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, i. r-s in Charge of F. C. NYE I . .-- j . v. I arc so-I dry goods and COX'S MILLS ITEMS, lag. if v. nice notions in. Harrington; , ;. -.-. you had Barber Co. Mill June r vive I'm an call. Remember the bug-. Tyson, of Greenville I was going. Call to see and g and a nice ox runabouts church Black Hen b . v- fore you buy. Prices are Inter ;. the ii h r. . a Please boar in mind the went to Milli He.; wagons and I Sunday. m by tin- a. G. Cox Halie j. on the sick S. C. this week. To j loud horse he must of good All I- Co This remedy sever fall to cure Constipation Sick . E ii And ALL DISEASES from a Liver and Bad Digestion The natural result la Rood appetite flesh. Dose small; and easy to swallow. Take No Substitute. TAFT GOT THE PLUM. Jack Sunday Ton Eva H. A. Moore and J Vote on First on He Was Sh bu . i. Olive Woo L . FARMVILLE ITEMS. Farmville, N. C , June The Farmville base ball team its first game yesterday. Fountain took the game by to The Farmville boys deserve much credit for showing up as well as did, taking into con- the disadvantages under which they played. Three their best players were out of the game, and the boys had to take anybody to make out the number. Weeks and Sheppard, two of pitchers, wet out of the game and their places could not be fill. Fountain play- to had, at, B , Moore, who hi California, Colorado, Connecticut. Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois. Indiana, Iowa, next proving Rf been spending some time with Sir i ;. . . Produce Co., . i Miss Mills near a on our special turned Saturday. j around here are .- n i. Everitt to Kins- Mary Gray i turned t K m go w p I iv a. Bi Fri- . in, as. go. HAD TO WALK SOME. ill Sue the Railroad For It Trouble Over a Ticket. Mr. W. F. Evans has a against the Atlantic Coast Line that will likely result in a suit against the company. The trouble seems to have been over a ticket he bought at Whitakers Saturday on which to return to his home in Greenville. Through a mistake the agent at gave him a half ticket, though the lull fare was paid for it. Mr. Evans and the conductor on the Plymouth division of the Coast Line had a disagreement over the ticket that result- ed in Mr. Evans being put off the train about half way be- Arkansas, good ball but ought to have played much better after having gone into two counties to a j tam. H. A. White came up Bethel and Parmele and 20- Kentucky 24- Greenville yesterday morning to walk to the latter place P- Mi spent a few hours here. storm. Reaching Parmele u, i 16- v Sc c 32- G. V. Smith, of Falkland, this way h. re yesterday. had he hired a team to bring him on home, getting about II at night. W. J. Rasberry went to Mac- yesterday. New New Jersey, N W York. Man Hi. Own Doctor. Can for the Kidneys, t Guaranteed. act ii- I on the Kidneys and brine; relief a----- m p.; .,.,., . ; . ; . ;. i n her . . . ; , . . A Arizona, . e . . A Li. Saturday evening on business. . . , . . th- mar- Miss Maggie Savage, Green it. A. White in- . . a o can- , . . T . .,.,. ;,,., . a good ville- c-- ; a h. L. Johns -.-- --t- , . .;. . Mexico. .; Quite a . i our n ;. t. S young people gathered . , . , . . 7-19 themselves. . . n- V- Cough Remedy for Southerner. . . . Cox C- ii of then on hand. your re the rush Ha Barber Co . are glad i t who been 80.1 I . for several d ; thing for these spring j brother, r . York, Total, i Michigan, New ; New Stork, C Smith returned Iv. Ox- J Stomach Live last week Durham Ta-et HIM Salve for . . , for cut, . s lame back and returned Kentucky, New all ID. W. in Id v of nice drawn We have them. with her from school. shire. New South. th H. L. Smith horn-- ; tn d.-ors wind Monday . us give New a, t each f th. mi five p O C G V I Q S cypress sale. Barber Co. ow. let give ., ,. . relatives . you and good dealer, is pending the J. B. ti Ohio, wk at Springs with rel- I e bast roofing a. Monday to . -.- of miss r. N, C. c. We r. take for the handy to- truck. They will be the I price as a. G Cox F. A. rt turned from a en the best. in the interest of the A. G. Cox Manufacturing C. He trucks and Huts now in large lots. man, don't you need a buggy spread V A. Co. has them. Mrs. L. G. returned to Ayden Friday after having some time with Mrs. Meg- Butt. My soda fountain i for the nicest cold drinks. Everything is aid in ex- shape. H. L. J Miss Julia Hargett, of Kine- ton, is spending some time with Miss Janie Kittrell. We handle the castings for the following plows, Syracuse, and Harrington Barber Co For Ricks house. Nice five room cottage, pleasant- located. C. S. Smith, agent Hay and lime A. W. Ange A hay. a; t medicines, j And Provisions M Co. Mr. and Mrs. C E. horn have the Ab York and that at Farm- Carolina- from Pennsylvania. and South He baptism evening there were twenty of ore It . one of the mi led. made h Colic the . oh r a It . . y Wednesday and Thursday I- -t thing that can Chaw, 0.1 . , j and i nights. has been good followed by oil a much r tho remedy. tale dealer n patent and very interest is manifested. jg Cotton T. son Bland occupied by Mr. Cash, v. r i-r kept ton- -truck by lightning during the In Country ft- storm evening Fire. A owned Mr. Cash, west of the A. C. L. railroad on fin Lb- was SB tie m. the building . electric wire and caught W. the wire passed the wall. The damage to j building is estimated at t h Cam I i n a The nearest transformer j it. With Hint Sauce. Mary I . e lamb . . this l; bed you heard be a little Lip f. Dr. Poultry the thing for . try stock A. W. Ange Co. We are taking inventory this week. We shall have to say next week that will be of interest. A, W. Ange Co. Nice, fresh Oatmeal. A. W. Ange Co. Ice and lemons at H. L. Ice cream at Johnson's every day. We are prepared to rill your orders flues on Let us have your orders once before the rush comes Prices same as last year. A. G. Cox Manufacturing Co., Winterville, N-C Weak Heart Action There certain nerves control action the heart. When weak, the heart option Short breath, av choking sensation, or rapid pulse, and other distressing fol- low. Di-. Miles Hear Hire is adapted to the need these and th structure of the heart itself. Ii is strengthening that brings speedy Try it. I with whit I th- l . toM tn.- I h heart trouble. I had r l Dr. cam Into my hands, conclude M try Henri Cure. taken am nil. ; and this it. write In th- hop ii will who l MRS. Mali St. Ky. sell Ml Heart Cure, and we authorize him to return price of first bottle If It falls to benefit you. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind Miss Carrie Belle Smith is the the e i I. THE CLEVER HOUSEWIFE. is Don Not Lie With all the discussion that i Pile Rem- . I Opposite N. S. Depot is now going on about what cons- the clever woman, it is interesting to get the opinion a great English author and j . M A clever woman, as n wife, i- o man who is skilled in the You will find me with the largest stock of Hay, Corn, Oats, Wheat, lye, Bran Stuff, Gotten Seed Meal and Hulls carried by any dealer in Pitt county. buy In carload lots and give my customers the of low prices. I sell anything in the grain household, and. in th- feed as cheap or cheaper you of her husband. Wt t. stead, in the g can get it e. I also carry all kinds of Garden Seeds. Give me a call when needing any Feed A woman who July Di neither read nor write would be a bad wife for any or- in a civilized cm- W Stuffs, wholesale retail. but such an illiterate . So woman, if she were clever in all the arts of domestic economy, in the rearing of children, and in b at once the inspiration and comfort her would g PHONE GREENVILLE, N. C. TON GREENVILLE be e it man in existence, .-. LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP CONFORMS TO NATIONAL PURE FOOD AND LAW. An over many Lund and Bronchial It rids th. For Salt by JNO L. WOOTEN, Druggist preferable to the cleverest woman in b that has over been turned out by a lady's open silver watch with safety . Finder will be rewarded for re- turning same to Wiley store. d THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. J. Editor and Owner Truth in Preference to Fiction. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY. JULY STATE CONVENTION in Session for Five Days and Enthusiasm. WALTON KITCHIN NOMINATED. w. C. Newland for Lieutenant Sen, i. Bryan Grimes, Re-nominated for Sec- of State-A Good Ticket all Pleased. to Charlotte, N. C, June last night end this morning and visitors kept pour- inti Charlotte, the streets it had almost of a town run over folks, no one was heard to that Charlotte was not care of them a right. me rooters were so that they seemed not to sleep t all, but throughout the night streets resounded with of Everything was good This morning the Pitt county a caucus, in the Club rooms and H. Whedbee spokes- J. L. Fleming was as member of the committee in credentials The first district caucus soon if caucus E. F. as chairman. This made the following District vice-president of con- S. B. of Wash- county. Member credentials committee William Bad- ham, of e on platform, W. L. of Members State executive com W. G. Lamb, of Martin; L. L. Smith, of Gates; E. A. Daniels, of Beaufort; Everett Thompson, of Delegates to national Walter Jones, of Hyde; C of Beaufort Alter- L. F. Wright, of . K. Jackson, of Beaufort. At o'clock the doors of the immense auditorium were thrown and delegates began pour- in for the greatest State has known. The auditorium is ideal for such a gathering, and Charlotte did herself proud in con- ft. The building seats 1,800 people and is arranged The assembling delegates showed that they had their en- and their lungs with them. Some men would vent to a shout for either of the three candidates for governor and instantly the friends of the would raise their tor their man, and it was a con test to see which could drown the others. . j Ex-Gov. T. J. Jarvis was given in ovation when he entered about z to and took his seat on the speakers stand- N ear him was Chairman Chatham the State executive committee. Elder P D. Gold. State officers, senators, congressmen, and other distinguished visitors. Quite a number of had seats in the galleries and on the stage and interest in what Borne in. j An Edgecombe county Kitchin banner chat brought into I the hall lifted every man to his feet waving bats, there was cheering that lasted several minutes. Above this r jar horns could beard tooting for Home. The band struck up in an effort to drown the noise but it kept right on while the banner was paraded around the hall. The banner disappeared the crowd pang the chorus to just as Chairman . at o'clock rapped with his. gavel for order, some one cried out and the demonstration to him was as great as the one for Kitchin. The hon-j . ors and the crowd d evenly divided- A ye Home banner their made its appearance and there was another demonstration, j winding up in all the factions; ; yelling at once. These demons kept the ling until to call the convention to order. By this time three-fourths of those, in J hall had shed their cats. I Immediately after , was called to order Elder P. D. Gold, of Wilson, led in a far-. i vent prayer. Chairman Chatham then spoke a few minutes and after j the convention ready for , business called T J Jar via temporary chairman Gov, Jarvis spoke for fifteen minutes such words as brought great applause. He urged harmony in all that be done the Districts were Called and members of credential, platform and Gov. R. B. Glenn not able to attend a letter from him was read. R. P. Buxton, of Winston, read a resolution expressing regret at the death of ex-President; Grover Cleveland which was adopted by rising vote, the con- standing with bowed heads as the band played of The convention then adjourned until p. m. to their feet, mounted side of the house again waved hats and an opened warmed up to lung action. their faces for a noise. The J. T. Johnston men could not. keep still j county, gave the Home amid this The same large Edge-1 gent another inning in seconding banner put in an appear-1 nomination of Home, for another tour of the hall. Congressman F. Crawford Pandemonium broke loose then; seconded the nomination oft sure enough and was but before he bed finished the going at the same time. Both crowd began showing that, it sides showed the best of feeling now midnight, it was and turned loose growing weary I with a will. wanted to vote- It was before the commit-; The fir-1 ballot was started n tees were ready to report vast midnight and was I the racket continued until then. I about There but grew quiet When temporary was so much noise constancy Chairman Jarvis sapped for or- going on with moving about over . floor and frequent committee on credentials j for this or that man, made it was the first to report and all difficult for the clerks to near as contests were settled. j the roll call of counties went on- The next uproar came when a The convention continued in delegate session all night, yet only three undertook to a resolution I more ballots wen; endorsing W. J. Bryan such a being so much interruption that storm of noes objections progress was slow. coming that the reading of ,.,. , resolution could not proceed. . , ,,.,. This was followed with mo- to proceed with nominations, J and alter adoption the chairman 3.8. Craig .