Eastern Reflector

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SOME FAMOUS DOUBLES. I MAN'S SCHEME. FORE of Nat- an.-. Philippe. luring I and store i . This i i lieu I . I . will i have . I enough to bar . The do p head like the , . . ft Daily fr extend to you a i ii . . , . ., cling near the of I , ,. I , I and young ladies Victoria. The . from ,,, of I near lbs , sifter of the Mm Mi of I ,. I ad her complex- ion sunburned, easily I ago of eighty for the i. Louis double, a Italian named the Cape. I have some- where b letter dictated by tho i to and to me, in which bis the first lira w , king he exclaimed, an ii e of and is eyes from follow- him for n whole evening. we have the false Different themselves ml as king Portugal, who believed to have been in a battle with the Moor in Mr. Miss nth. hi-l century the legend in a novel, line -hi, those who held Sebastian to only and hunt- ,,.,. . Philip of Spain, who I ,,. false , . , the v,,,,. i . thin her I i avoided one I. d known i., i Truth. H. Beat the Conductor, but Him. Ii . city, -i w , and to throw I in I i . i ting go of ere myself that I had overlooked anything. th. we found I rain had Bet in boarded I, m I sent her inside the platform with a other. Along came conductor, and when heard him I -la.-. Horror , in.- had been so intent upon I forgot- ten to put a cent my pocket when my clothes. I wast tone broke. There she on. of explaining with a crowd between us, or I might have borrowed from her -r jumped off th, car. edged away from the. conductor as long possible, when suddenly th re an inspiration. Tapping the conductor on tho boulder, about my you give ,, something to change in- quired. I gave you a quarter to the of and lady He a mo- me cent. was saved, and yon can remembered that and bunted him ii day. I told him whole story ad him fully. He enjoyed It more than I did when Hie whole famous docs which it Is to do even but slightly disordered or overburdened- supplies natural Juices digestion and i does work of the stomach, nervous the Inflamed muscles and membranes of that organ are allowed to rest and heal. It tuns Indigestion, palpitation of heart, nervous dyspepsia and all stomach is by cleans-g. purifying i tho glands, and digestive organs. Like a Comet n the sky cornea tho star health to weary curing all s t o r h tin Tm. l-00 n i n tho SOU f B, C. ti, For Sale By JNO. L. WOOTEN. TO EASTER n to ms L u n were Think hardly so pretty. Things to Every Bay HIS FAMILY BIBLE. lie Mad For Ho Could .; Ba in ii-H-s . . , in n . II i i,. . i mil a very , , ,. . . i I i i . i . . . of it in ,,,, examination, I but k an unwary man in- i i ; day , . , r Ii an old farmer named . ,,. the opposite Bide, the I old , In- claim that j j . , , i,,,,;. h win believed , he could read u little, and Tun- I i in trap i v which old neatly i ii the changed i . away front Suddenly ho . . . you a in your homo, Mr, -ii. u family Bible. Had ii for i , . in In ll ,. m II hie, I -N i . . I i ii i , ii I man n. About r, ,, in iii- , Thai i i Ur. , .; Think it. Sun- day Easter Are you day How about Suit Hal right How are your I etc Come in op OUT now Spring Things for Easier If you're ii will pay to hero tor n p Here are only Ii, sh a among our goods. Frank CLOTHIER. i, REPORT o OF TRUST Don't AT N. M h 14th. M i in I Coin D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. VOL So. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, APRIL 1905. No. A TO Noted From An Unpleasant Situation a Call to the l i . p II Rev mi , c u I G . wall ii n i id h. life. Mi a em ate to h delivered lecture at B . k. i s ill, a home Dot Ali. aim th u lie . hotel. sooner were two in room e I to i ii locking the door key thereto pocket, awl has to to D. i ban, Ala., ti i to lake you ate ti the ceremony. Thu are ii Which we will to i- a . here, f yen don't to i I meal A tin ii FARMERS TOBACCO COMPANY A BOLD NEAR Annual Meeting Stack He Company Condition i hf . . held In Farmer The company paid n t. which v ea vi iv abort crop a re- in ii k i a have ire ii uh that the House of Thought to Been By ii inS r, alter the had retire . It. M. a h man in lie county and I, Brown, on n who Buffered a in Mis- Vi and lier little Bert, aged ii, room on floor. fertilizer, a n Iced the quantity of material My got closed Mr. the lire tin king ii of ii at -i i in a stick of fodder near the time. V Ii. the --1- the a high wind wider i . before, blowing at the time ii ; to . ii- spread rapidly among the buildings lam . in had a narrow i s urea e-cape and w by hard -In her work. sin- . that i i and he only in on -i Mr. Blown the Mr. is con- up to the Are originated limn e I.-. In his arms to from an engine on the rail- PERSONALS AND SOCIAL April 1908 morning fin Kansas City. Fleming came boon Wednesday evening from Gardner and little returned evening from i . inn ill i . lull till ml iii . -s he r i an J , . men ii i In . In r in- . I o the .- if hi y will n and w Ii I, s ii after- i Mi.-. The occurred about troy a pack lions.-, barn, stables, shelters, smoke house, a of corn, fodder, Hamilton. M. of n,. u evening to brother, B. Fit Mr. aid Mrs. II. A. White children this morning to visit relatives. e in hi- for I i. i ox i . . from .- Taylor, log I i-s Mn ill. i. and Mrs. It, left tin- warning a visit to Wilson. Brown returned Friday from tho hi i n mar- Mi. and Mrs. J. . m left i ti i n i ling to v -ii ville. Mrs. D. Gardner and returned Friday evening from Hamilton. Mrs. A. Brads and little Mies Maud returned from Clinton. Miss Annie . Hill, arrived this to vi-it a A. M baa moved Misses Myrtle Lillie Wilson. lick in her old home on the corner Third Is. Mi- Bettie Fleming, who been visiting Mrs. Ma Z T. daughter. went mom- e, left for . Neck to friend-. in charge, n. is other business in nor that will equal ii as a money maker The company was in and it has already paid dividends on the original .-lock. This, in the most energetic Owing to the Increased business combined of secretary lug. C. B. who has quiet her Mia-El lie told him road. The is about n seen ii man n o. v,, is m a here the here for sometime supervising the but he at j the freight water works, thought might have been had just passed when of left morning for u n mid at a discovered burning on Prof. J. H. of Greens- dream. This direct to windward of While Mr. Brown was trying from the railroad and a fence here her, Dr Ki mil, who net on lira at I he same time at a arranging to open a branch school. occupies a room first floor, point nearer the railroad. Mia Fleming taken heard a sound like one This morning about sunrise a the of the back colored T. O. Moore, He drove up Mr. J. T. Smith and wife, of Bethel, n been letting I of W. Smith, lo- V. York baa J i toe P, house o i of street where lie lived. on ; knock the or and informed Mr. Jone that he was. which baa his room, He th telephone. II Jr., to the and in with a load to help him be to leave the room. r,,. time to man catch on the roof much on his loss, an which the He followed the dept, treasurer were of the dining room disappear Mr. says he however, by Mr. n, win. w. H Hail, Jr. elected over ii. The man evidently very highly. arrested there by Pay n. Windham, h i bus inmate an insane Detective auditor ad K. J. elected detection if be came treasurer. O. L. porch, therefore he been , SONS OF REVOLUTION. Mr. and Mrs. Who have this morning I been living in the Cherry house, In Baltimore undergo I have moved to the home of their tor appendicitis. daughter, Mis. W. R. Smith, was by her brother, who was Fleming, Dr. Brown merchant in Greenville and and Miss Moore. We Bin- away eighteen years trust the operation will be visit, lie is well and hope her health j by many our will soon be pie and they are glad t fee asylum, been three limes divorced from tile woman he wishes to wed The o i w II by between the porch the dining Meeting Open in Washington men who mi laud t be i woman to wen , .,.,,., again, held a barracks as ii -n en ms room, went from the roof ; i Ions. Was Kenneth Drowned of the of With Ceremony. North Carolina Industries Thai North Carolina Is rapidly expanding along industrial lines Will In-seen from the to lowing figures; lumber and Orchard company; wood plaster railway and light company. Chapel supply my. factory. Coin and company, Rutherford ton Lumber com- tobacco opening the A i the opening the rs of society . a visit to the Academy at Annapolis, Washington, April JO.