Eastern reflector, 15 May 1903


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MR. An Ocean
Pastime
A SURGICAL DEVICE
la a among th salt of
ax
fawning,
lac at mo
on the in
of stubborn insider,
have broken down
in entrance Into the fold
circle And now cornea a
knows and nobody
for walk right la.
with
and Canadian
one at Newport, war
to a hotel and the even
lag at the of Mr
wt anting in the
maid the great
hi address to the
the College of
lac room of ocean liner
be
to the other steam-
fa to protect Innocent people That
lean country Jake la being at
b; sharpies.
don't warn him
only get Into
The other would tell that waking into
I trying to gain hit confidence to Th to the
and me
noon one you hare
done U fa m
patient with of
to apply new d. no
matter how little connection it may
hate a remedy with By
you will time, retain
the of the patient and keep
tell yon what to do Too are
finished, and members before
A GAME OF
FREEZE OUT
It the ii lime, when the
of th. m . ware tn
fuss
f . tin
for
the j
at old J
and to take j
them n. n i to be sold They
expected to W .;. , f
and were hearted at
tall Ball on a coll of
on they
their bead in their and
weeping.
came on moat
them.
You get Harness.
Horse Goods,
I HI. -Old m. for good Mm
of Sir. m
her back
your
i have no to make
you bare built up a
man
the toot up 1.1- hat
m mm th m p t. y T , .
.
happened that
a young lady family
had el know u la
J many aid who
far reason fond cf
the wealthiest of the
noticed the alights put upon
yen
hand and
Skinner. I didn't
were board
came up and the other
hand. how are yon. old
Scotch and. yielding to -x fear
name the
man. looking ,
a for descend-
of whose
H you mean to tell
hose to off and Liking at
ail her garden truck, took countryman from head to foot
up awl danced with not Skinner of
Oman. her bead very high the r
as to
to a chip off my about-
let her When evening
over the young man asked
to call upon her.
her though had no
desire to him. truth
at that an evening entertainment Is
a to Judge of a man's Intel-
and
no; I'm Jim of
make a better likeness of
his own photograph. The on us.
It long after the wine win
open.-, that the two kindly disposed
men had Mr seated at table.
Mid the
In money of two
o fine
had as friend us she wanted it
When, however, came to an
In Mr M, company not to
In one of her own has treated
not long in that he almost like a brother I'm cm
knew more An, one than the brat poker m
knew
to her. for The confederates looked at each
be and justly o. a They admitted that they in-
girl She found but Instated on
rather ail much more prone and stranger hist eon
to listen to her than to talk to play with a low limit. Hut
But there was something In h declared that as as he had won
way he mid her to pour must atop he would
things into bis ear that her. winnings in wine.
Though Mr. stay at played In the of
port wax brief, it Has productive of a confederates, who felt very sure that
great deal of trouble. Some of the win at a fair game and. If
who slighted him took caught at any it
his often might get Into
n a to them. ll b.- more fun to win fairly.
led t. social which the prey
into open war. Mrs. Van all his Then
much blamed for for and
but on a
account of her blue blood and
her vast
, was further
i report that Main-
about to throw
Wag no
I being able to wear good
warms
all the
who bad her.
She'll and In
sink to where
It true Miss
had given the arranger bar bean, but
aha to her hand on
one who did not seem inclined to
bis identity she was something
of a for blood and. being with-
out any Income u her own right, felt
it that if her
husband e able to support bar
in fair style her that be
at lea-t h.-r a home and
be his as
good Finally be gained
an over bar that she wag
ready to ac-et a,,, ,
make
family and his
He no hurry to her.
and her Judgment
One Mr was Bit-
ting In the people pawing and
some giving a slight,
nod, not even n recognition.
were In a
group, with their bucks lo him
when they braid a cheery
behind
here I thought
you were dancing another dance on
the governor general rt
The party and
a arrival from
know my
bills Tasty d every
for three days, and he ship
port confess.-.
that he
there a scene.
Ills while the two mm-
enjoyed his Then
when he utterly crushed they
gate a lecture on
and told him of their scheme to
ruin him for Me owe There w a
a glad In hit eye as he
both their hands, streaming down
hit checks, and declared that were
the finest on the Bragg, the
men In America, the men the
I world.
Graham their
pockets of the bad woo
and were about to hand It back to the
, loser when he stopped them.
he I
shown me what a galoot I am and how
little I'm lo take of money.
this N only one way of It j
OUt Hie. a week feller II
git It mom other way. Now. I want
, you lo me a favor Keep all ex-
enough to take me to
You're there. H nm I. When we
then-. I got n friend, and I'm
to put It In hi-, bunk. I'll never trust j
myself with more enough to
pay
friends fin-
and with tea re of thankfulness the
farmer departed.
next ship was In
port. Mr. did not appear,
nod the two hunted for
high and low; then, leaving their Lon-
don address fur him with the purser.
they started to ashore.
while v i the turning, i Um
traveling la the west and In a
little town in the mountains.
Being troubled with indigestion, he
took a vial from his held the
In one ha ml. a in the
and. drawing the with
teeth, held It there while be
the medicine In A violent
to relax his hold
on the cork and at time draw
It Into bis windpipe. In a few minutes
household. Laving been
by a violent pull at the b. II. were
about doctor.
Ir of course knew very
what should la done In h
hut with the cork In his
In face, his eyes bulging out of
be not only unable
to but his ware
momentarily Tin
doctor got the patient into a chaff and
began a of efforts to ex-
tract cork. They wen not
and It to look If the end
was the
practitioner's eye lighted as if with a
new hope. Throwing down bi .-.
and bis books, he t-Lowed by his ex-
every
that he had solved the problem The
bystanders wondered by what
method the was to win
patient looked at bin
Ms
doctor Two
and him
while the landlord divested
him of his upper garment.
with Ins
This. too. was accomplished with the
haste and energy of despair fringed
with hope.
The house wag bunted, but no bees-
wax found The landlady brought In
some honey, which as n the
try it he Joy-
fully
very than
more to my
Into the dish, he
broke off n piece of the cell-
with honey, and rubbing
It r.
Now. f
rubbing
on a man's for the
pose of a from bis wind-
was the Idea wag
that bad he born
able be would have burst Into a tit of
laughter. He did thine; he
laughed Inwardly Whether this Inter-
mirth relaxed the or
coughing hail by this time loosened
the or both, BO not even the
great surgeon himself, could tell, but
I fact that the stopper lip-
from it place, the patient
It the floor
For a few the relieved man
was so overwhelmed
that he was unable to get Id
The a
, more than ordinary interest In
by sinking Into n chair and draw-
it few breaths of relief.
soon Ir could
from n of he
aid lo
I bare practiced taught
surgery for thirty years. I am
every newly device
for relieving a patient from an ob-
in the or
but never hive I before heard of
rubbing the with boo
Will you kindly Inform me f the
connection between the remedy and
hat he expect-
each
tell you what III the
II up a party to buy
poker to Hal amount you ask for
your man and and we'll play
a game out for them, the
, man w ho all the chips to
agreeable to ma.
said the owner take Bay
hare of chips. Make up
it was not long four men were
in the cabin to play a game for
two human being. It being understood
that the winner, oilier than the present
owner, should not sell them
In an hour one of party was
out. and anon after another met the
same fate. owner of
slaves, the to play j
out the game with one man who had
gone into it on purely
motives
It this time that a clerical
stepped from bis stateroom
and a be passed gaming table.
seeing a crowd looking on. asked the
of the especial Interest.
he pushed bis way
the remaining players and
I am surprised that
yon should play for this old couple
without them a chance In
game for their
don't play replied the
J. R.
Core
one of the men from whom they bad
pointing lo himself
friend. The next moment two men
clapped hands on their then
handcuffed them
What's they both
the Marquis of Melton lies
the right band man of the governor
general of j Then was no reply. They were
The secret was out. to to a police station, their band bag
cape social notoriety had confided opened and found to contain
Van thousand dollars of counterfeit
and had woo heart J money.
and land of Miss had scarcely left the dock be-
beard news of her lover's
friend and after her en-
Lady occasionally visits New
part doesn't fall to snub the snub-
here of her once incognito
since he Is now to the week convincing the police that
more Important positions In the Brit- i had been the victims of a of
lab diplomatic she baa lit- counterfeiters, who. in-order to get
tie time to devote to her old their into the had turn-
who bate the more bitterly suspicion from themselves by load-
higher As for b log a large of the stuff upon
baa long ago forgotten the Newport toe their dupes. The endeavored to
and la very fond of America.
F. A.
mi
The bride's mother her,
together they sat In the sewing
room. The bride was the
Doing of her husband's
I think that's a neat re-
marked bride, as finished her
teak.
mother examined It and shook
her bead
don't like suggested the
bride.
too well reply
well
tailor's
if I can do It well a
then, of course, have to
keep on doing that Ob,
know all about It. I tried It
I drat and later I
bad to ruin I
break father of th- of
to
IT
replied the village
doctor, do not seem to
The surgeon took from
et a glass surveyed
his preserver.
my are not you
cannot
I nm. I listened to your ad-
dress to oar clam day were
graduated, and I have forgotten
your never to applying
device to a patient In danger, no
fore the grateful farmer, puffing along it might
cigar, left steamer. He lost no bare with the disease a
In Jumping Into a carriage and replied the gnat
never afterward heard of In either I on the principal
America. . needed In your Too
Messrs and retain of a
Come back with me to civilization. I
will you Into my practice, which
I expect to turn over to some one as
as I
married,
she's waiting for you. She will
go with the
be ready to leave on the next
ATWOOD.
keep
out.
tag ever.
