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You Forgot JUST ONE WORD that word I AM AN LINK OF WASHINGTON LETTER- What Pry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Pants, Hardware A OTHER Tinware, f TO mention to M me tr your next B of Flour Yours to Jas. B. White. Hinges, Doors, Paints, Rope, Collars, Pious, Shovels and Car- Tools, Jo lo I It to Dr. liter PHIs MEANS HEALTH. . . .-.-- Arc Troubled Sick Headache Insomnia ANY symptom tad Indicate Pills Take No from Washington, I. My Senator has spent sonic time in Washington during past frequently at the Democratic When asked by- newspaper men for his views regard lo s i nation his party, he has invariably replied that j state bear. situation most encouraging and Fancier Fret. The Dixie Fancier, published by H. at Albany, is a in page monthly Journal devoted exclusively poultry, a subject which people are constantly more profit and interest. We will send Fancier free a year to any to who pays a sub in advance during this mouth. I . . , but he did not deem it wise to as I could bung upon talk much at the present time. I leave to my broken In a word, the Senator says Hint heart and a life of shame. I leave to each of my children poverty, to Kicks Wilkinson. to Ormond A INSOLVENT LIST. In compliance with Chapter Laws of I herewith certify that the following persons were lilted for taxes, and the amount opposite their names i the amount due the town of Greenville for the general lax for the said list being the list allowed as insolvent, dead or removed, by the Hoard of Ab Tax Thai place lo gel Hie boat Fruit Jars is at our We have them in different -Ivies sizes at prices low as the lowest Then as usual we are headquarter for the Best of Everything table supplies from u- and yon are sure so have the best. BITTER and CHEESE ON ICE. THE NEW COMMISSION LAND. By of the powers contained in -i Superior Court of made st the March term, Court, in a cause therein pending entitled Hooker n i. B. Yellowley Adm, B, C. v. J. B. Yellowley individually, J. Cherry others, undersigned will to public Bale, court house door in town l to the highest cash, on Monday lbs August. Thai tract of land Id the county I'm mi the north aide of Tar river, partly m Greenville, and In vicinity of and kn vii r. C. Veil, a- i r land and l lands In Hit , north river f which the mill died of and I.--. l in the lowing deeds to V K. E. In V. j. from Stale of N. C. in Book A. I a. iron to E. c A. I Pg M. I. Hi of B Hook K C Ye In Pg H N C lo C is Pg ; from la F. c N Icy In Book I. Pg .- from Ted lo C In Rook from h C in Book N In and alto the Brown lands known land. This June W. WHEN WAST Dry Goods, Groceries, go to Mrs. L. H. WHITE, Black Nice line i f on Prices produce bought for or In J. C. LANIER, IN American and Italian Marble cm , wire Iron Fence Sold. work prices r lent on Notice to Creditors. as v. color sill and In ml. urn I, Mi i- having la-en In I all claims William Whitehead, it in tin- ii.-. the 25th of or this will lie plead in bar of recovery. All in urged on mis iii to me This -l-i of July. It. Executor. Allen, Sam, T. i gone i Anderson, Prank, Barefoot, Dorsey, Brown, Brown, J. II . George, W s., Alex , Peter, Bryant, Sam, Brown. Ned. Cox, L. O , W. drier Lovelace, Forbes, A. A., Fleming, M-, W. E., Tom, Sam, Harris, H. ii., Austin, Harris, S. Harris, J. R., Johnson, Sandy, Johnson, Unlit . Jr., Jones, W. W. II., Sain. King, John, King, James. Lewis, J. II . W. i Isaac, Moore, Julius, W. II. fender, A. B., Patrick. John, Kicks, W. A., Win. Smith, Spell, K. tun, Oscar, John, Wane, Lawrence, N. If., Webb, Win. Mack. Williams, so l so so SO so so so so SO l so so SO SO SO i-n SO SO Sit I SO l so so so l so so so SO SO If the will work quiet- and energetically, each his own district, Ibis fall, and will leave issues for the there is every reason to as- will have so shaped itself before as to leave no in as to what arc the issue which will com support. The reports of Major in his trial by mar Hal, which have just reached the War Department, make strong evidence in support of Democratic contentious in regard to the real situation Philippines. Major Glenn said, among other things, man, woman and child the islands was enemy and in my best judgment they are today always will Major James Parker of the Ad- General's has made public a statement of the officers men killed and wounded in Hie Philippines between February and July The total number men, including Officer, sent to the islands during named was of which number 7,05.1 lost their lives, by disease wounds or similar causes. The average strength of the forces in I be islands was approximately The has been reduced to in the neighborhood of but anxiety is expressed as to the ages cholera which it is feared may rapidly increase the death rate. The from the isl show examples of the greatest heroism on the part of soldiers do- hospital duty. Many have exposed themselves to in order to nurse their fellow soldiers with apparently no thought as to their own safety. ignorance, a low character, and one remembrance, that their filled a drunkard's gone to a drunkard's Mother Always Keeps It Handy. a long time from distressing i ill health primarily t a t. W. Mo, rears l got her to try She grew better at once mid now. at the of cats she want, she lean no bad effects as she has her bottle handy. time after the cause. II your stomach is sound your health will is- good. rests the stomach thens the body by digesting is own tonic. J. u woolen. are mule rich- and more productive and rich soils their powers, by the use of I fertilizers with a liberal percentage of Potash. Write our which give all details. GERMAN KALI WORKS. j V According to the census there were in Georgia in 1900 only- eight establishments for canning fruits an of four in ten years. And Georgia is a fruit State, Star. Holds Championship. the tight between and at Friday night,, won in the eight round. There was an immense crowd present. Poisoning the System. It is through the bowels that the hod; Is cleansed Impurities. Con- keeps these poisons In the system, causing headache, melancholia at Brat, then eruptions and anally serious unless n remedy is DeW little Early Risers prevent this stimulating liver now- 4-ls. These little pills do not but strengthening the them to perform their own work. Never gripe or distress, Jno. u. Gel the boat lo write Hector Walter a 11-year old hoy, near Winston, was. killed by lightning Sunday. . M. Wholesale retail and Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar Turkeys, etc. Bed steads, Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba by Carriages, Go Carts, Parlor suits, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P. and Gail Ax Baud, High Life Tobacco, Key West Che- roots, Henry George Can Cherries, Peaches, Apples. Pine Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap, unsightly Magic Food, Matches, Oil Cotton Meal and Hulls, den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Glass and China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware. Cakes and Crackers, Mace Cheese, Best Butter, New Sewing Machines, and other goods. Quality and Quantity. Cheap for cash. Com to see me. A. F. A. Lodge. No. and third Monday evening. H. W. M., J. M. Sec. K. Lodge, No. meet every Friday evening, C. Forbes, C. C. L K of R. and S. I. O. O. Lodge, No. meets every Tuesday evening. L. H. Pender, N. G., W. S. Atkins. See. K. A. Zeb Vance Council, No. meets every Thursday even- W. It. Wilson, J. S. Urgent. A. O. Council, No. meet every first and third Thursday night in Odd Fellows Hall. J. X. Gardner, Worthy D. Smith I. O. Conclave No. meets every second and fourth Monday night Odd lows Hall. W. Ii. Wilson An lion D. Smith Sec. Job Printing in all the latent phone -j send us your orders. S. M. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA The Head of the State's System Academic Department, Law, Medicine, Pharmacy. hundred sad eight Free to the sons of ministers. Coral for tin seedy. Student Si Water Works, Halting System. TRINITY COLLEGE, C, Offers graduate and undergraduate courses of study, new library laboratory equip- and gymnasium. Number students bled in t years. Large of scholarships awarded annually. Loans made to worthy students. Expenses very moderate. Female College Greensboro, N. C. Literary Business Courses, Schools of Music, Art and El- Literary Course and all Living Expenses, 1900 per pear. Fall session begins For apply to LUCY M. ROBERTSON, President ATLANTIC COAST LINK CO. TRAINS Mar HI. Loan Ar Hooky Mount Si At AM rat I'M am r UM For address W. NEWSOM. REGISTRAR. CO It at t SI i l I pm Ar . . L I J Lt R Ai M J J -m a a Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Ti 4- Cotton, Grain and Private Wires to New York, all I. I F. P, VENABLE, President I Chapel Mill, North Carolina AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. Industrial Education A combination Theory and Practice, Book and Manual Work in Engineering, Chemistry, Electric- Mechanic Art-, and Cotton Manufacturing. Full courses abort courses special courses Tuition and room, n term; board, a month. for BOO. Write for Booklet Day tin- A. M. T. WINSTON N. North Newspaper. The Charlotte Observer EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR. TOMPKINS, J. P. CALDWELL, Editor. THE telegraphic news service delivered to any paper between Atlanta, its special service is the Over handled by a North Caro- paper. TUB SUNDAY eon- SlatS of or more pages, and is to a large extent up original matter. Kit printed Tuesday and per year, The paper in North Carolina, tuple copies sent on application. Add real THE lotto, H. C. OLD DOMINION Female University la S the Hi. i-r .- In.- ii. i I i-r. a nil ii a nil y well I Fae- B I women four women. Twelve S tor g lull g all lean a i per Session I Chicago and New Orleans. Dr. D James, Dental Greenville, I. AM or. I W I M 8.1 A it m AH CHAW t IS r n inns ah m m a to i o i, is l If o i w it u f IS II III IN I n You tan place your orders with for Printing With full assurance of getting best to be had the Whichard, N. C. complete in every and prices as low the market price- paid produce. North l In Justice's PHI. A. Mayo, J. n. Mil Unit ii i Prank trading as frank C. ft o. and The The will take notice Hun an before L. A. u in and for Pin count ii. S. C. tin- Bum on in corn ,,, condition, and the -aid defend, am will further take notice that he is before the said I. P., at the court bones In ,;, . U in. on August Mat, and an- -i or demur to the complaint In action, or prayer the pain- will granted. the Joly. law. U A. J. P. leave Washing- ton daily A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Connecting at Washington Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore,. Philadelphia, New York Boston, Aurora, Creek, Belhaven, Swan and all ts for West with rail- roads at Norfolk, Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. B. Co. from yew York; Clyde Lino from I iv Line and Chesapeake S. Baltimore, Mer- Line from Boston. 