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Bankers Life Insurance Co., OF THE CITY OP YORK. OVER A OLD Hie N ll Organized in 1869, tun ill New York, a in U. S. Government do- posited with the Now Ins RICHARD MORGAN, President. n. MAR, Vice Pies. Wm. Vice Ties. ll as. s. JAM IS Trees. Home Office, Nassau St., New York City. CHAS. t. St.- Ml. Ill Md and South Carolina. BOARD OF ions. Wm A Hash, Corn Exchange Rank, New York City II Puncher, Irving Hank. N- York Mason, Bank Sew York, N II A New York City Trow bridge. North American Trust Co New City A National Hark. Sew fork City V Clearing House York City Richard Morgan, t , New York City William First National Hank, York City Win A Sherman, N Y Produce Exchange auk. New York City Irving National Hank. Si-a Edward J Baldwin. National Park Bank, New York City Edward T Bank of New York, N B A, New York City John II Carr, Bank, Sew York City leather Bank, X Y City Chan Hanker- Life Co, Sew York City Waller I The Bowery Savings Bank, Sew York City Jacob C Chemical Bank, Sea l Butler, Leather Hank, X Y City Geo M May mud, Brooklyn, S i; I. for Savings, N Y City Elder, C Co, Bankers . N Y City FINANCE OF BOARD OF Wm II chairman . President Exchange Hank X Y City II President Irving Bank. X Y City S Mason. President Hank of New York. S A. X City bridge, President North American Trust Co, S Y City A Vice Chase Bank. X Y City William Manager S V Clearing House X Y City Morgan, President Banker- Life Insurance Co. N Y City EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF BOARD DIRECTORS Wm I Heed Cashier First Bank, X City l Baldwin, Asst. Cashier Park Bank. X Y City T At. Cashier Bank Ne York. N B A. N Y city Richard Morgan, Bankers Kite Insurance Co, X Y City IT WILL TO INVESTIGATE the new policies the The Life, Limited Payment Life and .;. contain ail the up-to-date features, many of which are original. Good Lid yon ever look for the in your life Insurance policy I In the Hanker- Lib Insurance Company of the THE AMENDMENT. The following i Hie amendment lo article of the adopted by the General As- i and to he submit i i voters for ratification Section i- That article VI of the institution of Carolina mil the same is hereby lien thereof shall lie the following article of said ARTICLE VI. SI I I AND TO AN Section Beery male person born in United states, and every male person who naturalized, twenty one veal's of age. and possessing the out ill ibis article, shall be entitled to veto any election in the State, except as herein otherwise provided. First, all persons who deny the being of Almighty all persons shall have been convicted or confessed their guilt on Indictment pending, and whether or not. judgment suspended, any treason or felony, or any Other for which the punishment may be in the penitentiary, since besoming the United or corruption and in office, unless such person shall restored to the rights of in a manner prescribed by law. Ban, . act shall lie in force from after It A correspondent of the -News Observer Adams said in a Speech when he was candidate for clerk, that white men if Ga- were so unscrupulous and dirty vultures bad gotten the scent and ceased to soar, and the man the moon puked gleaming shone We often hear I in of the amendment say would support the amendment if. it all but as the educated still ha allowed to vote they oppose it. These Republicans, who are usual- office headers or are not honest in this. Their real to the amendment is be- will a large per of the vote they can count at all elections with confidence, and they would oppose the amend- still more frantically it had been possible to have drawn it to all If it is adopted, more than seventy-five per of the North Carolina will have voted their last time, and is what is making the Republican politician sorrow- Mascot. CATARRH CAN BE CURED BY Johnston's QUART BOTTLES. IN TUB AND A an Doctor shout Id a leading hot, I. ins city, a famous and aired was to and sententious discourse, were a group of wall men, evidently lawyers, business men and commercial M r firm belief, is that medical science Is certain yet to show that all the rotten Dr. Richard II. Lewis, secretary of tin State board of health, says that during last mouth, as re- ports made to him officially show, there were no less cases Sec; He shall have resided in Caswell. Again of Smallpox in Carolina. the State of North Carolina for two He says the epidemic began years, in the county six months, and the precinct, ward or other r York, Mil found and the made prominent be . is Of course we have these features, I nothing if progressive; but I id you ever see a policy the Company keeps an ii I Or one which all earnings are guaranteed the policy-holder one which guaranteed reserve and surplus if surrendered; Or one which gives all surplus death, in to of in fact, which the policy-holder with confiscating no portion of the net premiums and allowing a policy to control hi own money ill times, us tar as i consist- with a conservative system which embraces the best points of bunking insurance I If you have never seen any of these investigate I be new ; u I be Bankers Life Insurance Company of the City of Sew York. its and director Among them are many of the on -ii iii Si v. York financial circles. The Company's record has been for economical man- safe investments, equitable dealings with ii- policy holders and low c.-i of address i HAS. T. i M .-s. 1.11, .-i Baltimore, Mil. or A. I . BLACK, S. C. KS IN l I. Little, Cashier Bank of Greenville, -I On Honker and I White. v. ii ii ii me lo insure my sum of. I day South St., Bait Md, in your Company the I was born the. Same . We want your Orders for Printing AM. ARE IN TO SOME SPECIAL PRICES nil I M HAYS. Manila Floor Tags In per In lots of per Bills In of 11.90 per III lots Of 11.10 In mi per BillS mm prices n Bills- i ho sen mi your orders now pens 1st, have work The Reflector Printing Office. election district in which oilers to vote, four months next proceed- the election; Provided, That removal from one precinct, ward or other election district iii the same county, shall not ope- rate to deprive any person of the right to vote in the precinct, ward or other election district from which he has removed, until four months alter such removal. person who has been convicted, or a has his guilt court upon Indictment of any crime the punishment of which is. or may hereafter imprisonment the prison, shall lie permitted lo vote, unless the said person shall be first to citizenship in the manner prescribed by law. Every person offering to vote shall be the time a legally registered voter as herein ed and in the manner provided bylaw, and the General Assembly Of North Carolina shall enact general registration laws to carry into effect the provisions of this article. See. I. Beery person presenting himself for registration shall be to read and write any section of the constitution in the English and. before he shall be entitled to vote, have paid on or before the Hist day of March of the year be proposes to vole. his poll lax as prescribed by law, for the previous year. Poll taxes shall be a lien only on assessed property, and no process shall issue to enforce the collection of except against assessed property. Bee 5- No male person who was. on January I, 1867, or at any lime prior thereto, entitled In vole I lie laws of any Stale in Stales wherein he then re- sided, and no lineal of I SUCh person, shall be denied right to and vole at any election In this State by person of bis failure to possess the qualifications prescribed in section I of this article Provided, he shall have registered in accord the terms of tins section prior to December l, The General Assembly shall provide for a permanent record all persons who register under this section on before November I, 1908, and all such persons -hall be entitled to and all elections by I lie people ill this State, unless disqualified under section of article; Provided, inch persons shall have paid their poll lax as re b law . Sec. Ii. All elections by the pen pie shall be try ballot, ind all elections by the shall lie viva See T. Every voter in North Carolina, except at In this article disqualified, shall lie eligible to of. lice, in fore entering the duties of the office he shall take and subscribe the following oath do swear that I will support maintain the constitution and laws of the United Stales, con- and laws Caro not inconsistent therewith, that I will faithfully discharge the duties of office Bo help luck were in all glory, he 1-, at The went to the polls and exclaimed as disease was thereby a lie- you white people baud from South and see me vote pa. May 1899, there And this he did, and at that been only eases. The great lion a was elected lo the Leg- number in April past shows ill a to represent this good old startling way increase. county. eases without exception are caused b in germs which are organ- ism. Here is germ of that terrible disease diphtheria. Here the bacillus of typhoid fever; and here the still more dreadful bacillus of tubercle which causes that moat destructive of all disease, consumption. of that very common and supposed Incurable disease, catarrh wish. said the traveling man, you would tell ma about catarrh. I have had It for years, and I am thoroughly The Doctor answered. like diphtheria, consumption, typhoid