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Have You Forgot What I AM STILL CARRYING LINE Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, a or other things WHICH I AM LIVABLE TO MENTION. to Ma your next Barrel i Flour or Pork. Yours t please- White. AFTER TWO MS BEEN PAID IN THE lit III I PEOPLE OF THE DAY Mill Miss Men physical MM OS to the of the mime duties she took upon tel-, if works. In charitable course It understood I. OF NEWARK, N. . POLICY HAS Loan Value. Cash Value, Paid-up Insurance, Extended Insurance that automatically, Is Son reliable, Will be re-instated if arrears be within month while you an- living, or fears alter laps-. satisfactory evidence of and payment of arrears with interest. second So Restrictions. Incontestable. Dividends are iii- beginning of the second an- of each succeeding year, provided the for the current year in- paid. They be To reduce Premium, or To Increase the Insurance, or . To make payable daring the lifetime of insured. J, L. SUGG, N. C. and rand h. Sweats all forms DON WAIT TO PIE AND BE CURED RUE TONIC I TRY IT. v NO C PAY B PER TO TAKE THE FATE INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE. Classical, Musical. , , in . tel of I . . . . , . . . I Stilt . ; . . . I oilier President t II THE TONIC LAXATIVE If have sour stomach, indigestion, biliousness, constipation bad breath, inactive heartburn, Kidney troubles, backache. insomnia, lack energy, bad blotched or muddy skin, or any symptoms and disorders which tell the story of bad bowels and an impaired digestive system, Cure You It titan out the bevels, stimulate the Liver and kidneys, strengthen the mucous membranes of the stomach, purify your blood put you your again. Your will return, your move your liver OHM to you, will clear and fit, and will fed the old tin.; energy and road n keeps Mm lite five lit i fur i in i ill Cad tor it or bi a i . . cans I -i i For Sale by I . . ,. i -t M M I I i i . . . I t -i. . , . . ., , , III, n v. . till, . ,. . . I I L . . I I , ii, . i, other nervous Miss It i to tier She was the notoriety that her name fairs of the AS An- if lo her the break her favorite after bis Who Win ii Mr. Patrick is BOt in New York, he may sometime b, seen la relates the Mail. At times lie may lo Paris or. should the croupier have cried S in or in the season, when the It- bad be also be met at times lo Cairo. lie is t a perfect man the sod the most enter- of He has n never of table moral s, well Ills benevolent simple rs- Once he engaged with a win; large means, ac- in ;, disputation the spelling of o certain word In Webster's dictionary, they to betting, by Increasing stake lo heart When the dictionary era and decided. mud, the young t surprise, to the pocketed the wad over to he is sail offer. hi.- this piece of philosophic be. all. is everything in It la I. that count-,. now you know something you did know Ur. Sim c. Si be which the Every planter should write illustrated pamphlet, Cotton It is sent free. rum.- l . V- so arc a largo of house- keepers who have a horror of anything cheap and who cf two things precisely the same choose higher priced. nod they quote, and for cods the matter. To be sure, some cheap food are nasty, and much food Is eaten by the poor that Is not only and nasty, hut unwholesome. And much food sold In th markets Is sold too cheaply-1. c. at a price that cannot the producers, whom It Is nobody's In- to starve. The fact I that this like so many In world, depends upon the use of same word by different people with a different one party Is lo mean merely low priced, and It Is a truism to say that low priced tilings ore often pot worth buying even at their price, while Is by other persons taken lo In- the worth of a thing rather than its price, i lie meaning attached lo the epithet bigs the question. Hints. Baked arc the best healthful dessert that be placed upon table. Good be when the Ingredients are absolutely cold. The colder are the quicker will froth. A of added to the rater In which flesh I boiled will make it and t. Pickles should never kept In ed ware, as a poison- compound with the glazing. Always well beat a gridiron before broiling meat, fit, bread or Lemons will keep a long time if cold water. Americas Queen. Trinity College this issue. past has been the best its mid the recent commencement v. by prominent visitors from slate. Mi. of New said in .- is attracting the of cultured people in all parts of the United It is pleasing know that the young man of the South has such opportunities as arc furnished by Trinity College. It is the largest college plant in the State is growing rapidly year. Last the donations lo more Write for a catalog- UNIVERSITY Law School. Summer July 1st lo three Thorough to bate. lecture by n lawyer. For U at- address C. N. C. CURES RHEUMATISM TO STAY CURED. Century, A remedy that cures recent and long cases. blood known, the hearty i endorsement of leading physicians , after thorough trial. Curt per cent, of the eases Price i per bottle. Sold by BRYAN J. ff. k ID. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and of Tics and Bags. and shipments solicited. Three One for Times VA., Now Only Cents a Year, includes absolutely free The Paragon Monthly, New Farm Journal, THE DAILY AND SUNDAY TIMES, Including Farm Journal and Para- Monthly, now per year; per mouth by mail. Address THE TIMES, Va. OLD DOMINION LINE SERVICE Steamer leave Washing ton daily at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday at A. M. for Tar leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays, and Saturdays at A. M. carries freight only. at Washington with 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 S. S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line Baltimore, and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. C. J. J. CHEERY, Greenville, N. for Apparent When heir apparent, the f Cornwall and York, was doing his sea service, be stationed some tins Halifax, be Used to run out the surrounding country on little expeditions, lie was returning on occasion by train when Senator Thorn- as a encountered him. The senator espied Hie prince sitting In the smoker by a pile if new paper wearing his undress naval uniform, ii- cap of which bore some resemblance lo worn by the lay called t sharply, give me a The young pi in, e looked up quietly banded lb lawmaker one of his pa I. is. Th senator fished two of cumbrous Canadian copper and held them out. prince took grave laid on the Boat beside him. The senator's confusion can hi- v. ii n, n few hours later, be learn id Identity , f i Off For Home. Cardinal sailed for Route Saturday, May on steamship Trace, will spend three months In Europe, be will the i- after time spent in Home l. S. C, WOO. I was our in Charleston to use with when lb was but a very in- at a of Colic and to warm and sweeten th stomach. it was useful in teething its has been very and free the that arc upon the use drugs thing that w have to regard it, use with three children, as one of the when new baby m the and until teething troubles are and we take pleasure in lag It to one Mends instead of the hurried stuff that so man people us to keep babies quiet. M. and Weekly Timi-S- Fighting Preacher. W. Va., June Rev. S. Hammond, siding elder of the Methodist Church, preached at a mission church on Barren Creek Sunday alter service went on invitation to the home of Charles to pass night. After family retired a gang of four drunken forced their way into and beat and inn Mr. Samples his son. Dr. in in. ii,. hearing the noise, jumped out of bed waded into the light. a few minutes be had two of the men their backs for mercy, while two lied. The minister was unhurt and preached again th Mamie, dear, watch on shipboard doesn't keep correct time. Tb , winter, slow in John v. Lin thing were Just before said an old pugilist to JOB he will go to London, where lie will be of Cardinal in last ail of Important e nil i i- . 1.1 in i lb r, bin t la. lib i i SI Haiti- a r. mails a lit- hired a hall In one of the Railing towns n t faraway, a any who mi Ilia lei I against our men for liver II was safe i u or three of I lie boats came same lime we had all we could handle. one i n fellow as big tin hip f a along, mid we i ,. n pill up against Hi, n ii In our lie i SI pounds. n. brad Hull yell hurl s pile r mi ii-, ii I Hi- round we began i. -The Hie from i ml Bl I, ill of Hi, v.