-The kitchen, then on to the roof of milk from which he jumped to the and made bis escape, I, F. II ;,,,,. , e City, were in Raleigh . and wen asked u , . , premises. elite bad been as lo . . . he had gone UM door j B WM ,,.,,.,,, ,. of the children's room through the , ,,;.,,,,. H ,,,, of appreciation, with the names of opinion that the young boy WM and this went, who stolen away, but was am at the recent gun the many swamp, competition. Inscribed on the .,,.,. show id some one had been in . I on It, which Indicated j The be continued Friday, F. A. went to Edwards today. Mi-s Johnson left for v-ii to K I wards. Harry Skinner returned from Raleigh Thursday. II. A. White He is now engaged in business in New York. wholesale from a hereabouts of Beasley, or if he little Kenneth is kidnapped. which he lust seen. Many plait's in these swamps me emus, unit it is very p they aid, that Kenneth had lost the mini had entered e in Greensboro Thursday Rev. F. i. returned Thursday e from Raleigh. Mrs. C. O. returner; from Suffolk Thursday evening. Miss is visiting Misses Carrie and Maggie Brown. possibly, and bud fallen Into s stream or hole, and was d row lied N and server. sometime earlier before the doors were fastened, and bad waited in this room for family to retire. to. low. In the met hod church i Wednesday afternoon Mi. P. Loftin, of mid Miss i i were married by Rev Mr. Greening. The attendants were Mr. Wall with Miss V. with Miss Bessie Spier, M. with Miss Felix with Kath- en Woolen, Felix with Anna wedding march was played Primary at Tarboro. Tarboro, N. , April A College Blazes primary the Domination Nashville, April candidates Escape, Two convicts escaped from the I April one a while Convicted of and the a serving a term for V. J. Lee, who has been a few days here, hit for Mrs. J. C. this morning. After the ceremony tin Mr-, f. Laughinghouse and little daughter, Helen, went to evening. M s- Minnie Win couple evening train for will be in Charleston held from for offices was. ti ; All.-brook retired housebreaking. The information who has been visiting of the two Miss Carrie Brown, left Thursday- he Mrs. J. of Danville, but mi details wen- sou, T. . lea and building of fuel t was gutted by lire today, cotton The Are originated m the second some time ago and j with the report, returned home this company story of the building from a predecessor, Junes Pender, Luting the manner of their escape. , A high wind without opposition. An animated I Raleigh News and Observer. , . , Cut Face. I and a Tew light is in the office of F. of Henderson, It is believed general John V. Cotton will be defeated by Flunk P. Pulley, one of hi This morning some bile blowing and a few boys structure was a mass of flames. playing together on Twelfth street South Greenville. A came along and picked a fuss with Smith, a sou of L. K. Smith, and cut Caspar across one side of face. general alarm was turned and every engine In the city responded. On account of Inadequate water supply the firemen experienced much fighting the fire. The loss is placed at with Retailing Without License. building and furnishings. The A case of selling whiskey with-1 operation of the will not out license, from township, be with. was tried here today before D. Quite a mini of witnesses and others inter- came up to trial. annual meeting of the Newspaper Association will be held in Char and at the hotel. Over one representative publishers ate expected and the sessions will be interesting and pleasant, Char- committees, composed of members council, emu- Fire in a Convent. Home Telephone Co., here j club and local new-paper The little have to the Montreal. April Ti J. X. Hart, Ii. F. Tyson, Tom a delightful time, the pro by a good majority, village of St. Genevieve is in .,.,. . .,., Only a moderate vote was polled. Looming tonight over the loss of Duke and J. F. King went to Tar- T T , . . , . , , . . of Palms, the Navy lives lire winch this morning to take in the , , , . . , ha gardens a reception and strayed the convent St. Bishop Watson Dead. Wilmington, N. C, April 21- early today. One nun, nine in age from Right Key. Alfred to years, and four old women Thursday for C. B. Harris, who has been en gaged here on the water works son, bishop of the Protestant perished in the flames. church of the East Caro- Diocese, died at bis home in surprised if something else is heard from him before many suns roll around. Sermon to Odd Fellows. Quiet Week. This has been a very quiet week in Not many people have come in from the county, possibly because they expected to come to court next week. Cards are out for the of Miss Emma Green- ville, Mr. J. L, Hooker, of Scot- land Neck, on His Eye On Deputy S. I. Dudley I this city at p. m. today after keeps out a good eye for vagrants of nearly two years fol- and can spot I hem as far as a stroke of paralysis, next man. You need not be at all Lightning Burns a School. Fayetteville, N. April The large graded school building hill, was struck by Louisburg. here for a few days with brother, s. this morning. banquet. The end came peacefully after a , , lightning during a rain storm this period of unconsciousness of several , . , , ,, evening and burned. It was a He was years old. ,, , . I J I mile beyond city fire limits day. Fire at Hamilton. About noon today the dwelling house of Mrs. Annie Hooker, at H. who has been destroyed by lire, the building and contents being a total loss. The fire originated from a stove lino in the kitchen. The store of Baker and some other houses caught from the building but were put out without his Saturday, April G. A. Clark went to Tarboro to- I and could not he saved. Reports say that truck On Sunday April 30th, at around New Bern were damaged A insurance company is to o'clock p. Rev. N. M. Watson, j about fifty percent by the be organized in Durham, of Wilmington, will preach a Ber-j freeze. Around Wilmington the to the Odd Fellows lodges j estimates run from sixteen to sixty The knitting mill at Washington of Greenville Ayden. I I hag sold. H. J. Hester, of Wilson, is in town. W. L. Hall to Scotland Neck this E. went to Oak City this morning. damage of consequence. Early Closing. We have heard no discussion yet early closing of the stores tins season. They usually begin closing early about the first of May, POOR PRINT

Service the Modem REPORT OF THE OF THE BANK OF GREENVILLE, GREENVILLE, N. C. AT THE C OF BUSINESS 14th. WITH A TELEPHONE IN YOUR HOUSE I S I WHOLE STATE ARE AT YOUR ELBOW LIVER. A liver th hole aim, SICK HEADACHE , , ., Sallow Skin and Plea. I, There I no for , eh . -v- I PIUS, H h I. me Take No ,.,,. ,, Bank. i- I. ISA LB. truth Coin liver Coin For Rates to For Rates APPLY LOCAL MANAGE To paid la Undivided Profits 8,688.08 subject to check 178,904.98 out- 1,684.78 Announcement 386,377.00 the now pending v t Pitt B. E. v. S. T. Hooker. the win ex- pot before the on Mood -i May, i, . North I let pr- County of Pi I . .; , i I,,; i mi ., i eel an i e 1805. J, Q. MOTS, or old well, thane i; degree ;, i in stake l W ii lam Moore Hue an old I then with William II awl H, I Hi a Hoe. . i H. lei i , he mi- ; I . ,. . to c. TYSON. Notary Public. II. We beg leave to announce that we are I Wholesale and Retail for-- White Lead, Paints, Colors, and and Ready nixed Paints. , , . . n- , y-v X V I i e the L el to n stake, S ,. .- feel t a I you -not gr ; ,, . is A w,. tool h. W. W box nm l S IS MM New Spring Goods ARRIVING DAILY. I ,,, . . , . feet to a thence be- Ii helm known i one thing do not claim in our to d. I thereon. T. . -that i s to soil Roods than they mi be neither do we to create the that our store i full of shopworn, oat of style goods nor by our win, bills and l we try to impress false ideas in your we are going of but we drill V ,;,. ., . W r; I On . I f j ,.,,, v- ,,,.,.,.,. v. V . Ii N I ,, wish understood that we are receiving daily a in RIBBONS. SILKS, EMBROIDERIES. You get Horse Goods. c. i materials .,, desirable with the folk of -T; . . I -o II II . and Pitt county, and we do yon I . . p is, favor us with a visit to see these many new thing. J. T . mi owl Id therefor-. .-.- . . Mid Sim Brown will for pa- Corey our ha I d W-i v. . . Brow n, c M . w. U the of will the Ir Dealer. h. to have th favor us a see in.,.,. .--.