an.
Don l.
expect to succeed life
from needless oranges.
Don't ink every solid man you
meet is a bard character.
Don't let your neighbor know
full extent your
that make
most desirable window
Don't because a sir
e gum is a m
expect to see mart
women elected
women vote
waste any time a
bulldog if are looking for a
soft snap.
worry what other
it's what they say
that c
k a stream
lit ii- u sir. am that a
lit- a i 1-
Among tin
t.
which sis
wit
SEE THAT
ff
What Is It
LOVE MATCHES.
A stage kiss.
myriad of ft teat Yd B an at m
of fertility
. up here US talent
amid the sea brick and i
. ,., , . o happen
n most u r. the
a .,, . mountain
table rue to Hero nature has In
ably skill. Th. tori, fee
of the the mag- from east who
THE TIDY
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The Daily Re Heat
they afford make
by any other public park.
True their urea is small, but what
It brings it visitors all
more in touch one another,
and this is the secret of its charm
for Romans, whatever may be
its for. let
truth be is the
great flirting ground of Rome. Nor
should horrify reader. It
is intended tout Men loot
It I probable MM
the inception of half the marriages
in Home. It is I curious sociological
fact, but the explanation of it is
simple. It has at up-
on by numberless writers that Ital-
are exclusive, not in the
usually accepted sense Of word.
They are proverbially open and
friendly, especially to strangers, the
commercial of n hose visits to
their land tin y appreciate, but this
cordiality, even to their own
has limit, no
try more than Italy is a man's j
home bis castle, except in
highest circles L. re there is
no poverty to concealed, be is
chary of bis This is SB
true and
Therefore, if neither she DOT
how
j is the of the in V ohm
class who is not to
meet inevitable lover for whose
advent and her consequent
from parental tyranny sin-
longs more ardently than young
women usually The answer is,
On
when the plays uncommonly
well, by the the ark is
in consequence crowded to overflow-
the who is the
possessor of n becoming cos-
dons it and demurely
her mother to municipal
pleasure ground, whole MOB ex-
pends I the temporary
right to a chair
constructed us to be springy.
though tied entirely of iron
If she u v. MM maiden, she will so
maneuver that the chairs will be
placed on main pathway where
every one pass. This living
she await develop-
and. if she have pretensions
to beauty, she will pot long lie left
in anticipation. Tho young
who pass will gaze per
finally ope. to whom
especially appeal, will detach
from the crowd and up
hi Stand before Thus is nu
the first r the
out n or sign, and even
scarcely a look from her, be be
comes her swain and faithful
knight. k after week he to, I
her at the He even follows
her about the Having as-
her abode and hi r
generally manages to a
friend who the in
The rest is obvious.
Or, it they do not happen to lave
when the
lovemaking has
far enough, u demand for the dam
sols band is made directly to her
parent. Then, us n sedate
couple, they revisit together the
cone of Wooing. This pro-
a- bare said, i
common i proper
tho
middle class. I have been told that
marriages turn out, as a
rule, well as could
New York
Ha trio
Or. Ci
Is anything more trying
this earth a
that w the man who thinks
homo VS
m at the
price of cents a
month. Are you a sub-
El not
be.
were there in the mountains for oar
health's sake felt assured, therefore,
lo experience before night
should
It was which was
to be present,, tattered and torn
by from first class
in Cast to the hall of
had beard
as be had sung about being a
of and s. and w
had heard announcement
of his Mess- and were
got hug along fairly well In our
when the kissing song was
reached Their Red Pete Barker.
who singing ad-
to tho footlights.
and the tenor
singer began, la a mighty pool
place in show to interrupt
proceedings to make a speech, but
us certain things are about to hap-
pen think it is fair Unit you
be put on. I have beard that Holy
Moses Perkins, in known
generally bailed and as
eventual husband of Miss Deity
who i. taking part of
has to all
that if followed out the
directions of this play
on iii-sing the lady there
will Te live of troll
lien I y that am
going to begin kissing young
in about three minutes and
Shall keep right kissing her
through whole song,
and I further that I shall
do that kiting full view of
Moreover, it may of
interest to you la know that I
in these long and flowing
robes two rate six shoot.-rs
ready lam
with I hi it Moses
Perkins i- fitting in No.
Is in plain view from tho
stage. As w is
to erase
delicious love sung and M
as shall caress the young
woman with one eye on her beau-
the r on scat
I bone yon overlook
any
I hate low,
things, but pun v, I shall
is a ti bag
boon recently Thanking
for your kind show
now go
listened to tile I I. . not the
those who
sent Kb.
on its demand
for an Mr. Darker
once at front.
you, said, this
but ii yon want some
I to say
you can't have it. I respect Mr
claims in the on
you one and all,
Mr. who baa
hie for the
of mt. Tho show will
now iron
We thin bank and
Pooh Mali told
and
Record.
batteries a navel
fortress, heedless mines, and
attack an opposing squadron
backed by an army on shore,
Commodore Dev did at Ma-
was to all
the Vary j notions of
a far as neatness goes, and yet to
has absolutely no idea of I theories of these the
should hare
port, and
all over the house, and an attempt, .
to put these in their right weeks in puking op
brings a torrent of and a away
on bis wife. , p on while await-
UNDERTAKER
cannot she mind own
in; arrival of a supporting
I j.-; f m to aid I
Incite f
Bat were tie
Is nothing from
a woman's prying and curiosity
Let her herself to her own
duties, which would certainly be,
improved by of John Paul Jones
But irregular when be attacked the
that is a theme upon which be is with
never weary of talking, and period- slaking
has fits of tidying up After all, dating and
home, where life for those in the
is one long weariness
Then nothing is private from
prying and curiosity. Books and
papers are sorted out and
put lack in the wrong places; those
which his wife has especially laid
by for future reference
lied up with the waste paper to be
sold or sent out to the kitchen to be
burned; letters are torn up
whether they are an
dogged determination to win
qualities in a com-
than book in
science of
Record.
LITERATURE.
BOd III
to Other.
The re have long protested
or not shelves against any judgment of their work
are parked a lot of rubbish j in accordance with the principles of
which is really useless and which another art, last they hare
was only waiting an opportunity to succeeded convincing more
be got rid of, and for tho next few Open of us that what Is of
prime importance in a picture is the
We bate t received a
lei's.- and line
i in word, met
lie error
n, U.
to
log in all its
. Union
and en-
trusted to oar care will receive
every mark of j .
an tower than ever
rTe do pot want
vile
tin
BOB
found at any and i
John an
CO
weeks confusion reigns supreme. ,
Nothing can lie found when it is
wanted because everything has been
pat just it shouldn't ha.
When be has tired of making
himself thoroughly objectionable
low stairs, he goes up stairs and
turns out all his boxes drawers
and leaves them, for St of
docs not last sufficiently long
to allow of his reducing muddle
in it is painted and
its merely literary merit is quite
They not unreason-
aide when they that tho chief
duty of s is to represent the
visible world, not to point a moral
or adorn a tale, that in
of a picture must
weigh first of all its pictorial beauty.
