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w. Low Shoes and mm m 25TH. we off r entire stock of Children's and Ox- ford .- at Greatly Reduced Prices. No trash, but g New Shoes. A chance to buy new shoes At Reduced Prices early in season, in meet your needs, before the stock is broken and size- run down, is a rare opportunity, and that d . . of a careful buyers, who appreciate gen- Truths Strike Home Tour grocer is honest he cares to do tell you be very little about the bulk coffee, bells you. How can he know, where it originally came from, how it was With What or when roasted If you buy your coffee loose the pound, tow con you expect purity and uniform quality t ALL PACKAGE COFFEES, la In and flavor, for A OF A COFFEE has been standard in homes. LION COFFEE k m, all SUIT . your mo of crate, or la coated with dirt, germ, or In of LION COFFEE you get one full pound of Coffee. Insist upon the genuine. Lead on every the Lion-Leads for SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE WICK CO., Toledo, Potash la necessary for to produce yields and Write for our valuable books they contain that means dollars to the farmers. Sent free request. Write now while you think of rt to the WORKS Hew Street. a. sic you make . give is simple, plain and We are over m Summer we need the room and want iii d in order to clean them out quickly we Wreck on Southern. r-,. n acted. ii-- Ill In i- i- the .- in t in not i I So. ii . i Ni Aground in 14.- The I , .,.,, j, b land i hi o i -1. d Poi Lookout. M . where Po. c enters into I -II pi like H ll . .- ii- then- M -.- III regular ship. She Southern railway, left track . Hi.- .,. mil Admiral squadron north of King's mountain, I Baltimore, participate I the e i of Greenville, . are deal i- result. i I . Gil i. Hi i inn wit. So lea Bi i . intern mo. I In a i .-; i riling to I-.- ii oh more inter- i . . i Iii who r , . i pi i r . ; tit r in . poll hi r into deep water, A Rothschild n . . I Id I . house in during the i,,.,. when A h Tin- ,.,,,. T ,,. to deal Ii beneath it, his tn been out. wards went Startling Evidence. Kim, fell In coming in ii hi Dr. King's New ht-i- at . to he Mu-i Ben. . V., . -i s example. Hi for I I I- Mom Away. ,, , all the. , .- time without I. I his son wen rein j Then I Ur. log from tin- in-, park, hi and a few bottles sum cored children . awl avenue Grip by J. L. in ran towards Evan. Woolen. Trial e to men regular enter I i on i inn . . . . . . .- Court Tie Oxfords, worth for pi i Court Tie Oxfords, worth for 2.25. rand plain kid Oxfords, 2.50 for 1.85. .-.-. a . leather Strap Sandals, plain kid Strap Sandals, pat it leather tip Oxfords, tan kid Court Tie Oxfords, all . . worth and 2.25 per pair, to be sold for . pair. black Court Ties, plain kid Sandals, p Oxfords, dressy styles and plain common sense ill and sizes, that are selling for pair, 11.15 pair. of Ladies and Sandals that are selling to 1.25 we offer this sale for to per and Babies Slippers are offered In this ire in proportion to the La as above. i i ion of I . am mg all tin- I Ii win -i for wan lie . -i, i i I that ii i nun to a franc a In . e h ill, how- ever, i II ii In lie mill. . -ii my in . . . it, re nine my Ion i ml to he for -Ii and bridle. . fell i broke one I he . ; it Q ,. with Not Apoplexy. iii men met mi u l I . . i I In- on Saul round us usual, V. t . Mis. T. wile in died y. and I to as Death Mrs W. I Harrow She had reply. will of heroic, f. an did he ill. Forger. till Criminal. oner though a of keen r the h an air of said i i-n , What the detective t ii it id . t i. j incurable and you lie a farmer, her demise was mil I about and a man, and in- . n in ii circle n The Mineral held from the n-i today o'clock, the remain red in ,., , , ,,. wont all Section Hands Strike. Can to . feel t i will be your last experience of i . i in , would i i. ever tin In it Southern between Ml. Airy Mis. S . Ala. deb and n strike and writes, refuse to work the company endured pain from In. i, ,,, , . , hie Death seemed inevitable v Vi New. learn, that doctor and all fail- i . inn Ii are ed. At length I n- induced to in . are below Green- i This the improved at t early will. t first pick at this beautiful line . , ., , i l -if she meant . section mate. they . red, K id net, . i ; by Li. , i. Their I prise here Mi Mis , . , . Day l i i .- vi i M day lime. V. i ARi a STORE. , . . i ming mi That Throb . f ii . i . . i. . i i. EASTERN REFLECTOR J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN VOL. No. CHILDREN'S DAY EXERCISES. Stop It. General Wagner. U. S. A. Dud. N. C. Jane 17-Brig- i Boa-ting Rendered by General Arthur L. Wagner, of a., who came to this I . i . Children o, Method, Sand., M GREENVILLE, Pin NORTH CAROLINA, JUNE 1905. Why e c. i No. Children's day were I six weeks in search of health, died the this afternoon of con- day church ailed contracted while the to with child beautiful women and hand- some men. An Exaggerating and making i- of mule hills. Talking about n Philippine. General Wagner had and you. affair. unkind been promoted from Saying prepared n i j .- . i. thinking a i- Mrs. and At the General's at the and time of his death were his H- is by j Thinking ,.,,. his wife, four daughters and of even i -e-i The body will be shipped to lone else. Washington on Monday, where; Speculating hitch or jar the along from the to lust of the evening The program consisted Voluntary in 8.8. whole school His e . would do in some do your best in Gazing idly into tin , tho burial will be held with . honors. General Wagner was in Illinois in and was a I dreaming about n in- read in concert-by log the of the ,,. . and i . , r. . . . I . During the I. j American war he saw service in Others have . In Recitation. U. ,,. p,,,,,, , work and earning i,. ,,., , J ii Philippines he bad lived Term, Moderate Mary ; , , H f u , He Brown, Howard, of i T i Mary George. I in Wilfred Google- Jailed of Court. Recitation-by Sadie Raleigh, N, C, June Motion girl. sensation of the day in the State is moderate will I. well Propositions to j with a of t , I, ;. well Known, then. of this county guilty of on attempting it the i . ii i i . , . Recitation by Nina Harris happy day -by school. Reading n Brown ion. my God to Doxology, Too much cannot be said in praise those prepared program . I the children, ; i praise the bright-faced, sunny- who acted their pan so With -no, talents available such occasion there for in the well known covering i be of Rev. T. J. a Methodist minister, against President J. c. terms, such ms the of College, B. Island of N. Duke, of the of Company, which was of here yesterday. and Duke Pacific, but will being charged with malicious libel, guarantees against the n u The action was taken by Judge for hail a century Moore presiding in diploma i quoted . court. He issued bench war- w lo live rams for J. Rowan Roger, friendship with Russia Republican Sheriff, and now court and is disposed I crier in the Federal court stipulations. P. h prominent testimony . will Have Road I . -I ll. m d. A ; a week of In. ks lo col ton; ; admit n fol hull ll I . J . ; .- in; a ii i , , . . ll, HI. in I i ii nil . Our -i . -I- I no iii go. ;. i IS i , . .- Hi. ill- . b kiting. sold for J-8 cent per. It brought AND SOCIAL from Monday, A Hotel T. D. Jenkins sent I Rev. iV. K. went to Winter ; ville Sunday evening Hi, evening. the crop This explained, from W ll went to morning, f the rumors of Prof. W. B. left this for Knoxville, Tenn. Miss Win evening. n successful, more. no heavy of Mia Coward went to i i . rs foresaw i At d en Sat evening. re judgment, ft B. son. is were the New not until the ell under nay To the. Dr. C. his went to Sunday evening. Heap after Harrington from before; Washington, Sunday even Leslie Newton, is visiting relative. J. L. family went to Nashville Tenn., morning. T. J. from tins morning. W. J Smith and son, Ronald, g. B ii. and sou, James, returned from Durham Joyner Sunday evening. Julia Harries left ibis visit the hi me t b. Clark. Mrs. R. and children, Mies Mary Bragg, Baltimore, Rocky who have been is visiting Matthews, family of J. v red stock and Misses Katie and Ray Moore, of Washington are visiting relative hero. Bat-tern trade. nave taken e than a year moved more I street, there Miss Mable of Bethel, look for a is visiting mother, Mrs. J. H . an I de- Barnhill. policy was morning for and of Richmond, Va., woo have tin- Tobacco left for their today. manager the Borne Telephoned; Telegraph name in Tue-day evening a new system Mis. Emily of nave far evening to visit they . n, mid iii net home . Mrs. D. E. House returned from i ,,. . ii visit in county her evening. Mrs. Jennie of Beaufort . open, spinner ion, bur the i amount mi borrowed is her sitter, Mrs, ii Wall net L- W. Lawrence. e or the other J g. Mooring went to , develop-j this morning to attend i e ii g p will j association. i. -New York Lift, Died Ai o'clock . land Mrs. K E . . h. should be do trouble about any ; as . sort of children's in the bad to to I Trenton correspondent We of the that many will look forward in his suit and J . be take,, care of If h have a trouble came. Duke and their known attorneys swore that they knew nothing of the matter, Judge h Moore tonight round both Bog, , guilty and sen. them Be . . . . U ll.,. increased pleasure to the children's day ITEMS. June LO, 1905 Regular service jail tinny days, with a line The First -art of August mi i minister, .- Hon.-e today the would lo if it was for t to be The i g Mr. stun, i the,, . . ., r. Mrs. W. B. Dove children w.,.,. left this morning fa, visit toll,. i . , . sat. sick y. out relatives at Newton, N. C. h.,. in to R. L. Smith, W. II. Bail, Bill I be be South and ink. returned day death claimed h.