fever, and a host of other diseases, is the result of a microbe invading the blood and attacking specially the mucous membrane. This foul and most disease is especially prevalent in the United States and it la rare to meet one who is not, has not been troubled more or leas with it. How often ho or obliged to remain at home from pleasant entertainment, deprive themselves of intellectual treats, from fear of the disagreeable odor arising from ca- In Its worst phase, the loathsome both to himself and his friends. I continued this great physician, the true way to heal ca- is to medicate the blood. This can be dons only by powerful which act blood A. of Mich., Dear ten years I was a sufferer from general debility and chronic catarrh. My face was pale as death. I weak short of breath. I could hardly walk, I was so and had a ringing in my head all the time. My and feet were cold. My appetite very poor. On getting up in the morning, my head swam so I was often obliged to lie down again. had paint the small of my back. had a continual feeling of tiredness. My muscular power almost entirely and I wouldn't go half a dozen steps without stopping to rest, and often that much caused me to have a pain in my side. It seemed as though the blood had left my reins. The doc- tors said my blood had all turned to water. I had given up all hope of ever get- ting well. I tried the best physicians in the state, but failed to get any relief. My husband got me a bottle of Johnston's I took It. and then I bought another. When had been used, f w-as somewhat improved in health. I continued its use, and felt I growing stronger; my sleep re- freshing, and it seemed as if I could feel new blood moving through my veins. I kept on taking it, now consider myself a well and rugged woman. I work all the time, am happy. I am positive that the saved my life. The sick headaches I have had since childhood, have disappeared, my ca- has almost entirety left me. cannot be too thankful for what has done me. I recommend all women who have sick head- aches to use your SOLD BY ERNUL. The Federal Government Profitable wads for young men awarded a contract to the these, no matter by whom writ- for white the notion marble headstones at if each. you have an These are lo be used lo mark to chow the sphere or the graves of United states sol- which you are to put marines, will be forth your powers; but let upon application of daily wisdom of life be in Grand Army of relatives a good use of the opportunities those who lie in unmarked given you. The nobility of is graves, upon application to the work. in a working world. Department. The lazy idle man does not count in the plan of campaign. When a business man gets an idea there is nothing more to con- or that advertising of any sort won't help him, he simply lather hitherto, I Lei be text enough, one thing well. Be a whole thing at a time. Hake dean rights to his and leave no tags. Allow no de and gives them an unhampered opportunity, not only to cultivate the trade a ready in their possession, but to secure all the new mule the field NOTICE TO flaring duly before Clerk of Pill county as Executor the Last Will and of Wallace, notice is hereby given to all persons to said estate to make payment. the all claims against said es- are hereby lo present wane for payment on or before the day of this notice will he plead in bar of recovery. day of April, Jambs of Nancy Wallace. lays when you are at a thing, it be done with NOTICE The of Tanker ft of Ii. M Tucker. A. K. Tucker W. E. Tucker by consent dissolved part- on or about lbs day of All persons lo will please make settlement ones with either of shove All persons having claims against the Ami will please present their claim to Tucker at ones. Tint April q, if A. K- W. There is doubt that Re- publican and Populist bosses are getting ready for fusion, in spite two dummy Stale tickets. At the Senatorial convention of the district the nominated J. c and left the other place For For the Populists to till it. There is per- accord and understanding be- tween the two after they have kept all the Populists they cm from joining the White Supremacy party deals will lie and Observer. years ago Germany bad people, while the tier- man population at the present time is about This vast ad- in population is the more noteworthy when the steady of Germans, year by year, is taken into consideration. Ger- many receives practically no migrants, while the great German population of the Putted states shows how heavily the fatherland has been taxed to aid the census of the younger K. The following classes of anon shall lie disqualified for When was popular vole was less When was elected the popular vote was a little less than Al the of caning fall it is estimated that there will be a total pop not less than ii bus been only forty since Lincoln election. In that time the strength of the h i. bean multiplied by three, News. Barely, the world moves, when the New York times says of Col. Is simply justice to say that the leader of democracy now presents a more respectable than in any year since he entered national polities. The of stands a man with Of honest convictions. The since- Mat courage of such an are The Stales Supreme Court decides that government bonds are not exempt from neither under the Slate or national enactment. There will mighty hustling around among the holders of government bonds to see will be NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The Clerk of Superior Court of I'll county, bating to inc. on the Tin lay of May, on the Thomas deceased given lo all persons Indebted to the. s to make to the signed, nod all creditors of said estate o present claims, properly mi lo the undersigned, twelve after tin date of this notice, or this notice will plea bar of their recovery This the day of May, It. mi the i stale of Thomas LAND By virtue s dime of the Superior Court of lite county proceeding entitled Ann Tyson others against Vines others, petition to sell for Tin. undersign- c Commissioner will sell cash the Court House door Sal- May 19th, the following i panel or tract of land, situ- ate in county in Pain township, lands of Bud George Hubert and others, containing acres, more or hies, it known us the home tract. E- U. JAM, This April IS, CHURCHES a m. Lay Services every 2nd and 4th Sunday morning. every Sun- day, morning and evening. Pray- Wednesday evening. Rev. J. N. Booth, pastor. Sunday- school a. m. C. D. Rountree, superintendent. every Sun- day, morning and evening. meeting Wednesday evening. Rev. N. M. Watson, pastor. Sunday school p. in. W F. Harding, i i t thin Rev J. B. Morton, pastor. Sunday- school a. m. E. B. at the Opera House 2nd Sunday night. Rev. D. W. Davis, pastor. regular TAKE S TASTELESS CHILI. per bottle. Cures Chills and Fever, Malaria, Night Sweats Money if it doesn't. Ho other as good. Get the kind with the Red Cross on the label. Sold and guaranteed by Bryan and druggists. OLD DOMINION LINE virtue n Court of Pin count i in in Hie cue pf K. J. H. P. . a. Alfred el , the will tell fur before he In on Won- of June Intel of In in land which Allied Andrew now reside. in life laid And or of hind In h the sud line to nine c o of land belonging tn N. with line the line, with line to comer of W. U heirs, with their line to the . F. G. This May Com Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete every and prices as low as Highest market prices aid for country produce. SERVICE Steamer leave Washing- ton daily at C A. M. for Green- ville, leave daily at M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Mondays, and at A. M. for Tar for Tuesdays, and Saturdays at t A. M. carries freight only. Connecting Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, New and ton, all for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old loin in ion S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Hay Line from and Line from Boston, Washington, N. C. J. Greenville, N. C. LODGES. A. F. A. M. Greenville Lodge, No. meets first and third Monday evening. R. W. M. J. M. Sec, . O. O. Lodge, No. Meets every Tuesday evening. H. G. E. B Griffin, Sec. K. of River Lodge, meets every Friday evening R. II. C. T. M. Hooker, K. of H. andS. R. Vance Council, No. l meets every Thursday even- W. B. Wilson, R. M. B. Lang, Sec. O. U. A. every Wednesday in I. O. O. P hall. J. B. White, A. O. Council, No. meets every and third nights Odd Fellows Hall. J. Z. Gardner Worthy Chief; D. Smith, Sec. I. O. Conclave No. meets every second and fourth Monday nights in Odd Hall. W. B. Wilson Smith Be-, PATENTS AND OBTAINED ADVICE Al -Notice n-o g No fee till patent it J E. G. Pill Lin,,,. . The One Day Cold Cure. Cold in -i and i-v u. i , I , , or . to at limn,. fit too Send for free -DEALER IX- FUR- The Eastern Reflector lira i VOL. XIX III GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. MAY NO Tobacco We want your Orders for Printing AND ARE IX To QUOTE BOMB PRICES FOR NEXT DAYS. Manila Floor Tags In lots at cents per In cents per Bills In lots of 2.000 11.26 per In lots of at 1.15 per per BillS am price as You can place your orders now and have work any lime before the season August Work Guaranteed. The Reflector Printing Office. OUR State Ticket For Governor B. Way Fur WILFRED of Iredell. For Secretary of State; GRIMES, of Pitt. LAC, Of Wake. Fur DIXON, of Attorney ROBERT D. of For Public In- THOMAS of For Commissioner SAMUEL L. of Caldwell. Abducted I last week Winter ville. It being the of the the High School, which Mr. Jackson is principal, the writer made tome remarks the audience gathered despite the Winterville is known as Mr. A. Cox's Some years ago when the railroad was continued from Greenville to it through a line of land belong- lo Mr. and soon with bis spirit of enterprise be had started a town on his land. He commenced to sell off lots and lo build it He there his for the famous Cox cotton and with oilier industries added, town now numbers about three hundred pie. Among the many things man- by Mr. bis part- iii various enterprises are the planter, buggies, earls, wagons, plow saddles, saddles, guano distributors and cigars He also has a mill, which lie turns out good corn meal and good wheat Hour. Mi. Cox runs a farm and pays at- tent inn The town Winterville is a model town for morality. There Is not a drop of liquor sold there nor is it likely there will lie in a lung time to as long as Mr. in every deed made lo a purchaser of a lot he Incorporates a clause pro the Silo of liquor on the lot for years. There is it good the a STATE NEWS. North Carolina, TO THE PEOPLE, OUR FRIENDS AND PITT AND ADJOINING We are .