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Book Store EVERY THING II THE Will OF BOX PAPER, TABLETS Pens, Pencils. Slates, received There U a young man In a local physician, now baa a good and bright prospects who Hart in life bf that Aid no In-long lo I hardly know under what to class the of obtaining the I Mil let the story hie actions. young arrived In Chicago one funds, but with plenty of nerve and push, lie wasted to Mean Ma room rent until lie could a position, lie- lit- Had some who would help If he told his story lo a straightforward manner, he entered a cigar In Dearborn street lie bis condition and ask for until be could get a position the proprietor look- ed U a scowl, lie turned to partner, and they held a consul- In Whisper for ft few I lake and bother me about l-ll again. That's all you will gel, now you can get out In o the J storekeeper. , young man was pushed toward Hie money In his baud. and. he would, storekeeper would h i talk. In the Street fellow considered i-very detail and decided to keep I be mil- be did. and a mouth or an Inter be again walked Into and told bis story and returned the money News. Call la a slant bard to In beau- Ireland The woman who had never of a live Is. I think equaled by who came to me lately her sore leg. me. doctor, that i the heel out of it But I o n to do it with- out your Not for the I'm now. doc- tor, dear, an drop of water has never gone i J I goodly of i I. preceded bl a thorough in f alkali potash In the form I I lie old woman hob- . . with my Words for a certain I n weekly tribute p i I All at a from turned up. called on her and after Hi-- kindness car- bis i bet's slater lo end her days In i r n Hie widow not lay her the water. She soon real pea ml stop In It, dear, she explained to a lady sister's a good but, between would washed me lo Century. Rad War. There Is like a determined spirit As the old saying la. must he don- I The with of us is our mind are only made up A lady a car- the day In i I n little comfortable chair the she of the carpenter. comfortable be repeated doubtfully give us a call. Job Din FROM A V Card tug TO .; Full Sheet Poster. The Eastern Reflector A.-WEES Is only a year Mid on the news iv cry week, and gives ion to the farm era, especially grow- tobacco, a worth many times more than the subscription price. i Parker Fountain pen . . FOR SALE AT STORK ii lo If won bars unlit you n man -1 i my with Die work prow ; i have it ml a I'll Pin until I get man The to say that I I ill as as not I be carried bin away I. h in-ill. K bis to enter r he played n in-i-i r n r. you for I I a yon be. I always m n me lira I Hi I I I iii one I was Le said lo I. if I were ii. to I a would get In n P tali n r-.-ii in i i. I . I r . t-r v ; ii ii I II a I BABY STUART. A off V- If of there of a certain draw Ins of n bead after Vandyke be enumerated. It would There la nothing surprising; in popularity of bead whatever ft la for many ludicrous misapprehensions. There ire women believe that bead was painted by Gilbert Stuart. There are women have asked If It was the of A. T. Stewart there are women who know that It depicts of the of Charles I. but who do not know which one of bis It Is. It Is a boy or a girl, or painted tat original. The head la that of sec- son of diaries I. and name of the was Vandyke paint- ed time lime of family groups of by Vandyke hangs in Turin. From the head of little James In that group n copy was made by drawing, and copy hangs In the Academy of St. at Rome. From drawing countless army f photographs, en- and prints which have spread to the uttermost parts of the proceeded. Let change the title, for we think has done duty long enough. Why not cull hi in Then, at least all bis would know Ids sex. lie be- came Kin Jam II of and. to be gave of possessing all vices his race without any Of Its virtue- Ills reign was short and infamous lie was in exile St. Germain when be dud in Such the chubby and guileless looking royal baby In the cap. Tran- script. REMOVING A RING. A Jeweler Tells to Take oar one Has Lull. Most girls a ho bare bad baby rings have had Me In them from their -r. Is really no necessity f-i lids ado about a i said a Jeweler. fact, as In else, the secret of success lb in how to do It Here is ft that I have found for r a tight ring, and there Is no surgical Involved oil Thread a needle Hat In the eye. ti- thread that is strong, but not I'm i then pass head of under the ring. Care, of course, i be used and It would be lo soap needle before beginning needle having been passed through, pull thread through a few Indies Inward hand time the jeweler had passed the needle nod thread under ring on his own was prepared to Illustrate lit I la lecture. the end of the thread around the fin- toward Hie in this manner, then take hold of the short end tin wind The thread, thus against the ring, will gradually remove It, however or swollen the Dispatch. A correspondent of Dundee Ad- writes from people of though sprung from the same stock as ourselves, are Infinitely more polite hospitable SO much so that my friend Scotch landowner, who is Scotch lo back- bone nod never more Scotch than when out of Scotland, early to the con- that their besides being trouble to themselves, was a sheer of I did not find it so. I rejoiced It was of their characteristics, fur they were ever willing to show me their and their dairies and their cur- establishments, I bad been assured before leaving this country that the Danish creamery least was shut against the stranger. most continental people l have met the Dane puts himself to DO end of trouble to help you. and he gives all you want you must needs go to bis home and drink drink and smoke his cigars, as old In this country might do after fears of To those living Tint's Pills they keep the system in perfect order and are an absolute cure f r sick headache, indigestion, torpid liver, all bilious diseases. Liver Pills WILMINGTON WELDON AND BRANCHES AND LINK COMPANY OF SOUTH CAROLINA. i n ill i; i i. A ii electoral will put a upon thrift to lie ed in Belgium, tinier thin new plan every man of twenty twenty -live yearn who pay dollar a year taxes will be entitled to vote one ballot; married men over live J ears of age will have two ballots and if such married shall own real estate or Gov- saving bank de- posits producing an income of a year will have three ballots each. Whichard. N. The Stock in every and prices U low as the Highest market prices aid produce. Lean- Ar Mount Leave Lt lain Ar iS is i- u m II SO W U SI l la s. n as JO IS T a All AM too I II it a so i Ar KM Hi m a AM r M Lt Florence Lt T IS SO It, iii n a r i as a in as DIRECTORY TM AM I, tr r ;. of tilings. I i. In- is very Dim ii K n it mi ii mi-1 infill mi i r I ., I M I ft- It I Ml I C i ii i Ml II t . i in i x it of Mini r. J I I up IO . II h n ;. .- i i i -1 n . i. i i villa id I i t . minion i . . I -1 k i- i. ii limn in -j ii I . i fl I i I III S. M. HAS FOB YOU 4.0110 pounds Candy, barrels Sweet pounds Mixed Nuts, pound Raisins, Seeded Currants, Citron, Dates, Bananas. Dolls. VASES, LAMPS and WAGONS, and ALL KIND of toys, CHEAP. Come to see ids. mm m. Phone Southern Railway. RAILWAY. ------Off the SOUTH. I i Line to all Points. Where Was Married. Cue of moat in r- Si. Wit Ii. of Dr. was It of St. In both Porter, of of K. Id Why the couple have from to Derby to be If con In. reason. an of the They must a as they up the aisle of i i r ; he want. man. person of nearly off Meant U-r Mi ii I ; of i gloomily. in p I You know, a i I -it the celling for ii ii nil night Just at rum a yard of knocking nil or i u-i Meat to exist, and . are cited of in of all The i Citizen forward With H of n In town Inn to lie ; ii-ll. put a written one of the I lie oilier day A u ho was fr n u is lo the no- .