Nor are the sculptors asking too
much when in a statue they want
chiefly its plastic
be has made to neatness. is
for bis wife to do later on us to
With a too, ho goes about i beauty,
flicking up imaginary of j Now, the orator and
dust which don't exist, a piece ask for themselves what has been
of string or a reel of cotton out of i granted tho painter sculptor
place apparently causes him agony they that oration ore
Is the subject of n long homily
drama shall be judged not as liters
on amount of which is
allowed to accumulate unless there
to take an interest in
the
There are generally premonitory
symptoms to warn observant j perspective
wife that fit is composition
tan only, but in accordance
with the principles of its own art,
and here the literary Is even
less willing to yield. He may
knowledge his own ignorance of
ml of pigments, of
and of modeling; he
restlessness, an aimless moving of may confer, that here tho pointer
Old
All old tin
prevent
u wash inn.,
onions in
ad
but good remedy to
from falling out is
i three large
of ruin, or
lie Eastern Reflector.
is
the,
WOolf, and
to the
tobacco,
the strength la draw n from the veg-
applying it tho scalp
every second day, The odor of the
onion soon off, but if found
o ii n drops of lavender
oil and of will
overcome Ibo rant Woman's
Home Companion.
laws,
we were married I
to a golden halo around my
sweetheart III ad,
you see it now
No. It looks Just like any
girl's friary red hair I
It was Ban
Dickens fain
chilly
a year, i
news every
gives inform;
that is
times more than
the subscription price.
who
until lie, unique character
was d. The was all
but In
as an entirely original i
whom none but a great genius could
created.
over
and at nil H be was in-
mot all
of Ins
Plains, ,
B ill h n
every body wants to the
I'd be willing lo ho
of
Enquirer.
In of the of
texts, thing to a
Whom anew on Ins turn
front his wedding lour, Ho only
on
he found a
him to preach nail
know he had a
not yet ached parish
Which would lit in with the Advent
course of than being given.
The was on th
Ten who
st nouns, did nut
look at this particular one till the
next morning, half an hour before
service, when to bis horror ho found
that his text was, hold the
groom
tho -i. of
It too to so be
put tho Is st i hi- upon it.
congregation may bare forgot-
ten sermon, lot they have not
forgotten the teat, Mega-
sine.
la.-
and
or ill
Kiev ; . . a
Old
Sir Isaac Holden, millionaire
her of parliament from York-
shire, now neatly tin years old, lie
with John Wesley that
of lime, in which flour is no
rich, are good for growing Children,
young people, young mother.-, but
shorten tho of the elderly, by
making bones dense weighty
muscles rigid, the large
blood vessels an old boiler and
tho i
Ho he nils hardly any broad, his fa
food bananas
and mi at. Win n ha eats the latter,
ho tails nothing apples,
with a tiny pi is h of bicarbonate of
to correct tho acidity, and milk
art
ornaments on the mantelpiece
and the reiterated question,
Is book that that I
was reading He sighs frequently,
sigh of weariness and
a mail battles
the faults and fail-
of others. Ilia wears a
wearied owl heartbroken
and lit t h.- f appear on bis
forehead. He to make
join any lengthy
only in snatches and then
on most gloomy subjects, lie
oven heave.- against his favorite
pipe, which refuses to end
ho spoils six matches for every one
ho lights, by tho next
morning bis malady is fully
oped, and as low as breakfast is,
over begins to
But, although may
outbreak, it is ult to know just
how to check and indeed it is
often to accept it
discomfort. There are many
worse cranks which be might
and, all supposed to
be slightly mad on at
least, a mania for other
people is at most a harmless
If the fit to a very
bad one, it may lie rendered lees ac-
by extra sweetness and kind-
of manner, by an excellent din-
or by I he Judicious leading d
thoughts in another direction.
Or tho wife may anticipate her
husband and a
spell on own account. Tho hue.
about, the extra
can always raised if one goes the
right way to a few
gloomy references to n clean
will usually so out
that ho will be only too glad to
low things to stay they
ho may enjoy a peace and
Times.
Old
big band of former
days the Marino in its in-
fancy was the man who marched in
the front played a chime of
bolls which was rigged up on n long
He was an entire in
himself. Behind him marched two
or three others had similarly
arranged chimes, though of smaller
proportions. r have been
cornets, trombones I a-s horns
In existence then, but certainly
of i In in was ever carried
until after I was
that year and
very well seeing tho parade a
day or so before my marriage, and
I am certain there were no burns
carried by tho hand bugles
or trumpets. I don't know
music was not as sweet as it Is
today. It sounded to us folks of
day There
o 1st more music in tho string and
reed in the various
horns today, and men who
carried lull, fur
Sound at lee st. double discount Buy
of in band to-
Dealer In
Sis,
Farmers and Hatch arts baying t
year's supplies will Had It to their It
est to get our price before
Our stack la e
tho sculptor have him at a die
tut he is ready to
admit lie Is not to apply bis
own to In work of the
orator and of the dramatist.
On the contrary,
and the play, K they
belong to literature alt, by
very fad. absolutely the
province of the He
that
tor and the may write is
not to read exactly
as that which II Written by
and essayist and the poet.
Indeed is almost a
of the literary critic's attitude
to suggest that ho bus need to main-
this p. for it is
even hinted lo him that he is not
fully d in employing the
sumo tests in every department of
literature.
Vet nothing might to clearer
than the distinction between the
written word and the spoken, be-
tween the literature which is ad
dressed to the eye and that
which is intended primarily for
ear and only for the
eye. It is the difference between
words written for all and
words spoken then written,
or least written so that may
be spoken. When la
it that oral discourse
is not note to lie measured on
s as written discourse
It follows also that speech and
the play may lie good indeed,
each in its kind, although they may
fail to attain tho standard of strictly
literary which should de
in an a story or a
Brander Mat
thews
no
mads In
such a to get out of tier-
happened to bear a close re
in personal
to
was no harm in that,
but there a boil on the
end of bis DOM one day. and ho
being arrested for
Tobacco, Snuff, Cigar
Flour, Sugar,
Always at lowest market prices
as we buy direct from maul
u In ml at At
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The Basis of i ;
British
United is to the
President bis
exactly
we have acted similar
No as we
have often admitted, the
and expressions of American
are not always in ac-
oar of
international urbanity. Bat it is
no question which is
responsible for of
deplorable war. There is no
use In abstract
pro position bow far
for the inter-
of one power with tho
internal affairs of another Most
European nations from lime to
hare cry of
mankind at least as a pretext for
intervention. Indeed, the very
of the concert of Eu-
rope testifies to recognized
validity
In however
America is entitled to put
forward claim of outraged
as one tor
it is not
primary nor moat cogent
conduct. If Cuba
were as from the
tern Hemisphere as is Crete,
America would Lot
That unhappy island,
lo be situated
at very door, and it lien
as to
how long they shall
tolerate a nuisance in their
neighborhood- We should
not hare it as long as the
American and we have
no in saying that, in
similar neither
would great European
furor. Daily
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In all the courts.
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11.11.
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Office over J.
Cobb
jobs II. r. n. Long,
SHALL A LONG.
and at Law
In all
TOWN
M.
Have you Mat lie of
On swan
Ken. r. ,
I day
It
an i
ti roe do en
In mi boar or
Tim i- Bead a
Ard ways
i BO ; J
land in Hay.