1st the steam- Guide sill leave Washington at m. Tuesday, Thursday and Sat for Belhaven, and and will leave coke at a in. for Washington Mon- day, Wednesday The steamer will leave Washington Saturday nights tit o'clock, during July and August, for J. Greenville, N. C. J. District Washington, N. C For North Carolina I , County I M. I., vs. P. P. Pollard. Tilt Will notice Hint an as been in the cf obtain divorce from defendant the in the and said will take notice that he Is required lo of of Said Is held on Hie Best Monday in at in said in N. and or demur lo the complaint in said action, or the will apply to tho relief demanded in said till of Superior A GENERAL LINE OF Ar Arrive Tarboro Ar . Division , Main leaves ton n m ford j. m m, arrive n m leave p in, Branch-Train Ben am, m, Red a m, a. m. am, arrive II Also a nice Line of Hardware. TO SEE HE. J. B. COBBY. IN J. ff. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton and handlers of Bagging, Ties and Bags. Correspondence shipments solicited. PATENTS to 1.1-1 u Mills am, m, Hope Mills p or Red m. p or p m at with train Na at with the Carolina Central Railroad, at Bed with tho Red railroad, at Seaboard Air and Railway at with tho Durham and Charlotte Railroad Train ll Weldon J p m, I a o m, s. all P m. am, W am. Train- M a m and I f a m I -0 p J IS sty in, arrive ad Tarboro dally at Sunday B P Sunday, . la. Baa day , Train on Midland N Sunday. a w Ha Train no W am. p a m. p Hop. II pm, Hop. II am. H a m. I p m. daily r. Train on rot union dally, Sunday, am and I II P m. at a m loon pm. Train don all point. dally, no. via mob H. M. Agent J. B. KENLY, Manager. T. M. Traffic Manager For the best grades of JOB send The following is a will written a dying in a New York hotel. It was found on n his after lie had taken his leave lo society a and a wretched example; leave lo my parents as much row as they can feeble I leave to my as much shame and, every Sun- day, morning and evening. Pray- Wednesday evening J. N. Booth, putter. Sunday- school a. in. at. A. Allen superintendent. every Bun lay, morning evening;. meeting Wednesday Rev. M . pastor. school a. in. L. H. Pender, an perm thin s Ber I. B. Morton, Sunday- a. m. E. B. 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. in., W. B. Brown, superintendent. Litany every Wednesday a. m. second, and fourth Sunday in each month Prayer meeting Wednesday night. D. W. Davis, pastor. Sun- day school P. W. B. Par- superintendent. regular service LODGES TEW. 1.00 VOL. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. , TUESDAY, AUGUST 1902. NO. Twice a Week Tuesday and Friday a Year lie man v. ho is expert in Fabric and Tailoring v hero, the an i now l, i , , ;. id e t . have I Is i I I. any faction. Our . . . I U i w i c .- re u i -n ;. making n In . . v ant J I . . iv- v . e statements to you today. . j We have made LOW PRICES on our en- J tire stock of Tine Clothing . I I i . . J j it- . an m I full which will Noon i Specials for This Week. h. r. Suit-., made from and u M . t Al Straw Hats arc lower u. , C Nun. . . Suits, made, -i I.--, sir, r Bowed, tome . CC Suffrage Decision. New Orleans, July district the ease of David L. the who suit to in order to the provisions of the new Lou- eon- it ion. The the suit was provided by in hope of lug declared null and unconstitutional the new system most of case v. as as a test. The judge decided holding even if tho which ail Bills Illiterate whites lo ii e- no v of a- one of the sections of a-. may be invalid with- destroying the whole right vote lie aid, affected In no by A i call, Aft i heavy Lots. Ai lot an i ices. I i v, are a Al arc marked do ii prices f i gelling. Lawns, Dimities, Shirt- waists, Parasols, Pans, etc. Specif-i lot Slippers and the and therefore the com I could pas- which is only doubt provision in the suffrage law. The will carry the ease t the Stale f the -M.-. you your for word t-i be is Die- i y in i A . Si,,. 11-day and gel your share bargains In tin. . n. Only Department Store in Prepares and for Life Our Motto. MISS Assistant, mm. Music and Art. Primary d, I;.,. Art, 13.00 2.25 piano rent, 3.00 8.00 Incidental lee. per year, For farther address Principal. To the White People of Pitt County, The people of comity my position in matters and interests, In view of the that friends have u desire be a can-; for they would like to see me in the Legislature, make tho following in I The money to paid by Just in and economy, in- stead i-f a tax. that will re Hove the people of many of the -.--., -s y V T burdens oppress them. . . that can understood. I reform of tho jury system better pay in jurors. Relief for court witnesses. A labor law for of of our c. A convention, if remedies be bad otherwise. Bow if people of county see lit to nominate and elect I will serve them as best I can. In the Lower Hon r our T. CONVENTION. The r Convention for the lust district was held In yesterday. The con- was called to order by W. B. Rodman, chairman of the . He as chairman Hon. T. Washington county i-. and Arthur the and Gazette were re nested to act us The temporary organization was pi M. Bond, of in well chosen words i lion for d I lie ml District the Hon. II. Small, Washington. F. ;. James of seconded the t-i a speech was pleas. to his man friends Ibis dis- Several others also made i seconding nomination. After the speech making was Mi. Small nominated ac The convention was a large one i the fact that Fur. Small had no opposition and most of the hail already instructed for i their County lions. The following from Pin tended the convent II. Long, A. . Blow, W. Wilson, Bryan and .-m- from . J. II. Bearer Dam township. Elks, W. W. Tucker, J. W. K. Proctor and J, i W. and Dr. W. and A of in. T he devil shoe . his dues. The railroads of North Carolina need protection d the small Steals a every lie ll i- i law that prohibits swinging on lo a moving train, it i- not enforced as It should be. Somebody i at fault I wonder that the death rate, from moving trains in the State, is greater, for then- is scarcely a day that I do not see one or boys clinging to the side of running cars. I have seen it at I lie, Salisbury, Newton, Stalest and other places. The and trainmen try lo prevent It are helpless I lines. I have the steps of cars so full of urchins was lo mi enter the train. i-i killed in Charlotte was ti ii to board He bad no there. Two years or more ago I the mangled remains of a old boy who was sent in death by an engine running Into passenger station at Salisbury. The boy was stealing a ride on a south bound when lie drop- the track behind and went in death. It was lid there then, before the fragments of the body were cold, that tin-boy was noted for his ability to bound on and moving rain la particular night ha I stalled up street with a from his sick not in ab the station. All the above I gathered my- self as the lime. relatives of that buy brought mil and were given a verdict, by a jury, for may but, if i. is at fault. If s. C. t r on goods . band. . Oil t . v. CE. Summons tor Relief. . . I'll i t am . i Mar I . i i . . . ll . In I'll Rill I i , .,. I . i- lain a i i V if . . I r v f CO. i- Doors, Sash and Blinds, IT paid Mr. Small for a ii keep their children . ii his from such dangerous the one that wag deserved, lie the town help made ii faithful and railroad. The who The Wrong Man Killed. Greensboro, N. July -to. Conductor Tuck Alex- accidentally shot mid killed bis porter, Henry of Danville, at North ,,, , . ,, , . . , , was trying We have add Supply to our business and snoot a tun Darned sell any thing in Ibis line low. See us when in want had been abusive to and . who bad St rack him several times over the head and chest As he drew his pistol Cole his interior , ., ,,. , , , arm and the weapon went off. Into- and ., , , a. . ,, , , . . I ball pierced Met nil a heart ,. , land caused death in ten minutes. we patronage and guarantee t-- give In prices, b a and work. your orders to . ii. i . , here. Send us your Co. Notice to Creditors. before i- i l I'll i of Pill . v i . Hut will and no- la I r. given to all in- ill mediate t-i ll-.- and nil i . , . i , in.- i to them for or I lore a day July, i he ad i . . , . ; , p . I of High tirade The recently issued for past year Show that Carolina leads in the number of licensed whiskey distilleries. Of 1238 establishments of this kind in the United Slates, an- in North Carolina, ibis being about per cent of total number. It i, also a lad there are as many illicit distilleries this as in any oilier State of the It There are times n your liver I ionic. Don't i i- expel all from -i and n-1 as liver. W. Highland a,,. Milton, I have i. with me for and would not lie without them. u to tali I'm. never Jenkins Globe a; Sta and Anglo Valve , Check Valve, Water Gum; Oil Air Steam V S Steam Pipe all sines, Pipe Fitting all LINE OP Packing, Rubber Bolt, Handy Belt, Leather Belt, Bell Lacing, Bell Books, Ac the district has done well . him for another term. far bas been without in we predict will remain .-1 through hi- ii We his speech of ii high- complimented, it. W. King . i as a r , he from Thai elope of the young man Mrs. not a matter for i . but we the I t-i r and doing themselves credit lug to made in iii -.- man, It is . f course, i i I Item to free himself from the ii is another side in It, The woman deserves . lint man look from hi i it least he wont ,. be had not d I the scene -be might be at . he b is j he should bike cue of her. If In- desert he deserves to lie makes a of boarding and leaving moving trains should lie lucked tip until be knows better. I have seen the results of rail- I have seen the remains of several bright sad spectacle. I there was some way to tench little fellows better i- tun ti ll. in Char- Observer. i. a a. -.- To Democratic of Pitt c unity. take this method of big my candidacy tho for Register of Deeds of Pitt Con illy ill c ac- lion the County Convention w lieu ii meets. I have been a voter since 1871 have always triad lo do ray whole duty US a and loyal Democrat and if nominated and i led I ill lo preform duties tn utmost Thanking my friends advance for support, and the action of I of Democratic Very I. ,, a, .; EL Ti aw ; . I mark. Mot. mil Purls in him i r I and i hill ; . . . i trouble cm ail the in ii blood baa mi There i- much excite Garland Cook III III i c lo ,. lull . i .,. in. .- done .; i I- . . I.-, mill ii . ii. . d . rubied. The i ml i m i by I . . Ho ml will iii.-i on i he Ural in . tin of tilling ill vacancies in Hie various coin- in i also in in I in which be AH i having any less i Intruder will meet in on I In flu named day. W. II. K Schools. Constipation Dot; Pain I eyes Bad i i y . It's arc . . . . ; . . la. ; , lint till ll i i Progress. , .

THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. X. C. p. i. the X C, At B, A sad death in I Southern depot at Thursday alteration. An goat Southern, of Avalon, used is, taken from the train sick, died in tea reception room. In company with a slater aha left home only a few hours before go to a health resort. Died. Mr. Whichard died Wednesday at his near Pal in county. He was the oldest man in his section, be- nearly SO years Judicial The Judicial Convention fur the was held in Plymouth Wednesday recess of the Congressional Convention. The present W. was nominated solicitor by Snake. Mr. Smallwood was the center of attraction late Friday as be wen; along the street dragging a big rattle snake behind him. He says the reptile was killed out in the woods. Remembered Us. M.-. K a. of a pair of brown Leghorn chickens raised by Besides a good painter by trade, he is something of a binder and likes raise try. He is a deal mule lint one of the industrial men we know, and a warm of THE Hospital Incorporation The Secretary of Slate has in- Hie County to be located at Greenville, The incorporations arc Doctors E. A. -Move, Laughing house, H. Bagwell, J. K Non- Brown, and B. H. Cotton, R. J. J. L. Little, W. B. Wilson, It. Kin. II. C. T. . tin ford, J. B. Cherry and Harry Sow everybody to work the ., Fought the Friday Chief of Police J. T. Smith had somewhat of an exciting time with two while men the street. He had arrested one of the men and was leading him with nippers Io the look up. they were going along the man run up and made light on officer, and when grip was on man he began lighting the also. Smith had to use bis billet and a few blows had our mail down and oilier at bay. And licit they knew the officer bail two men rested, both of bleeding freely. The Greenville Warehouse. Of course the readers cannot fail Io notice the full page men in this issue of tor. The Greenville Warehouse is pioneer of market, being first built In Greenville, and from the start it made the market I and town have both had a won i fill growth. Mr. 0.7. Brans was proprietor, and though I the changed several times as other were added Io the market in succeeding years, the Greenville has always held its own and been a strong factor in the market. is back to bis love and is senior member of the splendid charge the Warehouse. One of his associates is Mr. Spain, a young man long with the market and a hard worker for the interest of the Mr. It. other of the Arm, is a hustler from start to finish and has bad valuable as warehouseman. This is n Strong team at the Warehouse, unit have with a corps of assistants, will well fur you your tobacco to Warehouse. the advertise-1 meat and heed what it tells you. THE MARKET OPENS. Quarter Million of Tobacco. The Greenville market began Ike now season today with a tremendous break, and no special effort had put forth to make the opening sale a very large one. lint the tobacco came way from every quarter, and ware- housemen awl had a busy were pounds six warehouse-. The sale was at the Farm- warehouse with something like pounds. The price star- oil well and kept up Io the The second sale the Plan- which rounded up with about pounds. The came next with about the same quantity, pounds. Then old Greenville pulled off a pretty tale with about pounds. The sale at the Liberty was . little larger than of the crowding pounds. sides for the day pounds. At everyone one of the ware- houses there were many loads of that did not get on the floor want of time Io be loaded. There was a large crowd Io follow the Bales through every house and we did not hear a c tin- plaint of prices from The general opinion among the ware- housemen and buyers is that the market opened well, the faction over prices among farmers show they are of the same opinion. The working force of the differ warehouse for season is us Joyner Hail, proprietor. O. L. general manager. W. H Jenkins, auctioneer. W. H Hail, w. Edwards, assistant book keeper. This house has several other helpers aiming them being Man Pig U. K. proprietor. Ola Forbes, B. W. Chamberlain, bookkeeper, ii. m. Hard, manager. j. L. Starkey, proprietor. B. auctioneer. L. C. W. A- Parker, assistant keeper. G. F. -vans Co., proprietors. T. II. Walker, manager. It. D. S. Spain, bookkeeper. B, Harris, assistant book- keeper. T. Lipscomb Co., tors, W. T. Lipscomb, Boor manager. Brown, assistant Moor man- ager. w. P, Burton, auctioneer. N. if. I. Smith, assistant bookkeep- STAB. Coward, Hooker ft Co., tors. L. Coward, general manager. auctioneer. J. ti. Bowling, salesman. T. M. Hooker, bookkeeper, II. C. Cannon, assistant book- keeper. Tim The market has a strong force of buyers for this Besides the buyer each of the six ware- houses there arc M. A. Allen and T. R. for the American To- Co., It. W L. Lewis for Imperial Tobacco Co., F. L. Walker and Then. Skin- for the M. Jordan Co., K. B. and J. Gar- den for E. IS co Co., and individual buyers C. . Harvey, A. A. Andrews. John B. II. Thomas, T. Bailey, a. k. Kennedy and whose names we could not gel today. Coughing was to Sic quick I then to Pectoral. I improved at and am now Hi perfect I. man, N. T. It's too risky, playing with your cough. The first thing you know it will be down deep in your lungs and the play will be over. Be- gin early with Cherry Pectoral and stop the cough. Hi. II. All Tom doctor. II ho . o U. do . U k to It. don't toke It. Ho II with willing. The Farmers The full page advertisement of Farmers Warehouse this Issue will attract the attention of every reader and direct each to fads worthy of consideration. Mr. L. Joyner has been one of the proprietors id this house since it was built. Even before this he has been with the market since its beginning. He was one of the builders of the Eastern Warehouse, second to lie erected here, and for several years was manager of that house. He spent more lime, money and energy in pulling Greenville market on a footing and giving it a reputation throughout the to- growing States, than any ether of our citizens. with him this season Is Mr. W. II. Gail, Jr., who has been with the market several years. As an man about a warehouse he has like his senior partner, everyone has his judgment. Another Important addition to this sea- m is Mr. W. II. Jenkins, i veteran warehouseman, son, who will be auctioneer. He Is well known also on the Green. lib- market. The Farmers Warehouse has an corps of helpers, every man his place, and the farmers can look for only of treatment when I hey go there. The Planter Warehouse, People who have tobacco to sell will be especially interested in the large of the Plant Warehouse in this issue. Mr. I. Is now proprietor of house. He was among the buyers the Greenville market and has all along enjoyed distinction of being a liberal bidder and one who gave the farmer. best prices that could lie had. The same characteristic will mark him us a warehouseman. He has a well trained force of helpers about him and Plant era Warehouse is going lo draw patronage on its merits. can place your outers with TUB for Job Printing with full assurance of getting v-t to be bad for the money. WILL MAKE AFFIDAVIT New Lease of Life for an Iowa Postmaster- Postmaster It. II. Dun lap. la. have a great from Indigestion and result- evils for years. lo ob- permanent relief, I Dyspepsia Cure, before had taken one bottle I knew I had found what I had long looked fur. After a few bottles I was cured of a soreness in my side that I had not free from for over ten years. am to- day than for years. Cure has given me a new lease of life. any person will use Dyspepsia Care, believe, If It Is a diseased stomach which they that they will receive relief. wishing can have a sworn statement and this This testimonial Is the voluntary statement of a man who has suffered, found relief and want s others to receive the same benefits. Dyspepsia Cure will cure an case of stomach trouble. It rests tho stomach by what you eat rest alone would restore health. Put Cure also contains tonics which build up the organ and hasten tho good result. You don't have to diet. Dyspepsia Cure will what you cat. children, too. Dyspepsia Cure Cures all Stomach Troubles r a the ONE MINUTE Cures quickly. That's what mad for J. L. WOOTEN. Fresh Gossip From Near-by Vicinities imported f r REFLECTOR Reader. Department. NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS NOTES. H. C, A bright, golden haired, rosy cheeked b y of four summers was in our office jester- day. lie was a very little picture. Indeed be was one of the ever saw. even