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An Admirable
Crichton
T any a U an Admirable
HUB that he
Id -kill la re-
The original
twelve in
la any a Been f
and all of W-
an actor.
new knew an Admirable
He a for
except making
tin real
ton in of of
If a lit a to the o
Dudley, after taking every keen Id
the attended. WM
nod In the family or a wealthy
planter la He taught
Marl la and prepared
Baa for
Thai In the autumn and n-Inter of
and the spirit of mil war
red hot in the south Dudley had
fascinated of UM planter
that the fart of being a
did not their for
him. it came u
ear -i n ltd
to earth M
from rough treatment Dudley
if hi in the
hold
no the
know t the
if Ben
will not be ready for am
to mm rater next
you that I
my
your on u
The day n
by each and every man in the
plan whom knew,
all comer to the brew
between the states with knife pi
lance, jaw-
any of weapon that
had err ban by
man. In any other part of to world
a would have excited
In win-re the tour
of oM often up a
front a root for
the Caw . different The young
planter, of mat
for sis t. be
done They decided send a polite
note Dudley accepting
the taM to conn in u tourney. The
et. averred
should In no
now ban the
m n
i . tree There were three
men of had
h m well
vim had wind the
fair and w The
man Md Dudley stew-
art bad
with in and had fought
ml duels the The two
men each other In
ant and to a
minute went flying
over a tree, true lire
he called on to him.
put bis hand bU heart
low and said he would not
worthy a
The next WU and
Dudley It with a k lire.
the knuckle bu opponent.
by an with
been specially trained with thin
on while at the
for awhile and then gave
a with the flat of his
that
Thia w far
the ware concerned, hut
a the men were putting on Ir
the and de-
a They
wore of a very different from
the who had
honorably and b
meant by Look or by
crook to kill Dudley The i lantern at
tempted to Interfere bat Dudley
to all a
chance at life.
The gang put forward I desperado
whose skill w-h the knife
celebrated. , in
the . .
man. There can no th
gad p
kill be killed The
gathered about, to I i
pen in Tiny were
pointed. Too beg
en by a before lb
hot i-
knife was burled in opponent
heart.
There an wed for
the made n rush
for Dudley The be bad
vanquished hut
before they . so he bail i-
two more of gang,
took to flight
Dudley opponent t the
Ti plantation, what, gland
by a i In I hi
hand, he recited an humor
account of the affair la
How inn. h longer Dudley maintained
m he l learn-
r I
in the I Italy,
and idle with a friend who
-i he
u the bye. we hare an
tier all the world like that
man who nerved the Duke of
He la a in
He can run rafter, shoot
drink harder, more
better deliver hatter -r
than any pirate or
that ever
I know who that If Law
That the man Dudley Around
here they call
W,
Our catch hind
la baited on our of the
According to th.- fa
th devil bad a regular at
Toledo,
by the graduating
running through a long
hall The devil hid at a place known
only to and If be caught the
be ever after him Off
her property
he only caught th and
thus their
elf to make boat
Nearly all well
th African
if a man
along of a river coating
the water a
will It and draw the
owner to certain death.
Several Wake among the
pant, that the a
Boa to that of the old Baby
viz. that n dead body
The and the
mat ha of Oregon formerly to
have their picture for
the would take their
In th Aryan folk tale tit
or j
only by
A BAD
mi. i. ., Bane,
A of the thug
where your
to a originated
the war there a trot-
ting of the of American
la an
can all
New- New York,
for they were th beat In the
country, every farmer hare
one. It BOOB Wall
that In order not to the
the community on nothing
it been me u of bun
bar, if one farmer
the road, he pooh
and about you hitch
your wagon to a l b
My Ban many a time bad la I
the and la lecture on
Smith
la rung
for th tune, i all i i- ad
in ti nil high
wagon to a i
Queer
many
C At. lea during i I i
ilea i I
a la
Io and are
am lag u i wear the
f evil
are generally made
wood, and Borne can d a r pi
When u f or . f .
.- b
and the latter bound to
wear it. In every hi an
win
a and It hi
no on d more
i he
i been trying to Bod
out the t time
firm all bar
learned bi h ire been
popular m for many
Boa am la l.
ever III your If BO, you
about u mu ii about
of and
of u and n
in m
a and matter of
to the e
the u
well w all no . m I
g thins or
hag ii. i j
plain It J H lent .
ha been . i j . f
B ll Dan now
j r an r i
area ; .; .- i
which
In each w in of
long
a i
in twenty-
In the male
are an lite, d the r
male to ecru .- The abort
feather are plucked T-r lip . I each
wins or
The tall feat be are a d, -I
ivory color, and live f
value. In a phi. k
farm
obtained from one bird,
ostrich
have a eon
the
The fair
year.
for the
too bad t you
long for your ll
he it out
afraid I have you a bad
Mr, in
of an
he
Tribune.
Trip .
Tea oh. yea. I feel pretty of
hint. I rejected him when be
firm I he'd try
again.
And you were right. He did
try again, I
Jon.-a the boarding
two little for
Brown- ran, but think bow heavy
they Journal.
A man
given r
-r-i-
Chicago Herald.
r baring heart, but
bat
m a
Rome
in a town.
Their properties not kept in very
order, for When the hero of
drama Is
that a that i before n
No. air patty knife. The
-.-
can no longer
i madam i am obliged to
tall roar little iii
that l. well, it be
l fl la an Idiot
Mi- fortunate It la
Hint are h No one Will ever no-
II. New York Weekly.
by
were off the
coast of In the am
lull K ll w, when BTU
brig which to bah alarm
at the Dan;
to go aloft,
hut at Uh
m I. . . re n.-t sheet
ed home to do beat We
, up to her hand after and In half
an hour Were within and
our captain hailing to know what
wrung The wag plain
enough Her deck-
fairly aw aimed with men. all but
r of whom were In
a mailer of fact,
ninety of them it Par
them to reply to hall, but the y.-u
they uttered to
the curl
One raft In a hit
and demand made the
could
we ii and had
d guns, but the
leader of
are had not before
rd, no the
broken warned u to
offer take He
that they were
from the French penal
rod the
to put our captain In em
after a
called out to the
low on the i
moat I c brig to
get away from Cayenne. What baa
of the ran .
one of then killed
thrown over
in
you to ;
n etc and all band
nil raw, Now.
the and you off and go
your own Let
We lied Io Idea I
between to
the n m ll
the brig at e
a to k.-p . r.
i the captain and Ula --it .- de ended
to the in for m i
a hi j W their
right Interfere or i- at
of .
they not ow r a rot
When they came on deck,
j we got the order to load a
in i-T bum
gun a ready for
aloft and
could plainly note every I
aboard of . and our captain, u
reported that the
bad armed tin m a
and were erecting
Ida the
a wag Brad her
bow- i- a to heave to and
a of
; did i r. but i of
gun followed by a ch f
or l w
ring
the i I out of r. ice, and
laid to . row of
; .
Aim her above water
line ft . lake
of t.
I be pa i her
fore . i ; m
i -.-.- -ii her
I ,
and I i of them
I, we ere
. . .
when i
. We
bad I i i-r i bod
been f ; off wind
.; I
to gel n ride
I . poor they
J hi i
We gate id aft-
g were off
r i -i aboard
. again a a I .-
and were b u
a i he
a . k
i I . without a
B. i ; to
oar Br . i t bad
I; u. ; ; .;. .
. every i I In a m hi
boa our cantata would take
It. have that there
i to him. and
after a bit ha . Io
our big gun
at bar and
cripple her. or
tin the i. thirty we
Bred i l m i and each time the
i plumped Into her ball, but with
craft the trough
of the continued u
b at worn
go n a if did.
but death would h preferable to
aw v god leaving them in the
Hie We
Boat to u loaded
Tom again and the gun -.- pa
bull, One another
were th brig, a h one
tearing n great and carrying
and death bad reload
ed for the time w It
that th . raft nettling away
We bad our on her
heaved up to u by a wave.
pr deck There u
wild cheer from the half a
dozen rifle were o
the brig into the
waves ran over her. and act
tied away with th of a
block of granite. ran down to th
but there no on.- to rescue
Living and dead bad been drawn down
aV.
There b a . bank n
on I of i
of
. to know
am e. i
gee not i
i.; . .
of i
i- th
la
war i-
of
fled.
i. H
of a
marine oddity.
They an- of ail
but n the mil
it i. which
I IS I I . ,
I'll i are
o wan
m it
i i
s . y each la
i the
D or an other
ii
. j, ;
while a la
and
ire ti e
of
. the harm hot
All
only
have the
The
i .
of the
. a
say that each la
filled with a tin tut of U
Ii of la the animal
but which that
o can observed
Lead and heart.
i;.
it . the la a
mold a, the moon la bag brother
who I overcome by a wicked
for her. One a girl at a
party In g
one rum Up and look hold of her by
m her. which la,
the th-
manner of doctoring one's hoe she
out tell who was In the dark.
and BO BOO her In
and one .;
with it. When a In
th hat s. to that it
her brother, and without waiting
to any more took beg
He started g hot And
a-. v run OW II . la I Of
the world, the Jumping off i ice, when
both Ii to I i There
i . . I r
l iv ll
i cheek a earl
been i . that
him.
Stomach
Troubles
cured by
Under all curable conditions
Mr. C.
Nevada. C.
cured by
of
whirl
had led
hi
W.
.
old dominion lint
Don't fail to see me
before you buy
Shells, Stoves
Heaters Pumps,
I Hinges.
