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The Reflector <lb/>
THE AMENDMENT. <lb/>
owing the amendment <lb/>
of the State <lb/>
adopted the As- <lb/>
I. <lb/>
deny the being of Almighty God . <lb/>
Second. ii who have Save Your Money. <lb/>
tea m On box <lb/>
save <lb/>
bills <lb/>
guilt mi I dollars hi <lb/>
whether or <lb/>
at tot <lb/>
or or crime tor <lb/>
the voters , . . <lb/>
i which the ma <lb/>
,, .; ti sick headache, <lb/>
in the penitentiary. . . <lb/>
Section 1- Thai article the.;. constipation <lb/>
N . Reckless Assertion <lb/>
If Of <lb/>
BOX PAPER, <lb/>
TABLETS. <lb/>
Pens, Pencils, <lb/>
received <lb/>
All Magazines. <lb/>
mil the same if hereby abrogated <lb/>
and lieu thereof shall be <lb/>
the following article of said <lb/>
ARTICLE VI. <lb/>
ELIGIBILITY TO <lb/>
AN ELECTOR. <lb/>
Section Every male <lb/>
the United States, and <lb/>
every male person <lb/>
In Each. <lb/>
Age tells mi girl and so does <lb/>
since citizens the <lb/>
or corruption . a million people endorse <lb/>
malpractice in office, unless such PILLS <lb/>
person shall lie restored to <lb/>
rights of a STATE NEWS. <lb/>
prescribed by law. <lb/>
Sec. This act shall be in force Happenings la North Carolina. <lb/>
from after its ratification. <lb/>
Ir. J. I, resigned <lb/>
as of the church at <lb/>
bar little brother. <lb/>
It isn't advisable to pick Progressive Farmer greatly <lb/>
rel before it is ripe. , prove its <lb/>
A fellow usually discovers that, Goldsboro Rifles won the <lb/>
his views of lite are distorted when military prize. W, at the New <lb/>
he first takes up amateur pm <lb/>
When man doesn't blow his <lb/>
own because he <lb/>
either can't raise the wind or is <lb/>
musical. <lb/>
A man often improve SB April nearly <lb/>
manners dropping some of them-, immigrants have arrived in <lb/>
The girl who is worth her a eight bis country, <lb/>
in gold usually has her own way. J. a prominent mi- <lb/>
Virtue is its own reward, and in county, committed <lb/>
man never gets any credit for pay- suicide by blowing up his house <lb/>
JOB <lb/>
give us a <lb/>
Reflector Job Printing Office <lb/>
FROM A- <lb/>
V Card <lb/>
TO A <lb/>
Sheet Poster. <lb/>
The Eastern Reflector <lb/>
TWICE <lb/>
is f v a year and con <lb/>
news every week, <lb/>
am information i <lb/>
th glow- <lb/>
worth <lb/>
who has been <lb/>
naturalized, twenty-one years of <lb/>
age. and possessing the <lb/>
set out this article, shall <lb/>
be to vote at any <lb/>
by the people in the Slate, except <lb/>
as herein otherwise provided. <lb/>
See. He shall have resided in <lb/>
the of North Carolina for two <lb/>
years, in the county six months, <lb/>
the precinct, ward or other <lb/>
district in which ho offers <lb/>
to vote, four mouths next proceed- <lb/>
the election ; Provided. That <lb/>
removal from one precinct, ward <lb/>
or other election district <lb/>
the same county, shall not ope- <lb/>
rate to deprive any person of the <lb/>
right to vole the precinct, ward <lb/>
or other election district from <lb/>
which he has removed, until four <lb/>
months after such removal. No <lb/>
person who has been convicted, or <lb/>
who has confessed his guilt <lb/>
court upon indictment of any crime <lb/>
the which is, or may <lb/>
imprisonment in the <lb/>
Mate prison, shall be permitted to <lb/>
vole, unless said person shall <lb/>
restored to in <lb/>
the manner prescribed by law. <lb/>
Sec. it. person offering to <lb/>
vote shall be at the time a legally <lb/>
registered voter as herein <lb/>
ed and the manner <lb/>
provided by law, and the <lb/>
Assembly of North Carolina shall <lb/>
enact general registration laws to <lb/>
carry the provisions of <lb/>
this article. <lb/>
Sec. Every person presenting <lb/>
himself for registration shall lie <lb/>
able to read and write section <lb/>
of the constitution in the English <lb/>
language; and, before he shall lie <lb/>
entitled to vote, have paid on or <lb/>
before the lust day of March of <lb/>
year in which he proposes lo vote, <lb/>
his poll tax as prescribed by law-, <lb/>
for the previous Poll taxes <lb/>
shall lie a lieu on assessed <lb/>
property, and no process shall issue <lb/>
to the collection of the same <lb/>
except against properly. <lb/>
Sec. 5- No male person who was, <lb/>
January I, 1867, or at any time <lb/>
prior thereto, entitled to vole <lb/>
I be laws Of any Slate in the <lb/>
United Stale;, wherein re- <lb/>
sided, no lineal descendant of <lb/>
y such person, shall be denied <lb/>
the right to register and vote at <lb/>
any election in this Slate by person <lb/>
of his failure to possess the <lb/>
qualification proscribed <lb/>
section of this article Provided, <lb/>
he shall have registered in accord- <lb/>
with the terms of Ibis section <lb/>
prior to I, The <lb/>
The at Chapel Hill was <lb/>
burglarized Wednesday <lb/>
The safe was blown open and <lb/>
cash and in stamps taken. <lb/>
cash. <lb/>
April showers forth um- <lb/>
It's the rich people who usually <lb/>
give poor excuses. <lb/>
It doesn't take a bright woman <lb/>
to last <lb/>
with dynamite, himself in it. <lb/>
There is plenty of smallpox talk <lb/>
in the central section of the State, <lb/>
with many new cases being <lb/>
ad. <lb/>
Dr. Lewis, secretary <lb/>
SEVEN RUNNING <lb/>
Johnston's <lb/>
QUART <lb/>
THE SPRING <lb/>
JOHNSTON'S u a Blood Food Nerve I tho <lb/>
SPRING m a S rich from <lb/>
lo the worn run down. the overworked end debilitated. The tired <lb/>
those -sinking languor which rise from badly nor- <lb/>
nerves, from thin, blood sad underfed body, vanish as If by <lb/>
spell. sad nervous prostration which the spring- <lb/>
time and heat summer, are conquered and banished at once. Fur every term <lb/>
and all ailments of the brain nervousness <lb/>
generally. II Is almost a specific It furnishes the elements t out <lb/>
tissues. II feeds nerve centers and and their U <lb/>
makes rich, red. honest blood. Newness of life, new hope, new follow Its faith- <lb/>
use. II makes the weak strong, and the old <lb/>
It was the antiquated now happily method in the old lo <lb/>
treat Sail Rheum, Scrofula, Cancer and other disorders from <lb/>
BLOOD TAINT with powerful such as arsenic and other mineral <lb/>
agents. It was expected by this treatment that the could be killed while the blood <lb/>
was left to course through Its holding in It the of the <lb/>
disease. But In this way. every part of the body became more or less diseased. <lb/>
can be more terrible than a horribly blood taint. It not only attack <lb/>
the different structure of th body, but times the bones are honey-combed <lb/>
and destroyed. It seeks out the nerve and spinal cord, and It will bring de- <lb/>
cay and death to some vital organ, as kidneys, liver or There is only one <lb/>
scientific method for the cure of blood taint. Is. PURIFICATION I Every particle <lb/>
of blood must be removed through the channels, the lungs, kidneys, bowels. <lb/>
liver and skin. First pure, then The great and <lb/>
blood. JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA, not only radically and ex- <lb/>
removes the taint, but also removes all mercury, and other minerals, <lb/>
sad fill veins arteries with the ruby, glowing; current blood Is <lb/>
means pure blood. The old and reliable remedy. JOHNSTON'S <lb/>
SARSAPARILLA, Is universally regarded as the Blood Purifier ever <lb/>
This Is now established beyond question or cavil. <lb/>
Mice . October <lb/>
IS<lb/>
SOLD BY Mot. <lb/>
TO <lb/>
Home made bread is responsible to the State hoard Of health says he <lb/>
for many a married man's crusty expects that by reason of the many <lb/>
temper. large political gatherings this <lb/>
When it conies to eagles a bird year their will lie a spread of small- <lb/>
the hand is worth two in the pox. <lb/>
Ho man has a right to waste the <lb/>
