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THE REFUGEES.
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peering Ml were with
the I know i an-
the household With In
I m iii tho regiment or
your Is my
Mini
But you. sir. who th devil
are
rant-tin highness,
Hey I naming In my miring
an; I in your
In up
en con III i I in
house. rile stranger.
I Id up ho s.-t hi men
i hi we nil
tO
you seem have lit-
tie j smiling,
as In . ill ii the which i M
a . Kr,
broke parole,
. . . lint hold .
hi enemy f tho
th.- . . .
treaty, it appear.
but K And why did sou lei
promise. I have
I ll HID
Ami you think an
Word r than that of
hi i i
I i i mi boar
. mi keenly . i
Shoulders ,.
i .
l there, sir. But I of
would ho n well that I
how came you to should have a guide at said
if you haVe two ,
r was of uncle, our
how long have you .
together, for I have a spoil
guard again before hours are
a d yon already begin to;
your mother's country folk out
Of wind -v.
a maid,
ho more their
him by any of his
to hi-
cut face, as smooth
that of yet marked by firm-
. i i in tho keen
o-
I mother and two sisters
over ho diffidently.
honor woolen for their
always honor women there.
Perhaps It la that over
in those countries you not
i. ii l to ho without thorn.
I have a woman la
how. like th she out
of soul all Ilia is purl's and
the should he
I to who Is M
ii- lie is
who. standing in the open
door, had listened to the latter of
hi. remarks
of life been spent in
the he.
so there one comes to forget
how to do ii l for this Him my
father wish -ii me to stay some time in
be ll I not have me
up ii mere and
i you stop in Par-
asked the guardsman.
o. Hie
or Golden my ship.
comes for me. his to Bristol.
Is now at Rouen must no to
Bristol again. When ,
I more in Paris for
me, will lie lime mo lo
how like you Paris
. oily
as I Journeyed it yes-
II evening on my way to this house.
-You am from u
bow yon ran your way among
air. I asked him to slop, whereon
be whipped out his sword would
have me hail with
him. upon lie called upon his
fellows to aid To them oil
X swore that would drop him if
they moved a slop. Yet when let
o they set upon me
did very well. You are
hut you have
Then for some he
hide with me then-, it lie will share a
soldier's quarters, and o see more
than the Hue St. Martin i in
he right come out
with you. if may leave all here
said Amos.
fear not for said the
Huguenot. order of the Prince
of will be as a shield and a
to us for many a day. will or-
Pierre to the
riding some time lie
mill. if you ill link there
the gap of the trees, you will see the
was reared in the woods,
there me many of kidney ,
lie h
you give my friend
he found this empire . horse, looked down at the wide
Of he talks. But how Is this. in all the of
Captain What have you v ,
.,, grounds, dotted with fountain with
Tho king's order, your
, , walk stretching away to
are t. use every means
drive these people the true them.
They the gateway of
ray you look a very tine
i. torn lay In front of thorn, with
said ginning tin the gravel
Ins twinkling black i walks were many lathes,
who am lug flower hods or
yen tho brutal face of dragoon.
. men out of this. sir. and
never vim ire to set foot again
this sprays. One of
eyes tunic I I
watched
light glinting kings command, high
III loll the king when I see him
that that find
hastening i
the
water
kept
it that Po
I M
the of Mine.
a sir
Yon lake with you,
yon lone. . Hi
bad tin
sue, rill i i to tin
fierce soil i set f.-. eye i I
fire. I hack from bis
baleful bust, i i order
to . lilt
feel clank
ii. . hi lid
I i
i led
the . a
I a
t of wine ere go on
the ;
i lie en
on
low lie
. I i is
I ,. In Pi .
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am so pleased to
she cried, I
ion. cap.
waited so
patiently. Madame I with
V i. Tho comes to her at It.
we have hut twenty minutes. I heart
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Have The Foundation
Right.
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The Corset is The Foundation
which all build their appearance. Those who
desire to m the best appearance possible are most careful in
selecting their corset, realizing that the best can be attained
only when the corset is right, right in in shape The gown
may be handsome and stylish in itself, but it will never show to best
advantage over an poorly ed corset.
OUR
DEPARTMENT
Comes to your aid just at this point by offering you a large
of styles and m the kinds that have been tried and found
factory, and the selection is so great you may easily choose the
the right shape, the one best suited to your needs, the one that
will insure and a stylish figure combined, -e would like
to show you the new and explain the
many advantages it ever other kinds. Our corset depart-
is very a reason-Let us show you.
REFLECTOR
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I hi-, i one now, weigh-
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Owner by proving ,. . . i
paying c it. I i from his
j if May horse his
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Greenville, IV. G.
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Greenville Livery and
Transfer
nice and
tor nil
Bonn by the day, week
or mouth.
W. II.
J WHICHARD. Editor and Owner.
and Friday.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR
VOL. No.
GREENVILLE. Pin COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1906.
NO
THE MARKET
And Consolidated To-
Company.
i- to from
markets in-
la lending
them all this season in the
of tobacco sold. This brings on
the belief Greenville i- the
best market, and Toe Re-
is to express the
opinion tie
dated Company is
the of company
x to this
market other
It is last season
the mill was ahead
of all other markets in the
average price paid for the
crop, and cc In the figure
of the
of the two
the
company led all other
on market by nearly
hall a cent in average price.
While rent may it-mi
look small, In e aggregate it pat
thousands of in pockets
of th farmers mid was an
market
s in bear fruit.
The has in its
made some of organizations
among mid efforts to bring
to advance
their interests, mil nothing has so
impressed with its
H this C
Com was
inspired it the
because of knowledge the m n
at the Mr. O. L
and the more
has been a
Insight into its the
more firmly fix d is
that it is ideal tr
the f It is n
to firmer
the but it helps tn-
c Hie company
operates, a- is evidenced th
way it ii to the
Greenville m
As v- trade and pro-
11- to
we fire of en
in s
hit. not get
to ad-
mi Years ago
WHY HE ADVERTISED
Some Reasons Advanced by a
Merchant in the That
Apply as Well Elsewhere
A couple of merchants out in
Kansas got an argument over
the value of
prosperous, and the other had
seemed to miss the mar he
struggling for. He hadn't
because ht said he
never got far enough ahead to
spare the The other mer-
chant the reasons which
ho based bis prosperity, and the
principal one was advertising.
He put them in black and
white. read this way.
I advertise newspapers be-
cause I am not ashamed my
goods or
I cater to the
gent class. They read the news
papers, and I believe in
my
advertise in the newspapers
because c-n talk to more people
through the newspapers, a great
distance, in leas time and at a more
reasonable cost, than in any other
way.
Because newspaper
has brought me greater re
a smaller expenditure
than any other advertising I have
done.
when I write an ad I
am not too stingy to pay for
It the best possible medium,
because it is the cheapest in the
end, and I have it inserted so that
it is attractive. I then know it is
seen and read by every one In the
house here the paper goes.
investigate before I place an
ad in a paper. do not throw my
money sway. Still. I am not
enough to expect
twenty who rend the
ad. will come in with the in
their hands and buy out my whole
THE ONE
IN NORTH CAROLINA THOUSANDS GREET BRYAN.
has
promote
gaged in w
it has en
tier why
t in
their
the Grange
It was a sec-
to be
behind cos
Grange w i
came
the
was also a
imp
politics and
used by lie
office, and
Alliance so f
into
which
loge
l.-ii.
Alliance
lull it
men
is the la-t
11-
Dixon's New Play to Tour the
South.
Thomas e., new come-
One
founded on his novel of the same
name, will be produced in Norfolk,
Va-, October 1st, at the Academy of
Music where his other famous play
made its record-
breaking opening nearly a year ago.
After a week in Norfolk and Rich-
Va., will
begin a tour of the South, playing
the territory at that covered
by last year.
The play is a more beautiful
of the theme the
realism of the book. The setting
is entirely changed. The first act
opens in a garden overlooking the
bay city of San Francisco, at
the time of the rush to the Klondike
The three other act-are set the
wilds of Alaska, showing us
glaciers clowned with the Aurora
Frank Gordon, the hero,
is a college professor instead of a
preacher, and Ruth
the heroine is unmarried until fin-
ally united to the man she loves.
This play, founded on the most
dramatic and powerful of all Mr.
Dixon's novels, treats of the in ft n
of Socialism on love and char-
It is a passionate defense of
the of the home and a plea
for the glory and freedom of
Its tragic mo
are relieved by
humor.
The management of Masonic
Temple Opera House is in
with Mr. with the
view of getting him to include
Greenville in his on his
Southern trip.
4TH PRIZE.
MOORE S LONG,
Attorneys-at-Law,
N. C.
runt Civil Case only.
The . As-11 is n Inter
movement. has already done
the tanners me but sticking
seems to be
greatest trouble
have been known m attend a meet-
of the m, assent he
agreement in l-old heir cotton, then
go out sell cotton for
d tier nil, under
present ion- th,. price of cot-
ton is a miner speculation mid
no. re Id .- . la a
and II farmers bold
it for a time they have to come back
in end and sell it to the same
speculators and middle men from
whom they have been holding it. If
had more business the
movement and had banded
houses and factories to handle and
work up their own product,
speculator would be out of the
game and conditions would be
The Farmers Consolidated
co company differs from the fore-
going in that it is a business
on business
s; hence success comes with it.
To boil the facts down to a plain
statement, it is a business
of tobacco operate
their own warehouses to sell their
crop. The expense of operation is
reduced to the minimum, and in ad-
to receiving high prices
their tobacco the farmers come to
annul meeting at the end
of the season and receive handsome
dividends out of the profits arising
from the business according t the
stock each holds in the
This is simply a matter f business
and looking out for I heir own inter-
and that the company in the
years of its existence has paid
dividends
gating Nd per cent shows how ad
and the business
is managed.
Rut some ask, bow cm the
Consolidated com u-e
be en I
others where .
operate the of T- c
answer to that
gets the profits arising
conducting the warehouse
mid can to take
ices to the
buy any lot
buyers do not bill high enough.
It is an that i; nil
Reproduce Mrs. R P
Why Every
d. Have
Tins piper ml , l i the i
th me
C i. i
The Why Every
Should Have A Telephone
Toe is tho home,
best his the
winner to maintain, While
he i office, on the
in a it is
t be in lined
with the wife, and near
i welfare of the family .
The to house-
k an
brings th-
c. fie order
is rushed by the
V . n cook fails to or
in rainy the service is
in illness, when dread
hi d despair grip Hie lie
call-the
ml relief is g.
To living alone it
as n pins
e III w;
nice , III , .
As- i pr i e
i . i c i
ii i if
, an I
are linked together
it'll I ts.
in. O mint to the
homes the telephone are in-
Keeping In
Governor Glenn Will try to Hive
Christening of the Cruiser
North Carolina at
If the w of the governor
North are considered the
United States cruiser
will be given its name
in North Carolina waters at
That he has requested the Unit-
ed States government to have
christening take puce there was
last night slated Governor
Glenn, he made the
request, if is sufficient
depth of water in harbor at
to accommodate the
vessel, and that he understood
that it could easily be
ed there.