.,. at j.
M. but It asS
ft-
the matter but it leaked
MARTIN B.
. H.
When John H the
portrait painter. in the atelier
of teacher
showed his for by paint-
in his bend In the great eel Hug of
the palace Even after
he branched out f himself bis mis-
often sent for him to come over to
studio his hands having
won the admiration of faro-
The lime came, however.
when no longer answer
the heck and nail of bis for be
was getting work of his own to do.
which would allow him lo leave
studio at a moment's an One day.
it is related. sent a
call for and when received a
that Sargent compel-
led to decline bis owing to
work he was A few
days later a lo whom lie had
confided his anger at recalcitrant
pupil, Well, bow is It
Have you made up Howls
Ah.
looked sail and went
How la It with
Another Us-
I bare to the
I went and I got a ladder, and
one might I found to play
for pursued the clerical man.
said the owner. you
want to ploy for them I'll sell you a
hundred of my
gamble I never touched a
In my life. If any good poker
player can found to play stake
I will fine for the
One or two men by
to do the playing, but after a state-
of their some one In the
crowd protested.
me the said the
is the
fate of those his servant, and I. who
know nothing of this game of evil,
will make It a of good. I will
play It
were over to
the money paid, he
began to play, a
with every hand, though Anally
the game without any
marked stoppage for Information.
Meanwhile nearly every
the bout was on. Then
man began to have a flue run
of luck the held.
blundered frequently that be did not
win all he might have won, but
pile steadily.
finally the In,
chips, owing to the blind luck of
cleric, was pretty nearly divided be-1
him and the owner of the j
the other mail's reduced
tO Then a large Jack pot J
that no one seemed able to open. When j
it was It was the turn
bet. He studied band for some
time, then laid down his and
asked for an explanation of a Jack
The players somewhat impatiently ex-
plained It to him times,
he said that he thought be understood
It. Th.-n be the study of
hand and hi doubt what to do,
making n movement throw It
down, he Taking
a Jack from his hand he asked one of
opponents if u were not n king On I
being corrected, he showed a queen
If It did not next be-
low the again, be
for awhile, then put up the re-
quired chips drew one card. He
had one and knew whet It
was. It plain either that he drew
another or to two pairs. One
the 1st all be had. when.
the betting continued frozen
The other, the slave owner, had three
sevens and With a pair of
lie determined to end the game by
nil the had. retaining
his -laves and besides
There was no trouble drawing
the cleric In. time opponent
rained bin he raised bis opponent.
Finally when of both
wen- nil In pot It explained it
the cleric that nothing remained to be
done, in opponent threw down
that i four ten ask-
ed the cleric Innocently, throwing four
tens on the table.
There was a of laughter
the crowd and an oath from the
owner, after which a bill of was
drawn the to
cleric, who made out free for
them.
the parson poker
asked a looker on of the man who bad
got up the party.
of Arkansas,
the Mississippi. We
rung him In for purpose. We had
no right to do so. hut we had as much
right on our side as
r A
D. W.
AI I U M
Groceries
And Provisions
iii.
Cotton
Ties always on hand
l kept
in stock.
I Produce and Sold
j D. W.
North Carolina.
i oar.
SI R. L. leave
. ft
I U III
with
for Norfolk,
New York Boston,
Anton,
Swan and
all for in nil
Norfolk.
Shippers should order freight In
the Old Dominion Co.
York; Clyde Line from
Bay Line
S from Mer
and from
J.
N. C.
i I
K. C L.
WHITT CO.
Marble and
Monuments
for Win
Main and
Ga.
N. C , and S. C.
For
AND PLANTERS
Tobacco Mutual Hail and Rn
Insurance Company,
N. C
HOME OFFICE.
ATLANTIC COAST
ah. MS.
R. J.
LINE.
-B. A. TAYLOR,
Greenville, N.
N. C.
R. C.
Daily
p in , p m sir. p
Parmele
p m
Ar p in Hi p m j
Weldon
Ar Norfolk
Ar Vi.
a in
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New York p m
A FEW POINTERS
We insure your Tobacco for per acre.
We insure track for acre.
We insure your strawberries for an sere.
We insure your cotton for an acre.
We insure your small grain for an acre.
i Mount
Charleston
Savannah
Tampa
, c
FLORIDA.
phi I
to the of
and i. for the Of It.
ii ii.
p.
North Carolina
a m
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a a in
p a m
pm a m
a in
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in.,.;
to p., the loaM i own
American Italian Marble
M. C.
i.
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and Cam
, on No., i. and lo Tampa and
H. M. J.
Aim. Tram.- Pass. Art
T. M. T. M.
N. C
further .-formation u, an, or i
RELIABLE WANTED.
in
j. i nm.
Norfolk. Va.
Cotton and handlers of
Tin.
pRANK H. WOOTEN,
Attorney-at-Law,
N. C.
lay,
J. N. Booth,
II. A.
; superintendent.
lay, and
He.
H. M.
a. m. L. II. Pander,
Services
4th Dior
Mid seek
Rev F. G.
a. in. P.
W. E.
Minister. Morning and
prayer with sermon every 1st I
and Sunday.
Sunday a. m., W. B.
Brown, superintendent.
every Sun
day morning and
W. K Powell, pastor. f
regular
A. P. ft A. I
Drat
third Monday I
Warns W. M., J. M.
K. R No
-ii P-
and Gall ft Ax No. mm. every
lib West evening, A. B. N. O.
Henry tan It. H. Se .
Apple. I B. A Zeb Vance No.
. Jelly, even
W. B J
Regent.
THE
in all the court. Special
attention to of rents
and other claim. Prompt
lo all business.
and
f.
for. Sand, Oil Bar
etc. Bed
Goes up or
down
the
y your
it to
n- H down,
the public and
climbs up.
THE REFLECTOR
used and persistently, will
Ska grow. Are you
lied with your If not, ad-
it, and yon will be
with returns. You will And
interested in what you If you
talk to them through
Cold Comfort
HAVE YOU A LAWN
Is no need to a lawn mower when we
. sell with a. such
and I, m do
Cooler. Ice
everything else In
H. L. CARR
. Meal and Hulls, Gar
t Apples, Nut.
Ware, and
Ware. Sara
Beat
and
other Quality two
for cask. Una
me
M.
i TWO sin .
meet every and .,. BERN PAID
night Odd II l TIT I
J. I. Worth. I l I
D.
I. O.
No. meets every second
Monday In Odd Pal
lows Hall. W. B. Wilson
D. Smith See.
Spring Suit
FROM
B.
and you'll have some money left
with which to purchase
Dry Goods, Shoes Hats,
and Furnishing Goods
A PROCLAMATION
Reward.
Whereas, official information has
Nathan charged
the murder of Walker. And
the said Na-
than ha. fled or an
the
served
Court, D.
O. W. Harrington.
Clerk Superior
Moore.
CM.
S.
Paid-up
of payment of
second year-7. No
To the or
him.
Now, therefore, I,
upon
Charles B.
No-h
by of authority in
me vested by law, do issue this I Charles
.----m . II .
of
lion and
Coroner, OH.
Surveyor, J. D.
J. J. W
W. B. Home, J. B.
W. Page and
first Monday.
TOWN
Mayor, H. W.
Treasurer, H. L. Carr.
Clerk, J. C. Tyson.
Collector, C. D.
Police, J. T. Smith W. H.
I. Dudley.
Aldermen, D. L. I
Coon, B F. Pat
of
J. L. SUGG,
a. o.
.
J Dollars
deliver, .
to the of counts
.-our. house In and
enjoin all
rick, I B.
B. F. C
I do
Cheaper than at any other
tore- in town.
all of the state and all
good to la
Mid criminal lo justice. m
our City of Raleigh, the
Si S P our Lord
tad
In on. ye
night.
of our A
Dr. D James,
Three Times
the Value of
Any Other.
One Third Easier,
On Third Faster
A gen is wanted In all
unoccupied territory.
Atlanta, On
S. T.
Your Home Paper tor
than at years.
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Published Semi-Weekly
Tuesday and Friday.
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in to
ONt DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
VOL.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C FRIDAY, MAY
NO.
VERACRUZ III
A SMUGGLER
LAND
IMMIGRANTS
AT OCRACOKE.
WATCHED BY THE GOVERNMENT
Treasury Department Suspects a
Scheme tor Landing
grants by Wholesale.
Washington, C. May
There in
official of the de-
today relative to the
wreck of the Vast Oil
day at Ocracoke Inlet, V. The
life saving service has received a
Dumber of telegrams from its of
at the N. C ,
Ufa saving station, near which the
Teasel wrecked. crew of
this station rescued crew
of the Vera
Newspaper
fort, say that Vera
put Ocracoke with a
local pilot to secure water.
officials suspect De a as
trying to smuggle
grants Into the without
paving in. There were from
to on hoard, some telegrams
planing high
Mr. Will Hard Pro-
aid that the present
of the set-
vice were put In operation
muster
maker. ears ago. and since
the
He said that
Might that some of the
ere and
regular
would made
new
as well as
laM has
now received from et Post
master
Smith,
Merritt of
this city and
Hi re
the made ex-
the
ton The rail ion of
papers fr mi the of the
of the attorney general,
is regarded us a
closed incident. The papers were
SI, and
referred to Called Stats. n
for the District
a week latter. mailer
has nut progressed further, it
has not presented
and it it generally be-
that the grand jury would
not lie likely to lake because
of lack of proof the papers
taken were government property
SCOTLAND NECK
FALLS IN LINE.
