Eastern Reflector

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SPECIAL Sale OF- Low Shoes and Slippers. BEGINNING ON THURSDAY, MAY 25TH. we offer our entire stock of Children's and Infant's Ox- ford Ties and Sandals a Greatly Reduced Prices. No trash, but good, New Shoes. A chance to buy good, new shoes At Reduced Prices early in the season, just in time to meet your needs, before the stock is broken and styles and sizes run down, is a rare opportunity, and that the attention of all careful buyers, who appreciate gen- Bargains. SHATTERED HIS THEORY. An That Non- a School In the days when board visit tree paid to. those schools by local who had on the subject of Scripture lessons. He requested tho head master to pick out a dull and lot him ask that lad a few questions, whereupon the following Now. my do you by a Hoy. looking hopelessly at visitor, makes do answer. Visitor to head see, it's I've always maintained- Scripture be ex- plained and illustrated if any com- of it.- meaning la k pen- this sort of skull, lie can't tell me what a miracle is. No., hear me make him understand. Mead Muster sarcastic ire Pat's In Golf. Pat had been helping the n keeper construct several at the new golf links and during the noon hour had been given u I moos in driving. A day or taro later ho was tailing his friend Casey about it. be said, game they call do be a game. have a little white ball long stick aid a knob on ind yea put the white ball on a little at sand. Thin the game is to haul all ball so far did yes hit ball asked Casey. said Pat. a the funny thing about the hit at Two Point of View. you know you gave me a sovereign a sixpence the other day. ft ell, made a I knew you do. sir. have wrought a miracle yourself, idiot paid out the gold haven't a duller boy in the school j piece a If you'd question sonic of the I didn't, but passed the , r. sixpence on, somebody for half a no; show yon sovereign, and I bought a what do with till one by using of with the money, and I've common sense methods. Sow, my still got the pay attention to me. You don't well. I wouldn't worry about know what a miracle is, oh it. We're likely to make mis- confesses by his silence. takes London Tit- listen to me. Suppose you Hits. got up in the middle of the night and saw the shining, Spoiled Romance. you say it are looking for the should say it explained the young man on the was moon. porch as father of the young Visitor man came out to see what was de- her. bless said the kind old gentleman, comet i- in an entirely different part of the And lie look round lo the oilier side of the house, showed him the not of ; and talked t for about half an hour about Paragraph. Even a will give you ad vice freely. Never j edge the covers of a box by itS coll A spoiled child is to be pitied more than its parents. Home wen are born and become little of own accord. Frequently a chorus girl's sue depends her understand- If haste makes district messenger boys will never coma to want. When a man keeps bis own counsel he hasn't much use a lawyer. Talk la said to be cheap, but any married man will tell you it comes When a man seeks notoriety he usually more than he can use his business. every woman has figured out what she will do when she becomes a widow. Chicago Daily News. DO m IO THIS OFFER The r so we give is simple, plain and We are over , . j . . C I widest you to hi th slippers, end in order to clean them out quickly we make offers La lies leather Court Tie Oxfords, worth for patent leather. Court Tie Oxfords, worth for 2.25. Ladies patent leather and plain kid Oxfords, wilt 2.50 for 1.85. Ladies leather Strap Sandals, plain kid Strap Sandals, and patent leather tip Oxfords, tan kid Court Tie Oxfords, all Styles sizes, worth and 2.25 per pair, be sold for per pair. or black Court Ties, plain kid Sandals, patent tip tip Oxfords, dressy styles and plain common sense Is, all styles and sizes, that are selling for pair, w; offer for pair. Ai. the Styles of Ladies Oxfords and Sandals that are selling 1.00 to 1.25 pair we offer this sale for to per pal. th c Slippers are offered in this Sale are In prop II is I quoted above. The . get first pick at t line ire of , and couldn't, you know, if saw bus sun. should sec it wasn't. Visitor from a die- pawn i suppose one I old you ii was the sun should say In- ii liar. such persistent ; I told ii n win. n loll I was a liar, would n in in lion, should say was London Grant and Queen. V. ii an, in Lon- don on In- trip around wold In u I to cat i the Saturday i; . i ;. re th in of pi nil I r u few momenta he fore dinner i Jesse i, runt. mall . was behind him. -v tin- general was j ii. at his coal tails n of times. the I turned -.- I, I he r in ii lid the general, , em Jill I'll ; en look Jesse's hand . . i man, think- him id .;. I, in, Iv I Pica. i i-, t I. e of Ill I to Useless Phrase. Bobby returned from his first tea party, hi round allied in smiles. hope you were polite, said his mother, re- membered your when were passed to lien I please, mid it I hare ml; yo m I , ever; time ii pas. Low Rates to Not only will the and North Carolina railroad sell low rate linked Kinston to Morehead and in, good till on account of the opening of the Atlantic Hotel, City, next Friday even- hut of the hotel also rate of 11.50 a day the dance. The hotel is now open for season and indications are that the opening this year will he brilliant and largely parties have been made up from points, not along the line of I lie A. N. C, but from Henderson, Wilson, Greenville and as far west as Greensboro. NEWS Not Uncommon. heard you were at the said the girl as ho mot the evening. think of the liked everything but the end was mutter with I knot of. The people in fro . u putting on thin; and i could u were elbow rec ex nun in I e air in In into . Hi, n plied the oil it, are i demanded irate man. on t, I know M hi eye i- hurt, I i ; fellow, know my ii n I one from ; friend today Tim. Why Ha ad to Di.-. in the year I p Don ii act of hi St. Si r. in lb note which u- In on , the ; ; In d to go in the r I the v ticket kn our file cony I I. III Friday. If . can I ii will l Seven were burglarized Monday of Wayne and Craven have adopted deciding to contest the r of it Out- railroad. it given nut the Atlantic line Wilmington placed a big order for pew i ti idled a of new . cm . I'll Public m of h mi order for I public drinking and fountains lo be placed Street, the court one near Five Point. will also be placed in the I cf the Thee will prove a great to be public . . . ; GUARANTEED DIVIDEND FIVE PREMIUMS Murderer Captured. The who ed at Saturday, been arrested and lodged in jail as the scene the crime d in Mm I ill Lout.- lost my gold an lune 1st between ii mill by way of i ; , The watch was nit face. Willing to p reward. L. s Smith's Mill, N. pa; when you buy I rep conies up ., . . on work of On . u- and THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. j. Editor mt Owner. and Ne. ONE DOLLAR YEAR IN ADVANCE GREENVILLE. COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. TUESDAY, JUNE 1905. WON TO The Turner Brother and Rows Bid Pine Work. The Washington aggregation wee aim ply outclassed Thursday at Arthur's park. At part of game did they lave to win. Our boys shewed in great shape, the fact that son, our crack right was out game. Turner J. and E. did excellent work, while our catcher, did stunt beautifully behind bat. His be The home boys started in at first and made three runs, White making a Beautiful single in this inning. Washington failed lo reach the initial sack. second Turner KEEL Heine Wedding. Wednesday at o'clock at the home of Mr. H. F. Keel, in South Greenville, a large f friends and relatives assembled to witness the marriage of bis daughter, Miss to Mr. A. L. Thigpen, of Penny Hill. They were married by J. A. Horn- The attendants Miss Keel with Van Fleming; Miss Haskett with J. F. Mis Sallie Knight, of Tarboro, with J. H. Miss Nannie with L. L. pen. Wedding March was played by Job MM. The pallor was beautifully orated with ferns aim ivy. After were ITEMS. Blow by a beautiful hit, while tended the bridal left for the Rowe, for one more, bit the spheroid for three sacks Washington their runs in this inning by three bases on balls, a man hit and an error. to cross the. rubber third. Washington ed this inning two two- luggers and two errors, After this our did think making a round fourth home of groom, a was tendered -Mi. were the of many valuable N. C, June Miss Lee flail is a sink Miss is relatives over river this Miss Annie M aid Henry the at Bethel Saturday. Mrs. B. K. spent and Sunday with relatives in Ayden. John Phillips and son has been ill fur peal w days. Miss Nora Harder is the list. Misses Lena am Bessie am. Edith Broadway, of Nannie of spent, Sunday with Allie Belle Langston is visiting Misses ed Mel reek. O. Dill, of and TOBACCO Official Will Compelled York, Jane F. who lo ii-f AID SOCIAL Thursday, J a f. W. went to Golds MR. JOHNSON TO THE MERCHANTS. He Makes a Speech Abounding m Sound Argument. H. attorney of the Retail Bland and family of Carolina grand visit to Ayden. jury Tom borne from gallon of trust, Baltimore Wednesday evening Mr. Johnson meat answer more than an hour, and every d-M-i-ion ,. A. of M in the a,,, county ought to have heard faint. He told them they should have heard, an aka and Of the com- J- T and Miss that effect f uh ch be in R. Parker in Judge Wallace Slates circuit court. la, compelled the of J. T. and that effect o. II were in Saturday we would advise nil who me farced i ii to BETHEL ITEMS Bethel is well at the fifteen Sunday and this on u two bagger by James B. mid mouth Will ha for we a single failed to score. In the inn drew t blank and followed her example, Turner fanning men. Greenville scored three the sixth by hits, a want them back. C. S, Robt. Howard, spent Sunday in town. and Walter of Sunday afternoon at the hotel. W. J. Mayo and Miss when they are selling for 1.00. Ward has on the He is some sacrifice and in error by Maxwell j t Sunday in town. at first. again failed potato men arc here but to score, Tamer funning two out i won't buy. The