cheered our old bachelor heart to look at him. lie was the little son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Jack son, Ayden. Such children carry sunshine wherever they go Another car load of shipped by the sucker rings Co. Wednesday. In a week or will have ear load ready for shipment. These catch the young man's eye, touches the girl's heart and makes old lady and gentleman smile as I hey see them and to possess one of them is so great, there Is no in the family or rest for bones until their aim is Hence result of popularity of boggy. Vallie of was siting Hisses Rosa and Mimic Cox last Friday and W. Jackson, one of our oldest and most prominent farmers, near here, is seriously ill with typhoid fever. Hi- sou, J. B. Jackson and wife, have spending several days at his returned to their homes The lather we are pleased lo learn i some Mrs, W. J. and children, of after spending some- time visiting relatives In and around Winterville, have ed lo their home. J. B. Green spent Monday night in Little Anna Belle Kittrell, of is on a visit to her cousins here. John I. Phelps, Internal Collector, of Plymouth, was here Wednesday. C. Harding, of ville, came down Thursday. Rowan Cooper spent Thursday in Greenville. The farmers from this section who attended the tobacco sales at yesterday very highly over the good prices paid weed. Mrs. Pair Co. would call the lent ion of ladies that they have just received a special line of ribbons all shades and colors which they will sell at re- low prices. Prof, Lineberry was in It has rained four consecutive days and prospect for other six are good. Mrs. J. Johnson left day lo visit relatives ITEMS. N. July, We are rain badly, crops arc looking fair, and very dry and dusty. Mr. and Mrs. Harriss, of arc visiting her broth- T. It. King, near here. Miss Irene Smith, of is visiting Miss Mrs. M- Horton. is visit, Mrs- J. J. I. Edwards of Snow Hill, were in town Sunday Leslie of Falkland, town on his re- urn from Seven Springs. I, Turnips is at Springs improve his Miss lie Ray Miss Pearls Moore, Pollard, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Askew, and Mr. and W. M. Lang attend- ed Masonic picnic at last Miss Mary of Wash- who is now the country visiting Mi--11 a Flan a n. There was a very enjoyable its- cream supper in Public house grove, Thursday evening, given by the Methodists. A large crowd was present and a right collection was realized. It. W. Mines, of Marlboro, is sick. We hope he may soon improve. Mrs. Nan Smith, who has been daughter, Mrs, J. T Dixon, returned home today. Mi-s Mar Legged of Ion, Miss -pi last Thursday night Misses Vivian Parker and Harper. West, f was in low n Sunday lo sec special friends. W. E. is in town this week. Mrs. Tyer and sou, Ralph, of arc visiting relatives here. ITEMS. K. C., July Our crops arc locking very dull for the want of rain. Dr. C. M. Jones went to Wash- Monday. Charlie and Lou Fleming, of were here Sunday. Rev. Mr. Tingle failed to fill his Sunday on account of sickness. and her sister, Daisy end Eva Cox. of were here Sun- day. Come girls, we enjoy your company very much. Mack family, who have been visiting his mother, Mrs. Mainly Holliday returned to home Tuesday. Johnson, who has been the guest of Mrs. J. O. the last few days, returned lo her home in Greenville Sunday. She accompanied by her Frank. II. Mayo lo last week lo the I Joy Patrick marriage. W. E. Pr and E. Whichard went lo Washington Miss Lucy Johnson, of Green- ville, and Joe of Ayden, were here Sunday. Hon. J. Bryan gave cull Monday. Miss Louise who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. W. Mayo, returned to her home in Friday last. Mr and Mrs. W. Galloway left Monday for Misses Maud and Jen- Newell, of Carrie and Louise Ward, of Helen Galloway arc all here week. Many a heart made glad. J. O. W. Proctor went to Plymouth today lo attend the Democratic Congressional Guy of was here today. day on the excursion for ton. Miss Alice Carson, of but formerly of this place, is here visiting relatives. William Page, of Rocky Mount, spent Thursday sight with his sis Mrs. Staton. J. A. m Hamilton. Mrs. Fred left lay, In visit her Sister near fin lb . lint., led Mi for J. C. Orson, who ha been vis bis brother near Norfolk, re- turned home Tuesday. Mis. Sallie Mayo, who has been at Seven Springs health, re turned home Friday. Miss Blanche Mayo, of Edge- comb spent Thursday Mrs. J. W. Thomas of i place. Miss Lena Gardner, who has visiting relatives Wilson, Thursday. Mrs. Nelson, of Mount I Mire, who has bees visiting her Mrs left J. I. Hack, insurance agent of Mount, spent Friday in town. M HEARNE CO., Groceries, Provisions, Country Produce, j Fruits, Candies, Tobacco and Cigars. Agents for Wilbur's Horse, Cattle and Poultry Food. BUCK JACK ITEMS. t., July Miss Annie White returned from Plymouth Washington, where she bus been spending past week, J. J. Mills, of here, died at Friday morn- after a severe case of blood poison. The remains were brought here for burial, arriving just after sun up Saturday. The took plate Saturday at p. in. Services were by W II. of Green- ville. Miss Julia Tyson day night Miss Julia Cox. Little Mills continues very- low with typhoid fever. Mrs. J. II. Mills little -Mat- tic, Mi went to Wash- Thursday. John Mills returned Saturday, will be with us for a awhile to the delight of his many friends. BETHEL ITEMS. Aug. I, Miss Grimes, who bus been at Seven Springs for awhile, re- turned home Tuesday. Mollie t hi City, who has been visiting relatives here, re- turned home Monday. Miss who has I ice u visiting Miss Jennie at Scotland Neck, re- in rued home Saturday. Quite a crowd left here I dollar spent with OS Ml dollar's worth of lion every II for bring buck staff and get your dollar. -5 Three Times Bi the Value of Any Other. One Third Easier, One Third Faster. Agents wanted in all unoccupied territory. Wilson Atlanta, Ga- S. T. WHITE, Greenville, N. C. AFTER TWO YEARS PREMIUMS BEEN PAID IN II BENEFIT LIE OF NEWARK, N. J., POLICY Loan Value, Value, Paid-up Insurance, Extended Insurance that works automatically, Is Non forfeiture, ti. Will be re-instated if an ears be paid within on month while you are living, or within three years after lapse, upon satisfactory evidence of i I y and payment of arrears with interest. second No Restrictions. Incontestable. Dividends are payable at the beginning of second and of each succeeding year, provided 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. G. Farmers of Pitt and Surrounding Counties. Let me have your attention a moment. I have purchased the Planters Warehouse and will have charge of it this season. I have been with the Greenville Tobacco market almost from its start, and am familiar with every detail of the Tobacco business. It is my purpose in conducting the PLANTERS WAREHOUSE to run it in the interest of those who sell I heir on my floor, knowing that the I help the farmer the more I help myself. No effort will be spared to make every pile sold at the PLANTERS bring the highest price. Knowing the value of Tobacco, having ample capital lo carry on the business, by best that can be can make it to your interest to sell at the PLANTERS. Plenty of room to take care of your team, all the farmers who to stay over night will ample Bring me your tobacco if you want best prices. B. E. PARHAM, PLANTERS WAREHOUSE, STATEMENT Town Finances. No. LI- OF A ll OF Off um IS ax SI s; 16.- ITS let III tN MS To Zeno Hoot. t Allen Brown . C. i. n W. II. IS H. J. f J. Co. u as U H i Baker A Hart. Ormond is S SO Allen Brown. so Henry so II While. W. P, St I. II. Render. l so J. Cherry a Co. IS J. A. I M, J N. Hurl. I. A. While. is I. and More. in- a ii-, . I. II. I J Mfg SM j J. i II, I. Coward. sol II. Home. Henry T. Kins. J. A. Andrew. I US J. R. Corey, Treas. Si I. Burs;, Allen . l to Co. I Se Mi.-.-. . II. I. B M II. A. II o-i it. a W. K. Hooker. H I. 1.1 To Whom i F k . C. r. Mo., . , i . i . , . i. s. ii. .;. . . Davis. Hall y . John . Parker. Amount. ti eel i. . n . -.-. .; HI H B M II i; tis ill AND so. Whom i Ormond I J. I. Mr. i Peter N Peter i It. J. S It. U Smith. HI Pell r SI It. J. II. K lit J. W Peter Peter J. J. A. J. Cony. I A Andrews. Peter . Henry Peter Peter y . A. Andrew. I Peter I v. oil ;. Cony. IS Pi I. i- . Amount. J I 4.1 r, on SO as 5-1 St 7.1 Si. So IS a so To I . . J. While. n. Hi . n. j. c Win II . K. II. Kl, . II- k. I. i hi i, . . I. Buss. W II ., . R. II. II. I. Co II Hunker. Henry T. Kins. Wm. H Long. K. It. Kl. kiln. B. II c. Hooker. It J. II. I. Coward. Wm. II Lona;. H. C. I. J. J. n White. K. Wm. II. l.