With this event taking place in
North Carolina is that
eat crowds will goto
ton to be and that the day
will be made a great one by the
people of that city.
News
STATE.
Happenings of, Interest in North
Carolina.
Norm a farmer of
county, died from the
poison of a rattlesnake bite. He
had I three and was
after a fourth when it bit him.
Bern recently bad a
The Odd Fellows and
Hi inn lodges both lost their
paraphernalia fire.
Sunday morning Jesse
Hudson,, colored, of Tarboro, com-
suicide by drowning him-
self in a small East Tar-
Hudson tied bis hands
lien mil him also lied a
around his neck.
jury rendered a verdict that
deliberately committed
suicide He was ill for sometime,
and bis mind was
Last week Miss Victoria
of Griffin's township, Martin
while strolling down the road
noticed some dogs who were raising
a over at the
end of the lane.
she found a deer held at bay by the
logs Driving them away she ad-
to the deer and alone and
unaided led the frightened animal
her father's house where it is
now. Miss has in this short
time succeeded in taming the deer,
now at present writing it is as
gentle s a kitten
Great Demonstration in New
New York, Aug.
Jennings Bryan, of Nebraska, who
arrived in New York harbor
afternoon and spent the
night with friends on a steam
yacht down the landed in New
York City this afternoon at o'clock
and was the recipient of a continual
ovation from that hour until late to-
night when he had finished a
eighty-minute address before
persons gathered in Madison
Square Garden. Mr. Bryan out-
lined clearly and vigorously the
principles he thought should guide
the Democrats in their next cam-
Greeted by nearly every
Democrat in the country and
accompanied by them; Mr
was driven from the yacht landing
at the Battery to the Victoria Hotel
He was constantly cheered by those
on the side walks. Once at the ho-
tel he was fairly mobbed by thous-
ands of his admirers, called up
on him for an impromptu speech
then shook hands for more than
an hour with an never-
ending line of citizens. He dined
with his family and and then
was driven in an automobile to Mad-
Square Garden, where his
come was made complete in a
of some of the most remarkable
demonstrations New York h s ever
known. Garden meeting was
presided by Mayor Tom L.
Johnson, of Cleveland. There were
brief addresses by Governor Joseph
W. Folk, of Missouri; Augustus
Thomas the playwright, Harry W.
Walker, of the Commercial Travel-
Anti-Trust under
win me auspices the reception was
given, and Mr. Johnson.
Boy a Fall.
Wednesday Graham
little son of Mr.
K l. was
on parapet wall which Crosses
th culvert near the school
I when he fell on the
.- side Be knocked breath.
far a moment by the fall
fortunately d i Jury,
though his patents
inly in for while It is dangerous for
lieu In walk mi top wall
ii Is almost a daily
d mi. should take
at Graham's narrow c
keep off t wall.
MRS. ENTERTAINS.
Mrs. C. Stuart entertained
at cards from tn
day afternoon, to
Mrs. and Miss Jessie
Thomas, of Nashville. Tenn., who
are guests of sister, Mrs
J. L. Little. Alter
delicious were
served.
A. number of friends were
present and after being most
entertained the guests
departed reluctance,
Mrs. fan, as usual, ideal
ten.
C OP.
President Ci C. Moore Going to a
Meeting Which Will Decide
On Official Price This
Year.
August
dent C. C. Moore, of th- North
Carolina division of the Southern
Cotton Association, will
leave Monday for Hot
Ark., the meeting of the
executive committee of
that body, which is to be held
there next Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, the oh, and 7th of
September. The prime object
the meeting is In hear the
f l he several sub- divisions and to
fix a minimum price at which the
t crop shall be markets i.
That wide is being man-
this meeting is evidenced
number letters which
President Moore is receiving daily
all sections of this and other
states. Every mil brings him a
dozen or more communications
from farmers, merchants and
men generally. The recent
decline in prices has the
A majority of those who
have written President Moore
advocate and cents as a
fair and price at which the
c op should be sold. One
man only suggested that cents
i be enough. great ma
favor the named
When President was
asked his views on the matter he
replied that the price decided
upon would altogether on
the report from cotton
b it relative to and
acreage the present crop.
government report last year placed
it t 82.9 per said Mr.
Moore. believe that the
this season is from to per
cent below that of last, hence the
report will approximately
per t. I a you on
that the minimum price
be more lo
While not expressing himself,
President M it-d hat he
would agree to anything less
than cents.
The Rainfall.
Observer C. V. furnishes
us of the
rainfall for this
For August For
the three summer mouths June.
July August inches.
The rainy days dining the
months were June July
August total of days on
which there was rain. The
rainfall on any one day was
inches.
With a total f 32.56
riches in the growing
mills is no there
arc poor crop i- iii this
BREAKS.
Barely Finish in a Day,
The Greenville market is
a large quantity of Big
are
rule every and it sells at
prise, Today the different
houses had front to
pounds each, miking the total
something around a quarter of a
million pounds, which is an
quantity fur one day. The
sales started l o'clock
though the the
Committee that not lees
than piles an hour must be
sold only, two BOOMS had
finished by cue dinner hour,
three to this
n on. Ii looks like ill sales
Will have i in- tiled.
y tobacco the it pas-
tor he ought to see at a glance to market the produce when
that it it to tilt interest to become I most advantage his rural
n part at I He cam ran y and elicit the i urn I
tie with it. carrier news, and is
I placing the farmer la lunch with
Miss Bum who has been papers before new
coin
la
her in .
tier every-
returned home. The la tor body one, nod lo
accompanied her home to visit her I keep up times
sister, Mrs. C. W. Exum. favorably individual,
in One Day,
banks here paid
ml tobacco told on
Greenville market, and the out-
look of the breaks today is that will exceed yesterday. Mr. B J.
of the
Co says there is
money enough here to pay for all
dial comes, so the farmers
bring
Not Enough Houses.
A man from another town told
us Thursday he like to
move his to if
he could rent a five or six room
house, Inquiry developed that
house could not be had. Mi-
ll. W, real estate
he has had several similar
applications recently but could nut
supply the for houses.
Because of a scarcity of houses
Greenville goes on
to add many good citizens
to In i population.
or
Allan c Lino Makes Order
lolling
, C Aug.
The Atlantic Line today
awarded in the Standard
I In t I , a contract
for five hundred standard
steel b oars, and five
hundred standard i-feet steel
framed Bat cars, deliveries to
luring January 1907, and continued
at the of fifty per day until the
order is filled.
A man w. what his
wife endures -h . . away
for a day and leave- ,, f
to his
town

i i-
mi
i . In
re
re horror,
. the
, . . ill
, . II
humble
trail ;
tun- I
fr i or envy a I
or of
power In ii i
fur ll
to .
stairs, were Hie l
ill lie e
the court, t Ii -iof . were I l
I. In such I
lute willow
nisei
to
governess hi r ; I n n. and
till
she lo her
Franc the title of
de M U i en u. with i
v Ii the I. favor bad
bur.
The bad
eve es n i with j
her taste to
bite I.- If to tho
court . of II
feelings both
of . of ii at lie I
followed I i the
corridors. u re and wealth hail
o I a hand.
door to
ii . to j I
What wild she
-I I .
creed, for it
,.;., her heart i
t. SI
the and. Hipp
door. she it have ;
t de i j
aid she.
ii.-
, around
i even seal
on i all
ml i
; a hone
i. I
Then lot Hip In The
voice was ii. in a id el
Obeying the o I, lit
found himself in n room
do larger and I
ed I to
own use. Vi l.
thing the .
until and clean. i if tin at
of a rel lied The stamp
ed leather Hi I-a o .
I. the am red I
of view, .
all an
sou
.;. the
of V U .
with a pert red I
It, and the v
tho re I ed ii i i
Of ii in; a .
like pi
i in . e empty fir
. red i
I i
three i
the
i eyes were
. and
hi that your
e ah
. I ,. ,, . ml. i herself down
ii. her in her
. i A tap
i lady back
.- ,, I ii ii, and her devoted
ton re I her summons to
Is in Hall Victories,
l she. here
In live
Very well. Stand outside and lei
me know when be comes. Sow,
e com when they were alone
once more mine to
I morn
I did.
And. I Mine, de
in was refused admittance to
-Mini
was.
waited for kins In the
. mil from him a prom-
lag i ,. hi see her
i a. I . . j -ii tell me that
. i to you a breach of
your duly II l aw I i
ii i a ii and f
then,
l . i . meet the mat-
. . y. i me a
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, ,
. Into the
. Is Bo
. t of I he i
an
mi he
, had hi back h III,
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n- t be
,. he
.
, , i of the
I via
before
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II,,, I r m.
. . i , bill
. upon
id a
touch a me ins
eyes, mil lie have passed his
Other arm mad her bad she not risen
hurriedly to embrace
Mid she, with face
mid
are i you are Fran- I
down, and l control
But I ow is It, that
you have such a bean
w hi I ii were so,
Hot rarely no man's baa
ever you And yet n h i
i wife did not love this
f iV h- I o
have and as lame as of
, . not of him, re
I was ill to honored
l i I, ; i
I not I
. i, i my duty toward
. nil ho never yet
by love,
me. sire. hep of
, i a- for my peace
.,. . .,.,, your ma
,,, ,.,. pain me m the
ii . yo-i n -i a
,. H of Hie
I, Iowa mill He
mils outstretched, n i
in. in die, v, i
I,. ,,, mill sh
-r.,. assured of h
even if I level y no
, ,, loved a man. yet Hi mid
rather from window cm
than i
by or sun a- to
yon
why,
Yon have much of your
life and of your u.
l. And now, yearn
on, and the day is
oven yon lie called upon to
an of your and if ;
n thoughts of your I
I yon spend the tin
left you. sire. In up the
In showing
lo j our
The sunk Into his
With a the
s i you are limn
la and
she .
quick tail in which he never failed,
I have wearied you when you have
to little room
your presence, is Indeed
and it were a Just punishment
if yon were to leave me in solitude to- .
morrow an I o off all
lay. And why have you rid-
den i day, re
Ii me no pleasure. I
There was a time when my bl
by bias of the horn and the
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claiming to be just as good as
SCHNAPPS, but here only one
SCHNAPPS. sure the letters
on the tag, and under the tag, spell
S-c-h-n-a-p-n-s. There are more pounds
of every year than
the total amount cf all similar kinds.
Internal revenue statistics show that
and cf the Rey-
brands won enough chewers in
owe fiscal year tn make a gain of
la quarter million pounds, or one-
third of the e increased consumption
in United States on chewing and
smoking tobacco.
is made and sold every-
where in cuts and and J plugs.
OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT.
M. Manager and Authorized Agent-
. . C.
Ayden, N. C. Aug. Si.
Ab in for Daily
take
that id receiving sub-
receipts for
in arrears. We have a lift
of all who receive their mail at
office. also take orders
for job
a boy, en-
the of J. B. at
Hotel , hi -ii.;, relieved
Mr. of a spot. Mr.
Pierce hit ten spot back
got . peeping
th. from the J. P.
can p. apple,
., bi I-. K.