-. Pulley Bowen, THE HOME WOMEN'S FASHIONS. There is in the world better than the Harrison line. It has behind it a cent reputation for honorable wares and honorable dealings. If you use the Harrison Paints you need never worry quality. We trust that you favor us with your orders whenever you want good paint for any Have just a car load and can give you Special Prices. Baker Hart N. C, ST i calling your attention to their nice of make . ,; nm-e f their patronage. special of apples, bananas, oranges pi . v in season, also potatoes and cabbages. A mil re r. L-. I. ; Bee S ; W r- v .------- in season, also and cabbages. A rail line of Pickles in bottles and by measure, just .,,. received and very Best of butter on ice any time. Don we can the ,,., I t-i . j I Victor Receives THE PRIZE- To the Victor Belongs the Spoils. i he Mo. Oct. 21-The Victor Safe a Lock Co., Cincinnati, received, to day. the Grand at the Fair, for their exhibit of solid Manganese Steel bank sates ; . Anything you Want in the Grocery Department. . . . a. meat, sugar from the the cheapest of each grade. Our Mocks construction, ,,. pork and beans. Sun Beam corn, tripe. J steak, etc. be sold. Will m 1.- date your order. indebted to the t make Breads, buns, rolls, and all kind caKes on I . Bi urn I, .-i. ,.,. to the -j . , nil p, of raid to everyday. , . . The Safe that has never been Burglarized. J. L. SUGG, Agent GREENVILLE. N. C. their propel hi I to the ibis notice will plead In bar of their recovery the 27th t February, 1905. W, P BOCK, of of B. P. the Superior Court at ,, , Ii ad-. j to d . I, the day of January, ,.;,.,. of Duke. Yours to please, J. A. Ricks Bro. I, and i all I to We Keep School Books . f. is hereby given to all to the to diets maul the If You Need an Book We've Got It Ml Kinds Of- Stationery anything carried in a Book Store. BOOK STORE Hardware. maul the u d the authenticated, within twelve after date of I. will plead o bar their This the day -i March, 1905. of John el NEW MAN I For C Stoves Ranges, Heaters Pumps, Guns, Am- munition, One and Two Horse Steel Plows, Heat Cutters and In fact anything in Hardware come to S GET YOUR SUPPLIES Now Everything you want in the way of nice Groceries, Canned Goods, Pickles, fruits, Candies, Nuts, can be had at our store. We carry a large supply of the Best Goods JOHNSTON BROS. J W. Cotton Gene At the Old Stand. . , -i I J. . PI VI H. L,. CARR I The Cash Grocers. . SHIM ii, , . I l Tl or less J. J, . SKINNER . , la The firm era. January Bad, I n. v-- . . men Dental B GROUND. WHEN YOU BEGIN Your Household Cleaning for the S PH OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT. M. BLOW, Manager and Authorized -v AYDEN, N. C. -r AYDEN ITEMS. FURNITURE, MATTING, OILCLOTH, Also Art Squares, Lace Curtain and Co TAFT VANDYKE. are cheaper yr u wan Don't fail to see . Ty- new both in and for r. la receiving , , buy s we Hart A For can peaches, apples, . apply to E. B. Dal As we are to attend I Court the next two weeks we I do know that J. B. Smith Bro., have the prettiest and cent calico ginghams Those while and Ian slippers J. B. Smith A Bro., are for have this season. That lust car choice bay that J- It. -math Bro., received is fine. Lee lime is good for crop and a use freely, at J. K. Smith Bro, Thai lace and Oranges, apples, and all fruits kept by We know vehicles Tallies, we also know the we sad sell that Come to see us yon bay not. If you can do better elsewhere we do n your Milling Co. Ayden, K. C. must elaborate lilies -mi . ii prettiest goods town for We have a list avail receive their mail at take orders yon need a nice, light, I for your or us and make a , , . ., hope our readers will pardon any Milling ,. . ;.,., ; , J h b-i luck interest our department ., ,, . Mrs. Will Moore left I to visit her daughter in Scotland Now we have plenty the, j wagon and cart and will sell them as cheap of as one. Milling Mfg. Co. Bro., anticipate at a early N. C, Hie erection of you at R The ladies say that A new brick stores on the ground Tyson have the prettiest line now occupied W. C. Jacks J. J, Hines. When coin- STATEMENT OF THE BANK OF AYDEN N. C.-sf- At the close of bush, 1905. v Mfg. Co., den, N. C. If you In way Tin to see us, Jenkins. Call and high grade on be of lie of material I Ayden Mil S ever to is J. B. Smith Bro.; i he of W. King shoes the best. c. j S C See m t re them at J. J. Ed war agents patterns Complete stock at J. J. The beautiful shade on main notice. street have all been cm down to In order to make for brick pavements. next days we will sell oar them go, but it regular high grade buggies bi low prices. This i averted. no lake, but strictly First cigars nod Milling and Co, a J Ayden, N Bro. C. We are ii. Smith Did know Bro. at a of and Loans and ; Furniture on Demand Lo ; Due f, g, ; Item , Gold Coin, . . Coin, ; U S n u b LIABILITIES. Capital paid in. expenses, Dividends unpaid . . .,, ii, I i 2.954 II ; J Cashier s Total. YOUR HEALTH IS YOUR BEST the day dress goods in town. Notice you I there will be stores in Greenville day nonce you E. B. Dall Co will all they cotton ginned nice and dean, to a With B order that you might their new o. a fancy prices for it, bring it to We are Head . class, light neat Ayden Milling A Mfg. Co., arc Just received, fine of A Mfg. Co., in Ayden. J. R. Smith Bro. more for my hams gives shoulders. eggs than anybody confectioneries tight from the ac- Call on Hart A -fir a liar rel of Columbia Flour, none better be had anywhere. Louis Nobles, an old colored man died here last Sunday, Be claimed to have been born In 1795 making him in his lie never saw George Lafayette nor had he visited Queen Victoria at Windsor Cattle. He never voted ticket because he buggies are the most economical at not s hp to j the white race, neither was lie j ever of any Cr me. A remarkable old colored gentleman Io say the Tho sensible carriage buyer that a little judgment often chickens and else. We know we interest men who prefer to walk or men who will not believe the the our not offered generally, Milling Mfg. Co, N. O. c. Thomas Adams, of Newark, N. J. has been here on a visit to friends. if you do not secure Bess and can fit you up in one of our high grade buggies, their price. ; your loss will be than ours, j Security Life and Annuity Com Ayden Milling cL Milling Mfg. Co., Line- Reserve; Everett has been N. C. Guaranty Capital Mount Cannon ft Tyson arc displaying I Deposited with the Fancy oranges, the most up to date of commissioners of North Carolina, He bananas at E. E. Dall a; T's. tare ever this market, North I that there is a price below which a are re-l E. Go's new save you money good baggy cannot be built or sold. daily new groceries, and market beef, meats, and give you as protection as Our represent a certain sage, and fresh fish. f company. We have act only A high grade, smart graceful, safety a legal re- seats for well made durable buggy can be . In Sedition we have the trade, that are simply in any style at any with the seat on the market the Ayden Milling Mfg. i insurance commissioner of North Milling Mfg. Co. We to build to guarantee all policies. Mrs. Fred and Mrs. buggies for we do not j Information H. U. ton were shopping In set apace we Hooks. Special Greenville during the week. Milling Mfg. Co. Ayden, N. O. Agent, N. We have full of Ph f. W. H. of Green-j is slowly shoes for ladies, livery, ville was here yesterday on now pair pertaining to the schools. r. B. Tripp A Bro. make horse i Any of supplies for specialty. J. II. Tripp j For sowers see M. B. j s Tripp The best. Ladies misses and children black Carlos Harris says that Harrison all sizes at Town Country paints and K Smith Bro Colors are by far the best Disk be used that n for corn, tobacco km eked out several other has no equal. Makes any K. B. daughter ard brands a at Greenville last either flat or crown- Mrs. Margaret Smith came up from I summer. This paint IS SOld by J. durable, Tuesday. B. Smith Bro, labor saving tool for the That medicine called Go to J. J. Edwards Sou for cultivation of crop-- See J. W. Sure Cure at J. B. Smith Bro. Boring Bro. and . is hard to find neglect Nervousness, Sour . , and oilier we us of that greatest all American i . . . ,. Sure Cur; Indigestion and i the r v . ,, cures, or rel d wing, and we torture of m . , I I-.