Tan glide I Vicious
And into tunnel of
you
walk
the
street
And I've Heard n
that blow from later.
Hay
Are You
In the is
Park,
sale
For its owner is
live on street Care
Just back the Para
there that
by a from in;
bow.
In Envious Pride.
Gossip Town bar long,
lime
Hut and I, aid Woe.
And Sorrow and C r ; meet in-
If ever you to go.
IV. B. . W.
I-. I. ii , I, i N
RODMAN
N.
i v ii-mi -i i I
Mural
There a disposition with
many persons to jump to the
conclusion that Commodore
Dewey's victory, owing to
moral effect thereof, practically
ends tho While such a
is to be
wished, it is by means in
is sow
in the off Manila
Spain a blow-
And if we shall succeed as we
expect in establishing base of
supply in the Philippines, will
be absolutely of the
sit nation in the Pacific, as
any further efforts the Span-
lo cope with as in that
quarter
one result may he
profiling by the bitter of
Manila fight, Spam may
how she closes
quarters. As we said,
her whole history proves she
is vindictive to degree,
and owing to trap, if
avert trouble at home, she may
set k to prolong the war by re-
sorting to and
Moreover, she is likely to try to
make best any confidence
we may in
At any rate, it would well
to avoid allowing tho
optimistic to as to
a less vigorous
the war- While, as
moral effect of victory is
calculated to he great, It is
of being rendered by
following it up promptly at other
and by made tho
for showing that tho
people will take
nothing for granted until Cuba
shall be free and Spain sues for
peace. It will be and wilier
for us to the question of
moral offset after our guns
argued to a conclusion
of material
Dispatch.
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of the
Goods,
Dress Edging,
of all kinds. Gents Goods, Hats and
Caps, Shoes and in black and tan
to fit the ladies, men, girls and boys.
no b. rt
by any one In our town h our
ear Shoes and A lino o
in black color-.
Window Shaded, in all
et
and war
rant. Beautiful
line of
Lace Curtains, Curtain Swiss, Poles
in white and colors, Window Shades
in all colors--six and seven
ft
and
Bags, Art Squares, on
Cloths, Door rubber, steel and cocoa,
Lamps, Hull Lamps, Library Lamps,
Lanterns, Tinware, sec our Automatic Oil
Can, fills your lamp and does not run it over
On our an lb or you will a largo am r of
SI.
. A I.
On Foul lb at rest near J . t Only
in In town conducted by
Quite aptly the Durham Sun
says.- time
Spain to an. stars and feel stripes
mil turn rod, white
, i
id
Me. d
hi bean i v the i
won by Ai
C v It
would have i . I,
A large variety is every depart it hi r. nothing
more- Qualities as , . ,, .
like fashions i. annals
t and w been tee I
all right prices- t to sec
take ad. bis
harbor,
o heavily f r
the p. ll el
in which
b hoary land
and in
Spanish flat,
W and i
American flag on Philippine
Island. l
pf the nary,
on An i
p. is to try lo
. Th-y apparently
no. In fad.
teen
raw an
lo share avenging the
doing fighting.
he taken.
are to be allowed to do
fighting. The air of hesitation,
which was so has
entirely disappear every
on
fighting. Admiral fa-
report ban born received,
ho be prouder
it than is every Ann who
rends it. Millions of
yet unborn will with
r d
ho won l-v the daring
t. -r.
made on admiral and who ill
n of thanks from
Congress.
has He
in I lie service
in Cobs, in addition to the 1-5,000
It la always more or I r-
ons lo interrupt
n be Is ;
n but
Lacey, cf Iowa, bad to
before won. bi re
Mr- was n
or ids talk the sit
who vole I the
war hill,
an
lo -i
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it r
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rob a
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P p e
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O.
NO
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You in
That Our o .
Air
Lang
Float.
plucky- There will b
II i of until h-r
lo
Americans. i
n w will I
strengthen Admiral
lest The
has not bean in least l-
pointed in Spaniards Th v
and p
by wrest pride
int. one hatred
All signs indicate a great
pea fight many days hence.
evidence is plain
ii is
ready for soil ii i
It should made stronger by
other ships. This an be dote.
Will d-met There is
much a to a
He with inferior numbers C.-r-
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Suits in Solid Oak, ranging
of all prices, Oak
Children's Cribs and Cradle,
Chain of ail Dining Tables, Kitchen Tables, Ce
re Tables, Tin Ball Hack-, Ac. He about
Come to your
will come sot alien i. and to
every b-1 s priori will prove a positive Saving t pSI
buyer. became our inn it tail to please in quality mid Style
Yours fir
Made by Observer
Many n e ii made hi
An illicit U really the
Many a savers ii SO
-el wound.
The bean . a is in
bis
Must people only U
their
kill mow Spaniard-
not kill to much
has two sen
Mid an early
Thai is s. who
for a loan.
best religion a mini pray
briefly and
Many n rascal ho
got while trying to some bar.
Hy the a can
powder at
Denver, was blown
lo and
Smear and
d of garlic and tortillas,
and
Laud of mules bud
Land and of
L mil of and of S
Laud of and of
Laud of i. nil and pesetas,
Laud of
Laud of in in ;. haughty
Land of I -ah. I i
Land of
you hoar Undo Sim
. Dealer
i bald responsible for
acts if the Cleveland
he re
only name, n
he raid there only two
in I f
Cleveland
and Benedict Ar-
Just
I by Mr. If Judas
was net Ho silver
man. Mr. Clark turned I
and silver
ever made
Congress was by William J.
Allison, whom yon
Nov. of o real of
ask The ball
wan In i e
pi o b Mr.
font
be spared
the Sampson
and o Spanish II- n
no excellent
for success. An iv
is the one lo win
and i i with
Washington Po it the
end Havana is band
ii. and
mast Mono
is doomed. the
American v ill i
over Havana. be t p
must for
and liar ii coming
Ai u . ti- .
in i-. Cub h i ti a
ends. It is from K.
i attack on j
tin ii forts has prob
I-, certainly wan lo
lbs movements of Spanish
war vessels. II piny have its
full engaging I
Havana d lei e
. . II v.
i. Mil i-,
coal
i .
d to- I I
.-o I,, folks tell -Wait
M i.
Sal l all
away,
D day
. U v. , en be up
ii I in a riot.
away,
Day
de forever
II all h tar
bit
r. i away
Money in
or before in of
c Ins i
ii money
bore i
ii. April h-. of tho
, shows to I o
st of gild
am. gold in
n are also greater aver
be net gain in gold since
ruction of
The
recent has
been of lo largo
expenditure i tho government
as
i i. ii ii Havana A., ,
from Key Wei to Th r supplies
New York Mai and Express of from
x-. a
k Mai
2nd Admiral
s Hi ha ii to
for a long
Met en-
x r.
