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la no M a
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S. T. WHITE, Greenville, N. C.
MM
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daily, Sunday.
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FARMERS AND PLANTERS
your crop against damage
by hail the
Tobacco Mutual Hail and Fire
Insurance Company.
office.
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Groceries
And Provisions
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Ties always on hand
kept .
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Bo. and Sold
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North Carolina.
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J.
A.
N.
N.
Raleigh, C.
A FEW POINTERS
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Continues to Miraculous Cures
READ THIS i
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THE
REFLECTOR
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w mid wt
If I hey didn't
regularly will
make grow. Are
fled with If nut, ad-
It, and yon will
with Yon will find o-
la you If
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THE REFLECTOR
Car.
No, and Jack-
Ra.
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Ami Up-
T. U. T. at.
K. c
every Hun
day,
Bar.
a. u. M. A. Allan
view
lay,
Ra.
H. M. Kara,
a. L. II.
tad
4th
Mid i
Wed Baa.
Sunday
a. m. V. L. Walker,
W. .
and
a. at., W. ft
Litany
every San-
day
W. K.
A. r. ft A.
Monday
J. M. Han.
K Lodge, No.
K. B. C. O. For law
K.
I. O. O.
So. IT. await every
evening. A B. N. O.,
L. H. Pander. Ha .
a A. lab Vance Council. No.
weary
W. B J.
a. O.
No. meet every
la Odd Folk.-.
Ball. I.
D.
I. O.
No.
Monday la Odd Pal-
Iowa Hall. W. B.
D. Baa.
Clark Superior D.
O. W.
of B.
J. B.
OH.
J. D.
J. J. hike, W.
W. a J. B. J
W. and J.
drat Monday.
TOWN
Mayor, H. W.
H. L.
Clark,
D.
J. T. W. H.
and B. I.
O. B. L.
B F. Pal
rick, K B I.
W. a. Parker B. F.
hoard
Dr. D James,
fan
Your Home Paper for
than
The Eastern Reflector
Published Weekly
Tuesday and Friday.
J. Editor and Owner.
lo
VOL.
CHICKEN
IN HER THROAT
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C TUESDAY, MAY
Mr. Lee lo
Mr. Lee i a
He led after
with
CAUSED THE DEATH OF
NORTHERN WOMAN
IN CHARLOTTE,
SHE SUFFERED AWFUl AGONIES
KITH BROUGHT RELIEF AFTER
FAILED TO
EXTRACT THE BONE.
the Fog.
Norfolk, May at
a that coat the of or more
people the
Saginaw the Old
Virginia I Die
morning. The left New
o'clock for Norfolk and
the Saginaw patted or Ike
Virginia at o'clock
night bound from Richmond
Philadelphia.
f along the
after both
re going led anted
the occurred. The of
or
off the and
mile, New York o.
and mile north
of
CONFEDERATES
HOLD MEETING.
OF VETERANS ANNUAL
MEETING TO BE
K. C, Mar
M. W. Lee, a wealthy .,., , f
N. y., died at the
hare at a result
boo. Lea and her
hare night from
where they been
winter. While
a diner hut
tall, bone.
A atop at
reached th. hotel a pay, ;
ft The
attempted la bone
died, when it
oil
throat, to path
Into the
grew
morning th. w
gain A further
the larynx to
badly by
great of
Bar
grow wont until when
hare a
pure
which is to sold at con, and in
which every man required to
pay for In. own drink, treating
absolutely prohibited. There are
i offend
key with Ire. in
above To have
pure certainly
Thia, lo
A law making it a
treat would
a good law
attempted the
but tailed, it may
been leg
but if it hat ever
barn enacted into law we hare no
knowledge of it. Certain It it,
that aha drink too much
to became of their
at the Time.
Mark Hanna hit wife will
let him have a girl
but tome women hare a
way of Haltering a
Time Herald.
The of the
of Pitt county met at the I
F. C. n. th to
M Dr. K. A.
Jr., K. f.
b.
Wilton,
A of w.
B. j.
B. White, to
for a
the
at next
A II.
W. J. L.
K. was appointed lo
invite a
provide fur
A Ii. in-.-
pointed of K
H. W. and C. T.
H. commander of
Bryan
Veteran, of Put county H. A.
Blow, were
the advisability of
the dale of the meeting.
s. i it ,, some
date more suitable during the Rum-
mer mouths.
A motion lo mute
both chapters of the Daughters
Confederacy to opt rule with
the committee
for a dinner for the veterans at
their
Pill sent near sol
diets to no braver
troops ever into battle
men who went from Pitt
Wean- proud
and the they
We hole that more will
the people
county in of
The
if the next acting ill
at early and
I hoped
will man it -i. A.
Law
On an elect ion
held at and
on
lain Sift Crack,
and
the. stuck la. territory. The
in, to not
I the approval the la
that would been
law and
it down. Al
VI the Mock law,
to iii Haver of it. and Winter.
to
law,
ANOTHER
WARNING TO NEGRO
F. D. CARRIER AT
that
excitement i.-i. u. ,.,,,
killing in t,,,.,,
. B h .
when hit ,.
Ii.- i. .-I on hit
when sh
dead.
l- he killed
blab
MOB
Will to
FEUDS IN DARK AND
BLOODY GROUND.
POLITICAL WARS ABOUT TO
BREAK OUT IN
WOULD SEND
POSTMASTER GENERAL WOULD
A BRAVE LOT OF
FIGHTING B
Ricks Wilkinson
Commencing May we will dose our
at p. m. until August let.
Custom Tailoring for the
Average Man. -f -f
k Pt ice and pretension go hand in hand
it the matter tailoring. The
tailor makes you for his
his location, his name, as well as Ins-
good materials, style tailoring. In pay-
our prices you pay simply for what
put on your back. Cloth all wool, in the
patterns. Correct fit attained by
Style put into you clothes
et- you can
the saving to your pocket book by these
you would be proud to
wear. Prices ranging from to 417.60
has our personal guarantee
on inside of each coat pocket.
Banister Shoes
for Hen. -f
. longer
Mer for fit and durability.
Standard Jan mm read.
Jan. lOt.
T during Kan,
Kicks Wilkinson
A War
Son e days aim Mr. Pater K.
Smith here a
from
was sunk at
October, tie
adventure of
The sheet of
long, inches wide in, his
thick. Mr. Smith a ill ii
the Slate museum at
Hank
to
Bin York he
was purely an The en-
or be
aid, made Mr.
president
made him president.
The
was Plat I ho was a pew-
Dr. church
until said he
than five
Telegram.
,. has
ease on its la
j formation Io depart
Tenn., bus
held up by masked men
unless he resign
ad. Postmaster Payne
bus I aside
urns in km depart-
and proceeded give this
Incident In which
is involved his personal at
general
ordered route
ii might
I. .
which
he made plain would be to
s cue of the trouble
Omaha, .-,
hours u.
. m the hands
of
streets, refusing i.
ragout belonging to
than doing any
were
mi
today a stale riot baa
reigned. H.
pas- either direction,
acre cut,
flatbed, driven pulled
and
pulled lo their Marling points
the
The at
depots and i
line 1,840
Hi. to walk out
in
the
Mali The
I critical of k.-
in Omaha
i recall hi.
adjutant general from
and all day were
made quick of
the stale militia. The
he would
M.,,
c;. left
K. as
rational in the
II.
weeds, at I. Mar
who wet killed court
bile papers
in it ,. here
will further n.
in which
hall a have
Sold.