--. Home declared for govern- Kitchin, and the chair sustained tie challenge. In the or in order. Third ballot, C. W. Tillett, of Charlotte, in Craig Horne spoke first and the a m. name of W. W. Kitchin. When Craig Home he named his candidate Kitchin men again sprang to their feet with cheers and waved nun- i About S o'clock after the of small North Carolina ballot had been taken there was He spoke minutes to adjourn so the the conclusion a large picture i gates could some rest. This was unrolled and car- opposed by the Kitchin men. through the a roll nil vote was demand- prolonged outbreak of led- This consumed an hour with wrangling, end while T W Bickett, of Louisburg, seemed to show a next Spoke to present the name majority against of Ashley Lome. Nd This brought the been distributed among the Blasts into demonstration Home men. and Mr. in which, their and was applauded with much again paraded the hall This horn blowing and shouting. Mr continued for s time when speech an o'clock Chairman Parsons ad- lot the was again cast for Kitchin and challenged E. R. moved that the j be referred to the committee for decision. C. Morrison spoke in opposition of this motion and E It. spoke in favor it. wasting much time trying to a roll call on this motion it was The sixth ball-it showed in votes standing firm while of Craig ard Home began lo shift to each other, Craig pushing up t dropping 188- The seventh ballot reversed this, Craig ting and Borne Two more were taken up to 4.30 o'clock when the convention , adjourned to 8.30 j The delegates wore not much it- favor of adjourning Thursday aft moon until even though th- v had missed dinner and were u. -d from tie- experience of the all night session, bu the statement was made by tin of the motion it was up rt and at request of three their managers that a.; betaken, so the delegates yielded- Out of this statement grew of reports that some agreement was j en between the candidates by which the Oiliest he brought to an end, and it was even said there would be Rome trading that meant the sacrifice of candidates for some of the other may have, been mere rumor, but it put friends these other candidate i the lookout and ail were to get b to the night sea- to see what . j The galleries filled early and delegates arrived and their places it was evident that their enthusiasm had not particle. This not only, record as largest convention the State has had, but it has, also d for I being the most demonstrative j and noisy the hard t One Dollar Per Year NUMBER gone to Craig Home. Former the column as exception of a shifting between Crate a the ballot closing Kitchin 880.446, Craig 327.065 Alamance started the by giving half a vote back Martin changed or. vote from a to Kitchin. The ballot showed Kitchin. I Craig 331.735. Horne 144.82. B-- tore this tine it had become the prediction that the i would come r had d, gal- ed a ; thinning The thought something would happen on the 13th ballot it only changed the vote which Kitchin 381.145, Craig 335.235, 140.62. Th Kitchin and Craig forces a lung contest with of banners, while th intended ti rally the respective force to slick to ii m in it was t to that extent, for t Craig Horne a motion was i, i recess to o'clock ; day morning on which a roll vote was demanded. The roll cull showed Craig delegates to adjourn, the gates solidly The vote stood 488.89 ayes and noes at a t. r be- fore o'clock the convention ii lo a. m. Friday. th invention demonstration followed it noon, leaving the At the conclusion of the Home still going on. The Kitchin men demonstration at o'clock the W exception at adjourn convention took a recess to 9.30 our was . for the delegates, to get in an us with the hotels to crowded roar. the time was short enough j cent r The has , to feed and get N. U. June a.- Hut they came back per- This enthusiasm is and shouting, enthusiasm wonderful, and it was as much having lost none of its high ten- in h t The galleries filled early cam back together at iv. the Charlotte, N. C. June I The delegates and visitors be- reassembling in the at o'clock Wednesday and no cessation of the interest manifested at the morn The delegates show- that they were ready and j anxious for the contest. Many left coats behind at their hotel- land others took them off upon; getting to their seats. All had I f to raise a breeze. The tumult of the afternoon began when two or three Craig banners passed through the aisles The Craig men sprang and the throng enjoyed the hi- t- of the incoming delegates morning adjournment there had and helped to swell the noise. At been all kinds of rumors on every session thousands of streets that contemplated pie are turned back from the deadlock was broken a doors who cannot gain admission, -nation for governor would not It was a quarter of n be long coming after Chairman Parsons rapped for ling. order, but at first the sound of The Interest of the ladies in his gavel fed on unheeding ears, this- convention has been re-i A megaphone was brought into markable. Many of use to announce that ex-Gov. C copied seats in tho galleries and B. would be the next to on the stage, and several re- address the convention- At this through the all night the Craig men went wild in their session. They joined ii the turn and gave the speaker an demonstrations with waving ovation as he advanced to the fans, flags handkerchiefs, front of the Chairman Parsons rapped for When Mr. a hear- order at and stated before he presented the name that the eon LoCKe Craig in a masterly Speech, had been in session since He rehearsed the history of the noon Wednesday, and If it was party during and since the try- to complete its work in any fusion and pointed time there must be better out the work leadership of older. He thought th.-re had Craig in restoring the party to been enough shouting and dis- ks supremacy and purity. His play of banners. The d to arouse the con- applauded this- the press men had an easy i time, for n crowded, cation by getting at times when j enthusiasm was highest, fuse staving t just v. hat such a convention i.-, for nothing short of being right it could give this idea. When Chairman Parsons rap for tonight the Craig enthusiasts were in the midst of a demonstration and several rounds of the gavel to quiet them. I At the beginning of the roll for the tenth ballot Alamance created a shout by announcing s and ore for Craig. Her former vote on every ballot had been Kitchin Craig Home J. The one Craig nun objected to a portion of his vote being given to Kitchin and there was an uproar. It was passed over for the present and the roll call proceeded. No other county made any change from voting on former ballots until changed half a Home to Craig. The ballot fin- with Kitchin 880.500, Craig 329.435, Home 127.56. So ii as it had not been stirred The roll counties was called before, and at its conclusion the for the filth ballot for governor Craig demonstration was in- which resulted as tense. Several new Craig bar- Kitchin 877-585; Craig 827.646; came out and were cheered Home 161.77. as carried around Tyrrell county's vote had been hall. challenged on a previous At V. S. Bryant, of Dur lot because the delegates changed ham, began speaking to second the vote from 1.02 for Kitchin of Kitchin, for Craig to for there had been any i recess it did not show on thus ballot, as Kitchin had only votes in his load. Yet his supporters went wild over the result The ballot led off with all her votes to Kitchin, and ah on as be- fore until Gates gave her votes to Kitchin, fractions having Charlotte, N. The m from to o'clock m ruing the u to catch some at tiny wore fresh r A rear, first to ti y to stun but so i end. n the band o'clock there two . r three rounds ft en.- . The delegates , . now in.-re -us . fer noise h the ranks several having to their homes by the t early morning trains. was n .- i s c f the to or- and the secretary began call- the roll for the 16th ballot fur governor, the counties answering slowly at first but soon down to business, Tho line up showed change of The sixteenth ballot d a break up of the line when x- all her vote to Craig Ashe gave ail of iv rs t Kitchin. Nothing else occurred until Montgomery changed -i votes from Home to Craig, Thu gain for Kitchin put his friends to shouting. The seventeenth ballot gave Craig vote back to him d all counties swung near to j their line up in each ballot. On the eighteenth ballot things about as usual with tho exception of Northampton gave I her votes to T. Mason. This was the first man for a dark but it no following, from other counties. ballot ford changed a half vote each from Craig Horne and gave it to Northampton came back to Kitchin and Craig as. before. 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mm SEE MOSELEY BROS. Z I FOR g S i Life, Fire and Accident j S I h w BI ins PROMPT AND CAREFUL GIVEN TO ALL BUSINESS. RESOLUTIONS BY A . . , ., Different Varieties Used Relating to Preserving the eating Liquors in North Carolina. . arc used The following re in the making; a piano as in the unanimously at the recent, making , ,, or an session of the State medical J ,. l ,, ,,, ,. i REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF The Bank of Greenville N. C. In the Plate of Carolina at the close of May 14th b t Bran Loans and discounts I 1-28,413.78 t secured and unsecured 2,389.75 All other storks bonds and mortgages 2.400.00 house Fur. Fix. 8,872.82 8,072.82 Demand hums Due from Bank and Bankers 24,880.52 Cash items 1,108.87 Gold coin silver coin including all minor cur. National hank notes and other S notes Liabilities Capital stock I 25,000.00 Surplus fund Undivided profits less current expenses taxes paid 18,684.17 Bills payable 10,000.00 Time , 31,80.00 ck. 88,708.48 110,644.48 Cashiers checks outstanding 489.26 society June end Dr. Way vacated the dent's chair and on of and Dr. .- i if yo in M them I . I their Whereas, the manufacturers, and no substitutes be taken. The I ard, instance, is never made of but It is r s, Total 8,560.08 11,128.00 d it. I i of the tor a lira i mi it. But i. From Any Other Shoes We Know the i a hatchet on ii. Whereas, the people cc ,. , , North Carolina ha-e no piano. i large majority vote recently l; . ,. care, seasoned . . f . .-. . I K to So it to tell by it S . or two a . ., .. a pair and you'll the .