Commodore was
born in Vermont; C. V.
commanding the
pi i, was born in Indiana;
M- M. Dyer, commanding tho
was horn
Joseph B. commanding
was born in Ken-
Captain Asa Walker,
Ibo cruiser Concord, is a
Hampshire All but Cap-
Dyer were educated at An-
These
is wire bully tho in
under
Sample
l-i v A traitor bee i din
on board tho
y re is no trailer
on or bIts
in traitor
bas been tried and to
i of Republic death.
th they were
war with Spain, and
tho side ho said-
took yon by scruff of neck
I into it. It's our
Mr- closed with ti
glowing and patriotic
to brilliant
in Manila
harbor,
In not
lowing tho war to cause it to
forgot nerd the
have for III in III
c of
Printing
i lobe ever to is Be
candidates lot Congress
by n j order that
activity in will
B r tho of
an event it
Tl ii inn in
this country at
tho war was A
at r the war d cir-
ii
If pet a guaranty of i war
ii j. from Split, which
e should and money
ii turn a loose as ii ma just alter
tho civil war, is every
i on to em of
at no distant
Journal.
i traitor been
sentenced, lie la simply con-
fined,
Puritan
his boon
U ho shot at
h i
on
been shot
traitor has
lie a traitor,
i imply made threats
will when the
ye ml leaver.
.- in- inn . I
bib n v. K , ,;,, ls ;., up
by mo to Oil for duty
An Interview
bow
look What did you Bay
didn't give a
lo
you ash for my
you ho didn't give mo a
did In
t enlisted me in the
REFLECTOR
Last S o re-
N. O. ; Key Weal
K.-Y
st
N. c., ea matter.
Mat 1898.
THE WAR NEWS.
Going
By Cable to Reflector.
Ope
passed
eastward.
Spanish Vessel Southbound.
By Cable lo
May Spanish
sell Cape
south bound.
in. U i badly damaged.
tell it the damaged is an
can.
Kilters Killed
By Cable to Reflector.
Madrid. May
fourteen rioters killed at on
by Spanish
Lively Times in J
By Telegraph to Reflector.
Portsmouth, Va. May
is great around navy yard,
shipping boat tor service and
loading On; thousand hands
are Working day night
Work m Newark pushed
rapidly. guards are kept
the yards end only a few visitor
can git Lo an permits.
Capt In Havana
By
Old Va, May
Hew
the entered Hampton
late evening. The St. Paul
m cordially welcomed by the
Squadron. stood on the
bridge as his steamed in.
Spun Must Give up
By to Re-nectar.
V, M iv
ken are the
question of lo sue
peace, to Cuba and pay a
heavy indemnity. is reported that
hat been ordered to return
iii- to K-y to cooperate with
the troops in the Cuba,
Spaniards Wanted a
Fight
My Cable to Reflector.
May broke out
here this morning. Tie
I aver the
Cape Beet y were I
a battle with Sampson and indignantly
express their dis
By Telegraph I
Atlanta. May second attempt
mad- this at
infantry in camp here. Arsenic
MM in use about
lb camp.
Oregon In Port
By Cable to
May has
arrived in Port with all well o-i
board.
in Session.
By to
Washington, May C
at ten this morning. Urgent
Has discussed.
II Arrived
By Cable to
May Span.
Lab Cruiser Isabel arrived hero this
but bound
Gov General Murdered.
Br Cable to
Shanghai, May
I'm
is reported as murdered
ho
By Telegraph I I
Key Wast, May
in this
Germany Wants
By Cable to
L n toe, May The story is pub-
g will
to lake possession of
guaranteeing
say that a n-ob
J a Urge there
till
of Champagne.
was the origin of The
pioneer maker of was a
monk, Don cellarer at the
pear
the year to
make In the
wine of district while in Its sec-
state He soon
that corks
hemp, then In general
use, ill to 1-is purpose,
and he substituted the bark of that
species of now known as the
cork tree in England and
In France. By tying his corks
imprison
the acid gas which Is
r i
down
succeeded In imprisoning
cause of effervescence, when
it was strong enough to burst the
bottle. Subsequently M. Francois
discovered a means of ascertaining
the exact quantity of sugar to
cure sufficient fermentation of the
wine n to render ll sparkling
and not so much as U burst bow
In bergs w re off New-
on Tuesday last by
Keys, the British steamer
Arrived at Rico
By Telegraph lo
New, York May New V,
has just received a despite
and it reports
a.
Americans
Cable
London, May the
the Evening
Telegraphed the Duke
th-Car Veriest at Mar-
Neutral
Reflector.
May William
t Austria, will neutrality,
Steamer n
New May
here today and
ports being upon and
Hull by Spanish
TO-DAY'S MARKETS.
As Reported by
CO.
Cotton Buyers.
Greenville. N. C.
No dress is immodest unless
wearer is.
he man who owns a paying ail-Wt II
it bi lat the land.
It happens that the
is Hi- U man a wedding.
There is an to
nearly every s
Many a man's depends
what out about him.
always beat
That's why widows invariably distance
young girls in matrimonial races.
Taking a walk empty
is said to cure you
should be stomach you
walk on.
A nun who owns it house on
avenue, Washington, was
arrested the day to
conn with a public
He claimed that he was too
and the house
away to any one who would assume
mortgages The courts
the and found
The Lincoln
at
with any and stood out a
fight against scandalous and
rule
in
Spaniards
Cable to
Kong, Hay
the at M
in threat Admiral Dewey
is powerless prevent it.
I t
By Cable t
Madrid. is here
resulted in the Americans-
before Surrender
By CaMe to
Madrid, May are J
being rushed to Manila. Orders have
been issued to the Governor
Manila to the to the
Adjourned
By Telegraph
May
em Convention
last it was a most
session. next convention goes lo
Ky, A large party led
Ibis morning City.
Montgomery Safe
By to Reflector. Monocacy ordered to Sea
May ii I
reported that the Montgomery
arrived safe at St.
Passed
By Telegraph to
May
and
Daws passed both houses this
May . S.
orders to leave
this p. i t.
Orders for
Telegraph to
Kay ported
line to
el the living
lo Havana and the
city, s J
I lie rear.
it
Cotton sold in
No
.-31 a
UM
ft
The Populist convention of
county, t
into Joe
being made or the
lion and John
R The
of nil silver
and the loiters condemned
with Democrats and approved
with
17-year locusts have made their
in great numbers ml
el It is said they
occupy a strip only
or ten miles in by ore or two in
width. Hogs on the line
locusts are rolling in lat in
No doubt in a days th trees
will suffer Baal the
locusts which will be busily employed
making ruts in the tree with their
sharp curved pieces in which they
deposit their eggs.
A school superintendent
Alma, Kan., two gross
American flag, other day for dis-
among his pupils. his
purchase arrived and e big bundle of
flags was he the follow-
inscription printed upon
member Maine, and to hell with
The said that
this expressed his sentiments, but he
decided to indefinitely postpone dis-
Will Spend
By Telegraph to Reflector.
Washington, May
this President
lo spend a
sword for Admiral Defray a
f r each officer man t
Dewey's fl.-ct for their great victory.
President this
nominated II. Allen,
to succeed as As-
the
Jones announced morn-
he oppose the bond
provision bill.
Volunteer Troops
By Telegraph Heller tor.
Washington, May
volunteer out
filly thousand
el immediately lo
to Washington, San
Francisco, -1,0011 to Sun
New The to
port department
these reserves.