J. W. went to Green-
Mis Nellie came
to visit her Mrs
O. I.
As I expect to be in Nev York
f about tarn we-ks my will
In- cloned till
8-pi. 3rd. J Taylor,
Mis. Wynne, of
i here b o her
brother, J. M.
G. if
home a pleasant visit to
You will Wheeler and
and Singer sewing machine.
I ices way down at J. H.
I next to Early Hotel.
Ayden, N. C
T. family left Tore
day Pair Bluff, N. C, h
will upend . with rel-
it. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., N. C.
H. A.
JOHN A RICK
Ricks.
rush tho hoofs, but it is
lo n
Yes; hawk no
sire, you must have amuse-
-What o -ls
. know
h ii i- When I s lad,
j wow driven from
with tin- at war ,
with u and Paris In revolt, with
even our lives In
nil life he . bright, new
so full Interest. Now
ii i Unit my voice i- the
in h Eu-
ii. nil is dull lacking in
GENERAL
co
out mine country near hew,
died in Monday night.
and Tuesday supply of hay, hulls,
and buried next , cotton seed meal, bran, ship stuff,
day by Odd Fellows of this place on Cannon Tyson
of which he was a member. Tin all right.
It is said be died rather J. f. Cooper went to Tarboro
and
slippers must go, the season
is well The prices now
will interest the most economic buy-
Cannon and Tyson.
J J. and wile, Mrs.
of Tampa, Fla.,
here a
relatives of Mrs.
-in-.- .
A hi I
Chicago New
n in that
links that are
k with heath-
en C tO a
patch New Y ilk H lid
e of mi
left ll
e -e t l he
I heal III
ha disc
it. ill
mill
d , vi
ma o lie. f e
is ,, be u el
ii hi tile health i
II were o
it o by reason of
nerves. The process, it is
stated, was to take eggs
beyond all of sale on
market, mix in great
He mass over
dry and sift and
. ship the in bakers all
over the dear
people along, buy halter's
they gel.
For bold, c m-
ii- to
On-,
Bun
heap .
Hi It fl
I i t
I,
in i in
i worn. I I i .
live
hi i
I el ii r
before
III. I .
you, i
y., . . . or a
Inn I the I yell
i I -i
for
I ii u i
w. ; i
I.
,. . I in Is.
mi
-in i m am-
Hi, ,. in be
I Ii Mill
Ami
mil e
.-. in I h seen
I B ill
i-
I I,.,,,. i mini that
at an i
others at U re
who Is your own director,
De tell the worst had
come upon lime ma-
It is tO
with a director, and rel i know not
how i my
path i if not for mine. Who In confessor,
Lbit. i I
a mull
I'll
lie II.
i-
i. v. ;. I
. the git J
. I
In
; . i
on it
. ; II.
.-
And
i;
, ,
. . I
m;
;., n i- I
S w, mid drive I II
tun would
I .
,. ii .; i- hen I u
Bethink yon i Al-
i ii r hearts
lo I otter if
was In. May you
not leave ii In h hill
.;. i- well hi., i s.- if
father In i-an nu
, , n a l, ml in I-
with eternal i will
not n one's king
. . h
. I U
I . ii . J
fear, . n . . . I w
. urn
You think I safe,
,. ; i have . mi I erred I;
You have J u old
i I You I
turned B
have your
-I would were living
n ire, would m
would Hint she were, sire.
she should know it was
to you that she owed the change, Ob,
you ire surely my guardian
angel, who has taken bodily form
now l thank you for what
have dona for Be leaned for-
ward her hand, but at
Dry goods and groceries
We will carry an up-to-date line i
Hats, hoes, dress goods, Notions, Sc
very floods,
Meat, Flour, Sugar, coffee, but all kinds of
canned goods, the finest brands
doctor in On Baying be had
When eyes need
Ayden, is the man to do
your . u you to lie
pleased.
of
Tin In in. who her
n I, Mi's. II. Inn, rt-
Miss i mil r. after
dais her
Mis. O. C. left yesterday
to visit of J. W. Bryan
carry
a lull hue meat, hull and can
buy before giving
me a Lilly Co
Miss Olivia ox, of
is here a visit lo her
Miss
Joseph mm j nu
a business Hip In Wilson.
I on hand a
line s at cash
rices burn bay, corn,
need hulls,
ship i. Lilly
K Hi., ks has
K during the
reek.
Kl mi- I. n. m . N C . ill
August
limn lout Miss
Hen Kicks, ex-
Di. L. Kicks,
ed i of at her
in
birthday. i i.
ii by Olive
guests M
ensued, lie
His i by Mr-
Ki. ks .
I i i in.-i i us lining pas ed a
j evening; us
i Was
welt- Ml
Baker, Jennings, mid Van
ii j m
lion. T. B. M.--n , of
been to a d Tenn., no has
l in in ii a lour of the is
hi
Miss
e In i. sic in
Free i An
For a nice present buy a
i Taylor's. is
occasion.
was
has taken is m Hie II . el
I.
What n-e is u to have nil pleasure be-
fore me when it turns to wormwood
when it is
True pleasure, sire, lies rather in the
Inward life, tho mind, tho
And, then, as we grow
older is it not natural our minus
should a We might
well reproach ourselves if it were not
for ii would show we bad not
learned the lesson
may and it is sad and
weary when amuses. Who Is
asked king.
is my
ii. mademoiselle
II, m .
Mid lady, door.
yea, sue; know how foolish It i
a woman's and i have.
brought n wiser one here j
charm you. U. was have
come, but I heat that has bad fall
j from his horse, ho his friend I
j his place. Shall admit
j you like, as you
king At
sign from n peaky
with u petulant and
long hair back over ins
boulders entered the room, lb- bowed
limes sen
ed himself nervously on the
the from which the lady bad
removed In r
ON
N. C.
When a man not walk a
as be turns the net
hi home, there is
wrong ma. .
NOW E TO CREDITORS.
I Mid f
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
in
Sarah
Come in and examine my
CORN PLANTERS, GUANO SOWERS, DISC
HARROWS, SMOOTHING HARROWS, ONE
AND TWO HORSE STEEL PLOWS, WIRE
FENCE FOR FARM OR GARDEN AND WASH-
MACHINES.
Yours to serve,
H.
The Hardware Man.
A. ii;
ow Mil y
Willie I .Marvin
On In .
b.
ti. a
Dan
ere t- b
ilks. In v
fas a sin II
N b
I i. I
own i.- it
bill u I
We In
lien I., aid
I in- on
iii i In
I i lit i i.
.; M
j be
ind lie will
I i. a
vie ed o . his re-
loin. will
Mr.
Mis V. O. Whale; left y
nil Out new I for Va are
business.
lac have none
fall
NEWSPAPER
The re-
called attention of the
a in in ii ii .- lo the existence of
places that existed contrary to
law, and now finds that it is ex
do police and
it adds indignantly refuse
the j unless we are given a
blue uniform, with brass but-
tons, and receive at least as
much pay as tho chief
The spectacle of paid
to Mini out and punish of
the law, around and do-
little beside draw
to of la v
is one that causes editors some-
times to try to them up
try to induce them to earn
their salaries, such instances
derelict official
the violator -do am
paid to ho is often of-
fended that an editor not as
blind as he is. It is not the bus-
of a newspaper to act as
policeman, but when paid
let crime go it is
their duty to urge them to get
and if they continue lo do
to Urge the people to
elect officials, will enforce
the laws ill et mi ilia with
Oath they have News
and Observer.
. . i i ,
U i . i.
. i ill s- i a II m. gives a e i e
men leave
e hi s
, n u; the w is
a a o n.
A. y I inn is
j e if s i it.
mill a
j . make a living.
is
Will and beg-
for help.
people are afraid of
mi, a sin they
. tiling
Ii funny ho mu-i more
em i it seems alter you've
been married a hide
must have
he didn't have any
ii i his wife.
. plunge a
ill so deep in I he
mill a
who nave followed I ea-
en el op a.-
much is
a Idle.
A woman thinks Hie c mid
sharpen a I pencil better every-
body would say she a d
business heal.
is not measured -r -11
days. M lived i
nine
a man
usually It emu., n i ,
eel he w f r U he
away.
Los
i lee. I , helm ell John
Kn s's ii in If, a wish-
ill. pearls a
I ii.
ii d l-i ill .
. N.
S hi
I have up i bur
boat, fill p
no ear murks. Owner same
by
Man lone
R. F No. N. c
If.
She Smothered Chicken Right.
A Charm i before
company and
t . her cook. you
Inly.
one for
Tue lady was her
a horrid odor begun I
. r, -She excused
and the
winch led In l The
cm., hail the old lien,
and all, int. the oven of
a hen I sets in lo
a C her
hi I
Ch Ob-e.
FREE
To sufferers of Kidney, Liver or
Bladder Other menu
say a bottle if
it cure Will refund
vi r We say take a
lull free bottle of
and if it benefits you. then
use SOL until
entitles you
ton bottle at
STORE
a limited number of bottles
given Don't miss this op
to teat
SOL.
i nab meats, will
h. Mrs. II. booths.
, of is v T. has returned fro
a trip to
last saw him I Richmond,
I I here is i
as lorn Ins old at over
s on Main sin j s. Heretofore our i-
lug a new been lame I in
its place. Q. lion. John
for other ex-oily commissioner in tie
locks and in r lo do so we are rare- for r the o ming
very cheap in p m, n, i,,, . II
OF
THE BANK OF AYDEN
N.
tin of business June 1906.
move
w mm move popular and
if n. have ii price . .
i, then, will be sure ti gel n this section
hem time to gel their m
value money. shun i mi good will i
Mis. . i-e. Of Will
the
who ii b. a Visiting
has i el ii i id to her home.
Mis. W. J. and
Sun AI ford has return l from
a visit mother
who has been ill For several days
The many friends Mr Alford
ho have been with , ,, to ,.,, mu
pother, In r Dan. has he left.
who are in a
ave can make it to bis interest r
see as we have bought n PHYSIC IAN AND SURGEON,
i load, expect to arrive Block, Bast -I
Tyson. Ayden, N. C.
Loans and I
Overdrafts
Furniture
Due from Hanks,
Cash ;
Coin,
Silver Coin,
Hank notes
10,052.57
11.13
Stock paid in,
. Ins fun I
profits I. M
I unpaid .
.,, Deposits subject lo check, 87.848.89
in.
I Cashier s 830.72
Total.
Total, .
OF NORTH
OF r, I
I, J. R. i of the above k, do swear
that the above m i- to the heel of my be-
lief. K. Cashier.
me,
Notary
B. SMITH,
DixoN,
B. CANNON.
Directors
REFUGEES.
from
ii he ii or a Ira
or u mli ii.-
I. A .that
mi a in.
.--.-. Ill
and Huge .
Hill 1.1.111
she . ii- u ii ; i i
I r 0.0 I .