- Window So i ii us I W. It I. lo one the mi Ian did it before lime calf up M duffer nil- lip near Window he a era, U III from dump,, h in In a heap way we purl of II la Hint our had on bin Ha sud lieu- him Ii wasn't If Hi an d the to AGENTS Mr. John C. Getters for North Carolina Virgin is, of Well- Known Popular THE MUTUAL BENEFIT Life In-tinnier Co. of J. to announce to its large number f policy holder, to the insurable public generally, of North com- will now It- in this from this date will Us politics, to all de- siring the very the best life mi t the If agent in your town has n I yet JOHN C. Stan Agent, N. Paid policy Live, reliable energetic agents wanted at once to worK for Old IN Paper Hanging. I am i ii lo fill Wall Pa- per and can Lang it if desired. Full line samples from best designers to from I prepared to do Laying short notice Orders for wall the stoic of Mrs. M. I. will at- J. H. BUNN, Greenville, X. C. L. H. Pender, X. C. Tobacco Flues. Tin Ac. Expert Gunsmith employed. All kinds Gun and Locksmith work first class, lie stocking of guns a specialty. Agent for The NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Having duly qualified before the or Court of Tilt county as of the estate of Jacob Brooks, de- notice is hereby to all indebted lo to stake immediate payment to the And all per- sons having claims against said estate are lo present the same lo the for payment on or before the day of June, or this will he pies I in liar of recovery. This Jane 4th, 1901. CHAPMAN, Administrator of Jacob Brinks. GREENVILLE N. C. S-s-------o Cotton Bagging and Ties always on ha i Fresh goods kept constantly hand. Country produce sold. A trial will convince yon. D. W. i BRO,, IN Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every de and prices as low as the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. The Reflector Office Can't Be Beat. Bl a I Him n . tin- in III in- to lilt PH i, I If mi of t ii of i heir, a . I two II i, . . i. ;. i r i , . . ii Of I i N i i i in n view are . mi b, XI l Tit i . for of the i i-p given lo the In Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and Commission Mer- chants, and Dealers in Hogging, Ties, Pea- nut Hags and band Plaster. We quote Nova Land Piaster for June and July shipment as Ion lots 14.011 Ion lots Ion lots Ions B-W J. W. S CO. S. M. Grocer and Km Dealer. Cash paid for Hubs. Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar- Egg, etc. Bad- Oak Suits, Ba- Carriages, Parlor nulls, Tables, P. I it i Lu Gail Ax Key American Beauty Can- Cherries, . In Apples, Pine Apples, Jelly, Milk, SALE OF LAND. Hy virtue of a decree of the Superior Court Pitt county this day in a , Special Proceeding therein Cannon, Public the estate of W. II. deceased, against Bonnie Bas- John and Olive I will on Monday, July 8th sell at public sale before the Court House door certain lot or parcel of land situate in the town of Ayden, Pitt county, on the south side of Third street and cast side of Lee street known in the plan of said town as lot number five in block II Terms This the of June Public Administrator, administering estate of H. deceased. North Pitt Superior Court. vs. of Sale. W. C Hy virtue of an hi the ii, i , i from the Superior court of Wilson in I will on Monday. June, at at court door of said county, sell to highest bidder fur cash to satisfy said Execution, all right title and Interest which the said W. C. Lang, defendant has tho de- scribed real estate to That tract of land in township Pitt county, lying on the Little creek, and the lands of Mrs. Basil Bullock, J. well, the heirs, II. A. and others, known the It. J. Lang firm, containing six hundred acres more or less. This Ike 3rd day of May, O. W. Pi county a. DEALER A GENERAL LINE OF Also a nice Line of Hardware. COME TO BEE ME. J. R. HEALTH INSURANCE The man who Insures hi life Is Visa tor his The man who has hearth . both nay health by It Is worth At the first attack disease which through 1.1 feats Itself 1st TAKE . Tort's Pills saws Lye, Food, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal Hulls, Gar- den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Candies, Apples, Peaches, Currents, Raisins, Glass and China Ware, Tin Wooden Ware, Cake and Crackers, t Beat Hewing Machines, nu- other good. Quality and Quantity. Cheap for oath. Com to see me. swan m BIG SALE. Hy virtue of a mortgage executed and delivered lo W. by the l o. on and duly re- ill the Pitt county in Book the trustee will sell at public the In i-1 a July the leg lots in town of lots have two lot bound- by ht, on the east M. lot, west by I. i o lot and on the by Me- street, containing i acres. Ono other lot at the corner of Fourth and Hi, right of Cos Line west side of said road, sod runt north parallel with feel to a stake, thence west with Front, to s stake la the line of Flout street, thence south parallel Kith said road feat to a slake hi the line of street, thence with M lo the beginning. Also one other at a a slake on tho ditch and i mis south lo a slake In tin Held, then south west I poles to bells line, with said line poles to containing acres, Inure or leas, I- U. told lo satisfy mortgage. Terms Apply lo Attorney or saw. Tins June IDOL Trust, F, JAMES, attorney. Norfolk, Va. Cotton and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ions. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. The Commoner WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Editor Publisher, Lincoln, in Advance. One Year Six Months Sing. Copy Be. No traveling canvassers are cm- ployed. Subscriptions taken at ii-1. in mi in oilier. The Semi- Weekly will lie sent together one year for or Daily one year for payable in ad- PATENT model, aunt WASH I FOR III The Eastern Reflector D. J. EDITOR TO PI I . . . . . VOL. XX- GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, JUNE NO Twice a Week -AT- ft YEAR . Is the customer who takes advantage OUR BARGAINS, keeps our guessing why it is we sell so cheap. OUR MOTTO-DOWN WITH II Kill PRICES. W. T. LEE CO. Pa Exposition, I tun in about visitors with board with nil modern of Niagara and from the house. Niagara Falls truly car door minute. walk to exposition grounds. Take Niagara street car-to Auburn Avenue. Moderate rates. All will receive attention. JOSEPH A. MOORE, 1285 Niagara Street, Buffalo, N. V. A FIRST CLASS MILITARY SCHOOL IN EASTERN N. School, LaGrange, N. C. MILITARY, LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC at Hoarding Pupils, Twelve two States represented past session. School Barracks for Sixty Cadets. The school aims to strengthen character by developing latent power. The individual needs of the students arc considered. The literary training strengthens gives a sound body and clear Blind. Class room methods cultivate Observation, and mental grasp. Athletics encouraged. No Compromise Liquor or Tobacco. Expenses for entire term of Nine Months, tuition, board, room, fuel lights, OS, payable quarterly in advance. No extras. Write for beautiful register. J. E. DEBNAM, A Off. We have taken price oil of a special of Figured Lawns Organdies, which we have running from lo for NEXT SIX DAY. Sugar Beets In Carolina. Experiments by the writer covering a period of two year, show that certain localities In the section of our State produce a sugar in every way suitable for purposes. Such localities exist in Ashe. Caldwell. Mitchell Madison, Haywood, Henderson, Transylvania, Jackson, and Swain ties, it is possible these areas may extend into Allegheny, Clay and counties. Daring the coming year we hope to locale more the suit- able areas, for purpose we desire of all persons who are interested. It is our purpose to distribute sugar beet seed next spring to all who apply for lo analyze samples of the beets sent us. The only expense to the farmer will be for fertilizers and cultivation, but the beets grown will amply repay this. A sugar beet factory is a adjunct to the Held. Such a factory be successfully main- any good beet producing section of sufficient area, if there be of water, tone and coal. In the probable beet section the water sup- ply is of lime stone are known, and coal formations arc not very far dis taut. In addition to the eager which is produced, the formed as a by product may lie for the manufacture of or and the pulp of the beet remaining after the ex. traction of the sugar is very excel- lent for stock feeding or for zing purposes. Good beets delivered at the sell for from four to four and a half per ton, and product of one acre is worth sixty to seventy dollars. About I one half of this is to cover j cost of production, the rental value of la ml. The pro- j lo the factory are about three I dollars for each of chased and utilized for sugar j lag. New York Si ale sugar is made from beet and in Louisiana. from cane, but ii is not at any points between these two States. A bulletin is in course and ill be from press July, ; detail results the work. A copy will to the party our mailing list who resides in the -it named, to such ON us may apply. The prospect for the of this industry into the Slate is promising the matter is well worth the attention of em people western counties. W. A. Chemist Exp. Station. THE PEOPLE, FRIENDS PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES OF Wt are still In the of the race after your We offer you the best selected line of General Merchandise to lie found in any store in County. Well bought selections, the creations of best manufacturers of America and Europe. Seasonable nil the year round, Spring, Bummer and Winter. We are work for yours and our mutual ad- vantage. It is our pleasure lo show you what you wan and lo sell you if we can. We offer you the very best polite attention, and the stoat liberal terms with a well established built up its own merits. When you conic to market you will not do yourself justice if you do not see our immense buying elsewhere. Remember us the following lines of general lust Received. A large line of Baby Caps, Belts, Laces and Embroideries. Ladies Col- and Cuffs all Sizes I HAVE THE LARGEST AM HANDSOMEST LINE OF MILLINERY EVER BROUGHT TO GREENVILLE, Mrs. in charge of my millinery if iii n not on band one will he trimmed to suit