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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
.,,.,.

THE EASTERN REFLECTOR j
B. J.
PAUL R. OUTLAW,
AND
hi I.
Entered the Greenville N. t. . , .-las. nun.
wade know upon
A correspondent post in
GREENVILLE, PITT ft. C. FRIDAY. 1903
AMATEUR POLITICS.
AND
It a fact as plain a
history that when the democratic
patty tin.- come lulu power it bus
Always the difficulties
problem, of republican
misrule. Where the
a wot million, of dollars in worth-
schemes the democrats ti to
and guard the public
treasury from linger
of pap suckers parasites
When democratic
party attempted to stop the leak
the crew of grafters raised
the cry hard time, it was
turned against the party. The
democrats, seeing steal-
ages wastes going on gov-
ship yards other pub-
properties, attempted to cut oft
heads that were swelled and puffed
up by pride place
and the arrogance of office. Then
the bowled about Use
democrats being against the a or
man.
We suppose it is to
lent these facts to headed
political tyro who vet discourses
of issue of
Cleveland's second term. It
matter to that plates
the Cleveland were engraved
a republican
order of republican officials,
with purpose pulling
into use in the cut of
The balance is well-known history.
With effects of four of
republican get quick schemes
to shoulder, an impending
panic to face, Cleveland ad
ministration did exactly what its
to do,
and t suffer for
it succeeded.
Even early game
of politics there seems to
he a tendency to rehash all
Clap-trap which immediately
lowed issue. It is
poor politic and poorer
km
Referring to case of
young tuns thief Atlanta,
Messenger slates some
fads that are good to tie
is sad for any man to fall so
low. When a person of refinement
and high social standing takes to
crime, especially of kind
systematic stealing for the
of keeping up with society, for
bis social
object of pity, but
to the extent he should
his
Tins man sinus should be required
Io serve out full time of bis
imprisonment There is no i Man
him. He bad every advantage
and inducement to live an
honest lite. He a position
where it was necessary fur bun
Io steal,
lobbed the ill
order that he might in
He less
should suffer greater
punishment than if he were some
uneducated man i lie lower walks
of life. The higher a man stands
and the advantages
be lad the should la-
the punishment on him
the commission of crime,
courts should allow lot
social standing to pleaded in
mitigation or as a reason
for imposing lighter
him to whom Is given
much should be required human
law mis sell as divine. We have
no with the
that a
should lie
the mail the lowest ranks so
it
tor
Well and truly said. Such
Sims are a
mg menace to society, and should
lie punished like
We have received a copy
of Brooklyn
editorial denouncing Dr.
way's advocacy of the
Mr. Iceland. The
article fa Io the Southern
people, and turns a search light
upon the of the
editor of the Brooklyn Eagle for the
past dozen years.
The Citizen portrays the attar
of the Eagle as the moat shameless
Judas of modem times. It
lenses his of Mr. Cleve-
land as a and a
nude belie that Mr.
laud cannot be
that attempt will u con-
disruption
patty, to the success of dent
at whose bands, the
Hi. has
many favors, being
obligations to
and Low for political
The blaster,
Dr. has be
posing as a in
councils and shamelessly sup
porting for The
warns the
ii s
speaks us fair, but
a knife up bis sleeve Io
hand to We
quote.
e do no violent e to hi.
of politics in
e say had lit. M. K.-L.,.
the Booth as be has in
stale New and the
cities of aid
have been
Then why fore does our Bro I. ho
seek to make a i
example of Dr.
before the Southern Why
single out this man,
there are of In. in
New Is iI for
the S a ,,
and South.
Southern people are
THE BEST OF TEACHING
READING
Paper read Miss Ada C. Ward
before Put County
In our public
we children who
have passed through a series of
readers cannot read
est .
h on
-Up
yip. .,.
KiM-
Blip, blip,
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
After many years of delay Mr.
J. is building a
library fr use
at a of Bu,,, ex.
eat Words Why didn't he let
in either the Citizen or the a dull donate him
of politics We are oils Durham Sun.
Hall or or omitted.
League Club. We don't M dropped
t n a pause is made
snap of the whether Ir ,.,., ,., word before ,. can
supported Mr Bryan fault is
or The South is wedded due fact that the previous
have not la-en made inter-
or taught
neither to Lincoln, Prince
Ion, N. J , and no lime
the . ii rather than of
i lie i He and
who has lazed
find l he I raining of more complete t
II u.
