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saw Have Ton Forgot -v-V-t C THAT I AM STILL C. W OF THAT I AM STILL CARRYING AN Pry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware . AND A OF OTHER X Ware, , AM UNABLE TO MENTION Come to see me for your next Barrel of Flour Yours to please- Jag. B. White. Hi L. CARR- For Sails, Lochs, Hinges, Doors, Windows, Paints, Rope, Collars, Plows, Shovels and Car- Tools, go to Fruit. We arc glad to our young friend J. K. Clark, Jr., who owns one of best farms Pitt just across the Beaufort county line is engaged in leaching OBI farmers a lesson by going into the cultivation of peaches. year he by fifteen acres in the choicest varieties trees. This fall lie will Hook an acres and proposes to continue this yearly until he has one MM in trees. Mr. Clark says fortunes are being made in by cultivation of the peach and he can reason why they cannot be profitably raised on his farm. If their shipment prove unprofitable at a small out- lay a canning factory can be built, and are DO canned goods that meet with ready sale than peaches. We recall several years ago we visited his farm and saw the peaches we had ever seen In this hope Mr. Clark's experiment may prove profitable and that more of our farmers will induced to em- bark into the ion of fruit. Washington Messenger. BLUSH U M. Schultz. Wholesale aim retail Grocer and Dealer. Cash paid for Hide, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar- Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed steads, Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba by Carriages, Go-Carts, Tables, Lounges, Safes, V and Gail Ax Life Tobacco, Key West Che roots. Henry George med Cherries, Peaches, Apples revivify the torpid and restore j W,, , Milk. Hour Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap. Ly, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Mood. A HAPPY HOME Is one where health abounds. With Impure blood there cannot be rood health. With a disordered there cannot be good blood. Pills Pure blood means health. Health means happiness, fake no Substitute. All it- II that It Needs a Tonic. times when Don't give weaken. Karl expel Nest door to place get Fruit Jars Is at our ore. We have in different styles and at prices as low as the lowest Then as usual we arc headquarters for the Best of Every thing in the Grocery Line your table supplier- from i and you are sure so have the best and CHEESE ON ICE. your liver purgatives all poison i. in set as Ionic to W. Highland ave. Milton. Pa., have Little with me for several years and would not without i-at Intake. vegetable. never or distress, John I. Wool. -n. THE NEW COMMISSIONERS OF I lo contained in a . i Superior Court of Pitt made st the March Court, In . . tin pending entitle El th v- Adm. of K. C J. B. individually,. H. Cherry others, the will expose to public sale. before the door in town to the highest cash, on Monday lib day August. That certain trait situate in lbs county fin, and on the t T n river, partly in Greenville, i I II n . A . C. or body t American and Italian Marble YOU WANT Dry Groceries, Confections, etc. go to Mrs. L. H. WHITE, Black . C. Nice line i f goods on band. Prices Country produce bought for or in exchange ORIGINAL OBSERVATIONS Made By The Orange. Virginia, an hour of mirth we ft pay a month of sorrow. The bore always tries to leave a bole in the n his victim. The in -i . freely forgives his own . he Oral to condemn those . It pleases any man to be called a if Le knows y mean it. Some men who an looking fr an opportunity to work are pray- that they won't it. One the rarest pleasures in the world is to hear a friend say something good you when be does not know you Die listening. Follow the Flag. caption the Commoner The army transport Kilpatrick recently carried to Manila four thousand to lie used bury American soldiers who have died of fevers, cholera, and other diseases incident to tropical war fare. The New York World mates the cost of each coffin to be and thus places the value of oil this shipment. The World points out that this exceeds in value our total exports lo the Philippines great classifications during the mouth of May, the last for figures arc at hand. Here are the Agricultural Hour, carriages, and watches. hardware, sewing machines petroleum. furniture, , total, The Wot Id very properly the trade which follows the to our new Pacific possessions the number of is to the quantity f in pal belie A Prompt Settlement. Cotton Seed Meal and nulls, Gar den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nut-. Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches. Currents, Glass China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware, Cakes and Crackers. Cheese, Best Butler, New Sewing Machines, and other goods. Quality and Quantity. Cheap for cash. Con. to see me. S. M. Schultz Phone OLD DOMINION LINE CHURCHES. every Ban day, morning and evening. Pray- Wednesday evening Rev. J. N. Booth, pastor. Sunday- school a. m. M. A. Allen superintendent. every Una by, morning and evening. meeting Wednesday evening. Rev. M. pastor. Sunday school i. L. H. Pender, Steamer leave Washing- Ion daily at A. M. for Green ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, a, Philadelphia, New York Boston, Aurora, South Creek. Belhaven, thin Swan Quarter, Ocracoke and evening. Her all poll Is for the West with rail- I. B. Morton, pastor Sunday- roads at Norfolk. school a. m. E. B. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from F. H. Hard- Minister. and even Bay Line and Chesapeake every I. Co. from Baltimore. 3rd services every 2nd and 4th Sunday. and Line from, T. LANIER, K. U. died ; , i .--. and containing m i., nun or k-n. Held land i mere described in the i wing I in K. i- E C He r, from Suit l N. C. Book A. I C. R I ii A l Pg I. in K ii Hook P Pg to E C Ii why in Pg fr m Si us r S C to C yellow's is Hook O Pg Ii,. From hi F. In Deed from in K C i from II.-vi lb.- K l Recorded in N in one one or more ii. in inn so Brown hauls known This W. Wire end Iron Fence Sold. work prices .- i sad p sent on I In Justice's court Pitt county i L -V- J. P. The lulling Company. V. Prank . trading as Prank V. A Co. and Tin- i. Railway Co. The defendant frank C. above named ill take thin action entitled n- above has been com- before L. A. a Justice of the Peace in for Pitt at N. to recover the um of toe breach of contract on In shipping corn bad condition, and the said ant ill further take notice he i-. required to appear before the said f- J. P., at the court house in N. at o'clock m. on August an- or demur to the complaint In aid action, or the prayer the mi will granted, This the 3rd L. A. eh July 1st the steam- Guide will leave at a. m. Tuesday, Thursday and Sat- for and Ocracoke and will leave coke at a for Belhaven and Washington on , Wednesday and Friday. the steamer Hatteras will leave Washington Saturday nights at o'clock, during July and August, for Ocracoke. CHERRY, Greenville, N. J. E. District Washington, N. C Ills Strengthened. it month was or says IV. II. Dibble. Sioux i Iowa. rubbed poison oil iii- Into hi- and tor n re afraid he . . . his .-ht. a Ii. Witch Salve. The In .;.,, In hi and in a days he was well as for skin burns, wounds, in-ii-t Witch piles at om-e. Beware of counterfeits. John L. Wooten. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA The Head State's Educational System . J. BEET, -DEALER IN- SB Notice to Creditors. i in. h. Ion i of ii. .- . i of Pill tor la-d and and r- I all -i- attain William Whit. In ail. in them fin . mi or Is tore the day i or thin ii will be plead All ; i . to i to me K day of July. i mil. Executor. The gland rot Arch Mason- in Stale will in the each year educate a the Agricultural and Mechanical Co A letter to President Grand John Drewry to-day says. The one chosen as u is Ester Renal, a one legged boy who is now at the Oxford Orphan Charlotte Observer. AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. Industrial Education A combination of Theory and Practice, of Book Study Manual Work in Engineering, Chemistry, Electric- Mechanic Arts, and Cotton Manufacturing. Full courses abort courses special courses i Tuition and room, a board, a month. teachers, students. Now buildings for BOO. Write for Booklet . the A. A M. Pros. GEO. N. C. North Carolina's Foremost Newspaper. Charlotte Observer EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR, CALDWELL TOMPKINS. Publishers. J. P. CALDWELL, Editor. THE the largest telegraphic news service delivered to any paper between Washington and Atlanta, and its special service is the ever handled by a North Caro- paper. THE SUNDAY OBSERVED con- of or more panes, and II to a large extent made up of original matter. THE SEMI Kit printed and Friday per year. The largest paper North Carolina. copies on application. Address Charlotte, -oil To Ii i. I nil you what in. or I mis troubled for several months, in- to I so. and i an not till it has . had at he had tried most everything. i t. use words have to from hint I IS it. W. Viola. Iowa. Health and strength of mind depend on ml normal activity live cures all and digests good ft d eat. Take s dose site John l. Woolen. Orders for JOB printing an solicited. N. C, Aug. H. A. White, Agent, Greenville, N. C. beg to acknowledge receipt check to extend Company, you their Agent, my sincere thanks the very prompt manner which they settled the death claim of my late husband, John Flanagan. The Penn Mutual was the first of the three companies be carried a policy to settle. It has only ten days since proofs were mailed your Company and such a prompt as ibis should commend the old Mutual Very truly. W. To the Democratic voters of county. take method of log my candidacy the of Deeds of Pill of lo the ac- County Convention when it meets. I have been a voter since 1871 and have always tried to do my whole duty as a good and loyal Democrat if nominated and elected I Will try to preform the to the utmost of my ability. Thanking my friends for their support, and awaiting the action of the I am the interest the Democratic party. Very J. L. Poultry Fancier Fret. The Dixie published by J. R. Whichard at Albany, is a page monthly Journal exclusively to