time of oilier people. <lb/>
The man is sometimes <lb/>
the one with a hill to collect. <lb/>
is thee plaster <lb/>
often heals a heart. <lb/>
It that has <lb/>
to be checked before it will go. <lb/>
War Costs Britain a Minute <lb/>
OVER TUB <lb/>
Siamese <lb/>
was yesterday received by the <lb/>
President. <lb/>
that he will <lb/>
sail from for York on <lb/>
May <lb/>
The Ohio Legislature has ignored <lb/>
proposition for a State <lb/>
Exposition. <lb/>
The annual meeting of the In- <lb/>
League of Press <lb/>
will meet at New York July <lb/>
17th. <lb/>
Roosevelt has <lb/>
the bill providing for less hours <lb/>
work for drug clerks in York <lb/>
city. <lb/>
Morgan <lb/>
The following statement of an <lb/>
official of the shows that <lb/>
the cost of the pending war South <lb/>
Africa will only eclipse the ex- <lb/>
for the Crimean war, <lb/>
but will probably make it the cost- <lb/>
of all Victorian <lb/>
Taking the estimate of <lb/>
as well within the limit dozen white men <lb/>
probability we that for a moving train at <lb/>
nine mouths this war will i Ky., after he bad created a panic <lb/>
cost us at the rate of over by flourishing a pistol in the car. <lb/>
minute, or an hour, night <lb/>
and day. Thus, for the purposes <lb/>
of our South African war alone, <lb/>
we are spending at the rate of con- <lb/>
over every <lb/>
reek, in addition to our normal <lb/>
1835,000.000 a year <lb/>
DIRECTORY <lb/>
CHURCHES <lb/>
Loiters of the <lb/>
K. deceased, <lb/>
day t, me by th Clerk <lb/>
lie of Pitt notice <lb/>
is hereby to all i <lb/>
Mat I a <lb/>
lo me for payment, duly on Lay Services every 2nd and <lb/>
r before nth day of 1901., morning. <lb/>
. I <lb/>
every Bun- <lb/>
day, morning and evening. Pray- <lb/>
w ill plead in of their <lb/>
recovery. A II said <lb/>
late ill immediate payment lo inc. <lb/>
February 1900. <lb/>
Thin <lb/>
R. S. Mrs, <lb/>
K II a. <lb/>
BLOW, Attorneys, <lb/>
NOTICE CREDITORS. <lb/>
this the <lb/>
Clerk of Pitt coon t <lb/>
of B. Allen <lb/>
hereby nil <lb/>
sons -slate to <lb/>
present them to me for payment, duly <lb/>
or before the Bra of <lb/>
March r will be in <lb/>
their recovery. All <lb/>
will make immediate <lb/>
to me. 1900. <lb/>
of K. Allen. <lb/>
H CREDITORS. <lb/>
Having Superior <lb/>
Court Clerk of Pitt county as <lb/>
tor of of Janice K. Craft, <lb/>
i- hereby given to all <lb/>
ed lo Haiti estate to make immediate pay- <lb/>
to the and all <lb/>
having claims against must <lb/>
for payment before the lath <lb/>
day of March. 1901 or tins notice will be <lb/>
in bar of recovery. <lb/>
Tub 14th day of March, <lb/>
Cannon, <lb/>
of Y. <lb/>
i it -meeting Thursday evening. Rev. <lb/>
J. N. Booth, pastor. Sunday- <lb/>
school s. in. C. D. <lb/>
superintendent. <lb/>
every Sun- <lb/>
day, morning and evening. <lb/>
meeting Wednesday evening. Rev. <lb/>
N. M. Watson, pastor. Sunday <lb/>
school p. W F. Harding, <lb/>
thin <lb/>
Sunday, Rev. <lb/>
J. B. Morton, pastor. Sunday- <lb/>
school a. st. E. B. <lb/>
at <lb/>
Opera House every 2nd Sunday <lb/>
morning and night. Rev. D W. <lb/>
Davis, pastor. <lb/>
regular services. <lb/>
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. <lb/>
Having l Ins day before the <lb/>
Clerk of Superior Court of county <lb/>
a of the estate M. I. <lb/>
is lo <lb/>
persons against es- <lb/>
lo present them to me for payment <lb/>
duly authenticate., on or 13th <lb/>
and a further a year <lb/>
discharge of liabilities for wars <lb/>
in the past. <lb/>
V. e thus find ourselves in the <lb/>
strange position of spending <lb/>
alone the stupendous sum of <lb/>
a year, or something <lb/>
more than our <lb/>
total revenue for <lb/>
General Assembly shall provide for Weekly, <lb/>
a permanent record all <lb/>
maintaining our fleet I <lb/>
I plead in bar of All <lb/>
lo estate art to make <lb/>
immediate psi lo me. <lb/>
This the day pi March 1900. <lb/>
I. II. Ad <lb/>
M. <lb/>
Attorneys. <lb/>
who register under this on <lb/>
or <lb/>
all such shall entitled <lb/>
to register and vote at all elections <lb/>
by the people this Slate, unless <lb/>
under this <lb/>
Provided, such <lb/>
shall have their poll tax <lb/>
Ban, All elections by the <lb/>
is item which shows <lb/>
the hard struggle the politician has <lb/>
to contend with, says the Raleigh <lb/>
Visitor. It shows bow rugged is <lb/>
I be path and what have <lb/>
to lie resorted lo Ht limes to keep <lb/>
up the procession, this is <lb/>
item taken from an <lb/>
editor who is <lb/>
tobacco, that <lb/>
many times more <lb/>
subscription price. <lb/>
than <lb/>
wouldn't imperil his immortal soul <lb/>
pie shall be ballot, and <lb/>
the Assembly I ,,.,. candidates <lb/>
shall I-. , were can- <lb/>
Sec Every voter in North week. Both <lb/>
Carolina, except as in this article <lb/>
shall lie eligible to of-l,,,,.,. the hindmost one <lb/>
lee, but before entering upon ., certain house, where a <lb/>
duties of the office he shall to door, <lb/>
and the following , <lb/>
. do L. of ,.,,,,., <lb/>
Fountain pen<lb/>
SUCCESS o PEN AGE. . <lb/>
FOR SALE AT STORK <lb/>
for affirm i I will support and . <lb/>
maintain Ike laws <lb/>
of the United Slates, and the con- <lb/>
and laws of North <lb/>
not therewith, and <lb/>
that I I faithfully discharge the <lb/>
duties office <lb/>
Bo help <lb/>
Sec. . The following of <lb/>
o i shall lie<lb/>
. did, then he gave her <lb/>
bit man <lb/>
ahead of me give you <lb/>
he gave her I nickel <lb/>
and he give you <lb/>
f sir, he gave me ten <lb/>
Then picking her up <lb/>
hie at in-, he kissed her <lb/>
sir, <lb/>
he kissed ma, <lb/>
r, i i -TO <lb/>
The line Co., of <lb/>
G. M A. W. K. <lb/>
Tucker by part- <lb/>
on or the day of <lb/>
All to the firm <lb/>
will make settlement at <lb/>
either of the above named. All <lb/>
having against the firm will please <lb/>
present their claim to M. Tucker at once. <lb/>
. A i <lb/>
n. II <lb/>
A. K. <lb/>
W. K. <lb/>
DEALER IN <lb/>
Whichard, M. C. <lb/>
The Stock complete in every <lb/>
and prices low as <lb/>
Highest market prices <lb/>
aid <lb/>
PATENT <lb/>
yon <lb/>
H.-M. I. <lb/>
LAND SALE. <lb/>
of u or I ho <lb/>
Court of Pitt county <lb/>
Martha Ann <lb/>
Andrew Vines others, <lb/>
l-r limit <lb/>
a will bell for baron <lb/>
the Sal- <lb/>
May 19th, the K.- <lb/>
panel or tract of <lb/>
in Pitt in Pm <lb/>
Adjoining the of Hue <lb/>
others, <lb/>
containing acres, or it <lb/>
known as the Arlen home tract <lb/>
F. <lb/>
This April IS <lb/>
OLD DOMINION LINE <lb/>
Steamer leave Washing <lb/>
ton daily A. M. for <lb/>
ville, leave dally <lb/>
I. M. for Washington. <lb/>
leaves <lb/>
Mondays. Wednesday <lb/>
at A. M. <lb/>
leave for <lb/>
l and Sal <lb/>
at A. M. carries freight only. <lb/>
Connecting at Washington <lb/>
Steamers for Norfolk, <lb/>
New York and <lb/>
ton, for all points for the West <lb/>
with railroads at Norfolk. <lb/>
Shippers should freight by <lb/>
the Old Dominion S. S. to. from <lb/>
New York; Line from <lb/>
Hay Lint from <lb/>
and Line from <lb/>
Boston. <lb/>
JNO. Act. <lb/>
N. C. <lb/>
Aft., <lb/>
Greenville, N. <lb/>
Cure Cold In <lb/>
as lake quick U Are is b.-n tor- <lb/>
LODGES <lb/>
A. F. A. M. Greenville <lb/>
No. meets first and <lb/>
third Monday evening. It. <lb/>
W. M. J. M. Sec <lb/>
I. O. O. Lodge, No. <lb/>
Meets every Tuesday evening. <lb/>
K. l. G. E. E <lb/>
Sec. <lb/>
K. of Lodge, <lb/>
meets every Friday evening <lb/>
B. M. C. T. M. Hooker, <lb/>
K. of B. andS. <lb/>
E. Vance Council, No. <lb/>
meets every Thursday even- <lb/>
W. B. Wilson, B. M. B. <lb/>
Lang, Sec. <lb/>
O. U. A. every <lb/>
Wednesday at in I. O. <lb/>
O. F. hall. J. B. White, <lb/>
A. O. Council, <lb/>
No. meets every first and third <lb/>
Thursday nights in Odd Fellows <lb/>
Hall. J. Z. Gardner Worthy <lb/>
Chief; D. Smith, Sec. <lb/>
