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SAVE Bands FOR PRESENTS Cigar BANDS and Old Virginia Cheroot WRAPPERS MAY g with TAGS from NATURAL LEAF, SPUN PEACH AND RICE, and TRADE MARK STICKERS from Pipe Smoking Tobacco, in securing these presents, ONE TAG being equal to TWO CIGAR BANDS or TWO OLD VIRGINIA CHEROOT WRAPPERS BANDS TOOL SET 1300 BANDS fa Steel- i . REVOLVER 1200 BANDS BANDS BICYCLE -ah Five Cent Cigar Bands The above illustrations represent the presents to be given for BUSY BANDS . Hom YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS PLAINLY on outside of package con. BANDS or WRAPPERS and d them by mail, or express prepaid. Be sure to your package wrapped and properly marked, so that it will not be lost in transit. Send or wrappers and requests for presents requests for to C. Brown, Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. OUR. NEW ILLUSTRATED of present for 1902 Includes many articles not shown above. It contain 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 presents for bands and wrappers will expire November 1901. American Cigar Company Have You Forgot Ms Pills What FOR TORPID LIVER. i AM AN V DATE Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Sallow Skin and Piles. Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes LIVER PILLS, as a trial will prove. Hardware Take No Substitute, COTTEN, C. E. Surveys with Plats or Maps made and will, bf will I e given Tim-. Hats, Shirts, If ants, A OF THING WHICH I UNABLE TO MENTION if Tinware, to see me for your next Yours to Jas. White. All r n Mi ill on in II. Hie . i D ii I, Ufa. now by Nichols lie law. i W III. III.; 1902 For Locks Hinges, Windows, Paints, Rope, Barnes, Collars, Plows, Shovels Car- Tunis, go In Next door in Kirks Wilkinson. to Ormond DON'T THY cut old thing Unit is offered yon, cone in for something nice, fresh palatable. We have SMOKED MEATS Country i are delicious. Wholesalers ray we Mil hit h. M. Wholesale Mil retail Grocer and Furniture Dealer. paid for Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar Turkeys. lied- Mattresses, Oak Suits, by Parlor suits, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P. and Gall Ax High Life Tobacco, Key roots, Henry George Clear, lied iii-.-., reaches, Apples, Plan Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap, Ly, Magic Food, Oil, Cotton Seed Heal and Gar- den Apples, Dried Applet, i i China Tin Wooden Ware. Cakes Mara New Sewing Machines, nu I other Cheap for cash. om Schultz Phone M Ki i i In County, i Ki i.-, in i v- O, C. ; Lumber rt it. Smith Kill ti in of i the lo in the O. C. lo mid R. I. and mull will In i a pi Term nor Court lilt I Monday t the IT ii Mid County in Green- ville, N. answer or to in Mid at tin- will lo for the relief demanded April 1902. C. MOORS, Clerk Court THE GREENVILLE LANDS POSTED. All to tr- say way my or to without ray in Swift Of J. Ii. Smith, C. C. II. I w. Bro., sod J. A. OLD DOMINION IN J. W. CO. Norfolk, Va. Bagging, Ties unit Ban. Cm c WHEN YOU WANT Dry etc., go to Mrs. L. I. WHITE, X. Nice line if for or in -a leave ton daily at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily M. for Washington. . Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York Boston, Aurora, South Creek. Belhaven, Swan Quarter, Ocracoke and all for me West with rail- roads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion B. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line and Chesapeake 8.8. Co. from Baltimore. Mer- and Line from Boston. J. Greenville, N. O. J. K. District Supt. Washington, N. C CO. Manufacturers of Doors, Sash and Blinds, Interior Exterior for Fine Cheap Build- Ion. to in print , work. your orders lo Co. N. C. IN Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every and prices M low lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. Ii. W. III I . B University PATENTS The place L-ct the every Ii i For E MARKS u s hunt mini WASHINGTON LAW SCHOOL. Tin law Mb, Iii in to by lawyers Jas. C. Dean, chapel Hill, N- t, GREENVILLE N. C. e- Bagging and always hand I-11 h goods kepi on hand. Country produce sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. North Carolina's The Charlotte Observer. EVERY DAY III THE YEAR. TOMPKINS. j Editor OBSERVER Receives the largest telegraphic news service delivered to any paper between Washington and Atlanta, and special service is the greatest ever handled by a North Caro- paper. THE SUNDAY OBSERVER con- of or more page, and is to a large extent made up of original matter. THE SEMI-WEEKLY ER Tuesday and Friday l per year. The largest paper in North Carolina. Sample copies sent application. Address THE OBSERVER, Charlotte, N. C. J. -------HEALER IN------- A GENERAL LINE OF nice Line of Hardware. DOME TO MB. J. B. COBBY. Norfolk, Va. Cotton and Broken in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. The Commoner WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Editor Publisher, Lincoln, In Advance. One Year fl, Biz Months Three Sing. Copy No traveling are em ployed. Subscriptions taken office. The Semi Weekly and will be sent together one year for or The Duly and one year for payable in ad- Dr. D Photographer, GREENVILLE, N. Tim in work low t.-r far eases. Halt e err All oner Ii from cheap. Frames on hand sit the time. Come sad examine my work. No to show sod answer The very work to all. noun lo IV . iii , I. p. m. Yours lo FOR The Eastern selector D. J. EDITOR TRUTH TO PER YEAR VOL GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, MAY Ricks Wilkinson 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 fairly ablaze with the latest Spring creations in Kid and Patent Kid Oxfords-all Goodyear 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. Department. NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS NOTES. N. C, April, M. Emily I has a cow that strayed from borne any will he highly appreciated by her. The I cow is an mark will weigh She has been gone about three Harass of j who has been visiting her lather, I BETHEL ITEMS. Apr. 1902. Min Rollins and Miss of spent Friday Mi-- Lillian Taylor, Millie Lens Everette Mag op-lo-date Hue in Pine Trim- of Gold I lieu-. Mine Madge We are now ready for an inspection by the Silk, Satins, Ribbons. White Goods, c, Minstrel cloth. Grenadines and ill the Ill-west As well be oat of the World as out of Fashion. For knowing and of the authoritative of fashion, keep yourself familiar with Kicks 1888 1902 friends and Capt. II. f, home Wednesday. Carriage Co. ii few of their buggies they arc offering at special com you will alias a bargain. J. J. of laud, spent Wednesday algal with Mack of cross loads, spent Wednesday night with his brother, J. II. and left for Greenville next lag, If you are ready for your to trucks you can conical once. Va have i lot on hand and G. Cox Mfg. Co. If you want tobacco Hue repairs Skirt Goods you seen is mil come in look, worn out. come before attract, Quality decides, do to prices. -send the measure and you will this is the be.