-till in the of We Offer you the best selected General Merchandise Potash. of I rain . i it, For Commissioner Labor of Davidson. i t I ROGERS, of FRANK Hanover. I'm Presidential Cumberland. LEES. OVERMAN, County Ticket A story bus come light hum is thoroughly in keeping with the mountains. son Collins, a half-witted man, has been living Mountain Island, between Hot Springs and Ivy, in the French Broad river. II is high and are covered with Collins went to the mainland by wading, although he bad an old SCOW. He made his living by doing odd jobs, and was also helped by charitable people. A named Williams dis- covered a few days ago that a an also lived mi the island. -She is supposed to have been there about three years. Collins had ways been careful one went I good and nourishing school of more to island, and when they tried than pupils this year. to get on wore enable to. On Jackson, the principal, is doing Pretext of giving him work and pleasing the pen- was taken to town and an gallon made. A woman about -I,. One of the most remarkable years old. name as Alice j things Connected with I lie town is Gunter and her Tennessee, i its supply of numeral water. When was found. A child about three Mr. Cox placed bis plant for man- years old and another about three bis cotton planter, he old were also found, They I shoved a pipe down in a soft et were all naked, the lit-j place, and commenced to pull entirely so. The but was j water out of the ground. To his rude and I hey have lived surprise proved to be mineral very The little baby was water of go id quality. anal- very thin. II Is thought that Col- shows eight different pans in abducted the woman. Shellac composition. The supply is the children were taken to the the pump running pour Marshall Thursday over all supplying a large he will probably be taken to lank, boilers for all his work and the State Asylum. Ha- lo be found any store in County. Well bought choice selections, the creations of the best manufacturers of America Europe. Seasonable all the year round. Spring, Bummer and Winter. are work for yours and our mutual ad- vantage. It is our pleasure to show you what you to sell you if we can. We offer you the best service, polite attention, and the most liberal terms consistent with a well established business built up strictly on Its own merits. When yon come to market you will not do justice if you do not see our stock before buying elsewhere. Remember us and the following lines of Dry Goods and Notions, Capes. Carpets, Mattings and oil Cloths. The brink store U. Hatch. i v.-.- destroyed -day Durham June 1st you ca on town, unless get wall. Bi- I Britt, ii II-j. wen , . . . n i ml It II i the i I When he started to drew he growth will be , a ii lit. was Mr. James II. K. is, died i- i publisher Mn with i- ii ported I hat i occurred . i. Company- Shoes. Men's, Women's and Children's Shoe-. Harness, Horse Blankets Dusters. Groceries. Flour, Meal, Scad is, Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails and Furniture. for Furniture and everything In We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for or on Approved Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing, Your Friends, minus, I bill lilt count . were I. Si. Mary's near Chat i In . I I Hi V i ,. J S V . . i II J Atty. . i. i it day The I. W H about -Inn l nun v, i-I; I KS l I with Semi . Con each. , i l- J urn I at i of by the order of a street worth loans, u it ,, ,., year, after . ill sold a M. V. gives the the SI tie bus live and one third u profit of . I i in-.- cut Amendment For the Senate, P. JAMES. For Representatives, W. NICHOLS, T. II. For Register of T. R. MOORE. For Treasurer, j. CHERRY. For Coroner, OH. LAUGHINGHOUSE. o. As soon us the amendment to the was proposed, whereby men would be required to rend ballot to vole, The said that such a measure would be the greatest us even given to education North Carolina. And now. three election, which will almost certainly declare for the amend we see oar prediction coming true. This morning we saw Old Colored whose hair and beard are frosted gray, carrying In his pocket a blue back The conclusion was ready that be perhaps was go to do his best lo learn lo lead, Or to sonic one else should do And in all candor and kindness of we say to the colored people that this old man's exam- is worthy their emulation. No use In Waste lime and money against amendment. It will be carried i with a big majority, and the wise man will have nothing lo with light against laud Neck drinking water for town. We spent in Mr. Cox's home and greatly enjoyed the pleasant given by and his We enjoyed visit lo Winterville, liked the people, for they all arc clever; and we expect to hear of even greater developments for the in I lie fill Neck Commonwealth, J. IS. a profit of nearly Winston Sentinel, per cent, at maturity I'm by the a total of more than seven per ., i annum, I i- one i, I-, investments ,.,,;. .-.- on real- Democrats of . . of the College oil by .-iii Inking n for n II from i be i. i d name. J mi tune For further particulars, address and Investors Union, I, ii L. -I i. .- i 1ST, . ., tile, N. stole A In Mr. Pearson mis not elected to congress and he knows it. If he had been somebody else and bad merely consented Intake the seat, without straggling for It, l we should have passed matter but of him better things might have been expected. I'm the in it he docs need lo have thieved In congress and to his occupancy of it attaches per- disgrace, for be was and be knows Observer. I'm I legislative and II n I hem. twice before Pill ale. He i- a wise, safe. i ,. r. whose i ill I ill Mr. Xii and . young man who i- very Hi i ill voted hourly nub i lei u- i speech it in the n . The i i tun pin in i el. . Man nay U Lured of mil know any .-me. are in u woman; ii i a in a I i lose In- Me. show rheumatism, homo- -V mil l II i I H i from . and for ; but six Ii- niter the in- he no . I a i tier. have just a lot Single Double before Inlying. We also a Call line I'll-. II. Lots people who Inherited money the cents they were born with, Wherever then Is a gap in the mountains yon will generally see a yawning chasm. ii always the man who gets up earliest In the morning who rises in the world. No, Maude, we have never heard that policy players were par- In short Tools, Plow Headquarters For Builder's Hardware, Beady Hoofing I'm inn Beady Mixed Paints, and Garland Stoves, World's Best. BAKER HART. n. n. A I, laid -CM i ll dozen . plained Iii I lie I In i had a l pro i A i . i lay I hen j i while -I-;, i mine never lays everyone i it, it nil v I., i lien ii I I Rural . n Hi loll I ii III. pen. what in-Ill to have- ,,, ii the Book TaKE ROB-111 o I IS I Hill . i mm, n i I . I In makes oath In partner the Him .-i I lien. doing in it., i ii Toll II, in i i pay sum of III i h and every of Catarrh that cannot be en red the use of II Cure I i INK J. .-.,,., a , . In fore and I in my m i, ibis He. r, . . I Public. n, ,.,., Cures Ch i Hull is n- Malaria, oil the .,,,,, Money r . . i mi r. j, cm Co. Props-, gold Slid guaranteed by Woolen. Bold by