IMPROVEMENT BONDS WIN.
Twenty Thousand Dollars tor
Graded School and
Electric lights.
Scotland N. May
The
Mid
M on here today and ear
tied by a good Majority
provision of a bill
the loan
of a
school amount
for tactile lights,
Angeles, i
I.
Anting under
let
Hie poll
froM
i a
WASHINGTON
CORRESPONDENCE
man I lug one
of lbs Ci
tbs late
has
polios
imply detaining
after
Ii Hut M
Hill III pi
f fill
lie i-i.
bus
title
in-
n, s
n, I-.
ii i
roller
1.1 the port
sill I III,.
sent
to senate and talc as
n Failed lo ii, It.
port ii inly.
N. May Mr.
i Manufacturing a rt.
in to the A Iran point no
mil
hail nave let Los Angeles. Ii i
said Unit been living
in Angle- for several in
in Ilia
have mil been out of He
Ordinary.
Sold
V; nested lo Tenon.
Angeles, i . hi
lies i I I- Angeles
made t lb oat n
but I ti.
HOPE FOR HERO OF S ISLE
I Hie I
hi i , v ., I. I here p
I,, re
Inn. in. i. Mi i lunch
mi r
review lug and amid
id . beers, CI deli
i. ii long ii dragon,
nm the lurk
Chinamen. pie-idem
this. As n up
assuming horror,
in Teddy's Terrors
kin. I ha.
me
NEW TRIAL FOR
CAPTAIN DREYFUS
French Minister War V
Bring Dreyfus
Before the Court of
STRAWBERRIES ARE
Is now in charge the he
It is learned lawn
fr and Ian cleat upheld an
was An is ex. The hop.
., being In the purchase i.
a for .
the real estate
RUNNING AHEAD. i- m. j-
The press of the
is is J-
fur four years of rover.
While for
the Hon. Peter Sterling stands ate
correct, and press is correct
advocating them, It is morally
that gentleman treks
nor
lion. us and Av-
on ticket, a platform
With two for and
vice presidency and one for the if-e Teddy and
presidency North should we'll sorry I hem n. they ll
be able to the no. desire to tackle Hie again
Durham Herald. . C
Wilmington, May n
to the
III
ran Batten Carolina lam
up to and May
has bean
cars fur of
With a Crime
Charlotte, May, A spatial
to the New. Lancaster, S. C,
. n I are I he highest
says bat Clyde a
. J , , , Sea
county, bus been .
past In
i. Ma
. .
i in
of mil has
in
I hill n- in I Hide
through n special get till soon be
gM which .- m Sew with
If till
Pans, May ll. 1.1
asserts Minister
hi n
given Dreyfus blade
l and
tied led
thermal If
n t in.
pap.
Malt dosed.
On Prof. W.
II aid the male
the In
has fifteen
years the town
ale greatly
to him for the work he
hag dine.
in by a very
building in to
hi. has bean the lies
the county has ever had.
The bull, aim have gone out of
his school to have
taken an high run a us those going
any preparatory school in
state.
Judge Campbell Impeached.
Va., May
today concurred
resolution removing from
bench Judge Campbell of Am-
tho
II. who was
in
1-
Andre's
tinning is
closed, bill
while. Very can ha
learned deal.
Yet.
week I.
ft Co. lb
him can
is more
reason sin
ate hint in
there was when be was Ural
Mi. W, has
public an
k, and
n till iii. . n plums
near gen-
will 1.1.111.1.
put within
1- bush
I els.
bale, cotton lo them
IS. J . . Tl,
Companion K
hum.
lied
Don't It,
NM. . Mil ll.-In split
of the public support John D.
II.
Andrews tin- l Se-
the
new building
rumpus ill bl
In-
Mi. offered
in 11.1,1 by
lime. vole was
twenty-five The original
r ill ill WM amended,
in two and return
I lie for concurrence there.
II is said Dial Judge Campbell
appeal supreme
Court stale.
Ball.
a of ball
bet seen two
They played
tn the Mm.
of
Him at
re
ill jail on the charge of
is till old and
U. He denies charge, but it
is said that ll lo
who will its enough to Make Hill g-
Boom- has borne a good for him lie hales. KM
character. P
lie. Mr. I'll-
inn. a expert comp-
division
was our time
lull
I., Ky. M
purl Win
Mas as.
heater
r.
Monday
borne
us and
and the score IS
in favor of Greenville.
I lie line up was as
N.
probe the
likes to hare her hits the New York
band sick abed to he will B awl I hough
the I 1-111.
all in I lie gift.
inn the lilt, state,
from he comment
, is Ii. Hie Unit Hi. pi Ice j,,,,,, SO.
if in is raised Book ;
us n few days after II.
gill us
but the report be
OUT
pus
Ricks Wilkinson
Commencing we our
at p- tn. until August 1st.
Custom Tailoring for the
Average Man. f f
4- Price and pretension go hand in hand
in mutter of tailoring. The exclusive
tailor makes you for
his location, his name, as well us tor
good materials, style and tailoring. In pay-
our prices you pay simply for what
you put on your buck. Cloth wool, in, the
latest, best patterns. Correct lit
cutting. Style put into you clothes
by best tailors we can get. And you can
add saving to your pocket hook by these
prices on suits that you would be
wear. Prices ranging from 97-00 to flT-tO
Every suit has our personal guarantee
on inside of each coat
For My Lady's
Dresser
we M-oHm.
of i
Hair Brushes,
Mirrors,
Combs,
and Manicure Son In
or having one's own
or tn. a visit in relative or i
away from hone. We u you
out stock.
ice ind fountain.
Bryan Nichols,
plate. .
, fully
a cordial Invitation i
i i- he learned . touch.
he wt. on ex
order of Bee
, Treasury
far, His-
i to make public lei
. whom
lots ii
ding Tall t
i i m-
i.
scheme
probably
widen, Hie
ll unit . a slave penal, u bill, baa
come light, b is i
Issued by ll. com.
Millie I'll
The begs do
I. l by me
telegraph. K standing m
tIn- S.
t i
ii bat said
lilt
Letter Carrier i
II
mil i u l hold-up
rural route cm
ml, in i Ill . ban
i Huh
i din v
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i Id- i
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in Nash, . y.-i. hi I
fear, ample i-
I.-I.-I he Ii me
Menu i
i i i
by
ii; in in i, i
S.
Tyson.
Harry White,
Wilson.
Kure.
Home.
Will
Ion. Lanier.
ll
-hi
lib her
does A politics de-
shell not but e good deal on his ability
us is -Is at In say and
induce
Perfect Printing at Reflector Printing House
. i-
all III
ii i .
lug Hall i
Tl
Banister
for Hen.
hi
Shoes
a finish.
is shoe made, has a finish,
of lea made by be stands
ahead of all Stir shots for and durability. 96.00 and
Standard fashions.
Standard Patterns for June now ready
Designer
u m
reduced to and .
The annual subscription for Designer during May. sue.
fashion sheets always
Ricks Wilkinson
New White Front
The Furnishing Store.
,.
With et Ci J
and The
that were wall lolls .-.-. but tr Is
in Every par. .
shoes Holes. . r r. lining. .
, .- cat be pis.
last to to the die a. no m- pan
ire a. h, sad
The .
i who have worn U., who tot
real
iring Hie pas-
sage end n
the
,., . I., site i m
I Id
in Al M
has . ii
some Hate n
,, j ll I-
i- i a be
. ii iii. follow or.
in ii up; Ohio
state cut be held m
i .-t hat
and . I'm slate
. Mi
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the
II ii Is mid. ii
,.,, , ibis plank. The do mil with ave
i then i- i t News
, ll It earl
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p icy, ill
In Hi ii
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ii. ii.
lbs i
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m i .; in i i , i the -in i nuns age,
Watered Is bad n
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And ii, by the
., i fail, there
i-
LES DEPARTMENT
THE
FAULTLESS
I.
;, ,., -ii lb U
he plenty I
and
. . . mill II
your M
ii
13.00 or W
a for
.-
your farm a name and order
The Reflector to print it on your
stationery.
I i I
Una . i. i I., all s
Mr. among .,., u,., will not allot p I
.-.
ti in no into Only let u
working known a
friend, and U who favor.
Hint he bed got
light which moral
la preparing lot hie. but a will Hint in-
I be hie tine
and the pro- Hid I In
plank, lie Will come
a nil .,
. , The moat amusing political In
, .
me the day is
lies the an .
If Hint bill tO pull
a law, regret Is, it did log in
mil have n lunger to Sou.
anything a
when can now i The only yet
la pills enough fur a hi the election of
III Of by Is lilt-
s s people can't Durham
ONE DOLLAR at Reflector Printing House. New.
F. Davenport
Special offer to Rural Route Farmers and Mer-
envelopes and sheets of good
paper with your name and address printed ,,,,
FITTING
SHOE
FOR
WOMEN
Lei u. your lit you. Now, what
mid important Unquestionably, style.
II it you went it. II it has not style, but every-
thing rUe. yon do not want it. The style a Dorothy
Dodd is unique. It cannot be duplicated by any other
maker, because the Dorothy Dodd is a totally
, Iron, any other shoe. Besides being
exclusive in style, it holds the firmly at the instep.
loot slipping forward, and gives a
correct poise in walKing. It makes the foot look nearly
a whole smaller. That's curious, and you won't
believe it until you see it Just once try the Dorothy
Dodd Faultless Fitting Shoe and prove the truth-
of our assertion.