I. O. Conclave <lb/>
No. meets every add <lb/>
fourth Monday nights Odd <lb/>
Hall. W. B. Wilson <lb/>
D. S. See. <lb/>
ADVICE AS <lb/>
Notice<lb/>
E. G. C. <lb/>
J. <lb/>
IN----- <lb/>
A GEN KB A I. <lb/>
LINE OF-; <lb/>
II <lb/>
Also a n ice Line of Hardware. <lb/>
I can now In- found in the <lb/>
brick store formerly <lb/>
occupied by J. <lb/>
W. Brown. <lb/>
COME TO SEE ME. <lb/>
J. II.<lb/>
The Eastern Reflector <lb/>
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D. J. <lb/>
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-AT- <lb/>
VOL. XIX <lb/>
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, APRIL <lb/>
NO <lb/>
IF WANT TO BE BIGHT AND <lb/>
AT THE SAME TIME BUY GOODS BIGHT <lb/>
THEN COME TO THE BIGHT PLACE <lb/>
LT RELIABLE GOODS. <lb/>
Ed. H. <lb/>
THE LEADING GROCER. <lb/>
OUR NOMINEES <lb/>
State Ticket. <lb/>
For <lb/>
CHARLES B. AYCOCK, <lb/>
of Wayne. <lb/>
For Lieutenant <lb/>
WILLIAM <lb/>
of Iredell. <lb/>
For Secretary of <lb/>
GRIMES, <lb/>
of Pitt. <lb/>
For <lb/>
BENJAMIN R. LACY, <lb/>
of Wake. <lb/>
For <lb/>
B. F. DIXON, <lb/>
of Cleveland. <lb/>
For Attorney <lb/>
of Hay wood. <lb/>
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. <lb/>
At B meeting of the Democratic <lb/>
Executive Committee held in <lb/>
Greenville on the day of <lb/>
April, a convention for <lb/>
nomination of <lb/>
dates for the Legislature and the <lb/>
various and for the Community, <lb/>
and tell the public through their <lb/>
columns every week about <lb/>
articles suited to the season <lb/>
service that have to sell. <lb/>
It will cost you MM per year, <lb/>
you will not say at the end of <lb/>
the year, as those of you who issued <lb/>
checks say, that it did not add <lb/>
one dollar to your receipts. The <lb/>
the best business <lb/>
friends any town can have. What <lb/>
would fresco have today, if <lb/>
there bad been no papers printed <lb/>
What sort of gratitude is it <lb/>
that prompts business men to <lb/>
every other in which to ad- <lb/>
ignore their best <lb/>
friends <lb/>
is no business in the <lb/>
town that promotes its <lb/>
importance so much, or that gives <lb/>
so much in gratuitous contributions <lb/>
as local press. If there is any <lb/>
public or private enterprise pro- <lb/>
the very thing done is <lb/>
to rush off to the office, <lb/>
and get a few free locals into the <lb/>
papers; then, when the editors <lb/>
have paid help, and bought paper, <lb/>
ink, and machinery, paid for <lb/>
rent, fuel and light to do all this <lb/>
gratuitous work for every society, <lb/>
religious, and benevolent; <lb/>
many of the <lb/>
TO THE K AND OF <lb/>
ADJOINING COUNTIES. <lb/>
In. <lb/>
For Superintendent Public <lb/>
THOMAS <lb/>
of <lb/>
For Commissioner <lb/>
SAMUEL L. PATTERSON, <lb/>
of Caldwell. <lb/>
For Commissioner <lb/>
HENRY B. <lb/>
of Davidson. <lb/>
For Corporation <lb/>
SAMUEL L. <lb/>
of <lb/>
FRANK <lb/>
of New <lb/>
of delegates to the <lb/>
First Congressional District <lb/>
convention, was called to <lb/>
meet the Court House, Green- <lb/>
ville, at o'clock M., Saturday, <lb/>
May 1900. <lb/>
Township primaries, for the <lb/>
delegates to Mid <lb/>
county convention, were called to <lb/>
meet at usual places nob <lb/>
township Saturday, May 12th, <lb/>
1900, at o'clock P. M. The said <lb/>
primaries will also elect an <lb/>
Committee for each precinct, <lb/>
composed of live and <lb/>
so nominate candidates for Justices <lb/>
of the Peace Constable. The <lb/>
of delegates alternates <lb/>
each township will be entitled to <lb/>
is as <lb/>
Dam<lb/>
Bethel I <lb/>
Carolina I<lb/>
Content <lb/>
Falkland <lb/>
Fa rm <lb/>
Greenville <lb/>
Swift Creek U <lb/>
All white men the county of <lb/>
Pitt who favor the white people <lb/>
Controlling the affairs of State <lb/>
county, and who intend to vote to <lb/>
that end, are cordially invited to <lb/>
attend and participate these <lb/>
meetings. <lb/>
L. Blow, <lb/>
W. L. Brows, Sec. <lb/>
persons led repeated favors of <lb/>
this class by editors will give every <lb/>
penny's worth of their advertising <lb/>
lo some scheme that never <lb/>
ed them or the community one <lb/>
iota. Is this fair Is it business- <lb/>
We are still the forefront of the after patronage <lb/>
We oiler you the best selected line of <lb/>
General Merchandise <lb/>
to be ill any store in Pitt County. Well bought choice <lb/>
selections, the creations tile beat of America <lb/>
Europe. Seasonable all year round. Spring, Summer <lb/>
and Winter. We arc at work and our mutual ad- <lb/>
vantage. It la tn vital you want and to <lb/>
sell if we can. We oiler you very beat service, polite <lb/>
attention, and the moat liberal terms consistent with a well <lb/>
established built up strictly on its own <lb/>
When you conic to market will not do yourself justice <lb/>
if our immense stock before buying elsewhere. <lb/>
us and the following lines of merchandise. <lb/>
Dry Goods and Notions, <lb/>
Hats and Silks and Sal ins. Dress Trimmings <lb/>
Jackets and Capes, Carpets, Mattings oil Cloths. <lb/>
Dulles of Election Boards. <lb/>
The provision, which is entitled <lb/>
act to regulate <lb/>
stipulates that discreet per- <lb/>
shall be appointed by the <lb/>
State board at least three months <lb/>
before the next three mouths lie- <lb/>
fore the next general election and <lb/>
biennially there after to lie known <lb/>
board of <lb/>
It is the duty of the county beard <lb/>
to appoint all registrars and judges <lb/>
of election in their respective <lb/>
ties, they have the power to <lb/>
remove any registrar or judge of <lb/>
election appointed by them for <lb/>
failure to Qualify <lb/>
the time prescribed by law, <lb/>
failure to discharge the duties of <lb/>
after qualifying, or for any <lb/>
other cause. The <lb/>
county boards hold at the<lb/>
ids. l. 1900. <lb/>
ale <lb/>
Notwithstanding, the awful <lb/>
out in the war <lb/>
with thousands of whom <lb/>
were made aids and unlit <lb/>
by eating the so-called canned <lb/>
beef, the War <lb/>
baa ordered a big lot of the stuff <lb/>
ti, Philippines for the <lb/>
of our over there. <lb/>
Miles is nun h opposed to this <lb/>
meal at be during war <lb/>
with Spain, and the War Depart- <lb/>
meal without consulting <lb/>
him. <lb/>
was an Ohio Sher- <lb/>
Cent. Invent meat <lb/>
Taxes Paid by <lb/>
in <lb/>
c Drewry, Pres. <lb/>
S Vice Tie-. I <lb/>
J X II riding, Atty. a <lb/>
Allen. Secretary i S <lb/>
G I <lb/>
W Primrose. J <lb/>
TEN YEAR <lb/>
CERTIFICATES, with Semi <lb/>
Annual Coupons, 18.26 each. <lb/>
Payable in June and December at <lb/>
Commercial and Farmers of <lb/>
Raleigh. Secured by <lb/>
gage on residence property worth <lb/>
double if loans, <lb/>
principal payable ten after <lb/>
dale of issue, are being sold a <lb/>
cash payment of which gives <lb/>
the owner fire and one third per <lb/>
it ii. per free of taxes on <lb/>
who i the phrase I Ural coat, and a profit of nearly <lb/>
which has sine, become so widely maturity, rank <lb/>
going home lo look <lb/>
after Mr. <lb/>
who is in Ohio, week, Bald <lb/>
before leaving Washington, <lb/>
In was going to after repairs <lb/>
to my which is a slight <lb/>
ion <lb/>
bill means the same thing to the <lb/>
initialed, a more coin <lb/>
tho repairs upon <lb/>
a total Of seven net <lb/>
cent, per This is one of <lb/>
lie safest and beat investments on <lb/>
the market. Loans made on <lb/>
property of eight <lb/>
For further particulars, address <lb/>
Mechanics and Investors Union, <lb/>
Allen, Sec. Raleigh. N. C. <lb/>
Deafness Cannot Be Cured <lb/>
house, at ,,., they <lb/>
Shoes. <lb/>
Men's, Women's and Children's and <lb/>
Horse and Dusters. <lb/>
Groceries. <lb/>
Flour, Meat, Sugar, Coffee, Bead Is, <lb/>
Hardware, <lb/>
Plows, Plow Fixtures, Nails and Hope. <lb/>
Furniture. <lb/>