.
There was a big in
W. H. Brown
of that place, who was expected l
had his by King's
Rea for Consumption.
He
agonies from but
gave me
relief and
Similar
set
We mod neither advice or
c. and Guaranteed
Drug Store. Trial bot-
free
We have problems I than she well at
to work out which Nevertheless these are often t
,. . , , , . . . are. , , for all
ambitions of and then means and lung troubles Price
work for both teacher and
it they avoid
l our own and
I of our ad vanned classes .
we he true to must strive them in . , .
and while we are our , upon
are aims that are he -a. either an earl or
actor f,, had no, been. a, ,
ins. to arouse an interest ., on hill, ;
Herald
ADE or. Oxford our firm
step ill slipping n, rt
the heel and affords comfort to the
Wt Km swagger that m, entirely
the best of leathers-all sizes and widths
If there's one thing that a particular man wants to have
Hist right, it s low shoes.
th,. a P to that
o to wear them. SHOES.
mm m
and Shadows m the Lives of Those Who Dwell far from
the Crowd's Ignoble Strife
ITEMS
FRO BETHEL I GOOD
BUSINESS TOWN.
C.
,, Ml m The of cunt,
, I. M ,., ., , m , ,,.
born ,, Third . ,
M.-s Smith drawn on the treas-
at Heed, f., . ,,, ,
ll. Han and I ,.,,., ,,. sh. ,.,, ,,.
I here i health
BIG STORE
IT IS A TOWN II ALONG AU LINES
vast to generations upon
w-e do not
wish Io by Ch-
of mar
FRANK
THE CLOTHIER.
LIMITATION.
THE NEb MILITIA LAW AGAIN
A writer thinks
Booker T. responsible Cur
of the
Ibis
for ire don't i-
capable of making many so
glaring errors as Theodore
to pile up a game of nine inn.
said
gr n,
the gr-rand army
dim die-1
Why, Ma
all Ibis
of ours there's not a mind with
s-mU a
Tom's of
Two casualties are
of note. At Detroit
Sunday
on tracks waiting
a to take them bank to their
homes in Toledo. A came
along through the
crowd, killing seriously
injuring about thirty more. At
La . three
two of them ladles.
a skiff the bayou
in Sunday
ere drowned.
g. light
Hie as it had never
the
Sabbath day keep it
The
The vis ling governors at St
Louis to
building sites for their
states, corner
stones laid and stale
raised
was out in
in.,,., our governor
wasn't present raise any color-
he is at
o e may hale .,,,. I
exhibit at
Ami think how
our governor missing all
a aimed over
make bis lad with the
The the is
for ex
President Cleveland is because u
is like.
hi. be
to make
Henna-rate, ha the
that the pan j is diluted
in o o and
then, in tin.
W thought,
will lie made
of and kepi
In a the I. election
Roosevelt. Use
la
got mil
its behavior Judge
it that
Judge Parker was not to be
la regular Hem
.,. the state. It
bin,. ,,,
to a ad
be he to
load national As
t It that was
welt by the lead.
and as as a
force, it against
ad Is I on. III i, is
or j.
He not U, i,, , ,,,.
i. , i ii. , j.
the
,. formed,
go mi., for
cannot Is. brought to is. an Ills
deuces which
hope to in
M hen of
Messenger gave his
Io the new militia law, we
bail i. doubts as to his .
and have none now. but in view it
be lots brought out by discussion
bill, and clearly
we bail
to the Messenger to. change
Ila nil d. least Us
its strange I, or
the however, we
elude it
Which leads
sent gel's
the following from the New
lesson. How we arouse
this the class
t. the same dull lessons
,,,, ,, . . , i a
that have read, by old age en-
ever since joying the benefit, of choice
the first day they entered the the business world. Youth
school loom us like to is everywhere preferred. this
dull books and Electric Bitters is different
It benefits old young alike.