I i i;
U .
over
. I
knew had ii u
hour la u the ll us . lea
. i all
is amiss there. Tin
ml In. a limp in i,
II . , biS tO l I
n wist v
full iii his corrections,
ii. y
is
i null ii. i-;dial ii Is
lie up In- n .
was his
iv. . . m lieu
e. I am to yon
fur you road, i-.
inns, now i nil
. I
have the pleasure of I.
of lie In
Ian nil n
his i
hint only as Mr-
of
The isn't, with Ins
arm, slipped mil. his
i.;. j that It Is I
I g
My eh.,, sire, Is half hour
The looked
dismayed for an instant
gall h. In
he, had remain here I
Mn, for it Is lo go,
any with u ii was
the clock's fault rather
trust Hull it was
n lady,
with n lank of demure her
eyes.
slate
no; ll was only that It WAS the
I had Intended to rebuke
of a person.
Hut perhaps ll better it la. My
absence will itself convoy my mos-
In n soil i I I trust I
never see Unit person's inure
my Hut. Is
The door had
Mine, de and
was standing
VII
win. was always full
of self and of
resource, with a frank
of greeting she advanced with out-
band,
is Indeed n said she.
Hut Mine, de very
so mi try .-he was evidently
making efforts t. herself
control avoid breaking
Into a furious outburst, she
her rival's outstretched hand
mill turned king, who had
looking at her with a darkening
face,
fear I .
ice. ll. is
crave pardon u is s.
Since this i I., en governess
of my
II of . Into her room
ii inn you
, I., ii. said
e .,
. II i tho I. lit
lie I inn.
mi coldly.
the ;. said king
i. my express order lo
yon that possible respect is to
he in . . . this
to this In v, ah a ware of
her in her
est; are of our
law i. Hut l re n
is lady, for some mo may
gel is it Is
join- bus picked out for
Kin- was in her pride her
her
t blue eyes j
I I i I
I n, i . I
b I its line- ; .,
I ll I
i .,
. n-re Is n lo lie nil, l
i. In . i n
t la i
i l of I
n , i , , i me. i
l it j nu I .
-I i Hi I
Hi it win i far ho ii h
. . I
., I I r . i pt use
j nu u mid i i . I
j our n n I. I., i
which
foil i ;
-i mid hue hill
mi may observe, is
nu liner slow . I line, I I
ire i .- aware of
I e re ll will let
that yon, l ant returning to
my chamber, and o'clock suit
me well
i i lie v. but I
found Interview pleasant
j. i w iii break
in This is
one
r I
ti your
f He-
it
s lie
.,
is cried the
to
ill. I i a of
you, sire, I hare loved you. t have
feared you- l j I
I your to
.. i in
I I shall
go. I false
mid yo . false
now
n . i , In
. i.
r.
; ;.
lie I I
ti nu little
v. i i.;, I Here, Ian-1
Hi n
If It. r- An I
his In at her.
the won nu u had d to
her voice m. i
articulate cry rage and rushed to
tin- door.
Mine who
had keenly the play of
his over ins expressive
took two slops forward and laid
her upon his arm.
Will go after
why.
forbid her the
beard her u u, I
sire, could you
. ii see pulled
open en.,.
Ill, lie v with
i o th lie watched him
stun i. n r . y, with
gesture . . n . Then
turned . . . her
mi .- ,. her head
in . I . for her. elf and
for
i . em-
ployed III -hi i. In
friend from over water nil the won-
of are
De the
r, . Major de as the
had come round for his nun
of guard, lie hardly stationed
himself in corridor he was
to .-. king, es-
or walking swiftly
down passage. Ills delicate face
was disfigured with auger, his
I month was set grimly, like that of a
mm. who had taken a res-
of he short-
wish your
nm your command,
there a
la la at
the
well. will place him In
will yourself so to the
of M. de VI no. If he Is
not there yon go seek
he Is, y d Bud him
within the
give Ii ills order from
me. At ii a i; is t . he in his car
at east gale of I palace.
His sister, Mine, de will
III in . mil he charted by
me Ive her to c
. Will tell h . ho is an
me i he
Iv raised
III I upon Ins
Mission.
Tie on the
I n tin
Into n in nut nil one
of g I. furnished
to n marvel with ., -i
ebony silver nil a deep red
carpet of Aleppo, as
moss a fore i
Without knocking, he opened the
door farther and on into the
lady's
ii was ;. largo lofty room, very
different front f which be had
Ir P .
I . h.
. , i i. from
lo lion Up
the delicate p
aim mat it subdued
dainty light. At th I u side,
prune mi Ottoman, her fans
burled hi cushion, her beautiful
e arms thrown over it. the rich
In r Iron ii ll ills-
order in the i f
Ivory neck, lay. like
he . ilia
card.
ON

The EASTERN REFLECTOR
AND
tit
GRADED SCHOOL
In the post M Greenville. K. P. M cl. matter,
rt.- made known upon application.
desired port in Pitt and adjoining
i to
GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA SEPT. 1900
RURAL MAIL ROUTES.
There i no l
mull that
Impresses the mail
officials
the people give their respective
routes, and this largely deter-
mines whether a route shall be
discontinued or reduced to less
frequent trips. When the
themselves fail to show in-
in the service the
ion naturally follows that they
do not appreciate it If an in-
-roes over a route and
finds that not over twenty five or
fifty per cent of the people living
directly on the route have mail
boxes, he at once forms the
that they have very
little interest in keeping the
route in operation.
It is not the policy of the gov-
to abolish or curtail any
route if the people show by their
patronage that appreciate
it. Not long ago there was talk
of red Doing some routes at
son to three times a week, and
now we tee it stated that two
r- at Elizabeth City are to
be reduced unless the patronage
is increased, sixty days having
been given for the people to
show interest in the mat-
call attention to this
t people of county may
look alter their The
free delivery service is too
great a convenience to be cur-
tailed or discontinued, but on
the it should be
ed until every rural section is
served. The people can
their interest by getting every
living on a route to put up
Next Session Begins October
Editor
Through the columns of your
valuable paper I desire to trans-
nit to the people of Greenville
me information the
next session th- graded
By order of M
the school will on
O t. let, the on
. ii. wilt
fr a period month,
t it at the lime, but; u-u I.
. to expectations and
there are several changes
in i faculty. Our teachers fr
t coming year will be as
grade.
Second grade, Misses Taylor
Third Miss Florence
Sweet.
W e r
Friday was the twentieth
of Charleston earth-
quake.
If Noah Webster could appear
just now the new fangled spell-
lad would make him smile.
Such heavy tobacco sales as
are in progress now ought to
make trade better and collections
pick up. And don't.
grade, Miss K n ii.
Wade.
Fifth grade, Miss Lillie
ninth and tenth
grade, Misses Neff, Cox
Kinney.
One man says he never could, owing to the fact that Prof.
keep up with United States Dove combined the seventh and
spelling any way, and thinks the
reform will help him out.
school book agony for
this state is over, at least so far
as the are concerned
The part is yet to
come.
The papers have not told how
the great Bryan demonstration
in New York jarred President
Roosevelt. We expect ho show-
ed his teeth.
One thing about the new spell-
it will help a fellow out on
words he did not know how to
spell. Anything they sound
like will do now.
eight grades last fall,
be eighth during
session.
Miss Florence Sweet, the lady
who will Miss Rhodes, is
from Ripley, Tenn. She the
of one of the
I glads in West
ard lam sure we were
fortunate getting her. She is a
thoroughly competent teacher and
is interested in t s- work.
division will c one in in.- f
first in and so
alternately. This
will give ii t r in the
very ind will also
be bettor Aral grade
It is all
long dally
-e-ions fir-t are
I hope the parents will the
along. We p
three c day,
nut in a eight Mis
can I
i they reach
the --1 grade they win be.,
vent will mi
them and can lie ml vine
rapidly.
In every school with which I
have ever been connects, I have
found a class of pupils who simply
cannot manage Latin.
dents all over the country have had
and are having the same trouble
are not hesitating to permit
pupils to drop this study and take
some other subject instead Next
year all pupils in the Greenville
school must lake Latin in the eighth
grade, at the end of the year the
teacher and the superintendent will
make out a of those who have
trouble with the subject, and who
may drop it if they so desire-
Next month a list will be made of
those in the present ninth and
tenth grades who may drop Latin
and take physics instead. The
work in physics be
theoretical, as we have no
but much good work can be
done in it, nevertheless.
I nope the pupils in school
A. H. TAFT. w. H. RICKS.
I FIT ISM
Furniture Problem,
We can solve it for you.
Leadership
to Miss Rogers
grade is Mies Elizabeth I enjoyed and are enjoying the
H. Wade, of Miss vacation, and school re
Wade is a graduate of State
Virginia, She
has been instructor at the sum-
mer school of the South, and aim
at the summer at
of Virginia. She is a
specialist in primary methods, and
I will make us a very Strong teacher,
, I sore. Her testimonials are
strong a nigh order.
. . Sett
opens they will be ready to do
some good in their respective
grades.
Very truly
H B. Smith,
COTTON CROP
Competition Is Brisk and
Claims are many and loud.
WHO WHY
What shall decide It. There is but one
test. That sale Is best and most important
that offers you
The Lowest Prices on the Furniture You Want
Come convinced. Yours to please.
A. H. TAFT COMPANY,
Pictures Framed
Mr. Bryan made a
at reception given
him in New York Thursday from but
night. One of the measures the past few years she has
advocated is government and
state owner hip of railroads.
The Bryan reception was pull-
lived in Tennessee. She was
in the city schools of
graduated from Giant
University, and has attended
session of the summer of the
off in New York, Thursday , five
night, and was a big affair
North Carolina was well
and look her part in
ago. Miss N. has held
some responsible positions in
the teaching profession and
coming the next president back by her she has
a mail box, and then take more his trip the world.
I where she bas
Birdie of
sewers on the vine, a graduate State
newspapers and more
letters. It helps every home to
have plenty of newspaper
in it. Take i dally paper if you
can others as
Let your list reading
matter include county pa-
your church paper, a good
farm paper, a or two
and such others as your moans
will permit. these sag
and you need have no
fears of losing you mail route.
streets is that much work wasted I Normal College at
They will rot by Christmas, j has taught three or f year
When the town has work done While
principal of the schools
j taught Latin
to observe work closely
and I know that she is an
the should
be in charge who knows what to
do
The Court has
ed more lawyers, that many
passing out of a class of
The place Where spelling re-
form would really amount to
Something is in Russia. The
names over there are enough to
kill folks.
The failure of a Philadelphia
bank for 17,000.000 was enough
to shock financial circles. Per
haps it is lucky for the
dent of the bank that he died a
few days previous to the crash.
They key a speech de-
livered by Judge Alton It Par-
at St. Paul., was that we
should have fewer and better
law-. He spoke strongly of the
efforts of mediocre members of
State legislature to make for
themselves by en-
to get laws enacted
that have nothing in them. He
said quality of the laws, and
A Louisiana woman belonging
tithe sect of
saturated clothing with
oil and sot herself on tire that
she might ascend to heaven. If
she a in her
she will be acclimated
when to the other
place.
tine teacher.