for Furniture and everything in Hue. <lb/>
We buy Strictly for Cash, but sell for lather Cash or on Approved <lb/>
Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. <lb/>
Your Friends, <lb/>
should require bis personal <lb/>
during the same week in which <lb/>
Republican Slate Convention <lb/>
will be held <lb/>
Senator Wellington has <lb/>
reach the diseased portion of <lb/>
the ear There is only one way lo <lb/>
cure deafness, and i- <lb/>
remedies. Deafness is <lb/>
ed by an Inflamed condition of the <lb/>
lining of the <lb/>
left the party, I Tube. When this tube la inflamed <lb/>
and made this have a rumbling sound or <lb/>
For Presidential <lb/>
DAN HUGH M LEAN, <lb/>
of <lb/>
LEES. OVERMAN, <lb/>
Rowan. <lb/>
boards the various senatorial; s Are you single, married, <lb/>
districts shall at a designated w, widower, or <lb/>
-i <lb/>
will of the State and the general, ., married <lb/>
W ill <lb/>
New York, April <lb/>
a German girl, having <lb/>
lost all her money a board <lb/>
house enterprise, j umped from <lb/>
the Brooklyn bridge today <lb/>
was not hurt enough to keep her <lb/>
lied more than three or four days. <lb/>
She became three hours <lb/>
after she wits taken from the river, <lb/>
and told Urn hospital surgeons who <lb/>
were working over her she <lb/>
did not remember jumping from <lb/>
the bridge, that <lb/>
it was crime poor girl who <lb/>
had lost all her money her <lb/>
friends limp from a bridge if <lb/>
she to. <lb/>
Sermon on A <lb/>
Under the beading quoted, the <lb/>
Times gives its local <lb/>
merchants a sound talking to <lb/>
the subject of their publicity. It <lb/>
seems that a number of these gen- <lb/>
try have recently been seduced <lb/>
from tho plain path of virtue b <lb/>
certain glib pro <lb/>
motors, who ostensibly proposed to <lb/>
boom the business, i provided for in the <lb/>
who really served chiefly their on or before the <lb/>
may la- removed for cause <lb/>
more than fifty dollars or <lb/>
not more than thirty <lb/>
days for continuance in the <lb/>
of the of <lb/>
after having been removed. <lb/>
The law provides also fur the <lb/>
of the county not <lb/>
latter than the first Monday in May <lb/>
1800, and biennially there after for <lb/>
organization by the election of a <lb/>
chairman and secretary and Ike <lb/>
vision of the county into j <lb/>
The. may adopt the present I <lb/>
ion or may alter it, there j <lb/>
lie at least one polling place each <lb/>
precinct. Twenty notice <lb/>
through public journal <lb/>
must be given of any alteration. <lb/>
Au entirely new registration is <lb/>
election <lb/>
Monday <lb/>
election returns from the board <lb/>
county canvassers and declare the <lb/>
result of the I ion of State Ben-1 <lb/>
or Senators, and shall also <lb/>
furnish of election to <lb/>
How main children; <lb/>
Number of children living. <lb/>
Sex of these children. <lb/>
Ill Where were you born If ill <lb/>
the Stales, give Stale or <lb/>
other successful candidates if of foreign birth, give <lb/>
qualify officers so elected name of the country only. <lb/>
on the Monday in December, ii Whore was your father born t <lb/>
The chairman shall also on or be- Same condition <lb/>
fore the fifth day after general foregoing. I <lb/>
election transmit to the Speaker f of foreign birth, when did <lb/>
the House of Representatives idled Slates <lb/>
of the election for state of- <lb/>
Been, <lb/>
Chairman of county boards shall <lb/>
employed, live cents per <lb/>
mile traveling in actual discharge <lb/>
payment to be made by the <lb/>
several counties. Members the <lb/>
Durham Recorder has issued <lb/>
a handsome Industrial of <lb/>
large pages. <lb/>
ends. Roseate prospects were <lb/>
painted tor their <lb/>
but one leading <lb/>
after due trial of the scheme, <lb/>
tired that he bad lost by it. <lb/>
All of which loads the Times lo re- <lb/>
mark i <lb/>
Times desires to say a word <lb/>
to those business mm caught by <lb/>
such transient, futile schemes for <lb/>
advertising, and to those who are <lb/>
so ready to give an ad. to any and <lb/>
all sorts of temporary program, <lb/>
pamphlet or poster enterprises for <lb/>
which they ore solicited. <lb/>
men, plant your advertisements <lb/>
the newspapers, where they may <lb/>
lie referred to every week. Make <lb/>
a yearly contract with the editors, <lb/>
June and biennially thereafter <lb/>
county is required to <lb/>
appoint one registrar for each <lb/>
and on or <lb/>
Monday in July it shall also name <lb/>
two judges of elect ion for each <lb/>
who shall lie men of good <lb/>
and of political <lb/>
persuasion. The board <lb/>
shall also the size and <lb/>
color of ballots to be voted in such <lb/>
election and shall furnish <lb/>
to the clerk of the Superior Court <lb/>
twenty live samples of such tickets. <lb/>
The board shall also provide ballot <lb/>
boxes for the several polling places <lb/>
general control of the <lb/>
election. <lb/>
The chairman of county <lb/>
Hi How many have <lb/>
resided in the Coiled States <lb/>
I Have you been naturalized <lb/>
receive i per day for lime ac ow many since <lb/>
Id What is your occupation, <lb/>
trade or lutes <lb/>
lion applies persons <lb/>
county boards an allowed age or <lb/>
day for service actually rendered. iii many months during <lb/>
the are you employed <lb/>
How many you <lb/>
attended school <lb/>
Can you read <lb/>
Can rite <lb/>
These are census questions Give main facts <lb/>
be tolled upon to <lb/>
When the Census Man Shall <lb/>
Come. <lb/>
Surname. Christian <lb/>
initial. <lb/>
reel, <lb/>
house. <lb/>
Relationship of call member <lb/>
to the head of the . <lb/>
I Color rice. <lb/>
Sex. <lb/>
ii Age at last birthday. <lb/>
Day, month and tear when <lb/>
own in <lb/>
Do <lb/>
hull live <lb/>
Do you I be hons<lb/>
If you own th <lb/>
is ii <lb/>
lire or mortgaged same <lb/>
to I'm ins. <lb/>
Journal, <lb/>
to <lb/>
was opposed lo the permanent ac- <lb/>
of the to <lb/>
the per cent, duty on <lb/>
can imports lo United Slates. <lb/>
This being position, I do <lb/>
intend to support a platform that <lb/>
is against my convictions such <lb/>
Important particulars. I do not <lb/>
intend to remain a member of tin <lb/>
republican National Committee, <lb/>
no, it, attend National <lb/>
There arc numerous prom- <lb/>
republicans both branches <lb/>
if Congress who believe as <lb/>
Senator Wellington does, <lb/>
whether an of them ill show <lb/>
that have courage of their <lb/>
convictions by following bis exam <lb/>
pie. remains to lie seen. <lb/>
Made Or a ll lie <lb/>
When meets liar then there's <lb/>
music by the quire. <lb/>
There's music <lb/>
about <lb/>
tho man who ii very <lb/>
hi knows mashed. <lb/>
in good deeds here, gather <lb/>
the coupons of Interest over there. <lb/>
boom is a <lb/>
political sea in a rotten tub Without <lb/>
a rudder. <lb/>
A days are not so <lb/>
alter all. If the palm hap- <lb/>
pens to be bis mother's. <lb/>
In the matrimonial combination <lb/>
it frequently happens hat <lb/>
band i <lb/>
Some people make a shut for <lb/>
Heaven, but gel side-tracked be- <lb/>
fore the round-house -in <lb/>
off lying in <lb/>
half the population would <lb/>
be without an <lb/>
when hypocrites <lb/>
j phrases each other greet, then <lb/>
it i- the devil lake- time to ell <lb/>
If the Russian bear should en <lb/>
in British <lb/>
lion, will cornea fearful <lb/>
of <lb/>
Fraud for fools <lb/>
and i it'll people ill <lb/>
lather Imagine <lb/>
are <lb/>
heart be <lb/>
of jeans; a <lb/>
hollow In ill under a of <lb/>
velvet. <lb/>
Tho world is blind <lb/>
and follies of man, <lb/>
menu, east it n <lb/>
perfect hearing, and when it is <lb/>
closed, is the result, <lb/>
and the lie <lb/>
taken out and this restored <lb/>
to its normal condition, hearing <lb/>
will be destroyed forever; nine <lb/>
COSeS out Of It'll are caused by Ca <lb/>
