mm THE EASTERN REFLECTOR AND in the port office at Greenville. O, as second class matter, Advertising rates made known upon application. A correspondent desired at every post office in Pitt and adjoining counties. h turning to Sh all their AT name, nm t j u sad knew o each roe of V the . i rival it W Truth to POT V. FRIDAY, APRIL I, 1904. The Jape don't find the bottling very easy or profitable. Tip this kind of weather the week and Easter finery Trill hare a cold lime. Mr. Petree night reserve his thunder until there is another dis- election on somewhere. Go pay your poll toy and it not be necessary to keep reminding that if it is not paid by May you vote. Finch has faced the nary was required to give bond in die of Looks like for action exists, form and resolutions; four members of the Democratic State committee, and two delegate and two alternate to the national convention. All Democrats are cordially invited to attend the precinct conventions to be called by the various county com- and participate in electing delegates to the county By order of the committee. F. M. Simmons, Chairman. Alex. J. Secretary. TIM BEAUTY will never paint, poor Rome to in u a Baby mother's. But all roe. no antic, I i when trees are trees and when-fife ares an J faces lime. My father-wast an bathe artist you painted She laughed;, showing- all white Sever. I have alB de- There is time f or-that, even if las reran I--I many things-. father was clever. been .- great artist had he- long ha been dead If he still; I w It Van that killed Mm. r do-net him. I, a baby. Bat they told mi,, and very her carelessly here as long as remember, felt a tender for the girl and showed it ways and Tim's gt ate- pica ore it never be will it be done how f hoist me Will on i me It is-my t exhausted himself sad quiet,, and she awn j, y tear eyes, into his sad Ms s. g near and yet the If now be-completed. f m went softly into and sleeping. she El beside, the. bed n her raised, her young face, an a tip out her the. first, that her Ht had -known. She there a long time, law face- then rose and to his I the, studios one walks- a dream, with a new, light en her face took and t work. day with- out lips, started no Weep in j Those farmers who had cotton and Bold it at the high prices have cause to Mr. grateful About the hardest job a per ever is moving its outfit, and The u hopes it can keep house and never have to move again. Tb Raleigh J-ewe and Observer goes even beyond the bonier in its expansion. Tuesday's edition con- of sixteen pages, half of being devoted to business of Rich- That is usually the way f it. A Massachusetts congressman was de- the South because of lynch- but when interrupted with questions lynchings in the North expressed himself as ignorant that any had occurred in that and She was at the wildest, daTing and most reckless little sou- to be found in any of the bohemian studios of Paris. No was complete without the mu- sic of her laughter, the light of her black eyes. a picture was deemed complete until she had paw- ed net own merciless for Tim, with all the of vulgarity that was yet is greatest charm, was still an of the beautiful and the and the dramatic in th highest and best sense of the words. Perchance there came a time when her moral and social being under- went a change, and the change cam with the advent of the Beauty. There, in a society where all a nickname, he been dubbed the from moment of his among them, and name, by reason of its appropriateness, to bOas Certainly there was so satire in it. Tall well proportioned, with long, straight features and clustering brews curls about k well head, the man Sob- bed the Beauty was it. deed. P had come to Paris to the wonderful, wherein life was art. His Mae was Brandt, arid f heart went out him. in a v and loyalty she had never-felt any man Ho at that time upon a for the that afterward appeared upon its walks and Paris, all the artistic world, to upon it in wonder and ad- picture that brought fame and fortune to the Beauty in one short, glad, hour. It has scarcely been forgotten even now. It and represented a slaTe-girt, with haggard eyes and face tearing through the thorns, that had torn her flesh and clothes, and over the broken t a dreary landscape. The lurid light of the setting, sun was behind her, topping the dark line of hills, and the figure of her pursuers could discerned far thin weak and ill. All and. buoyant young lair absorbed m her work. v was wonder of all, she. m the under her band, until it They had missed- hen a couple, of days and, seeking found her lying; peacefully at-the. foot of-the easel. The Beauty -a better and away, black against the naming sky. ousted, for, her. At fiat they thought asleep, front, exhaustion, but on trying nor they was dead. The that it was heart trouble, she. had died in her sleep. The Beauty knew. In delirium ho had joined so often the real unreal that he to that he had the picture, At all events, it Flag. Short Berth has more thorns than tow era. Every carpenter plane before A the radiant of a joyous heart. A good to curb wild man to bridal him. Fretting.