-r. from Baltimore evening, -ml i, ,. in ht Prof. W. returned of all goes nut and by the Goldsboro in the M. K. Sunday by pastor, ,, . . n , . mil Is. New Bern Some say a fl,. road will soon Revelation. we hope so, June the people along the ,,,. ., c with right The showers of last week gave arrest of Alf. Moore at Ga. the grass the of He is one of alleged to R energetic with the killing of Boy Badly Kurt. Will Ormond has been on the sick Garter children. He told a stun- Brown, list but is now about his work. He declares Dial Brown, in attempting the landing, foil. from Saturday evening Winterville Sunday took pi. , who have ,, r, . .,, been an. visiting Mr. and ,, , i. President j i t P to in- offices and Wilson re- Ricks. Wiley Brown, J he; turned Sunday evening from ton, N. I. Dudley, W. tin- Russian more, they have been ; H II 1.30 i .- J A. re . . t of Dover, which will him The tending school. Mi-.- Pearl Oneal. who id visit, was employed to a. I. v. m rho . lowly work. ;. , last Sunday. before leaving the day, very Jumping I .,,,,.,,.,. M. A. Woodard tilled his the children were killed, lings the of -x near Winter- his supper to him ii. knee Ville last Sunday woods in order to keep hi, i; I . The child homo. He ills, B infill mitt in, by minister to the ambassador, who cabling his government to when the Russian mis-ion will arrive. When is known u will he in decide upon a for the inference. The gen- belief is ii will convene about the . August. has I- reiterated in these in pal. lies no f i i inn,, J. U. and II. B. Tripp returned Excellent Woman Dead. -t,.,. from Louisville, Mrs. Lucy Randolph, widow K. where have been attend- the Mr. John Randolph died mg the reunion. at o'clock this morning her Tuesday, June t , weeks. Mrs. was in her year, and exemplary II. F. Smith this morning Her circle of .- large and her death to heart-. and love B. this to Norfolk V. I- . Monday i and Mrs. last was kill the and b i I u I . is with the bereaved Ho says t Milton pan Rev. R. I. . ,., . . I ii ten u. B. . II. Carter and ii. Cartel. . i . . i l . ; . to short toll . id Dr. J. I Mr. t. Watson Painfully Hurt. a., the Building t. pill . Ill . , , .,. . i , tin cot a very , ll ,. . ., . v K. Lincoln to i day M i Maud i. i i . ii lite will She . by three and two d ills-i .; take I i . in r, I. u Mi. I . . . I bis I, i i I . run I c. . . Every Day. II . I ll . I e POOR PRINT

A Great Campaign in Li y Goods, At C. T. d's Big Store. Slippers. U worth 1.75, now Tan Ox now Pal rip i worth now Collars, Collars. Two Hui id Boy's Co is, north chiefs, i plain, to Furniture. if Long ; . HI Cut Prices on Millinery. i i i H i Embroideries. Remember our Embroidery department. We have an stork such as All overs, edgings, insertions, corset cover effects and fancy items. Conic and inspect. Men's you need. Plain v S shirts, shirts, an spec to of i-, , with Hi . m and -1. is we only front the i g man lilies I lie . . . . up tn tin i tie Sec I I i of men's near .; here. ; tin t the Wash Goods. in I- Lawns now now now is now Silk of all Kinds. Silk, v now SO China S in Ti Si . 61.25. cents, Silk Men's Straw Hats. S huts prices i id N. G, . A STORY. Booker Washington's daughter, Portia Marshall, was graduated at f a Dinner The In Recently, it i- array a I heap- ed nun, . rye, u strong will and . i i at to dine with . an h t Si lien- iii South Africa. Oh his rival ho was bi appear- c . ill lip old woman a long, yellow face and thin and later on in the writing, after some music in tin- drawing he to dining room for a and soda, he noticed that a length portrait hanging on the wall was swaying from side a slow, deliberate swing and that the ens of mail it represented ware watching him enviously. Then it seemed to the captain that a fog or mist was in the room, it i n up and up it reached chin, then, with a shiver of wild terror, he fell two hands fasten Ml hi with thin vet up thin clutched ever tighter, a- if growing strength as they materialized. And the man of the portrait, hanging clear of the gathering mist, still watched him with evil her. With an effort In away, but again. ii- he hurried from the house, lie was startled vision of the old, yellow fact d . in. On the following morning he heard I his friends had left house, and one of them declared that she had been nearly strangled in the night. Afterward the cap- discovered that the house ii i time been used a- a ti m- hospital and that two of the Druggist, sick, ho been d in I is dining room, had screamed for help during the night, imploring their attendants to dike them away, as Hie had tried ill. From local inquiries captain learned the amiable gentleman who portrait so strange an experience had hanged him- aim after strangling is -i ii r in I i was his name, lie hi. the tragedy i-ii II Bradford Academy. Mass. this week. A report sent out from the academy, evidently intended as an advertisement for that institution, tells that Washington's daughter is the who has ever received a diploma from the institution, which is one of the oldest seals of learning in this try She has during past four years been of the most popular students at the academy, having been every by her fellow pupils and there having been no distinction made in regard to her race. She took a special coarse music during her course will shortly go abroad, where she will study music for a year at Berlin. Her father was one of the principal at the graduating i Inly a Massachusetts institution have sent out bid for pa- of this kind Chronicle, The Salve That Penetrates. Witch Hazel Salve pen- pore of the and ii- heal influence ii undoes n in and i ires Boils. Bur US, Cuts. Tiller. RIllS and all skin ill-em-,. A specific far and protruding Pile-. The and genuine Hazel is made by E C. Co, sold by John. L red in ii i ;. you over hear of a rooster hatching a of asked a gentleman the Creek neighborhood of an Observer man Saturday. not in my It. Hayes, of Shop ton, has an old that sat on a of eggs, hatched ten chickens and is now carrying them around just as a hen would do. I never saw like or beard before. I A unit her with true wish you would put out the word Boston woman's born and bred and let us see if anybody else ; had to en- up on such a queer freak of a maid to lake th- n en had married. An . U by I have sum turkey gobblers f ones pm iii an- e not heard of a rooster sitting on the eggs and i t hopefuls ., , before this. I by my Some fellow suggested that the id-. chilly old bird was either in his dotage or a little daft, or bug to lake married. An tin ling for the i i In ii a inserted in bring ii . a d n appear- after the mother i a demure look- farmer, I have if slang. I . form I you would I any Ii r m your con- . said Alter Year of I had been troubled With lame I found . tin fifteen tears and ;. . ; I v. I'd hardly n complete in the u-e itch, so I might Chamberlain's Mn say ,. ,,., ,., look . ., , . liniment Is also an equal Home for sprains and braises, sale by loll, A Story of Von In . ;, n a 11.1 v after the , army I had I inning ,.,. an war, friend of SI . . anxious to bin. bus in d him, in of 1- hi . . was shown ; into . and found him j lying a tiling a I- not have at a I My work en led ordered. begin fro Or. office It is lot Drug Stoic, The Carolina COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE And Mechanic Arts Then, . Offers practical industrial education in Agriculture, Indus r i a I the Textile Art. Tuition a in mil. I-1, Sid Address Winston, W. N. C. . IF LANI II. BI . I . j mils , , i. . u , , . Birth of The American Flag Year. Ago Quality v. Hard and g body Just ago a bright little not depend on quantity of food . A 1-f M ,. SOU tut, on Its Ire American woman stood before three all r. i and proprieties to the u tissues. This build e the entire and a, pepsin. g, etc. is palled i disease. Dyspepsia, is destined to eventually work a won- and la-ling benefit to from mis and harassing Sold by Ii. Wooten. men in her small but comfortable you take is house at Arch street, I Cure your One of the men j out of was her uncle, not otherwise distill- eat. digest Another was Samuel Morris, whose private fortune was pledged to the credit of struggling colonies. Tue third man was of commanding stature of severe grim. but kindly He was an and a patriot, a soldier and a Statesman, a Virginia man and a liberator- The bright little woman Hobs, and the Virginia gentleman was George Washington. To the woman belongs the undying glory of having only made the American Mag that was ever raised after the declaration but of having suggested material modifications the design submit led by the three gentlemen named. a committee acting in pursuance of an act of the American congress, which declared that the Hag of the new republic should consist of thirteen alternate stripes of red sad white, with thirteen sins in a field of blue in the upper left corner. The 186th anniversary of this momentous event which is ed on June of every year, will be observed in Oklahoma and through If you Had to Get Your In the Old Way A Remarkable Record When lo the graduates graded school last Thursday night, Pro son arose and said that he had a special award make He stated that one member of the class. Miss Anna Douglass daughter of in this day of mini the editor of the Times, during her whole school Iii of nine year.-, had never be. n absent or . I .