- . lit . -i r . . an act which after the most manner, 1st. 1900, makes illegal the . I and II and it liquors in .; North Carolina except upon . ,., , . to the pulp prescriptions. mill in-1 ad factory it the legislature of I no have pa- in f ; . . . , . .,,.,,,. North Carolina. County of Pitt, James L. Little. ashier of the above named sol- swear that tin true best of my and iii. . U MES 1.111 LE, Cash Subs Tilled an me, this ions. . if Ma i. HOWARD MOVE. B. W. KING, A. ANDREWS. Directors pi i REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF The Greenville Banking and Trust Company AT GREENVILLE, At the Close cf Business May 14th, t ii i; Hi ii I an . prof , an i she v . of tile law, in th I ; the said m rim i rip i- of the ill . w . . i i u i y i . m rs ion are given ; ,, o I their discretion. be 1st- Society of the of North. n fifty fifth ;. and polished, session do RESOURCES. LIABILITIES. -k, n I and . ; if the piano in of wood Due from over of the frame. Cash items The music would he as fine and the the veneer. But it add and tor that . in ii I v and 0210.1 stock fund Undivided profits lest expenses and paid i Notes hills Dills m I hereby as d. test iv immoral any lax or DEPART- conduct in its a in I he exercise of the p.- conferred in this law. . 2nd. That the Society the of C. r Una r pi urges upon all the . of this state, minor coin 482.88 hank notes iv other s. notes 8,118.00 4.221.17 ;,. sub. 88,792.02 040.74 111,848.02 Duo to hanks iV 85.50 Central Life Ins-crane be walnut, maple, or a, i II. but it State of North Pitt, Total 171,557.00 c hi aw pi inks to which i. Yellow i u for e back i ii rem Manic I c S. Carr. cashier of bank, do that the true to the b -1 of edge and Subscribed and sworn t.- be- t fore me r v old. , r . Has over Pi. ., , , ; pl ; , i U i Thaw Life write lo . Ins r . I ; I v rat o wall to on or H. D. BATEMAN, Agent. Greenville, N. C. ; TEMPLE SPECIAL LOW RATES. members of society or not, to join us in to the that the members of the medical profession can be relied n to per. form their full duty in aiding in the enforcement of the law and in building up a public that will in- sure n an illegal traffic in intoxicating That the Medical Society of S. of North Ca lever, hammer this 20th day of May, ANDREW -I. c. s. Cashier, B. C. Flanagan, Cobb, Chas. Laughinghouse Directors shanks, bad n m . t for I more n ore or l a v id , ,.,, . . ma-1 f . distant all ;,.,,. .-, arc I in is in the United States, -.- Ii if foreign v. ids are in I . on Ft Chronicle. Mi- Mine. Fairfax mt to stand era of her old and on r I respectfully urges upon in the -Theres my f Account Democratic State j . vb. Sea Tues the State of North Carolina the We r duty of revoking the of this, low round;,. practice of any . w ho would am behind the it TIN ROOFING New Tools, Experienced Workmen, on l. H. PENDER when want any Plumbing, Steam or Hot Water. Heating and Repairing. HOW CHEAP, BUT HOW lulls. . , I I . . i as Will pron ;.;.,.,,, Weldon I of the accorded 89.1 i, Wilmington Maxton him in the of Pembroke We have excellent double service to Charlotte as A . I Mr. Han of New York; HIE I I. -ave Weldon 12.07 p. m. 11.05 p. m. Raleigh 4.15 p. m. 3.10 b. . Arrive Hamlet 7.50 6.85 a. m. p. m. 1.50 a. Pembroke 0.20 p. m. r. m. Maxton p. m, Normal Train- 8.15 a. m. m Hamlet a. m. Hamlet 8.10 p. m. Arrive 11.80 p. m, cants. Signed, J. Way. Chas. J. Laughinghouse. Unanimously adopted by vote of the Society and ordered given to the press of state fr publication. A. ton, Sec'y. J. Howell Way. and .- for up a. n . Hotel j. w. wish to Inform l my I ready or and table re modeled, ran- m . I la-n- . travel HIGHT, Prop. Store V. from Weldon and make din connection with lA. C. L. and and through cars Char lotto an I to Monroe P .-. See how beautiful it U j A tiny colored who was ever with shawl or j fan for her would. busts ti ally.- our moon II ,,. . ,;. lo k handsome V i m Mme. ,;,,. , to vi ii her in, Dahlia, looking out of the window with eves on the evening of her life from home, ox- claimed a voice of and to goodness Moon am t come along to Washington and can t lie home- i. k i. handsome J ,, Look in Si Fairfax to . me a purpose on the part of Left Handed Children. STOP show window, Big Reduction in Ham burgs. All other goods at sale prices. THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE. physicians f the State to make the prohibition law effective. commended and j should have support of all good citizens in this effort to out the will of the pet the resolution is enforced rates and etc. from other points the unworthy i .- C. H. T. P. L if a disgrace to i Ni . . . Raleigh, N. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA travel 1739-107 . polite S. C ill for . Head of ii State Educational System. V.- . . r. I . Yd rs to J. W. Might Pro. I I. Gradual. Engineering, Law, I Pharmacy. volumes. New water work, electric lights, central I system. New dormitories, building, an honorable profession will after a time be put out of business. Well done for the doctors of North Carolina. For formerly by Geo. S. Prichard K Wilson Little Early Risers, the famous little liver pills, are sold by J. L. Wooten. druggist. tuition g W The capacity of information J. I. FOUST, President. Greensboro, N. C. DR. L. C. SKINNER . students. in I HI bit IAN Sent. Office corner and Third formerly occupied by the late Col. I. Sugg. . Fall term begins Sept. BOB Address- Cigar Salesman Wanted. Ex- unnecessary. month and expenses. u w it's Kidney and Pi l a e . , . and v y P Co., Toledo. Ohio. time strengthen the CHAPEL HILL. N. C. 253rd. Jno . from parents, and when tuition and all a mother aware this run, ii either side of the I keep a careful watch of the child, t the habit not have a chance to form. The mother in carrying the baby should char, from one- arm to the other. i give tho child the lire of find one arm and then another, and keep tho arm pinned down o her side. If a child allows a din j to take things which are hand ed to him in his loft hand the moth- or should his left hand in her. and hold it so that he to take it in his right hand. There is n reason why a child should, not lie taught the equal u-e of both bands if hi training ii in the early months of ids life. Exchange. Cobb NORFOLK. Cotton Buyers, Brokers in Cotton. Grain and Provisions, PRIVATE WIRE to New York. Chicago and New Orleans. Spring Gleaning, Spring Cleaning Th- prevailing rage now. domestic life, is Spring Cleaning. While you are at that, get out your spring dresses, suits, etc., and have them cleaned up- and ready to wear. Also have your winter clothes cleaned and treated with my special chemical solution to prevent moth eating, and pack them away until winter. RIGHT NOW If THE TIME. Yours to please, FRANK HOPKINS Ladies and Gents Tailor 4th St. opposite yard .-. i-----,. and Practice. The president writes message after message urging the of the forest I hi The readers of this to learn there lets Ma . dreaded disease that science able to cure in all and . t. at is catarrh. Hall's convention that only by of Bale. of North Carolina., Piano college. Write us about a certain and special Piano we are now offering at This Piano is guaranteed for years and will fully measure up to any Piano offered by the small dealer. Terms month, quarter, every months. to the river valleys l. . d mucous surfaces of safe in person and the can only U- o much faith p Pitt County. Co. Vs. W. S. of the of Chas G. G. Green Nil M. OR . M. C. Box The Name on the Back of the check you make out is that you have paid the bill. E returned check is evidence good in any court in Open an account and pay all bills by I -HECK Cy THE BANK They are the safest way of send-; Publicity is a good tiling, but the most is not to the secret. when by making the tariff wall and a deficit in campaign contributions the for- may take of We bear the president de- that If congress will not provide for one of bis favorite commissions he will so him- might we ask why he does not cure for bis forestry all lonesome The tariff is to remain sacred till it I has won yet another its it of . t disputes, the tariff. Pair is a line it does not help the They are as large J man who is taxed for the benefit our depositors if another. . points a period and adorns a tale, M. . Co. V, . . ;. V Of a execution directed to g ., , . Branch ,. ., . UP to the of a I J Van the to a holly, u ; s r poet and economist, at a d New Van w tree at the .,. ,; and economist, at a N 71-2 West to feet to g York attacked the extra-, a- L pine mar the . orientation of the en think of the-,; ,,, v 21- . ;. trance I think of the , he said, i w t. d of the nobleman t talk about in run young nobleman on a to was seen by a friend two cigars at are you doing that friend inquired. Well. the OLIVER Is the Stand . lb tariff is exempted from wealth is a but the Ii ;., the party it is Carnegie and ii rub who and Mr I i ; creek, thence he a beginning. v. . , it t toe Little by .- u- Harris to h i curate . .; This -l F. C. Ha , . I c the M r J-Why are doing . book C friend , a, about you said the other J to f . , , taking the right hand cigar from his B; . I. . . . mouth and putting in the left record in v o get in lies . by deed ., the florin weed. en. ii ha a . , ,; of and I to , shift with Ail i- a. .-. . i. . . d. . M at. 11-, ii with their chairman. Times-Union. received a Willie ever help ab. ii care of t i t a pro- i i a city. often, th ii ; -s Notice i, i. shipment Tl i-l- Id i n. . ,., . pp.-t his an -1 ice b he ii . . . ,. i V . B Bi , i P I. read- . baby. . . r. v e i o o . . I . . . p . i ;. ,. . , . .,,. you all r. . . pack in a board in r. it per pounds envelopes per box. ;. . . I Li . . invite e it. to call and -j . in of the town in sided r i pull buy your . p . id lied I pan th i ; . no i . . n- .;. n. M June, . i ii . r 1-1 led I . n. L. . I hi . . . . , hat I ti . , , Julius Bro- mi to the I i i ii . . . v.-. office I found at . ii engaged i . . r this ; , . bar i then v ., I . .; pi Cori the i i. . .- r Our is sharp an. o thank , . i , . Wei .-. . pi. . , b elsewhere. .; i T. . . . Skirts; All work done promptly i made , . ,., . . i I'D .; C ANS ,;,. . the on. I as . , I--. . . ii . no, L. to . of . . I . . . I in .- . X I ES . v. I Ml LI KB I Bl in i. it will r be pl. to order Your patronage PATRONIZE i hand o . . o in the . for. I. .-- . Brick Stables HOME , p is; call rite. ore. Mai Vehicles, Good Horses Your Patronage In Front Court I We i -be deliveries j. GREENVILLE, CO. NORFOLK. VA- Cotton Factors and Bagging. Ties and Bags. and shipments solicited . . m id. Two u Phone any time during the day, a will l made at the plant any hour of the night. fro ask your and will do our you. The Greenville lea that, Hill Johnson, . Proprietors -ESTABLISHED 1875- Grocer Cash Syrup moves the bowels. Contains no CT. J Raleigh, N. c. LEADING OF NORTH BRICK BRICK prices on application and can fill orders promptly. Gardner, The Brick Man. Bethel, N. C HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR CHICKENS AND EGGS. At New Market in front of Nor- folk and Southern Depot. I. Q. SMITH. Wholesale and retail Furniture Dealer. paid for Hides, Far. Cotton Seed Oil Turkeys. Eggs. Mattresses, etc. Special attention giver to Wost cheroots. Wedding and Funeral Canned Cherries. Peach- Bulb Applet Pine Apples, Syrup, Moat. Soap, Lye Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Garden Sect's Oranges Apples. Nuts, Candies, Dried Apples. Peaches, Currants, Raisins. Glass and Wooden ware. Cakes and Crack- Macaroni. Best But- New Royal Sewing Machines and numerous other goods. Quality and quantity cheap for cash. Come see me. I S M Strayed. Two at red i ., . ear old. bath k ix hi lit ear. . . . , tier part . . . I- . K for i . I. Not Quite plants Evergreens a-id Shade tree is the best known that is offered to the people for or indigestion or any trouble. It ts pleasant to take. It gold here by Jno. L. Wooten. to it. F. ft, T. i; N. C For County Treasurer. I hereby beg to announce my- self as a candidate for the posit- ion as Treasurer of the county of . Pitt, subject to the action of the primaries of the county. C. T. A Cold or a alway produce-, -th water runs to tho eyes, nose and throat m- of passing out of tho system through tho liver kidneys. For want of moisture the bowels become dry and Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup relieves Colds by working them out of the system a copious action of the bowels. Conforms to National PURE FOOD DRUG LAW SKINNER WHEDBEE For Sale by Jno. L. Wooten. LAWYERS. Greenville. N C Laxative Cough Syrup for young is relief for cough. nil, h Gently laxative. Guaranteed. Bold b. John L. Moore and Long ATTORNEYS AT LAW OR N C Ion ii. not Ba i kn ,; Bud be Our i. . .,. could .-. we will that s. box not lack a I article. Course e Of You get a Horse Goods t c POOR PRINT