-ii In buy at ll ll from who his own way. lie , fence, the pump handle and I. ii doors lie City Journal i De Don't live for your. If. do he afraid of your Beta ii of lie Who Wholly the I of Others, ll were, forgets far happier than man who make of Texas California, Florida, Cuba and Rico. j on all Lo- Sleep on all an J A j fin Time In for- ion, or T. P. A., Charlotte, X. c. K. B. C. A., N. No to ; -1 W, A. Turk D. PATENT you get or DESIGN i i. t . BOOK ON Va Faisal H It SO ST I'M PM . a n i, so i ii C U ll is Si SO I I Lt i. Ar Mount Arrive Tarboro i m Lt Mount Ar ton p tn, P m, arrives p Return, up leaves Sanford p m. arrive p leave p m loaves Ben- a m, SO, a m, a m, Hope Mills a in, rive p m, Hone p r . Red p m, p arrives m with train at With Carolina Central Bed Spring with the Keel Springs at Sun ford with the Seaboard Air and Southern the and Charlotte Train on s. . Neck Road leave H i t. tn. p in, l A W p m. K Kill-it.;, v. no r m, m at ll am. ll am. on if p m, arrive V a id ti p m, leave .; . arrive am and p Train leaven Tarboro dally except Sunday b p m. Sunday p m, arrives Ply- ft p returning, leaves Ply- mouth dally, Sunday, a m. and day arrives Train on Midland N C hi. leaves born dully, except Sunday, Oft a a m. leaves a m. Train on Nashville Branch leave Mount at am. p m, arrive Nashville I a in. U pin. Spring Hope am. Hope II am . a m. arrive at a m, p m. dally except Sunday. Branch leaves for Clinton dally, except m and m. returning leases Clinton at go a and Train No close don all points ml. via Bond. . M. . Pass. J. R. Manager. T. If. in. and every Sunday morning and evening. Er- prayer M., la in Fridays at A M., Rev. I. A. in Charge. every day, morning and evening. Pray- u lay evening. Rev. J. X. Booth, Sunday- a. m. C. D. superintendent. every Sun- morning and evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Rev. N. M. Watson, pastor. Sunday school p. m. W F. Harding, thin Sunday, J. B. Morton, pastor. Sunday- school a. m. B. regular LODGES A. F. S A. M. Greenville Lodge, mm- third Monday R. W. M. J. M. Sec I. O. O. No. Meets every Tuesday evening. R. O. E. E Sec. K. of River Lodge, meets every Friday evening. R. M. C. C; T. M. Hooker. K. of It. It Vance Council, No. meets every Thursday even- W. B. Wilson, R. M. O. U. A. every Wednesday night at I. O. O. F. hall. J. B. White, A. O. Council. No. meets every first and third; Thursday nights in Odd Fellows Hall. J. Z. Gardner Worthy Chief; Smith, Sec I. O. Conclave No. meets every second and fourth Monday nights in Odd Hall. W. B. Wilson D. Se- OLD DOMINION LINE SERVICE Steamer leave Washing- ton daily at ti A. M. for Green ville, leave Greenville P. M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at A. M. Tar- leave for Greenville and Saturdays at A. M. carries freight only. Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Halt injure. New York and ton, and for all points for the West it railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should freight by the Old Dominion S. a. i u. New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. I a i. DEALER IN- A LINE OF Also a nice Line of Hardware. I can now lie found In the brick store formerly occupied by J. W. Brown. COME TO SEE ME. J. B. COREY. PATENTS- IS IS Notice in IS . cod E. i j. SALT RHEUM CURED BY Johnston's Sarsaparilla QUART BOTTLES. in or nor lo Marls lo Mead . la 11.6 Nature, In to mistakes, which have from careless living, or it mar be out pimples, blotches and Imperfections on skin, as a warning that more serious troubles tumors, cancers, erysipelas or pulmonary arc certain to follow If you neglect heed the warning and correct the mistakes. Many a lingering, painful disease and many an death baa been avoided simply because notes of warning hare been m the blood kept pure by a light use of S Mi--. A J. i. . of Marshall, Mich., cured of a bad suffering with it for five The doctors and my friends said It was salt rheum. It came out on my head, neck and ears, and on my whole body. I perfectly raw It. What I suffered during those Is no use Nobody would me if I did. I tried every medicine that was advertised lo cure It, I spent money enough to buy a I beard JOHNSTON'S highly I tried a of it. I began to improve right away, and when I baa i. i third bottle I completely cured. I have never bad a touch of it I never got any thing to do mo the least till I tried JOHNSTON'S I would heartily advise all are suffering from or skin disease of any kind to try It at once. had also a good deal of stomach, trouble, and was run down and miserable, but JOHNSTON'S . made mo all The blood la your life and if you keep it pure and strong you can positively disease or JOHNSTON'S fails. It is for sale by all druggists, in fall quart bottles at SOLO BY FOR The Eastern Reflector mm D. J. EDITOR -AT VOL. XIX. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY FEBRUARY NO Ed. Ii WHO I GROCER. IF YOU WANT A THUS COME TO TUB RIGHT PLACE WHERE YOU WILL GET HONEST WEIGHT STRUT- I. V RELIABLE GOODS. Ed. H. THE LEADING GROCER. THE AMENDMENT. ARTICLE VI. TO OF AN Section Every male person pie lie elections by the General shall be viva Sec Every voter in North Carolina, except in I his article shall be eligible to of- but upon duties of the office he shall lake and subscribe the following do States, and j every male person has been j Sec. All elections by the years of age, and possessing set out in this article, shall be entitled to vote at any election by the people in the State, except M herein otherwise provided. Sec. He shall have resided in State of North Carolina for two years, in the county six months, and in the precinct, ward or other district which he offers to vote, four months next the election ; Provided, That removal from precinct, ward or other election district in same county, shall not ope- rate to deprive any person of the right to vote precinct, ward or other election district from which be has removed, until four months after such removal. No person who bin been convicted, or who has his guilt in open upon any crime the punishment which is, or may hereafter be, imprisonment the prison, be permitted to vote, unless the said person shall be first restored to citizenship in the manner prescribed by law. Sec. Every person offering to vote shall be at the time a legally registered voter as herein ed and manner provided law, and the General North Carolina shall enact general laws to carry into effect the provisions of this article. Sec. Every person presenting himself for registration shall be able to read write any section of constitution in the English language; and, before he shall be entitled vote, have paid on or before the day of March of year in which he proposes to vote, hie poll tax as prescribed by law, for the previous year. Poll taxes hall be a lieu only on assessed property, and no process shall issue to enforce the collection of except against asset sad property. A Good to While all State papers arc possibilities of farm in Georgia advocating the diversifying of crops, it be well to a that conies I from count t as I practical example of nut Mil can be lone, but what has been in the of making OB a Ledger following rental a small town ii. man in has in twenty-five or year I made with a farm. in sin .- shin he cleared above his expenses each war. lie never lows any trash on never allows his beggar weeds rut or pastured, plows everything and all goes back to soil, He carries his null lo the mill on the bank of his horse, leads the horse and never rules him. saves the animal. has food, Inn does live and can do without 1-1 the chant sells, amid it He is in world so lira-his par would J lie works with his mule, and and do all their-work, making twelve or iii who register under this section I teen bales of and or before November 1908, and syrup, meat and potatoes. He all such persons shall lie entitled lends money over county to and vote at all elections good people N per by the people this Mate, unless I never sends money oil. disqualified under section of this at home among neighbors, lie Provided, such persona said lo ho.- shall have paid their poll tax as re- cash, and all made from a link- one still con duels. This mi- told a I prior thereto, entitled lo vote laws of any State in the States wherein he re- sided, and no lineal descendant of TO THE PI I I A Nil Wit i XI V, .- We in i. i iii ill I i can p . i . Vegetables M ill always find a only that farmer mi who set t to ob in both and quantity Hi-- well- General Merchandise a large yield unless it Send fur which furnish full end them I KALI WORKS, lo III ti -elect and He .- The following is the amendment . such person, shall lie denied to article of the State it u . . ,.,,,, right to register and vote at lion, adopted by the As i . ,. ml i . . any election in this State by 1899, and to lie submit- ,. . , ., . ., , . of bis failure to possess the to voters for ratification . I qualifications prescribed in next . q . j,,.,,,,,,,, Section 1- That article the, in accord constitution of North Carolina lie with terms of and same is hereby abrogated prior o , and lieu thereof shall be j General Assembly shall provide fol- the following article of said B record all bushels of corn, . ell Min .- ,. and the mo- , , s p n ii yon I iii i-i us l . H-i-l . sells, if In- and does i lo w ,, -nil . . I . I a pi h i I M- II. . Groceries. Meal. i i i . neighbor of The story is remarkable lie cause it is impossible, but bananas facts stated in unusual. If one man aided by one his energy and can so much, what is for a farmer with several mules and same en to accomplish t The Is probably no why ii be. had a would mil long before she would rank as the riches and most pendent Post. I will support and maintain the constitution laws of the United Slates, and the con- laws of North Caro therewith, and that I will faithfully discharge the duties of my office So help me, Sec. The following class's of i . . ,. i. ii um , .