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ii mu Have Yon Forgot I AM SI I CARRYING UP-TO DATE LINK OF AS Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, and A NUMBER OF OTHER THING WHICH I All TO t Sr inn fur your Barrel of Flour The of Writer. to Watterson the Then I it in . I it out, mO t and write it Once Then I tin it down to tho printer have ii put in type. When I pet the proof, I ran out it write it again, and again printer. it is sent again in the revised Th ii make the last . If it d again. And I Mr. v. . . . sigh, confounded primer gets ; Yours to , White One Secretary Stories. Score- S other day, a rural gentle- men -i lie furnished everything, terrapin and , k d k. The climax a watermelon into had l n i two quarts When the farmers San to i the watermelon, they . lips I they i in I their p -elects a handful wanted to so kind of melon on tin own I For Windows, Paint. Collars, Plows, Short III ITS Tools, III Doors. Rope, iii i s. Is mid Car- Ricks Haw Grand Die. Of . .-ml n of Till not re than have died naturally. -i, ft i. were poison- id. thirty- i the there were or drowned in tho it be . of Turkish his- end was , , v. Ono of tho r hours in office, p the position or ten i In i Mi i Bureau How do you like tin She isn't exactly a Venn M . Scott do want I r art gallery, Fragrant Leaves For Insomnia. will ho lad to I sympathetic lie. f to her . market I what . t S t colored j i or in tin -I fashioned rel , . . I trimmed I . nil ma. It is Ii the lied AN INDIAN BOOTBLACK ; Ball's eldest son is a boo- His name i- i- a graduate of the school. ho went to Philadelphia lull ambition and inn- over the profession he would ad At first it seemed to him that he might be a banker and then. when no one seemed inclined to help him along that path, a master But he was beginning to learn that then is no royal road to and he thereupon decided that he would hi shoes. For a few cents he bought the regulation kit. and it was not long before he could semi fur from Rosebud agency, the girl who had promised to marry him. Instead of the soapbox which Mon- , carried for an outfit. he now has a handsome stand, and ; this descendant of a line of chiefs i- building tip a more flourishing business every day. Best of all, he his to as I he learned then how to do things w II, the small as well as the at, -Yo fa's Companion. DEALER IN Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every de payment and prices low as the lowest. Highest market price paid for country produce. I if that lime. . . Blackburn and Frye. and Bargains m Millinery a Is. d lights the i hit f. a tiny . n bottle of sachet , dried leaves Ii The odor t i- said to cause i who . be wakeful lo fall id refreshing sleep. I Have Just Purchased a Drummer's Samples of the Latest Styles of Millinery. el Beef. Few coo n recipe Melt and i an ounce of I if flour and in ; I . i same late the K Spun- ;. He . . kens II r day , I a -t room a man ask- tut into Cook flow- Pills FOR TORPID LIVER. A torpid liver deranges the . and produces SICK Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Sallow Skin and Piles. There Is no better remedy these common diseases than DR. LIVER PILLS, as a trial prove. Take No Substitute. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Out tun, and on. Private to York, New Orleans. YOU WART Dry Goods, Groceries, Confections, etc., go to Mrs. L. H. WHITE, Jack, X. Nice line f on low for or in for goods. HUNDLEY, RICHMOND, VA, y l. PATENTS l or photo on Fr book, -MARKS Hoar as on tho Tin the ill V f . . i. i i i Less Than New York Cost This i II Ill in ill and in and . Hat. n and Hats Fancy Flowers and r of l -X l tor II He went f past I ; Am HI A . . i n fleas e ;. I A v ii m i J Ii reached i i, The nearest anal- the i could find was that ruled from c iii .; a not In r till it ached In .; whence after much m and Hi reached that the came under the head of in a . j dish, pour Mil i i . Ii . and with r . or pane y if . . . I ,. . ll H hi w see I In net it A Fellow. t. v. i- II mi ill m i. tali Ana rim. . I i II on the -.-I. n s n. HIGGS BREAK THE HOMES OF THE PEOPLE BY ADVERTISING IN THE REFLECTOR hi will walk into I i our wants I known every day and will to A will bring for your for i nil In; in fact III any reasonable yon may haw. c Into the homes of the people and la read f. i ii carries them, hence S I he id to tell four wants in THE as in THE REFLECTOR i- Hi- easiest part, i Q WASHINGTON. Dr. James, nil i t. An I nil I- i Ii. . . . I. i Tl i. i . ho i foul . K. In i A Hare Ti . j. it me fun for . . ran into mother lie had n a . panel slide n j crash, in tiled in . i . ,. . i. I mi Me of . with ii back- t of I r . ii- The i- In ivy silk in prevailing The effect is and m i bears a to old i.; Ma in it i i, lite a r as a sit. lie always a. in, If Interview, r In hi n-; Democratic Convention. A convention of i party of I t County w hereby call I'll lO I ill ill on Saturday, July at o'clock, M., fur tin of appoint lug lo the Stale to be la the city of Greens oil July mil to the Judicial conventions when called. Township ill be held at kl. June 28th, he usual lug I'm i he purpose of pointing and said The of s each township ii be en- tilled lo is as Damn, I, Bethel ii, lit, Creek By order he Democratic Ex- of Pitt county. I. I. Secretary. THE STOCK OLD DOMINION j THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE I NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE Industrial Musical -i H i 1-1 Is -I -1 r ll i,. .-r ii. . i-r. . if. in n,.,. i ii., . t t. ,. i . . , , .,. In N I in b II in . HI I Charles D. C. oil nut old thing la offered yon, but come t. us I. line, We have mill i III are we sell I Id than any store in Thai the prices. Then if you want a good Cigar or and To- we have the BEST of also. The place lo the BEST every lime ii Steamer leave ton daily A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Connecting with Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York Aurora, South Creek. Belhaven, Quarter, and all Is for rail- loads Shippers should order freight I he Old Dominion s. Go. from New York; Clyde Line from Hay Line Chesapeake s. s. Co. from Baltimore. mid Line from Boston. Aft., Greenville, N. K. District Bunt. N. c North Carolina's Foremost Newspaper. The Charlotte Observer EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR. S TOMPKINS, J. P. CALDWELL, Editor. the i news delivered to any paper between Washington and Atlanta, and its special service is the ever handled by a Caro- paper. Till. of Iii or mole and is to a huge extent made up of original SEMI-WEEKLY i. printed and Friday ii-1 par year, The largest paper in Carolina, Sample copies on application. Address TUB Charlotte, N. IN THE SOUTH SOLICITED. 709-711-713 E. Broad St, RICHMOND, VA. Court Tin County. Iii K-, and U k II- Smith County Lumber z. I R. B. Smith Will lake BO- all notion been tin- lo perfect of land in in mill County, and la have Deed from . C. to It, Ii. Smith, i lit will further that be i s required September Term of Superior Court tube First in Sept at the Court said in N. answer or denier to com- plaint In action, or will apply In the Court fur the relief in This I. Clerk Court every Bun- day, morning evening. Pray- Wednesday evening Rev. J. N. Booth, pastor. Sunday- school a. in. M. A. Allen superintendent. every Hun lay, morning and evening. Prayer Meting Wednesday evening. Rev. H. M. pastor. Sunday L. H. Pander, thin Rev J. B. Morton, Sunday- a. K. B. F. H. Hard- Minister. Morning and even- prayer with sermon every 1st and 3rd Sunday. Lay services every 2nd Sunday. a. m., W. B. II. Brown, superintendent. Litany every Wednesday a. m Preaching second, fourth Sundays In each month Prayer meeting Wednesday night. Rev. D. W. Davis, pastor. Sunday school P. M., W. R. Parker, superintendent. regular nervier A. F. A. M. No. meets first Monday evening. B. B. fin. W. M. J. M. F. -Covenant Meets every Tuesday evening. L. G. W. Atkins, gee K. of P.