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Have What THAT I AM STILL CARRYING LINK OF Dry Goods, Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware A OF thing WHICH I AM UNABLE TO MENTION Come to see me for your next Barrel of Flour or. Pork. Yours to CARR For Nails, Windows, Paints, Rope, Collars, Plows, Shovels and Car- Tools, go to Next door to Kicks . Wilkinson. to fair. I THE AMERICAN MONTHLY REVIEW OF REVIEWS It by men thousands of prominent In the activities, for its nation th- actual from and of In They comment on freedom from All and women who want to know what the world doing Sad it an Intellectual from the received from hundreds Its art and later to man woman Its on important are by the best-informed writers reviews of other magazines give the best of their best tin Illustrated. will enable all thoughtful men and women to of its value president I am I toil In tot- of and apple. been very Richly I I think that I c not u . very l my . all earnest library, -rd practically a is thoughtful men. no matter Io public widely Ideal diverge, are U. S. I II. given free n its col- Is the best and IT M I I. . addition ray library. not have i great deal It a publication el very great lime t read take valve I have pleasure In laying that the i there Important matter indeed am the I sh not otherwise have which j ; c-n my discovered. F, S l K Send particular at t let n it be had with Invaluable set K of PLACE NEW YORK THE f TONIC LAXATIVE If yon have sour stomach, indigestion, biliousness, constipation, bad breath, dizziness, inactive liver, heartburn, kidney troubles, backache, loss of appetite, insomnia, lack of energy, bad blood, blotched or muddy skin, any and disorders which tell the story or bad bowels and an unpaired digestive system, Will Cure It will clean out the bowels, stimulate the liver and strengthen the mucous membranes of the stomach, purify your blood and put you your again. Your appetite will return, your bowels move your liver and cease to trouble you, your skin will and freshen and you will feel the old time energy and buoyancy. i If saw en J diarrhea, . I ill I ill . h It M mu r aural. , ll . . n an It-vet, A DEADLY DUEL Au unholy love am a sinful de- j for the death of two near this place Saturday. A Miss Harris, with of her brothers law on Sheriff Knight's place and Old Sparta, became infatuated with ft married man, Will Bur- roughs, of lie with her. determined to and cum up for that purpose. He went out for the woman and the two endeavored to take the fur Norfolk at but were too late for it. From o'clock till the fatal shooting, must have bean hiding skulking the woods be- W. I. a mile from town. Her people became apprised of the intent of the guilty couple and came up here to ascertain if a warrant tor their arrest could be laMed. Will who was the spokesman, was told that no war- could be issued, but ad vised to take his sister and carry her home, this he Maid he would do. He was advised to use force, to no to be assented, but the not acted Upon, for shortly tier o'clock Han is, John Wade, and Dix- on, were road between crossing and store. Harris with a shot gun and with pistol inquiring a man and a woman. Liter about o'clock, or somewhat same men were seen near the corporate limits of the town on the mad. Their conversation to a passerby indicated that ere rabbits. Soon alter tin., hunters had made their way to a colored people, the forks of the load near Harlow place. eloping couple was found, and the began. was through the Bur roughs dropped ht in the head Both were brought here to the but surgical skill was avail, the wounds were HI i -lb died the night. made n be- fore he died in which he said that Burroughs shot only i e him sen tines; be idea that Burroughs Intended to shoot, that one else Bred a grin. Dr. a coroner, began bu did not then, adjourning over till Wed lies day for additional evidence. Dixon so be was with the party In help them take the lister, but not to Violate the law. Harris, it is said has run away. When one of the wounded men Mete being brought to a Art John Wade stopped the So Tired It may be from overwork, the chances are Its from an active With a well conducted LIVER one can do mountains of labor without fatigue. It adds a hundred percent to ones earning capacity. It can be kept In healthful action by, and only by Pills TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. YOU WANT Dry Goods, etc., go to Mrs. L. H. WHITE, N. C. Nice line on hand. for cash or v for COTTEN, C. E. Survey with or Maps made and with me mail or at Cunt. Vincent's on street, will be N. c. Photographer, GREENVILLE. X. Tin Leader in work low priors for Si per dozen. Cabinets per dozen. All other lines wry cheap. Crayon Portraits any Frame on band all time. Come my work. N- trouble to show ample and answer questions, The very t all. hours a. m., I. to to please, RODOLPH HYMAN. Wood's Seeds BEST FOR THE SOUTH. SEED POTATOES ONE OF SPECIALTIES. We of Is in beat an. Virginia Second Crop Seed. Wood's rivet results, both s to with Maine- grown and Second-crop It contains much and Information Write Potato Wood's Descriptive for all not m-. crop to grow, moat , . v inn crop. . i in- f in even free Upon Wood Sons, VIRGINIA. and i . ; i .- to tries. IN J. W. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and of Bagging, Ties and shipments solicited. in Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every de and prices as low the lowest. Highest market paid for country produce. LANDS POSTED. All Io pass In way my lands, or to limit trim without my Saul in Swift Creek Pitt county, nail the of it. Smith, Bra, W. Venters A. 1903. HOOKS. Steamer leave Washing- daily at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily M. for Washington. Connecting at Washington Steamers for Norfolk, Philadelphia, New York Boston, Aurora, South Creek. Swan Quarter, Ocracoke and all t for Hie West with rail- roads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line and Chesapeake Co. from Baltimore. Mer- and Line from Boston. CHERRY, Greenville, N. C. J. E. District Washington, N. C NOTICE The A. A- II. Jr., N. CI, is the ink nut r. in the U A will the the same nil of tin firm. All per- to lbs tUm an hi mat to II. A. Wool- This 10th Match, 1902. M. A II. Low to Exposition via Atlantic Line. The Allan Coast Line Rail way announces the fol- low rates to S. on of the Smith and Indian C. lit, 1901 Io June 1903, The following tales apply from and laid n should not pan. He lacked up his , , . J May drawing a pistol, he a i passage limit ten persuaded let the days n addition to date of pan. I lie was Hied this morning to In-sold daily on B May mu-. ,, , , , continuous passage limit June carrying concealed nous. Hi-t charge For tickets. Pullman reservation and any particular write of call on On the other he hold fault i bond Io answer at the N. next or the Superior l. . Wade lays at lime be so I H. C. mu of liquor he no . ail what be did, Thou who I hint lie mm h Wade and the two are from Tin county. named a lister of the woman. From what is he has a tin huh i lie a on the road for forcing a minister of the ii . I.-II v a. N I In Superior Pill others Smith Jo. Smith will take lo- an entitled as has I been in of County to tho title to n p land in sail County, and to have the Pent from o. c. Nobles, to I, Smith, the will he i s to at Term Court held the First Monday in Sept. at the Court County Green- ville. N. . lad answer or to the in action, or the plaintiff will apply Io the Court for the demanded in the complaint. April, 1902. I. C. Clerk Court Newspaper. The Charlotte Observer. EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR. CALDWELL TOMPKINS, J. C L DWELL Editor. f PER YEAR. THE Receive the largest telegraphic delivered to any paper between Washington Atlanta, and its special service is the greatest ever handled by a North Caro- paper. THE SUNDAY OBSERVER con- of or more pages, is Io a large extent made of original matter. THE printed Tuesday and Friday per year. The largest paper in North Sample copies sent on application. Address THE OBSERVER, N. C. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ons. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. i . U for i I h an . ; . CAM tn For Sale by u and and i Furniture Dealer. paid II i Seed, Oil Bar- res, Has, etc. Bed- Oak Suits, Ba gospel to and then dance, by and The woman with when The hunting party to make to have to tow o, hut did nothing who lay where he Ml shot through the head lions so till death, Mis. Han is paid a colored man to tiling him to town and then she disappeared. i. Mot only UM I Co Vii I. . CWt ,,. , m. I I I, r . ,. s. Go Carts, suits, P. A Ax Key West Che- roots, Hi y George Che. . Peaches, Apples, Tine , Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour r, Meat, Soap, Ly. I, Matches, Oil, Cotton VI .,; .; Hulls, den Oranges, Apples, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Glass and China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware, Cakes Crackers, which Roberson re Butter i i .,. . Sawing Machines, and nu shows that Burroughs must and have been sitting down and Bur- wound indicates that he was shot while in the pas tore. NOTICE Great Timber Sale. By virtue of n Decree of the Superior court of Pitt count.- at March 1902. in a ease tin i hi pending in re the Prolate of List Will and of the e I'll hubs J, Shepard, will, on Tuesday, April Ml for cash highest front of the court house door, in all the Handing timber of Pine lad Poplar measuring and upward at time it Is cut on the following tracts or parcels of to the estate of said Thomas J. to Witt On p or parcel on the South side the Mill pond, forty the line the timber sold to by the main road, called the Smith from tract on i North Mill pond, two hundred seres, by the I rose Shepard's Mill race to and of the heirs of J. W. Rollins, the the heirs of the lands of II. and Swamp. law will lie given two in which to cut and remove the timber. H. March 1902 i wall -DEALER IN- -A GENERAL LINE OF m in a nice Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE MB. J. R. San lay, morning and evening. Pray- Wednesday evening Rev. J. N. Booth, pastor. Sunday- school a. m. M. A. Allen every Sun lay, morning and evening. evening. Bey. H. pastor. Sunday school p. Bl. L. U. Pender, thin Rev J. B. Morton, pastor Sunday school a. E. B. en F. H. Hard Minister. Morning and even- prayer with sermon every lit and 3rd Lay service every 4th Sunday. Sunday-school a. m., W. B. B. Brown, Litany a. m. Preaching and fourth Sundays in each month Prayer meeting Wednesday night. Rev. D. W. Davis, Sunday school P. M., W. R. Parker, superintendent. regular LODGES A. F. A. M. No. meets and Monday evening. E. E. flu. W. M. J. M. Reuse, Sec, I. O. O. Lodge, No. Meets every Tuesday evening. L. H. G. W. gee K. of River Lodge, every Friday evening, C. L. son, K. of R. R. Vance Council, No meets every Thursday even- W. B. Wilson, J. H, Tunstall, Regent. A. O. Council, No. meets every first and third nights in Odd Fellows Hall. J. Z. Gardner, Worthy Chief; D. S. Smith, Sec I. O. Conclave No. meets every second and Monday nights in Odd lows Hall. W. B. Wilson Smith ATLANTIC COAST LINK RAILROAD CO. in. II. ltd. Leave Ar l. atom Wilson Leave Selma Lt Ar at at ll m V t r ti Lt Ar II is is a to in SO JO PM AM It ll THE GREENVILLE Quantity. Cheap for to see me. S. M. Schultz. um co. Manufacturers of Doors, Sash and Blinds, Interior Exterior for Fine Modern and Cheap Build- We solicit your patronage and guarantee to give satisfaction in prices, styles and work. Please send your orders to TUB Co. GREENVILLE, N. C. The Commoner WEEKLY. WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Editor Publisher, in Advance. One Year Six Mouths Three Sing. Copy No traveling canvassers are em ployed. taken The Reflector office. The Semi Weekly and will be sent together one year for or The Daily one year for 13.50 payable in ad- J. W. DEALER IN Arrive in is III PM PI NORTH. ax s . ii HI ii n AM PM HOC es PEA, T IS I I M PM AM PM PM I MUM H III III if I IT Leave Wilson Arrive Leave Tarboro Moan Ar Main Line-Train ton M p leaves 1242, o m, anises Bat- I p m. raves Sanford I p m. arrive p m leave pm, arrives Wilmington o m Ban am. a m, f a m, Hope Mills U a BL rive leaves p in, Hops Mala I p m Spring p m, Mai ton I p at arrives p m Connections at with train N i at with Carolina at Bed Springs with Hal Springs A at Sanford with the Seaboard Air Una and Southern Hallway at Quit with Durham and Railroad Train on Reek a leaves II pi, I a u t l P l I'm a as. ii a Weldon l ass. steep Trains leave a , and I a p m. arrive o p m. leave is as is GREENVILLE S. C. o a Cotton Bagging and lies on hand Fresh kept constantly ea hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. I lip Sander Train leaves Tarboro PIS p., K In Train ea M C h. Oat la I a m retards las a arrive. Train Nashville leave Be. at A M a as, I Io p as. Warsaw Clinton a I IA p. a as a p m. pi Train Mo H. M. EMERSON, Pass. Agent J. R. Manager T. M EMERSON. VOL PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, APRIL Picks I Wilkinson New White Goods Welcome. Color is eliminated from the card today. White goods first in store displays as they will be in your thoughts, -e trust. Ten years four or live years, would have dreamed of the beauty to be In ought out in fabric art without a touch from rainbow tints Pure white, bill so varied have been the d earns of designers, so cleverly loom wizards wrought, that there is hardly a limit to variety. White has only been thought of as a for summer's heat. The sheerest effects have been sought, but now however white fabrics-cheviots and piques are brought out in rich style assortment. White has overstepped the limits of hereafter I bean all the year round factor WHITE in a large up to date styles and ill-signs in Imported Piques that are worth your while to inspect and WHITE LAWNS in Lace Hemmed Stitched Pattern at and Such a line has never been your to sec in Greenville at the above price WHITE DIMITIES In all the newest weaves, dots, stripes and strip., at I WHITE MADRAS in Crepe Do Chine designs with stripes that will retain its luster after it is at and WHITE INDIA LAWNS. yards India Lawn that can't be matched at our white goods sale price yards India Lawn that a at in sale at yards India that are have offered at a value 13.0 go in this sale yards India Lawn that was acid for for yards India lawn you can't any to match then at go in this at the kind at the at You can't to let them go as it will he your loss and your This sale can't possibly last over days at the longest. That Make the Groan. In discussing the subject of housekeeping and the cost in this city, a prominent hotel man ; DEPARTMENT. said last people how I he cost of living ban advanced within the last three years. A very short while ago, we bought choice steak for ten cents per pound; today we pay Hens arid for fifteen cents; apiece, but now arc quickly taken thirty-live and forty cents apiece. Butter is scarce at fifteen and twenty cents per pound. We an-now fur inspection by the ladies. We have a complete up date line in Dress Goods, Fine Trim- Bilks, Satins, Embroideries, Velvets, Ribbons i White Goods, Minstrel cloth, and till the newest As well be the World as out of Fashion. Fur earliest knowing and possessing of the things of fashion, keep yourself familiar with RICKS WILKINSON. 