., Ed. a owner speakers will ant oat Greenville to township of to organize While Supremacy Ii democrat In th AT BETHEL. and Toon Town A LETTER From There has as well a ELECTION PRECINCTS. Voting For the Elect accordance with Chapter there .,. i General and Mail Matter. May Trice Oh, Hie big merchant.- who during season ant w telegram about cotton Idled Friday for Verily, they have got I pill of mi of seventy nine for licenses before the State Board Medical filly two were Four ladies were among the number, and two of these, Miss of and Elisabeth Dixon, of Raleigh made the high- est grade doesn't some make a gavel for the Philadelphia convention out of the head of one of those part men rho think that the Constitution and ii Independence have outgrown and are back number-. Such a man's head would furnish enough wood for the purpose. V. loon, candidate for dent of Public Instruction, spoke at Bethel Friday away. Sou do more good at of the day was rainy you eta by there good to hear to a speaking. The them and seemed pleased , , , .,,, the which en-along the of the party and the strength game that the gentlemen had of the Amendment ace going to . judged hugely by the snowing at i tide The speeches these meetings and the roll of the good. going and enrolling Mi. ti inner was i lit I oil need to influence . mm U you m investigation goes pug place know oat- be Mr. . Parry Heath MS re- M ,,,. the into and publicly declared p,,,,,,,. and designated that he had nothing whatever to n,,. as do with of the head of the conspiracy, i shall east- IV. n s . There must he cm . a House deuce that will show which of these I swamp Church, have lied, it ought to and doubtless will be constitute n- more impressive, and Mr. thirdly induced to vote tor the .-aid it him as no the take him along ever had. you and let him become a trow v member of the club. It is better to neglect your business for a fa hours in order to at lend town- ship meeting than it is to let the for carrying Amend- by your Indifference, baited veteran was worthy of a pa Said am getting too old to expect to see a great deal of the benefit will come tarn the adoption of the great before us, but am glad that I can d and introduce a to are a whit man be a white Carolina Township shall The Boer peace envoys, ho w e and at on the m . personally by the K. K. preparing to visit a number of western cities for Of trying to arouse public precinct with the poll- will compel the place at Black , I'M- V I rat ion so do something to bring the M t- .,,. lie- is divided into election No. that man and show your white supremacy. interest in Mr. f. c. Harding has been pointed the executive committee organizer cf White Club for county. is a most Mr. Harding is thoroughly qualified for Ibis work and will give ii bis personal He appointed , each and the work of the clubs all fore succeeds wiping the two map Th Supreme Court has that Governor Be i- to the office of of Ken lucky. In Governor Taylor, was ,. log m. . and who has a . . . factor till recent that g ate, has and given up once, can the or- the white vote W made o perfect and are sure the tight the j,,, ,,,.,.,.,,,,, ,. situation become waders, Hi k; i ill re restored Amazing reports come from the s. has re- fuse I to ace -pi i in- resignation seven it stated that ill have this . thoroughly organized. We hope that the at- re In the different lo will and v i i i i barge t. this . el important work. the last these clubs General were a Important factor and. and . W men are very ,,,,,.,. It , ,.,,,, too that the hundreds of are that killed are at, as their bodies are almost ,., ; M , found. is pretty stale if affairs, The administration is trying to break farce of the Cuban rev elation by lo back to Cuba from that Island, bill tin alone do. is to the that man who have done dirty work for campaigns have been know- appointed and then left free Island raven- in will also be the means of see lag persons not entitled to vote are challenged, and campaign work. The club meet- will be addressed from time I to time by our local at well from a distance. a huge quantity of literature on the Subject of the amendment will be distributed by tin- different clubs. Later on in the campaign i- to hold at the emu I a masting all the clubs of when distinguished to this future generations as the The editor of i spent the day in Bethel had both pleasant and profitable trip. We wen glad to see to u good progress and to note a number of improvements. The people have shown their In- by coming to- erecting a splendid academy that is a credit t,. the town. Prof. principal of school, is just closing one most pros porous he has had. Beth- el can well be proud of her advantages. The truck barrel factory is a new i, ;,,. las a visit to proved very interesting. It makes bar- rel-, boxes for -hipping truck in and employs a large number The plant is has a capacity of over I day. Another enterprise there is a conducted Robert and P. S. tarn good brick for building or paving do a large business. Prof. c. H. the Inventor of the best school desk in use, also has a busy factory. his desk be manufacturers desks, lawn swings told he had orders far ahead. Bethel II large truck raising they to begin potatoes week. The town also has .-lining, enter- prising merchants. Mill -----w defend Mr. , Township lying west and of envoys, when south to, but them U . .-,; . B .,,. , ,, Kn COW BOOK ill c atom tin No. BOOK No a Kg . . a BOOKS. Th. FARM JOURNAL . M , , W D U , , ., . Any ore of the near Warrens Chapel. war taxes are with the public road lead- was made when the ; -j-,,,,., homestead, of House load to the ed that tin- and Means COW Greenville and load near toe should be given to thence SEt the far the bill the re- j mill run near duct ion of war taxes. In order lo ,. residence; theme of tax payers a said or nm to possible, will not I Swift Creek. . . weeks crack to the public load leading sittings a to. with before election. Boss Hanna s pro- r gramme is to allow all heavy with public wad war tax believe that if Wading by Caleb contribute shall . , i Had ,,,,, , their will be in the bill, but be will take good care No. All that part of that not a item in the bill township cast north It is a DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING. opens t Alter two Premium have been II a gOOd town I its kind, lint it is a very i .;.,, I ,. i , i . . of and disgusting kind, but worse than others manipulated by the same man iii The senate adopt.-u a upon Secretary f War for as to the con the Philippines- press the week showed was neither nor American control outside the plains garrison by but if the Information i not won than that furnished by the same about Cuba, resolutions, ii Ia I i- Ilia lie conic.-, lure by of State Sim- to help in the preparation of task will detain him In for two or three wet Its. This Is a work for which I cm is well No man In speakers from a distance will the people p aim address them. better. Resides ha has made a I in- -11 held Congressional burs la. and the convention was n warm number. Mr. Claude it land Neck, was on the one and twentieth ballot. a- he will be, there will of the same family in from Carolina. We vi the CI made a choice in him. Son, that escaped us and should have been no w I lie I on Sal ill alter the adjournment of the Dent county convention, Ida the held a meeting unanimously re elected Mr. A. I. Blow chair man of the ll lining recognition the he has in the In art I i I his work and urge upon the white people of the the dub in their neighborhood. of situation lime lo at charges. i i.-i, May 23.- -By vote of j M lb in ml Conference ,, In iii th.- limit ii . minister has been able to in charge longer than years. Tims the laws of denomination and one of I he pi I in i Itinerant minis try laid aside and preachers may remain In places us long as ops appoint t in in study and its needs. -Ii i be said at the our remember battle i no. vet over. is won such a contest -until the votes are counted. Hence until the election lo August our people must work. There's plenty to do. The pros pacts daily glowing brighter bill cause to cease his also urges the j good county strong men the legislature, lie real not only will supreme be lo cap lure that body, but nil work done ill the county a.-s depends a aslant, of News and Falkland Township shall tote one election precinct polling laud. Township shall cob election H the polling place in the town of Township is hereby divided into two election precincts part-f the township lying north . I river, together with part of will not lying Tar liver the following line, to on liver at the of branch forming of sail and up branch to Third Street, a , ,., westerly course with Third street southerly proportions, the ,,,. ., to sou avenue, them- with Dickinson avenue a south-westerly course to the boundary of said town, thence a I belly course with said boundary line to Tar river; shall constitute No. I, of Green- villa township, with the polling place at the Court House in ville. No. the remain- of township shall con- Precinct No. with the polling place at live Points m the town of Greenville. shall election the polling place village la- Township is divided into two election US . All that par I the township lying of creek shall constitute Precinct No. I, with the polling place at ville. far anybody. Senator Bacon ha- an annulment lo his far a Congressional investigation of Cuban by republican promises lo moil . it lee to during the recess at such places, either in this try or in Cuba, as the or important to send for parsons and papers. The republicans an the devil and the deep on this in- They are afraid lo Vote for and afraid to defy pub- sentiment by refusing to do so. Ami now a newspaper V. . It. Hearst, proprietor of Journal and and the newly president of the National Association Of democratic Is enjoying a boon for the demo erotic Vice Presidential Mr of N. V., of Octal of the Ii nights Labor, who Is a i, have always rated a i the The Pitt county was at by T. P. Toon. Democratic fur of Public Hon. It. for At were very busy with crops, there was a large to o'clock Toon began his argument in favor of better and education which alone successfully solve all the prob- j is an old , veteran the only with one entered the army as I a private rose to the rank of He spoke for nearly hour and followed by Hon. K. I. who spoke for more than an hour. Mr. is a lawyer of line ability bis close logical argument bis elegant portrayal of North Carolina's past and the bops of her splendid f- won many votes for the can- and our county ticket. They spoke la night l a large audience in House. Many ladies at- tended the speaking and great reigned. The Baud was out and wade for the occasion. Everybody seemed with we feel assured their efforts in Ibis will help to roll up a large majority Democratic party in August. They today Bethel, several from Greenville aunt peg to hear them. that Of Your Policy Ha.