your tastes. you wait. Hats, silks. Ornaments, Flowers, Ribbons, and every thing in milliner line. we will push I out for yard. Those lovely Imported Em. Swisses, which arc richly worth and will lie run out fur the next fix days for and yard. Piques worth and now for days White Shirt Waist Dress Goods at prices lo astonish you. for men, worth for Our line of Ladies Oxford Ties at price from line up. Fruit of the Loom bleached Call to see us for anything you want we please you. Standard Patterns July Designs. KICKS WILKINSON. Goods and Notions, Hats Caps, Silks and Satins, Jackets and Carpets. Mattings and Oil Cloths. Shoes. Men's, Women's and Children's and Harness. Horse Dusters. Groceries. Flour, Meat, Sugar Coffee, Send Is, Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nail-, and Rope. Furniture. Headquarters for Furniture and line. We buy strictly for but sell for Either or on Approved Credit Our motto is Honest j , Merit and Square Your Friends. h. p. WASHINGTON H--, I II p. t . June Stoves Ranges The man who never made a mis- take hasn't yet seen the light of day and never will. man who his wedding anniversary must be in favor of free silver. The man who has the in himself bus the least other people. There may be plenty of room at top, bill some people prefer to gel at the bottom of things. church is acquired taste. The fellow who sometime feels woozy. expenses are often bard tn oaten up with. Lots of people make their culls over the telephone. Even the men who dye feel that they have much to for. If you want sieves or ranges constructed upon scientific which are economical, durable, convenient, us wall as beautiful artistic, look for Hie Hails murk, which is shown every or Range, do not be deceived by worthless Imitations and substitutes. lead nil others in yearly sales p Sold Exclusively by BAKER HART. . . N. Protests from I and influential Individual have administration to a sense of the blunder Secretary Gage made in inviting the present tariff with Russia. It i- not, course have been a blunder. contrary, bus been officially announced Mr. and ail the Cabinet undone Secretary Gage. Hut, that really nixed a-a blunder, is shown from the fuel also officially announced, Hay bus, under in- nil net ions, explained mailer lo the Government, with hope being able to about a readjustment of mutter Gage was right why diplomat- Slate Department be called straighten out what has follow- ed rightful very i be mistake of the public- Mr. s ill a new republican opponents of in a ugly humor arc, lotting out campaign secrets Tanner, ho been in light Evans, do ii is a Gael is known lo pub- or mil, but it is true less National Republican Committee, prior to last faithfully Mr. Evans would be retired from office of Pension Commissioner upon the beginning of In of bin reelection. Hint promise in block and white. is in the iii ii Ii by I , lot Sickle and he bus that The lull- ii was b making promise the succeeded in vote in line for if the promise was not soon redeem oil, there would be trouble, lot- of U. in ranks of the g. o. p. lays won't resign, and Mr in push III iii mil. There liter now Moods, ho seen it of the III lie hook Issued b par excel whose bull General the Army, contain- the Itinerary of I horse's Philippines, has laugh of inn's i ho big head. I a -in when i tie I it I .-, pt pamphlet the Pad Be Coast, but the official rank of that and natural public curiosity lo know all its go- lugs and comings, excused no excuse can be made tor vulgar ostentation of Adjutant General in copying that I hum n pamphlet following title page, lettered in of Adjutant Gen of the Army to Philippine I Islands, from June lo Sept, In addition to giving all the stops of the bearing the self constituted hero across continent, there are blank pawn headed; etc., fur thrilling adventures that perforce attend bis trip across the Pacific, more pages happen in the Phil- If some Filipino brigands should take a notion lo kidnap Corbin keep him, people ibis country would make a flood their tears, Prise School I give some books adopted and price to purchaser of school law makes i I a misdemeanor tor any dealer lo -ell ill II higher price; reader Bender, cloth I Third Reader, board Reader, boards Fifth Bender, boards I Ii i lie. in, lie, cloth Cola El School boards Milne's Mental AI it , Elementary Geography, hoards Hie. Mann's Manual Geography, boards Mann's Physical Geography, Grammar DOc. I in English book Chamber's Higher History, s . Chamber School j. S . i-e, He. Physical Culture Way marks for Teach slim. II. I Schools. i a ii. lo i. ill i ; .- .

HUMPH EASTERN REFLECTOR N. C. D. J. WHICHARD, Owner Entered at the Pout Office at N. as Matter. M, MM. lateral to head and shoulders above every- etas North Carolina. A sou of Secretary Sunday sidewalk in front of I hotel New h had out of the I of his room was killed. The town authorities are should- considerable responsibility THE MEASURING The measuring party gives house Tuesday the of the Episcopal church was I decided success. There was a good and every at doubly repaid for the nickels vested according to I be feet each rat tall. The musical program was la itself aorta this, to of the elegant rapper served at the close. The pt KM as follows. Orchestra. chorus. Mr. Forbes. Vocal Solo n. Solo Miss Patrick. Miss Addie Little Quaker Violin Solo Mis Dell forties. Conic Solo Mr Instruments Solo Miss of Nearly selection was re for the town allowing the old , . with encore, building to Third street ,,.,,. .,.,, long. It is both to I Lillian Cherry. Hay and Ball White. Helen Forbes. Jarvis, Mary Higgs, Nell Skinner. IN THE And Him Bicycle, Tee. Monday alter noon while things were a bit dull the court most the officers were sit ting out front of the building trying to get cool. A colored man rode up on a bicycle and dismount- ed. He gave his name's Taylor and asked who he could to. The mention of his put a fen of the to thinking. Tax Collector Mooring remembered some taxes against for last year than it takes to tell it the Mr. Poster Peabody, of made a donation of to i he Normal and College at Greensboro. Half of this sum is to be Used iii developing an educational park for the benefit of students of the school. oil the initial capital of Man Blow, Lottie Blow, Nina James. Cobb. Bertha Patrick, Pal Skinner, Mm Moore Mr. Forbes. wen- Miners Patrick and James. In the choruses Misses Patrick and Forbes assisted with violin. The supper served after the pro- gram an elegant one, the bill of tare many delicacies, The bags containing price of were received at she OUR LETTER Special of Kit ruin. X. C. June, The recent of Gen. Carr. printed in a York be declares that he is of that in his fight against I in S. C the right principle and will and that he is sick tired of small, peanut politicians dominate the Democratic patty control the politics of North Carolina and he Smith, an-1 that it is time and interests Elector as of should take a more active interest j wheel. Sheriff Harrington called in politics and get out on a . attracting for bin attention of every body except a of a minute Deputy few State bare Sheriff Tucker had read noticed it Ht all, being In which Carr is know u to own large if lag Whatever it mean.-, if anything tore than it bears oil its face, Can's statement is very em and shows him to be as much out with the as he was during just after the Last Roll Call. primary for Senator last year. X. V. was no generally known, j Byron died today. His first that be was commission was as captain of the w as he now custody. beats all I ever said my wheel locked up jail almost I that is just what happened to him. AND BUSINESS NOTES. sT. C, June St. The Canning is now ready to go to work will pay the highest market price for all the get. Parties bringing will please do so on Tues- days, They want one thousand bushels, if possible, as inducement they will if desired can halves, that is they will do the work and furnish cans while the party fur- berries and sugar. They also wish all the garden peas, beans vegetables of all kind that are Do not wait but come right along and help home try at the same time deriving a benefit yourself. The people of are very busy preparing for the Sum- mer school to begin July 1st. Already the of a good of teachers have been sent in. A large full attendance is ex- It is no easy job t bis hot HINTS FOR FARMERS la Caw., It Is almost to prescribe a sore remedy for tint unless we know- cause, and it may be one of as many as the cause of In the race, American At this season of the year It Is often caused exposure to cold storms or to other methods of taking coM. and from this cause it la more than la other, from poisoning, as It may result In in- of the bowel. In case or almost other we should give a dose of physic or from a half pound of salts and to two ounce of according to the strength of that to double that dose of both. Following the operation of this are would give from four to eight table- spoonfuls of pulverized charcoal In the feel at night We prefer this to usual medicines, though In some cases It may be to fol- low a day later with one ounce pow- chalk, dram opium and two ounces of Sudden change of food may have It, In which case It will probably regulate Itself after the animal has U-come accustomed to change. Give dry food and keep the cow- warm and dry. DO YOU WANT ONE M HANDSOME he that, too, after leers in civil war. Then he coming Is forming week and Mr. and Mis. Hard- look for cotton growers drop in pi lee cotton next season unless Campbell. A. I. Blow and G. is. King presided the General banqueted and rode Mr. was Made a He was in a palace car all over the j brevet major-general, be. State last year, footing the bill, provisional Governor of Carolina. He is survived by two daughters. Mrs. Dawes. of Chicago, and Miss of Watertown. The interment will trust W. I. unlike others in its W. procedure, and that's the mouthed Ohio has been a lot more things against the South in recent speeches Well, the South able to take care and run survive ell such attacks, -is iIi.