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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

THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. s. o. MR. SMITH DEAD. On U the D. T. j of were lo a bright day, death at the at N. entered the Mr. Ivy Smith took our beloved brother, from his happy family circle. had the two to this in clerking for Messrs. J. H. and Smith, and this year he Judge X. Hill his Intending lo spend at school of his candid C. College in At the the of Justice of North of Hie term he C, u second class Ararat 1902. WHAT DOES JUDGE MILL a sere took off all my hair. I chased a battle of Hair Vigor and ii all my hair back W. D. Marseilles, III. One thing is certain, Hair Vigor makes the hair grow. This is because it is a hair food. It feeds the hair and the that's all there is to it. It stops falling of the hair, too, and ways restores color to gray hair. II N I All If your . one and we sill on a home. Be and name J. c. I'll co., Lowell, Mass. Pays at the solicitation of came to his brother Ivy's With the many friends j expectation of working him myself a Democratic candidate for during vacation. He had not been chief justice of the Supreme court, there but a short while he subject to the of any Slate severely taken the dread- Convention Democrats disease, typhoid, lived that may be held to nominate a about three weeks. candidate In opposition to Judge the of skilled j clans, I I rained nurse and kind A Democratic candidate, subject mother and friends he suffered in- to the action of State tensely death was inevitable. Vilification of the Sooth By a Southerner, composed of democrats, to ma one of the best boys we candidate in knew, ever trying to do hi to Judge Clark. What He never drank, or had bad Judge Hill Has he forgot-j habits, or used profane language that the State Democratic u any degree, often ask met in on July his what was best for hi in there nominated to do for he wanted do right. Ob, Clark as its candidate for Chief I wasn't it heart breaking to sec him suffer, one who was so kind Has he conceived the idea that obedient and esteemed by all it is the policy of the Democratic who knew him, but, Ob he was to nominate a candidate, and too food for this unfriendly world then call another convention to and God in his love and nominate a candidate to oppose the mercy baa taken him to a better candidate already nominated, world above. He had conversed would t not lie suicidal for the with a good many times Democratic party to adopt such a about religion, had two con- method Surely Chairman Sim-1 venations dining his sickness and Fresh Gossip from Near-by Vicinities by Our Correspondents an Reported I r Readers. J is visiting Mrs. S. A. nor of place. Fleming, of Greenville, spent Friday in Hiss Julia i i of Greenville, is Miss Maude Department. NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS NOTES. g CO., Provisions, Country Produce, Fruits, Candies, Tobacco and Cigars. Professor Blend, of Emory col- has an article in The Atlantic Monthly on the question, win. h has brought him into sud- den notoriety kind naturally lo follow a bitter arraignment of the people of the south by a lean for their manner of hand- ling and trying to solve a problem has puzzled minds of the greatest thinkers of sections of i the country. There is nothing too harsh for this professor to say again.-t his own people their treatment , of the Professor charges that the the south is moss sill not advise a course, i tears In his eyes expressed- . , . , , J, . , .-ed and treated lower than a very freely. It Is hard to give ,, him up. twenty two years blooming Into hood, but we do not weep as those who have no hope. Help us to be re- signed to shy will God, nothing in my hand I bring, simply to Thy cross I It is the policy of this paper to stand by the candidates of the Democratic party and it proposes do so now, if the party an- calling another and another candidate in the Held which candidate this paper i to stand by h the prob- It may be that Judge Hill .- u that he has kept wish the political coarse of the State sad is la . , . . ., , ,. , herd to the lender el. wing under Impression that, love has bound heart, the State bes yet n o to . but e n-w is hushed, wans, heart is Still, on hi la resting death's old chill. part. is still . v i- .- a-.- I Uses the times, lad yen will , fall the error that Hems now to hare over- taken you, The convention has bold. Judge Clark has been a the of the I par, by Democrats will Tom comes too late. If you desire the honors of party you the people . ii or you go, Of course Hill does not mean that he nor does he that he expects the endorsement of any other party. He stales that be i- himself a Democratic candidate, A to action of n of Democrats, which i cans of a convention, -Ed no man J Sill's loyalty to bis at that he will not stand that until close the -lay of election. Hill has lost the count of days. He'd Alright when he Bads out. well, i.- about lime for out to out for another royal . glorious lawn, n must w part no his sister It is rumored that the is preparing ti make us a visit, accompanied by hi brother, Prince and Col. his iii-i side do camps, and his second. while in for this o suggest some good work on it part of the now some fellow has found on spirits of turpentine plied freely i- better than com Whiskey fur bile. Bog my; won't a lime He declares that average while man of the south , would sooner kill a than a forty dollar that the j is thought of at all in a gen- say is with the most i lute loathing awl An- other serious cause of complaint by him is that when I el, depot they may not room for the whit's and on they must occupy i their own separate cars. Beach their destination may not the the whites , or rest the can be I divided under- two -ore is of bets and the other is asking more for the along the line of social equality than the n-ks for himself, Every one knows that his charges as to brutal treatment are false. That needs no argument, The leaders of the of the south have refuted them lime and time again. As to his pica for social matter how much may de-ire to as- with the on terms of perfect social equality, he will the do not want to be on these terms with him. On these two subjects this professor should read I he speech of Hooker Washington, President Dudley other colored men of their character and standing. Wednesday evening, Aug. at eight o'clock-, Mr. Bert Smith and Mamie wore married at the home of the bride, which was very tastefully tor the occasion. wedding march, v. beautifully rendered by Mrs. Lillie came Mi. Trunk Davis as best man with Miss Ag- Moore, of honor, who was dressed in pore white organ- and curried pink