1.1 I, EASTERN REFLECTOR. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY D. J. Editor and Proprietor GREAT STATE CONVENTION. from first Entered as second i Batter Jan. the at Greenville. N C Congress of March 1879 in to GREENVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY JULY 1908. AN AFTER WORD. W. W. is standard bearer of the party fur governor, am it is now the duty if every one t rally the sup- port the nominee. talk- THERE SHOULD BE NO SULKING. Always after u nominating convention is over there is r less talk as to whether the defeated aspirants office will come in tin- of the vie- that arose during the contest come end. Mr. Kitchin won nomination fairly, and both Mr. Mr. Home acted honorably in their to cure the These gentlemen will give the candidate loyal support, and their friends should do likewise. It matters not what individual preferences were before the nomination was settled, i.;. i had a perfect right i- and along that line sin . arc all Democrats, .; Heed be united . enemy to ; t i inns; In- met on i i day in November, ill try to i p dis in the D. in . that is h r in the n mi an n. ., I r i i in about others, mid lei all dis-tors and help secure their of courts that is what every one should do, for the can- ho goes into a in good faith does the real honorable thing when he abides decision of the majority. Along this line the tract from an article in the Washington is is a game in which the best sportsmanship in every nun i- tested. Defeat brings mi ; he v of many a public pis ii. a- well a- exposing others. No I lie i by i he II In in ti-d lire i-i his I--teat. colon I, iV. is bitter the in hearty a sue- i ; Mid . mi loyal . Ii- as or i its i ii . , . ; . in t A ; ii, veal ii Ii. . . ,. back And now vi r. t W k h . I . .- . . I i Cabarrus vote, but just responded Carteret when the vote remained as before. In that way went faster and there was no change in the 21st; id 22nd Cherokee ballots. On the 25th ballot the Home , vote reached high water mark. going to 157.39. a great de-1 Columbus the 4.61 1.50 1.60 2.50 8.25 4.85 lowed. The hall instantly filled with banners and there was horn blowing and shouting galore, the helping in noise. This demonstration had hardly subsided when a on the a black- board on which was Needs Only and a Kit chin demonstration followed. This rallying of the different Cumberland Jackson . tor mi- Currituck Dare Davidson vie Durham Edgecombe Forsyth Gates i Graham seemed to have I he of bringing them together ballots from then on hopped back to their usual sameness The convention continuous session all day and through the Haywood night until o'clock this Henderson i v recess I was taken u ski It was a test in to Us man . .; nation. was a ,; v through the . th i to a held gust. Th s tied e i. Th. . State end lat-i too w ti Th, . by TI . briefly. Charlotte, N. Upon . 60th she votes had b i. drew e was met wit clause. Speeches 6.50 1.50 7.52 1.50 2.75 6.15 2.56 1.44 7.40 2.575 6.23 9.94 12.95 13.50 1.06 3.05 . I re In I . din . Mi r i- the I Mi c nil S ii . . mi U an t n on o at Pamlico 2.91 1.0 For B. F. Dixon. of Cleveland county. For B. R, Lacy, of Wake county. For of Public In- J. Y. Joyner. Lenoir county. For Commissioner of J. R. Young, of county. For Attorney T. W. Bickett, of Franklin county. For Commissioner of W. A. Graham, of Lincoln county. For Corporation B. F. of Wayne county. For Commissioner of Labor and M. L. Shipman, of Henderson county. For at J. W Bailey, of Wake county. Walter Murphy, of Rowan county. July 4th at and Spend the 4th of July at the proceedings that have not Eastern shore heretofore resorts i City and Beau on ocean. BICKETT ATTORNEY GENERAL trip tickets on sale at t Friday, Charlotte, N. C. June a and The fourth, fifth and ix y 1908. NOMINATION Charlotte. N. C. June J. Y. Joyner for superintendent of public and. J. R. Young for insurance both nominated by ac- ANOTHER FIGHT. Charlotte, N. C, June 29.- The first ballot for attorney general was Winborne Clement Bickett Wood- ard no nomination. The second ballot Winborne Clement Bickett Wood- ard The third ballot still brought no nomination. The Craig and Home forces joined for Bickett and the result of the was Clement Bickett Winborne The State convention that be- in Charlotte on Wednesday. at noon, to an end near midnight on Monday, 29th, a prolonged session of five days. It was the stormiest, the 14.63 3.30 1.07 noisiest, the most enthusiastic and the hardest, fought 7.21 the State has ever had, and JO it is to be hoped that its like ti will not come again- The following telegrams to The 1.38 Reflector Monday evening and night tell of the remainder of the r general On Hot Clement i i being h ti chairman in r i of Mecklenburg on all to . A the . . d C vole hi n . ; w to P. IV. i n i i .- p , m Green- i to Beau urn I Pi for roil fort r five u twelve W. hi i- to l Vi . . i . .- M is.; i C lot e, C, Perquimans Person o ; of the Pitt that 399.70 Polk S chin, Randolph and with Richmond t in a eh . Rockingham . . Rowan . . . . K . . here Rutherford After II- to . i i. i y o II I I -I 8.27 2.5-1 I . After in r rd. of . the l hid in iv given ii n ; , he cult on corn and the Last attorney general, the nomination ye r I U corn crop r 1.000.- of commissioner of bushels. He was taken up. There live candidates in the and the i ballot which d at o'clock made no nomination. ham was in the lead. Charlotte, N. C. 29.- A. Graham, of Line i n was nominated on sixth lot at o'clock. the have . , . . ; e i phi to I lie l today . ti force will ; Ill tin -i ii -11 of i. i . . I HIS CHI over the i- enter- nation Nil The ; i i. -1 ex W. Bickett i; the i hi .-lit nil th w. i have had lime i y wanted . -hi to. -till and hay y more in I ever know w in ti ii- i In- humor end good feel- ins prevailed through it all in unfortunate that Maine remarkable. Some of the Republican at expense of were really have anything do with it, but the people of the South cannot love the name Sherman, Pitt has good crops thus far. It is certainly encouraging after two poor years, good prices are expected for market crops. Thousands of folks in Char- as well as who home after the contest governor was over, spent Sunday in lied trying to catch up on sleep. Do not forget tint Greenville is growing. There are several new near completion now. Let the good work go mi. Gov. Jarvis said in his speech as temporary chairman of the convention us not be In a hurry to leave His advice was taken literally. It can also be said in passing that the honors bestowed upon the Old while in Char- made the hearts of friends swell with pride. were f before Sampson -he next toll I The last roll Sta I as it Surry i I .; .; .,. There were calls for and Wake Craig and those gentlemen also Warren came forward and made Washington lent speeches. i The last bullet for governor Wayne M was Kitchin Craig 381-72, Home 1.69, two counties casting Wilson small vote for the latter not withstanding his withdrawal. After the demonstrations the convention again got down 173.69 381.72 1.60 business and nominated W. C. I necessary to Newland, of Caldwell county, for N. C. Juno 89.- , lieutenant governor Gov. R. j The Sabbath coming in between for the L. Glenn and Senator L. S. time calm the troubled Overman were elected two of waters and all was tome when the delegates at large to the hat- the convention re-assembled this convention in Denver Son- morning. Many of the delegates was to their but ed as another of the delegates, j there was still a attendance over his The first business this AND I. 1.1 i j 10.57 6.75 1.56 5.13 3.44 N. C, June Nominations for of I lain and printing were n in . . . M, i, . county, won over four other Charlotte, N. C, June B. P. of Wayne, was nominated for corporation com- missioner on first ballot. The vote was London ELECTORS. Charlotte, N. C, June Walter Murphy, of Rowan, and J. W. Bailey, of Wake, was nominated presidential electors PLATFORM ADOPTED. Vi ml . -Yo men of ; i i. n, who ca Sill t an opportunity for realizing on their earning capacity. If your services are to a day you should and can get the money, This is a . to men and will to any who do i Ad- dress B. Greenville, M. C. For -A fine lot of S. C. Brow; .; rd . and Guineas. Thia is choice breed- stock, and would not be sold at season but for want of room. Be quick. W. A. B. Hearne, Greenville, N C. and the contention election prolonged the session until after midnight when there was adjournment until o'clock Monday morning. The Last Governor. No. Craig Alamance Alexander Alleghany 2.50 3.30 Ashe 3.80 Beaufort Bertie 2.45 2.04 Brunswick Buncombe Burke 6.625 morning was electing the remain- two delegates at large to the national convention at Denver, Simmons was first elected, the roll call votes for him while only were cast against him. The contest be- tween Hale and Carr resulted in the election of Hale by vote of to for Carr, The alter- are W. S. Parsons, E. F. Watson, J. W. Bailey and J. S. GRIMES, LACY, DIXON. Charlotte, N. C, June Bryan Grimes, for secretary of State; B. R. Lacy, for treasurer, and B. F. Dixon, for auditor, have all been re-nominated. Carr. Charlotte. N. C-, June the completion of the nations the report of the plat- form committee was read- The feature of this that created an- other storm was the instruction for Bryan of the delegates to the National convention at Denver. Several speeches were made, and the the vote resulted ayes noes 194- The convention ad- sine die 11.30 and the great gathering was at an end. For W. W. Kitchin, of Person county. For Lieutenant W. C. Newland, . of county. For Secretary of J. Bryan Grimes, of Pitt county. OUR u m Authorized Agent of The Eastern ; Tr-k HARPER . PALM Paper roofing, rubber rooting, and tobacco barn sheeting at J- R. Smith O. J. W. Glenn, of the firm of Glenn Gentry, proprietors of the Ayden tobacco warehouse, has arrived and is hustling for the market These gentlemen are men of experience, having a successful year at Winston, N. C. See our line of books and v for holiday presents. J. R. Smith Co. travels Will Alexander It will please your on the scene and robbed friend to take her a box of fresh, him of his joy. But he s gone candy M. M. Sauls has re now. with no sorrow and a magnificent assortment no one to mourn only we hop at prices from to 1.50. J. H. Tripp spent a day in Greenville during the week. . Car load cf hard and soft coal by J. R. Smith Co. Tom Moore came home from the A. M. College at Raleigh. Monday to spend vacation. Car load of cement, How and Ford Discovered the ville, lost his baby with this was his only child and his many friends deeply sympathize with him. Carload cotton seed meal and Hulls at J R Smith co. Smith Co. Dixon will make tobacco hogsheads this season. planted your gar den the question every one is asking. Woods Seed arc those among whom he shall make his sojourn will not be amiss in their treatment of him. cure and Perkins native tablets at J. R. Smith Co. Rev C. W. regular appointment last Sunday M. M. makes the best cold drinks that can be made at the fountain- lea cold the year round Try one. Mrs R. H. Garris is spending which embraces, week with her daughter, counties will draw largely and j Mrs. W. E. Hooks. Truth. to middle age a man is said to for after that lives for Very of- ten, however, at the latter period he upon Memo. i. rt. i , . , . J. J. Grimsley. near lime and plastering hair at J. R. i Q I t I ft Smith Co. A large crowd is expected here today. The Sunday school con- Mine. Iii the history of digging and gold finding many n romantic and is to found. Few of . those stories, however, more you an endowment pol interest than that of how ; mines, in Australia, were discovered in mines which have since yielded millions of worth of gold. Get one in The Mutual Life H. Harris. it . j Luck a great part in the Howard filled his J , but it was the reward of In April, 1892, two Victorian Miners named Barley and counties draw win Mrs. w. n. n--. t, for the game of ball between Farm- Pneumonia Cure J. K to Examination for A. M. At his office, on Thursday, July 9th, our county superintendent of schools. Prof, W. H. struck out for the northeast of will conduct admission examine- trails, bit after for the A. M. college at miles they lost their horses and had The college officers in to turn Equipped with fresh admission urge that horses start,, on what enter in to be a long, tedious t once wore be examined at this time. ville and the Ayden boys Smith Co r me journey, forced to turn back, this time The college offers want of water. Tho third at- ships to needy young men. Pitt at i tempt won them fame and fortune. countY at this time one vacant First they found that which to , which was as nice as the. best for the find all kinds perfectly fresh at Drug Store. Don't make the mistake of getting We are . a in crowd here th Sunday t he . n in V i. park , . add materially crowd. W. J- Hooks, our clover at-1 fame and fortune, at this time one vacant saw a bath just returned from a. they found to by Smith Co. taken up promptly. tended J . . , . . -ate last week, j t I hereby myself a co Pitt county, in GARDEN. How many e y been told Togo to Harper's for anything cold Many times that you feel bed, But a will make if you drank a cold lemonade, Or ate some cream, beat that Just anything, something lee You would n feel Very few of will To take i ; ate; The In and limeade, too, Are Id when sodas, r wit k en an That . i fine you Ami o I o Of drinking you wouldn't drink. A tine drink is lime, Which you can p t any Whether are deed alive By ringing t i i You will of Rot- Chicago. Our re simply won- of that faraway a . . Pitch t camp he his Meads a beside the well. turned their of the i horses out to food i started ., . ; j i., It,. Ho in a the country d. F rd I t issue a certain ed by tho I. in , r , m ,,. Au buck , of home i ems of I have read, ;. B has act been a case Frank c person in Car Mi Any one well .; be It will b. adjacent the i;,, ho Tyrrell Tho in Mill st ii L. . ; . . iv omitted, u . steam Dam, i Lime i .; and a II j. I. Smith Co W. L. i eve; I . ii Di k sale by J i Co F. C. Hunting kept n .-. i carpenters in Of,, tool . . I. J. K. B, mi . sen,. p- I XI . lurch i belt . rs and coarse Thursday on the m the State c invention. wicK kepi, each ballot board, and it v. with eager Ca.- load cf fine salt at J RS Miss Lillian teacher of the primary department the Baptist .- class a picnic They ill report a p sun d-y in was about at Windows, blinds, locks, at F. Mr. . t ; mi . . y ii t vi. i. m y . ,,. to A but T . week re of and it lime i spent last They iv, week with relatives left Saturday for F . i night they of j twenty ounce friendlier three weeks poet was ounces. By this I given so. laid i fresh I bu a few , i ;. Hindi Co out from .; a few i ,. of g i. in of go to II v m i Id. , ,.; .- . ii i i in of the D . I will i. kt C ,. . h. . Vi , . . , . . . V if .- , . i. . is L, i . i town. find to the mining i. lit in a claim f a I on which i . .,. , her 47th . The Interdenominational j school convention The . t baby s and in I R Smith co. . me is a of tho delegates from Greene, my. counties, motet Cox Cotton Planters Back at the Disciple last Bands distributors at . J. W. Ormond, president, iv butts, Co. Rev. county, been spending relatives here. everyone exclaims of the new line of Easter cards at M. M. Drug store. J. T. Smith, Jr., and family have come home from several weeks visit at Morehead. Mr. Smith, who been seriously sick for quite a while, has en- recovered and is behind the counter at Edward Son's The many friends of Mrs. Ada Ormond will be glad to hear she is getting on well, having undergone an operation at Wilson Crops in this section never looked more encouraging than at present. A close observer tells us he has not seen a grassy crop around here this year. Ours are an industrious people. Mrs. Celia of Snow Hill, spent part of last week in town visiting relatives and friends. She returned home Monday. Mrs. Ferrebee, of Camden county, who has been visiting the family of Capt D. G. Berry, for her home Tuesday. Charlie Nobles, wife and child, of Petersburg, who have been visiting C. Nobles, their father, have returned to their home. J. A. of Grifton, was in Ayden a short while day. J B smith Co A d front of a of with along p ii and a ;. shove, on many the I around here, .-, do would In the. be is, Typhoid fever Smith you know, might . ii H. Harper, secretary. . large was in ore speakers ,, among them being If. r. Dr. Battle, t . W . Rev. of Grifton. and . we p. and seven children. A i ha II . Harris xi has v . tho do direct to have around will i i p intents i.- i . ii d it . bet . it i get ,.;, -a bottle Of Sarsaparilla NuB Cod. Mrs. B. F. Nunn, of villa, we regret to learn, con- seriously ill. She a daughter of C. C. Bland and was a former resident of of e, t i in. session was held in the afternoon. The next meeting will be at Grifton. Ayden. She has a hos friends and relatives who con- inquire after her will be pleased to hear of a change for the better in her condition. Just received A car load of for top dressing. E. Turnage Son. Mrs. Warren of Falkland, are visiting her father, W. L. Tucker. The members of Eureka Lodge K. of P. are requested to be present at the regular meeting Wednesday as business of importance will come up be- fore the lodge. Miss Nannie Howard, of Kin- is here on a visit to Misses Jimmie and Davis. Mr. Gaskins, after a pleasant visit to Capt. D. G- Berry re- turned to his home in Wilson yesterday. The bar- has left the city. His none could but that he was strictly original none will deny. Razors, perfumery, cigars and such like had a fancy for him and on his gentleman's black e combination pocket lining mall sum of money if , y in or on train, in town of Ayden. A liberal re ward will be paid by Mrs. Agnes Blount for r n of same to her at Ayden, C. hod been and hurried to the field with r. art composed that horses i i d nil the of tins and inc. In their o in re gold i in In n ire and ; sine in years of h i of gold, i d i , . . M i were the L of Lot was u . party of . I n i way k of th. . pi i. , I . . ,, . a v. mine of I- can of tho I the value few I u Tit- a Y STATEMENT OF THE BANK OF CAROLINA In State of North at cc Resources an i . . , . Ii I In . V, COUNTY. I. j , v, a to . o best rib end sworn to be- STANCIL in . Public . , I that NOTICE. H. Smith has purchased interest of A. D. Cox in the Carolina Milling Co. and will conduct the bus- at the sane place- All work promptly looked after. Mr. Cox will still with the Company. of el ti mi . this a para h I fr I a As a i to the name of n ,;,,. . cornea from some W C.-r.---. i place. until obvious cases arc from from Mosul, in from Damascus, mid from ell from Milan. The en I is a curious one. It en- the obtained from tho Seres or Chinese, but these people have been named in Greek after tho Chinese word for a Din thing Dr Joseph Dixon Physician and Surgeon Office over Bank Building AYDEN. N. C. The Best Pills Ever Sold. doctoring for chronic indigestion, and spending; over two dollars, nothing-has done me as much good as New Life Pill--. consider best pills ever writes R. F. of Ingle- departure many of these N c- under guarantee at near accompanying him on his i. drug store. Orange, Careful research ha India country from the orange spread tn Ami and eventually to Europe and t Americas. Oranges at found wild in many ports of em India. Cultivated from a period in Hindustan, they wore car Tied to southwestern Asia by the Arabs probably before the close the ninth century. They spread through the of th same race to Africa, Spain and Sicily, following the tide Mohammedan conquest. Opening display of the latest Schloss models In suits. have now received and arc now ready to you our Spring line Schloss Clothes one thing you can be sure of and the behind absolutely guarantee everything bearing the SCHLOSS Label. Quality is a certainty and the style is right, the lit is better than in most made to measure clothes and our prices are as low as the lowest. Come and see them whether you are ready to buy or GENERAL MERCHANDISE CAROLINA. line Clothes SI POOR PRINT

mum CLEVELAND DEAD. Ha. is either a PASSED AWAY WEDNESDAY or a MORNING AT PRINCETON. says Verbena in the July Design- wonder if it Death W Unexpected Had isn't, after all. the fairy gift. Been Gaining Flesh He seen wave a Thought to be Out of wand and accomplish desired Gov. Glenn Sends Telegram. Princeton, v June 24.- ends where logic and money and and coercion failed. Personality is the mysterious . i attraction that draws us just as Ex President morning at. There is no it. The news the f Mr Cleveland came as a great shock I and surprise to the fend c women about the city brilliant ones for- while a woman without Sine of this actress or that more than a ago from is what draws, and not her where he lay sick at art She has the charm of each to and the kid weather flesh and the brightest were entertained for him. He Malaria frequently .- obtain Wood's Liver Medicine and although Dr. Bryant tO , sick headache, fatigue ard doctor Considered tonic effect the en- is felt with Brat to take. Clears i-m quickly. bottle .- lea the quantity of c size. occasionally New see him. th. him on the r ad to recovery. Heart failure . of his death So elated it th ; . in Mr. as only last re. land, in her said Cleveland will and we i;. b join our i N. H e ind I by ; . . will . bladder, John Caught who t, was . st i noon y . below the ferry i n clump, i hushes. The that was released by i from r as . of Dissents From Newspaper View In a setting forth the the National Biscuit Company's profit-sharing plan with its the high standard of business today aid the restoration of Messrs. N. W. Ayer Son, advertising agent pro- pound tho . is In the., Comment the communication to that it a man leads a clam life, a good helpful to the community in which he ind in . way a benefit to his that he does is news. how- ever, some worth, a i vagabond does serious damage to this man's property, that is news, and the to care beaut and paper space. a n hO conduct its business that i.-- ; honor to the country, a to its people and an i corporate int y, v concerns the . and omit- . without ts E G FLANAGAN Pres. and M gr T M HOOKER Secretary. W E HOOKER Treasurer. The John Flanagan Buggy Co. Organized in 1866, reorganized and in 1904 with authorized capital of Manufacturers of High Grade BUGGIES -AND -CARRIAGES. prove . I r, be ill . . It, who ,. . . band, with she ha the w only the Han . re . Me.-. from tribute t lie of i As . in the in the . Hi sign . Lincoln, . i j rep Mr. i is I William J wire .-. my . be Common June M Cleve- the Mrs- G Cleveland tor. N, J. i of N i Una and a friend of Mr. Cleveland. I extend to you j my heartfelt sympathy in your great loss. R. B. disclose. Peter . v. i id Fie i-t Sam ,. j w ; i . . . us of that corporation jail reference to but if capital, same avowed which U built, t is guise of concern must Oil tOt Ci . ti i . an i .; OUR Our I forty y co inti m to I people of . t . on . prepared i ii either fur cash r l mi-, to your I tin . i r , I. i . , i . , ii tie i e- it . on th.- t. ; e l always i paper . I u . . , . ;, I. L. UR j breaks w h i date of the i ;. best Wagons i ii Farm and j. R. I .- ii ; . Gr North Carol D QUART r. FARM and .