farmers; of three. mud gel behind them ft s In the seventh mi looking to see I hem not Washington was unable to. W. scored one the ibis week. eighth by error left fielder, better now Washington do anything, i W, J left In White started off. for Manchester lo be beet mail with a two-bagger, to third his brother's marriage, and scored on block ball. Miss Hazell had her linger badly tried to hit bail hard bruited today while the this inning, Turner showing parrot. The bird the linger them he was teasing, Mr, and Mis. Frank of Ayden, Mr. and Mr. J. ,. Haul,,. was well represented at closing of Bern. Ayden last week. Misses and Mary Monday to m ville. ITEMS. N. C. June Mr. Feather-tone, a shoe firm, gave us , Ball week. Mrs. J, o. Babbitt left morning for attend the Babbitt-Dallied wedding Mrs. John ha- I liven ill past reported a very better. Mr. and Mis I of spent with Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Babbitt- Mrs. Jacob feeble. To Potato Growers of lit. W wish to stale Hi on strictly prime toes are s New W, Bill en mil over . o. Ii owing d of the mil -11. as to. secure orders to buy t. n, b., . Mis. P. M. Jon peon ad child would, left ibis morning for B, Baker, went to . morning to operated on sell low prices I p lo N V Urge l n d, deal In m , II p Inez. Croon, of Durham, Mr Johnson night to visit Mrs j of J. M. Moore. and pointed out Rev. and Mr. F. and Miss Baskerville, left this for different points In Virginia, Friday, June If. W. went to this for II 1805. I- I In- H Haul mil . Ore a d was Ump Rev. Me, of Ayden, until of food. She knows how LINE UP. Greenville. Washington. it toils. The poor will miss . ; guests o . . ., , , . Mr. of filled their regular They were a I He- M in he ,. do Hi- e la the Hairs In ii d nil call s He i ii , into e i-. . Id oil the sin a in in a , s ii mil a June 10th, is If yon W. Ward from aid will this morning, Bill Smith an I Watt Duke went ti Baltimore ibis morning, Mia as Mamie Haskett and Keel re; from a visit near Hill. Mrs. A. V. Johnson, of Week, is her Mrs. A B. Tucker. Mr. and Mm, A. L. Thigpen, Hill, Clime in today lo visit Mr. mid Mr-. F Keel. Mr. i had ere II. . light things ii had since organization. There is mil a who has not saved money through it. of several thing; that threaten the of the Hal- mid urged a thorough and f and to thwart the Intent He dangers the parcels post bill Hint is pending before and that becoming a law would mean driving retail merchants not of was another subject considered. North Carolina, ho paid higher freight than any other Hale. in win in- through North Carolina to In other states cheaper than will be topped at any point in the slate. Men have been driven from North Carolina tn cities in other stale to engage la wholesale with own people can snip much from c. tin- stale than Mary B, Ward, Bethel, in Hale. There is mote North i capital invested in Nm- Virginia capital. North he said, is one of the seven stales that bus no law which debts can be collected, We may cry aloud for higher but ideas are S of Baltimore, has, . and The homestead also has w ho has been Mrs I, lo b , home i . so t ti ii t A. Gary, formerly a resident one bu now of Danville, is in cried town. His many friends are glad to him again. . I e shew face here I of good things. I Mi. James, B. J. Move, Tamer, R. Smith, White, Forbes, Blow. lib lb If if cf I Whaley. and Mrs. F. Andrews has improved . rapidly last few days. Glad . . I. h j . L I Greenville Monday, hear the news. Hope he Wooten, soon be again. u S. t ., is loan Carter, Baker . . ,. ., . Maxwell time was his only trouble. I Blokes. Mrs. John ail last to he he Found On St This g Ned know c i , in in w shoe up when potatoes are ripe. found its mission, is shield for the man who does not want to pay bis debts. is a differ- between man w ho on pay but and Ilia win, lo pay but He to poor Paul, Car row, Died, James, Greenville, runs. so, mouths j daughter, Mis. hits,,, errors; Washington, I and days, of Mr. and Mrs U. who is critically ill. run., hits, errors. Struck oat, ft Turner U, Wooten Cutter at their home in Hat- Hit by nine. , Wooten , ; on ,, Aimed rune, Greenville S , sympathy is expressed fur parents In their bereave- of game hours. Umpire, The will label Lewis, floorer, Attend- Dwelling Burned dead oil a reel the edge of A dwelling b Mr. W. He H. burned Minion, of Georgetown, between the market house and Urn this morning o'clock branch, Ned was a very super. Are in a closet and train and was afraid to been caused by and they were the of sleep in house at nils or mice, with tow ii himself, When his was house occupied by tenant, a i Line. can be if found this it had on only lady and children, and she the will unite for night clothes and was wrapped in found it mil in lime lo save about get the co-operation of oilier a blanket, is supposed two thirds of the during the he got scared Press Mil. left his house, Death is Another Held-Up Reported. k n ll j Guard Turlington. A. C. L. Robbed. , . . , ., . , the house t in ii e. n. ITEMS. 11.1 r. June Lin Gallic at lo the station early hist night on I tie mad, m-at lie by a double daily service between Weldon and Kinston. Mi urged the pliant lake more Interest in the association, attend tin- put more safe in . ,., .,;.,,.,., In it, and wort together the -will play Washington Washington 13th. and Lena mil I place Friday In Cherry -1 wards the u where he is watching he was held the town and in Ayden this b was and Nice Monument. A has been th grave late H. A. Sutton I The Walsh, e marble in two men and it boy, fur. believes that bis restaurant, . killed I, .,.,. I superintend Killed Another. N. C, June a young Bitting in the r r hi; occurred on -i the ii- ill of a ., men . . .--.,.,,. , . aim ii . Miss who is attack upon Mr. heard Mr. Ni. w repulsed, or Ml Portion of last week Ayden , . shots to t them to nest of M an. hull ; M. A. Wood, one of . in com committed bit Another Railroad mother road tn K, v. M. A. Wood the . its I at completed, cl -11 Prime Who Dead can m ill go at the Rev. It. I. Co ii the Bribe ti , of held . Hill duet he 1.1 B, Can . . v

C. T. Big Store. Slippers. I w 1.75, no SI i Oxfords, worth 2.00, now II. Id. Tip worth I no II no Collars, Collars. Mei all linen v all rallies, ti v cents, h toy s I in i V chiefs, i In if plain, p to K Furniture. can line i o i. . i v w . price. . can and full ml i hi i ii d Cut Prices on Millinery. Sailors now values Men's Furnishing-Things you need. Plain white shirts, shirts, Fancy shirts, and one especially of laundered shirts with linen bosom and strong facings, the value is easily and only From the strong light H-eight Underwear. kind the working man likes, the garment, through the line of rising to the finest, i stock t. to Collars, to Hosiery, to Suspenders, to I'm and all trinkets of men's wear are here, Can we finish talk the r Embroideries. Remember our Embroidery department. We have an stock such as All overs, edgings, insertions, corset cover effects and fancy items. Come and inspect, Wash Goods. Lawns now Lawn now Organdies now Organdies now Organdies now -----t-t- .-.- s . c Hon. John H. Small. HERBERT SPENCER. Me a and Wat a Vary Man. Mr. George ill I personal on Herbert Silencer in the tells characteristic When the pi visited America in in his sixty-1 carries at its masthead the third, year. His lair, com- Oldest Republican Rave little token of delicate r r ,, it ill ii ,, . , i when following to say of the democrat of who has for the fourth time been In lie was rather I elected to congress from his district, The Wilmington Messenger One of Ml have ever seen n Car comes to our member from the First This acquaint ii re cold and to friend he was dial, and lie could be downright jovial, listen- in humorous stories with glee. habit of dictating to an he had come to a Most of Ins sentences might well have been printed just fell from his on, in my bearing a friend who had not seen him for Tears congratulated him on his good health, as evidenced by his rosy cheeks. in said he. complete with incomplete Because some healthy are ruddy, all ruddy people two eon-, healthy, whereas a red com denote a Hubby A fair specimen, this. we agree with this newspaper. Ii would be a and a misfortune to the of Pint district should he he defeated. Those people down then have a good representative. He hits done things for eastern North Carolina, Then, why turn him for some moss back who wants to be candidate only when there is a wire draw- inn the pay whose ambition as a member of congress soars no high- The Carolinian well Seven years ago the Pint district was represented in congress by a republican The democratic party it a how he might at any moment task to in ousting drop into When he was in the critical mood the school- master in bis blond came nut plain- his long, bony band, raised in ob- teemed seedy to wield a ferule, whereat ever rejoiced that had learned my rule of three under other auspices. lie was a man. At Montreal told him that the view from the summit of Mount Royal commands superb of the St. Lawrence and Ottawa valleys, lint l lie view from halfway up the contented Mr, Spencer. lie had found views thus restricted more pleasing than wider vistas, and one step farther would he budge, although invited, far away n costly mansion was being finished for a multimillionaire whose fortune had been won with little scruple. When n was his carriage pass mansion he was indignant. is he said, admiring the ostentation of such nun that makes them possible. Baron Grant, tie Hon. Hurry Skinner. The nominal ion went one of the professional office- could be found who was willing to plant a few hundred in a campaign which everyone thought meant certain defeat devoted patriots, ever loyal to their and the machine, were nut willing to be sacrificed on the political altar. They were hungry for office, but each one preferred a certainty. The result was that the democratic party was forced to go outside ring of the few lo name a candidate to oppose Mr. Skinner The district met, and offering the nomination to each of perpetual candidates without Securing one, the nomination was finally