carnations, came John S, Smith, of Tar- i and Miss of B. Johnson and Miss Smith, both of Greenville; America is not sufficiently civil Miss Lewis and J. Smith. ,.,. Professor We ad- both David Lang, of viM , or Harper, or perhaps the Roland Lang, ,,,,. m, too exclusive him in their N. C., Aug. Again c urge upon our friends who feel Interest in town surrounding community lo bring us the news. We want the outside world to know we arc the land of living and that we are no sluggards. We them to know we are wide-awake and abreast With the and that we are a live, energetic, go-ahead That there is cash here and room for more, in fact we can as inducements for cap- ital as next place going. Po In OS the news friends we will gel there with every leg up and don't forget it. The result of Dane Cooper's tum- from his bike Sunday Is a skinned chin, a bruised lip and a black eye. His seems to be Hie of a will not be to the Hunsucker Cox to friends In town and vicinity, but all are cordially invited to be present at church to witness the Mrs. Bennett who has been at the hospital in Baltimore , for sometime, we are pleased to learn returned last week very by treatment i she received. Mis. f. o. Cos and Master home Saturday from a I visit to Miss i of who had been visiting I the Misses since Friday returned home Monday morning. Misers Lula Lola Stocks, of have been on a visit lo little Miss ti V. Brans, J. U. and wont to Saturday morning. Persons wishing first class dry will bring it or send A. Fair by Monday evening tho Mr Fair the laundry, one of the best In State. Our young friend Charlie Baker, of was here Sunday, Charlie was one of our special friends daring the last of High School s to pros u. -m of the Stat. through Bethel Br for D- New York, visiting friends here this week. W. J. Mayo, of this place, left Friday for he has accepted a position as J. D. of spent Saturday town friends. H. H. Taylor returned from Norfolk Sunday. Mrs. Dr. Grimes Thurs- day and Friday in Everetts with Dr. It. J. Nelson and wife. Miss Novella is visiting relations in Everetts this week. Miss Alice Carson, of this place, is visiting friends in Greenville. Quite a crowd left Wednesday for to be present at tho opening sales of the market for the season. Mrs. B. B. Whitehurst day to visit friends near Which Miss Geneva of Green- ville, is visiting relatives of this place. Miss Wiggs, of ton, is Miss Jennie Lloyd. Miss Rose passed through for Goldsboro to visit Ii lends I here. Mr. of Suffolk, Va., Wednesday night in Mrs. of who has been visiting G. W. Howard and of this place returned home Friday. John of Washington, Friday In town on business Prof. Z. D. of Mt. Olive, spent the past week In with friend. Mr. Elizabeth l i, who been with us the past week, returned home Wed- FARMVILLE ITEMS. N. C, Aug., Miss Mary of Wash- who has visiting Mrs. D. II. Arnold, returned home yes- D. H. Arnold went to Fruit Jars. for YOU bring hack the stuff and get your dollar. A dollar spent us dollar's worth of every time. It It doesn't Three Time the Value of Any Other. One Third Easier, One Third Agents wanted in all unoccupied territory. Wheeler Wilson Co. I Atlanta, Ga- S. T. WHITE, Greenville, N. C. AFTER TWO YEARS PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID IN THE OF NEWARK, N. J., POLICY HAS Value, Cash Value, Paid up Insurance, Extended Insurance that works automatically, and Miss Smith, Greenville. Then came bride who was attired in white organdy an brides roses, beaming on the arm of groom. They were met by D. II. Arnold who solemnly and impressive made them man and Immediately after the marriage they drove lo Mrs. Tom sister the groom, where a very delightful was given them. They received many and handsome presents. The bride is one of sweet- est and prettiest young ladies, and groom is a most worthy young man. We congratulate happy couple and hope their lives may lie one pesos, happiness prosperity, Hit Mitchell, , Aug. yard Charles A In started dot to take u year waked up el the end Of live day, got so licit he look a gun and blew his brains out. It ruse a very Slat. u prominent tanner living As Mrs. die dog, her r. Miss Ida aged sixty, corner house re- the load from the gun Miss Baker died i net ions of even -hades of col- or. So to And his true level he may perhaps have to travel as far as the wild- of the upper Congo. Wilmington Messenger. Wilcox Said lo Giving Way. Norfolk, Vii., Aug. to die for the murder Nellie at Elisabeth City, IN. Jim Wilcox is said to be giving way under the suspense while his life is in the bands of the Supremo He has heard, it is slated, that he will not be given a new and that even if be should got one and be acquit- he be and strain, ii la alleged, baa told on his Is also claimed that he is feigning Insanity an effort to escape the gallows, It Is slated that w ho is a cigarette Send, bus been noting strangely for sonic tine recently we pleased to he will attend next session Ii is seldom Banner Democratic township of the county asks favors, from her putty, but at next convention she will ask the endorsement of L. L. a Suitable candidate lot the General Assembly. Mr. is a farmer of good sound Judgment, keen perception and knows the needs of the farmer and mechanic. He has man- hood lo express his as we take it is well lo discharge the onerous a legislator, Misses and Julia Von- of and Miss Tripp, of Washing- Ion, are visiting Mrs. John D. Cox. G. A. will have two car loads of cotton seed hulls for sale the latter part of the week. if you wish lo be supplied. J. R. Harper little Miss Clara Belle, went to Black Jack Monday and returned Tuesday. Board. J. V. Wright has moved bis family lo Tarboro. Misses Vivian Parker Harper are in the country visiting Miss Miss Bynum, of Greene county, is town visiting friends. Miss Sense has accepted a n . for M. T. Hoc- ton. Mrs. D. C. who been visiting Mrs. William Lewis, returned to home at Tarboro yesterday. Mrs. Dicey Jones Miss Ma- King, of Greenville, spent Thursday night in town with Miss Delphi Belcher. BUCK JACK ITEMS. basing a match. and wife this ITEMS. C., Aug. 1902. Mr. and Mis. Alley House children, Neck, spent with relations and left Friday Great Swamp. i and Grimes returned from the pas, week. They reported u flue lime. Jennie of Scot- land Neck, is visiting Bey. J. J. the delay, ii at him, almost Wilcox has friends who believe him guiltiest mid who visit him fie- jail. this very stale. Bud Friday in II. in on Miss Nobles, Olive, Is visiting Miss Fleming, Wash- Black Jack, Aug. n, Clark and B. Dixon went to Friday. Misses Lucy White and Lula Smith attended in Beau fort last Rev. Mr. Boroughs has been suffering considerable from stick- a nail in his foot, but we arc