Kev.
want everybody to know
what Electric tuner- is. It cured
me of a undue and liver trouble
had suffered
begin with easiest Stomach troubles,
and brightest lesson by
supplement a story same
another hook. If the
is a bud some
neither we Is- interested in
leading lessons we had
and lead since we were
Then Id assigning the
of new militia
the last as
sen it will
of the of
several stales. The is or
for two purpose,;
Hie law and older
lime and to repel
I j . Our elate
lacked and
ha, done of class tell a short
. Io some buds they
or ii. the
idling is finished
I hi
The fact that they are about to
prove that our old friend Sir.
saw this
least
loyalty of Mil fill nail gin
to gallant
who did the cloak act. It thinks
was and all
rust, the new ,, .
s-- , V, chap he deserves a
., having the bud stones , .
the dog stories m
if find met,
dull h. can , WK
who delight i. the est . of Ala
tarts; la
and most
tumors. After doctors all
remedies failed,
Salve arrested further
hill. It
j Johnston Bros.
hare the stock
Cotton Meal and Hulls
of A Co. and in con-
with same are prepared
to furnish Choice Hay,
Corn and fed stuffs
Provisions for Man and Beast at
Johnston Bros., Cash Grocers
lime they have
-bey suppress, Would it be more interesting
. J -ale,
at cured
supplement some simple bright
State Senator H. White,
is nest aid
Ml all the North
have devoted time
and to problems of
Senator White a
man among to lie honor-
ed trusted.
Au unkind seems to la-
pushing disagreeable things
with a
The or
hallo of above
out on strike for recognition of
heir union
The latest combine will
a It hi an
merger.
We acknowledge the
Captions of the Acts
lion, the
with the coin
of Boa, J,
secretary of state.
Constipation
And all symptoms and
of Indigestion
at
OH
LIVER POWDER
The
I republican so long
before election calculated to
make the people wonder
. at
I. political hi-i
I.;, the
the i
r.,
I is
bill mi ions, uncalled
W, ,. not care
to like political .;,
slur., are
f.,
r,.
the Is pinions
seen lats
lid the. only .
among them Is-mg the
spoil,. and
leaders both
have Ba
pie for years and years, so that
the h m come to that
their chance lies in gelling in
the ring ride or the other
stealing from each other.
the law. The
ha, never been -P.-men, s, simple bright
and appear to la- of using, day alter at Store
reason to the same old readers that
. taD. ts. r ,,
, Tn oh-
.-.,,, ,. to. that
and an, S. .-
. it ,, use our old readers, why not ,.,,.
lesson.
,., ever a S.
nave a with any of ,. a m more and more en.
of th. etas. fl
on sea, therefore, we Tie- a. . .
,.,,, safety , words, before J
mil.,,. Z m
are . fr U H
.,,, ,,,,,,.,
an-k . ,., ., , es Lite Pills are
in. .,,, ,
it f. ti be say.
do. ,
, B body
up.,, ,,.,,. and the read
the lesson.
JAS. B. WHITE,
General Merchandise
and Department Store,
GREENVILLE. . . N, C
j A large stock of Goods
Notions. Boots. Shoe., Cap, d
Country and told. Eggs I
; and Family constantly on hind. Country trade
I a specialty. cu
JAS. B. WHITE
under
lies
cases be
of
be goer.,., of i Another -hit, Is
from . L. cT
in
lid
hi Mi
MORPHINE
cored, pD h Is
,,,, i ,,,. scheme to rapture the
Io ignore of
tales and when he desire, t use
be militia to order, to
. fin . he deem proper.
Can Io re
main on wrong side of this
The of the
is to with th.
mumps. might lie
not a launcher of
impossibles for presidency.
A article refers Si
Louis as I .
it has ban .
of a in thing
did proud
Monday the on the
question of issuing bond.
for The
a majority.
Tired Out
was poorly and could
in. I was
out all the nine. Then I tried
and II only
look two make me feel
Princeton, Mo.
Tired when you go
bed, tired when you get
up. tired all the lime,
why Your blood is
that's reason.
are living on the
border line of nerve ex-
Take
and be
I quickly cured. I
Art . k of I
cs. I
but would if
to fewer than
through with many half
At the municipal election held learned ones, Surely a
Charlotte d-mg at all worth
beaded by Mayor well.
was elected by a majority
of There were lo tickets
Held, other an
beaded by
the ass a warm and
one, and contest waged until
Hie polls sere closed.
politician
place. Thus the
I art
MM ,,, In
too, u
much Yea, .,, ,.,; s,
our me I. I. fall. iD, ,, M-
-b.-r. a
Bill boon i. marching
on. a week bat
some patent
of civilization Io b.
original
Norfolk, V.