- Preparing; l-or A Big Crop, persons shall lie disqualified First, all persons who shall i notwithstanding fuel that deny the being of Almighty j notion is bringing B price Second, persons who shall have than it has for years and I lien- been convicted or confessed more or of lighting guilt on pending, j fertilizer whether or not, heavy purchase- in or felony, or any crime tori big crops. which the punishment may be sate of tugs by in the penitentiary. I North of Ag since becoming of the United or corruption and malpractice office, unless such person shall be restored to the rights of in a man. prescribed by law. Hardware, Furniture. Ii- ; ; W i for l . Credit, Our , ii ; . i ii pay a year tiers calf pay. pi Hi. rate shape of a sub- Am business I l.- gOt -I lie let alone. ll ;. can ill i any be Durham Herald. . A, . . lb.-- . Hun, w in Bryan -i. in . P M. luck, I. M. M tin- Line has the his pi I. ii has also accepted an . lecture 1-. the fee will lie .-i-d- ill In- tin establishment ; to be given for the Farmers i in-11 hen II be I . i . I I . I . ;.;. We ban i i. w . Sec. II. This act shall be in force from and after its Farmers In Earnest. Owing to of pro of the meeting Saturday the resolutions adopted, we are forced to print the edition of Tub but it will pear as a whole our semi-week- edition of worthy of a careful read and for that reason we publish them full. If the farmers con in mat- and receive the co-operation me since I. shows demand for the this year is nine tell i. , y i u. . it was last year, Do of agriculture nary has sold tags of X These are en for farmer, crop this year would have been an unusually large one had II lint been for mid storm. iii l n . I S THIS . . Dollars ruse of i ire. i i iii -i Props., Toledo, O, i for the la.-i h perfectly ll business able i made by w i -1 .-, 11.1 wholesale drug. . . Mini IN, O, i I i- taken in upon surfaces. tin- .-ii . i . lb i. Mile, Plow Gear, tee. Headquarter i i . i . i In I,, v I 1ST, i . i lore For in i . See. 5- No male person was, j should have, Hie end aimed at on 1867, or at any time accomplished. The lair John Income his writings nine away all which he kepi I'm living When remonstrated with by friends for Ins lib urged In retain mini- for himself lie said Hint who live on a had Points, II Will. . ii nips, Nail-. . U H i k -ma , . . in An i ii ii i A i el i, No. B, . i , Mil ii. 1.1 iii I I m- -M- Nun Like nun You Will Like

,.,. .-, Funny. A i- going the the effect Bl a public i u- pasted fag pupil- i hat Mr. and m a of the rs, would give a lecture cm Eves, and How w.-so- Through I oath this some boy rotes Our Pupils, and See Through IV bad cotton Slate meeting of good things be in Tin- Sea fork hat covered th Advance Agent of upon led to he overlooked it until week multiplicity of bin re labor. w will ii.--i.-i that and eight are accidental and incidental ti a b the Republican leaden have no than bare over state of weather; but be i. Ii I Hal . Philadelphia Record. FARMERS IN AM EFFORT Strong Resolution Asking Co- up ration la Humanity Against Inhumanity. ii i to be the of . tel I he a em- 1.- against the trusts d check I o be mm. One is certain; of representative farmers being represented, shows de- termination to l- viewed lightly. It was occasion f the meet- Tobacco iii were Association, called mac- a resolution adopted how v no. from the in that bis i ma. p , , . , z I B J i. v i . far below the . ii . .- . . I in Karo Moral i . are g -i a ., . free people and the towed r republic as sing Mi titular dignitaries in- sud enlightened though national legislation. Ii-- people, hi robbing us of our honest toil, depriving o- of many. i. With a developing i-x- the and all Urn caw--1 pending market, with life, is undermining production and with increasing basic principles of I prices for manufactured government by driving we find price of leaf tobacco prudent, conservative and thought- steadily diminishing until, it has fill men to communism and an- to that point where it is now therefore it. longer profitable. Thai the ii. All manufactured articles practical feasible plan rising in price as the farmers his toil less and the and less, and we call attention to the Has the Largest Sale of tobacco guano in the world. manufactured by guano co. j Marshall, of Vi- , .,. I Ii i out in an .-. i.-ii i to Senator in which he nay he received a In . which, doubt, wan i other In the circular lie I i the c hi-.- i mid In. . . against it if e I new hi also the Pop dial and -.-. In.- who. . were Ii or into . I ii ticket l election, m not vote. asked for sis i i- ; . . ; i . ii could ii ll on ;. in at her I.-. the bis open I the and election M , in an letter, roasts him a political leader who not hesitate to in for ii-.- expense of those h bin c him to lie He en; he is riling birth for ii sorry mess bill . i -.-ll I bent. you . . I cm per the men tile puny lb. j lack pi blood which in- . bite mat e . i to Iii- I i I sell i v. ii . insult ii to . . . it I- U. I I i. iii- cl prestige o came to him from bis . Ii minus c- ii a ii. lie relied on to work in r What yon expert I- I I think to milk I lie plan to in. i. out of mined to its I feel Ii ill found who would be to lint the danger of lion in the i m stir up I I lo lull as a warn yon will follow you. Von have warped from its hi purposes ; yon have be- principles and sold opportunities for a song; leadership of what once an strong dwindled to a fourth of that number of dis- follow- to whom Mm offering in nil e give up their par- or become accomplices you in basest i be of the Common- wealth ever Bade its townships to Mod delegates to this comity meeting, and to the fertilizer having the county gathering was to as an ant i trust . ion. The delegates came, a great mini b.-r of at noon the meet- was called to order in Court Hi-use by J. Laughing- house. President of the County To Growers work of the meeting organizing was to appoint a resolutions, which ; of S. Iii i is. ti. T. Tyson and II. e. Prof. State Chemist, present, and by request ad- convention and gave as to the relative val- of commercial and . composing the out i prepare ii- report, Dr. J. i i; was called to ad- dress the meeting. The doctor gave the farmers best advice have had iii n day. He told them that if they lo encroachments the . trust, was an easy had return days of ancestors when every bis own fertilizers on the farm. To they must raise stock and feed it well, and the candles of In- and Do this and would have n- use for fertilizers. lb- said further they could never ac anything through tn i is. The returned with several resolutions. The Ural read as Resolved, That w.- tin- farmers Pitt county iii. agricultural interests of our receive due lion in our State government and bin making powers, regardless parties of ail As a partial of iii- we to personnel of which ha- of . I Agriculture u iii nil. of resolution with lion i mil iIi ii looked going into adoption would n.-l be u and ii motion being made table, ii u i- i lie next I. was as fol- Whereas, . the tobacco growers of Pit I tin necessity of adopt lug and inc. In ho a single soulless ration from the entire Of And whereas, under existing condition is a fad above. per cent of I lie cigarettes and SO cent of plug tobacco of I States is controlled entirely American Continental Tobacco i known a- I lie And restriction and removal f the two backed the great of mil- tobacco factories. That we pledge ourselves to use all honorable and legal to the use of goods man- by independent That the President appoint a c of two each township to merchants of their rasped take the names of all merchants who lire willing, those who are not fertilizer trust which, while dependent on the Interests of the county is the farmer to the last farthing am making it even more difficult for him to his crops Therefore lie it. Resolved, That we urge upon the farmers of this col inly they red their money crops, cotton and tobacco, at least to . per cent, acreage and make an fort lo raise all home supplies, an intelligent stem of prices to the growers, and an in- Committee accompanies cease in acreage m.