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Have You Forgot AM OF AN What Pry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, and a or other WHICH I AM R Cons to Me me tor your next Floor or Pork. Two hundred bushels of remove . Potash from the soil. this quantity . is returned to the soil f. the following crop will materially decrease. ha- w and an , WORKS, H St, Its York. R LETTER Yours to please- las. B. White. Special Correspondent of N. C. The business men. a goodly per of the property owners, and the major portion of the of Raleigh hare, apparently, come at last to a of the fact that this town must build an ample auditorium and erect a new. first claw and thoroughly up to date hotel of generous pro . . . . Ti . still also brought him in. that most Arms d for i-TIlLS. TWO MS HAVE BEER PAID IX THE II OH lift OBSERVATIONS by the Orange Va course the straw hat trust head of all other com- x. j. you; policy has people are such great dis- that they never any- thine except Woman seldom understands her self, but she can see clear through Loan Value. Cash Value. Paid up Insurance. I. Extended Insurance that I- Son ;. Will lie re instated it arrears be within mi month while you em other woman. . within three years alter upon evidence Mom y is generally said to be of payment of arrears with interest. is not enough No Restrictions. S. . payable el b, riot of and , f each W rear be paid. be man in love with himself never has a To Increase the m He serves bis who to mate policy payable as during the lifetime ,,, gets his are in mg, a seeding rear, presided the premium for the current They rosy To reduce Premium, or crease the or policy payable as an J. of insured. Greenville. K. C. hands on w bile office. Most u the shadows which cross our path la life are caused by our standing OUT own light. Ho j C. , four twilling at lacy for THE BOARD OF SCHOOL HAVE APPOINTED THE Reflector I last I. . I laud tad bar it with v. the mm- child and while we la . . r.- a-laid or two its U r baa Is a tin. I am. A. P. BROWN, hi D. s Senator and K. Brown As one of the for Public School Pat County. We handle th designated n the State List tor the public and can supply what- ever you need. We COPY slant and tablets, fool's eat crayons, colored crayons, inks it companion boxes, ft;. doable ruled practice writing paper, ten, pencils, slates. For the Man. We a nice Una of double an single entry ledgers. Ion clay books, journal int r books, memorandums, order book, t-. i ks, For Society nave nil kinds and u sets, visiting card, note papers and card tablets. i Our c soapstone l cent, plain lead pencils l cent, rubber tipped had pencil i a nice tablet with pretty cover com. I rayons, with metal hold- in nice wood box j pencil, slate pen- and pan, an rule, all in nice wood box, r A great big wide tablet cents, ink on the market. cents. Copy books to gross In box, cents. fool's ca. paper per quire. A AT EXPOSITION PAN IN A NEW A D GREAT ERA. done without further delay and w more that else the capital city will within three year cease to be the convention city of the State; that other towns are seeking the honor and that if Bab hesitates longer she is lost. The live, progressive element is on top now and this naturally beautiful and ed city will continue the march of and improvement it has been about for the last two or three years, artificially add to its natural beauty until no city the South will surpass ii in attractive- or utility or We are going to vote another 100.000 bond issue next month to continue of beautifying, macadamizing, paving and other- wife improving our streets and sidewalks. AN foil The to extend the school term at the public schools in counties where the terms are in- adequately by securing the sen ices of patriotic teachers who ill agree to teach a few additional weeks of school without salary, is meeting with much encouragement. A number of teachers, especially ladies, are sending in their agreement to the Superintendent of Public lion, and one spirited Miss Fannie Heck, states that she will arrange to have fifty young women teachers go into the arrangement, cost to the State or counties, the years and 1902. good is expected to result from this admirable arrangement. With this supplementing the appropriation by the State for the free public schools, there to lie a great educational revival Carolina. Will r, ml of Ilia la a I a of the past century been The march of swift, and the h. of have been of Is In- hi re has In of liner aM of t Its the mis forces f In a of but a few ago. who ran foretell what the to would to predict what the of on the threshold of this era, . look into the past, and In the grand of progress to be in buildings and Deputy Collectors Phelps and Wheeler came in hem this n with a still that they captured near Black Jack. The officers were on a all Monday night and made the find early this morning. They caught Mr. Jesse Stokes with the Mr. Stokes was taken before United States Commissioner J. A. Lang bound over for trial on the 18th. The still cut up the court house square in the presence of a large crowd that bad gathered around. They do not get a chance often at such a sight in this section. One day last week Deputies Car- son and Wheeler a still the Buck place, two miles from Greenville, but nobody was with it though the kettle was boiling at the time. They cut it holes. It is believed that there is much distilling going on in the county, but a few such raids as these the officers ill lessen it. 1866. j i i n Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Bagging. Ties and Bags. Correspondence and shipments solicited. Paper I am prepared to fill Pa- per and can hang it if desired. line from best to select from. I am also prepared M Is Laving. and in Order aw wall paper W-fl at the stole of Mrs. II. will at- J. H. BUNN, Greenville, X. C. UNIVERSITY Law School. The Summer Term l. -n in I by lawyer. C. N. V. will toe of Sick or w can n.-i core will. the i i- wham .- are with are purely fall to -ti-f--t 1--n. con- taint contain contain Beware and mail. taken. MEDICAL -X. for. and For or i w V Tear for Weekly Times RICHMOND, VA., Now Only Cents a Tear, and includes absolutely free The Monthly, New The Farm Journal, Philadelphia. HE Y MS TIMES. Including Farm Journal and Para- now only per year; per month by mall. Address THE TIMES, Richmond, Va. to OLD DOMINION LINE TICS Steamer leave Washing ton daily at A. M. for ville, leave Greenville daily at IS M. for Washington. Steamer Edgecombe leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at A. M. for Tar leave Tarboro for Green villa Tuesdays. and Saturdays at A. M. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. C. J. J. Greenville, N. O. ATTENTION AGENTS Mr. C. General for North Carolina and Virginia, of that Well- Known and Popular Company, THE MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Co., of to to its large number of policy holder, and to the public generally, of North v will now Resume in this Mate and from this date will issue its and desirable policies, to all de- siring the t-t insurance is the best life insurance company in world. If the agent in your town has yet completed arrangements, address JOHN C. State Agent, Raleigh, N. C. Assets 72.958,922 Paid policy Live, reliable energetic agents wanted at once to wits for Old Benefit. D. W. Prevention better than cure. Tint's Liver Pills will not only cure, but if taken in time will prevent Sick Headache, malaria, constipation, jaundice, torpid liver and kindred diseases. Liver PILLS ABSOLUTELY CURE. North Pitt county in Superior Court. A. P. is. J Notice of C Labs. virtue of an lo the undersigned from Superior court of Wilson in the entitled action, I will on Monday, of at m, at court house door of said comity, sell to lb bidder for to satisfy said Execution, all the right title and which the said W. Lang, defendant has in the following de- scribed real estate to That tract of land township Tilt county, lying on the North creek, adjoining the lands of Mrs. J. It. Tug- well, the Soon heirs, A. and others, known as It. firm, containing six hundred acres more or leas. day of May. 1901. o. w Harrington, Sheriff of Pitt county PILLS TAKEN TO ALT- MAGAZINES. Famous Fountain And m it comes to JOB The Reflector Office Can't Be Beat. of former heavy ordnance will outside This of the ex- will Include the la. Inch gun, with o arranged that neither nor the run Is exposed except during the moment of the it into its original Then. there will be shown the K Inch hired the ff piece of ordnance ever States, ins n of II rill the of heavy yet this Is only one of numerous features of the Government Exhibit for Exposition. exhibit of will made manufacturers, but In a of the around. It will be very large, nil the will want lo Mai is a show- Inn n Mere a considerable f Inventions no, yet by any but which In the possible of the future, will be shown. There will nuns and small fOOl of all t-in-l- and their Ibo American T many this will be one of Toe it tidy ons with width gnat power war Is ever one, and the many In Hue during the past few years have a tendency very naturally to the Interest. That the to satisfy curiosity In this will bu at is gen The short term is the of public schools of this State, this is caused by the lack of money lo pay teaches. A movement volunteer teachers Miss Lena of Scotland county, is the first to She offered to teach weeks without compensation in order that the school in her dis may have a longer term. Miss Heck, of who is i. North some- what like Hiss Gould is in New York, writes State Super- of Public Instruction, Gen. Toon, that she bus arranged for of public schools by volunteer teachers. superintendent has replied in a letter, warmly thanking- her for her interest in the work, and as- of bis co-operation. This ail cl is likely to spread. It is argued young men and i . i. i Is the mean In-.