J. B. CHERRY
GREENVILLE'S GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE





THE EASTERN REFLECTOR
D. J. WHICH AH
PAUL R. OUTLAW,
and
MM will u a bandage
haw, lo
e very Hi will la adult u-h ON la
b not aM law abject in ti, n,,, la a
M on our with a of
pall
bat port oH, at Green, ill.-. H. ., , d
A every In lilt
A. C. FRIDAY. MAY 1903
VERY SMALL POLITICS.
A FRAUD. baa
lo lie
a.-
a a
city
and . ,.
tea . , , .,. to lei air and
M and . let . Bad, and no.
la lbs m
old hulk is a ,
Plasm are awl
I will
pail ,.,
I a. feet .
If we may be to offer a little advice we would ill to lie What a
lo propriety and hunt up Booth Meld
dropping its line of abuse of democrats who differ with it as carry plunder
to who a true democrat, and this suggestion applies to pane.
other democratic journals throughout the country, who degenerate., HUM .,.,. la Tb Ban an
T, national I.
The Citizen see. traitors in camp T
U obscured and the enemy plies his , I .
I. . of a b through Coal
the of the
lean. while Hie N. another phase of
ill d. .--i. lasted and
we will . help, deliberate
to culture
old
civil
not.
I. ,.,.,.,,.,., . a.
top fur nit
j-. . . , ,., a 41.111.
The republican hat given the count, v
limit in the direction of official thievery a,
malfeasance in office. Instead of turning gUn. upon the
common enemy of the party and country, the and
others of way of thinking devote their energies to the not
too difficult task of raking up family strife.
The trusts are laying on everything, our con-
temporaries consider their depredations of secondary
Importance to the question of orthodox
democracy, , .
, . , Any issue that make
Th. democratic party has split since the memory of man necessary the
F Mt U .
the severely alone and their just due. will overtake
them. Lock the closet door the skeleton and throw the key
in the Cease internal lighting and turn a front
against the enemy.
---------o I the
In a check to aid in the erection of a in
Richmond to K. It. Stewart, the famous
leader of the Confederacy, Cleveland said country
i. now again one, all section, can join heartily and
in honoring memory of an hero, u
matter whether be belonged to the North, South, East or
The country is one in letter but not yet
though such utterances from men like Cleveland help to
bring it
the fork Sim
is a
ever
will
out of view and begin In
gel a hump on the not
fair,
As tanks of the veteran
grow thinner of the
multiply.
seems t.
log on her She is deter
to hold Bulgaria
the in
aye
II.
bird
Ml I
. verbiage again.
wrapped it
thus call it. culture should
and lie adopted
wile course in our public mm
affords. is an put up
May the day be hastened by B. T. Johnson Oat. has
teachers shall judged not a good course exercises ills. I
only I. menial Physiology stories that
aptitude. the they by
lining through the where the are,
are out 11,0.1 world to very small, can be easily
take their part in great plan j by the teacher into nice
of universe, but by their. meaning advertise Mr.
and but II
as well. example. A few
pugilist, but a the become
. well educated with the doors windows ,
open, they should be carried
In so many cares the through Ibis exercise. Kai from I
tin., a. every other will be lime
I phase of is the home While carrying on
life of lb. child. Just as the we have
help the of showing the evil
. lot of light and ill cloth-
deterring us, it lug.
should spur us on Do ha what has I
lies, because of this la-en that we are lo
tact, more is the text book Physiology.
We are the proper tune it must he
fur the future. The ma- up pursued,
fur of
II passing our
The aim of the tin., few year, la AGE
Mm to leach nun Physiology in j
order he be able recite is a growing sentiment
old .-.-i en-
A Gentleman's
Haberdashery
It's little that
lend grace and to the
summer man's
Shirts, Ties, Hosiery and
To look and led
is an easy matter for
the man who trades here. Some-
how this is a great store
Men's What's the
Yes. Quality
------W Yes. Price Yes. And if we
should tell you there isn't a more carefully selected stock in
Greenville, you'd think just ordinary store talk. Is it
Come and be the judge.
FRANK WILSON
THE CLOTHIER.
The land bar not
reached the and
yet.
The Charlotte
If Dreyfus is innocent all the honors the
meat could heap upon him in a thousand years could not wipe
out the national Main. If he is guilty hi. conscience will make
his life so miserable that his residence on Devil's Island the publication i eve
seem like a summer's dream. mug edition, the
, , , , to tar, the paper
A. of the greatness turned out by York first class, .
i , if. v Hung
he will hurry up and discover that the past I, behind , . . ., K
will make Solomon look like BO cents.
inconsiderate of Mr
and over Mr. Bryan exhibits a when thing
it to us, hut lo in him a
lunging for, attain
of, physical beauty and
of
chain and
would Is valuable addition, to our
There baud
case of sour
Tl
e and
reached Hie
lions in world.
is everywhere preferred, in this
record is
tits old and alike.
J. of
K I. to know
what Kiev is. cured I
me of jaundice liver trouble
which bad suffered
It's a great and
and cures Liver. .
Duly
guaranteed by
Store.
to
doing Charlotte
arid.
regard to laws of health,
violations, he impress
his remarks. There lo be only
before the text is taken up,
but afterwards
r- Blue.
way tilling, .,
landing and walking ,.,. Iv . Mi I
and h have,, diagram
j Dainty things for any meal sold
at prices to suit
any purse.
We provide the most necessities for your
table. IV,. do it this having the beat
by handling them in the best way, and by them
the most reasonable margin.
Cotton seed Meal and Hull., Oats, Corn and Bran
always on hand.
Johnston Bros.
CASH
can't exactly figure out which of the New York
Iowa the credit of bringing about the revision of th,
of the Dreyfus case.
Teddy has I eye to one thing. He advised the Cali
to put a stop to the of Hers in nailing
advertisement, on them.
The Cm
M wants t,. know
do a
I offered him as ,.
j past
kill would
II.
j finch
sake
baby i
Judging
the
wallowed
is asked. ,.
f Well, r's
. hope not.
Will, New cotton
real, farmer, led like suing
lo nurse their
let
show the of these
when taken habitually wrong, and
good I of
opposite course. us
make the of showing the
children only the bad and not the
good. Other diagram, should be
there Ike evil effect, of bad
and vicious habits.
he when rubs limit
Winston Journal.
QUICK
J A. of Ala.
was twice in from
Of causing
After and all
bet the child- remedies failed, buck
We admire but doubt the wisdom of his
judgment in again submitting to the tender mercies of a
court.
a doctor who couldn't save the patient's life Mr. Bryan
Mr has again slammed
hope Mr. Cleveland's
face, bill the latter gem lemur,
to have hi. lire u,
working order.
is having a good deal to about the
mains.
says the Times, and
doubtless each of the gentlemen will agree to one end of the
above.
Of course the new morning daily in Charlotte will not break
it. neck trying to be like the Observer or the Washington Poet,
of the re recently a ,.,. .
grand scenic
He out an
every success.
We wish Charlotte's new morning daily
There can't be too many democratic
o---------
If those immigrants had been marooned
coast we would have had a live race question,
Financial rep
May in. John D. Rock,
bad both sane ill
is now one MM per gallon higher.
It develops that Russia has not taken at all.
Well, we didn't want It anyway.
Russia's intentions may be all right, but we are glad there
i. so in,., h water between the Bear and county.
public dinner is not going to says a
What is it for, then I
We don't blame
fill not g whether he mt
nut. In,
and be would a chump to fie,,
it
I line I hey enter further in-
on taught evil and cured bun. It
ATTENTION
IT
II ever bold up before
and y reap great and Career.
lasting. The Mr. Eli an aged citizen I
read homes and of years, died Friday mom
here Ad- not in a generation. He raised
Here is source, and once it is ha. lived all his life the
. ,, pure kept pure where be died, never had
,, P. I. a dead km. ; vice, a nU If and
, d T; Wt
V . He the lower of
I. k . a revolution, b. the
not in a year. The great county
mm, the of the care
of . pans of the
lb- term we employ . and hell t. .
1- W b
hi hi
JAS. B. WHITE,
General Merchandise
and Department Store,
GREENVILLE, . N. C
I stock of carefully selected Dry Good,
j Notion., Boots, Cap. and
Country Produce bought and Fresh Hotter, Eggs
j and Family constantly on hand. Country
; specially. Flour feed by the car load.
JAS. B. WHITE.
MORPHINE
Opium, Cocaine end all
in,
nil
If the inventor of could foreseen the
it to have on girls he would have it
fleet
In th. Ten., From the evidence hand
General i. id appear, that bloodhounds are
to have made a bid for that
v., whether for or j never the right that
employer, Theodore.
Mated.
is no.
they are and invaluable
and invariably run criminals to
ground, and finally are
a. all.
The possibility de-
of our deemed
Neb., contemporary a
. . ., , r
cog and bred a blank
us. . signs the
The sign
us most U refulgent
of Old SI
the hark
.
Ike same whiles
Hie his department ate
ml bad after all. ti.
really
lion
.,,,,, ,.,
A role. lo . .,, t Pneumonia,,
I.,,,,,,,, I., . numerous
for ,. MUM lo out, the for all
mt but int. the . Id, and of
nun
nut la-gin
However we make this
As our . A H
them, bring for,.,
and Bulled , the living both .,, by Ur King's end
being, bill their The,,, are tune- i, or fr, b
me . la T. V w,
Manhattan
W.
.
I know, II . I by
end here, Ur I Trial hot
and that sue- ,
the great of ac t .