-sh of stripe will some thaw days. likely. and Greene had charge of the supper and bod pretties girls you ever serve guests. usual. TAXATION Tl IN- After epidemic of discussion, generally condemnatory, the of executive state rod judicial from the income tax it is now stated be at Saturday. for tobacco trucks and flues. trucks were delivered in one day. Work has begun the dry kiln for the A. i. Cox Mfg. Co. The addition of new machines has created a demand for more laborers with the A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. position with The above is a mistake in far as it says was pro Governor of Caro- recommendations us to Sobriety land morals. For The Is probably one of the best roots ever grown for milk cows, It has a great advantage In that It may remain la the field until spring, when other roots all gone, and then be used until grass has grown. It Is as easily grown as carrot, and, like that root, It wants a deep, rich and mellow soil. Many object to growing It, even the garden, because the weeds are apt to get such a growth before the come up that the labor of weeding la greatly Increased, but this may be remedied by mixing a few radish seed with the parsnip seed, which will come up so that the rows can be Hen hoed out long before the parsnips arc up. They can be pulled when arc thin- PHOTOGRAPH BROOCH With any desired on it. The gold-plated and makes a beautiful The picture above does not fairly represent the beauty of the brooch, you can see samples at office that show what they are. Io you want one t We will send you The Eastern i, twice-a week; for one year and give you one the pins for 1.20. Any one already a can have one FREE by paying your subscription one year in advance getting one new subscriber for a year. Any boy or girl can have one FREE by sending us two new sub- to The Eastern tor for one year. ITEMS. L. Keene, Jr., and wife went to Kinston Tuesday. Geo. spent the day here Tuesday. Bo Cherry stopped over Monday and Tuesday nights. of mere, is here. Miss Julia and Miss that the State official. ,, a poet- A Wayne county customer came capitol will incomes Hon. but he w s a any although not legally of I be Constitutional compelled to do so. If they Convention 1868 of the they ought to do no about that, is not as- ms assisted ii, the well as to those who pat- so liberally. There A couple of Durban young girl Hi years a romantic marriage about thirteen months lather of bride appeared on the scene aft-- bail been ed and look . , i- -e. I-- i j the j ting man wile they are u i ii ti Mrs. W Mi-s whether any of the sic I vis, who planned ma nag- will Meantime till- ed the deserve much listers continue the credit for its success and are which makes the I hunks of who were present, j the average citizen who fin lit run to through it feel not quite as large express then thanks all who in M cents. I II hi Ts, of l. J was the other representative from this In in Well to Lost a Fool Mr. of was a the prise house that is built. He bad to was returning here on the freight train today. At Mill, a flag Another poor devil of a convict station north of Green- been shot to death bye guard ville, Mr. Cooper got off t Durham. His name wan while a brief atop made and Daniels and be was a white man. up to the engine to talk to offense was to escape.- engineer. When he went to There's entirely too much brutality back on the train it was Media, helpless in North an, he made a misstep and fell S. Skinner, pastor of Bank and if the courts would the lines. A wheel run over bis In Heights M. stripes some of the brutes right foot crushed it badly. rescue mid kill i re Mi little live las time, train to in late yesterday at to be Or. K. A. who . and the along Ibis week carried away some of our buggies. T,., . , . to ii nun Always These buggies hive a reputation far R. , . How In time of year lo paint ii mint over the wood U dry, but before flies pet too plenty. After bulk of tiles arc gone In fall In a time. farm buildings can lo Minted by ,,,, . , . owner or fan,, without Monday from In painter at the paint the two to hear In are to have It the right consistency and to spread It thin and evenly. Always to the material which you are and wide. her borne, last Friday door work Is pure lend and raw linseed oil. Miss Olivia Cox not lo . . . , , . plenty of grease to brush the w with relatives La- pant The most durable paint for out- Mis- a and sparkling little Miss of Chicks will do nit hunt food for first hut when they do begin spent last week with Mrs. Barnes , M At first food should be bread J. A. Nichols took a trip down or, ,. . , . , i yolk of a haul lulled egg. Afterward the road last Sunday. j , Mis. K. O. Cox and children little hemp seed, hits of cooked after spending a few days visiting of green . . h , Feed every two hours for the first two relatives near HUM weeks, then gradually extend the home Sunday. I until the meals arc given three or four Ray foreman in the cigar n, i week old, they should lie allowed to factory spent Saturday and Sunday run beat In the open air. not let city on the Tar. chicks out too early It, the morning, ii- ii. , i, , . even when a month old, the wet A. West, of grass Is bad for them. Lumber Co., guest that help anted A H I child piny lug than swept Johnstown die fell through iii is ha visited which been left open. of W.-t the the Norfolk . towns were swept away, I. life is placed where I to . number going larger. The damage to is in excess of the alone hail sum. I inimical lull is .-. ti, it It lake several days to learn the full extent of Hood. t and Tarboro come into Ti i to well and plunged into opening, sliding down pump tree ii of live t. II l as she wot sink; fill the lust time in over live el eater, and. holding his head, with ins j , the water, called fur help. John Draper, garden the County beard Hi and, climbing down well, lined Mr. and child until e an done to correct the evil. A human found his injuries of such a nature life not important as to necessitate amputation of the sight when clothed in con operation was lie but it doesn't belonged this to any man. and be has mi right lo ,. -n, to the law of State nod the commands of stop i of bis friend J. Cox one or two Cooper on Hie days recently. Tor first lime our lion there were two cases before our Mayor, last Saturday. One SO tun is In ii school opened in II a lad I lure are the Virginia and all an- tin league this week, having bought the News franchises mid clubs from towns being In The league no, is North Carolina and two Virginia town-, Wilmington, aid A new begins this weak, the all Mailing even. Wilmington wins the -cries, with Norfolk mid Newport second I'm It mil ,., ii,. I Job n Mil . ,. . lbs ,. . . and I his is a season i, l l i-i-s., Kind. In onto I In v have all sen- , . then-m ,.,. ons their J and Mk. of re- day in reading, willing and bill the time spend In way trifling they devote to Hie Study hoard Hie tin are taught sweep moms, wash lot hi bake do every thing comes within province of a good housekeeper. They cook tun,, and while one is en gaged others or range lbs flowers and the To the Pitt The citizen High are county, apparently determines to be rid i arc hereby notified lo dose ,, ,, , , , , your schools on Friday, and recently there No schools MM be and which the of Hate taught month of a abort time ago refused to char- arc all required by law lo advice of the at . ,. , . , beginning Monday, y 1st, or bead y will from leach- Those who are interested in recently detected leading a and who purpose young pupil astray, is claim. teaching are privileged to attend lo . , , ,. , used it, the will lie gel him out and chastise him he .,, Bred upon crowd and making an effort to have them fleeing the on sale lo by the latter In. was a pretty galling, week. All teachers but the did there. He had of police H. and Supt. of d mobbing, and a day or two C., Juno detective got a row with a and Was Jailed in default of Under legislature got all perm, having income in together the thing excess i must oat of town. the pay an on amount and physical plant frill in I, Just why a n -low in following the lawyer or to in following else having salary the flag to I seen. At should turn any rate this appears to it while an official, whose be bad egg and will paid by taxes of pas ambitious pie should be exempt, is a little give It wide J difficult comprehend. The plea , such taxation is decreasing official's within of the is lather far Landmark. Control of The man with a sure cure for hog cholera can off premises v the