- Hampton. . ii, ., woman V. I will all for it. m. . art . S; ; Hi d has cured ii . Farm i ASK FOR COLUMBIA FLOUR, HART BROTHERS, LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLES, AYDEN. N. C, on Railroad Street. Beat If give yon your dealer pay you fin ; It. the traveling or sporting Dist. Ayden, N. for price. J. J. Edwards ft Co. We arc offering good values for the money in shoes, hats, caps, rags tables and oil cloth Cannon Tyson. A large plaining and latest improved tools with which to do our work Satisfaction teed. M. B. Tripp Bro. EARLY SEEDS We handle seeds Every year dispose of all not sold at end of the season This year we as usual all new, seeds ale you going to need I Let us furnish M. M. SAULS, PH AR MAC 1ST, AYDEN, N. C. is the best thing I have ever tried Maj. H. Harding and J. L. Sugg a nice suit, my family for indigestion and have been visitors here during the low J. T. Smith, Jr. week; quartered shoes, of latest A. P. Simplex guano distributors, would beg to in- so go to Jackson Co cotton planters and repair- at J. K. form public he is prepared quantities, I to move houses on short notice will Cotton king cultivators, without damage at reasonable To form some idea of the niter plows am; extra blades J. B. depravity of human nature a fair Insight can be a visit to Bi Wrong eyeglasses are worse Old man what makes you always I sometimes than none. go to J. K. Smith Bro., to do eyes tire, they call for If I be convict camp this place. Ii your always get thing I want from the boys. Mis. Coward, of is visiting her sou, . J. Coward. Thai rock salt at J. B. Smith Bro., is the best thing get J truly a miserable spectacle. We W. Taylor a graduate Ayden, N. C can fit your glasses for my stock. They only eat what I particulars, but of one we work, buggies, wagons and certs no reflection up n ii charge. They are the light doctors have said that wrong eye sewing machines are the glasses are than poison. J- H- Tripp Bro., A wedding party N-c. yesterday. We could gain MI they want of It at a time. assured, there were Something new in J. Ii. j mighty pretty girls among the Smith Bro., have bought a car load of cooking and beating Since evening J. w J-B, Smith Bro. Bros., have sold a car load of wire fencing. This firm is i at among the most substantial In the machine. Gel Cox planter the J. W. Bros. on the market Smith just received another car load of Wire This fencing is the best in world and so admitted by all who have tried it all who have seen it. C J. H. Tripp A Bro. Bell the Sing- sewing machine on the install- or plans. Terms easy. MURRAY, Painter and Paper Hanger. All i-k entrusted to mo will be promptly and neatly A lad -i i.- in Wall Pa i r. faction guaranteed. A. P. MURRAY, AYDEN, N. Dr. Joseph PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Brisk Block, Beat Railroad, Ayden, N. C. Sale On Rugs for One Day Only, i i I stoves, and you can get your choice by coming at Our people are taking the dirt being dug out the new stores by improving streets and sidewalks and they have made a decided improvement too. The fountain a A will be service from now to the end of the season. The newest latest drinks will be found there. If you want something try Say have yon that Simplex fertilizer distributor at It puts it out in any quantity you and does of row COBB BROS. CO. Norfolk. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ons. Private Wires to New Yuri Chicago New Orleans. Bro. J. B. Smith can furnish one gallon milk each day to parties living in town. The freshest loaf bread right from the oven at H Mo- Just received our spring stock of pants. J. J. Edwards A Son. LANIER HILLIARD, Greenville, N. C. MARBLE MONUMENTAL WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Iron Fencing Sold. p. R. L. Dentist. N. C. RUGS will be Sold at Prices Unheard Of IF YOU need a RUG you cannot afford to miss This One y, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1905. A H. Taft, NEXT DOOR TO SAM WHITE'S. The Reflector Tn Is Read By Everybody in and it reaches people money to pay for what they want. If you have what they want advertise it and you are sure to get a part of their money. Subscribe to THE REFLECTOR. POOR PRINT

THE EASTERN REFLECTOR iND FUSSY. l . AND In pol o Greenville, N. C, M advertising rates made know upon application. . Office In I'm adjoining counties. in to April 1905 u I reported And i succeeded in killing bi Till H hard i a- art- boy when airs hats ll is ll the man n top It is lime I r last out. . . are lively tin i s- The trusts are taking a little rest while Roosevelt is out in killing bear and rattlesnake- They may get after i rest. The gentleman who spent years ii i f in eastern, K in have I i in Mount Though the public has offered many suggestions it, Miss Alice is not married and probably vi ill nut be n mi I sin is Norfolk pawn shops may be cart- hereafter bow they lake in pawn articles of rearing apparel from soldiers and sailors. officials made a raid on the ball in that city and seized ten wagon loads belonging to the government. The Raleigh News and Observer has manfully taken up i f Editor Heal, Chronicle, who was brutally assault- ed by revenue officers, and is it is the duty the govern men to investigate the charges brought officers. That ass lull was an outrage. If they are have such stir over where to Jones it is a pity his disturbed after a Ir rest. A bill has been in tin PI, state law that was passed four years Iv for of Hi give him In marry sane wife the passage measure he cams in Carolina and married again sider why this is done, or what is celebrated on Good Friday Friday before Faster is observed in commemoration of the of the Lord Jesus Christ. Over u en hundred seventy years have railed slowly by since this yet we i ml ourselves i day celebrating the crucifixion of lowborn in infancy, wise men Horn the their gifts. ITEMS. X. April c II. Langston is on ti tick Family Tree was the proudest man in America. He had served creditably in the war of 1818, as his father had in the Revolution and his grandfather bad in the French all who never received a or once tend the vulgar smell of family pride was the captain s How far back ho could II spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Allie says the devil plays after first extravagant Easter i And second is the Faster Wonder St. ,. like to have regular Unless the participants are it. we why there so secret Wonder if will it reduce the bump of conceit when be Bees the country is getting bis absence from Washington . dent. bow w g. has n m ii trip with winter and is thug do business again. the set- it is just as I t g,. with a strike as it is York to be with ill physician who in ire water in milk, bas country milk I he . I there is than in genuine The Sews and Obi heads an article an It Faster marks the opening spring and the bursting of all nature into It is a least of beauty. Tomorrow both flower and song will conspicuously mark its ceremonies of observance in many thousands of churches throughout The song can in do oilier way be connected with tomorrow, except that they are expressive of and joy praise for our Lord. It is viewed by many that the United States is threatened with a like humiliation Russia is ex- Is the old ship Stale being driven upon the same rocks have shattered the hopes of all Russia- foreign an trace his k knew, by;, produce sat- that the had through the in their private yacht- Mrs. Sarah The captain hated the new and worshiped I lie old. When he went about it was in an ancient family gig drawn by an horse of proved extraction, now a mere in Inn in whose spavins and wind-all.- the captain look as much pride as did in the family gout. was rich, moreover, the natural of prop- cm had made him SO. lie would scorned acquisition of by any respectable mode. Trade be looked upon as plebeian and vulgar. Speculation was up- and as for petroleum Misses Connie and Dollie doe and Harvey Hail spent Tuesday in Mi-. Daisy and hr. Marvin, of Sunday afternoon in this F. I Hail Mis Allie, spent Monday in I. of Ayden, came out Monday. Misses Bessie, Laura and Mary Smith spent with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. H. spent yesterday in Greenville. J A of Farmville, was over Sunday. Alfred of spent Monday at F. E. He related the remarkable story that he was stolen by Gypsies at tan years of age. had been with them for twenty-two years and escaped and was now on his Cheer Your Fellow Man. you should see a fellow man trouble's unfurled, An look in like he didn't have a friend all the world; up -lap mi I lit- bock, an innocent re- ply. Humph A aft Stiles lei me see running back, live, more generations than man in the could count hut Who'd have that dried up old lawyer bad so much blood iii I acquiesced WU- lard. see, here's the name of My maternal great-grand- mother's maiden name was Raker. By Jove, I wonder if found our.