glad to note he is much improved now. Mr. and Mrs. L. II. White, Jr., went to Wednesday. Mrs. J. W. Dixon has been quite sick for the past days. Cox Marshall Dixon, Clay Root, were here Sun day. We arc glad to note J. K. mt Madison who were shocked Monday are improved. Mrs. Ii. If. White went to Greenville Friday. Amos Clark accompanied by J Miss Lula Smith spent Is Non Will be reinstated if arrears be paid within on month while are living, or within three years after lapse, upon satisfactory i of and payment of arrears with interest. second No Restrictions. Incontestable. I Dividends are payable at beginning of the second and cf eel succeeding year, provided the premium for the current year be They may be To reduce Premiums, or To Increase Insurance, or To make policy payable as during the lifetime of insured. J. L. SUGG, Greenville, Farmers of Pitt and Surrounding Counties. Let me have your attention a moment I have purchased the Planters Warehouse and have charge of it ibis season. I been identified 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 that can be procured, I can make it to your Interest to sell at the PLANTERS. Plenty of room to take care of your team, and all the farmers who to stay over night will And ample Bring tobacco if yon want best prices. To Moor. All.-n Brown . D. W. II. D. J. Ii. Cherry A Co. n. Fender. Baker Mart. it Can. r. s no All. n Brown . ll While. W. P. II. I. B. K V. J. A. Hi J N. 1- A. Din. A Hooker. I. Co. . J. H. I. lira. U Home. Henry T. J. A. Andrews. J. II. Allen II . pi I- u and . II. I. Cow Board II A. V All. ii P. II. n W. B. r. I. M. i. n. a co. T. Whom A- J. I. a- Mr. J. K. I. Smith. it. j. i ii. P J. I. Woolen. H. J. I. A Andrew. is. Cony. Huff. Peter A, r.-M- Hurley. J. R. Cony. PEE, i. T. W. IS. v. II, y. J. T. W. II. W, II. T. A. A. Jr. B. Dudley. J. T. r v W. U. W. II. J. H. v. K. II. V. Joe. . Bin k . V. H whom. J. T. Smith. W. PI. K. I. Ii s. I. Dudley. s I. Dudley. W. II j. r. Ii. B. J. T. II. M. w. I. y. II H. l. horn. W. II. aid I J. T. Smith. . I. Dudley. W. MO I S. I. J. T . s. I. J. T. . W. II. y. W II. s. I. Dudley. w. II. j. T. . J. T. . W, H. I Dudley. so J i. Whom M. a- Ward . K. A- Blow. Ward. PI, A Moor., A Blow. J A Blow. Amount. ml HO mi Inn PEED- To Whom Ai Id Johnson. Honey Johnson. ii. r. Moore. ii. w. T. it. Moon. Raney Johnson. Hopkins. Ii. c. Moore. Harriett Hopkins. Harriett Hopkins. Harriett Hopkins. To Whom I- ll. Duff. no Moore A II. A. White. C Co. Henry Huff. J. X. Hart. Henry lied Oil Co. no Moor. A Henry Huff. If. A. While. c. nil Co. Moore A iv Hooker. Henry Duff. H. A. While. Air. z. no Moore A J. H. While. Henry Duff. II A While, . Henry Huff. Keno Moore A Bra. Henry J. B. White. Moore A Bro. . Red i- oil Moore A ll. Huff. II A Moore A Bro. Henry Huff. J. H. Cherry. to To Whom Issued, T, Kins. Henry T. Miscellaneous. . . Wells n Pumps. Streets and Sewers. r Horst'S. Attorney's Pee. j I l Elections . ---------i Aldermen TI. ii. is Prisoners. . Lighting nil. HI- no c,. J ml hi US Issued, Whom J. N. More A Parker Ii. H. . Willie H. II AND Amount. To When. Issued. c T. K r I. II J. ii. cherry a ;,. I. K. Supply Co . While . II. C. Hooker. J. X. Hurl. supply lo . . P ml. r. It. Wilson. It. I. I. I. It. J. II A Co. II. A Wilkinson.,, Wilson. ll. It. INS, To Issued. W. ii W ll. II II X. A. A. I -in Sr. . S. I. II. P Will. I. W. I. Mini Northern. II I,. J. V. Amount. no Town in N. Term June -v. M. I., H i iv. Hi Hi Hr. . Tux w It. l Ii, White i . hie Ion-, i Hi- i .; . ml I.,. mil Hi- i i I . i mill III- line We. ll,. i. Ii.- In ,.;. N. Ti.-i To Whom I. X. A Parker . X. Peril Move A Parker. M v. it Ben i Pent N. Hurt. Peril Co X. peril N. I X. J. Cobb. Hiker A Hurl . X. Hurl. A Hurl. X. linker A J. N. Jr. Mi To Whom Issued. n. j. ion i. i Bun h A J. P . H. mill h Honk Co. Hook A J. . h Boo A J. P. Co. I. J J, X. II in. . J. ; n a . P. Co. I. H. J . in i. . ii. I. I. II. i I. I i. II. Vial linen . III. Hi. June ii Hi.- i an Mile conic, u Inc I. I'll Nat My t me to j my wire p. a B If I I woman f.-r My and plot for. rue to marry one lie- twin rail on When we Mas. Be as This exclamation rather act is I her to me if I had Ma -.-. m atone, hut Instead that she me to her The twin each go only dress. was a very a .- pun-, tun- Mil. Hose was less so Kn,., pretty I was sure , ill S of her years She still i dolls, she l-ii not the in I should j j m- the one. my arm After a waltz we chatted. She no witty and little sharp, meek an I started a In o short space of time I had n in my companion to he a most won an. and It with much re- Side. eyes. and a of Bidden hair were nil In my ship Why not Hie statuesque, dark beau- my mother would so welcome as a In another week I must Be- company mother to the weekly r.- at then they route to my mother's days. Thus a Meek I saw her f.-ll love deeper sad deeper. Dear little lime, I. What a wile she will lie In make home bright happy- for some one. A fear came over me. and I recalled many where Hose anxious 1.1 avoid me, out consideration for her sister or perhaps to save mo from n went ruder the tori tire this sudden ans- pl. urn I Sew to my mother. mist clean of t, mother dear. love you must help me lo gain James, is not thin sudden Ami those you have mother Listen. This is serious. You will admit Hint so sweet Slid unpretending a girl is now. No words. but do, like Hi- frond mother you lire. go and ask Mm. her My dear child. I will teach yon bow to I cannot . back mi my word. I will to nil, the of a fur all this will, such an Hint I mil her I In put end soon found opp were a colleen and a at . dry home. Win ii t r i. in- band, I saw being, I'll . a I the her ll nil i all before Wei.- In the grounds. The words lay lips l me on . la M . i Is going i. cure I . Hut How and I full ah t . at I. we i I ill.- . i i th there i and the wonderful slit ed enter.-. . My i i full la full love. are mine, you v. i v. your x i n u. , , And Hi-. Wile Wore Diamonds. been that one Inquisitive Yankee Abroad. A curious American arrived in of of court London recently. mi elevated trains, are a few of questions ho asked sin inn Whom Am ll. While. II. f Hooker. W. II. I. It While. IT. II. H C. Hooker. W. II J. it. While. II. C. Hunker. II. II. While. II. C. Hooker, W. II. K, M. N Hart. . K. II. II. c. Is. I., coward. It. While. James B. Whit.-,. who ii arm other in ll I claims popular a wife home who wore mt of Ids earning . lie was I arrested day and his wife mine to .-i . jewel. She shocked in hear lie was s as id thought i Why do blue a prom which will not w din. n nil. in boot slop wear immaculate white aprons i- footwear who them is Muck Why is there no direct landau ha. km are the n I for. yon i, III II low. BUll vole, she friend, I am have of. Too . have her In me, j ho. me In--1 think me as young be. Inn because ;. to ell ll eh After Kiel evolved tors and In one s III in IS III her f j a . were inn S cups. When the the each at no L. Which her own A n. When i i become discolored In Mug M Indoors III bail walk then four or five s in a pan of v water, them em day. lightly and In us way. They will be whit ii very she risked m have in furnish your to so many he I hem t II i;., in I return the lion to Why is in largest of the world not open nil Why do many women straw hats in winter Why can't you break- fast in n restaurant a reason- able after When is any how London I I would untie wife, bill you will I v . ii are Her . II now, though me. I voice, i- more syn name i ml hint, if in a in Ion nil ii you I roll Will III I t Iran . Ml t .- i j- . I I. . I full . . I i n co- II I I. . III n Hi. r II II ll . B. E. PLANTERS WAREHOUSE