S anything else in the Hardware Line.
Your friend,
I H. L, CARR I
mm
Steamer K. L. Myers leave
daily, except
at a. m for Greenville, leave
daily, except
at in. fur
at with
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore,
New York Boston,
Aurora, South
Swan Quarter,
; nil for with rail
Norfolk.
should order freight by
I the Old Dominion Co. from
New Clyde Line from
TWO HAVE IN Tit I Bay Line and Chesapeake
PIS. from Baltimore. Mer
I chants- and Line from
turn
i.
Me
STOKE.
J. W. CO.
Norfolk, Va.
and
N. J., POLICY HAS
Loan Value,
Value,
Paid up
Extended automatically,
Is
Will r.- l-
are living, or within ear. alter upon evidence
and rears with interest.
So Restrictions.
are payable at the beginning of and a
war, premium fr the current year be paid.
U- -I. T Premiums, or a
of
To make policy payable during the lifetime
Boston.
J. J. Aft.,
Greenville, N. C.
J E.
N. O
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
SCHEDULES
AUGUST fib.
No. I He.
as Sunday
a in
of
am
am
Sunday
Ar
Ar
Weldon
J. L. At
p mAr Norfolk Lt
Bay
god
for .
v . r . .-
B J .
I I . HI l-y
II i . i nub.-
i I
a u i- of it la
i -.-. in ; v
II . i la to i It
f. la la v .
I ; Bud .
lb or la
and rut a
i to
and
U ll
. lb r
bi What lo l
I Not Quite
Jon an a
do dune a
y mi. w r or
g a good
t. ;,, d be for
in Hue
; and
X w,., arc that your
r bug n single
I Of Course I
.-
Horse
the Value of
Any Other.
One bird Batter,
One Third Faster
wanted In nil
W heeler Wilson Co
Atlanta,
S. T. WHITE, Greenville, N. C.
a m
I p m
pm
a m
Ar
New York
p m
p m
p m
p m
p m
s in
a n
v a a
a m
p m
FLORIDA.
Mount
Ar
Augusta
Charleston
p m
p m
a m
a in
a in
am
Pullman and Cars
on No,. and to Tampa Jack-
H. M W. in. M
Asst. Pass. Aft
t. m. T. M
N. C
If a bar
let I and mono;
learn to
wot in
art
if b Tour it la
if wire, it la four own,
baring married Worn
u .
do for daughter, rt
not . matter mat-rial tor
ti . i v i. -n double
allow a hut of
ad . . i
THE
J R.
l Hall-.
i bank of
v lure If . a lower,
out to
the t- Bra
large a fan
and the invited
i i At goon they
net Br t- the
I Tb
i.,
and not
bi
.- a
of i .
D. W.
New White Front
The Furnishing Store.
, With 1.1. arrival
and Shoes. The a so overcrowded with order,
. awhile, are here now, tome
Hum, and other, will lie here a few
Boat in town. of and
, Is Ugh Sole,, uppers, and trim-
. sit just a. good Is. procured. From
every
V morning evening.
i Wednesday
Rev. J. N. Booth, pastor.
school a. in. M. A. Allen
l every Hun
lay, morning and evening.
evening.
H. M. Bore, school
a. in. L. H. Fender,
Services 2nd
and 4th Sundays, morning and
Mid week service
evening. R. F. O.
Sunday school
a. m. F. I,. Walker, super
And Provisions
R I actor, bod once
lo i l fell w actor who
ripe- led from ruin
th a.-tor
rail left
Reg r In i-.-t db
gave rail and
a lib i ran in
boy loll me
lb
the teacher -w. ll. to
an Who waved
n ti. if.- bar
Cotton Bagging and
Ties always on hand
f kept -ii-
In stock. Country
Produce Bought and Sold
D.
North Carolina,
r ; me m
, Pining to shoe no i spared.
t-ht, why shoes are by fashionable and well- .
The shoes need no M W.
who hate worn tarn., hut t those who hare not worn them, lei us
say it you want to really you
sear , .
and Shoes
your about i he a come try a pair for I
and UM beat or you ever
j Jas F. Davenport
THE
-i i
In ll
I.
I prefer on
e.
hooks
clinics In a
that is liar-
MM
Jon-a
i-in I.
J Thai War.
TOUT any
L.
bar
; it city
Tb,
hull- ;
Th i, That Pa 114-4.
tn
roar that
extra
any .
fr
atone,
gut
ti to
a love
but I did love children until
altar I n of
Mr. Io
caD, but told you would b en
ii ma in.
am yon were not
obit to attend in night, n
you be
done OM mad
am i bar JaM for of
fa
Mr and were en
gaged in of their
menu.
Amanda,
that right. ab Inter-
proper form, you will
If y.-u think a la
be demand-
ed. can't look without
can your
yea, you can.
yon and I look alike, bat it a a
fact that we don't
the of Arid, from
the ,. action,
Ar will or
RHEUMATISM,
d n, a,
as.
mad. in h . D. n
i,.
a.
Pries prepaid Iran
CO., . .
III M I'M IN
aid Italian Marble
, iv. C.
-oil
wort .
n , ,, ,
i i
mm retail
Fur. See-I, Oil Kai
-g, Bed
Hulls,
bf Carriages, Go
Tallinn, P
am A Ai
Key West Che
Cherries, Apples
Pine Jelly, Milk,
Flour Meat, Snap
Magic Fowl, Match., I T
Meal and Hulls, Oar M H
den Oranges,
and China Ware, Tin and Wooden
Ware, and Crackers, Maw
Cheese, Beat Mutter, New
Hewing Machines, and nu
other Quality and
Quantity. Cheap for Con
to see me.
S. M. Schultz
at
Goes up or
down
Morning and evening
prayer with every let
3rd Sunday.
school a. ., W. K.
Brown, Litany
every.
San-
day morning and evening.
W. K.
regular service
A. P. A A.
Ant and
third evening. R.
W. M., J. M. Bean. Sec.
K. Hirer Lodge, No.
9.1, meet every Wednesday
K. B. C. Forbes
K. of B. and
I. O. O. Lodge,
No. every Tuesday
evening. A. B. Ellington, N. O.,
L. H. Pander. 8-.
B. A Zeb Vance Council. No.
Never tried ill Well, tea lime you
tried and let the people know you
want trade. The advertising
columns o
According lo the
you give your bull
and It goes down. Keep
it before the public and I
No. meet every first and third
Thursday night in Odd Fellow,
J. Z. Gardner, Worthy
Smith
I. O. H. Conclave
No. MO, meets every and
Monday night Odd Fa-
lows Hall. W. B. Arc-boa
D. Smith Sec.
climbs up.
Dr. James,
REFLECTOR
Clerk Superior D.
Moore.
Sheriff, O. W. Harrington.
Williams.
J. B. Cherry.
Coroner, O. Laughing.
house.
Surveyor, J. D.
J. Elk, W.
W. B. Borne, J. B. J
W. Page and J. Spier.
Board meets every Brat Monday.
used regularly and persistently, will
make business grow. Are you
fled with your If not, ad-
ii, and you will be satisfied
with the returns. Von will And
pie interested in what you say If
talk to t through
THE REFLECTOR
H. W.
Treasurer, H. L.
O. O.
Police, J. T. Smith chief, W. H.
and 8.1.
Alderman, D. a. L. O
Arthur, B. F. pat-
l.
a. r. tr.
vary
Your Home Paper for
than year;.
The Eastern Reflector
Published Semi-Weekly
Tuesday and Friday.
D. J. Editor and Owner.
in Jo
ONE PER YEAR IN
VOL.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, X. C TUESDAY, 1903.
NO.
Ricks Wilkinson
April turns April has a double
function to perform. She must, by hook
or crook, get Winter to leave the stage,
and she is naturally disagreeable until he
has gone. Then in a moment she be-
comes all smiles and sunshine, and gives us
a foretaste of May. -f -f
Today everybody is ready to welcome
the new season, and there is no place like
this store to help you to the new things
and make Spring favorable and delightful.
Men of good judgment come to this store
for their furnishings.
Most women know that we carry a
splendid line of Dress Goods and Trimmings.
Standard Patterns f- Advance styles for June now
ready The May Designer, cents Fashion
Sheets always free.
Kicks Wilkinson
PULLEY
FASHIONS.
OFFERINGS
.
Ultra and Oxfords
Ultra Oxfords, Strap Sandals, i
for women, all styles,
Oxfords, all styles, . n
High and Low Heels, -5 v
The Harrisburg line of Slippers for
to 2.00
Shoes are the Shoes
for are winners with
the sports. Exclusive agents.
Pulley Bowen
GREENVILLE'S DEPARTMENT STORE
HIGH DIVER IS
A LIFE CRIPPLE
mm
THE
FAULTLESS
FITTING
SHOE
FOR
WOMEN
Let us assume that your shoes fit you. Now, what
next What is most important Unquestionably, style.
If it has style you want it. If it has not style, but every-
thing else, you do not want The style of a Dorothy
Dodd is unique. It cannot be duplicated by any other
maker, because the Dorothy Dodd is a totally
construction from any other shoe. Besides bring
exclusive in style, it holds the foot firmly at the
prevents the from slipping forward, and gives a
correct poise in walking. It makes foot look nearly
a whole size smaller. That's curious, and you won't
believe it until you see it. Just for once try the Dorothy
Dodd Faultless Fitting Shoe and prove the truth-
of our assertion.
J. B. CHERRY
STATE SUNDAY MUCH DRINKING AND THE ECHO
SCHOOL CONVENTION AMONG WOMEN NOT.