tendered to the Hon. John II. Small, of Washington. N. C. Mr. fraudulent speculator, sent me Small realized that it was only an an invitation for the inaugural of h , , . I. i -i, In- gift to don. lie lore a of kind of men who willing t tore the card in piece-. Such men serve bis party in hour of defeat S as Cram try to compensate for rob-. a the hour of certain triumph, bing by giving Paul what they I g,, do o Silks of all Kinds. in China Silk, worth mow inch China Silk, worth now I worth 81.25, now cents, Silk, worth now Men's Straw Hats. much to his surprise, and to the Another Insurance Fraud. Utter astonishment of the n doctor lo sec what who had turned down the ho could do for the family, WM b; whom he had been sum- s the same he Mrs. in I,. r and with p r and Mr. Her- Mr. Small on the political altar arc sitting in stolid at her busy resorting to every scheme to bedside. In r u the doctor, pull Ii nil rigid. h r any bones lire Sample hats at factory prices. Only a few more left. Come and see be I my in lo e m moil I darkly, r. Here Hi i ;, of i i ago ii oilers us pr i Hum i i i e falls down i now In r. i ind lo ml Ii union. Financier. A rich called upon explained i , ;,,., of his life ; mi c night of I the i n play. I can't . not, M. Sin II I a, j en b . , . her francs if your i hi r in i s wife; then, being the iii of the author, I have a right i ml r of the of i e lo ii i I on e first n Is i defeat him for next Hut will the people of the First district submit to any such The Carolinian a republican paper, Mr Small a democrat, but we do not hesitate to say that ho is the hardest working and most capable representative that the democratic party has ever sent lo congress from I lie first district of North Carolina. John Small is the representative if whole people He deserves to remain in congress as long as bis party is in the majority in this More. i Greenville, N. G. Of Cholera with One Small Bottle Chamberlain's Colic, cholera en v Mr. i. High tower. In,, relates on he bad lie i on a jury in S murder case teat county. nun ; i meal and some . i -i- , and roe cholera in very severe form. v i more in life and to limn . i i i i i am I he . . i for, Hi Ibis i mu b ho I . i . . i . I ii re Two fellow . fillet- ed in and one Leaking usual paid, Roosevelt's Diplomacy. The Wife Bater The New York Evening Sim thinks that displayed a rare bit diplomacy in handling the case of the vessels It says these ships as good as and that if impression obtains Si there will only pro- test against the refusal United to pro- Aurora, Oleg to make repairs at iii the purpose afterward Admiral Train reported ii would days lo pat the Oleg in a condition, thirty fur the Aurora seven the so that if the rule applying to a combatant seeking a friendly harbor wen to lie n have o P one by one n iI fall n v prep . my The i, i. ., d tn ban-all her , . Hied by Japan f war it n proves the victor, as most now seen fated, tins he ii sea The I In cc cruisers could only if they wen i . . he i i of I be Japanese, is in be In loll Russia, should be deeply grateful to the United States for deciding to keep i bes, reset way, is really a friendly act Japan, con of being able to dictate the terms of peace, the Aurora, Oleg already under her her Hag The States ids row, if only a works, with Japan for countenance and aid to enemy solution of a perplexing says The Sun, give satisfaction everybody even to Admiral Ku- bearded like a venerable and stiff in joints as a grand father, which no doubt he is The futile old gentleman ought to ho dreaming away the evening of life in the shade, or toasting bis shins by a Wood lire, instead of being asked lo 12-inch guns, torpedoes and Quilting mines. Such is the inhuman cruelty of n Quality vs. Quantity. Bard muscles and g do not ml on of you bill mi led you take all the i remember once was choked by papa. He wanted her to go to town she did not want lo go. He hit her and she was sick s long time Ami once papa had gone lodge and we sat up waiting for him I to and when I papa was striking He hit her twice in face and her lace bled This as part of the testimony of s twelve year old girl in a divorce suit brought by her mother against her r in a I She heart touching scenes she bad beheld when a lot, and more evidence was produced showing cruelly on the pert of s brutal band cruelty long by a mistreated mother for the child's sake. The divorce was granted A divorce in a case of this kind is justice i woman but ii is n t punishment man. There be some way of reaching an inhuman brute of Inn With of death no is too great for the man who adepts the love and rare a woman and treat her in manner would shame the heathen, it is an open question such a brute does in i deserve death, for be min- tier happiness in this world and leaves her a wrecked being. The lash appear and oven cruel, but after all ii is probably only remedy for the wife beater, and even then gashes and that t would inflict would not he equal lo the physical and mental torture that woman ton Dispatch. Bilious Bill sleepy head, Dearly loved to lay a bed; wake bun if you shook him; When his slumber overlook him, Suddenly he stalled waking a when day was What's Ibis manic m f an- The Famous Little Pill. cure Constipation, Sick Headache, Biliousness, etc., by their tonic on the They never gripe or sicken, impart early energy. Good for Sold by John L. Drug Store, no. Win Cu i -ii out i if nil I lie you III. CM p I. hut you of In, mention of the ii the lo blood Tins builds up and sin- hens system, over- and cures it, Stomach, etc K Cure m sometimes filled ii is to eventually work s woo and l 11-lit in from ibis and mind condition. Sold by Jim L. Woolen, One On the Physician. said the doctor, address- druggist, knowingly at the clerk, you know anything about Ibis stamp replied tin- druggist. do you want continued the want to express my opinion; I have tO stamp the express answered the druggist. if you will allow I would that you for- ward your opinions by why by the physic. replied the they have no weight would be much The Children's Favorite. Fur Croup, Whooping Cough, One Minute Cough Cure the favorite. This is it contains no opiate, harmless, tastes good and cures. Sold by Jno. L. Wooten's Drug in the Branch. in the branch there tanned face, straw hat Suspenders made cotton, bun one, at Takes you back to old limes -to the country ranch, like feller, you was in the branch I What i nil piled so the Joy you've left behind you is cannot buy A bird's song in the meadows of delight That barefoot the Oh, Time it keeps on swill careless no more you'll youth's summer, where the An the bright, barefooted fellers there, at the country ranch, Meet till- blossoms the go -plush in the branch I you Had to Get Your In the Old Way In the old people had to from t., h aw to tell the news or meet at store week In cut was T j ; it Is N it So Now in this day of numerous and rural free delivery mail tomes you can gel the -w- every day. This is the leading age an no complete newspaper, man nu iii take his county taper know what is going on. The Reflector supply you with the news. We print two editions. Daily and Semi-Weekly The Store A beautiful Line THE DAILY is a page paper and costs only a year. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR is a large page paper, a year. Don't be without a paper when on so cheap. f you are not subscriber send in your today. The Job Department OF THE PRINT HOUSE IS BETTER EQUIPPED TO DAY THAN EVER BEFORE To Produce Printing. Of . V V- Splint II AND not to be matched in town m The Price. E. Tucker GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA. iii Notice I this opportunity to in- form our growers generally, that the Nelson I'm in Truck is on in.- will be furnished lo farmers at same as before. you past favors we are soliciting your orders tor the your. Manufactured by Co., Winterville, N. and W. L Smith, dine, N. C. REFLECTOR PRINTING HOUSE, N. C. On- Hotel and Mineral Watt Will 1.25 each fair size Foxes. Write the above at Chase City, Va. OF DISSOLUTION. The of a business In the town of Greenville, has consent. All per- sons the can either party are to come Ones present to L. M. s. This HI SPECIAL RATES via ATLANTIC COAST LINE. Louisville, Ky., Reunion, It, to One per mile distance traveled, plus cents, Bate from Greenville. N. for tin- round trip. Tickets on sale June 11th, Hint Until limit June of limit lo may be ob- by tickets with joint Ky., and of fee of on ticket. Slop our iii he allowed White Springs Va., Hot Spec- service through cats will be operated from convenient points. Fur other ion sec or consult N. C on ac- count of Summer School, June IS to 1906. Tickets to will be sold June 14th, 15th and with fine limit June 24th, for one class fare, plus for the round trip Hate from Greenville, N C, to Wilmington, N. and return 15.00, D. W. k in Groceries And Provisions Cotton Bagging and Ties always on hand Fr.-sh kept con- In stock. Country Produce Bought and Sold New ARRIVING DAILY. There is one thing that do not claim in do and that is to nil goods cheaper than bu do we want to create the our store i-. full of shop out of style goods nor by filling our store with show bills boards we try t. impress false ideas in your mind that we are going oat of but we wish it understood that we are receiving daily shipments of the newest ill RIBBONS, SILKS, EMBROIDERIES, LACES kindred materials so desirable with the women folk of Greenville and Pitt county, and we do yon will at least favor us with a visit m see these many new tilings. Pulley Bowen, THE HOME OP WOMEN'S FASHIONS. TO THE About the of April them strayed from my firm near X Roads u sot e pi,., SOW is White, sill ill one ear swallow fork In the other. Suitable reward for in- leading to recovery sow and W. w N. c IN J f. PERRY CO. Norfolk. Va. Cotton Factors handlers of Ties and Bags. and SHINGLES All grades in u lees suit F. E. A I'll. GET YOUR SUPPLIES Now Everything you want in the way of nice Groceries, Canned Goods, Pickles, Candies, Nuts, tic., can be had at our store. We carry a large supply of the Best Goods JOHNSTON BROS. The Cash Grocers.