A large head may indicate
Norfolk, Va.
New York City j ear. old,
and more than half its
in jail yet.
S-
it be e. c. bus
pair.,,., our .
in a revive a cut, v
. an of is know and la- able to tell . U Turner,
had Lie
Lost Hair
The current . . of
make, plain William
J. atone, pat lb, I
deal
lo do II again.
We believe It I;.
Putt that
but err-
not lit
of tail of Its
No. friend, re-
p out m m this
right
m a
and to
creep in.
it from com-
V.
. mutt
life have ark, with
about
There s a pleasure in
offering such a
as Hair Vigor.
It gives all who use
such The
hair becomes
longer, softer, and more
glossy. And you feel so
secure in using such in
old and reliable
lion. team
i-. n. ,,,.
c. t
I exalted broadened
physical makeup go
I do think the child
allowed a . i.
then, are
to wait until that no
he
also.,
the he
Ike Imparting of and
a- bis
y fur and on
. wider and
Ho.
illogical and ho. lo
-ail nun.
will fr
formation of a true
character.
It tut tad
and a ,
be,
old adage, a
Constipation
And ill and
Cult,
DR.
LIVER POWDER
pm n
Mile., in hi. After
them himself h. says
tie truly great; actual
me. Everybody
them for
Drug Store.
Private Wire to Ne. York,
Chicago and Orleans.
IN
N. C.
The Stock complete In every
nil so.- ex and low the
caused by a Highest market price,
that near produce.
among some colored people
of need a gun, area time ,.,
several nu woman a funny
The mat enjoy. I, M
PATENTS
U . CAM HI II
William Fountain, n. D.,
and
N. C.
onto. on. door
placed in
York
R. L.
Dentist.
N. C.
The way to lore a woman Ike
aha write It lo
her.
U It U
way lo be.
Yea b. Cm.
Tumors or
can be cared by applying
T.
W.
AVer S for bilious fever,
H .
and
C V r e dumb ague.
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
and Shadows in Lives Those Who Dwell from
the Madding Crowd's Ignoble Strife.
IMMIGRATION BUREAU TO
INVESTIGATE VERA CRUZ III
ordered
lo the.
NEWS NOTES FROM
WINTERVILLE.
ITEMS.
N. May IS.
Miss Bertha of ,.
and Mis.
pent Saturday with Mrs. J.
Cox.
A. A. Forbes of is
Ibis weak.
They tie always glad to him
them.
Little Belle Hanson left
Monday for where
ht will Mime with her
brother, Dr.
Several of our people attended
church at
Mead fur farm
era We furnish
me, every he needs
to and house h . crop, except
From wagons,
and trucks, down to back
baud, used hi. plow gear.
nothing do take more pride
than recommending to
Handy we fully
G. Cox Mfg. Co.
Mrs. Fountain
Roy Cox, spent Monday
villa.
Rudolph Croom, from
came up
some with her
Mil. Fannie Tyson.
Mia. Annie spent
day night
Rev. W. K. of
in little town
visiting In.- mother, Mis Evelyn
Cox.
Those who fail to hear
Aycock speak for
High School Friday, will miss a
treat. Come come all.
The jingle Hue makers is
heard again. are Hacking
back a big lot
order lo be able to till orders
notice. The farmer
hi. tobacco dues early
from the A. O. Mfg. Co.
P. H. Kittrell invites bis friends
to call at hi. market any day for
meat, sausage
With of a
tor he I. enable to Veep
nice and for several days.
When J. R. Johnson changed
be did not stop at moving
hit of good., but moved
warehouse, ice all.
Won't we be next
though, all
dent, gone The
to
N. ., May, l.
a wet one.
J. J. went
Monday.
F. E. left Monday
Hill.
W. I. came from
Monday. and return
on
evening be shows up again, guess
he forget any thing;
him.
Our old friend J
is town again, but regret
to say its for only a few hours slay.
Jack, again, Id bur you a ill
find a welcome place with us any
old time.
complaining
poor stand for cotton
com. We beard one say crows
had charge of his corn Id,
pulled up all corn are now
making hole for
Have you any
Mr. Mr. K. ,
Tuesday in on
I'll be. largest pumpkin
grown
you guess Both are I
good looking. Now you may have
another
held
regular meeting Tuesday
K Hi tendered bis
lion as mayor to take elicit
U ,,
The has de Ito New
lo h
of k the t The agent of
the North fa cast, s., I New Bedford, lo
as large of I the detUned, baa
Immigrant aboard the trawl are a
concerned. The bis I., . led and
that In may If hi t
will be held for toe
I vessel have been of
the culler if there has la-en any
M. the
BIG STORE.
Th
landed New N. They
will to a
and Ibis done
ship, has descried and left
Part, unknown.
MISSOURI UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
BREAK UP A SHOW AND TRY
TO LYNCH A CIRCUS NEGRO
Mo. May i number
of a of demanded
van obliged flan from
at lo
by a mob
one v.
not found, The
all veil until
a linger in Hit
had been a blow on broken
bead i lent p and
the
u uproar of
GOVERNOR OF PENNSYLVANIA
SIGNS PRESS BILL
Rhodesia
Whip Cords,
Nun's Veiling,
Oxford Cloth,
it.
Voiles, Camels Hair Serge,
GINGHAMS,
Crepe Cloths, Albatross,
Mohair,
White Wash Goods
EGYPTIAN TISSUES
-A
Fit., May
of
known
it- the
bit tor approving the bill
u which la in
AYDEN ITEMS
nature of an apology, The
nor bill w ill not interfere
with hut he
yellow lie
the all
nary to their
lo the teal
of careful There i no inter-
with
The lull Is
the rare
the of It
and it
tor papers the
name- of and
the top of editorial column.
The penalty a tine of to
It all n
In I
May
Mum Abbott,
Friday with
Mini Olivia Barry,
who has been
m at
late, returned borne lint week.
Miami and
lo
N. C. Hal mI hero Ned writ ,
Hubble Darden ware him In
for on
WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS TO
ADMIT EARNEST HAYWOOD TO BAIL
town
hI.
i Wake
of Gal.
M. fur at required
. Judge I
out Skinner,
g evening, writ I
Mr. Prime,
low. lie
while here. H. M,
Rev. Mr. a fur a writ .
at the iii
, . being .
of
lute will lively was Bay wood admitted to ball.
however.
C P.
N. C,
Dear Lead nil i. do
looter paint to be
with.
A. everybody know., lead
oil chalk, or off about
three year, la lie
Hall.
am
he Borne other Judge
of the lo
him the beating of war,
writ nil She. ill
. in- forwarded
who baa I After Wei
been near here, a duly Dodge
her week. i.
of the best teacher, the county
null the people with whom
been bate All. tit M.
leave. She it and
live ha. Made friend, i May
June., a t. f
Mr. here Sunday I of cannot be re-
his Mia. Nellie to Ilia old
who la school at
day. blood, inn-.
., boom man
a in
here Sunday I
home for kepi up perfect
old i
Raw. W. E. Cox patted
to perform
-In, ll-N
are polling a little. on hi. way home. s Albert health way, and
I. their lead lo make it tough
II a good three with
a aloe.
don't like job
of a job,
bull while, nobody
mixing i.
thorough. half-mixed; and
a of
and a That I. not
good work.
The made it in trying
to do by hand what better done
by Hand-work
with
lead and your
I wire t. long
lead and oil.
the of
a well painted to half.
F. W. A
P. L. Can our
Buckwheat, lint.
tar, grated H M
log to do with In- or
Mr. from
ville, Saturday
town.
Farm- upon up.
young lady. and ill
bin, to leave ,,;,,, ha.
all the way 1.0111 St. to eaten kind of blood
I and pro
on the arm, to the worst Met of will, h.-r alone. health and of
burn, woe or boil, Witch to leave, In
ear. I. .,. ,,.,,, , and all
buying Witch Hazel Salve, be par- ideal
in get tin. who lo Sold at
b. I hem.
a tear. A blind bleed- Thin win followed
. .
.
by bitter r Mini b
pile.
Slurp.
Sold by
There
to door fortune
Sick Headache
Food doesn't digest well
Appetite poor Bowels
constipated Tongue coated
your liver I Pills
re liver pills; cure
biliousness.
into yard upon
0.1. and
may mailer a. lo who re
Nu in
the air than With drew
began ca.-l.
at a Slant
now then, at will cure I. and I, when
constipation, liver UM former fell lo
Little Karly
are th. little
A auger
in year, of
A Earl, Riser
cure by th. ,,,,
moving bowel, gently,
yet effectually, and
tone and to of
and liver the
of the trouble removed
and If uh i.
for a few day., there will he
do return of complaint. Sold
by Drug Store.
A HAPPY
HOME
bullet in the
immediately
to In mi, bin way lo
Louie. in pro
. Mail
With blood there
good
be good blood.
Tint's Pills
Ha
tor.
rate awl
Ah
i.-ii
-I 1.--I- with the
aid . it
a Tact that Catarrh of the
i nut a
ii of
I Cure
My
It,
will you of ;.,
prevent M
of the
what k. the
at
Drug Store.
Paint
loll with Oaf
weigh lo
lo than wean
a to
work. Sold H. L.
The
adopted a no
-I. .
It has Urn
mile to f
next
nil will have to
it in placed W
believe ii will greatly la the
of the to grade
it graded
the ii in on the and ;
will u h puce
handled.
We have bought the entire stock, and good will, of High Grade Millinery of D
purchased by her recently while in New York. We have also secured her services, and
she will be more tan pleased to serve her customers in the big store.
