,
la not and ho
dent will win.
who in j
ton week,
he never of any-1
thing hi Hutu Hint
will be of Ky.
tan that all tho in
know that the party i-
to
can only Hi
position which was taken
tee how
BUM can believe in the
at the
for the of
a people who are lighting for free-
don. The war in the Philippine I
wrong iii principle will I
prove its
Silver will not by I
the oilier issues before the public, i
II Um as ever, the
in its favor have none of
their force imply there
lie con-
limn he has I from
has been decidedly favorable to
Senator will go
to Arkansas in a to
until meets.
Stale,
gave this plain talk for tho
of I ho kickers in the
duly
everywhere to by the
of the not to in-
in national lights.
which the
an- far more Important than
any squabbles the local pol-
mid the defeat of
street operator always
know that when a republican ail-j
ministration is in power they can
count ii p. i assistance whenever I
their manipulations Create a
in the money market, foil- j
they never hesitate to
create a if I hereby they
movements the
week comparative
though the men have boon through
ii they are likely to
Although Oils tried to
carry out the orders, which were
expected to
claim the war
will soon are
being mil
circles about his having been
too In trying to move
troops with supply
before the were
ml
to spare of the
War Department, there is u
general disposition to object to his
being nude a because of
hits in front natural
orders which
d have i for
report that
be done some ad-
ministration cm in Ohio.
bearers in this campaign will can It is the old
have ft harmful in stop-
ping the furtherance of national is
I In- pi op
of headquarters of the
from Chicago to Wash-
Senator said it was a
matter that would Is- left largely to
the judgment of Vice Chairman
Johnson, who has had charge of
old story and was surprised
at the made
this week, that the V. B. Treasury
once more lent its aid to the
money sharpers of Wall by
deciding to anticipate the payment
in- intern upon tho
lie debt for the of the
fiscal year ending
The plans of the
for some; in the Philippines have not been
months. the general outlook entirely successful, because the
Senator Jones
the is the heal
We have the best of it
condition of the mads, which have
fully sot forth Ike
of the press censorship,
on all the bane. We are opposed military
The Dewey fright of the Me-
is fast an acute
stage. no longer ft secret
Senator is
the Presidential
next year, a statement made
that no III in
has ever yet refused lo accept the
is of bis
belief that he can count upon
Dew accept nice, if
that he can be nominated.
Said a
altitude be
highly enjoyable to Tom Heed,
whom he betrayed in Asa
reward Air betraying at
tine when nomination
was doubt, Proctor has been
cu disposition of more patron-
age
any one man, excepting of
has had; and now he is
hosing his s
p -i . ion is
I lolled, and if i i ii --.-i
only carry i Hi I n ill all tho
iii booming
for Ii republic
year. of
overwhelm
Ohio, give Mr. n
i degree of cert that
will be
in i-c I, ill this lime,
know
Senator plans says he has
no Intention of mil
i- a candidate unless he is certain
l hat ho can nominated, be
is only in. piling things no that be
supplant Mr. Me-
If think- it
ii do Ml.
c Hill, who an
ii House ; i j. . .
of the c i n in
h baa be p
The democrats hive the heal
chance they have hid in yens .
en i J this ion n-k
state, the full
.-i length of the
I many Voles while
tho
ill keep of them
from the polls, Tho Me Loan forces
arc thoroughly United, and
iii the greatest ever
am going book In a days lo
again hand
reap i
the Wont
I. It i
called on him to i of
a the
League, contributions from
workers to inn. h
. . .
for him was the
and his lie
by
the of yaw
which the resolution brings to in,
.- bi English
Is null; well
id hit in in till-
. I with Trans
. -rely
we mill ii .
to feel Unit
ought i i a-k you to def r
the wants and
fa cold winter now com n i I,
I have passed, its .
I the households the
army of industrial workers have
I,. , , , . Premier Ii ire
. any i. ,, . .
, , ., lie II rather in .
ions . W
. t
he .
M ell i
II III s.
j . .
i I i . . . he
i .
i. .
lo yon. the
miller Is loft t
. . en- the n c of
the i. Hue is ,
. elect of .; . ,. ii i
now iii says
light him is poll I
i lie to stand up
after ill p of I
fill lire
when C ii Hi-i-. no a tr on Its
j for his rights all tho Hi rough,
lie i,. in- I as
not as a Moral prom ; ; lit in
.-i. Mormon, were lump v would
, . . , ,. . , up us
.,,.,.;. , ,,,
among
iii-i-. He denies ho those of Irish and
to avoid a Issued for the at in
also be has ever entertain
ii., . , . w ill -cut
the law. from neutrality by
I He in . that he Ibis government.
will serve his full term the
i -I ;.,. to lie one i
ii J. I makes oath
retention of hi seal In
. r branch
There h no limit lo I It rial
i . H i arc V
iii . ii ; i -1.
limit lo the imp n
Some are born luck. R.
Ii. Denning, who sailed from Hon-
a valise winch contained
worth of notes and
Shortly after his arrival at Sun
I i-a open red and he it
A few days ago he re
notice the was
on the mail wharf among
uncalled for packages. It
been shipped back to Honolulu by
mistake as part of the effects of the
the vessel. It isn't often
a valise containing such
ables makes two trips and
through so many hands
without being by some
i. pros pert or.
r Cures
w, Night Sweats Mon-
es- back if doesn't. No oilier as cowl,
lift kind with tin-
Hold and
M nil.
II J. I. I.
N. O.
n the .
Prank . do-
In . h . . e. lit the of role lo.
i State an d,
I hit rm will n .-um of
III r,
m i. ; very i of Catarrh
. the
.
. in ii anon Catarrh Cure. J,
. ,. i . . . . . I. i I.
ll i i. It n i,. me
claim this of
He amber, P.,
tor the a I
credit, as II i-now doing, for the
by Canada of t
r. ii. line
and i, which was
sometime ago agreed upon
of the r. B.
England, ii is well known
Unit the a
I A. .
Nolan Public.
iii, i-1 in
. and is on the
and of
J.
Toledo, O.
Sold
Hall's Family Pills me the ls-t.
P. PRICE
Engineer and
Hi- unit
FOR AND
WATER POWER.
Mills It.
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