-ans the it with a statement from the pros- able ruin of the cotton farm- After the of above the meeting adjourned subject to call of the President. willing, lo cooperate with u in this snuggle for common against rotation and stock plant report them to President who will publish them ; that we en- courage then to hope and in any of the State panel's deem proper, and Chants be requested and urged H BriM lo use their influence with home comfort, to some extent i , , ,,, a,.,,,, i alleviate em get them to . ,. die and sell only goods e tared by independent factories, lb-imperialistic and insular preference in their PA of this and purchases to those who the representatives j in Congress from state vigor- protest against the free ad- mission the cheap labor of tropics in competition j with as such would be disastrous and to Southern farmer. heartily invite capital, individual or corporate, to come among we will encourage in every way we can its legitimate in- vestment, giving ii absolute prob it must come to operate with our people in up building the country, developing latent fa. tilling raw working in a spirit of mutual interest develop to pillage and oppress. We to one of the greatest that afflict ibis t be very life of the nation, crushing all Individual and independent competition placing the producer and consumer at the mercy of corporations mire strained by Federal or -Stale laws. the three great parties de- hostility to these pirates with the be em-1 commerce we petition them to give with plan. Ins some tangible evidence of their A. J. Move offered a motion to I good faith by enacting such effect lake sense of the meeting National and State laws as will if farmers of Pitt give the people some relief from favored plan. oppressions. shows willingness to co-operate with I. That we appeal to all lovers of justice, right and help and encourage us in Ibis weak against l of justice against injustice, of against Inhumanity. That we urge immediate and active organization throughout the tobacco growing States of the invite co-operation along these lines. i. Thai ask the State Convention of Tobacco Growers to adopt this co-operative plan as the most practical solution of this vital to ii- all. That we ask all papers that righteousness of our cause to give these resolutions as wide circulation as possible. There was considerable discus- of these resolutions and a motion was made and unanimously adopted that they be referred to the on plan of action pointed by the meeting Upon putting motion the meet- voted in favor of plan. Tin- follow additional then We. the farmers of county recognizing need of concert of action and of combination for our mutual benefit and protection, make declaration of purposes invite all in i to form similar or- hoping ibis movement will to every State in Whereas, The depress- ed condition of agriculture is to great that farmer is being reduced hi dependence or actual Want, cannot at prices of farm produce give the necessary comforts of life to bis family. immense and fertile territories being open to the world for settlement development give little bops of any permanent of appreciable rise iii price of farm produce for the future. The possessions we have by con oiler a Held for Syndicate farming with peon or coolie labor and menaces markets of the American great rise in all factored products Is all char- to the ad- In raw The prosperity that is M widely is not being by the That we stand ready to co-op- . with the tobacco farmers of North Carolina and other states in the of such plans as will enhance the market price of leaf tobacco, restore and deliver farmers from the blight curse of to- trust. ii We believe that the present rise price of fertilizers is not justified by actual conditions even if combinations not con- trolled by the trust are arbitrarily raising the price of chemical Ingredients it should affect the prices fir this year to the extent claimed, as we have cause lo believe the long before pres- advance in price of chemicals. We recommend to our farmers that the;, j . independent lac- possible they largely on home made . legumes, T. That the cotton crop of this county is now selling at living but due to the crop failure and scarcity of cotton and tin are mis lending us to profit farmers as is not high enough lo compensate for loss by shortage yield. We want our people against an Increased acreage for year the acreage of was with a normal yield to more col ton than From C, Feb. The democratic substitute for standard bill B Short and plain. It was intro- I need by Jones, of and provides for the open- of the mints of the S. coinage of silver, as provides by the Act of Jan. 1837, the same terms and subject lo attorney of Salt Lake City, saying that for various reasons it is not likely that Graham will be brought to trial under that indict- It is probable that the wishes of the are among those for not trying to convict the postmaster. It is only by-the of Senator Allen, that today's Con- Record does not place the Senate on record as with the and believing that this government should offer mediation. Senator Allen offered a resolution to that effect and through the absence of some Sen- and of others, it was before the Semite and de- adopted without a dissent Hie Experience teaches that good clothes longest, good food rives best nutrition, and a good medicine that cures is the best and cheapest. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the best cine money can buy, because it cures when all others fail. Poor Health pains in bock and hips. Uh nervousness and no appetite. Used Hood's gained and can hard day tat and sleep I look t because it helped husband to t its. E. J. Lake. . ll. , After two Premiums been paid IS what had been done, the nation flocked the floor. The yeas and nays were but Mr. Allen objected, and the objection was Allen good agreed that the vote should lie reconsidered and the resolution to the calender. limitations and provisions of law vole as realized regulating the legal tender quality of gold; and that when silver coin shall be re- Into the Treasury, .-ales shall lie Issued for them as now by law. the republicans have votes to pass the gold standard bill. Chandler is only republican who will vote against it, but substitute will give democrats an opportunity to record their voles in favor of dollar of our The vote will be en on Thursday of Ibis week. Adjutant Gen. Corbin, who gained some notoriety during the war with Spain, through being Al tool in carrying out the schemes devised for the of well as by lobbying during the last Congress, for legislation to give himself is again play lb role of lobbyist for same purpose. The attitude of democrats in Congress, as a party towards the Nicaragua Canal treaty, which the administration negotiated with England sent to the Senate, and the Rico bill, a been reported to the House and will be taken up Ibis week and jammed through as a party mesa ore, is thoroughly American, and consequently right. The treaty gives more than provides for our receiving, ll allows us to build a canal with our money, provided we agree lo let every nation world, those we may happen to have war with, have exactly the same privileges we take for our- selves ii. using it. That isn't the old democratic idea of American control of the canal, and is real- sin rising that there is a single democratic Senator who is Willing to vote for the ratification of the treaty. Without votes would be bound lo fail. One of the arguments in favor if construction of the canal, but it is being by world would consume at profitable baa been advantage it would give us war with I lie foreign power, ruder the present treaty we should have no advantage, as our enemies could make just the same use of the canal. lie gave Sunday dinner, a club house to twenty-odd members of the House Including the Military Committee. As Secretary Root also attended dinner, is assumed- that be is helping the effort of Corbin for promotion. notwithstanding the indignant denials on of the House, by Gen. other ad- ministration men, of the charge made by Roberts, bad been appointed to Federal offices by Mr. the House Committee on Peat Of- flees, which been investigating now t report lo the House of Pro bad an indictment for my banging over him, when he mis appointed. In order to soft en this proof of the charge of Rob- CO. Newark. N. J. Your Policy Has Cash Value, Value, Paid-up Insurance, Extended Insurance that works automatically, Will be re-instated three years after lapse if yon are in good health. After Second ear Imperialism is real question . . , ii u. n- o Restrictions, involved in the It lean . ,.,, . , . Incontestable. bill, it makes one of issues upon . ., . ,, , . . . ., ,. ., ,. , Dividends are pa at the be- which this years presidential cam- . . v . r. , , ginning of the second and of each waged. The ,. ., , ., ,, . ., . ,. year, provided the in their report this . . ,. . . . . . the current year be paid which imposes a per cent, duty,, Rican products, have come out flat-footed favor Constitution, and of having Congress lo dial with the recent by the United States as colonies, and with their people as The democrat contend that the Constitution is tin-supreme law of this republic, and that it that every fool of ground be- longing to the U. is a part of the I. S. and every resident of belonging to V. S., a citizen. The imperialist have votes to w in in Congress; but remains to be seen whether can win be- fore the people. Colonel Bryan stopped in Wash- again to talk to democratic Representatives about what licit of democratic pros- during bis trip East. To reduce Premiums, or To Increase the Insurance, or To Make Policy Payable as an Endowment during the Lifetime of J. L. M. C. o. . mm, IN Beef. Cattle. Hides, , you any If brine tome. I cash prices. M. On N. C GREENVILLE S. C. s--------. i Cotton Bagging and Ties always on has i Fresh goods kept constantly en hand. Country produce and old. A trial will convince yon. D. W. A f. i; of By JACOB No. I- II. BOOK I. . . No. 3- i. i i Ho. POULTRY BOOK iv 1- st j Hook t . t. j it ill l j No. COW BOOK I- ii --live BOOK I At . rt. Butch- . over So ling. y i. i- . MS . -r West. Nut . e Cow. or I to BOOKS. W . YEAR -T- . Ml nod t m It It n ; -n In Hut JOURNAL -1. iv-i by . .