-. inquired the old answered the hypocrite. Then it occurred to th to lecture his grandson propriety of the paper to Mr. Stiles young man defended with a lib. which the reader pardon if he He had dropped out of a home to read, if he hand ii to Mr. Stiles the thing in the N. Willard was silting in Mr. Stiles office over a and thinking of Mary when In- gig drove up. Willard wished in his it had broken down by the way. The he mo-i dreaded was the two old gentlemen galling together and coining In explanations at present. l Mr. Mile- inquired the and only child he had left to die and Want having married a man , the without a grandfather. The poor girl had besought his forgiveness hack Willard had while her husband lived, but ceased W ho wink. morning, Mr. of to his memory. j. ti font son left mother- captain, return- ed lawyer a stiffly, to do so after Ins death, seeming to look upon such an act us a sort holler, you do i. Inch would hold at any and , . . . , . , ,. in grasp his hand so warm be I all costs The Telegram j know . . In ,. Jo not r. says; one great and They are lesson of the war has been i being sent out to are a fatal . roads. Some scientists insist that the . i-i of i dis ,.,. it drunk- . to ,., Ii with A drastic law in makes u . sell cigarettes, to smoke them law ax him what's u-hurting him; bis cores away, tell him that the darkest is before Don t talk graveyard palmer, but say right out loud I i will sprinkle sunshine the of every cloud, world at best is m a bash pleasure and ii is crime to have urn s . ill arc In am ii. m smoking tobacco Hie Ii h. kt-d in n. In that i be II s shed with pain; so- I i. roll Ami just how it ought to be. It will be very hard ti enforce this a the clouds roll by, I, ,,,, prohibited the sell-1 We'll know bow ;, the I in. plant of cigarettes the might be lull a- ii its smoking cigarettes ii is The very d whether lie en appropriated r. i n drastic Pi . mg in pr t , i year ,. n Ii price the result. . ; t t Lite i to meddle with u man's private or i ii The cigarette habit, we believe, is Sun the is n t to . trail in in r. and sky. So learn to take as ii comes, and sweat ores Ii. Lord's opinion don t co- yours; always keep when s y. I bin d has lots of sunshine to spill behind the aloud- James Whitcomb Wiley. less a well as father less, was taken into favor a lust for the sake of , , . the blood that was in him, and thus , excused it came that Willard A a at brought up in bit grandfather's right to lie house in a any heir an- t parent lo Hie the within lift- i taking the proffered seat. i would have great I r brightened at preferred that bis grandson, H a valuable should have u down in i a . f-J maternal his at I ho fan.- a don. Willard a r. your bud other views. He won n shoemaker, the haring his grandfather's n m on the vain. in. ll i Ii W ho knew tho captain's bobby it Item little patience with it. he he more K to was run counter I hem Mined . la doubtless have is bis poor mother had done, when Willard so much own time i cam . I. wan mi be- The two gentlemen cause be an . a be reached from door in time in something in his own right that the captain's horse and gig dash- Willard on i on I- father lo hi in all beholder.-, OH . the biding .,. Pf , blood was up, along h parts the old , , man I. lie en and bard i. ii. i u not very ox I dry of bar. I hen ii was a t,, p. or the . bench, and thou b l the l. -i . e e- . , had ; b in a t ice in it, Ii was that d I. i i old Ii in up . J . , bis u . mi and is doing harm in this i but we fail to See i. m laW e III the authority to interfere with i . i. I r l been hat I . is buried for i Jose i. Ii . has i i An i says ll . are afraid their Ii I- a little differ in tin I I I in fear cf their private or personal habit i. II that's in Indiana and out hi re, the Indiana i dice ill have all they can do to look after those who smoke in public much i. the private smoker. i . in easily , year. Surely t tin fig leaf f if Mr. In celebrating any holiday th bi I, i I is often not thought after In been ti that be is t. ml i dive Tribune has .,. passed mile mark and be excused from his and party can fair I travel a Ion ll is the laborer is often satisfied lit feat. ii bright newsy home the tie print Ii is ably edited. Success i j u. . Shaw can the i Carnegie's We the Shaw i i. . . York who claims be can restore . to life. That's ca -.-. providing they haven't died t I. i e seen ii. to a riding U the family. the fact became known the millionaire frankly said ho would rather she mar a poor, honest man than u duke, lie said they ed no rich men in the family. , that the factory or office is t. he el boll the day To the minds of many people number of hours spent idleness is all my holiday carries with it. weeks months ahead the school children are told they shall have holiday on Good Friday the laborer is often told that the or office will closed earlier limn usual, on this day but bow many of us really lake time to con- Prohibition. Rev. Jasper C. pastor of the Tabernacle church, ale I to bis congregation Sunday night declare against the and for the people city rise up in their might and sweep it out establish prohibition in its stead. This is regarded as ll formal move tor an election to be In Id iii fall on the question of dispensary prohibition or open us and his were leader- in the light for the years ago t to Charlotte Observer. reason exists for returning . battle flags t. tin n- original Southern owners The civil ended a generation ago. The victories won by Union or t- their place in history. bravery of in. Is no reminder in a display I hies. To the new memories of the wot area glorious p. session which Congress and th. President do well lo further in out any public exhibition which might tend to perpetuate feelings civil York World. . ii i . . . -i, in i , i . i rd broil i old I u. i mill . . ll .,.,, was awe.,, b. daughter Map . ., If was girl, and Willard Sp the man to be in ind ii out. It would story over lo r steps of ll en, ailing love and deeply fell in. rd didn't know was a hatred be Ii i I seen dodge round the r, with s face bu n What with the excite ind ventured lo grandfather one . tho up of the n, .-and stale f Ins f.-i lings, what a nice, the . to get III i i i o . young I. Iv Miss Stiles the captain and old ma, the was. the former mt. , i the lime for., lie r. lb had for ,,.,, an op t. renew it, pulling a end lo hi- grand- son's legal studies mid packing him off on a foreign lour, for the young had -aid nothing justify a hi- in love. But the afar and proceeded to preach a homily on the of into without lineage pal such n dis- inheriting look Willard was fain lo drop the subject. If the reader I as read Black- stone he remember, and if he ho we will tell him, that in tho second it o folding leaf called a Table of whore- on tho author illustrates of computing a Ii r view of the an. collateral relatives for or a doz lions of a i n I. Tm ire in little i . with those ; ed I l by other to offspring. I ii v. Will rd S exclamation as his eye fell on leaf on e in was re day. van sci in his ll I . Hid I tin on his n . i go it laid him up for season. Meanwhile his suit Mr. us Mary's I ad already been obtained, and the tree bad settled all scruples with whose only regret was at not I able to attend wedding. v both- he ever found out the true slain the case is more than can tell. If he did, he said nothing, for Mary's loving won his proud old and when little children an to prattle ab nit his knee- ii we have made much difference what he out. His Painting. Artist's Harold, I like our pi. lure vi only I the in I do look quite so n you i i him. lie a r ion; I on earl h . your uncle, of e I I Gracious, man. I . i nay uncle it's a An l. I.- ii,., . u s t I ti Has- it i not. lint i suppose you a sense of York frail. This department is in A. D. Johnston, who ii to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. Willie Jenkins Hr Cornelius High Andrew n John Flowers If K H i Jenkins Look up Mr. trooper ask tat i . priest fur cotton about anything that you wood bubs. A. G. Cox Mfg. paid .