which is nothing but in <lb/>
condition of the mucous <lb/>
surface. <lb/>
We Will give One Hundred <lb/>
for any of deafness <lb/>
ed by that cannot be cured <lb/>
Catarrh Cure. Band for <lb/>
free. <lb/>
Co.; Props., <lb/>
Sold by druggists, foe. Hall's <lb/>
Pills arc the best. <lb/>
You <lb/>
Like <lb/>
Good <lb/>
Printing <lb/>
Then <lb/>
You <lb/>
Will <lb/>
Like <lb/>
Ours. <lb/>
THE <lb/>
Dr. ii. u <lb/>
N. C-jaw <lb/>
Fleming store. <lb/>
ROB HI S TASTELESS CHILL <lb/>
per Chills and <lb/>
Malaria, and <lb/>
back if doesn't. <lb/>
Nu oilier as good. the kind <lb/>
with lied Crow on the label. <lb/>
Sold and guaranteed by Woolen. <lb/>
Bryan and druggists. <lb/>
in <lb/>
A woman who bad ignored a sub- <lb/>
to appear a witness in a <lb/>
recently <lb/>
laud, Km. before the <lb/>
by tho Sheriff to for <lb/>
the Judge, severely, <lb/>
have you mil obeying <lb/>
got <lb/>
none. Mi she replied, <lb/>
I we down at <lb/>
our . id i thought you <lb/>
might be kinder <lb/>
Court was instantly <lb/>
adjourned and Judge, Sheriff <lb/>
onlookers fur<lb/>
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EVERY IV OF <lb/>
BOX R. <lb/>
i the <lb/>
i ;, ii of State <lb/>
adopted the General An <lb/>
MB, to be submit <lb/>
to the voter for ratification <lb/>
I next <lb/>
That VI of the <lb/>
of North Carolina I <lb/>
mil the same is hereby abrogated <lb/>
and in lieu thereof shall be <lb/>
the following article of said <lb/>
VI. <lb/>
AND TO <lb/>
OF AS <lb/>
Every male person <lb/>
born the States, and <lb/>
every male person who has <lb/>
naturalized, twenty-one years of <lb/>
age, and possessing the <lb/>
set out in this article, shall <lb/>
deny the being of Almighty God <lb/>
Second, nil persons who shall have <lb/>
been or their <lb/>
guilt on indictment pending, and <lb/>
. or not, <lb/>
judgment suspended, treason <lb/>
or felony, or crime for <lb/>
which the may be <lb/>
the penitentiary, <lb/>
since becoming citizens of the <lb/>
lulled or and <lb/>
in office, such <lb/>
person shall be restored to the <lb/>
rights of citizenship a <lb/>
prescribed by law. <lb/>
See. act shall be in force <lb/>
from and after its ratification. <lb/>
Arrest . <lb/>
as by the timely use <lb/>
T I v.-r old and <lb/>
. it i. i of increasing <lb/>
Always cum <lb/>
SICK HEADACHE,<lb/>
torpid <lb/>
all bilious diseases. <lb/>
Liver PILLS<lb/>
TABLETS. <lb/>
Pens, Pencils. <lb/>
an i bonanza <lb/>
THE OF LOST OF <lb/>
GORE RANGE. <lb/>
II.,.<lb/>
bold II.-<lb/>
Slates, <lb/>
received <lb/>
All Magazines. <lb/>
JOB PRINTING <lb/>
M Matte <lb/>
A- <lb/>
Card <lb/>
Full Sheet Poster. <lb/>
The Eastern Reflector <lb/>
TWICE A-WEEK <lb/>
is only a year <lb/>
news week, <lb/>
Information lo tin- <lb/>
especially ill grow- <lb/>
tobacco, that <lb/>
many limes more than the <lb/>
subscription price. <lb/>
Cum s Parker f Pen <lb/>
AGE US <lb/>
AT <lb/>
be entitled to vote at election <lb/>
by people in the State, except <lb/>
us other prov <lb/>
See. He shall have resided in <lb/>
the State of North Carolina for two <lb/>
year, the six mouths, <lb/>
and in the precinct, ward or other <lb/>
election district which offers <lb/>
to vole, four mouths next proceed- <lb/>
the election Provided, That <lb/>
removal from one precinct, ward <lb/>
or other election district <lb/>
the same county, shall not ope <lb/>
rate deprive person of the <lb/>
right lo vote III the precinct, ward <lb/>
or other election district from <lb/>
which he removed, until four <lb/>
months after such removal. No <lb/>
person who has bean convicted, or <lb/>
who has confessed his guilt in open <lb/>
court upon indictment of any crime <lb/>
the punishment of which is, or may <lb/>
hereafter lie, imprisonment in <lb/>
prison, shall lie permitted to <lb/>
vole, unless the said person shall <lb/>
be Oral restored to citizenship in <lb/>
the manner prescribed by law- <lb/>
See. person offering to <lb/>
vote shall at the time I legally <lb/>
registered voter as herein <lb/>
and in the manlier <lb/>
provided by law, and the <lb/>
Assembly of North Carolina shall <lb/>
enact general registration laws to <lb/>
carry into the provisions of <lb/>
this article. <lb/>
Sec. Every person presenting <lb/>
for registration shall lie <lb/>
able to read and write any section <lb/>
of the constitution in the <lb/>
and. before lie shall be <lb/>
entitled to vole, have paid on or <lb/>
before of March of the <lb/>
year which he proposes to vote, <lb/>
his poll la us prescribed by law. <lb/>
for the previous year. Poll taxes <lb/>
shall be a lien only on assessed <lb/>
property, no process shall issue <lb/>
to enforce the collection of the same <lb/>
except against assessed property. <lb/>
gee, No male person who was, <lb/>
January I, WOT, oral any lime <lb/>
prior entitled lo vote tin <lb/>
the laws of any Stale in <lb/>
Stales wherein he then re- <lb/>
sided, and no lineal descendant of <lb/>
j such person, shall lie denied <lb/>
the right In and vole at <lb/>
any election this Stale by person <lb/>
of his failure to possess I he <lb/>
in <lb/>
section I of Provided, <lb/>
be shall have registered accord <lb/>
the terms of this section <lb/>
prior to I, I MM. The <lb/>
Assembly shall provide fur <lb/>
a permanent record all persons <lb/>
who register under I his ion on <lb/>
i, <lb/>
all such persons shall lie entitled <lb/>
The wen- mining stories <lb/>
Che com law <lb/>
the <lb/>
of lb <lb/>
TUe oilier la era around <lb/>
bed Br of ll <lb/>
I walled for to begin Mr. <lb/>
Reese Inn row a chew of <lb/>
co tail <lb/>
of Be <lb/>
miners well have <lb/>
a great deal of looking <lb/>
for of range, <lb/>
are for It yet- <lb/>
famous a found and <lb/>
Id the fall of A of <lb/>
from Iowa county, Colo., <lb/>
lo the tall a <lb/>
trip party Hi <lb/>
II Steamboat <lb/>
In of <lb/>
moved up Into camp on <lb/>
Bock range of <lb/>
runs <lb/>
Colorado One of <lb/>
a druggist. bail trip <lb/>
for but health lie knew of <lb/>
bad been by an <lb/>
old miner I left Iowa not to be <lb/>
fooled, as a bad been, <lb/>
by what Is as or <lb/>
Iron pyrites So druggist no <lb/>
. rocks, but <lb/>
lo bunting and <lb/>
fl i-ii while hunting for <lb/>
deer be Ma l a line buck in <lb/>
ruled him The buck fell, <lb/>
but git up inn before the <lb/>
could get Where he fill n a <lb/>
pool of showed that he <lb/>
badly wounded. trailed <lb/>
by till blood on the <lb/>
and graM for a mile <lb/>
found butt bad lain <lb/>
I rising gone on again <lb/>
Ibis way the <lb/>
and who <lb/>
was sat down on an <lb/>
Of lo rest <lb/>
of the h. <lb/>
bad not which way lie <lb/>
and be be was lost in Hie <lb/>
heavily timbered with <lb/>
coming on lie knew <lb/>
be useless to <lb/>
night, so he n pile of <lb/>
dead and a lire <lb/>
the ledge of risks laid down With <lb/>
feet to bin and lo <lb/>
loop. lying lie noticed <lb/>
the rocks sparkled In lie <lb/>
got up and it, supposing It <lb/>
was be bad been <lb/>
ed against. Hut rock looked so <lb/>
pretty that be broke on several piece <lb/>
put them In the pocket of his <lb/>
coat, intending <lb/>
back to low as curiosities. <lb/>
next day lie all Hie <lb/>
Hun found the <lb/>
pass road over range and followed <lb/>
II lo the camp That very <lb/>
regular begun. <lb/>
and I be broke returned to <lb/>
Springs from there <lb/>
. name I have <lb/>
-ii-ii. for a few <lb/>
day-- on Ida way lo his Iowa <lb/>
In lobby of a hotel in the <lb/>
talk drifted to mining, and the drug- <lb/>
d of <lb/>
be I and <lb/>
An old miner never a <lb/>
a s-i and ill this group <lb/>
the hotel I <lb/>
or lie lo shown <lb/>
III Ills <lb/>
up the old coal from <lb/>
Ills and look mil <lb/>
miner <lb/>
ell<lb/>
Money makes de boss go. but it <lb/>
lakes a pine persuade <lb/>
mule. <lb/>
Oar's blossoms enough in de <lb/>
lei bide all de graves <lb/>