ATTENDANCE AT THE MANY LEAVE CHURCH RATHER INDIANA PAPER HANDS A FEW
GREENVILLE'S GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE
WASHINGTON CARNIVAL
PERFORMER INJURED
PLATFORM
BOTH ANKLES CASHED
AND AMPUTATION MAT BE
NECESSARY.
V C .
Hi. an
-u- ,. . . . a ,
ANNUAL
KINSTON.
THAN SIGN A TEMPER-
PLEDGE.
be i
K ,. . n
A I , . .-m i-
h ; a t i . m
K i I ., I
it-
Ii ; .
in tram i ail I ,
A mo
;. ,.
., . . , ;
Um v in
York, April in
Ill ll ,
tin-
ft ll I , .,; iii.
III at.
i. alert lit I i .
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Ill
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ii i
a ill
been
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rt I i . I lie i
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in-i . d
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I a la I Am
b.
i- i i .
i. ; . . . .
i i- .
pulled I.- from
t . -i -i
-v-r. Tin-tin t-i
m i bad
i re ball
I broke i
L a lull i
to
ll of la
iii the luau
in
S re I
in
Cue
Toe t i
i -t
i;,.
Hi.
p . . ,
ad. . I nil
i-i. were relied
no . tot
there
crop,
tin-1 n l
Am-i
m. ii
B ; . n . in-1
-1 ma .--m
church,
i la
i it in down r.
A m
in tail
lie
brought ll ii
WARM QUESTIONS TO MR.
ROSCOE MITCHELL
, athlete,
u p
and bU
a feel. life,
. . t crop
to
crops
however, baa been
., . -.-, . -v.
. a. I
a t bin
her ii bf If tit before
aw.
THE I
White Front
The Furnishing Store.
. ; ;
v ,
of
-the if iii-.
will have to in
Bank CU Years in
am a, . April
I lull in today plead
1.1 Hi-
lit- f Capital Na
ill k and wed
and
seed acre
; later
began lo grow. The
that
i ti
de-
dual
with a
pan green and
latter to one
a like
T laud
water.
Bud tin- at a
i-aid waiter
left.
DO at
king, have
A-
r t
I a in fluid
will It on way
read a
of
of
f the big
gal ion.
Men Can't
N. t . April -The
court today a
railroad and
W. II.
Cart bag Blade, re
the Dur-
The
lug tit a
, . d All gm be
it-t
min. be and
worked before
It la
In
wot
Large
A pill -.---
j i
are being made to plant a
lb roughly
there III lie
Ai i-i
leveling of
y laud
e checked three ore-ball
lie I
1.1
large crop ll yellow
for
three each
court a
giving 94.000
upon the accept ins
h on road
Mr. violating Jaw
and that he
railroad i-re
ii the
; mi law no
at except to Hie pour,
and other like
lug
The
Miles
; year, me lower price- y of
been pi,,. , or Mi. II
of weed Ai junction
we arrival of the
and Shoes. The factory o with
that ware wall quite but they arc now,
of them, will be here In a few The and
moat up-to-date In town. part of and
fa uniform in.
always can lie procured. Front
, of to to of the shoe no spared.
why are h fashionable and well-
dressed women every Where. The shoes need no introduction to
who bare worn them, to who have not worn them,
If you want to know really means, c
must wear
and Shoes
id well- j
to w
u.
your about them try a pair for
and heat 13.00 or you ever
yourself
FOR SALE
lo . ,, H.
hi ,,, , ,,,
la. It
la known
leaf and
BAKER HART
In addition to the beat stoves in the world
carry everything you may expect to find in a bard.
ware store.
F. Davenport
Em -f
for Steam and Water Pipes is
decidedly the best thing; of the kind we
have ever handled. Call and examine they are out talked.
era demand
level.
Human Commit S
r. n.
Jim W,
mile front lien, committed
-ii i
i i of into in i bead
. trouble Car
i v This
tn; ml I a
pun gal to the hull her
the
lie In i and Hied. Id i death
vat
i., years She
a now
old.
An air Of all
tin i lo men.
Vow
Women hut
lull made over it.
i made
putting i ii la hoe d
th
of
in- and 1,418 bf
mm to
ion-, Hie
a ere
and are planted It the hide
dull, in. and In Sal
in and
to -i by slue hum
or
again, which bold B.
ground two In four, to
Bum and buck
Mill another la If owl the
rye, corn, omit per quart,
The poem from
to Mr. I. . Mitchel, late
hut now of
us, Mr.
till
into
Do
Did If
Vow
now what
Kai away, with
joy.
you wave that
I a-j.
Did a it, you were
To a id a
i war-
a U
know what
Id valor oft
lo
For Km- honor lair on her
away;
tin- still and
the flow
Oh- standard
long
Ir Old other your
overpowering for
what you V
Three Killed hi
Terre April
were killed, two
fatally, and a dozen
a wreck in
killed
A. and an
man.
to train U
ear a party
twenty seven from
iV. II. C.
A. convention Topeka,
car carried the New
delegation to
dedication.
None of
wars The killed and In-
were in day coach.
Sale Cracker at New Bern.
New Hero, N. April
safe the of Mr. Robert
on Front
true kid night at 1230 o'clock,
the cracker a bunk
nod over in
Mm. went morn-
to the of A. A.
lo get an apple.
went after her, and u
niece paper on the floor, picked
it up. It proved lo be bunk
certificate. were
and put in
until a hearing.
N. a, April
of Hint
paNted lb rough city the
Atlantic Line
largest made year
amounted to by freight
and gen
in average of ill the
in money would
Hoy will bring to
153.80 Star.
iii coin if the land
are
on the m n r r i In fuel,
lo cotton, the
of
will the Stable
manure old applied lo
to
nub lite crop, A ,
for Ult
money, are
and are
A man With US
in an
it He
rum wen women m were
willing Ilia mile a
I All of mm to
Died In China.
April
here from
the of
death Of UM wife of Rev. U.
IV died of
Rev. Mi. Bo-tick, who
i- a baa been
living in i hum for
i ii of place,
leaven four bright children,
who are Mill their Rev.
Mr. Mr. u
man, and our
go nut for bin
hour.
a large ant. of pot tab,
Boot farm
and of women who
Old age is lean contrary take all of i to get
it never with a I man Durham
In Mr.
will his to
op
for oar

THE EASTERN REFLECTOR
the
D. J.
PAUL R. OUTLAW.
office N. C-. as second class mailer.
application.
A at Pin and
GREENVILLE, K a,
TOTE AS PRUT
Te Charlotte
EQUAL JUSTICE.
e air always in
the policy of
, a is I,.
fa ,. M near to
r.
Iii
The K. Is-
that the South an.
out it
for solve all the problem at
It will
dent .-x t 1--
MM air at St.
cussing out.
fully r, to the ,.
e-o-
MERCHANTS WILL
CLOSE IT P. M.
AND GIVE THE CLERKS A SHOW
IN THE GOOD OLD SUM-
MER TIME.
The lad
age is no to hi petting the
nomination. Hut there
are thing put a for hi to
sire around M loin- their b concert .-;
V ha taken
so that
Unerring to the conviction of civilization outside
the official of Allan- ,
It i interesting that the attempt of Is the fa.-. . ,. . .
of the Ant, Saloon League for la. lime Mil how . ., .
mayor of Hon. -The , of Georgia. like the on it. educational lb. . of ,,. cW
was formerly a slate of baa a h it. Mat 1- at . p. from May lib. lo
We lo km.-
not to p
the early closing The
and the
ho it. are a.
We the undersigned merchants,
war mine. in the town of
at
judge of the Superior court, a good heart,
and at the of the a a big brain. i. of
which it decided to id the
pat oat a candidate the matter of pardon, a well
democratic the principal and w
of will
Hon. H. pan of
it our
of on--
of
Th- nun ; a colonel man,
; mil know. .- k
a dire off the into
of and the pardoning ho ft J. B On- . r
What give, of d , w,, . ,. .
e feel
to run other
Much it In
with the
of
Halt.
A H Tucker Co. ; Bowen.
et a
precedent in allow J K B.
TAR BABY IN
TAR RIVER.
RODE OFF THE BRIDGE
ON A BICYCLE.
WHEEL FINDS WATERY GRAVE
BUT THE TO THE
WAS THE SUDDEN
AND BATH.
Johnston Bros.
We hare purchased the stock
of Meal and Hall
of A- Co., in con-
with same are prepared
u furnish Choice Hay,
Corn and generally.
Provisions for Man and Beast at
Johnston Bros., Cash Grocers
the fact, the force of the
treatment in ball can
All of can
it inculcate it. of the U- without the
exercise of human harm. tie than a full the
are , m a ho
good democrat, a they ever reeking or hired Bare
were, and they doubtless are The be
ate impelled to a. the Turn. ;
their present the lie. of the
of sort that but they didn't steal people to, arc
they feel it necessary to drop their To suggest that hue been started
out of the rank, that ,
bundled
ad by a top
la
U ho of mountain.
and H. I. fair
The kill
The lace as lately
any i. likely some time in and attempt lo
his life to become a Boxer. all but hour of hi. upon Boat b the as
for black, aid
iii
invited to it. nor was any
collection from those who
happened to lie near enough
The
handed down It came after
nailer of-he late The bridge keeper bad the
II. Ii i. favorable fat a beat to pi through
JAS. B. WHITE. I
General Merchandise j
and Department Store. j
GREENVILLE. N. C
All men should hate
regard fur morality for and eh.
made a
m being a of the
morality, and ii -be demo-
party has
its immorality.