-about never drives them off. Tho whole volume life with sighs and sobs. The greatest drawback to comfort is said to baa in crooked are gardener. is a tho deeper it i the it makes. In the midst of Jet rife, yet. never in trouble nor letter Is. That ii a bright parson who- cum tell the. age of a by looking at its teeth. That young man who forged his way to the front i now in She There's no for tho wicked. Oh yea there is. There's for the licked. Why His Failed. He children as a He did his counting before , t . , .,,. .,.,,.,. ,., . He doled out money to hit wife know them and in- if to a beggar. In, f t I . . a Call for State Convention. The following call for the State convention been issued from the headquarters of the Democratic State a meeting of the Democratic State executive and committee in Raleigh, March 17th, the State convention of the party was called to meet at Greens- Thursday June at noon, to nominate candidates for governor and other state officers, two associate justices of the Supreme court, and two presidential electors at large, to elect four delegates and four alternates at large to national convention of the party in St. Louis, July 6th. At said meeting of the committee it was resolved that the of business of the convention should be as follows; Adoption of and platform; Election delegate to national convention; of candidates. The con mention p delegates to the State convention from each congressional district is hereby called to meet in Greensboro Vice president of the convention, committees and order of business, town tho wet- v. as silent saw him. She seemed at him as as man creature that was different anything knew. wit- it, he was eat. suggest at flint sight and the wings were at But them and shut in her roam and flung en the floor thorn sad the night away, weening the-first bitter h-i leas life had known, tears born of an undefined feeling in her breast that there was something wanting in her, some womanly attribute that the had never caught and perhaps might never reach new. Thereafter came the hi bar. She was in things the reckless, merry Tim of days, yet with this there a subtle alteration. Her was neater and quieter, her tousled hair smoothed more She would up his studio some- times and there timidly watching him. He painted as well as he did everything else. There a and a dramatic force about it that were lacking in the work moat of the men the love your she asked day as she stood near he exclaimed. indeed. What would my life be without it, paint head. Beauty was very poor lime and was working with bled energy at the picture, foe it must be finished by a certain date, and was much yet to do. Per- haps nourishment and want exercise and. hard, work ail told upon a frame never the strongest. Certainly the Beauty fell ill evening, fainting s he laid brushes, and was in the of a high fever for, weeks. of it and see. him Tim. with a in- stalled as nurse. She promptly or- them away. to your work boys, she aid as thrust them, out of. the deer. wants, a woman here. I've nursed soma of you. before; leave me to it now. I'll toll you if I want help. But-it is a man was. never and tended this earth or since and tended the Beauty. In all. his raving she left- him. Te tbs kind If doctor who suggested thus she must rest oak a firm young hand, and with her in appeal. Begged he teat her pulse. in firm and and said steadily. would yen And doctor, leaked hut patted her cheek. her with the Beauty. She that aM. her. took but one turn. Where- soever they begin they bask always point, one point was his unfinished pie- Now it was finished, he thought, and had been accepted. Again he cry bitterly that the days were passing and that they were holding him back from it and it would never be completed in and he would struggle get out of bed, even in his awful weak- to reach the picture. well knew that the time was and she thought with despair of the uncompleted canvas and of all that it was to have done and of all that it would never do now. She had had a half formed hope in her mind at first that he might some- times in his delirium cry name, and listened eagerly, bat he always of the At last one day, when it