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Greenville's Bargain, Harvest FESTIVAL THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28TH. THE WELL Should t with great forethought the suit he is to buy and the store he is tn buy from for the coming season Re appearance win depend largely upon the ht of clothes, CLOTHES This la the foundation of your suit. Avoid who deal in shoddy and pin your faith to Clothes. SPECIAL FOR CARNIVAL WEEK. Thursday, Have Decided to Convert my Entire Sept. 28th, Stock of Dry Goods. Shoes, Hats, mi- ls the Opening I INTO ONE 1886 1905 CELEBRATION I have been selling goods to the people of Pitt and adjoining Counties for the Pat Nineteen Years and I herein give you my guarantee that during this VERY SPECIAL SALE I will give such alluring values as have never before been known in Eastern North Carolina. New Fall and Winter Goods Arriving Every Day But for want of space we can only quote a few of the many Thousands of Magnificent Bargains we are now offering. being distinctly AH the new, f Vt any i very interesting to you. Bring shoulders with you c s it The Man's Outfitter. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF Greenville Trust Company NORTH CAROLINA. . -a A 1906. Celebration Sale of Men's Suits Men's Good Seasonable piece Suits at the following 2.76, 3.98, 4.45, 6.45 Youths Long Pants Suits Age to cheaper than the cheapest. Boy's Knee Pants Suits. At the following Celebration 1.47. Men's Pants. 1.37, 1.63, 1.95, 2.98. During the Celebration Prices on Shoes, Men's Boy's Knee Pants at and per pair. Brogans worth now Fine Dress Shoes 1.25, 1.50 Pat. Leather latest toes worth now Shoes Ladies Per pair, Shoes from lie per pair up. Men's and Boy's Hats A Carload of men's hats in shapes and Colors at your own prices. Boy's hats from up. Men's Overcoats now Boy's Overcoats as low as Special Celebration Sale Best grade black taffeta silk Full line quality colored taffeta Extra quality and Width inch regular plaids and solid Mixed suitings, worth going at Plaid worth Full line panamas, worth inch all colors ladies broadcloth worth A big line velvets, now Big line dark colors Pretty patterns in tapestry worth going for Light colors in yard wide Dark colors for Heaviest outing light cotton Extra Sensation Ladies tailor made suits worth 7-50 now Ladies tailor made suits worth 22.50 now 10.000 yards checked homespun, yards best calico Blankets for double beds each Best apron check gingham Big line hamburg Ladies kid gloves Misses fancy hose Best quality table damask Yard wide bleaching to a customer at lie 2.50 5.00 1-2 1-2 1-2 1-2 8-4 ,,;,,. LIABILITIES. Overdrafts, 4,274.60 fund 6,500.00 profits, All other estate payable Doe from Hank rime o Qua items Gold coin . subject to check 74,725.79 National Bank g S. notes Total Total, 164,124.49 Carolina, County of Pitt, I R above named bank, do solemnly that the above state is rue to the best of my knowledge and belief. R. J. Cashier. an worn to me, this day Sept., 1905. Notary Public. Directors. During this Great Celebrated Sale we will Give Away to the first fifty customers who buy worth of goods and will give us their names, one large size egg crate. Every article fully guaranteed may be exchanged at any time or money will be refunded. Come to see us and we will send you back home well pleased. Come high expectations and even then you will be for far more than you can possibly anticipate will be realized. Remember this Great Festival Sale Opens Thursday. Sept. 28th. at a. m. sharp. C T. Hardware. For t Stoves Pumps, Guns, Am- munition, Two Horse Steel Plows, Heat Cutters and In fact anything in Hardware come to H. L. CARR STRAY TAKEN UP. m n M- I have take. a A wall comes hit has en with my ran Iron. about two months. The taxed organs. D . i. i- Liver and ,. I. . The Death Penalty. A little sometimes results in death. Thus a mere scratch, insignificant cuts or puny boils have paid the death penalty. It is wise to have Salve ever It's the best naive on earth and will prevent fa- when burns, wires, ulcers and threaten. Only at J. L. Drug Store. V piano for sale at a sac- the is one I of handled by the Co, was bought by a gentleman who lost hit, little girl. -rilling to lose over a dollars. Cash or time, apply I to Ci. O. or W. A. Greenville N. C. End of Bitter Fight. physicians bad a long and stubborn light an on my rig. F gave me Everybody thought my time had come. As a resort I tried Dr, King's New Discovery for Con- The received was striking and my in a few days, Sow I've entirely regained my It conquers all coughs, colds, and throat and lung trouble Guaranteed by L. Woolen, druggist. Price and Trial bottles free. I Bilk and zephyr shawl, all I colors extra heavy in black. D. I M. Johnson Co. Grifton M. C. Suicide Prevented. A startling announcement that a preventive of suicide had been discovered will interest many. A run down system, or Invariably precede suicide and something has been found that will prevent that condition which makes suicide likely. At the first thought of self destruction take Electric It being a great tonic and will strengthen the nerves and build up the system. It's also a great stomach, liver and kidney regulator. Only Sat- guaranteed by Jno. L. Why use Cotton Baskets when you can get Cotton Sheets at less than half the price. White. m s w EASTERN REFLECTOR. J. WHICHARD. mi tad DOLLAR PK IN ADVANCE VOL