Thirty
By Telegraph to
alter-
hi thirty
ships to transport
lo Cuba.
-senate In I concurred the House
amen the immune
hill, it will now go to the
Landing on Cubs.
to Reflector.
Key V May companies
-it regular troops were landed on
morning.
in Italy
By Cable to Reflector.
May Bloody riots lit in
progress in Como and
A Court-martial soldier's
Tue question
that Spanish
Witness
sod Thirteenth
New York Regiment-
and have
win tho
Philosopher is
once knew a Spanish
as rank as
tho average
If tho American people
as our friends
assert, they mast admit now that
the is mightier than the
Spanish sword.
I Madrid Don n go
that reproduction
great Wools
sen the
phonograph gallery; whore
A patriotic Kensington woman
healing that the Government was
badly la need of powder, promptly
several boxes which she
had bought at a bargain sale.
write to me before
the battle, won't
I will
will be so
to your loiter to
the other girls, y-a know, you
bu
There isn't any likelihood
Sampson a ill be
it it Bay hurt his looking
et.
it,. kl.
are pi tee of
an. for as
by Bros. A C r-
. Norfolk
a.
Spain Li--e a
By Cable to
London, May is reported
u Spanish boat destroyer was
blown up this afternoon near
mid beard lost.
oil
. Idling
ow 7-1-
Pi
to
bu
by S.
glitter, per Jo
to
to
Corn
Flout, to 8.70
to it to-tO
toe
to lit to IS
Eggs ti T
Cotton
Have You Cancer P
I had cancer on my fees for
years end have tried all the cancer
doctors any reputation in
try. went lo Atlanta and put my-
self under treatment a cancer doctor
great reputation. I tried nil treat-
that presented, with but if
any benefit. appeared first under
my eye in a small lump, not larger
than a pea, mi t it started that lo
eating it has now away one
of my eyes, one my ears is
and a hi side
lace. I became heartily discouraged
by the treatment of all cane-, r doctors
and determined lo quit and blood
medicines. I tried all the blood me
o any repute in the with
but little or I
might say providentially Mr. Joe
passed by my house last sum-
mer and came in to sec me, and asked
me lo try her Remedy and Wash.
was altogether and in bad
every had given up lo
die. tin would
trial and try her It. I did
so t the very lire dose I ever look
did me more good then any medicine I
ever in my lite. commenced
building up at one. I had
and chronic and
it relieved all in a sh-rt time.
lo it six months and
Continued lo all time. It
more good
used. Cancer it-
.-ell us us mine Impossible
cure, but it coed have n it lire
years ago, would have cured
I would have been
my or
Mrs. It
the pain and
end gives me good,
I would urge and advise one
has cancer to
begin on Mrs. Joe Person's
aid Wash, at once. it will
cure any cancer it only in time,
before gels such deep hold.
delay it when anyone buys Mrs. Joe
Person Remedy and Wash, arc
not a it is all is
I believe will
use six
will utterly kill lasts tor
to Cur.-.
u moderate drinker in my
time, but since Remedy,
nil liquor and it
is lo me
S. i
N. C, July
run n v
JOHN L.
Di. C.
PITT COUNTY BUGGY CO.
EDWARDS COBB, Proprietors;
At late Williamston store Court House.
Manufacturers and dealers in all kinds of
New specialty
All kinds of repairing done. We skilled labor and goo
material and are prepared to give satisfactory
MONEY TALKS
money talks, We make it talk for us
x by buying rt inside prices, and we
give our customers the advantage of it. We
want to do business with you. We buy our
By Cable
May Globe
publishes u special
saying the Spanish sails I before
other.
Commodore Dewey took
Manila tho sun never set on
and Stripes, remarks the
Observer. When
blasted that the Sun
never set soil and
a to
for the man of it
was because Lord was
to trust
In America's case
that by her recent acquisition
of tho i Islands the son
rises on part of
it on
day. Destination not
THE OF OF MS
i.-. not to the originality and
simplicity but
skill with which is
to i I
Ca only, impress upon
alt of
true sad remedy. As the
tie Syrup of manufactured
By Co.
only, a of that fact will
In the worthless
other par-
ties. of the
Km with the
which the genuine Syrup of has
to of families, makes
the name of the Company a guaranty
Of of It remedy. It
far in t all oilier laxative,
at it acts on the kidney,
ii; or
them, and It not nor
v its
1-. i of
SYRUP CO.
N fat
Ll I. If. N. T
right and we sell them right and treat you K
J. B WHITE.
Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats
------and celebrated-----
Eagle Brand Fine Shoes
and see are to impact
my stock aDd learn the low prices.
T. WHITE.
Reduced Rates in May
The Seaboard Air Line the
Reduced Kate for
Occasions to fake place
Mil.
if the SI I.
Kate of one fare for round
tickets in- Slay with Dual
limit Slay
NEW LA,
National Order of
of on fare for round trip,
tickets on Hap with Dual
limit a days.
General , if the
of the C S
of one fare for round trip,
ii k-1- on May with Dual
i-nit of June -till.
NORFOLK, VA,
Southern Baptist a d Auxiliary Con-
Rate of one fare for the round t rip,
tickets on May
limit of
CHARLOTTE. N Q
Twentieth of May Celebration of the
of
Rate of fare for tho trip,
en silo May sad one
per mile from points
a t two hundred miles,
tickets on sale with final limit
May
f Veteran.
, i one i mile
tickets Hale Slay final
limit Slay
lull Information In regard lo
these call on or any Agent
the Seaboard Air Lino or lo
T. J. Anderson,
VA
We are now taking orders for
Tobacco Flues
Flues ready tor delivery no
We do all kinds
repaired promptly.
SE
GREENVILLE, N. C.
IN-----
Heavy and Fancy
GROCERIES.
N 0-
kept en
Country produce
and sold. A trial will con
on.
COREY
m-
COLLARS
A General,, Horse
Millinery.
Groceries.
I can now be found in
the brick store for-
occupied
Brown,
to see
BE PATRIOTIC
MAY FLOWERS.
A AND
FAIR.
lake J U
111.111 Tin
War Reporter
A Patriotic
Specialty in
Red, and
Ties, Bows Four-in-hands.
L. Joyner a
mi- road.
A. I ii fr
a rip e
of
W Has mi.
Ml morning for lo
W. S. Baltimore, came in
morning. He there are
heavy at Manila.
Brunch, Wilson, who has
the Mrs.
ltd this morning for hi.,
Annie who has
Hug W.
lilt this morning her home
II,
W, S. of Baltimore, left
Dr. C. J. lo
this locals g.
Dr. I. lift morning to
attend Hie Hay.
D, c
H. C. s bar.
an old
i-xi-i.-t
to a bond. an-
that ease
the Mr. drew
his began Mr.
no. two
near I is and be in turn
his pistol fired
taking In
bowels. Tie
Is lie
aw taken to lbs
with
lo locate
The of Mr. Taylor,
though not net dim.
Ur. Taylor was lakes before
lice I. J. Moore last night, d ,
placed ii J.
K. to
morning,
after a
of Mr. Sutler, it
to the conclusion his ease
train one. death
would result from the
at
12.20 this .