- books Fall and Winter Clothing , Some t to Ki in.-l IS, left for Ci III To Ii bas rs . . TO MARK ROOM WOULD A Special Price ON A Good Suit INTEREST VOlt IF SO I AM PREPARED TO HIVE YOU A FRANK WILSON THE KING CLOTHIER. this Heal- EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. If there is a CROSS MARK in the margin of this paper it so to remind yon that yon owe for subscription and we request you in as early as We need what YOU owe and hope you will not keep us waiting for it. This notice is for those who find the cross mark on their paper LOCAL REFLECTION'S. Three. Register Deeds Moore's in marriage line last week, fell far behind that of any recent week. He issued them to only following couples Thomas II. and Mamie I. Wilson and Weal h- John and Little Mayor's Court. Since last report Mayor Move has disposed of following j R. W. Kin Miss Mamie is Miss Etta Booth Agent J. R. Moore h Baltimore in Tl IS, r. s. went to to- day. Hill Home went Monday night. Ex-Gov. T. Jarvis left Ibis for Raleigh. Miss Sue Clark, of Tarboro, is visiting Miss Skinner. Miss Mary Alice taken charge of a school in county. Miss Etta Heart, of Durham, who has been visiting Mrs. E. I. left Monday evening. Miss Lena of Greene county, who was visiting Mrs. E. A. in West Greenville, has returned home. D. J. Whit-hard left this morn- for Greensboro on business. He expects to Stop in Raleigh long enough to hear Bryan speak to- night. Wednesday, M moo. Hill Home from Kin- R. E. Lee ibis naming for Littleton. L. II. Ponder went to Durham his morning. NEWSY BUSINESS NOTES. lines, in ; r. I I leases in his William Floyd, Edward David- The green grass is beginning to drunk show itself. Fresh Sweet N. Y. Butter N. C. at S. M. Slant and Vertical Copy Books at Book Store. You can gel Copy Books for cents at Book Store. are add to our Stock of school hooks at Book Store. There were congregations in the opera house Sunday morning and evening to hear Rev. D. W. Davis, of Christian church. Ex-Gov. T. J. Jarvis was pointed by Mayor Powell, of as one of the reception com- to meet Hon. W J. Bryan. THE Reflector is indebted to John W White for an invitation to the oratorical contest of the Leaser Literary Society of the A. M. College, Raleigh, Feb. 23rd. Many counties arc going organizing Constitutional Amend- clubs. Pitt county needs to be at work if are to give the amendment the majority it should have here. There will be a quarterly meet- at Bethlehem Feb. and and Rev. F. A. Bishop, siding Elder or pastor will preach at on Sunday Any business man who has used the Parker Fountain Pen will tell you they are by no other. You can Ii ml at Book Store. Every pen teed. The Reflector Book Store has been appointed as one of the de- for furnishing school books. We have just received n large of such books as are used in both public and private schools of this county, arc ready to fill orders. you want the way of books school supplies come to the Book Store. BRYAN AT He Makes Two Speeches. Special to Raleigh, N. C., Feb. Win. J. Bryan made two great speeches here today. He spoke this afternoon in a crowded lent. Tonight, at the Academy of Music, he made the greatest speech ever heard in North Carolina. against trusts and imperial- ism were simply unanswerable. He showed the great wrong of the American conquest in the Philip pines. Said that the freedom under can Mark the Republicans principles were severely arraigned. Ho said free silver was dead issue, lie strongly advocated income tax. His speech was greatly applauded. and reckless driving; all plead guilty, fine costs amounted to 2.76 each. Marion Perkins, riotous and dis- orderly, lined costs, total 5.35. Samuel Allen, riotous and dis- orderly, lined 19.00 and costs total Value Constant Effort. It is necessary only to ask for business g order to , it. But it is advisable to ask early and often for persistence wins in business in any other of the affairs of life. Daily advertising brings success to the advertiser by increasing his business and enhancing his and thus enlarges his profits. Philadelphia Foretold His Death. Fredrick Meyer, who was killed here last night by struck by a Fitchburg locomotive, foretold his death less a week ago. Meyer recently joined a club whose meetings were held a hotel. his first meeting last week when the roll call disclosed thirteen members present, and subsequently it was discovered that the meeting was being in Room and that it was the thirtieth anniversary of the organ- of the club. During the session Meyer referred to the attached to the and of us will die a short time. I think I'll Vie the His friends laughed the idea, but today they are seriously considering the tragic realization of his N. Y., Dispatch. School Room or m Mil. Editor spend most of my time among the poor and fed for them. Some have a hard Struggle. When a man has ti or children to feed and only two or three of them can give him any help, he sometimes feels compelled to keep them from school a few days. I do not wish to condemn the innocent; but some need watching at this point. I beg your renders to stir up their neighbors. The school term is short. Boys and will lie the school age. Parents sin their they needlessly keep them from school. I have lately visited quite a of schools. Some by the Orange Va. should be the aim of every boy to be an improvement upon his father. The smile of sweetness is golden coin hot from the mint of the hear. The greatest men of might are those who can help you. but won't. The sailor is overjoyed lo see a not so with actor. How small every person becomes who lives for self alone and not for others The Confederate soldiers hail plenty to eat when they had a pro government. Out the Philippines the hesitate not to kill a missionary his tracts. You would be surprised to know what a vast amount of skillet re- quires to be a good cook. Whether you go up or down in Ibis world, you will always find plenty of people to push you. People commend industry and yet see carpenters painters going lo the scaffold every day. The minister who is carried away by the inspiration of his theme never fails to get back in time to take up a collection. Wearing the uniform of a Chris- soldier nu the Sabbath is evidence that you do any fighting against lbs devil during week. Here's a Danger. With towns nil around us in factories and Greenville not gel ting any it is not hard to see where this town will lie the loser. Pen pie naturally seek towns in which factories arc operated, for of business an better there. So the danger that confronts Greenville is if town will try to go on without factories some of the people already here may be taken from us lo the that have factories. OVER COUNTRY. weal t- yesterday. Mrs. p. O. Cos sir with The band have and the boys an- practicing them. Little But travel- salesman, M. O. Bryan, left yesterday the longest trip he has yet taken, and expects to work the best harder than ever. If we arc little, shall do OUT best ti loud. D. G. Taylor, a prom i and well known farmer of in town yesterday and bought yards of wire fence. Farmers of his county are using lots Winterville fence, and we hope lo see more of our Till friends following their example, Tin SO living Incur here have the advantage of saving all freight. Wish the lecturer Sunday had given the checker playing and the mining business which has just started up here a Mow w hi. Ii would have k them of existence. Besides being a waste of valuable time, which annul should give lo Improving his business, it is going to make gamblers of our boys sure day. you do notice you are the gainer. If yon don't notice the following you are the looser. Have never done like before, have this offer i make for a few propose lo give as a premium saddle and one backhand to every purchaser of one pair of our cart wheels at the regular price until pair shall have The early bird catches the worm, if you come at once, you get in addition lo the best pair of wheels you ever bought, the best cart saddle and back Band, worth A. Co. Quite a large crowd, consider- the weather, were entertained at the Baptist here temperance lecturer Rev, R. course of his lecture lie spoke of report from den we were running several blind tigers here, but add- ed he did not believe it, and several voices answered Will add If there la anything of kind here we don't know of it, and if a ease should ever be found, no ii would be up by one of lying of Ayden, whose whole business is to pull down good morals in every community building up their bad and sonic ignorant fellow acting as his tool would have lo Buffer the penally of the law. We dare the fellow starling anything of the kind here will get his share of tar and feathers. III. , I I . . nil; i . notice is hi nil next st tie ii It i . Ii. is. H . I I hi- i- I it i i . pro per consider and determine, Each county will be entitled to elect one delegate and one alternate to said convention for every voters and one delegate a fraction over democratic cast the last election. is that time of the call of the state c mi ion our ex committee adopted the Resolved, Thai the question of primaries a selection of a date for United Stales senator be referred to the people the call for the stale convention for such action as that convention may deem -TAB BONE THE BEST ALL ROUND GUANO FOR ALL CROPS BY GUANO NORFOLK, VIRGINIA. NEWS. In North Carolina The two who Mr. Robert Hester, near Rocky hive been sentenced to lie hanged March My Stock is Complete -sIN ALL LINES.