Then why that
J and Mm
bowl of
Carolina packed into of
loot the
lit same
i mid done I aim lo the
and re
quired lo I he
upon that
The -f
and m
in the Cad that the tame
-ho Id t-e uniting with m W- h Of bet b-n a If -1
the o. there are strong tie trying to leach MB
which the A the one to the other of Hob, ii- M -t
Norfolk. and church found
The time has come North Northern have tut-u When each an
Carolina are not for of of re w them be little
to vote for any and even man and Baltimore hat of
hi name is cu a demo- received great a per of lac average
ticket, condition- Carolina trade
now that the party of our
compel them to do no. Ii by will hare We any f-n
u- patty i- the
u stand for baa been have
friend, aid ha- had a
have often
The earn
caution the people of
Ob
home that not
in hi. citizen-
It i, not a it
bone of an
lo the Female man was going out of
it hold, the institution a the hill
.-an at cue the part the leading lo budge is ideal
real toil that not place casting and when the
by Mis. d. he let Ml wheel
and it i. entitled to go at full be went
Judge faster and faster, the who gaining
hi-death. at each
The ill People the waiting to
all pa., lo warn rider of
o In. bat it did questions from to . the danger ahead, but the warning
asking for lo fall on deaf ears, r-or-
It a to one t
will travel around
Ilk a isle of
b enough of the
have much effect William court,
people are
that count the of
el.-k to Me if it I. doing
bat
that not
the life of Sir Walter
lice a- to of he aped like a from a
and all a bleak until
awing far a of the rider and wheel had plunged
and the
into the SO feet
A large stock of carefully selected Groceries. Dry Goods.
Notions, Shoes. Hats, Caps and
Country bought and sold. Fresh Hotter, Eggs
and Family Supplies constantly on hand. Country trade
a specialty. Flour and feed by the car load.
JAS. B. WHITE.
Tar ii-
We the
.-.
retreated
April Peter
it is
from that
a of calvary has
c the frontier
mile,
and ion of advancing.
frontier Dual gave the
and a of
which tired on killing an
and six The Rn
u lo. me Turks
below,
boat on the bridge to
draw lo what weal with
man ard wheel. The
STRAY BOO.
A boar
TAKEN UP.
in the law tern
on March
If not claimed paid
soon appeared the the by April I will
water, to a the Mine at the court
budge and to it until rescued public
by MM but
, , , . . This April 2nd,
wheel kept to the bottom of j mg L
liver.
The man not all, a
hart wheel the
damage, lie ho heard
was taken and impound-1 v hoB, lbs
found J
by
Erv
today, a half a of lime or
our and
renewed evidence of
THE STATE PRESS .
the of the on
lip
A Statesville colored man
had in the habit of shipping tastes,
his wile at will, was chasing
other day to give her
when he dropped dead
No doubt ibis
lion among wile beating
President left , if
g long enough lo kits a
We thought
of belongs
no Cm
ii- St.
as tied the
frills ll
News and Opinions.
Three.
The Observer its
with the voices of The
If London bill
Mr. Wall, will
fellas ti
a buck
I- . ,
an who
LIMITATION.
There i. a growing
pi 11.1. old age en-
was open. benefit, of choice
thought he could easily dis business world.
,. . everywhere this
, when nearer to II, but ,.
. and he got he just It old and alike.
-a.-- n. .,. all -mil . over of
A Ti man traded his wife there might lie a cessation of the liver. In. I. want lo know
the other day and was chat I
The The S , LETTER TO BUGGY
that It's Then we would like to It's a great and
man that will hue other hear a silence on Greenville, N C vine and cores Liver, Kidney and
fellow he get. of Win. J. of Dear Your an maker; i
1.-- a. one of our friend, so are we. You know
mini calls the teal statesman, make, you know all about it We
I hereby forbid person to
; hire, or pay any wages lo
my mm. Joseph Barnhill, who is
a IS years old.
J. D. Barnhill,
Near Oakley.
Raleigh headline
of cable
robbers secured La it
the city of Halifax
Mr. Thomas Independent Hill
to honor., there
Orange. will Interesting
new. o those people
have ban wandering where
here bad gone lo.
seem that kill king need- lo
tie his slipper
can hi-
a man
opposed to
are M voters. lb.
Mr. ill es
majority. at a mop.
the
The lend rile,
i getting in hi. work In
in on-part, of These
seen to lie bred elect n.
i A
. nil It e I .
wife will not permit know our paint as you know
about thirty ago and ha. Observer lo he
lived what it is, how it
what It does, how it lives, and how I
Building and loan N. C, April HO. . long the conditions
are town builders and no K. of Fremont, I or unfavorable.
should lie w one. Stales sold of cotton lo is fair that we take risk
baa bad for Parker Cotton Company, of this of it every was; but we ought not
it ha. done more for city, for cents per pound, risk use or abuse of it.
Hundley,
Richmond, Va.
Headquarter, for
BRIDAL SUITS
the
town than
Parker, who bought Can't draw the
Mr. W. It.
t. These the cotton the cotton with We are
way for all average strict middling and is to them as they are
mar Hid
lime. He will wt
course state could female vole,
doable for exhibit at
we it sill has
require organized effort to raise war department, and hostilities
that says the Durham among the doughty roller top
Herald. are averted for the
em.
the
a other one
provide
people mean- lo buy their the finest lot of col too he ever to us.
own tomes and pay for them with saw one lot during the several We to lie by them.
The mule Is not being would go for rent; he has been in the business We them that's the
they art a good book, and Mr. ha. had w at the way gel nu-11.1. We
In Ikey cotton for some lime. He has la-en to a fair degree or
to the and Welter, of a selling the low grades of hi. crop common
Land year to year a. did expect lo be trusted to furnish
QUICK ARREST.
J. A. of Verbena, Ala.
was twice in the hospital from a
severe case of piles causing
tumors. After all
remedies failed,
Salve quickly arrested further In-
mailer of
war. He
not lo kept iii use,
We and cured him. It
conquers pain.
Drug Store.
When you ask a woman a
lecture went to, her answer is
something about colon male
mark.
st a per- we haven't seen any
opera house half hose yet, and
f those people day for the
-aid
hot lure
is
have do it all again at
mil
have to do during the day
except .--.
Journal,
other half.
May I it was
of course, that esteemed Wilmington
Hearst
an Invitation to attend W We Custom had long
to the realm of ob
Isn't it about time Durham was
casting anxious eyes toward the
corporal ion
not need the money he kept as goad paint can be,
beet good He will to last a. long as paint can.
over fr If you do your business that way, j
he sold. you are a fellow us and one
of a
Woman Year. Old A few mean men in the course
Montgomery, Ala., April of a year will abuse our trust and
Mrs. oldest put u. to low, will
Alabama, this tell their how true we are,
ho has died, was once having celebrated her our paint is. That's what has You Can b Cored.
A print i, March made us the largest paint concern suffering from
a bad place for com- retained her intellectual faculties the world. best ml Tumors or Skin
leading
to a harpy New
many friends
patrons lo North Carolina, and to
secure that our
and kindred branches will, in lbs
future as In past, be up to
the limes.
HUNDLEY,
719-711-713 E. Broad Street,
Richmond, Va.
A Milwaukee woman has
tut child
Payne
I- tin- not a for the
fin prevention of to
Situ
Stuart the veteran com-
not
OF INTEREST.
News fr.-m H. Turner,
a at Pa.
that Dr. Kings New Life Pills are
bait seller, his After Grain
using them himself he Wire, to New York,
are truly great; actual
convinced me. Everybody wants .,.
Norfolk, Va.
Cotton and Broken in
for Constipation,
and Liver trouble. at Woolen
Drug Store.
Randolph's wedding.
General Miles the
in his
report.
And all symptoms and
Results Indigestion
m ass i
OR.
GERMAN LIVER POWDER
H r- an
, Mr I. I.
K, .
. ST I
k, ,. ,, .
Sh n-s . hr . S- Ir, I
M.
W . to
H.
.-, II
PM n
mi M MK US 11-01
.
Ten go.
if there is anything in
Washington tanner Congressman
want, we hope will
gel remark, Durham Her
aid. Yes, thing to get rid
him.
We look b
drive any old lime, now
hut the News has begun
j to give proper for its ii
matter.
you paid your poll
at the in
is a jewel and both
are going of fashion
Carnegie die rich if
can help it.
a comedian, career. It till death. She had eighteen
develop, more than the average folly four
number of children, twenty great grand child-
d Telegram. and two great grand
tin., April
English lord who once a woman
a back in ha. bobbed op , have bee,,
lo,. home
of miles north of here.
had to work for hi. living
I was very could
et about the house. I was
lime. Then tried
s it only
took two bottles me feel
perfectly Mrs. N.
Mo.
Tired when you go to
bed, tired when you get
up, tired all time.
Why Your Mood is
that's the reason,
are living on the
border line of nerve ex-
Take
and be
quickly cured,
Duly,
F. W. Co.
P. L. Can sells
paint.
The Rut Education in
Tallahassee, April
house voted to
Long's
and passed it by a vole of
I. 1501 e more than the
majority, The resolution
an to constitution
would divide Behind
in the r in f
lion lo the amount by each.
to the defeat
the senate.
A. kt r
I Law,
ha.
Wound no mans feelings no
There are
enough now in the path of human
A Rule
of
Be rood o v ind crop
Will b food.
Potash
In the
in
Wine us
we will send you.
by nest mail,
oar winning
books.