-is. II. While. R, II. C. Hooker. J. J. I. II. I. Coward. W. II J. White. M. II. f Hooker. Henry T Kins. I. J. . Win. Amount. .; i-i I M I . I .-. o- .; M SO H M OS i. ii to .-I SO c IS i-i . T-. J N H in. II. K l K. H in. . i -men . . 2-- J. N H in. J N. II rt. l I I. i S J. X II .,. I i . . . LAMPS, it LAMPS, OILS. I. lat at I i I,. 2.-, in. as Ml . 1-1 is; . 1ST t- urn-. J. II. m, Corr berry o POLICE To Whom Ward. P. Blow. ft PI. Moon- mow. 12.70 n J p. o, Jim. Ni. Ill l as Amount, j I 7.7 mi MS No, To whom Raney Moore. w. n T. It. Moore. Raney Johnson. . C. Moore. Harriett Hopkins . Hopkins. Hopkins. , t 3.1 SO I to i n To Whom Is H-1 Keno Moore H. A. Whit. .-. nil . Henry Huff. J. X. Hurl. I Henry M Red ml Co. Moore II Henry II. A White. Red f. to. Bra. II. C Henry II. A. While. As, Zen. Moore in. J. II. While. Henry II While. Mo.- a Bro. Henry J. II. White. Zen. Henry Duff. Red f Co. Zeno Moore i Bro. Henry Huff. White, Age n. inane O l. Henry Huff. J. II. Cherry. I -I SPORTING WORLD In and and At no to in Windy en, I- Is and an to add ti,. Tim and Mi. center -s. Tie- form, r renown hooding of tin- the Chicago u t- is; Its 2.11 21.1 lit IV Ml- I, us .- US r.-, IRK lit It its Mt Ml MS i. To whom K. Dudley. J. T Smith. W. w P. T. A. A. R. Dudley. J. T. smith. i;. i- Williams. ft. SI. Daniel. W. J. II. Dudley. B. II. Dudley. Warren. Si. lite Jones . Buck . r. It. J. T. w. ii. P. Dudley. s. I Dudley. s I Dudley. w It . . T. i- Heath. . T Smith. W. II. s. i Dudley. H n, W. II. J. T. Smith. I Dudley. W. II. s Dudley. T Smith. B. T Smith. W II. J. T. Smith. S. t Dudley. av II s. I. Dudley. II. T Smith. J T. II. S. I Dudley. Amount. . i no No. no I. ft J.-. . To IV. . i. i. .-, V, ,. I Whom Ions. ins . o To Whom T. King. Henry T. King. and i Sell, is. i- and Horn a. Attorney Pee. Fire l . and II Clerk. A Mermen and Mayor. Coal Witness Amount. nil. I ; in II III . vim 1- , Vi Is probably; ft. SI M SI On IS Mt II Town In S. Hart, Tn r. Term DEPARTMENT. in on r, no i m W no I .-I tn on 0-. I mi I , .,, II 0.1 its r, no no III in I. IS. is SO pl to .;, . To II c. T. M E. Ill n. Cherry Co., . J. X. . Co. Taylor Lumber Co ., . White .; Fleming. M. f. . J. X. 11.-4. Supply Co. I- II II. a. R. L H. I-. II l Hyman. I. n Cherry Co It Hyman. Wilson. H. Hyman. --m , t II Ml I hand Jul Total P, T. Smith, t 1,1.1 S. I. W. it ft. hi II. While. I lot- W. II. Lone, i . i., nil .-, .-. I II II is ii i.-l, paid mil i- mi It. per and 1.023.1 is ii. i pl, lie- in thin cup awarded lo Hie winner of the to Michigan lily. This cup for- bold by sir.-ti. The l has now m.-i the and it l by long along hie Town, amount from r, d. due fr ll. T. t inn. Dr. To paid as mi Napoleon tho man has Ham o and from up u shows no Ibo of Ida, taking of from the National I. Ibo of it. mail present war two big s. It has .-.-it a fin.-. i is in war -1-1 I lie which may ex- tent to t;, where will prove in ;. Colonel given Hie Ha- -hi ll-bl have I.-.- Whom N Han. ink. X. Hart. . Porker. S. Clark . L. Curr. Amount. II so Whom w. M w II. tea x. . Forbes, Sr. H. c. Humphrey. Ma c mil . Ml w. Lawrence. w Him Northern. MS II ls J. E. o. Barren . . Ha t no I no no .- II AND SI IS in in Ill Ml list too To Whom Issued. v a Parker. X. I II ye Parker. ye A Porker. N. Hart. F. Go. A Parker. J. N. Hart. J, X. Hart. Ferd linker and Hurt. J. N. Hart. J. N. Hart. . Ferd Ferd J. Cot. Ferd Baker Hart. J. N. Hart. Ferd A Hart. B. B. J N. Hart. Hart. S. N. Hart. Jr. Amount. I IT IS IS II to Si 6.1 IS S SI ii IS IS it Me. n. j. Whichard. s A J. P Co la l. J. a p. Co., a J. C. CO. t Book A J. p Co. Ill J J x. Hart. Ruled A J. P Co. HI D Whichard. Ml Hut. ii Book A J. P, Co. Ill Whichard. II. J. . To To cash from I. i. per orders, tin- ha. I have n with it-- y.-i had . I. Ms- with In the would till- Ha- players In from held that Ed was nut binding, i-i. . .- never lulu- ,. . enter ii. Inn would never wars We. undesigned t. that we have the N. Hart, I. II. II. f. I. J. l.-i-k Aldermen in.- for ending June Mb. do hen-bi Hit an i. a- tin- records. j. . . no I II V-V I II of to now than it to in tho out in the oWn in a hundred ward pr MAY. II. White. H. fl Hooker. w. n. J. While. B. II. it. c. Hooker. W. H 7.1 J. II. White. II. Hooker. W. II. Ism. J. II. While. C, Hooker. lot H Ill w. US H. II. J. N Hart. H. n. II. C. Hooker. RM H. I. II. While. US Whit. W. It. Parker. Amount OS baton under own name. tho three whom deaths were re- recant Bill; Wast son's real was William Wont's John When of a i u- t Smith was . i s is hover to Is- i in now and i-. a for mS a 1-. tit Mum in B . an The won in who mi loud f. i skin resource, a second moot lag, P. P. C. a r loath, hat MM his tho lino of trunks. Mat art. ed in its, Smith in tho do there worn- ;. en who at but I n I k do not shins when it to t observing in proof of this . is going tho of kW on. such hi . card from a friend better in j rT. n. . . th. as of her friend had taken fay to sign I mT , J S praying K. owner of Lord Per- and harness bosses, speedy pacer from former Fire j. Mi. it th. No no Ma U bat It than Mr. tor Wm, a. he la A Conclusion. Chicago woman e ought to in k to tho mad I ink. i has a dressmaker aim can't POOR PRINT

OPEN THE BILL At the end of last year it was shown by facts and figures that the Farmers Warehouse led the whole market by over a quarter of a cent a pound for the entire season. This year the Sales Committee selected the FARMERS to open the new season with the first sale, and our prices on that day have already told their tale. We take this occasion to thank our many who in the past given us their patronage. To every one, rich and poor, without distinction, we are pro- grateful, and to our past record we point with pride and the consciousness of done our best. We Don't Propose to be Behind We shall spare no effort this year to take the best care of our customers. In backing this assertion we have the best facilities of every kind. Mr. Joyner this year will look exclusively after the sales. We have secured the services of Mr. W. H. Jenkins, that veteran warehouseman of the Henderson market, whose genial smile and cordial hand shake is pleas- remembered by many of our farmer friends. For twenty years he has been connected with the warehouse business of Henderson and thoroughly it from start to finish. He will assist, and as auctioneer will see that no pile goes until it has reached the top notch. Mr. W. H. will have charge of the office and see that you get your check as soon as your tobacco is sold. We have a competent man for every place and if you will bring us your tobacco we will guarantee you fair treatment, honest weights and the cream of prices at all times. Thanking you for past favors and hoping to be remembered by you again, we arc Your friends, JOYNER PROPRIETORS TREATY WITH COLOMBIA FOR RIGHT OF WAY NEARLY READY. p o o a o ON THE CANAL . o o s Lord Salisbury laid down rains f flu oilier day re- tired public life, he had not to go to find the rout end seclusion ft-r which lie the of Britain, Twenty miles out of London, standing la the of n estate, ll House. It is the borne to which the in room. oM bus retired, and it is one in Eng- land. Although allotted three- score tin. i lit enjoy many years of life of his country home, i u largo bolder, owning acres scum I them but Hat- where lie will be the of bis been for one of the i of it plane Interest since that miter and tar bearing of tin- of have bold sway over ii destinies. present reared in the days of Janus I- hut of build antedate Notable old parts of H tbs was home of the Princess in reign of her sister. Queen estate to the Saxon kings until it by Kins to of st. Ely. manor house the of Hut prelates was occasionally a royal until via., when It was deeded to tin- crown. Prince vi. III Have of Hi II.