mm P-. THE REFLECTOR AND FRIDAY. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Proprietor. Entered in the post office at Greenville, N. C, as second class matter, Advertising rates made upon application. A correspondent desired at every post office in Pitt and adjoining counties in to Borne people live always mid then never learn Admiral i safe and Japan and is perfect- la remain there. He will ii a little more about Pitt County, N. C, Ton 1305. Nobody said anything about As a ship boomer Togo a drawing card. Poor old learned that the war go Several state fairs arc trying to gel the president as drawing card. The grafter in up against the real Weaver. anyone profited by the asks the Chicago No one but and undertakers. . , holds his breath Miles and Capt II to do. No . ii would end hie The are call American fast the way they are of . . j. The root of the thing tin . i arrested a whole -1 team for vagrancy. Lather i in . My If be ii without a . d- h there i- no I v i and the rest . hare hi- If the Governor would instruct the railroad commission to demand of all railroads lists of all who are furnished the result would be astonishing provided those who ride on free passes did not surrender their passes to publicity. When rail- roads furnish free transportation they invariably expect something in return. Since the Oxford Or Asylum was established, children have been under its care. Many of those who have received its benefits are true, active, Christian citizens. Who can say what many of them would have been had it not for the restraining, guiding, helping hand extended to them in the time of their peril and weakness, their need It is about lime win e of the; The author of m Equitable resigning. holders ; written a song more popular than hope o How laud could save ids mullet road a lot of by banding out a few passes. Old man loves to raise a gold dust -not the washing kind. Thomas Settle i scalp, or as district attorney of v. North Carolina district. over -i I with their we would . i i ho boys to slick to it. To find out now and I ice a child is, ask its I find out how mean and bad ii . . l to choke off as some lie in now a ratio It looks very much like peace will arrive in the far East earlier than it some other boy's mother will in . girls love rosy quotes a writer in a lady's magazine. That's nothing. Men I too. Such places are d , down, but an Asheville boy has , an to the naval g . academy Meal county acquitted of m ids deserts, us event by giving a he had Now that they have quit lighting the two papers, is in o for a general light over the jobs Wilmington i raised a kick because they to pay for license In Mordant, n they have lo pay 1,250 Humane is in order, I . W It is said that the Duchess Cecelia's bridal gown is very striking. It have been made in i- file. of the C let eland says men are kinder . in summer than in oppose it is because d to chop and loss has wondered why the Retail Merchants Association of Greenville has taken such little in- in matters pertaining lo the welfare of the business of its when so much could be through activity. We hope the f Mr Johnson Friday will awaken new interest the association and cause it lo be up and doing, livery meeting ought to be attended by every merchant in the community and they should be alive to their opportunities. The association can do much for Green- ville if it will. r. Una General Miles says Li can hope for th war. The could Wonder where Jim -a in on that Republican daily at, Never do to leave Jim out. of r I t . i i, r iii This is the tax listing iii Ii you let it puss with ml m, conies a double tax. an I for this y.-u nil reaching out to gel all Unit was I have no one to blame but yourself coming to her, Greensboro has grabbed one thing that she don't Reports say Russia is getting want, anxious for peace We are not . prised since she has only a small takes learn of the death of the Washing- occurred on the 8th. broad and partisan.; place will be bard The newspaper among the ins and onto of the Republican party in this state is sufficient to convince the more thoughtful and self respecting citizens of this slate that this gang is no more lit or cap- able of running this state govern- than it was during the days of the carpet-baggers. The rant voters, who largely con- the Republican majority in this state, have been disfranchised, Now this same gang of pie hunters would make believe that they have become respectable enough for Dem- to join their ranks. These promoters are simply plundering for political pelf. SUMMER-TIME. The of the year when coolness must be in all that a to u man's apparel. You will in our stock of Furnish Goods a variety of at your disposal, that Hie well worth the at prices distinguished f r modesty. We can fix you out for all sorts Bummer ports- tor Outing;, Traveling or for Business. We bare AH the Little a man will be sure to wan I for wear during the months. Frank Wilson, THE KING CLOTHIER. suppose the reason two women so long to say good-bye, is because they both want last word. piece of a once powerful navy pardon I r i doing Hue being i; St. Petersburg says that all Heel been where they r cl brick I effort to obtain a brick he penitentiary, is We hope I will let them stay and continue to make Governor Douglas, of for. Togo could have give i That big surplus of the Equitable I setts, says he is not much of a speech Russia this information some time may belong lo the people who had policies in that company now, but the litigation is not broken up mighty a ibis will look like thirty cents when the lawyers maker but is right smart of a shoe ago maker. Wonder if Hooker T. will Florida has gone into the pine President Roosevelt to the apple canning business. We guess Raleigh State Pair this fall to deliver , . , i net through the opening address at the colored fair. she will save all she can sad can all she can. The two contemplated can daily papers at Greensboro have come together, and there will not be over one. Japanese wraps hare become very stylish of late. Russia has got enough of Japanese raps at present. The czar expresses a willingness to consider terms of peace. A con- he ought to have arrived at long ago. says the Atlanta Journal. Its up to Delaware to extend her sympathies to hesitated a long time Togo or not Togo. But he finally decided Togo and no doubt he re- it now. The court of inquiries has decided The Republicans have decided not to but one paper at Greens- o bore. They spend their who were money better by not starting j the Morehead encampment about a year ago. A There arc only three editors who right good candidates for governor down in Georgia. Georgia ought to elect We in an exchange that a one of these editors. She could do husband and his wife in have not spoken to each other in just twenty-one years. They have missed a whole lot. For instance the usual little spats and then the kissing and making up. Statistics show that per cent, of the enlisted men the United States Navy are native born, while II percent, more are naturalized citizens. This leaves only the small proportion of per cent, foreigners a very gratifying condition. The recent naval victory of the was due in a large degree to the fact that t he seamen fought for country more than for pay. Such devotion was due to the fact that they were Japan- born and bred, while the fleet was full of men from many nations. Let us keep the American navy full of Americans. A London cable says that Andrew is living like a Duke. Pretty Hugh on the old gentleman. We thought he was a good bill settler. William Ziegler, fourteen years old, has been left He ought to at least he able to live comfortably on it when he becomes of The Davie Record says is no law to reach those who work their children in cotton mills and live in idleness off of the wages received by their What about the vagrant law passed by the last leg- A dose of this medicine The other day a man of years married a girl of eighteen in in most cases will cure such parents. The Hon. Leslie M. Shaw was in Atlanta Wednesday on his way to Florida to address the Georgia and Florida Association. Shaw Oh, yes, he is the Secretary of the Treasury who made speeches during the gloried in high prices and never wanted to live to see the day of low prices again. He was helping to elect President same Roosevelt who wants canal material just as low as he can get it, even if he has to get it from seas people who are not protected. Wilmington Star. Guilford keeps on voting for rural graded schools, and it was only last year that this same county voted in bonds for good roads. votes to increase her public graded school tax. Wonder- fully progressive county is Guilford. People are moving there because of this progress and in order to get to good Courier. , As We Buy So Do We Sell THE GREAT JUNE SALE. Our during the month of June is Ii Special Sales turning a dull business month into one of greatest activity. Profit stripped offerings produce lively selling Free advice is the cheapest thing but th ft is to put you to on. Reductions in the Millinery All summer and Lawns will sold at a great sacrifice. and chi ready-to-wear Hats in and duck at price Reduction in Misses and children Slippers. in all Lawns. Laces and reduced half. Special Reduction on Ribbon Reductions in Departments. Men's and Clothing reduced percent. As summer trips are maturing thick and fast and we overstocked on Trunks, Grips need the we them for a few days per cent. Men's and Boy's one half. and Umbrellas percent. Men's and Slippers in Tans and Blacks reduced per cent. These prices are made for thrifty cash buyers and are made for a limited time. goods at cut prices to which reference is not made. You'll see them. They will be handy. CL Wilkinson Hardware. For Cook Stoves Ranges, Heaters Pumps, Guns, Am- munition, One and Two Horse Steel Plows, Cutters and In fact anything In Hardware come to H. L. CARR This department is in A. D. Johnston, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Winterville and territory. WINTERVILLE ITEMS. . O., June up Mr. aid auk about prices of that you in. Spanish Cm t y N ll been informed that A. W pay highest puce fr country prices. Cur flour Hut Barber Co. have moved into my f keep d line hardware. black gad repair shop tr livery in W. L. A .-w the I For Pine Tar honey, area hit in arrears. Di. Bell's Pain killer I have the list and I Dr. Bell's Bye salve. the list on tie .