-Tar River every Friday evening, Forbes, L. son, K. of R. andS. It. Vance Council, No 1608, meet every Thursday even- W. R. Wilson, Secretary, J. A. O. No. , every first and in Odd Fellows Hall. J. Z. Worthy Chief; H. Smith, Sec I. O. Conclave No to, meets every second and ill Monday nights in Odd lows Hull. W. It. Wilson Smith ATLANTIC COAST LINK CO. Mr Mb. ma. AH , COREY, IN- P I A OF, IS nice Line of Hardware. COM E TO SEE ME. J. R. COREY. THE NEW IN J. W. BUY CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton . . of TIm and Photographer, H. O. The leader in work and low lot dozen. Cabinets per dozen very Portraits made from any picture on band H the time Come and Work. N to answer The very to B to a. in, lo Op. in. J. C. LANIER, DEALER IN American and Italian Marble and Iron Pence Sold, -l-i on AM M V M Ml r. m. U a n M S II in IS K. i ii in Ar T M I U P AM II t U II II Ar M PM AM r MM M ill Mil l. S M or. Y M P M Ii to A V I'M a a t no III ii ti w r M AM PM PM a u Ml a u if as I p on an Ar Mount Leave Lt Moan Ar Main ton n m o in, Arrive Set- ford in. pm, arrive p m leave p m, Wilmington urn leave Ben a m, a m, it ml -pin .- a m, a. m, Mills am, arrive m, Hope Mills p n Red Spring I m, Manton p n arrives p m at train N . S -i with the Carolina Central at ltd with the Red railroad, at Sanford the Air Line and Southern the Durham and at with Railroad Train on toe Neck Road leave pm, Halifax I m. s Neck at pm. pm, a pm. t em, at a m. Weldon am. Train- on Branch leave int and I p m, arrive a m m, arrive a m leave Tarboro dally except it p m, can p m, Ply- dally, a end Baa am, He. am. Train on Midland N r i. -m-h born dally, a , m, Train on leave leave Mount at am. p m, arrive I ,. tn d i in. Hope It in. fill II a mi i m. a m arrive Ho- B is m. t p dally Bandy. Train on Clinton for v dally, K a at and i i. m, lea W a m p in. Train w i for all point dally, all rat. via U. H. EMERSON, Agent J. B. Manager. T. M. Orders for are solicited. Bart . t . All the News Twice Week -For- a Year The Eastern Reflector D. J. U TO VOL GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, JUNE NO Twice a Week Tuesday and Friday a Year Ricks Wilkinson A Great June Sale A sweeping salt of Goods, Lawns, Swisses, Silks, Black Goods, Hosiery, Underwear, for men and women and Vests. All these are severest cuts. We never carry over. Extra Special for this Week Table Oil Cloth, till colors, full width, best, quality, yard. Standard Patterns in Stock. WASHINGTON LETTER. As well be out of the world as out of Fashion. For earliest knowing and possessing of things of fashion, keep yourself familiar with Ricks Wilkinson Bethel High School. R Ii A strictly Preparatory School. Prepare DOM for college and for Life Oil J. W. Principal, MISS GRIMES, Assistant, J. W. Music Art. Primary Department, Art, W-00 Intermediate, 2.25 piano rent, 3.00 Advanced, 3.00 Incidental fee, per year, 1.00 Board moderate. For farther particulars address J. W. SHERRILL, Principal. ATTENTION, FARMERS Hail Hail Hail Hail INSURANCE Crops Insured Against Damage or Loss by We insure Tobacco per acre. insure Cotton for f 15.00 per acre. We Insure Small Grain for per acre. ALL PAID IN FULL. Park Region Mutual Hail Ins. Association, I b. any lime M. A. Whit, will for yo N. C. from On- D. C. June inquiry into the connection of the Trust with the lion in of Cuban reciprocity, which was by Senator Teller's ion, has extensive and, lo the Mr. P. I. Thurber, of New York, who hail several limes nailed before the Committee on relations with Cuba, finally made appearance and from Iii in was elicited the statement that Mr. president of the American Sugar Company, had to a fund used by Mr. educate American sentiment in favor and that General Wood, for I he Cuban government, had to the fund the sum of General Wood was obliged to admit the payment saying that he had made it in accordance with the wishes of I he Secretary of War and Mr. has made no dental. On Thursday Senate will I vote on the Canal Mil, the consensus of opinion being that resolution will be adopted. Hut two appropriation bills remain to be considered the Senate and they will be dis- posed of with comparatively little debate so that the Senate will be face to face with the dilemma tome action will have to tie taken. The President insists that If adjournment is taken with- out action on the Cuban matter he will call Congress in special session. All day Friday the cut in secret session, the supporters of the dent endeavoring to secure continuation of the of General Crosier as chief of I but without avail, and the session adjourned without action. On Saturday Senator intro- a resolution for the annexation of Cuba as a slake. The House has shown industry the past week and a number of important measures have been dis- posed of. After passing the bill for the of the President last Monday, the bill was up and d bated, The Cable bill, introduced and ad- by Mr. Corliss of was defeated and on Friday the bill was passed. As this bill had already the Senate and as such amendment as were to be essential by the dent were adopted, is I to believe that the of the; Interior will be in a position to commence an extensive system of irrigation in the arid West. Hot Weather Specialties THE CROP OUTLOOK IN THE EAST, plowing is also Became j it is dry and you raise a lot of dust is no doubt that the is no reason for stopping but an North Carolina j argument stirring the M B in examine these BARGAINS care fully and see how ii will pay you lo buy goods an- going to give CUT DURING MONTH OF JUNE, and hen are a of the Shirt Waists can sill if you will. A combination of Ma- the place for yon to Fans We tin- nine us only Is price. Ours coat year Intended to largely Increase I their is In- crease it lo the extent of then capacity to cultivate and house it successfully. I have taken little stock in report sent out from various parts of the country early in that the crop would be the largest had been planted. As above stated I think it was in formers to In- crease full rapacity and Save, but year more than any I have ever noticed there have beer, more difficulties and in the way of planting the crop. Ia the place we have had an ed cold, wet, late spring which prevented many from Parasols styles in colors, ml fur Cull your ground. O. L. Fever. Spring is name for It is more serious must people liver inactive bowels a poisoned system, U neg la serums Buy all the liver, the sad the mi of Safe Never liver every spring for writes It M W VS. They inure than I lobs Don't Tamper With Mail We have read in exchanges about mall boxes on rural free lively routes tampered with or damaged. far as we know I here has been no inclination on the of any one to trouble the boxes in this comity, yet it might lie Hammocks Do We have a few left. You ought to have lo rest in If you you know pleasant they are. We have other goods ask for them. for the weather. Come and J. B. Cherry Co. getting plants, and in many lo-i . . , . to publish the rode twenty miles to gel plants to finish their crops that bad been partially set with a The Only Department GREEN NINE-TENTHS OF PEOPLE LURK. H. II- i w. w. -j ii, DEALER IN N. C. Cotton Bagging and flee always on hand Fresh goods kept constantly as hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince you. O. W. THE GREENVILLE CO. Manufacturers of Doors, Sash and Blinds, Interior Exterior for Fine Modem Cheap logs. We solicit your patronage guarantee lo give satisfaction In prices, styles and work. Please send your orders to Greenville Co. A Real Friend. I and for teen says W. T, of Merry Oaks, N. O. tried many lo no avail on of my Meads It gave relief. lean cat almost anything want now my good, i to cure stomach Unable fey dieting. only further enable- you to what you eat by it without the John I,, woolen. of Illinois, says if I lie women of land were better three of the sin and depravity that curse present day life would disappear. That may be. But if men were better so would the women be. Von seldom a bad woman don't find a bad man around somewhere. Wilmington Star. Ready to incl Witch Salve piles found It a an rt. It Willow Del. unnecessary to cure They ways yield to Witch Salve. Cures skin all kinds of wounds. Accept no counterfeits. John I. Woolen. Editor Please give space in paper for a short article In of Judge Clark. I sec in King's Weekly an article, let us as good Democrats reason together situation la serious and muddled. The opposition to to Judge Clark means W. What the as the rank and tile of the Democratic sec it of the endorse