- . COLLEGE WITHOUT Dent t-i We carry Ii pairs m I .;. . I'll our also a -hints only, v hi re is none better, perfect i to machine. I re- h is th ; I .- in this way and keep , living in one of the Wean. Life Who dormitories where I Way the work. ;, It i.- every- lay i i girl JUST with coll n, . i to d a i v k i make i . Li . j Di Hi the Thinks It Saved His Life y h H A the newspaper ,. . . i. I lull ii always in stock to highest, in fact is none bet- guaranteed per cent, pure. It you wish to build is to y to see as we in position to look i j our every need. Don't target that our line I General Hardware is kept complete with the very best quality goods. We can orders from a box tax to a car load of nails. Give us a call. com i i keep track the of the college and rec live about a year. I had little I business training before I came i i college me receive from seventy-five c i an hour tutor- . three f n in an u i The faculty tutors among I us as we have been through the work so recently. No girl is allowed to tutor in several depart-1 U. E. Patrick Dead. , After an i of several with fever, Mr. B. Patrick ; I is on m street. v .- about , I th . . it son a ii. P. Patrick. . . .-. survived i small children, ;, and W. B. Mr. Patrick was member of Bryan on firm of B. E. Pat- It the lot of the wise man to of be asked fool questions. the ;. is an acknowledge- esteemed him highly. -i. r N of M ,. m I M u i . . , h i.-. and I H . . . four . for t i i . more I. . Id . I'd be without . v years I i v.- v h pd . j ii i . . ii . . and l . ;. . bottle I of the lorn of the man of whom the inquiry i.-i made. Nobody ever asks a fool question of a fool, for a fool answers a only a year ago that he com- and moved into a splendid new residence, and so soon he has been from it. All the Mr. Cleveland Will Have Simple Funeral Princeton, N. J. June to all precedent the body of Grover Cleveland will not lie in state. was in accordance with the decision of Mrs- Cleve- land today. The widow of the former pres- decided the funeral of her husband should be of the quiet- est and simplest nature. She has told the intimate friends now with her at the Cleveland home that she could not bear a funeral that would be a great public function and while she deeply the sorrow Mr. Cleveland's death has caused among public men throughout the country, she wishes only a private funeral. her Baker Hart. This, being so, the man who . asked William Jennings Bryan as it weaken own work in her do private to domestic science and com. a lesson. There are five young , ladies in my according to his folly, and I family, and especially the young there is no question whereto wife and children, have the asker so honestly a wise heartfelt sympathy of a host of friends- The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon at B o'clock. answer as a fool question. General Hardware Sole Agent for Lead and Paint, Jewel Stoves and Ranges. Syracuse farm fertilizer sower Edge Tools. have charge of the Book The girls who have books to sell let me know. I re- five cents on each book and give one-half of this to the college Christian Association. I make or doing this. Last year I earned doing clerical work in the faculty office and cleared making Tree day costumes. I earn money in vacation by sewing, receiving twenty cents an hour making and doing similar work, and from fifty cents to one dollar sewing on braids and fixing skirts. have the agency for pens, banners, pillows and similar things. I make consider- A Grand Family Medicine, It happened in Read- me pleasure to good Pennsylvania, last , r. , n Frank of No. Houston St., and the modern Commoner in- New u family showed that he was a wise man by the reply he made, . , . . t functions, The fellow who tries to at- renewed vigor i to the weak and . K and liver I,. while for lame buck and weak kidneys it cannot be too highly Hitters the the blood, vitality both tract Without to the weak and in . c n u Sold under is like the fellow who throws c a silent kiss in the dark. He knows what he is no- body else does. Saturday Evening Post. Salve Wine. Hat Created Muck Interest. with its of participants, its electrical effects, pretty costumes and enchanting music, Tom Moore, of Rural Route l, created intense interest in Greenville. The many groups find nothing that would heal it until I nave been perfectly the principles are all me by affecting a perfect cure. Sold perfect and the play Will on in detail Tuesday night. Three ExPeriences with Ghosts. TO S Person's Three Experiences With Ghosts. THE SPIRIT OF HIS SISTER Yes, YOU'RE the man we mean. You're always talk- about the harm the trusts are doing. The country's going to the bowwows, you say, because of the curbed trusts. Rich grow- richer, poor getting poorer. Used to be that a poor man could go into business for himself in a modest way and make a good living. Now he must become a clerk or a roustabout or a for some corpora- combination that has grown to be a Goliath of bigness, that has devoured the fat of the land and is still upon it, there's not a scrap of left for the under dog. Story the Man Who Wanted to Open a Small Account. A WALL STREET EXPERIENCE. NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILWAY Local Time Table Effective 27th. 1900. Between Norfolk, Va. and Raleigh, N. WESTBOUND STATIONS H. Ml From th. World h. In Important Phantom on th. times In my life, by ail of years. Have the told been mine. I com a family to viable at times those want a tatter name a m It If at wood u veil may ,. foundation In fact, for tUna veiled at birth. bis life infancy vacant v tors. w accurate- drew. would pin, friends. over yea ,,.,,,. i not till be . a hat be realized that the W ,;,., viable t, other Ar Id modest, antitrust business Hey , don't trade at W P trust that hurls home place A TRIP TO IS ESPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE NOW VIA LINE STEAMERS ADDRESS W W. Norfolk, Virginia SEVEN SPRINGS HOTEL Opens Under New Management. NEWLY PAINTED RENOVATED White Waitresses in Dining Room. Best Services For The Price. Best Water in the State and is by Physicians. COME AND BRING YOUR FRIEND. DAWSON SUTTON PROPRIETORS The North Carolina COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND Practical education in Agriculture; the Greensboro L; o Co. Z B The papers in dun C. L. a Letter. Greenville, Jan. 2nd. 1908. H. A. White, At. Deer Please accept thanks for in. payment i. THE PRESIDENT, West Raleigh, N. C your company plays in the payment of th death Again thanking you, I remain, Yours truly, C L. Wilkinson. of- BREAD Mrs Mangle at the filled anywhere in W l. written , , am not Here to lit my own personal the my bodily . Tl so J i do not it. J mother tor to Owen I ; i wore and In a K with , , . , Mi. was . of to. to i walked with my one her to .,.,.,.,. when I cried, pointing Annie la h ,., o i come over f i ,,;,,. from my ,, fence. She , ran . a ever the after flu. The only Idea W of familiar friend whom The h at the I friend, n boy of w the -me day. j homo In went, mi I ins in health. At In the evening I t the t the I when the will -f ii.,. with wind. As I t , right l , of life. He waved his an hi token of farewell, look n, me a moment, to my roommate, who M . T to the he , . .,. in the I normal, healthy man. T nearly life and morbid It one o Ma n lawyer. I lawyer In ; inn over a of of the ht ,.; . . I as about W- a before oration, lowering my eyes them, there Ml ml Mi attorney a were on Millie, ,. u her III I by a is, did .-I the lie m h h M .,. his an was a knew the i cold lo a a breath from an unseen world. that of greater or we s.-. Lour or I-el their Bu the with tho which of yet our to them of the revealed, who can say tart tin Sere, of these greet the eye I In unknown vi. biding . to Hi with and and on. dally l moments of the veil tilde for a the Th Would B Depositor of Modest Mean Himself In Place For Official's Courteous and said the man who writes for magazine and chance. I had hold of a matter of all o, one the same time it looked big to me. By an even more carious chance there want anything that I really to do with the money. o I decided that bank it. Now. I knew in a general way that m order to put money In a hank rt to he known end and took and all that, and bated to approach a bank with- out any of credential, Therefor, I went to the . a which prints that I and as., l him what I'd do- ,,.,,, thing In the world, he TH give you a note to our bank led Hue to me. wrote we the note, and I for the bank i good deal tickled over how easy the little depositing proceeding bad bean made. , . The hank to which I had the note to Wall street. asked the uniformed man who was slanting around whore I'd the receiving window, and he pointed window out to me. I got Into line and watched the taller take hi money. must own that a bit to the H of the deposits be was receiving Why. lows the money to . the I had my note raj I remained enough with I readied the I In my and the receiving teller n civil young man. It and rand It Then 11- looked it me. after he read the note this time with n sort of puttied on hi I .,.,. why the receiving teller should be over a simple hut be seemed. He rang man who'd to that window appeared. -Show ibis gentleman u. the f u. the i the man. at lb same time me with and the uniformed man led me the passageway and took me n railing where there handsome gray haired gentleman sit ting at a desk. The ha I --ray Invite , . note tho receiving teller had returned to me. and he leaned hack In hi chair read II carefully- looked after read the not.- a second Then he I at me over the ids said the haired not in ii nice, way. I Mr- teeming lo unduly i to would Well, was a civil nothing It. -Why I said t-. pray haired am an with a . airier bu. i shall I n., t bin the next l I I balance of-well say. Won or W , , . . The kindly i lite I I I. hair me. so. Jul said he, his feel -om. Mr. we really d. that you should It to i that we are so utterly lacking I. facilities for taking care of cf a You Mr. Is sett of It is need n well, perhaps I should put it In i clearer manner. I say it to you In confidence, yon W bin have only on our hook, and the time to a matter of Well was about enough . saw the light I'd n hank on the . less of a who. Written me that note no In . The gray haired about It. He a fine to me -one that iv with for handling Mr. lie added, all of the ea. I walked out there Into the cold gray light Of Wall street feeling like a good deal of a human caterpillar. didn't goto the hank recommend. to me by the cashier; didn't have tin nerve to visit any more bank. H got left now of the 1330, bill I l suing to use Hint as a nest egg. maybe some day even ye. Ill have . bank York Sun. Norfolk Chocowinity Wilton Baily Middlesex Zebulon Wendell Knightdale Raleigh No. Ex. Sunday 1220 I so bin No. Ex. Sunday A. M. r, oh no EASTBOUND Norfolk Gr Farmville Wilson Rally Wendell S. L. BUNCH, T M Norfolk, Va. No Ex Sunday P. M ill or. H C. G I Norfolk. Va. No. IS Ex. Bonds P. M. r. No. II .-u. -day A. K. bin ;. is is Ml sO Is. Sunday P. M. ii r. is n m 4-1 F. P A Goldsboro N. C. Littleton Female College Ht boarding in th Get The best for Comfort en piece B Iron Br-d BO Y D I TAFT I S AND MEN'S SUITS 1-8 OFF c. s. C. D. Opposite Center General Merchandise. Pulley Have Of Women's Fashions, H. C. j S. M successor to FLEMING S MOORING General Merchandise- ff General House Furnishings. BINGHAM SCHOOL 1793 1.1 FE, and SCHOOL. m ; The not rich t. buy Hie vote of An Innocent no g Proverb. FOR SALE------ good Pf hand made Cypress AIM a quantity of Tar. w Grimesland, N C. DR. W. S. OSTEOPATH Office next door to Flint . Buggy Co. GREENVILLE, N. C. POOR PRINT i . i