at in the Market and First in the Interest of the Farmer. The GREENVILLE 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. F. Man back to his first love. He was the tor of th Greenville Warehouse, and trying others has lea none o good as this, and he is here again to make high prices talk at the old Greenville. R. S, Evans and S. Spain, the other members c t the firm, right at home on the floor of the Greenville, having connected with it for several years. The farmers V. now them and know how hard they WORK FOR HIGH PRICES. The new season is on we are ready for business. If you want the best prices to be had every time bring your Tobacco to the Old The Greenville Warehouse, G. F. Evans Co., Proprietors, Wk ea h COOL CLOTHES Would suit look any cool- if you saved a dollars on If so. look at mil- arc soiling for and In like this want to count and fit is an part. can't very well keep I cool when at coat that down on your favorite- Flannel coats and trousers. Oxford mixed Manuel, just the I for men who want to lie j in hut not in it. If you hoy here, we take the risk. hack if want has spending a few days here left this morning. Mrs. H. IS- Bullock two of Rocky Mount, are visiting relatives lure. Miss Alice Carson, who visiting Mrs. H. A. left this morning for Virginia. Miss Kalie Moore, of Washing- ton, who has visiting Patrick, returned home White Mm and Negro Han on Same Tree. Lexington. Mo., Frank Wilson, THE CLOTHIER. 1.11,1 WM W j THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. NOTICE. If there Is a CROSS MARE In the margin this it is to remind you that you owe for and we you to settle on early as We need what YOU owe us and hope yon will not keep us waiting for It. This for those who find the cross mark on their paper. SHORT LOCAL ITEMS Snap at Home News Put In Few Words for Busy Reader M. Schultz. here was another good nun night, something of a trash mover. Since the rain H are and the ,, of toes increases. Bonn night were caught in the rain before i hey got home from Gold Watch are offering an excellent chance to win a line gold free. at Carr's Racket Store. Harried. On Wednesday the Methodist church at Mr. Falkland -V. Miss Hattie Lee of South Carolina, were by the Mr. Stokes. The bride groom reached Greenville to their home I Mr. Harris is a sou Mr. John S. Harris prominent farmer of Falkland township and of our best Delightful Sermon. Rev. J. of Home, ;., preached a most delightful sermon in the Presbyterian church here Sunday morning. His text was things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to His If any one pres- failed to be comforted by the analysis this grand text, the fault was in the hearing and not in the preaching. Miss Bertie Bunn, of Henderson, sang a solo daring the offertory at the service. Mower Contest. A most enjoyable home was given Tuesday night by Miss Ethel Cheek, to a number of her friends. Miss Ethel and Frank Cheek received. The guests were highly entertained in a guessing Miss Forbes win- the first prize, Alex Blow, the Music was furnished by Misses Forbes and Bagwell, after which refresh were served. Those present were Misses Helen Forbes, Fannie Bagwell, Bessie Haskett, Martha Lee Abbie Smith Katie Wilson, Frank Wilson, Frank Skinner, Dock Home, Alex Bowling, Leon Warren, quiet crowd of farmers took Chariot Salvers and Gales i I from the jail here this morning and hanged The men were the confessed murderers of George Johnson, a popular farmer, who was shot dead while pursuing Salvers Gates after they bad attempted a raid on his chicken coop. The farmers rode drove into Lexington last night and a. hi., their way to the jail. The prosecuting attorney of the county guards were the building but they saw that I resistance to the lynching party l would lie futile and offered none. Members of the party were equip with crowbars, files and axes work was quietly and quickly, started at the opening the cells. and Gates occupied ;,, compartments and nearly half I hour elapsed before both men were secured. With the trembling safely in their possession the crowd j started for the cemetery, three miles from the of the town. Beneath a low tree the leaders led and the crowd formed a circle, with the prisoners in the middle The stillness was hardly broken until the prisoners were asked if they wanted to make any the white not evince one half as much j age as did the He Skinner left this morning j said done the for Baltimore. shooting and that he was to Miss Ethel Skinner left this pleaded for his life but his j morning for Baltimore. j words were cut short and E. H. Thomas returned told to speak. PERSONAL NOTES Brief Mention of People net With In the Social World Monday, Ola is sick today. The editor is on the sick list. J. R. left this morning for Baltimore E. James left Sunday afternoon for Danville. day from Seven Springs. W. B. Greene returned day evening from New York. Miss Mary returned Sat- evening a visit to son- Miss Nina James returned Sat- evening from a visit to Hal- Miss Leona of Greene county, is visiting Miss Emma Starkey. Misses and of Halifax, is Mrs. W. II. Johnson in West Greenville. Captain and Mrs. Barr, of spent Saturday night and Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Ola Forbes. Mrs. J. W. Higgs and children Saturday evening from a visit to her parents at Kinky Mount. J. W. Brown and little daughter, went to Kinston day evening and returned this morning. Mrs. Battle of Rocky Mount, came in Saturday evening to visit her parents, Mr. Mrs. W. M. Tuesday. Hon. Harry Skinner left morning Raleigh. Harvey Jones returned Monday evening from Virginia Beach. Mrs. O. E. Warren and children left this morning for Salisbury. W. A. Bowen has gone north to goods for the firm of Pulley Bowen. Mrs W. B. James children returned Monday evening