poultry, a subject which people are constantly more profit and interest. We will send i lie free for a year to any subscriber to The who pays a year's advance during this mouth. Department, Lew, . . Academic One hundred and hips. I'm lo and mil- fat tin- needy New Water Works, System. Address F. P. VENABLE, President Chapel Hill, North Carolina -A GENERAL LINE Hardware. COME TO SEE ME. J. R. COREY. Sunday school a. m., W. B. Brown, superintendent. Litany every Wednesday a. in. Preaching and fourth Sunday in each month Prayer meeting Wednesday night. D. W. Davis, pastor. Sun- school P. M., W. K. Par- superintendent. regular service LODGES A. P. A. Lodge. No. meets find and third Monday evening. K. W. M., J. M. See. K. Lodge, No. meet every Friday C. S. Forbes, C. V,.; C. L K- of B. O. Lodge, No. meets every Tuesday II. Pender, N. p., W. S. Atkins, K. A. Council, No. every W. II Wilson, Secretary, J. S. A. O. Council, No. meet every first and third Thursday night in Odd Fellows Hall. J. v. Gardner, Worthy Smith I. O. Conclave No. meets every and fourth Monday night in lows nail. W, II. Wilson D. S. Smith Sec ATLANTIC COAST LINK RAILROAD TRAINS SUB Si I TRINITY COLLEGE, N. Co Oilers graduate and undergraduate courses of study, new library laboratory equip- and gymnasium. Number students bled in ii years Large of scholarships awarded annually. Loans made to worthy students. Expenses very moderate. For address U. W. NEWSOM. REGISTRAR. Female College N. C. Literary Courses, Schools Music, Art and El- Literary Course and all Living Expenses, per pear. session begins 10th, For apply to LUCY H. ROBERTSON, President Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete In every pertinent prices as low as the lowest. Highest market price paid for country produce, Ar Rocky Wilson Ar Ar AM . . m r.- AM I'M n II W t IS u a I SI i I., cm I II in as its I m J IS lit IS lit ft as The Baptist- ; t. Female University ii would like to feel that all men are honest but Occasionally some one arouses suspicion that such is not ease by ordering the t discontinued without sending the cash lime tie has been receiving it, or away and letting the post- master notify the publisher that it not taken from the office. Durham Ban. a Necessary Precaution. II is HO Don't in -In t a cold, than unpleasant. It is can cure It at once. Always clears the soothes thens the croups, throat sad lung tin Vets in, Children like II i. BROS. I III Norfolk, Va. Cotton and in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ons. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New One pint of whiskey can make a peck able, The i-i lie will surely sour on the vine trust. The in politics usually goes on I when be is The parlor is probably the most frequented all court rooms. Delay is a good remedy for and is wounded Here by. Have you made your asked the lawyer of the old colored I got to leave one wife cu tie Dr. D James, Dental Greenville, Send I, or Sat on We S. PATENTS ii nil TRADE-MARKS free bock, Wilt u s go in mo Hit- New well i, Km two by I lit.- fiT per Session Fur Raleigh, AS FM A IS t a i ii is Pit S JO It Jo I. IN II II tin In Um North Pitt County , P. Tin will an above beta la the of Pill county by to n divorce from sold defendant upon grounds In Hie laid will ho l repaired to appear at the nest term of Superior f laid lo be held on Monday in tr. the I louse la said county in M. and answer or demur to the complaint in action, or the apply to tint Chart the relief demanded n said This the day D. Clerk Superior Leave Wilson At Meant Lure Lt Ar Main ton SO pro ill W . in. u m, strive t SO p m lean p m, arrival leaves Ben a m, OS, s m, Ml Springs a m, a. m. H am, ., Sin, n So pi Connecticut st with train Na . ii. it., Central I.-, Hope o p n. ltd i m, C p n I J J. ff. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton and of Ties Hags. and solicited. DB. me i nap, Mas ii so an. op late lied With th A railroad, st Air Lbs and the Durham and Train mi l P S. p m. m pm, a I a in, am. Wei Train. . a m and I b f m, I a in and I p m. I a m and p m, u a at and p n. Train Tarboro dally at in p m. Sender 1st p. Ft- mouth S II. I II Wish Train n H C l a m, I a s as a m. Train on Mount at I to am. i f, on tot H. M. Pass. Agent J. It. K Manager. T. M. For Job in all the latest us your All the News Twice a Week For a Year The Eastern Reflector TO III VOL. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, AUGUST NO. Ricks Wilkinson Little Wash Suits. 4.00 Suits mm- 8.15. 1.00 now Suits nos 1.75, Suits now All Straw Hats half Price Want lo gel Every Article of Summer Apparel in our store at once. with u, but so did we buy when fur it that Mill have an enormous stork in every department, consequently we have the pi on every Including Men's and Suits, Men's and Men's and Hats. and you an an entire for your at less it would have originally cot for a suit at the beginning of the season. Men's Sack Suits. 10.00 and 25.00 Suits now 15.00 Suits now 12.00. 13.50 Suits sow 10.00. Suits now 8.58. Men's Outing Suits. 15.00 Suits now 12.00 12.011 13.50 Suits now Suits now 8.50. 8.00 Soils now Boy's Suits, to 10.00 now In our now we have similar important re- Suits now 5.00 Suits now 3.75. Wilkinson Bethel High School BETHEL, N. C. A strictly class Fitting School for young Men and Young Women. equipped, Strictly non- Denominational, and Coeducational. Prepares for College, for Business, and for Life. Between and pupils this year. Book-Keeping, Commercial Law, Shorthand, Typewriting and Music. Beach course is under experienced and fully competent teachers. f to Board at 5.00 to 7.00 per month. BETHEL HIGH SCHOOL is situated in one of the moat beautiful and healthful locations in Pitt county. Fall session opens September I. For cat- and full information, address J. W. SHERRILL, Principal. Supt. Utter Regarding Fund. State of J. Y. m-1 bus out i In- following letter to County County Boards of the decision of the court in the case of Hooker et vs. Town of Greenville, some seems to have arisen in regard to the distribution of school fund. In to nu inquiries from County of of I have deemed it necessary to send out this letter of instruction. In the case referred to above, the lion of the distribution of the school was not directly at is- sue, therefore, what the court says upon that b is what the law- call a dirt u in of a de- Section Ml of the Public school Law of North Carolina, the County Hoards of lo apportion fund of the Bounty lo the various town ships per It them the school money lo each township so as to give to each school said township for each race the same length of school term, as nearly as may be, each year, to have proper regard for the grade of work to be done and the of the teach- in each school for each race, and maximum salary for each school in the This law having been legally enacted by the Legislature, must be assumed to lie constitutional until it is expressly decided by the; to lie I think that what appears to be a dictum of the Supreme Court upon a inn directly is sue, in a case involving of a special act of the Legislature, applicable to a particular locality, under- stood, or was by the court to be as setting aside Section of the General School Law of the State, Changing entire of distribution Therefore, I feel it my duty to County Boar Is of to continue to apportion the school fund its directed by the Public School Law of North After the Battle-------roll call, After heavy Lots. And broken lots mean broken prices, and that is why are having a Great Reduction Sale All Summer Goods are marked down at special prices for special selling. Lawns, Dimities, Shirt- waists, Parasols, Fans, etc. Special lot Slippers and and Children's. Some of these are Worth We give you your choice for A word to the wise is better a Webster's lo the otherwise. Attend i his Sale today and get your share of bargains Half Gallon, per dozen, Quarts, per dozen, D. it KM Hi THE GREENVILLE Cherry Co. The Only Department Stove in GREENVILLE- Cabbage u About Last considerable was said in the less of the State regard to cabbage snake, especially the sections of the tern part of the State. item ban been going the round of newspapers a poisonous a head of this popular vegetable by a lady in Sain North Carolina. The snake was sent to Hie Carolina Department of Ag- I'm Identification, and lie and tensive or water This is nut a snake but a lode worn which luring some pail of its lift is an mils of i in- cabbage caterpillar, grasshopper and some other in ii-c-ts. It is Often iii pies water from shallow wells, and ponds. Its presence in water indicate that the water is net lit to ill ink, mil the worn itself is not poisonous nor in any way dangerous hi- man brings. The popular name is given Lo Ibis worm on account of its great given rise lo tin- fanciful idea that a horse hair ha- transformed into a worm or I hough this worm is often a fool in length it is as thick as a knitting needle. color water is usually drab, when lives from the light it is generally while, hence I lie name, Snakes properly so palled, be The Scotland Neck wealth gives following timely are thought- to let us know when they have visitors; and it looks like some people try to hide their visitors every avenue of intelligence to the newspaper man and berate us furiously lot printing their names. Hut seriously, the editor of the and any other ed- who runs a personal mention feels under obligations to one who will give him the name of any visitors lo the com- It Is nothing wrong to sail editor's attention to visitors you may have. Indeed is much more reasonable sensible than lo Say nothing about it until after the visitor has gone and then blame us because we didn't mention This Is a season of much and pray abuse HI when re know it all, but help us and gratify those who wish to know news by letting us know when you have visitors, or when any one goes away. To the White People County, The people of Pitt comity know my position public matters and their interests, but view of the I that friends have a desire that I be a can- for the they would like lo see me in the lung to the backbone. I make the following aeries of the true VI N. C. Cotton Hugging and Tics on band Ft goods kept constantly an hand. Country produce sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. Notice to Creditors. Hiving duly before Superior Clerk enmity Bit of last will of deceased, no- u hereby to u in to tin to make hi to nil having claims Haiti lire ti- -nil mi or th v of limit, or this notice will In- plead lo bar of list day if of of John CO. Manufacturers of Soon, Sash and Blinds, Interior Exterior for Fine Modem and Cheap Build- We solicit your patronage and guarantee to give satisfaction prices, styles work. I your orders to He Co. GREENVILLE, N. C. i .