There was a big sensation in
Ind. when W. H. Brown
of that place, who was expected to
lie, had bis by Dr
New for
He antes insufferable
from Asthma but your
gave me
relief and
effected a complete cure. Similar
cures of Consumption,
Bronchitis and Grip are numerous.
It's the peerless remedy for all
throat lung troubles. Price
BO, and by
Wooten's Drug Store. Trial bot-
free.
i Diseases can be en red by applying
C. T. Cam,
N. C.
never pays to hurt
remarked the Humane
Chap. I don't re-
plied the Wise of
mine makes a pretty good
at Is den-
JUST
thereafter ONE
WORD that wee. b
are the
I know of. They
are like a pair of lover. Jay
ran the
meanest thing, his wife.
You know what he 1st B.
ah. mad him what he to.
K refers lo Dr. Liver
MEANS HEALTH.
Sick
Km
. saw sassy
Pills
Whichard, N.
The Stock complete In every de-
and price, low a. the
lowest. Highest market
paid for country produce.
William Fountain, fl.
and Surgeon,
N. C.
. one door cast of post on
Br- R. L.
Dentist.
GREENVILLE, N. C.
PATENTS
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
Lights and Shadows in the Lives of Those Who Dwell far from
the Madding Crowd's Ignoble Strife.
Department.
AND
NOTES.
N. C. May i.
J. M. Blow is acting as registrar
at today instead of J.
A.
Mrs. J I. bad of the
largest berries we have ever
seen on e here Ibis week,
being some grown her
Largest measured
and was
We cannot believe was
lack of lights that caused
a to fall in
near church
lake it for that
were so in the
mo which had
that, well, something elite might
hare been on the r
to such an a. to prevent
them
Major stall of Neck,
was here yesterday.
Cornelia from
near who
Sunday with Misses
and Dora returned borne
Wiley Brown, of Greenville,
stopped over a short while
day. He was n lo pick up a
brick lo bit B. K. Manning. It is
that his for desist
was the though that would
be a great pity for good look.
fog men like themselves to be en-
gaged in t lung the
Prof. G. E. who has
been attending Sunday
convention at re
turned morning.
Joshua Manning is a capital good
fellow and G. Chapman w
testify to the fact he ran be de-
pended on in an emergency.
day while en route to Wash
In some swamp
Joshua drove off punching,
causing the buggy to down
to the bub. They
were not to be delayed by a
mall occurrence, however, and
trying in vain to extricate them
selves Joshua promptly stripped
off shoe., up
in. First taking Mr.
Chapman on his back he bore him
safely to the foot logs and then
horse and buggy out of the
swamp. He would not have the
pretty girls In Washington to know
this we hope they will not find
it out.
Mr. W. J. of Grifton,
who has been spending days
here, returned home Thursday.
Trucks, Trucks, Trucks. Farm-
en, while we make trucks yon
think trucks and don't be
you have
the merits of the
trucks.
ITEMS
R C, April
W. Hail, of spent
Wednesday night his father
K. E. Hail.
Mrs. W. K. Patrick, of
ville, spent several a of last
week with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs.
G. W. p. ; was m the
T. R. Allen, of mi. i,
the
Mrs. E. and
Miss lo
Friday.
left
day to relatives
in
.-o sent to
Greenville
Mils. went to Win
Thursday.
Sallie spent
night aim Sunday
Farmville Mrs. T
s.
II. and daughter.
Miss Lucy Belle, went to
Miss spent
night neat
Standard.
and daughter,
Miss went to
Saturday.
Miss Bertha Hail hist week
near Standard returned home
Sunday.
K. and J. A. Jan ell
went to Greenville
Mr. and Mis. E. E. left
Monday to visit
in and
Via Meadows and W. E.
went to
day.
Clothes
of
Quality
Our smart, handsome Spring
Suits are decidedly
and you can call them
of for they certainly
contain all the
bf good dressers. The
newest fabrics are here in single
and double-breasted sacks, with
the new narrow collars and lapels.
The suits have not been out
of the hands long
to loose their bloom of
freshness-splendid time to make your selection.
Prices lo please.
The
FRANK WILSON
THE CLOTHIER.
JUST RECEIVED
Voiles, Camels Hair Serge,
Cloth,
Rhodesia
Whip Cords,
Nun's Veiling,
Knickerbocker
Crepe Cloths, Albatross,
Mohair,
White Wash Goods
EGYPTIAN TISSUES
ASSASSIN
Howard Convicted of Murder
Mil Punishment Fixed at
For Life.
Frankfort, Ky. April
the third of Unsaid
for the killing of
over three ago,
the us found
Toe jury lira reported that it I
I could not I
then sent its unbar, back to the j
jury room with to re- j
main an
. A half twin
jury u verdict
Mr. and Mis. W. A.
were in the Monday
ITEMS
ITEMS
N. C, May 190.1.
Miss Coward, of
county, has been visiting Miss
Olivia Berry Ibis week.
I-eon of
Tuesday in
the telegraph opera-
tor, left Wednesday for bis home
In Bethel.
J. L. Harrington, of Kinston,
has been in town for two days
visiting relative.
H. G. Venters, of
was our streets Wednesday.
Tripp A Go. have
received a very pretty sod.
popular clerk, Archie
knows how to make good
and Clyde Cox
to Greenville Tuesday.
Jim Keel left here Thursday for
Washington to attend the
val.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
were in town yesterday.
Ayden held Its last
night and nominated candidates
for the respective officers,
Mayor, J. J.
Cannon, It W. Smith, J. M.
J. W. Taylor, W. B.
committee,
J. K. Smith. K. G. Cox, J. J.
Stoke.
Ills. Delia Smith attended the
marriage of Job Tyson
day
boy. were out with the
airing last night
Prof. Pa-fen wife and Miss
went to Kinston this week
to attend Sunday school con-
Mr. here Wednesday
night for where be
will contract sums dry kiln for
Lumber On.,
has branch that
plant.
May
W. E. and Corey
went to Grifton Monday and re-
turned same
Mrs. W. E. Hammond Mis
S. R. Corey
lives Ir Level day. go,
W. S. and daughter Mr.
in Greenville Tuesday.
L. has been the
list -e Hie glad to he is
improving fast.
The farmers hire
very busy trying to get through
planting. Some of them
through planting
quite a large
that
at Black Jack the third Sunday.
jurors all voted a
diet of the
as to the
Death WM favored all
who
that Iii- would under no
vote for the death penally,
and -i tor life
upon.
Blown Up,
Pa . .
of Croon
Work., owned
and located no
ten this
was wrecked by tin to-
day, man workmen were killed,
The is in
a remote
tin-
Wire and Nail Company,
where BOO men employed.
Those men and the
neighborhood Immediately sought
of
the
t the
mis
gs.
The
i Cit
on arm, to mi t a
Inn n. boll,
Salve is a quick cure, I i
; buying Halve, be
in gel .
was I the naive that kraut without
a scar. A blind bleed-
ling, and
by Woolen. Drug
i Store.
Recent
tests and with the
aid of the H as
it fact that the
is a disease hut that
results from repealed attack, of
indigestion. Can I Cure
My
curing II ll
will cute you of Indigestion and
dyspepsia, prevent cure
h of the
what you the
stomach sweet. Sold Wooten's
Drugstore.
Mrs. Rickey Moore, from near
w visiting hr father,
Arch lust week and returned
home Monday.
ITEMS.
X. C, May, 1903.
Saturday was
Sunday, rain all day.
Monday, we are having Cold
but better.
Commencement at
High School has
out neat Invitation, to the
exercises May 18th,
and There will lie
concerts on the 18th S p. in,,
and on the at p. in. Dr.
Calvin S. of Norfolk,
will the sermon p. in ,
on tin-i The literary eddies.
will be delivered
at n. tin-
Primaries Monday night. the by the Vane. LU-
next Monday, Society will take place at
v the same day,
little
now and than, will cine
and liver
Early
are the famous pill
that cure by arousing the
lions, moving bowels gently,
yet effectually, and giving such
C. K. Bradley lo Washing
Ion Tuesday business.
It. It. Fleming returned from
Tuesday morning.
Our old S. W. Andrei's,
of Elm City,
day. Sam looks as young as ever.
O. E. Bradley, W. I. Peal
II. G. took in the and strength to the glands of
at Washington Tuesday stomach and liver that the
The reports a good lime.
a gnat
boss, lull be owns up he i
by his wile in mans matters.
lie says he would till hi- office
with book-
keeper, and clerks, Instead of
men, but hit wile's .
Mrs. will
low him to have his way. Poor
Din there ate others,
Richmond Ti tuts-Dispatch.
tie
the Moo.,
of of
two f i
i; -if, re-;
the
kept up without
When the
tail to perform
their Mi
down,
up.
Cure tin- nod ii
lo nod
all the
lit eaten into blond
and t
III
and h j
Ii is an ideal
Sold at
But
grated s. M.
H a
of the trouble in
entirely, and if their tine is
VOW t it dull. A dog j for a feW there ill
would cut quite a no of the Bold
weather to Drag Store,
on now. Well, nil right j
much to do no . Not Liable to in
smiled upon us Tax.
last. Do not too hurry ; X. April
Id with your Judge rendered
it would be well for in Judge peel and wall him
Tim Club.
St. Petersburg, April The
police have a club of
which has obtained
and in
with
K ii and
of the section are sworn
to when
the expense of others.
us a the
he goes member-.