Mrs. M. T. will also be pleased to see her many friends and customers.
i . . .
Our Stock is Larger, Brighter, Grander, Greater than ever
New Firm
Old Stand.
at
GROCERIES of J.
at Five Points,
a la-
A big
will made
up fur
W. J. THIGPEN,
J. II old
MRS. M. D. HIGGS,
MRS. M. T.
MISS NORA JOHNSON.
Millinery Department
BIG





A SOFT JOB A PROTECTING FOG THE MILLET MAT
A MADE THE SAME
I m
Two
frog In cheap a
y E-
on.
rs. tried
-Well. I'M T the yam. and y
ran own
In the paper about the
that In the
acre on Wand,
and t I,
ma boy. If y Kit In with the
one o country ,
do a One
I up In put
in u pocket fur ;
to with the Warner, and take the
train to One
the big Iron gate a fine and
pa open till I in.-
porter the lodge with
tool over hut
In though I belonged to the place.
It long before I a young
woman come along on a
name rob, and it plain he couldn't
manage When up.
that trued. Jump
for the head and She
bad on a black with a whit.- eat
tar. The black and collar looked
mighty like a
la mighty I
Much obliged for
the trees
I might hare bad me head
taken off by a tow
-Bight L a fine
wonder ml-
i break in her
Confederate
Ala i often been called a pi-
rate. However or unjust the
there one man aboard
her win. been a
to a
called
a that he ac-
quired when It known
that came
con with hi Jaw mint
He WM a lit
tie man. a nm and
quite of n fury a
girl In IN, when the Ala
lite Indian archipelago.
PI son and
for region for a time
The thing In the way a
could get n
lie named In honor of
the
How or from whom look
her pertain to yarn
in the cabin one evening
at anchor In with a
of wine him that had
been intended for the table f an ling-
nobleman
There but one board, and
a tarpaulin Oat
light Interfered with tn Mil mm
The a for day. and
day he hi Map
Java and below a lurk Hint
I trying to get through the
j without a and
laying up
It may I
tie NM , the wen-
of danger no
Hurt had the
At annual along the
-f the water the
looked at me II
In here
-I walked In the
I. a Hue one it
know any of the .
I but I'm liken to make ;
their
caked, me a
look
a man and to
me money In good company
mean In and
to git a chance to crack the
T do me I per-
teated. reproachful
I t what
la there In It for
could knocked me dun with
a feather. I'd all the way to
meet to her
o work me way and here it
right In face.
money me I told
her. pay down and If
gal me in th- city after the job
five f a the
not y the
it a hundred I'll put
y on the track a haul
ever made In
give her the hundred and ah told
me when the to climb the
the hack the
the out and the
. after in the
B for the Up lute-
i id roof para
I'd find a winder unto, I TM to
IR -d go down the hall two door
th- and I'd the
away in a
will gt out the place with I
the high wall and the gate
lo says.
one of u Be off now; It won't
do for to be here. I'd
me place for that
that to her cob and
away.
-I off half a mile in the
wood and wander- till the mid
die the night, then to the
two hour longer for the
light to go out an more
to make all wan I
lo the buck the
enough, there porch and
the lattice, with no trouble at nil to
to the roof. It hut three
to the window, I
It it up a if it had greened
Into the winder and me
way along the wall till I come to the
It and
I bleared the for It
for me. When I got I
abet it and. aura the em
was down, me
n I n heap all rolled
up In a and. of H. know
by the heft It the
I didn't grudge Hie hundred
I'd the girl, for I there
a mighty lot of It and melted
down there'd ten I'd
paid for
Come out a man a
behind me. and, the
went up all over the bOOM at
and a cop me
they and
there. In girl
that me. to the
and It enough -he
the the bone.- I
appear the mom
El
Ml do no he
like pared me from hoe
bead taken off bf the limb of a
tree when m i
Let h in
away, and the next
no on- appeared me
they the I
Judge give me thirty fur
and got off I read an
account the affair In a paper, writ-
ten up by the funny man. reckon,
and It Bald the lady Ml a daughter
one them -liver In the
that bad a New York
be the the beat
player, the hot. on Long
VS WHEN.
man.
chart-
a inn h a I an
Btu-h a grand
it good h- admitted
think you too mm i on any
for n BU on beard the
bark might taken to the
during the night They certainly
haw for the
the f hi-
him on her wadding trip. Cap-
decided to
om.-r in charge U men the
lea Op -trait to n
with a
that the w l bat
the captain regarded Ilia an
Important one 1- from hi
sending tie- young who would
hold the of hi bride of para
mount
When day the bark
Id by a But bad noted her
by the the night be-
fore and. getting Up her anchor, pro
to feel for Captain Hurt
guttered a night of anxiety, and the
more he thought Of the the
more he
ally Inclined, when Le found the man-
of fog thrown over hi- teasel be
gave order- that not n
nerve n guide to one trying to
About 1-ell In the morning the
captain standing on
deck, and heard and U s
or oar- approaching They grew
more and presently
. the r a of
oath- an-l orders, together with
reference t- what be about
to convince Hun be was
being hunted f.-r by a pirate. The p- I
i or per-
i hap- a hundred of Mm
and the grew
. captain In be
the pirate would hie
I caution to ail aboard m
then waited
; for the next lime the pirate would
him. Not baring a aboard, defense
I would he lie did not have to
wait long, when at
l having Object, pulled t
nearly the same lull time
; -tern again
trifle Every the
now that a pirate
bark and forth in the fog and
It their all
i would hare to the plank A the
by they t-ii huddled
together to
language, not
daring tn whisper one
he th.
When came back be put hi
off a few point- and passed
fur beyond the Pelican's bow. It was
lucky be an, for by time
the fog perceptibly thinned.
had cable on Marl-
lo the and when
be pulled back lune, though
i he the bark again, be run on to
the cable buoy This a ad-
Having the
another effort on
hoard the when they beard
him coming knew by the sound that he
would sorely -trike them. Then it
curred to Captain Hurt that there was
a tide In the -trait. was then
running In. and. though be knew the
pirate- would hear the cable
the haw pipe, lie gave
to haw it slipped the moment
be beard the sound knew well enough
the captain about and. raj-
on the tide, turned nose
lightly in pirate.
following the direction of the
drifting Pelican Hurt stepped
down from the quarter deck and took
hi- daughter In hi- arm-, convulsed
w agony. All gone
Suddenly one Close by
Bounded a -team As suddenly
the of oars The
I well the day we received
the France had
declared war I'm-ala I refer
to the war of 1470, la
the garden Anal l
and aunt Margaret area
light Hat -till
and always ; any
as a high brad dame, having
great dignity mid I had re
Paint, and
thing with war interested
me. Put I noticed when read the
telegram tn the that Aunt
Margaret
You like war. Aunt Mar
I Mid. think it
fine.
you had old enough to real
lie we through team
it o
You t
t you tell me make
feel you about it.
She a- for lime, then
ball have to touch upon a
but that and
at me vain. I me at West
Point during the civil war when one
Of the graduated There
a in Hie graduating
hi- name who
runnier la Ida cadet uniform
than them ll hair
very bit WM
usually when be
and then it Una He
me out from among the for Ida
Special devotion i h.-
of and
laughing together when be cams up to
me all a fidget, t-
of hi earn, to me to go down
Lit ton walk or climb to Port or to
the or d I me daring
a bop. Ii rather to
too. for l from
only the most courtly young
borne.
I to keep tin bey off
wounding bis feelings,
lie
on what lied hi a-
and fun
at be said, I'm
making u of but
I did I could to
that be was making fool of
but at time j
it the II of anything
between a girl with a p- In
to and an of
the grade in the army lie said
he reiterating ll he
fool, couldn't help being a
There a pathetic look face
when be bade Die saying that
a southern bullet would doubts make
it all the lo him Of course H
do f-T me to at
though I fan- led be would t- In have
again in less than a
fen
x lit v. .-
and j
n w , . n Ha m en-
it dragged on and on. and aft-
awhile an unusual
en began In mourning, the
mourners
I of an re a
had done
,., n , Hie whole thing bar
ins and the own led by
I . .-ll- lore they
Hip ramp and
;.; , . t I m I
that means
wounded during the re
tn had entered
ii-. i ll c
n.- re for it no, after
all. ti. i ill to make it
ail
hi- before it had fairly b.- j
gun
Yea e died In a
I for 1.- r t.
more, she did not she took up the
paper, read and laid.
it aside it me there
Incomplete about her
young man's
I affected she bad b
,. of I
tell. well
used lb nth of
wealthy men of the world,
that I not that it had
b ., of much moment.
., . told me story l
vent in her dressing to
u ii,. of jewelry for I was
her
use and. rummaging
ll. drawers am upon an
mounted The
. and, turning It. I
frequently
what vague hi
Son.- of are quite
Others wart to It and ,
r vet hue of It
tn
it- i a gm
, . p ti
a ; at
i.
i i. you good
bus
To a-l I the
i M . j there Bust-
i leave t and
old dominion FARMERS AND
To I M b
gave a
Abbe a great
fortune yon would if only you
could to America to
n mm d I. yon
atom f me,
ms, i go
Week
Th it r
i moat ancient
in die o ma
of of the the
beauty its from a dis-
i sparkle no
the out of n
of timed To tin- north
west long. bare, anew white
of Anti while to
charming rich corn
Adda and form a
all
w b I display
of oriental beauty, the
and the and
haw far to the
ea-I In Lake on a near
Clew Bf van
and i
general decay,
A title Is given to Athens In
it i
lbs f
Weak
Hearts
Ara to
of every one hundred people ho have
when It
ail cases heart
are not or y trace-
able to. but are the result
Indigestion. Al
which
and the
it up against heart.
sun the action of the heart.
and in course time that delicate
but vital becomes diseased.