- Hats, gaps, At prices that will suit you. COME AND SEE THEM. White. Come See Us. Ai Mai. mi Five Points, just opened of din-. Moore store, where We have new and fresh of the class of is recently applying to the Supreme Court for license to practice law. failed.,, H d F pass the required examination, Our congratulations to Editor A. Deal, of the Wilkesboro A news item be prised his friends generally gel ling married last Wednesday night, the young lady of his choice being Miss Mamie Wallace, of Wilkes- Consisting of Meal-. Flour, Canned Cigars, lions. Fruits, in fact everything to he found In an up-to-date Grocery. pay the highest market prices for all Kinds of A colored man who was ii in fell off the scaffold and broke bis neck. of lone; staple cotton brought Raleigh day. E. A. White, a prominent Re- publican or Hertford county, once Collector of Internal Revenue Eastern North Carolina dis- died Thursday night. James Walker, a prominent sen Wilmington, has donated lo city for of a hospital. Three hundred people are said to have left High Point the past week to escape nor declined to xx the death sen- of the rapist, and be was banged at Friday. An electric plant is to be put the State prison. Not for electro however. URI 1-TON ITEMS. Country Produce, her in cash iii barter. When you want to sell or when you to buy come to see us. To all who favor us with their patronage we promise entire sat- T. F. at Five Points con- well lip to tho was born, r i than two hours. She I a no no rising . was strong and the la only relieves the liniment to applied ex- e harm can come from i at such times, aid to relieve humbugs, bu Pitted bottle aft Atlanta, W. T. LEE CO. We have again opened arc prepared lo serve meals hours. QUAIL OH TOAST OYSTERS served in any style are A BIG O V AMI SI If AND SEE THEM. will appoint a civil Board Of health from Havana. The transport St. Paul has arm- ed at San from Manila. The late Philip Armour, Jr., of Chicago, left an of to his widow and two were well attended. Some pupils were miners absent that have been pie m g cut. if parents their ho ,,.,, , ,, children, those children will just cause to Illume their in to come. a. Barn, Ayden, N. a one cent a mile for the Con- Louisville A In Each. Unlike humanity, the sky is most cheerful when it's bluest. The stranded actor ha limes try men's soles. A candidate to be pretty strong before his friends think him able to carry Your time has an the facetious jeweler's boy. as he delivered clock. shall I up the amount the cashier skipped with to profit loss the replied the head firms it down under running es- Even most successful bakers are often in circumstance. A pessimist Is a man a silver dollar because it isn't plugged. Many a soldier boy makes rapid strides in bis profession without gaining shoulder straps. A man without a palate bus p taste. widows don't hi weeds. A will isn't it with a woman's won't. Some idea of a rattling good time is to throw w hen a man works in a be seldom talks about bow much he urns. X. Feb. P. Matthews, Horn, is here. It. I. Gardner, of Kinston, is here. Moore, of Hover, Miss Annie Fowler, of New Bern, came Monday. Mr. Moore return- ed home and Miss Fowler is visit- friends here. Rev. J. R. Vaughan, tern- lire gave II splendid talk at Met ho church. I Misses Bessie Annie a few weeks visit here at Patrick spent the near Johnson's Mills . Cox was here Tuesday. The steamer arrived all were glad to see Mr. loft for Kin- Monday night. W. files- Bryan Gardner's new bar is completion. The limber men are well plowed so in ii i-11 rain as lakes of water to get their timber. The public will never know what one lo sell unless one i tells ii through some advertising Baltimore World. w, T, tee Greenville, N. V. also supply oysters by measure. We have good polite waiters, and can serve you MEAN LOOKING LETTER-HEAD lost a the .- ml In- use-. Hull be loll for business men, wears, In- is ll a man is . by hi- nicely letter- ii In vest H a ill be done right. The price doing ii will be right, too. Sen I your tn Tho Reflector Office. of discussion which took place We that our other day n well Ion spindles, our tons of known critic and n far famed iron, ions of coal, American author on the of lo the the b.-i for and girls country's timber and lumber sup- brought out obiter diet line by far of the year for renders was Mr. Paul Ford's ii is doubt capital rending young cans, Among the new novels perhaps the most popular are James tilth by Ford. Richard bill, n Knighthood was in Flower David bx We-i-n. Via by and Mr. the Hearts ilia ply, our greatly enlarged nil, truck, these inspiring respect among the intelligent observers of see that the South Is fill of the fashioned pluck, its people inherited from their III.- kind of age that no adversity can disaster tan on i Times. When ii man holds a great many straights In a piker game he is apt lo Is- regarded

it ii . i Hip. The Reflector Book those living Pill . p I I ;. i. . Minim- . c . Hi . , I I u n l . I Jan. S -c led I Hi ll In th j I for I , . t EVERY THING ti WAY Or BOX R. , ,. i i 1.- . . I . I kl i f i; , The. I I u . i i s., I . , i l k me land it i . in perfect i head . i i i mi is; i. S. M. A M I'll AM r II I It a j, . I A D I C H w one A. lit I Pens, Pencils. i . I. . ;. I . S i ids pounds M Seeded rot . Figs. Dates, Bananas. Slates, received ; . i . . la I t . , . ., . . . . bin . . a in i ,. ii- mill it. nil loll . All . ;. . . . ,. . II Doll. W N VASES, i WAGONS, . I VI TOYS, VT. r. i .-. in-. Sam m. II S owl in i . V. M II It on as. ; it t in a l mil IN II i. w as ii s H am m I , g t i i . M II AM IMAM IN ll e ll is I'M a m r M PM . i, so l n I g ix n ll it it at i as i . I iv, V. Ll . i . Mai At i n lotto i ISM I. San- . I m. BO ; ii ii, p in pin, t. i j. Branch- Train in, D in. nope Mills n . in hi learn I p r P m. U p . in. every So morning and evening. Ev- prayer Wednesdays at M . Litany at A M., Rev. I. A. Minister every Sun- day, morning and evening. Pray- Thursday evening. Rev. J. X. Booth, Sunday- school a. C. superintendent. every Sun- day, morning and evening. meeting Wednesday evening. Rev. N. M. Watson, pastor. Sunday school p. in. W F. Harding, thin Sunday, Rev. J. B. pastor. Sunday- school a. m. E. B. regular W. a. . . ml n r. . . i . i . i- ; .-.- a . . . t -rt Ii I r T p m A. F. A. M. Lodge, No. meets and Monday evening. R. W. M. J. M. Sec every Tuesday evening. K. G. E. E Griffin, i .;. in hi Ni with Um I, . ;. , . . . v, ;,. ; rd All and K- of with meets every Friday evening I I JR. M. C. C. T. M. Hooker, . tin oil I, i K. of H. null S. i I, i. i pm, m. i; in n. k . i I I . . in am, . II ant. . . . A i . i I . , ; . I . n in Pan ,. i,,,. iv OS W f i. i am i. . i I. eat d, i . i.- .,., .- . -i . and Sun , J i-.-i. i. r., It am. II mill as ,, s p, , , , . m. i. ml II -i J. R. Council, No. meets every Thursday even- W. B. Wilson, R. M. R. Lang, Sec. O. U. A. every Wednesday night at I. O. O. F. B. White, Mi. I'm . . i I I . ; . . . ii it. II. i . n I . i la . to i I I . mi i i in- Southern . -s ; inn. in n t- -I . I Ufa H U in, arrive pi u in, ; m r i Hope am I , i . in. arrive at i; . m ll Mai I, m. dally Mm Jay. i in., i fur II J ii i T a m and give us a ------ANYTHING FROM A- Visiting 1- TO -32 Full Sheet Poster. The Eastern TWICE A.-WE EX Is Iv i o hi mows every week, information to tobacco, is many times more than the subscription price. PEN i only r j i i ii ii i bi . . . . ii II l, I I A M ii d. . I . A . III . . , . . . II in . I. . A j . , i . I. A. ; i i . lei 11- Wei via I l V . . ,,. Can. Agent ,. J. ll. Kl i. M. Truffle i. . i . . . i mil . . I . . Hit will. . . . I A i I It . .- I I No. Ii tin I n-iii I I. , . ,. ii. . i . . . i. i l I j. . l.- -i I .