-l of spent and Monday ii lends of this phase. Thursday and Friday with Mix Nina Grime. ti. of I,., been t parents Hie hist i in re turned Monday. A. Ward spent in on V. K. Sunday and in with his and Tuesday. i Smith and j,. ,. Sunday Gold Point. W. Andrews and family, of with at your window parents at Ibis place, newest patterns are sold. Prices , , , day at Frog Level. Look as closely us you, Miss of Measure your purchases by satisfaction Thursday in town. Lace Curtains Hi. MY LINE. SPRING MILLINERY Is now ready for you lo see. To see it will prove to that I have the Largest. Prettiest and Cheapest stock ever shown in Greenville. MY PATTERN HATS will lie sold at extremely low prices. I have had years ex- in business, have ways given you good Come See what have to offer you now Children's Hats from cents up. Hats from cents to any price desired. I will be ably assisted by Mas. customers already know that she tries to please them In shaping and trimming to become the wearer. We will get the New Styles each month daring the season. Come see my Hack Hat for Easter. MRS. L. GRIFFIN. At Old Stand. and we will have no trouble to lit them. You can get your flues or repairs at any time. Come after them whether you have placed order or not. We have them made and can lit up any style in short while. -A. i Cox Mfg. Co. J, K. to ton Thursday and returned Friday morning. J. A. bits accepted a position at and left for that place yesterday. gave a supper complimentary to the Heel Baud Thursday evening, which was very much enjoyed by members. Little Annie Nelson went to Greenville yesterday. C. A Pair and wife attended the Odd anniversary at den last night. Prof. A. A. lei and B went to Ayden yes-1 to witness the I base ball game. All of the Dormitory crowd are loud in their pi list of the Tar Heel Band whir i gave them such a nice concert Thursday night. Coming from those who are so competent to judge, this is a very high compliment, but no more than our excellent band deserves. We don't believe any baud in the State ever made more improvement iii the same length of lime. place in to buy goods. T. Brown Miss i Than J. B. Cherry The Only Department in GREENVILLE near with rel.-l Stop It any old ill, bill come years premiums have been paid in the ll OF NEWARK, N. J., YOUR POLICY HAS Loan Value, Cash Value, i. Paid up Insurance, Extended Insurance that works automatically, Is Will be reinstated if arrears be within on month while you are living, or within three years after lapse, upon satisfactory of payment of arrears with interest. second No Restrictions. Incontestable. Dividends are payable at the of the second and of each succeeding year, provided the premium for the current year paid. They may be To reduce Premiums, or To Increase the Insurance, or To make policy payable as an dining the lifetime of Insured. J. L. SUGG, Greenville, N. C. Think God for Such Women. A young Eastern who was engaged to be mar- was visited two days before the coming event by her Intended husband. She the odor Of liquor on bis and sent him word next day, forever And she stuck lo ll was better for In in to go down alone than to drag an innocent woman with bin, Thank for such News. N., HUNT in III log is offered I us one. lush and palatable. We have smoked HEATS t Country and sugar arc delicious. Wholesalers we sell Kit I ITS a ml in v . Thai means w e I the it light prices. Then if you a good Cigar or good Smoking and Chewing To we have the mist of Hues also. The place to get the BEST every time is THE NEW All Kinds at The Reflector Slate Auditor It. V. Dixon will deliver the address the Tenth of May to the Confederate Veter- ans at Washington, N. C. Alter the decoration of graves, will lie served old soldiers. The Finest Fabric human skill is with tin- lining of Uh- Ii lull i inhaled in- W of take Perry Travelers In all Painkiller in their Mrs Whit I day here. Mi.-s Mayo, , s eat Thin day night lives in Ibis place. Miss Ida Davenport, ho ha been visiting friends in Washington returned II. Brooks and Hi. Skinner, of spent lure on I Miss Rose I bare. Misses Hattie James, Ella Bur- roughs, Ida I Eliza and James, Everetts, in .- bopping. Alexandria Cory, William Ion, spent m Harris spent Wednesday and I ill returned from is. Tuesday in town. Bethel High School is on a boom, Prof. J. has on roll over Kid pupils. We are glad lo sec Bethel is . o highly C. II. James Monday iii Scot land Neck. ORIGINAL OBSERVATIONS By The Orange, Virginia, Observer Time is woven Into eternity network of death. often a live cent bear in a million dollar A man mil the years strike bis heart. talk a good and boa can a bad bill I ii society ii is not lo return u hill collector's call. model in III of his griefs nor loads hearts of hers bis an lo a poker i pot link. The work in a political Job is gelling Apr. The past In ha- in c u by a the republican v in Philippine During the major portion three sessions Senator of Utah s set forth tin- aims of I lie and pointed out j In w the franchises and special I of were to be farmed out to administration favorites the expense of people. and Saturday its I he Of I he in I have defended rights of the and Its of Brig. reform will lie one of the leading issues of next and es- of Urn next said Senator Money, of Mississippi, yesterday, when I asked him of of Cuban reciprocity la Senate. republican dare mil educe tariff which it has up. interests protest at soy reduction u-h their profits and these interests are stronger than the party. The removal of the refined sugar was a Up in right direction. The profits of the Sugar Trust would have been reduced the material benefit of the people bat the bill was not amended in the House with lb.- expectation that it would paw, but rather with belief that the amendment would kill it and there is no chance lot tin- bin, us amend- ed, iii Senate. the many of the were made purposely high a view to providing a margin negotiation of treaties, no treaties are confirmed by dominant party, of tariff rates is made and the people naturally to turn to the democratic for relief and they gel SCHOOL BOOKS Reflector Men In I ill I ml . i i . tin i i loll , I In i v ill strain tin ii mm -hi I Inn tin v i in the I iii-1 i up, i iii II.-i i ll III ,. ll lull. i, in ii. i . met aim i i A Remarkable Centennial. Centennials n many things an- passing the American pie with increasing as the years goon, but there are few lo compare Importance with an educational one which will occur in North Carolina month. The college in South for girls young women will be one hundred years old than, and city of Win-Ion Salem is preparing an elaborate celebration of Salem Academy aim College's anniversary, which is only the third its kind in the I Slates. Importance AI I he recent dinner of die Sphinx Waldorf-As I hi in Ne York, a paper Ail was rend. The writer as a proof of Die Importance advertising the that some of artists are now employed making designs for advertisers, is also note worthy nut some Modern processes reproduction in work have been Invented through the of advertise.- Phil Glittering ace not I golden. Home I In ii even before I ho eggs are laid. ll lake In blast hopes, Smile fellows have to be loaded III In nil then mouths.