Bayer, Brokers In
Stock., Cotton, Grain and
Private Wires u. New York.
Chicago and New Orleans.
Cared.
from Wart.,
Tenon or
M w K. WHICH ARD
O. T.
H. O.
The
t union. h
dim must take a track or
will their to
some other
Durham ,
d in Kurt hi. m
win
the but he will
th. I
on the arm, to lb. of
burn, or boll, Witch .
Hazel Sale. a cure, W C
Hazel he par- H. O.
get complete In u
by la a madman like I man f without leaving and prices as low a. th.
He la one beside A specific MM Highest market price.
and protruding country
Bold by Woolen. Drug
ax
Tuft's Pills
ANTI-BILIOUS
Ila.
Store.
b. much of.
only enough of a
one to succeed la getting a
no
the thing him any
way. always lion
his He's of an
bragging he's a self Keening Post,
made man, and- exactly.
Press.
William Fountain, f. D.,
and
N.
on. door east of post
rd I
Dentist.
N. C.
Greensboro bat lid. tracked Its
A match was
feature of Saturday last.
threw Hat
mid was forthwith declared
,,,.,
Co net lint Ion.
moat proper-
and A never-failing far
OF ITS CHILI
MME.
SINCE
TAKEN OUT.
K. C May
F. O. and spent
day K. Jackson V
Bessie and Kate Chap-
man Bryan went to
Greenville
The new market soon be
ready fur use. We hope have
of nice meals all the
summer.
Two train of were
here for the
of side track on eat Bail
read
Oar and
looking forward with pleasure to
week. Then, they can see
be am, hear be beard.
Got Co. Bare
got in a mammoth double
planer matcher, weigh
several pounds. It
was tested yesterday afternoon and
works
It is you see
than they were
the fence Law heir
While the liquor
i vastly greater importance
we that a
prohibition elect ion
have excited half
Greene came all the way
from Greenville to
pot it the Language of the boys,
our at reels w id e open It
wee a delight some of
little folk, or they looked
sailed the
Borne of the lie boy say
they would object to Bis taking
or two young Ladies at a time
bat think be to take on u
many. make, them feel lonely.
either let
year automobile bring or
brief it.
last Thursday while G. E.
was hooking his horse to
the hone took
there for
children, turned the
when soon as be
the gate and cam. down to
see with the flung. He
ran in one of Harrington Bar-
where be was caught.
While Ambrose was ex-
the cat. received by .
his hone became frightened, I ago
ran against a doing a neat
damage to both buggy-
harness.
A wagon la a wagon, a i-art is a
cart, a tobacco track is . tobacco
truck. Were it for
th. and cart, would
be all right for removing it from
the patch. difficulty is ob-
in little tobacco
by the A. G.
Cox Mfg. a. What mere could
be desired Novelties in
implement, are apt to prove far
too to the
row Those using Handy truck.
get price tobacco flue,
from above
. solicitor clerk
Miss Mb attended th. nor budges and
wedding near Farm r
week ,,,,
Miss Annie spent conn f
at her father's in country. prisoners ,. Xi.
Mrs. L. and children grand II
are some Hi, stationer, stack
relatives at ken.,
I. who ha- Is,.,, . I. presented
saw filer Ayden as loss of
, . null here, has which
here and was lone of ,,, released Horn on .
Z -Ml,
basal T , L
n. i -oat
most northern town H. , ,. ,. ,
has a population of down
-e
takes rank, .
large general M and do Kev. C. W H.-d came up
JUST RECEIVED
Falkland, v
TI
Rhodesia
I inn The. ham. , M
branch w
town.
Sunday morning slid with .,
Whip Cords,
Voiles, Camels Hair Serge,
Cloth,
down
also do a very large I and
good Mm men there from Friday
are W . A Knox A Bro T. Car
son, Taylor Bro. and T. A. x- O. May lama,
Carson, there area number Prof. and wile and Mrs.
of establishments. Munn returned from Kinston
Bethel has two resident may morning.