wanted but a weak to the saw be sent LETTER TO O. L Greenville N. C. Mr- N. Avery, Delhi, N. T. had two houses exactly alike and painted them- one lead-and-zinc; th other He paid same price for both paints. He used six of lead-and zinc, gallons He paid for painting lead- for and sine. The total cost of the lead-and- sine job was the total cost of the job was He didn't know he was buying the dealer told that paint was as good as A fair example of bow it ally out, when you buy just an Better go by the name; and the name Yours truly f, W. P. S. H. L. Carr sells paint. He never bad time to go any- where with his wife. He newer that there were two sides to He never a wife needs praise or compliments. He bis wife speed all time doing house work. He treated h wife as he would have dared to treat another woman. lie never dreamed that his wife a recreation or change. He never concessions to his judgment, even in matters. He thought the marriage vow had made his wife's master of partner. He took all little attention lavished on him by his wile as bin by and not an That's Easy. Who it it in Greenville that gets more mail and more mail than any person town, and still has box at the office, and does not even call for hit mail the post- in aster of course. A Baltimore doctor thinks he has discovered the germ of mumps. He is now engaged upon the work of trying to demonstrate whether what he found will reproduce mumps. The disease not so bad but the fact that the are learning more about it evidence that science still on the forward march. Undoubtedly people will lire under decidedly ore favorable than those which prevail at tho day. Greensboro Telegram. ASSOCIATION- Program For Saturday. April 9th a. m. Devotional exercises by How. W. E. Powell. call and reading of Model class in primary work, Miss Annabel Model class in Miss Moore. Model arithmetic, Miss Eula Cox. 11-20 Model class history,. Miss Mary Wiley. teacher's to himself and class in respect to his daily B. Lineberry. do I T- H. King. Paper. on teaching Mary Hodges. Address Teachers to the J. A. Hornaday. do I get from these minute answers by the following Misses Mattie Grimes, Tessie Addie Susie Keel and Delia Smith, and W. P, and F. O. Nye. business. Miss Deal, of county, was killed Saturday by light Tb . department is In of J. M. Blow, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. N. C, Mar. Mist K e Chapman came home Sunday . A. ft Co., will pay . prices corn, peas, in mind the Mfg. a a . j board of good in prices on r i and family, of been visiting R. ti. Chapman week. A article is better if you have to pay a little more for it than a at a smaller to try the Carroll by the Mfg. Co. The A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. wishes to art J. W. Manning and Tucker, of wore here A beam manufactured by the Winterville Co., always when you t-i to have put in your plow they can also furnish tor plow. S. Atwood Kittrell has accepted the office of the A. G. Ml-, Co. For corn, oars, cotton seed meal ti. A Kittrell Co. Don't forget Dr. now Ii .;, bis the of J. II O. . A Kittrell Co. bought from man Monday. to think we exaggerate if say this has shipped at least one one half tons of hen last four For best grade of chewing and smoking tobacco go to the drug tore. Mist Mattie s visiting sister, Mis. W. L House. wish to notify that I will grind every at my mill mile of Level on Sam Tripp. Harness as well as buggies Don't go some where else to your when you can get be line f ladies dress good in i U; . F. Chapman Co. Call mil Mis. W. M. f Springy, slier h time with lit-r Mr-, Cur, left Her homo evening. Bearding Mrs. J. D Cox Board fl per day. Best House town. Mrs. Little for the Hist time a long was here yes- Dr. B. T. Cox wishes to chase new goose feathers. Charlie Tyson, of den, has been to see us. To our friends and customers. Having very near lost our stock of merchandise in the recent lire, now limiting arrange rapidly as possible to open VI e solicit a continuance of your you ail for pa.