from Rev. J. N. Booth returned this afternoon from Goose Nest, where he has assisting a series of meetings. August, m, S. A Gainer, of Bethel, was here today. W. of Bethel, was here today. O. H. old is left this morning for Virginia Beach. Miss Rosa Hail, of Snow is visiting Mrs. J. L. Sugg. Carl Wilson returned Tuesday evening from u visit to Plymouth. Miss Ruth Borden, of Plymouth, is visiting the family of W. B. Charlie Best, of Wilson, who He admitted being present with Silvers on the raid In which Johnson was killed. He said he did not know which of them tire I the fatal shot and that neither had murder. both confessed to the pros he said, he said we were equally guilty and would have to hang. I guess my time has Ropes placed around the necks, were drawn light the two were hanged to the same tree. The crowd then disported. At day- break this morning the bodies cut down and brought from the cemetery to an undertaking shop here. This morning a There is no doubt that is verdict will lie that the came to their deaths at the hands of unknown parties. In Lexington there is no popular demand for the prosecution of the Mayor's Court. Mayor H. W. has dis- posed of the following cases in his court last Bob reckless driving, fined and costs total 94.20. Carter, using vulgar and profane language on streets, fined and costs total John assault with deadly weapon, over to Court. Claude Cox, drunk and costs total IT-86. Claude Cox, resisting over to Superior Court. George Wilson, drunk and down upon streets, and costs, 9.1 John drunk and dis- orderly, fined and costs, 91.20. Hopkins, assault, not guilty, case dismissed. Amos Daniel, assault, and costs, 94.00. Excursion to Norfolk. Hatch Bros, will run another excursion tor white people from to Norfolk on August 20th returning 27th. One night two days in Norfolk. Fare for the round trip 92.00. Train will pass Greenville at A. M. Nice time for everybody. Today at the House of Greenville Mid-Summer CLEARANCE SALE Millinery Goods. Our Millinery Go in charge of Mrs. M. T. be closed out with all Summer Goods at a sacrifice to make room for Fall Goods. Come get some bargains. Summer Underwear Prices cut on the whole line. dozen Men's colored Sea Island Percale Shirts, detached worth clear- sale price, Umbrellas wood, and Corry's crook handles, fast black, worth and Special sale price. Corsets. fine. and We put them in at the one price. Celebrated makes. Sizes to Mattings and All gout one price. C per yard Clothing. -3 per cent off all Spring and Sum- mer Clothing. Extra good values in Serges, Mohair, Sicilians and Alpacas. Come early while they last. Bed Spreads. per cent cut on all Spreads. 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, in new neat figures and Stripes; good values at and Clearance sale price Sheer Dimity Exquisite new patterns, stripes and pat- terns Good values at and sale price, India Linen and Can't be matched In any city for less than above prices. Special sale price, if Men's Shirts. Detached dear- sale price, Calico, Yard. yards Calico, only ten 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 and line, all styles, warrant O solid leather, Undershirts Drawers Egyptian Combed yarns French woven neck, double breasted drawers. Clearance sale price, -5 Lace Curtains. Worth 11.00 and 1.76, extra length, ft. long, very surely worth and 92.76. Special sale price, Armour Co's Soap. Lasting and Flagrant, worth Special sale price per cake, Spool Cotton. . Clark's Spool Cot ion. per Spool. The Most Sweeping of Keen Prices Get in the Main Squeeze. Come Early C. T. The Big Store Greenville. N C.

Have . q THAT I AM AN r up-to-date op Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, WASHINGTON LETTER. A OTHER THING I AM TO MENTION Come to see me for your next Barrel of Flour Yours to Jas. B. White. CARR, door to Hicks Wilkinson. to Ormond Cut. I ., Lag. ; Then is more than the of I smile playing the features of the Democratic politicians in Washington when any is to the House veil boom and of lute I here has been a suggest ton of a similar expression on the of certain Republican while others regard nation with an anxiety which would hardly seem warranted by the As a matter of I there is a suspicion that the Roosevelt boom has been pie I maturely launched is tined to an early grave. It has long been an axiom with that a boom, like good let- must be grown rapidly, that from its first appearance as a tiny leaflet it must grow and wax Strong without a single cheek as otherwise it become stale unpalatable would be eventually rejected as too an- Of course, be said that Mr. Roosevelt has the of such powerful leaders of his as Quay and so he has now, but that he has it now is no guarantee that he will have it in Both of these gentlemen dad re, and before all else, the defeat of Senator Hanna and to cud they are ready to make many sacrifices but that will not prevent either the nor the from changing his mind, entirely, for the of the course, when the convention two years hence to be hold, fan the is at our store. We have them in ,,,., the public. -Ivies and at mice- , ,, ., .,,. as low a the lowed Then as usual are headquarter for the I lust. which Best of Every th in , J . . I answer in the negative, all It will wear out the Get table supplies from n-ambitious young man who now you are sure so have tho best. . . while House will find and CHEESE OX ICE. Tints Pills will save the dyspeptic from days of misery, and enable to eat whatever be wishes. They prevent SICK HEADACHE, cause the food to assimilate and the body, appetite. DEVELOP FLESH mottle. I ins Take No Substitute. Poultry Fancier The Dixie Fancier, published by I j. B. at Go., is a page monthly journal devoted exclusively to poultry, a subject in people are g more profit interest. We will scud the Fancier free fir a year to any subscriber to who pays a subscription advance daring this mouth. OLD DOMINION LIN First Church to lament. V.