V. K.;. May -Major
J. W.
that . valuable
will, all i. of
Navigation and Water Power
Company bale sold to Kick-
that the will take place
i few days. The tale of prop-
a ill out carry with it
Mush bland farms. Senator
run retaining lie right to
it i, learned that the new
owners properly here
will build electric Hue,
of canal
age the of factories.
Wilson to to
his home at after the
i are
Finn From Two
Court Clerk D. C.
tells us be has collected
hues at the
trims or court
year. This received
tines goes lo the public school
A telegram from a member j fund has been paid to
J. B. Cherry for that
lie, at Winchester, Judge Ci. Ferguson
said that Kelvin ho was presided at of these count,
talking with yesterday and large amount or
by he not let the U
in ,,. ,,, go when convicted,
recognized the
yesterday,
refined to say any thing re
Married.
At Bethel afternoon,
KILLED HIS SON
show, i would
rt ins., to any
With men lo work.
Th Claim. That Mr Mai ThO it., nuts
Mother. amendment at lo Mr Blackburn
I weapon is accepted Income, a
,. original .,,,,
received haw tonight from
t z
,,., . daughter of Mr. W.
the , ,,. I Here I it .
in-, s i. , , married Mr.
was w, r of .,,
who
L The
, or Greenville. Th.
returned from the west. ; for
rows Manual
killing Cigarette smoking to be
Into be lend, as have j but no it hat
ll. i Hotel ed. To one smoking cigarette,
and the Little., the oldest is teal City
in the lend.
PULLEY
FASHIONS.
OFFERINGS
Ultra and Oxfords
Ultra Oxfords. Strap Sandals, -y
for women, all styles,
Oxfords, all styles,
High and Low Heels,
The Harrisburg line of Slippers
and Children to 2.00
Uncle Shoes are the Shoes
for are winners with
the sports. Exclusive agents.
Pulley Bowen
THE
New White Front
The Furnishing Store.
GREENVILLE'S GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE
aid
o wait quits
mutt
. . ,,,,
; II want lo what
Push your business
and Shoes
an , .
and . U-, U or Am get
y aft
Jas F. Davenport
BAKER HART
In addition to the best stoves in the world we
carry everything you may expect to find in a hard-
ware store.
Packing and Water Pipes
best
u.
--V
THE
FAULTLESS
FITTING
SHOE
FOR
WOMEN
Let that shots fit you. Now.
i important Unquestionably, style.
II t has style you want it. If it has not style, but every-
thing else, you do not want it. The style t Dorothy
Dodd is unique It cannot duplicated by any other
maker, because the Dorothy Dodd is a totally different
construction from any other shoe. Besides being
exclusive in style, it holds the fool firmly at the instep,
prevents the foot from slipping forward, and a
correct poise in walking. It makes the loot look nearly
a whole size smaller. That's curious, and you won't
believe it until you see it. Just for once try the Dorothy
Dodd Faultless Fitting Shoe prove truth-
of our assertion.
J. B. CHERRY
m i -.-.-
THE EASTERN REFLECTOR
null
D. i.
PAUL K. OUTLAW,
fur the
lip V huh-, no
that the Ne.- tun la-gun
to give . i credit for
waiter
It develops that .
O.,
lie
the post ml Greenville, N. C., as class matter,
Advertising rates made upon
A desired at every post Pitt adjoining
C. TUESDAY, MAY 1903
, Total Production m mi u -Summer,
will have weight sonic of bis Mat as did
lb .,,. i awl
I I lie Neva. i
w fa- .,.,, f , ,.,, .
YOU REMEMBER DE ALENE
We II bare to take it
of N let only
day. For further
apply Herald.
When The first denounced the Dick militia
The Guide Ufa;
Ku a.- u-r a greeds.
i de
from reports of cotton
, shine yo hours shine,
the l Haul I y of IV cool buttermilk
ginned of d.
The saloon amounted .
down in defeat at II., lee
N a. are
equal to III, of live
hundred pound or
the other side
l about
had better bumps,
saloon ticket
THE STATE PRESS
bill as a scheme of the federal government to obtain control of ed from the great dust town being by a
the state troop, our contemporaries and the public
., . from our U
generally ,,.,, ,, ,,,
ignorant of the purposes and tendencies of the quiet .
law. Hence we stood almost alone in opposition to it. and pa
Tb to put the law in operation, however. Has brought
. . eastern
round half bale t
four News and Opinions,
.,,,,, J
may be a I
Does he or
The tot Um
Van MM
Dow bait
lo forget the
the, made.
It lo la- up lo
about a discussion that bids fair to render it useless, in some
states, at least.
Our contention has been and is that the law is wholly
necessary, undemocratic, and a taste of
can militarism that is likely to linger in bitterness in mouths
of all who accept it and abide by it. Events, even this early
have demonstrated that is the right one. and it has
adopted and defended by some of the ablest journals in the
South and in other slates.
The point against the law is illustrated by the
trouble between the people of Tenn. a rural
free delivery currier, who was threatened with injury should he p Is col
refuse to resign, and whose route has been discontinued by the from leaving stair,
poet office department. mere.
The impression prevails in Washington that the mouth
can administration would not hesitate to order federal troops to
shoot down the people of of further trouble. Toe ,,,,.,.,. ,
It known that the rank haters and lovers in
in Washington would gladly give the order to federal
troops, where the shadow of an excuse could be found.
What would happen, then, if the slate guards were subject
to the orders of such men as Payne, Roosevelt and their OHM
Suppose the case were nearer in Greenville,
and Roosevelt should order a of Wilmington soldiers
to march to Greenville and shoot and bayonet as ha
been done time and again the regular troops in other
states. Do you remember the bull pens of de Alene,
Homestead, Ac I What would we ask I
a conflict between the on one side and their friends
and relatives among the soldiers on the other. That is. if the
soldiers obeyed the orders of officers, and if they
did not they would be court and shot.
We are not passing judgment the act of
reports of census
average crop off, but
has lam of BOO start are, ,.,
n previous to
an bales booming for
iv t bis average, crops The good miller
pig. i-e. m. and shown of turn on waler he
iv iv HUH and bales lo grind.
t MB
bas a increase all a is, lb.
east of t it exhausts
surges,
Mississippi river the its fury is it ,
all but
he
Having lawn forewarned of their
Alabama Texas,
Alabama
we air sad the boll weevil Texas are
for losses in e
,,, ; weighted dos-u end to
many KM
n I. I. u.
details
are behind f J
lie limes. is longer rust.- j various sections
Pot
and Carnegie lauded
Liverpool other
I'm haul
lost in and
lotto, the have lo
lie gone through again
election.
We may have of an
saloon la
wile, but ion,
lea a ill split
over II.
people in demanding the resignation of the carrier.
There are two sides to every and it may la- that the
people were perfectly justified in their course. The same
might have happened in any slate in the
right here. And certain is the position once
would be an interesting location for federal
WHERE THE PEOPLE ARE THE LAW.
II.