- . v IN J. ff. CO. Norfolk, Va. and handlers of Ties and Hags. Correspondence and solicited. The Landmark has heretofore referred to the large number of deaths from drowning in the this summer. A no- feature of these fatalities is that nine tenths of them have occurred on while the vie inns were engaged i of itself is not a violation of the Sabbath, but persons who go in streams or ponds on th Lord's Day generally go for sport and not for the purpose of their bodies. are that those lose their lives are victims of the Almighty's wrath, but the tact that so deaths have occurred among Sunday swimming parties causes one to re to the law as laid in the Sabbath day, to keep it holy. Sin days thou labor and do all thy But the seventh day is the Sabbath of Lord thy in it thou shall do any work, thou, thy sou, nor thy daughter, nor thy manservant, nor thy maidservant, nor thy cattle, nor stranger that is thy gates. six days the Lord made heaven earth, the sea, and all in them is, and rested the wherefore the Lord ed the day, and hallow- ed Landmark. SUPPLY. We have just added Steam Supply to our business and will sell anything in this line very low. See us when want of Globe and Angle Valves, Standard Globe and Angle Valves, Check Valves, Water Oil Cups, Air Cocks, Steam Ganges, k U. S. Injectors, Cocks, Steam Pipe all sizes, Fitting all I-INK OF Packing, Hilt, Leather Belt, Belt Lacing, Belt Hooks, SOLE AGENTS machine. Drain Tile Garland Cook Stoves. BAKES HART worms belong to or invertebrate writs. We bays no snakes as slender as a knitting needle, or any way resembling i slender Worm. We have worms which visible to the unaided eye Unit are paras- on beings. Neither are venomous or poisonous. They an, fuel, useful, in so fur as noxious insects like cabbage and should such a worm be left in a cabbage, cooking Would render it and as it is not poison no one need be afraid to handle or en cabbage on account of the mythical liming isl, x. Department of agricultural Station will be pleased lo identify further mi.-, and would be glad to have any or suggestions that will ii lo obtain definite In formation regarding eases statement. I favor Tin distribution of school money according to taxes paid by Just taxation and economy, in- stead of a special tax. Heller that will re- lien the people of many of the burdens that oppress them. Laws that can be understood. A reform of the jury system and better pay Belief for witnesses. a labor contract law for disposition of our con- loll, A constitutional convention, if remedies be had otherwise. Now if the people of Pitt county see lit to nominate and elect me, I will serve as beat I can, in the Lower House of our T. An Appeal- A Mississippi editor makes this appeal to delinquent subscribers; down pocket up dust, the editor is hungry and the paper to bust. We've trusted you several year-, and did a so the compliment and I roil us tor awhile. Our wife she needs stockings, baby needs a needs some and so Kate and is on the hog train la with grid; say, isn't to give a man relief Basil out those nickels turn loose the dune-, turn lunar and whittle and we'll have better there will be fewer patches on the bosom our pants, and we'll make the paper better If bad half a chance. give us that old story long gone lo teed, taking more family papers than the want to lull help to lead printer, and he'll help our town In grow, and thus escape the i i the regions down below, fur JOB, are solicited. Best The carriers in the rural free de- livery mail service in Mortal Caro- ate through the and the pay roll now amounts to a year. The number routes are constantly increasing. There are now and it is expected there will lie by January it. Some fellows marry for money, and sonic for says Man- link Philosopher. the difference and marry for love The most striking effect of the tariff is it enables foreigner to buy American made goods cheaper our own people. Your Tongue U it's coated, your stomach, is bad, your liver is out of order. Pills will clean your tongue, cure your make your liver Easy to take, easy to operate. All . BUCKINGHAM'S DYE W

mm THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. A round at . day, instantly till the D. I. nearly other per- C, u mail Sunday Charlotte had in of it. Dues Ibis s stroke of lightning will remind it not to run anymore on Sunday. TAX DISCRIMINATION. The Hoard of Aldermen have John Gray not acted justly toward the prop tumbled fell down a flight of tax payer of the of stair in Greenville. For sometime there night, died Thursday have been heard complaints juries received in the fall. While criticism of the of the he held several tax on liquor licenses the tax court in Pitt was on property, other special greatly esteemed by the people taxes. The charter of the town here, places a minimum limit of per year of TOWN MATTERS. Board per year as the license lax for re- tailing liquors in the the constitution fixes the The Hoard of Aldermen had mum on each session Thursday night. real and personal property at being together until and cents. Our recollection of the first then to a special meet- tax levied this charier by . . . . . . ,, l the of the Aldermen of town is that it ,. . the nuance committee the tax on was J on liquor license and j property was in- vents properly. then to cents on each people wondered why liquor valuation and Hie pull tax to license should be placed so The reports the the minimum while the nothing tax was put at nearly the limit. near an ratio would more reasonable. As time hi genera importance. Hooker submitted a to erect a large water tank have looked near mill on corner of and Fifth and furnish the the town for sprinkling streets tax got up to EM cents while per , i . , .,,.,. for each day the tank is used, liquor ix only went to . , , matter deferred for con- later property tax the netting. A motion was made the town proceed M once to build r new market house, but c of went next meet- log The tobacco tin town petitioned lo be retailed the of a tax. u , l Was i. cents white the liquor tax wen no higher. And now, to cap the property lax is the again, ibis time going to full limit that can be under constitution, liquor license tax re- sane, Al the Hate nearly all Dike. relied, is no ii too.-, very one who might i pay the taxes, being a almost the minimum limit under the law, while other subjects of and prop arty are assessed to the full limit. is the best interest the own that inch inequality of exist. It i- not so much the amount of tax pi I t pry the gross inequality of the that causes The if there is an- other town In which the tax placed almost at it lowest limit while property is taxed at the highest limit, h against lo Investments the progress of the town. The i a petition la he b, The Co, asked for a contribution to send a delegation to the meeting of the state colored This over for consideration at the meeting Monday night. Application for one liquor several restaurant were granted, A petition from the , iii. for permission to ex- tend the railroad sidetrack from the American Tobacco s factory to their building as referred to street committee with full to set. v motion was offered refund the special collected for binds and graded schools. This motion was and resolution adopted to hold the taxes until the matter of legality la finally settled. appointed to air My H a very severe sickness that took sit my hair. I s or Avers Vigor it brought my hair V. D. Marseilles, II. One thing Is certain, Hair Vigor makes the hair grow. This is because it is a hair food. It feeds the hair and the hair grows, that's all. there is to it. It stops falling of the hair, too, and ways restores color to gray hair. If vow too, i . on and sill oil t bottle. GREENVILLE QUEEN OF THE GOLD- EN BELT. I. has bail the hardest uphill road lo travel of any eastern market, she today in the fore-front Of the world's greatest bright tobacco markets, with the proud inscription written on her banner, The Queen of For the past ten years she has lent th bright product of this Mellon to the distant parts of the earth, and today is known by the superiority of her tobacco in almost every habitable part of the globe. The delicate paper roll has crossed strange in search of new lovers and amongst the almond eyed orientals of the Mikado it has been warmly embraced, while the dreamy It begging to pay court to its toothing entreaties. It has forced its and with favor the Inhabitants of far away ocean Islands beyond tropic, and in a more years the characteristic push and pluck of the American I Fresh Gossip From Near-by Vicinities be Our Correspondents . I REFLECTOR Readers. Department. NEWSY ITEMS. clever merchants, who has been on try Life in America, northern markets is back home and as polite as ever which means yours to serve. The nice showers recently are making look and the farmers arc cheerful. We rejoice with them for truly are salt of the Mrs. Will Hammond, of ville, is visiting Mrs. J. D. Cox. Prof. of Washington, came in to tee us this week. is selling of the best pianos V. Aug. The recent rain is making our crop- hustle. Miss Florence of Or- who the guest of Mrs. J. O. Proctor, re- turned to her home Monday. W. K. Proctor went to Green- ville Monday. Misses and Susie Moore and organs on the market and tells spent Saturday Sunday in the us bis sales arc good, country with Miss Helen Galloway. While here be took occasion to see Elks and Miss Carrie Prof. arrange to Hardison attended church at send his grandson to school this em Sunday, year. I Mrs. M. L, who has Miss Laura Cox spent yesterday; been visiting her daughter, Mrs. in J W. Mayo, returned to her home The held in