mm EASTERN REFLECTOR V C. O. J. Entered at Post Office at Greenville, N. C, Second Class Mail Matter. May 1902. lion Morton. tenner Secretary of Vita- Cleveland's cabinet, died Sunday in Chicago. Strangers stopping in express wonder how a town like this Io net along without water works lights. A jealous woman in an Ohio town rushed to the jumped in, and found the water so cold it the jealousy up and she waded It not cured her of her jealousy but also of her the fellow who caused it, and she has never blinked at him Star. A SAD DEATH. Walton Away. Owe lo man is the Injunction of the If people would prayerfully observe this, how much tho condition of out people would be. There would Dot be anything due on lions editors and pub- would ii a much better humor they usually are. Ayden Baptist. are ere tiled with much homing but a story is It-Id about two in New York which were sold end taken by the par- eh Met in a covered wagon to place miles distant. A few afterwards they got out and and turned up ill the place they wore taken from, though they had to swim a stream yards wide. They were turned to who bought till-in and within a week went back Star. A man's life is full of crosses temptations. He this world without his consent, goes out again his will the trip between the two is exceeding rocky. The rules of contraries is one of the important features of the trip. When he is little the big ---ill kiss bin, but when he is grow ti the little girls kiss him. If he raises a big family he is a chump, but if he raises a small cheek he Is a thief a fraud and shunned like a leprous Chinaman. i i I; i- j he is a bad manager, u he's lieu he it he's in politics it's for pie, if he's out of polities tell where lo him and he's no for bis ; if he doesn't give to Char- he's a stingy cuss lives only for himself, If he does give it is for show; If he died young was a great future ahead him, if ho is living to an old age he has his calling. He is Intro- lo this world by u doctor to the next one by the same process. The road is rocky but man loves to travel Free Press. Advertising Facts. Among the positive millions of an experienced and successful advertiser in the newspapers are matter how good an is, it will not sell lo any great stout it is thoroughly Every in was deeply Saturday when was announced Mr. T. W. was dead, the end having a few past S o'clock. Death is always but docs not that could have i i-u more so than this. A young man in the full vigor of life, the friend of everybody es- teemed all, with a future so full of hope and his away so untimely. Yet ii -I willed it so. and His will is Supreme. Walton was born Moon.-county January 1871, making him a little more than years old at lime of his death, lie was not known in Greenville the fall of when he came lo accept a position as of THE Though at the lime an entire stranger, there was about him that both in person character, that at once won for him the admiration of the people here. Time passed on to prove how fully he was Winterville NEWS HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS NOTES. N. C, April It. L. is has gone to New to attend Federal court. Miss Lila Fields is Id town visit- Win N. C. n J. T. Thorne. Alex who is in the factory at this place, bad misfortune last of having a piece of tobacco Hue fall his sharp edge descending first and making a very ugly Mr. bled con- from it, but we arc pleated was not very Prof. lo lie here at regular noon practice of the band last an excuse amends by giving an extra lesson. He I was kindly informed by j that his had not been as was had just the same. A gentleman in town, suffering with procured remedy for relief from his physician and carried it home. Several days afterward he himself entirely cared and a very happy man. Not so with his daughters, who were expecting company, looking for their of for of all the esteem bestowed upon f,,,,,,,, him. grew from M D into quickly ripened into esteem, so with their that day by day circle abort Sp j,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,. bin grew linger larger, never . mm , f a losing a but gaining them . m constantly. He was indeed perfect in word and act, I Ur ,;,,;, and loyal and no to every every His life here i- known and saying words of praise for him is but to what each knows and none can with what a heavy heart held religious services in the chapel here last Sunday afternoon, Mr. Griffith anticipates the com- of Episcopal church at this place in the very near Quite a crowd of young gentle we pay feeble j ,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,. wheels last and attended was more than a faithful in the afternoon, he had won that place in oar Miss Bowie Chapman went to heart that made us love him evening lo visit And the same returned Saturday. Clarence Jones, of Greenville, feeling was held by every one con- with R for there was that kindness and con- that made the entire on the paper almost like a family, and his death is a bereavement to each one. On be Bib of March, not quite ago, be received telegram staling that both his fattier and mother were very with pneumonia at the old home near at in attend them. A days after home bis mother died, and next day his father joined her the In mean- time a sister taken i-k. In be a later by the sickness of another all pneumonia. The Ural sister died, other hovering between life and death for sometime before there was a change for the better. All bereavement and patient turning oft be sick through weeks bad broken hint down in and He returned lo on the 3rd of April to resume his work, but on the I Mil was himself taken with pneumonia end die mi the Everything possible done for him and he made a brave tight for life, but the hand of could not lie Stay- ed. The burial look place in Cherry Hill cemetery Sunday afternoon at o'clock, services conducted Rev. J. X. assisted by Rev. II. II. Kure. The pall bearers were Messrs. was here talking shoes, and Pete Harris spent the Sabbath here. T. It. Tyndall went to Kinston Monday night returned next morning. Mrs. Cox spent Monday with Mrs. afternoon in the Frank Carroll. Mrs. is on a visit tn her patents near C. Greenville, came in lo sea us last Saturday and we were pleased to have him do so. III. Is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for the office of Register of Deeds, shell if he should receive and be elected to he would prove a most efficient officer. having laundry to send off will oblige A. Fair very much having it ready Monday I evening Sib lost, as he will ship his basket on Tuesday. M Battle Annie spent Monday night out at Harry in country. When a young man can't tell his mother's Bible and a twenty five cent novel matters are certainly critical. ; Prank Wilson, s. . , , . ,, ,. , C. T. N. able is not nearly so difficult a lent . ,. ,, ,, . . . , ., . . Hint, M. K. K. Griffin, as a business profitable with . . ,. r . . It. I. . II. A. J out it. there are many business enterprises which could be made vastly more profitable by per advertising. Philadelphia Spent for Education. Interesting figures have been compiled in of Instruction, giving the for the education since 1871. The total is estimated tor 1909. In are numbers paid their purl of special taxes in graded schools tor last years. This makes a total of The amount year was News A Griffin, C. W. and C. U. The beautiful Moral from sorrowing friends and great assemblage of around his grave speak more eloquently than winds the high regard by the of Some Eaten. On a wager Tuesday night one ate 1-1 cream drank coca colas without slop ping, and ate I I cream pulls and drank coca colas. the boys actually say they slept, I bey managed to get asleep. It scarcely lie said of people who wear squeaky shoes I hoy have their soles. Marriage Licenses. of Deeds, T. K. Moore, issued the following marriage last II. and wards. Irwin Hines and Fannie Ward. Spell and Ada Newton and Total number of licenses during the month of April, while and l for W. B. went to Tarboro Miss Mamie Lang returned from when -he had been spend- sometime her sister, Mr.