- Treat. seems to have wasted time In starting to out the terms of the Isthmian canal law, with the- result that Is practically rd. The congress ably In October to ratify treaty. Attorney Knot assigned As- District Attorney Boa- sell to clear up the legal features of the transfer. The if the new and the old must it ascertained, mid Mr. baa authority to his Secretory Hay and Minister of Colombia bar been negotiating the treaty between thin and the Central American stats. It i the lust toe now in of negotiation wish will be one of the most cut i- and Important ever front has state d Every eon- that may arise m win guarded so fur as that la and with record to the and of t Unit- ed Stated. The protocol winter cw- Secretary Hag and Minister to a large extent In the draft- of a treaty. The to be paid Colombia for her of ex- to the will lie gold payable on tin- of of the treaty. hi addition Colombia is to receive annuity the end of fourteen to determined by mutual agreement time. This N to lie a year, as the Immediate -ii f covering i or next fourteen i con- n a Bis for the annual rental The territory the ca- will and which Will ho ceded In perpetuity to the States will be under the control of this government, although avoid of local trouble it that there will u- no specific of conveyance f The treaty. In all will not only the pi- to the nil its no the Isthmus, Include but a Won States con- it by Bear Walker, chairman of the Isthmian ca- and by Senator a member of the silent good deal is thought of her merciful don't put their thoughts Into Herald. Th t A woman nu cottage that whether one has pis. line, lumps at one's it Is always well to a in room. a big conies, either the light wires will blown down, or stepped, power house flood- ed, in some way the gas or electric light Is cut off. Tor as to in a to make a quick light case of run arc wife, convenient and cheap. ones adopts the custom of keeping a In never Have low, to keep dean, not and with n shaped enough nil drip at a tunes u that you them and if yon a lamp carried from room to an- other will U f opt h When is u in the during tin- warm be anything else and every made to keep Um healthy and should be given regularly and ids diet to the articles of food that you have to him. Even then he Is apt to an attack of r complaint, and It Is to have a remedy at baud, especially if you home distance from a doctor. Hie following fur years and proved very It is composed of of and When they are well shaken. In a of water a dose every or two until A tea made of or put one give relieved. is good for the colic. The . drawing who bits r vi Hat iron shown In the . in have i Invented Hid Hie v. Ironing n iv. as that con keep right out with In r work long lifter the In the gone out and the room has to more there Is no changing of Irons to replace one rapidly cooling use, the one iron doing ail the work and being BIT OP DRAWING BO I St. at the palace, and It said mat be Was there when the of his death reached him. and that Ibis accession to crown took place at the stalely bull. A few years after been king the young monarch conveyed to bis sister, the and operating an Isthmian I can; I. fulled States will given the right to protect which right will Phobic it to .; t- j huh the defensive with can soldiers. The right to protect t- property will give the States right In i; even of Colombia In the event of u revolution in that country. Sanitary police regulations will unforced by a Joint commission up- I point d by The ; United will asked con- at each terminus of the a port for vessels, with lighthouses and other aids to breakwaters, dikes, fatties, stations, dock and other ate works, i-ll the expense therefor to be borne by this country. In addition to this United States ii to maintain drainage and sanitary works and construe; hospitals along the canal, while aqueduct and drainage works are to be erected In Panama Colon. The cost of providing this ply, however. Is not to fall the I without inasmuch us water rents are lowed to be collected I-y United provided they meet tho of Colombia. la transferring the rights of to tho United Stales there will b D transfer Of such Jurisdiction over tho BiS tons will permit the of complete authority. Attorney General PRIZE For Some Reflector Subscriber. Reflector hat purchased ticket are out, the a lull rotary mo- Hie will opened and lion, bead Wilson Sewing Machine, the retail price the ticket with the of which is and is to name number will be given the ma- make a present of machine to a of the If are already a paper. j to now is n good The plan of giving thin time to pay all arrears and prize is in advance, getting n ticket for. We have printed tickets, every dollar paid. The more tick- numbered and be jets yon get the larger number of ginning the 1st day of August chances you have at the machine. every person who on sub- j If yon do not take The either to Daily Be- now is the best time to subscribe, or Tue Be- campaign, home gen- will be given one of these I era news, and at the same lime tickets. Those who pay gel have a chance to gel this line sew- ticket, two tickets, and machine. sooner the It mailers not whether you arc. tickets are out sooner Boole- an old subscriber paying up will get the machine. Tell dues or a new subscriber paying your neighbor this and in advance, every dollar paid him interested, counts the same and gels a ticket. Everybody knowing anything One blank ticket has sewing machines knows to a person of the State to Wheeler A Wilson is the best. , , ., , . If you want to see it and have its be numbered, the number to shown you go to known to no one but himself. This Sam White's store any lime after ticket after and he will take pleas- sealed two envelopes, these in showing yon how ii works, enclosed in another envelope f .,.,., . . . is going to give some sub- lo Mi. J. L. valuable prize in this of the Bank of Greenville, to be j Wheeler Wilson Sewing Ma- kept in the bank by him until all chine. of ranged the surface Hie right c- suit tho Tim Iron hollow In Hit- iii which lube tin- unit r. feeding the turner above. reservoir Is supplied and In n burner Is he Into Ens tin- net Ion of the which Impinges the thin Iron . in Hi.- the flow from the reservoir the pressure of gas entering the perforated con be altered. The Inventor l II. H. of Woos- O. In the Sickroom. Absolute cleanliness tidiness necessary in a sickroom. The furniture should lie simple and ca- of. being easily cleansed. Avoid all kinds woolen draperies and let curtains of white washable material. If possible, all and the attendant para- should kept out of tight of the patient in an adjoining room. Glasses, spoons etc., should be washed as soon us used and ed ready for the time when they will again DO needed. Tho committee of Wales National Tennis hat. Ins charge of International lawn for Hie V. Davis International cup an- that will played Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, An, o, and S. on the courts of the Crescent Athletic club of Brooklyn it My Ridge, v v. There boon too baseball wiseacres record extra Innings. Tin recorded was ployed on Slay t Boston lite and in no after twenty-four The second was twenty-two between played on May i in favor Tn- coma. An Guide. A Gorman compiled a handy little look insults. Tho contains invectives, which classed the head- insults for men, insults for insults for sex, in- for collective in- for syndicates, and corporations. Open Door of Your the door of your heart, my To tho . the -v, la full f Joy Tn the youth. ail Baying to To tho voices of hope calling your the door of your heart, To tho thine that .,; To tho holy that lift your the star at i Ail that -y in tho poi-. art Aw yours if you'll give ti Urn door of your , a Opt n tho door of your of or When yea Boar cry a voice, Tho gob of a In need. To i he heaven o'er you You no map or chart, , ml Cu only tho j the doer of your heart. -Moses hi BREAK INTO THE HOMES OF THE PEOPLE BY ADVERTISING IN THE REFLECTOR A will walls every day and will wants known I to the A will in- era for your goods, find for ; employment In any I yon may fl S THE homes S people and is read or what h in j i In- pi i