Sunday. She was ac- their regular session at the companied by Mr. and Mrs. Mayo, yesterday evening, which of our people was a very pleasant hour for those here and some and present and list profitable. Washington went to The new dormitory for boys talon Myrtle. They nearly completed is not only a a very pleasant trip, beauty, but a model building for Miss Davenport, of convenience and comfort. a few days with Misses With a good taboo building Susie Moore last week, well equipped and dormitories as, J- L- went good as lies a large faculty Washington Tuesday. of the best trained, and most sue- went to teacher- the State, we afford to hope for a good w v- Ives- of Norfolk, was school. And the students ore com- while Toy- lug to one the most Misses Corine and Louise Ward, and best equipped schools in the ho have been visiting their sister, State, is what people any who M- seen it know of work, and today. Paul Davenport, Julius would like to add that and will place it id health town Fleming and Jim reach of the of were here last night. look the brought against the town by M. if. Bryan, ii. I., Treasurer, present which The Policemen and chief of Tire Department made their reports. The Board ordered notice given would hear j complaint to listing taxes at the being K. F. Lamb, of amounting to W. King, of I and ordered paid. It. K. of I. T. The Committee met in Raleigh day and re elected lion. K. M. J, Fields, of Raleigh, was elected secretary of the The Central committee was Lawrence, Thursday lira broke out in the lively stable of the building, head of horses A Prompt Settlement. late X. Aug. J, ii. a. White, Greenville, N. C. Deal beg ledge receipt check a i lot of buggies, and ma j to extend The spread to Company, you their several buildings, the my sincere thanks M the Methodist Mag they , , , ., the death claim i f mi those destroyed, the church was . , , ., The was the ii no of the i carried a to H old Hotel at Cam has only days firm I by a cyclone settlement , ,, . , I should the old peoples-. . to the insuring public. Very W. Looking ten or rule there are many of who appreciate the present magnificent proportion of the Green I He tobacco market, From a small warehouse with only one or two very Insufficient price houses we have gone forward now there la not a market on earth possessing more and better lie every way than arc frequently asked how tobaCCO will sell, or how much can we handle market, It safe to say, is in a better position than ever before to lake cure of tobacco and is easily able to handle twice as much us she has ever before sold in a single year, for in addition to our former capacity we have two of the largest steam plant in world now Hearing completion which give us a capacity for handling more tobacco than all of the eastern markets combined have handled heretofore. Such n thing as overcrowding the market is a thing of the past. Under the present we can easily and sell over a quarter i fa million pounds dally. Farmers need not hesitate to bring their tobacco to We arc ready and able lo protect their wham conn-. With banking facilities by no town Slate, and buyer tenting concerns worth millions, we again assert that is absolutely nothing keep us from leading in highest prices, as the quality of our tobaCCO has been parlor lo all other In point of color and texture. Now iii conclusion there no one in bole state mo. e in i In writer in the bright former has for one feels in kl deeply the effects of one tamest in the which lbs speak for than I do, lit are day. have been week in engaging rooms. N. C, Aug., T. Miss Bailie Curtis, of Baltimore, to spend sometime with Mrs. George Moore. Mr. aid Mrs. Lillian A. Lewis moved Into their new residence yesterday. l. W. Arnold who has been visaing Washington returned today. Lucy Barret spout Tuesday afternoon in with Miss Miss Nannie Lang is visit Mis Hill. Miss Battle of Littleton, is visiting her grandfather. W. G. Lang, and other relatives. Miss Ca riot In of Kin- who has been visiting her W. Lang, mis called Tuesday by the illness of her brother. Little Misses Etta tiny Madeline Morton returned today alter a visit lo at Elite Smith, of Green- ville, Lucy Bryant, Saratoga, Mary Lewis, near here and J. Smith came Tuesday to attend the Smith Lang age Mis. T. Smith, of Greenville, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. Barrett. Miss Del; Ma returned home last I . from an extend Visit to Miss King at Greenville. Ian Parker and Harper pat Sunday Snow Hill. B, M. I gone to New tho in business. Miss Moore has been quite sit i,, but is improving. GRIFTON ITEMS. x. c. August Abe was here day. ITEMS. J- the ears Wednesday. J. L. Jr., went to Kin- Tuesday on business. It. C. and O. W. Gas kins returned home Thursday from Norfolk, City and Baltimore after a week's stay. Will of was here Monday. The Nottingham and mill shut down Wednesday for no telling how long. The water in the river is so low they can't gel any down. Arthur Jackson was near Snow says a terrible whirl passed through bis neighborhood Wednesday evening and destroyed everything. new school house recently completely de- of the was found eighty j from where building stood. Tobacco barns oilier buildings were served same. J. L. Patrick returned from n Norfolk, Washington and where he has been chasing goods the firm of Pat- rick Tucker. Mr. Hoyle, a Methodist minister, is here assisting Rev. In a protracted meeting at the Methodist church. who have lost tobacco barns by tire near are K. Laughinghouse, two; L. II. Mumford, one; C. J. Tucker, four. Mr. was doubly unfortunate by loosing two tilled with good tobacco, which with barn means something like two hundred dollars. The farmers are it Their tobacco is crowding them mid fodder is some arc pulling this week. They are in good spirits over the sale of tobacco. The prices for being the and get your dollar. Three Times the Value of Any Other. One Third Easier, One Third Faster. Agents wanted in all unoccupied territory. Wheeler Wilson Mfg Co. Atlanta, Ga S. T. WHITE, Greenville, N. C. TWO YEARS PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID IN OF NEWARK, N. J., POLICY HAS Loan Value, Cash Value, up Insurance. Extended Insurance that works automatically, C. Is Will be re-instated if arrears be pal J within on month while you are living, or within three years after lapse, upon satisfactory evidence of payment of arrears with interest. second No Incontestable. Dividends are payable at the beginning of the second and of each succeeding year, provided the premium for the current year be paid. They may be To reduce Premiums, or To Increase the Insurance, or II. make policy payable as during the lifetime of Insured. J, L. SUGG, Greenville, N. The i ii mil be tO him most earnest hope is that the and will abundantly Clowned With the coming of a golden harvest, if he Tim country boy sigh city and Ire were satisfactory every know it would hold on. n Eight hundred and gel chi mother killed and nearly in- On August The strife is a- on the railways the will be a State sufficient wealth to States within the first three at on to spend of Ibis year is a rear as was the record. 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 their tobacco on my floor, knowing that the more 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 to carry on the business, assisted by best helpers that can be procured, I can make it to your interest to sell at the PLANTERS. Plenty of room to take care of team, and all the farmers who come to stay over night will find ample tobacco if you want best prices. B. E. PARHAM, PLANTERS WAREHOUSE; HUT r. in oM has retired, t Is lordliest all ting. past wore mill ion, Lord I unit will of life allotted three- is doubtless enjoy quiet n land. Hue country i- r lieu I. bill Hut- House, lie Win horn, a.- or bis I In ii. i it, .- i. -i homes of land, It a Wore ; and lull tin- tie die armorial bearing r lions of bay held Ivor s. reared ii In- .; i . l but of that Notable Hi-.- old part., s tile f In iii. t in; s. . Queen Mary. Tin- to tin- until It given by King .;,. in tin- St. at Ely, The bone th prelate u a royal until tin- of Henry VIII. when It n-.-n to crown. i vi. Elisabeth, and there lie under the greater part of Queen Mary In third yaw of the of James I. hi- for the house, manor park of with his minister, Sir Robert of descendant, the present of now owns th Bar ho has entertained at times tho treat the earth in n manner his gnat wealth and The king has been his on no- when of hut only once since he to tho throne. Id which the Mar- will In future spend most of his and where he will entertain his friends as re- a of yore. Is a brick n, extent. It nu built be- tween the mil by earl of Later it Buffered from but was re- In middle of the last Century by the earl. In a Brent part of the west wing wan destroyed by Ore, in which dowager of lost her life. After the n general res- the building loot place. The tin. sides of a square, hollow part turned toward The center is looked upon a tin or the and. although of mixed is highly lo the rye. The wing massive sad lively plain, supported each corn by is feet Tin r is central over tho grand i which Is Io seventy foot high. The third story of the central tower contains n clock and armorial bear- of the r, with the III which .- the pres-it house i. ., . southern front Is ism feet tho center Is foe. Ti.- mi feet mid i in i fret from tho enter. The hull Is spacious and lofty. It leads to gallery. Pi which many i i- hundreds of equally relics of the days when was a favorite retreat for royalty. In the days when Insolence of John made Windsor castle for the Frederick of and Kaiser were visitors at House. Al all times since the present owner the lord of the place an invitation ., II iii.-1.1 has most highly prized. city. The sky and heritage of man, no one ; feels this quite so keenly as the N. Aug. who in youth J. K. Harrington, one of our of the sweets of rural PRIZE Some Reflector Subscriber. The and We ore not so as some of our the In- ported laity beetle from China. Which said to haw cost government about apiece will clean out from the notorious San At the same lime are that this natural enemy lie n factor In tho ravage of the peat should not place mu.