We have bought the entire stock, and good will, of High Grade Milliner y of D
Higgs, purchased by her recently while in New YorK. have also secured her services, and
she will be more tan pleased to serve her customers in the store.
Mrs. M. T. will also be pleased to see her many friends and customers.
SC-
. i
Our Stock is Larger, Brighter, Grander, Greater than ever
i i.
you to buy a alias- hat wherein It la that the
K. Co. cannot income tax
live and learn, and thank of federal
oh the all says that Malta
get blown off before budding time. Carolina act such n
We are to have new in is in violation of the States
the near future in way of says
some one else,
not me. Now who was
in an underground vault.
have broken op the
Uta
la their
nil court has this will meet
the year.
to thousand dollars.
A Bad Breath
A bad breath means a bad
a bad digestion, a
bad liver. Pills are
liver pills. cure con-
; lo this if the
on Judge
Fire are but en
of destruction
M. D.
MRS. M. T.
MISS NORA JOHNSON.
Millinery Department
paying, the he will with the
to la the There ii love there m justice.
the tux r t to for oneself, love i
L.
r at
Muscles aching, bones breaking, strength
failing. That's Malaria The remedy
Malaria and Ague Cure.
BIG STORE

A COMEDY OF
LOST NUMBERS
Maria. I'm Our wed-
ding will to In
-Where r
-When What nonsense If I knew
when-. p
I've been
-One of the of the
Into the office last I
was alone and on me
I told him that would not
it. as the safe was locked and
didn't know the combination. Then
be wild he had to take a night train
for New York and I roust receive It. a
be wouldn't It with him Fear
tag be would report rue to the Ann
and they would blame I consented
and gave a receipt After he had
gone put bills In
t and for I can
bar leaving and walking a
abort distance; then my memory top
At the end of a blank I lying on
the with around me
The first thing did was to put my
hand In my pocket to for the bill
They
Oh.
of took o how.
and mother to
what WM Uh matter w you r
the say
by
or persons who
took the money. Any one could
Into the for the pi WM and
curtain not drawn. They may
hart seen Hilt and
a memorandum of their
after the
have the
what troubles If I had
that,
what I with
distress yourself. dear.
making It w
it First the
has been I
don't believe I left It
It would W more natural
for you to take It With yon. hope
you didn't put it in with the
don't know whether I did or Dot
My head and I en rt-
of
Do they you at the
yea. They that I had cu
to the
do they intimate they
shown disposition to suspect
don't say to, but look
found. bat H snow
place in unusual that
it will be vary bard i It You
attend to I help you.
If you put It in y pocket. I
Bad It. for i i g bone with
you and turn hie
has done No.
nothing can b don re no hop
of note of which
we don t We ore from a
and plunged Into
in.-, in-
married I may be be-
. . pa
Coast; let h to your
Will make
The question Is mooted whether
of Its or
smell. How does it
news of u festal to fellows A tiger
Colonel the
of to he out
under the thick into
th. Taking out his he.
m to a to how
long the take to
the ofT the bOW I one
half tin I As there not a
tan ti . named
hut them ten
which proved to ha
There was one vulture
round round high up
in the lie
and dropped on lo the
with a in the sky
was full of a, all
from on the and
with all the impetus drop
from a great height gave as ft
as It to tell the story. Then I
there a scene of ;
literal one tearing with
booked Mil at the
d the math, for room
to niece and rambling over one
with baste, -is i-t
can of India and Their
hf T W. Webber.
Prank author .-t
Hid -The a moat
writer and i man one.
Ha to of the ;
ran In that
the pulpit but once a week.
the pr- i- rend with haste
and the morning Is paper
by noon; novel In the
home to
u aired by Mr-
In the lobby of hotel in a town
in Illinois.
n country editor, who to
remark that the re
l -f i. Wolf Wolf per
in kill-
lag chicken and annoying cl ;
t dry r method ;
ml i dog con-
i .; . the
, . r several of the com
. fie. ired
If v I p
In
me your
Here It
your real and
they
lint. You may have the
money In the lining. No; It la not In was t
any of your nor yoW hat. Did
you have on
have put it in
hoes. I've examined i;
clothing. I don't yon
any In your
except In my
which I have n pocket my j
chief, hut I didn't
have on my on
not- Have you got the
you had you were rub-
The
The .
.-f i be All
three m the Marl I our
of I were
the
i i; . la
Mother gave mo
to put on this mi ruing
did the
oner
my you are me
you will get me the soiled
I'll not trouble yon any
It is m the Hut I
that it ridiculous to
overhaul a a
But father gave me a long i
tun the other night to after
being about
ways woman bars of
and it may ho that after
la
and a Here
It
ix the
in the too. I
you want the
whole win. Hy
In on the
the
V. lean
Women do have ways Of
getting at Giro mo a
other, another, u
A A man
to a i-in
en a to y
lie was nineteen other
been r re
-k- k m .-,. from whom they
were la h married evening
Mr have given
ilia bride a wedding
ANITA
long,
i there in i n n bear
failure . re, I i mid
y a
. lug
young h Ian i
of the m
n M,
isn't It. I
blot he ago
.,.,,. v.
Mangy In his
of
with
the i well known.
He to
II it it he-
c of Rut n re-
from newt of i
II i wrote
to hie friend U ml
him I.- i to
la remain and h did
told me that when leaner-
Grant came to Berlin he
aM Mm to I the
the feed awl
well that day, and had m
out in a age
told that It
worried him to think ha mm
meat the cud
died up a carriage like an women l
civilian you mind that,
may
hen hidden from view, bin our
d r are well aware what of
hi In i la i need
THE HOLDUP OF
MARY
t Parable
The of the man who
built l on k and of
other man built the panda
before the house modern
had made appeal
r hod
been rock la
i but it may
In- bad when It i
of . it be for the die
of or . ground
water a ex In lb . k
it ii wet t the
tor through the and
in rock, and it la both
nit and to trench and drain
out II e of a building
In a bard to e To
be drone j
on n a did
. . d
up.-ii III
to the rial I ,; I
. .- i If t .---
of running I i
foundation and . me
i l
ram t--
,. . iX fortune.
. .- II.;
. e. a
. .
. I
. i ii Mi
wont I It hi
that Ii
ill
. Uh
M result
Nil nth
Fee.
For g whole y r t m
; Ur la
lire. lie won tier
bit but the
do tor, .- i n I I put
N I l
your k mil t r my
an i it The
mil i la band lo re-
the i foal
mu h for Id i-
v,, . put It ;. his pa k j
g . ; . I . r.
forever, r am afraid
Hi. j i
A Travels.
Reggie I went way
the year a at father
I That's
around
twelve now, and I'm on my
trip
Mr.-., i
glib-Ob, I dot
Jack he all over ho-
U and he II arid my
them
Life
I ma
found engaged Id
u b ii an
yon doing that be
thought you wore loath-
used to be patent re-
plied painfully bringing bis
column into it normal
patent on them line
Dir.
of your
. m e ii
n re,
it
. . . . . .
If I .
i bey. I'd
. II I
be -t of
I . .
d I the of
; t-i from j l
uh. m .
g for
ii d
t -i h
.
It i
.
ally
. I I
n.-
pip I. M t.
.;.
id water
clean on- e city, and mm en
of i . . d
water
;. .; i
car
i it
.-. I. in
i obi II
II Walter has -t looking
; ; mar
.- lie bad do
got off I
be l Lave to put
. i bin . and
went to l el i fair i
mid I In
What
idea none the bran
ban I m
pi Pi H
.
I I
man
lie or
a bod . i.
I will reveal
II M d i
bad era a Ii i i
The I have known for
i g tin , i
Th- I low
Ti.- young Man I
your i pm out of
way to me
.-., ., ,
. there
.-I for
OM ard a
a bird in a i
Mr- Style Isn't It H
Row V
a Sew
. keep
. is it
bad
for all I went
to II I and en-
In are when
p i a
Man as much aptitude at
v toting, riding, skat
H It d at other
A f.- need was a help
lo her th. re n
Thai lie i me Rill,
he v. a a a
road lie one of the
who Invite men to
over puree in true Hood
and ; -y to the
robbed Una day Mr.
had lo ha a
town, and there was no
at band by whom send lie
at of Ida W int
of a when daughter
Mary
take it.
Rill were
lo hold you Up. What you
gay he Is very gallant to
Yes. but be taken their val-
Mary her father,
thinking there would no trouble, or.
If a woman would fare no
Worn than a man.
next day Mary left the money.
-he to carry in her grip-
The coach had traversed most
of the route when a man Into
the road, led a rule at the
bend and on him to draw rein.
II. dona, the agent invited the DO
to and Una up in the usu-
lie relieved of their
do great haul but when ho
came to Marj bag Ma ryes
Io--l With delight.
morning.
morning, replied Bill.
good at his while a
ran through the Una at the girl's
you my
hull
I've often heard of
Kill and wanted meet him. They
you ire a due euchre player. I've
wanted an you played
your we have a game
.- at her in as great
it a the
any
always carry to DON the
time on a
Marj i i pack of and
inn. after the
them t. lower their hand-.
end he and Man ant don n to a
Hanker daughter. If i
had a blank check, I'd mi it for
The road agent always blank
for be compelled
i. sign them, lie dived Into
hi hip Let. one and I
ed it to with a fountain i-u
which he found available as
Miry mini it In for 11.000,
pledging her word it would
good for the beat two la
for she
ton it.
and the game proceeded, won the
and Mary won the next two
games Bill a abort,
and put up
Mary the and game
. t i rubber Mary
and If he would play
one or lie
and Mary won two
aha said, raking In the
funds.