In
MIC lo give
A n din
for from
III I lOll t trinket .
larger flint hi-
in 1900
i i e
J-as had her doors
thrown open to all distillers in the State who care
to her way. Harriett has a liquor art
the manufacture of liquor, but BO for
violation of law. The Watts bill does not operate in liar
owing to this law.
This a case where the of , .;.,.,
are justified in taking the law own hands and keeping of
out whiskey makers, by force arms, if need he. It's of
no avail to cry over the error of the legislature in passing a w, ., a II
foolish badly worded Whatever was intended, the ml to a
makes the refuge of the very worst parts
of society, a dumping for the devil's workshops If. survive ping
after having given due of their intention, distillers
begin to more toward it is plain duty of real
man of to no-et them at the border and dispute their
passage by whatever means may be
j M people because is called to What a
but degree, of compensation In, -l, ,;.,.,. ,.,
ha. . ill, past present opening day of
Ike Thai
of belt made by lion made
her. of liberty must have
decreased of large game
m was far away.
more an by increase
of M river, of
in LT, per of epigrams
In of wife of
increased in A wife may pro-i
lion a manner which largely plan for
i I i material lose but if building
west of river. material be a Hist
per of the is out of the
inn in and Patriot.
off we in in- west of Mississippi
of 17.2 I-I bounds do
ho. Hal at
of reduction the cot woman was murder
on in Tex,, ills show., e they look up
stale priM
Hal percent, crop be bas able i
early aid or one log-tout, proving bis complete
. id the nub of of operation
Texas a III cut off
. . a only a over cm. behind bis is needed
Hi.- are to . . ,
. ., re entire of this
more and y. stale,
e already second her
, b . ,
Louisiana and
What
A baa
red its i- There
Oxford Ties
MADE on Oxford our Oxford, have that firm in-
step grip which prevents all slipping and rubbing at
the heel and afford, genuine comfort to the wearer.
We have many swell swagger styles that arc entirely
new; the best of leathers--all sizes and widths.
If there's one thing that a particular man wants to have
just right, it's his low shoes.
And more than usual attention is paid to seeing that
they fit the feet that are to wear them. RIGHT SHOES
RIGHTLY FITTED. AT RIGHT IS THE SECRET OF
OUR
FRANK WILSON
CLOTHIER.
i,
press had hug.
,. out l
but the plum in,,
disturbed.
Dainty things for any meal sold
at prices to suit
any purse.
We provide most attractive for your
We do it this way-by beat
by handling them n the beat way, by selling them
at the most reasonable margin.
Cotton seed Meal and Hulls, Hay, Corn and Bran
always on band.
Johnston Bros.
CASH
bas distinction of
i a father a mother,
I a step roller a
mother. This is of
a big ion in
Laving, W. H. which
lace would do well out i i
die. hail by Ur King's a
the fur t I
He
ll to i i will K
Our diplomats are about to
discover
i it refuse, lo divide.
who have Inn.
agonies but your Theodore should
t-ave me t
relief aid I
u- . . i . a cure. y he ever
Urn,. atoll ,., u, ,, ,
is needed and ate numerous. That is certainly so,
Kentucky.
AUK LIMITATION.
all.
Oil and waler won't mix, unless it's Standard Oil.
not of dress. If backward.
Love would rather eat green than hare no pain
i hat
call stealing post
official do it.
I hey
i- a growing
old age from
-if choice
world. Youth
i In
id
I-. I.,
weather is
it bad lo lie I want to know ,,,
Ridicule is only a shower; hoist your umbrella and let it or n be
; . me jaundice
mu-h worse. ,,. , ,
The laggard's idea is to press a button for everything and jean.
It's peerless remedy for all
and ling Price
and l by
w bot
lies
i would lug so
much to say about In in the people
would soon forget
but every time be kisses a or
bears or
papers tell It under big
JAS. B. WHITE.
General Merchandise
and Department Store,
. N. C
A-large stock of carefully Dry Good.,
Boots, Hate, Cap. and
Country bought and I
and Family Supplies constantly on hand. Country trade
i Flour and feed by the car load.
JAS. B. WHITE.
don't against the
made against Mr.
i that be compassed lb
defeat of Mr. in is no-1
m source the
alike, remarkable demonstrations . mm . .
I A.,, M bis name U men- .
As Post that Kings New I'll I. are
do nothing hut rest.
V e who works to get higher is the laborer who is
worthy of his hire.
We really hate no one; we merely abhor the lank of
own in others.
Candor once went forth boldly and in
home in tatters and tears.
He i f a good man who thoughts grow in
language one thought o. copied before.
The man who does things makes many mistakes, but he
makes the mistake of nothing.
ho wear high hats with white low cut
waistcoats and bobtail coats are bitterly opposed to American
diplomatists appearing in uniforms. Saturday
you all
,,,,,,,,, so well -This act saved sellers In bU After
h-d suffered debased
a great Ionic If Ibis be true, future
vine cures will put the name of
trouble., where it justly
MORPHINE
are K-real; actual I
me.
Mr. them for w
lug for .,., year. lo. is. . believe, all Mr.
at Ml. rallied land desires. He has enjoyed the
Opium, Laudanum, n Habits
, o, h- no
i We r.;,.
ll .,. o CT . boats
A Nil mi TRIAL
I Wills lade
A mm es a
A applied vindication is I Can M
bat It ti. . n A suffering from Warts,
smallpox has baa. m,, fr ,, he I. most Cancers, Ulcers, Tumor, or
is a fund expressing sane man can be cured by applying
i -I. i --let h.-r Mt Ur
corralled, but with
still
vole market
i few points
will now ease
her bare two
gowns a
has Long Is-
land along tbs test.-
Constipation
And all and
Results of Indigestion
s its st
DR.
LIVER POWDER
I The following ft. White
ville News would
call ill
We thinking war
In lo
of to
even a cause in-
. II ask
to contribute. if you have any
spare change pay up your sub-
send lo the
fund join Mute
la- at
To I
We have no idea Mr .
Cleveland expects to
Why should be warn to be I
when be already a
than
N. C.
LAND BALK.
Lost Hair
tin n, is
I tried Avers Visor,
Hie hair from com.
out end restored
by the band
the man wanted
to buy a post
it was steal
In
talks like a Ban herd
Ares bail -if ale Ufa on basks.,
a pleasure in
offering such a
at Hair
It give to all who
such satisfaction. The
becomes thicker,
longer, and more
glossy. And you feel so
secure in using such ah
old and reliable
.
who thinks be
understood
QUICK A
of Ala
twice in from i,
severe of piles I women all light.
Illinois. Alter and all
failed,
in
and cured him II
kills pain.
Drug
s ii. of
I court Mb county lo
, I J.
of
Norfolk, Va.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers
drain and
ons. vale Wires lo New York,
New
I r of
ad
on- outers, Me
H AU
ill it i In
I i hi i . Mull.
la over
Ill
Tin w k. cm it.
I K I
III
A i i, t- H of Mm
opinion be
lo lo ft.
. b. to I
Vet.
Which
and ill
Sim-A Or, , ,. i.-,
Potash
fa IS. many hales a
. -A ACCOUNT.
i H
i r see
.
. Are
will tor before lbs
hone, In
let day of tbs
j .-.
In the
Lying lb.
aid.
lands of J. A. Ml.
sud
sere., or Is.