-h the can- of this animal should nothing from lo At the lime, win-river is lie by fruit an, it is a well known fact that iii many eases natural are for tin- reduction and suppression of many outbreaks of other animals, . will live and hards scattered over our under the varying tend to keep In check, tin- paid if the Chin thrive in .- sen bus j the tickets are nut. when a No. , ball bearing, rotary . I one at the bank will and lion, drop head S the number the per Sewing Machine, the tho ticket with the of which la MO, and i going same number will be given nut- make a of this splendid chine. fur Its will In- ant as with great iii derived lolls. of elevator In the Is In K in- is some eighty in and grain rule are highly with the I l to u in i i-. . Is in i ii I.- ho i i tho -r-. . In i i.;, mill Th i Into of . -n . i ; i iii I draw In of . I. the i f ii. In work- I-- m market log or other farm t. also In Hi- iii.-;, farmers ,., into buy tools, machinery, ., In e ruble This tho roll with crowding and list other In some p i-. . gross, in- el of New land a few in raise ;. s. . in wheat thickly I -.- . i. then ugh tillage i-. i. tops to vi. III hi sum- . j far o . e. by lo i-i- until p . the Iii a of tin paper. The plan of away tin prize is a We ticket, numbered consecutively, be If you are n to Tun now good nine to pay in a ticket for even dollar paid. The more tick- et you got the larger of the 1st t you have the machine, every person who on sub If yon do not n . i. time to subscribe, or i he home mid gen. will be given one of these news, the same time tickets, Those who pay get one ingot Hue sew- ticket, and so machine. the It matters whether you tickets sooner some- mi tip luck body ill gel the . Tell dues or a new paying your neighbor about and get in every dollar the and a ticket. Everybody knowing anything e blank ticket ha been sent sewing machines knows that I poison outside the Stale Wheeler ft Wilson is bent. , , In s. e ii have its number to be , shown o to me inn This sum in- numbered, no s. i inn Is . I el in another envelope Ii. Iii lie p in 11.- I in in; I Mil -11 I III I e. . iii , In s, -.-ii lime r winks, line this Ma- .-- BALL. A voting course lakes nil tin him You thing v. pi IT OS H III at the palace, and It Is said that lie was when the news of Ids that accession to the crown took 1st the stately hall. A few years became young conveyed to hi sister, the Elizabeth, relic of former days at I served, th j by Queen and by Bit Ike Brat earl of of the notable part of the boa Is grand n of by t aid j has Ova landings. On Wills I portraits of the by lady. Vandyke, and A marble bust of Lord la over the to tho dining hall. The dining hall In which Falls- bury nae is most In It ll Is noble hung tine and In the pail has seen many a great gathering of notable people. The marble hall, by la paneled with oak. lined with rare old tapestry by orb window, is another notable feature of the house. Here among the armorial bearings, badges, decorations and relics ore two banners presented to the own- of by the Duke of Welling. ton. They were part of the spoil brought from Paris In In tho library the oak cradle of the original 11.11 . of Sir Cecil declaring of of England. . I in m If risks If ii trill v; a four college if II In- has h n re a. i I. . In the money In any- ill better than n tonal training. Ian rap lose u ,. . do. the have borrow more -ii gel through. world h always on for men with minds man with college will be In the lead.- Willie what does ons It near Willie. n thoughtful Then, ton and papa be th- bloodiest I've got The Wakes vie I p. I fell W I . pi; live . mi as r-11 n. i. ma m r.- a M. or lo kilos Why, day, s Burs as brought in- hem pup. I tors my pi hut, oh, I. its The .; ms up me he's s t., a . i. day. half my out h sot I might It. ti. in- lip up. I my hut. Oh, hole iii.- wakes mt I'm always th ant arts nut I Se sot lo do I sin l no I ran I'm a boy likes to a Abed until lo sup. Of my pa. but I Don't that man that wakes me up. William Wallace inn. Irritation bill which passed the by the Is con- u ill in it opera I Ion Itself better than s. farm i-v. is nothing more than ex- lens of the act which are dry and fertile productive, of this Improvement has t i. Is by iii Tin ii e gives ten years In eh to pay It back. It is shown that, It is hoped to ultimately tract land, tin. process must under lb most conditions the west very low, 2.000,000 a.-res a year should reclaimed and this is lour times under the bill Just it would lake mi., year to reclaim Hint port of tho can Irrigated. This would I a addition of laud in nearly I i . our lion. Tills would b- taking hall . ;. n up, for an area to tin- single state , slow ii i- lab . I I. II. . fill Again, ii la bin tho sun Ins pr is of . ;. in , in . tuns , , the orient st. , -1 p. I. a Mitchell Ti line. r. known for as ed Harden park. Mr, is well known in. chief for n years or proposal ii.-it tho do u extinction of American bison. lie has been u hunter and trapper most of his life a a of Kansas Hi 1- i I here Is In-.- belief than make and in poultry, silts Mrs. Mar. I tablespoon very twenty chicks morning and eight mixed with lb food. I also crumbs all ex- food when mixed with equal of i the cracker factory for cent per pound. j. familiar the the buffalo and noted with much regret th- rapidity with which of plain was passim- away, Mr. Jones was largely Instrumental In .-, curing tho appropriation f , .- a In it meat will lie laid -I, flora Who The roe, Tall. . A Norwegian boy up, be- one of the In the for Is other race of big as the Norsemen. The lap. land on tho contrary, very toll, although ho Is right next door geographically to tho Norwegian. OS than sail, Hi In . , ii, no doubt, hat o iii. any other which pork or bacon baa boiled be almost to them a poison.

At the end of last year it was shown by facts and figures that the ,; i led the whole market by over a quarter off a pound for the entire season. This year the Sales Committee selected the a Sr Hot Weather Clothing Is FAR to open the new reason with the first sale, and our prices on that day have already told their tale. We take this occasion to thank our To every in the past given us their patrons a one, rich and poor, without distinction, we are pro- and to past record w point with and the consciousness of having 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. rt backing this assertion we have the best facilities of every kind. Mr. this year will look exclusively after the sales. We have secured the services of Mr. W. hi. Jenkins, that veteran warehouseman of the Henderson market, whose smile and cordial hand shake s pleas- he has remembered by many of our farmer friends. For twenty been connected with the warehouse business of Henderson and thoroughly it from start to finish. He assist, and as auctioneer will see that no pile goes it has reached the top notch. Mr. W. H. will have charge of the office and sec 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 guarantee you fair treatment, honest weights and the cream of prices at iii times. Thanking you for past favors and hoping be remembered by you again, we are Your friends, JOYNER PROPRIETORS, And many have availed of Um You'll like the weight. Um fit. the the color and the Serges from Up. Men's Wool Crash Suits Up. Cool, dressy, hie-and all both cheap and economical. Money awaits every customer. as all I he our Clothing. our and our Prices right. Come now. We have Bargains for all. Frank Wilson, KING CLOTHIER. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. NOTICE. If it a MARK in margin of this it i. to remind TOO for we you to lib what YOU owe and hope you will not wailing for it. in for those who find the on their paper. Have candidates seen the hand- writing on the wall and stopped coming out. J. C and W. A. Taylor, about VI from town, a tobacco barn by tire Thursday night. Gold Watch are ottering an excellent to win a tine gold watch free, In i-a at Racket Store. V. H. i I and ll a happy owner over um of the bird. he y has been made that courting by telephone comes high. We know of one boy who got a bill a talk. Dr. Hyatt will be in Greenville at Hotel Bertha Monday Tues- day, Aug. 18th and 10th, for the purpose of treating diseases of the eye act fitting glasses. Election The State Board of Elections has appointed the Boards for the counties. Those for Pitt county are F. O. Harding J. S. Smith, Democrats and It. Ward, Republican. The Daughters. The Daughters were very delightfully by Mr. and Mrs. E. A. at their home Thursday evening. The of Mrs. Cozart and Miss Wilson, added much to the pleasure of the Delicious grapes and peaches were abundantly set veil and great- enjoyed by all present. Trestle on Fire. The passenger train for ville left on time Friday evening, but when a trestle ahead was discovered on Ore. The train backed to Parmele and took on a working crew, re turned to the scene, put out the fire and made repairs to the trestle. It occasioned a delay of some over an hour. The following wedding been Mr. and Mrs. Amos G. Cox request your presence at the marriage their daughter Rosa to Mr. R. Hugh Wednesday evening, Aug. nineteen hundred and two at eight thirty o'clock Baptist Church North Carolina. PERSONAL NOTES Brief Mention of People Met With In the Social World W. II. Cox, spent; today here. Mrs. H. of Wilson, in visiting Mrs. E. A. T. ll. Queen Wednesday evening from Newport News, V. Miss Maggie Hammond went to; Winterville Wednesday to i visit friends. Miss Maggie left morning to spend sonic weeks Pilot Mountain. Miss Margaret Clark, of Wash-1 who has been visiting Miss Mary James, left this morning. Miss Clara of Eden- ton, who has been visiting Miss Nell Skinner, left this morning. Rev. J. B. of Rome, came in Wednesday evening to visit his brother, E. B. Miss Lina Sheppard returned Wednesday evening from a visit of several weeks to Philadelphia Wilson. Miss Blanch Burroughs, of Ports- mouth, arrived Wednesday even- to visit Mrs. Z. T. Vincent Mrs. J. White. Miss Mary of and Miss Olivia Watson, of Clinton, who have been visiting Misses and Bertha Patrick, left this morning for their homes. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers Miss Annie Harris, of Hunt- W. Va., who have been visiting at Falkland, took the train here this morning for their home. Misses Mabel and Julia Eberstein, of Miss Helen of and Miss Martha Tripp, of Washing- ton, are Mrs. F. C. Hard- Jets loft Thursday evening for J. Jr. came in day evening from Norfolk. Miss Irma Cobb left Thursday for to visit friends. B. C. Pearce, Jr. returned Thursday evening from Wrights- ville. Glasgow Evans, who has been here, left this morning for Scotland Neck. Mrs. L. H. and left Thursday evening for Hi if Inn to visit T. M Moore, of Roanoke who has been visiting in this section, returned home this morning of has the of superintendent of the Greenville Knitting Mills. Miss Bessie Sledge and brother, Willie, of Tarboro, who been visiting their Miss Nellie Pender, returned home today. 1902. J. B. went to today. K. B. Higgs came home today from Seven Springs. Mrs. J. S. Norman this morning Parmele. George of came in this morning. Mrs. T. R. Moore returned to- day from Seven Springs. Rev. F. A. Bishop left this morning for W. B. returned Friday evening from New York. Miss Julia Harriss to el to visit friends. Mrs. J. R. Walker left this morning for Hairy Skinner came home Fri- day evening from Raleigh. J. S. came home Fri- day evening from Goldsboro. Prof. W. H. left Fri- day evening for Seven Springs. Miss Tunstall returned this morning from a visit to Kins ton. Miss Jennie Newell, of Greene county, is visiting Mrs. W. II. White. Mrs. It. J. left this morn- to visit friends in Rocky Mount. left this morning for a visit to Scotland Neck. W. H. Johnson has moved to one of the new buildings treat of the railroad. Misses Lena Mary Harris this morning for a visit to Washington. Hiss returned this morning from a visit to Beaufort and Ki on. Miss Bessie Harding, who is near came home j Friday evening. Mrs. R. M. Starkey Mrs. left Friday eve- lug for Miss Bessie who has been visiting Mrs. Edwards, left Friday evening. Miss Marks, of who has been visiting Miss returned home today. Mrs. Sarah of who has been visiting her sou, W. II. Hobbs, returned home today. Daniel left this morn- for Dunn, from there he will go to Creek lo school. Clever George Hawks is back in charge of the passenger after a vacation at Virginia Beach. Miss Phillips, of Kins- who has been visiting Katie Tunstall, returned home Friday evening. Miss Gertie who has visiting her sister, Mrs. J. R. Walker, left this morning for V. II. and Miss of Wilson, who have visiting their uncle, E A. returned home today. Miss Daisy Winston, Warren Salisbury, who have been attending the house party at took the train here this morning for their homes. Bis Work. For the first mouth of his term in office Mayor II. W. turned over to County Treasurer J. Cherry for the school sum of lines imposed in the Mayor's court. Tho lines and costs together daring the footed up New Firm. II. Bro., of Haiti- more, arc opening a general dry goods here one store of the Phoenix building, where Baker Hart formerly Kent. This firm, who have a large Jobbing house in Baltimore, have also re a brunch store at Dunn, this State. Tiny do a large business. 150.000 Today. Tho Greenville tobacco market hail line break today, there being about sold, All the warehouses had a good share. A number of farmers were heard expressing themselves as greatly pleased prices. warehouseman buyer on the market feels an interest in making tobacco bring high prices and all work together to that cud. There is not a market any where than Greenville. An office boy who often proves to be one. on Today at the Big Store-Cash House of Greenville Mid-Summer 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 Goods. Come and get some bargains. Underwear Prices cut on the whole line. dozen Men's colored Sea Island Percale Shirts, detached cult's, worth SI, dear- i sale price, TC Umbrellas Natural wood. and Cony's crook handles, fast black, worth and -penal sale price. Corsets. and put them in at the one price. Celebrated makes. Sizes lo Mattings and Mo All goal one price. yard Clothing. i-3 per cent off on all Spring and Sum- mer Clothing. Extra good values in Serges, Mohair, Sicilians and Alpacas. Come early while last. Red Spreads. per cent cut on all Spreads. II II NOTICE 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 new neat figures and stripes; good values at and Clearance sale Sheer Dimity Exquisite new patterns, stripes and floral pat- terns values at Be and sale ice, India Linen and Can't be matched in any city fur less than above prices. Special sale price, 1216 Men's Shirts Detached Cuffs, rode, clear- Q, sale price, Calico, Yard. yards Calico, only ten yards to the customer. Low Cut Shoes All caught in this mammoth slaughter sale. Profits nut of. They must go while this hot weather lasts. Our and lino, all styles, warrant ed solid leather, Undershirts Drawers Egyptian Combed yarns French woven neck, double breasted drawers. .- Clearance sale price, -5 Lace Curtains. Worth and 1.75, extra length, ft. long, very surely worth and 12.76. Special price, Armour Soap. Lasting and Fragrant, worth sale price per oaks, Spool Cotton. I. Spun Cotton, per spool. The Most Sweeping of Keen Prices Get in the Main Squeeze. Come Early C. T. Big Store Greenville. N C

Have You Forgot Pills THAT I AM STILL CARRYING AN UP-TO-DATE LINK OF What Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware AND A NUMBER OF THING in ware, , AM UNABLE TO MENTION Come to see me for your next Barrel of Flour Yours to please- Jas. B. White. he days of misery. sad cassia hast to tat be They set t SICK HEADACHE, cause the food to assimilate and sour- the body, keen appetite, DEVELOP FLESH and solid muscle. Elegantly coated. Take No Substitute. CARR For Lochs, Hinges, Doors, Windows, Paints, Rope, Collars, Shovels and Car- Tools, to Next to Ricks Wilkinson. Successor to Ormond Tell Your V, DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. A convention of the Democratic party of Pitt county is hereby cull ed lo meet in the Court House in Greenville Thursday, August 1903 at II o'clock A. M. for purpose of nominating dates for the Legislature the several comity offices Township primaries will lie held at the usual meeting places in the townships August sited, at o'clock P. M. for the par pose of appointing delegates and to raid county the nomination of candidates Justices of the Peace and Con- tablet also to elect a Town- Executive Committee. The number of delegates and alternates each township will be entitled lo is as i Beaver Dam Bethel Carolina l Content Falkland IT WILL rill a Kl hall lull of with your throat of Ian it will curs a acre AM Keep Thai place lo get the best Fruit Jars is at our store, have them in different styles sizes at prices sis low as the lowest Then as usual we are for the Best of Everything In the Grocery Line Gel your table supplies from and are sure so have the best. and CHEESE ON ICE. THE NEW fact always in your For Cuts, Mashes and all Open Sores, you need only to apply a few times and the and inflammation will be conquered and the wounded flesh healed. To get tho beet results yon should saturate n piece of soft doth with tho liniment and bind k upon wound at you would a poultice. COe. 01.00 n bottle. Steamer leave Washing- ton dally at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily M. for Washington. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York Boston, Aurora, South Creek, Swan Quarter, Ocracoke and all for the West with rail- roads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line and Chesapeake 8.8. Co. from Baltimore. Mer- and Line from Boston. July 1st the steam Guide will leave Washington at B a. in. Tuesday, Thursday and Sat- for and Ocracoke and will leave coke at a. m. for and Washington on Mon- Wednesday and Friday. The steamer Hatteras will leave Washington Saturday nights at during July August, for Ocracoke. CHERRY, Greenville, N. C. J. B. District Supt. Washington, N. C KEEP AN EYE ON .;. TOUT fowls use Mustang your tow Is first sign of it or other CHURCHES. every Bun- day, morning and evening. Pray- Wednesday evening Rev. J. N. Booth, pastor. Sunday- school a. m. M. A. Allen superintendent. every Bun lay, morning and evening. meeting evening. Rev. H. M. pastor. Sunday school a. in. L. H. Pender, thin , Rev J. B. Morton, pastor Sunday- school a. m. E. B. so- 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., W. B. Brown, superintendent. Litany every Wednesday a. in. Christian Preaching second, and fourth Sunday in each month Prayer meeting Wednesday night. Rev. P. W. Davis, pastor. Sun- day school P. M., W. R. Par- superintendent. regular service LODGES Greenville Swill Creek I ,. court inti i I. A. J. Tin ill. Milling VS. . noon as I . noun Tl i- C. I. Co. The defendant Prank C. w lake notice that an entitled a has com- before A. a if ace i fur r ; N. In i . ti i on ll -ll III . I mat , . i i. II I . J,. . iii . . iii o'clock Ml. Tl and an- . nail the In lion, or r i the pain- i I. I'M. tin July, I H. I. M P. WHEN YOU WAST Dry Goods, Groceries, Confections, etc., go lo Mrs. L. H. WHITE, Black N. C. Has f lo produce fur cash or in ii for Summons for Relief. ii In I I i V ,. . null , Mary I ll I . .- J. O. IN American and Italian Marble N, C. Wire and Iron Fence Sold. work and reasonable and p sent on Notice to Creditors. in u In-fore tin i t-.-i as will inn t. v. ail. and L-ll iii i i. led me, l h i r- holding aim th in William Whit, head, In i-ii for payment I i iii, on l lore day I Kl, till- Bill I. . ll All n lit, i are urged lo make hi to me Tin- II By order of the Democratic Committee of County. ALEX. L. Blow, W. L, Sec'y. Cuba contains about, but very little in ore than, the Same of square miles as North Carolina. Its population as to number of inhabitants is about the same. In development, outside its sugar and tobacco and sugar plan- by no means approach North Carolina. And yet- it is estimated that revenue will be required to the gov- of the island the next fiscal year. North Carolina raises less than four millions of a year for all slate, school and county purpose, Including Inter- est on state and county debt pensions, this even leaves an taste in the mouth. What the Cubans can do, by way of government, require twenty- -even millions, or seven times more than North Carolina, we A R K V U L attention to details in our Job Depart- is shown in the high class of work we are turning out. We have the best equipped office and do a class of printing hardly in tins section. If you are particular as to the quality of your printing, we want your work. We give you the best. has . I . ,. d mull lo the s. . tin. i US, Superior ,. a s. ;. I. lit It-rat you i and or first and mi to make pp mice as hen In re- r the pin lift will . I for till-rebel In North Carolina's Newspaper. In Carolina Pin County M. I. Polls. K. P. Pollard, ill lint as in tin- Superior Put to n upon In nm ll.