-ail route from sure cine for ell e Winterville of all our Co. and am prepared to receipts. Jim Mooring of House, is for the paper. Coin, and Toe Masons held their met and pay up, make me happy, make eight. who have ever heard that bis was a treat. The lie beat. A crowd as present at the concert and enjoyed it very much. While it was ail impromptu ii could been practiced m Month. following program rendered; duel, Charge of If Intending Write us for Prices on Mis Lincoln left Thursday spend a few days in Greenville. Just another ladle-, and children shoes-1 Ha Berber your eyes feel like there i i them Do pain you Mud feel tired on Do h conn; mattered adhere asleep That denotes paired vision should he rein died wearing eye It. T. carry a of can fit your eyes proper or a men to solicit orders for Mock in Pitt ton For particulars enclose the editor happy, and get yourself. I've got a good fur all those who pay for a year advance. A. D. Johnston. Hay, oats lime at A. W. Ante Co. right. A. Johnston went to Kinston Thursday. I repair and do good j Bring them me either at Good flour Be per lb A. A Co. Prof W. H. w I, Saturday. One Hundred and ten Enrolled in Pitt County Institute The Put County tote opened at and up to no me me people the ready for the indeed, they felt like it was Hit return of they learned to like so well. notwithstanding the were all promptly to boarding places and their We handle T. W. Wood Sous yarded millet seed. B. T. Cog and Bro. Nice lot of glean warn and Crock cry always hand. Harrington ii.-l Cl. Mrs. is Ten and little Kicks left y visit to Greenville. Black I for the family, fl e fur perfectly For sale by B. T. Cox Bro. over that lot I home or at buggy shop. floury Nelson. who raise their hay be supplied with the well Mowing Berber Co. call and see How lot or poultry wire, just arrived hi A. a holdout Dr. Kelli ma sure the drag On buys like baggage delivered. Corn, buy, lime sail, a. in. cheap, at A. W. Go. met organized s, A r lot cook just begins each arrived A. W. Co. closes at p. m. Our spring and of day Miss aid 2nd and stock children reading, of ladies dress work and language or story work. more complete than ever Mist Mary O. bat the Sid before. of mohair And grade I a fractions, and batiste, prof, ii language. Prof. W. B. Dove has all the late-t designs, voiles, classes of in i ad ten are fully invited grammar and to call inspect our the Close of the recitation Barber a Co Some lime is devoted lo Miss Smith went to the and in,, i Greenville Saturday. Opportunity is for say that A. W. teachers to ask hands of work and how beat to use ii in matting all lime. their schools. hay, and oats, go to of the work done la by the Harrington Barber Co. very best methods showing the The blocks are being teachers how to do the fork to the made here to use In the new block The Mayo. Th Warning, by V -cal solo, and Lewis I s and Mr. O N i . P O i I Bret I . i inn,. . r, n in. b Nation p. d Maid's lb ., Do In W- Mi For particulars enclose summer stock of Mien A stamp. Box Winterville; If. ladies and teaches a class Don't forget to hear and our stock children in re Monday night June Pi eh, J III S- ; , by M an. ii d King. ice is bi i June ii laid to e Ii e II. J . Boss For to a. v ha ea new i T forget t Fm- mix. Is be mill oil, fie Do., they i Bros Before Placing Your Order. ,.,,. . , . m m We are our R . . the but and m ad North of i, daily a on i p cation. Prompt CAROLINA COMPANY KINSTON, NORTH CAROLINA. and by BUILDING LUMBER CO. hi l reliable -j factory. ThU will not only be the the new I v v , .------- , building baton pf the wot, Pitt county bot of ha oaring t Throat ids structures in trained and best look , Con lip. . Pneumonia new herrings, teachers in the slate. Perhaps J. L. j Barber Co. the last is due to some bad over when you git through ginning your last A. W. to w lots. The Pitt Co. Oil Mill, buys to learning thoroughly seed cotton the best market price paid every A large assortment of dry goods just arrived, at A. W. Co. For Plymouth Bock per dozen. Fob orders fit ed as fast as the hens lay. H. j Jackson Winterville N. At drug store there we think the most can be pleased in table silverware jewelry. G. Q. of Greenville, is here with a lot of pianos. Furniture and all kinds goods, arriving daily at A. W Ange A Co. Evidence. sh test . real i i ii U King's Di-cove-y U r ughs colds to Ion I T J Ben- move. a- example ll. T ha Hi for years all the time b i Tel began k Dr. King's Xi y, a d a ft bottles iv The Secret Good Coffee the best housekeepers cannot a good cup of coffee without good material. Dirty, adulterated and queerly such as unscrupulous shovel over then- counters won But take the pure, clean, natural flavored LION COFFEE, the leader coffee that for over a quarter of a century has been welcomed in millions of you will make a drink fit for a king U Barber Co. the last is due to some W. L. Brown, of is tent to the fact that they are s down bare sporting. to but we feel sure that no Corned herrings cheap, at where in the state will there tr year cultured Highest pries for teachers none receive paid by County Oil Mill Worst of all Experience anything than to feel i hut nm n be your for Improving If. Ne Ala. to T. N. Co. fur their life work. It is fresh candies, to estimate the re., j the training given in such an in- Death seem d We carry samples of over five HOW TO MAKE GOOD COFFEE. H t mill. lo cap, ons fir lit- First lit too long Donors TWO WAYS TO SETTLE COFFEE. ts. pound old and net COFFEE, you will only ION COFFEE In lb. . on every for SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE CO., Toledo, Ohio. OF TUB THE BETHEL BANKING AND TRUST AT X. At the dote of 38th. LIABILITIES Mid in ,,., rime 1,810.71 sub. Cashier's Overdrafts, unsecured Due items Silver coin bk ft ail Total Total i- no s. i hi . wall For the of tho teachers Mr. White's Colic and Kidney Cure J to as , of for the combination kidney medicine V has put one these far stock a elsewhere, excellent pianos in the school at the Store when doctor- and nil remedial fail- ed. At length I induced to try Kim Bitter- and the re-ult was miraculous. I improved at once and now I'm completely re For Kidney, ,,. Bro. also one of the and bowl troubles one at, the hotel, and has h the only medicine. at the millinery aDd store and that l buggies TO THE MERCHANTS and, . them in quality But none lo do both I . . is there ready to music all Another large shipment of shoes ,. We now claim the sole in the day don't know all styles and sixes and very reasonable. Harrington Barber Co. Slate of North Carolina, County of I, H. H. Taylor, of named do swear that the is true to best of belief g. H i and to before me. this day of June, it J. A. Votary Public. this county and a purl of . counties for While It has only been I a purl of the late at night. few weeks since we this The teachers are delighted with flour in Pitt county the have B. F. Manning went Green-1 it and the decided that 1st there is no better public approval it met with, I i . , ville wherever it has been sold, has in- market than the The Pitt County Oil Mill is now It U buying Cotton Seed. They pay means of bringing the notice unusually 3rd the highest price or will M change for meal. When basis on to our talk their sweet are ready write for price. J Sorter to post you relative to the WOrk There is no reason why Pitt merits and quality of with an ice cream supper to the farmers should to such PERFECTION PATENT by the high prices for their flour the town and community a can raise their own wheat and the Winterville Mfg. Co. is ware he enjoyed very i ii . M every barrel we sell to he much and equipped tor making splendid good as there is on the market. . y . we s equipped for splendid good as there is on the market ll, We don't believe we have flour. Have now on hand nice glass and crockery wave, I I. , t we have waited the crowd hue i r r r I .-, . . is i prettier and higher grade lour than I worthy of special Of A e gotten or-1 , . . , r tiers from almost merchant . snowed that they knew not only how to do but to do very sold to. cheap. Harrington Bar Co After several years in lbs flour bus- . . M we should something about of and of Mr. piano is based ea this , now located at That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferers have ed their matchless merit for sick Headaches. They make pure blood and up your health. back if cured. Sold by J. L. Wooten, Druggist. GUARANTEED DIVIDEND FIVE Washington, ii here to make music for O. G. . nun R. G. CHAPMAN, ft COMPANY, mm his Driven to Living at an out of way place, remote civilization, a family is often driven to of accident, resulting in Bums, Ulcers, etc. Lay in a supply of Buck ten's Salve. It's the best earth, L Drug The Children's For Coughs, Croup, Whooping Cough, One Minute Cough Cure is children's favorite. This it contains no opiate, is harmless, tastes and sure. Sold by Jno. L. and alt Drug PREMIUMS. Young why pay premiums when you can buy the same contract for let premiums On account of higher interest rate and lower expense Loading THE SECURITY LIFE AND ANNUITY can make this great saving for you. Write the Home Office, Greensboro. North Carolina, or see F. M. Greenville, Hornaday, Agent, North Carolina. is Read By Everybody i and It people what want, if you have what they want advert it n-M you are to if r of

Th S E R VICE SAVES TIME TIME IS THE STUFF OF LIFE Have Telephone Service at I use, as well as Your Office, and SAVE TIME at Both Ends the Line. J- . For Rates . I Y LOCAL. MANAGER and ft C N Quite ll II .- . i net e ill an- a good . i fur i- II .,. .-. Id in ., .,, that your hi is not a single useful article Stimulate the LIVER, organs, . the arc an MEDICINE, districts their virtue cm us .- peculiar in freeing poison. sugar coated. Substitute. sore i. upon ,. i Ii. . i ; ll I I I . . I t . i i a . Ill , M u j , , , OWN . .-. I , . nil in u I ll I l-U.-l ill-1 itch . I . . , . , . . . I I I M I I- i l ii . i . . . . . . I. I III III , . . km i ,. Of Course I You get Horse of J P Corey i. n, a iii- and retail and Dealer, tin Heed i D . r I . i . , . Carriages, Go-Carts, -mis. Tables, Lounges, Bales, P and Gail Life Key George Can Cherries, Peaches, Applet Pine Flour Ly, Ma i M urn Hull, ; i Si i. a, . I,, HI ,. . . i . . . . ii r . I . . i If NEWMAN the Old Stand. I have the stuck of J. carry on the am at hit on Five Points. I will add lo block to meet the of the and will at times carry a complete line of Heavy and Fruits, Cigars, etc. Cull on me when you want the beat Groceries or the price hi which they can lie sold. J. J. TURNAGE The Five Grocer. COBB BROS. CO. Norfolk, Va, Buyers and Brokers to Blocks, Cotton, and Pris- ons. Private Wires to New York Chicago and New Orleans. HILLIARD, Greenville, N. C. MARBLE MONUMENTAL WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Iron Fencing Sold ;. . the . . in Him in i-1 i i and If In v mi and Morning hi h i lie i. and re In tho lieu i id county Pi in J, B, Page m will , in pub I before Hie lb-use door in In I in v ii j , i lain ii i or I of land . . , ii I'm Sin r i, l i l-ill i at Thai in i lug on ea main id tin Ills in us i i land . chaw d h J II. Elk lb I . i lands ii W. i Si null, i on I i hi lands, ml I he by the s um i d m re or e i i ., rash. This -Mil of Mai III Mi. v i run -1 V ii. J th ma, Pitt II. P. Kill i . , S ll i an ii i ii ii i I a minions in a i ml . i in ; i ll id lice i i . , . of I N . for f , ii . in .