During the I have re-
of applications
for vacancies the Greenville
school. I have steadfastly re-
fused to but one class of
people, viz., those who have had
the best advantages,
and who a
of good testimonials that
they have, been successful and sat-
teachers elsewhere,
people of high character whose
not their number, hearts are in the work they are
Judge Parker right.
trying to do. From ibis I
have selected those whom I
the best. I hope no errors
have been made
A Wilson special The
and Sound Rail
road has made physical Conner-1 All but teachers are
here with the Atlantic Coast full graduates of ., o bed colleges
Lino The laying of the track
toward Raleigh will begin at
me South. These three have
bad special training at Chicago
once. The grading has been , the University of
completed for about eight To get a
In this direction. Several teaching force would be lather
hands are at work on the difficult, seems to me.
road east and west of
of Wilson. The entire road is to
be completed from Raleigh to
Washington by next June.
A Rowan boy shot one of
his arms off while playing with a
gun.
If enrollment the
grade is very large this year,
which is more thin probable, the
grade will he divided into two
divisions. One division will come
to school in the forenoon and the
other in the afternoon. At the
end of the month second
Exec-live Rains Rotting Bolls Fifty;
Per Cent Off.
The excessive has badly
damaged the cotton crop through-
out the cotton belt in this State.
The reporter of this paper talked
yesterday with persons from differ-
sections of the Slate, and
ail report large weed that
sent a very line but
the say the is short and
I hat the boils are Farm-
have sample bolls
here, showing that the is
very destructive to the
staple just at this time, rotting
bolls I hat are left Much of
fruit has fallen off the stalks
before maiming.
were received yesterday
direct from
Apex and Burlington, to the effect
that the crop is bound to be short
one half. Mr. W. H. Powell, of
Fayetteville, a dealer
a large said yesterday
that be has acres of
which, with good average
seasons, be would gather fifty
tales, but be it will
not yield more than twenty-five,
as a result of the excessive rain.
He says, moreover, that the
crop in Cumberland county will
be equally short, one prominent
farmer declaring that his crop is
short
News A Observer.
FALL GOODS.
The price on all Dry Goods and
Notions will be marked down low.
Favorite Umbrella Gone.
As showers have held up
n and the shines,
feebly, will who
borrowed, or
wise, one very favorite umbrella
from my office without leave or
license, please return the same
before the next rainy sets
in. I have had it years
hate carried it miles, and
prize it very much. No
for use. Isaac A. Sugg.
3.00
Shoes at
2.50 J
Shoes at
He figured
n at
He
figured
Lawn at
cent
Percale at
A. F. C.
hams at
E. Q. Ferrell, a member the
grand at Durham court; was
before Judge Fred
Moore to show cause why be should
not be attached for contempt, be
been intoxicated while
Nerving on grand Fer-
is said to be a prominent far-
mer and church member. He was
hued
We are now selling our
ladies oxfords, figured lawns,
laces and embroideries at
cost.
Jas F Davenport
Save the Worry
The hot weather brings you
enough discomfort without adding to it by worrying over what, to
buy for breakfast, dinner or lOpper. With such a stock of
Groceries. Canned Goods, Package
Goods, Pickles, Butter Cheese, Coffee,
Tea, Cakes. Candies, Fruits, as I carry, the selecting and buy-
to
are easy and the all saved It will take no argument
you of if you visit my store and see what I carry.
You can me one door North of
J. B
Neat Job Printing
Our specialty.
Reflector Job Printing
WINTERVILLE
This department is in charge of F. C. NYE, who is authorized to rep-
resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory
As surely as an acorn will grow
into an oak when it has the proper
so surely will email
savings made and de-
posited in a savings bank grow to
an independent fortune. The
Bank of Winterville has a savings
department that pay interest on
time deposits. Start a savings
account now. Then add to it as
you are able.
B. F. ft Ci.
moved into new concrete store.
They are opening a nice line of
goods and will appreciate a call
from all their old customers and
friends.
takes the place of
We sell it.
B. T. Cox, Bro.
NEW TEXT BOOKS.
Nice Hue of fresh
ways on hand Barber
Co.
Miss Mary ha T-e hook commission has
been visiting Miss Cox, selected hooks for use
left for her home Washington in the of the for
live
dings always en hand Winner's History of
at Barber Co's. ; States. White American
Miss Kate Chapman Wed- Company; Higher
with Mrs. J. B. Tucker. History of the United States
A. large lot of trunks, suitcases, University company.
and telescopes of all and Readers-Graded Classics, first
grades has just arrived at the and B F. on
the large store i. w. and . ,, .-,
Co. Those wishing to visit company; Classics Old and New
the summer will good third, fourth and fifth, University
traveling trunk. See them for j Publishing Company.
Arithmetic series;
advanced, B.
A slight of hand it fiends at Gold Point.
bargains.
Misses Hattie and Kite
Chapman left this morning to vi--
was be e Friday showing
of his tricks. Some of them were
right good. He amused much
as to how they are done.
Nicest line of dress shirts ever
shown in Winterville at
Co.
How remarkable We have
actually bud one day without any
rain. None at all so far as
we know, Friday after sun rise,
though quite a rain before day.
We still have a few cop- Friday evening,
of Teachers Bibles, we are off-1 yards nice summer
trade very low i voiles, lusters,
prices.
B. T. Cox, Bro.
Prof. F. C. Nye returned from
Greene county Thursday evening
Go to the drug Store of B. T.
Cox Bro for T. W. Wood
Son's high grade turnip
seed.
Mrs. W. H. Hon-c has vis-
her sister, Mrs. G. K. Jack-
son, in the country thin week.
at Harrington, Co.,
Iron
great remedy. A con-
Mineral Water. Stops
blood from cuts. Cure
Kidney trouble, Liver com-
; plaint, Female cats
sores etc. For sale at the drug
B. T. Cox, and Bro.
AW. Ange returned from
lawns
Harrington, Barber Co.
Elder T. N. Manning returned
from a visit, to eve
Nice corned herrings at Barring
ton, Barber Co.
Fancy and white waitings, all
; washable, at cost.
on, Barber ft Co.
I Nice mullets at
STRONG
Again
it what Mrs. Lucy
said after taking
Dyspepsia
Cure.
of other weak
women are
being re-
stored to perfect
health by this rem-
YOU may be
well if you will take
it
cause
nearly all the sick-
nets that women
hare. It deprives the system of nourish-
and the delicate organs peculiar to
women suffer weaken, and become
diseased.
Dyspepsia Cure
enables the stomach and digestive organs
to and assimilate all of the whole-
tome food that may be eaten. It nourishes
the body, and rebuilds the weak organs,
restoring health and strength.
relieves
C. Heath v Co; Our Language I tour risings, belching, heartburn and all
-i
F. Johnson Publishing Company.
Language and
A car load of lime just received in English, book No. D
No need or not good ton, Barber ft Co.
pants when Barber A full line of summer silks all
Co., have just received anew lot,, at cost. Harrington Barber Co.
that they will sell cheap. Have you seen those
M. T. Spier, of was shop. They re
here Thursday. I there, and nice too. You
will wren yon that
load of of tobacco. Call see
B. G. Taylor and
went to Kin, ton and returned i Do
. I is Then get one with
. made A. G.
Straws tell which way the wind
blows, just notice the stream of
customers going in and out from
Harrington, ft Co's.
L. Little is visiting
in town.
All of paint, and yellow
at Barber
Hi. II. G. Taylor left Friday
book Smith, B F. Pub-
Company; Mod-
English Grammar with Com-
position. Newsom Co.
tery, n Complete.
Publishing Company.
Fount a-d Griffin, Alfred Will-
i nus Co,
i-
three book series, J. B
Drawing Webb and
Practical Drawing, Webb ft Ware.
Natural System
of Vertical, D. C. Heath Co.
The Old North State copies,
Medial, North State Publishing
Writing
Book, slant, B. F Johnson Pub-
Company.
culture, Hill Stevens,
Gum Co.
school, High
Academic, American Book Co.
stomach disorders.
Digests What You Eat
Dollar bottle hold
the
Prepared at tbs
E C
ft Co., Chicago,
Frank Wilson. The King Cloth-
is now northern mark-
Fall and Winter
Fashions in Clothing, Shoes and
Furnishings for Men and Boys.
J. J. TURNAGE,
The Five Points Grocer.
For fruit jars and rubbers go
to Barber Co.
Cox Co. Plenty of inn
already band,
The Pitt school desk
seems to have a They
are neat and comfortable and sup
ply a long want. Send your
order to the A. G. Cox Mfg. Co.
For Cash.
K i v i We are now offering our entire
friends. men's Summer Pants at
A. W. Ange and Co. are clean- We room for
out summer goods cheap.
BLOCKED SALE ONE DAY.
1.50 cents
1.25 cents
2.00 ,. 1.60 eta
2.25 1.75 eta
3.00 ,. 2.19
All qualities of calico at -lets.
Good Umbrellas at this
rainy weather. Have you seen I
this
Pants for
S for
Pint- for f 1.75.
Pauls for
11.50 for
Harrington, Barber Co.
yards Laces and Hamburgs
Ange's new line of Furniture cost- Come early and get the
not, don't delay, come
you wait you may be late.
Contractors of wood and brick
buildings. See us for lowest
prices. Prompt attention given.
J. R.
Nobles,
J. E. Buck.
We will admit that advertising
H Barber Co.
Wednesday afternoon lightning
truck Rudolph
Completely demolishing stove
flue and damaging the others, also
tearing up ceiling around the
the base of the flue. From there
the went to one of the porch
repays its cost to any
business. But after all the things I posts, that. Mrs. Croom
itself and its quality for less money
than it can be had elsewhere, and hart a
the best scheme we have found
yet. However it is being demon-
to us by mail orders we
are constantly receiving from
of a distance, who have seen
our stock and made about
prices.
East Carolina Supply Co.
For hay, corn and oats go to
Harrington, Barber Co.
Mrs. B. T. to Ayden
Thursday and returned Friday ac-
by her daughter,
who has visiting there
some days.
Mrs. M. G. Bryan went to Rob
Friday evening.
But Market Cleared Up in Good
In spite of the rapid work done
by the warehouses and
buyers Friday, there was a blocked
sale and had to hold
over to M this morning,
day. cash out by the
banks the one was
over
Some parties working in the in
the interest of other markets have
the report that the
market la so overrun that
cannot be handled
here. This is a mistake. Not-
withstanding the immense
of the past week the ware-
and buyers are cleaned up
and are as shape for
week as ever. All
tobacco that will be
handled and the banks
plenty of money to pay for
In audition to Full line Heavy
. Groceries we carry a
.,. f such as Horse
, Back Trace
. An. Also
nice hue
Drain consisting
if
ii.
Chill T. Liver
Quinine, Soothing
. Bone Liniment
anything in the
Call o
above
J. J.
Phone Five Points
S.
First Bale.
The bale of cotton of this
crop brought in today
by Thomas Little, a tenant
on the of Mrs. Brown,
and sold to Co., and
snipped to A. M. Son,
Norfolk.
Thomas is the man who
brought the new bale a
year ago, but this is several
later.
-sh
.-. paid to
Fur, Bead,
aw. Bed
v Carriage,
nits, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P
and
Key West Che
Henry George Clear,
. Cherries, Peaches, Apples,
Milk
Food. Oil.