-. i County Oil Mill, are interested i Don't to bring or Some try meet try to Go, quality and But none lo do worry lot The Pitt County Oil Mill is now of had over buying Cotton Seed. They pay you k your last cash price or will ex j lots I lie Pitt Co. Oil Mill, in the be.-i Mini k i price paid everyday pea seed at T Taylor and Cm Davis returned from a to Cross Try it bottle of Dr. us sure for at drug shire. We were shown a letter a for meal. When Virginia firm A. i. Mfg. are ready write fur prices. Co., stating their buggies were beat buggies shipped there. It would surprise you lo sec nuts, e. e is Ii . for and A. O. Mfg Co has two . Ii is a line of goods loads of different styles of I. Q, A Co. are fence and their prices are low, selling Ibis up you bad go make your to date ., quality number of wagons and carts soon. the bottom, is Heine shipped and sold A. Ii. We carry samples of over flu lo Sf. i Co, Mfg. Co., bat were in wall pup r. shop yesterday and bad j We are prepared furnish u . lot of work being coin cheap as the cheapest. Come and before buying B. Bro. White's Colic Kidney , the combination kidney medicine; Upon the i. for stock a sure colic cine. an at the id court tho cause therein pending, u- their limber sat tine. mixed paint- and at A. Do. Large of pants shoe-. All men stock at A. W. Aug.- and Co The A. Mfg. Co. expect to red p ice of I lie r co truck for until it is easy re-ch of all lo- growers. have into my store lie depot. I keep hardware. black and and repair shop and livery stable connection. W. L. House. at the Ding Don't that T. X. tie A few subscribers the bit ill arrears. I I. e the Winterville list aim J. Ii expose to before tho in the town of mi Monday, the the I a t Co. are still A. Taylor, that will cine ail heart, and Thus. troubles and coughs. public sale for cash court lion day of Save the list on all the -ail from and other evidences of I Winterville of all our debt due the late firm of , . , . , o, tins and am lo give , for paper. and son me The A. Q. Cox Mfg, Co. up, make me happy, make Simon Leathers making heavy shipments of notion j happy, gel am Leathers planters towers, yourself. I've got you need in that lion lo all lie c who pay for a line you I belie; at once, year advance. your ryes feel like there A. Johnston. U grit in Do they pain The place to wire fence and feel tired on leading t Do The A. U. Cox Co. have a big I hey h conic of the American while asleep That perfect also paired vision and should staples bard wire. Be sure In by eye glosses, H. get their prices before T. Cox and Iii o. carry a full line of your spring supply of fence. your eyes spectacles and can lit with the proper lets. or men to solicit orders nursery -lock in I COM Km enclose I repair Shoes and do good work. hung me either or at shop. Henry Nelson. Mowing machines lakes by stump. I x u n. c, Harrington At Co. and v, raise hay c u. i in, he supplied with the well Known drug store there we think the most can be pleased We T. W. Wood in table ware and j-v. Paul hunters as T. and Bro, punts cm any style y W J Dee Council ti D H Whit fluid John lingers J B T K V Badger Nancy II Ann till Ashley Pollard Mill W Gardner John Ed Van Louis Alfred Jenkins W . Andrews price A Co, is why Pill Co. fa; should pay such t floor raise own w and the Winterville Mfg, Co 1- thoroughly splendid Toe with rails 1- place to cheap an-1 save a specially, A. W. Co. The A Cox C. have a excellent poultry f yon are need b-r any you r call and it, . Black A watch free lo ill Who will for the human buy pair shoes at A. W. family, Ii a for perfectly A Co how long they balanced, subcutaneous com Corn, buy, lime, poultry t. For sale by j dug and mixed paints at B. T. Cox Bro. j A. W. Ange 0.1. had . in liar- For ., A C. jg .-,, par d V ill orders W E II ill hi Ha ii till 4-lo 7- Si Otis Utilizers Bullock Bill ii ins Jesse arson Joe Andrews Purvis May had Moore II C W J A James a Rock Tom Jim Mollie .-. 1-5 h m ;. p. till 2- I, ., K-2 J m Hi in judgment As I Live Grow. mm ITS MERCHANDISE. Easter Near If, Mi .- James it Jenkins o Jenkins Louis Hawaii f us Flowers Kiln rt Jenkins Jesse A J Simons II James, in judgment W J mill act Kick . s; Lee Howard John W Carson Jones Sain I Willis Pitt William 1380 P Roberson Warren Any of the lies n ho may desire to pay or adjust their indebtedness to the said ran do so by calling said receiver any time before day and avoid sale of t be claims against them. This April Receiver J C Taylor LETTER TO C D. ROUNTREE. Tie winter pass everywhere, to K i and mu spring blooms done. Are You Ready completeness, . is at your W ill yon l-t us is.-r do your picking and Place y. for your V. rush will come later. now. now avoid to.- ANNOUNCEMENT Relative to Clothing for Boys Youths and Men. in Quaker town Fe clothing. They hand contribute their nil. I her h man who prides do not known. where can you a butter Co. make u body and haps .- is an suit good i we do iii pay will. th-y stick to first i- our store ll deal shouldn't Greenville, N. deal or water. is a at iii some pail,. any. T icy k iv oil n i r don't odd alkali; n f A cm lain am. . oil and alkali makes th el, ii i In Ii is In a , illicit brush. you The Bill pan . Ii. at j you weather; alkali don't d. II I'm In lot ll in n null Kill y alkali water, s ll. v In . I Ball for respect Ye pies and charge nothing for it. is all the This appealed o The of Sere good for this season. have and r IS of each and suit, is by makers. They will hold ship.- until worn our. NEW Hats Coming In Every Week. No bats flow era select All goods are here, Smart styles i ti nil OH READY TO WEAR HATS Very Our own ion ere.; it. J on i fir. sell. . Best Style Corsets. the is . have the km iv.- lie will by In DO properly We class dress makers. good Co A meal at Hi 1-2 lit mi ill Mi B III fin I lit an on. F One. I of the I tilt I iii mil with a Hint of n did tin- course in mu I-, u consist- ed, iii ll ll plant life in . . d, r II Of lief Thai M reduction in prices, Hamburg, j i,.,, It down 1.1 Winterville black weigh- Ami rows log pounds, mark mans fancy hoes lie, light Will J pay to get bin. up for J. W. Tucker, N. For tobacco, dry to us we've and arc luting then every day. It. G, Co- Oar spring and summer alack of G Mary made ladies for SI wide spun tor All me invited lo conic and the at A. W We have to a to our stock line of ladies penis shoes Oxfords and the lint we have beau lo secure such a line with their excellent easy superior wearing quality gives us a pride when them to our customers, out aim is to make the wearers shoes proud happy the comfort to always will import well dressed, c. also a beau- line of dies, trim- ,. Mis. Q, A Co. ; cheap. me. I Bell Me Jenkins John Iv Jenkins S A II James ladies and penis slippers bas arrived and our stock ladies trimmings i . is more complete ever before, of mohair weather pr all the late-t vile, i, are invited to call d inspect our line. Barber a Co. pi in town lo is at store. II John est Louis ins Alfred i; Matthews Jim Bland Richard Harris Jim want to let a pretty table L cm its Mi j;. ft HI in Mi I I as r. Hut her I were . he ch of fond, the v us not com Mr. he said in.-1 that means and ability when you r Hi which feeds on Can -lira over ground place to hilling pi man gravely, ml -e nil., r nun no creature for which I. tho lo jump . . own length than other belongs in the clans of 1.1. II In So and tin i and Q for III best in style fin no PURE MOHAIR fabric for spring, admits do Mohairs in Blue, Brown, ail black, inches wide, III brown white, inches wide, Is Ml. a a ml t .-. The Two A popular story in as broth 1- . cultivated their in . had corns lo their n crops the younger u divide I m us Bu, ii. r, . tho u shall Thai I tho t. half th id you ti . lo r the Ills bl . ll lit t could be lion lo listed roots nod look in meanwhile to when all tin . shot it -10 year. VA time came i asked, I I i- Id NEW WASH GOODS AND LAWNS It is always satisfactory to get a Hr t pick of a season's merchandise printed organdies, and mercerized waist logs at dainty in frock patterns, polka dots an I rainy neat and very stylish French organdies lo new and inly organdies, How effects, plain and with silk knots Silk, Mull, all vi-i s. Ii sheer, I So. The the most stylish of all white, Black, inches black used so much for wove with silk w -I inches wide, A V c for New lace yards a i widths ., U and you may at I. ii, IO, Ladies and nice for about In choose White for Misses and all now t So and New Oxford, Black don in kid, styles, s leather and tuns in Bin styles, EASTER CARDS Have you a like lo i Item RU Bo, The Ref is Read By Everybody In reach, and it readies people have mo lie i. what they want. It yon have they want advertise it and y a are to gel apart of shall money. . V POOR PRINT