-. i It-lit , . ii. . tin pen I mil. in.,. i-it I-. . , Um M. -iii-t. i i-l i. K Joel i ii-i ii in. pa I division. I lie mi- SOUTH. i all Texas California. Florida . Cuba and Rico. DOMINION A. O. Council. No. meets every first and third Thursday nights in Odd Fellows Hall. J. Z. Gardner Worthy Chief; L. S. Smith, Sec I. O, Conclave No. meets every second and fourth Monday nights in Odd Hall. W. B. Wilson II. Smith II . . . . . Ii i . . Ilia I , i ; . I I ti . . ill -t-ll the House id .-in Hie, Monday I he follow piece or parcel ll. ton ii I. r. by lot mi SERVICE Steamer My res leave Washing- ton daily at o A. M. for Green- ville, I- daily r. Mi for w leaves i ii. Wednesday it A. M. for Tor j Intro, leave for Tuesdays, ii A. M, t allies freight only . Connecting at Washington with Steamers fur Norfolk, Baltimore, New York ton, I'm points for i railroads should older freight by CLASS Old S. from Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore; Line from lotion. N. O. Greenville, K. ii,, nil through and I. Pullman Palate Sleep in- on nil Sight Trains; Foal an I Safe Schedules. Time Table , General inn i- ii. or address, It. I . k i I. A- i i, lit-, N. T. I. It BY, C I. T X. c. .; V P I. C, One Day Cure. I I In- K .,.,. . i A GENERAL LINE OF ll Also a nice Line of Hardware. I can now be found the brick store formerly occupied by J. W. Brown. SEE ME. J. R. COREY. TO lo . Pall At la An E. it; M. and . . AT i. . . 1.1.1 I.,. I Q. -1 Mum of I I . I IT I ., last us j and fever ii a boll lo Grove cat m a Tonic, It I head, u out . pay, PriM J . . BOOK ON , SALT RHEUM CURED BY Johnston's QUART BOTTLES. IN skin ore a of lo i-iii, U to U Moat it. in pot In m. t. come from pr II may be from shoots out and on skin, as a warning that more trouble or pulmonary are to follow If you neglect heed the warning correct the Many an been of Save and tho kept pun a right of JOHNSTON'S J. of Mich., was of a bad after with It for flee friends It It out on my head, ears, and then on my whole body. I won perfectly raw with it. What I live Is no use telling, would me If did, I tried every that was to cure I. I spent money to a I heard JOHNSTON'S highly I a it. I to Improve away, and when had the third I completely cured. I have never had a touch of It ,. I any to do me the least good till I tried . I would heartily advise all who are suffering from humors J I in to try It at once. I had also a good deal of stomach and run down and miserable, but . , . . Tin- v you keep it pure face tear JOHNSTON'S BILL A never ;. i In- all in full quart hollies SOLD . P THE AMENDMENT. The following is the amendment to article of the State adopted by the General As 1899, and to be submit- to the voters for ratification next Section That article VI of the constitution of North Carolina be awl same is hereby abrogated and lieu thereof shall be the following article of said constitution ARTICLE VI. AND ELIGIBILITY TO OF AN Section Every male person born United States, and every male person who has naturalized, twenty-one years of age, and possessing the lions set out in this article, shall be entitled to vote at any by the people in the State, except as otherwise provided. Sec. He shall resided in the Slate of North Carolina for two years, the county six months, and the precinct, ward or other election district h offers to vote, four months next the election ; Provided, That removal from one precinct, ward or other election district in the same county, shall not ope- rate to deprive any person of the right to vote precinct, ward or other election district from which he baa removed, until four months after removal. No person who has been convicted, or who has his guilt court indictment of any which is, or may hereafter be, imprisonment the prison, shall be permitted to vote, unless the said person shall be first restored to citizenship in the manner prescribed by law. Sec. Every person ottering to vote shall be at the time a legally registered voter as herein ed and the manner provided by law, and General Assembly of North Carolina shall enact general registration laws to carry into the provisions of this article. Sec. Every person presenting himself for registration shall be able to read and write any section of constitution in English language; and, before be shall be entitled to vote, have paid, on or before first day of March of the year which he proposes to vote, his poll tax as prescribed by law, previous year. Poll taxes shall be a lieu only assessed property, and no process shall issue Jo enforce collection of the same except against asset sad property. Sec. 6- No male person who was, on January 1867, or at any time prior thereto, entitled to vote the laws of State in the United States wherein he then re- sided, and no lineal descendant of such person, shall right to register and vote at any election in this State by person of his failure to possess tho qualifications prescribed section of this Provided, be shall have registered in accord- terms of this prior to December Tho General Assembly shall provide for a record all persona who register under this section on or before November all such persona shall be entitled to register and vote at all by tho in this Elate, unless disqualified under of this Provided, such persons ball have paid their poll tax as re- quired by law. See, All by shall be by ballot, and all elections by the General Assembly shall be viva Sec Every voter in North Carolina, except us in this article disqualified, shall lie eligible to of- but before entering the duties of the office be shall take and subscribe following oath do swear I will support and maintain the constitution and laws of the United States, and the con- laws of North therewith, and that I will f hi lit discharge the duties of office So help me, Sec. S. The following classes of persons shall be disqualified for First, all persons who shall deny the being of Almighty God. Second, all persons who shall have been convicted or their guilt pending, whether sentenced or not, judgment suspended, any treason or felony, or any other crime which punishment may lie in penitentiary, since becoming of I lie United or corruption malpractice office, unless such shall lie restored to rights of citizenship a manner prescribed by law. Sec. l. This act shall lie in force from after its ratification. Feb. Unless public opinions compels a change the present status of treaty, it is practical certain to be ratified A careful poll of the Senate shows declared votes in its favor, where- as only N arc necessary to ratify. The truth is that Secretary Hay has this country to a position where it seems absolutely necessary for it to secure British consent before can build the ca- at all. other words, he Britain to possess rights over the United States, light to supervise its treaties with the sovereign states of Nicaragua and This is the on which Great Britain has insisted in case of the Transvaal. Sec- TO PEOPLE, u FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS OF PITT COUNTIES. We arc ill the forefront of the race after your patronage offer best selected line of General Merchandise IO T A S H gives color, flavor and firmness to all fruits. No good fruit Informal inn v received George II. the foul who in as a rep from North Carolina, was not given an lo co-lie t dust on bis While arrived iii day, was bis to slop there a short while. The did not care to have him as and a committee of one waited on him when be alighted from I be train invited him to i lie Con- lime to dis- cuss matter. Be got back on i In-11 a in to New Item. Tho Congressman knows raised without Choose This Day Whom You Will Serve. Now and one bears a Dem- say i he is not sure about how he will vote on Amendment question. Why is be Hay has placed the try in this position by formally the abrogation of treaty, and there-1 by admitting that instrument to be in full force instead of void, as claimed by two former can of State. Having admitted this, the United States cannot take it back, as the treaty is perpetual by terms and cannot be lied except by common of there seems noway of proceeding except by consent of The question of benefit to the United States under the Hay- treaty is a very simple one. a Democrat Senator ll-u treaty the canal is to be a Ki ml us and the following lines of general Dry Goods and Notions, Shoes. If the was asked; are you . a quick and .,,,,, the other countries of the world, would come the answer, yes, all to the contrary- would be taken as an insult. Why then waver on the question not the Democrat- party stand for while supremacy. Does not the Republican party- stand for rule I Does th Amendment mean white supremacy, and does not to the Amendment mean domination t Why there should Democrat, nay mote, why should white man waver one as to where he will and how his vote shall be cast. Did not fight the cans to a on the white supremacy issue I he who votes against the Amend- turns his back on bis party promises, by his action tears down what the good white people will derive exactly the same fit from it that the United