Dr. K. J. Grimes Dr. F. G. went to
both of whom are Friday
prominent their profession and went the
have a large practice, mad
The town also has two
J. J. Barker pas The of
tor of the Methodist church, weekly meeting In
J. K. Hocutt. pastor of the day night.
Baptist church. Annie of
Among manufacturing en Moo, town
Holiday Gardner, her sister Mrs Allen,
who swings W. B. Alexander a
screen doors and window's; A. Brain the
Ward Sou. who have a huge of his mother. Mr. Alex
lumber mill; A Bro., oder ard have gone to
brick makers, and attend burial. They have our
Track Package Co. makers of deepest sympathy
barrels, crates and baskets for Miss Bettie re-turned
lipping track. Greenville home Saturday.
going Io rob Bethel Ibis latter Hill,
as the will be moved was in town
here during the coming summer Smith in
B. L T. conducts a town,
hop for repairing all kinds Mr and Mrs. Hugh re-
vehicles and has a busy turned to morn
The people there are proud by Mrs.
of their school, justly so. brother If I
They have a splendid building and will move to Charleston S. C, a
always have a good school darn g few days.
the term. election today
There is not a better sect of which in the election f
farming anywhere J- J- Stokes for mayor, for
that surrounding Bethel. Besides Jesse Cannon, J. W. j
staple crops, much truck raised K. W. Smith, J. M.
for shipment. and W. B.
told u. of a can- Several of our boys
may at bis home. A stray male,
pigeon took about bis house Branch Sunday.
The pigeon found.
was one egg, j
and
at Reedy
Brown was
health
term, salary t
at per mouth.
C. was
assessor and list taker in
in plate . Richard
and II. S. Si.,
was appoint eel in Carol a MB
in M A.
J. It. Spier and A. L. Blow sere
appointed to make final
with taxes of
Sallie Ward. Annie Smith,
and Jno. W. Carson
were from pauper list,
Nelia d
were
were drawn
for the of
May 11th;
W H. Alien.
c.
K. Triton. I K. K. A.
Pall ilk. W. W.
Smith. J. J. Barfly, I. W.
; I. S. Simon W. r.
R. II Allen, aw,
Jame-. J. It.
Guilford Page, D.
Joyner, W. H. Galloway, W.
J. A. Branch. John S.
C. E. Spain, A. J.
Hardy, J. J. Harrington, Is, A.
Arnold, CU. It. H.
Williams, W. J. F. M.
n k. J. L. Moore.
TO ALLEN WARREN.
GINGHAMS,
Crepe Cloths, Albatross,
Nun's Veiling Cecilia,., Mohair,
rd cloths, white Wash Goods
EGYPTIAN TISSUES
Oxford Cloths,
Knickerbockers.
N. C ,
I Var Is a gallon of a
half a-gallon.
by sometimes the
D. I was about He moat test, and with K P. Lynch, his pie-
man we saw. He had of the X-Rays. establish a. X Y sold a well-
colonies of bee. to swarm bat of the Stomach know. am
in one day mid it kept of , I
in mS U from repeated attacks of t mixed,
making hive, to catch them so -How Can I Cure P-
get away. . My Indigestion f at. A very owns two houses ex- i
feel like a curing It alike there. He painted one
Bethel is complete without f and four ,. , M
Hammond, and digests what you the be the other
Ha him win. much enjoyed, stomach sweet. S at bought gallon, an I had
Same
uteri
suit, so far
THE
Be Arrested
Ob our recant trip to
th. same car seat with
Or. Hyatt, who in course of con-
Bald that he had found
oat that there two
the spectacles
Bad representing aye
doctors, and that each of them was
himself
Ha that h. did not
know of any legal redrew, so far as
B. Bat any party
who dealt with them of
their representations could bare
them arrested for obtaining money
false pretense a. He further
said that they war. oiling
themselves doctors, that
of th. counties which
they are could and ought
arrest them for
cine without license
We think the legislature ought
to make II a crime punishable by
to imprisonment for any
to title of doctor for
th of deceiving th. pas
pie. medical of
Mat. very high la pub-
and we bop will
tab. th matter up and th.
legislature to pass stringent
la reward to it. Ia th. mean-
time bop. the Iberia, of th
leak altar all
as. by
Though time has placed many Store.
years behind him silvered his
locks, be yet vigorous well Why a brunette's face re
preserved. He ha. been wet day I Ii is not fair
agent of
Coast Line ever since the road W
was built there a century
Hf am day. blond, mus
since lea of a man of average lain twice as much paint as a
if birth back and never of of another kind of
six left.
looks go.