- in man several days before, Ii by him to a pi-, i K young lady as a warn for her punctuality and i sent it publicly. Prof. Thompson In the old limes lo go from to use to tell the news or meet at M roads store once a week to out what was going on. were slow days It Is Not So Now ions no and rural free delivery mail you can gel the every day. is the leading an ; no is complete this fact to a ; a good Everyman light to take his county paper and know what is going on. out country today. On this . , . , , asked the recipient to step forward American flag was displayed . . . , , am receive the present, which was a . I in.; . mil hardly see to memorial day The Reflector Is there c I the kind on record in of a still more mis future for the Hag. h . I. Hi; if shook the fourth of duly it has become the great day for the youth of America There are salutes to the flag, lessons in history of the flag, ms of love for the Hag.; Bilious Bill of still more Dearly loved ti wake The history of the American overtook is an exceedingly interesting one Suddenly he waking Those whose hearts are fired with morn hen day was break patriotism at sigh i . . A . i n e . stripes today would ,,, M. not recognize the first nags in their country. Some of Little Pills, the colonial were grotesque cure Sick in the extreme, with their and their rattlesnakes. The Hag supply you with land Semi-Weekly We print editions, Daily THE THE EASTERN REFLECTOR is a page paper and cost only a year. i twice-a-week I is a large page paper, a year. be without a when you can get one so cheap. if you are not a subscriber send in order today. The etc., by their touts i- the never gripe or sicken, impart early rising energy. Good fur children adults Sold by Ii had too of a John L. Wooten's Drug Store, of upon it to suit the colonists the cross of The Law. St. George did not last after. The Jaw the spirit began n, heave ,,,. dens that in the the restless colonies ,,. country. I he of the colonies bears tittle resemblance to Star Spangled Ban of today OF THE -C HOUSE It was a simple ensign, the white Held being red field, a tiny j Watts law and the Ward law will SI a while ,. . emblazoned mi a red field, a and globe nestling in the extreme upper One does not have far to Stale Capital. find due to these wholesome laws. Many neighbor- I., debauched by the urn with One of the still house arc now sober and peaceful. The school house taking the I To IS BETTER r QUIPPED TO DAY THAN EVER BEFORE Produce Glass me re a Printing. ORDERS. Of Cholera Small It in Colic, el. the IS old Mr G. Ala., while i murder ca- seat still house under the hill. And yet mi be had many republican politicians com on a jury in U and kick against the Waits it j Dispatch. county. Ala-1 He there ate some meat and some Sour souse meal and it gave me cholera of food taken in a very severe J large or the too rich, was never more sick in my life , , follow, sent to the drug store for a so the digestion been by slowly and not too in food. Masticate instead, that be. Let live REFLECTOR PRINTING HOUSE, N. C. mixture, but the druggist sent me a bottle of Chamberlain's and that he Let live hours clap-e between meals, and when you feel a fullness weight in the region the after eating, take Chamberlain's and Liver Tablets and the sour stomach may be avoided. For sale by Drug Store, -OF North Carolina. Head of the Slate's Educational System. En D. W. I IN Collegiate, Graduate, Medicine, mooring a w. Groceries And Provisions Cotton Bagging and Ties always on hand bad what I sent for, bill that medicine was so much better be would rather send it to me in the fix I was I took dose of it and was better live minutes. The second dose cured entire- Two fellow jurors were ed in tbs same manner and one small bottle cured the three of For tale at Wooten's Drug t A man who is elected to the fed- House of Representatives usual- goes to Washington expecting he as big a man there as he is at home. He wakes up to find that a new member of the House in Wash is a small potato, and little influence until as demonstrates that ho is a big and under present i ales ho must be almost a genius to gain power in a few years. But, while the member is not as big a man in Washington as be is at Library contains volumes Now water works, Electric Lights. Central Heating system. New dorm- Y. M. U. A. Building The Fall term begin Sept. i it -C- FRANCIS P- VENABLE, President, Chapel Hill, S C. Fresh Goods kept ton In stuck. Produce Bought and Sold It is all right for a newspaper to announce that it received a certain number of new on a given day. But why add to the statement, it wasn't a good day for new subscribers, ; is this any more impressive than the query of the esteemed citizen who mops his brow and then shocks you with, it hot enough for Wilmington Star. The Children's Favorite the Lieutenant of APPLICATION For Group, Illinois, goes too far when etc., Minnie Cough congressman in Washington is is hereby that I will I. shirt and half This is contains in M ,;,. looking through Monday in July, for retail liquor in good on res, by Drug D. W. North Carolina The Store A beautiful Of NO not to be matched in town At The Price. A. E. Tucke NORTH CAROLINA, j GREENVILLE, J. A. RICKS make of all v full time. flailing your attention to their nice line of Grocer special mention apples, bananas, oranges and kinds in season, also Irish potatoes and cabbage line of Pickles in bottles and by received and very cheap. of butter on ice at Don't forget we can furnish Anything you Want in the Grocery Department. Flour, meat, sugar mid coffees from the best to the ground and green coffees of each grade. Our and Java blend is fine. In canned goods keep H. and I Austin Nichols, the best we can buy. linked beans, tomatoes, Hand corn, pork and beans, Beam coin, tripe, steak, etc. All as as they can be sold. Will I your order. Breads, buns, rolls, and all kind of on band. every day. Yours to please, J. A. Ricks Bro. a pair suspend is ,,.,,,. .,, knot-bole News and a game APPLICATION is hereby given that I will make application to the Board of Com-. of count on the Monday in July, lo retail liquor in N. This 27th day of May. 1906. LIQUOR I. Toll day of My. IS J W. CO. Norfolk. Va. Cotton Factors and handlers Ties and Bags. Correspondence and shipments solicited GET YOUR SUPPLIES Now Everything you want in the way of Pickles, nice Groceries, Canned Goods, Fruits, Candies, Nuts, can be had at our store. We carry a large supply of the Best Goods JOHNSTON BROS. The Cash Grocers.

i. W M THE EASTERN REFLECTOR id A N D iND HARD, filtered in the post office at N. second class matter. Advertising upon application. desired at every post office and adjoining counties. France i- Hum against Gem trying to t- . while Mn to at . i nil . . i out on a trouble hunting in to fiction trees must be nerved- We in order presidents wont have trouble in getting a lick Pitt County, C, Friday, 1905 NEW FOR j of the defendants end i in the case failed to disclose the that is men had I en employ i I by some one interested in the den- to with the jury and try creels influence for the .;, . Last Saturday morning Tar Heel and Id lust rial Vol. I, N-- I. made its appearance in Greensboro. Al r. pi Jen who slay home every i ire int goal for Julia Holmes Smith. All prim string take i-c will have to pay I account, but it is insist on Japan an itemized statement. editor, and C. G Harrison business L a doubt it a- . The two men who are in jail for an offense, t no n by others to Bel If there is a town in f ii some as n or other are low to take hold. . i e . p I in . v m manager. I page column It i both the and v the two pro- posed Republican papers to be ran in i i in i publication, following is . Una where a building and specimen I reign news ., .;,. --1- Our p., , By , Tar Heel and In- St. Petersburg. June Your call the czar this evening an is re- .- that ii so far tin ii has bet n highness i the pros . , . i, I lilt; said r in I to peace x talked B about several things I a national movement. We will and n Just agitate this question until tin a v as leaving i e called me back . d into the cellar I I a , by Heading novels i m . . . i some Jo with your often results in tit ind I I assured him e report was Several near the hand in . a mighty grasp, said is well . . . . . ,. . . tins kind ire and hut I was in . the worst. i by in f tin f I ind Again ion to the ,.,., , a street can necessity . in . . . . to mi deeds all sections of I We how , , , . . soon in ti. I Hie law our authorities make rigid investigations weekly, and see t i it , . . . . . Men . , the that the laws are influencing and . . the for diseases rear l to spread lie I i precaution do to . i reference to deal is nut for strictly I . is, i; and en the being a healthy town, this should cause any one I lose sight of the fad real dancer to can . has discovered that sleep didn't some fool dis ire it was ton late. reason the i tabooed the in. is that grown , i. s we mean, was a good at some was at marrying i something and raise i an appeal. keeps mouth closed n from writing articles c- telling bow it happened iii ii call bun a hero. up chairs and smashing in and a brae is way to break up iii some places IF you prefer to sit on the shell shore and hear the mighty ocean roar, here are Serge Suits and the comfortable out-L i t s of C r ash Homespun. Whenever you go and wherever you go, you'll need to lie properly pro- visioned with Clothes and Furnishings. OUR STOCK Negligee Shirts; Straw Huts; Belts; Collars; Hosiery; Underwear; Rain Coats; Umbrellas; Gloves, etc. write or call. Frank Wilson, THE KING CLOTHIER. nine of the unpronounceable been sunk along the tun ships the country large ill feel relief. the bachelor says a man can make lose a fortune v, bile THE MERCERIZED CONTROVERSY Still Continues to Burn Advertising Space and Money. mien are telling each other bye. in the m , go. , ,. . , about t here as us else. Mr Ilia bis followers i i nail little while, they can e the pleasure of Baying, I ti Id House veil to kill the Colorado is, and now is belling to make ice for bear. bad a little lamp The And that Mary The lump wan always ii., the She WOUld mi for Mary's lamp cough her head night by The faithful lamp And Mar's and parents Could the whole long ti -t try in the rid by a recently . I mi lit. The i Idle have been king . in county in planting c ti a was going m in at ll Tin demonstration show, the of the .