slightest fear of Injuring an Inoffensive business or giving science n setback. Hog cholera Is net understood even by our belt vet- Pamlico where have been a few weeks visiting friends and rel- Miss Ruby returned to Kinston Tuesday evening. Miss Sallie Dawson left this morning tor Charlestons. Con a visit to friends. Rev. J. J. Harper filled his at the Christian church Sunday and returned to Monday. Miss Rosa is visiting Miss Spier. C. II. soda is complete at last. Mrs. arrived Sun- day from Hew Urn and is on a visit to mounts Hall. party was convicted of false know something tense- and sent lo jail for M days,; It. can we expect some ,. ,. , Ignorant schemer with more enterprise two other were, , , u, made to contribute 18.76 each to. light This never ha been true sad Isn't now. The Judicious use of giving f clean feed town exchequer. Miss of Green vile, is the week with Miss Keel. Mis. C. A. Fair Miss Carrie Wesson spent good dairy cow owe part of ville. Mrs. g. W. and A. pure water are our most effective on in fighting twine and Home. Dairy Stork. Some do not that a lo her early care. If corn- meal be fed to heifer calve. It should not given In sufficient to Davis were hero Monday on accumulation of ft. I If a calf a habit of laying It will apt lo retain It for life. from, of Kinston, accepted a position with A. O. Cox. II. II. opened a feed and livery stables, teachers attending the Normal may feel safe in putting their horses his care. i IN cu a. In political parties seem to be men who go it on the of rule or ruin. When they office themselves they rail against those who are office. They to exceedingly tired of ring rule mid political bosses. They seem to imagine that the country is going to the dogs and that the people generally in great They become and any obi thing just in up some imaginary ring. seem to forget that all vapor- are due to fact that they themselves arc bE ring against they hurl their philippics. There is a streak of through most mortals. Lexington Dispatch. of converting It Into milk will store a great part In shape of fat. A cow will return more milk for a amount of feed than a fat can. On tho other hand, a calf I a loss. Gae. easily raised. must be kept out of the wet weed and rain and must have plenty of and water. They should fed bread milk as soon hatched, for If yon wall until they to est grass they will not eat anything and milk la very as the sweet milk will make growth. The Way to Prosperity. A successful man once said this was his Early to bed, early to rise, hustle like and a Advertising .-, Cart o Peach. Trees. For leaf curl of peach, mixture In proportion of five pounds of sulphate, five of lime gallons of water give the best results The application should b the buds open in spring. I r el Acid ll. On i I beets, lettuce, I i, some other plants fill ., n growth. ill . i , sod Insure a crop. Tb Institute at has obtained In the of th Pan American for a exhibit. The pi, t place, on view , Mb bi . I j H In, Ins I t v In, Doom of the lamest she Ms been to the In- mule. in The will you success. Don't lug behind in the race, but let the people know what yon are here for. easiest, quickest and best way to sell anything is to It in Such an advertisement goes straight to the people, they learn what you have o and you the We have just purchased a large supply of bright and attractive cuts to illustrate ad- and you are at to use them. know just you to say, we will blip you get up advertise- That is our business, to help yon talk to the people. coat of advertisement in The Is the easiest part. reasons why we sell more CLOTHING than any store in Pitt an always lowest Come and be convinced Of at He sells Shoes, Hats and Furnishings, also Ladies Shoe We carry the largest assortment. We are always up lo styles. never misrepresent our goods. Speak Me, Same Monday, M, Jesse left this morning for Garysburg. E. B. returned Saturday from a trip in Virginia. Dr. Louis Skinner this morning for Buffalo Va. Mrs. Moore little Hairy, left this for Scot- land stank. Miss Clara of this county, who has been visiting at Elm returned Saturday E. F. Mumford, who lately re turned from college, at Washington City, was in town to- day. Mrs. W. T. Hunter and two children, John and Miss Carrie returned this morning from City. Miss Jessie Thomas, who has bean sister, Mrs. L. Little, left this morning for her home in Nashville, EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. If than MARK in the margin of this paper so to remind you that you owe for subscription and we request you to settle as early as pas- We need what YOU owe us and hope you will keep us waiting for it. Thin notice is for those who find the cross mark on their paper. LOCAL Tarboro is having base ball now. Jun Died. Mr. Lacy died Monday morning at his home a few miles from town, at old age. He came to Greenville often, always to walk than to ride. Sixteen Applications. God pity the people They do not need saloons. God help the Commissioners. They have the right to refuse them. Day of Judgment will be solemn one. A. D. a member of Island, to C Danny, the U. Army at Ga., came in Saturday evening visit his mother who la sick. Mrs. of Clayton, arrived on Saturday evening's train and went out in Beaver Dam township to visit rel- of Mrs. Miss Sula Tuesday. toot. to W. Barker went today. went to To III Parent on the Death Little little drop. 1- pure, Ami stayed at morn's Hush Nor to There arc now thirteen prisoners The lurching rays f noon. in Cash paid for Beeswax by BI. Schultz. The effort to fair association at New Bern been abandoned. The warm spell is putting leaving home in the beads of all who can get away. Sunday school of the Me- Baptist church is planning for an to Now the days will gradually grow a little shorten, but not enough to be perceptible for awhile. Mr. E. G. hi gun has just put a up a handsome Iron fence around the front yard of his in South Greenville. The old Delaney building has now stood for three days as an ob- st notion to Third street. It is time it ordered to move on. Attention is called to the of Greensboro Female The literary and all living expenses cost only per year. Superior Clerk D. C. Moore says pension applications are coming in freely this week. All applications must he made before the Mon- July. Cotton blossoms arc little hind this none having shown up yet. But that is about as expected with seasons so out of gear this year. The railroad from is now completed to within mile of The track is laid to where had to stop until the trestle lie built. Although the rats remembers The k new drop pave, Though Is finished at the grave, We with flowers Whore Hid SB soon. A Kansas soldier iii the Philip- pines notes a new temperance is work in the army. he says, lot of soldiers enlisted here. When one of the white boys gels drunk the native soldier over him, native puts on lots of airs while marching him around. It grinds the boys so that they wouldn't get drunk if they miser is a man who sells his soul for the dollars that will not save him from the heat he's dead. Mayor's Court Mayor had a quiet week his last week. Only- two cases disposed of since last re- port Carter, riotous and disorderly, lined penny and costs, 12.81. Laura disorderly duct and vulgar and profane language, lined and costs, The .-Norm last session of the was most its history everything to an increased prosperity and useful during coming faculty has been greatly by the addition of eight new teachers, making forty-three in all. There two new new recitation room, Muter- works, central beating electric lights. lodging heat and lights can be secured at from to per mouth. This opens September 12th. Examinations for entrance Sept. J. V. Johnson Monday evening. S. C. Wells, of Wilson, is visit- W. M. King. Carlos Harris went to Winter- ville Monday evening. F. M. Smith returned from Win- this morning. II. W. went lo Scot- land Neck ibis morning. John and Wilson G. Lamb, Jr., of Williamston, are town. Mrs. S. M. Harding, of Kinston, is visiting Mia. Henry Harding. B. C. White returned Monday from and City. J. W. Bryan and family left this morning to visit relatives in Ply. Month. Mr. J. L. Fleming little daughter left Ibis Wrightsville. Misses Dora Powell, of are visiting their aunt, C. Misses Estelle and Lydia pen returned home Monday even from Mrs. Caroline Williams left morning to visit daughter, Mrs. at Misses Maggie Edwards of Falkland, who have been visit- Mrs. Charles returned home today. Bertie Jackson, of Ply- mouth, who has been been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. W. Bryan, re- turned home today Mrs. Hugh Cobb little sou, of Tarboro, down Monday to vis-. her father J. A. Thigpen, near town. D. L. James and B. L. Carr left Ibis for More- head to the of Slate Dental Association. 1901. H. A. White went to Jesse Tuesday from this Al LOW m FURNITURE and DRAPERIES at CUT P ICES. Pictures, Window Shades, Poles, Come and let us Dress your House at low Prices. Sample Notions at New York Cost. Biggest Caps. Fans, Corsets, in Greenville Consisting Wear, Side Combs, Para-.-. Towels, Jewelry, Great Reductions on goods, white goods, organdies, piques, foulard, silk and embroideries. We sell for cash only. OUT HALF. worth 11.25. 