Li
Wonder , , .
AH Basin I,., .
ft ll Cape V
gone rapture the Kl
I don't know; so a
Iii be Cuba
drew yellow it i.
the rid, bin, lever.
Cap Verde Squadron
a pence, while lb
-i son a pie. t.
When t i Lira
with the big gun I.
galore.
what targets.
This fat raid to he the message
I on r
by
Mon-
Hans
a o
INTERNAL O
win nor
, look out imitations and sub-
THE
BEARS
PERRY DAVIS A SON.
All
hare ad-
-I seat a
n of the
Men. . Is
in Man Orleans, l.
C. W.
Bard, killed in a
i ,
tries ill.,. r. i
c do . I
public l.-.-l,,,. , , i- ,.
V.
A .,. M. r
mil three
ii.
Three . I.,. rs,
Our. ,. . .
I here -i d , D
ll I . .
n .-Unit for the
to Coots-
why buy, It's Its a
criminal . .
t lib ale Island or I.
on to
i-1-1 III . B
th tin ;.
in
, of i i,
led
to r-
I. i ., i. ii. ,
gun
FRANK WILSON.
liTHE KING CLOTHIER.
Frank Wilson
Mrs. II. B. and her
Miss Margie left this 10-
for City
W. M. Hart, of Boykin, V,,, Wm Your
of . J. N. Hurl, in j . women
last night to see bis son. in their rake
a ll. ,.
. . u, .,,
I. bus bad gotten,,,,,
m t to have n las after I
wry I
J. S.
fur her borne ibis
IV.
Dr. R. I. left Ibis lo
reaching
to
give up the risking.
II-1-V t-r v., IX
limy kick th-m m
on yet grave.
in p.
I'm I n .-
my. .-
He's nod mail, more
H l.
Down in the other day we
had the ,,.;. ,,,. lL
.- ;
. , . ,
hi
through this
-iii-
ah .
rate 0150.000 n n k. In .
busy pi ice very in resting
hand rolling clear . It
i hi r. In Or
Y. kl
1.1
W. K. In .
m- k-
Coven it ,
All -.- ,
r a
. .
W K
I -I
ladies ,.,
Admiral In lion d
be present at the
th New
progress
home
REFLECTOR
Local
The Idler boy have gone.
Fresh Grass to.
The town seem quiet sol-
boys
The cool spell in May seems inclined
lo run through the month.
A i for colored
been opened on corner Filth
end Council
One K. baling
volunteered and with soldiers
, nerds hand.
We bad quite a. link- storm Friday
evening. There, a number,
limbs t The large tree in
from the Baptist blown
down,
st Manila,
cabled Raleigh,
had a gnat victory, Mayor Bust
immediately cabled buck the hearty
congratulations North Carolina.
The telephone com-
operating the system Versailles,
ranee, hold that
used In response a call
lite. The have
subset who n. up
the do you
THE BAND PLAYS
NOW.
I likes lo see
lull free;
while tells n story
Of sight tears me ;
It's the country's banner
I lores it anyhow
So way Susanna
The plays now
I Uses lo fee it flu r
Up lop the root,
the old boys
bet
It's country's banner,
In peace, or in row
the way, Susanna,
The now
So, let wave
1-111111 all high j
tell start her story,
While her red stripes sweep I
It's still
loves it.
So tho Susanna.-
now
Off to Camp.
There were times
depot this morning. At o'clock
Capt. J. T. Smith marched hit com-
lb.; Pin County Bides,
armory lo lake the train for
Brynn Grimes Raleigh.
entire town and many people from
be surrounding country were at the
to see soldier boys depart
and tears and .-bouts mingled as good
byes were being said.
The ladies were there
parsed down line pinned
a bouquet on lapel of soldier's
coat. A shout was given as
the train pulled out and they in turn
gave three cheers the
girls.
old cam Battery Z.
been moved over on the old breast-
works near railroad, end the
train rolled by thunderer a parting
to and there was a
general waving, of caps cut car
windows. The boys lilt in flue spirits
and la hoped their return homo will
likewise.
The following is the of the
in I y
Chat, J. T.
Int. Lieutenant J. C.
2nd. Lieutenant II. M.
V. Johnston, J. If,
W. K. Nichols, K. W.
Quarter Master, W. S. Briley.
C. II.
A. J. K.
kin.
J. Woodward.
Allen, F. L. All, n.
J. II. Drowning, A. II. K.
Belcher, Baker, W. L.
J. II. Cheek, B. I,. Dull, B. J.
E. C. Edward D. V.
J. U. Johnston, K. S
Marrow, H. Moore, J. W. Marrow-
J. W. Moore, W. H. Will
Moore, T. F. W. f.
K. P. W. W. Perkins, K. ll
It II. Randolph, J. T.
W. J. W. A. Ed
Tripp.
home recruits were waiting at
and enough lo bring the
up In the required number
will a. cured at
A Baker from Snow
Hill to Tuesday, to enlist in
the
fay. Hi rifle.
IS,
M.
evening.
Miss Alice Tuesday
J. J and returned
ii
II. Hard.-,
News and Observer, was th, ,.
J. T.
yesterday and volume, red went
boys.
r,
to i, received
by
to Fight
Boston,
his
one
night.
Brynn
N. May
Isaac A.
Greenville, H. C.
Thank lbs patriotic ladies of your
the and myself. God
I i aid
Le but not in
the company it with
A. Conn ,
Adjutant
The ladies
and an determined to
the Pitt a
cm be
in Ii-ll
i,
and hurriedly
as Spain
d Dewey
SOUND.
-t .;. and the
i by tins
Spain signs
i nun ; ;. ,
lL- us
fight at freight
mill also Ids of the office
of J. el an
opportunity to regain
will
either mini bi fore regularly organ.
the largest purse,
bu. he will insist on fide
In case, both matches
might place the last
September, Ibis year.
is
with the offer Julian,
manager the
to bet that neither or
Corbet will make good his otter.
Denver Col, May reading
the Associated Press dispatch
Boston this afternoon that
Bob had his cl.
for opportunity to
regain the heavyweight
J. suit the
lo W. A. Brady,
who ii in New
Go after that man
in d nuke my oiler la Mm
I will
and put up SI ow hi
once.
H as our w, m n
-bow we knew our will
to lbs
II Spain were to nay us such
indemnity as the o
occurrences the of
war would justify
in demanding it would lb
situation. could take our
thereupon surrender
Spanish to Spain. But
Spain's the
lying demands tho United Slates
will lo maintain
its control the and all
dependencies Spain which it
may lay hold upon the war shall
have ended. made
ourselves responsible
orderly and will
probably have our bands lull for
lo in repressing rapine and in
keeping the peace populations
incapable The
restoring in
may prove-
Old Spain.
Spain holds us in such contempt
it will presently
western re and to have
to do with us.
a more our vessels
have the then-
will not be enough the Spanish
navy a
It is safe to say tint
ships looking for they
arc also hoping ail not it.
Diagrams lbs
I of will be
I I.- them to as
Spa ii is so of bar history that
she II making some moss just like the
rest.
Great to
Minn of Spanish
in seizing
and w. P the
hour going lo pr. .-. Flee
IS.