1902 1888 and MY LINE. MY MILLINERY is now ready for you to see. To see it will prove to you that I have the Prettiest and Cheapest stock ever shown in MY PATTERN HATS will be sold at extremely low prices. I have had years ex- in business, have ways given you good Come See what I have to offer you now Children's Hats from cents up. Hats from cents to any price desired. I will be ably assisted by My customers already know that she tries to please them in shaping and trimming huts to become the wearer. We will get the New York Styles each month during the season. Come see my Hack Hat for Easter. MRS. L. GRIFFIN. At Old Stand. all vegetables ready sale at The gentleman thus speaking lot his opinion in In the cause of the high prices he do nut know. they blame the high price of beef spun the trust, bat la the lace the fact that everything else is correspondingly as high, it dues not seem that those lodging this complaint have exactly out their case. There is one thing ought to teach us, however, is That have a great country down here, and we ought to produce those that can be so easily produced here that will turn loose among our farmers so much money and such splendid Ob- server. The Jamestown Exposition Presidents. Norfolk, April incur of the Company held their first meeting here today perfected a partial organization by the of the following named First vice president, Na- Norfolk; second vice president, fl. F. Adams, New- port News; third vice president, T. W. Wood, Portsmouth; fourth vice president, S. Gordon tilings. firth vice dent. E. M. Tilley, or Berkley. The election a president and director general or the company was deferred Governor Mon- shall have appointed the special to the State. The name of General Lee is being urged from sections, though Hie general thus far say whether the use his is authorized. The that they have abundant assurance that the exposition will prove a success tar beyond the expectations or the most sanguine. Skirt Goods Have you seen Lace is come in and Io worn out, come before th. attract, Quality decides. Those your window are nearly in-west, are sold. Prices Look as closely in quality as you do to prises. Measure your purchases by the satisfaction yield you will say this is the best place In Greenville to buy goods. J. B. Cherry Co. The Only Department in GREENVILLE All Qualified Must Exercise the , Elective Franchise. The Belgians have made an discovery. They have ; found out ho to accomplish some thing m American accomplishes. They nave found mi how to compel citizens In vote They do nut send the voters to Jail, the employed is so live at a recent election nut of eligible voters only failed to cute without giving inns nut ice in the courts re- quired by law, and of this when summoned before ail able acceptable excuses, such as age, illness in unavoidable The punished for mil v it at that election exactly 2.76 out of every How has this sunder been of lint offenders, the state is far being harsh. Tin- magistrates ply admonish the negligent sens that the of inn away pulls Mill him If persisted in. He has begun In make entries wrung side Of his account the stale. It In Vote a second tune there will Mu- a penalty. In that event he hands In magistrate W if he still continues to refrain from voting as elections recur his political are suspended for years. It men will not lei them call themselves voters Before the year 1893 Belgium per cent of voters remained from the polls at election in spite all the party workers could do in gel them there. Bin as soon as the law musing voting as passed of abate ion fell below D per foul limes. Headquarters Corn removes from the soil large quantities or Potash. Tho fertilizer plied, must furnish enough or the land will lose its pro- power. oil boors GERMAN KALI WORKS, Quit. Yen printers were ill ink a good deal of i who did not drink was a rarity II w recent years In n i the craft TWO TEAKS HAVE BEEN PAID IN THE I. OF NEWARK, N. J., YOUR POLICY HAS Value, Cash Value, Paid up Insurance, Extended Insurance that works automatically, B. Is Non for table, Will be reinstated arrears be month while you are living, or within three years after lapse, upon satisfactory evidence of and payment of arrears with interest. second No Restrictions. Incontestable. Dividends are payable at the beginning of the second and cf each succeeding year, provided the premium tor the current ear be paid. They may be To reduce Premiums, or To Increase the Insurance, or To make policy payable as an during the lifetime of insured. J. L. SUGG, Greenville, N. County Giant. Grady, who resides i lower part of is at on account of his tremendously large frame His wrists arc inches round and his second linger is most I inches long. His legs are already feet lot-has, and Grady is still growing, he is now years of age and the sole of bis foot measures inches Grady reaches up into the air just feet inches. By lime he becomes a manor by the time be stops count will have the distinction of being the home of Slate's est Journal. has ii vita the morality pro- cession i id the t act reverse is tine. ii is too much to expect them to I real away from all bad habitant and many of them chew tobacco, in this print shop are severs who have been buying a certain I wholesale and getting it heap, it is a well known make. it night not Ire advisable n brand. Last week one the men went over to where another chum was at work and this Stuff, . up a chunk of it, and, gently stripping it back, there be beheld two or three long, worms, fat sleek The her man remarked that perhaps Hi s piece an exception, so he yanked his hank from his pocket, snipped there were worms j the Mine. A third man came u aid sampled his with tho same result. The Death Penally. A,, ., of have Two murders occurred in off, The n ought that recently within a day or two they had chewing worms for other, which appear to months if not years too much have stirred the city, for them. All -v.-i.--h shows d us not punish murder there are more ways than to with death, and these murders cure a dog sucking eggs. It is have the III however, to see the boys press of Slate as to u chewing gum, sucking the cud a this fact due- not mill- otherwise trying to keep and is col for the from chewing. May lie they will two committed. Those States hold out, but it will hard work. winch death penally if they fall from grace will not lake up with the same bland they formerly used. We have just added Steam Supply Will anything in this line very low, Sec us when in want of Globe and Angle Valves, Standard Globe and Angle Valves, Check Valves, Water Oil Cups, Air Cocks, Steam Ganges, Hancock aspirators, V. S. Injectors, Cocks. Steam Pipe all Biles, Pipe Kitting all s. LINE OF Packing, Robber Bolt, Gaudy Belt, Leather Belt, Belt Lacing, Belt Hooks, Ac. A Ii ii p man never cuts his ac qua in lances. A cheap suit must be taken better or worsted. SOLE AGE Harvesting lip- and Harm for Like Daisies Before the Baby lives arc by The attack of the ease is progress is rapid. Mothers who bin their children Perry Painkiller ml water with u k-w drops of MM I tell bow thin tins led vomiting, put the hull- patient nut cf danger, and its. j Often Suffer from just as many as thou which do not. The theory i that re criminality, does to Some extent but never has never ill prevent it. heart and troop of crimes with defendant and the with convicts and from lime to time place upon I the the wearer of the black hood. Nevertheless, the of that he will lie put death have sonic effect ill deterring from cap Ital en. I lie II lilt who tales n. and these considerations justice man's blood, man -hall helpless, inc downward. Milton who was captured shot by officers N. what was to be a The were kept under strong guard Saturday night. All were held lot is it-poll- ed as likely to Negroes Held for Murder. Va., April save prisoners from being lynched, i magistrates held court almost all day yesterday at N. John Ills hop and John all colored, were charged with the murder of Thomas white, a clerk Peel store at ford. The arc said to I have cursed and had I pill out the store. was shot limes in the back and one man tiled at close range Garland Cook Stoves. BAKER HART. pity, do. i work I lie I e-i asks I'm the abolition of the death p although spirit of which seeks to sub tor the neck breaking gallons mid mode of the i is Io he coin tie Ob Advice i to w Ache In Minutes Ladles, it a breach it good to around streets free conversation sun-ring, with young boys or me. t. ml all i I. II i in the use, bi a will you i.- in i hi Hill iii i mission to walk with you he has finished. Scotland Times. -v Mil