Mar 1.1, 11.1.1
L. J. CHAPMAN,
f. O.
N HA
of s decree of . iv,,.,
nor l our. lo lbs
entitled M. O
v, Bad-, J. .
others, lbs
will for
U i lo on Moo-
day, lbs Isl day of June,
ii. or of land
lbs town or on
west h, north
by UM of sad ON
and east by tbs M.
. ball sirs.
lass.
M. o
IT. C.
The Block complete In every Is
and low
lowest. Highest market priest
paid for
PATENTS
VA , . f i i . m lit
Half Mia
a fanny story she
enjoys It about as as If you
had dropped a spider her lap.
York Press,
William Fountain, it. D.
Physician and
N. Ci
door of
R. L.
Dentist.
N. C.
way to love a woman the
way . i, a i. win. t ,
Charity la not what it is
away to be.
Malaria Ever have It Know ill about
it Want to get rid of it Take
Malaria and Ague Cure.
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
Ilia I
Lights and Shadows in the Those Who Dwell fir from
the Madding Strife.
NEWS NOTES FROM
WINTERVILLE.
M. c., Key .
Mis. F. C. lye spent I at
i. B Carrol's.
Bar. W. u delivered a
lecture Ken
day the of ten,
Those bun
lecture was flue.
Mr. Mrs John
Friday In
Tripp, one our
returned
sett Thursday be
has been attending.
preparations were
for the .
at the dormitory las by
the in of
the
were too bow
ever, it was a decided
The young- people soon to be
rated vacation met enjoyed
themselves as people
B. V. have just
received a car load of western hay.
Mrs. Jerry llama
ban, has been spending a few days
with her Mrs. W .
House, of this place.
A. Cox Mi's;. Co made a ship
of Handy to
Carolina this
cost down close with
the of Improved
just installed that
It Is possible lo ship then to
states and then sell cheap as
tears.
lb O. Cox and Mr. of
were here business
Mr. Perry, supt. Vs. Car.
Telephone Co. of was
our
Mr. Perry la a very clever
Got. will arrive
day train lo deliver
for
School.
A. car load
of Hay arrived yesterday
are pleased to deliver same day
rat day.
for High
A new is
from school
pure has Inn
Handy trucks special
prices tobacco flues. We are
making both all while ad-
vise placing order, U.
Cox Mfg. Co.
at
E. to
ville Saturday.
J. A. . went to
Mrs.
Miss
Winter
ville
CHAMBERMAID
DREW COLOR LINE
PLUCK. GIRL
MAKE UP BOOKER WASH-
S BED.
In., .-.
a chambermaid
A of our people attend-
Bun-
in a way has an
Hotel
Miss
to make up bis
clean The told
her she would to do so
leave the hotel. Sue left. at
she would not make up a
In-d.
ed at
day.
of
borne of Mr. Mrs I. A.
took from them
daughter, She was
prims of and
death was a chock lo all, as
was co- to bed a few
days. services were
conducted by Kid. C.
of a number of friends
sud i rial i The were
interred family burying
The family bas our
bran felt sympathy.
ILL-FATED j
GRIMESLAND
SWEPT BY
DIARY FLAMES.
PROCTOR BROS. LOSE THEIR
MILL GIN HOUSE. COTTON
WAREHOUSE
REPAIR SHOPS.
BIG STORE.
JUST RECEIVED
ITEMS.
CONFEDERATE
DEAD HONORED
AT TARBORO.
A N. May
H. Venters,
spent Wednesday night town.
Hugh was here Tuesday. I
Mr. Mayo, of I closed for
to It. la
May 11.- Memorial
day was appropriately
All business
while and many
town
la-en another
Are, thud
little more a year.
night hie the
mill of J. . proctor and
this together their gin, i
cot I n
and -bop were
amount ha.
could not It i.
total, an there was no
I whatever on
lire is ., In- of
origin.
JOYNER AND
WILL BUILD A
WAREHOUSE
Voiles, Camels Hair Serge,
Rhodesia Cloth,
Whip Cords,
Nun's Veiling,
Oxford Cloths,
Knickerbockers
Cloths, Albatross,
Mohair,
White Wash Goods
EGYPTIAN TISSUES
den. I wore gray
O. L. borne Killing were held .
D De
Mrs. Harvey, of of of
Mis. Jas. racy. The program was as O. I. Joyner and W.
W. K. Gamble. Jr., purchased lot on
Joe Blow, of was just the American
here Thursday. in, K. It Alls and a few days
The Masons met and brooks. , ,
conferred Initiatory degree on n, Hon. fast, for
a candidate. Chorus, of
died at bis Boll call,
home near here j Chorus, Comrade.
Mr. editor of of honor,
too Press, was here this Mrs. H. C. Bourne,
in the interest of bis pa-; Thanks lo others
behalf
Ur. II F.
II liver i lie Al completion of a of
address C. procession was than any
the and all
J K. Smith bis begun work on the town common.,
bis new residence East where , sumptuous was
Miss of Greene county, I
was in Ibis week visiting bat i
brother, J. W. Taylor. by
and examination with the
of tests and exam
was In town Wednesday. W.
A. M. Wednesday
at Tripp hotel.
ITEM
new
warehouse will be modem in
will lie
of the next sea
Mill.
Mi. bas iii t-e
ha. done the
market
any , lie
lie bad ;
iii-
the
securing tor lo
of buyers here, many
from bis pen
ITEMS.
N May
Hardy Mrs.
Philips on sick list
this weak.
Miss spent
Friday night with her
Mrs. Todd Allen.
Thomas, of la
neighborhood Sunday after-
Misses and
spent Saturday and Hun
day with Mrs Ban near
Nobles is very sick
with
B. and children, Misses
sad Lee,
N. V., May a,
P. Gardner and wife returned
home Sunday from Baltimore very
much improved.
Y. went to
ton today on business.
Miss Bella Bose. of
returned home Ibis
J. Barker preached a
floe sermon on Odd Fellowship
Sunday.
J. K. Hocutt returned borne
Ibis morn log from s trip down
tbs road.
S. N. the clever
salesman, of Norfolk, Va , paid us
a trip today.
Tbs public are Invited lo call
J. E. new soda
to cool drinks.
establish It a. that wen-
a fact that Catarrh of Stomach planters awl
Is not a disease itself, but that this section more
it results from repeated attacks of In of the
Indigestion. Can I Cure Ml, ,,,
My T . . ,,, ,
curing It
will you of awl i and these have
given experience us
the a He knows the
what you eat makes the
sweet. at
Store.
Bi Has Storm
O. I. returned
he had adjusting some losses
caused by bail. He tells us a big
bail storm struck that lust i
Tuesday morning. In some
the bull reached u depth Is
Inches lay
days.
TM If
I Every seven days the
-mil is a young
man energy Integrity.
The can rest assured
that Ibis new warehouse will do
every for interest and
will a
COL P. M,
A received in gov-
yesterday
sad news of death of Mr.
Mill J. at
which
as result
ed The
of a average to P. M.
vale secretary
-3.
Mount.
school board bars
a teacher's Institute for
la Jane, but whether
there will one this year for tbs
whiles depends. It has been
that for whites there
be s district Institute held Jointly
by several counties,
Pill, others
for If this be
arranged this Its
otherwise there will be no
for white teachers till
next
Pitt usually holds a
institute, sod has
arranged to bold one hi turner
at
of sure
if tbs teachers of
this they will
be
Hut.
grated at M
Liver Pills
That's what you
to cure your bilious-
and you a good
digestion. Fills arc
liver pills. They cure con-
and biliousness.