Tut I'm bunted Shut up. you
mean an I do lb.-
woman and boat euchre player.
man woman, I ever met. If you'll
give me one kiss. Ill tide
off and h t yon and the kit go
f Kith all the
won with her ,
tally with lo her
low threw
mi. k. taking a
twenty the money ah.-
agree -1 e Mid
Hut drink my health with
U, and if you to this
life come to me, and H get my father
I to
I won't take your
I may accept your of
;. i n. r a named
in the where the
a- and after departure
-grub by Mr. Oil
he a fairly valuable property,
upon which Mi. organized a
gold company. led to
other and at last the main
became Then there was a great
The wealthy Stone
and with re
doubtable Hill, who be
fore the When
time, Mary ad
venture with had long and
known, was culled upon to
In m
the prosecuting at-
to the Then, to
Wen a
ago was
Hi that robbed
Mary and prisoner were
info each other's
This ended the trial A i
cloud of p .
aiding Judge He eat thinking for a
few then, turning to
an Id
are
Boon after bis release Stone left the
and never returned. Marx
la u spinster.
A.
II
el I
I .-1 M I IN i .
J. if. PERRY CO.
Norfolk, Va.
Cotton Kurt ore of
and shipments
I Not Quite
Row you can a
P thing not done a
nail or screw or
lacking, Have a good
to.-l boa and be prepared for
en.
is nil you could desire, and
r ill are your tool
not a.-k a single
article,
I Of Course I
Cold Comfort
la what we are after, and possession of one of
our will insure swart milk, and
drinking and many dainties
be without
HAVE YOU A LAWN
i on have you a Mower
and we've made it easy for you to own
la no need t a lawn mower when
e sell a good machine with at such
n it to do the work.
Water Coolers, Ion Cream and
everything vise in the Hoe.
H. L. CARR
two have in
OF . YOUR POLICY HAS
Value,
Cash Value,
Paid up
Extended that works
i Ia
Will lie re if e while you
are living;, or within three after upon evidence
of j and with
No
air at of the cf
year, premium for the current year be paid.
They may need- To red tire or
To the Insurance, or
To make policy us an during; the lifetime
of insured.
J. L.
K. L.
daily, Sunday,
at a. in fut
daily,
at in. for Washington.
at
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York
Aurora. South Creek,
Quarter,
all for with rail-
roads at Norfolk.
should order freight by
the Old Dominion S. Co. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Bay Line Chesapeake
8.8. Co. from Baltimore. Mer-
and Line from
Boston.
J. J. CHERRY,
N.
J. E.
Washington, N. O
You get Harness,
Horse Goods.
ft
J R.
Corey
D. W.
Groceries
And Provisions
Three Times
fife the Value of
Any Other.
One Third
e Third Faster
Agent wanted in
unoccupied
U Wilson Mfg Co
Atlanta, Ga
S. T. WHITE, Greenville, N. C.
ATLANTIC COAST
SCHEDULES
AUGUST Ml-,
Daily
Sunday
a Kinston Ar
am Ar render L
in . Weldon
p Ar Norfolk Ly
p Ar Lt
pm ;
New York
No.
p m
p m
tin p ii.
p id
p m
p a
a m
in
s n,
p m
FLORIDA.
Lt p p m
Ar pm
a pm
a a m
p a m
a m
am
u m
and liming
on lo Jack-
H. II. W. J. i
Mgr.
t. II. t. m.
N. C
Cotton Bagging and
Ties always on hand
Fr. sh kept
in stock. Country
Produce Bought end Sold
Q R
North Carolina.
FARMERS AND PLANTERS
with
Tobacco Mutual Hail and Fire
Insurance Company.
HOME OFFICE,
N. C.
L.
J.
Secretary-K. A. TAYLOR,
N. U
Greenville, N. C.
N. C.
IN
American and Italian Marble
N. C.
m Ire i Iron Fence old
i ins it
DRANK n. WOOTEN,
N. C.
I -Wall, It
la a lit Hi more than
I went i I you
i Hurried and two
j my
lira. -Three, not to.
Arden Kb, wall
I lot. i
that f
broken I mi
-What i object
little i
enjoy the of that
a lot of am to
get
i the
Bee
of your
band
previous
did you
with
and
B. Bro.
Special Bargains in Clothing, Shoes,
Hats, Furnishing Goods,
Dry Goods,
bar lam stank and arc lo of
nil
nut lo nil tin.
7.4
11.00
I thought of a tery fun-
Joke In my last but
I up It wee u
Oat n
No r
you on It
n Suits for
I told you half an hour All Wool worth 10.00, for
to turn . Men's All Wool Finely Tailored Suits worth 15.00. for
I did. mum.
yea
dUSt
brae, mum
Our arc new and fresh
and in include the very best styles of the
There la Ion room at the top than la
popularly supposed. They are
are
S today, i reason. Call on us for lowest prices. Yours truly,
don't think we can afford It.
Yucatan are no than
B. BRO.
in all
o of
to all
i.
.- and retail and
Dealer. paid fin
Cotton Seed, Oil Bar-
r la, etc. Bed
Oak Hulls, Ba .
Carla,
Lounges, Safes,
and As
II Key
roots, Henry .
Cherries, Peaches, A
Pine Syrup, Jelly, Milk,
Floor Sugar, Coffee, Heal, Soap
Ly, Magic Food, Matches,
Seed Meal and Hulls, Oar-
Seeds, Oranges, Apples,
Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches,
China Ware, and
Ware, and
nun, Cheese, Best Butter,
Sewing and nu
other goods. and
for Com
. see me.
S. M
Ph. -e lift
A FEW POINTERS
We Tobacco for f per
We insure your garden truck an acre.
We insure your strawberries for an acre.
W insure for an acre.
insure your -mull grain for an acre.
It is a none of North Carolina only,
and ix for mutual of Its
a of at time of an
lion for which entitles to a member of five years, and they
haw if lbs in their own state.
is of the State Insurance Com
and every is under bond.
I further information apply to any officer or agent of company.
WANTED.
every San
day, morning evening.
Bar. J. N. Booth, pastor. Sunday
a. m. St. A. Allan
superintendent.
every Sus
lay, morning and evening.
seating Wednesday evening. Rev.
H. M. Sure, pastor. Sunday school
a. m. I. H. Pander,
Services
and 4th Sundays, morning and
Midweek service
Wednesday evening. Rev. F. O.
Sunday
a. a. F. L. Walker,
W. E. On,
Minister. Morning and evening
prayer with sermon every 1st
and 3rd Sunday.
school a. m., W. B.
Brown, superintendent. Litany
every Son-
day morning and evening.
W. B. Powell, pastor.
regular service
THE
BUSINESS
Goes up or
down
According to th
you give your
Keep to
and it goes down. Keep
before the public and i
climbs up.
Never tried Well, it's time you
tried it and let the people know you
want their trade. The advertising
columns of
When the
crowns at last, some of
brightest will flash on unexpected
brows.
The grand essentials to
In this life are something to
do, something to love, and some-
to hope for,
REFLECTOR
Push your business
up by advertising.
A. F. A. M.- Greenville
Lodge. meets first and
third Monday evening. R.
W. M., J. M. See.
K. P.- Tar Lodge, No.
every Wednesday
E. B. C. C. Forbes
K. of B. and
I. O. O. Lodge,
Mo. every Tuesday
evening. A. B. Ellington, N. O.,
L. H. Pender.
B. A. Zeb No.
1696, every Thursday even-
W. B. Wilson, Secretary, J.
S. Regent.
A. O. Council,
No. meet every first and third
Thursday night in Odd Fellows
Hall. J. Z. Gardner, Worthy
D. B. Smith
I. O. Conclave
No. meet every second and
fourth Monday night in Odd
lows Hall. W. B. Wilson
D. Smith Bee.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk Superior Court, D.
Moore.
Sheriff, O. W. Harrington.
Register of Deeds, R. Williams.
Treasurer, J. B. Cherry.
Coroner, C. OH. Laughing-
house.
J. D. Cox.
Commissioners, J. J. Elka, W.
W. B. Home, J. B. J
W. Page and J. Spier.
Boar J meets every first Monday.
TOWS OFFICERS.
Mayor, H. W. Whedbee,
Treasurer, H. L.
Clerk, J. C. Tyson.
Tax Collector, C. D.
Police, J. T. Smith chief, W. H.
and I. Dudley.
Aldermen, D. Spain, L. O
Arthur, B. F. Pat-
rink, B. B. B. L. Carr,
W. B. Parker and B. F. Tyson.
Board every first Thursday
Dr. D James,
i . i-J
Your Home Paper
than years.
The Eastern Reflector,
Published Semi-Weekly
Tuesday and Friday.
D. J. Editor and Owner.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C FRIDAY, MAY
NO.
MOLASSES AS A
FOOD FOR STOCK
AND VALUABLE EX-
OF LOUISIANA
PUNTERS.
of moat aggravating
farmers la
feed
for Mock. Those farmers who pay
more attention to so-called money
crops to any other feature of
their usually find that
stock of and
for purposes gives
out a mouth or two the
crop can be harvested, hence they
are necessity of buying
grain at high prices to
out the year. This has always i
a to many
and no doubt it a
Therefore we think
do well to attempt
in the way of stock
according ti. the experiment of
Louisiana planter, who seems to I
have achieved a gratifying success
with molasses as a stock food.