EASTERN REFLECTOR N. C. D. J. Ed. Owner Entered at Punt Office N. as Second-Clan Mall Matter. is considering I be mat of building a railroad city via and Greenville Washington. This end of the Heel believes a road would be a paying enterprise. It go through a splendid notion of The Free Press is paring lo do itself proud. A company has been organized conduct business, plant will be considerably enlarged, and ground baa been purchased upon which erect a splendid building of its own. Nothing is good for the Free Press and we wish it continued prosperity, A CHEAP BAKING POWDER. Found to Contain Alum. Ground Rock. and other things. Seized and De- The Health Department of New York has seized tons of Biking Powder, made by I he Southern Soda Works, of Nashville, Tenn., that city. Samples of Hie baking pow- ere found to contain alum and ground rock. It was declared dangerous to and dumped into the dock. is staled Ibis brand of baking Winterville Department. NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS NOTES. N. April, Tobacco Flies. Cox Mfg. Co., are up a tremendous racket making tobacco dues. It sounds like twenty live each hand using two hammers and each baud having a Helper two hummers. However we will try endure it a while as they have hundred and twenty The Mulberry and Silk Cut lure powder has I placed upon A several stores in this vicinity be over. Then where it is retailed at prices from peace. ten to live cents a pound. and . .;. . . . . . . f. Au. The convention which as Raleigh on Tuesday was attended by a large number of delegates representing nearly all of counties In there are many of race. It woe more orderly than such convention have been heretofore and therefore speaks for I hem. There were a few of the boisterous pies Ml but howling was ally by the more The object of the meeting was lo consult reference to the future good of They outspoken U to the fact they should no longer office who only wanted to use and then lo kick They realized the fact that the Republicans them in respect to holding or conventions a gales. Their place as assigned by their Republican friends and vote ticket. The lion said their resolutions they would not do Mils. The passed a unanimously Senator his toward and it was In send the news to him at One of called It was being In New York at four cents a pound. Consumers should look mil fir it. ITEMS. N. C. Apr. Miss Jenkins, of Tarboro, spent a few days here last week. F. Harding, of spent Tuesday and Wednesday here on business. DOT. J. J. Darker held services in fondue Sunday and Sunday night and returned Monday. Dr. I. James, of spent Sunday here. J. T. Smith and II. spent Monday in Mr. Parker, Durham, successful trips who has been assisting Rev. W. son. hose in a meeting here, returned Tho canning is making home Wednesday. large shipments of canned goods and II. H. everyday, SO our railroad agent spent Sunday in Gold Point. informs us, This is one of the John Nichols, f Winterville, moot of our passed through thriving little town. Mrs Andrews and B. F. Manning ., have a Wednesday from I car of special prepared lime for South peanuts or cotton. Come and boy. Mrs v m Hammond is very ill The rush for guano We wish recovery. I is unprecedented. The A. Ward went rood this must be at work Hum and appreciation those the A. Mfg. pent yesterday in shop- ping and visiting Miss leaves again this afternoon to spend the country. Plague lake we heard some body say. J. J. of Farmville, was here Tuesday. Patrick, of Ayden, came up on the train Thursday and spent the day with Hisses Bessie and Nichols. W. II. Hamilton lo drain gen Thursday evening lo visit his son. Q. A. the hustling drummer for A. Cox Co., after belt g away several days, returned yesterday from one of the tile sea la shown by the daily ship- n and constant ed by ever mail. John Peel, of spent Sunday here. Mrs. Howard, of Con- Wed with Mr. Mrs. F. Gardner and family of cults, have moved here. Nobles, of Ml. Olive, Wednesday night here and return- ed Thursday. spent last and returned j week. Mr. Peel and are lo be congratulated upon Friday bore. Mr. Peel is the most progressive merchants in Eastern Carolina and stands high all over our Slate. as of his stores young Stevenson About fifty-live years there a as quits an excitement regard to silk culture. In almost every New or white mulberry, was planted, leaves of which were fed to is no more trouble hi raising Ibis I ban there is bushes. It can be raised from the roots or front An ordinary bush will furnish a large of The and Boat to do is lo start planting of bushes so as lo have food for the worms. There is but little skill the They only require lo feed by placing the mulberry leaves neat them. Any child often years old At the time to above there was no de for cocoons which were made by worms, and COMO-I ceased. one went into extensively, but a many persons had more or less of them. Now silk mills have been established u demand has up for cocoons, will boo source or to go business Possibly some of morns bushes maybe found growing in Slate. If so they furnish for a large number of plants. I think every eye in bush will furnish a culling to be planted. Mr. of the Slate de .-tales after inns have been led for some lime then they can be fed on leaves from there are many of now growing and ready to furnish an quantity of leaves. This is a most important advantage. now has a silk mill, and my opinion, at leas one thousand persons can make a by paying some, NEWS. Happening. In North Carolina. The railroad from Washington lo Plymouth has been completed and have a regular schedule. section there is a prospect of a large crop this season. will earnest next week. Admiration. of the meat pleasing dents of president's visit to Charleston t Carolinians, was strong attachment the chief executive of form- ed for our governor. It looked as if he was to Governor cock on all If he speaking distance of gov- be was conversing with I him. If the governor WM not sight, president would ask him make some pleasing concerning him was talk Charleston ho the dent fell love with North Carolina's governor. It may be added that Aycock too was greatly impressed with Teddy Observer. an easy way and a sure way to treat a case of Sore Throat in order to kill disease germs and insure healthy throat action is to take half a of water put into it a teaspoonful of Mexican Mustang liniment this throat at of throat with the i on dot and Then the . . and after doing around the neck. It la a the throat r some on i . cube. and 81.00 a bottle. T MAY BE YOU wed a . . . Treat It at once with and you can depend upon a cur. Good Plowing. Too much be said