- will Ink.- In- is to appear at the nest of said i. be held ob Brat in ill in N. I., to In said action, plaintiff will apply to ll iV In lie I. EVERY DAY IN THE YEAH. CALDWELL J. P. CALDWELL, Editor. VI AH. Receives the largest telegraphic news service delivered to any Washington and Atlanta, and its special service is the ever handled by a North paper, THE SUNDAY eon- of hi or more pages, and is to a large extent made up of original mailer. printed Tuesday and per year. The largest in North Carolina. copies on application. Add i Charlotte, N. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Broken In Stocks. Cotton, Grain nod Private Wires to New fork, Chicago and New Orleans. Is your supply of getting ii is, send us your order. PRINTING of all kinds in latest styles and best workmanship. A Necessary Precaution. Don't neglect u cold. It is worse limn unpleasant, ii dangerous. By using i Minute Cough you can It at once. Always clears the us the Cures coughs, croup., throat lung troubles. -ale. Act Children like It. L. Wont. A Wilier says when a day seems to have passed in spend not the night it. Let it seek grave of thou other mistakes Of the years, and sleep that the work of morrow may be fresh- grasped, not your strength energy iii erecting stones over your dead errors, but put all you have left of what is to lie join only monument that will character. The God who has for the sands and the high hills will surely not lie impatient with you, The . I for Malaria Chills and 1- s bottle of Chill Tonic, ll i. iron and in a No run in. Pay. Poultry Fancier Free. The Dixie fancier, published by R. at is a page monthly journal exclusively poultry, a subject in which people are more profit and interest. We will send the Pander fir a year to any subscriber lo who a year's in advance liming this I'M Know are Taking hill Tonic lbs la II Is simply Iron and in a No can. no pay j- II a Tonic There are when your liver a tonic Don't give purgatives gripe weaken. expel all poison from act as tonic lo tin- liver. W. Highland are. Milton, Pa., I hare carried H, Mule Karly me for several years and would ml lie without and easy lake. Purely vegetable. never gripe or distress, L. Woolen, According to a recent census bulletin North Carolina farmers increased their investment in live stock during the last ten years 17.8 per improved farm per use of Commercial fertilizers 55.4 per cent., while the value of farm pro- ducts increased 58.1 per cent. increase in the value of farm pro- ducts is attributable in good meas- to a larger and more judicious use of commercial and Improved and machinery, thus supplying a loss Otherwise resulting from irregular or unreliable labor Post. Ills While last month Id boy was poisoned by some we'd says W. ll. Dibble, of Sioux City, rubbed poison oil Iii- into his eyes and a while we were afraid be would lose sight. Finally a neigh- Witch Halve. The Brit application him in a few days he was as well as diseases, cuts, burns, scald, wounds, biles, Hi Win's Salvo is cure. piles at Beware of Nits. Julia I,. Woolen. Notice. To the Democratic voters of Pitt Bounty. I take this method of log my candidacy for the for Register of Deeds of Pitt county subject of course to the ac- of the Convention when it meets. I nave been a voter since 1871 and have always tried to do my whole duty ii good loyal Democrat nm if Dominated and elected I v. ill try to preform the duties of ll office to the utmost of my ability. Thanking my friends In advance for I heir support, and awaiting tin- notion of the I am the best interest of the party. Very truly, J. L. AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. Industrial Education A combination of Theory and Practice, of Book Study and Manual Work in Engineering, Chemistry, Electric- Mechanic Arts, and Cotton Manufacturing. Full courses short courses special courses Tuition and room, a board, a month. students. New buildings for Write for Booklet Pay at the A. M. Pres. GEO. RALEIGH. N. C. II is did for t stomach To My lends. I i II you I was my for several months. Upon advised lo use word, .-an not tell the good it dons A had dyspepsia to that in- had triad most everything. told him to use Words of gratitude have lo ma from him because I it.- Geo. W. Iowa, and of mind and on normal of the live organs. the great ionic, cures all bowel troubles, Indigestion, any good Take a dote alter rue L. Woolen. TRINITY COLLEGE, DURHAM, N. C, Offers graduate and courses of v library i equip- a gymnasium. Number students bled years. Large of awarded annually. Loans made to worthy very moderate. For D. W. NEWSOM. Greensboro Female College N. C. Literary Business Courses Schools of Music, Art and El Literary Course and all Living Expenses, per Fall session begins 10th, For apply to LUCY H. ROBERTSON, We promptly U. 1- PATENTS to For fir. to At the Vance colored men the Only one white delegate present and he did . . but rate, -DEALER IN- A GENERAL LINE OF in Also ii nice Line of Hardware. TO SEE ME. J. R. COREY. A. F. A. Lodge. No. meets first and third Monday evening. R. W. M., J. M. Sec. K. River Lodge, No. meet every Friday evening, W. H. O. C. L T. M. Hooker. K. of R. S. LO. O. Lodge, No. meets every Tuesday W. N. O., D. D. Overton. Se. R. A. Zeb Vance Council, No. 1606, meets every Thursday W. Wilson, Secretary, J. S. Tunstall, Regent. A. O. Council, No. meet every first and third Thursday night In Odd Fellows Hall. J. X. Gardner, Worthy D. S. Smith I. O. Conclave No. meets every second and fourth Monday night in lows Hall. W. B. Wilson D. S. Smith Sec, DEALER IN- N. C. The Stock complete in every de and prices as low as the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA The Head of the State's Educational System . . Academic Medicine, men., Law, One and eight Free on to tent hen mid win of Loam for the needy. New Water Heating System. II trim begins September F. P. VENABLE, President Chapel Hill, North Carolina The Baptist Female University in or th the New y Four j y t Te. h- well f . Mini. Fae- men . ii- I fur by i v and Fall y all per Session f; Dr. D James, ATLANTIC COAST LINK TRAINS Mar ti. Ar Mount Lt Wilson Leave Lt Ar is i-l am pi rs st p. ft MM t B II m KB AM P t a is t u it at s n t m i NU Ai Li Lt Lt I IT I I I it la a m r m ft ail a AM rM lb t It l am lit ft I IT PM tit I St t II at at III list I M I IT Wilson Ar Tarboro Tarboro Lt Rocky Ar Main ton SO p m 1241, n ford p in. p TO, arrive p III pm, om Baa m, S s m, Springs m, a. Mills St am, in, Mills S St p n Bed Springs t ii in, Maxton t p s r at Connections with Mt t with the Carolina Central Bed Springs with lot Red railroad, at with the Seaboard Air Una sod Southern Railway at Gnu with the Durham Charlotte Train Rosa l I S p m. am. Or. OR t pm . s m. I M s a. at ass. M am. Trains us a a a n p m. m and at p m. . u I., ISM is and Tarboro dally M p m, T a it. and J, a am. Sal. Train OB Midland N C dally, Sunday, M a at, a I s in, r. Sunday. Ilia, I at t m. Train lean Mount sum p Bops M lease Sprue Hops ll so p II a st Us. If a at. Stop dally Train ob Clinton Warsaw rot Sunday. a and I It Sm. leases at a at id p St. ell point. Nona daily, all rel Asa Ll. M. Pass. Agent J. K. T. K. High Grade JOB here. Bend us j out order. ll a Year D. J. TRUTH TO GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1902. NO. e a y and a Year Ricks Wilkinson The Announcement GOOD RESULT OF THE INSTITUTE iF great in every of our created n sensation, visited as through out the week. Were it not for feet that our original stock was so enormous, we should have been entirely clean. out by this as it is, we still have a good stock of sizes and styles, can lit and please every man and boy who is in search of fine apparel. We cannot promise you, how- ever, that this important sale will be of j in fad, some of the lots I are likely to lie closed tint any Men's Sack Suits, originally priced and now Men's Sack Suits, originally priced now Men's Sack Suits, originally priced and now Men's Sack Suits, originally priced and now Every Straw Hat in Stock is Marked Down One Half. Yon will find in our Haberdashery rare bar- gains to match our suit prices. Rich Wilkinson Bethel High School BETHEL, N. C. A strictly first class Fitting School for young Men and Young women. Thoroughly equipped, Strictly non- Denominational, and Coeducational. Prepares for College, for Business, and for Life. Between pupils this year. Hook-Keeping, Commercial Law, Shorthand, Typewriting and Music. course is under experienced and fully competent teachers. to Hoard at to 7.00 per month. BETHEL HIGH SCHOOL is situated in one of the most beautiful and healthful locations in Pitt county. session September I. For cat- and full information, address J. W. SHERRILL, Principal. d. i mm, Editor Will you please allow me your paper to say a few words about the recent institute for the colored teachers of Pitt county. I have attended several institutes for the colored teachers, but this one was the best of them all. needs no com- at my hands, every- body knows he has been the right man in the right place ever since he has the schools of Pitt county. Prof. is to lie commend ed for the manner in which performed his duly in the ii to Prof. Bruce he is a competent teacher and a wise lead- of the race. I think speak the sentiment of every teach- that attended the institute that he gave just such advice as the nice needs. The education of the does not of a knowledge of text books but of mural and industrial training. When the learns that education is not intended to make of them, but