11.75 Boys worth 12.10 Mens Suits worth 16.00. Greater redaction, than was ever thought of on C 12.00, MUST BK SOLD AT U MM FALL Gash Buyers This bill Ir Ladies in Under wear. to wear Long Petticoat, Night than Cost Department SOLE AGENTS Glove Fitting and the P. Corsets. All Styles. Sec the new Miller Corset, every one given if not all right. The Northwest White Child. First due of tho most remarkable proofs the of that vast of our country commonly called the Northwest, with sisterhood of and its of more n million people, is fact that it is only a little more than eighty years Drat white baby was born there. child was a girl, tin daughter of regular officer, she is still living. A of her life, the early year of which were among soldiers and will appear in an early issue of The Homo Journal. Mayor J. O. left for II. W. returned Tues- day evening from Scotland Neck. F. II. Harding returned Tuesday evening from Washing ton. J A. Long, of Charlotte, came in Tuesday on an interest- mission. Miss Davenport, of is visiting Mrs. V. II. chard. Mis. Thorpe, of Hooky Mount, Tuesday evening to visit Mrs. King. Mitchell, of Kin- came over this morning to visit Miss SHIRTWAISTS. Dozens of Bought from had Imported models from Paris and Vienna and oilier dress in Europe to serve as Inspiration for American styles. We have from the cheap to something very handsome In price. WAIST, QUALITY ONLY CENTS. Best Calico. i yard, Percales, quality only prices on all silk A woolen goods Big Rug Sale. to select from. One lot of about Worth 2.00, marked down to Furniture. Leather reduced to Pa tins BO six Hock- era, styles Hall I Cradles Car A.-l, Prices. Fruit of the Loom. linker Blenching, yard wide iv. Hosiery and Knitted Underwear. MEN, MUCH it at HALF PRICE. Underwear tor now and the coming warm days, at half, of of what you expected lo pay. Prices ire exceptionally low. The saving between our value juice and selling price i-- positive and important. North side of store Men and Boys Goods. South side of store for and stairs with choice Furniture for Ladies and Womens Hosiery. pair for womens this is n rare op for Ladies to gel a good ill. Summer Petticoats. Mercerized Umbrella with Knife Finished with Black Satin Strapping Pet- Elaborately Trimmed, top and bottom with Base only 11.69 Mens Hosiery and Underwear. MEN'S HOSIERY a pair for Mens -it Come and kind your Sock, MENS UNDERWEAR. each for Mens lo,. Value for yon. The Biggest Department Store in Greenville. Big New Store. Lace Curtains Ti while long, reduced to Curiums long reduced to Curtains II, Shoes Ladies isl Shoes cents 11.80 Shoes till cents Shoes cents Men-- Shoes all prices. Big; , N. C LOOK FOB THE PLACE. Wonderful Perry It not only tin- ill-, of but U Iv It to iv cure I hr of colic; for etc., U never it eh M bill . a. . , , i --.- i ST. I .

Have You Forgot What THAT I AM STILL CARRYING AN UP-TO DATE LINK OF Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, A WHICH I AM I X A ISLE TO MENTION to o me for your next Barrel i Floor or Pork. Yours Jas. B. White. TWO YEARS PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID tS THE III HE OF n. POLICY has Loan Value. Cash . Paid up Insurance, i. Extended Insurance that works automatically, Is ii. Will be re-instated are living, or within three after lapse, upon satisfactory of and of arrears with Interest. A after second So Restrictions, s. Incontestable. Dividends are payable the beginning of the second and i succeeding year, provided the premium for the be may be Premiums, or To Increase the or To make payable as an during . PEOPLE OF THE tick. it i i. j bed a greet piece of Sen stock market. ii. ii mU t. have at recent Northern such high lanes Mr. are old Mends, sad friendship Is with for lat- ti good link. story goes that Mr. Hill loaned his friend money with to buy stocks and paid. of Insured. j. l. sue Greenville, N. I WE CHALLENGE THE f V W TO HE EQUAL OF for Chills. Fevers, Night Sweats and Grippe, and forms of None genuine Red i en ii DON WAIT TO Ti SPEND AND BE CURED CURES PUKE TONIC IT. NO CURE SO . PER TO TAKE. Three Times The Value OF ANY OTHER. ONE i EASIER. r. also gave him the benefit of experience and Inside knowledge. It turned out when Hill sod Morgan began to ii;, hares that bad 2.000 shares which bad purchased at par. Mr. la now deeply Interested In Wyoming oil- and II Is be is In a fair way Join the ranks in a snort time. HT t Coach. According gossip straight from The Hague, the husband of I Ins made himself driving out In state the Dine he appeared In The honeymoon. The people felt be wasn't living op to royal traditions, and they didn't like It. It Hint when the royal couple settled In The Hague the duke went out drive. But Instead using the mate Ii appeared tooling an i drug, handling ribbons It nils such a all. i ii the stolid Hull dew tin; the sight, and then they made their minds didn't like it. It lit 1.0 all for him to do that In he was only a duke . a husband ought to live up t his position. And, as the story h told . lilt man visiting h Sew v. not a Dutch head was as duke drove by. nor from tin It v many rides of p the lo make them do I bat, Through recommendation of son, Honor.- Palmer, recently elected alderman Chicago, Mrs Potter rainier been o position as one street in- The of the city have recently i .-.-is Investigating ii is and all. and have come lo Hi- that great tin- ;, I, in , in be brought about If Hie , . . all ,. . . ., , I K Ml . Ye. NOTES X. June Was Abbott, of is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. H. Sam Smith and Ed. of Greenville, spent in town. T. Tyson and sou, John, of Standard, spent Sunday with at Smith Hotel. A. Sugg, Jr., from Greenville Saturday and returned Monday. Miss Wayne. South left Washington where she spend some time with Miss Margie Charley f spent Saturday night and Sunday with friends here. E. V. Cox spout Sunday in the country. There mill be Episcopal services in the chapel at F. W. B. T. Semi- nary next Sunday. Norman, of Standard, spent Saturday and Sunday here. No Secret Men talk of of success- advertising, but ii is all very plain. The essentials to offer what want fair prices, and to offer it in a way that will make readers know they . I address Chapel Hill. The in writing advertise- I UNIVERSITY Law School. The Slammer Term begins July 1st to three Thorough in courses admitting to the bar. lectures by n lawyer. For C at- address C. Hill, N. Dean. men is to speak as the interested well informed merchant would speak to a prospective customer. j Philadelphia Record. L. H. Render, Tobacco Flues, Roofing, Expert employed. All kinds Gun work first class. of guns a specialty. Agent for The Oliver Typewriter Greensboro College N. C. Literary and Business Courses. Schools of Music, Art and Literary Course and all Living Expenses per Fall Session begins September 11th, on cation. PEACOCK, President. Paper Hanging. I am prepared lo fill and can it i I Full line from designers l from I am prepared to do Brick Laying and Orders wall paper the of Mrs, M. will receive prompt at- j H. BUNN, I IN J. W. CB. Norfolk, Va. , Factors and handlers of Bagging, Ties and Bags. and shipments solicited. Three One for Times VA., Now Only Cents a Year, and includes absolutely free The Paragon Monthly, The Farm Journal, Philadelphia. DAILY SUNDAY TiMES, Farm Journal and Para- Monthly, now only per year; per mouth by mail. Address THE TIMES, Richmond, Va. OLD DOMINION LINE Steamer leave Washing- ton daily at A. M. for Green ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Steamer Edgecombe leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at for Tar leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays, and Saturdays at G A. M. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and Boa- ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore, and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. C. J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. C. ONE THIRD FASTER Agents wanted in all i . WHEELER ii Company. Atlante. Ga. T WHITE, Greenville, a ill aid of i, mi to report to This aid is to lake r Inspectors who are I ; of streets V., Nov. was first advised by family iii Charleston to use when but a very young In- M a of and to warn and sweeten the stomach. Later it was useful In teething its effect been to be so very beneficial and n free iron, the dangers that an- upon the use drugs and soothing that we nave come regard it. i use with children, as one of the in when there la new baby ID the kiss and until the arc over, and we lake pleasure in recommend it of stuff so people use to keep their Daily Times and Weakly Times Good Advice to Trinity College Oilers one hundred and twenty-five ate and undergraduate courses of study. Twenty-time teachers in with modern Large library Best and in UM -late. Scholarships an Fund;. Attendance nearly doubled within the seven years, low. The best college is the one oilers a student the best advantages Send for Go. Norfolk, Va. Cut in Fm tors and Commission Mer- chants, and in Bagging, Tics. Pea- nut Hags and Land Plaster. We quote Nova Land Plaster for June as lots 14.00 ton lots ton lots than tons Correspondence solicited. J. W. PERRY and alleys violations of the new and stringent ordinances designed to create conditions have ready given the attractive title of i Mrs. Palmer's i in, i, hi which she lives, is In the Oral ward. THE GREAT H you have stomach, indigestion, biliousness, constipation, bad breath, liver, heartburn, kidney troubles, backache, loss of appetite, Insomnia, lack energy, bad blood, blotched or muddy akin, any symptoms and disorders which tell the story of bad bowels and an impaired digestive Wilt Cure You. will clean out the bowels, stimulate tho liver kidneys, strengthen the mucous membranes of the stomach, purify your blood and put you your again. Your will return, your move your liver and cease to trouble you, your skin will clear and freshen you will feel the old lime end buoyancy. Besting I I l n I I , r lull foe , o, . i-l- ii, o- n II keel's i. , on , r . B W i r . left sailing, p won, and heart r. MS fr II- Mr. Mini Ike I The Ni n York has c u directed of Brook why n writ of man I i em in I W. Met lo i examined if qua d, lo p unit him lo and receive the degree of of Mr. he was by II i II rally, and barred from lit is . i Triangle he published a paragraph gave offense to the chancellor a i, ti. which as lo- The young gill who is traveling by herself seek Information from train people rather than from her c n train. in traveling should make C of strangers of either sex, her name, her nation or family affairs, or make on the road. She however, show kind to a traveling with children, a wearied one. and politely any one who does her an B. in The Home for July. Mi Pills This popular remedy sever falls to cure Dyspepsia, Constipation- Sick Headache, Biliousness And ALL DISEASES from a Torpid Liver and Bad The n. t u It la good t It Dose coated sod to swallow. lake No Substitute . i i I- u. p pun lit I In- n In i f I I I . ; n a I J. t in the till- n not nit III and In former tin Could i Kin-up. -i. Hill. it. i ii. J. It ltd If you would El a e H C s 1-1 S U i a z, U it It i B las ft M us W 5- notice to Public. Mr. John Drewry, General A fur North and Virgin, of that Well- Known and Company, THE MUTUAL Life Insurance Co., of 11- i to announce to its large number policy and to public generally, of North this com- will now in this state from this date will its splendid desirable policies, to all de- siring the very insurance in the best life insurance company in world. If the local in your town has n yet JOHN Stale Haleigh, X. C Assets U. Paid policy Live, reliable energetic agents wanted at once lo work for the Old GREENVILLE N. C. S-s------o s Cotton Bagging and fies always -on x- Fresh goods kept constantly en hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Having duly before the or Court of the estate Jacob Brook, de- lit it ire In hereby given all indebted lo the estate to make immediate payment to the undersigned. And all per- sons having claims against are to under payment on the this notice will be in bar of recovery. This June 4th. 1901. CHAPMAN, Jacob Brooks. SALK OF LAND. Bf virtue of a decree of the Court Pitt this day in a certain Special therein pending entitled, Public r, the estate of II. against Bonnie H. den, John and I will on Monday, July 1901, sell at public sale the Court House door in a certain lot Of parcel of land situate in the Iowa of county, on the south side of Third street and east of Lee t and known in the plan of said torn an lot number live in block II. This Mb of June 1901. CANNON. Public estate of H. deceased. of Sale. W. R. WHICHARD BRO., IN---- N. C. The Stock complete in every and prices as low as lowest. Highest market price paid for country produce. North Pitt county In Court. A. P. , vs. N virtue of mi Execution directed U the from the Superior court of Wilson in entitled scion, I will on Monday, the June, 1901. at o'clock, in, the court house door of said county, sell to the highest bidder for i lo mi i.-f;. all the right title and Interest which the said W. O, Lane, in the de- real to That of land in lying on the North and the lauds of J. H. Tug- well, heirs, II. A. and others, and known as It J. farm, containing six bundled acres more or less. I'm, Hie did of May. 1901. O W. PI county SALE. Grocer and j By of a Furniture Dealer. Cash paid for delivered to W. J. For Sale by el, i m i . ., Inn-, -i MM a, i Al i t,; . I O t i CO , Nassau Siren, S V , me mm in. . t o. l . i i, t i.-i,, aM me -I id .-. Mi lei I . i . , Hi n i, tin i. bes i in I an i I ill. The pie d i ii I are ii Inches . out lot He been given to toe Is Mr. that Mark is bis choice for next for and he hopes Hep I will When Mr. Hanna shall am as he doubtless will, e the next cull ii Ci tin will a Mr. an the Presidency will be easy Bryan latter would lie especially happy if the Demo- should nominate his choice. Twice as Republican Marshal Mr. baa Mr. other goods. Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed- Oak Suits, Ba- by Carriages, Parlor Tables, Safes, P. Gail Ax Meal Tobacco, Key West Cheroots, American Beauty Can- Cherries., Peaches, Apples, Pine Apples, Jelly, Milk, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meal, Soap, Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Oar- den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nuts, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Currents, and China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware, Oaken and Crackers, Mats Best Stand- ard Sewing Mach and nu- and Bryan i. very candidate to defeat; and he would like easy job next lime, no doubt, he isn't as he med lo be. Philadelphia Quantity, to see me. Cheap for cash, Com Phone U. led and by the Tuba Warehouse t o. on August and duly re- corded in the office Registered Deeds of Pill county in Z. B, page the will sell at public, In-fore Hie Court house door In Green- ville . ii Saturday July the in the town of upon which lots have bean two tobacco One on north by B Lang's lot, on the east by slice M. lot, on the west by J. C. Griffin's tut and on the south by Me- street, II acres. One other lot at the aimer of fourth street sod the right of way of the Atlantic line on west side of said road, and runt north parallel with said tic I to a stake, west parallel with Front, feet b a stake in lino street, south feat lo a slake In the line of street, thence cast with Front street lo the beginning. Also one other beginning at a a slake pa Hie ditch and runs south east to a stake In the then south west polos to i ii Kiln heirs line, with to the more or less, properly lo be satisfy said mortgage. Apply to Tin tee This June Trustee, F. JAMES, Attorney. IN- A GENERAL LINE OF Also nice Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE MB. J. B. Norfolk, Va. Buyers and Brokers in Cotton, Grain and Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. The Commoner WEEKLY. WILLIAM J. Editor Publisher, Payable in Advance. One Year Mouths Sue, Three Sing. Copy No traveling canvassers are em- ployed. Subscriptions taken at Tit office. The Semi- Weekly will be sent together one year for 11.75 or The Daily and one year for 1.1.50 payable In ad- or Improve; also or photo. . and Lawyers. Wash, -t- FOB The Reflector D. J. EDITOR TO PER YEAR II VOL. XX. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, JULY e M -AT- Is the customer who takes of OUR keeps our competitors guessing why it is we sell so cheap. OUR WITH HIGH W. T. LEE Pa Exposition, lam to accommodate about Pan Am- visitors wall board room with nil view of Niagara mill Lake from the house. Niagara Fulls truly car door nil's w.-ilk to exposition Take Niagara street car to Auburn Avenue. rates. All will receive prompt attention. JOSEPH A. MOORE, 7-tin. 1280 Street, Buffalo, N. Y. A Fl CLASS SCHOOL IX EASTERN X. C. School, LaGrange, N. C. LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC COMMERCIAL Boarding Pupils, Twelve Counties two States represented past session. School Barracks for Sixty Cadets. I The school aims to st by developing latent and power. Tho individual needs of the students are considered. The literary training strengthens the manly trails, gives a sound body; and clear mind. Class room methods cultivate j and grasp. Athletics encouraged. No Compromise on or Tobacco. Expenses for entire term of Nine Mouths, tuition, board, room, fuel and lights, payable quarterly in advance. No extras. Write for beautiful register. J. E. DEBNAM, Suit. A Special Take OH. Stole His Wife. A year ago Eugene a youth, away with Miss Sen-ad Barbee, daughter of Mr. H. who lives near Dur- ham. They live at Church. They went to Durham and were married by Magistrate Gun The bride was only years old, and as soon as her found she t tin away, he went to D limn in hot pursuit. rived in scene a few minutes c marriage ceremony, and claimed his daughter. He carried her home, there he has kepi her for a year, giving husband an to see his wife. Several attempts were made to steal girl, but were Finally the girl was sent to Virginia to visit her uncle in the hope that she would forget But followed her and there was a scene that caused a sensation. The girl was taken with typhoid fever soon after, and she came near dying. She home eve. since, while her band was at work in the ship- yards at Newport News. A few days ago returned to Dur- ham with a friend, and went out to home, while the old man was gone. The mother pro- tested bitterly against her leaving, celled all names, but and his friend took girl with them they have been days very happily at the home of