Judge Clark for Chief of Supreme Court. Why Because as a Superior Court Judge unit as Associate Justice of Court his very able fair decisions have met with the hearty approval of the people. He has rendered the State Immense vice in oilier ways for which every true Confederate soldier and with the cause for which they gave up so much should feel grateful. This was reward or the hope Bill fa men in the State could have done this work so well. The charges made by and through Russell, the railroad and other agent have all Hat. Why do I raj so I Have not nine out of ten have held I heir convent no endorsed Clark I shall nine of allow the four hundred the agents of the railroad, Russell a few Democrats who swallow all read in the Poet, lo dictate the nations the Democratic forbid. It means something tn the rail roads to be able to control the Supreme Court for the next eight years. It behooves the people to see this combination of FAVOR publicans Republicans I in disguise and Democrats are thwarted In their Pitt county appreciates past valuable services of Judge Clark, and believes when the county con- meets, of her vote, if not ninety nine one him will be cast for Judge Clark. Henry King Kings Weekly i is nut in touch with the people upon this point. I knew Walter Clarke six years ago when the seven boys were made men in Joe Johnson's army before old Sherman. If he had not been splendid material he not have been made Major of his Reg- at lite tender age of seven- teen. He made a fair soldier as a hoy. life since war as a man and as a public officer baa been J, OH Whereas, on Sunday, June 1st, oar Heavenly Father, ill an but mysterious providence, sent his while winged to home lbs spirit Of the beloved lain I hi Of teacher, Prof. W. II. we, the members of his Sunday school class, desire to sincere heartfelt praying Him who all things and wind to the lo help, him in hour of Brent sorrow. sometime we'd i. that we ate and thank him for effort he made to be with his class last Sun day, That a copy this be to the family, a copy Ton. in one furnished the Sun- day school to be on record, M. A. Hits. h. ; Coal. kind of tobacco. I know one farmer that says he rode fifty miles for plants and getting enough lo gel over his crop at least one fourth dead, and of what he has left there are at least a dozen different varieties. This of course will make bad curing and grading. Then again the winter had extended well Into spring leaving the ground wet, sour and in almost every oilier bad the other extreme set In just as we began to set out the crop. And now for nearly two months we have had an almost unbroken drought. From every section complaint of bad stands. On the eleventh of May rode from Greenville through the try to Wilson I saw such a poor stand of tobacco in my life, ll was then very dry and farmers were setting out and watering. It is now the fourteenth we have hail a good rain yet of there bare been little showers that have helped wonder- fully, otherwise I don't believe would half a crop all eastern the plants are living look weakly and yellow. I .-aw several crops on the Wilson road know did not have half A stand. Last week I rode over several miles and crops were poor farmers discouraged. If there is rain with- in few days a grail many will replant even at this late day, bill will lie only chance if late amounts lo much. Sow under these conditions bow shall We look at the situation I don't believe there is over or per cent, of a perfect Bland and present does not look all encouraging, but we must led since this tobacco was set have had no rain tn wet ground and the plant has been by the mean lime roots have been going deeper in search of moisture and plants are alive are be- coming well set and as so in us we will become available and routs have already worked nil amongst it will lake new life and soon became strong, health plants. While crop present does look had and discouraging yet let us lie cheerful and lose hope. The one thing to keep n constant watch upon is the condition of the plant. It shows signs lug out surest and best prevent live is lo get your plow as lo the plant as you possibly can without it and go down deep. V o leaves may w and look lint in a few yon ill seeing change. This is almost a sure premature buttoning. tract from the shall hereafter will- fully or maliciously injure, tear down, or destroy any letter box or other receptacle established by of the Postmaster General or approved or designated by him for the receipt delivery of mail mat- on any rural free-delivery route, or shall break open the or willfully or maliciously injure, deface, or destroy any mail mailer deposited therein, or shall willfully lake or steal such matter from or out such letter box or other receptacle, or shall willfully aid or assist any of the afore- mentioned shall for every such offense be punished by a fine of not mote thousand dollars, or by imprisonment for not more than three Lends Them Al Minute Cough bests all other I ever for coughs, colds, croup lung says of One Cure is only absolutely sale remedy which everywhere testify I,, the It mils attacks the arrives lo hit. ll yields at lo One Minute Cough Cure. Pleasant tat take it. Sure cure trip, John I. Examinations For Entrance to A M. College. for entrance to Stale Agricultural and Mechanical College at will be held Thursday, July 10th, in court house County Superintendent will be in Young men desiring to enter that college and obtain a practical of Agriculture, Cotton Manufacturing, and Mechanic Arts, try their hand at these examinations, and thus save the expenses a trip to Ital- III scholarships are offered, conferring free tuition and room ten I I;. J. a prominent of Burke county, left his home about o'clock Thursday morning to drive cows to the pas- . did not home, an evening he was lie id pasture. Apoplexy is Supposed lo In- cause of his tie ti H. The. nay have an imped- his speech, but never in his l's. So Women would like recall an I others even want their presents Your Tongue If it's coated, your is bad, your liver is out of order. Pills will clean your tongue, cure your make your liver right. Easy to take, easy to operate. Alt BUCKINGHAM'S DYE MS,.

--.- . THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. GREENVILLE, I. it a at I N. a mail 1902. THE BIBLE IN CUR SCHOOLS. The of MOM Bible our public mid col- is mote Interest just at Ibis lime, occasion- ed by wide spread ills- belief certain parts of Book, the apparent with opinions of min- candidates. viewed licensing religious denomination respective general assemblages have deplored the utter lack of training, or a very careless kind at least, and urged that more attention be given study of the Bible in our institutions of learning. They are rigid taking this bold stand, and should never let up they sec the Bible taught in every in the land. This has been objected to by some on ground that the Bible is a sectarian book. Bat this is of the real I It is sectarian only in eye of those who arc so narrow minded as to pervert any truth they further their own ends, The Bible is a book for all, a source of living joy for Hie readers of its pages, will always u wold i for e who are in nerd of and i; lie this and be sectarian at The Bible is just what it should , and just what we need, and what we must have. So let us see Bible established in all our and we w ill soon its fruits in tin- birth of a nobler and r i manhood, fair for the residents a to have tin e to tile a protest against a if there should be any who object. is said the law will pass easily. This appears to be just. The applicant for makes his desire to Hie proper authorities, without even any to whom be will lie neighbor, no matter how objectionable it may be, and if he show proof of a good character he is granted the privilege to deal out bis and it is only fair that who will door neighbors of the saloon should right to test against its foisted upon them against their will, and with out their A merchant running a nice dry goods or dress goods Store, and catering lo the best trade of the town, and dally of the ladies, not feel very friend to the opening of a filthy barroom door to him, the result of which would be the crowds of vagabond loafers who congregate