States greater benefit in fact, lie- cause, aside from the initial mil lay the canal will very probably not pay its running expenses, any de- w must be made good by-Uncle Sam- It will there- fore give the countries of Europe an advantage over American ships in the rush for the Pacific trade, now largely reserved to the United Slates, by the distance from Europe, If the United States is to derive military from canal why should it invest in a losing commercial speculation for the of its trade rivals It might just us well agree to hold its dry- docks battleships neutral for tho use of all nations in lime of w of North Carolina strove valiantly las lo hold a military highway of to build up in the good old State, j such tremendous potency open for Men's, Women's Children's Shoes- and Harness, Horse Blankets and Dusters. Groceries. Flour, -Meat, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Lard, Bead is, Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails Rope, Furniture. Headquarters for Furniture everything in line. We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Either Cash or on Approved Credit. Our motto is Honesty, and Dealing. Your CO. This is a government so fur as North Carolina is concerned for people but by the white people. NORTH CAROLINA COMES BRYAN. At every station the Sea Board Air Line, between Weldon and Raleigh, great crowds of gathered to a hearty welcome to W. J. Bryan. Upon his visit to North made speeches cue day, every word that fell from bis was received weighed by listening ears. He was introduced in Henderson by Ex-Gov. Jarvis he was the best known most beloved man America and Chairman said him his intro- in Raleigh, that he is the greatest living American, and worthy successor to the leadership of the Democratic party of Thomas its great an illustrious founder. North has received him, received him well, and passed on to her sister, South He speaks at Columbia and other points In that State. The above fairly views of the Democratic Humility In the Senate. The lie publican majority, secure in their seals for six years, can afford Uphold the administration in its truckling to Great Britain. so the House. Its views are well expressed by Representative Hep- burn Chair- man of the Commerce Committee which drew the canal bill treaty the principles of Clay- conceding all t ho claims and contention of Great Britain surrendering I he claims that Great Britain has by her own act ion given us right to at any- time abrogate Clayton treaty. It surrenders everything that Island, together Oklahoma and all of the United States, are out side the Constitution, demo- members, together with Mr, of Mites, take the opposite view. The Democratic report says, in I f I lit- position taken by the majority the committee be the correct one, it follow that Congress is not from laws imposing customs tin to Great Britain, abandoning ores of the be found In any store iii Pill County. Well bought selections, the creations of the best manufacturers of America Europe. Seasonable all the year round, Spring, Summer and Winter. We are work for yours and our mutual ad- vantage. Ii Is our pleasure to show you what you want to sell you if we offer yon very best sen Ice, polite that leaden are go- attention, and the moat liberal terms consistent with a well to wake on effort established business built up strictly on its own merits. for the nomination, and for this you come to market you will do yourself justice j.,.,,,, ,, you do not see oar immense stock before ,, . . committee together at Wilson called the Congress- convention of bis district lo assemble pi to the date of the Ball satins, State Jackets and Capes, Carpets, Mattings and Oil cloths. The while deter- mined the Congress- man for the if possible, above appeared in the on the If every town in North Carolina would treat the defamer of her women I lie same way State would soon be rid of cattle neither nor their he occupying prominence in our Tattler Still Governor. Frankfort, Ky. Feb. lay continues unmolested of the governorship. legislators of both houses met today and adjourned until noon morrow for of a quorum. There were even fewer soldiers on hand than . It is staled here tonight that the Democrats will begin action in tin- fill-nit court tomorrow to com- Taylor to vacate governor Ii is thought that the pro- will take of re fur injunction restraining from ailing in capacity nor. Republicans cautiously aw ail the decision of Judge in Court Cincinnati row the matter of in- junction asked for restraining the election contest board from throw- lug out minor Republican officials, if Tail refuses to interfere will throw out minor officers put in Democrats. This will effectually cluck Taylor. for it will i oil all State moneys and supplies. The Democrats are that Taft will decide the Federal courts have no In lion. Today has been quiet. Soldiers on guard at tho capital bail a skirmish in fore midnight with two who approached In the rear of grounds and on them with pistols. Th fire was returned and a. beat a retreat, shots were Bred. led by the House Committee on I limitation of I lit; Constitution it Ways and Means on the Hi- cannot pass pending bill. If can tariff bill, which will be taken on the oilier hand, is pol up by the next strained, follows that it also warmly debated with a result has the power lo pass ex post facto by DO means certain. It will be re laws, bills of In do that the Administration all other acts prohibited by the after urging free trade with Politic i and the people of reversed itself at the behest Rica are merely subjects of tariff barons, and declared without legal rights and can only for duty on the products of enjoy lives and property island. The grace of Congress, The practical followed salt and Importance of this question be- ii the bill now-submitted. All I comes still more grave u Is l lie Republican members of I remembered that as- in it t co but one, favor a duly of sorted for Congress will lune per cent on goods millions of people so situated as practical to debarred from ail in i t it Into Union and, therefore, from hope of in the Rowdyism. Potash. Fertilizers containing at least to of Potash will give best results on all fruits. Write for our pamphlets, which ought to be in every farmer's library. They are sent free. GERMAN KALI WORKS, Si , CALLED TO MELT Official by Slate Chairman Simmons yes- Issued the following To the Democratic voters of N. By orders of State Executive committee, notice hereby given that the next Slate convention the Democratic party will assemble in of Raleigh day of April, 1900 for lie purpose of for State offices, the of delegates to National the transaction of such business as it may deem proper to and determine. Each county will be entitled to elect one delegate alternate the said convention for every- one hundred fifty Democratic voters and for fraction over seventy-five Democratic votes therein at the bust rial election. ice is also given that at lime of the call of the state your Executive Committee passes unanimously the following resolution Resolved. That the question of primaries for selection candidate for United States lie referred lo the people in the call for the next State Dem- for such action as convention may deem best. F. Chairman Democratic Ex. Com. W. Secretary n owe this We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any ease of Catarrh that can be cured Hall's Catarrh Cure. J. Co.; Props., Toledo, o. have know n F. for the last fifteen years, him perfectly honorable in all business and financially able to carry out any obligations made by wholesale drug gists, Toledo, , wholesale druggists, Toledo, O, Hall's Catarrh Cure taken In- acting directly upon the blood mucous the system. Price per I, all Druggists. free. Hull's family arc contention of years that we might abrogate the will. More over, recognizes right of any foreign power to interfere and reference to our ti ins with tho independent govern- of this continent. lions the think treaty and earnestly hope that it will not be ratified by the Three reports have submit Territories of Arizona the furs of Ala- lumber of Oklahoma, and also upon all Importations of pm ducts of every kind into the Terri- from The power to pass such laws was never before claimed our laud. Mr. whose opinion is t I special interest as to bis own party, says, If is restrained by the night being the St. Valentine's Day, was. as in mads the occasion of the practice of gangs going around throwing bricks against windows, front l side lights, away gates, Telephone com poured in upon the polios headquarters officers were sent all eases where could be done. Al several residences with such wanton as to do severe damage to doom and windows. Wilmington Star, Kith. Base, of Milwaukee, VS is., secured of fund, which is expected in in- important for Hint city Democratic Dr. D. L. DENTIST, On I'm X. O. w hits Klein an ire. THE