about the Importance of good plowing. II is hard to get it done but with, out it good crops be made. The ground should be broken and deep so as lo soil and make it in condition A first Preparatory School. Prepares grow crops readily. I for College and for Life cases the second plowing would do , as much or more good W- Principal, MISS MAMIE GRIMES first. To use a harrow . Bethel High School. School. Off for mill .,. There i no experiment as the I u farm and turned the plow over above is from my own personal I to his boy knowledge and experience. free use of their money in bringing lo lice the dastardly per pert tors of I., of Tarboro, spent Wednesday line w, James, of who ins been here an a visit foul deed. To hoar him de scribe would arouse quite a crowd attended bu- I. W. I . Six oars were side He . hero Thursday. the to be King's Weekly reporter was out of the full plumage yesterday. Hi leaves n Wife, two sons one feathers were daughter. save his earnings, and and more Independent Sum few seem to realize bad vole for better men, will be worth something lo He when he learns to advice of better class of white people. School and Their A special for 1901 as to I ii school has been Public Of while school lion-., there are frames II. Hooker, was here Tuesday. Jesse went lo Ills yesterday. Bryan bis spectacle. between Ibis place l lack Thursday. any one has found Mr. Bryan would esteem it a After all there is a t dial sentiment i to I lie i. that it is degrading and hardens a culprit loaves desperate deeds wrong doings This is true to some Silent, but take the man who brutally beat a wife. degrade him or lower bin. Dots he not deserve ten times what he gives The truth is n is needed is education with right j total for kind there is not much need . . whipping post, but take a supreme- ignorant and be cares . , 1,268, lug brick total to have them returned or colored school houses the of Prof. A. I hero are frame 1,830, log Heel Hand have total The number of school Kl houses built during the year pieces of music a was, white The that is truly value of school is loot e tent we -s total rote about, music is of school pleasant to hear and ii is Is, while to realist the by if bile districts have no band i. U. number as one of the fur is beat the State. b. i of very the degrading of a lashing. Ii is the hurt lug that he dreads right here i- where the of the treatment comes in. A restoration of tat old custom for would be a good but there are crimes where nothing else his so betting, failure lo pro- for one's family and kindred crimes. Delaware uses the lash on wife beaters and Maryland a like law and ii has been so wholesome all the country has no on are to the brutality it. but let their ha bands them good A South Writer Worth Watching. value of houses for whites J . r. . . years have passed the on h be pointing proudly to a bulb races, without houses, NO, Average value of houses for s 1- and col Five Girl Babies at a Bulb. today to sell hoop I to lotion told his friends about a Hellen Keller. new writer in of fiction; i writer whiM present work along line gives if she tarns This wonderful about a Keller. This wonderful startling Increase in his Alabama, blind, de- family, mother. Viola of is wife , a Th ., am deep thought and is Coroner, old, has been such scum years. power, her story of her life appearing in The of one cannot was sent for and h- b I, Ml been added lo to think Of as she is arc doing one, still college; but is father no of strong soul,.,,,,,. disappear. L, i ,,,;. one of the Souths most authors by by. William II. Oliver, New Bern, K. There is nothing batter for feed lug silk worms than the leaves of the Chine.-e or mill berry. Wherever Ibis tree grows it should be diligently and planted as a hedge around a rich dry or along the farm from the road. Dusty leaves are not suitable silk worms. The have a in and dry soil; The chance may be planted out once, or long roots of old mulberry can be cut lengths of about six inches and planted a I'm row I to I. inches deep; nearly every will grow. Cuttings ear old wood will also grow if ten inches long and planted deep that eye remains above ground. Keep the plant, moist free from weeds. The produces In this state as we ban only the male plant. Seed i mulberry -nun us alba can be bought of most of larger in New York and Philadelphia and may be to May One ounce of good lead win produce about plants which if grown in rich Harden soil will be lit so set out w lien one year old. Cover the one inch deep. Soak IS hours before Set Noted plants in a row to l apart lo a hedge. make the ground i. i or fowl house manure. the hedge is years old staple J or Strands of win main stems and you have a good fence as well as useful silk producing hedge. MRS. J. W. and Art. would do probably in of the second plowing. In guilty Department, 11.50 Art a, M Of shallow, including piano M plowers let plows , Incidental fee, per year, l slip over or hard ard moderate. For further particulars address w, j. v, Principal. was plowing one hand and hold- a to his mouth with other. He was surprised that he lost money fanning other people were not surprised. j Herald. How to Grow Cotton for Profit. To Memory of the Southern Confederacy. The following resolution will be brought before the Con- Prepare your land well, manure well and plant a variety that command a price when you otter it on the market. Of seed, planted them on half an a.-re of land and picked a bale of cotton that weighed pounds, Veterans in convention. r B- J- Cobb together with severe ;. on co operation on this market and the yield is far ahead of anything we have and are most earnest country. of the best farmers in county saw my m sled to secure its j the field and it as floe as they ever saw. the I every I .,, for UM a bushel. Parties , y be fully in all that per O. L. JOYNER, Greenville, N. U. to rise and the fall of Southern and that date of the birth of only President will be impressed their minds and hearts and generally with i i e ceremonies be it. the Con- Memorial Association of New Orleans, at ;,, the anniversary of the birth of Darts, President of the A Southern Enterprise For The South. Richmond, Va. A MR Broad St., la the south i.,. bat prevailed In the In f Pf X i one must an I P then must pa D trip North to and of. Strictly i of America, be adopted Memorial Day, said resolution to go into effect on June and be it Thai this shall invite the co of the United Confederate or i . the Hulled Daughters I In- and the Con federated Southern As- to secure the general of this resolution every State, as well as all places wherever it is customary to honor memory of the Con fed Daily Blows. nun mint par P and a cub , . I ten , r , i H TOBACCO TRUCKS. Tobacco farmers can get the best Tobacco Truck the market this Season from O. who is manufacturing the pa by C. II. Tripp This is not only the l-mt Truck, but is easiest to between the rows and at the price is the cheap sold. our tiers with i , The statement comes from Wash President to some visitor, that he expected to take a trip through the South when business permitted and visit this Stale. It is said that he will be i in i to tend the State fair here in October. HI IN American and Italian Marble Ml II , WIT lad .,.,,,., . ires His- K. Paws work GUANO farmer should one. save time and save THE JAMES Bethel, N. C. are making the. Distributor for the least money of any on the. market. All who have soon it it a If you one write us. We also manufacture School Desk, Swings, Tables, Doors, Tobacco, MANUFACTURING, Bethel, N. C. Everybody Cordially invited to see our stuck of Hats buying. We have what you want. Come and be con- We have the