Weal hulls, Gar
Oranges,
Dried Apples.
ad Chin Ware, Tin and
, Macs
He
I n
Pulley Bowen
-THE HOME OF WOMAN'S FASHIONS.
Our Mr. W. A. Bowen
is in Northern Markets
Purchasing Fall Stock
Watch For Our New
Goods.
and
duality an.
M.
narrow escape from the falling
bricks. The baby was in the
cradle near by. Neither of them
were hurt.
Prof's. and Nye have
about completed their
canvass through several counties
in interest of Winterville High
School. They report that a far
greater number of students have
engaged rooms in the
than ever before. The lady teach-
Misses Elbe Barker interned
late teacher, Elizabeth A man is very apt to think
primary and Bessie Sams marriages are in heaven
music teacher, at rived
Several pupils also
It's easy to get by
going to law-if you a lawyer.
It's safer to guess than it is to
it is equally
it sometimes happens that
a man his price the law
steps in and compels him to
hand it back.
until ho has been married about
six months.
Proclamation by the Governor
Worth
Department
Whereas Official information has
been received at this t that
Harrington Jr. the
of with
assault upon J. and
whereas, appears that the said W.
H. Harrington Jr has Bed th-3 State
or so conceals himself that the
nary process of law cannot be served
upon him.
Now, therefore, I, R. R. Glenn, Gov
of Stats of North Carolina,
of authority in me vested by
do issue this my proclamation,
a reward of One
for the apprehension and
of the said w. H. Harrington Jr.
to Sheriff of County at the
Court house in Greenville N. and
enjoin all of the State and
all good assist in bringing
to justice.
Done at cur City of Raleigh the 16th
day of July, in the year of our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and six
and one hundred thirty-
year of our American
R. B.
Hy the Governor.
A. ARLINGTON.
Private Secretary.
PULLEY St BOWEN
Tobacco Pack
ton Gins
ins urea.
Reasonable Rates.
Apply to H. A. WHITE,
INSURANCE, GREENVILLE,
It is sure to pay you

i i
BIG STORE
Is receiving Fall Goods Daily. Stronger Line of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Furniture and House Furnishings
than ever before. See our line before buying.
.
if
f. CO.
Norfolk. Va.
A HUMOROUS PATIENT.
Surgery has much to pain from
on,
Jones, a Burgeon, in the
Medical Press. He this
process in where patient can-
not or will not take other
The resulting insensibility to
pain lasts more than an hour, but
the patient often develop abnormal
loquacity.
Mr. Jones tells of an operation in
lie the spine. It
was that of a big man, who soon
r.- he had taken two or three
I of chloroform jumped off the
I table scampered away.
This happened twice, and Mr. Jones
tried injecting
I into the spinal fluid.
means a troublesome operation
of I in the leg n a-
i safely nut. The man. an old
meantime regaled the doc-
torn with stories of hi- art, only once
i interrupting, when the Burgeon was
I chiseling bone, to ask, is
i that Mail.
Fall of the Bicycle.
In one of the principal streets,
where the tide of commerce flows
strong, the sign
stand- out from the wall of a build-
where bicycles were much stored
eight ago. said a man
in charge, was a time when
we kept the wheels of business men
and clerks during the day. and it
was a paying thing too. Our reg-
customers paid us by the
month, and there were over of
them. Then every day we took
care of the wheels of from twenty
fifty transients, many do
we have now none.
The men who rode up to
and from their offices ride
wheels downtown and, far as that
goes, rarely ride all. It's all off;
nothing Rec-
Training to
Coley Carnegie, youngest son of
the late Thomas Carnegie and
nephew of Andrew Carnegie,
pone into heavy training for the
Ski Uncle Andrew
desires a male heir to take op the
line and head the of Carnegie
on the other tide of the big pond.
The in laird of some
years ago sit id, after the chronicle
of an escapade of one of his kin,
i not a male of the name
of Came. lit for fish Two
years ago Andrew decided,
however, there was rood timber in
his nephew, Coley will straight-
en up, Andrew Carnegie announced,
will take him to Scotland add
make a re, laird l the
The who gm-th
his lady
Hi his purse
love and after
in
dry ice i r
delight that
there is u law i
hours
ins purse
i h of sun-
with
. Scotland,
early
. for
To Baltimore and Return, Ac-
count dome Coming and
Jubilee Week
via
Atlantic line.
en sale In r 8th,
9th aid 10th, I, limit
Km o i information call
on A. or com-
with
T. C.
R nerd
W. J.
Passenger Truffle
W ii, X.
SOUTHERN CO
Steamboat Service.
L. leaves
Washington daily
at t a. m. for Greenville; leaves
Greenville dally
at in. A
Connecting at with
Norfolk for
Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York, and all other
North. a Norfolk
with all points; West.
Shippers should order their
freight via care Norfolk
A R. It.
tailing to change
without
J. J. Agent, Green-
N.
H. C. General T. and
t. Agent, Norfolk. Va.
M. K. KING, v. p ,. m.
Tail Ii Worth
Suppose Stop and See
Isn't it
N. Mai eh 1903.
Mrs Joe take
in stating that your Remedy
has entirely cured our little girl of
a very bad case which
a Kraut part of her
She hail eczema from
the nine -he was three old,
she six years old. She
is now well I feel
that I . highly of
t She a symptom of
it Respectfully,
J. W. COBB.
violation of i a of per-
I son- were v fined.
The i . that
any per . or use i
. house, i of ii b
or other in an
re i
. open j the hoar lie-
tween in the morning and
In In on
the TORPID LIVER,
the digestive i r mi ,
re dilute l he bowels, and
,. lied
MEDICINE,
malarial districts their virtue
widely recognized, m r
peculiar properties In
i system from poison
illy coated.
Ki Substitute.
To Publishers
and Printers
new
process, on patents
pending, whereby we
i-iii Col
limn in H- ad
it. ii , make
as now
y unsightly
knob- or the hot
PRICES
tn Mead
Rules refill a MO
L. S and
Head Ruled in
and over per
A ;,, of
will
I III
Iv Co
o and
Mater
N. Ninth Start. p
Buyers m I n
Cotton handlers of i. .,,,
Ties and Bans. ons. Prim; n.
and shipments
solicited
W. R
AND KILN-DRIED
LUMBER
bATHS, SHINGLES
AND BRICK.
Greenville C.
Hurry skinner Jr
w.
SKINNER WHEDBEE.
LAWYERS
, all tin- lOriS,
N.
I Not Quite if
fa How often n
X i
SB nail or Heron or
Have a
j tool
I Our
is yo could deal e, and
w win see that j.
box ii i i lack sin
art
curse
You get Harness,
Horse Goods,
of
ID. W.
mill in
Groceries
And Provisions
i Cotton buying and
Ties always on hand
kept ton-
list Country
Produce Ho and Sold
D. W.
Q R
North Carol in a.
We beg leave to announce th-it we are
Wholesale and Retail
for
White Lead, Paints,
Colors, and and
country Ready Paints.
There is no line in the world better than
the Harrison line. It ii it a
reputation for honorable wares and honorable
dealings.
If you use the Harrison Paints you need
never worry quality.
We trust that you favor us with your
orders whenever you want good paint for any
Have just a car load and
can give you Special Prices.
THE REFUGEES-
PAGE -l
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blue i-ye b
i.
I'M I
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pretty
her
line
the i .
a, and then, . h-
to her feet
i, . r her
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cried, a
r f joy her tear
. you
. I . I have
, i II lira y
pet an .; the lug air m
an
; the king st
be
will
n the gate o'clock,
and It is i. command that you wait
there until you receive my further
she back if he had
truck her. cried.
must leave the
court Aye, thin In-
All, sin-, yon ask
what is
-I do not ask, madame;
yen have learned to
baa become In-
lie united king of
lured i i
en today. ti n
. VI Ice.
At VI ,.
Her
i .
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leave me, you have h
will ma
e I
.
. .
I- lie . i
fa . ad drew bun
h will not
ire It la so
n hi
aid he.
carriage, dear sire, at the
east
have very with you.
You win forgive ma. Have
you I may
tho
ire here, upon the side
I have also a note which, if I
may leave you for an instant, I will
write In the
swept out with triumph In he
yea. It had been n terrible fight, bat
all the greater the credit f her
She look a little pink slip of
from an desk and
air a few upon It. They were-.
Una, have
g . he will in
far hour in the room i
Mine, . ; I'll
dressed t. i- mid tile her the I
by i;., .-; a page.
Baker Hart
N. C,
BETHEL BANKING AND TRUST CO.
AT BETHEL, N. O.
At tho close of June
RESOURCES. LIABILITIES.
T . ,. a, stock
Loans and m
Undivided profits 1,174.30
j 6.000,00
; I of
ill
w j Deposits subj. to check
checks out-
and other U. Si
Overdrafts
Furniture Fixtures
Due from Banks and
Bankers
Cash items
Gold coin.
Silver coin National hank
Total
Toto
Ninth Carolina, County of
I. H. H Cashier of the above named solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the host of my
edge and belief. if. Taylor Cashier
Subscribed
i . ROUT.
ore me, tins 22nd day of April .
Sim M. O. BLOUNT.
Public
Directors
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Tilt BANK Of FARMVILLE, N. C.
CLOSE OF
Loans Discounts
1.680.60
Due from Ranks
Cash Items
Gold coin 498.00
Silver coin 1,179.11
Nat. notes 1,488
and sworn to be-
fore me, this day of June
1906.
J. V. JOHNSTON,
Notary Public.
MM
169,919.91
pd in
h-1 profits 1.986.04
to check
168,919.91
State of North Carolina, u
County of Pitt f
I, J. R. Davis, Cashier t f bank, do solemn
swear that the above is true to the best of
knowledge and belief. J. R. DAVIS,
TURNAGE,
T. L. TURNAGE,
R. L. DAVIS.
Director;
THE CONDITION OF
It is sure to pay you
from i. ii
. know . I
tO V I S.
i up
mil I you I to ii ill
you. ; the of nil u y
x ;. t ii y I
for I'll. sake
nature i
man. Ilia
is also
of I
face
In Us as lie
at her, but lie bis bead.
voice was ea Arm us ever us be
answered.
is useless, said lie. i
have matter over for n
long time, madness today baa
only bun led what must in any case
have taken place. You must have
will leave the palace, Say only
that yon fur me. Oh, lire, cannot
bear your Ii me down.
I urn It is not
ii is to which you sen-
me. oar long of
love, sin-, st say Hint you forgive me.
Oh. will ii -iv your up
for mine lie Oh,
am I i
hi. cried the
dashing I la eyes.
sec the II but you
shall also the the king,
As to your Insults r i forgive them
lively. If till I ;
in your a time
come ii is necessary to
our past ii. and for
which is i
you me. are not
yet la me your j mid you
ii old ; y m. In
a from it may be
time for full i to
The winced, say he
cried angrily.
sire, it slipped from in
Think more of it. Nobody
lays so.
are biding something from me.
is ii v, ho i. ; i
sire, it hill foolish court
gossip, of your
To me, sir . you an as as;
gracious as when yon won
heart of Mile.