- and dim ii this i In it, n report the no an th the acreage been d . cent If this is give us some where in the neighborhood of bales th .- insuring the f inner, n I ii, e. fur their i The n i greatly by irregular r s lice. town y i i. j this bark Win a An i is as here be gave the merchants ass some I suggest i ins as I m u these troubles might I-- ii will ml i line lo i it ah If ii cannot say anything r your town lean up against a post id keep your mouth abut. Aycock sounds all right, but sounds bigger and no k in him longer. Five tombstones hare been till M i v i he prim I chased by Carrie Kali n, the joint . . , , . . trap II i r Ii under offered In n of a dis- the not wanting i were taken to provide re safety for the men who i n In almost every collision that the men who gel killed ire the en- firemen and men bag- gage cars. A Dear Baltimore a Fe lays ago by in two trains. Eighteen men were killed, every one them f the railroad, and not a passenger was injured. There are safeguards the who travel in these latter days, but none for the men who handle the trains smasher. them will mark grave of her divorced husband, while another mark the resting place of Mother who if ,,,. women lived with her until her death. The to their three others, each by I for the next month have for marble lamb, will be sent o Texas, the last few would hale to mark the grave of Mrs Nation's mighty bad to be blind on the lib I of the best ways to keep up good sanitary conditions is to keep down the weeds and grass. Ideal Clothes arc not easily defined, bill it's easier to than to make them. vary, what one man doesn't please another. That's what ideals an index to character, and also what makes ideal clothes difficult to produce. There are some general principles, however, and good quality is one of thorn, The Style of Your Clothes the pattern, the price you pay disclose your taste and common sense, but the quality in an Index of character. I f you pay an all wool price for fabrics that shows that you are easily your ideals may be good, f you willingly buy and wear the adulteration, because it looks good, and nobody knows the differ that's another indication. Maybe you govern your by the same test. Be an All-Wool Man when it to buying clothing. Your clothes can be us good as they look if yon say so Our label means all wool and best work Occupying tho of the is a thing to look for, a big to ti ml. Let your suit have world's diplomatic stage Roosevelt must be The best way to keep tho law breakers down is lo send a of them up. The next meeting of the ate will in New Orleans. After that in 1907 it will meet in Richmond when the Jefferson monument, which will also be a monument to the I laughters of the Confederacy will be unveiled. Judge Moore was right in the two men to jail for attempt- to influence certain juror in the case, tried last week in Raleigh. Notwithstanding the exam If the Republicans South Car- have as long a wrangle over their proposed party paper as the Republicans have in this state, by the time they get ready to buy their plant, they will please communicate with Chairman Rollins. It is report the Czar U having sinking spells. Sinking to be with the Russians, Wonder if his sinking spells are like those of Ins ships. A society girl in Pennsylvania has been awarded a Carnegie medal or saving the life her coachman. If she doesn't m Try him she de- serves another one If the czar ever up an- other navy, he will doubtless keep at home to preserve instead of The latest thing in stripes in Milwaukee is Hanker new suit. will need a parK Borne mil on it now Label on inside Made by Co, and sold by e. L. Wilkinson Go. This line weather is dollars to the good old farmers just now. As advice tn pretty girls who lose their tempers a Chicago writer that, when angered, they stop and count ten before speaking. It is respectfully suggested that when a girl in tho habit of losing her per is able to stop and count ten before speaking, she needs nothing to keep her from losing it. The cure suggested is like catching birds by sprinkling salt on their Oklahoma State. Hardware. For C Stoves Ranges, Heaters Pumps, Guns, Am- munition, Horse Steel Plows, Heat Cutters and In fact anything in Hardware come to H. L. CARR WINTERVILLE HIPPOPOTAMUS HUNTING. GUARANTEED DIVIDEND OF FIVE How the This department is In A. D. Johnston, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in and territory. and PREMIUMS. ITEMS. A few the N l area bit In I the Winterville the list all the pail route- Winterville of all V i HI ii., C, June ask bin you ii at T. sea informed that J and get highest Mrs. A. and Muster James went tn returned in need of la and am prepared to give KW Ku. ware line for the Come and see me , Bee ,,, before buying. and pay up, make me happy, make K Co. a Are Taken In of log game m Africa rule, i- sol en to pi ,. host, where tin man, why pay premiums ; the -me for premiums On e a stone, and beyond a few bub- interest expense LIFE AND ill Ii . in fr-mi one to four i nothing more is rites to the pay th I -i ii t Co. moved into my I keep , II a t and shop in I., Mr J. T. of w Mrs. J, Ii v. I another -1 ell I Barter Ll. feel like time o. Do y pain ii ed on reading T Ho tin lettered and adhere ii i . That denotes should be rem . eye J. To can i . . iii Tucker and I've got a fur all those who pay for a year advance. A. ll. and of near Bethel, in Monday lo attend the In- their h -y can the -el knows Mowing machine- aid BETHEL ITEMS. K. C, June 1906 Mi-es Mattie Grime- and Blanche Mayo came in from Win- Friday to and Sunday with their parent-. They left yesterday to resume their studies. Mi-- who rakes by at is back with call Mud parent once more. Wiley of was Miss Allie G. Little passed Monday night. through a few day- ego from State Try a bottle of Dr. Normal. Indigestion at drug Tom Andrew in talking of Our and ck of chasing an alarm clock. ladies am for he can't make i patched lumps of clay to items Upper has arrived and and then lie at the hour If capsized, they of ureas mentioned. Ask hint to explain . is more complete than ever about the matter. Be i generally the for you. of tin- if the told. It i- lit I a I or excitable r i sill often a lot i . ever i- bobbing up, ; u i or The i i hie i.- the brain, and i I i waif fur a side shot, v the in of the ear will find hunter writes on the from to n in together, but r disturbed several i shifted to a huge swamp to not h, v. ere the only i gel hem was by poling about a mile of and narrow to the . . patches of opes water whither they I red. The only canoe we . could were capable of than three narrow, mostly rotten and interest rate and lower ANNUITY a Writ.- the Home Office. Carolina, or see you can buy higher HE SECURITY this great North F. M. Horn Agent, Ire Nor i ii; ll THE BETHEL BANKING AN AT X. O. the close of business Many 29th, 1905. 912,92.1.24 in hi Due from ii 4,315.40 1,318 ,. t I ii on ,. . , . II Ni.- , r . , e Wilt more complete eyer before. Consisting of find It Sunday Tom, or will be . full line one that id can Iii your eye late I designs, kn, Cox, Arkansas, i- The invited Mrs. to cell end inspect our The had en fee cream Berber supper and recital last W, A. spent Friday night, The young ladles acted in Greenville. their pane It was given For bey, com and oats, go to benefit of the parsonage. Harrington Berber a Go, Mr. J. H. Andrews is very ill new corned with fever. We hope it will received Harrington Barber Co. days. Cornell herrings cheap, at Miss milliner, will leave Thursday for A. A. Forbes, of home. She made many friend- wen here Tuesday. daring stay. She will be back j price for cotton seed during the fall season, paid by County Oil Mill. v- K- of M i. ., j to T. hT. Co. fur Sunday with iii- fresh candles, nuts, end returned night be Tin, weal and above statement is a span- st hand. We hunted them several times in. their Slate of a- b i, in butchers meat, ,, H. H Taylor, of i i. river horses were The hunter, Sir. W it we for rooking was procured and lo l-for fr. hippo. We had to feed from of Jone, 1905. a. Public, TIES. I in 780.00 .-I; 15.348.00 IO I ll, k, n v nit or nun to . stock In Pitt enclose I Winterville; V. P, t to the orphan June I e T and i it and millet seed. Bra. -hi ware and Crock mi b i lie Sill Inn who has relatives new home ii -pee. for the family, line for perfectly balanced, sub-cutaneous coin For sale by T. Bro. K. and II It lie, of Greenville, came in So day. worry over that little lot if Coll i ill mu bad over when lo natives living on station during the rains, when mil foods were d Hi- c Ii get, a hippo, even if hi noon i I Hippo n . . lie t i bends of the river, and round, deep on tho and i over them with branches cud Tin hippo, traveling at night, drop head first into -V Th s By Ever- It it'll-, so pay if have they ii a r s mule y. and III at they want. i lute to duly Monday. O. L. of spent with his lister. J, spent d m know his g place so it i useless to tell. was down to choice C. A. Fair, of was here Tuesday. We carry samples of over hundred of wall paper. We me prepared to furnish as the cheapest. Come and examine before elsewhere, see his best Sunday. II. Bro. Mrs. Staton is sick B. i. Forest spent at today. Hope it will only for Charlie County Oil Mill is buying Seed. They pay your for meal. When yours a III U bus. lb. Put Co. Mill, buys for meal- When in any quantity the rd write for price paid everyday For Plymouth per dozen. Fob orders filled as last as the bent lay. H. Winterville N. C At drug store there we think We are glad lo learn that little is rapidly improving. There is no reason why Put Co. have lo pay such high prices for flOUr, they the most can be pleased In table silverware and jewelry. Winterville Mfg. Co. is thoroughly Mrs. and child- making splendid and Mis-, Annie left Hun a crowd of the attended church at Sunday. Have now on hand nice