I la. I i torn . Polities, Sn John I t THE BIG STORE. C. T. Lie make in i. Liverpool. Jud . I, n i r . Mr, Collier had i needs but little foresight to tell lieu your stomach and liver arc badly grave ahead, you take medicine tor your dis- ease, us Mrs. John A of Clay, N. Y., did. had neuralgia of the liter and in bear weakened, I could ll they quickly re W nu hi- I C T H D P I and thither cum L Sib I I the am and sin. and .-,. Beat for weak women. Sold under by J L. Wooten, druggist, a bottle. UNPRECEDENTED BARGAIN GIVING. WELL DRESSED-- Arc Daily U. L. Thai The kind you need . perfect in style. Kind, Shapes and ii with grace. EVERYTHING Furnishings Cuff, Gloves, Neck Ties, etc i the the corning have them. Gel one. Cheap s,. Big center window of i s i. and THOUSANDS Of People Made. HAPPY By on Purchases AT THE BID STORE. It is Just Ruling Honey; Y u come and be trade U us Fit You Out and Out on the Inside. b DRESSED Are Daily in Us, ,;. Pill. Ami . dross All cl -rs and Hi I'll it i .- becoming. rimmed, Cl and We tarry ., P Diana ks; good V sin, plum and Si Laces a kinds -I Wash Good . Ladies hag R we have a lady net her he miter how Let Your This Establishment is Now all Aglow With Bargain Offering. That Boy of yours can i head to him look s . . . e up the boy In just a m B the men. Elegant tad the Girls her I Such i ii Shoot- .-t a t lino o t ma up Remember That The Store Can Supply all Four Wants, Cheap Mats, Hats, Hats Old Hat So, The seas- very sty . . ti led by experts. Ladies, you known good thing when you . you to judge. See oar V. 1.1 in this department with Bin; in. st stylish HATS, FLOWERS and ORNAMENTS. The of the world have. been i i on tor our ,. at Ribbons cant be beater w. . ii . your own benefit, o buying. Don't Miss Baby Caps. . lighted with one of them. NOT ONLY to Wear,. But Big Store FURNiTURE. B In Suit; Pieces. I Are yon f you ate us tit t i We everything ml kitchen, if yon want some you have, we it. all from the th priced, UPHOLSTERED GOODS and Couches Leather Upholstered IN Any t. Window had Curtains, great In Suit all and g w-ll be pleaded with. visit to our depart meat a is a pi aha many GREAT; BARGAINS n hen you and will miss a deal yo i ii- state. COMB A EVERY--DAY-A BARGAINS DAY VISIT BIG C. T. Street, N C BIG STORE. , . , . who had him in by ilia .,. lot i thought ;. . m i. divest himself f to go out to lunch, leaving the ten feel long, upon the floor. remain- ,.,, lie pol. iv I ,.,,.,. nut in waves. The boa con- made by bi to wake up and I,,.,. did I ii when boa made I an r room i the -i of Mr. mil knowing how t. 11- such an a. v ml i tn be., m lo catch mil. there n Virgil young man, Coast at the day tor aging a until box on a rural tree de- livery It appeared the evidence that the young tallow, was drunk and again a Inn's hex. lie Caught at b x to keep falling and sprung the lid, damaging it He plead guilty and fined This is printed as a warning to who may be to tamper l ml i I. aid as to ii rel ii uh is mi -11 Bleep that lie i line, inn ire V. ii I III with mail mark. Land- on n hem h in Central park girl v . i. moving t i in which Si at fro . ii about fifteen month. At the oilier end the bench a a hose prominent lower jaw adorned with a luxuriant board which parted in the middle and curved gracefully outward up- I ward. I'm- several minutes the baby re- the man especially the i whiskers with grave attention, while he looked at In r with an air of lofty condescension. length a smile the little one's Then, with her blue eye still fixed upon the whiskers and kicking up her tiny feel In an of delight, she I Bow-wow A wove of color suffused tho face above the and hitched in his seat. It was an awl ward situation, and to relieve ii the nurse patted the baby and isn't n The man lo no York A few have lately bean making and trying to sell or Dr. King's New Dis- for Toughs and Colds, and other medicines, thereby defrauding the public. i in warn you to beware of people, who to profit, through stealing the of winch have been success- fully disease, for over years. A sure protection, to is our name on the wrapper. Look it, on all King's, or Huck- remedies, as nil others are mere imitations. II. K A Co., Chicago, III, and Windsor, Canada, poisons IN FOOD. yon don't realize that man poisons originate In food, bat some day you may feel n twinge that will Dr. King's New Life are guaranteed to cure all sickness due lo poisons of food or money heel at J. L, store. Try No no minerals, no danger in Hollister's lain Tea. The family known. Brings good health to all who use it. Tea Tablets. Drug Stole. Handsomest and largest stock of Iron Bedsteads at M. on Pants. A boT has been tot reading following essay on are made for men, end not , men for pants. Pants are like mo- I,,., are thinner In hot I thicker in cold. The l man in the moon changes his , during the Don't you go to the pantry for pants; yon might be mistaken. are often mistaken in mistakes make breeches of promise. There has been much discussion u whether pants is singular or plural. Seen to lion nun wear tin ire plural, and when pants ii i- singular. tear in punts, and ii i el when the p tear ii all b i i tin, D. W. III Al I U IN Groceries And Provisions Cotton Bagging and Ties always on hand kept con- In stock. Country Produce Bought and Sold Up on One . that I know of h sleep when she starts for bed Is hard work for liar i up her mind lo the night prayer. A few he dropped her upon the pi o i than usual. very sleepy and once to dash prayer in r. r,, he first pray- i r over, along one and still a third. this time her mother, irised at the turn pro- . dings had token, asked the, little one what the meant by so ninny prayers. explained the lit- girl, going to say I'm and then I I D. W. North Carol i n a. Ida,. FORAGE, A , . i t S ii r ; i SB i. r.- With It so rs It I I sad r . U i plants I ill I sol and all It will I feed butter J i in i. , i ever old In- It would n. have tin i I not lost a fowl I have bi . i It else pops rt- for lead, a few arc left. Horn to C. P. Bide. Nat . I . . and you will set i turn mail, If your digestion is had the vital organs of jinn not fed and should he. grow weak invite ease, i; Cure digests what yon eat, and all stomach You forgot you have a stomach the cry you begin inn it T, is is because ii gets lest and gradually grows and healthy ii troubles you no more. B. I. have taken u great remedies for indigestion have nothing equal lo Dyspepsia digests you eat, cures indigestion. sour stomach, burn and all stomach Its preparation is the result years of research. Bold by J. U Wont en. Tho condition of tho State of North Carolina is moat gratifying to all her citizens and her credit on the money is Treasurer Lacy has recently issued a statement showing the Slate's condition. This statement shows the total debt of the Stale to ho only and the Slate owns railroad Stool worth more than this debt. Very few, if any, Suites in the Inion can make so creditable a Record. SHOWING. Dress Goods SHOWING SHOWING. Dress Goods WONDERFUL True One Minnie Cough Cure not an atom of any harmful ding, and it baa been curing Golds, that it has proven itself to be a tried and true friend to many use it. Mrs. Gertrude K. Mai ion, I ml , and so weak- me I run down in weight from Its to Alter t of remedies to no avail, One Minute Con B Core en oared Bold by L. Woolen. The democratic party in Newborn held its primaries tor Dom- city election, and the was sufficiently strong to a majority of the hoard aldermen. If we remember correct- Newborn last summer voted out saloons by an overwhelming majority. What good it expects to with a prohibition law enforced by saloon sympathizers is more than we can Km lion, Telegram. EAST . Clothing, Ladles White Goods, Laces, Embroideries. These goods are- new No shop worn or old stuff, but recollect they a. . the same by other merchants at to percent, more ,. Ir mi- Th our price. Won a Name Fame. DeWitt's Karly the famous little have been made famous