Mr. BriggS, in East Durham. She says nothing part them now. Raleigh Times. Hay Southern The proposition in the constitutional convention lo raise the salary of the governor from to a year has much lo commend it. In most of I he South States the salary of is so low that a man with source of income can hardly ford to accept the office; thus a handicap is placed upon merit. A poor man cannot live upon the the appearance I but is demanded by the dignity of position. Tho pay of a gov- ought not lie so large that J-B. CD. Just Received. TO THE PEOPLE, AND CUSTOMERS OF PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. We are still in of race after your We offer you the best selected line of General Merchandise to be found any store in Well hough choice selections, the of the best America and Europe. Seasonable all the year round, Spring, Summer and Winter. We are at work for yours and our mutual ad- vantage. It is our pleasure to show you what you want to sell you if we can. We offer you the very best service, polite attention, and the moat liberal terms consistent with a well business built up on its own merits. you conic to market you will not do yourself justice if you do sec our stock before buying elsewhere. Remember us and the following lines of general merchandise. Goods and Notions, Shoes. Gaps, Silks and Satins, Jackets and Capes, Carpets, Mattings and Oil Cloths. Ken's, Women's and Children's Shoes. Harness, Horse Blankets Groceries. Flour, Meal, Sugar Coffee, Lard, Scad Is, Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Nails and Rope. Furniture. Headquarters for Furniture and everything in line. We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Either or Approved Credit Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. Your Friends, fit A large line of Baby Caps, Belts, Laces and Ladies Col- and Cuffs all Sizes I HAVE THE AND HANDSOMEST LINE OF MIL LINE air Mrs. M. T. is in charge of my millinery department mi hand one will be trimmed to suit your tastes ii you wait. Hats. Silks, Braids, Ornaments, Flowers, Ribbons, and everything n the milliners line. A Currituck Boy Weighs Pounds. Mr. Louis of county, N. c, has distinction of being biggest man in Carolina Louis is only IT years old and pounds. We have the price oft of a special line of Figured Lawns and Organdies, which we have running from S lo for the NEXT DAYS. we will push them out for yard. Those lovely Imported Em. Swisses, which are richly worth and Too will lie run out for the next fix days for and per yard. Piques worth and now for G days White Shirt Waist and Dress Goods prices lo astonish you. Madras Shirts for men, worth 11.00 for days Our entire line of Ladies Oxford Tics at reduced price from up. Fruit of Loom bleached Tie Call lo sec us for anything you please you. Standard Patterns July Designs. KICKS WILKINSON. it would cause shrewd and are always lo order by a in City have the following Seventeen inches thirteen inches toe to heel, live inches across the ball of the shoe and thirty-one inches the shoe. A man of build can place both of his feet one of these shoes with ease. enjoys perfect health men to scramble for the of course, but ii should be large enough to offer induce- to tho to strive for it. High grade executive ability is in the world at better than a year. The Slates ought to lie willing to pay good men as much as they are worth civil life, possibly just a little shading for the honor public preferment. Exchange. The whole island of New York was originally bought of the for an equivalent of twenty-live dollars. Today New York has a population of about which is exceeded by only- one other Its wealth is enormous; its annual ex- are more I ban those of Republic Mexico, and almost one third as much as those of German Empire with its population of And it has the financial of tho Home Journal. A young Parisian recently saw a friend driving an automobile through a crowded thoroughfare at a rate faster than legal limit, and warned hi in to slow down, as of the Paris wits posted further down the street. The killer was a of tho occurrence, however, arrested the pedestrian on charge of interfering with police in their duly. Was Profitable. To Millie of u small ad- fruit seller in Paris advertised ill several newspapers good rates for lie would give of for largest apple Hint should be lo He received sacks of apples altogether, paid the for largest, and after deducting the cost of the advertising that lie had made a profitable invest- Record. Views. It is almost to bear the various opinions people have is as strong as a bull, being about the crops, One lays able lo the weight would while the spring was late and crops were thrown badly behind, they arc looking fairly well. Another says but for tint has troubled formers crops would have been line, and arc looking pretty still another says prospect is very poor -poorest he has seen for years. And soil many opinions as there are people. Scotland Week Commonwealth. The I in inn i Wednesday wen- Issued Ly the and Commander the Adjutant General fixing the ting forth the encampment of North for cur- rent year will be held by Park, near beginning July and ending August I lib. The camp will be designated The Quartermaster General will arrange transportation for regimental commander, staffs, companies, etc., so as to reach camp not later than o'clock in the of day named, each logo Into Companies ate required at- tend withal least percent. their muster roll. A failure on part of any company to meet ibis requirement will deprive such TOWN MATTERS Meet the Aldermen. of Aldermen met Thursday night lo close up their work for the fiscal year and be ready to the administration o to successors on Ant of July. All but one member were pres- reading and approving the minutes of last before liking up the regular order business, the matter of Allen Bryant, present- ed at meeting for the killing of their horse on the street, was con- was decided to offer a compromise of was ac- by the claimants, and the matter .- settled. finance committee repeated in tin- treasury. D. tax collector made his final report, which had been examined and was approved by finance committee. This following of annual i ,,,, Moo. General taxes license I it-quire the effort of six ordinary I Landmark. Pays Awful London, June Booth African war was tho subject in- numerable questions in the House of Commons to day. was elicited that the ear continues to cost weekly; that tin- mate the invaders of Cape Colony number from to men, and there were list of typhoid fever among the troops during month of April, or which number proved blankets, fuel, ii r. cook- medicine will be- supplied by State. The troops must furnish own rations. Convenient and ample kitchens and mess ill In- provided. Each regiment will reviewed by the Commander days to be hereafter named. The encampment will i- held In following Third intent from July lo both Inclusive. Second from July 31st, both inclusive. First August 5th market purchase taxes 950.36; dog taxi 17725.75 The delinquent list of persons who had i ii town and could not be found contained names and while the Hats of those in town from could not be made contained and amounted to lists were allowed by the committee in settlement with tho collector. The standing committees had no reports to make. An amounting to to Inclusive. and paid. First By order of the Governor Thai Pays. Commander in Chief. A ,,,,. ,,, in ,,,,, who and manages a form In tho General. yesterday if such a paid. Ho replied Twenty years ago ii was i ii- that ii certainly paid if managed in led that persons crossed on a business principle, in same London dolly, I on careful, manner that a fool tho rest vehicles. With runs a business office in town. American invention for Una land. Ph., June A. John Evans, the Carnegie Con have win returned from they Introduced u new process hearth steel-making in the Rev. .,.,.,. B. of the Virginia Theological I which the Hog Seminary , has accepts work j,,,,,,,.,,. and a II. Griffith, Jr., and i . M ,, , tin- growth of these have doubled, of relief building f the tower bridge, half a mile down stream. has, I an miller lo of older bridge, and bus HOW ell will in Missionary field of Lenoir and Pitt counties. Mr. here Monday. Free of women who cry, the Eskimo women fairly lion of Ambrose engineer of teats of the Carnegie Company for making far armor plate. It includes the use of molten Inn direct from the blast In charging the open hearth method was lo use cold pig iron and scrap. Hunks lie does well these be to per Investment. I Bod from ex that farming, conducted properly, will from to per cent, on an Investment, l know that Ibis is opposed to the modem forming is ed lo accomplish this by do longer profitable. It will pay which will it does pay if the former or the mil as projections business man, If you like, Is on each side of the bridge, mined to make it . . . . Observer, from Wilmington that the encampment of the The stores Mess. T. P. A-h- Guard, scheduled to begin on ford, ft Co., Tom 10th of July, will be postponed were closed this morning under ton days because of the executions Issued on judgments of gelling the I obtained before Mr. Fields, by j. p., by northern creditors. the 10th. 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