better citizens, then will have learned a lesson that will be of benefit to Prof, did not make himself what he is by We approve the advice given by those white gentlemen who ad- dressed us during the institute. They gave some plain, practical advice. IT the had taken such advice twenty years ago as was Riven us during Institute, we would have better to day. if the sixty will soon be at work in the various; parts of the county will teach as they have been taught, and learn the youth the race to move in their own appropriate sphere, and that sphere is not pol- nor social equality, is not an intelligent in Pitt county that social equality. Hut we want social contact, by coming in contact with white during this institute we learned more of what is ex peeled of us. I that the while people are the true friends of the intelligent and If the white people will protect the his life and property rights, I do no why the is not in a fix than he has been since C M. A. After the Battle-------roll call, After heavy selling Lots. And broken lots mean broken prices, and that is why are having a Great Reduction Sale . All Summer Goods are marked down at special prices for special selling. Lawns, Dimities, Shirt- waists, Parasols, Fans, etc. Special lot Slippers and and Children's. Some of these are We give you your choice for A word lo the wise is better than a Webster's to the otherwise. Attend this Sale today and get your share of the bargains at Half Gallon, per dozen, Quarts, per dozen, A Word of Warning. and then lo remain in its lobby until all favorable It as a secured, is the of the North Carolina Liquor Dial- Association. Christian voters North Carolina, we look to you of course, the religious newspaper exhort on the subject of tern There is quite an up lifting of the eyebrows, however when the editor leaves the high road of dull abstractions and els the more direct avenues which pass through practical legislation The said uplifting of the eyebrows tells a tale which is not particular- refreshing to the lovers of truth and righteousness. ago, certain ones took the so called principle of of Church and State, Should be a certain kind of dressed it up as a scare- crow, and set it in the field truth to scare away conscience. So to do your duly in the present sit- Christian it has been custom some races To the White People Pitt County, The people of Pitt county know my position In public their interests, but view of the fact that of my friends have a desire that I be a can for the like to see me in the Legislature, I make the following statement. I fat or The distribution of school money according to taxes paid by the newspapers to tremble when it was necessary to write the taxation economy, in- stead of a special tax. v. . . word and of that win re- good church members have Here the people of many of the afraid to carry their religion oppress them. Laws politics, and vole for men that can be understood. principles rather than parties Now is the lime when it be hooves every voter A reform of the jury system and pay jurors. Belief court witnesses. Mason's Fruit Jars. J. B. Cherry Co. The Only Department Store in GREENVILLE North Carolina to disregard the A later contract law scarecrow and march boldly into of farmers. very of the field of truth , Better disposition of our con. is extremely Important voter know. if j the man for whom he voles and j remedies be had otherwise know him as a lover of honor and ; Now if the people of Pin county , truth of best interests of see lit to nominate and elect me I his man. will serve them as I can, Why do we say this Bead the Lower House of our private circular which the Liquor A of North Carolina has sent out, and yon will wonder. We have not space lo publish but will give extracts; HORRIBLE DEATH OF CAST-OFF DAUGHTER OF RICH PARENTS DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. In a lonely house on Long Island near the summer home of the Pres United Slates died one day this week a who formerly moved in good New York Brooklyn and who at time of her death had wealthy relatives living these cities. This woman lived and died all alone. knew any- thing about her or who her family were. She died of starvation the effects of excessive drinking, Her neighbors say the house rent was paid money sent her re- by one in the city of New York, but by whom no one IN N. C. Cotton Bagging and hand Fresh goods kept constantly hand. Country produce Bold. A trial will convince you. D. W. THE GREENVILLE CO. Better Literature for the Young. While our attention is being con- called to the demoralizing of cigarettes and strong , , dunk, and while there is a right for ,.,,, eons war tare raging against these; , ,, ,.,, drunkard that her family put Notice to Creditors. before the rink as and of John hereby in all persons In- lo Immediate In the all having are train payment on or 21-1 of July. this notice will lie in liar of This 21st day of July, Mil Executrix of the of John Manufacturers of Doors, Sash and Blinds, Interior and Exterior Finishings for Fine Modem and Cheap Build- We solicit your patronage and guarantee to give satisfaction in prices, styles and work. Please send your orders to Co. N. C. not j. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Hugging, Ties and Correspondence and shipments solicited. our strength ting some of the foul, dirty liters- at lire that is read by so many of our boys and girls. Our law makers have seen the evil effects tobacco, have tried through legislation, to put a check upon these two things as concerns boys, but there is a class of literature that is circulating in of our youth that is almost as whiskey or cigarettes. It is what an literature read in has upon us in future life, and is children of today be- Com influenced by typical characteristics of the trashy novels sod Jesse adventure need we be shocked with the char- shown lives of the future man and woman. this nm should engage the at of every parent and every teacher. Brigadier Frederick is confined lo his homo by having undergone an operation for fistula. her this house all and there kept her, supplying her with money enough to complete her run and bring an end to her miserable life as quickly as the vicious, de- grading habit could its work. What a blot upon the Christian and civilization of the can people of this enlightened Twentieth century. Neighbors seeing no signs of life about the place for several forced an entrance in the house and a most appalling sight met their a mattress one corner of the mom lay the woman. was alive, but delirious from the of starvation and drinking, house It her were live dugs living, but in Condition, and two had evidently died of starvation, Two dead chickens were near the bed which the woman and several live ones in other of Orders for JOB are solicited, . A of Democratic party of Pit county is hereby call- ed lo meet in Court House in there Thursday, August 1902 at o'clock A. M. for the purpose of nominating dates for the Legislature and the several county Township primaries will be held at the usual meeting places in the townships August 23rd, at o'clock P. M. for par pose of appointing delegates alternates to said county nomination of candidates for Justices of the Peace and Con- stables and also lo elect a Executive Committee. The number of delegates and alternate- each township will be entitled to is as Heaver Dam Bethel Carolina Falkland Harm vi He Creek My order of Democratic Ex- of County. L. W. L. Sec'y. what time or place education will bear him out better than any- thing Com. to Cotton Growers. The inn only yard.-. of and six to each cotton. The buyers belong- to this have to put a penally cents on each bale that has an excess bugging aid The Bank of Chapel Hill has annual of twelve per cent. Perhaps no of industry oilers more lo men now than architecture. The young Noam acquiring an special master in high N C ran Promise ti i ti r . if he should The Retail in ,. ,,.,,,, ., ,. . ,, ., ,. I eater What have heretofore is facing . ,. . , . . , professions. I here been organ zed m this i,. , ,, men who th of turn. State association the-.,,,. , ,,,,., i , , , , . . ,. I such practical things often halt on League, having ., . ,, . S. i of concluding is,,, ,. J . . new in t nine v pushing ,. , ., , . . , , . ,. what a work, eliciting local ., . .,.,, man proposes to do he in comity in the state ,.,.,.,,, n, , ., I, . ,. . , . . One does not know at keeping their doings public y. To meet this issue and make a campaign against this organized force which seeks the I ruin of the retail liquor business, we must be prepared to enter the Held and wage a vigorous lion against this enemy. . . . Resolved, That the following be made By-Law of ibis Here follow Ions as- Retail Liquor Dealers bar nun resident Wholesale Liquor Dealers and brewers annually non- resident Cigar Dealers 175.00 an- also a that members the Association In ordering goods give prefer- to which pay their The membership of this is responding to this matter, and we trust as you are deeply Interested us we are in you will forward for 15.00 once, as we put ourselves in to the vital Issue before nominations a i e made the Legislature, and The Psalm of that is of woman is of but a few days and full of trouble, for the trust is his mooter. day of infancy In the moving of he his tired body to sleep a trust made cradle. His nourishment is trust made food. At noon he the trust at Starvation wages. In the evening he is sick of a fever. Behold, he is attended by a trust takes trust made medicine, and only to ed a trust Behold, he is altogether wretched I Argument Which Both After showing what a lino thing trusts are for public, the makers of the cam- text book to demon- how the administration is . going to smash continue on vigilance until it ton shall met i adjourn, S. T. Chin ii A. A. D. Cab smith. Now, ii any man can read the above and nut f l Impressed that it is bis duly to know the legislator for votes, we at pack tho coming in favor of the Your Tongue If it's coated, your stomach is bad, your liver is out of order. Pills will clean your tongue, cure your make your liver right, to take, easy to operate. All ere

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