But point of 1st.
That a paint is or
to it is; no
We have bought the entire stock, and good will, of High Grade M d MD
We have also secured her services, and
meets us a pleasant This waste be re-
word. and the health and
. Ar. kept up without
Bethel I. a town, and When the stomach and
people since digestive fall Io
His by her New YorK.
will be more tan pleased to serve her customers in the big store.
th.
stopped.
of whiskey there w.
ITEM.
N. v.,
N. B. Corey wool to Greenville
Friday.
Mr. K. A. of near
Greenville, visiting her
week.
W. E. Hammond P. A
Wayne went to
day.
W. Hammond
Frank Aldridge were
visiting friend, in
and Sunday.
Miss Winnie Cox, of Ayden, is
visiting her brother In the
The lad there
a crowd at Timothy
church
their functions, strength lei
down, health gives way, and dis-
ease up. Dyspepsia
Cure enables the stomach and
organs to digest and
all of the wholesome food that,.
may las eaten into the of blood Mr. Lynch
that rebuild, the tissue, and pro-
nets Ir health
and body. cures In
deal ion, Dyspepsia and all stomach
trouble. It , an ideal
tonic. Bold Store
goes twice as far as Mixed
two to one hut that isn't
all This skips
the it wears is the rest
Another, same town
was painted
some years ago with this same
Mixed Taint- gallons. Re-
painted last spring with
gallons would
have It gallon.
Mrs. M. T. will also be pleased to see her many friends and customers.
Our Stock is Larger, Brighter, Grander, Greater than ever I
Yours truly,
F. W. Co.
P. h. Can sell, our
paint.
When did George Washington , ,.,,,
, first tab. a carnage, When he,., h , thing to see.
in.
young girl growing into
Old my
dear; so many them seem to
to grow into
Detroit Free Press.
Mat Year baggy
to with Gloss Oar
It weigh. to on.
to th
to
now and at will cure
and liver
Little Karly
the famous
bat con by arousing score
moving the bowel,
yet effectually, and such
tone and strength to the gland, of,
th. stomach and liver the
cause of trouble la removed I
entirely, and If Is
for a few days, there will
Bold
no of the complaint.
by Drug Store.
Constipation
Does your head ache Pain
back of your eyes Bid
taste In your mouth It's
your liver I Pills are
J liver pills. They cure
headache, dyspepsia.
All
MRS. M. D.
MRS.
MISS NORA JOHNSON.
Millinery Department
Fresh Buckwheat, But.
at kt
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HAVE YOU A LAWN
you nil an. a Mo war
and it for you to own oat.
la no M a
a U a shh inch
n prior, to do work
i and
in lino
H. L. CARR
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Norfolk, Va.
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J. L. SUGG,
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Three Times
the Value of
Any Other.
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Third
in all
heeler Wilson
S. T. WHITE, Greenville, N. C.
MM
R. L.
daily, Sunday.
Ilia daily, Sunday,
m. for
with
for
York
Aaron, South Creek.
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all for be Writ with rail
at Norfolk.
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i he Old I
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FARMERS AND PLANTERS
your crop against damage
by hail the
Tobacco Mutual Hail and Fire
Insurance Company.
office.
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D. W.
l r.
Groceries
And Provisions
Cotton and
Ties always on hand
kept .
In
Bo. and Sold
D. W.
North Carolina.
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J.
A.
N.
N.
Raleigh, C.
A FEW POINTERS
your Tobacco for per
n tor
W in-iii- your ff an acre.
your for an acre.
your -mall for an acre.
r ii nay
tried la out m
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flail
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to pay own
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For Information apply to any or of
RELIABLE WANTED.
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It In nor In any country
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claim It l a In any I
It la a city In but
and what It It
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to Ilk a city
would It I
Continues to Miraculous Cures
READ THIS i
ALMOST A
TL l-i
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HIM
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any l-H,,
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in
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Milk.