- For Locks, Hinges, Doors, Windows, Paints, Hope, Collars, Pious, Shovels and Car- Tools, to t e r i a u Church, in Sassafras Fork town- ship, county, is the old- est Presbyterian church in the State. The records show that in the first celebration of the supper in North Carolina was celebrated in this church. Efforts are now being made the earnest Christian ladies of Ibis church to raise funds with which to repair and preserve this old his- building which should be held in sacred remembrance by well as by all Christians. May they be success fill may this grand old church stand ever as a beacon light to point the people Ledger. TICE Steamer leave Washing- ton daily at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York Boston, Aurora, South Creek, Belhaven, Swan Quarter, Ocracoke all for the West with rail- roads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominions. S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line Chesapeake 3.8. Co. from Baltimore. Mer- Line from Boston. July 1st the steam Guide will leave Washington at Thursday and Sat- The Legislature will next year have to face the problem of en- the accommodation for the 1876. S. M. Schultz. Wholesale and retail Grover and Furniture Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed- heads, Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba by Carriages, Go-Carts, Parlor for Belhaven, suits, Tallies, Lounges, Safe-. Ocracoke and will leave the best That the place lo gel Fruit Jars To My friend. ii la with Jo; I you did tor inc. I was troubled with my or months. advised to did so, and word can not II the good it has done me. A neighbor had dyspepsia no that he had most everything. I told him lo use Words of have coins t from him because I it- W. . Viola, Iowa. Health of mind boil send on and normal a live organ. the great tonic, cure all and I troubles . a, dim good food eat. dose after meats. John I. Gail Ax Shaft, High Life Tobacco, Key West Che roots, Henry George Can Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap, Ly, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Bead Meal Hulls, Gar- Beads. Oranges, Apples, Note, dandles, Dried Apples, Peaches. Prunes, Raisins, and China Ware, and Wooden Ware. Cakes Crackers, Mac Best Butter, New Royal Sewing Machines, and nu morons other goods. Quality Quantity. Cheap for cash. Com to see me. at a. m. for Belhaven and Washington on Mon- day, Wednesday Friday. The steamer will leave Washington Saturday nights at during July and August, for Ocracoke. J. J. CHEERY, N. C. J. i;. District Washington, N. C CHURCHES. every Sun- day, morning and evening. Pray- Wednesday evening Rev. J. N. Booth, pastor. Sunday- school a. m. M. A. Allen superintendent. every Hun lay, morning and evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Rev. M. pastor. Sunday school L. H. Fender, thin Sunday, morning and evening. Rev J. B. Morton, pastor Sunday- school a. m. E. B. F. H. Hard- Minister. Morning and even- prayer with sermon every 1st and 3rd Sunday. Lay services every 2nd and Sunday. Sunday school a. in., W. B. Brown, superintendent. every Wednesday a. m. Preaching second, fourth Sunday in each month meeting Wednesday night. Rev. D. W. Davis, pastor. Sun- day school P. M., W. R. superintendent. regular service LODGES S. M. Schultz Phone The Baptist Female University THE NEW .- i . . . i. . M M. IS i . . . ion u . . a- . . . . . i . . f. . . a . v. n , ill r ti j . . the sum . . . Dry Goods, ate., go to Mrs. L. H. WHITE, Hack Jack. X. c. line go on bands Prices I . ;. A, ii i bought for cash or for i .- III. I .-. in t i. n -i .-. n- ; . j- l ., . or Li I .- ill In . i . i. tin July. i-. L. A. I. T. G. IN i American and Italian Marble We have heretofore remarked many extraordinary things arc happening this year. happened last week in when the a man for Congress who i looking for it and didn't Star. ll-j himself abandoned by the public, which is fickle in us favor, and by the politicians who hive been his friends only as a matter of ency, when the crucial hour The proposed loan which Cubs Intends negotiate and which ill result in the Cuban bonds lo the amount of i- causing considerable to the administration and it is even President Palms h, or is to make appeal to the President to call an extra ,. session Congress to ratify a re While plant, II. Dibble, Iowa. rubbed bandit Into j for a while we afraid be would ii sight. DeWitt a Salve. application in him and in u he u- a For a-.-. burns, wound. Insect In of S w th-i Teach em welt cl i lilt. logical . mm l lad for Prim in. Matron Poll t all Ice per Session R. T. V ANN, Raleigh, DEALER IN A LINE OF- m mi Also a nice Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE ME. J. R. COREY. A. F. A. Lodge. No. -M, meets first third Monday evening. R. W. M., J. M. Sec. K. River Lodge, No. meet every Friday evening. W. H. C. 0.1 C. L T. M. Hooker. K. of R. and S. I. O. O. No. meets every Tuesday evening. W. Atkins, N. G., D. R. A. Zeb Vance Council, No. meets every Thursday even- W. Wilson, Secretary, J. S. Regent. A. O. Council, No. meet every first and third Thursday night in Odd Fellows Hail. J. Z. Gardner, Worthy D. Smith I. O. Conclave No. MO, meets every second and Monday night in lows W. B. Wilson D. S. Smith Sec. ATLANTIC COAST LIN K RAILROAD CO. TRAINS St Mar Kb. t-m-w counter s Beware ire end Iron Sold work and priors p on Summons for Relief. Notice to Creditors. , Ink . . . i . I 4- r . it. I III . I . 1st ill Si . for i. . III-. . I Hi l ell i . i ill ii I . Pitt county u and . . u- I. I- I ;. i- to . i nil . . I . I be William head. in m in. ill.-, i, . lore notice ii I. plead I. i . All pi ll ;. Ill Kl u mi to me . ill -I l. . l II .; ,;. . . ill i.-. . . . n miff . . i ; ii I . .-. w i . with Cuba. The Senator of went over Oyster one day last week and spent some hours with the President would fur the Indicate the bag and whatever lie the facts ii known that the ,,., with States . . . . a I I as their only hope for unsocial I In of such an appeal will Mr. yield t President .-., i i- i M. . I Us i. ii ml i i i i above baa . in r r . paid to obtain Carolina's Foremost Newspaper. The Charlotte Observer EVERY IS THE YEAR. CALDWELL TOMPKINS, J. P. CALDWELL, Editor. VI Put ,. I y i i,., ill lbs . . in and will . . . I II lb ii C mi i i ,. i. n i v n l in Urn In aid mi s N. r. . i -r i in i . aM r I I, . i I I ha 1.1. i. r i n I r. Clerk r i BROS. II ill the largest telegraphic news delivered to any paper between Washington and lit service i- ever bandied n North Corn paper. Hi more m i to large extent up of original a ml per The largest ; .;. i in north lien. I Sample sent Charlotte, N. O. A cotton ling has mule its in Mississippi and is said lo lie doing much damage. The planter.