-. May. G. W. Freeman and wife the at J. L. Mrs. G. Gillespie. who has en visiting relatives here, lo her home at Tar- today. Sirs. D. W. Arnold spent day in with Miss Hines. Little Miss Moore is in town visiting Mrs. Lucy Moore. Miss Lewis is in town visiting Sirs. Belcher and friends. The schedule of K. C. rail- road has changed lo only trip a day. Leaves here at a. m. and retinas at p. m. W. A. Lewis spent Sunday in Tarboro. Travis K. Hooker, of Greenville, was in to n Mrs. S. M. and Misses ha and Sue May Sunday town at Mrs. For Corporation Commissioner. N. 1902. Editor At our next Democratic Slate Convention convenes in the July will be nominated a candidate for Commissioner lo succeed Dr. Abbott. surveying the held of the many and deserving bright lights in Slate, we are satisfied there is none aiming list more competent and de- serving to fill the position than our old G. I. Watson, of Hyde county. A graduate of Trinity College who stood second lo done in his class, a man of extra ; a capacity which and fully attested, filling with hon- or and credit nearly every office, of. trust in his county, from Court Clerk down. A true and tried Democrat, of the true Jeff- For rears I hive never Bitted Aver every spring. It blood, me feel strong, and me every John P. Brooklyn, Pure and rich blood carries new life to every part of the body. You are invigorated, refreshed. You feel anxious to be active. steady s. That's what Sarsaparilla will do for you. list ,. i-o.-t. r hat cf H n w m a. J. C AT BK CO. ALL OF DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING ARE NOW CURABLE or new invention. HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY. STATE Happenings In North Three thousand crates of straw- berries were shipped from along the Wilmington Weldon railroad. A chapter of orphans fro-i the Oxford Orphan Asylum will May on their concert tour of tin- The Davidson College bane hull team claims the championship over all college learns in They won seven out of eight Two men have just been tried at Carthage on the charge in a lynching committed in Moore county some lime ago. men were r. A. OF BAYS. . . m- yd., . use . u r ISL. IO JO., I T,.,. I will TO lull of pi, T a, f-r wan I my a for a Mini, a who only could me. Into TA-e. I Um It- la ear liken In a New York paper, ordered mm I It t i-oar five week- an. to remain Very V. A. Md. Our treatment not Interfere your YOU CAN CURE YOURSELF AT INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLINIC, LA SALLE ILL t lie Tickling, and t i; tn lit- . AREAS Your in The goes right along with its type. A gentleman in work. sense. Strictly temperate in all his very moral, a I lime for easily approachable, advertisers, prudent in all things. What more i If people to visit your deserving and capable a could we select slum Id he be nominated elected he will n- Beet credit upon his party, Stale, county and self. v. M. D. I it will be read, that is in i- Some of the arc going out nearly every day trying their luck after the tribe. Messrs. Al and Jim Taft went seven miles down river Tuesday and made a line catch, bringing about REFLECTOR People read this paper for there is in it, and they will see what you say. If you have not time to write the advertisement yourself or don't know just what you want to say, let us know and we will Messrs. M. Hodges, M. A. help you get it up. Allen Ed. also tried j We have bright and attractive their skill, Tuesday afternoon, but to illustrate ad- did not do so well. They succeed- ed in la ml just one each. Mr. Allen says he had regular man's He slipped oh a log upon he was crossing a and sat mud and water until the others pulled him out. which for asking. you can use issued Prize Winners. The voting party in opera Tuesday under the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society the Mi church, was unite successful, about being the proceeds, Mrs. Charles Laugh- received highest of votes for most popular married lady, and Miss Sue Clark, Tarboro, received the highest vote for the prettiest young lady. Northern IV the certain May lie it's because a woman is always eager for the last word that she reads end of a book Not That Kind of Lord. An odd circumstance occurred the other in church in The lord of the man- or bad It action against the parson r shooting upon his land-, and, himself to be addressed from desk in the Lord, furtive us our ho rose in u and swore e would see him first. A Short Biography. Dr. entomologist the department of agriculture, late- v received a request to furnish for publication a sketch of himself. lie I The moat Important of my Ufa the t Horn county, lit I Hi very II. HUNDLEY, RICHMOND, VA, THE GREATEST STOCK AND MEDIUM OP IN THE SOUTH CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED . 709-711-713 E. Broad Si, RICHMOND, VA. Corn, Cotton, Tobacco, Selling High Likely to continue to sell high I The Philosophy of Farming Smaller Surface. Labor Fertilize with a free hand I Buy of your own people Chemical Co. Southern Makers of Fertilizers For Southern Farmers. High Standard. High Service. Moderate Factories st Everywhere. Bethel High first class Preparatory School. Prepares for and for Life J. Principal, BUSS MAMIE Assistant, M Its. J. W. Music and Art. Primary 1.50 Intermediate, 2.25 Music, piano rent, 3.00 Advanced, Incidental fee, per year, 1.00 Board moderate. For further particulars address J. W. SHERRILL, Principal. Everybody Cordially invited to see our of before buying. We have what you want. Come and be con- We have the prettiest line of millinery ever brought to Greenville. Sash Ribbons in all widths and colors. Wash Ribbons for Mm neck, just the thing for summer. Hals trimmed while you wait. Give us a trial. Yours to Misses Erwin. farmer should have one. They save time and save tHE JAMES CO. Bethel, N. C arc milking the best Distributor for the least money of any on the market. All soon it pronounce it a great success. If you need write also School Lawn Swings, Ruby Swings, Desks, Screen Doors, Tobacco Trucks, c. JAMES Bethel, N. C. SCHOOL BOOKS fountain gen mm We Are After The Shirt Trade Of this season. And we are to have ton. help it, with attractive Shirt The new staffs so line and beautiful that we to our The beat skirt values yon saw are here. . Cuffs lo match the shirts