around saloons. and the tilling of bis with of the sickening usually such places. Such a law already exists as to all applicants who sell liquor places other than in incorporated towns, and we do not see why the towns also should not have the of it. No Hair was falling out very fast and I was greatly alarmed. then tried Vigor and my hair stopped at Mrs. The trouble is your hair does not have life enough. Act promptly. Save your hair. Feed it with Hair Vigor. If the gray hairs are beginning to show, Hair Vigor will restore color every time, ii m ah I From Near-by Vicinities J .,.,,.,,,, by Our Correspondents and I Report I REFLECTOR Readers. fern-. the road yesterday use in the law territory. Mrs. Ambrose of Winterville Department. NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS If you, foil one dollar and as will you a bottle, lie A i i j . f;. her parent NOTES. i Mrs. A. Cox Miss left to visit relatives at H. C., June Testimonial. am a practical , wheel wagon builder FARMVILLE ITEMS. twenty years experience and I say with candor that your cart . N. , wheels Tar Heel Wagons rally at Farm the best wheels end wagons I have ville was very much en- ever or examined. I have joyed a large crowd was been your factory and examined cut from near and far. B. the material yon use and the work j delivered an able address I before it was painted and morning, his main topic be- whereof I speak. No one will make We thank him a mistake in baying your out very much for his presence and j wheels or wagons.-John I,. Ha, , hope we will again have the honor V. To A. visit from him very soon. Cox M I g. Co. Misses Lucy Forbes David a very old gentle Alice Lang, Lena King, Minnie men from the Clay Boot section of Harding and Mary Now that the Boers have this county, her; on of were here at compelled to surrender to over- hi Mrs. G. Chap- rally Wednesday. Whelming odds against them, we ma i suggest that the Charlotte . are of were in town Wed- i going to house their tobacco crop and King Edward VII join in this seas,,,, cheaper and in Miss Vines, of Tarboro, is feast, and at the than usual because they are visiting her cousin, j. t. felicitate for what using trucks. near here. be has not done. Mi.-a Vines Mrs. Hal- was visiting Mrs. If, O. Cox last data went to Greenville yes Friday. Jim Green and Manning Lao went to Mack Sunday, apiece in ,,, ,. . Misses Kate ARE YOU WISE is no to equal There is even room for the en- of a vagrant law in Greenville. Von can so- people on the with no visible means of support, 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 glassful, of water put into it a teaspoonful of Mexican Mustang liniment an with this gargle I he throat at frequent Then I the the outside of too throat thorough v with the . on a soft cloth the It u a POSITIVE and a bottle. RF with a running I I sore or ulcer. Treat it at once can Mustang you can depend upon a Manor cure. We see it slated that owing to a plague of mice and rats, cats sell for Tilt Pit AND let CREAM CONTEST. Territory. Let's send all the cats Co, ,,,,., in Greenville there. Fully Chapman and who been attending school at home But One Law Man and for Woman. ling friends to spend vacation. Calico Sunday. has begun on be spared. And if dog, Misses and Eunice Cos are Lang., new brick, tore which is M. were sent Would never be fell. New rimes Democrat and the are ed in s very deep and spirited dis- on the of pie and, Ice occasioned by a had directories made students of Butler Col the population of their re Mis also their loss visiting the E. I. and Ice was young men of EVIL OF STRIKES. The effect the coal strike is now being fell in Charlotte, and the several of the mills in this section are seriously concerned as to future supply. A night Observer was by local coal dealers that this region would hardly be alb ct ed strike, but now concern over the situation g gen i,, the South as well as every- where Observer. of the coal strike are beginning to be felt by others thin the strikers themselves, this is one of of strikes never considered by agitators who arc willing to order a strike on pretext. era are entitled to a degree of sun because of the blind fashion they follow I be lead of leaders, en- joying the fruits of large sapped from the bard earned the laborers, mi plea I hat the of laborer are being looked alter. II so called leaders would the of followers, there would be strikes, more among the em Nearly all them are satisfied with their condition, or should be, and yet because there are a few who they Don pay or hours, and Of women and children -pet d day's wages for sup- port are obliged to suffer the life. GIVE TOWNS THE BENEFIT TOO. The of has line board of town a petition a-king for of tin requiring each applicant fin license to sell to make such application by advertisement in the city papen at least days fore time opening, This ii made on ground that it is discussed r College having the affirmative, and the young ladies, with a predilection always for Ice cream, opposing them, as was In lie expected, and very unfair and Inexplicable decision of the judges in favor of ice cream. While not wishing to be at all by entering uninvited Into ibis table talk, we would like to say that we think the verdict n red by these three and papers Is and just in every way. It is n it lo a by the judges above mentioned have rendered a so at variance with the law and the evidence, but they were wrong is fully established now. S. n Word in favor of kind of pie. The Charlotte Observer notes the prevalence of three kinds in tin- barred. Hit is not the only such with which we are acquainted time. lint to the defense Of pie, very name Itself enough lo one to great mi Ice cream, f.-haw It isn't in ii when compared with pie. Pleasant enough on a warm summer day, but its joys mo -is i as the beauty its staying simply not it. good old that our mothers made i- there more toothsome, mote to hungered after and more substantial, it could not be otherwise a builder of a sturdy as that boasted of by the race. Ice en am is but the result Ibis civilization, though of nothing more than a desire to grasp a Heeling joy soon gone, HI the pie. II will stay Mrs. Charlotte Dud. Fran Monday's There cannot be one righteous Mrs. S. A. Charlotte died about law for men and another for noon today at the home of her A woman Is under no niece, Mrs. W. II. more obligations to be moral and in South Greenville, with whom pure and chaste than a man, and a she lived. Mrs. Charlotte was woman who has been betrayed is as years old bud been in feeble good a bride as her betrayer de- health for sometime. She was J serves and oftentimes a much bet- twice married but left no children, j one. and nearer relatives than I am satisfied that many young train from; nephews and nieces. She was a men go wrong become utterly moral and profligate until they beyond redemption be- proud mother, untrue to will doubtless he in general yesterday The funeral will take her before many years. i- ,. . .- V afternoon at I o'clock, services counting the woman he has is Methodist betrayed as a creature unfit for Mumford at rapidly going up. was an excursion from j to the twelfth. Kinston, Wilson Goldsboro of Greenville, were with us A few from this went yesterday. The A. Ii. Mfg. Co. art Co re ., . , ,.,, . , . , . nieces, saw was , men go in which .,. ,.,. Kinston is given hat is S J immoral a and Golds the furnace is like a T con- greater service lo mankind thin This would be a good Hie and best M. Pollard went to marked with many good deeds. hop . leave here in a day, still W who Boy young men would be saved from fl , Lena ,., . president of moral disaster. through the eastern and The place for training is A G On C, Germany, where he the home and the time while boy. adding a new line of work it. the .-.- . . negotiations between the are growing up. The boy that gets way making window and door frames. They have been getting several orders in this hue during past few weeks and they are thing for lo l last government census gave this and directory of the town would show this. Old Among the old subscribers to The Morning Is Mr. E. ;. N. C, who Ins been on our mail list i.