Digests You Eal
Mrs.
mt-l
me mu -f r i
F . I
d t
a belt I c-M.
cure ind
and all disorders, and
the heart a full, and
action.
S TO soUl-4
-ha mat up. Ix
I.-
tell .
.
in ii in.
Norfolk.
New York
South
all M for with rail
order
the OM S. S. from
New York; Line from
Bay Line and
. Co. from Baltimore. Mer
and Miner Line from
J.
N.
J. K.
N.
Insure your crop against damage
by with
Tobacco Mutual Hail and Fire
Insurance Company.
HOME OFFICE.
N. C.
L.
J. C
N. C.
N. C.
Raleigh, N. C.
A FEW POINTERS
We insure your for acre,
T your truck for an acre.
We your for an acre.
We col tun an acre.
We insure your -mall for an acre.
COAST
Ii I. a h.
ll tor th
lo the of North
mutual of
STOKE
Not Quite
Id's a
X not
M p m Ar
Dally
Norfolk
No.
p m
p m
p m
p m
p m
p in
p in
a n
Ar l
York
a m
Each pays a of H th tiny an
lion which entitle a of live and
ban to pa lose in their own state.
i of tho State Cora-
and is under bond.
further information apply to any officer or agent of the company.
RELIABLE WANTED.
if a m
a .
a in,
a m
A ml I
A pair wee,
made u n.-i the
a corner the
fr .- bad fry, -X
. of the tank were at k ,
ii, ii i n . ,.
barbel, .
Bale were if; l
law their o
;, n with Mane lore,
. r of l.
Bah I the
ml Ti.- i- the
fr Into their
. on -i II oat
-f
and Mai Horse
ill or or an-
a nod
.; and
. i.-. ii. Sir
you could
t sill arc ti.-it your
. not a
i in
Ar pm
a m
a m
a m
am
p in
a com
ft
pin. In
other food
Of Course
You get Harness,
of
J. R.
i Pullman Car,
ii M Tampa and
M. J. . j J.
Tram.- Mgr. M P
t. II. t. m. i i-
N. C
I T P
,. . one of Ibo
men I hare met
Ii ii
. . ,. eye, f
, . ,. n . r. do
lb
ii,. fair
n.-ii. bin
in he ii coo-
,.;.,; . ii and be e M nil-
. w, at bf a re-
had
bat
be W
i,. ii.
tn on-
Corey
ii
was
a In of Kohl ms i This was . , ,;. , puns, wit or
i , Ural for lit
inn r i and i . v ii, it a ;. i Una
,. of
i . . v , lbs could
and a pan with a
i lo a
ii
one d
borrow
used
to my
ebony
hey
Hi
lid. that
i i round
lid and bur-
. if i bad
Aid later,
and n from
r i
away,
Aunt I
they Mb
your
-Yes; be died
of
-A -f but who with
bin ii from him
ma had the
for It, ha gave It to
at to if
i dun- bat why -he should
tint,
Hurt every one on board the j a hut
hark up a This
by three abort
An hour a of wind blew
away lbs Ins from the
the
Perry Just a paint or
wan
ll would not if.-
and turned the
Aunt baa
l bare bar why it I- that
who baa had many re-
men
of the world accustomed lo
meet her
A -i
, D lube and
lo ,. . M i. it Vii-n Barnaul
r i the
nun l Ibo
in a of intense fear,
no, n y
Id boatman the man
an
U j Hun
aV morning evening.
, Bay. J. N. Booth.
a. m. M. A.
lay, evening.
H. M.
a. L. II.
Sunday.,
every
Kev. K.
Sn day
F. L. Walker,
I indent.
Rev W. E. Cox,
Morning
with
a in , Brown.
em
every Sun-
day and Kev.
E pastor. Sunday
. W. Parker,
superintendent.
regular
D. W.
IN
Groceries
And Provisions
Cotton
Tics always on hand
sh floods kept ion-
I m stock. Country
i Sold
GREENVILLE j
North Carolina. J
Goes up or
According to the
you give your
Keep it to
and it down. Keep
it before the public and
climbs up.
REFLECTOR
used regularly and persistently, will
make grow. Are you
with business If not, ad-
it, and you will be satisfied
with the returns. Yon will find o-
pie interested in what yon say if you
talk to them through
THE REFLECTOR
w.
a. r.
A. M
ii. meets Hist and
R.
MM H . . we
inn.-, ob, I be rant
pardon I I to
Hi.-
all
t-ii- -l an
l father lb,
Tribune
a, t, Monday evening.
American and Italian Barbie m , sec
; P-Tar Lodge, No.
.,. Iron Fro,, sold
B. B. C.
. u Ii.
Cold Comfort
la what an and the of
our will milk,
that
would bf without the
HAVE YOU A LAWN
If have you will want a pretty
noon, it for you to own one.
no to a lawn mower
M sell a good machine with t
I a and guarantee it U do the work.
Water and
every nit els- in the hardware Hoe.
I He L. CARR
TWO PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID THE
in
Th.
TI.- complain,
Ufa
Ibo
of Ma a
week for lb, . the
-k who
lo Hie
Norfolk, Va.
and
and
and j J.
K. of K. and
I. O. O. Lodge,
Ho. every
A K. U.,
L. H.
R. A. Vance No.
every
lug. W. II Wilson, J.
S.
A. U.
handler So and third
in Odd Fellows
Z. Gardner, Worthy insured
OF K. J., HAS
Loan Value,
Cash Value,
Paid-up
Extended that works automatically,
Is Non
Will be reinstated if arrears be within month while yon
are living, or within three years after lapse, upon satisfactory evidence
of payment of arrears with interest.
A i second No Restrictions. Incontestable.
are payable at the beginning of the second and cf each
year, provided the premium for the current year be paid.
They may be To reduce Premiums, or
To Increase the Insurance, or
A. To make policy nay-able as lifetime
at a
in. Base
too ever been
-No. do I
tn
CRANK H. WOOTEN,
Attorney-at-Law,
Q LE N. C
D. Smith
I.
No.
i Monday in Odd
Iowa Hall. W. B. Wilson
D. Smith
days
an-
N P
ii
be
by
Mm u . . HIM
of
flab. In
and are
to
and i h or
Oil man Hi
What's in d with aha
la of oilier man jumps
money,
I to
I ha I North
A merit a la
la Black rd
north of A Hue from
dry of i
will limit of
torch, elm and aorta
I will mark lbs north-
era of
from hit platform n
he tail of
torrid lab. of re-
Had to and the
ii-i. or -i. it
Is a
ii l. and tin mm men
who f
n hike Hint It not
trip up It
pi e in all
to
and claims. Prompt
it
IA PROCLAMATION
BY
OFFICERS.
Clerk Superior Court, D.
C.
Reward.
Moon.
Sheriff, O. W. Harrington.
of Deeds, B. Williams.
Treasurer, J. B. Cherry.
C. oil. Laughing-
Surveyor, Cox.
Commissioners, J. J. W.
W. B. Home, J. B. J
W. Page and J.
meets every Bret Monday.
Au found In
l- ii ii
Oat did yon do it V they
Hi- I had
el-as to
mu nor In love; not In This i In no old
la animation of heart Trench
the and
air
eat
The great remedy not only
form of rheumatism, but makes radical cores of
Contagious Blood Poison.
Scrofula, Sores, Boils, Catarrh,
and all diseases arising frees In the Mood.
Endorsed by physicians and prominent people every-
where after thorough trial.
DOES NOT INJURE THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
a. c
lo .
. roar
if lo no la
Toon w. a. an
All f.
Co.,
U Inn-a. information ha.
Ibis
with
of Walker. And
it that Na-
than ha, lad or so
him., if in ilium
of la t-annul i upon
him.
Now, I, Charles
of of North I and n. I. Dudley.
i of authority in Aldermen, D. S. Spain, L.
Tested law. do bans T I IT Pat-
a reward of , J B R I. i
Dollar, and rick, K. B. B. L.
deliver, of the Nathan
I to the of I'm at the i
court In I do
I enjoin all of and all
. to lo
criminal to
I Done at our of ,
of May, In the year of our ,
thousand nine throe
In Ibo one hundred nth year
of our American Independence.
Hr
AYCOCK.
P. M. aSs.
TOWN
Mayor, H. W.
Treasurer, H. L. Can.
Clerk, J. C. Tyson.
Tax Collector, C. D.
Police, J. T. Smith chief, W. H.
Parker and B. F. Tyson.
Hoard meets every Thursday
Dr. D James,
J. L.
N. C.
Three Times
the Value of
Any Other.
One Third
One Third Faster
wanted in all
Wheeler ft Wilson Co
Atlanta,
S. T. WHITE, Greenville, N. C.
IRK. Incorporated
WHITT CO.
Marble and
Monuments
and Agent, for Wire
Main Sod
Branch shops,
p., sad S. C.
For tad Kooky
m l
Your Home Paper for
than years.
The Eastern Reflector
Published Semi-Weekly
Tuesday and Friday.
D. J. WHICHARD. Editor and Owner.
VOL.
iii
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C
NO.
CRIMES HIGH
CARNIVAL
MAN KILLED IN BLOODY
RIOT IN WILSON.
TEN IN JAIL.