The smiled .- ho looked at tho
beautiful woman before him.
very he, can Bay
that there has been such great
changes in -i
But ill I Is that we should
part.
have but to name the place,
r or my i
of Ml I In the Paul o
h i u-r the
hen has
i I t It
king
I- .
i . i, than of j
And in
e i -e his
of
I .
l to
I ,
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anteroom was
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i a i
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y morning
i-
I. . lie
II i
tare.
sire. II
I. I
to. VI
. Ill I
II
I I
p r I
tad then
. I,
cheek, i i
v .
white i i
eyes
Ii i
In, hi a
the i . i
great . i. up
half
half i her whole In a
glance, I move Or ii she
Who I their lips had
met long and then In another,
and plans and resolutions were stream-
n way front Louis like autumn
as In the west wind.
I ma not to You would
have the heart to semi me away,
would
no; you must annoy me,
had r die limn can in an
of grit Oh, .-,.
men and had soma
suit to lie her rival's
were as
had be king first turned
a gracious tier, faces which
long hi from the court
to reappear in the corridors and
gardens unchecked and
while the black cassock of die Jesuit
and the purple of the bishop
were less frequent colors In the
circle.
the church never
alarmed relapse. lie
grave eyes priest or of prelate fol-
lowed Louis In his escapade us
huntsmen watch a
which gambols in die i
under Impression that It Is master-
less when every gap and is net-
and if Is in as much In their
bands as ii were bound
ire waited, therefore.
they planned how the
lie dealt
bis return.
To this end It was that his confessor,
IV la no l the groat
of one morning
Mine, de in her chain-
In.-. With a beside her. she
ii to teach to the
i Hie
de Toulouse, who In I
t on b of their i
;. III, . run to in.- and
l , to hair
my ill ; or
Mine, de ; I missed her
two pupil Hie
in lies with II n
and re-pert which was due to
who w only i -i friend-.
but i real II of Tin elm h.
n days l I cast i pallor
over her face which ; i ii sod and
re Sued . Ian he v u o
her i o i if tweet
see. my dear that you
said II .
her n kindly a id yet
eye.
Indeed, your -race. All last
In prayer that this trial
may pass away from us.
yet ye i have n for fear.
madame- none. I you. others
may think lull i h i
C ii ed. bi ; who know king's
hen. otherwise few days
nay pass, a few we .- most,
once more will he em i
for I . . eye in
Prance will
The lady's brow l-Ii and
glanced h bis
speech were in her taste, i
trust ill ii ., i i i. i, lend me ,
-1 ,,. If ran rend I
my own ii in;. is no
of in the grief v I h n
heart. II i- n t i grieve
for the lie soul
which so hi, i n la
dragged so In
all tin t, my i I
ambitious, Would you not love to
turn the king d goo
; my life f r
there is ambition. Ah,
I not read your noble Would
you not love to see the church reign
pure and over realm, to
see the housed, Hie needy helped,
the wicked from their ways and
the king aver the leader in all that if
noble and
Her cheeks had flushed, her
shone as she looked the way face
of the Jesuit and saw n picture
i ii OS
Some People Expect New Shoes To
HURT
And they are seldom
ed buy that kind. lie fact
u shoe lion is known ti
them hi cause never
felt the luxury putting on a
rightly made shoe.
The Hanan Shoe
more real o when
new than tin km I , f sir es offer
after t of h starts
a sin;, . and
ids j i-i -N and stylish.
There are not s. many such
people there used to be. We
know this because we sell so
many more Hanan Shoos than we used.
Maybe you would like to prove these
C. L. Wilkinson Co.
Economy.
The foundation of success In a
way is ECONOMY. There is
nothing which helps you to save like
keeping your in a bank. Do
not wait until you have a big deposit.
We accept small ons as We
interest Time Deposits. If
you not carry a account, com
in or write us.
THE BANKING TRUST CO.
I-. 1.1.1 I. . , I ,. I I.
BANK of GREENVILLE
Greenville, N. C.
CAPITAL
SURPLUS 25.000.00
UNDIVIDED PROFITS S 18.800.00
ASSETS OVER
. A
We pa inter st oil Tims
or o deposited for a
s percent.
Accounts of merchants, far-
and individuals solicited
R. L. Davis.
L. Little. Cashier. J
Knowing
IS HALF OF IT.
. .- c -f i i .-
ill. It iw to . a you are going to pay la where
n eon i-
J-v. will that this is to
in i mi
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Hay. Corn, Oats Bran, Ship Stuff, Lime and Groceries.
When yon wan hint this line it will In in your interest to
pi-
I. In I, Prices Cash.
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Our specialty.
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THE EDITOR SONG
Bow tn I- S- fat--
without
Who
-t liar, and
around i h a
Stop It. I It
Of. I
Bat
In wt ft a n.-1
DECADENCE OF THE PARTY ORGAN.
th
Bow h
HOW h
ht w Mai
The who in
Printer.
WORKING BY PUNS.
Most things that are
to pass worth the notice are the
of plans and not the
chance of good luck. A well
known historian says of
Bonaparte that he generally
planned months
and doubtless hf took a glance
at things a year or more ahead
sometimes. In all his great sue
he was only reaping the re-
ward of labors and activities en-
gaged in according to hid
week and months ahead
And what Napoleon
with Success will do the same
men of less ability and weak-
ambition if will
plans carefully and execute them
well. There is no chance in this
world Things are to
pass according to the inexorable
laws of cause and effect; and
whoever trusts for results on
Any other basis will in the end
find that he is trusting in what
no man has ever yet realized.
Scotland Neck Commonwealth,
Many newspapers on each side
of the party line have succeeded
in effecting reform. In-
deed, the old-time party organ,
the political journals that never
dared to indulge in views of its
own, but, like a servile camp
follower, echoed the sentiments
of the reigning powers, putting
its benediction on whatever the
leaders bosses approved, and
handing out of
whatever failed to gain their fa-
that brand of newspapers is
almost extinct. One after
nearly all of the really
journals have achieved
their freedom. And this be
recorded as one of the most
cheering evidences of the
and moral of
the United States. The change
in this respect has to go on
a few years longer at the rate of
fie last four decades to consign
the last of the servile organs to
the of the dodo
in the dark domain of oblivion.
Exchange
S ID Die FOR THE LIE AND
rT DID.
HARD TIMES
Tobacco growers are getting
prices for their
weed. is a subject of con-
for the season has
been unfavorable to the
of tobacco, and f in addition
to a short crop farmers had to
accept poor prices, bad indeed
would be the state of affairs.
The crop will be short
next fall and winter, and in
many sections people will not
realize much from that cop
Early corn seems to he in fairly
good condition, as is also pea
crop, and the out look for
seems
Taken all in all I
conditions, although bad,
be more unfavorable than they
are. Let us hope that we are
not hurt s badly as some would
and lot us act accordingly
are to no small ex-
tent a result of timidity, distrust
of the future and lack f
one in another. Such a
condition is frequently a pro-
duct of our own manufacture,
when there is really no warrant
for Free Press.
as Tom
died in here
a minutes before
he was taken off he prophesied
that he soon pass bis
cheeks. H- said that hi- had been
working for Lumber
Company at Kinston. and
rt he intended to et
married and wrote to his old
in Virginia that lie was
ed and asked her to send him
dollars. Receiving the
money he went a store to buy a
which to be married, when
was stricken with He
ed from and
-m to this where he
into a restaurant this morn-
and got While he
was eating he told his tale and
said he going to have
another stroke of paralysis all on
of telling his old mother a
lie In a few minutes he tin
eating he had the d
lied in a while. i- a
story, it is vouched for
by reliable
A Strolling Hen.
M. B, lives
about from town, dropped
in to hi . He
said that few hen
the road by boo
fr-m the direction of . The
luff her way
picking Insect a strolled
along, d tie that
seemed to r disturb
her. W hen Mr.
from hen she bad come
it. I In On
Or, ii . . the road V
the
,, i,
em i Ir
tie . being
; I I
I Ion,
Brim Lulu.
K kept.
Rusting out is nut resting.
i not
Truth concealed gives a he the
right way.
men leave
cares at the office.
The easiest thin; in the World is
a oil resolution.
kind of hat is in
if she pays enough for if.
I. its of men would bold a
pa make h living.
is always limping
along behind and
for help.
Borne people are so afraid of
committing a sin
doing anything.
It's tunny how mots
it seems after you've
been married a little while.
Adam muM have been mighty
glad he didn't have any
fix for his wife.
v fall win a
hi so p h
.; I i in ; h a Hi
ladder. I
I Ira o end ;
, old
it .
i n I pistol
, of
a the Big Ivy section
ii ii . c Saturday
; I coroner's jury Mon-
day morning, at the scene of the
a to the
effect that Webb came to his
death by the accidental dis-
charge the pistol and that the
weapon was hired by the
ed.
A ma II
. i i
In i
i . . n h
M lab ear
x years, bin
very little,
-A i- man a-
thing I to
in i him. Ii i
usually fee- i- lading away.
Don't that because a
man one foot in the grave he
isn't able to do a lot of
kicking.
Have The Foundation
Right.
outwear
MA
No i. v ii.
The Foundation
which women build their appearance. Those who
desire to make the best appearance possible are most careful in
selecting their corset, realizing that the best results can be attained
only when the corset is right, right in in The gown
may be handsome and stylish in itself, but it will never show to best
advantage over an poorly constructed corset.
OUR
DEPARTMENT
Comes to your aid just at this point by offering you a large variety
styles and m the kinds that have been tried and found
factory, and the selection is so great you may easily choose the
the right ape, the one best suited to your needs, the one that
will insure and a stylish figure combined. We would like
to show you the new and explain the
many advantages i over other kinds. Our corset depart-
is very popular-there's a reason-Let us show you.
HIE EASTERN REFLECTOR
J Editor and Owner.
and Friday.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR
VOL No.
GREENVILLE. Pin COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1906.
WHEN TEXAS HAD A NAVY.
Interesting Timi Recalled by Proposed
Exhibition of Texas War Vessels at
Exposition
f. E.
Norfolk. V., Sept.
Texas had such a as a
navy will b- news to almost every-
body except of course some of the
older Texan-.
Too of Texas has not
bee i so long a of bat
that in still men living who
have seen tin ensign of that nation
the of the
her fleet. This is be-
cause an ell hi
exhibit one of these old ships at
the great rendezvous
at the Id
1907.
The Texas navy was created In
1835, when Henry Smith awn
provisional president of the re-
public. Tiler were three aimed
echo i mi i he little flotilla. Out
they tn-id the tired of
life along he gulf coast. They
preyed upon Mexican commerce,
raided coast and with
their booty and supplies
did much to maintain the Texas
military establishment aside from
supporting
This gradually
until in numbered six
good staunch lighting ships. The
flagship was Austin, carrying
the ensign of Edwin
Warde Moors, The were
San the
the Bernard and the
brig Dolphin. It was the mission
of that to make as much
Mexico as possible, and
when in 1810 the province
Yucatan went Into revolt
dent La mar, of Texas, ordered
M ore to help the
and it the
soldiery tone part Mex-
would lost an-
other territory, for the
Texas certainly did create
some wherever
enemy to be.