- Value, Paid up works Will lie re instated within three years after lapse if you are health, Year T. No are payable at the be- ginning of the second of each ling year, the p re mi nm for the current year lie paid They may lie used To reduce Premiums, or To Increase the Insurance, or To Make Policy Payable as during the Lifetime of Insured. J, L. SUGG, o. f. mm The man who too much rock rye must not blame rye it lie Pat Is rocky. hat easy to Borne fallows would do an undesirable to get married, most of them On June i prefer do R father in las U tin he rendered the in the tin is red burglars do .-Mi blushes for its -ins of sate 1.1 th. commission. entail Ml risk. talk 1- getting unite will win tins That soil of No. All that part of the low lying creek shall constitute I re No. with the place the public school house near U. P. Chairman Co. Board of election. Co. Board of Elections. In no word an A pars u without being parsimonious. A burned child lire so with man who goes out fur a hot time. that jar re marked strawberry when it N. C. Cotton Bagging and Ties always on baa goods constantly on baud. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. rout ml I Ire for twenty The game of ball Thursday be- tween the and colored clubs broke up in a row. The club was ahead when the stopped. Mothers Friend Thorn who do know snout it lion It Inn. of terrors for many a It has h r II in with nu of tin.- system as drUBS taken ate is I. M. . Into unit are to hearth much less pain. It also id i in sad of other iris -11.111. v. line mill bee. it II. Ill, I'M. w I known an n II has tailed produce A inly Art m Let I was from U to M limits. using Ii- at II. I. u. . III. IA. Highest price E. If. University of Carolina. Session August tor term of twelve Tuition from W to July Special by containing courses study, address Hill, howdy do- to Me. to H. A. White the thin morning. left morning Id Neck. . returned J- day from r. from Want AMI r. X. . May. V. Manning had on hi- morning. A. t. i he s we an la lea Move i EH. wash- , , even days. Dr. Ii. T. The dressy men know the intrinsic Of our Some learned the by experience, some hearsay. But they've all caught mi. all an equal to better with our char- hi-h-grade prime. Asa spring lea we a of an attractive lino of all w in stylish trim n an I ill to W. K. returned to Kin-- Judge M. cause Carbons Wed need when he has from Norfolk ,,,, Dr. and John A. Drake, A. . Cox Mfg. o. will 1-c h. el The near i My Stock is Complete all LiNEs.- . , i Hats. prices that will suit you. COME AND SEE THEM. daughter. Mi. w. T- . Mrs, W, IT fur to attend the Little Simon, been H. L. returned lo Wednesday. White James returned Wed- evening from Oak where they have attending school. J. A. went up the load this learning, live Daniel left this for K. A. went to ibis I. Henderson. Miss EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. Cards are out for the marriage of Ward of to Mr. John If there of in the Pint the margin of tills paper church at so to remind you that you owe June ion for .,, and we you to settle as early MOM- HI. We need what owe us and you will A . O. received h us waiting for it. ; painful wound at the lire Tuesday This notice, is for those why was i.-rt this find tie cross on their get- ting out the wagon when he to the the coupling to the hose struck him In the face cut a very deep gash on his nose. S. T. Hooker is having brick hauled on his lot tor to building for himself a res street. j. will speak In Saturday. June 2nd. at the of the White the laces Thursday at help lo increase its K. L. of won Tell your neighbor he can get second in the from now until Jan. 1st, for The circulation of Tour twice a week is growing rapidly. Many have been added past the county should Manning h eight year aW Manning an-l r no bay all Use they eel from a s worth and have i. a nave s urge of nails. Saturday. June Sod, Winter- ville. a white club will In- the discussed, A hugs h expected. V-iii You see a Buggy. examine it If you will come to ion a lake great showing their will potatoes next week. If it to and let ship them for ii mo sad lie sou, of called at cigar factory j lay. Mi .-. of Johnson's Mills, i visiting Sirs. i , i The difference between our wag and others i-. ours are jut made better i than others. A . i. Jill. parties for the have heretofore it. They them- solves say it was because they did not it. This should encourage all to come to the week, hear II spent Friday Light den. T. Hodges i;. B. it are. v. I . move . s-HI be The i i. aft . i. . . coll. . has I i .-. on i i rater. All iii.- Mi. I. I nor Ida It Beet . I. Lore at It a match. Mi-. John l. i H kin Jas. I White. Seven Springs Hotel. prop NEW W. i The is. a differed analysis. K j. . ,. kidney, liver an-1 Madder i bl All seven have wonderful restorative HACKS MEET EVERY TRAIN AT . free to gm I at other or peat in town on ,.,, .,, ,. water will be v.-it her -r; w--k A I been added . .- bath being nod Mi-. Bath . in ti. hotel, and too left for the Pot terms and Our cotton to th . F. Proprietor. .- i leasing lust a .; s ,, a N. C. f luck Jaw, here on Monday, Atkins Thur evening from Scotland Mrs. children Thursday a rip in Virginia. M. Mo came from Darlington. S. lo spend a days here, Thursday lo at Powell's. Rev. A. D. Hells lo the train here this for Ivy., where be will the Annual . f Confederate Veterans there, next week. now Sat. night. Court begin w. M. has u I I. Co., to run on the river. The b feel long and feet n N . A Fatal Rut Ohio, May moo W. Cramer, ex at this State, II killed his wife yesterday. Hi Come To See Us. t -r Al old on Points, where we have opened n new- and fresh lock of During this race the horse lowered its former record of to n. is in receipt of invitation to the closing cents. military Company. Home effort is being made to or- guise a military company of Female Academy, I the names of Friday J 1st. several of the men of the town Miss Mamie Tucker sends us an I have been secured. to the annual com- exercises of the Baptist June art to lit b. A room in building over Baker Hart's store is lilted up to used Democratic i.-i during the A will be pill soon us up. Over Twelve The of sold the market the past season up to 1st, was These were furnished us by Mr. Alex who is acting for Mr. II. r. Ibo the To- Hoard of Trade. Work The census which D. W. rick is basso the business of here that it necessary to clerk to handle the mail. Per- kins has lust i luted to one for Miss will fill the position, tho largest registered mill ever from this was sent today. move we hope that a sufficient number of the bust men will join, to organize the company. The Democratic convention of Beaufort county Wednesday lulled the following I. B. Nicholson ; She. it. T. Hodges; Dr. Joshua Tayloe; Tripp-, Commissioners, T. II. II. II. Thompson and I,. Mrs. I. fountain left morning for Hies Fannie is visiting Miss Bessie Harding. Miss of day F. M. and little son, Churchill, went to Tarboro today. Lizzie Cobb, of the train here for den. tiny William-, Toll boys, went to Scotland this morning. Rev, X. M. Watson left Ibis for where he preaches tomorrow. Major John returned this morning from Craven county, where he has been visiting his daughter. Mrs, Nancy of near Farmville, left this morning for Kim City to visit her son, K. O, Little Misses and Williams, who have been visiting at F. Powell's returned to Scotland Neck this John Randolph returned night from Central America, where he has some lime, holding a position with a railroad as civil engineer. ; Heavy and Fancy Groceries dislodge a rat from a pi , i Meats. Hour, Terrible In Manila. Washington, May Tl Mall re ports from the show dial there has la-en a steady in HUM of cases of bubonic plague. There were thirty casts in January, forty eight February and fifty-six during March. During three approximately cases of leprosy also dis covered. murk is being done b. the Hoard of Health in improving I ion of the checking progress of The work of the houses was conducted so and sys- that comparatively little opposition made by the War. May J I. News has just reached hereof a terrible at ibis State. Filly men killed. Asheville, X. May is reported here at midnight that explosion in tin- mines tonight. The news comes that sixty miners were Killed, but is not It is hardly probable he can be refuted haters as the telegraph that part of the country closed. Wilmington War. Sawing Machines are run every in county Cheap at H, M. unit X. c. May Jo. 1900, If. II. was here Jas. attended con- conventional Mi-s is Isl Mrs. Dr. I. . Brooks Is with L. A. Cobb. and j. c. Has kins attended den . of the Warehouse workmen received a wound caused by a piece f limber Tues- day. Miss Julia Mi-Cotter Is visiting at Ibis week. Mi-s Mary closes next Thursday ever- night. Services at the Christian conducted by III. Harper. The and Wrenn t Mill has started up again, after be- ; down for several May Bell name to today for Oral lime in quite a rain caused water to rise the Miss Bailie Elizabeth and Mr. John Tucker were mar- home of the brides par- evening at l B. B. END o BOOK II. Mrs. on Ti in a re given hi i to the Bud of t.