line of ITEMS N, C., June 1905. and Ci r ten are relatives our neighborhood. Miss Jennie of ville, is visiting her uncle, Ed Mr. and Mrs. Mills ill; seal to Hill Friday. a nil Leslie Smith, of land passed through nut neighbor- June day for a visit i county. a y., . . Colic and Kidney Cure, ed church at the combination kidney medicine M-iI visit relatives. at a. v . a. Ange a u, Some try to meet Hunsucker Redaction made on white Miss of buggies prices. A few try to, goods and ti. Chapman L D Q them in quality and finish. I Co. were visiting at E. But none undertake to do both. Misses Florence Felton, of Tar-1 Sunday. Another large shipment of shoes j and Tucker, of j and all styles and sizes and prices very went to Friday Nichols were visiting their aunt, reasonable. Barbel and returned Monday. j Mrs. Mills Smith last week. We hand a lot of nice Mrs. Smith spent Friday Miss Bertha Kittrell who has gents hats that will now Saturday with her daughter, On account of Special Communication of Grand Lodge of Greenville Lodge, No. A. F. A. H. will operate an Excursion from Greenville to Kinston and return on the above date. been wining in returned home Sunday your house how is time, Ange have the old reliable Town and Country paint. Uncle, where are you going, I am A. W. they me Milling Milliner goods down Miss M of Snow win, home fin some lime the account returned Sunday, below cost. fail to see them. Mrs. B. P, We will sell you at some price. John is visit, It. G, Chapman Co. I his grandfather, Tyson, Miss Davenport, of Stokes Little is sick, is visiting Mrs. Man nine;. j c- L. Tyson, of was here Special prices on It. o. For Pine Tar honey. Walkers Register of K. Williams from Ionic, ii. Pain killer, only one license Hi. Bell's Mettle salve, and a last week. That was for a colored f sickness, tore for all heart troubles, tee couple, Marion Harp and Clara l. N. Edwards, Special Train Will Leave Greenville at Returning Will Leave Kinston at p. m. Special attention will be given to Ladies. Base Ball, GREENVILLE a. vs. KINSTON If you enjoy good Base Ball don't fail to go on this Excursion, as you will see the Best Game of the Season Special Rates as From Greenville, from Winterville, from L CARR, A. J. GRIFFIN, R. IV. KING. PRINT

L; . P. a door to THE is us the . i occasioned actual exist- . but in the cases by a red LIVER.------- THIS IS A FACT Which may be by trying a course of No w I mind. They bi IS LOCKING THE DOOR Can You Afford it For Rates and regulate the LIVER. to the health and elastic- . to the body. NO SUBSTITUTE. or APPLY TO LOCAL MANAGER Home and Telegraph Company, I Not Quite I an get a I B r . r Have good t, . . C of tools u . . . that our wk a single . In Superior Court. Town o gains, and t of K. attachment. b E. J. Po lard, will , . notice, U of June, summons n- issued ,. . .-. him, in th ab i a lion the clerk of the Superior court of county, return-I ,,. the s I Pill court, which convenes on the second Mon. after the first Monday in . i the 19th day said month, which ids the riff of i Dot with . a i . Di E J. not to The purpose said action as the plaint ll is to recover of the of e hundred ,, hi- of a certain deed executed to the on tin 5th day January. ,. I and I son i i ill a d in Book office of Pitt county. -a d K J. Po defendant . I, notice that i u. I was issued A. f J e'er i .-. I IT day f June. W said K J. Pollard, , . i ff aid .- You get Harness, Horse Goods, ii ii the i ii. i . ff i a r Pitt court, it l place In re I Ion J P Corey lie aid fl summons is l. the said h,. J. b . to i i i three days said and answer r I demur to complaint plaintiff I in this t , demanded n l- i granted. S. M. and furniture Dealer. paid Hides, Fur. Cotton Seed OH Bur Turkeys, E-, Bed- Mattresses, Oak Suits, T Lounges, if, roots, George Can- Cl . b Apples Pine . Sugar, . bi Dot. I hone at office tin- town . the June, Km . . Mi i lei k i . . Plaintiff's . i . i i . and ll, . . . Bl I V. . torn, q a i me . II Woo M Ml Km f i , Con -h ii i lie power sale eon- . I h . hi . i ins n to II- i . pi . r, I I I i PHI county. North in . J. Page the signed ex u b, lore tin or u en- t i . . i it on of land i . . r Pin la c of North Cu foil in Thai I and p, lying on the east ,. i tin id Iron i, . to a In i own ,. . . land pun hated by Elks . i Ii. in ad i. W. Venters the ., .,. , ii o . the on -ind by the Davis land, ,. Ii act es m- re or to said Mortgage Terms sale cash. This Maj II. Mortgagee. C M DIRECTORY. J. Elks. Chairman, W. R. Home. J. R. Spier, J. R. J. W. Page. Clerk Superior Moore. W. Tucker. of T. While. William D. Cox. Hoard of G Cox, B. M L. C. Arthur, Superintendent Lee C E. TOWN OFFICERS S. l. J M-. . A. H. Pal S T. E. Hooker, I J. i . Lanier. Mayor P. M. Women. J. L. Tax C. I. U. ll. Chief Eire Department Ola Forbes Dispensary W. Bryan, J. N. Hart, J. L. Sugg. meetings each day night. Sunday school m. A. T. pas tor. Services Sun day. W. Ii. School. II. H. Mo pastor. day. W. B. Parker Sunday Cox rector. ii and third W. b Brown Sunday Will Ll N regular Ice J A Horn. day Services every Sunday ti s Sunday n an j Sunday x I the i In m nth. v Dove Sunday d Lodge No. A F A M. meets 1st am Monday nights In each month R Williams, W Mi Wiley Brown, Sec Covenant Lodge No. F Meets every Tuesday night. T R Moore, N PRECIOUS CRUMBS. Told An Old Turkish Tali Since Days. This is u story which the old grandfathers toll their grandsons, a folklore talc that was told about the in the days of A young man was about to set out to seek fortune in a strange land beyond the rugged northern mountains. So he went to every member of his family and asked what presents he should brine hack. member of the family ex- pressed a desire fur some particular present, and tin- young man care- fully noted them down. When lie so, he noticed that his old father vet expressed a wish. shall bring for you, j lie asked. m, I shall make one re- quest. I would like urn to save all from your table and bring them to me when you r The thought this a very rm . but nevertheless . In- i fulfill it. j mi to land i ii where he en- into and in a few years . me ii mi reliant. Then he ii Mined return to his land. Mis belongings he sold i-i into and with this, ii j the presents for and i n he saved or I I r, he joined several and together they set out in cross the mountains into Turkey. But in the mountains a . v. n. i d were lo-i many Finally I hi provisions gave out, and they were on the point of starvation when the young man thought of the crumbs he had saved for his father. he cried. cannot car- my father the present prom- him. for hunger compels me to use ii for When the young man reached home and he had embraced all the of his family, he ed the presents. But when he came his lather he had nothing to give, and he father. I have Dot been able to fulfill my promise to you. In the mountains was overcome by hunger and was forced to cat the crumbs had saved for you to life and of my com- And the father my s-m. The object of nil quest baa been Shu Knew i's dis man asked an old i f In r mistress, a more lady, i The look from the old the advertising a certain brand of wine and saw the god, mentioned. She then explained to the old m Announcement beg leave to announce that we are Wholesale and Retail for White Lead, Paints, Colors, and Town and country Nixed Paints. There is in the world better than the Harrison line. It has behind it a reputation for honorable wares and honorable dealings. If you use the Harrison Paint.; 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, OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT. J. M. BLOW, Manager and Agent. AYDEN, N. C. AYDEN ITEMS. fail to see Ty- new crockery both j are -heir N. C, June 1905. are Reaper J. i, K As authorized embroidery P . i-tow, ,, R ,, I do know that Smith. Bro i the pretties, and more for car choice hay that J. else. R- Smith Bro., is I Miss May Anders,,,,, of T h been visiting Miss crop and a should use it freely. t j k. Bro B. Craven wife, great pleasure i receiving b- we handle and receipts , Jen those in arrears. bay.- a list D of all who receive th-n- mail at , this office. Weals,, take orders job can peaches, apples, corn When yon a Blue, Now we have plenty of the tough pole, for b Call on us and ., selection. Ayden Milling Mfg Co. Ayden. N, C. Ayden Milling Co., Ayden, N. C. Saturday the at M. M. soda fountain closed. K, Ayden ft Ca. Ayden, N O. There was a very missionary meeting in the Sunday afternoon. hear the address Car. I .-s Moore ticket to Morehead f T were drinks ,., .,,, , May is drink , ginned nice and clean real, e of Tin ware bettor prices for it, bring , come to see us, Hart Jenkins. I , . Ayden Milling Mfg. Co., Ayden, line of King Quality shoe are Urn I. You will Alia ,,,., , j j Complete spring at J. J. u, Hop, Miss Bonnie O urn d, i Km. days Miss Annie H NOTICE. In ,,,, Jot. w will our regular ,.,,. at mi.-. is c business, Kind A Mien, C d in sprint of es, i day and Sunday is Can Don, a. house with gar- lei. and all necessary outhouses located on main street in a good neighborhood for rent by J. R. Smith, Bro. you kw yo. could get one , Cash Items. OF THE OF AYDEN N. C.-- At the dose of business May 29th, 1905. spent lake, Ayden M pants. , Miss try. spent with Mrs. and examine high grade buggies. You can be easily convinced the superiority material and Ayden Milling E. K. ft Co. will do all possible can to please you with their new line of heavy and fancy groceries We are Headquarters for first Taylor class, light neat Harness, A For Sale by J. II Bro. mi I o Th, size blade yon want at J. B. Smith Ai Bro. Hardy, of Greene was here Saturday on his to Norfolk. bat rock sail at J. I. Smith Bro., is thing I can get for my They only eat what they warn of it at a time. L. Brown and family in Greenville. The soda fountain now to the end of season. newest and drinks will there, if yon inc.