After of this sort of
warfare the He -t sailed up the
-d laid up for repairs
at New O . Here it remain-
ed so long a . i Sam
ill i president of Texas,
ordered it out
on the ground
that private fortune
had
and Heel. Very
soon aft-r iii Texas congress
decided m not any
navy in- entire outfit was
sold.
It is ii d i that at
of these in- craft are in good
repair a d m be had for
p i iii the
An antiquated
war would lie a strange
sight living tin-
of Tells am the powerful
fighting m e hi which
will be i.-el
as a spectacle of
SHOT AT HIS DESK.
Brother of Greenville Man Killed.
Saturday at
o'clock Mr. A. P. o
Rocky Mount, was shot while at
at a desk in his office. The
bail through
striking the side. It is thought
that some shot him
top of a passing train. Mr. Hy-
m n was a brother of Mr. R. Hy-
man, of Greenville, the latter
went to Rocky Mount upon tearing
f the tragedy.
OF WALL r. GAME.
TRADE MUST BE RECIPROCAL
is the basis of all trade.
If we would sell, we must also buy.
This is of all nations and
men A is on
to the same extent to which it is
prohibitive of trade, and is
ions to both buyer and and
to the extent to which it is
It gives an unjust advantage tn
one class, that to who have
a monopoly in exclusive mar-
and all who use
es or commodities the
zone. It is the
essence of dishonesty; and to
cats such a policy in the name of
labor is the very quintessence of
hypocrisy.
Hone Runt Away.
This morning Mr. R. J. Cobb's
driver took bis horse and buggy to
the ice factory to get ice. The
very foolishly left horse
standing he went to get
ice, and attempting ti dump a
of ice in buggy. This
flight the and he run
away, coming through Evans
with th umbrella top of the
behind. Both
horse and buggy were injured
slightly.
Like An Excursion.
A i colored
pie . morning's
; meeting near
mill iron overrun
that ;. i I'm in- were
crowd- ti.
License.
Register of Deeds R. Williams
issued licenses the following
since last report.
WHITE.
Chas. and Annie
son.
COLORED.
and Ed-
wards.
Pitt Girls at N. I.
Among students who
sent Pitt county at the State Nor-
College this fall
are Misses Clyde and Christine
Stancill, of Hill, Carson,
Bethel, Allie O. Little, of
Bessie Brooks, of and
Fannie Moore, of Greenville.
Dugs May Lookout.
The town has had n dog pound
built near the house, and
the police will soon be
busy dogs on which the tax
has not been paid. Up to this
time the city citric has disposed
very i
with the number dogs In
Wood and Coal Yard
C. W. Harvey Co. are
a wood and COal yard on
the railroad near the Imperial
They are installing an
tile motor to operate the saws fur
cutting wood.
A horse belonging t s.
who lives near
net us death in a peculiar man-
ii ago. It was gr. zing
i a which ran through a
L went up gully
it ached a point narrow
it in turn around. When
the horse's head was caught In the
a tree beside the gully and
it was dead.
Mis. Mary Hurley died Thurs-
day near Va., at lbs age
of was a native of North
Carolina, having been bun
House in 1800.
That financial buccaneer
and others, is making it
entirely too dangerous for
nary folk to sail the Wall street
sea- If you want to keep your
money in your pocket, or
vent is picked, keep out of
Wall street until the pirates
there have made each other
the which in turn
they will do.
The touts and sharpers
would be skinned alive by the
Wall street sharks, so what
chance has the ordinary man of
keeping even with this game,
much less coming out ahead.
This fall is especially danger-
for Wall street and the banks
trust companies it controls,
will be running close to the
wind, financially and are liable
to do just what the public think
they won't do.
Invest your money in some-
you can control, instead of
in the stocks of corporations
that are notoriously used tor
stock-jobbing operations of
which only the insiders have any
definite knowledge.
This advice is for Democrats.
Let the Democrats monkey with
the Wall street buzz-saw, if they
want to, as they have friendly
co-operations with the corpora
QUESTION IN
Who which way did Mon-
How much did Hook
How did first Long Island
Mil
And who did Point Outlook
When did me any true
Of what was
How many
How much she to spare.
Lies
who Wits t -111 let
made the Guadalquivir so
much an
oh, did
Seat
made the Dead Sea die
Woo caused poor old
Snails
was it Shanghai
What man did
BlUSh did
hat navigator made C
And where does Old
Who sold i bee egg
at
What . gate lien gall
Has a
cay, Io did
ho cash was Leaven-
on i v
Has e; some
Did unlock
Table Bay
In
How main
Did In i-vet in i tn
I- I every day
a g i e y
And
S, .
New Major League Record es-
in Boston
Boston, Sept. new major
league record was established to-
day when Philadelphia
American League team defeated
Bo-ton to in a
Inning butting nearly five
hours. An double
header brought a large to
the but it was impossible
to play sec- game on
of
On but one Occasion s as
recorded Baa this of in-
been Ii 1895 a
between Grand
Forks, at Devil., Lake. N. D.
lasted innings.
sec game on re-
cord today's contest
I n v M i , game
innings played in com-
m years ago.
But three major in-.
present record. Been
twenty pitched one the
-i games ever seen in this
city five times passing dangerous
only to get the next man.
He struck eighteen men and
bailed safely time-.
The pitching of Harris
that of for but
in the inning be weakened
alter the Athletics had scored
hit two three buggers
The fielding was necessarily ex-
Cities Should Own Light and Water
Plants.
IV T. of
Richmond, has prepared t
ownership of a and I
plants. Every ought hi
own its water lighting plant.
To give franchises to private coin
is a wrong to the city and
every consumer and i gift to
mis of what belongs
to all. ii Ho-past mistake
giving away was due
the fact knew their
value, but now there is no valid
reason against city ownership or
has shown
where the was put I. Mi-
hands of a Public Works
municipal plants can be better
in the interest of the whole
when conducted by private in
for private c
Begun
Five more loads stock an-t
reached here fin
on the mil Ml ft
railroad. There are now several
camps in this see ion the work
of grading so-d lied is h i ;
poshed.
BUILDING AND LOAN PRO-
started dry
is making it warm dough.
but
of Wake
suicide at New.
News, Vs., by hi-
trouble is be
the cause of bis
Both President Roosevelt a d
Andrew, Carnegie refuse to stand
pal on spelling, but they agree to
stand pit on the steel trust tariff
protection that plunders the people
of the United states of mill j
cw Series in
hoard
mil Loan
in monthly session
d the r
of the and and
trans as
e all . of the
Ii in
n re, -v in
ion and every-
is
been
to shareholders with which tiny
putting up new buildings, and
applications other loans are in
hand.
There is in the
new series of stock that will be
opened first Saturday ii No-
All who want shares in
new series can give their
to the secretary.
HER ON-
No Use For Kind.
A town always wants cit-
and is no
bot every community
there are some room better than their One
of tun kind was evidence
day night. It was a
damsel who, after tanking on
mean liquor, disturbed the
denizens of a certain the
town the row she kicked up.
was before the mayor Monday
to answer charge of
conduct. The judgment, the
court was her presence was
very and a-
until to shake off
of town. Sue shook
on the train.
RESOLUTIONS Or
GOOD STREETS MUST
COME.
Editor
That streets are coning,
that in near is such
a matter necessity and certainly
. one can dispute, or will attempt.
One question arises, which will
and ought to be the main street to
the depot That Dickinson ave
can never be made the main
without great con-
and greater cost is too plain
to discos-. Then what can be the
remedy Common sense answers
in Evans
to Tenth aid then
Tenth to the depot Tenth street
is the widest and prettiest street in
the town. The new railroad will
soon be complex d, and a
much greater travel both of freight
Every street
should be better. Dickinson
avenue for hauling and such a-
wish to make a quick walking trip
hi the depot, but main the
main thoroughfare should be of
sufficient width aB to give good
loom to travel and the route
is only outlet, and so-
lotion to tie problem. It would
be more a deal by
riding public than any other street
in town It is to he that
in and whose duty
t is In cot ibis matter will
th-s th night and The
street s i the last three months
have been better than dry
toad. The must come,
why n u begin to consider the
miller a- -non as possible. The
c would almost
in a Ti years by
iii and tear of team
Won't some
i in and act for the
of X
From Hope Fire Company
It is mat we learn
A P.
of C, lite was
so cruelly taken in Rocky Mount,
last at bis
. i d , , ban I mid-
Mr ii was
of our i R.
Hyman, of the Greenville
Department, and a member of
Dope Fire Co.
Therefore we members of
Hope Fire Co., wish to extend to
Chief Ii in in of his
distressed our
sympathy in t if
W your
that a copy of i -solutions be
up ii ii i in- , a
copy t to an I a
c given tutor
publication
W. K. ,,
E G. Flanagan,
EVENTS.
N. Sept.
White entertained
very inform ally, on Tuesday
evening In honor of her guests
Miss I Skinner, of Greenville.
Miss Janet of Salisbury,
Miss Margaret of
I The lay In trying
blow the largest soap i
The souvenirs by
charming
pipes tied with rod ribbon
were used or the pose.
Miss Nell being
of ladies
i prize, a picture by
Mr. Dudley the gentle-
men's prize, a lino pipe In
a velvet case, and Mr.
the booby, a stem The
drawing room was prettily
in trailing vines of
j white clematis, only lights
being used were Japanese Ian-
tors with red and white lamps
Delightful were
served and all spent a most
j News
and Observer.
MAN FINDS He HID
WAR
Asheville, N. C , Sept.
James M. Bay, of
who during the war between the
sf c Hum the
ha- received a
letter from John G. Lindsay, tor-
Asheville, and now of
in which Ir.
Key says that he to
the and
a pt and found i
that be b id hid there than
years ago
Mi. . was a member of
company A. Worth Carolina
and was with lea company
the battle of Missionary
Bulge. On evening before
i evacuated the
field November 1863-
with
members his aid
supplies from
secured the
all light, then Mr .
prevailed up m lend
hi a promising i
the on h follow-
n Bat of
war keeping
of that promise and of
the skillet. The with-
ii that night
up Mr hid
the a near by.
v as nearly years ago.
Recently Mr. Lindsey visited
he battlefield and remembering
the incident of the skillet and
the fact that bis pro-
to return skillet re-
u fulfilled; made search
for cliff and skillet With little
difficulty he found the spot and
skillet as he hid left it. Now,
after a lapse of nearly half a
Mr. Lindsay would gladly
keep his promise and return the
utensil, but all the
pants in the original trans
action are ad an I old
I lie sent to
Hi be to
war
one in h
When the p --ill n declines in
one breath i
for a pi and the
he the bill t re-
duce Philippine tariff, it looks
if lie were a Republican, first
a free trader afterwards -a
publican from expediency a
free trailer in principle.
The Ohio Republicans seem to
be in the hands of the boss and
at the mercy of r political
chine, for
that lie wants the p to
product of the e. ire coming
convention. He must know ho
has a grip on the