Son of Ex-Governor Jones, of
Arkansas, loses His life.
Several Others Injured.
lo
Wilson, N. C, May
1.1 to room
of a in in an
man aim
has U en here
and la lo be of
ex of
rod A
Died, which .- kilted,
doing about
man named Allen, who
a bar keeper and one
Bob, shot Till a
rifle is not expected to live.
of have
jailed. A brother of who
Kay-
has been
of occurrence by wire.
A woman is supposed to be at the
bottom of it all.
Jones was notified yesterday to
leave and bad a man named
arrested on a peace war-
not put for
threatening him.
be was and did not
have to leave
He received five or wore
the stomach.
FERRY STEAMER BURNED.
IS The
r n in
ferry
sun to
Hit at her
The WM
valued at
Few Evil
I hi I is
t the town in the
bf
elsewhere shows that tor
the past the tine
breakers the town
ed to only twelve
Where's town sixteen or
eighteen hundred that
OM beat Neck
An
a white of
thin
A VERY WARM
FISH YARN
IS THIS STORY ABOUT
CLEVELAND.
SAID TO FAVOR J. A. HARMON
For the Presidency, but
Keep Mum Until Shortly Be-
fore the Convention.
OFFICERS ARE AT SEW BERN
Pol Iii Bay, Ma Ken-
ah., slopping Mill
die sprang
as tn
lion lbs
i i n i
Mr. will make
Hew X. Ma
i- front re
in a
hereto
he SHU
take
pl.-ii-1 he work. were
awfully allowed t land
In New Id Mas., while
Tin mayor of U.
following H is
not abut will be dope
road
work lo Weal for
91.50 per day,
mm WATER
whole Flooded
AND IN DARKNESS.
DAMAGES.
Inches of Water by
O'Clock
A Horrible t.
Sin., girl a
she i jean
no a mail Darned
city, regarding lo Mills
who before the to
limn Minnie Goo Meanwhile in home her
nun, the of his for j Her lent there
Ho
ed by .
South Carolina
The was of
features. A year ago
And so is of
any of
state. it is no
longer a crime to kill a
Herald.
for him I of her, parrying bis gun
will be by to kill Ii .
who an opposed to Bryan.
will declare be it I lo Hi,
while was the out of the law and will can of Cant. A.
his bride he handled a shotgun endorse A. Harmon, peace,
Cincinnati, ox attorney child
for the nominal ion. Mr. Harmon , t,,, ,. ,, , . , ,.
cannot say father, charging
thing about the ; ,.,,
Mi. Harmon is Mr. Cleveland's toned, however. Hie
at the They ., ,,,, .,, ,
same boat while lie has
ST D U I
Third Annual of High
School. Go. Aycock Speaks.
a. His ;, speech now, but it will I
taking more at a
In- later. The people of count
a- by never a better add
hi mi ha At
how each Individual is a C. made sou
a for board of
I i hi. ml mi eternity. Taking tees of which he is B
ii oilier great at U
work progress of
and the re-election
Prof. as principle, Pro
II s baa first as
d.-.-l i foundation of
. .-.-. ii ii-c builder
. en in ibis neck. to the in words
mu
hi was
II m
Ii i
ll aim h .,. in,
bad lo n
The lower pail tin i-
loan in
i nun. I In mi .
damaged. I Ii , i.
in l o
have pi over Hit. c
. . i Hi i
In a
In- lawn i ill
I -.- Ii. in m-
. bill
ill.
Bye Miss Harrison ml
of I he -i n i
n .,
draws m i j from a
Mia. Au I be add I the
ii. fallen
for iii e ha.
loan's reunion to Hod. Then Ink , sic Miss Spain pr
mi he teacher.
super
Hue looms of the
budding,
Hi- ii builder lo
relation of man
t. men.
vi
a- and
III- i
i i .
a a manner it
the load
leg Miss She taken
to St. Peter's and the
limb was
the knee.
The bride, who i Opposed to
wearing a leg, stood on
while was
Ob
server.
made
her debut as it
last night. she come
on with honor she
didn't out with any too much
her. Chicago News.
The charily is that
it covers ton sins.
Ricks Wilkinson
Commencing May 4th we our store
at m. until August 1st.
Custom Tailoring; for the
Average Man. f f
Price and pretension go hand in hand
in the matter of tailoring. The. exclusive.
tailor makes you for his
his location, his name, as well as for his
good materials, style and tailoring. In pay-
our prices you. pay simply for what
you put on your Cloth all wool, in the
latest, best patterns. Correct attained by
cutting. Style put into yon clothes
by best tailors we can get. And you can
add the saving to your book by these
prices on suits that you would be proud to
wear. Prices ranging from to
Every suit has our personal guarantee
on inside of each coat pocket.
Banister Shoes
for Hen. -f f
it the shoe made, has a finish, halt longer.
Made of the best made by the best workmen an I stands
ahead of all other shoes for fit and durability. and
Standard fashions.
Standard Patterns for June now ready.
Designer June.
and children's with the
reduced to and
The annual subscription for the Designer during May.
Fashion sheets always free
Kicks Wilkinson
n rep
lo W like .-.
In moved to I
line . a
been lo
. in
Ml.
bis
Their Son.
Poor In, The two
months old son of Major Mrs.
of the Salvation army,
raffled by a divisional meeting huM
H-t
crowd.
Some put name of
Lord a and this ticket
won the baby. The
dedicated to the
of Lord amid
and died a few ago at Car.,
I He old,
Died.
Allen
mile-
and burled
Me nearly old, and
tin
Kev. It. It. a prom,
member of the N. Confer
, -1
1.11. fell,
lie mi.
The Coin I
Ir
any,
the
; i.
the super are to be later
Aycock then for the
and trustees presented
rates of proficiency to Mi see
Carroll, Berth
of ii.- II. Chapman aw
and delivery they having con
j Mu- an I eloquence high school course.
lbs It will lie held th
Ho mil ii. by Vance
long remain with and tonight commence
with concert b;
final Society.
have day of of in tomorrow
been ti. I. Aycock arrived issue.
I and was met
d. a throng
and Heel Band.
. rapid has hand, by the way, is making
m. be . .,
in.
and 1.1.-cm. A special band
ii.,. .-. ended in tin
-ii fur I hell
Ar o'clock
. ,, ,,.,,
; q mare. lie fittingly ,
He ., j,
the living
I utilize
I since -lay- of Vane.
In r;.
I Mil ii
; debt, and
Ill-ail
panic Is
I J it II . I
-c
one Ii
Ill.
e en .
th re -.-. i. n
. p .
building,
II r. . lien.
II-
illy.
big I .
early M.
loan very
.
am dismounted
then a dig-
manner bat k to hi-
ii. ilia-
be
Still
Durham, N. C, Hay 13.-
Deputy P. Sat
arrived ll
with an ill
nil still red
f the county last night
null H. .-f gallons capacity
copper, and was in
when Two men, on,
a bile and I lie other colored,
running eat ill when the officer,
made raid, but escaped
as to the In addition to cap-
loved and honored U and other fixtures
hundred gallons of beer
and
fate depot I
-as--- . the ground.
.-
lode
Rocky Mount
good of X.
r. he
drank Us say
most eagerly, and bis I came from Pat-
was a plea to give the and girls a her mother and lather
chalice went straight lo hearts I wen of
of the people.
even a
not in early
Ir.- Statesman.
Pulley
. ;
Shoe
Perfect Printing at Reflector Printing House
i.
. .
; I . .
FOR SALT; BY .--v, L
No
the World
Better Shoe
This.
WOMEN
v. . . a u.
Leathers
teed. Ii
bi fore
soled wear out you get
money back or
. air.
Patent
outer
GREENVILLE'S GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE
PULLEY BOWEN
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
BAKER HART
THE
In addition to the best stoves in the world i
carry you may expect to find in a hard- u
White
The
ware store.
Special offer to Rural Route Farmers and Mer-
envelopes and sheets of good
paper with your name and address printed for
ONE DOLLAR at Reflector Printing House.
Packing for Steam and Water Pipes
decidedly the best thing of the kind
have ever handled. Call and examine it.
i i . . i . . . .,. . .
., Shoe,, Tn
an were hawed lo as ill.-, the n r-now, .
of and will be h-s ., ,.
most In town. pan
hoes I- uniform qua ., . ,. .
mu,. are ml . . i ,.
of the to lo Us Hi no expense I.
. hi sod in
, . ti, ,,.,,., ,, i,,
have worn hut I., who bare .,. ,., ,
mats in ii i. Deans,
near lbs
worn them,
. , in
and Shoes
and
Give your farm a name and
The Reflector to print it on your
stationery.
Jas F. Davenport
THE
FAULTLESS
SHOE
FOR
WOMEN
Let us your shots fit you. Now, what
What is most important Unquestionably, style.
i has style you want it. If it has not style, but every-
thing else, you do not want it. The style of a Dorothy
is unique. It cannot be duplicated by any other
maker, because the Dorothy Dodd is a totally different
construction from any other shoe. Besides being
exclusive in style, it holds the foot firmly at the instep,
prevents the foot from slipping forward, and gives a
correct in walking. It makes the 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
Faultless Hitting Shoe and prove the truth-
of our assertion.
J. B. CHERRY
GREENVILLE'S GREAT


Title
Eastern reflector, 15 May 1903
Description
The Eastern Reflector was a newspaper published in Greenville, N.C. It later became known as the Daily Reflector.
Date
May 15, 1903
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MICROFILM REELS GVER-9-11
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Location of Original
Joyner NC Microforms
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