sorrow kin make. <lb/>
I got no fault at all dis <lb/>
It's so bright <lb/>
git's blinded at it <lb/>
Some folks think day <lb/>
is so fur kin long <lb/>
Satan ketches bolt <lb/>
liar's alias one river <lb/>
cross; but sometimes tie <lb/>
is asleep, you got swim <lb/>
it. <lb/>
lie only way make a garden <lb/>
dis is lo take good <lb/>
tie en see <lb/>
plenty en <lb/>
De com- <lb/>
business pleasure. He <lb/>
his whilst he is a <lb/>
en God <lb/>
for it, <lb/>
in <lb/>
makes sound sleep en pleasant <lb/>
dreams at night. Hut some folks <lb/>
sleep <lb/>
way. <lb/>
SORES <lb/>
Johnston's <lb/>
QUART BOTTLES. <lb/>
THE GREAT SPRING <lb/>
JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA a a Blood Food and <lb/>
ever II cornea a rich <lb/>
to the worn run down, and That <lb/>
the from badly <lb/>
thin, blood and an body, a by a <lb/>
The weariness, and nervous prostration which accompany <lb/>
the heal of M and once. For <lb/>
and all ailments the brain and nerve, insomnia, and <lb/>
It Is almost a specific. II furnishes the very lo worn-oat <lb/>
tissues. It brain, nerve and nerves, calming and their n <lb/>
makes rich, red honest blood. Newness of life, new hope, new <lb/>
use. It the wee and the old young again. <lb/>
It was the antiquated now happily method lo the good old times, W <lb/>
Vest Salt Rheum, and other from <lb/>
BLOOD TAINT with powerful such as mercury, and other <lb/>
MM It w by treatment that the poison could be killed while the Wood <lb/>
was to course through its holding in circulation the of the <lb/>
But in this way. every part of bod, became more or <lb/>
be mow terrible than a horribly blood taint. It only <lb/>
the structures the body, but many the bones are <lb/>
It oiler, seeks out and cord, and again It will bring de- <lb/>
cay and death to some vital organ, kidneys, liver or only one <lb/>
cure of blood taint. That la, PURIFICATION I <lb/>
the blood must be removed through the the lungs, kidneys, <lb/>
and skin. First pure, then greet restorative, and <lb/>
the blood, JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA, not only radically and ex- <lb/>
the taint, tut also removes all mercury, and other <lb/>
and fills veins arteries with the ruby, current of vitality. <lb/>
life Good means pure blood. The old and reliable remedy, JOHNSTON a <lb/>
SARSAPARILLA. Is regarded the Blood Purifier <lb/>
This fart la now beyond question or cavil. <lb/>
. October <lb/>
it<lb/>
SOLD M. <lb/>
CU -E YOUR <lb/>
and Night Sweats <lb/>
Chill Tonic at per <lb/>
bottle. lo lake. Money <lb/>
refunded if it fails. <lb/>
petite, makes <lb/>
you well. None as <lb/>
by Drug <lb/>
Co., Va., sold and <lb/>
guaranteed at drug stores of <lb/>
Bryan, <lb/>
AI IN IT <lb/>
Having this day before <lb/>
of the of <lb/>
s of the of M. I. <lb/>
notice i <lb/>
all against <lb/>
talc in them to tor <lb/>
duly on tin <lb/>
1901, or this will be <lb/>
plead in bar of their All persons <lb/>
to said MUM are bi nuke <lb/>
immediate payment lo me. <lb/>
This day or March 1900. <lb/>
I. II. Ad <lb/>
M. I. <lb/>
i blow. Attorneys. <lb/>
notice to <lb/>
S. M. Schultz, <lb/>
Wholesale retail <lb/>
Furniture Dealer, lash paid for <lb/>
I'll r, Col I oil Seed, Oil <lb/>
Turkeys. Egg, etc. lied <lb/>
Mattresses, Oak <lb/>
by Carts, <lb/>
Suits. Tables, Sales, P. <lb/>
Meat Tobacco, Key West <lb/>
Beauty Can- <lb/>
Cherries, Peaches, Apples, <lb/>
Pine Apples, Syrup, Milk, <lb/>
Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meal, Soap, <lb/>
Lye, Food, Matches, Oil, <lb/>
Col ton Seed Meal and Hulls, <lb/>
Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nut, <lb/>
Candies, Dried Apples,<lb/>
and Ware. Tin mid WOOden <lb/>
Ware, Cakes and Crackers, <lb/>
Cheese, <lb/>
Sewing and nu- <lb/>
goods. Quality and <lb/>
Quantity. Cheap Come <lb/>
to see me. <lb/>
mM M <lb/>
tins <lb/>
Clerk of <lb/>
K. Allen <lb/>
notice la hereby given h all <lb/>
sons claims against -slate b <lb/>
payment, duly ail- <lb/>
Vi <lb/>
1901 or this notice will be plead In <lb/>
their All persons <lb/>
ed to will make pay- <lb/>
in me. March 2nd 1900. <lb/>
of Allen. <lb/>
i DIRECTORY <lb/>
Service every 2nd lib <lb/>
Sunday morning. <lb/>
every Sun- <lb/>
day, morning and evening. Pray- <lb/>
Thursday evening. Kev. <lb/>
J. N. Booth, <lb/>
m. C. D. <lb/>
I superintendent. <lb/>
I every Sun- <lb/>
day, morning and evening. <lb/>
meeting Wednesday evening. <lb/>
N. M. Sunday <lb/>
I p. m. W F. Harding, <lb/>
Sunday, <lb/>
J. B. Morton, pastor. Sunday- <lb/>
a. K. B. <lb/>
at <lb/>
TO <lb/>
Having <lb/>
Court Clerk of Pitt as <lb/>
tor estate of Craft, <lb/>
it. to all <lb/>
lo Mid lo make nay- <lb/>
lo and all <lb/>
having claims said estate must <lb/>
game for payment before the <lb/>
day March, 1901 Ibis notice will be <lb/>
plead in bar of <lb/>
day of March, <lb/>
I r r--1 <lb/>
James K <lb/>
-Mail. Hulls <lb/>
and vole all elections I f gold I have ever <lb/>
people in this Slate, unless <lb/>
under of <lb/>
such persons <lb/>
shall have paid their poll as re <lb/>
by law. <lb/>
See. Ii. All elections by the <lb/>
pie shall be by and all<lb/>
i shall be viva <lb/>
See Every voter in North <lb/>
M in Ibis <lb/>
shall lie eligible lo of <lb/>
before entering the <lb/>
the he shall take <lb/>
the <lb/>
. tin swear <lb/>
I ill <lb/>
maintain and las <lb/>
United and con <lb/>
ion laws <lb/>
Una not <lb/>
I ill discharge <lb/>
duties of my <lb/>
So help me, <lb/>
Sec. following classes of <lb/>
persons shall lie <lb/>
First, nil persona who shall <lb/>
The Si Co., of <lb/>
ti. M I A. K. Tucker W. <lb/>
Tucker by <lb/>
or day of <lb/>
m All indebted lo the <lb/>
will please make settlement with <lb/>
either of named. All <lb/>
having the Arm will please <lb/>
their tn ll. at. Tucker at mice. <lb/>
1900, <lb/>
Ii. M kill, <lb/>
A. K <lb/>
K. <lb/>
virtue a the <lb/>
Court of Pitt county in a <lb/>
Martha Aim Tyson mid others <lb/>
against Andrew Vines and <lb/>
In sell land I partition. Tim <lb/>
t will fur <lb/>
Court House in Hal- <lb/>
May the <lb/>
piece, parcel kind, <lb/>
in Bearer Dam <lb/>
lands <lb/>
others, <lb/>
containing Hires, inure or less, it <lb/>
us <lb/>
K. ll- <lb/>
This April IS moo. <lb/>
The in Ural Hun <lb/>
lie With bill III lust <lb/>
he obi lo lake I <lb/>
In <lb/>
in <lb/>
ll <lb/>
II Of to <lb/>
ii,, tin was sails- <lb/>
lie until her piece of <lb/>
U. i . i in mi <lb/>
Hull n gold <lb/>
. i ISM lull <lb/>
i i. nine to <lb/>
ill ,. ill. i. <lb/>
, i. . i. HI lull, lo <lb/>
. ii . <lb/>
. every <lb/>
II ii harking M <lb/>
i s inn it. <lb/>
. i n In en <lb/>
I'm Kier <lb/>
the l <lb/>
ten l <lb/>
In i.<lb/>
am. <lb/>
ton <lb/>
-Km <lb/>
OLD DOMINION LINE <lb/>
f-at <lb/>
Opera House every 2nd Sunday <lb/>
morning and night. D. W. <lb/>
Davis, pastor. <lb/>
regular <lb/>
A. F. ft A. M. <lb/>
Lodge, No. meets first and <lb/>
third Monday evening. B. <lb/>
W. M. J. M. See <lb/>
I. O. O. Lodge, No. <lb/>
Meets every Tuesday evening. <lb/>
B. O. K. Griffin, <lb/>
Bee. <lb/>
K. of Lodge, <lb/>
meets every Friday evening <lb/>
It. M. C. T. M. Hooker, <lb/>
K. I, <lb/>
B. Vance Council, No. <lb/>
meets every Thursday <lb/>
W. B. B. M. B. <lb/>
Lang, Sec. <lb/>
O. U. A. every <lb/>
Wednesday night at in I. O. <lb/>
O. F. hall. J. B. White, <lb/>
A. O. Council, <lb/>
No. meets every first third <lb/>
Thursday <lb/>
Hall. J. Z. Worthy <lb/>
Chief; D. S. Smith, San. <lb/>
No. meets every second and <lb/>
fourth Monday Odd <lb/>
Hall. W. B. <lb/>
Smith <lb/>
in i ii i-. <lb/>
Whichard, N. C. <lb/>
complete in every <lb/>
and prices as low its the <lb/>
Highest market prices <lb/>
aid for country produce. <lb/>
Tin <lb/>
. i <lb/>
i hi. H <lb/>
I l of <lb/>
the ll . <lb/>
of -i nil of <lb/>
la not <lb/>
us In. In <lb/>
In a pa <lb/>
in <lb/>
The rills <lb/>
child has at <lb/>
triple <lb/>
iv. i <lb/>