Gently .
J. J. Barker left Ibis j size loses two pounds of
to attend the meeting at tissue. This waste cannot re- .
health awl i having la-en a brother
kept up j of Colonel null, who was out
digestion When and of having left
fall to fr
I to elate hour
the sad news of bis
bad not lo
to skinner,
N. C,
their
down, health gives way,
Iris
and ills-
Cure enable stomach
Dear Sin of to digest awl
better two of paint. Hale all of the wholesome food
The A
wile Mis ,, N. V.,
that rebuilds tissues
III, health and strength
W two coats of Mixed In
Paint five ago; last spring Dyspepsia awl all
bad coals of same. troubles, It an ideal spring
Owner was going to use Bold at
but got bis Paint a few
cents leas.
serous street,
painted coat of
at sens lime last
is
Job; but wait five years.
point of story Is
Is sorry already. He baa
learned something that not one
a thousand knows tint s
gallon of one kind of
lain twice as much paint as
Ion another kind of paint.
afford to put
paint even If you bare It given
to At snots time, you
sea, that Mixed Paint lo
have worn ire
bis due.
truly,
W. W.
r. .-. L.
pal at.
J. area
of was a young
lawyer marked ability, Only
Governor Tyrrell n;
ed loin in din-
in which
A later telegram
work, deceased will be lo
Suppose yea try us with your next cine
where a Col-
resides.
We have bought the entire stock, and good will, of High G Millinery of Mrs. M D
Higgs, purchased by her recently while In New York. We have also secured her services, and
she . will be more tan pleased to serve her customers in the big store.
Mrs. M. T. will also be pleased to see her many friends and customers.
j-.-. r. . i
Our Stock is Larger, Brighter, Grander, Greater than ever
Store.
I Cit Scratch
on the arm, to the worst sort a
burn, or boil, Witch
is a quick cure, In
buy lug I In -I Salve, be par-
get is
the salve leaving
a scar. A specific bleed-
and protruding
Sold by Woolens Drug
sells our
Wale high. Two
-mainly ware given
Pills
the
so.-, see
its are
A Little Early Riser
now Mill
Kit- in. mi
that MM by
i.-in,; I-
yet
mill to of
the liver
of the trouble la
if um la
for a few will in-
no of the Hold
by I
Some lbs owners of fast horses
In tin i ill., an
meet at A
race took Friday
to W.
It. Dr. William
eta. Mr.
MRS. M. D.
MRS. M. T.
MISS NORA JOHNSON.
Millinery Department
BIG
MR. An Ocean
Pastime
A SURGICAL DEVICE
la a among th salt of
ax
fawning,
lac at mo
on the in
of stubborn insider,
have broken down
in entrance Into the fold
circle And now cornea a
knows and nobody
for walk right la.
with
and Canadian
one at Newport, war
to a hotel and the even
lag at the of Mr
wt anting in the
maid the great
hi address to the
the College of
lac room of ocean liner
be
to the other steam-
fa to protect Innocent people That
lean country Jake la being at
b; sharpies.
don't warn him
only get Into
The other would tell that waking into
I trying to gain hit confidence to Th to the
and me
noon one you hare
done U fa m
patient with of
to apply new d. no
matter how little connection it may
hate a remedy with By
you will time, retain
the of the patient and keep
tell yon what to do Too are
finished, and members before
A GAME OF
FREEZE OUT
It the ii lime, when the
of th. m . ware tn
fuss
f . tin
for
the j
at old J
and to take j
them n. n i to be sold They
expected to W .;. , f
and were hearted at
tall Ball on a coll of
on they
their bead in their and
weeping.
came on moat
them.
You get Harness.
Horse Goods,
I HI. -Old m. for good Mm
of Sir. m
her back
your
i have no to make
you bare built up a
man
the toot up 1.1- hat
m mm th m p t. y T , .
.
happened that
a young lady family
had el know u la
J many aid who
far reason fond cf
the wealthiest of the
noticed the alights put upon
yen
hand and
Skinner. I didn't
were board
came up and the other
hand. how are yon. old
Scotch and. yielding to -x fear
name the
man. looking ,
a for descend-
of whose
H you mean to tell
hose to off and Liking at
ail her garden truck, took countryman from head to foot
up awl danced with not Skinner of
Oman. her bead very high the r
as to
to a chip off my about-
let her When evening
over the young man asked
to call upon her.
her though had no
desire to him. truth
at that an evening entertainment Is
a to Judge of a man's Intel-
and
no; I'm Jim of
make a better likeness of
his own photograph. The on us.
It long after the wine win
open.-, that the two kindly disposed
men had Mr seated at table.
Mid the
In money of two
o fine
had as friend us she wanted it
When, however, came to an
In Mr M, company not to
In one of her own has treated
not long in that he almost like a brother I'm cm
knew more An, one than the brat poker m
knew
to her. for The confederates looked at each
be and justly o. a They admitted that they in-
girl She found but Instated on
rather ail much more prone and stranger hist eon
to listen to her than to talk to play with a low limit. Hut
But there was something In h declared that as as he had won
way he mid her to pour must atop he would
things into bis ear that her. winnings in wine.
Though Mr. stay at played In the of
port wax brief, it Has productive of a confederates, who felt very sure that
great deal of trouble. Some of the win at a fair game and. If
who slighted him took caught at any it
his often might get Into
n a to them. ll b.- more fun to win fairly.
led t. social which the prey
into open war. Mrs. Van all his Then
much blamed for for and
but on a
account of her blue blood and
her vast
, was further
i report that Main-
about to throw
Wag no
I being able to wear good
warms
all the
who bad her.
She'll and In
sink to where
It true Miss
had given the arranger bar bean, but
aha to her hand on
one who did not seem inclined to
bis identity she was something
of a for blood and. being with-
out any Income u her own right, felt
it that if her
husband e able to support bar
in fair style her that be
at lea-t h.-r a home and
be his as
good Finally be gained
an over bar that she wag
ready to ac-et a,,, ,
make
family and his
He no hurry to her.
and her Judgment
One Mr was Bit-
ting In the people pawing and
some giving a slight,
nod, not even n recognition.
were In a
group, with their bucks lo him
when they braid a cheery
behind
here I thought
you were dancing another dance on
the governor general rt
The party and
a arrival from
know my
bills Tasty d every
for three days, and he ship
port confess.-.
that he
there a scene.
Ills while the two mm-
enjoyed his Then
when he utterly crushed they
gate a lecture on
and told him of their scheme to
ruin him for Me owe There w a
a glad In hit eye as he
both their hands, streaming down
hit checks, and declared that were
the finest on the Bragg, the
men In America, the men the
I world.
Graham their
pockets of the bad woo
and were about to hand It back to the
, loser when he stopped them.
he I
shown me what a galoot I am and how
little I'm lo take of money.
this N only one way of It j
OUt Hie. a week feller II
git It mom other way. Now. I want
, you lo me a favor Keep all ex-
enough to take me to
You're there. H nm I. When we
then-. I got n friend, and I'm
to put It In hi-, bunk. I'll never trust j
myself with more enough to
pay
friends fin-
and with tea re of thankfulness the
farmer departed.
next ship was In
port. Mr. did not appear,
nod the two hunted for
high and low; then, leaving their Lon-
don address fur him with the purser.
they started to ashore.
while v i the turning, i Um
traveling la the west and In a
little town in the mountains.