prettiest of millinery ever brought W Sash in all widths colors. Wash for the just thing for summer, trimmed while you wait. Give a trial. Yours to please, Misses Erwin. Any particular nice thing to wear that you want you will right here. will just lie number of but tuns on your right roll to the In the correct curve mi your Irons- They w i b e just the right width and shape It will be a bard matter for you to fault with your Spring Suit if yon get It for we believe that our suits are just, right in every well being i at right in rife, a link is missing in our chain of Attractive Suits. THE CLOTHIER. I . S. District All left for Howe returned , from court a. Harry I evening Be Sure to See our EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. If there is a in the margin of this paper it so to remind you that you owe for subscription and we request you to settle as early as We need what YOU owe and hope you will not keep us waiting for it. This notice is for those who find the cross paper mark on their REFLECTIONS. If cotton keeps on it will gel to cents yet. Something Rice Flakes at M. Bring your fat Cattle to K. M. and lb gross, if. Little Miss Essie gave a birthday night. so many warnings no one should fail to pay bis poll by was not but two boors a half late Thursday night. We have known it to be later. must be an inviting field for life insurance Only eight of week. Mr. C. L. Wilkinson's horse run away Friday. horse was cut considerably and the dray torn to pieces. Davis Move have moved barber shop from Five Points to of the building. With so much bad weather spring will be before the farmers are able to catch up with their work. early closing question bus been discussed some the merchants but no action has yet The first strawberries this State were shipped from Monday. brought cents a quart Philadelphia. Every day the lime left in which you pay your poll tax and be entitled to vote. Will you neglect it disfranchise you reel II We e it stated that six white men Greene have tailed to pay their poll tax. Pitt has done so well by a good deal. the hotel porters failed to get any on the train Friday one of them was heard to remark drum men don't like to hit Friday Mr. D W. will soon put up a large brick on site of his stores on Five Points. Mr. R. M. will also put up two stores Fifth street. What Yea are Chill formula la print- ed on every showing it la simply Ion. in N Curt, No Pay. etc. NEEDS A HOSPITAL Why should not nave a hospital f Is such an to meet demands of our enterprising county and de- town t Think about It. Many of diseases which attack our bodies are most treated institutions of this where all the sanitary precautions can be taken ; hi the frequency of people leaving home undergo- the fatigue and expense of a trip to a hospital elsewhere. A great deal of this could be avoided If we had n hospital at home. Among are numerous people living in of others, boarding in hotels, or rooming fitted up business they ate tick, they are danger of being neg- or put to extra for from trained nurses so It be a great ad- vantage to them if they could with a minimum of expense fa- in traveling be placed a hospital right hand. With people who live in their own a hospital would be a great advantage; as better results can be hoped for treatment of most diseases, under the provided in such institutions, than in the average home where too little is known and less thought of law. of sanitation. If sick member of the family could be put the hospital, attended by the family physician, and minis- to by trained bands, would have a greater of recovery while the other members of the family could be engaged in their usual avocations no risk infection from the disease. this way could lie saved, diminish and prevented. many other r. might tie urged showing the institution to our ; but the practical is be hail I um glad to be able to say, yes, A little pull the right direction by all of our people both In tho the and a little pull all together will effect the early es- of such an institution In our midst. I am by one who Is enthusiastically inter- It, that some very Hitter are in sight, provided the people of will give to show their own In- enterprise. J. N. Booth. NOTICE. All j., i are In any manner lauds in Beaver Dam township the lands P. More by T. rt. Nichols others. he ac- cording to law. J W SMITH. . SMITH. l, Mrs. and child Wednesday from Nest. Mi.-s Nancy of Greene county, came in this visit morning Mies Morris, a trained nurse of Wilson, came Wednesday evening to attend T. W. foreman of who is quite sick. April i. L. I. Moore went lo Wilson day. off, in in lo lo Tar- It did tali light of all. Mrs. went this morning. Mis. M. E. Norman retained Thursday evening Misses Battle Kittrell, Winterville, S. Evans. J. A. of came Thursday evening to see his brother, T. W. who is sick. April ill, 1902. B. W. went up the road this Miss Daisy Tucker, from near Black Jack, Is visiting Miss Bessie Harding. Mrs. II. S. Evans went to Win- evening to visit relatives. It. Moore returned Friday evening from the Presbytery at Rocky Mount. Misses Delia Smith, of day here return home this evening. Maud Jen- Newell, of Winterville High School, the here. Miss Nannie Coward, of Greene county, w visiting here, returned house Friday evening. Miss came up this from school at Win- to spend at home. Grand and Gorgeous Ex Kin j of Spun Dead. France, Francisco ex of Spain, was Splendid. sock the opera house Thursday night was n did success. Notwithstanding the weather there was a large at and all enjoyed it. The ii program was e receipts were more White and Dress goods, Laces Embroideries, Silks, k Everything New up to Date THREE STORES FULL SF Truck. When oilier sections well at truck raising it looks Hint farmers around do engage in it. There is not enough raised mound here lo sup- ply the homo to say of what might be kipped, A Decline in Saloon Patronage. A strong temperance lesson is taught by tho experience the Union in- railroad, which mule a rule a few weeks ago no who in , i. ah saloons, while either or off duly, could remain in its service. A decline In saloon patronage is now report- id all the lines, Cheyenne, a of labor, twenty five places are to have gone out of business two weeks. Prescription tor Malaria Chills Paver I a of Chill is simply and hi a form. No Pay, SOc. C. T. The Big Store Greenville, N C.

mm SAVE Bands FOR. PRESENTS Cigar BANDS and Old Virginia Cheroot WRAPPERS Y ASSORTED with TAGS from NATURAL LEAF, SPUN PEACH AND RICE, TRADE MARK STICKERS from Pipe Smoking co, in securing . presents, ONE TAG being equal to TWO CIGAR BANDS or TWO OLD VIRGINIA CHEROOT WRAPPERS The above illustrations represent the presents to be given for stake, BANDS . MUM Mom Five Cent Cigar Bands WRITE. YOUR NAME AND PLAINLY on outside of package eon. BANDS or WRAPPERS and for -d them by registered mall, or express prepaid. Be sure to your package s- wrapped and properly marked, so that it will not be lost in Send bands or wrappers and requests for presents requests for to C. Hy. Brown, Folsom Avenue. St. Louis, Mo. OUR. NEW ILLUSTRATED of presents for 1903 includes many articles not shown above. It contains the most attractive list of presents ever offered for bands and wrappers, and will be sent by mall on receipt of postage two cents. ; Our offer of presents for bands and wrappers will expire November 1903. American Cigar Company Have You Forgot J. O AM STILL AX Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Advice to the Aged. Age brings infirmities, such as Surveys OP Man, bowels, weak surveys rials or maps and LIVER. satisfaction My-m J B i I-. Communication me by mail or P n V B B I will be prompt attention O I N. C. have a specific effect on these the bowels, rt Court perform their natural us Ms,. , , VIGOR-------a. Hit Comity. i , , to the bladder and ts, L,. Tin warp A op thing An enter. u s entitled as above baa WHICH I TO MENTION requested bent hi Superior Court Come to tea me fur your next of flour Yours to please III II I . w LANDS POSTED. All arc hereby forbidden to Ires- any way upon my hunt with dog or gun without my lands in Swift Pitt county, adjoining the of It. C- C. Milk, N II. J. Bra, Wall land, W. A. MOORS- DON'T TRY t. ins it is offered Mm, come w rite mi essay, and lo perfect the o u x- . . i . i land la Newspaper wan bl subject ,,,. Here is I be don't know I aid ,, ,. , , , ,,, . , . , ,. H. D. Smith, and wild defendant will how come to in Hie , lo until-1 Tl on of Superior Court Hi. Monday in to say aniline Court County In Green. We link-., ,,,,,,, , ,;,.,. the demanded SMOKED MEATS you bear about, and Into are the brush niter flood, ray we .