- . i ; . e I I .;, .- i III ., .,, i i i said nun a ii i;. . i, day Maj The i i ii, i . is i hi ,. i ,. mi April, ii nil i. defendant warrant is re ii i i ii lion- named for return sun. When and whee the t company i i la i ed to appear demur in in. or the d will I-in II. Harding, J. P s NOTICE. of on estate H I ox, n Inn no-, day been issued to me the Clerk court county, and having duly qualified lo law, ii i in given all laid estate, t i present them to me for payment on or before the i-iii day May, duly will be in bar their recovery. All persona are requested to make Immediate payment to the the day H. i Notice U hereby given i will make to the hoard i i m- of Pitt on the , Monday In July, 1805, tor w retail liquor lo N- J. I. Tills 7th day of May, 1806. APPLICATION it that I Will make application to the of Com Pitt county on the Monday Id July. license to retail liquor N. C, Thin day of May. 1908. DIRECTORY. COUNTY W. H. Borne, J It Spier, J. R. J. W. Court Moore, I,. W. Tucker. of surer S T. . William v-i J. i i A. B. M , I, i Arthur, . in v . i .-.- . ,. , Mi Ii I. T . . i. I, -v . . . I I I I is l J W j. V Hart, i each , l In . . n, a i T. King, m s--i Sun. W. II I I H v II. . Km i . Sunday . K, i- .-I- i-v. ml W, H i i. W. , . ii r. ii . I A I . i j Sim nil Sun In ii-ii P i Hart- I V i cs Mm , -i in l W r --i . , i H ii . i . nil I. So, A A.- M I i an n i. in ii II W M; o. i i, So. ii ii F i y j night. T H Moore, N --C Tar Lodge No. K of iv, ii K C T Mo iv. K of H In- Tribe No I K M, every Thursday J It wards, u it Pitt No l A Mi night J H J G K S NORFOLK SOUTHERN CO Steamboat Service. , It, leaves on daily at ii a. for Greenville; leaves daily ll in. Connecting at Washington with Norfolk iV, Southern Norfolk, Philadelphia, New York, and all oilier North. a Norfolk with all West. should order their freight via Norfolk, H. U. subject to change without notice. T, H. Washing- ton, J. J. ville. N. Cl I. C. Ill General T. Agent, Norfolk, Va., A SPORTING Th. to a Wager Laid on th. of In 1812 an mis by Gilbert against Sir and n from bet made between the parties upon the in,, of Napoleon Bonaparte. Mark ten before the ac- ii. t friends to dinner, the reverend gentleman be- one the number. Polities be- came tin- of conversation, null the opinion was i press- ed by of the party Na- in critical situation at time that attempts would be made to assassinate him. This view was held by the host, I lid I He considered Bona- life in such one would give him he would i iv i day I Hi i. Gilbert, an . a common II i race . I'll i par on i n i r who I n on- Announcement i the or -iv urn , . m . . I lo . . i I , mil.-Nil- he i cell i . i the laws id , ., Id not in have i lion . lend in . i. state. Hi i i-i consider i i ii mad . and If it i . . Mil- i whether in nil tho circumstances the plaintiff been paid enough money tho defendant. The jury look him mid gave a verdict against Magazine. Mixed Esq. in Ins i s tulle this incident of in arc i I fond of pets, and tho naval brigade adopted a null very small. Inn I dressed in tho full uniform h bluejacket, which made I. m proud himself mid of they had in . j,. When you asked hi taught him to , in attention, in salute in m quite ed . . look the in him I lie mill 1.1. of child were u of perpetual amuse- in nil rank Island of tho c-i i group composing the corner of Brittany ml led ii contains four towns, live lighthouses and several coast guard stations. The crossing from run inn minutes, and, the a being usually vary rough, with rocks stretching far from the land, there ways ii spice of danger in making Indeed, sunken rocks in render access except In -mall row boats. Mark Audiences. It was on ii train somewhere be- tween New York and tho west, Murk Twain was traveling between towns on ii lecture tour, and u friend had been drawing humorist out on the subject of his In- ask- ed, like ho, in j our opinion, make the roost responsive and i replied Mark aft- a thought- men and Wonderful Bird Flight. The most wonderful bird noted is the migratory of the Virginia plover, which leaves northern haunts In North Amer- and, taking a course down Atlantic, usually from to miles east of the Bermudas, the coast el Braid in one unbroken of fifteen hours, covering a distance miles at the rate of four miles a minute, The growing number of marriage advertisements in Austrian and newspapers teems to in- an increasing commercial in matrimonial affairs. A who the discovered, however, that i I, in-, . bill , , u thriving business in pluck fools. We leave to announce that we are Wholesale and Retail White Lead, Paints, Colors, and and I Paints. There la no line in the world better than the Harrison line. It has behind it a reputation for honorable wares and honorable dealings. . If you um the Paints you need i never worry quality. We trust that you favor us with your orders whenever you want good paint for any Have a car load and can give you Prices. Baker Hart N. C, REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF GREENVILLE. N. C AT THE OF BUSINESS MAY 1905. 1153,151.46 ti 857.74 Overdrafts, stocks, no All real estate 9.000.00 59,958.07 silver Coin id paid Ism Paid Deposit subject to check checks out- North County of Pitt. f L. Little, the above-named brink, do solemn swear the statement above is true to best of my and belief L. LITTLE. Cashier. Subscribed sworn to before me, this 7th day of June, J. Notary Public, MOVE, J, A. ANDREWS, It. W. Directors H Victor Receives THE To th Victor Belongs the Spoils. to the Enquirer. St. Lot is, Mo., Oct. Victor a Lock Co., Cincinnati, received, to day, the Grand Prize at the World Fair, fur exhibit of Manganese Steel bank and line of lire burglar-proof safes and vault their magnificent display taking prize over all tors for modern improvements, construction, and finish- The Safe that has never been Burglarized. J. L SUGG, Agent. GREENVILLE. N. C. The Reflector s Read By Everybody In reach, a ll reaches money . for what they if you have what they want advertise it and van aw sure a of their money. OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT. J- M. BLOW, Manager and Authorized Agent. . AYDEN, N. C. , . i , AYDEN ITEMS. . Don't fail to see Cannon Ty j sou's new both plain H. C, 1905. Prices are . As Daily we ;,,.,., great pleasure ,, those in arrears. list receive ., ,.; ,, , hi m ii- I tomatoes, lo K. K. take orders c for job printing. in , bow we have When you a , ,,, P . e tough earn-. on a selection. Ayden Milling Co. N, C. I do know that J. K J. R Smith A Bro. me the prettiest more for my hams, cent Mini in and eggs than anybody That last hay Unit lee. H. Um. i flue. a 5-mom how with gar- it very and all out lime is good any main it reel In a good H farmer ii for rent by . H Bro. Smith A Hi., Thai . . embroidery It. King, of baa ii i toil in town for been ., OF THE BANK OF AYDEN AYDEN, N. Cs-f-. Ii the of business Man I liar ; , i; A. v . . J ,, . , , MA at I . Won .; as any one. Ayden Milling Mfg. Co. Ayden Milling Mfg. Co, R. .,,,. J N. were In Greenville B. who has cos- day evening evening at his home for a very The ladles say that Cannon A seriously ill, we are pleaded Tyson have . p,,.,,,,,. , to lean, i a. mien improved as to dress good, in low,, Notice yon If you need anything in ,,, Tin ware . order that you might come, to see us, Hart Jenkins. ,,,.,. ,,. ,. , Call and examine our line of Ayden Milling A life Co., Ayden I. I., t.,.,., V. . a. . high grade buggies. You can be easily of the superiority of material and Ayden Milling K. K. Co. do all they I., please you with new Hue of heavy and fancy groceries We are Headquarters Brat Class, light Ayden Milling A Mfg. Co, Cannon A Tyson are the must up date line of in r ii is. market. Go to K. Dull A Go's new market beef, fresh meats, sage, and fresh fish. A high grade, small graceful, well made durable buggy can be in any style at all C-n- at the Hilling Mfg. o. The man who don't advertise i Just received, fine line of not the man to no. and can tit you up In any style ,,,. He , H, you if he can, be Ayden Milling A Co. is Don t orphan, you The I be row night. Remember them It ad, will always a very I r at our office NOTICE. In order lo make room the will sell our regular high grade buggies at exceptionally low prices. This is no lake, n ii strictly A; Milling in d Ml Ayden, N. C received our st- of pant-, ward. A Boo. J H. for bog i, b K , Dr. B T. lib-, also all u- Lino. Miss on a visit to relatives in i hi- Motion. of the elaborate and line- of goods ever brought lo is now on the store of a Co. See Diem before your They a-e for patterns and fashion is. Poi he shingles by J. II Tripp A- Bro. If i-. i l, ti . Ayden and all on A. L. box. Dr. of Scotland is are a to his that dentistry. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd have returned borne at rock ball at J. It. A Urn, is I he I can el for ii rat they of ii at a time. a id i loam . he m service from inn- i the end of in. i. The an latest drinks found there. If you wain nice try them. W. K. ii home ere- c A. Kill went to Kinston Monday and returned Tuesday. Pianos and organs j. A Bro for rash on Ayden N. C. Singer sewing machines add cheap for cash or on installment at J. II. Bro., Ayden Mi.-s Burnett, after a pleasant week spent with her sis- Mrs. Nobles left i. ii, Nation . other Total. Capital stock paid in. rid ,, antes . I 5.31 mi r, I Cashier's . . I 22.00 -l Total. is a duly you owe lo yourselves, your family and to humanity. Remember substantially too. do you well. B cause he has a clear an Intent. Having his are re. lei daily new right from the be Those suffering with their eyes or in nu way; should not fail call Taylor, A e scare for a graduate optician, who are simply the will your properly unit seat on the market Will with Ayden Milling A and your We have full line of .,. Madison for ladles. Every with eye troubles la pair guaranteed, J, J. Edwards A Co We to buggies Ac. for wed., not den, X. U king cultivator., Gopher set space we cannot maintain.