Being troubled with indigestion, he
took a vial from his held the
In one ha ml. a in the
and. drawing the with
teeth, held It there while be
the medicine In A violent
to relax his hold
on the cork and at time draw
It Into bis windpipe. In a few minutes
household. Laving been
by a violent pull at the b. II. were
about doctor.
Ir of course knew very
what should la done In h
hut with the cork In his
In face, his eyes bulging out of
be not only unable
to but his ware
momentarily Tin
doctor got the patient into a chaff and
began a of efforts to ex-
tract cork. They wen not
and It to look If the end
was the
practitioner's eye lighted as if with a
new hope. Throwing down bi .-.
and bis books, he t-Lowed by his ex-
every
that he had solved the problem The
bystanders wondered by what
method the was to win
patient looked at bin
Ms
doctor Two
and him
while the landlord divested
him of his upper garment.
with Ins
This. too. was accomplished with the
haste and energy of despair fringed
with hope.
The house wag bunted, but no bees-
wax found The landlady brought In
some honey, which as n the
try it he Joy-
fully
very than
more to my
Into the dish, he
broke off n piece of the cell-
with honey, and rubbing
It r.
Now. f
rubbing
on a man's for the
pose of a from bis wind-
was the Idea wag
that bad he born
able be would have burst Into a tit of
laughter. He did thine; he
laughed Inwardly Whether this Inter-
mirth relaxed the or
coughing hail by this time loosened
the or both, BO not even the
great surgeon himself, could tell, but
I fact that the stopper lip-
from it place, the patient
It the floor
For a few the relieved man
was so overwhelmed
that he was unable to get Id
The a
, more than ordinary interest In
by sinking Into n chair and draw-
it few breaths of relief.
soon Ir could
from n of he
aid lo
I bare practiced taught
surgery for thirty years. I am
every newly device
for relieving a patient from an ob-
in the or
but never hive I before heard of
rubbing the with boo
Will you kindly Inform me f the
connection between the remedy and
hat he expect-
each
tell you what III the
II up a party to buy
poker to Hal amount you ask for
your man and and we'll play
a game out for them, the
, man w ho all the chips to
agreeable to ma.
said the owner take Bay
hare of chips. Make up
it was not long four men were
in the cabin to play a game for
two human being. It being understood
that the winner, oilier than the present
owner, should not sell them
In an hour one of party was
out. and anon after another met the
same fate. owner of
slaves, the to play j
out the game with one man who had
gone into it on purely
motives
It this time that a clerical
stepped from bis stateroom
and a be passed gaming table.
seeing a crowd looking on. asked the
of the especial Interest.
he pushed bis way
the remaining players and
I am surprised that
yon should play for this old couple
without them a chance In
game for their
don't play replied the
J. R.
Core
one of the men from whom they bad
pointing lo himself
friend. The next moment two men
clapped hands on their then
handcuffed them
What's they both
the Marquis of Melton lies
the right band man of the governor
general of j Then was no reply. They were
The secret was out. to to a police station, their band bag
cape social notoriety had confided opened and found to contain
Van thousand dollars of counterfeit
and had woo heart J money.
and land of Miss had scarcely left the dock be-
beard news of her lover's
friend and after her en-
Lady occasionally visits New
part doesn't fall to snub the snub-
here of her once incognito
since he Is now to the week convincing the police that
more Important positions In the Brit- i had been the victims of a of
lab diplomatic she baa lit- counterfeiters, who. in-order to get
tie time to devote to her old their into the had turn-
who bate the more bitterly suspicion from themselves by load-
higher As for b log a large of the stuff upon
baa long ago forgotten the Newport toe their dupes. The endeavored to
and la very fond of America.
F. A.
mi
The bride's mother her,
together they sat In the sewing
room. The bride was the
Doing of her husband's
I think that's a neat re-
marked bride, as finished her
teak.
mother examined It and shook
her bead
don't like suggested the
bride.
too well reply
well
tailor's
if I can do It well a
then, of course, have to
keep on doing that Ob,
know all about It. I tried It
I drat and later I
bad to ruin I
break father of th- of
to
IT
replied the village
doctor, do not seem to
The surgeon took from
et a glass surveyed
his preserver.
my are not you
cannot
I nm. I listened to your ad-
dress to oar clam day were
graduated, and I have forgotten
your never to applying
device to a patient In danger, no
fore the grateful farmer, puffing along it might
cigar, left steamer. He lost no bare with the disease a
In Jumping Into a carriage and replied the gnat
never afterward heard of In either I on the principal
America. . needed In your Too
Messrs and retain of a
Come back with me to civilization. I
will you Into my practice, which
I expect to turn over to some one as
as I
married,
she's waiting for you. She will
go with the
be ready to leave on the next
ATWOOD.
keep
out.
tag ever.
.,. at j.
M. but It asS
ft-
the matter but it leaked
MARTIN B.
. H.
When John H the
portrait painter. in the atelier
of teacher
showed his for by paint-
in his bend In the great eel Hug of
the palace Even after
he branched out f himself bis mis-
often sent for him to come over to
studio his hands having
won the admiration of faro-
The lime came, however.
when no longer answer
the heck and nail of bis for be
was getting work of his own to do.
which would allow him lo leave
studio at a moment's an One day.
it is related. sent a
call for and when received a
that Sargent compel-
led to decline bis owing to
work he was A few
days later a lo whom lie had
confided his anger at recalcitrant
pupil, Well, bow is It
Have you made up Howls
Ah.
looked sail and went
How la It with
Another Us-
I bare to the
I went and I got a ladder, and
one might I found to play
for pursued the clerical man.
said the owner. you
want to ploy for them I'll sell you a
hundred of my
gamble I never touched a
In my life. If any good poker
player can found to play stake
I will fine for the
One or two men by
to do the playing, but after a state-
of their some one In the
crowd protested.
me the said the
is the
fate of those his servant, and I. who
know nothing of this game of evil,
will make It a of good. I will
play It
were over to
the money paid, he
began to play, a
with every hand, though Anally
the game without any
marked stoppage for Information.
Meanwhile nearly every
the bout was on. Then
man began to have a flue run
of luck the held.
blundered frequently that be did not
win all he might have won, but
pile steadily.
finally the In,
chips, owing to the blind luck of
cleric, was pretty nearly divided be-1
him and the owner of the j
the other mail's reduced
tO Then a large Jack pot J
that no one seemed able to open. When j
it was It was the turn
bet. He studied band for some
time, then laid down his and
asked for an explanation of a Jack
The players somewhat impatiently ex-
plained It to him times,
he said that he thought be understood
It. Th.-n be the study of
hand and hi doubt what to do,
making n movement throw It
down, he Taking
a Jack from his hand he asked one of
opponents if u were not n king On I
being corrected, he showed a queen
If It did not next be-
low the again, be
for awhile, then put up the re-
quired chips drew one card. He
had one and knew whet It
was. It plain either that he drew
another or to two pairs. One
the 1st all be had. when.
the betting continued frozen
The other, the slave owner, had three
sevens and With a pair of
lie determined to end the game by
nil the had. retaining
his -laves and besides
There was no trouble drawing
the cleric In. time opponent
rained bin he raised bis opponent.