- putting up all right jobs. thirty three years. The A. O. Cox Co. very near being one of about yards of wire the us pa per was not two years old when he subscriber. In forward- bl Mils for the cut rent year Mr. have always been please I the star. We El. was a little about his age, but bad no idea be was getting along so old as above would indicate. However, we expect the Star has g K I. a little mixed. of the day. The exercises ls. , . j. Star the elder Mr., II held in ,, q , faithful who loved John B. Davis Is quite sick. German potash and the out of bis knee breeches without hope he may soon improve. officer of the Virginia Carolina honoring womanhood, and feeling s day exercises , ,,, , , , , , . , be bald the church fourth Mr. himself under bonds to champion day night in tins month. a contract for; number of weak than to make game body is Invited, especially those years with some of independent of it and prey upon it, is on the who ate Interested the mission-1 potash minis in Germany and will road to Louis Al- muse. Com- belt Banks, of New York. Masonic Picnic. RESOLUTIONS OF Greenville Lodge No. A. i F, A M. will have a public in- of officers mid picnic on I On death of Bedford by Farmville Whereas, it has pleased our Thursday, lust. Invitations . ,. ,. ,,,, , , ,, ., ., to remove all mills supplying have extended lo a neigh- . , , , , ,. b our midst out beloved brother. He has incorporated a i i i cotton oil mill at Tarboro, A good resolution should never N. C, for the purpose of getting be laid on the table. cotton seed meal to use in his fer- I plants, Caro- To the Public having bought up boring M I- and I myself a candidate for office at of Deeds the lodges Old f Greenville, Fellows ;, Bedford Jo V, A. will be the , be it re M. No. soft coal will soon hard th of , subject to the convention, to get. J. C. Flanagan's family fully as long Academy grove, as Staled and have beard him he would not be without it. W. Allen, lined land costs, 13.05, with us. ,. i i Ii fl Dial rials la Worth looking mirror. Court. Union. Mayor W. H. Long the following eases since last the w Union met in school room Jane 1st, Mis. It. T. Cox, Mrs. Vice Mrs Marv Smith, Secret., Mrs. W. i U Assistant n Called to order by the , at d opened by a hymn fob , lowed by prayer. Md not guilty, William e, drunk and down, lined and costs, fl William J. B. Mutton, cum . , each and one half each total, your by Mrs. c. . Potato Head ill i las-, Hid chapter of. lust of by . I. of Congress on the by Mis. I. Coat, Remarks by on lbs subject forming Appointed A. II. Cox, Mr. called a few days ago and gave us following recipe for killing potato bugs. blanches of Boil long to Mis. L. House for the get all four or meeting. hours. After cooling, spray to have a , . . . . ., be has tried this and it is Closed by J sure death to potato bis lodge and was ever of the duties obligations of Mason i y. 2nd. Thai of Pitt has last an upright and good who will sadly missed in the community where be lived, and who was ever faithful the dis charge of duty, 3rd, That we will cherish the memory of brother and have these resolutions transcribed upon our records a memorial of him, That we tender to the be members of In other family our sincere heartfelt sympathy in their great That Secretary of this lodge is instructed to n copy of these resolutions to the family of brother Jones and record of the same upon minutes of this lodge, and have the same publish- ed in Tin; county. H. J. i W V. Co,,. TWO BEEN PAID IN THE i MY. OF N. J., POLICY HAS Loan Value, Cash Value, Paid up Insurance, Extended Insurance works automatically, Is Non let a I ii. Will be reinstated if arrears be paid within on month while you arc living, or within three years after lapse, upon satisfactory evidence of i i y pay men l of arrears with interest. second No Incontestable. Dividends are payable at the beginning of the second and cf each succeeding year, provided the premium for current year 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. C. Everybody Cordially Invited MILLINERY. TO s BE It STOCK OF Mini Smith, Sec. News Herald. 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 the neck, just the thing for summer. Hats The who is spoiling for a trimmed while you wait. Give a trial. g y , i to please, It would be very to that women cry at weddings because misery loves company. Misses Erwin. Mat St US HI M GOING AWAY IF SO, see that your trunk con- a stock of vacation Stall. You'll need Outing Shirts, Ties, Collins Cuffs, Fancy Ho- and perhaps , suit of nice Underwear. All the fixings a gentleman I j needs and a good assortment of each sort at prices with which he will not think of Boding fault. Step in before you leave. THE CLOTHIER. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. NOTICE. If there In a MARK In margin of paper it Is to you yon owe for sad we Too lo rally neon YOU owe us bops will not keep for it. sages i who on par. Snap Shots Home New Put K in Few Words for Busy Readers I The tax lister wants to see you. The cotton future is on down grade. Cash Trice paid by M. Malta. Already preparations are going on for the opening next season, first of August. It is only six weeks off. one who cm me the address of j Alex. Stamper, colored, will be. Miss Harris returned Sun- suitably rewarded. day from a visit near A. N. Or leave information at Mrs. B, M. Williams and son Uriel Mention of People net With In the Social World Junk hi, Gay is sick. Joyner, of Baltimore, is here. B. W. King went to Morehead Sat Rev. J. Morton returned to Tarboro today. CM. Jones left this morning for Wilmington. Denmark, of Kinston, over ibis morning, Mrs. Willie Hughes return from Washington City. Herbert L. Nichols returned Sat- evening from Savannah, Ca. Miss Lula Patrick returned lo her home at Saturday Died. The infant child of Ml. B. A. Forbes, whose wife died a fen weeks ago, died at Tues- day evening. The remains were brought here morning and taken out to Forbes burial three miles from town, for Get the Home News. If you arc going off to spend awhile at the mountains, springs or seaside, or anywhere else, better leave address with Tim you can get to read home every day. Think Over It. We know of one man who is thinking of brick business in Greenville and says he would not mind engaging in it with an experienced partner. Here is a chance for somebody to take bold of an enterprise that will pay. Funeral. funeral of Mrs. S. A. Char- took place ibis noon at o'clock. Services were conduct- ed in the Methodist church and at the grave by H. M. Eure. The palls bearers were Messrs. Wiley Brown, D. U. Haskett, J. B. T. L. H. Pender and W. B in Shape. J. F. King, who recently opened tin new livery on the of full, st corner, be calls is Ml ting up in shape for a first class livery. He has jut purchased a nice sin and says he has on the way one of the handsomest mis ever seen in Greenville Earl, of Baltimore, came in to visit relatives. Miss Annie Perkins left today for Chapel Hill to attend the sum- mer school. Mrs. J. N. Booth left Saturday evening for Raleigh lo see her mother who T. Vincent and Miss Elise, left morning for Portsmouth, Va. J. L. Little left this morning for to attend the Banker's convention. Mrs. Mary Smith, of Winter- ville, Saturday to a few days with friends here. Misses Minnie Alice Lang, II. Tun- stall spent Sunday ville. Deputies Sheriff and S. J. Nobles Mi this for Raleigh to take Tucker to the hospital. Allen daughter, Miss Bet tie, Saturday evening from a visit to Washing- ton Stokes. C. Cobb, of Norfolk, came Saturday evening to spend Sun- day with relatives and left this morning for Wilson. Misses Linda Moore, Louise Thomas Howard, of Washington, are visiting Mrs. B. M. Hearne in West Greenville. Jim W. B. Parker went up the road today. W. C left Ibis morning for Mount. Mrs. P. M. Johnson and children left this morning for Wilson. Mr. and Mi's. returned Monday from Roseboro, Ex Gov. T. J. Hurry Skinner returned this morning from Morehead. Mrs. L. B. who has been visiting her father, J. L. returned to this morning. Mrs. A. L. Blow Mon- day evening from Washington Her daughter, Mrs. N. L. ac- her home for a visit here. Mrs. J. B. left this morn lug for Kiss en has sick the last few days Mr. Mrs. C. C. Vines return ed this morning Morehead. L. I. Moore and R. W. King returned this from