- try them. Clans,;, of count, day the train to home. Pianos and . j j Loans and Discounts, 18,285.311 on Gold Coin, ; Silver Hank notes and other S notes 1,022.00 44.618.28 Capital stock paid in, Surplus fund Undivided profits lees ; .- ; Dividends unpaid . Deposits subject to check, Cashier's 1.000 33.068.91 190.82 TAFT'S want leans at Cannon Tyson are displaying aDd are red the most up to date line of brought to this market. Go to E. R Hail Go's new market for beef, fresh meats, sage, and fresh fish. . repair is , , c. Ii.,,,. and wife all may them They also call special attention then- line buggies. C Ben who has Furniture Store small REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF GREENVILLE, GREENVILLE, N. C. AT THE OF BUSINESS MAY 29th. 1905. Ayden Milling A Mfg. Co., Ayden well made durable buggy can , . any style at Some devil miscreant with intent last Saturday night Those suffering with their knocked a large hole through one in of the brick walls. Dr. , J. new Stores. The brickwork bad n r- . just been completed and this lie,,,. , ;. ,. glasses properly and in human shape- must needs to damage in order to vent bis spleen Will deal with you sell that we honestly your money Come to and wife spent hf with at House. We will day June 21.1 offer for cash our notion, at prices of i the town of Ayden. o,, i, , W.- B plaids interest the at per yard, white sheet men who prefer to walk or the van -W. C. Jackson who will not Co. Ayden, N. C. buggies are the most economical at their price. We know vehicles and values, weals,, know the buggies we build Daisy Taylor, of Greenville, I her Kid., c. visiting her brother, J. Bland, returned to her home u, Va., graceful, Capt. T. K to Oak City on h v at know we can't as gone of an- NEW MAN At the Old Stand. I have purchased the stock of j GROCERIES and of W. J. Thigpen and will carry on the bus- at hit old stand Five Points, will add to the stock to meet the the and will at ill times carry a complete line of Heavy and Vane Groceries. Tobacco, ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Cigars, etc. i Call on me when you want the nest Groceries tor price at which they can be told. J. J. TURNAGE The Five Points Grocer. W F Evans, Sec DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER- Tar River Lodge No. K of Meets every Thursday Th, Hooker by I B Q Flanagan, I that Bacchus was a . km wed Ah man Ah rend in Bible; him and de mule. de mule, and de mule seed and got and he heal ii.- mule, and de mule In- Ah knows nil The had some difficulty in was an entirely personage from god of Sun. and Discount Overdrafts, unsecured Stocks, securities, -S All real estate him Gold Coin Coin 3,000.00 52,958.0 1,109.84 1241,480.58 Stock paid Surplus, less Expenses Paid Deposit check 181,484.46 checks out- standing 28,000.00 7,250.79 consent was .-u June, dissolved, J. Prank Brink- , . U. D. Hooker's Interest e Brick The Brick Warehouse here- after be run by Prank Th June nil., Prank Hooker I desire to thank friends for their liberal patronage in the past sod s prom- will always use my Lest effort to protect their Interest in the future. Very truly, J. Prank T J Moore, K of R Tribe No I O R M, meets ever Thursday night J R Co W P Ed wards, of R Council No M, meets every Friday night J B Randolph, J G R S NORFOLK SOUTHERN CO Steamboat Service. Known b, There. The hit. Dean Everett the Harvard divinity school missed ii train m station and had to spend a long, dreary in th, town ill p. lie asked the proprietor bring him a checkerboard. Tn in aged dean's consternation the man with a of two gill Why. what's asked for a said the dean. knew what you wanted, all was the reply. call it by lots of different names down North Carolina, County of Pitt. James L. Little, Cashier of the above-named bans, do solemnly swear that the statement above is true knowledge and belief L LI LL. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 7th day of June, 1905 TYSON. Notary Public. J. G. A. ANDREWS, It. W. Directors COBB BROS. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain 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 Letters of administration on .-state of Louis II. Cox. having this been Issued to me by the clerk of the Superior court county, and having duly qualified as .,., administrator law, L. leaves notice is hereby given to all persons Washington daily claims against said estate, to I a for leaves Greenville daily authenticated, or this notice will ho , at m. for plead in bar of their recovery. All Connecting at Washington persons indebted to said estate are I Norfolk Southern Railroad q lasted to immediate payment. N f Baltimore, Philadelphia, of May New York, Boston and all other JESSE CANNoN, joints North. Connects a Norfolk with all West. Shippers should order their I freight via Norfolk, care Norfolk , c , . , Southern R. R. About the first of April there a-M.- to change strayed from my farm near y X Roads a sow wits pigs. T H The sow is black and white, slit in I c one ear and swallow fork the Green- other. reward for in-U- Agent, formation leading to recovery Tl , . sow and pigs. J. W. Perkins, I H. C. General T. and 5-17 w N. O. f. Agent, Norfolk, Va., Administrator of B. Profit Sharing. said the head of the firm to the foreman, firm has decided to inaugurate system sharing with its replied the foreman. What were the profits last year the firm lost That necessitates a reduction of i.-r cent in wages under the new Tell the men comes into Tel the new effect graph. Victor Receives THE e RAND PRIZE. To the Victor Belongs the Spoils. to the St. is, Mo., Oct. Victor Safe Lock Co., of Cincinnati, received, to-day, the Grand Prize at the World's Fair, for their exhibit of solid Manganese Steel bank safes and general line of lire and burglar-proof safes and vaults, their magnificent display taking first prize over all tors for modern improvements, construction, workmanship and finish The Safe that has never been J. L SUGG, Agent. GREENVILLE, N. C. or display a nature lit only for an j m Imp of toe region, below Oh with L, can do for the whipping expect Just fine . ,,, and can Ii, up In any style We r , r. W y We to build Ayden, . A n Ac. for we do not Tom Tucker, after a I Co. set apace we cannot Wt to the of J R Milling Mfg. Co., Ayden, X. c. and R. W. Smith, has gone home j Fancy candies, oranges, apples J. A. Willis beg to m- and bananas at E. K. Hail form the public that be is prepared For guano sowers M. B. to on short The best. without damage Carlos Harris says Harrison Town and Country paints and white and tan slippers at colors are by far the best goods V Bi. are Bun are re- daily new and confectioneries from the e manufacture seats for the trade, that are simply the smoothest seat on the market. Ayden Milling Mfg. Co. Those haying watches and ables in the possession of J. W. Taylor, jeweler and optician, and desire them and his services the line, should come for them, as be will leave for alter June 27th, and will j remain there perhaps for month, where he will take special In optics. WINTER CLOTHES T-ma to lay away winter cl. flies soon. Better ,., they are protect ed from moths until they are wanted again. We have MOTH BALLS MOTH POWDER CAMPHOR TAR BAGS CHAMBRAY Waits to serve you with wanted in FURNITURE, RUGS, LAMPS and CURTAINS Can fit out your who; House. can't They're near any of cheaper than n- new clothes. A. H. Taft, NEXT DOOR TO WHITES that he ever used and that it I or children I have knocked out several other lending brands in a test at Greenville summer. This paint is sold by J. B. Smith Bro. Miss Julia is attending the institute Winterville. Oranges, apples, bananas and all fruits kept by horn. Ibis M. M. SAULS, Ph. Scientifically n. Constructed. Agnes Moore, of has been visiting Mrs. Smith, BEFORE THE HOUSE BURNS. T, .,, contemplate sensible carriage buyer you property don, kw. that judgment often you A Shoe for Women. Really a -Ye-, Mr. is one of the most wonderful men I ever knew. He is really didn't know he had ever writ- ten he hasn't, but he can take a railroad Mine and till when n train start, whew d is going ind when it will gel Chicago We have full line of I , shoes for ladies T M black pair guaranteed. Edwards C. Cotton Gopher. plows extra blades J K do Smiths . I can .- , . , always yet any thing want from We good values for the boys. the money in shoes, hats, caps, The fruit tree men have come rugs, mattings, and William and wife an floor oil cloth Gannon Tyson. visiting Elder A large Saints red tools with which Bra arc no work. Satisfaction to make wooden legal Their The Reflector Is Band By Everybody in and It people money so pay for what if yon have what hey want advertise it and yon are sore to gm a part of money. teed. M. Bro. S, Brown and wife, i i. l c-u visiting their son, E. I,. Brown hero for the weeks, I their home in Sun la; . Call i oft in , Flour, i to be had Need es, , for all ii. of i ma, II. Bro. C. cripple horses or mule,. The bread . . i . k rout u that Simple I. .- ,,. . Cos c, the i . . nit ft waste i ,,, ,.,,,. n ii Is -i eh. saves many that there is price below which a I Are good buggy cannot be bull, or sold. , The to Ac, . Now Our , certain while property valuable and in and when yon get a Le. U- in Ayden Mfg. Co, insures. ii to Mm Annie Perry, Mary Hodges and several ether went up the road Sunday but could i. nation, W was am ; crowd. g new iii j ind heating C s, ;,;. a can m . Pay. AYDEN, N. C for made- with careful reference the minute details and is so per in its numerous is mi ,. n tho selling tho price the Ultra I if is on mil, does, it- .-A W. E. HOOK'S, J. H. cholera cure. It Has Never Failed. Here is the basis employ and -is constructed doses, i woman's H sit i Slim is avert i the many We carry SHOE, for men, it. etc. Pulley Bowen. I ; COLUMBIA if you d J. W. were i h A. fun i N Sunday. Simples v I cot Cl Go to L i . for a few guano . . i . . to i -ill I -.- ll I I H. A; d . Dr. Joseph Dixon . den, . C. OS- lied we POOR PRINT