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THE
REFLECTOR
S. M.
w mid wt
If I hey didn't
regularly will
make grow. Are
fled with If nut, ad-
It, and yon will
with Yon will find o-
la you If
t Um
THE REFLECTOR
Car.
No, and Jack-
Ra.
H M W. J.
Ami Up-
T. U. T. at.
K. c
every Hun
day,
Bar.
a. u. M. A. Allan
view
lay,
Ra.
H. M. Kara,
a. L. II.
tad
4th
Mid i
Wed Baa.
Sunday
a. m. V. L. Walker,
W. .
and
a. at., W. ft
Litany
every San-
day
W. K.
A. r. ft A.
Monday
J. M. Han.
K Lodge, No.
K. B. C. O. For law
K.
I. O. O.
So. IT. await every
evening. A B. N. O.,
L. H. Pander. Ha .
a A. lab Vance Council. No.
weary
W. B J.
a. O.
No. meet every
la Odd Folk.-.
Ball. I.
D.
I. O.
No.
Monday la Odd Pal-
Iowa Hall. W. B.
D. Baa.
Clark Superior D.
O. W.
of B.
J. B.
OH.
J. D.
J. J. hike, W.
W. a J. B. J
W. and J.
drat Monday.
TOWN
Mayor, H. W.
H. L.
Clark,
D.
J. T. W. H.
and B. I.
O. B. L.
B F. Pal
rick, K B I.
W. a. Parker B. F.
hoard
Dr. D James,
fan
Your Home Paper for
than
The Eastern Reflector
Published Weekly
Tuesday and Friday.
J. Editor and Owner.
lo
VOL.
CHICKEN
IN HER THROAT
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C TUESDAY, MAY
Mr. Lee lo
Mr. Lee i a
He led after
with
CAUSED THE DEATH OF
NORTHERN WOMAN
IN CHARLOTTE,
SHE SUFFERED AWFUl AGONIES
KITH BROUGHT RELIEF AFTER
FAILED TO
EXTRACT THE BONE.
the Fog.
Norfolk, May at
a that coat the of or more
people the
Saginaw the Old
Virginia I Die
morning. The left New
o'clock for Norfolk and
the Saginaw patted or Ike
Virginia at o'clock
night bound from Richmond
Philadelphia.
f along the
after both
re going led anted
the occurred. The of
or
off the and
mile, New York o.
and mile north
of
CONFEDERATES
HOLD MEETING.
OF VETERANS ANNUAL
MEETING TO BE
K. C, Mar
M. W. Lee, a wealthy .,., , f
N. y., died at the
hare at a result
boo. Lea and her
hare night from
where they been
winter. While
a diner hut
tall, bone.
A atop at
reached th. hotel a pay, ;
ft The
attempted la bone
died, when it
oil
throat, to path
Into the
grew
morning th. w
gain A further
the larynx to
badly by
great of
Bar
grow wont until when
hare a
pure
which is to sold at con, and in
which every man required to
pay for In. own drink, treating
absolutely prohibited. There are
i offend
key with Ire. in
above To have
pure certainly
Thia, lo
A law making it a
treat would
a good law
attempted the
but tailed, it may
been leg
but if it hat ever
barn enacted into law we hare no
knowledge of it. Certain It it,
that aha drink too much
to became of their
at the Time.
Mark Hanna hit wife will
let him have a girl
but tome women hare a
way of Haltering a
Time Herald.
The of the
of Pitt county met at the I
F. C. n. th to
M Dr. K. A.
Jr., K. f.
b.
Wilton,
A of w.
B. j.
B. White, to
for a
the
at next
A II.
W. J. L.
K. was appointed lo
invite a
provide fur
A Ii. in-.-
pointed of K
H. W. and C. T.
H. commander of
Bryan
Veteran, of Put county H. A.
Blow, were
the advisability of
the dale of the meeting.
s. i it ,, some
date more suitable during the Rum-
mer mouths.
A motion lo mute
both chapters of the Daughters
Confederacy to opt rule with
the committee
for a dinner for the veterans at
their
Pill sent near sol
diets to no braver
troops ever into battle
men who went from Pitt
Wean- proud
and the they
We hole that more will
the people
county in of
The
if the next acting ill
at early and
I hoped
will man it -i. A.