Mail I
Orders haft b ell to tho post.
throughout country that no
will leave lb. Slates fur
Spain or he- ii I doling
All letters, packages, or
received tin- for any Span-
or town i ill lo
tho the i- bin a sender
appears on the n-it they
will be to Ian
ill i.
On Mr. D.
dealer in executed a dead el
assignment to Sir- It. J. Cobb. The
creditors in tho deed are all
homo people and about
liabilities. assets of the
cull than the explosion M placed at same
i In. Record.
. .
Bargain Day in a Rural
them i- a
-I
Till . n- i I .; j, fool II
Reckon so.
Hold i r; tie in I jot i e
have ill. y
I'll give you a pair.
p on
wear out.
All you arc.
Looks like yon
good measure,
II, rather lb in s n-.
it ell
When a buys n bill
t l m up, you
Yes;
Two a pound
St.
will
i pair
I'll
e s
r. in-,
In
r. Lutes he d,.,,.,.,., .
, , . . ,.
Owner, can make
c sick when it
comes to low
prices and
Good
goods. We carry a
full line or.
In r make a
cl c Ii .
r i entire
take advantage
Tun the
an to
Jacob Wilson Mi--
Wednesday, one
o'clock P. M. in church
It Rocky Mount. They aid
after Jean
and wife should about the
that fur half a century has
been mothers bring
little ones into the world without
danger and the hundred one
distractions
incident to child-birth. It
is applied externally, which
is the only way to get relief.
Medicines taken internally
m nut and may
re-salt in harm.
Mother's
it
Sell ii
Notions,
Clothing, Shoes,
Ricks Taft
THIS MESSAGE
Is More Important to
Than the President's.
Not War but Peace. We Make Peace tor
You by Saving- You your Dollars.
In either Coat will
fin n v. longer it
to we here thrown i large
lot of
Spring Clothing
i a along
lulu New at i Cost.
-y.
Remember all other goods also
included in this special cost sale.
C. T.
prepares every
organ, muscle
part of the body lot
hour. Ii
child-birth of us
tortures and
is made
quick easy. Its
is doubly
if used during the whole
cf pregnancy,
per -bull lo at all stores, or
MM by mall on receipt of price,
to all women, will bi lo any
upon by
Hie Regulator Co.,
Atlanta, Ge.
Wt
tho
the
say
best
finest
cheapest
newest
Good in Town.
cl booths in
Captain Mill, o
regular array, questioned a son o
want lo
do,
you ever smelt
aide were you
in the
blew up. up en the
I cum down on the other sold,
and lull powder on the
. .
York Sun.
the western
in western nulls Late
the to to the
When the I
for 4.000 mules bids
the dealers wire uniformly at an
about percent, from
the before
i. the
The western congressmen have been
patriotic and their
will pay their constituents
News-
SEE THAT
v. v
i- in
What Is It HUh
It is a picture celebrated
FOUNTAIN PENS
Best in use The outfit no business man is
complete without one.
The Reflector Book Store
has a nice assortment Fountain Pens
also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold Pens,
You will be astonished when you see them and
warn how cheap are.
You may never,
But should you
Want Job Printing
Come to see us.
Reflector Job
Anything from
-T
The Daily
i I i
Gives home
afternoon at
small price of cents a
month. Are you a
II not
ought lo be.
Eastern Reflector.
TWICE-A-WEEK.
h only a year.
contains the news every
week, and gives
lion to the farmers, es-
those growing
tobacco, that is worth
many times more than
the subscription price.
Washington letter
May. 1898.
Patriot could
scarcely r o further than when it
Senator ho was
received Dewey's
official report bis
Tutor. Manila
of eleven
Spanish the demolition of
heavy shore batteries, and the
placing cf the Philippine
t e MM and stripes, to
cheers for
MM with n will by
the crowd Navy
Department,
newspaper and Senator
Tillman. But even mote
than Commodore Dewey's
report that his victory wot
without the of a or the
injury of a ship, and with only six
M what followed.
Senators and two
men as widely different every-
be brought
together, s
d ct to the Whits to
over tin and extra-
ordinary victory with Mr.
After that tho
o us are for miracle.
in tie name of
the cabled
promotion o Acting
Admiral, and the of the
people, is g
pass the resolution reported from
committee
tendering him tho thanks of
also a bill creative an
rear admiral in the
navy, in order that position
can be given to Dewey-
Orders beta been for the
forwarding of ten
s from San Francisco to
Philippine at tho earliest
possible and present
can be
darted by inst- The
Philippine Islands are a
prize than most
There MM is i per cent r
than that of Ne yew
York. Now Jersey, and.
Delaware their
estimated population is about
In is
ally known, either, that more
than half of commerce of
is v i the U.
The war
is to from the
vicinity of come
any It is to get a
in tho
it to got a direct
from of either
y but they ran
expected Admiral,
which
to be in of
and to ho charged with
double of whipping the
fleet, if it tan located
and of capturing Rico.
Tho section of tho army cf
is know to ready for
embarkation
the command for Cuba.
Camping grounds for
five or thousand men haw
been selected in Virginia,
miles from Washington, and this
week portion of
army which it to in
the vicinity of National Cap-
ital will lo arrive.
Mi. Blood up well
under tho social and political
influences it to bear upon
in favor of a and
one tents who sought to
wear tho uniform of general in
the and shut them
all out by real military
men for all from
ho regular army except loin of
the of
Wheeler, of
Sewell, of New Jersey,
James Wilson, of I i. are
all of whom generals in
war and three of whom are
graduates of West but,
unites that men
as young John A. Logan,
as a bud horsey
social swell, A.
known to toadies
his father was President
who has made
business
are lo commissioned as
colonels given stall appoint-
staff officers ate
as lo the
in of an by military
men as good generals.
Horn tin v Gage was man
w h credited last year with
living tint changes should
made in his department solely be-
cause of politics. There have
been changes on ac-
of polities his
but has
been able to responsibility
by laying he approved
changes the. MM re-
commended by
as being the good of the
Now. he has shown
cloven foot by making a change
for politics himself, in the
resignation of C-
Ford, chief of Bureau of
Statistics, the
to O. P. Austin, . -he of
the in Commit
who bad out of
a job by tho closing of tho Wash-
headquarters of that com-
Senator of Arkansas, who
is a member of the Finance com-
indignantly
statement made by
that the Democrats
on that committee have delayed
the r.-i i of the war revenue
bill, which has before the
for a week. Ho shows
for the
by calling a lo fact
that tho time of the. committee
it bad Um bill has
all b e-i in consider-
PT posed by
Republican
Mini
It is p to contemplate
situation without a
cf play pity for The
cf a nation, among
most powerful in the world
a nation which, during COO years,
battled for its language, i's
identity, against the
which afterward
a place in the
which discovered,
and for nearly three
governed ah ire
larger ail
bin scholars,
painters, states-
man, patriots without super-
in the history of
spectacle Ibis still
but surely into
ion and imbecility is pathetic
beyond all words.
We say it is fault, and
so it la. It Is
Shu settle greet empires
she did not know how to
govern. bis
dales
decadence from the discovery and
America. v. et
she found bore did not
demoralized the
her
. who won tho
o of
into pirates.