by their certain harm-j leas mill gentle upon . . . . bowels and liver. They have no to Date, worth JO equal for etc. They do not weaken the stomach, gripe, or make you sick. Once used always preferred, lengthen. Sold by h, Drug Store. A. W. a Lincoln farmer, aged and Mrs. Anna II. Chapman, of Saginaw, Mich., aged were married in Charlotte. The marriage was brought about by an advertisement which in a journal. After correspondence, an exchange of photographs the couple met in Charlotte and were married. Silk for value, Styles in Time our juice The Right Name ii DeWitt. DeWitt's Witch Salve cools, soothes and heals cuts, burns boils, bruises, plies and all skin disease-. K. B. Adolph W. little had white swelling so bad that piece after niece of bone Worked out of tier leg. DeWitt's Witch Salve cured it Is the most healing salve in the world. Beware of counterfeits, Hold by J, ti. drug store. Summer Drawers, a garment, Easter price. worth Ladies Full Bleached, taped arm and neck Vest, PEARL BUTTONS, all kind, pure white, quality. Ac dot is a Genuine Sale of Brand New Good a. Nothing never pried in Greenville. standing All colors, by all our pi TALCUM POWDER, everywhere I box lo Hollister's Mountain Tea , ,,. Hive, novel the entire ii. i Ti ; i . . Si n i do the High Grade Stick just as the season opens. The son is plain. He needs The Cash Don't, wail, in the push and be the first to get these MATCHLESS BARGAINS. W bite to goat price Ladies White worth to Si, this week III. Table Linen, price, CO A. V. C. i, Ladies line Easter Slippers, me half off. arc in Look for Bun;. i, red new , ; n women . R tab ;, s HI cent-, Ten o i , Cal aid , g ; Door to Bank i op. POOR PRINT

GREENVILLE'S EATING BEFORE SLEEPING. Light. MISSIONARY INSTITUTE AND DIS CONFERENCE Great Palatable Meal On of the Beet Aids to Rect. A short time physician heM the eating before retiring a crime, i lie . old theory U quite exploded. One I District, M. medical journal, conn on Many Preachers and Lay Delegates Attend A Missionary I the of evil r i Mid UNION MADE Good Taste is Always Good Style Ralston Health Shoes FOR MEN Th. these shoes have obtained is which makes them to their Superior con- Comfortable From the Time You Put Them On. material No other make, thought probably all have tried. Ins succeeded in them. I in them are the highest The price is pair, with full value given and a that they will last as long and bold their shape as well as the 16.00 grades by other manufacturers WE CORDIALLY INVITE EVERY MAN TO CALL AND INSPECT THIS LINE. UNION MADE FIT the Foot, the Head and the Pocket-Book J. B. CHERRY CO. STORE. subject recently, said while it is not goo. m r of fact, to bed with . the I will i. in it r g light, able n in the of I and rest. digestion goes on in sleep with much n . and f something in is desirable for the night's rest. Si me physicians that good of insomnia is the i an craving of the stomach for food in persons v. ho have been duly frightened by the opinion that they must not eat before going or ho have, like many us women, been keeping themselves in I a state of Nothing i- m ire agreeable on retiring for the night than take a bowl of hot like gruel or some good i soup. II i- a aid to nervous and in- peaceful slumbers. Thia is the case during cold win- nights, when the stomach craves warmth as much as any other part of the of hot milk is grateful to palate on sin but a I of light troll and the cold months of winter n Id be the retiring food of every woman who feels, a many do, the need of food Cultivate- He Beat the Conductor, but Cheerfully Reimbursed Him. about predicaments on a street said a man who can re- member In there were only horse cars in the city. was to take my i best to the theater, and de- to throw on sonic lugs. was deathly afraid . the tick- behind, so I I d into my dress . think, without ever let- ting go of them, i was shaking hands with my.-elf that t hail not overlooked anything. the show we found that rain had set in and boarded a ear. It was crowded, so sent her inside and stood on the back platform with n few dozen others. Along came the conductor, and when heard him say dug. Horror overtook me had n so intent upon I i ad forgot- ten a cent in my when I my el es. I . broke. re she was . . of esp . e, u a crowd t i or in borrow I from hi r or jun i the ear. d away from the tor as g as when i . ins in i . Ti in the i i on .-. o r, said briskly, about my changer you give me something to changer ho in- I gave you a quarter to pay the i f myself and lady lie hesitated just a mo- and handed me cents. was saved, and you can bet I remembered that conductor and hunted him up the next day. I told him the whole story and ed him fully. lie enjoyed it more than I did when ho learned whole Detroit News. Grammatical. President of Princeton university had a reputation among; his for good English, which was. equaled by his renown as a theologian. Once several students were en- Joying a little spread very quietly the prescribed hours. A dent who was not in the feast i thought to give the reveler- a ; and. shuffling down the lull, knock- ed at the locked door in the good old doctor's well known manner. demanded a dent as the light went out and the lunch went under the bed. me, Dr. said the would be intruder, with all the Scotch that he could mus- a came as quick as a flash from one of the company. it were Dr. he would say, is How the Wheel of Fortune Worked. Well, how are blurt- ed a liberally bearded wight as ho grasped Comedian Ezra Kendall's hand on State street recently and, as the actor looked add- you remember me I ran the de Jay in Sioux City when you were there ten years replied the comedian, recall now. You a big wheel of fortune in the office. I remember several of the boys paying their re- to the wheel, but I do not re- call the wheel paying anything to the be held in i- in the Si i- i Greenville Method week. All tile pas I will be preach- ed on Tuesday nigh I by Rev, F. I l. l . . Wilson Station, Several interesting dresses will lie delivered on Wed- by different member of the institute. On night open- sermon of the District will be preached by It. C. Craven, Tarboro Thursday morning o'clock the Washington will convene in regular annual s ion. Tin conference will lie composed l the pastors in the district, din lay from i in also me mid within I he the district, making -I more than m e bundled all. The committee having the mat- in band inform u they will be ready to give to l lie public names of preacher, and visitor to the cc, together with them, in t The b GOOD POTATOES BRING FANCY PRICES To a km contain . . melon., -In Ian. A v. tics Potash the u of per cent, actual and more are sure to follow. Out arc not I r . bat able t. now. KALI WORKS New Nassau Street, or Ml According to the bulletin just is- sued by the Interstate Commerce Commission covering the three months ended December 1904, the number of persons killed by the railroads during the quarter was and the wounded numbered 14.027. Peace hath her slaughter bigs no less renowned than war. Philadelphia Record. On Mr. Roosevelt's return to Washington he will pass through Nebraska without making a I Is this to lie taken as a personal I affront to Mr Bryan or as an l; i Ion of confidence in the latter to keep the state in the republican ranks Wilmington Male . by bet . l . leading of it. next Sun- day is Easter. Are yon prepared to greet the day properly How about your Suit Is your Hat right How are your Gloves, Tie, etc Come in and size our new Spring Things. See m have For Easter If to join the pa- it will pay you to come here for repairs. Here are only the new, fresh styles; not a or it among our goods. goods. Frank Wilson, THE CLOTHIER. REPORT THE CONDITION OF THE BETHEL BANKING AND TRUST AT N. C. At the e of March 14th. 1905. RESOURCES. LIABILITIES. Loans and discounts I 9,721.33 Capital stock paid in Overdraft, unsecured Furniture and fixtures Due from Cash items 6.49 619.14 Undivided profits 333.88 16,936.03 Time certificate of sub. to check 22,492.40 Silver coin Cashier's 212.58 Total Total Slate of North County of Pitt, I, H. H. Taylor, of the named bank, do swear that the above statement is to the beet of my knowledge and belief H. H. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before Attest, me. this 23rd day of March, 1905 B. J. Bah A. Gainer, J. W. THOMAS, Notary Public ISSUE MISSING