- plows extra blades J. B. Milling A Mfg. C, Ayden, N. k oranges, apples are offering good values for and bananas E K. the money in shoes, hats, caps,; guano sowers see M. B rugs mattings, tables and A The best. floor Oil Cannon Tyson. There was a sociable at the home on bullfrog of Mi-s Rosa Bland Thursday Wednesday u id did evening. Only few special friend's as well as when we went i were present, hut a very pleasant Hereafter, henceforth and evening spent, we ourselves Carlos Harris says that Harrison to the girls soda water, and Town and Country paints and don't you forget it, by far the best goods A large outfit and that be ever used and it Improved tools with which knocked oat several other our work, Satisfaction brands in a test at Greenville last teed. M. B. Tripp a Bro summer. This paint la sold by J. Gallon ll. i a R Smith a rel of Columbia Flour, none better suit, to be had any where. pair shut, hat or low Needles, oil, shoes, , the latest for all makes of at Br. Ad n, N end Will please you. If you do not sec,,, Co., shipped a of our grade buggies, orate huckleberries I your loss ill be than ours The Brat of season. Milling A Mfg. Oranges, ban,.,, and Mia C. which has been now first land I hey are to on who may honor I hem with patronage. j also call special attention to their line of In Cure guaranteed, J remedy. Smith ; Bins., all keep it. Km., of and n, Lenoir are visiting rs M. We know we the i men who lo or the me who i believe . buggies are the most economical at their price. We aid values, weals,, know the Ira us we build and sell tint Co,,,. Lo , ,., you buy. . If cm do better re . , expect your pal ion., Ayden l i, m . c. A . N. V. Mrs. Evans, of o her from i . Greene count is ,; , ., i days with J. T. .-;,. in, Jr. A. Willis wool ; form the public he is in move houses on without damage r, prices. Those white and ii slippers Mi ,.,, t,,,, ,, , , , . , for her home in Oak Many took the game ball G WINTER CLOTHES T lay away winter Clothes ; see to it that they arc ed from moths until they are wanted again. We have MOTH BALLS MOTH POWDER CAMPHOR TAR BAGS CHAMBRAY A moth can't near any of hem. than buying new clothes. M. M. SAULS, Ph. G. Furniture Store to serve you with anything; wanted FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, RUGS, LAMPS and CURTAINS Can fit out your whole House. A. H. Ta; NEXT DOOR TO SAM W TS. A. RICKS BRO. BEFORE THE HOUSE u special mention of apples, i, I of all Kinds in Seas. also Irish potatoes and rah v , While Hyman's Pickles in bottles and ., j,,,, you are waning your or bus received and very cheap. Beal of butter n u , i. use may be by Don't can furnish lire, Time to Act ll Now property is valuable when Anything you Want in the Grocery H lute. I J. B. Smith Bro., are insures. Let explain -j. a, T .-, lit f on can get a meat, sugar and from the the i. ,.,. . r. . c nil ire-en r . , H, Mumford, of u, born. fruits kept by . Mel n mi dipper- Ii .- ; Gill is hen- on a visit to rel s. M A Bro. me prep . ., K, i.,. , , . I mo , The it on id ,.,, Sum thing I am Get the pi the . at J, ft Die Hi i. Leslie a the Baptist children I season. Mrs W. J. , fun Hie c Him i i.- mi a vis W J. Jackson. The sensible b n little J em I doll i . He lbs is a pi . . ,, i , -i ii. ll In W. E. HOOKS, COLUMBIA FLOUR. M give you your ii- . i will pa j K. E. V . . .-a- a, ground and green coffees each i , . Java is In canned goods we keep l. ft. A Austin the we can buy. and corn, pork and beans, Sun corn, steak, etc. a, cheap as they be sold Breads, bum. n. is, all kind , ; Fresh eve y day. l a and salmon, J. A. Ricks Joseph FELT MA AD i. i . .-. Is the Best Too Good i You Tho n, for . . Subscribe-to THE Q POOR PRINT

PUMP SPECIAL Sale OF Low Shoes and Slippers. BEGINNING ON THURSDAY, MAY 25TH. we offer our entire stock of Children's and Infant's Ox- ford Ties and Sandal it Greatly Reduced Prices. No trash, but good, New Shoes. A chance to buy good, new shoes At Reduced Prices ea y in the season, just in time to meet your needs, before the stock is broken and styles and size run down, is a rare opportunity, and demands the attention of all careful buyers, who appreciate gen- Bargains. NONA re we g Ladles ;. l- Ladles patent lea . . Ladies tan or tip or stock tip i, Oxfords, ill we offer for i Ch Ire Hi . L are Li pro . gr. tin Some veers ago passed weeks it a Tillage on the coast of Whet a it wait Find- in the S an of the way of of which by a rare that year ex- My await promenade eras ketch, earing on hit bleak and rocky cHITs and on my left the of of- sand heft b tide, or times civil- with house hi run slung ewer hie shoulder. I was so regular and a that the sen swallows no longer afraid of mu and. hooped in from of leaving of their star feel in the wot I walked six or eight kilometers a day returned homo uh my pockets filled with those dainty shells which an- found by burying deep down in the damp pebbles, This my favorite excursion. However, on the days when a strong breeze wan Mowing and the tide wet very high I abandoned the seashore, and. climbing the village street, I strolled along the moor, or else Milled myself with a book on a bench in a comer of the cemetery, which I'M sheltered by the church lower from the west end. It a lovely spot, conducive to and reverie. The church tower stood out the autumn sky, over which dark were inc. no.-, whose nests were in the Hew out with their boat . and I he of their large glided over the scattered almost hidden in lira- In the evening more limn any other time, the of the act- ling bathing the sea a- with i lie i bronchi of the skeleton of an old apple tree melted against the crimson sky and the deep intense stillness of the wild of . ad Hooded ray It n i -in an evening as ha re j d that, wandering I hi . many of which bore under sailor's name legend, read on a new the following word. which astonished and reposes Nona M i net. Died m sen t. 1878, at the age of Hied -ea girl men ever go out in the Halt- boat. did happen -aid it gruff voice behind me suddenly, are looking poor I turned around and recognized an old sailor with a wooden leg whose good grace I had acquired I by the aid of a glasses of bran- which had given him in the la m mi inn. I n I thought I that you never permitted women in go v. yon. I have oven beet I I lull they you in -And is the re-pond- , i food n . Nona nevi r wet I into u boat. Would you like lo km i iv. poor little one Well, I will tell you. I of nil, I tell yon that . father, was n like myself, and tut old comrade. At when Admiral raised bis gulden on point of i i- saber, and flung our- , I In i in hand, on i in battled marched elbow t., elbow, and I. and n he who received me in Ida m. when those d pill a ball in m; nine i i . d limb, . i i , i-i .-ii- p j ; tit this line o. e i i i r i of the , and a full OFFER plain and We are over stocked, have too m r need the room and want V .;, I it to clean them out quickly we this offers ;. i i worth for Oxfords, worth for 2.25. I ; 2.50 for 1.85. bis sill enough, and boat struck oh that reef you can see over than just a lit lie more to the starboard. There were four men the skipper, two tailor and my poor Pierre. But die only give up three of the drowned men and re- my comrade. became orphan, ft go that did my bed her fa- first away, did net acorn, to And do yen know m Because Here have. that-a mast in pain the in eon- We men do not believe in all a-hen we know happens i a death on board But Nona not lie forced other than the women had her and to at tN the pardons in towns for the repose of her in of time is a famous merchant of for- and Nona after a few years appeared to mo to somewhat reconciled. her grief bad not prevented her from growing handsomer and taking a pride in and it is not because I her like a father, bat. upon my honor, she was and prettiest young girl in the pariah. We lived so happily together. We were not to be sure, but w lived, and we enjoyed ourselves all the I had my pension and my medal, and then we used to go for lobsters in the rock. The trade i a paying one, and there only one danger that of being overtaken by the tide. Ah, unfortunately that how sin met her death, poor hi lie one day when my rheumatism confined me to the house she went halting alone. It just such a day as today, the sky clear, the wind high. When the rock gathered together with full they perceived Nona failed to re-pond call. There dot lit. in at she SeW GOOD POTATOES MING FANCY To inn., kin crop Oil mull -U ill M Potash St j. per cent, and mar, aura Our an net but cantata able to Scat WORKS New York J or Broad St. new words are coined for new so contain where word have never been needed. Commander Peary, arc- tic explorer, one day talking to a group of friends who were greatly interested about life in the extreme latitudes. urn speak the asked one. is it like For instance, how would an say -good wouldn't say returned the commander, with a smile. say it Are social custom entirely lucking but, you said ex- i- a r i hoy would have o to use words only once a year. So, you see, they don't have Real am. Author mo- his ii ill the head of the step-, and, t toward her with a smile, lie again shook Publisher One moment, Mr. Von . he was building had been a lire in the furnace simultaneously with I lie lender .-mile a., dear sir, vi it well. but V i. ; n Make ii read, u her. kicked tin- and swore like n sen II r yon here. Set IS. I. no had been d u by the if lido Sit drowned Ah. n I ed, monsieur my n hard hearted nu n line t like a i i ii-i came i In- poor child's lo go lo heaven she must In- in i d ground, Tin i i soon tide down i went lo the shun and, with the . d for the body. found poor con old sailor in a trembling lunatic had nu odd fascination, found It r on a rock us a visitor with seaweed, where, know- number asylums and lie r.- that -he go to die, tin- count Her . i at. I -in r mind- Ladies paten, Strap kid Strap Sandals, and patent up tan kid Court Tie Oxfords, all styles and a . 2.25 per pair, to be sold for per pair. i, plain kid Sandals, patent and plain common sense selling for pair, A the s of I and that are selling for to 1.25 p In sale for to per Slippers offered in this above. n I would tell of the criticism a I in woman made on a i preached in her asylum. The brief, but ii was .-aid the woman. toward the of him out and me uncoil.- little one had or death. monsieur, she bad tied her the a with her i it and with her old idea uppermost had at- herself la the seaweed by her hair, her beautiful . hair, certain she would thus be found and interred in consecrated -round. And I can say. I. who what bravery i-. that there is perhaps a man brave enough lo do likewise. The old man silent. the hit gleam of the twilight saw two tears rolling down hi- beaten cheeks. We descended to village side by side in silence. profoundly -hod by courage, in the of death, had the ii. of her n and the her nu e. before me in the dis- . tO till I taut ill the the heavens and sen. gleamed out the beacon lights and the star-. Oh, brave in ii the sea Oh, noble Prom the French Francois o. Bright Man. be SO many tear hunt.-v- lost in the said Jenkins, they'll only carry i out . asked good . when you have on Tl a; -i In Risk Too For Him. r from in said the old school to the patient, down, prop y i in on a pillow gel some one lo lake hold of your throat, , t lie fingers on each side, and you'll soon But th- man if nil- till Smith's null by I Roads, w t , way of The watch open face. reward, v L,. Smith, be had f fall I . ill.