at SO. 1.00 1-00 IS. Pleated, some plain. Plenty black and whiles, and rich colors in shades. Neat figures will be very new and popular. Also white madras and white corded linens-white will be much worn, also, this season. Come, see our -we like . show them. KING CLOTHIER. EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. If there is a CROSS in the margin of this it so to remind you that you owe for subscription and we request you to settle as early as We need what YOU owe us and hope you will not keep us waiting for it. This notice is for those who find the cross mark on their paper LOCAL REFLECTIONS. Baseball lever ii taking hold now. Cotton keeps pushing on low cents. The weather is gelling up to summer temperature. has so far escaped the new ping game. your fat Cattle to E. M. and ft gross, Nurseries had the first st raw be i of I ho season The last few days fire has been burning In the woods not far south of Fish are reported biting Some good catches of white perch have been made. s. new baseball ground is being laid off South Greenville near the school building. The liquid air advance man was here Tuesday but failed to work up a guarantee for his show. If you have neglected to pay your poll lax there Is no vote for you in the elections this year. Work is progressing rapidly on the stables being built by F. on the corner of Fifth streets. The acknowledges with thanks invitation to the closing exercises Winterville High School May 14th a 16th. Two advertisements of for sale appear In today, by 8- Lucas of Wilson, the other by Bro of Bethel. A lady New Haven, Conn., in sending a renewal of sub script ion to The adds can't imagine the pleasure get In reading the home news in the Dr. Hyatt will be Greenville at Hotel Bertha on Monday, May the 12th, for the purpose of treat- diseases of the eye and fitting glasses. Dr. Hyatt has many friends and patients in and hopes to meet many of them while here. THE BOOK CLUB. fur The The End the Century Book Club has not held its regular re- truly delightful entertainment by Mrs. James L. Ml lie just four ago. Mrs. Little not only enter- the club pretty home on Fifth street, but had a number of friends as well to participate in the intellectual edible feast prepared for the occasion. The fair hostess, though a and consequently a new housekeeper, not only received her guests with the case of a society matron long accustomed to do the honors of her own establishment, lint clearly demonstrated her skill in the prescribed arts of a well The menu was appetizing from start to finish. The literary treat was also most enjoyable. Mrs. Grimes read an interesting and beautifully worded prose synopsis of while read sever of the songs of the poem. The club will meet with Mrs. Harry Skinner on Wednesday evening of this week at o'clock. Santiago, or for the Rid. While and Blue Mr. Edward wife, the writers of the above play, are here the purpose of rendering the same, with local talent, in the opera house on the 15th of May, for benefit of the Osceola Baud. Mr. and wife come very highly recommended, they have been compelled to repeat the play In every town where It has been presented. The play is a beautiful one, and has been pro some of the largest cities with great success. The plot is laid Washington, D. C, and Cuba, and it requires twenty four people the stage at one lime. Arrangements are being made l give a grand street parade th lay of performance. This is ex to be of biggest at- tractions ever attempted our town, by our local latent, our band deserve and should be greeted by a crowded house. HOWDY DO. Some Speak to Me, Some to You. Monday, It. O. returned Friday Tarboro. J. B. Higgs, who has been sick tor several out Mrs. J. B. returned Fri- day evening from Mrs. J. L. Barr, of Weldon, is hero on a v to her parents. W. M. Tarboro, was here a short while this morning. J. J. Cherry, Jr., returned Fri- day evening from Baltimore and L. Ames, of Portsmouth, came in Saturday lo visit his Mrs. W. B. Brown. Thigpen went to Tarboro Saturday to sec her moth- who was seriously hurt by a fall last week. J. A. of who was here during the sickness and death of his brother, returned home today. At mi. M INS. V. at, Leo even- W. J. of Bethel, is in town today. Rev. F. A. Bishop returned Monday C B. was full of smiles and joy today over the rival of a little gill at his home. L. D. Ames, who was visiting his daughter, Mrs. W. B. Brown, returned to Portsmouth today. Governor and Mrs. Jams Judge Winston spent Saturday night Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Gotten, at April 1902.1 Mrs. Fannie Cox went lo Norfolk this morning. Mrs. A. M. returned from K lent on today. C. Skinner left this for up the road. T. II. Bateman went to Golds- Tuesday Capt. Swift Galloway left Tues- day for Kinston, J. A. returned Tuesday from Washington. Dr. L. C. Skinner came in Tues- day from Parmele. Miss Minnie Tunstall is visiting Mrs. ii. E. Ricks at Miss Ada C. Ward returned this from a visit to friends at II. T. King went to Tuesday evening lo deliver the closing address at a school. Mrs. A. B. White and little son Greensboro, who have here home today. Misses Mabel Bawls and Sue Clark, of Tarboro, who have been spending some days with Miss Sallie Gotten, at re- turned to Tuesday evening. Be Sure to See our SUPERB LINE Grand and Gorgeous White and s Goods, Laces and Embroideries, Silks, k Everything New up to Date Certainly. The esteemed Greenville Court. Mayor W. H. has dis- posed of the follow lug cases in his court since last r- port. J. H. Smith, drunk fined costs, Button, drunk and fined and costs, 3.30. Robert and disorderly, fined and costs, JO. Tom and I i fined penny and costs, S. Galloway, using profane on street lined and costs, William drunk William costs, 3.33. William resisting officer, bound over to Superior court. THREE STORES FUEL OF BARGAINS. Hi Constipation your head back of your eyes Bad taste in your mouth Its your liver Pills are They cure headache, dyspepsia. All Is assured there was no intent to pilfer from it the The says that he is under the impression that he gave the credit, and it positive that he to do so. contemporary will there- fore, acquit us of felon low Southerner. C. T. The Big Store j, N C. Lot A Mr. Charles Denson, one of the of the Greenville Co., caught his left hand in one of the ma- chines. His little was cut off two other lingers badly roar Ward a C- Fire. Friday a of saw mill a mile above town was by lire. The kitchen to the residence of Mr. W. bee, corner Greene and Second streets, caught lire the same even but was put out without dam- age. TOBACCO TRUCKS. Tobacco farmers can gel best Tobacco Truck the market this O. who is manufacturing the French pa by B. Tripp This is only the best Truck, it is easiest to between the rows and at the price is the cheap- test sold. Leave your orders with Greenville If. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT At present in the H. C. Hooker store, Mrs. M. T. 