More head. Dr. B. Clayton in this morning and is the guest of B. A. Mrs. C. U. Snuggs and children left for Raleigh and Miss of lame in Tuesday evening lo visit Miss Etta Deputies L. W. Tucker S. J. Nobles returned Tuesday even- j from Raleigh. Miss Greene, of arrived this morning to visit her sister, Mrs. K. M. Hodges. W. B. retained Tuesday evening from the hospital at Nor folk, much improved in health. Miss raffle Kittrell, of Winter- ville, came up this morning to pend the day with Mrs. B. S. Evans. Prof, frank B. Cosby, of Rich- came in Tuesday evening to Foster and left Mrs G. R and children, of Wilson, who have been visiting E. and family, today. Mrs. J Joyner and children, of Baltimore, who have been visit- Mrs. J. A. return d home this Mrs. N. T. Stokes, of who has been visiting her father, Allen, near here, returned home this morning. Runaway. Sunday afternoon three of Mr. W. Fleming started in the country. While crossing he river bridge horse became frightened and inn away. One the young ladies was thrown out on the dam bridge, was thrown out near the son place, while the other kept her seat and tried to bold the horse, until there was a collision with a cart just this side of roads when she also was thrown out. Neither of them was seriously hurt though nil were more or less braised. The buggy was not very badly damaged, Mr. Frank Johnston, who was driving out on that side of the look the young ladies up brought them home. Back In Warehouse Business. Our tobacco friends will lie pleased to hear Mr. G. F. Evans will again enter the ware- house Mr. Evans will be one the proprietors the Greenville ware- house next means will be lively times on sale the Greenville, for farmers say old man Guss is a hustler. It was about twelve years ago when he ran the first warehouse on the Greenville market. He has since been continuously eon with tobacco market, and many hundreds of dollars has he put the planters pockets by his superior of the den weed. Masonic Temple. Mr. Hook, the of Hook Sawyer, architects, of Charlotte, was here Sal to submit plans to the con, for the temple to lie erected by Greenville Lodge. At the meeting of the lodge Monday night the plan submitted by Mr. Hook was approved mid accepted. building will lie a beautiful one and an ornament to the town. It is expected that work on temple will begin soon have it completed by next February. W. V. Evans left morning K ville, Tenn., to attend the Teachers Association, wife better upon reaching home. Meeting Closed. Rev. W. Davis, who been conducting the meeting In the was culled home by illness of his wife and the meeting has closed. All hope he will his SOLID FACTS ABOUT MEN'S CLOTHING The store to buy your suit of is the store where you can do the STYLE, QUALITY, VARIETY. The big Clothing Business wouldn't be done at THE BIG STORE if we did not have the above inducements to offer you. Lace and White Goods Bargains Positively in Greenville Must Be Sold to deduce Stock. Dimities, Swisses, Lawns, and other Stylish Fabrics in a threat Wash Dress Goods Line Bros-, E. P. Reed Co., for High Grades. Wolf Bros, and the H. C. Co. for Medium Grades ALL THE ABOVE HOODS WARRANTED TO BE LEATHER AND AT PRICKS Remarkable Sale of Reliable Furniture Our great May and June sale of Furniture will make these months memorable ones. Housekeepers, here is an to buy goods at very o v prices. Nearly every piece is offered at less than today's price. Great Redaction in China and Japan Mattings Linens and Wash Goods Showing of Novelties in Grass Linens. Embroidered Mulls. Swisses and Fine Novelties in Wash Goods. Wash Department and see the which am practically below cost. This is a big value, and all the take advantage of it While they last the balance of W. T. Lee Co's stock will be sold at less than cost Another Half Hundred Bargains in Millinery. Across the Street at H. C. Hooker's Store A big line of Staple Dry Goods, Shoes, to be sold at RARE BARGAIN PRICES. C. T. The Big Store N C. Vi

J- Have You Forgot I AM LINE OF What Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes The Firmer a Happy. The farmer is happy. From over the South weeks the cry- has gone up for rain at last it ha been heeded in a manner. A Saturday report bad it that copious rain tie j next few will one of e always regard patience a a virtue in the people to whom we owe money. Thermometers arc going up. et you see the counters marked down. Some men arc known what they have done, by what they are to do. lever produced. If the present rains are and the weather man predicted they would then we can why the Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware OF OTHER Tinware, . aM TO to Mr m onion t , m. the greatest m the South has, . . There is little connection be- Come to me for your next Band of Flour Yours to las. B. White. the milk of human kind the cream of society. JUST ONE WORD that word U It refer to Dr. Ml I MEANS HEALTH. Are DIRECTORY. A gentleman the writer U or two of j mixed in the bed for a cow that ; has eaten wild will destroy the taste of the in the but- He says he hat seen it tried Give it a Courier. Convention. A of the part Of Pitt county is hereby call- ed to meet the Court House at on Saturday. July 5th, at o'clock, M., for the purpose of appointing delegates to the State Convention, to be held in the city of Greens- on Wednesday, July 10th, to the C and Judicial conventions when called. Township will be held ix barrels of crude oil will at P. If., on Saturday make as much steam a ton June 28th, 1903, at usual coal. fuel oil, costing from for the purpose of up- to sixty per barrel, deb gates and alternates be brought seaports of the Atlantic to said county convention, iii quantity an- Insomnia ANY these mm LIVER Pills Take No Substitute. CHURCHES, every day, morning and evening. Pray- meeting Wednesday evening Rev. J. N. Booth, pastor. Sunday- school a. m. It. A. Allen superintendent. N. C. every The Stock complete in every de lay, morning and evening. Prayer payment and prices as low as the meeting Wednesday evening. Rev. lowest. Highest market price M. Eure, school paid produce. L. II. Fender, thin Sunday, and evening. Rev J. B. Morton, pastor Sunday- school a. in. E. B. PATENTS writ limited. It is only a question of applying tank steamships and For Lochs, Hinges, Doors, ., U. tanks, and the Windows, Paints, hope, of ,., i. Collars, Plows, Shovels and tar- without regard Tools, go to H. L. The of delegates and each township w ill en- titled to is as Beaver Dan Falkland Bethel to coal freight rates or coal strikes. Philadelphia Record. Next d lo Ricks Wilkinson. Successor lo Ormond . fair. A New York stoic, P alter a test with auto- i mobile delivery wagon, that the vehicle did work which formerly necessitated the of six horses two wagons with the necessary and that a saving of a month over their present system was indicated, Bargains in Millinery Swift Creek By order of the Democratic Ex- of county. L. BLOW, W. I,. Secretary. Bead model. or U S Norfolk, Va. Cot Buyers and in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ons. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. YOU WANT Dry Goods, Groceries, Confections, etc., go to Mrs. L. H. WHITE, Black Jack, N. diet line i f on hand. Prices low I produce bought for cash or in for Sale of Property for Taxes On day of ill oiler fur sale in the town of N. C. tor following properly, or a may In- the sash, one lot. OS lows lot, M k A Co town lots. so . and one lot. M f.-r 1900, one lot, J. L., K. st . lot, to W. Town Collector for H. C. In the Superior F. H. Hard- Minister. Morning and even- prayer with sermon every 1st and 3rd Sunday. Lay services every 2nd and 4th Sunday. Sunday-school a. m., B. Brown, superintendent. Litany every Wednesday a. m Preaching second, fourth Sundays in each month Prayer meeting night. Rev. D. W. Davis, pastor. Sunday school P. M., W. R. Parker, superintendent. services I Have Just Purchased a Drummer's Samples of the Latest Styles of Millinery. Si or Noam Pitt E. n. I of . n I Km Bale, , Mfg Co. I By Ilia Pin in the entitled action, If talk any man can will, on the 7th afford to make extravagant alto sell to the high e-i for . which the T.