Finally when of both
wen- nil In pot It explained it
the cleric that nothing remained to be
done, in opponent threw down
that i four ten ask-
ed the cleric Innocently, throwing four
tens on the table.
There was a of laughter
the crowd and an oath from the
owner, after which a bill of was
drawn the to
cleric, who made out free for
them.
the parson poker
asked a looker on of the man who bad
got up the party.
of Arkansas,
the Mississippi. We
rung him In for purpose. We had
no right to do so. hut we had as much
right on our side as
r A
D. W.
AI I U M
Groceries
And Provisions
iii.
Cotton
Ties always on hand
l kept
in stock.
I Produce and Sold
j D. W.
North Carolina.
i oar.
SI R. L. leave
. ft
I U III
with
for Norfolk,
New York Boston,
Anton,
Swan and
all for in nil
Norfolk.
Shippers should order freight In
the Old Dominion Co.
York; Clyde Line from
Bay Line
S from Mer
and from
J.
N. C.
i I
K. C L.
WHITT CO.
Marble and
Monuments
for Win
Main and
Ga.
N. C , and S. C.
For
AND PLANTERS
Tobacco Mutual Hail and Rn
Insurance Company,
N. C
HOME OFFICE.
ATLANTIC COAST
ah. MS.
R. J.
LINE.
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Greenville, N.
N. C.
R. C.
Daily
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Weldon
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A FEW POINTERS
We insure your Tobacco for per acre.
We insure track for acre.
We insure your strawberries for an sere.
We insure your cotton for an acre.
We insure your small grain for an acre.
i Mount
Charleston
Savannah
Tampa
, c
FLORIDA.
phi I
to the of
and i. for the Of It.
ii ii.
p.
North Carolina
a m
a m j pm
a a in
p a m
pm a m
a in
ii m
in.,.;
to p., the loaM i own
American Italian Marble
M. C.
i.
i no. ,, i ,. ,
and Cam
, on No., i. and lo Tampa and
H. M. J.
Aim. Tram.- Pass. Art
T. M. T. M.
N. C
further .-formation u, an, or i
RELIABLE WANTED.
in
j. i nm.
Norfolk. Va.
Cotton and handlers of
Tin.
pRANK H. WOOTEN,
Attorney-at-Law,
N. C.
lay,
J. N. Booth,
II. A.
; superintendent.
lay, and
He.
H. M.
a. m. L. II. Pander,
Services
4th Dior
Mid seek
Rev F. G.
a. in. P.
W. E.
Minister. Morning and
prayer with sermon every 1st I
and Sunday.
Sunday a. m., W. B.
Brown, superintendent.
every Sun
day morning and
W. K Powell, pastor. f
regular
A. P. ft A. I
Drat
third Monday I
Warns W. M., J. M.
K. R No
-ii P-
and Gall ft Ax No. mm. every
lib West evening, A. B. N. O.
Henry tan It. H. Se .
Apple. I B. A Zeb Vance No.
. Jelly, even
W. B J
Regent.
THE
in all the court. Special
attention to of rents
and other claim. Prompt
lo all business.
and
f.
for. Sand, Oil Bar
etc. Bed
Goes up or
down
the
y your
it to
n- H down,
the public and
climbs up.
THE REFLECTOR
used and persistently, will
Ska grow. Are you
lied with your If not, ad-
it, and yon will be
with returns. You will And
interested in what you If you
talk to them through
Cold Comfort
HAVE YOU A LAWN
Is no need to a lawn mower when we
. sell with a. such
and I, m do
Cooler. Ice
everything else In
H. L. CARR
. Meal and Hulls, Gar
t Apples, Nut.
Ware, and
Ware. Sara
Beat
and
other Quality two
for cask. Una
me
M.
i TWO sin .
meet every and .,. BERN PAID
night Odd II l TIT I
J. I. Worth. I l I
D.
I. O.
No. meets every second
Monday In Odd Pal
lows Hall. W. B. Wilson
D. Smith See.
Spring Suit
FROM
B.
and you'll have some money left
with which to purchase
Dry Goods, Shoes Hats,
and Furnishing Goods
A PROCLAMATION
Reward.
Whereas, official information has
Nathan charged
the murder of Walker. And
the said Na-
than ha. fled or an
the
served
Court, D.
O. W. Harrington.
Clerk Superior
Moore.
CM.
S.
Paid-up
of payment of
second year-7. No
To the or
him.
Now, therefore, I,
upon
Charles B.
No-h
by of authority in
me vested by law, do issue this I Charles
.----m . II .
of
lion and
Coroner, OH.
Surveyor, J. D.
J. J. W
W. B. Home, J. B.
W. Page and
first Monday.
TOWN
Mayor, H. W.
Treasurer, H. L. Carr.
Clerk, J. C. Tyson.
Collector, C. D.
Police, J. T. Smith W. H.
I. Dudley.
Aldermen, D. L. I
Coon, B F. Pat
of
J. L. SUGG,
a. o.
.
J Dollars
deliver, .
to the of counts
.-our. house In and
enjoin all
rick, I B.
B. F. C
I do
Cheaper than at any other
tore- in town.
all of the state and all
good to la
Mid criminal lo justice. m
our City of Raleigh, the
Si S P our Lord
tad
In on. ye
night.
of our A
Dr. D James,
Three Times
the Value of
Any Other.
One Third Easier,
On Third Faster
A gen is wanted In all
unoccupied territory.
Atlanta, On
S. T.
Your Home Paper tor
than at years.
The Eastern Reflector
Published Semi-Weekly
Tuesday and Friday.
D. J. Editor and Owner.
in to
ONt DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
VOL.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C FRIDAY, MAY
NO.
VERACRUZ III
A SMUGGLER
LAND
IMMIGRANTS
AT OCRACOKE.
WATCHED BY THE GOVERNMENT
Treasury Department Suspects a
Scheme tor Landing
grants by Wholesale.
Washington, C. May
There in
official of the de-
today relative to the
wreck of the Vast Oil
day at Ocracoke Inlet, V. The
life saving service has received a
Dumber of telegrams from its of
at the N. C ,
Ufa saving station, near which the
Teasel wrecked. crew of
this station rescued crew
of the Vera
Newspaper
fort, say that Vera
put Ocracoke with a
local pilot to secure water.
officials suspect De a as
trying to smuggle
grants Into the without
paving in. There were from
to on hoard, some telegrams
planing high
Mr. Will Hard Pro-
aid that the present
of the set-
vice were put In operation
muster
maker. ears ago. and since
the
He said that
Might that some of the
ere and
regular
would made
new
as well as
laM has
now received from et Post
master
Smith,
Merritt of
this city and
Hi re
the made ex-
the
ton The rail ion of
papers fr mi the of the
of the attorney general,
is regarded us a
closed incident. The papers were
SI, and
referred to Called Stats. n
for the District
a week latter. mailer
has nut progressed further, it
has not presented
and it it generally be-
that the grand jury would
not lie likely to lake because
of lack of proof the papers
taken were government property
SCOTLAND NECK
FALLS IN LINE.