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THE THE AMERICAN MONTHLY REVIEW OF REVIEWS Is by ethers In activities us fine nation actual from of current events In their Just They comment on freedom from July-paper All men a-J woman want know what is doing And It an Intellectual Judge from in; letters from hundreds Its editorials -j saving to the truly man woman on important topics are by the best-informed writers Its reviews of other give the beat c beet It ii profusely illustrated, Thee letters will enable, all thoughtful men women to Judge cf its value to them PRESIDENT lei-. that through tn sot been to a-r. a o the Review cf and a- re late It very high In I e I I ll n. rat that I could not have It a very part all tamest library, and . sad men, no matter for mi m ; J b row widely their Ideal diverge, are J. Smite . giver, fire n its col- test ex the I consider It a very valuable addition t my r.-t have a It Isa ; II n.-t in treat to read I tat I . nil i In r int natter indeed t I . i i have which f rids a ere t ; o I , S, . FARMVILLE ITEMS. N. April lit. Mis. W. K. Home spent Friday in town Mrs. Lucy Debating society met last night, debated this Resolved, Thai is the of his own The negative on. They meet again Friday night, May The query Resolved, That compulsory be made complete in North Carolina. Misses Vivian Parker from Snow Hill yesterday, Ray West, of wag in town to tee Ms best girl last night. Captain Dick Williams, of Greenville, was in town Thursday nigh to attend the Mason's meet- log. W. o. Lang is hat his build- Inge moved Main St., so as In make room fur W. M. new store. Mrs. D. is Mrs. Mrs. W. B- Pollard returned from Mount. Rev. l. W. Arnold to Wilson yesterday on business. The Christian parsonage la near- completed. The parson will mote next week The Ministerial meeting eon here second week May. A large crowd is expected. Everything will be done to give I hem a nice lime. Askew sun. Edwin, spent in Mis. Mollie Rev. T. A. Main is quite lick. We hope him Mi.-s Belcher, of near is Mis. other fur Justice. We, the lawyers of Hie Judicial District, of Judge H. Brown is Res- Judge, present his name to for As Justice. In tins, his home district and among home people who know i him his character as a man a r and a Judge is beyond We think he should receive the nomination for one of for these cogent First, his eminent Since, partiality capacity high JUST ONE WORD that word Is It refers to Dr. Liver Pills MEANS HEALTH. Are you constipated i Troubled indigestion Ski headache Bilious Insomnia of these symptoms and many others Indicate Inaction the Tint's Pi Take No Substitute. Dr. D James, A base ball play- meal is one that will go The of literature return postage. advice often acts like a boomerang. The people who act like fools generally do so because help it. No. Maude, dear; sailors do not the Moating population. Behave yourself. COTTEN, C. E. Surveys with or Maps with me oral Vincent's Pitt will In- prompt n Conn, N. C. J. V. PERRY CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers Bagging, Tics and Bags. Correspondence shipments solicited. OLD DOMINION Steamer Washing-, , ion A. H. for Of RECTORY every Bun day, morning and evening. Pray- evening Rev. J. N. Booth, pastor. Sunday- school a. m. M. A. Allen ville, leave Greenville daily at II M. for Washington. every Hun lay, morning and evening. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York Boston; UM Aurora, South Creek, . Swan and thin all for West with rail Rev B. Morton, Sunday Brick For Sale We ate making a large quantity of good and will till orders us ran hail. GARDNER ft BRO. Bethel. . J. C. LANIER, l I W IN American and Italian Marble end Iron Sold. t-Class work and prices mill ii sent on IN Whichard, N. C. The complete in every prices low the lowest. Highest market price paid for country produce. UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL. WHEN WANT Mrs. I H. WHITE, Black Jack, N. O. Hoc band. low i produce for sash or in i hangs goods. Photographer, GREENVILLE, Tin- good work and tow prints Mice Photographs for j, dozen. Cabinets per dozen. j Crayon any small picture j on all the time. Come judicial office been examine my work. No show Sen i t . he u lot CC III of l PLACE V IV YORK Ms -.--- GREAT LAXATIVE If you have tour stomach, indigestion, biliousness, constipation. breath, inactive liver, kidney backache, loss cf apatite, insomnia, lack of energy, bad blood, blotched or muddy skin, or any symptoms and disorders which tell the Story of bad and -n impaired digestive system, Will You. It titan out the bowels, stimulate the liver and kidneys, strengthen mucous membranes of the stomach, purify your blood and put you your again. Your appetite will return, your move your liver and kidneys cease to trouble you, your skin will clear and freshen and you feel the old time energy and buoyancy. , t If om for i. will ii i. . i it i or it . . ,; tank, n -i-r aM I Hen i r ton rm . n ml , . i .,;, . u tr it. For Sale by by years of continuous service. Second, he it Judge in length of service and has borne all hardships of life of a I for Ii is pulley adhered lo by State Conventions to promote those Superior Judges who remain on the In and their lite- lo judicial Judge Brown was Baled for Associate Justice In 1886, when was no chance of and with entire went down in tin- fusion i Now that an election seem, assured, we think ii but he should receive the W B, I I I. P. Lamb, J. J. W, Turner. W. M. Bond, I. I., Sic phi n c. A. Godwin, Bod- man. a. O. W. D. Ii. Small, W, Ward, J. Sawyer, P. II. William,, c. A Alexa tier, II. S. II. B. K. Simmons, T. W. Jr., w. D, S. sample's questions. The brat tn all. In I. to p. m. to please, Low Rates to Charleston Exposition via Atlantic Coast Line. The Allan Coast Line Bail- way Company the fol- lowing low to Charleston S. C on ace unit of South Caro Una inter stale and West Indian exposition, Charleston, S. C. 1st, 1801 to June Is The following apply from l Ticket to be sold daily until and May 1903. passage final limit ten days addition to date of sale. to lie sold daily until and Including May Hist Continuous final limit June 3rd Km tn Pullman reservation Term begins June lull, to months courses lo Um lectures lawyer. For address Jas. C. Dean, Chapel Hill, N. C. THE GREENVILLE Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. S. Co. from New York; Clyde Lino from Bay Line and Chesapeake H. S. Co. from Baltimore. Mer- and Line from Boston. J. J. Greenville, N. C. J. B. District Bust. Washington, N. C Carolina's Foremost The Charlotte Observer. EVERY DAY IN TIE YEAR. TOMPKINS. I CD Editor PER VI AH. the largest telegraphic, news service delivered to any paper between Washington and and its special service is the greatest ever handled by a North Caro- paper. SUNDAY OBSERVER con- of Hi or more pages, and is to a large extent made of original mutter. THE WEEKLY ER printed Tuesday Friday l year. The largest paper North Sample copies sent on application. Address THE OBSERVER, Charlotte, N. C. J. school a. m. K. B. F. Hard Minister. Morning and prayer with sermon every let and Sunday. Lay services every 2nd and 4th Sunday. Sunday-school a. m., W. B. B. Litany every a. m. Preaching second, and fourth Sundays in each month Prayer meeting Wednesday night. Rev. D. W. Davis, pastor. Sunday