-ill more IN J. W. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton of Ties and MM shipments solicited. IS and I Inn stepped out and wrote it up, and been here ever an any In That means we carry BEST at price, don't think be die. I never if want good Cigar saw a dead one. and never heard or good and Chewing To Our paper , have . Tit place to BEST lime is D. THE GREENVILLE WHEN YOU WANT Dry Goods, Groceries, to Mrs. L. ii. WHITE, Nice line cf low product bought for ch or In exchange Tor nil-; NEW Jas. White. is without all win- don't wear no ox, and paw paid Ins subscription in live -Exchange, 1175.------- . M. retail and Furniture Dealer. Cash paid for Hide. Km, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar Turkey, Egg, etc. Bed- steads, Oak Ba by Parlor Table, P. and Gull Ax High Life Tobacco, Key West Che- root, Henry George Clear, Cherries, Apples, Pine Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour Ly, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, and Oar- ,, ., ., r , tor Locks, Bead, Apples, Nut-., Hone, Apples, Peach, in . c; if Collars, I Car- and China Ware, Tin and Wooden pen Tools, In Next door to Wilkinson. Ware, and Cracker, Mae, Beat Batter, New Royal and nu other good. Quality Cheap for Com to lee me. Phone H. I. CARR, CO. Manufacturers of Doors, Sash and Blinds, Interior and Exterior for Fine Modern and Cheap Build- We solicit or patronage and guarantee I satisfaction in styles and work. send your orders to Tile Greenville Co. N. C. WHICH ARD IN Whichard, N. C. The complete in every pa Cine and prices as low us lowest. Highest market price paid for country produce. W. IN We obtain V. H. and PATENTS of For u tin it f WASHINGTON D C GREENVILLE O. Cot Ion Bagging Ties always on him i Fresh goods kept constantly hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. OLD DOMINION Steamer leave Washing- ton daily at G A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York Boston, Aurora, South Creek, Swan Ocracoke and all ts for the West with rail- roads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line and Chesapeake S. S. Co. from Baltimore. Mer- and Line from Boston. CHERRY, Greenville, N. O. J. E. District Washington, N. J. ------DEALER EN------ A GENERAL LINE OF so a nice Line of Hardware. COMB TO SEE MB. J. B. COBBY. Norfolk Va lull Cotton Buyer, Broker, in The Charlotte Observer, stock., cotton, Grain and is New York DAY IN THE YEAH. Chicago and New CALDWELL c d w i. ii I The Commoner ISSUED PER VI AH. WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Editor Publisher, THE OBSERVER Receives the largest telegraphic Dews service delivered to any paper between; in Advance. Atlanta, and. One Year Six Month. special service it the greatest Three Sing. Copy ever bandied by a North . paper. No traveling canvasser are em ployed. Subscriptions taken THE SUNDAY OBSERVER con- of or more pages, and to a large extent made of original matter. THE SEMI-WEEKLY ER printed Tuesday and Friday per year. The largest paper in North Sample copies sent on application. Address THE Charlotte, N. C. Dr. D James, Greenville, The Reflector, office. Weekly and will be sent together one year for or The Dally and one year for 13.50 payable in ad- GREENVILLE, N. Tin- leader in good work and low N . i Mr All other Una very cheap. Portraits from any small picture cheap. Mice Frame all the Come and my work. Mo trouble to soil answer question. The very to all. Office hour lo a. in., In n n. m. Your FOB v The Eastern Reflector. D. J. TRUTH TO -AT- VOL GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, FRIDAY, APRIL NO Ricks Wilkinson; Take Away Women And what would said a Women's Rights orator. excitedly shouted a man In the gallery. Perhaps that's why so many men do their shoe business at our store, for we certainly have the women's trade. Why shouldn't we We carry the most famous line of Women's shoes and our store Is ,.,,,.,. with the latest Spring creations in Kid and Patent Kid Welt insures sole flexibility and They will soon be on the feet of the best dressers in town. They're yours at to a pair. fairly ablaze As well be out of the World as out of Fashion. For earliest knowing possessing of the authoritative things of fashion, keep yourself familiar with Ricks Wilkinson. 1888 1902 and MY LINE. SPRING MILLINERY Is now ready for you lo see To see it will prove to you that I have the Largest, Prettiest and Cheapest stock ever shown in MY PATTERN HATS will be sold extremely low prices. I have had years ex- in business, have ways given you good Come See what I have to offer you now We Children's Hats from cents up. Hats from cents to any price desired will he ably assisted by Mr. Ella My customers already know that she tries to please them in pimping and trimming huts to become the wearer. will get the New York Styles month during the Come see my Hack Hat for Easter. MRS. L. GRIFFIN. At Old Stand. OUR RALEIGH LETTER. Correspondent of April The poll lax question a great deal of just now among the politicians, professional and There are ten days In to ray tax, as required the new law, yet probably less one half the voters in ninny lies have complied with lite law in respect. The news county for lo that at end of last week some voters, white and black, had not paid their poll tax. This sort of thing is all over North Carolina, and hears on all hands inquiries ex of doubt as to whether is as a we Democrat expected it to be at the time adoption. It is a rate lo either Democrats or Republicans days the Supreme Court on the constitution- of the The Republicans lie Baking no effort to get up a for the Supremo Court lo pas In fact, I have beard of both parties say they were entirely satisfied the other was. That makes the poll situation more than lie- fore, and in some the prepayment of the tax by office- holder candidates fur office seems to lie the only way out of the It Is a bitter pill for the politicians to take, but from general appearances lake it they must. The Imperial Tobacco Company of England, has formally entered this State and will compete with the American Company. It will have buyer t each market. A license tax of State and county, was paid here, and the entry of the company officially made. The American is making things lively and, in fact, generally, now the Imperial proposes to make lively on this side of the water tor Principal John E. Ray of Institution for the Blind, stales that the attendance at both has faring present term all records. There arc t blind and deaf mutes blind. The health of all has been usually good. Auditor B. P. Dixon will deliver the annual address to the white blind II, which is the closing day. At a meeting of the