Here are the observations of Mr.
a Louisiana given
the Southern farm
began to feed molasses to
the mules on plantation in
1801. He had fed it before with
oat mixing it with other feed, but
with Indifferent result. Having
en head a let of inferior hay,
Mock did not relish, he coo.
calved the idea of feeding it lo
connection molasses a
The experiment a
success. The male ate
sweetened hay great rel-
fattened upon it. Mr. i
began with a
molasses, an It grad-
the
cut the usual grain allowance
in half and ed tr-
a gallon of molasses. I
calculate a full feed at live
gallons of . and oats mixed;
hence the allowance of a
I speak was about two and one.
half gallons, or a little less. his
ration was continued April
when alfalfa came and corn
supply I reduced
the grain feed then to one gallon
of mixed with alfalfa
twice a day.
When crop had been laid by
I discontinued the oats altogether,
fed only alfalfa, grass and
which kept stock
line order and perfect health
the beginning of the sea
son. given corn was cut on
Oak Alley name of plan-
year; there was
abundance of feed without it.
mules four
are fed on the place, and the
have have never been
health. Not a dose of
medicine has them
fifteen is,
since feeding of molasses was
Our has before
such good
North Carolina Win.
A game of base ball was played
at Washington, D. C, Saturday
afternoon between university
teams of North nod South Carolina.
The North Carolina boy by a
score to
Married.
Ur. S, M Daniel, formerly of
Greenville, was in Golds-
on Wednesday evening of
last week, to Mils Lorena Street,
of that city. Mr. Daniel's
friends here extend congratulation
Nothing short of faith will
separate a bald headed man from
price of a bottle of
hair restorer.
kid
material for slippers, but slippers
re not the favorite material with
kid
BLOODHOUNDS ON
TRAIL OF PRIEST.
DOGS FOLLOW TRAIL OF AN
ALLEGED MURDERER
IN OHIO.
Will-
a who
when Mi-s
in
charge murder.
I King out a
lie
would
fur protection uh
die
put the
trail
Dr. T. L.
Tin- scent the
dogs the
when
killed. They
room a and then mm
tithe room mid lied in
mid then
to the other They would go
further this.
took dogs to the
yard. paid no attention lo
any truck yard nor did they
the OH a ladder, by
which it the
entered.
The excitement here is intense
it was feared
would be made, so
taken to
seat, and lodged in jail.
head bat-
to a and a heavy
stained with blood and hair
to it,
bow crime bad been committed.
No motive for the crime known.
Borne burglary, but thin
police, who
there a deep mystery.
Reich about thirty
old, brilliant and popular.
to t roof I he ii-- and i I
el flOW into
though w ere I
many valuables lying easily j
lo a thief.
PROPERTY SOLD
The Whole a Price
I property belonging t
the estate of late J. C. Latham
was sold at public I.; hue
NORTH AND SOUTH.
NORTH NO LESS ENTHUSIASTIC
THAN THE SOUTH ON
HEARING IT.
ill i i b a k
like II lug; i ,
i ., . ii . . i-.
the a -i
no a In re
to
And fr the At till
i- U I lull h
sin tune
, of mid a
acre-.
Fourth Fifth o who good
and was divided In panels. ling,
whole the U La played
portion I line
and the two panels in
were d I an. .-a- it does when i.-
and three other par- j played I haw often
eels were W. noticed this and It.
and Frank Wilson. In
shows what property
will bring h.-u it la
an Another lot i,
lo the estate that
vent border of for a
a up the f
precisely
pus in the cities. An
gel
Had the Food AH
sending bis
west and in a
of the frontier
tow us. r armed
with a sorrowful about
ibis a denied tin tray and a
couple of gnu. The
looked him over in n gentle y
a-M-d him it had
food. ponded
the boy hum
and eggs, sausage, chuck
in a I bee n
that
come lo LU feet,
1- prayed in San They
yell in approval f it
and St. and
in Chicago hum it long
band or orchestra. Even In
wake op
give a baud to It's a
lively and
chops, ,
corned heel ha, bog and hominy why it that amuse
light bread, bread, la In
apple butter, butler, . would
cow butter, coffee, milk exp.; t
bier. Well, Wm
that's our winner. Name there's a
Mass , all over the
r ti. and maybe it i-
It more than there is a pretty general
ability to a and all over
tie land for the that
To Prevent the U Grape
The black rot can be
with
proper and The
a M
to
Gather up aid all
rotten grapes .
in the and
rate ground caver such
material be
of
Keep the .;. a
Inn a- e
j use propel and
, thoroughly a sis
the Kiri
p, hi ii rel
j water to pat's ad
I appear.
of cup -u ; . .
Ml an Hill r
fruit buds appear,
I before open. Third,
h n ,. when I lie
ten days old. The
other praying may follow at i.-
day, th
of the Bordeaux
hit weather the
of a in Mil-
lime.
I. to make the Bur-
Mixture and a en
fine spraying.
I far a possible pick if
and leaves and
I berries that you
ti your vineyard
be over run with black rot,
s be ill- year
do it. ; ii
the vineyard the
care. a ugh
and -tamp out the in
ion
ANTI-SALOON CAM-
IN GREENVILLE
LEAGUE CALLS A MASS MEET-
FOR SUNDAY,
MAY
. a League
.- .
.,
am .
in. ling i,
in
lit-In-Ill Mime Hi.
fall the of is
In
Tail report was adopted by
decided lo
I In id Sunday
this In the
I kill .,,.
mid Him hold-
ion
ii,,.
in fur dis-
GIRL BLOWS TORPEDO
T o K Hid and a Injured
-Building
Ma; A terrible
up torpedo
the Thor
u a dozen in
neighborhood, I
injured a others
p. iii. today. Fire
the
hoar. lite alarm
to to
the explosive a-ere
t. blaze. Tin- mi-ii rushed
i in- building, but
the
Bash an t a roar. In a
Hie
up sky like a lock
the i later a Men
the street by
the ii i. houses
rare to Other
and
All the to
its The
streets with
people street ears stopped on
to the way clear.
The i men and doctors
hare for all
about wen injured people.
The was caused by
the simple, innocent of a
One of the girls was pouring
powder into a torpedo and some
fell to the Moor and
through -a dust with
was covered. An-
a of fun
girl who had been pouring
powder. In to save
falling girl braced herself
and
, friction which
a grain of powder. In
j on the floor
was in a
W Man., May
special says that
fifty nuked are on
Hie for The first
mm last
at village, miles
from home, where the head man
was trying lo lo go
home, say they ate starch-
Leg for and will not atop
until they The men have
trousers are
their boots and coats,
and singing. Inspector
Parker telegraphed
instructions has orderer
the Duck to hold
in
Really, it must be regarded a
hop. colored men
do get together in their de-
bating club and discuss the white
problem.
You can always get a dose of law
at co-t.
Ricks Wilkinson
April turns April has a double
to perform. She must, by hook
or crook, get Winter to leave the stage,
and she is naturally disagreeable until he
has gone. Then in a moment she be-
comes all smiles and sunshine, and gives us
a foretaste of May.
Today everybody is ready to welcome
the new season, and there is no place like
this store to help you to the new things
and make Spring favorable and delightful.
of good judgment come to this store
for furnishings.
women know that we carry a
splendid line of Dress Goods and Trimmings.
Standard Patterns Advance styles June now
ready The May Designer, cents Fashion
Sheets always free. S
Kicks Wilkinson
PULLEY
THE OF FASHIONS.
SEASONABLE OFFERINGS
.
Ultra and Oxfords
Ultra Oxfords. Strap Sandals,
for women, all styles,
Oxfords, all styles,
High and Low Heels,
The Harrisburg line of Slippers for
Infants,
and Children LO
Shoes are the Shoes
for are winners with
the sports. Exclusive agents.
Pulley Bowen
For My Lady's
Dresser
f in
Hair Brushes,
Mirrors,
Combs,
and in toll I r e of
or having one's own own for travel
m on u visit tn n or i fully i when
away from extend to a m to
cone and stock.
GREENVILLE'S GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE
ii am Bill at
Bryan Nichols,
R U i I TS
THE
New White Front
The Furnishing Store.
Push your business
up by advertising.
arrival of lbs I
I and ShiMs. The a. so with
lo but licit- now. .
mil will In a f.-w i
most Id parlor
shoes it of hitch quality. tr
re always jut as n Kn-in tin- la
of Us lo to the shot- no i
why am by w
f The to
who worn but to who not worn Ni
say If you want to know what J
Get your Spring Suit
FROM
B. Bro.
and you'll have some money left
with which to purchase
Dry Goods, Shoe, Hats,
and Furnishing
Cheaper than at other
store in town.
and Shoes
Ask your friends about them and then try a pair for
and bust or shoe you ever
Jas F.
UH,
THE
mi
CO.
Marble and Granite
Monuments
Slid for in
Gs.
Mount,
II. O.
for
FAULTLESS
SHOE
FOR
WOMEN
us your shoes lit you. Now. what
Whit i in important
II i has style you want it. If it has not style, every
else, you do not want it. The style of a Dorothy
Dodd is unique. It cannot be duplicated by any other
maker, because the Dorothy Dodd is a totally different
any other shoe. Besides being
exclusive in style, it holds the foot firmly at instep,
prevents the loot slipping forward, and gives
correct poise in walking. It makes foot look nearly
a whole size smaller. curious, and you won't
believe until you see it. Just once try the Dorothy
Dodd Faultless Fitting Shoe and prove truth-
of our assertion.
J. B. CHERRY
GREENVILLE'S GREAT DEPARTMENT
.,,.,.