Instead of trying to civilize and
uplift the f. i lo reduced to
submission by her she
and pillaged thorn.
I was inevitable that a
so effete a of
government so as
these which Spain has maintained
at our very door should, sooner
or liter, become to us
Tho -i activity
side and sloth
and tn ion on the other, was
only a matter time. It could
not been And
Spain Is Lo with the
of own futility.
has seal upon,
thousands of soldiers to
only to see die of
spent I
fruitless mill and peopled
only to
Bud that bin and her
boon
t has never
been a day March,
when men, well officered
and well not have
the Cuban
and exterminated the
But at far from the
goal last October as had ever
been. What aid with the
lives and tho to
bis care he will some day to
tell if there be justice herd on
earth.
hold in tho
i is gone forever.
has bee of the millions
n led for the defense the
Philippines no , perhaps, will
ever know.
as
were eggshells, ad
dream of died
Yankee
all. And M she stands, still
still still
eat. the of
her own conceit, betrayed h r
agents, of ti. d-
she never really bad,
perils she cannot possibly
confronted by
that can destroy
as a could a
i is a spectacle which might
well the heart of her most.
Gallons enemy-that might wring . May.-W MK
Do M Well.
will doing. Dewey
Cleveland Plain
that
Richmond Tim.
we do
pity from a
Post.
if. .
try the importance
or Hold was
appreciated by troops on both,
sides that a
made tho began to throw ox
The groat
MM to to wait until u
proper hue of had
by
THE SILENT SISTERS.
Word Spoken In This
French
the lone, yew em
bordered convent of tho worn
en, the
Here, not fur from sounding
waters of bay of Biscay, la
dies of birth breeding seen
fit to themselves what is
nothing less than a living tomb.
Woman's tongue has, justly or
justly, been a byword, yet
the voluntarily
their right to and sen
themselves for the rest of
their natural lives to absolute,
broken silence.
Tho convent, is modeled tin
that for men at La was
founded many years ago by a lady
of tho French court who, in com-
with some friends, sought this
Solitude and gave lier to
Who .-he was, her identity, is
in dispute. Indeed it was her own
wish the authorities of
Catholic church should her
a secret, and all the women
have followed her into
bore have likewise endeavored
to sink identity.
A league from m the
of the one turns
aside from tho direct rued and en-
a narrow to-
ward Maureen. Through woods of
beech wild olive ill kept,
deeply rutted loads to a high
walled Over walls
w a glimpse of and
if tho visitor a is all
can see of the
homo. are
rarely past
gates,
lot toy t peer
laid out in
long, walks, planted on
each side by yew trees. Each nun
MM walk U herself. It is allotted
bur when she enters, end paces
it until her death. Up down
walk with silent tread,
never raising save in
prayer, for exchanging a
with being.
A recent to the convent
thus what
lay sister who received us
sisters all tho
garden work and allowed to
would not allow us to
near enough to nuns u,
get oven a of their down-
cast faces. We saw, however, that
they wore long black cowls, with
great crosses tho
to tho hem
of the for crosses,
were wholly in black,
and black v draped their faces.
we the chapel bell
tolled out, and secure
moved toward its open door. We
admitted lo tho and
saw them kneeling in half light
us. A voice read-
prayers, but
see. A Hi r., i I learned that he
spoke from behind a
was tho convent
by an passageway
leading tho walls.
present the chaplain is
t Of
age, enjoys a for
ascetic sanctity throughout Na
The nuns sod
ho muss.
they . ml almost to
the their crossed
their only
drink only water. In tho
entire history of the order, it is
said, but nun who
failed to tho rules of silence
a ml Tho poor women
dig their and,
they are no cross or
of any kind marks their rest
wholesome for the gay
belles Pail to visit
tho silt and their con-
vent party could
got tho of
for lifter. It
um us a horror.
Mason the
a to
la called at the eon
vent They it n brief mite
from tho superior, which
when you join
us, it Boat i
the abandon I
Dewey it a Manila rap-
. Louis Globe-Democrat.
gave stocks a bit Kith
Ml
May the Lord We
f on his victory to
supply in. with six month's groceries.
While no newspaper stores are
published now about M an la
Deary been supplying th
city vi lots of
About Ibis time look tut-
to
Par it
hemp id
Spaniards
la
Fills
Cure Ml
Liver Ills.
Arrest
disease by the timely use
Liver Pills, an old and
favorite remedy of increasing
popularity. Always cures
SICK HEADACHE.
sour stomach, malaria,
torpid liver, constipation
and all bilious diseases.
HITS Liver PILLS
Port Sis,
Farmers March Ml t
year's supplies will It their t-
est to M our prices
Our stack Is
its
Tobacco, Snuff, Cigar
Flour, Sugar,
at lowest prices
as we buy direct from
A stock of
ii hand and sold at I
suit times. Our are all boa.
and sold for CASH therefore,
rise to run we at a close
Administrators Notice.
of an from
of
id administrator of the s.-t.- of T. V
deceased, will on
of May. before the Court
House door In Greenville, sell to the
st bidder the parcel of
land. , , ,
One lot In tin- town of
on the
lands o II. F. W. II.
Amos
acre, or
of silo cash.
JES-K
T F.
April l-Hi.
Notice.
Having been appointed and
tho late
It ceased, all persons are hereby
to present all claims against the
estate of the ail Jesse Adams for pay-
on or before lb day of March,
or this notice will be plead In bar
their recovery. All persons indebted
to the estate requested to make
settlement. the
lay of March.
I E. W. JACKSON,
T. C Attorney.
NOTICE.
State of X. In the Sup-
County, I Court.
II. Cobb Slid
A. II. L.
an Y.
K. J. and K. Y. Blount. who
are In the above entitled
came, will lake notice that a
entitled has bean
in tho Court of
County, Hi
partition of real estate In the
county of In which the
are
The J. Blount and
will timber take that they arc
required to appear at of
i lei k of He Court o
on Friday tho 17th day el May,
and answer
or demur to the petition and complaint
In said action, or the plaintiffs will an-
pl ti tho Court for the MM
therein. ,
hand, this
April
E. A.
t l. Superior
UNDERTAKER
EMBALMERS.
and nicest line of C,
and Caskets, in meta
lie and ever brought
ill i.
to la.
nil
Personal attention to-v- .
and bodice en-
to our will receive
mark of
Our era lower man
do not want monopoly I
co n.
can be found at any and
times John Flanagan
BOB
i C. CO
S.
in i n
MARBLE
Wire and
only work
prices reasonable.
fl tn it.
DEALER IN
leave Greet
. Tarboro land-
Inga on Tar Wednesday
Friday at A. M.
Tarboro at A. M.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Greenville A. at. tame days.
These are subject to stage
of water on Tar
Connecting at Washington with
for Norfolk, Baltimore
Philadelphia. New York and
Shippers should order their good,
marked via Dominion
Now York.
Nor-
,,,, Miners
i i.
SON, Agent,
Y,
N.
The Stock complete in
every department and
prices as low as the low
est. Highest market
prices paid for
produce.
ad
moo chats m.
V i or nut. Imam
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at I
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