- ;. U me s II Less Than New York Cost embraces Trimmed I Hats In all stylus, mil to Wear Hals, Leghorn and Flop Hula and I Sailors, Flowers and Novelties Women take a lot of all right, title interest winch the a . , Co. H front the fact that it the Mils , in the following the fathers that are upon I One lot B. the children. I on the east by M. the I ,., J, t- lot, on , c St, S One other Poultry Fancier ,,., corner of treat . . , ,. the of the Atlantic Dixie Fancier, published Line Railway, the west of toad at Albany, Ga., la ft to a wast ,, . ;, , II page monthly Journal u,, uM r Front exclusively to poultry, a east with to the beginning, also other begin. III which people are stake on the ditch and runs more profit interest. I Ml poles to a stake In S-i. , .- mica to We will semi Fancier year to any subscriber to the thence up the Carolina County. Before AmI n Hi ling and Mfg. Company vs. Mayo and Company, now I bun to Mayo I C-i line Company. Tin- will take notice an action as above entitled has been ma this day of June, that a variant is attach. has been by the said defendants sacks of corn at Ayden, North Carolina, ire to before me at my in Greenville, fill county, at . in., the 10th day of July. and to the Plaintiff or I be said Plaintiff will to the court for the demanded. C. D. Peace. E. Ally, RICHMOND, VA, THE GREATEST STOCK OP I AND MEDIUM no. aw, hint Monday evening. K. K. M. J. H. I. O. O. Lodge, No. Meets every Tuesday evening. L. H. G. W. Atkins, K. of River Lodge, every Friday evening, C. Forbes, L. son, K. of R. and R. Vance Council, No 1696, meets every Thursday even- W. B. Wilson, Secretary, J. d. Tunstall, Regent. A. O. Council, No. meets every first and third Thursday nights in Odd Hall. J. Z. Gardner, Worthy Chief; D. Smith, Sec I. O. Conclave No meet every second and fourth Monday nights in Odd lows Hall. W. B. Wilson Smith sec opportunity ti Bargains in Millinery was never red In fore in and see the go before . i R n. D. I Q Q S who pays year's sub in advance during this month, James, BREAK INTO THE HOMES Of THE PEOPLE BY ADVERTISING IN THE every day and in the A will bring custom- for goods, for vi or in any reasonable wont may THE goes into the homes the people and is read for ii carries them, I he place to tell your wants is In THE REFLECTOR. of an In THE REFLECTOR is In- easiest part. THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE i NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE Wholesale and retail Furniture Cash paid Hide-. Fur, Cotton Bead, Oil Bar- re's. Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bad Mattresses, Oak Suits. Us Carriages, Go Carts. A suits, Tables, Lounges, Safes, V fife and Gail AI x Key West Che- George Hear, Apples Syrup, Milk. Coffee. Magic Oil. REFLECTOR Hulls, Gar Oranges, Apples, Dried Apples, Peaches. Prunes, Currents, and China Ware, Tin Ware, and Crackers, Ham Beat Butter, New Sewing Machines, and an Quantity. Cheap for to sec mo S. M. Phone acres and day of June, W. a the District Court of Ike United Stales tin Eastern District of North Caro- In the matter of the petition OH if liability. virtue of v , . . II. Judge, on slay will on a st Day of June, t U Wharf, Is town N, for of v said wharf, Trustee. June 3rd, will walk into the your wants be known I laving duly before r Court Clerk of Pill IS b, It. Wilson . notice i given to nil per- lo payment In the tad s having claim the eats are to tame for mi-hi on or before the day n notice will be in bar Th I day May. 11.11 b. n. B. I, OLD DOMINION Steamer leave Washing- ton daily at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily M. for Washington. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia, York Boston, Aurora, South Creek, Swan Quarter, and all for the West with at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominions. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Hay Line Chesapeake S. Co. from Baltimore. and Line from Boston. Act., Greenville, H. J. K. Supt. K. c IN THE SOUTH CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. 709-711-713 E. Broad St., RICHMOND, VA. Ni inn Superior Court Pill County. Jambs Kiss, and others O, Nobles ii. B. Smith f County It. Smith will take an action as above has in Hie Superior of to the title ton of land situate in township in County, and to have tho Nobles, Mortgagee lo said It. Smith, said defendant will further notice that he i required September Term of Superior Court lobe held on the First Monday la 1902 at the Court House if County in N. C , answer or to com plaint in Said action, or the plaintiff will apply lo Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. This 1902. D. C. Clerk Superior Court ATLANTIC COAST LINK RAILROAD CO. TRAINS Tl. Mar Mb ism. at S s Administratrix Notice. Having u. on c, h. C, nil to Slid ml He hereby to and nil claims said must present them for payment within twelve months from date or this notice will be 1.1 ii if r recovery. MaT M, of K. Literary. Industrial Pedagogical. ,,. n hi r lull i ion o p. I. m i i ii,, m Hi In ., mm will .- m II.-, -111, , t,. h, 1- I ten tin In I'll, I o I c , tie Pres. Charles D. X. C. I to eat any old thing th. is offered you, hut I us thing fresh and We have delicious. Wholesalers we sell more than any store in town. That we the right prices. Then If you want or good Smoking and Chew To- c have the of these place i get the every tune i- prOS, THE North Foremost newspaper. The Charlotte Observer EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR. CALDWELL TOMPKINS. J. P. CALDWELL, Editor. Receives largest telegraphic news delivered to any paper Washington Atlanta, and its special service is greatest ever bandied a North Caro- paper. THE SUNDAY con- of or more pages, is to a large extent nude up of matter. THE KR printed Tuesday and Friday per year. The largest paper in Km th Carolina, Sample copies sent on application. Address THE OBSERVER, Charlotte, N. C. IN J. W. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Ragging, Ties Rags, Correspondence and shipments solicited, it -DEALER IN- A GENERAL LINE OF m r It SO I OS lo II I II It III IS IS I II III IS IS i-a an la r I It II i if, ii till g ti. ii ii am r 0- a U II IS II. II ,, sat Hi B I II AU Fat I B a II to B I IS in n III III I M II m in Main leaves lo. u m 1242, D m, arrives m. Returning leaves I p m, arrive MO n m leave pm. arrives is leave Ben am, a m, tied Weldon Ar l. Rook Leave Leave Ar Ar Ar Leave Mai Arrive Ar Rocky Arrive Leave Tarboro Lt Ar Weldon Also a n ice Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE ME. J. R. COREY. Photographer, GREENVILLE, N. C. The leader in work and low far per dozen, Hall Cabinets no per All other line., Crayon Portraits made hem ens small picture Nice all time. Come and my work. No trouble to show sample null answer Tho very work lo all. hours to s. in, to s p. m. Yours Springs I SB a m, Parkton a. m Mope am, lope Mi , p arrive m, Hone Mill p n Springs Springs arrives J. C. III A IN American Italian Marble fro, p m at with train N. at with the Carolina Central Railroad, at Spring with the Red Springs at with the Air and Railway at Gulf with the Durham Charlotte Railroad Train en Meek leaves J II p. I p m, Keck at p m. pm, e a SO a , at II an. II SB an. veep leave m I p m. III a m I p in, leave III a and S p arrive Mas am Tarboro deity t p m, HoBday is pa, arrives pa,, flT- IS all. arrives Midland M C a, -sob dally, arrival a a leave Train leave Mount K a p at, arrive pi a pm. Hope IS p m leave Hope II Sn a mi pro, II a a. Bo. II a , I So p . Sally Bead i. on Warn foe Clinton Sunday, K W a and III at an tad PH. Train Sal doe ell polite all via Km toad H. M. EMERSON, Agent J. R. T. M. EMERSON. Truffle J, Orders for JOB PRINTING so- Latest styles and best and pi Ices hot on I Ail the News a Year The Eastern Reflector D. J. TO Tuesday and VOL PITT COUNTY N. C, TUESDAY, JUNE NO a Year RICKS t WILKINSON Wash Dress Fabrics and Silks most wait until ft season to make it never our to We pal a time limit on goods, If not sold within Hint must go. This week we offer among values many out lines novelties In-low coat importation, an op oil unity customers can appreciate with season nil before them. Handling on the Great Hot All our While floods, Lawns, Dimities, Silks, Chiffons, Piques, while figured, have been reduced SO cent. Mao yards and He yard. Fine quality, pin dots, rosebud all over effects, fancy stripes and figures, white and tinted, full not broken. elsewhere Ricks Wilkinson A small over swells of the Detroit Rive, to meet and change every i of passing ships-a little servant to this atone Without the Inter Ocean, lake in- helpless as we of the cities end towns ashore would Its the postman and the office. Tills method handling United stales mail Is the one kind in and the idea of a mail to receives mall lo and full speed la another of the wooden and far-lea.