- are greatly alarm- safety of cotton crop not destroyed. It Needs n Tonic. limes when your liver In. Don't purgatives weaken. poison in set in Ionic to I have little Karly Risers with me several years and Will be receive the support i i does yield to take. Purely action in regard lo loan re as n and be me- with resistance by the Republican who it it be stood back of the opposition to reciprocity Strength to secure the defeat of that policy These are all questions which are being Washington and the answers to which with interest. Alabama, was In one day this week. Speaking the. campaign, be said he did not; take view that tome of hit colleagues did, The bad to much more money tori their interest, d it . l In i I i , . . i i. In 1801 n- He when people, bad to tee i Ill i. fill i. n ii- a protection lira the will then torn In i the only of Rani has I ii p the Us may be passed by next n law .; I. well i n paper, which . r or distress. II. The thirteen veer Mr. William laughter i land township, recently killed a high- land snake, snakes mil of A Necessary Precaution. Don't old. It la worse i- dangerous. ran cure It at Always -in lbs membrane. i mi. . i throat lung I ,. Ala safe. A. Is i. . i I . iron like It. Jno. L. H i . TRINITY COLLEGE, DURHAM, N. C. oilers courses of study, new library laboratory equip- gymnasium. Number in ii years Large scholarships awarded annually. Loom made to worthy students. very moderate. For address D. W. NEWSOM, Dr. Dental Surgeon, Greenville, Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every and rices as low at the lowest. Highest market price paid for country produce. PATENTS For free book, -MARKS T. u s Slow Starvation i the fate of from If your It can't up the v. In dots actual by decay tug la the the AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. Industrial Education A 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, HO a board, a month. students. New buildings for BOO. Write for Booklet. Day at the A. If. N. C. IS a BO -1 Lt Rocky Mount Lt Ar Ar Lt Lt At Li Lt Lt AM PM am r list Its i M r u t ii n I at I Bi is l i t IS I II II a to PM AM PM ea s i AM PM WK TOO IN is n ii PM AM PM PM ii if a I III III i ti in Digests What You Eat. Norfolk, Va. , y m of and Broken In ls H Is, sand as your Cotton, Grain and JOB of all will not lie but York, in the bathe lbs sensible remedy. eat body and time Ml the stomach. This rest restores health, only the cures, Is Nature's tonic, fir. ii i, ii i w an.-u I mi-. I fill an i . j-ii s, w. ii s. Mb lit ll M It till C. ii, It can't help but do you good n lit i tin.- a f An after E C. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA n tin- . . A. j. Lew, . . one hundred tad lo and r. Lina far New Water Works, A- Rocky Tarboro Lt Ar Main lea n m, oat- j. m San ford p m, SO p m lean p m, urn Ben am, a m, Springs a m, Parkton a. m. am, Returning p m, Hope Hills p Red Spring . m, at with train Ma at with the Carolina Central Railroad, at Red with the Hal A railroad, at with the Seaboard Air Una and at with the Durham and Charlotte Railroad Train on Road pa, I a p m. i kl a n am. I II a m, II W am. daily on b no m and n I ll am and pm. III m and lit lot, a m and Train lea Tan Tarboro dally St p m. l Train Midland N O dot. Its a , a a a Train on Branch Mount all am. p a in. IS p a m. lie nm. i. a m. at B Mount ll a a, I Jo ii m. dally lee Al oh, Private W Ires to Chicago New Orleans. for . -J of September l II lo am, . arrive at Train on Clinton Iron roe Union am and at am tat ism all rel. Tia did. pm. don for all point North dally. M. Fats. Agent J. It. T. M. High Grade JOB I Chapel Hill, North Caroline done here, us POOR PRINT All the News -For a Year The Eastern Reflector J. EDITOR GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY, 1ST. C, TUESDAY AUGUST 1902. NO. Tuesday and Friday a Year Ricks Wilkinson The Announcement great reductions in every department of store created and out the week. it not fur the fact that out original stock was so enormous, we should have entirely clean- tad out by as it is, we still have a good stock of sizes and styles, and can lit and please every man and boy who is in search of fine apparel. We cannot promise you, how- ever, that this very important sale will be of long duration; ill fuel, of the best lots likely to be closed out day 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 C and now Every Straw Hat in Stock is Marked Down One Half. You will find in our Haberdashery Department rare bar- gains to match our suit prices. Rich j Wilkinson Bethel High School BETHEL, N. C. A strictly first class Fitting School for young Men and Young Women. Thoroughly equipped, Strictly non- and Co-educational. Prepares for College, for Business, and for Life. Between and pupils this year. Book-Keeping, Commercial Law, Shorthand, Typewriting and Music. course is under experienced and fully competent teachers. to Board at 18.00 to -7.00 per month. BETHEL SCHOOL is situated in one of the most beautiful and healthful locations in Pill county. Fall session opens September I. For cat- and full information, address J. W. SHERRILL, Principal. SUCCESS. Two Measuring ion. A farmer of county, conversation in Journal of- one recently, remarked that while he looked back over the fifty years of his life plated his present age and his standing he was inclined to be ashamed of himself, but upon further bis shame would rather into pride. at his lite from the standpoint of those who count only as success, he could but admit that it had been a failure, enough to give a moderate amount of com- fort, he had neither made nor saved money. lint the other side of the calculated to stimulate a of that be bad made his home he had educated his large family of girls and trained them to useful men and women of them who were grown, the were yet being trained while living for himself he bad veil also for others and hail wielded an in for good in bis community and county. These thoughts came to him in no spirit of vanity or self they were merely the reflections of a sensible man who could look at things as they are. There in Union county who has attained success. He has worked and late worked himself family. He got all he could in his fifty years and kept all lie got. His of each year put into lauds, improved machinery and better stock. When hour glass of his life to the half century mark, spoke him as well to do. Hut had grown up as the weeds about and none of them read or write, in an age of which education and the spread of intelligence are the most marked features, this man has reared his children as he might have done before the invention printing; his sleek and fat, bis barns are full, but bis are and era brightness and happiness, the world is getting better, they are shut out from light and will pass their days expatiated, birthright sold for a mess of pot- which they themselves did not even receive. Which has ban Fewer and fewer grow the eases of success like the latter, those like former daily multiply. Monroe Journal. After Battle--------roll call, After heavy selling Lots. And broken broken prices. and that is why we are 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 than a Webster's lo the otherwise. Attend this End-of Season Sale today and get your share of the bargains Too Many Pardons. The Governor a ill do well to slower in the matter of pardons. a row at a primary, a of the Journal says among the pants, was who bad only