school P. M., W. R. Parker, superintendent. regular CO. of Doors, Sash and Blinds, Interior and Exterior Finishings for Fine Modern Cheap Build solicit your patronage and guarantee to give satisfaction prices, styles and work. Please send your orders to Co. N. C. j. mil -DEALER IN- till A GENERAL LINE OF NOTICE. All arc hidden in any r on i in Dam township the Ainu- the owned by T. S. Nichols and will prosecuted to law. j W. SMITH, MARY E. SMITH. April POSTED. All persons e I T, In lo pass in any way u my tn hunt with dog or i e , m my Said in tin- of J. it. g. Smith, N II. J. w. Bra, Ilia Wall lands, O. W. enters A. March X, nil i C- -ii u. II, -ii a society men, like Tiny always And us The fellow who rushes mil of the between the acts com -s back breathless. Home mi u are Kept so busy I talking are going never find lime to do call on M. Ceil Pass. N. C. J. B. N. C. S. II Pass N. C. . M. Superior Curt Mi I In Pill i and others Nobles R. B Smith and f County Jo. J It II. Smith will take nu- as above in tIn- Superior Court of Pitt County lo the tills- to a . , , . of land in W retail Grocer and m County, and la have lbs r. paid for C. Brick For Sale I have plenty No. I, hand made Fountain Pen T V -i O at short notice at reasonable Hg area. LUCAS. Right j N. C. ill lest. Fin. t lion Seed, Oil Bar re's, Egg, etc. Bed- sic ids, Oak Suits, Ba Carriages, Co Carts, Parlor suits, P. and Ax High Life Key West Che- roots, He . Can- i Apples, Pine , Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour Sugar, Meat, Soap, . Magic Matches, Oil, Meal and Hulls, Oar Se. Oranges, Apples, Nuts, Candies, Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Currents, Raisins, Glass and China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware, Cakes and Crackers, i -i . Bent Butter, New Machines, and nu hi- other goods. Quality and ii. Cheap for cash. Com to me. S. M- Phone It. II. defendant will further notice that lie i h to at Term Court tube mi the First Monday in at the Court Room said County hi ville, H. and answer or denier com- plaint in said action, the plaintiff still apply lo the Court for the relief C. MOORE, Clerk Court Also a nice Hardware. TO SEE ME. J. R. COREY. LODGES A. F. a A. M. No. meets first bird Monday evening. E. E. fin. W. M. J. M. I. O. O. Lodge, No. Meets every Tuesday evening. L. G. W. S. Atkins, Bee K. of River meets every Friday evening. C. Forties, L. son, K. It. It. Vance Council, No meets every Thursday oven- log. W. B. Wilson, J. S. Tunstall, Regent. A. O. Council, No. meets every first and third Thursday nights Odd Fellows Hall. J. Z. Gardner, Worthy Chief; D. Smith, Sec I. O. Conclave No. meets every second and Monday nights in Odd lows Hall. W. B. Wilson Smith -W Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and Private to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. The Commoner WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Editor Publisher, Lincoln, One Year ll, Six Months Three Copy No traveling canvassers are cm ployed. Subscriptions taken Tn office. Weekly and will be sent together one year for or The Daily and one year for payable in ad ATLANTIC COAST LINK RAILROAD CO. TRAINS IS. g, i H AM P Ar Wilson bears Ar Ar Ar ah i-M m II M I so is ii a i a lo M III IS l K. OS PM AM IV SI I II sir its PM A St P M NORTH. It Arrive Wilson r. AH SO t If i A ; I all Will PM in so ii at is ST I so n PM AM PM PM i as a so I, is I it in i is i i n m in III it in i it D. W. B. i PATENTS i or writs so for ii mi lint v v. -DEALER IN GREENVILLE N. O. Cotton Bagging and always on hand kept es Country produce sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. Wilson Ar Hock j- Mount Ar Division Main tears ll loaves la o r-i m. leaves p m, p m leave p in, Will om leaves Ben a m, Maxton a m, tied Ma m, Hope Mills H a m, n-e p as, Hope Mills p tr. p m, Maxton t If p w. arrive It p m Connections at with train N at with Carolina Central at Red with the Had Springs or railroad, with the Air Lin and Southern with the Durham sad Train o. tin Road It I i p as, sit n m. T f SO m. st s ass. s ii p in, v I s m p m, II SI SB I is p Train leaves Tarboro i m. pas, fir- I SI p leave fir T St is. s St , Train Midland R C h, Is dally s s as, It a, T to s as. arrives I It a m. Train OB. Mount at I SI a SB. It p m, II II I P Hop so a a m. st is s i. s so p on Clinton leaves Warsaw toe Clinton a as I m. l t M a tats U p. Train don all all vis lick H. M. EMERSON, Agent J. B. KENLY, Manager. T. M. Wee The Eastern Reflector D. J. EDITOR TO VOL GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, MAY S NO -AT- e. Take Away Women And what would follow 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 fairly ablaze with the latest Spring creations in Kid and Patent Kid Goodyear 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. As well be go of the World as oat of Fashion. For earliest knowing and possessing of the authoritative things of fashion, keep yourself familiar with Ricks Wilkinson. AFTER TWO YEARS PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID IN THE BENEFIT III OF NEWARK, N. J., YOUR POLICY HAS Loan Value, Cash Value, Paid up Extended that works automatically, Is Non Will be re-instated if arrears be paid within on mouth while you are living, or within three years after upon satisfactory evidence of payment of arrears with interest. No Restrictions. are payable at the beginning of the second and cf each succeeding year, provided the premium for the current year be paid. They To reduce Premiums, or Increase the Insurance, or To make policy payable as an daring lifetime of Insured. J. L. SUGG, Greenville, N. C. Any City May be Local prosperity rests practically the people of Hie town or city. The town whose people are waiting outsiders lo alone; and give its trade an impetus with their money, is to have gnu n In its streets, and to rent sins on , the majority of its stores a buildings. This waiting upon outsiders, is us fatal in its demoralizing effects upon a town, H is the waiting luau tor some one to i. and give him get left, and yet it stems ninny that a fatality over keeping them ally tinder the delusion, Hint impossible will take place, in good thing coining to each, without the individual effort being made. Prosperity like happiness, from within, and strength from within and not from any out- side source. The people of a town have only themselves to blame, for dull limes, except In rare instances. No place can lie so unfortunately located as to lie incapable of de i in its trade in new industries, if the people make the right effort. Times may lie dull, trade prove indifferent with the merchants, and no developments take place- there is some local trouble it all, the remedy is a local one, which will not lie hard to if Intelligently sought for. Journal. We are now ready tor an i by ladies. We ml rip line Silks, Saline, Laces, Embroideries, Velvets. Ribbons, White Goods, she., Minstrel cloth. Grenadines and all the newest Skirt Goods. Have you seen Lace Curtains All Kinds at The Reflector SCHOOL- BOOKS A Woman Um Atlanta to Washing- ton Sole Occupant of Pullman Car. A woman scored an victory