No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. TUESDAY. OCTOBER No. TO THE WHITE TEACHERS. WEEK IN I Service and Baptist Tarboro, N C, Oct 6th This week been notably a one for At I Her. Perry in the I. compel Maine the rule governing a in be present. I desire hi sT The first of the Tench- for the echoed year will t held in the in Saturday, Oct. in all that a will to he dared for each absence should there tie any. I believe, however, you will come you love I work. A teacher's Interest In aisled the rector Rev. Mr. Hard- a mission which s of nearly a week. Mr Webber is an able divine. On the of the last bath, In audience composed of men exclusively he strongly the daily celebration o. toe hundred and Much interest one Hiss, were the product of a I cultured mind and made their on all heard n. Holy throughout the the spirit of piety was revived. RIVER annual of the Tar -o of the Mission, was convened day in by the moderator, Rev T. M of Rocky Mount. Revs I Taylor, Warrant a standard of morality, work is shown by theme embraced his a congregation of the The meeting- will he ,,,,. sex the following afternoon and needs to be here. The are to fol and all u will in if yon are and blanks for all the will be distributed from wt i be given you winch i u will forbids m i voucher leg properly kept and filled. this lie done Will ti give this meeting. It be present and have a-y tr ab these you will to b except yourself. I also to have a ii. it you day as to j u are going to leach. etc. It may be lo you and your school hi I report to Corded for reference tori he l of ed neat ion, will done this j have not been required here- that they be done. It know what they are I how you can do I hem. This meet log will be the time and where site- Information i I give begin you are not here I don't brethren. Rev. U It what you will do. A meal me. , discussed an inter- is what we wish and what eating report on temperance State missions was the subject of by the association for such missions for the coming year. At the Wednesday the association to employ an at a salary of one thousand dollars and traveling and Piney Grove were admitted as new churches to The devotional Wed- evening were conducted by Rev. W. W. Barnes Rev G T. read and discussed a report home mis- embracing the Southern. states and the island of Cuba only. A report on the orphanage was read and discussed by Rev, Mr Martin, of Spring Hope. There is said to be a debt of about eleven thousand dollars against this institution. The association IN Km tor Pleas space i. yon payer to the of Wiley C., son M. G. and Flor- Maye, who was taken so early from by a fatal at the Building ft Lumber Co. where he was an and also a Wiley was bore- September 26th, died August 17th, 1905; making his stay on earth years mouths and days; He was wounded august about o'clock a. m. and died at f- in. A loving father, brother and skilled physicians did AND SOCIAL Thin company will show in A. D. left H. H. Wilson, of is visiting relatives here. Cum. left this for a trip the road. Visa of Fremont is visiting In. K, S. Rev. F. D. and James returned Wednesday evening from Norfolk. Mrs. V. Seawall, of Faison, came Wednesday to visit Mi i hi to Friday evening. Misses d Effie Grimes, Bethel, earn in Friday evening t i visit Mi- i I Hamilton, in evening and re- home this morning. all they could ft his recovery, hut alas, a higher power laid a he Mrs. P. E. Dancy. baud upon his life and his soul away so peacefully to another world, and left a lifeless corp-s to be to so many broken hearts fur their last look upon his cold Inc. thirty-two dollars to this cause. The session Thursday morning was opened conducted by Rev. Kev. Manning August formerly pastor of the Tarboro church. Reports and discussions were heard on H. T. Ki g went to Grifton Wednesday evening to attend the district convention of the Christian church. Mrs. aim Funeral services were conducted Ruth of Bethel, came in evening to visit . ti at four p host of many friends and E E Burner, of Richmond, led in prayer The introductory delivered by Rev I. Lump kin, of The r II id the churches wan called and delegates from of the enrolled Rev. Mr unanimously himself as moder- for ensuing year. Three new pastors were intro- these being Revs. J E. of Greenville, W W Barnes, to their loss, but we hope cation, relief, our loss is his Heavenly gain woman's work, digests of church blooming youth he was so bright letters, other topics. The association claims a ding ten thousand And treasured a a flower, But was taken this world Of strife, By a stronger baud than second largest in the world. . . . . , . lie was noble, strong and brave, A resolution of thanks to the ,. .,,., I Tarboro and the people I generally for their hospitality was unanimously adopted by rising vote Dr. then pronounced j We can meet earth no more, the benediction and the But hope to meet some day, W E Cox left this more for being ed wire too a funeral vice. Mis, Frank Carr and dangled, A blue, of Greene county, -pent today here with Mrs. J. W Allen. Mi-s With no afflictions Hamilton, and k Manning, But as brought so early to w,., have grave y i. ; Moor-, left this morn- By an awful accident. Miss Barnhill, of ; who has been visiting her parent to meet next year Beyond the toils and cares life, I Mr j Barnhill, re with Red Oak church in Nosh county. . brighter land than day. Written by his loving titter. Mote. of Elm City, and J T Eubanks of a, the Church. Bethel. . , In the after. u report on Sun-1 As announced in pap. r schools as read and discuss., j the Mission services at the ; by the Rev. J T. Jenkins. A report by Bishop of your schools .