a very and useful re <lb/>
v l <lb/>
PATENT <lb/>
Sand <lb/>
fur <lb/>
My res Washing <lb/>
ton daily at I A. M. for Green <lb/>
ville, leave Greenville <lb/>
V, M. for Washington. <lb/>
loaves <lb/>
Mondays, Wednesday <lb/>
Fridays at A. M. <lb/>
leave fur <lb/>
Saturdays <lb/>
at ti A. M. curries freight only. <lb/>
Washington <lb/>
New York <lb/>
ton, mid for all points for the West <lb/>
with railroads Norfolk. <lb/>
Shippers should order freight by <lb/>
i Mil s. S. Co. from <lb/>
New York; Clyde Line from <lb/>
Hay Line from <lb/>
and Lino front <lb/>
Boston. <lb/>
JNO. SON, <lb/>
Washington, N. U. <lb/>
J. J. CHUBBY. <lb/>
Greenville, N. C. <lb/>
PATENTS <lb/>
soviet Al to CD <lb/>
in <lb/>
. r <lb/>
No p <lb/>
1.1. <lb/>
IN-<lb/>
-A <lb/>
Hardware. <lb/>
I can now lie in <lb/>
brick store formerly <lb/>
occupied by J. <lb/>
W. Brown. <lb/>
MB. <lb/>
J, B.<lb/>
tie <lb/>
FOB <lb/>
III <lb/>
The Eastern <lb/>
i D. J. EDITOR <lb/>
VOL. XIX <lb/>
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. MAY I <lb/>
OUR l c-k. <lb/>
Beware lb Man <lb/>
State Ticket <lb/>
Folks who U, <lb/>
as it may appear,. , of <lb/>
smoking is practically <lb/>
For <lb/>
For <lb/>
B. <lb/>
of Wayne. <lb/>
For Lieutenant <lb/>
WILFRED <lb/>
of <lb/>
For of <lb/>
of Pitt. <lb/>
For <lb/>
Bl It. LACY, <lb/>
of Wake. <lb/>
For <lb/>
B. F. DIXON, <lb/>
of <lb/>
For Attorney <lb/>
of Hay wood. <lb/>
Superintendent Public <lb/>
THOMAS <lb/>
of <lb/>
In- <lb/>
For <lb/>
L. <lb/>
of well. <lb/>
For and<lb/>
of Davidson. <lb/>
For Corporation <lb/>
SAMUEL L. <lb/>
of <lb/>
of New Hanover. <lb/>
For Presidential Electors at <lb/>
DAN HUGH <lb/>
of Cumberland. <lb/>
OVERMAN, <lb/>
How a <lb/>
Appeal Funds. <lb/>
known Cuba or Puerto <lb/>
observed an who <lb/>
has recently returned from <lb/>
islands, as well known, <lb/>
is principal crop <lb/>
very one uses They regard it <lb/>
as so much time lost to use tobacco <lb/>
in a pipe. to <lb/>
use pipes they cannot net them, for <lb/>
the simple reason is no pipes <lb/>
for sale. Th natives them- <lb/>
selves cigars, cheroots <lb/>
cigarette, and many of them did <lb/>
not know couple of years <lb/>
ago there was some benighted <lb/>
people who supposed that smoking <lb/>
tobacco a pipe was enjoyable <lb/>
mI to any great ex- <lb/>
tent. <lb/>
tobaccos are, of course, not suited <lb/>
to pipe smoking, for it is grown <lb/>
with idea of lug as large <lb/>
as possible and as <lb/>
can get, not considering that <lb/>
stems have any value, <lb/>
regard lo smoking In- <lb/>
is remarkable. indeed, <lb/>
there Is no word the Spanish <lb/>
for smoking <lb/>
Bits -I News Cur Both. <lb/>
Raleigh, N. <lb/>
To the Democrats of North Caro- <lb/>
We are engaged in n campaign <lb/>
of We every <lb/>
white man North Carolina, to <lb/>
understand amendment. We <lb/>
want no in North Car- <lb/>
to be misled by the <lb/>
falsehoods and <lb/>
that our are <lb/>
ting with reference to this <lb/>
it la certain that if while <lb/>
of Slate do understand the <lb/>
amendment, its effects upon <lb/>
State and the <lb/>
that they will give it such a ma- <lb/>
as no measure submitted to <lb/>
the people has ever Wore received <lb/>
in of Slate, <lb/>
will give ticket representing <lb/>
this measure the most decisive ma- <lb/>
of recent years. <lb/>
To print and distribute <lb/>
and to circulate papers and to <lb/>
defray other expenses of <lb/>
such a campaign us we are now on- <lb/>
gaged in is expensive requires <lb/>
ready money. Your committee i <lb/>
practically without funds. Indeed <lb/>
for last three weeks it has <lb/>
been borrowing money to meet <lb/>
current expenses. <lb/>
The committee takes this <lb/>
of appealing to the Democrats <lb/>
all the of good govern- <lb/>
and White Supremacy in the <lb/>
Slate to pay the <lb/>
legitimate <lb/>
of the campaign. We feel <lb/>
this appeal will not lie in vain. <lb/>
Contributions ran lie sent direct- <lb/>
to the Chairman of the Commit- <lb/>
tee at Raleigh will be duly <lb/>
acknowledged. <lb/>
Yours truly. <lb/>
F. M. <lb/>
Chairman. <lb/>
Two girls met a dry goods <lb/>
store other day. They hail <lb/>
evidently not seen each other for <lb/>
some lime, the trend of their <lb/>
conversation proved. <lb/>
limes we used lo <lb/>
have at the said one. <lb/>
Hike our own <lb/>
replied the other, than on <lb/>
the Ob, say, where is my <lb/>
old Hume Ferry I the world <lb/>
don't say Who <lb/>
of all replied <lb/>
friend, Hushing. <lb/>
The conversation drifted, but a <lb/>
short time later its old <lb/>
channel. <lb/>
Say, remarked Perry's <lb/>
wife, you meet in <lb/>
Sun added, <lb/>
told me that summer he was <lb/>
there I he could not live with- <lb/>
out <lb/>
Yes, I met him in <lb/>
fellow I feel sorry for <lb/>
him. He is ii yet, I <lb/>
suppose <lb/>
No; <lb/>
You don't say Who <lb/>
Luke Herald. <lb/>
who peddle <lb/>
a and profitable source <lb/>
of fraud. But folks to <lb/>
be humbugged. They ea it <lb/>
live without it. <lb/>
A few days ago a citizen who <lb/>
represented himself a brother <lb/>
of Kev. of <lb/>
bury, went town sold <lb/>
spectacles to various unsuspected <lb/>
ladies at a high price. Some <lb/>
of them bough from him <lb/>
he was supposed lo Is.- John <lb/>
latter is <lb/>
minister of Sails <lb/>
thought that the <lb/>
a preacher must <lb/>
lie a good man. Alas for human <lb/>
But other bought <lb/>
the idea that the man was Dr. <lb/>
of Charlotte--who is a <lb/>
Brother of <lb/>
the representative. <lb/>
Anyway they bought spectacles <lb/>
of paid for <lb/>
them in of the realm at <lb/>
the late of three or four times their <lb/>
value. Now they are <lb/>
bill good Mr. or who <lb/>
ever he is has gone lo greener <lb/>
fields and new. <lb/>
Bring along the next humbug <lb/>
We'll lie ready to give him <lb/>
I ml mark . <lb/>
TO AND CUSTOMERS OF <lb/>
AND COIN <lb/>
We are still the of the after your patronage <lb/>
We offer you beat selected line of . <lb/>
General Merchandise <lb/>
to any store Pitt County. Well choice <lb/>
selections, the creations of the beat of America <lb/>
and Europe. Seasonable all year round, Spring, Summer <lb/>
and Winter. We arc work for yours and our mutual ad- <lb/>
vantage ll is our pleasure to show you what you want and to <lb/>
sell you if we can. We offer tin- very beet polite <lb/>
attention, and moat liberal terms with a well <lb/>
established up Strictly on its own merits. <lb/>
When you coma to market you will nut do <lb/>
if you do MB our immense stock before buying elsewhere. <lb/>
us and the following line of general merchandise. <lb/>
Dry Goods and Notions, <lb/>
Caps, Silks and Satins, <lb/>
Jackets and Capes, Carpets, Mattings and Oil Cloths. <lb/>
Everything; Is <lb/>
With Mrs. Eddy but v. <lb/>
crop can <lb/>
grow with- <lb/>
out Potash. <lb/>
Every blade of <lb/>
Grass, every grain <lb/>
of Corn, all Fruits <lb/>
and Vegetable <lb/>
have If <lb/>
enough i supplied <lb/>
lbs. Mary Baker <lb/>
Christian i- generous <lb/>
enough to counsel her fellows to <lb/>
to vaccination the <lb/>
law it. Eddy no <lb/>
doubt knows, or thinks she knows, <lb/>
poi i- a mere deli <lb/>
of the which will. <lb/>
give way at once when the mind must <lb/>
Is made right; but to, for that mat- <lb/>
U limn her stand- <lb/>
point. The thing, however, j you can count on a full crop <lb/>
Mr- Eddi treats real <lb/>
atone . <lb/>
goes will be <lb/>
genuine money, and U takes of <lb/>
a book. <lb/>
if tun little, the growth will be <lb/>
Cut i- u <lb/>
Mrs. Eddy puts money on the same <lb/>
her evil- <lb/>
ideal, she a <lb/>
plain- a <lb/>
U, mere <lb/>
nut lie Christian or wholly I <lb/>
.-. <lb/>
Cent. Investment with <lb/>
Taxes by Company. <lb/>
from the standpoint of <lb/>
her ton . <lb/>
-J t <lb/>
iii i Journal. <lb/>
Bait <lb/>
r Summer School <lb/>
Teachers. <lb/>
For <lb/>