-h- in- benefits of Wt system. Tue books bf stales Treasury Department in Washing now contain the names of near- ships constitute this Lakes marine. The water lo whom this Heel would, i make the population of a They are, therefore, to some means of with Homes families in the States bordering the lakes, with friends far away, and the little white steamer pet forms I his service as perfectly as can be desired. Before the of Specialties in and examine these rare- fully and Bee how it will pay you lo buy goods We are going to give OUT in TUB MONTH OP here an- II ten of the i i I Its- waists ,,,,,, w,,,.,,,,,,,.,;,,,,,,. i., irk mil,, l-r Fan w. h, i- I have -II the sins ml N,. We II., Ii ft. Ii we real in v.-i I yon know how the. We hie oilier goods for hot weather. Come and ask for .-in. Bethel High School. M A strictly first-class Preparatory School. Prepares Both SexeS. f.-r college m UH Our Motto. , W MISS Assistant, J. W . j w J s,.,,,,, and Art. piano 3.00 Incidental fee, per year, Board For further particulars address J. W. Principal. delivery it was difficult to send let- to any one aboard ship. el though Niagara's the movement cf vessels to the Great Lakes, and their voyages and forth were the shores cf States, with a population of and their ports of call in- six cities of over population each. This may seem Strange, but it i easily explained by fact that the greater her of lake steamers J. L Cherry Co. The Oily Department Store in GREENVILLE ATTENTION, FARMERS Hail Hail Hail I Hail INSURANCE Crops insured Against Damage or Loss insure Tobacco for per acre. insure Cotton for per acre. We insure Small for per ALL PAID IN FULL. Park Region Mutual Hail Ins. Association, New From the Combinations. of the Slate board of today turned over to State the schedule assessments levied for this year against that have come to this Slate for their charters. these there arc and the assessed them up told about corporations operating under laws of New Jersey. The list today includes what are termed the State it is probable that half a million additional taxes will be from corporations. Tin list does not include taxes on rail- road or canal property, or on corporations using streets of the various municipal , ., New Jersey has we of aggregating 000,000.000. FOB STEAM SUPPLY. THE GREENVILLE N. C. Cotton Bagging and lies always on hand Fresh goods kepi hand. fount produce sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. CO. Manufacturers of Doors, Sash and Blinds, Interior and Exterior Finishings for Fine Modern and Cheap solicit your patronage guarantee to give satisfaction in prices, styles and work. scud your orders to The Admirers of Admiral in Baltimore want the name North avenue, in that city. to avenue. The present name is no longer appropriate, the north- of the city having extended far beyond the avenue. We ha lust added Steam Supply lo our business and sell awing In this line very low. Bee us when in Globe and Angle Valves, Standard Globe Valves, Check Valves, Water Air Cooks, steam Hancock U. S. Injectors, Cocks, vi Pipe Pitting nil LINK OF Belt, leather Belt, Belt Belt Hooks, Some people have unhappy faculty of saying the right the wrong time. TORPID LIVER. ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE, in districts their virtues coated. Take No Substitute- Sew., P.- and lira. Cook Stoves. HART. J WORLDS SUPPLY OF VOLCANOES. The terrible catastrophe of SI. has attention to I other v of about a known. Of these, three and twenty live arc now active. Those now quiescent are not quite extinct; any of them may. I at renew an activity I which, so fares Is known, is but suspended. Vesuvius was by the ancient world as ex- the period the de- of Pompeii. From I,, ii, i again n of three centuries. The volcanoes Iceland are in perpetual activity, are now inter- active. The volcanoes of Spain were very active in the province of Mania in 1819. The the Canaries, de Islands, Isle de Hie Japan, Ha- Mexico, America, Ecuador am oilier Slates along the Terra arc conn tries containing volcanoes active. The Azores and the Hawaiian Islands arc. ill fact, but rising from the sea. Alaska contains several active volcanoes, the North- western of the Pacific in- mountains that have be- come in very recent limes A glance at a map of world on which the volcanoes are marked will give a vivid idea of their distribution. This i not a as the map will clear- shew. volcanoes that ; coming active usually give warn- lug by This was not i ease in Martinique, however. The begins by pouring out huge volumes of smoke composed of gases and steam, and then conic volcanic pumice, and every now and then volleys of porous and Globular masses white hot lava are thrown out spiral like forms, sounds. Through the clouds the crater lightning Mashes, and the clouds themselves . are the glare of the lava beneath, lava Itself may be thrown out by explosions or it may open ways through huge the side of the mountain. very violent eruptions the whole head the n be blown off, or the n may be riven apart, as at Krakatoa. The ashes are sent out III vast being light, are lied lo enormous distances. The ashes of Vesuvius have alien In Constantinople. The ashes from St. Vincent in darkened whole sky does; those in 181.1 were carried TOO lo Mill miles In quantities. The ashes from 1888 Idled the upper nil and produced the sunsets year, which continued j The gaseous of a volcano arc deadly. Java tho neighborhood of active has been found covered with the dead bodies of wild animals deer and the like. was, no doubt, waves noxious gas that killed Pierre, faint idea of the energy of j volcanic may be had con the necessary I merely to maintain a column of lava the level of the summit of a high mountain. Is In height. A pres sure of about one thousand is necessary make the i lava How from its crater, Tho Martinique volcano was 1,330 me- high, and pressure was, at atmosphere--- New Yolk Hull. Congressman Cowherd, of Mis- relates that he was making a campaign speech last fall when he was annoyed by the frequent interruption of a countryman who seemed bent on making said the speak- determining to squelch the dis- you heard the ii of how a braying ass put to the entire Syrian yon lie afraid of this shouted the object of this pointed rebuke; ain't danger of it stampeding. You've done tested it Advertising is a There is no luck about no chance, no scheme. It is legitimate, straightforward from beginning lo end, from the campaign is started clear up to close of business at the Advertising is a mate, means of gaining an cud. The which appeals best is that which is planned with the greatest contains the greatest volume of honest intention speaks in frank, unequivocal words reliable goods about care- painstaking methods of those who are handling the business; the best way logical argument for purchase of good- the merchant in This is advertising will pay. Advertising . a soft answer away but its different with soft coal. rather shady transaction when a lain has a family tree made to order. Never gilt horse in the mouth or a present on the puce mark. The yellow lingered cigarette smoker is lucky if he have a slam on his conscience. Lois people burden them- selves by putting on more airs than they can carry. The prize lighter is generally I with the man who ii all s that he can't prove ii. The fool pulls himself up; the wise man hires someone else it. The professional beggar doesn't appreciate a little change la the I What has become of locust Dizzy Then your liver isn't acting well. You suffer from bilious- constipation. Pills act directly on the liver. For years they have been the Standard Small doses cure. oil , The of sit-p .-ion always something it BUCKINGHAM'S s.