p. , . . . M AND First in the Market and First in the Interest of the Farmer. The GREENVILLE WAREHOUSE, The Pioneer of the Market, is right with you this season, and in better shape than ever to take care of the farmer and get the highest prices for his Tobacco. It is conceded that we have the BEST LIGHTS OF ANY HOUSE ON THE MARKET, and nothing in the way of hard work in the interest of those selling with us will be left undone. Past records prove what we can do for you. G. P. Man back to his first love. He was the proprietor of the Greenville Warehouse, and after trying others has learned none is so good as this, and he is here again to make high prices talk at the old Greenville. R. S. and U. Spain, the other members of the firm, are right at home on the of the Greenville, having connected with it for several years. The farmers them know how hard they WORK FOR HIGH PRICES. The new season is on and we are ready for If yon want the best prices to be had every time bring Tobacco to the Old The Greenville Warehouse, Mb Q. F. Evans Co., Proprietors, ITS HOT So We'll Just Merely Hint. A Serge Suit, A Flannel Suit, Separate Trousers of Each. White Vests, Plain and Fancy, A Leather Belt, A Straw Hat A Crash Hat, A Negligee Shirt. Lots of Comfort Frank Wilson, KING THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. MARK in the remind If it a margin pain-r it i remind you that owe fur we you nettle an aim SB We what YOU owe will not keep us waiting for it. This i those who find the crow murk on their S. The rain evening was nil right. lively on Now bring on your tobacco to is place, if you believe it come sod see. by the Stale the I . Changes , scarce for needs of i , but tobacco sales will make it i. Mr. ck building is nearly completed. The front bin been put the comer store. If you want machine you hare a chance at it by gelling a receipt. if rains have not been general, coming about in spots has done good where the spots happened to be. Watch are offering an excellent chance to win gold watch free. at f Store. Today The gave out ten of the sewing machine prize tickets. Keep it up somebody will soon have the machine. of Deeds T. H. Moore issued marriage licenses to teen couples during month of July, eleven to while and two to colored. to be Thankful. We heard one man that he believed the Pill were cut off per cent by the drought. Another is not as as per so there is in be thankful for anyway. In Trouble. J. W. hailing from went near Goldsboro to cure A few days ago his employer paid him for bis work with a twenty live dollar check. Harrington took it to the bank and got his money. This was no easily done be thought he would draw him some more money. He up a check, bis em- name to it and presented it to the hunk gut his money alright. Ho repeated this at in- of several hours. The cashier of the bank suspected something wrong just as liar was to leave had him arrested. was found upon hit person. He feigned He is not unknown In these parts having In en in jail here. While here he had the faculty of crazy when he wished and dually escaped from jail. PERSONAL NOTES Brief Mention of People net With In the Social World C J j-- J J- j j. j j .- j-j j j j. j. j-- t M. left today for II. II. Phillips left this for Mount. C. A camp in day evening from J. II. Cherry, St., returned Wed- from Seven Springs. Miss Minnie Tunstall lift Wed- evening for Mrs. W. T. Hunter left on the morning train for Mrs. Fannie Jenkins child ran went the morn- Mrs. N. who visiting Mrs. C. Arthur, return to home at Henderson this morning. returned Kinston this where he for several days with Jack Perry. Mrs. T. K. Moore, Miss Johnson, Mrs. S. II. Wilson Miss Wilson left the noon freight for Seven Springs. J. J. Corey and Sam Flake re- turned this morning from Beau- fort where they had been to take a little summer outing. Mis. N. Hughes, of and Mrs. Carrie Perkins, of Philadelphia, arrived day evening to II. Hard- Miss Essie Whichard, J. Jr , and Sherwood took the editor with them on a jaunt to Mount today. If they don't lose him they will back. J. B. Jarvis left this morning for Wilson where he goes to take a position with the Banner Ware- house. J e's many hero regret to lose him from our town. Mrs. Henry Mrs. X. C. Mrs. Chas. Per- kins, of Philadelphia, all of Mil. Henry arc the of their Km hay. Miss Geneva Gardner left this morning for Wilson. T. H. Tyson Is again C. T. big store. W. T. has taken a position with Greene Brown. has taken a position with A. H. Tucker Co. Presiding Elder F. A. Bishop left this morning for Kim City. J. N. Hart left this morning for Va., to visit his father. Miss Clara Roach, of is visiting her sister, Mrs. Walter J. W. son, Ben, re- turned Thursday evening from Plymouth. Willie returned Thursday evening from a visit to Mrs. Dicey who has been visiting Mrs. II. B. Harris, left this morning. Prof. G. E. Lineberry, pal of Winterville High School, was today. W. C. has moved of the new houses, South Greenville. Mr. Maud and little daughter, Muriel, of are visiting Mrs. J. I,. Sugg. S. W. Chamberlain, of Durham, came in Thursday evening to take a position ware house. J. Jenkins, of Neck, came down evening to attend to opening tobacco sale today. Miss Sallie Manning, of Hamil. ton. who has visiting Mrs, D. C. Moore, returned home this morning. Mrs. C. H. Moseley, of Hooker- ton, came this to visit her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Brown, near here. Rev. Mrs. H. M. Eure re- turned Thursday from where Mr. has been holding a meeting. W. H. Jenkins and J. P. Taylor, of Henderson, came In Thursday evening to be on the opening to- sale today. Mis. P. It. Johnson and child- returned Thursday evening from a visit to Henderson. Her sister, Miss Bertie Dunn, came home for a visit here. J. L. Carper came Thursday evening to take a position at the store of Prior to Ibis year he here for sometime and his many friends are glad to see him buck. J. D. Gardner went to son today. J. P. Taylor returned lo Hen- today. W. James left morning Harvey Jones left this morning for Virginia Beach. W. It. Smith went up the road morning. J. S. Jenkins returned to Scot- laud Neck today. F. Whaley left this tor Virginia Beach. Miss Annie went to this morning. H. B. Phillips returned Friday evening from Wilson. Foster Friday evening from Miss Susie. Warren, of is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. S. B. Wilson. Mrs. Moore and little son, Harry, left this to visit relatives in Edgecombe. Miss Maud of Wilson, arrived Friday evening to visit Miss Lucy Forbes. Misses and Vale- Fleming returned Friday even- from a Visit to Williamson. Miss Maud of Bethel, who has been Mrs. W. O. returned this morning. Mrs. M. M. Nelson, of Neck, came in Friday evening to visit her mother, Mrs P. K. Miss Mary I. icy Dupree, who has been tiding some weeks with here, left this morn- for her home in Norfolk. Miss of Golds- who has been visiting Miss Forbes, returned borne Fri- day evening. Miss Nelson, of Halifax, who has been visiting Miss James, returned home this morn- luff. Miss James accompanied her home. I,. A. who bus been spending his parents left this morning for New York to join the ship Montgomery on a cruise. Misses Mayo Lamb, of William- and Edith of who have been visiting Miss Sallie at took the train here this for their homes. Mr. Holcombe Aug. I. Mr. Hugh W. who represented the American Company on the Winston market during the past year, will leave about August for Danville, where he will occupy a similar position in the future lie wilt succeeded here by Mr. Mt. Airy. While the citizens of Winston will regret the absence of Mr. Holcombe from our midst, they are pleased to know that such a capable successor has found in Mr. Green. He is a well know n popular man will doubtless prove a valuable addition to the Today at the Big House of Greenville Mun ford's CLEARANCE SALE Millinery Goods. Our Millinery Goods in charge of Mrs. M. T. must be closed out with all Summer Goods at a sacrifice to make room for I-all Goods. Come and get some bargains. Summer Underwear Prices cut on the whole line. dozen Men's colored Sea Island Percale Shirts, detached worth II, clear- a sale price, Umbrellas natural wood. and crook handles, fast black, worth l i sole price, Corsets. Vic. and We put them in at the one price. Celebrated makes. Sizes So. Mattings and All go one price. per yard Clothing;, cent off on all Spring and Sum- mer Clothing. Extra good values in Serges, Mohair, Sicilians and Alpacas. Come early while they last. Bed Spreads. SO per cent cut on all Spreads. NOTICE We do what we advertise We advertise what we do These prices are for Spot over the counter. No goods sent out, but your money back if they are not O. K- Wash Goods Colored Lawn, Dimities In new neat figures and good values at and Clearance price Sheer Dimity Exquisite new patterns, Stripes Moral pat- terns values at and sale price. India Linen and Can't be matched in any city for than above prices. Special price, Men's Shirts Detached Cults, sale price. lade, Calico, Yard. yards Calico, only yards to the customer. Low Cut Shoes All caught in this mammoth slaughter sale. Profits not thought of. They must go while this hot weather lasts. Our 1.8.1 line, all styles, warrant solid leather, Undershirts Drawers Egyptian Combed yarns French woven neck, double breasted drawers. Clearance sale price, Lace Curtains. Worth and extra length, ft. long, very surely worth in and Special sale price, Armour Co's Soap. Lasting and Fragrant, worth i Special sale price per cake, Spool Cotton. I. Clark's Cotton, per The Most Sweeping of Keen Prices Get in the Main Squeeze. Come Early C. T. The Big Store Greenville. N C.