Hoard of i Trustees of the Masonic Orphanage j a few days ago it was decided I make valuable improvements at this splendid oldest of all orphanage this Stale. The main building will enlarged, as will the printing office, shoe shop, hospital building, etc. WASHINGTON LETTER. We are now ready for an inspection by the ladies. We have a complete and Up-to-date lint In Dress Goods. Fine Trim- Silks, Sating, Lama, Velvets, Ribbons, White Goods, etc., Minstrel cloth, Grenadines and nil the newest Skirt Goods. Have Lace Curtains is not come in and look. Those at your window are nearly worn out, come before the newest patterns are sold. Prices attract, Quality decides. Look as closely to quality as you do to prices. Measure your purchases by the they yield and you will say this is the best place in Greenville to buy goods. J. B. Cherry Co. The Only Department Store in GREENVILLE DON'T THY lo eat any old thing that I offered yon, lint come I us for something nice, fresh and palatable. have SMOKED MEATS sugar Unit are delicious. Wholesalers we sell FRUITS and VEGETABLES than in town. That means we right prices. Then if you want a good Cigar or good Smoking Chewing To we have the REST of also. The place get the REST every lime is THE NEW GROCERS. AFTER TWO PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID IN THE II. ii II HI OF NEWARK, N. J., YOUR POLICY HAS Value, Paid-up Insurance, Extended that works automatically, B. Is Non Will be if arrears be paid month while you are living, or within three years after lapse, upon satisfactory evidence of and payment of arrears with interest. A after second No Restrictions. Incontestable. Dividends are payable at the of the second cf each year, provided the premium for the current year be paid. They may be To reduce Premiums, or To Increase the Insurance, or To make policy payable as during the lifetime of insured. Waited Opportunities Many a business mini who has doubled or more than doubled his trade by advertising has deplored the doubt and timidity which vented him from doing systematic newspaper advertising so long. He see that ho might have ed his success years before had he only had the and age lo invest newspaper space. Philadelphia Record. J. L. SUGG, Dallies lives are in Tin- of the ilia east; la It progress terribly w ho have given tin Perry in water with a few drop of added ran tell how this treatment and vomiting, put the little patient nut of danger. U and cl. All Kinds at The On D. O. Apr. IS. he Civil Government bill conic tip for consideration the Senate tomorrow is an said Senator of yesterday, when I asked his opinion. a of Philippines continued the Senator, have had of listening to testimony at band and there is no ground whatever for postponing the of a permanent govern met I in islands. Neither is it -i lie taken in that Congress Way act The Filipinos are an intelligent capable of I at least, local self government. I The educated people of islands, laud by term I refer lo those I who call nail and write Spanish, arc of a particularly high class, I many having enjoyed advantages of higher education and their fathers before them for two hundred years General Mac- and Whittier, Dr. Hon. John Barret, ex Minis to Admiral and the educators now the Islands have nil given testimony as to the education and of the people and have all practically de- i hem capable of iii a legislative of their own; and this would lie par- line were their govern- to be organized with an upper chamber, the of which were appointed the President, Tin that It la to lake a census is simply a ruse to mil the disposal, to favored capitalists, of the franchises mid grants in the islands before the people have a voice in such As example of the mot hods which are being the first railroad, which will be with Filipino's is lo constructed from Manila up to a lace in which will be used solely place of recreation by the can resident during the heated term. industrial purpose It is all dis- tressing. The exploitation of the island by favored corporal ions if policy will be a disgrace lo the fair country. Yes, I shall make a speech on the subject as will a number of democratic senator. to of the troops on the islands, that is a disgrace. Take report of governor of which he shows that one third of Hie population of acclimated natives nave died during the lust year of I am if the administration were no. suppressing the facts that of malaria would lie spelled I shall oiler one amend which I hope will be adopted. It will provide that any American corporal ion, company or j individual shall make any slaves or slave labor. forfeit all its rights, giants and franchise. I am credibly there are American which have contracted with the Mom chiefs the per of labor on rub- plantation, the slaves lie- longing of the Capitol cf and who hope under the of Geary law labor at lower wages than they w. have had lo pay had the new bill become a law, proved too strong for the re- publican Senators. The action of the Semite was a severe to the Pacific coast ions and one from that nation said to me yesterday, the Senate should pass the Cuban reciprocity bill you might a well strike my State from the can column and count it in the democratic The Philippine bill is now regular order in the Senate and it will be followed by the Isthmian canal bill, at least, so say several members of the steering It is possible, however, that do not appreciate the organ- opposition with which their present bill will lie met. The which being presented to the Philippine committee is con- to prove of democratic contentions as well as to demonstrate the cruelty and disregard the rules of civilized warfare which American officers have been guilty. of the democrats press have charged with send- out exaggerated report of the Army scan- and, the courtesy of Representative Richardson, I cured the proof sheets the doc on the subject submitted to the House by Secretary Space will not permit extensive quotation but perhaps the follow log will In refitting the transport Colon Iron Works of Sun Francisco furnished following items as shown by their itemized One small brass lied, U four pillows, 116.40 three bath yards of carpet, one chair, three chairs, skirt round commander's bed, These are but a few items. It is not surprising that Chamberlain says of above. following extracts appear to substantiate the charges of Fountain get and the Hypocrite. We have often thought about Christ's i ii the hypo- In the deepest sense of the word hypocrisy the only sin; everything else mere error. The Master looked with love pity upon all classes of but the hypocrites alone seem- ed to lax his patience. What can be explanation of positive evil Why will people be dishonest at heart f Who can tolerate the willful Mart The nature of such evil is prob- ably unknowable. In God's mind only can solution lie found. Sometimes we wonder whether the fundamental error which makes not its theory of sin. The John thought sin was a part of God's plant lie suggested that sin might have been placed here for our Some ministers objected on the ground evil, nut baa pretended to give a lie explanation. Christ gave a remedy for but he did mil explain its nature. Mount Motor. t . Apr, I list Wednesday the Senate passed a Chinese bill, mi measure reported by Committee on Immigration but the Geary law, re enacting it fur an- other term, The large democrat voted for the more drastic out the in the of large Pacific corporal lout, The self made man is never Will Cure Stomach Minutest This what will I. t. Hum- in tin- mutant sat, as It win you boars of salts la. Watch out that the dealer doe not .-.-II you mi reputation of Pain many l to Mil end . .