- Book Mrs. only . ed it- last meet thus added another lovely woman to the charming c which winds the limit membership, open another home Club. The literary program be lightened for the summer months, running chiefly on oral criticism of and authors. Mi-, I a eh of Mi Burnett her writ Mi.-. ace of of many South- Mrs Walton I.- . it- . i the fa- fa men land ii, SIr. II Skinner won the prize, a lovely picture. Be- as has be an Invariable with Club. fortnight meeting will he held with W. and V. C. Harding. Mrs. I was i . lied . i bus band, a in. i b a load- j ed shotgun, lie lb hi the Mi full in the fa . Death .; in u M. Sugar, Coffee, Canned i . Cigars. . Fruits, fact everything be found in an up-to-date We pay the highest market ire- for all kinds of Country Produce, cash or in barter. When to -ell or when you buy con e to Bee ill who favor us with their patronage we Bar. H. pa-tor mi- place, has accepted Phone an Invitation at the closing exercises of Bethel High School, Pitt Monday, Jane I.- Kin-ton Press. Win I Furniture Dealer. Cash ; for Cotton Seed, Bar- Turkeys, Egg. hies, I.-mi . Mi T .- Ami Beauty I . tin- Cherries, Peaches, Fine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour, Sugar. Coffee, Lye, Magic Oil, Cotton Meal and Hulls, Gar- den S.--. Oranges, s, Ii . i . . Wale, are. i nickers, i In c e, Hi -i Butter, H aid Machine-, and nil- other goods. Quality and Quantity. I heap for cash. to s. c me. r. F. Cl at Five The One Bey Our. . i; i ; . . . Cut makes the lit, TIM makes the suit, The Stilt makes the nil as appearance goes, It our pride that no lure i- spared In reaped to material or workmanship. High Art with OUT name has ii-. Garments all made in our own work room under person- Greenville Tailoring Co., Main Street, I I. and and Alf fucker and Jessie Mi-s Laura Patrick. Mi Mamie Tucker. Ml-- Miss Alice Tucker, Mis, Wilson. Mi-s Tucker John l The wedding march was render ed very beautifully Helen After tho the bridal repaired to the home of the groom where a very delight till re past .-served. The happy couple, w.-r.- the

Bankers Life Insurance Co., OP THE CITY YORK. OVER A QUA OLD THE AMENDMENT. I i . posit u i In i H Ike ;,. , . . . en i of tin N be and lieu thereof shall be luted RICHARD P as B. BAB, tot Vic. H if. ill .-. S. Al JAMES Ti. Home Office, Nassau St., New York City. I. St. Ml . IN., hoard in i rib. Nab. i i i. II . I . .- . . S A North Am Is i A B Hepburn. fork Will; V I Morgan. . X B Reel, I II Win A Sherman. X V Pro-.- ;,,. v i. Irving Baldwin. Park Ba I . I T Bank of SB V. Sen i John II and U V City I, I ;. X V I Hy- S . I'll Waller Unit Sea Par N i I I i . . N V i , M . . . I It 1.1 . x Y IT .- v. n . . i . . ; . i I; , Ii . i KS Mils . . Si Ii A f i S I A . S link, X Y William S Y I . . . K . N I . . V. . i. t . I . ;. t , X Y I . . i i i . Park Bank. X V City I ii . S II S Y I i ; . i, X V I IT W I The . office i First, all bosh deny the t icing of Almighty God Second, nil who shall have lei or confessed their guilt en . ed or tot, m-d. any Mi j other crime for which the punishment may pi iii the penitentiary, citizen of the , and unless ,. to rights el citizenship in a manner law. See. This shall ha in force from after its ratification. LB VI. TO t M OF in El I. male burn hi tho ever male ho baa been twenty one of age, nil . in article, i . ii ed in vote a election i-y the people in State, except i provided. Sec. lie shall have resided in fur two in I i ii la Each. i the lines arc in Bone people have such open that you shut up. men arc men acquire and till i the Some people never talk boat their are in Doctors Say; Intermittent Fevers which i-i dis- by of the Stomach Liver and Bonds. Tie Secret of Health. Tl; liver die great in the mechanism of man, and when is out of order, the whole stem becomes de- ranged and disease is the result. Liver Pills Cure all Liver Troubles. tin- ail next invent an air iii-l in I ward other , When a young man asks an i are ii. in which lo vote. ; ii Thai re . , one ward another so lei not ope-1 rate e an; of ii i in tin ward . from which be bus removed, until -mil removal. . or n ii--c. his guilt ii i of any crime id which i. Of . in the Ii. no- fol her In-carries oil the Say. old man, you let me until old chap. I'm Been the fool i made man. Ii that the highest priced are usually low- With die new woman c may look for the father. joke. Mb, Maude dear, it doesn't take M son, shall be permitted lo rote, unless the person -hall goon .- iii-t restored citizenship i by law. See. En ottering rote the time a legally registered herein in. I , e keeps an Bid j for I your life i i as the Ba i . I In Si i . . . issues . I n , ; . , . . prominent iii. to. the is in b . I Mi . . I I . l ., I id mil Or one which ail i . dugs . . lo Die policy Or one which I .- i I surplus if surrendered Or one gives all at death, in n to face of Or one. fact, ii holder equity, portion allowing a policy control his own i , . ,. us fur as is consist i, u alive . i i hi . the points In trance If you I II new policies -i the . , . . in . if the . Si I . I I illy s safe . . policy Ion ; Hi T . For . . . address I HAS , . i. ,. . Mil. or A. I . HI. K. X. i . IX I I. . . Bunk Greenville, J II M e. i . I . . . Sum i Tl r r -R fleeter. CU What is the Population of .,, Hi. . -i prize lo Die only the eon make the loss to the pop m You mini he n Greenville shown ,.,,.,, ., , in the manner pro-, law and the General Carolina shall registration law- t,, into effect the provisions of is Sec. I. person presenting himself for registration shall be able to read and write any section the constitution English language; and. before be shall be entitled to vote, have paid on or before the day of of the year in which lie proposes to vote. bis poll lax i- prescribed by law. for the previous year. Bull laves shall be a lieu only on assessed pr no process shall home to enforce the same a--, properly. So person who was. on I, oral any time thereto, lo rote let ii. laws of any State in the wherein he re- sided, and descendant ii j -mil person, shall be denied In register and vote at any ;. in this Slate by person bis ; I., , to the . in of ibis be shall have n mistered in accord- with the terms of this section . , The shall i ii record all m in tin- -i-i or in fun I. and shall entitled J re i mil ,;,, I Ii- in State, under of this such persons shall have paid their poll as re- law . by the . pie shall lie in ballot, and all election General -hull be i Iva voter In North an ii as in but article disqualified, dial lie eligible to of- in tore entering upon of the office he shall take I he following oath i I-------- swim affirm I will support maintain the and laws of Hie United States, and the con million and law- I will discharge the of us a still hunt. man who makes a I foot of himself has merely pated the intentions of his fellow- ha- been noticed pi .- pie who have such a horror of an ocean voyage are usually the ones who afford it. The photographer in taking things they come. Even the egotist doesn't believe that he is fully appreciated. The who drinks to gel bis coinage up usually finds that his courage is all froth. be Hie reason women all talk at once when they gel together i- been mo they are afraid somebody will hear what they are Baying. haps it's is the first law of nature that women make up. lo sell The doctor never cares to know bis patients well. A polished gentleman reflects credit on Ms bringing up, marriage i- u failure it must lie a case Of heart failure. After a fellow learns tightrope walking the rope ha- to lie taut. It's funny when a man himself the salt of the earth he gets fresh. You always tell how many friends a bridal couple have from the number of invitations sent out. The wheel of foil line has turned a head. Nil woman is so friendless that she hasn't sum.-one lo to When a man-haves himself he justified in saving his face i- in- fort ant. have little else In common, the undertaker and the faro dealer both indulge iii lay- outs, is not always kind. I'm i- an I born not made. I his a km Paul finds ii lo beard the lion in hi- den. The fellow who is in love with himself has a rival. Home girls steel hearts in order may mil lie stolen, i last young man who is In paying his The mail who trusts lo luck is mil always to trusted in return. When a woman reads u she demonstrate that the lust shall lie hat. a man is ignorant of i is no reason why he cannot square himself. i i- i he scapegoat many a The Drift to Cities. The receipts of fifty cities in the Stales show aggregate gain the month of April over the ponding part of last year of MO in round figures. Of this in- no km than far by the three cities of York. Chicago, Taking with i hoc I three and only about of the en- tire gain remains for forty-six cit- In nine cities of the large size whole increase for fifty cities is found. Such statistics show bow steadily powerfully the concentration business is going on in the Unit- led States. The drift is toward the I largest cities and largest com- It is a movement which renders the political social, and business importance of great of trade and industry steadily more and more decisive in nation affairs. It promises to make I the problem a meat of American cities quite as . momentous as most venture- some special students of urban questions have that they become. the Suburban street the automobile the bicycle have done much to bring and count nearer together, and they will more effect in the future. But the problem of the great city remains a very one, from every point view. Cleveland Leader. CURE CHILLS FEVER MALARIA, and night Sweats Tasteless Tonic at per Pleasant to take. Money refunded if it fails. Restores petite, purifies blood and makes you well. Hone other as good. Sold guaranteed at drug stores of Bryan. Woolen NOTICE TO Tin- Clerk Ii.