M- SPECIAL Sale OF Low Shoes and Slippers. Peace i- lo r- Pew which appears in mother issue. Peace one nod best has fur jun- been one f the mi st in- the South. The of instruction me those of colleges for care- training in given in each de- Arr together with that of Expression, are under the charge of specialists nod superior advantages attractive courses. its In me like rounding and its nigh standard, appeals those patents who desire the best for . bad not been doing hi. dot, of late and therefore services were ford I early in t is broken that nine stocked, II ON THURSDAY, MAY 25TH. Ready For the Fray. With the additional new players secured for Greenville stock of Children's and Infant's Ox- THE LIE GIVEN. A BLOW, A SHOT Mr. L. W. in Van Sharp in Jail. Wilson, N. Jane L. W. a i the with a bullet would in hie left hip inflict- ed by another white man Van Sharp, of Mr. km brought here day night and in resting comfort The trouble occurred three miles from Selma at the saw mill Mr is on the Neuse river, where the Southern railroad crosses. Sharp has bees for his force, and Saturday afternoon Mr. Bachelor, after lo and early application is necessary in order lo secure , place on this list. e President James for further par i- sent aim w was a somewhat pretentious roll educated person, I en in is in are ready tor the with Washington and have no idea of the visitors off Hi- Everybody turn Friday and give the Sharp, so M says, at once his word and was asked if lie intended bun a liar. The words were repeated and Mr at Sharp who palled his pistol tired with the above results. Sharp is now in the jail and having had his Saturday was imprisoned in default of lull for and Observer. at Greatly Reduced Prices. t good, New Shoes. A chance to buy good, new shoes Reduced Prices i, just in time to meet your needs, before the stock sizes run down, is opportunity, w. . attention of careful buyers, who appreciate gen- i,;,. n . . . . Temple Sent To Penitentiary. Raleigh, N. June Powell, Of Norfolk, Va., found guilty the Federal court of attempting to defraud by use the United today sentenced to two years aid Harry Skinner, Jr. months Imprisonment lo I m He the Won s Hotel and Will pay l each good and express the above at Chase City, Va. s Temple that have; with us. In the practice of the Law, Mr. Harry Jr. name will SKINNER rs. . 2nd, SKINNER, v . AL OFFER -e is simple, and We are over many Summer need the room and want and In order clean out quickly Was Too Previous. ml i pitched in- n the log the e house, afternoon and ti i . ti pitched his without Hist was, after that II was per In i i and A poet, by the middle of the century ended his in prison tor theft. was indeed an inveterate thief and was apprehended more than At the prison of Ste. his incarceration once met revolutionist and a-ho generally in prison for some political A.- political prisoners were general- sent to and as posed that he, too, had been en- for some revolutionary at- tempt. So, stepping up to him, he extended hands and said, with a friendly sir, political beg pardon, said straightening up and look- down very coldly on in for stealing, if you A Bull. A wire was the victim not long, funniest ever ; Ids division, lie hail hi line- man out to truce i i mar New York and n , r it. Pres- a report i nine lo from the of i with w.-i. Tell Pal d means b who Pal and was it s of So in t name was km lo the service. Investigation I mys- tery, and Put proved to We only silence. When Bismarck was a boy hi father desired him become n says Hon. Andrew l. in the Century. In hi- later years Hie found humor in the suggestion. probably think if I had become a clergyman I should be a better ho said jocosely to his wife one evening. will not to she said quietly, my answer would not be Solicitude. said young Mrs. do wish yon would keep away from the race There was no heard some men talking about n lot of long shots landed, and I had known, Charley, dear, that there was rifle practice going on in the neighborhood should never have ltd you go near the place. Washington rim, s To- , I veil mutual e All a Winner W- . I. one ; i I the i I I U-dine. I s. Tun leather Court Tie Oxfords, worth for Court Tie Oxfords, worth for 2.25. it and plain kid Oxfords, 2.50 for 1.85. . leather Strap i, plain kid Strap Sandals, Tl Is -I me tip Oxfords, tan hid Court Tie Oxfords worth and 2.25 per pair, to be sold all for BALSAM Warranted to CURB- Cholera By L. and Wooten Baltimore, -t, peel j i entered. Will new ho n i lit -n. ale mare, . a in i i i; races . Mr. Nd, a y. ;. kid Sandals, patent . ,. . . styles and plain common sense that are selling for pair, 1.13;. , , Sandals that are selling IS Institute Young Women end Music. The Best Place Daughter College Courses High Standard FREE MINN Jas. a ten ,; u g I i. in He- i Out. . . tn .- ,. , ii Hid the bad church me offered in U above. there i sternum in Ute lie BOon PILLS c. V Bertha, i placing hot water Sale fer banish No remedy MOT . . II ill I,.,. in s i ii more mod- P in gallon . at this beautiful line Are You Suffering a C with your .- or Bladder if so Drink the We with Ki or sun of the bes water. Not What Sin; Meant. Herman worn n who I. to i,,, and hooted by the , i-. I i wan being driven mall to St. Put- ting i the coach, called mil in broken ; .-. . u ; nil it , I a man I hi crowd, for our to , . i ,.,. ; ., r at it f l-h-M Yon i the inn Well, a ma, it, and I -Come la nil London STRONG Again is what Mrs. Lucy said after taking Dyspepsia H Hundreds are e re- stored to perfect health by this rem- YOU well if you will take it all the sick- that women hive. It deprives the system of nourish- debate to suffer weaken, and STORE. . . ,. .- of nil tin Dyspepsia Cure Digests What You Eat i i Tl is Vi THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER IN ADVANCE VOL. No. GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA, TUESDAY, JUNE 1905. No. REWARD FOR HEROISM. Capt. Ola Forbes Receives Beautiful Cold Medal Capt. Ola Greenville and , a made very proud by the of a package came in through the It was a hands-me case beautiful gold medal, and presented to by B. of Baltimore. The pin from which the medal i bean the name Ola The front of the medal bean the inscription in letters prevented For heroic deed my lite in Tar River N. From G. B. On the i he in i a and the date May 1908 design the in exceedingly beautiful and Is justly proud it It will be remembered that Follies was up from Washington on May and had several traveling men on hoard bis launch, a mishap on the way gave them a thrilling experience. He bravely rescued Mr. front drowning. A graph ii- account of the wax given The at the time. Mr. very grateful to Forbes and felt that no was too great his heroin deed. He tends the as a mark of his appreciation. A PRETTY GAME. Greenville Gives Suffolk a Shut Out. It was a good game you missed if you were not at Arthur's It was one of those unusual one hour and thirty min- games; resplendent from stint to finish with thrilling, hair sensational plays. Yes, indeed, it was a game, a game that was thoroughly enjoyable. Doubles and made it fast, and there was fun enough I. amuse Stand. The funny man in left field was a rare treat to Hie ladies and babies. Well, didn't he have busby hair and couldn't he jump It is a pleasure in have a team like Suffolk come to They play fast, clean, gentlemanly ball, and can take a defeat grace fully, and in good They arr planning for another trip up mi way Five to nothing was the score. That looks bad Washington, It ii a pity sack a game as shown by the tabulated below, should have been by no larger crowd. Don't miss will he still better. Tabulated Greenville. r. b. a. e. ARE THEY OF THE WASHINGTON AWN DROWNED. HP The Selection of Peace Envoys. St. Petersburg, June it is authorized to say that Count the retiring Washington will not participate in the peace negotiations, but will leave Die United States Immediately on the arrival of Baron Rosen, his From independent sources Associated Press confirms the statement the Buss, that Count will bare no part in the peace negotiations. The question of a temporary suspension of hostilities seems to test with In Hie meantime the chancelleries of St. Petersburg and are occupied with the selection of the plenipotentiaries. It now be regarded as settled that they will number three on each side. Au important consideration re- quiring adjustment is the desire of each country to appoint of equal rank, and this in- creases the probability that M. preside at of the committee of ministers, may be one the Russian plenipotentiaries if Japan names the Marquis Ito, president the Japanese privy council. It is possible that M, the Russian ambassador at Paris may not go to Washington. As dean of the Russian diplomatic crops he was the choice of the Foreign Office, he is of advanced age and his health is not robust. It is still an open question whether he may not ask to be relieved of his mission. In such an event it is considered certain that Baron be appointed. James, B J. Smith, c on, p. K, if, Walker, White, lb. Harris, cf. Forbes, If. e. Bryant, K. Barrel Bill, Heath, Tucker, e. Dean, If. Hubbard, p. ii Bryant, B. lb. ville Suffolk Thompson Greenville struck by j ii double plays to J., Turner, J., to J- t. Walker. Hit leasing makes that new baby at your home cry so much, Tommy cry very much and anyway, if all your teeth wen- out your hair off and your legs so weak you couldn't stand or. them, I guess you'd feel like crying RARE OLD MONEY. United States Confederation Bill of 1778 There are many specimens of rate coins and currency in but we have not seen a more unusual one than has been shown