Law
On an elect ion
held at and
on
lain Sift Crack,
and
the. stuck la. territory. The
in, to not
I the approval the la
that would been
law and
it down. Al
VI the Mock law,
to iii Haver of it. and Winter.
to
law,
ANOTHER
WARNING TO NEGRO
F. D. CARRIER AT
that
excitement i.-i. u. ,.,,,
killing in t,,,.,,
. B h .
when hit ,.
Ii.- i. .-I on hit
when sh
dead.
l- he killed
blab
MOB
Will to
FEUDS IN DARK AND
BLOODY GROUND.
POLITICAL WARS ABOUT TO
BREAK OUT IN
WOULD SEND
POSTMASTER GENERAL WOULD
A BRAVE LOT OF
FIGHTING B
Ricks Wilkinson
Commencing May we will dose our
at p. m. until August let.
Custom Tailoring for the
Average Man. -f -f
k Pt ice and pretension go hand in hand
it the matter tailoring. The
tailor makes you for his
his location, his name, as well as Ins-
good materials, style tailoring. In pay-
our prices you pay simply for what
put on your back. Cloth all wool, in the
patterns. Correct fit attained by
Style put into you clothes
et- you can
the saving to your pocket book by these
you would be proud to
wear. Prices ranging from to 417.60
has our personal guarantee
on inside of each coat pocket.
Banister Shoes
for Hen. -f
. longer
Mer for fit and durability.
Standard Jan mm read.
Jan. lOt.
T during Kan,
Kicks Wilkinson
A War
Son e days aim Mr. Pater K.
Smith here a
from
was sunk at
October, tie
adventure of
The sheet of
long, inches wide in, his
thick. Mr. Smith a ill ii
the Slate museum at
Hank
to
Bin York he
was purely an The en-
or be
aid, made Mr.
president
made him president.
The
was Plat I ho was a pew-
Dr. church
until said he
than five
Telegram.
,. has
ease on its la
j formation Io depart
Tenn., bus
held up by masked men
unless he resign
ad. Postmaster Payne
bus I aside
urns in km depart-
and proceeded give this
Incident In which
is involved his personal at
general
ordered route
ii might
I. .
which
he made plain would be to
s cue of the trouble
Omaha, .-,
hours u.
. m the hands
of
streets, refusing i.
ragout belonging to
than doing any
were
mi
today a stale riot baa
reigned. H.
pas- either direction,
acre cut,
flatbed, driven pulled
and
pulled lo their Marling points
the
The at
depots and i
line 1,840
Hi. to walk out
in
the
Mali The
I critical of k.-
in Omaha
i recall hi.
adjutant general from
and all day were
made quick of
the stale militia. The
he would
M.,,
c;. left
K. as
rational in the
II.
weeds, at I. Mar
who wet killed court
bile papers
in it ,. here
will further n.
in which
hall a have
Sold.
V. K.;. May -Major
J. W.
that . valuable
will, all i. of
Navigation and Water Power
Company bale sold to Kick-
that the will take place
i few days. The tale of prop-
a ill out carry with it
Mush bland farms. Senator
run retaining lie right to
it i, learned that the new
owners properly here
will build electric Hue,
of canal
age the of factories.
Wilson to to
his home at after the
i are
Finn From Two
Court Clerk D. C.
tells us be has collected
hues at the
trims or court
year. This received
tines goes lo the public school
A telegram from a member j fund has been paid to
J. B. Cherry for that
lie, at Winchester, Judge Ci. Ferguson
said that Kelvin ho was presided at of these count,
talking with yesterday and large amount or
by he not let the U
in ,,. ,,, go when convicted,
recognized the
yesterday,
refined to say any thing re
Married.
At Bethel afternoon,
KILLED HIS SON
show, i would
rt ins., to any
With men lo work.
Th Claim. That Mr Mai ThO it., nuts
Mother. amendment at lo Mr Blackburn
I weapon is accepted Income, a
,. original .,,,,
received haw tonight from
t z
,,., . daughter of Mr. W.
the , ,,. I Here I it .
in-, s i. , , married Mr.
was w, r of .,,
who
L The
, or Greenville. Th.
returned from the west. ; for
rows Manual
killing Cigarette smoking to be
Into be lend, as have j but no it hat
ll. i Hotel ed. To one smoking cigarette,
and the Little., the oldest is teal City
in the lend.
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