- Court of county, on 7th lay of May, the s is given to nil to e Iii to and nil of said b I heir properly i. In I. after of this notice, or this notice will This the of Jambs H. ii i A SALE. By n of the or Court of at t in 1899 in lbs v ii. p. . Alfred will sell for fore c door ill Mon- till day June Hi- Intel of land, situate in the. of Pitt, In and being land upon which Alfred Andrews I . a pine in the line of J. laud at the i a piece of land to the II e i Ii tin- --iii U. hoc to a pine lo B piece of land lo lien. Sateen Mai J Nelson, thence with their lint- north pol to black tin in lo the corner of W. It. heirs, with line to the acres. W, T his May 3rd, Coin W. R, IN---- Whichard, N. C. The complete in every de prices low as Highest market prices aid for country produce. CATARRH CAN BE CURED BY Johnston's Sarsaparilla QUART BOTTLES. d TUB AND AIM; A win la a lead hotel, in A great cit j, physician to his and were a well dreaded men, lawyers, and commerciAl M v belief, that certain jet to that all without are caused which are living organ- Urns, is the of that terrible disease Here is the bacillus of typhoid and hare the still more dreadful bacillus of tubercle which causes that moat of all consumption. This of that common and supposed Incurable disease, the Tel ins; man. yon tell as about catarrh. I had it for years, and I am thoroughly The Doctor answered. like diphtheria, consumption, typhoid and a host of other disease, la the result of a in the blood and attacking; specially membrane. This foul and most disgusting disease especially prevalent in the United Stales and it la rare to meet one who not, or has not been more or less with it. How often is he or she obliged to remain at home from pleasant entertainment. of many intellectual treats, from fear of the disagreeable odor arising from ca affections. In worst phase, the loathsome both to himself and his friends. continued this great the true war to heal ca- is to medicate the blood. This can be done only by powerful which act as blood It. t A of Dear ten years I was a from debility and chronic catarrh. My face was pair a death. I weak and short of breath. I could hardly walk, was dizzy and had a ringing in m head all the time. My bands and feet were always My appetite was poor. On petting up in the morning, my head swam so I obliged to down again. had awful pains in the small of my back. had a continual feeling; of tiredness. My muscular power was almost entirely gone, and I couldn't go half a dozen stopping to rest, and often that much exercise caused me to haTe a pain in my side. It seemed as though the -t left reins. The doc- tors said my blood had all turned to water. I up all hope of ever get- ting well. I tried the best physicians in the state, but failed to get relief. My husband got me a bottle of I took it, and then bought another. When these had been I was somewhat improved in health. I continued its and felt I was growing my sleep was re freshing, and it seemed as if I could feel new blood through my reins. I kept cap taking it, and now consider myself a well and rugged woman. I work all the time, and am happy. lam positive that the Sarsaparilla saved my life. The sick headaches I have had childhood, have disappeared, and ca- has almost entirely left me. I cannot be too thankful for what Sarsaparilla done for me. I recommend all women who have sick head- aches to use Sarsaparilla. SOLD TO before the Coin I county as of the and of V Wallace, is hereby given to ill to to tn the and all having claims against sail es- are . I v to resent lite for payment on or before lbs day of April, 1891, or Hill mi bag Of of April. I ii, of Wallace of Tucker Co., composed of ii. M A. E. Tucker fart consent dissolved ; ; or the 10th day of 1909. All the will please nuke settlement at ones either of the above named. All trill ; their claim to G. M. at This April Q. M J. A. K. W. K. LA SALK. By Of a of the Court of Pitt Martha Ann Tyson others against Andrew Vines and other, petition to sell land for partition. Th undersign- c Commissioner will sell for cash before the Court House door in Greenville Sal- May 19th, 1900 the following oaf- piece, parcel or tract of land, situ- ate in Pill county in Beaver Dam township, adjoining the of Willoughby, George and others, it being known the tract. F. G- This April FOOTED. We warn all en of Grind Creek for the of with net or hunting. Any one so ail be fa law. O. K. T A J. OLD DOMINION LINE leave ton daily at A. M. for ville, leave Greenville daily at V. M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Fridays at A. M. leave Tarboro for Greenville la and h at U A. M. freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, for for West with at Norfolk. freight by the Old Dominion H. Co. from New York; Clyde Lino from Bay Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. JNO. Washington, N. C. J. Greenville, N. V. The what will become of the poor while when all coming of aye must know read and write before they can They win be educated, thereby more useful better able bet- qualified the duties Inc. The 1809 passed a bill introduced by Senator of this county, appropriating from the state treasury for the 1900 and 1901 to the public school of the Slate. This was dune with- out increasing taxes one cent. The for this year has already apportioned gels of 93.021, This to the amount collected county for public school purposes, makes a sum large, understand, to given four months term school in every district the county. The same will be made next year another term of four months insured, lint is not the cud. An from the Slate is ready being agitated the fig- set for and are This will give us schools and batter which poor white boys be to qualify themselves for good citizenship. When a hat an artistic temperament doesn't waste much time in When a fellow i not used to drinking, a couple of swallows will make he's a bird. Sonic people an- so busy talking that they haven't time to think. The social scale is mil life's most reliable weighing machine. Some husbands are so henpecked that they capital I. Figuratively speaking the Judge is sometimes obliged to sit on the jury ma AS TO Notice in Hook FREE Charges moderate Letters Address, C. l. I IN------ A LINE OF Also a nice Line of Hardware. I can now lie in the brick store formerly occupied by J. W. Brown. COME TO SEE ME. J. K. Thirty eight years ago Augustus Bliss, of Warwick, Mass., quit cut- ting brush on In- father's hung his scythe on a pine tree and went off in Union arm for civil war. He never retort ed, and scythe has never been taken from the tree on which he hung It has become bedded in the growing wood, now is a that knits up the raveled sleeve of care, rises each morning re- freshed for the day. Baltimore Boo. TaKE HOB- ill S CHILL Boo. per bottle. Cures and Malaria, and Money back it'll No other as good, the kind with the Cross mi the label. Sold guaranteed Wooten, and the ill blows nobody good. It's peculiar doctrine is no doctrine. It's hard some people to fool simply because try lo natural. A duel In the was by In county, Texas with their Beats please ii.- devil, in- hie post In wall on customers, lie mad lode lean broad even I In- how man kill Me is -n ii in I n ml is a lamp. Inn smile folks puts H Inn wick. hold mirror up to is be- . i- I,.,, busy ill herself, Tin win lo tickle a man's vanity hasn't The Eastern D. J. EDITOR VOL. XIX. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. FRIDAY, JUNE I NO M I m -AT- Ed. B. ft, GROCER IF YOU WANT TO BE AT THE SAME TIME BUY GOODS BIGHT THEN COME IO THE BIGHT WILL GET HONEST WEIGHT A N LY RELIABLE GOODS. Ed. H. THE OUR Ticket. For AYCOCK, of Wayne. For WILFRED of Iredell. For of of For BENJAMIN R. LACY, of Wake. For B. F. DIXON, Of Cleveland. For Attorney ROBERT D. GILMER, of Hay wood. For Superintendent Public THOMAS of Robeson. For SAMUEL L. of For Commissioner Labor and of For SAMUEL L. ROGERS, of FRANK of New President DAN HUGH LEER. OVERMAN, In- Some Freaks of Mr. J. W. Lee, of Light, was in to sec us One last week, and, after paying a couple of years sub. informed us he has a mare which gave birth to mule two weeks ago The are exactly alike in SIM and color and Mr. Lee says many people have visited his home the past few days to see them. Twin mules are rather a departure from the natural course of events hence deserve is then columns. Another freak of if it might be o m is a cow lie- longing to Mr. Alex. Evans. The aforesaid gave birth to a calf three years ago. Last summer she and, of course, was not milked. Recently a calf from cow supposed dry animal and now Mr. Evans is getting three gallons of milk each day from his Mr. Evans is unable to ac- count for the Dispatch. Old Story. County Ticket For the F. G. JAMES. For Representatives, W. J. NICHOLS, T. II. For Sheriff, O. W. HARRINGTON. For of Deeds, T. R. For Treasurer, J. B. For Coroner, C. LAUGHINGHOUSE. For Surveyor, J. D. COX. For Commissioners, C. J. TUCKER, H. L. DAVIS, W. G. A the vestibule last night, which passes I Salisbury at was the victim of one of the most daring robberies ever perpetrated in Salisbury. The victim ho was performing what he thought to lie an act of kindness when the rob- occurred. When the train stopped a line looking old gentle- man stepped from one of the cam and walking up down the platform. Presently he was approached by a who asked him to change The gentleman pulled his purse from his and in the twinkle of matched it from his baud and on a dead run In the of the freight depot. Be fore few people who were a around them nil led their senses b ; appeared in darkness, The gentlemen , lo give his name; who robbed, stated that he had in his purse, for him he had a reserve fund his I pocket He combined his journey Ion without giving any to police, as his train pulled out almost Immediately Truth-Index. There l so to Health a quiet There is more conducive to Health, long life and than menial quietude or the stagnation, but that of a gentle current Bowing smooth without agitation. It is much easier, however to clement than to tell how may be attained. It is quite lain, however, that to attain men- calm one must have a clear con- science, lie who has done no wrong to any man against accusation, The martyrs could their fate calmly, not only because of their faith in the life to come, but also, we may be sure be- cause their Consciences were clear. In ordinary walks there is little disturb one's mental calm except the excitements arising from evil passions and ambitions. The man who dues his simple duty, who wrongs no one, whether he be rich or poor, has nothing with which to upbraid himself. He moves along content and sleeps the sleep of just. if, moved by ambition, such a man should seek political or other preferment requiring the use of chicanery, his mental calm is ore to be disturbed; be ill puss restless nights and bis health will likely fur there is a very in- relation between the f body and that of the mind. Or, if such a man should commit B his conscience will disturb he will learn to dread possible exposure and punishment; he longer enjoy the of mental calm guttering for want of brain his health will fail him. Menial activity in itself is not ii disturbing agent, but there is danger in too great upon one line of thought. Men break down mentally from too much work of one kind, but they may work almost unceasingly if they make a part of their work take upon itself the of rest other occupation Mr. stone in his long useful life illustrated this important truth to a He was idle, bill be had a great variety mental and physical operations and he rested even while work. His was dis- limes, but be would turn to but books or seek In his woodlands and thus restore bis mental equilibrium. The great- est mental calm, however, is w hat is culled a bad conscience, one Dial keeps on reminding us and day some duty neglected or wrong dots Associated Press Declared Conn n Carrier. u original OBSERVATION V ads v Orange Va TO THE PEOPLE, FRIENDS AND PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. Illinois i bin i lie I application of As Press rehear ii in Opera glasses are those you go . dim for between the act. Com that man who keeps a bad organization. The court sen need to be pi rendered ii decision to the It is men tell no tin tombstones often I. Although this is a leap year, Meet the A P a common carrier and mu-l supply j in news sen The A--, en- a motion for a n beat We ft are still in forefront after your patronage M c offer yon the best selected line He jests sears who never um- a baseball game. General Merchandise to be found in any -ti ore in Pitt County. choice creations of the bed manufacturers and Winter. vantage. America Seasonable all the year round. Spring. Summer a- ;., . . work for yours and our mutual ad decision was pi t. It Is our pleasure to show yon what you want and to the I you we We offer you polite for attention, and most liberal terms consistent with a well business up strictly on its U hen you come to market you will not do yourself justice ii you do not sec our immense stock before buying elsewhere us and follow lines of general merchandise the ground there's many a girl who will jump a common carrier, but a private at a proposal, enterprise conducted by a about the weather rein.-,,., i I you may have to live in a warm, given i climate than this, of the issue between two par- proper form for a modern I man license is to have the . t in- attached. Goods and Notions, Shoes. Jackets and Carpels, Oil Cloths. ; Men's, Women's Children's Shoe- Horse Dusters. and Groceries. Flour, Remit, Hardware, Plow-, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails Rope. Furniture. Headquarters for Furniture and everything in line. buy for but -ell for Hither Cash or oil Approved Credit. Our motto i- Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. Your Friends, . i p ; in i In duly registered with clerk Circuit Coin I, I'm claim of damage el i is in a i ion of the Ai , in tin l Publishing i from In pi; New York girl has ed with father's The bridal was induce- be scarce when a young lo embrace as soon hug a delusion. Women dentists arc said to be- coming numerous. Women seem to jaw all men to dis- When a is bis own wont been compelled lo spend enemy he should be excused for Grosvenor, Ohio, given u table of es- as to election, lie claim-, for votes lo Bryan To i In with this The New York World gives as the forecast Deni in for for and Kl i He figures sure One's conscience may j Slabs, sure and To Attract l . lion. The of the public be directed to is pass by see in -lore window ii not accepted as an lion of the of good- arc sold over counters. The public little time and lion a mercantile Therefore, 111.- for . i. I at i ;, i i- in The . ii- . n in an I of advertising patronage lo to tin tin; tin plea i- t v u ha i-c been greatly injured in ii good name, the total injury be place I The of the Press have yd decided ill be to de- i I r present charter ii must the law. and ill do i. Tin- of the supreme Illinois, course, no weight outside of State. hi- pus similar suits may lie brought himself. Dr. DENTIST, N. store. Hie CHILLS at ii i- a bottle of Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. H Is simply quinine in a tasteless form No pay. Price in Each. is harder to remember a limn a fault. Tin- lawyer who lo his own business is a son legal ten- I n the eyes of bibulous the fellow who carries a corkscrew is Press elsewhere grounds a- ,. the case I j , . bore. .,., I in- Hi . stores advertise; be dulled lime, ii , not I four doubtful. The doubtful are boiler the advertisement the more desirable Unit it be I Now York, Indiana, Ohio and Mill will be attracted. Phil by neglect of admonitions. As Record. long as it is active will bring concedes the solid South lo in addition Parties deprive him Of menial calm. In , Nebraska and I lab. The it will his health Washington calculator claims II I he and deprive hint of happiness. I Bryan the South and in rent he Those, would live long Idaho, Hip election. and prosper should aim lo keep Nevada. I lull. U untrue. The law says Virginia Wyoming, of elections -mill up pays your money and lakes your shall choice. point of interest is as judges of each i. in j in in .; and will pi Ibis j ail ., for They w ill i up of ground, limbing up the or . In, in i an some i lie; w ill slop long ugh i i a-i on their The cannot hope to be menially calm if they an Conscious of wrong doing, and will be in a State if they can do wrong up- braiding themselves. One to menial for to doubtful Stales, a- the stands no candid man I hat Now York and Ohio ore all. However place of bold elections m their districts, each of whom shall be men of good character, and much If not I able a-rite, is an alert conscience that has j all upon Kansas shall be of port little The man who Observer. done no wrong enjoys bleep who tumbles from roof i- an illustration of one nay Iii fall asleep. No. Maude, dear, people who ire regarded as I be sail of earth In be found cellars. a consolation lo A a phone is not ill ways the young man who gets up the world. Even the color-blind girl can I'll when her rival turns green I lie lie ilia who lull which so is ill When has nine dry has i from lo a or dark bros u. I In n ,. ii i., and nil on III I in in ill lice. I,., n-l I ii- . mi ; lei led In begin lo deposit their i ; bark, , ,, . j all in in die. i range Va. , III.- brow a lull i-. often ii care lien el In lo plow. III- ii was born n i iii- month Hi ii make. stir, I man who a widow i his n I., believe everything he her. seem think Is complete If know- all largest main songs. Some people pen ii lime. married man know there bald beaded bachelors. i in think Unit lid i ill then begin lo spoon it hi I- are lo ml ,. ,, ,, Ill ll l ma I lie a -i . 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