us by B. A. Sr. It is a bill, printed in black on while paper and is x inches in size. is a States note and says on its face bill entitles the bearer to receive forty Spanish milled dollars, or the value there in gold or according to a resolution passed by congress at Philadelphia, Sept. This bill of currency is so that some of the printing on it has become indistinct, as has also the written signature. On the side bearing the certificate printed above is a disc with an altar in center and an eye above rays upon it. In a circle around the altar are stars, the word circling the lower half. On the other side is a of plants that resemble tobacco. Mr. had this old bill of currency many years and prizes it highly. He also showed us an old cents shin plaster. Julius a white man, serving a months was pardoned Tuesday by Governor is dying with consumption. The Score to in Favor of Green- ville. Ii was an ideal, yes, a perfect that twelve I hundred tans Friday at the park; , too warm, not i with a cooling breeze through the wires of the grand Stand. Indeed it seemed an I afternoon set apart fur the Wash- base hall game. The grand stand was a scene beauty, It was filled to with the looters l each team it and bean. I women standing for then bidding them to do or die. And the of the opposing teams lent to the gaily they were and fluttering the breeze from hands of pretty women. Meg- with blue and; red megaphones entwined h orange and black were fruit- with and shouts of approbation . Washington, of the ma had come lo later defeat to the on the Tar. Yes, Washington, I he queen of the boggy, ks of the Tar, with their two hundred I human souls, proud, expectant, and confident they came. proud, self-considered beautiful bad come with their invincible, Woolen, their absolute King, who nails them at second, Fatly the erstwhile leaguer, j wasn't it jarring Oh, citizens of think of the insignificant hamlet on the live runs, the of the- just three. Ob, i couldn't you shout all If ever say Bert j play second you tell u------, well somebody will tell you he can. i Turner, . became overheated I and was out of the game after the fit SI out of one time at the bat be bagged one single scored one Dick went in I the after like he had Springs his hoes, he baud- led the Stick veteran. in the central garden a caution. He paddled his at speed, and took thing that went his way. Turner, E. covered the third sack in fairly good style, with he's had, and beat nut a of bunts. we forgetting Gus and old Thompson I Not on life. Suppose had hit June of those be missed I He saved base hit by one of j I his stops, and Gus was there with the goods every single time. Walker in the box was a lion too tough of the batters. They fell be- fore those sweeps of his like weary- travelers by the country way side. Rowe, the redoubtable man. Are you wondering why he was saved for the last Well, he is pretty the best, and that always comes last; you know. He is verily a tower of strength. His throwing was exactly to the point, and he was in the game from the jump. Now a word about our Did you ever see a thirty cent piece t Well, that was Oh my, didn't he get his bumps Up against that Can- thirty cent piece there looms up a beautiful American in gold. Well, that's Walker. He's for his lace value. Nine hits were made against that thirty cent considered invincible pitcher. Isn't it the little river ham- should have done this The feeling between the towns Attacked With Vertigo and Fell Over- board. There sad ending In the Washington base ball excursion to Greenville Friday. As the boats were returning to Washington A, J. Mitchell, was on gas bout Magnolia, an attack of vertigo, and was drowned. The accident between and landings, Mr. Mitch- ell was between and years and leave- a wife and four children. The body had nut been last report. Crop Report. June weather bureau's weekly j Of crop c Further improvement in the condition cotton is very generally indicated throughout the cotton belt. crap is now in a good State of cultivation, although some fields continue foul portions of j the central and western districts Florida, While, as a rule, I good growth is the plant continues small. Lice are still it North Carolina, but are less numerous in South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama. Consider- able damage t web worms is reported from Oklahoma and Indian Territories, some fields are being devoted crops. Boll weevil- spreading in northwestern but ally the is ant great. Tobacco planting is largely finish- ed except in the more and the crop is generally well. Thompson to Stay. ii m ill in a pleasure to j the base ball fan.- to know that Thompson I be man who pitched the Suffolk game, decided to stay the Greenville team. He is a strung and will strengthen the team ways. He is i pitcher a bitter. The colored Normal school has been closed for, good. has been too strong the past. Let us have a good, pleasant, friendly rivalry between them. The incident in the last inning was unfortunate is to be de- We believe Washington people are d enough to place the blame it belongs. r. h. a. e. James, B., Turner, E. Smith, Rowe, c. Thompson, if. Turner and Forbes, If. Harris, cf. White, lb. Walker, p. Springs, Short, F., Taylor, Simmons. Wooten, Total Summary. Earned runs, Green- ville Washington two base hit, Giles two; first base on balls, Walker Wooten struck out by Walker by Wooten . Time of game umpire, E, Lewis, scorer, Frank The next game is with Kinston are PERSONALS AND SOCIAL Thursday, June The Suffolk baseball boys left this morning Dr. It. L. Carr returned this , morning from Danville. Mrs. W. T. and children went lo this morning. Mr-. O. c. of was in town W. H. Harrington returned Wednesday evening from Miss Allen, of Danville, arrived this morning to visit Mrs. Alice Harper. Mrs. Skinner son. Francis, went lo Wrightsville this morning. W. J. and son, Ronald, Wednesday evening from Mis. J. H. Mitchell and child- of Suffolk, Va., are visiting Mrs. W. H. Johnson. W. L. Brown went to ville Wednesday evening and returned this morning. Forbes went to Winter- ville Wednesday evening returned this morning, Misses Kale Moore, of are spending day i Mr B, F, Mr. Mr-. H. W, Wilson urn children, of Danville, are visiting the of W Pin Bey. A. T. King, of Richmond, came in today to conduct the funeral of Mr.-. Randolph, Friday, Jane 1905, C. M. Jones left this morning for Raleigh. s. J. went up the road the whip man is in town today. Dr. W. ll. of char-1 is at Hotel Bertha. W. H. returned from ; ville this morning. B. W. retorted from I Norfolk Thursday evening. Fred Forbes is keeping for the Bank Greenville. Miss went to Winterville Thursday evening. Lewis, of Kinston, came . this morning to umpire the ball game. Mis- Moore, of Grimes- land, is visiting her uncle T. R. Moore. returned Thurs- day evening from Richmond and Baltimore. Miss Nell Hinsdale, of Raleigh, is spending a few days with Miss Lottie Blow. W. Cotten, of Tarboro, was among the base ball rooters today. Miss Claudia Simmons, of Wash- is visiting Misses Helen Forbes. F. M. Hornaday returned this morning from a business trip to the Southern part of the state. Misses May and Lillian of Henderson, arrived Thurs- day to spend several days with their father. N. H. Whitfield. Saturday, 1905. Rev. W. E. Cox went to Kinston this morning. W. R. Parker, Jr., returned from learning. Hughes, of Danville, is visiting at Mrs. W. T. Lipscomb. M. P. J. Williams left this morning for county. L. W. Tucker went to Oxford this morning to bring back the o;. Dr. R, L Carr let Friday after- noon Beaufort to take hi- who has very sick. Mis Abe Harper mil pun. Alexander, and Allen went in Beaufort Friday evening. Mi- Wilson, win, baa been visiting Mr. Mis. W. M. returned hum this Misses II-nine Anna- Alice Blow Myrtle Wilson been attending institute at returned this morning. DOPE FOR THE FANS. Curves From Box. old Thompson base ball Well, maybe Butt didn't Wednesday, figure in that doublet He scoop- ed in up like an old timer says, he em unless they are lilt of the diamond. Paul Met rick says, you what's n fact, when they get a hit by snort it's got lo be a hit, ain't Mil was the game from the start. say- he did not use much speed Wednesday, What he did use did look good, says, luck mil Well. I should smile. Washington was sore morn- it, O. Tin y would have given 1500 ll to have been the oilier Way. How was catch in the right ii when Sufi had two men on bases, and one To win a girl Greenville now, take her to a bull game, and give- In ; a h .- list charm. John Ivey caught like he was use to it. It's a m- lip, for Jack usually has a hand- some face. is all right for tomorrow. The we must win. Bo guess we must. Well ii does look us the ray the team showed up Wed They certainly played winning hall. Haywood says racing Cod ain't it with base ball the way we ate playing now. That catch Turner., on short was highway of Suffolk. It was hair raising. Burial of Mm. Randolph. The funeral of Mrs. Lucy who Wednesday morn took place this afternoon. remains, were taken from the home to the Baptist church, of which she was a devoted member, where services were held by Rev. A. T. Kink, of Richmond, former pastor, assisted by Rev. H. H. The body was taken to the old home place in the country and i interred. The pull bearers were Messrs. G. F. J. O. Bowling, D. C. Moore, B. If. Schultz, J. R. and C. T. M foul, Terrible Blow By a Shift. Washington, N. C, June well nigh fatal accident happened yesterday at the lumber mill of Mr. W. B. Willing on the outskirts of town. A boy named Wright who was engaged assisting his. father on some work was struck by a rapidly revolving shaft hurt in the side stomach. It is feared be is also injured Internally, Willis P. Turner, of Panther Branch township, Wake died Tuesday. . ,. . I I POOR PRINT -1