I i I. I WINTERVILLE In Charge of F. C. NYE of hi Eastern Advertising Rates on Application Hum aw. lot. if . a -p-to . you r . a i . . U. . our; villa today. Anew line Of dry goods and For Ricks house. in. Harrington live room cottage, pleasant- located. C. S. Smith, agent went to Green- . Hay and lime at A. W. Ange had; Barber Co. i Co- w. i-i ex the ;. cent i i .;. Mill . Kine ; , , Remember the Hunsucker bug-1 x. H. King returned going. Call to see Goldsboro Monday morn- r. cur stock of runabouts be- fag where he filled his regular r you buy. Prices are inter- appointment Sunday morning -.- i and night Daring the storm Thursday R. . Hess's Poultry and Stock while standing in his, Food the thing for . stunned by light try and A. Ange Co, t seriously, we are Prof. G. E. Lineberry is spend- this week at bis old home i r in mind the Chatham near . Ht.-l wagons and by the A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. ere taking inventory . c. era I AM .- . at Char- . . H. K m vi it rel . s. ft Friday r Seven Springs week. We shall have to say next week that this v. interest- . A. W C . Miss Annie Carr pa ; i in . n i e f. . . A. W. I a horse he must here with M plenty of good feed. Ail this kinds . the best to had, at ice, fresh all kinds go to Pro- Produce Co., next Ange Co. i p doer to post-office. he quarterly conference of the office. Pron . i given Albert of Chapel circuit of the Methodist rd . -u was held I Saturday F. F. stack in hi; afternoon after spending by Rev. C. D. Me i made a few d with Mr. and Mrs. presiding eider. He ii-j . C. preached i iii u i . u a So Tired It may be from but the chances are its from an in- LIVER. HARRY W. WHEDBEE S MAYOR. Dispensary commissioners, J. L- Wooten, J. C. Lanier ard SELECTED BY NEW BOARD OF J- R salaries for six ALDERMAN. With a well conducted LIVER Other Officers Elected for the New one can do mountains of labor without fatigue. it adds a hundred per cent to ones earning capacity. It can be kept in healthful action only by Other Fiscal Changes. The fiscal year of municipal, administration in Greenville, be- ginning July 1st and ending June 30th, there has been considerable activity today around the seat of local The of aldermen of the past year met at a. m. to finish . . up its work end turn over the TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. of to . board. Four members of the Corn and oats at lowest prices, old board are continued on the F. V. J phone new board- four B members d chosen at the last election. The members of the new board HARPER'S GARDEN. came forward at and were in by Major Wooten as First White, d S- and V. Harper has struck a popular chord in open-i i A. Bowen. Third Ti, and bis palm garden in the bite; . ,, building. His garden is indeed most attractive and is going ideal resort for cold pi ached two cu.- special th . . pile; i . J u r., . We . . r have for and pr .; meet H Ci r Rem m the us with A. . . Langston left this morning to spend some time with heard Mr. in the . i night in of whooping Its remains were t . t. . Thursday. Rev. T. . Kins the Sunday sch o com en i yesterday and r r. J. i j tell the K. lot -i nil for ti an Miss Laura Ha of Jumbo hand picked, especially Also Cot- seed I . j and speak t.-1 Ii -i .-. .-- on . -y. Ice and lemons at L. John The Pitt county Co. is in prove an drinks. Om one side cf the garden is a beautiful 14-foot innovation fountain of and onyx that is th latest of the factory's output. The . ; gun. any Cu lei . and p i and bevel r. The s-pace i furnished praise of palm garden equipment, the tables and chairs rising of ; design, the combinations and cl seats being sally attractive. The entire equipment for making and dis- ice cream and lint months, chairman others A communication was rad from ex-Gov. T. J. Jarvis that the term of D. C. Moore and himself as members of the board of trustees of the graded school had expired and their should be elected at once. that the board of trustees had recommended the re-election of both, but that he could not serve longer. O. CL Moore was unanimously to succeed himself. For the other member the names of S. T. Hooker, T. M. Hooker, C. D. Rountree and Dr. J. E. Nobles were presented. Three ballots were taken without election, and on the fourth U t T. M. Hooker received a ma- of the votes, and was de- elected. After appointing a committee to advise the dispensary i of the action of the board, adjournment was fatten Thursday night, the time for regular monthly meeting. Fourth G. Flanagan and E. A. Sr. Fifth ward -W. S. Alderman Flanagan Confidence chosen chairman and mayor pro wise child U m. and Alderman K. A. About one-quarter of secretary. the the new business The board then unanimously Mutual Life in 1907 as mayor he one pa lOT t e; H. W. or th coming . a C and A were to Mr of his election. Mr. . he was given ovation by the spectators and accepted in a neat speech in which complimented the work . the retiring administration Q j and promised his best efforts to promote the work of the- present to the best inter- was secured from its own policy holders. They know their com- and nave confidence in it. thou and do Bently Harris, will show you. at per bushel. lot of the Improved King ton seed pounds in it of the town. makes a rive hundred pound bait i about at St . . an C. V. Cox i visit hi drawn Seven the p.- t a half with her bop, G E. Jack son. near has moved int W Harrington. Henry day in V, i have a special line can ;. is , j II. i. l . 1.1 ;. ; I of A i i l up one of r. and splitting open the post the bedstead her new near Dr. Cox's, which Mr. Mr,. Her sons, C. J. and . R. ard ton were to herself, will the family, c; were only led. -y had a narrow escape, them to our town. the o-d at Jo i. Truck made v day, J the A. G. Cox Manufacturing ;,. B , Y Co., Winterville, N- C Plenty j intensely for them on hand. Bend your four weeks, died yesterday by f, is most complete j The cream freezers horse p r boiler at their plant. v.- . operated by electric mo- expect to greatly tor, orders for family use or with a l s new ti ins be filled promptly., Manager . Mr. also a large; office was then i . ,. I line cigars and smoking to- a hustler. You may expect j, preparing to add hear things begin to hum over in and fine the season stationery, be Springs for handy to- I be same price as h ft. G town rs -arc adding much i streets by . . . all I ditch cleaned out. t at direction when opens up. ; equipped do yo n and n . E. Tripp, id ;.;. night. X . ho been g for the past year For Register o A farmer voter and . put st ;. . stood by th . for the p. n the i i. he to the is C. u an t to the of- after d I'm. welcome i t o; Superior o clerk D. C. Moore. The salary was made per month The board then proceeds to the following i by acclamation were agreed up .; in and fixed stated; Clerk, J. C. J. per month. Assistant day ID. W. Groceries I And Provisions m I----1 Cotton L. Carr G. police. Clark. per month. per per A. W. ii. pr m nth. Sr sun Fr i n Country Produce Bo D. W. YA N i ii a s lour.- nice b Co. has them. We r . st much A Ange; the death of Clinton v; i . hear of ; r of the b in h here at the . He was a y r and a an ft our people. He held h rs quarterly and I by church made under hi- watch c n. orders u once b are the rush .,.,. I number of her relatives. Nice ham are the r . King will . the thing for breakfast these spring burial service at the home about mornings. We have them. o'clock after which there- H. L. taken on the Bargains on deers and wind hearse to Ayden for interment, ow, Mr. Builder, let us give leave a husband ard . . and a M V Opposite N. S. Depot A W. Ange Co. A. W. Ian number o. r mourn r b roofing see Ange Co. A car best hay. just in. deepest sympathy. to .- have our i. i. j;, Winterville Supply Co. I We deeply sympathize with pi Lucile, the eleven Mr. in m months old baby of Mr. and th- of their i Sunday m p. C. Nye. passed away It suffered vend days Little My i for ii- cold rink.-. Everything is new d shape. Ii. L. Johnson. p pie's meetings are making fine pr s. They been Buffering severely for hold meetings on Saturday g at- tended. . wish vacation last all a- we could have m . men and young ladies with us. They that I buried in th May weeks with whooping afternoon, i. All was clone for her We are prepared to fill you hands could do for orders for flues on short notice. her recovery, but God knew beat Let us have your orders at once On account of the rain the fun- before the rush comes Prices exercises were as last year. A. G. Cox render us such excellent Thursday evening o'clock in j Manufacturing Co., Winterville, M the home By pastor Rev. N C You will find me with the largest stock of Hay, Corn, Oats, Wheat, Eye, Bran Ship Stuff, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls i carried by any dealer in Pitt county. I buy in carload lots and give my customers the of low prices. I sell anything in the grain and feed line as cheap or cheaper than you can get it elsewhere. I also carry all kinds of Garden Seeds. Give me a call when needing any Feed Stuffs, wholesale or retail. but we must not be selfish. Other- need their v service We do not know a town that can show Up a ; t of young people than ours, and we are proud indeed of them. We handle the castings for the following plows. and Harrington Barber Co Buck, who was so badly hurt at Rocky Mount, -it horns now. T. H. King. At the little, for was born away to the new cemetery to await the morn. Through these col- the parents wish to ex- press their heartfelt thanks for the many expressions of and help rendered during the Tn-- A. O. Cox manufacturing Co taxed to its capacity now Ailing the urgent orders for trucks and flues. They report business in excellent condition f. y , GREENVILLE, N. C. Ft lowest prices on hay see P. V. Johnston, opposite Nor- folk South, depot. notice Go to M. G. Bryan Winterville, N, C., for fire He represents the Co., it is one of the M by Ore p- vi. of Sin p p n i Mi. . . i . j L. i EN, LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP CONFORMS TO PURE FOOD AND LAW. An Improvement over many Remedies, because .,,,. , cod by cathartic on the bowel. No Guaranteed to iv Prepared by CO. CHICAGO. U. S. A. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR; D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner Truth in Preference to Fiction. One Dollar Per Year VOL. No. DEMOCRATIC STATE PLATFORM. ADOPTED BY THE STATE AT CHARLOTTE. mT COUNTY. NORTH FRIDAY. MY 1908 NUMBER consequent wear and tear on stock and vehicles is no longer an experiment, but a plain . . produced by the labor of others should be made criminal, and all sons or corporations entering be Education, Foreign and Public Service Corporations, Campaign and Right. The democracy of North Caro- in convention assembled, re- affirms its allegiance to the car- principles of government, and the people upon the wise, the progressive, and the economical conduct public affairs since its power in In the inaugural address of Aycock, January 1901. is this year we meet under extraordinary cir- one party goes out and another comes in; one policy ends and a new one The democratic party again en- into democratic pol- icy became the controlling policy of OUT State. The of those years are great. To the trust imposed, the democratic party has been wholly The of Gov. Charles B. cock and Gov. R. B Glenn have added prestige to our and given prosperity to our affairs have been con- ducted with cl- an efficiency, and to the pot has come pence. j Out of the very shadows of r begins. There is now no more disorder, and no more doubt The people have into their own is Conditions encourage the full and free development of our tries. To the child is given greater and greater opportunity for knowledge, and North Caro- is become a national r in popular education. A stable has inspired conn other States where such are in and believing that with a constantly improving school system, a system of good roads, linking the east with the Piedmont with the mountain sec- will be cf great good to North Carolina, therefore, w v . bonuses, trusts and monopolies and they should not be tolerated. Congress should so amend the interstate commerce law as to prevent discrimination and