IMPROVEMENT BONDS WIN.
Twenty Thousand Dollars tor
Graded School and
Electric lights.
Scotland N. May
The
Mid
M on here today and ear
tied by a good Majority
provision of a bill
the loan
of a
school amount
for tactile lights,
Angeles, i
I.
Anting under
let
Hie poll
froM
i a
WASHINGTON
CORRESPONDENCE
man I lug one
of lbs Ci
tbs late
has
polios
imply detaining
after
Ii Hut M
Hill III pi
f fill
lie i-i.
bus
title
in-
n, s
n, I-.
ii i
roller
1.1 the port
sill I III,.
sent
to senate and talc as
n Failed lo ii, It.
port ii inly.
N. May Mr.
i Manufacturing a rt.
in to the A Iran point no
mil
hail nave let Los Angeles. Ii i
said Unit been living
in Angle- for several in
in Ilia
have mil been out of He
Ordinary.
Sold
V; nested lo Tenon.
Angeles, i . hi
lies i I I- Angeles
made t lb oat n
but I ti.
HOPE FOR HERO OF S ISLE
I Hie I
hi i , v ., I. I here p
I,, re
Inn. in. i. Mi i lunch
mi r
review lug and amid
id . beers, CI deli
i. ii long ii dragon,
nm the lurk
Chinamen. pie-idem
this. As n up
assuming horror,
in Teddy's Terrors
kin. I ha.
me
NEW TRIAL FOR
CAPTAIN DREYFUS
French Minister War V
Bring Dreyfus
Before the Court of
STRAWBERRIES ARE
Is now in charge the he
It is learned lawn
fr and Ian cleat upheld an
was An is ex. The hop.
., being In the purchase i.
a for .
the real estate
RUNNING AHEAD. i- m. j-
The press of the
is is J-
fur four years of rover.
While for
the Hon. Peter Sterling stands ate
correct, and press is correct
advocating them, It is morally
that gentleman treks
nor
lion. us and Av-
on ticket, a platform
With two for and
vice presidency and one for the if-e Teddy and
presidency North should we'll sorry I hem n. they ll
be able to the no. desire to tackle Hie again
Durham Herald. . C
Wilmington, May n
to the
III
ran Batten Carolina lam
up to and May
has bean
cars fur of
With a Crime
Charlotte, May, A spatial
to the New. Lancaster, S. C,
. n I are I he highest
says bat Clyde a
. J , , , Sea
county, bus been .
past In
i. Ma
. .
i in
of mil has
in
I hill n- in I Hide
through n special get till soon be
gM which .- m Sew with
If till
Pans, May ll. 1.1
asserts Minister
hi n
given Dreyfus blade
l and
tied led
thermal If
n t in.
pap.
Malt dosed.
On Prof. W.
II aid the male
the In
has fifteen
years the town
ale greatly
to him for the work he
hag dine.
in by a very
building in to
hi. has bean the lies
the county has ever had.
The bull, aim have gone out of
his school to have
taken an high run a us those going
any preparatory school in
state.
Judge Campbell Impeached.
Va., May
today concurred
resolution removing from
bench Judge Campbell of Am-
tho
II. who was
in
1-
Andre's
tinning is
closed, bill
while. Very can ha
learned deal.
Yet.
week I.
ft Co. lb
him can
is more
reason sin
ate hint in
there was when be was Ural
Mi. W, has
public an
k, and
n till iii. . n plums
near gen-
will 1.1.111.1.
put within
1- bush
I els.
bale, cotton lo them
IS. J . . Tl,
Companion K
hum.
lied
Don't It,
NM. . Mil ll.-In split
of the public support John D.
II.
Andrews tin- l Se-
the
new building
rumpus ill bl
In-
Mi. offered
in 11.1,1 by
lime. vole was
twenty-five The original
r ill ill WM amended,
in two and return
I lie for concurrence there.
II is said Dial Judge Campbell
appeal supreme
Court stale.
Ball.
a of ball
bet seen two
They played
tn the Mm.
of
Him at
re
ill jail on the charge of
is till old and
U. He denies charge, but it
is said that ll lo
who will its enough to Make Hill g-
Boom- has borne a good for him lie hales. KM
character. P
lie. Mr. I'll-
inn. a expert comp-
division
was our time
lull
I., Ky. M
purl Win
Mas as.
heater
r.
Monday
borne
us and
and the score IS
in favor of Greenville.
I lie line up was as
N.
probe the
likes to hare her hits the New York
band sick abed to he will B awl I hough
the I 1-111.
all in I lie gift.
inn the lilt, state,
from he comment
, is Ii. Hie Unit Hi. pi Ice j,,,,,, SO.
if in is raised Book ;
us n few days after II.
gill us
but the report be
OUT
pus
Ricks Wilkinson
Commencing we our
at p- tn. until August 1st.
Custom Tailoring for the
Average Man. f f
4- Price and pretension go hand in hand
in mutter of tailoring. The exclusive
tailor makes you for
his location, his name, as well us tor
good materials, style and tailoring. In pay-
our prices you pay simply for what
you put on your buck. Cloth wool, in, the
latest, best patterns. Correct lit
cutting. Style put into you clothes
by best tailors we can get. And you can
add saving to your pocket hook by these
prices on suits that you would be
wear. Prices ranging from 97-00 to flT-tO
Every suit has our personal guarantee
on inside of each coat
For My Lady's
Dresser
we M-oHm.
of i
Hair Brushes,
Mirrors,
Combs,
and Manicure Son In
or having one's own
or tn. a visit in relative or i
away from hone. We u you
out stock.
ice ind fountain.
Bryan Nichols,
plate. .
, fully
a cordial Invitation i
i i- he learned . touch.
he wt. on ex
order of Bee
, Treasury
far, His-
i to make public lei
. whom
lots ii
ding Tall t
i i m-
i.
scheme
probably
widen, Hie
ll unit . a slave penal, u bill, baa
come light, b is i
Issued by ll. com.
Millie I'll
The begs do
I. l by me
telegraph. K standing m
tIn- S.
t i
ii bat said
lilt
Letter Carrier i
II
mil i u l hold-up
rural route cm
ml, in i Ill . ban
i Huh
i din v
. . y .
i Id- i
., I, . . . -I
in Nash, . y.-i. hi I
fear, ample i-
I.-I.-I he Ii me
Menu i
i i i
by
ii; in in i, i
S.
Tyson.
Harry White,
Wilson.
Kure.
Home.
Will
Ion. Lanier.
ll
-hi
lib her
does A politics de-
shell not but e good deal on his ability
us is -Is at In say and
induce
Perfect Printing at Reflector Printing House
. i-
all III
ii i .
lug Hall i
Tl
Banister
for Hen.
hi
Shoes
a finish.
is shoe made, has a finish,
of lea made by be stands
ahead of all Stir shots for and durability. 96.00 and
Standard fashions.
Standard Patterns for June now ready
Designer
u m
reduced to and .
The annual subscription for Designer during May. sue.
fashion sheets always
Ricks Wilkinson
New White Front
The Furnishing Store.
,.
With et Ci J
and The
that were wall lolls .-.-. but tr Is
in Every par. .
shoes Holes. . r r. lining. .
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GREENVILLE'S GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE