in i m i i v , ill i l . i -i vi . N. r . i. . m i . Ian . all. T. The hoard of the orphanage has elected lei XI I. of Mr manager ;. Pill i N ADO. he . Ira n d rt being for pM an make I it. I n t from an .-- ins I Roosevelt is very bi lie ill II V . , i V . i. . ., ; i.-i in being n-d to thing If ft U lay mail ii p about as well it; once feel, ii ville Landmark. pencils again, as The comment lb landmark i J it like negotiation . I , . , ill, Hill ti. true, it l Ma t m i wrong to Sabbath vi The commandments given Sim i Th of aim proposed ii six thousand ware ago Wise Mice already In six wives. Ii ii repealed. in Say if the jail is confining fur and and t H health has been very mud. in paired by the confinement, the matter of sending them to the This would afford o air and exercise for them. The Atlantic hotel More-head is getting ready go into winter quarters the rinse of the There are people who like at the seaside, hut it does not There now that Bo m have ii ho of forth few who go in that mouth. or f e e k- alter An improved condition in the yellow fever n New Or- is reported As cooler weather i- near the plague may lie wiped mil It is hoped that this ii a experience with the fever in prove to in III.- wicked reign as king of Judah no to destroy the law. perhaps under the delusion that without law there would he no sin. but neither his penknife nor the flame expunged the law or its penalty. the present day men have the idea that en the plea of business i r convenience the law to the Sabbath holy may be vitiated with impunity, but the law continues in an and sooner r r ; violation. denials are in i ii is he never pro- posed. Atlanta seems to draw well, even to lightning The largest hotel in city, the capitol and a thousand were hit in one storm other day. Lot Angeles has discovered a man with his heart on the right side. Pity but what were lots of on the is i g at Mr. Fife says it is a puck of lies don't make it too bad that a hospital to her jail. What's the matter with the Gear editors They all seem to daft office. h is said has painted Roosevelt. Well, turn about fair . for it has mil been very ago since Teddy whitewashed Tommy. Insurance Commissioner Young says there is unusual activity throughout North Carolina in the organization of building and loan associations. This particular activity has not reached but no town is more in need of a building and loan association. People in Sew Orleans are not near scared of tax bills as they re fie mosquito bills. limes when a young man dreams that he is married he is only riding a wild night mare. Don't the business men take to the suggestion of having a home coming week fur the Pitt scattered No woman likes a man who is over stuck on himself. They want to do the and we don't blame them. Possibly the next move Hooker makes will be Io look up some hair specialist. Hut no use. There's no rubbing the kinks out. Miss Alice is keeping very quiet about the Sultan proposing to her. Guess it is because she is so faraway that we can't hear what she does It is said that Japan is reaching for peace. From size of the pile of indemnity she is asking it looks like she is reaching out for everything in sight. Si far as we have heard no one has suggested that a meeting be organize men of in a cooperative body to advance the interests of the town. Something needs to be done to put Greenville forward. line reason why Russia thinks the war can hold out a little Linger yet is possibly that army about miles from St Petersburg, a few words about There should be restriction and congress should study it very careful The cost of might be raised Hut even this might not prove to be the course to pursue, for it is possible that immigrants who are most desirable as to health and character are the ones who would pay the to enter this country. We favor the immigration movement, tut there are some important problems lo solve and the approaching congress should solve them. Notwithstanding repeated failures hi the part of making the ex.- the Charlotte observer has h st in of its ardor in believing the airship will yet fly. Hooker Washington is just a with possibly a streak of Anglo blood running through his veins. Still there's no rubbing nit Saratoga treated him white. The editors who have de- themselves candidates for governor in Georgia think no doubt that Smith and Unwell have proved that neither them to be governor Booker Washington is above as far as intellectual power goes, he may yet be forced to gaze upon his as a useful man among his race. He is fast losing out. Cram, the colored collector i f customs at Charleston, also comes forward with a denial and says he did not try to hire a rolling chair for himself and wife at Asbury Park. He don't like for Hooker T. to get so far ahead of him. We think that Major is in just about the hole he ought to be in. Any man who will stand for bis wife to drink champagne and gel drunk in private, let alone in public, is no all. Such t-f f ii o but it serves him right. The next time President It nose veil, asks a peace conference to hold its meetings in this country he will no doubt see to it that the sittings are not held during his vacation period. This has been about busiest holiday any president of this country has ever had. We pose, Roosevelt has thoroughly enjoyed the importance I the affairs which has fallen to his share. There is only one thing that as a drawback to his pleasure in managing the peace and that is that he can not be present at the meetings of the peace envoys and take part in the discussions. Can our readers any thing that would please R i -veil better than to take in the discussion over the demands Japan has laid before the lie would make some striking arguments and set forth some start ling propositions were he allowed to take part in the proceedings. The great Elijah, sometimes called Howie, has decreed in the interest of the anti race-suicide movement that in Zion City each married couple shall once in each year report to him bringing for his inspection a new-born babe. the is a prophet indeed and different from other men. he will not be able to tell one baby from another. going to prevent the same baby answering for several couples out for some enter prising Yankee to go over there and hang out this for Rent. Babies of all sizes, shapes, sexes and colors. d to squall continuously so that the i Man will not be able to see any resemblance in its face u anybody else. Terms reasonable, but cash Charlotte Observer The So The New York Commercial has general Booth justly may lie f share in the I the pond things of the Called States Eliminating gram, one is inclined it lost thought tO ask, what dose the rest of the country raiser hi the South is raised all the cotton, cane, the rice and nearly all the It is a great timber and producer Its mines, of course, ire not as compared with the North and the Wes . out its production of iron and coal is to be thought of. domestic exports originating in the South constituted about percent of tat whole, as Rec of Baltimore, is pleased to find ill analysis of the figures for tin fiscal year Thai is an extremely good showing, considering the .,. and population that distinguished from the en I Cotton and its products, it night constituted cent exports of last year I he South Ins reasons for its c h r- hat present is shadow of its possibilities The Ninth is heavily d number of ways. That, under t she can Gad Uh energy and the means to provide per cent, of all American exports is sir, information. is much for her people to I e proud of; much for them to hops for. They are already contributing their full proportion to the national prosperity and will contribute in re Charlotte i Gun Used by British Soldier in Carolina Campaign. F A the Charlotte Observer that Col. S I Cobb, of Lumber Bridge, has sent Hall of at II the musket us. d by bis grandfather, during the Revolutionary war. He writes that was a lieutenant in th British army and was wounded at Ramsay's on Deep river, in the battle of teen days after that of Court House, mid that he took the of allegiance to the United States at Wilmington, where he was left suffering from two wounds, his regiment having gone with Corn- to Yorktown- He took the Oath time the surrender of He then In the tell in and located where he died in 1830. Col. says tie old musket has killed hundreds deer, bear, turkey, panthers and and will as ever, making a noise equal to that I a small cannon, the recoil equal- the kick el a mule. GREAT VALUES in- Negligee Shirts only a few more of the 1-2 Size Shirts left, these are the greatest Values of the Season. You can buy our grade in this size for and grade for Come early before these values are ail dis- posed of Frank Wilson, THE KING CLOTHIER. According to the very best infer obtainable, we pass tins but and when we step into the valley of the shadow, all our earthy belongings will be left behind. R cow, nor a sheep, nor acre of land, nor a dollar of money, will go into the grave with Why then men race through life in a mad flight for gold, brushing all the things aside, when at list it must be unloaded at the tomb Would it not be better to smile a little and do a few good deeds as went along Would it not be a bet- plan to put a flower into the band of some sad hearted human being struggling along the road of life, than to clinch an almighty dollar until cold death forced us to it die hand washes the other We must all help one another; it is the best and happiest way Ex. It is slated that the Chinese ladies have tired of their ideal of tiny feet and will discontinue the custom of deforming I heir feet by cramping them while girls. American women, however, will go right along pressing their waists out of shape. Wilmington Star. Hardware. For C Stoves Ranges, Heaters Pumps, Am- munition, One and Two Horse Steel Plows, Cutters and St In fact anything in Hardware come to H. L. CARR t .- The voting loves the young lady, That's his young lady loves young man, That's her Soon they will many, That's their The minister will many them, That's his business-- When married they will need- All kinds fancy groceries, bread, cakes, fruits, etc. Thats our business. J. A. RICKS BRO. heals n limit a scar must he borne in mi ml is DeWitt's Witch strongest argument in favor of mu- Co Tiled . IT. mil ownership or governmental lief de control of an industry is the which is practiced by great private corporations; but until the people hate demonstrated I heir own respect for law how can they hope to hold out any better alternative Kansas Star. In th id carry, p in ,, in . ,,,. . soothe, opal mo a I M K n. These buns A III tie is r, for Piles nod Win's all i-f Basel Salve. are danger, ii-. by the liver L, L, WINTERVILLE This department is it of who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern in and territory. Nye in day evening frost an up He m every in the of excellent work l. toe I him, a it was no lo sec me new it seems Him will reach high mail. Sept. A. W. Co., an shoes They a shoe lo Mill-, of Jack, was d j. in s i in school here. He is an sol and valiantly in several of battles of the war. r Mills Ii s an excellent memory c vividly portray the scenes those dark bloody days, He also a great bear hunter in bas had many narrow escapes pat 1.1, el low Ham i the A and W. I . . i rolled n i is n d Mil it be I -I A., v . At new bit W. If you cheap A. lice We the big- st nicest line of Men's, nil ever offerer stuck elsewhere. Harrington, Bar- bar A Men s COd values at Barber A Co. C . II mu Hi hay, cm . I i it.-, go ft On. i U I ii t . Him-i W e mi V. A. roil, i i plies of A. W. A Sever-1 hen- Sunday. A have received the for the mi livery soon to be the Main ii--w supply your ii- -.--I meal prices. , Mae dress . such H g was a-,. fl. Broad R now Master as well as from Yankees. of all kinds, at pi ices m low The A. G. Cox n W are i wail best and most the market, which they sill handle T. W, v.,. I The Reduction in Dress Goods Known. Hamburg that waste, now So Ilk- now s- Lawn now m in White Dress Goods that was I lie now sell at a very low price. hope ,, ,. of the the -j-. and Bro. seed. Ii. will avail of Hue to make rooms t pleasant before of the sin Henry Nelson and listen were out after dark, his in a tree. shafts ale lonely but K G. Ch pill n car load ii they Will -ell v,. cheap. Alter of Mr. Sarah Ha union- our ii tn--t Mrs. has an Holt time alarm ml see R. a Co. Try a bottle of Dr. fur Indigestion at tits drag store. men to solicit eiders for in Pitt For enclose ramp, N. Another styles pi ice very et Liniment, spec- for the family, e for a perfectly balanced, com For by B. T. Cox ft Bro. Hive now on hand line of i-s crockery all very Also a Kraal reduction in all kinds of Spring and Summer Dress Goods. Come and l convince In Rome th Marriage Tie Wei Loosely Knotted. Not only the sell in ancient Homo in tin days of the early in the same v. it if today, but many other of the mar- were not unlike the problems that are up for solution in this present year of grace. The matter of divorce a one. People had an idea even then that it was not good for tin state, but no if- tn check i; mu ever d. are assured by S says the historian, Inge, there were women iii who their ages not by their years, but by the husbands they had had. Juvenal tells of one woman who married eight husbands five year-. Divorce was granted on slightest pretext. separated from love change, disdain- to give any reason, like Pauline, who told In- friends that knew best where his .-hoe- pinch- ed wive- were not much Knight after by wise men. Their complete emancipation made I difficult manage. Accordingly since both rich poor wive- were objectionable, the large men never married all. In most ease n In mm knew practically nothing of hi- until after marriage. Mar- for the transition from to almost unbounded liberty. appeared, a- ii matter of course, her table, whether he had not. She could go hi re she . either to the of l-is or to the circus and she had her own troops of -lave-. over whom she ruled with inter- A SHALL TH LOOK FOR FEND. Let Your Fall Suit Have Label on Inside Coat Pocket. Fall Suits Now Ready. A. W. Ange Co. the Aged. . brings such a V sh kidneys and u. n effect on I the v. their natural functions at and IMP VIGOR- kidneys. Madder and LIVER. DI adapted to old and young. depot, expects to men up one the raw stores In few wagon-fir sale by the A. x b- re me going to ride in new the large lot shipped this week Hy the A. Cox Mfg. out of the very best material, re noted for then us well of draft. On we that one of these tO be Shipped up i lie hills of Chatham county to W. C Teague, City. The buggies have just been up there selling like and well may for knows how make buggies to hill-, as well Baud Hue of Cr. Harrington Barber A Co your eyes feel like is Kilt in Do they pain you feel tired OB reading Do ARNOLD'S BALSAM Warranted lo vi Cholera Jno. L. Coward Woolen Byron n Tragic Figure. The more think of My John Davidson in the London Outlook, more it to me he is. first, second third, a tragic figure, lie the child of n loveless marriage, constant source of huge armies of discordant natures. Ills upbringing was tragic, his marriage was tragic, vis loves were tragic, his death, which at first thought only tragic force, is actual tragedy. Byron and Napoleon, contemporaries, were the analogues and compliments of each other. Byron is passive tragedy of the imaginative temperament as poet, using expression, is the active tragedy of the temperament as warrior and world employing deeds. Byron inevitably ends in an attempt at action in Greece. Napoleon, as inevitably, in an attempt at expression in St. they become mattered and That p tired vision and should rein Wearing eye s. B. T. Cox curry a full line of spectacles and lit your eyes with proper lot wan- and crock- cry always baud, Barber Ht Williamson's Brown Make- and Brings h. what Rocky Mountain sill do. 11-. IV Wooten's Drag Store, If you want m clear lake sales on I white Tea Bright eyes mill lips use. cent., Te. m cents. and who raise t hi it- hay can be with the well known Slowing rake by Co. call sud see I hem. B hand a lot of nice hats will now go K. Don't Co., are cut price on sell you some price. their shoes j j q Chapman OS must be sold within a days in A wonderful tonic for the sick and libeled. health mid by II Rocky Tats this month. A bracing family medicine. cent. Tea Drugstore. Best sun There no reason why Pitt have to pay high prides for Hour, can raise wheat and Winterville Mfg. is I equipped making splendid Hour I order to make room for their new supply soon to lie received. Look up Mr. Cooper and ask him about prices of anything that you me interested in. Thursday evening on the lawn rear the home of Mrs. B. K. Cox, delightful party was given the young men of the to tin young lad v o'clock all began to arrive Chapman soon the scene became of mirth White's Colic Cure, and pleasure as all It rolled the combination kidney the la A Warning to Mothers. Too much care cannot lie used with small children daring the hot weal her of the summer months lo guard against bowel troubles. As An Elaborate Speech, there i- anybody under the canister of heaven hold in Mrs. Parting- ton, i.- a tale and going like vile boa constructor, his mile amongst the I know one by bis It seems as if had stamped him with bis private ii everything ho looks at pears to turn And having uttered this what she was seized with a violent fit of coughing and culled for some He Had Answer. wish dared you some- thing, Miss said Percy, with trembling voice. don't you dare to ask the maiden said demurely, can see in your -In both of don't you know two are equivalent to an- no dare you, Take your arm from around my waist But he Negligee Shirts. shirt worn by the average man in all is the Negligee shirt. THEY FIT WHEN STIFF BOSOM FAILS and yon get soft shirt THE Ml RT in Oil are not broken and the styles are here, an until 18th we WILL REDUCE ALL GRADES FROM IS to PER CENT. Mild, for ii ii in At delicious were nerved and came the b with All declare II one in I j serve jam go I , I Barber es Power of the Breath. The follow demon- the elementary power of human Take a large bag of a role is only necessary to give heavy paper, lay it on the bis and cover the closed end of it any disorder of the bowels, with several big diction- need in nod a family Bible, for instance the oil, and see -then blow into the bag, filling or the crockery and oil onus- inflating it with air. and you a II At Bight be sure to see us buying. hat a tendency to gripe, soon see it will overthrow the I If it does not cheek give c. remove i mall and a dose Of oil, and the may Why Sh. Laughed. he cheeked in Incipiency men hesitate, only fools all danger avoided The oil are he in tin and remedy be p o- course of a conversation with I; . Hi and kept read ml n-- a Mm n- el Iii- s the in n illicit i i e of I These prices will prevail days. No Shins will at C. S. FORBES, The Man's Outfitter. re fresh ., , I- ii. , . III I for and a colic cine, at the Drug Store We over five . I r. I ti. fin y cm . Hie cheap , c before buying Bro, The Hector. for of ho K and W. I,. House. by Jno. d , ii ell, . . d. i long time he was pin- sled v she ii him. And then lie felt wild with himself. Is Read By in reach, and ; people lo i what they they until it are sure to . . Subscribe to THE REFLECTOR. PRINT