lately escaped from the roads by pardon from the There has been much criticism of Governor tor pardon- log and of Solicitor Brooks for recommending the pardon of one of gold brick swindlers. It is claimed that lie was the two and was not at heart his previous ll If had been good, that be ready been la jail two that he ought not to for the same punishment administered to the two men who an- principals In gold brick deviltry. As a matter he was twenty seven old was convicted of an in- famous crime, sentenced to seven years Imprisonment. He ought to have been compelled to sci out bis full New s and Observer. The Gold Production. Half Gallon, per dozen, Quarts, per dozen, The statistics of gold production show that of the whole output of the yellow metal in the last over cent has mined 1880. With the re- To People Pitt County, The people of county know my position public matters and their interests, bin view of the fact that easy Of my friends have a desire that be a can- for the like lo see me the Legislature, I make the following statement. I favor The distribution of school money according to taxes paid by the Just economy, in- stead of a special tax. Better that will re- the people of many of the hardens that oppress them. Las that can lie understood. A reform of the jury system better pay jurors. Relief for court witnesses. A labor contract law for of farmers. Better disposition of our A constitutional convention, if remedies be bad otherwise. Now if the people of county sec lit to nominate and elect me, I will serve them as best can, in the Lower of our T. J. B. Cherry Co. The Only Department Store in GREENVILLE. THE GREENVILLE IN GREENVILLE N. C. Cotton Bagging and Ties on ban d Fresh goods kept mi hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince yon. D. W. CO. Notice to Creditors. duly UM of Tit km Executrix of will of John lO fill in tin- lo to the person hit id notified to present them for on or the day of illy, It. this will In bar of ThU day of July, 1902. W. FLANAGAN, of the of John , of Doors, Sash and Blinds, Interior Exterior Finishings for Fine Modern and Cheap lugs. We solicit your and lo give satisfaction prices, and work. Please send your to Tile Po. Co. GREENVILLE, N. C. in 1806. J. I. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Bagging, Ties Bags. Correspondence and shipment solicited. FOB SUPPLY. A Court Room. At the the weather for some weeks has been of the kind calculated to cause a to wear under clothing or overcoat. It has bees Irksome lo attend any kind of a public indoors, where it has been hot to eggs the most favorable yet last week Judge Shaw held in n tobacco barn. The court house being ed and could not be Judge Shaw ban more ranee, pluck the average man, yet got next to he said he could most feel his cooking that great big old barn. However, he put the wheels of in mo- and made a bole in dock- et, the to lie completed the last of this week. We have just added Steam Supply to our business and will fell anything in this line very low. See us when in want of and Angle Valves, Standard Globe and Angle Valves, Check Valves, Water Oil Cups, Air Cocks, Steam Hancock U, S. Injectors, Gangs Cooks, Steam Pipe all sizes, Pipe Fitting all sizes. LINE OF Packing, Rubber Belt, Belt, Leather Belt, Belt Lacing, Bell Hooks, SOLE AGE to in Surgery. Train of North- of mining in the Trans-1 western road are to receive the methods t ion In medicine and surgery, production are now employ-1 they shall be able to set a throughout the broken leg bind up of gold territory being I of the injured. carried on great combination of I Hallway surgeons have estimated is sure to be that to per cent, the deaths vastly increased. The of which now occur from injuries re- n new adjustment of rel veil in railway wrecks would lie to in not provided injured re- undertakings, higher skillful and aid prices and greater apparent pros-at once. The value of the theory The production of gold bat appealed to the officials of the the States is now about, Northwestern. one third of the total product and I It is proposed to establish a of lute years a larger and larger , school of instruction, where train proportion has been retained in be taught rudimentary the country, greatly strengthening surgery, become with our position among the of the remedial used for the purpose of temporary relief and . learn what materials arc used Parson Could Shoot. lo use them. this every passenger and freight Aug. I .,, . ,,. . . ,, , will a medicine chest double at ,, . , , . ,, ,. r j well with all the materials county, reached here tonight. Two brothers, John William Tram- well were killed by Kev. Whig Duncan, a Baptist minister, whom they assaulted, following a quarrel in which John charged the clergyman with being too Inti- mate with Ma wife. Duncan de- the but the repeated and then assaulted the minister With clubs, beating him merely about the bead. He man aged lo gel away, warning both men mil to continue their assault. Both followed however, started to renew the assault when Duncan drew his revolver and Bred, killing both. Which physicians and surgeons thick essential for the purpose. Chicago Dispatch. The life companies have policies force in this State, covering issued policies during the year for of premiums and paid losses. Harvesting- Pip and Farm Tile Garland Cook Stoves. Why b is noticeable arc left standing hitched to vehicle now than formerly. We asked a the day why this was. good reason could be given. It might be vehicles are nut prised now as the I Here formerly and cost less replace. reason given i. I homes me driven lo vehicles than tiny used lo he and are driven In company more. The I man who driven to town once a month usually takes his horse loose from the baggy before hitch- but man who comes day go to trouble. the bridle reins over a and goes away. Lynched on General Principles. New Orleans, Aug named John was lynch- ed at county, Mississippi, near the Louisiana line, by a mob of unknown white men for various robberies and crimes. The lynching occurred in a backwoods district, and there are few particulars. The coroner was body rat twinging from a tree by the roadside. The body was taken down buried, but nothing could be learned of the a Li-publican candidate for in Kansas charges admission to bis meetings. Hut the people in his bailiwick don't have much fun they enjoy I his Star. I hr it. -i ii. i Malaria i Ki v i I- n lit Chill Tunic, la iron in a tailless form. No i Pi V t When you t hill Tonic ii printed on it Iron mi DO n. 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 Easy to take, easy to operate. AU . BUCKINGHAM'S I it I a I the

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