a contest with the Southern Railway Friday night. She got on a Pullman car attached to the train at Friday afternoon, and showed a ticket and a Pullman car coupon for Washington. When the train at Atlanta Fri- day at it was found that the woman was the only passenger on the ear ticketed for the North, When was asked to to another car to the northbound train she produced her Pullman coupon from her case and entitles mo lo a section in this car to is all i lg it, re- plied tho have been made this car will not go think it said the lady. coupon Lays lam to ride this car to and I don't propose to leave the Efforts of officials to make lie woman leave the Pullman I v. re in vain. She was perfectly cool and finally the railway officials admitted de- feat by attaching the Pullman, with its single to northbound train carry it through to Washington. The car was without a conductor or porter, and passengers along way it a dead head car; but Mr. J. M. traffic manager of the Southern, and J. L. Cox, of Atlanta, a soliciting freight for the road, who were on the train, told the story of the occurrence at Atlanta and admitted defeat for their company. The name of the woman was not given by the South- officials. She was well dressed and distinguished looking. Record. not come in and look, worn out. come before I In attract, Quality decides. Those at. your window are nearly newest patterns are sold. Prices Look us closely to as you Vaccination Took After Two Years. The remarkable case of a small girl whose vaccination look after I two Would be consolation to those who have over quickly. The case has been report to one of the medical journals by the child's and is recorded as being probably without precedent in medical science. The fluid was when she was only month- old and with slight Nulling was thought about that until a few weeks ago, and I y cats after the Original when she had nu Muriel fever with which paneled the family The old murks seemed to wake up again. Inquiry the little girl had not rev urinated, though all the symptoms might have indicated that she hail. Other physicians were called In and Watched fuse. When the child's recovery was that one explanation feasible was that the Vaccination had latent in the system for two years and the lever had started it York Sun. Small crops, unsalable veg- result from want of Potash. Vegetables especially fond of Potash. our free pamphlets. WORKS, Nassau St., do to prices. Measure your purchases by the satisfaction 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. We have just added Steam Supply to our business sell anything in this line very low. See us when in want of Globe and Anglo Valves, Standard Globe and Angle Valves, Cheek Valves, Water Oil Cups, Air Cocks, Steam Hancock U. S. Cocks, Steam Pipe all sizes, Pipe Fitting all sizes. LINE OF Packing, Rubber Bolt, Gaudy Belt, Leather Belt, Belt Letting, Belt Hooks, SOLE AGENTS Men Will Be Beys. In exercise will strain their muscle and go home limping sore. Then are they have Perry i ham in soothe the nerve; to muscles h warmth and healing power. It relieved the pain of two generations Americans. Large bottle ft and w cents. To Pick Cotton by Machinery. Birmingham, Ala., A special to The Birmingham News from Jackson, Miss., Brat contract ever made in the world to pick cotton by machinery was doted In Green- ville, a few days since and the experiment with the machine will be made on a plantation in Wash- county, next fall. a mail i- the inventor of the device and for the past years bus been conducting the vicinity of Greenville. He now claims the device has been modeled on a practice work s int.- basis feels confident that c will revolutionize the cotton picking industry in South. The machine, admits is value- less on level uplands, low valleys prairie grounds, but even if if should prove success- with Ibis limit, its effect on the question in will be very The Cotton Boll Worm. is the lime to cope with boll-worm, which did so much damage In cotton in the Southern Her of counties of North last. year. This worm is exactly the same species as the one blob attacks green corn in the oar, it is by using corn that we fight the worm. Plant rows of very early sweet corn through so it shall be tender at the time the bolls are form on the cotton. The parent moths of the Doll-worm Will by this means be to deposit the eggs on tie and much of cotton Will lie pared. When the cotton arc well formed, and the ears of corn have become badly Infested With the worms, corn should lie JUl and win ins are thus destroyed, Department Agriculture, Raleigh N. Pneumonia chief Danger. People are growing healthier lives are longer in this country, if medical statistics can be replied on. In figures published in the last life has in en lengthened by an of years in last de In 1800 the average length of life the United Stales was 81.1 In this mean bad risen to years, chiefly by reason of mortality among very young. The diseases which have Caused most deaths recent are pneumonia, consumption heart disease, in order named. Deaths from the cause have increased slightly medical science has made little progress in n specific treatment for it. Pneumonia is an dis- ease like tuberculosis. Although is not so as are many other the sanitation of houses, schools, shops, factories, places of mid medical opinion, undoubtedly determines to a great extent the vulnerability of the system to It. Neglect of the ordinary laws of health is responsible for many of pneumonia. Among per- measures suggested for its prevent ion are avoidance of undue exposure to inclement weather and of crowded and ill-ventilated eating and exercise in the open air with special reference to complete res- There is nothing deep breathing while walking out of An in a certain town not far away, who sometimes goes to church on Sunday, has come to the following sensible Indies should take off their hats in chunk. No preacher can inspire i man who is looking into a lap- sided aggregation of dead birds, skins, stuffed weasels, ribbons, bead jets, sticks, straws, flowers, com tassels and thistle down. It makes a sinner feel lost in the Franklin Times, and Farm Garland Cook Stoves. BAKER HART. An Indiana man wants a divorce just because his wife, who found unconsciously drunk In a Held, tied his hands feet together and then covered him with salt, so that the cattle might lick him to death, which came very near titling. says she Wanted the cattle to lick him to death lo g.-t even i licking her near- to death was days before Star. Here is a straw of considerable magnitude on the of van- dilution. In Ohio, past winter, there was an of small pox. That town bad number of ant vaccination and fought practice. The re- was that out of every HIT population had the disease, while in Chicago, where there was acquiescence In the remedy, only one out 1,600 had disease. This should convincing, but it will never slop the kickers. The Finest Fabric by -i. with lining of the When I lie In death I en rage a few Wilmington s lender is we pains, Whatever of lbs trouble, lake Perry according to ire. with i bottle. Travelers in all in , Urge ii sod GO cons.