Shoes. <lb/>
It looks if Uncle Hum would <lb/>
have Doth before <lb/>
many yours to his age. <lb/>
There is talk now in Europe <lb/>
that Monroe doctrine, that may <lb/>
yet get this into trouble <lb/>
unless it is dropped. The idea of <lb/>
this country to dictate <lb/>
to the nations us to the countries in <lb/>
America, is moving some of <lb/>
to talk with some <lb/>
It Is almost certain that if <lb/>
Slates shall ever attempt to cur- <lb/>
out the principles of the Mon- <lb/>
roe doctrine that of a very <lb/>
character will follow, and <lb/>
more than one will <lb/>
have to be it is <lb/>
said that Herman has its eyes <lb/>
upon and other <lb/>
South it-nil countries. lie- <lb/>
ii to an appeal <lb/>
grout Weekly, <lb/>
Spectator, the <lb/>
says that proposition is that <lb/>
while has not the least <lb/>
III will toward the united Mates, <lb/>
lint, on the contrary, very Ion- <lb/>
affect Inn, tho <lb/>
of empire <lb/>
doctrine as a <lb/>
manger attitude which <lb/>
will not for <lb/>
moment after having Tully <lb/>
herself <lb/>
Messenger. <lb/>
Shippers the War Tax. <lb/>
The Supreme <lb/>
Court, with <lb/>
bus decided that the express com- <lb/>
cannot be prevented from <lb/>
to the shipper the <lb/>
Of stump taxi's by the <lb/>
war revenue act. When law <lb/>
was passed it was claimed <lb/>
the rich carrying corporations <lb/>
would be compelled to hear u large <lb/>
share of the burden of taxation. <lb/>
The lobbyists of these corporal ions <lb/>
evidently were on hand earning <lb/>
their salaries, however, for the <lb/>
language as pass- <lb/>
ed so ambiguous as to leave <lb/>
much doubt as to the intent of Con- <lb/>
with respect to the incidence <lb/>
of luxes Imposed. The express <lb/>
companies at proceeded to re- <lb/>
th shipper tO affix <lb/>
stumps, and the of <lb/>
lust resort now sustained their <lb/>
right to do so. Thus entire <lb/>
burden of this portion Of war <lb/>
taxation is shifted to the people, <lb/>
while the corporations was in- <lb/>
tended to reach go free. <lb/>
II is time that u large portion of <lb/>
the war taxes were repealed, and <lb/>
Hume bearing most heavily on <lb/>
people should be lo go. <lb/>
Chicago <lb/>
Mao's, Women's and Children's and <lb/>
Harness, Horse Blankets and Dusters. <lb/>
Groceries. <lb/>
Flour, Sugar, Collie, Is, <lb/>
Hardware, <lb/>
Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Halls and Hope. <lb/>
Furniture. <lb/>
fur Furniture and everything in line. <lb/>
We boy strictly for Cash, but sell for Either or on Approved <lb/>
Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. <lb/>
Your Friends, <lb/>
seventh will begin <lb/>
next continue for <lb/>
four weeks. The faculty will In- <lb/>
inure than eminent <lb/>
instructors There will U- <lb/>
instruction in the boat methods of <lb/>
teaching ail of the branches taught <lb/>
in the lauding public and private <lb/>
schools, high schools and <lb/>
mils in the South. Since its es- <lb/>
sis years the I <lb/>
summer school has c <lb/>
ranked with the best <lb/>
of the count I . The <lb/>
of this year surpass <lb/>
of former y ears. <lb/>
This year for the first time <lb/>
history, the University have a <lb/>
summer term offer regular <lb/>
university courses. <lb/>
Many a teacher desiring to <lb/>
sue advanced course during hi- <lb/>
vocation, many a college student <lb/>
who wishes to early on his Studies <lb/>
the summer months <lb/>
S Wynn. Vice Pies. <lb/>
Jerman, <lb/>
X Holding. Ally, <lb/>
t Allen. Secretary. <lb/>
CO Latin. <lb/>
W S <lb/>
with SO Semi <lb/>
Annual Coupons, <lb/>
Payable in June and December at <lb/>
Commercial and Farmers Bank of <lb/>
Raleigh. Secured by first <lb/>
gage mi residence properly worth <lb/>
double amount of loans, with <lb/>
principal payable ten years after <lb/>
dale of issue, are sold for a <lb/>
cash payment of which gives <lb/>
to the owner lire and one per <lb/>
per annum free of taxes on <lb/>
Oral cost, and a profit of nearly <lb/>
twenty per cent, <lb/>
a total of than seven per <lb/>
cent, per annum. This is one of <lb/>
the safest and best investments on <lb/>
the market. Loans made on red- <lb/>
property of eight <lb/>
For furl her address <lb/>
Mechanics and Investors Union, <lb/>
Goo. Allen, Sec., N. C. <lb/>
Deafness Cannot Be Cured <lb/>
thus hasten his graduation, local applications as they <lb/>
armers <lb/>
Use <lb/>
many men and women who can at- <lb/>
tend college in- the University only <lb/>
during June, July and August will <lb/>
learn gladly of this new departure. <lb/>
Members of tho summer school <lb/>
during the four weeks ii is in <lb/>
attend summer <lb/>
classes free of <lb/>
For circulars giving full <lb/>
board, and courses taken <lb/>
f study, address <lb/>
vi vs. <lb/>
in M. C. S. <lb/>
of the <lb/>
Summer School, <lb/>
Chapel II ill, <lb/>
Doesn't Live Hare. <lb/>
The people <lb/>
in towns is will mil their <lb/>
bread waters unless <lb/>
are assured in in u <lb/>
days will comeback lo I hem <lb/>
in a full grown sandwich, all <lb/>
with ham. butler inns <lb/>
turd and rolled in u deed <lb/>
for one half the earth and u <lb/>
on Other <lb/>
Item. <lb/>
It perfectly right for men lo <lb/>
be. miking <lb/>
but a mini who has made <lb/>
in a even <lb/>
from by of bis own <lb/>
and energy, owes the <lb/>
community some liberality in re- <lb/>
turn. If he not had public <lb/>
he not have <lb/>
his money, and he ought to <lb/>
this when publics interest <lb/>
appeals lo In ml Neck <lb/>
Common wealth. <lb/>
We have just n lot of Hen I <lb/>
Single and Double horse. Call and s-e <lb/>
them before baying. We also curry a lino of <lb/>
Tools, <lb/>
Plow <lb/>
Headquarters For <lb/>
Ready Roofing Ready Mixed <lb/>
Paints, <lb/>
From all over the State <lb/>
news that the lead- <lb/>
the <lb/>
taken back seal and lei while men <lb/>
be nominated. Nothing shows so <lb/>
completely the of the <lb/>
groan a voter. One <lb/>
It went live <lb/>
bi lei Duller and <lb/>
ticket, and <lb/>
vote for without truest ion. They <lb/>
land as an mass, <lb/>
out motion and without sense. A <lb/>
hundred mules would <lb/>
vote as Suppose it <lb/>
was suggested to tho two hundred <lb/>
and odd while voters of <lb/>
they should <lb/>
and hall a lie- <lb/>
nominate a ticket of <lb/>
for vole The Unfit- <lb/>
of the to vote Is <lb/>
no mailer whether he Is <lb/>
demanding place to Oil, <lb/>
w her he is <lb/>
and v w <lb/>
the of some party lead <lb/>
Ledger. <lb/>
mil the diseased portion of <lb/>
ear. There is only one way to <lb/>
cure deafness, and that is contain <lb/>
remedies. Deafness is <lb/>
ed by an Inflamed condition of the <lb/>
mucus lining of <lb/>
When this tube is inflamed <lb/>
have a rumbling sound or <lb/>
perfect hen ring, and when it is <lb/>
closed, deafness is the result, <lb/>
and unless the can lie <lb/>
ml this tube restored <lb/>
lo its normal hearing <lb/>
will be destroyed forever; nine <lb/>
eases out of ten are caused by Ca- <lb/>
which is nothing but in- <lb/>
condition of the mucous <lb/>
surfaces. <lb/>
We will give One Hundred <lb/>
for any case deafness <lb/>
ed by catarrh I that cannot be cured, <lb/>
by Ball's Catarrh Cure. Send for <lb/>
free. <lb/>
F. Co.; Props., <lb/>
Sold by druggists, Hall's <lb/>
Family Fills are the <lb/>
The mot her of Hon. W. Turn <lb/>
nominee for Lien <lb/>
died Monday <lb/>
morning her home in <lb/>
years old. <lb/>
BAKER <lb/>
No. <lb/>
The in <lb/>
Wake County, was nibbed Monday <lb/>
night, The safe was blown open <lb/>
in Stamps and cash <lb/>
was taken. The postmaster also <lb/>
own money.<lb/>
Dr.<lb/>
Office over <lb/>
Fleming <lb/>
THE <lb/>
and fever is a bottle of Grove's <lb/>
Tasteless Chill It is simply <lb/>
quinine inn tasteless form <lb/>
No pay. Price Mr. <lb/>
<lb/>
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