- he i No. I I i; i i to . ho . . i. law, I II II t i Hi. A all lb Id, id X II., will ii , i on for the of i ,.,.,. ,, it. , copy i l. w . . , i. M . . ARNOLD'S BALSAM Cholera By c. L. Woolen . r, a ; THE EASTERN D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. VOL. No. and Friday. GREENVILLE. Pin COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, JUNE 1905. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE No. COUNTY MATTERS RESOLUTIONS. WORLD'S GREAT NAVAL NOTES ON DRINKING WATER Proceedings of the Commissioner. The board th regular meeting mi first Monday transacted the follow- ion Orders loaned, for paupers county 9172.66; court costs 1298.08; conveying prison- To the and of I he Battles That Have Shaped j. most often II. K Sunday Count of History. I by polluted school. . prints the water . e Death again entered our following i of decisive dysentery d diseases, school, lime our battles of A pun- water I claimed one of its little B. supply i the in the s. in defeated tit- Persians and saved good Shallow, May, infant son of Mi. and Mrs. open wells me very R. s May. Little did we mink It. dug well is now obsolete id AND SOCIAL . June 1905. D -vent to in . ft. AT. went to Kinston i g, this for i W, returned Bat-laud lie NI W Of FICES. Nice for Conducting el the Town. I in Or h a suite of rooms on the ground of Masonic i pie building in which to locate the official headquarter of the town. re foul rooms In the suite, insane jail -non lime ago when the defeated Antony Cleopatra In in evening loan . road- bridge and terries d. their civil and towns. It .-.-u d, pi s little in holy f Hi-world for lbs . lo th. public. Hope court be so 1571 naval or, mm-ii large room at the end of the them with for- Don better, i -I-. Mi. Skinner returned-,.,. M ,. lo lira with God Int. wit. better, law territory ever. Austria, properly . resolved we Venice and the -I, i sheriff and super- tender t. Brother and Sister May the and tight . . of health presented our heartfelt hies . their checked v ,. w. i. report, which pray that this sore deer. H i d I . b Mis I.- Skinner returned ,,,.,.,,,. Ml,. .-, Sunday ,.,, Mi- . I. returned I place for h- l . while Mi- Minors Blow- returned will . an ed dray nearer to I Defeat Spanish Armada, Where d. J. J. Perkins was refunded Him who said the little lot valued to come unto me and for- erroneously listed. live refunded here that they may spend cents Bethel each other where parting will he no mote, J. A. Resolved 2nd, Thai a copy of power, elect low., of he sent the hi. official bond in the sum family and la- spread upon tin which was accepted. II- -I assisted by Sir I sud a John destroyed I form over tin- channel, sated from Invasion and established her sea even from Greensboro. I . K I., and Miss Lillian r w. lo Danville ibis should In- lug. room and documents d records the town. The room on the porch be the i city clerk superintend great Heel in the English water-tight. T casing Mi-. Alice Blow returned wan i end bard brick ah at least Saturday of ground, It should will good . , Annie and Nellie cement went to Port Battle of Nile, 1780. En A presented u public ii in , ship, me road to Swift was presented. The . . ring were ed to the pauper list to receive the am stated per to Samuel T. Moore Win. Bernard Fleming A. J. Kay. nor VI, u Clark Tin clerk was in the i stock law in Mm if Creek township. was elected superintendent roads J. I., spur was appointed in investigate the road minutes school and i sent In tie, publication. of England. 12,1905.1 1805-Nelson again Mi. I. i defeated the admiral destroyed Napoleon's sea power and his ; ion of England. Lake Erie, 1813, Co r Perry the British under Captain and Miss Dora While water Law- Va., i u -u , ,, morning;. should II w ill a, statue, pig . Miss Katie Tunstall such place. No f ii -h u from a visit -o Va., located, nor s hen . i on Memorial Services. Lodge Knights of Pythias held interesting saved the of the United exercises Masonic temple; invasion. opera Sunday at . The lodge assemble the stage, the audience occupy- scat- in the reserved section of tin- hall. The lodge lost one member during year, late James B. Cherry, and it was iii bis honor that the services were held. Bi-Gov, T. Jarvis was speaker of occasion fore. and report a beautiful eulogy I life and character of Mr. Cherry. I jury list the county was j During exercises a choir revised, sang two beautiful anthems and a by inn. The eulogy delivered by Gov. Jarvis will be published in THE In tin- game at beginning tomorrow, Monday Greenville lost by a toil favor Washington., Originated Klux Klan. Through the tilth inning game Norfolk, Va, Jane was beautiful, neither side succeed- aged years login crating the name plate. i the Confederate the sixth Greenville made who while a prisoner of error nave Washington two war on 1803, runs. This seemed to unnerve our I with boys by other errors they planned the Klux Washington net four more on Klan, died his home in i last innings. Greenville lo day. Mr, a native put at a disadvantage early I of was captured in game by the Washington during the Civil pitcher striking Tinner with the and made h prisoner at Port ball and hurting so that Baltimore from which Monitor and 1862 tight of victory established control st-a Union and ed naval warfare. Mobile 1864. commanding American Union I abound. cried torpedoes Go and struck one of death blows lo the Confederacy, ground within i or spin,. e i- trailed dry i . in. u to in in i. It am . e should e a. inn . d with vein quality. lie . II II i water i , . -pan i Th. with I hi i ah . can j such . y well lie Ill tie ii tie fully ex- id ii cistern , . . is ii pigeon i .-ii defile ii -lit, and Sit evening. Mis. Geo. Dixon and children came in Saturday evening to visit W Rims, and .-on, II. Tripp, to the Ky., tin. plants, In- in in ii i loom in real ibis ail In- room fur supplies for the and light plants. lode makes a nice and c es i- place the business town to lie carried Murdered Woman Under Ruins. to attend union the June Durward left this morn- for West I'm A. L. baa returned from Louisburg. B. M. returned from Kinston Ibis morning. J. Woodard and wife went lo polluted Durham this morning. alt d waste i i the Chinese fleet and laid the i Household foundation their present .- sea power. ire lie- Manila Bay, and cleaned Dewey annihilated the Spanish . he fleet without losing a man and won s, . the Philippines for United I Slates. should t- b i .- ., i son's Admiral fleet and given are fatal to Dated the pathogenic bacteria. Only one man was killed on the , of balled can M. returned day from Durham. c. Ii. Monday evening from Seven springs. Wednesday, June 1905. X. Jane News reached lore morning murder in neighborhood of Ash. -even miles from Windsor, in confederate I A by name of Charles Mitchell, was brought tit Windsor today halved in j ill the charge of having last night killed bis wife. Ii is asserted he took n.-r dead body and it in outhouse sot building on Are, I burning ii down upon When while men went to house Mitchell was sitting I dwelling. When asked about his wife he said that she bad gone off. They saw considerable blood winch aroused suspicion, went to the ruins of the outhouse, where they found the larger sills burning. These found beneath Irma Cold, went lo Roxboro them the remains a bun an The supposed was Dr. I, E. charge and after a as here today . It tor lime lo Kinston all known Harrington went to Rich- ibis morning. hearing com mi i led to jail lurid. He refuses to talk when about It is said Mitchell hid hem consulting root doctors lately. American ships. I moved by pouring the water a few Port Arthur, 1904. Admiral times from one vessel Into another Togo's victory over placed feet below, the Russian Heel attempting escape from Port Arthur, Two Sudden Deaths at Kinston. Wt learn from the Free Press A. and M. Jo-.- Bawls returned from Nor- folk Tuesday evening. . ,. . The of the North 0.8. Prichard left his morning rM of A . Biologist Board of M Beach. m V, II. went to Agriculture, of Civil This Week at Greensboro Ibis morning. of Electrical This week will be ii full week V. Hooker returned from Engineering, of Mechanical n to the Richmond Tuesday of he was practically be being that two sadden deaths occurred Winterville. of the team wore given I and sent to military at Kinston Saturday. One J. regular daily program of work the Joseph Wilson spent heavy blows with the bull from prison at Rock Island. Ho married W who dropped dead nights will be occupied here with T. B. Miss Ada Lee, a cousin of yard from apoplexy Tonight u Robert Lee and lived in assorting Oxford Orphan asylum will give Ya., up to a j ear ago. The other was W. S. Wallace who an entertainment school Instantly killed by the Advertising Is A . A- in of an in which he On Gov i l. R, nun had his picture in the was at work superintending a Jarvis will address teachers papers testimonial, saying be pitch, i. What Said. Ai last, after u hip extend lug a period two years ten months and seventeen day-, he bad proposed and sh had bin had been cured him t. medicine. ,, , . , III- a mouth stop. I he gurgled, Hi, are worth your weight in Department declared that a man I do very completely cured was entitled she ii plied, it ha h an hi. ii hie Now, Did Ever old connection with tho water mail ti ml Explained. ii i- is an entente way f refer- ring to it when a couple of fellow. i i e best the crowded train and friends decide lo lei bygones be had trodden on I bygones and step In to have s dunk on it Record- Herald loot. . i one . i i j ii;, i suppose London la W. U. I M. C, will it . i. i . . . . i f he v. dead, diseases ye, ear, u I throat, and fitting glasses. and Card of Thanks Rev. II. H. license to wish to extend our thanks Moore, since la-t to the for the I the opera on Sunday afternoon Thursday J A. L. during the Memorial and Bryan Grimes tin v, . I-. Parker and Maj also to ladies and gentlemen address. Galloway. who so kindly assisted in the it V men deal ring industrial training would do well Holt, of to for to President who baa been visiting Miss Irma Winston, West Raleigh, N. C. Cobb, returned borne this morning Fed on a Cross Tie. Marriage License. By -i of T; i River I. No. K . of P. E, mag in. . C. tin J. Moore, K. R are i to be William I at in nil el ex Minister. . D. Vii he, who has been spending the past i, ,. preached Sunday morn- New . June ii afternoon as the late ;. train Morehead City d through James City, a .-mull town south , m, a i r, alighted i the i of the car, fell and i i is crushing .-id was sum. t me w ball an hour. Noah L Ti mid t i a and Lit . I Handy Little. J Monument. Mooring and Barn- Dr. R, L. Carr has had a beau hill. i ; . . monument creeled c . Cherry Hill by . and reflects u their POOR PRINT