-t favors we re- main, Yours ft Co. closed is Lena her school at at home. Dr. B. T. Cox when not In the country can lie found either of his residence or lit store of It. G, Co. We imagine that farmers are go- to u-e a great amount of this season judging great of sowers are being by A. G. Cox Mfg. C. Mrs. J. B and Mis J. G. Proctor, of who are students nut school. In a few few Barber ft Co, will be ready to serve any thing in line. We lire L. shop Main and are in to furnish our Miss Clyde Dawson, friends in Grifton since Don't forget public debate in building Friday All invited. H. L. fur heavy and light groceries. Miss Cox, who is teach- school at Black Jack spent Saturday and Sunday here with her mother. Ii. G. Chapman A Co. invite the public to call and examine their stock of dry goods, notions L. L. Kittrell went to ville Saturday. Light and heavy groceries ways on hand at the store B. G. Chapman Co. The brick work on eight of the new stores is complete they are preparing for the wood work. There are two more stores factory yet to build, which will be done in short Be sure and see 11- L. Johnson for any everything in the grocery and confectionery line. Mies Hat tie Kittrell was visit- Miss in Saturday We expect you have a plow back band already. If not be buy an Economic Back Baud from the A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. Miss of after spending sometime bore visiting the family of brother, W. II. Rouse, returned to home Saturday evening. The A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. shipping Cotton planters by the car load. Where on earth they I will ail land we are unable to lay. W, U. family to Grifton Saturday and returned Monday, We now have a nice lot of porch I column timber. If you are in need of them why not let us you Prices are right. Mtg. Co. Mi-s Lena of n firmer teacher in Hie Winterville EVERY BOY MD GIRL LIKES BEST m and selects this for coming out in a new SUIT, 1902 and other Spring We are ready serve all comers with new ideas In Spring Clothing, Hats, and Furnishings Everything particular dressers will care for is here in choice variety. Our Prices are Always Reasonable. Every patron of this store knows this. You'll not be ashamed of your appear- on Easter Sunday if we outfit you. FRANK W THE KING CLOTHIER. Mia Minnie visit- Sigh spout the Sabbath in Greenville Saturday. Miss Clyde Harrison. Rev. Mr. of School books, pans, pencils in the Baptist to the quality of stationary always and evening. fr at. the drag store. . , , , j Mrs. W. A. IV who has been tine of your harness when you can get style just us cheap per- see U, our end all. just as nice right here from get The best prices for best goods be had at H. L. SOu's. latest brands of cigars and L. Johnson's. go out to our friend R. G. Chapman the lo-h f a fine en If which he last Sunday. to friend in death of a large shoat the same as well do we sorrow with the public in the departure that beautiful bobtailed which is resting nuder the shade of trees in a more salubrious clime. Never before in the history f Winterville has the grim in one day left such ruin in his wake. We tenure our friends we believe Kim l hat bath shall be given aid that bath not shall be Hence what a from to draw Every nice day wire fence A. G. Cox O. We of sold at the lowest j visiting Mrs. J. D. Cox, Dry goods, notions, market pride at R. G. panted by her husband has re- drug rot. Come to tinned to her home in i B-mt prices and tip top goods Harrington Co. can be had at It. U. Chapman Mrs. Taylor b. n splendid Miss her parents Sunday; to see and ladies dress in our- of in rear of the post office.; perfect invites special to her j Tasteless OIL sold, elegant line of cloth. The M u M g will certainly miss a rare Scouts per bottle at Dr. B. T. treat if they fail to call and see r- . Mrs. Taylor. N. O. Saturday Burning as the mail up two ionics a NEWS. North will not have as an exhibit tobacco at the St. exposition as was plan- to . of some of the tobacco towns to make a that purpose. cam- Carolina of the United Veter- Mr. P. H. wagon, belonging to House, for KING COMBINATION BUGGY. MANUFACTURED BY A. fl. COX MANUFACTURING COMPANY. WINTERVILLE, N. C. took fright end ran away. In their course they came very near running over a young lady. Only for the presence of mind displayed by A. Kittrell was the accident averted. The physician Pitt in Convention assembled that their Mack List will be placed in the hands of sub- by May 1st. Any one indebted to a physician for med- service brat settle account prior to ibis date and avoid being placed upon the list. to Ll J No Gloat Carnage Paint Midi will wear as long as No others are heavy . weigh to to tho by IT. L. North Carolina at the reunion at Nashville Mrs. William Pool, of Iredell county, aged only years, was near the fire with , months old baby in her arms, j when she fainted and fell in tire. Both were terribly burned Mrs. Pool's proved fatal it is not thought the baby can recover. at Oak Institute this year will take May 18th and The literal address will be de- livered Judge Frank Winston The will be preach- ed by the Rev. G. II. of and the address before the alumni will be made by Charles O. Me Michael, of Madison, The chief marshal of the occasion R. L.