- ,.,,.,. Cl air. It's- vi tin HI I -I IS- II Lt Men. PILLS SO NOTICE TO The Clerk of Superior Court of Pitt Issued letters u on the day of April 1901, on estate of A. R. L. Wilts, deceased, notice is given lo all creditors of said estate to their to the an within twelve months after the date of ibis Ibis notice will be plead in bar of their This the day of April 1901. Executor on the estate of A. R. h. um or and Ionic Mood h pink to and ct I -nth. By mail for with our or strand paid. our to cure Having duly qualified court of Pitt county as the of Mrs. I. T notice is hereby to all persons to the estate to make mediate payment to the undersigned. And all persons having claims said estate must present the same to the an- within twelve mouths from the date this notice, or the same will be in bar of This day of 1901. K. U DAVIS, of Mrs. L. T. Lang. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. The Clerk f the Superior Court of Pitt county having this to the letters of on the estate of W. A. Smith deceased, notice U given to ail persons holding claim raid estate to present them to me for payment on or before 14th day of April 1903. or this notice will be Bar of recovery. All persons indebted to said estate -re requested to payment to me. This the 12th day of April 1801. JESSE A estate of A. Smith. ,,, ears fur Off ll. and lb or Br Basil In plain a ,. . . , . .------our bankable to own la JO days or PSiS- MEDICAL CO. Chicago, ILL by J I. N U 1175.-------- S. M. Wholesale retail Grocer and Furniture Dealer, paid for Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar- Turkeys. etc. Bed- steads, Oak Suits, Ba- young do quite Carriages, Parlor much teaching of public schools u they do teach- schools, and in this way l lie in of illiteracy may in a few years wiped from the State. most unique movement of kind in L. H. Pender, GREENVILLE, N. C. Tobacco Flues, Tin Expert Gunsmith employed. AH kinds and work Gist class. Kr of a specialty. Agent for The Oliver Typewriter suits, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P. and Gail Ax Meat Tobacco, Key West Cheroots, American Beauty Can- Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour, Coffee, Meat, Soap, Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Meal Hulls, Gar- den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nuts, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes. Currents, Raisins, Glass and China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware, Cakes and Crackers, Cheese, Best Butter, Stand- ard Sewing and other goods. Quality and I Quantity. Cheap for Com to see me. GREENVILLE H. C. Cotton Bagging and lies always on baa I Fresh goods kept hand. Country produce sold. A trial will convince D. W. W, R. WHICHARD BRO,, Whichard, N. The Stock complete in every la par and prices low the lowest. Highest market paid for produce. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Letters of administration upon estate of ibis day been issued to mu by the Clerk of Superior Court of Pitt County, Notice is hereby given lo all persons holding claims against estate present to me for payment on or in- 80th day of Ibis la plead in bar All persons indebted to said are to make . tome. This day or March NOTICE TO CREDITORS. letters of lay to by the Clark Court of Pitt county upon the es- of II. Is given to all holding against said estate to present them fur payment on or before lira day of April 1902, or this notice will be plead in bar their recovery. Persona to estate are notified to Immediate payment to me This the 1st day of April CANNON, Public Administrator, administering the es- of late W. II, deceased. UM -DEALER IN- II A GENERAL LINE OF Also a nice Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE HE. J. B. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. of with will this day been issued to me by Clerk of the Superior Court of Pitt county, upon estate of I. K. Laughing- house deceased, notice Is hereby given lo all holding claims against said lo present them to mo for payment day of March his notice will plead In bar their re- All persona indebted to said es- arc notified lo make Immediate pay- to me. with will f L. E. Laughing-1 Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Stocks, Grain and ions. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. The Commoner ISSUED WEEKLY. WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Editor Publisher, Lincoln, in Advance. One Year f Six Months Three Sing. Copy No traveling canvassers are em- ployed. Subscriptions taken at The office. The Semi- Weekly and will be sent together one year for Si or The Reflector and one year for payable in ad- PATENT WASH The Eastern Reflector. D. J. II . PB -k. VOL. XX. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C., TUESDAY, MAY NO We have a fine line of white goods, wash silks, lawn, silk and sailors, shades to suit that are attractive. W. T. LEE CO. Nona genuine unless Red Cress is on label take a WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD TO PRODUCE THE EQUAL OF, for Chills, Fevers, Night Sweets and Grippe, and all forms of Malaria. DON'T WAIT TO SPEND CENTS AND BE CURED I CURES I TRY IT. NO CURE NO PAY. PER DELIGHTFUL TO TAKE. SOME Special Drives IN PRICES To make it easy is to be progressive. To be progressive . more more useful. This store is particularly just tit this season, progressive will find it at all seasons. We are prepared to prove our by mer- policy. We are prepared to prove our by our prices. e are prepared to prove our usefulness to any one who will take trouble to visit our store. Nothing like the fair field, and no favor manner of doing business. It wins confidence that stands like mountains built with rock More than yards Homespun, yard wide kind Price Dimity, colored Lawns spring col- ors, regular lo values, price Fine India Lawns wide regular price and our price IO One Case Fruit of the Loom full yard wide, yards only to one customer y More than Ladies Fine Slip- that must go at fee per pair. Ladies Fine Shoe to per pair. All kinds Lace and yard. Umbrellas More than Suits to to be, pushed out in the next days. Remember suits cost nothing and no offer will lie re- fused. Lace Curtains Boys Ladies Kid Gloves el, our price Every celebrated hand made Shoe, the best shoe earth, ways fl, for the next days our price will Only one pair to customer. Madras Shirts for men and boys white Shirts, worth our price Well know we arc the shirt people, but we just happen to stumble over styles that other stores charge for. John Spool Cotton, for Just bear in mind that you can buy from us as cheap as other stores buy to sell again. We invite every man, woman and child Pitt county to visit our store within the next days We don't promise us many promises us other stores. We only have one that is to save you money. Push is hardly necessary behind such bank of bargains as presented All are just such material as wanted now. KICKS k WILKINSON. U Law Invalid, A Wilmington dispatch to the News Observer it is learn- ed what is considered good authority able counsel in Wilmington have employed to resist the enforcement of the present revenue law on the ground that its of passage by the last assembly was in con- section article of Constitution. It is claimed by employed that in- formation is hand that when the bill came up for reading the Senate it was weighted with amendments and after it wen back to House many of the amendments were and others rejected; that even when bill came back to Senate as amended it was read out-time and passed reading and after wards ratified. If this information is correct, leading lawyers say the whole revenue act is invalid as the court of North Carolina has several times decided that unless a of this character passed three readings on days and the nays were recorded in the second reading, the bill is void. If this opinion is correct the revenue will he derived aider the net of ,, The correspondent of the Charlotte Observer interviewed Turner, Pies-1 of the Senate, about the revenue act, Mr. Turner passed the House and came over to us. It passed the second in the Senate by an aye and no vote and then amendments were put on. It pass- ed its third reading also on roll call. It went back lo the House. That body refused to concur the Senate amendments asked for a committee of conference. This was appointed. It made its re- port, recommending that the House concur of the Senate amend that the Senate recede from of them The report was adopted. It wits my that the amendments were so ma- that should have passed their three readings on roll-call on separate days. I called the of some Senator to matter, but the term was up. it being the day before adjournment, anxious lo get away, so nothing was It may that the courts will tie called to set tie the question, if a formal point is raised. There will be two the bill pass its readings y, that is, were amendments not of sufficient moment, material alterations, to make their passage, on roll-call, on three several days necessary under the terms of the Second, in ease this is true, does the bill as it I louse tine side will of course intend that there were no such material as to require the aye no vote. courts may hold that it stands as it passed the House, leaving the taxes much higher, as the Senate's amend- were all conservative. So what can the public gain now by an opening of question It does not seem to US as if it is to the interest of the public lo a point. I don't believe the failure to pass by roll-call the amend- will destroy Y CO. Just Received. TO THE AND CUSTOMERS OF PITT ADJOINING COUNTIES. We are still in the forefront of the race after your We offer you the bast selected line of, General Merchandise to be found in any stare in County. Well bought choice creations of the best manufacturers of America Europe. Seasonable all the year Spring, and Winter. We are at work for yours and mutual ad vantage. It to our pleasure to show you what you want and to sell you if we can. attention, and business built up strictly on Its own merits. When to market you will do yourself Justice if you do not sec our immense stock before buying elsewhere. and the following lines of general merchandise. A large line of Baby Caps, Belts, laces and Embroideries Ladies Col- and Cuffs all Sizes largest handsomest link OF MILLINERY the desire i We after you the very service, polite tastes while you most liberal terms consistent with a well Hats, Bilks, Braids, Ornament the milliners line. Is in charge of my millinery and it t on hand one will be trimmed to Goods and Notions, Shoes. Hats and Jackets Carpets, Mattings and Oil Cloths. Men's. Women's and Harness, Horse Blankets i Shoos. I Dusters, and suit your Flowers, Ribbons, and everything Flour, Meat. Lard. Scad Is, Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails and Rope. Furniture. Headquarters for Furniture and in that line. We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Hither or Approved Credit Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Your Friends, Three Times The Value OF ANY OTHER. ONE EASIER. THIRD FASTER. V C of May Board of -i held regular L. J. Chapman, Commissioner elected the April term, came forward qualified, making the lull Hoard present. pauper orders were issued claims the allowed. L. Book was released from payment of taxes in town- ship erroneously charged against him. Mrs. Elisabeth was released from payment of taxes acres of laud in township charged against Nottingham A Wren Co. released from the pay of taxes on one town erroneously ed them. BLACKJACK ITEMS k, N. c., W. II. tilled appointment here Sunday light. went down in Beaufort Saturday re- turned Sunday. Some of our young ladies bad pleasure entertaining two of boys Sunday. J. W. Alford and B. Waters. After spending quite a day returned to Sunday evening. Jodie Dixon went to Monday . We were glad to have Mr. Forbes with awhile last Thurs- day . W. of Washington, passed through this morning. Marcellus Tyson is on the mend. He is able lo be out again. territory Manufacturing Company, Atlanta, Ga. For sale S. T WHITE, Greenville, The desire to please is as normal as the of displeasing the other sex. the great game men lose their heads, women their hearts; the first arc only hurt temporarily. Cupidity makes many ma triages and stupidity many divorces. To put tho adjectives and be careful to make your manner Rare is a blush maiden, but youth who is an Fitly Cant, a m a Number THE SOUTH'S LITERARY WEEKLY Published at Atlanta, Ga. After a career of more or lean activity In the Southern field over u quarter of a The Sunny South again a weakly, more than St any time Its hi It contains serial from the know authors the over. It la to Southern readers Southern w n story paper. stories, . of peace, at home and poems, ideas, hints fur home everything old and young will up. by in with full to cover In. and son, April 27th, will bole South. This is your and only for a full year of it. of it Bu cent. pries Is only fifty a The 1- u i the One sample copy lo your Whose names mid on n card, provided t once. A live full amount net lo us, the The Sunny South a tree. The Sunny South your old Mend a new Improving, every to excel last one. The Is here last, It I he . South In combination the .; South Meekly M Atlanta Weekly for only to I he South, got these two great paper doe . oral I the other News. Add res to w e help expressing the B. M. Lewis was released Horn sympathy we have for our voting payment of taxes on acres of friend, f. r. Rerun, when we see land in Falkland township charged him. to some M. Manning refunded very intimate near Ayden. in all against I U. c. preach near him collected. re next Sunday. Joyner . from the of poll tax and properly tax charged against him. Xe says a J. J. Smith, J. W. Baker southland Shade F. were there recently. from pull tax have following names were ad like to have you t the pauper list for monthly you like Harriett Gray, Joe poetry, ma'am I rave over Tucker, William Ade line Via, yes I rave over Daniel, and Millie Blount. us bis W. I. was allow the Brat to file bis bond kick over the desk and oath as cotton the town of Greenville, II. who was appointed one of he stock law commit lee, ten- bis and E. Lang Was appointed in his plan . W. G. Little and Holland were appointed a lo ex- and bi it Hill. re .- I Health. It ordered J. M. Smith lie sent lo Home. A. I. and Jesse Z IT were appointed a committee to tel tie U. M. Mooring, tax col- An of advertising la by Dr. I'm stock law Walsh, n in gave notice that ., , require a levy of on the lie worth to build years before and maintain the stock Ian I had used Clerk was ordered In issue but that advertising II In tin- us a .- THE SUNNY SOUTH, ATLANTA, GA his hands, yank his beard hi hair, I brow lire in bis eyes roll butt his head null, and do other world without cud. She lo a safe coiner, when the was over meekly have yon been be gasped, we rave over , poetry. However, in next lime, and we'll see if worth Mm public load in sin Creek ship bridge and Root rood. a load in township continuing what i known m in the town Of I'll Since n million of gallons have unit year, an enormous -inn i its lure.- Record.

DRUM EASTERN REFLECTOR GREENVILLE, N. C. O. J. WHICHARD, Ed. Owner WASHINGTON From Washington, ., Key Well, banner has been raised, and boom for the republican nomination I'm President in is cu the road. Ii will m having been very fittingly started Hanna's two as Ms Senator is i next ,.,,.,;,,.,;, Presidential candidate of the Be Hanna was in Washington Entered at the Post Office at Greenville, O., as Second Class Mail Matter. May SHOW OF LIVE STOCK. publicans. There is hope tot Dem- success after all Halifax bonds to the amount of were sold Mon- day for is equal to about dollars on the Greenville is not and does not de- sire to be on a but the prospects that there is some rapid growing just ahead for the town. The improvements should be of a permanent The made by The King's Daughters I'm the establish- of a reading room ought to meat the approval of citizen of The town is in need something of the kind. Wall street was wild with a panic There was more Hie stock market than bus been seen in many a day. j of the editorial pulse. So M There was a terrific crash in prices how ti i received by and stocks broke in even- editors whether the when Perry Heath's London inter view launching the boom was pub lie denies being a date for President, bat he does it that can see that lie is tickled almost to death w I he No one who knows the relations between Heath and and those between Hanna and Mr. will be- that the Heath interview was a surprise to of other two men. and there is little that the full power the ti in. through the army of Federal office holders will be exercised to push the Hanna boom along make his nomination possible, less the republican press attacks it so viciously ii- it will be made plain. Thai is what democrats fear. No demo era ha- been since the boom sincere- ho e that Hanna will gel the nomination. Democrats wish him to gel it, not because they think be would be easy to beat bid because the beating him more than any man that could possibly be The Heath i- in reality a feel- t be re pulse, especially NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS NOTES. S. May The Carriage Co. re- order from another State list Wednesday night for a car load of buggies. We are free to admit w hen this first began here we were somewhat dubious as lo its success, plying strictly to BIG EXHIBIT FOR THE AT BUFFALO. Ike For .-.- of The of live stock St Pan- at the coming summer will Include alt ties domestic animals. have been made to ac- on the rounds. Liberal prizes all classes will be offered. A fashionable horse show- will b. S feature of the display and i ; horse., and adhering close Jumpers, etc. This exhibition will be to and truth at fashioned on lbs lines of the constructing their buggies of Garden show and will lie held,, , . , , , st the Stadium. j the very best material, employing A model exhibition dairy, composed the most Skilled labor, their nil breeds of milk cows, will be in meeting the public operation luring the six of the . . . , i has most A great of the varied cry day almost shipments are cultural products from the from states, provinces and countries of tie. . . . . , ,, . Western Hemisphere will be trade bespeak the not the Agricultural building, covering two day when they will rank as one of . the largest concerns of its kind in Awards for all meritorious Its , . . . will be mads direct o individual ex- lair sunny The employers and employees of The closing of the Nineteenth h,, A ,; M-r Co high, l. witnessed marvelous strides , , the of methods In the alter the cotton world. Formerly the whole business making season was over that they WU conducted largely by -rule of , , u ,, Instead a vocation . a apprenticeship It Is fast Hut then- seems to lie tor becoming an exact science. In which We can discern no abate- chemistry and bacteriology play In- . e part The Increasing Inter- to the stream of order, con- est end attendance at the various dairy coming from every throughout tho United for the various kinds of and Canada, the existence of great ,, , . , . , and commercial organic- articles they manufacture and to lions for the manufacture sale of say the gentlemen composing this dairy products. Is an much elated over the Union ti tin- achievements of . . , ,. In this great industry the prospects I he present and Hie government has appropriated vast future Is only to utter a most pro sums of money to help the dairyman In troth his work, and this Is indicative of its i , Importance as n factor of the great, laud while on his way foul problem of the world. home from Greenville, yesterday, The ten lines of the Was kicked by a lion. -Money was light. pushed, small brokers shut on shops . In- not, to a is a extern, I lie if and shoes New Mexico has rounded out lie considered fairly representative hist bull century as a territory, of other article of commerce, having been such a lime h M ,, . ., , at home and abroad, than any other in the history American shoes are Inc the United States. She has eve, j ,,, , thing that to statehood from the War Depart- except t Li- certainty of voting for u shows both Spain and Republican President. This i- Germany sold many hoots why she has not been admitted. toe last y ii the States the ,, , . . ,. exact figures being Spain, T 1.1 .; . , . the . . .- at Buffalo opened Mr contention public mi the of May. the I that we took and intend to keep formal dedication exercises will Philippines solely for not take place the 30th. Au view of ire mentions of cash we have put and are pulling into Phil- seem that our trail lo make a better hos ii ii i in and lo leave Mr. teeth were is indeed were not elaborate has been ranged for that occasions and handsome seal The acknowledges re of . long been A few stales and provinces In the east no t driving. Mr. Hanna will lie withdrawn or longer enjoy the exclusive distinction CD badly and of being In the dairy In the , . , . Hairy building at the Exposition space ha already been risked for by Maine that his and Manitoba and Texas, serious The supposed of soil, ,.,,,, r, climate sad food In portions of Harper, of Black Jack, America have largely been spent Monday night with his son, by the skillful dairyman, and to- j u- ft Sue day splendid representatives of dairy . . . , , animals ire found wherever the who has been living here and nutritive value of milk a long while home him to re- i Adequate con- of magnitude of the dairy In the States there one cow to , , ., . , every four persons, or cows. pupil of our school, The annual milk production Is by Lancaster, came mated Add to this the ,, , her brother, Simeon, who of dairy cows. and . ,. . , , have To this add s attending school here. the Investments in dairy appliances. Miss Annie of m d w. reach a grand total of , Invested In this great Industry ,,. In the United States and Canada. The great countries to the south of u. Con- J. K. Manning and W. I. Win- m people from these countries at Washington the Exposition In than bars day, haven't got back yet THE HOTEL r i mi II, In i ,,. He,, warn I ha of the bright U-U- boys Si the day, am some MS you lo a by- stander am simply going to hotel to or Si. for a and the hoy paused to let remark soak that's your idea a good lime. i. queried I on I am not through yet. I am to a big hotel with three big grips, and I am going f make the bell boy carry all of up IS the room for me. I won't even the small- one. Tin a as mum as am my I am going to have some Ice will om ring for ice water, but for after be i limbed lo the I i ill--vs. me not per- to i;,, you know, and I shall lake a mom lower than the when lie has climbed up flier. I v III tell him I want some lee water. will drink all the ii-e water can and tin- in a cuspidor. Then I will ring for more In- water, After that I shall a served In my mow. i nut must in my scheme. T n I will in lake a and will rail a lo carry my grip down to When I re- turn. I will ling fr-r more ice waler. will Insist nil having the bellboy serve me all the lime, and I'll keep Ii I ill chasing be will curse at every step. Then when I get ready t . leave and he is happy t think lie shall never see my face I will give in i You know I a hoy to all trouble warding him. I through mill myself. What I bare Just described to a bi every day of hi- life all get- ting the dollar it Is as City f pulling iv- wife will raise Cain with me if she dim-overs I've I e. a drinking you've cm to is to old your en you r-i near her. all i. Inn I I i I to be PLACE THE MEN. It has been for more than live years the dream, I hope soon to be realized, of one of the members of the Patient Circle of The King's Daughters that the Circle should take for its specific work the es- of a reading room or club room for men of Green- ville. It is sadly true that Green- ville open saloons, and ha.-, practically place of social gathering for her young men, especially those who have homes. the name for sake of our common humanity, I do ask that the different Orders among our brothers, all the people of the town co operate with us this work. has it, circuiting library reading room hundred volumes. In the name of Master help us do something of the kind for our town. Sincerely earnestly, Owe Or Tub who cans are grabbers do realize thousands of pitiful catch ate the ding all. statement has been made in I It is Week In, el speak for II mat r i be the States and Canada , . l the past half century the great com- P f n i opportunity to exhibitors The infant child of Mr. Mrs. I and Supplies needs no j Cory ,., further comment. , ,, . , , . A bug-, beautiful building located It will be buried in near the Agricultural building will be burial ground tomorrow. I I i to Dairy Product. I went I n Apparatus All the products will be exhibit- W hat for We The Fair Association. At the meeting of directors of the Fair association, held last night, a resolution was passed that the association lie trustee of fair to make sale of same, subject to mortgages held against the property, thus causing the association to go This move is made preparatory to the the new fail- association, as provided for and subject to the subscription of shares which has been provided. A meeting is called for of the Subscribers to the stock of new- fair association, to meet next Wed- night, May 15th, at the city hall, when the new will be perfected. Journal, May S, Mrs. T. J. Jarvis Mrs. J. B. Cherry have been appointed to collier with the men of the town to sec what assistance they will and they will gladly meet committees from the different lodges at time they may point. B. Secretary of the Circle. Woman Suffrage. Woman suffrage is not for launching yet. A woman of Chicago has to get right up a to say. women would use as much and energy as participation in legislation would require ii Inching i hen children,, boys and girls alike, in a broad, liberal way, the great principles of temperance they would do more In ft generation towards evil of intemperance and purity than they could do by a of Now, there you've got Bites of Insects, reptile, dugs, and cats. of and In- with Pain-Killer, the quickest and surest remedy for pains, and of any kind. In use for and Sold everywhere. Avoid but one Peril Price and versa rule abroad. For institute, allowed lo return lo London restaurants, you are re- quired to pay separately and for a napkin, a of water, a slice of bread, and so on. We are so menu a- nil I here arc more re looking around in a quiet way I ban people are aware of, It menus that man who to invent here. II they arc to be induced to locale among us, those Inning properly on the market should b o high prices upon it. Good tors ate sometimes run in m a in this way. Id be inn away from Die. them lo come. As there is said to a doctors lo this country, It may be veil to note is a vacancy iii the medical staff of the Sultan lo a Midden death. The in giving massage to bis patient, and Inadvertently pinched a sensitive muscle. II is. Highness a gun shut the dial. Any doctor who for the vacant place should the quick stranglehold, I he Tic throat bis will i e ed expiration of his present leave absence. It is lid administration regards I interviews mi matters pertaining lo China and art- , published decidedly longer ha.- of u in his i to gel be republican nomination gov of Men who have ken i to be friend to Conger are disgusted with his i- at Chinese to i . s. who did m ire than oilier i, Conger's reports from in early of hint it ions, A farmer's wife, lo The in Agriculturist, that it ha- been her c , .,. summer for years, nod sin sums up her have had boarders of all from the w Uh it- to the an maiden Indies and school lent Tin-, contented A has been on a process to extract from dust. What public needs a process in extract the stud from Press. id iii properly refrigerated for pi of as far possible the and quality of loots exhibition. Inhibitors v hose is a portion of their i r provincial displays will not be charged for exhibit space, but exhibitors will be charged per square foot for occupied. exhibit Of Hairy Appliances will embody all the recent Inventions improvements made In this Industry, hiding sterilizers, pasteurizers, coolers, churns, etc. power will lie furnished In the building should exhibitors desire to demonstrate the work of their ma- chine, for tin- benefit of the visitor. The exhibit In the division will be s selective one and In point of at Interest mid utility will surpass anything ever before attempt- ed. A M Dairy, composed of i of ell the breeds, will be In operation during the entire Exposition for the purpose of determining far as possible cost of production and tie- adaptability of certain breeds to -I. id s dairy work. These division, are In charge of Mr. F. A. Coot el-.- net Is the m lug i i nil,. I II- i-i . sir, If. when the do e rung it t-, people l. sick inn It. tor. Take a it was late, but in- still lingered. have boon trying to the young woman remarked after n pause In lbs pi in- of I lit i. a reaching t lo- hat, and I ill go, but It always a be add-a. w a profound bow, know, Miss that you called i mill Wife was to Join , i I, , an lids Mi- aid In, but we've got n who let- been from ., sad my to tall. In her by making . t don't Miss Smith, of near Green- ville, who has visiting Misses for several days, returned home on this morn- train. Allen Mills, of Black Jack, of our good old time farmers was here Friday good old and shoulders, he sold to II. K., was a caution lo ye Western pork buyers. And he got the solid cash, too, his smoke house he has plenty more. Such as he asks for They pay as I hey go. Mis. A. been rushed alums to death past four weeks lays her sales hats, insertions, silks, notions, ave gone far beyond her expectations. She also gays has a line line of up-to dale walking hats baby caps she will -ill cheaper than be the lovelier a call and be convinced. J. K. A. I., sells lest truck barrels on market. buying. You can't help down on a man when he's a hole. men's seldom their What a Davis i It not INS ills of Its is also horses and It never here known lo fail in a of c. and for sprains, it IN- in is Pain-Killer. Perry Price and Could anything be more pitiful than the attempt a Christian Science mother in lo raise from the dead her three who bad lain their graves fur This pour deluded stretching her hands forth calling upon her little ones to come to her, to lie removed from the cemetery by con- to a hospital far the There may be no legal attaching to the promotion of beliefs so to invariable natural laws and to such unhappy incidents, but there is a terrible The persons who pursue faith cure healing as a money business cannot be deemed Fraternal Revival., The recent of fraternal lions of is almost equal The odd Fellows are having applications faster than they can lie initiated without hold frequent special meetings for degree work. The Masons knights of Pythias are new members every meet- No town the sue of Ibis can show working orders than Arm In Arm. Having bought up many railroad lines, Morgan is now hues to bis transportation trust. If it goes through, you will have to walk or swim to keep from paying tribute lo After be perfects his trust, and pours copious showers of water into its stock, he will then join with the Socialists and favor ownership of rail- roads, selling all bis watered to the Government at a high price. Thus the socialist and the will arm in arm. News and Observer. When a politician announces that be is out of politics for good people begin to wonder for whose good. Dry is the kind usually displayed by the barroom wit. When thieves fall out they have a worthy of their steal. a fellow is on bis own resources he is usually broke. Some men keep of the land lord by keeping with the rent. In these days when a man dis- plays common politeness ho is to- lo as a of old school. Women are Like and bloom. Sickly, they and de. F . try woman ought to look well and ll wall, but ; g-ht as well try to put out a tin with oil as lo healthy and at- tractive corroding tho organs that make he-a woman. Upon health depends her health. If there is or weakening or at monthly period,. Attend to Ii at once. Don't j lay. one step nearer the every day you oil. Women a great deal, but they live with disease dragging at the. most delicate and In body. You may in r i s , me, a slug on wool be dis- III III. 1.1 r. bail kill the m nu r- n ill. There ,, am h u I B. o- is pain, , It J ll ibis quickly easily and no ., m. they wilt be or . . I-., r His at M , -I- I r , STATE NESTS. North Judge Adams has been recommended by Senator a judge in the Phil- Islands, and will no doubt be appointed. II. L. an of the Southern was killed at Charlotte Friday. His bead was caught between the cars his skull crushed. At a of the Bishops of Methodist church South, in Louisville, last week the holding of the North Carolina and Western North Carolina Conferences for this year were assigned to Bishop grove. Private B. M. Brown, of the I; won the gold medal in the prize drill at the 10th. There were six competitors, every com- in the State Guard being rep- resented. An county boy found a torpedo a field near the rail- road. He took the torpedo to a blacksmith shop, put it on anvil and struck it with a hammer. There was a loud explosion and of the boy's hands was blown to pieces. Thank Prom The tor. We wish to express our and gratitude to all who service in any way during our Es do we wish to return our sincere thanks to the courtesy ex- to us from The also to Mr. who printed our badges. The Osceola Band, who so gave us their services, and made us all merry with such strains of sweet melody. The choir others who assisted us with the music. The for the use of their church. The Fellows for the kind offer of their bull. Mr. who generously gave us ice. Also lo the sexton, Mr. Daniel, and little page. he to whom we indebted for faithful service. And to all the of the town who in any way- lent a helping to our work, we beg to make our grateful ac- Going to advertise sometime in the future will not brine business to you today. Going to wait limes get menus the missing of dollars would come to you now for the asking. Gone will be your if you in-elect Ibis mi- and let your more get ahead of you and stay ahead. wait. The easiest, quickest and best way to sell anything is to it Such an advertisement goes straight to the people, they learn what yon have to sell and you reap the benefit. We have just purchased a large supply of bright and motive cuts to illustrate ad- you are at to then. It Mill know just what you want to say, we will help you get up your advertise- That Is our business, to help you talk to the people. Tho cost of advertisement Tut Is the easiest part. SHOES We don't, sell shoes to every- body, we want to but others must live. Just come and look at our Shoes HOWDY DO. High cut, low cut, black and tan, for children. men, women f its THE He sells Clothing, Hats and Furnishings also. Speak to Me, to 1901. Frank went to today. J. B. Jarvis left this morning for Alligood went thin morning. , of were here today. Mack Hearne returned day evening from Tarboro. A. Sugg returned Wednesday evening from Washington Mrs. A. If. and child left this for Henderson. Miss Lena this morn- for to visit who vis Zeno left this morn- for Tarboro. c. L. Van of Greens- wits here today in the interest Of the Alumni building at the University, n J I Dr. J. P. Sugg, of who has visiting friend in Ibis county, took the here this for bis borne. Hun ice and Tom I lithe left this for to sent the Greenville Light Infantry the drill that takes place there tomorrow. Mrs. A. Kicks, until recently of Washington, who ban been spending a day or two hue, left this morning for Savannah, Ga., where she will make her home in future. EASTERN NOTICE. If there is a CROSS in the margin of this paper it so to remind you that you owe K for subscription and we request you to settle as early as pas- We need what YOU owe us and hope you will not keep us waiting for it. This notice is for those who find the cross mark on their paper LOCAL Chopping out has com- Many of the farmers complain of a poor stand corn. Exposition post- age stamps have put their on letters. There was not enough back about spring to keep back the potato bug. He is in evidence as usual. L. M. has opened a grocery store in the BOW building just fitted up by Higgs Bros, near the depot. Tit b ledges an invitation to the commencement of College, Durham, June 2nd to The highest praise has been en me by those to whom I sold the Standard Ma- chine. Proprietor W. B. James is the Carolina a popular place. He is on the lookout to get the best of every- thing to be had for his patrons. Marriage License. Register Of Deeds T. B. Moore i marriage licenses to the fol- lowing parties White B. M. and Ada Griffin. J. II. Askew and Bessie Allen. Paul and John Maggie Cox. C. H, Hopkins and Ward. Hall Storm, The Swift Creek Calico sec- of the county had a heavy hail storm Friday evening. Mr. Job tells us that a little be- low him the hail was six inches deep in some places. Not on Ills Mr. W. J. who the Buck place two miles from town, says tho still reported found last week by rev- officers was not his place as stated. He has a licensed still. The The authorities have print- and are mailing to bidders and others interested, circulars giving full particulars of the sale of bonds to be made on the 28th of June under the act passed by the last Legislature. Shot Himself. James Brown, u colored man, shot himself in the top of the head with a pistol this morning. The ball was too high to penetrate the skull but made a considerable scalp The man was full of whiskey and it is thought he shot hi nisei with suicidal intent. Daily Reflector Meet, at The Committee of North Carolina Press Association decided upon City the place for holding the next State selected are July 10th 11th. Secretary J. of the Concord Turn was authorized to arrange a trip for the members of the Association to the Ex position, starting on September 20th. There's a new walk that is It is known as the golf limp. One need not be club foot- ed to indulge in It. Marriage. J. P. Nichols, of Pitt and Miss of this county, were married yesterday evening at 7-30 o'clock 1-y Dr. II. D Harper. The couple spent lust night at Mr. near here and went to the home of the groom today. We extend beat wishes. Free Press h. Ml. Mi-- Lucy Johnson is sick. W. B. Parker Went to T. K. Little went to Washington N. Gorman returned today. It. II. this morn- for Plymouth, W. Thursday even- W. J. Nichols went to Thursday evening. It. returned Thursday evening from Philadelphia. John Lamb, of came Thursday N. E. Ward, of Washington, spent today here with bis brother, Walter Ward. Mrs, L. Can- and little daughter, Lillian, this for Wilson. S. It. Chapman, of South Caro- has taken a posit here at the marble yard of J. C. of Tarboro, who has been her sister, Mis. W. L. returned home this morning. Mrs. Z. A. Long, who bus been her daughter, W. V. Harding, left I till fur hum. ti. B. Harriss little daughter, Nina, left this for to a meeting the Women's Mission- Society. May 100.1. J. B. Warren went to today. II. T. King this morning. up road E. Kick lea Ibis morning. went to Cotton Fire. Augusta, o'clock this afternoon a serious cot ton lire occurred here. The lire raged until live o'clock. At one time it looked if entire cot- stock of the city, bales, would lie consumed, as a strong wind was blowing. Five thousand bales wen- consumed three of the largest warehouses in the city were badly damaged. The loss is of School. The Washington say it can be proven that over one and sixty have nun ed to Washington to enjoy the of the graded schools of that town. This is good argument that to have a graded school. Our people will have the opportunity of voting for such a school on the 21st. How will you vote t J. this L. lo II looming. Denmark, of spent Friday here. It. It. Gotten came in Friday evening from Raleigh. fell day evening for . O, Cox lo Johnson's Stills Friday evening. I. L. Fleming returned Friday from Charleston. Kev. F. II. Harding went to Friday evening. W. C. Mines hits moved into his Greenville. J, K. and children returned Friday evening from Hal- W. B. Smith and family Friday evening for Mills to visit relatives. May Fred Shep- of visiting Mrs. F. Whaley, South Greenville. Mis. Denmark, of who has bow her mother, B M. re turned home Friday evening. mm 4-3 CA P. e- HI Hi H p, o C u a bi A a u, ft b ft a r- P H M y ti Is as f S C j O a P i J i s a S M pad ., M M C Cs . .

Have You Forgot THAT I AM STILL AN TO DATE LINK OF Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, A NUMBER OF WHICH I USABLE TO to see me for Barrel Flour or Pork. Bicycle, Man and Dot. town . Tours to please Jas. B. White. TWO TEARS PREMIUMS HAVE BEES PAID IX THE MUTUAL lift Hit Ml NEWARK, x. J . policy has l. Loan Value. j. Cash Value, Paid op Insurance, I. Extended works automatically, .-. Sou ft. Will be reinstated if arrears be paid within on month while you a i- or within three after lapse, upon evidence of and of arrears with interest. A after second So Restriction. Incontestable. Dividends are payable el the beginning of the second and I each mi year, provide. premium for the year be paid. may lie To reduce Premiums, or To Increase the Insurance, or To wake policy payable an during lifetime of insured. J, L. SUGG, Mr. T. I. was up with his left arm in splints, as the result of a bicycle accident he was his way home the previous As he was speeding South Tryon street a dog run out in front of him. It was just opposite the Butler property. The dog was tor a cat and had neither eye nor ear the Asa result he struck the bicycle between wheels. The dog's neck was caught in the chain and carried to the sprocket wheel, where it was cut off U neatly as a guillotine could j write illustrated bare done It. That ended the in pamphlet, for the dog, course. The sent free. heel was badly wrecked and Mr. was a terrific the result being that his arm was broken throe between the wrist and elbow and one between the elbow and shoulder. The cat escaped. Charlotte Observer. Every cotton planter should Atlanta, Ii. J. Dear I cannot too u. to mothers trot for their an I have used it with the nut with chill and while hate Si. Set two under remedial, our child, that taken i- tine, It. I . v, A P. DROWN, H. l. of U Senator and Joseph K. KALI WORK. ,, N I Si, W. T. Greenville, N. C. Leader in id ii My store was visitors on i have the Handsomest Millinery In- been shown in hive the complete lock of g it. the line. HatS in endless and nil shape. WALKING HatS BEADY TO-WEAK that can he desired Rowers, Ribbons and Ornaments. Wash Silks for Shirl line Ruby Caps. I also hive lot of Pictures and Re sure call Mrs, M. D. f a mean looking lost man it dollar fur businessmen. If n mini is m W he wears, he i- Hi head he uses. An artistic, hi id ma lie looked on an i I II will he dOn The price Join, ii ill be too. ., .,., I. Reflector Office. aw nil it if Niagara mu Lake ii I.- it-no mil ii I, i rally car ii m i -r walk Take n A v no, Moderate rule Ail r -i prompt attention, JOSEPH Ai MOORE, . ha, Niagara Buffalo, V. BARGAIN, DAYS. Mill is US, i Is Not Yet The excellent series of sermons at Methodist church Rev. J. l. Bandy, on the I Coming of have put Ia good many people to thinking I carefully studying of I the times. We have beard some ; very able learned men. in dis- cussing matter, say they would not In- sin it m any time Christ should appear, many of spoken of the prophets have . me to pass. Wars and rumors . Wars, nation against nation and I times. People going to and fro upon the earth and a I real feeling of unrest. All these shall come to pass, the lend is not Weldon News. People who oil stock are apt lo gush about it. Tin- customs inspector always goes where duly calls. The people who sing their own praise don't indulge duets. A man's conscience often upon condition his liver. A fellow has lo lie sick once in a while to really enjoy good health. You often see a girl who ran paint china and make biscuits, makes me remark- ed the inventor as he looked at his Hying machine. Bartenders should he cheerful individuals, considering the fact so men drop in just for a smile. who says he would rather give his quarter to the heathen than go to the cir- us will bear A clear conscience be Shad fishermen and dug catchers go in for net gains. Von can't paint the town red unless yon have long green. Some men are so accomplished they can speak six languages, nut be able to tell the truth iii one men are cranks, and yet you them down. It is DO Crime be poor; neither is it a virtue. A Little Breeze la Mr. May informs us that Mr. Will reported to him that the recent storm in his neigh- some wonderful things. For a tobacco bed on one side of Mr. was taken up and carried several yards, landing much the worse for its windy ride This blackbird story not long since gotten off by one of young the above was written we bad an interview with Mr. Mutton. He us that Mr. May was a witness to the removal of tho to- bed. Hut he us that the storm did great damage in his trees were blown down and for a distance of a mile and a half crops were mined. The wind blew the chimney off borne of Mr. Wood, Creek township. Free Press. Doctors Bilious and Fevers which prevail dis- arc invariably by derangements of the Stomach and Bowels. The Secret of Health. The liver is the driving in the mechanism of man. and when is out of order, the whole system becomes de- and disease is the result. Liver Pills Cure all Liver Troubles. Of a Fireman Muse, the street station, is a great of game chicken employs his spare time in raising chickens, He missed one of his hens a few days ago, but her absence was account ed for last night, when the fire en was sent out to do some pump- After the fire had been started, it was that an odd sort of fuel was u, the fire box an investigation revealed a baked hen It eggs. The hen had made her nest the tire box of the engine had gone to set- IN j. w. i a. Norfolk, Va, Coil on Factors handlers of Bagging, Ties and Bags. and shipments solicited. L. Ii. Pender, GREENVILLE, N. C. Tobacco Flues. Expert employed. All kinds Gun and Locksmith work in -i class. Be of gnus a specialty. Agent for The Oliver Typewriter REWARD will iT the above reward an case of Liver Complaint, i -u we can cure with the Little I'M. when tho direction are are purely never fail to rive ,. con- contain contain IS pill. Beware Kent mall. CO- and street III. tale by J I ;, . N Paper Hanging. I am lo fill w pr and can hang it Full lino of from designers to I prepared to do short notice Orders f-r Wall paper left of Mrs. M. will at- J. H. BUNN, K. C. Test for Times VA., Now Only a Year, and includes absolutely free The Paragon Monthly, New The Farm Journal, Philadelphia. DAILY AND Journal and Para- Monthly, now only per year; per month by mail. Address THE TIMES, Va. OLD DOMINION LINE Would Be Devil's Idea of Hard Work. idea of people being able to secure employment It's all remarked a well known Philadelphia printer. other day I was in need of a boy to run sort and other- wise play so I put out Hie sign In fifteen a rather bright soil of a lad applied for the alter explaining to what bis duties would be, telling bis salary would be to start with, I thought everything was satisfactory and asked him it be wanted to start in immediately or wait until next day. drawled out, like job, but I don't think me father would want me to do such bard work. I exclaimed in my boy your duties will lie very Yes, be replied, I mean will hard work carrying all that money home with on pay And with that be darted out the door. Didn't that jar and Ink. UNIVERSITY Law School. The Term July to Thorough in courses admitting to Um liar. by eminent lawyers, For C. U. North Pitt in Court. A. V. i ts. of Sale. c J By virtue of an directed lo in from I lie Superior court of Wilson In tin- I will of June, at in, at the court house door of said sell to bidder to i Execution, the title and interest which the said W. C. ha.- in tho following real estate to That tract of land in the north tide i creek, and adjoining I be of Mrs. Bessie Bull ck, J. R. Tug- well, the Moon heirs, II. A. and others. known S, Lug six l more or less. the day of May. W. county to ATTENTION AGENTS Sir. C. Agent for North nod Company, BENEFIT Life Co., of Dishes to its large number of holders, and to the public of North will now In state from this date will issue its policies, to ill de- the very insurance life in the world. If .-.-iii in your town bu not yet completed JOHN Agent, N. C. Paid Live, wanted at lo work for Old Benefit. Steamer leave ton daily at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at T for Tar- leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays, and Saturdays at A. M. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. C. J. J. Greenville, N. C. DEALER IN NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The Clerk of the Superior Court of county, letters to me. the on the day of April 1901, on the estate of H. A. R. L. notice is hereby given to all creditors of estate to t heir to the . within twelve after the data of this notice, off this notice will be plead i bar of their recovery. This the of April Executor L. Chill nil That i they were made tor. after other tall. No cure, hit par PILLS Vitality. Lost Car t or blood builder. to i and restores ; of By nail las. o PILLS SO with our to paid. for circular copy of our i a EXTRA Busies for Lo of Power, or Sir. Fit. the Um of Opium or Br mail In plain 1.00 a En, fl for our to In days or money MEDICAL CO. sale by J I. I vi r. N no A t pi Ii k in In mill i give on I in Iii of our Give n MISSES ERWIN. CURES RHEUMATISM TO STAY CURED. Hind lively long i The Hood Ills mil. ho mu SI by NICHOLS Success Open lo All The J. Van began sale of In in There was a for I lie I until the son took and Before his death Mr. Van Hint i enormous was to In tin There Is in newspapers, He Hip fart talks. in 11- l a vein for have hen occasionally of a newspaper the lube. method any other can a is with proportion to it doesn't always indicate that coals of Dre on his head. -----ESTABLISHED S. M. Schultz. Wholesale retail Grocer and Furniture Dealer. Cash paid fur Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar- Turkeys, Oak Hints, Carriages, Go-Carts, Parlor suits, Tallies, Lounge, P. and Gail Ax Meat Key West Cheroots, American Can- Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Pine Apples, Jelly, Milk, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar- den Heeds, Oranges, Apples, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Currents, Glass Ware, Tin and Wooden Warp, Cakes and Crackers, ml, Batter, Stand- ard M Bob I and other and Quantity. Cheap for cash. Com to see Phone Having duly the court Clerk of county s of the of Mrs. L T. Laos. notice is given lo ill 111,1.-1 to to the Ami all having must Inc lo the twelve months notice, or the same will lie in recovery. This of April K. I. DAVIS, of Mrs. L. T. Lang. NOTICE. f Superior Court of Pitt having this issued the M tent of administration on W A. is hereby to all holding claims estate to present to me for or before the day of or this notice will be plead in bar of I heir recovery. All persons Indebted said estate M requested to unite tome. . day of April A he estate of A. Smith. GREENVILLE N. C. Cotton Bagging and lies always on has i Fresh goods kept constantly en hand. Country produce and sold. A I rial will convince yon. D. W. W, R, WHICHARD BRO., N. C. The Stock complete in every de and prices low the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country TO of administration upon estate of Hudson, this day beta issued to me by the Clerk of Superior Court of Pitt County. Notice is hereby to all claims present them to me for on or before the day of March tall be plead in recovery. All persons indebted to are to make payment tonic. This the of HUDSON, Letters l having th been issued to me by the of Superior Court of county upon the es- H. , is given persons claims against estate to present Diem to me for payment on or before day of or this notice will be plead in bar recovery- Persons indebted to said are notified to make me This 1st day of April CANNON, Public of the late II. NOTICE of administration, with tie will annexed, been issued to me by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Pitt county. the estate of I. K. Laughing- notice Is given lo ill pi i holding said es- to present them tome fur i day of March bis will be plead bar of their re- All person Indebted lo said es- tale are to mike immediate nay- tonic. This SI, of L. E, j. l m, -------DEALER IN------- A GENERAL LINE OF ED Also a nice Line of Hardware. TO SEE ME. J. B. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ions. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. The Commoner WILLIAM J. Editor Publisher, Lincoln, Nebraska. Advance. One Year Six Mouths Three Sing. Copy No traveling canvassers are em- ployed. Subscriptions taken at F. Reflector office. The Semi- Weekly and will be sent together one year for or The Daily Reflector and one year for 13.60 payable in ad- PATENT or also get MS mods. G. A CO. Patent law,, r. FOR III The Eastern Reflector. D. J. TRUTH TO PER. IT Twice a M -AT VOL. XX. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, MAY NO We have line of white mail cloths, wash silk, lawn, silk funs, Indies sailors, to suit you, prices that are attractive. Yours W. T. LEE CO- Three Times The Value OP ANY OTHER. ONE EASIER. ONE THIRD FASTER. Agents wanted in all territory. WHEELER A Company, Atlanta, Ga. For sale by S. T WHITE, Greenville, N. C. BETHEL ITEMS None genuine unless Red Cross is on label Don't take a Substitute WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD TO PRODUCE THE EQUAL OF. for Night Sweats and Grippe, and all forms of Malaria. DON'T WAIT TO DIE I SPEND CENTS AND BE CURED I CURES DIKE TONIC FAMOUS I TRY IT. NO CURE NO PAY. PER DELIGHTFUL TO TAKE. Bethel, N. C., May M. O. Blount and Harry Free- man spent Thursday N. Dawson passed Thursday evening. Miss and Mattie Grimes spent Wednesday in Tarboro. Miss Eunice Cox, of Goldsboro, is visiting Rev. J. W. Rose, of this place. N. Dawson, of Conetoe, is in town today. Miss Maggie Peal, of this place, spent Friday night in ville. J. R. Bunting made a flying trip over to Conetoe today. E. L. Mayo, of Conetoe, spent Friday in town. B. W. Moseley is still buying cotton. We are looking forward for a grand commencement June. Prof. Z. D. school will give the The town was full of drummers Friday. Bethel was visited by a severe hail storm Thursday do- right much damage in some portions of the neighborhood. The Bethel Gin Co. has building their houses for the gin. O. II. Thursday night in Neck business. TO THE PEOPLE, FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS OF PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. To visit our store. The backward season has been worrying tho white manufacturers. We said cut the price we will take the goods. We knew warm weather would come. Now white goods play a prominent part in this store. A Great Sale of Parasols. Examine our stock of colored umbrellas and out our prices and yon will no further. Men boys 1-3 per cent, less than last year. Come and bring your while you can get the kind sizes at and A few ladies fine slippers left at Boys Clothing cut half in two. Get our prices and be convinced. Agents for Standard Patterns. A complete line in stock. RICKS WILKINSON. It is the for boys on the farm to have something all their own. It may be four or live a colt, a few sheep or some hos, but whatever it may lie, it is theirs, they attend to it, sell it and buy others. The on the farm do business for themselves and are early in life to rely on themselves. The Toledo Blade thinks it probable that this one tact has much to do in awakening an ambition to go out into the widen the sphere of their enterprise. Not only have they self-confidence, but they have the sagacity, earned by experience, which makes them successful in the business and professional world. Equipped with this experience, not accustomed to watching the clock when something to caring nothing fur an eight-hour day, men from the farms SO to the cities and, carrying with them their habits of economy and close application, That they do succeed is evidenced in the development of every city and town in the country, for a large per cent of the successful men of affairs were raised on the farm. are still in the forefront f the race after your We offer yon the best selected line General Merchandise to be found in any store Pitt County. Well choice selections, the creations of the best manufacturers of America Europe. Seasonable all the year round, Spring, Summer Winter. We are work for yours and our mutual ad vantage. It is our pleasure to show you what you want and to sell you if we We offer you the very best service, polite attention, and the most terms consistent with a well established business built up strict on its own merits. you come to market you will not do yourself justice if you do not see our immense stock before buying elsewhere. Remember and the following lines of general merchandise. Goods and Notions, Caps, Silks and Dress Trim in Jacket-- and Capes, Carpets, Matting Oil Cloths. Shoes. Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes. and Harness, Horse Blankets and Dusters. Tried Friends Best. For thirty years Pills have a blessing to the invalid. . truly the sick man's friend. A Known Fact For bilious headache, dyspepsia and all kindred diseases. Liver PILLS AN ABSOLUTE CURE. Groceries. Flour, Meat, Sugar Coffee, ts, Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails and Rope. Furniture. Headquarters for Furniture and in that line. We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Either Cash or on Approved Credit Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. Your Friends, Just Received. A large line of Baby Caps, Belts, Laces and Embroideries. Ladies Col- and Cuffs all Sizes I THE LARGEST AND HANDSOMEST LINE OF EVER BROUGHT TO GREENVILLE. Mrs. M. T. dwelt is of my millinery department and if the not on hand one will be trimmed to suit your tastes while you wait. Ornaments, Flowers, Ribbons, and everything Silks, Braids u the line. LETTER. Prom Cone Washington. D, t. May Ur CO Robbed the Presidential Party. Los Angles, Cal., May tho visit of the Presidential party to the home excite- was caused by the discovery that Secretary Wilson and Charles A. Moore had lost their pocket- books. Mr. Moore a minute after discovering his loss saw pick- the pocket of other men the crowd. A detective arrested the pickpocket and on his were found the purses of Wilson and Moore, besides several other pocketbooks well tilled. It is be- the has followed the Presidential party all the way from Washington. Ranges If you want stoves or ranges upon principles, which arc economical, durable, and convenient, us well as beautiful and artistic, look for the trade mark, which is shown upon every Stove or Bangs, and do not be deceived by worthless imitations and substitutes. lead all others in yearly sales popularity. I American people, while the trusts rifle their He I expressed the opinion that the tariff responsible fur mm-h corruption and that it was not chance that had landed so many millionaires in Congress. He closed by saying that of the and bonds of the United steel i Hie Morgan Steel I, about 8700,000,000 was Wilier, and that was. in his opinion, largely due the protective tariff. Mr. Schwab, President of the Steel Trust, also appeared before the Commission, He made trust out to be a great blessing threw it few bricks at r- and made a slightly veiled threat to reduce wages the tariff was taken off steel products. of Pennsylvania, who is in ton on said apropos the recent Wall street good many ago, when the erase fur lands was on, I invested to get as I supposed, on the ground floor, I found later teat badly Cooled, and out of my invest I think l saved eventually only I was entirely aliened with my experience. It aught me to keep out of No wan has any business in market; as the recent crash has demonstrated, c is thoroughly familiar with the market, not then unless helms abundant means, so that he can lose all be ventures without feeling the There are breakers ahead of the Hanna boom for the Republican Presidential nomination, and are republican breakers, too With three pie distribution ahead, the average republican of prominence, doesn't care to bis share by offending the chief distributer ill this lime. That is why the boom has not been jumped on by more republicans. Privately r do not hesitate b say Mark Hanna has no better chances to become Emperor of China, than he has to become President of the United States. They say the talk of Hanna'S popularity with throughout the country, is precisely like that of his popular- with republican lined to who wish to use to pull the leg of the for favors. Assistant Secretary of Slate Hill the riot act to Minister Con- as soon its that chattering reached Washington, and Conger got on his also his car. Ii is understood be told Mr. Hill be would not resign, unless he was nominated for Governor of Iowa, by the publicans, the administration would have to recall if it did not wish him to return to China at expiration of his present leave of absence. That doesn't wish him to return II certain. Mr. Edward Atkinson, of Ion, and Mr. Myron Hull, Sec- of Tariff Reform Club, of New York talked tariff reform before Industrial Commission a very convincing way. Ml. Atkinson started ff by saying that not more than five percent of people were a pro- tariff, while the other percent ban to pay the bills, lie said he believed tune had come for a complete re- vision the tariff systems ought to nave free raw of all kinds, and especially free wool free there was nothing In protecting the motion persona engaged In sheep raising at the expense all the other people; that the experience of I lie Spanish war had shown that we could collect all needed from a that a tariff policy on lice trade lines gun back after patting in a shell, would Increase rather than gun fired, full load of No. Shooting, Mrs. II. Haddock, a young woman in of age, shot the right breast Sun- day morning about o'clock her home near about four miles from being tally done b, Mr. E. F. Mr. is an uncle of Haddock, and lives J nil opposite his home. A dog the Haddock home suspected of Mr. Smith sent to shoot It, lie brought a single bar- rel breech loaning gun shot the dog, which was under the lime. to make his death sure, he look a shell to reload. Mrs. Haddock was in door, feel away from Mr, Smith, As Mr. Smith attempted to snap Sold Exclusively by BAKER HART. GREENVILLE, N. C. wages because it would widen American markets, and that the present commercial of the United been attained in of the protective tariff, and not because ill ii. and was due to our enormous natural resources inventive genius of out- people. Mr Holt began by say- the hands of shot entering the right I of Mrs. II I cause of the shell firing was Unit the plunger was too long and scratched I ho rap of the shell as gnu was snapped buck into place. The theatrical manager likes get a ran fol his money. to