very. . fl g. . i a . H i . I . . . Hit, Mil Ml, II even- , i . . I i I . i. rib id . I l-a II I p i ; . .,.; ;. . II . . l I s. I Is . Lull 1.0 I'll ll . h if . i . . . . i . . I I , . I . . I . . . ill the News a Year The Eastern Reflector. D. J. II TO YEAR II VOL. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1902. NO. Twice a Week Tuesday and Friday a Year Ricks a Wilkinson W Want l Bell Every Article of Summer Apparel in our store at once. has a with us, mi heavily we tor ii S Mill have an emu-moils stock in i-y department. we have reduced price on article, Men's and Suits, Men's and Men's and Hats. run mi i fur mill Ml ii m-i you for I at the tin Men's Sack Suits. ii Suits now 15.00 Suits now 12.00, now 10.00 Soil now 8.50, Men's Outing Suits. Little Wash Suits, no 12.00 12.00 Suits now . Hulls now 2.7 3.00 Suits now 2.00, Soils now Soils now Soils now Soils now 7.011. All Straw Hats half Price Boy's Suits, lo In Soils now In our Department 1.09 Soils now have similar n- Suits now Suits now Bethel High School. A first-class Preparatory School. Prepares College for Life Motto, J. W. Principal, MISS MATT Assistant, J. W. Music and Art. Primary Department, Art, 2.25 Music, including rent, Incidental foe, per year, 1.00 Board moderate. For furl her particulars address J. W. SHERRILL, Principal. D. W. IN N. O. Cotton and always on hand goods kept u band. Bold. A trial will convince D. W. Summons for Relief. North Carolina I In . i. Charles To Charles are licit that rick, ha against . I. mi. matrimony, to the term, Court, tin the of Hut, at which term you will . plead or to th will lost three days the term, and on to make as w- the will lo the the I. C. fill Superior THE GREENVILLE mm. co. of Doors, Sash and Blinds, Interior and for Flue Modern and Cheap logs. your to give satisfaction in styles and work. Bend j our orders to Tile Greenville Co. N. Notice to Creditors. Having duly Superior Court fill us last will and of Flanagan. no- In hereby given to all in- lo the estate to mint to the and all claims said arc lo present them for on or batON 21st day of July, or lids lie plead in bar Slat of Juli. W. of the of lien . ciders. AN IMPORTANT DECISION. The Supreme Court of North Carolina has recently handed down a decision that is likely to he of importance to the Stale and of especially to have in the movement fur advance in public The decision is concerned a cum- from the town of That town undertook to establish a School. The providing for this school was so drawn that it appeared that the intention was to deprive the lie of advantages and lo leave them without opportunity of education. The Coin t declared the act unconstitutional. lo the course of the decision the following language But the ground alleged is a mailer of which we must take notice, to-wit, that the act school its provision against one race in favor of the other. If this is to, it is in violation of tide IX. Section the which provides us the child ten of the while race and the children of color ed race shall be taught in schools; there shall be no discrimination in of, or to prejudice of either That is, one while child of school age shall have the same amount of per capita as n colored child, and no more; the colored child shall have the same per capita us any while child, and no more; both races shall have op for mi education, so far as the public motley is concerned. understand ibis utter- is in the nature of an obiter dictum, that it stand not a the opinion of lie Court Hot having passed on this mailer the opinion of Chief Justice who writes the But its presence in u decision of Court is of course highly significant. It at least raises a on a point of great and at a time when its effect will lie most We are in a for local Thai campaign will be stalled, we until it shall be made clear the free school funds will nut be divided per capita. For to divide them per capita will enable schools for to run longer the schools v hues, tho schools for run cheap- So far being just, this amounts to a discrimination against the white children. This being so, we cannot tho while people to increase the school funds in any way. The demand for a remedy is and urgent. should like to sec the real question in the utterance con- by Court. If the de- of the Court shall his we have one recourse, amend tho so that each town or township shall lie only maintain schools for each lour In each year; and lo add a section mill MM to tax its members and to apply those taxes as it shall choose. At the we left in a disastrous confusion. B i bl The of The Charlotte Observer also has this to say along the same Your cm respondent bus referred lo the Supreme Courts the public tux case, lo the effect that taxes mast apportioned per capita, and that so It is really an but a tum. The constitution say the taxes shall per capita. says shall be M the races After the Battle------roll call. After heavy Lots. And broken lots mean broken prices, and that i why we are having a Great Reduction Sale All Summer Goods arc marked down at special prices for u-i selling. Lawns, Dimities, Shirt- waists, Parasols, Fans, etc. Special lot Slippers and and Children's. Some of than am worth We give choice A word to wise is bolter than a Die In this -the Season Sale today and get your share of the bargains at J. B. Cherry The Only Department Store in GREENVILLE TIMELY SUGGESTIONS. in public schools. But it cm readily be seen in n per capita allowance there can be lion. White schools are more costly than colored schools. In a county like for example, a school district where tho whites are out numbered lo there would lie discrimination. The same thing would occur a district where the were a handful. Take a district with and whites. The money to the would keep their school open several months, perhaps live, that for the whiles, not over or days. The fact is that dictum will hardly with now to Wall begun. is opinion and, does not the way. It is understood ibis will be the course nod by II is good news. In view the dictum some persona thought or feared there would lie or might lie u hitch lo the of the machinery, but not so. Some had that a way out of the was to have a constitutional dividing laves so that white go lo white schools allow whiles to vote, if so lie aired, money to the schools to aid the as the taxes pay would of course be built drop in Hie bucket. plan, however, will not work and would not stand Hie test court. Another was made that the IS on the lion, but that nub race be allowed to supplement it by vole par or comity. But the construction which will given by school will make either of things of consideration. For the Is-st grades of scud your orders. CONVENTION. If you will kindly allow me pact la your paper should like to sagged to the public a things that constitute a true i live of Hie people of a My reason is obvious. Some have an inborn thirst for honor office. are of the rest- less kind, and for this reason per- haps at Hie slightest hint of a friend, they make bold to announce their candidacy for certain I have not Hie slightest toward any of people for I am e friend to all and ill correct the error of their way, if I can. Hence my Hop, lo you, o men, who arc praying the good old of Fill county to nominate and yon to then the or loner house of our tie Legislature, i propound following Are you sure of your lo the people of so, what I have beard o such a thing Bl misrepresentation. Is your knowledge of the nerds of your theoretical or Some people know how they want their house built, but they gel a mechanic to do the work. A young man chock foil of books theory gels a job of surveying. sometime he hut later, when be has com- the practice the theory, everything moves on smoothly. Now the is your knowledge of the needs of our people amply sufficient to intelligently In our Legislature balls beware, I'm I here's a hot time coming by and by. The industry surpasses every other Industry In the county. The arc demanding men. goad honorable men, whatever their profession may present, who have followed plow. Mr. Kill tor, I think I am not in i run a to what I am willing, be- cause F am one of I he boys, and am wall Intel w it sent I A con vent ion of party of county is hereby call- ed lo meet the House in Greenville on Thursday, Angus, of my II o'clock A. M. for purpose of Dominating dates for the Legislature and the several county Township primaries will lie held at the usual meeting places in the townships Saturday, August o'clock P. M. for the appointing delegates and alternates lo said county lion, the nomination of candidates for Justices of the Peace Con I am not Ignorant of fact that ; of the interests of the people ibis county are allied. There is a kind of n mutual sympathy an deuce existing between them. Bill there are State issues that the representative should be acquainted with, for in a measure, he is to represent the state as well hi. county, or district. Toon the whole the man that represents The Way He For Office. New York, July and women and children were the guests of former Chief of Police S. a water to day. is a candidate for the Democratic leadership of the ninth assembly district and monster outing was a feature of the spectacular campaign be hat been conducting. Men were excluded and the six shiploads of excursionists consisted only of women and children from the ninth district. It was the big- ever handled this Two large steamers barges were required to the crowd was per- charge. Ten physicians a corps of trained life an opera company, a ville troupe and four bands were taken along and refreshment served in unlimited The chief commissary of the had I assistants and list of supplies was as One thousand pounds of roast beef, 1,200 pounds 1,500 pounds of ham, two barrels of gar, four of butter. barrels potatoes, crates of tinned to literates -if raw tomatoes, heads of cabbage, pounds of loaves of bread, clam chowder for persons, pounds of fancy cakes. 1,500 gallons of Ice cream, quarts of milk, boxes of soft drinks, ten barrels of birch of pop corn and candy. stables also. a Town- people be an all nm. round, wide awake, practical, truly loyal ship Executive Committee. number of delegates and alternates each township will be entitled to is as Heaver Bel volt i Bethel o Carolina ID Falkland Creek order of of I'm County. Al L. L. prejudiced mind cannot and will fairly represent a whole people, and I trust, as a loyal of my one who bits the interest of good govern- men heart, and above all, as one who aspires not lo office, that our convention Will make mi mistake Selection of our candidates. Very truly, Crop To the White People of Pitt County. The people of Pitt county know toy position In public matters their interests, but in view of the fail of my friends have expressed a desire that I lie a can- for the would like lo sec me the Legislature, I make the following statement. I favor distribution of school money according to taxes paid by the laces. Just taxation and economy, in- scad of a special tax. Better that will re- the people of many of the burdens oppress Laws can be understood. A reform of jury system and pay jurors. Belief for court witnesses. A labor contract law for of farmers. Better disposition of our con. A constitutional convention, if remedies be had otherwise. Now if people of Pill county see lo nominate and elect me, I w ill serve them as best I can, in Lower House of our T. of a Washington, l. C, lug. I report of the Depart moot of Agriculture show the av- Ho u of cotton on July to have been M II AS nonpareil It lakes awful lo faith on 17.3 on July a an is like n August I, her clothe mike s cm oil August I. n ten The furl her a woman can go and average . i 83.8, .,.,. principal over the line, the surer she la that , , there hi no harm in it. Slates reported as follows A ha sin h a natural I Ml, S Caro- i that when ii, a. s,.; Co. , SI; she thinks she beats a ran begin worn ., .,. . , . T. . i M; . Arkansas, lag fear there might also lie house, H; yew Yolk Pram I itch for money, you may be able to gel by scratching around lively. The the is successful i because it is run on round principles, I -oppose n of young near In. In no; it didn't In bill II completely smash- ed his In lie scheme to spend the I of his earthly career at her ex- Your Tongue If it's coated, your stomach is bad, your liver is out of order. your tongue, your make your liver right. Easy to take, easy to operate. BUCKINGHAM'S