r in interstate traffic, EX-GOV. THROWS FIRST I DIRT FOR FOUNDATION. produced in the most; congress to enact a law forbid- GROUND BROKEN FOR THE acute and panic in one inferior to history of the United States. the operation of state law The effect of its policy has without notice or panic, blighted industry declarer op- y and trade with prolonged de- position to the of closed factories re-; tn and halted expense of the just powers v crippled and w- d-. At clock can . Under this the bold and in- can panic suffering has been threat, that the of who had , r. laws . , i. r. number f r to universal, soup houses have been the states for the punishment by improvement to the people our State for their investigation, and suggest that the next gen- assembly take such action on this matter as may seem beat Reports of the railroad companies show that this reduction of rates has been accompanied by in- revenue on that class of business affected by the of the State reducing the rates. W i declare that the best in- of the State demand that all of our people shall unit in earnest endeavors to secure em- at fur wag-i for all e our fellow-citizens who are now idle, or who are working or. short lime, by fault of We believe that education h one of the fundamental needs of all government. We believe that every prospective citizen has the right to receive, and it the duty of the State to furnish adequate preparation for citizenship. We congratulate the people that a four months school in every district to no longer a promise, but a We recommend the ad- ministration of our educational affairs, and pledge the continua- of that policy has ac- so great good. established, been of and roads and other common carriers and public service corporations, violating SUCh laws; and to make unlawful discriminations as are now, or may in the future be practiced by railroad companies and other common carriers and public vice against all North Carolina points in favor of points out of the state having no greater natural advantages. The party in power in the that has so long failed to correct such in qualities is equal- guilty with the public corporations for the ages r which this has No railroad com; any, telegraph or other public service corporation, should be permitted to issue or grant to any person, except officers employee.;, and free pass, frames, or other free service, privilege benefit or favor, and any person receiving any such free pass. franK tit other service, privilege, benefit or favor, t-b he made equally guilty with th corporation the same. to pass laws it, dirt broken for strikes within their foundation the buildings for of almost powers, may he treated Teachers these T J. govern Unto the hands of the chairman of the board its branches for I government, which may then trustees, past eleven years, and now proceed as if s pow-,. in the midst of crops, were possessed and boundless national resources the constitution- j started and t i eon it many Cur the good of it has brought about the most destructive panic in our history. We point to the fact that every panic which has occurred since. the formation of the republican interests, voted party was precipitated, Though promising demanded y the people, in their national con- at the behest of favored down every reforms, and that party was In power. of the or for condemn the republican j i, g the power of trust, in. for its in the convention, by federal national congress t, revive the bitterness of the civil war, and f,., president a office- renew I holder, who was elects by taking to the the people any publicity bill. adopted a platform that on every representation important straddle, or lion The passage of Lives promise to the ear only to break it to the hope, and com- his people, had the honor of reforms j throwing the first dirt. For this the i ho us d a new shovel which is going to be painted a Silver color and mounted to be I kept in the when c m- as a memento I breaking of ground for the w dirt was thrown at his bill through the lower house f was an act of cheap, critical politics, designed to corral the vote in the doubtful states for their nominee. denounce the republican party for Its failure to enact during the last session of COB- a campaign publicity bill; f the country work by nominating, to tune of Through a candidate for vice-president who has led In throttling every reform measure offered in the last session of congress, including a bill to meet the pressing need of the of our national opening waterways, prevent g the same. e the country opening waterways, prevent We pledge, not only to citizens k f but to citizens . w in the patriot- of this state, hut oilier that all capital has kept j and materially re- in North Carolina, whether tor its promise corporate or passenger rates in the state, and and freight given to the people lower rates. government Local improvements are but by reason of the pa. with vigor. Good Republican and good roads are no longer a enterprise looking to the invest dream, but are growing realities. I-. , i . ,;,, . n State domestic, corporate or private, shell nave the equal pro- the laws the equal friendly consideration of those a party on corruption money, and which could not carry on a campaign, or win a national election with- out corruption funds from favor- ed interests. We denounce the present in- aged with credit and without scandal. The record is unmarred official misconduct. have increased as needs demand, while taxes are reduced. Even the convict i who u .- enterprise looking to me further pledge that all such per. of capital and employment of skilled labor should be foster- of the law ed and encouraged by the State. All foreign corporations doing business in this State should be required to obtain license to do so, and the license of any I T I famous and tariff, who administer the laws; aid by republican and renew our demand for. its immediate re- vision, to the ore all unfair be full We have faith in the patriot-j ism of our people and in the development cf the natural resources of the State. and we call upon all North l to unite in a common fort to restore prosper to re- establish to forget factional differences, and to peace and good v. ill men. the north-east corner of i he dormitory, which is to east of any on j the ground. As Gov. is began throwing the din I e M have met here to begin the foundation for a great of learning will be a p -v in Eastern North I ask for you and those t- c me after you your hearty We con begin to calculi to the it will e.- to this eastern and more to Pitt aid Greenville. When th fee standing hire old as will back with --ride the day Pitt Greenville gave each for the erection of c institution. One year you see hire a group burdens .-hail be removed, and especially those upon the of life, those that enable the trusts to extort from Now made to feel and Buffer the penalties for such violations We condemn the practice or professional lobbying. reduced, even corporations should be revoked j and P . their products to con-1 met in able to add his part to the if watered stock to- at home at higher prices support of our government. by it in violation of State , the The Confederate soldier has without approve of goods to foreign been remembered properly constituted legal I . denounce the Cannon- Aldrich currency bill, which was passed by the last session cf congress in the NATIONAL CONVENTION. and increased provision made against want in the days of his old age. The needs of the fortunate are met, and the call of the afflicted is answered. To the blind and to the deaf the authorities. Foreign corporations doing business in this State should be required to submit to the diction of the courts of the State the blind and to the deaf the under , state not holds open the door of We denounce the republican party for its wild extravagance during the last session con- In the last five months the republican congress spent of the people's levying a of in Session Met Noon Tuesday. The Democratic National con- at Tuesday and was called to or- Chairman T. A. of California, was appointed temporary chairman and made an enthusiastic speech. Josephus Daniels was re-elect- ed national for North Carolina. After temporary was completed the follow. and hope. For unfortunate in sane she provides a refuge of comfort. That the legislature- could dedicate one half million dollars for the adequate care of all our unfortunates shows the growth of our ability, and the certainty of our care. And the democratic party pledges itself to maintain those policies which make for the de- of every section of our state, and for the security of our people, and the stability of our institutions. We endorse the able and pro- administration of Gov. R. B. Glenn, and the state and we approve and com- mend to the people of North Carolina the record of our sen- and representatives in the congress of the United States. We regard with approval the increased interest in permanent road building, and recognizing that the advantages in the way of greatly increased land value, in the quick and easy th- revoked- All contributions to political parties, or for political purposes, should be made public at once, and the charter any domestic corporation doing business In this State, and the license of any foreign corporation, should be revoked, if any such corporation contributes to any political cam- fund, or to any fund tor the purpose of aiding in, or pro- curing the nomination of any candidate for public office- All public service corporations and natural monopolies should be brought under strict control money, levying a great OIl, very man, woman resolution was offered was shamelessly rush, d through, and me hods of the at the end of the next fiscal ready to go right the czar like i The republican billion in National ahead with the work, much of it has pleased the ruler of the Universe to remove from our midst Graver Cleveland, late- president of the United who was three times the date be it of the Democratic party; of Building beautiful and in S--- this sch. will n. yon will s e four or five hundred beau in these beautiful Watch and see ibis TI e sun was hurling down upon the heads -f the e who and just be. e Mr-. Jarvis y have worked enough u . I. is w; rm is a of and not replied admonition cf his good wife. He had been throwing dirt all the while ha was talking, not seeming to real- how oppressively warm the weather was. nor to heed the drops of perspiration falling from his The ladies and gentlemen pres- then formed a j about Gov Jarvis as he stood will I shovel in hand, and Photographer j R. T. Evans took a picture o th j I group. , The contractors for t the buildings, Lumber Te known the world's buildings that will present a com- our deep and me his death wan basement and one them should be allowed, after paying operating, expenses, in- just and ample wages to employees. Private monopolies should be Conspiracies by pros- purchases to put down or i down the prices of articles the triumphant election of measure was rail democratic, president in the com through TOW election, . r the treasury of We condemn the republican the United States as to inters w the administration for turning over business, and of the State to ex of dollars of the public business, and but a e of six years, money to pet in New fair return on a fair valuation of change or a period y money to will property owned or operated of the power to , the treasury to such an modern in every particular. or retire one half million that it became and a copy dollars or for the republican to Mrs. ice cream by the or disaster, according t. to issue bends and borrow measure at Busy Bee e. I . ever best suits their bet- money to meet the daily oblige-, as a further mark door T. ring book of the federal government. of ct to his memory the the republican We We condemn tn . party, whose policies and con- party for failure in POOR PRINT

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