- ii, , was then read by Rev. will next Sunday the next If j T and discussed by night sermons through the follow- MAYO-GRIMES. turned home this morning. Mis. Nannie dimes and Miss Fannie of who have Mrs T. Vincent, returned home today. Misses Sidney and Pattie Daven P rt, o Pact Ann's Fleming, See hope to bare that day. that you are prevent. County Supt. schools. LIGHT PRICES REDUCED Week being as ii Communion, Episcopal kilowatt to cents. The patron- what lengthy after ii report thereon had been read by Mr The Heart resolved to raise one thousand There will also he morning dollars in the next sixty days for the week begin. i at o'clock. I.- three sermons at morning vi. es will be on growth, M P Davis, of ,, . , ,, ., , subjects I to Rev. L. . . , , . ., hist three f the morning will be on Married near Bethel on day 4th, residence of Mr. T. C. Grimes, Miss Nina, bis of House, Staton, amiable daughter to Mr. T V. are Mrs. Mayo, one of p. Davenport. will he the last day Mrs. Thursday evening from farmer. The ceremony impressively formed by . T. Lawrence of Hamilton. march of i c of the Aldermen. were in session Thursday as much business as usual and the of t was reached earlier. The reported t hat r t had made in- the money needed e the sew- . a I for the be made in a few days. The at reel o et h work, but t the -i.,. in fair cot the sidewalks need- log most at in -i- . f lb- street from Die in-. v he to a point near house came up was p it to next meeting. The mat f exempting firemen in poll was referred to to report at next . made their .-t h. he clerk and tax fixed at mo. collected tor water service has heretofore been . .-1 o the on lit of the water and commission, and n ordered hat these hereafter lie turned to the of the town. The salary the police- mail was Increased from to per moil II, Aldermen and H r were appointed pun- i I lo . J. Willis Has mantel all license-. u i the treasury issued. Plant ii Prospering and are missions Given the Benefit. The address of welcome made by The price of electric current lot use business has been reduced cents per wan softly Grimes. Owing to there mourning in family u only a marriage popularity of couple was j spending a few days with the louse returned September showed -lock on baud i hand hi 1.00, bill returned Thursday the Mr- from July Is to Oct. lit be i display Rev and was respond Morgan on behalf of the A prayer made for the Rev , age of the municipal plant has so ,,,, been I increased that the water and light commissioners, their monthly meeting night, found that this reduction could with safety be made. It speaks e i r H plant has been hi only ii few months, and ti, u in price means a saving to tin For those who have used kilowatts per mouth at a co-i will hen net same for those using kilowatts at no for and so for whale the customer At this low rate of cents kilo- watt the number of customers doubt further Increased Lot Examination. mined at home by the illness daughter. to have mad. the historical address The devotional exercises which opened the tea ion Tuesday evening were by -I c of the hi of the Tar River old Sandy Creek seventy years v. Mr For. t, made a splendid address on he I outlook of the Baptists Sod, through the and III. the Approach till in r d nun s i ill and I ho i many . ill hen thorn, K. Cox, FOR THE LIBERTY. Tobacco Sales September. mat t by cent- per while the Liberty's average as thereby showing an cent's per I y I in mid i the hey lo d k s, They days in will re. urn in i M home. M i h i in Lost Three Finders Jo W .- . . . f . . iii t lie factory the Build, Lumber Co., lost three of bit left band, Thursday afternoon, by getting his band caught in a in around which u at work. Almost Ready. Superintendent F. us the new telephone The Wednesday morning opened with exercises advantage of conducted by Rev. II. II. March- to the tellers who were wise will be ready to cut over by burn. enough to patronize the Liberty, Monday. The new system is foreign was Oar books are open to the In- going to lie a Improvement special order business Dr the public. no one. Bo far as they i I k. We are here with e been tested phones a cheap talk. We are Only next I pared missionary map of the world tie money to back our every suite- excellently, rill be held examination and delivered an able from moot, to convince you that of the year for white teachers. of missions, One I Liberty is place to sell those who have not been examined sand and live dollars were tobacco if is any voted to be raised during the next Why year for foreign o'clock missions was special order. D the report recited some i highly interesting statistics must he present then, Friday, Oct. the teachers of the county will be examined. expect to you bad better be here that day- This will be your last chance. W. II. Your friends, W. T. ft Co. Alien's minstrels h id a . crowd under tent night was up Better Send Him On. A man going through this section lately claiming to represent art schools iii cities has been working a slid he people. people love lo be hum. bugged. slater, Mrs. W. Allen. v. and Prof. W returned Thursday evening from the the far River m i ii . in T II State , , in from Rule i ; in i i A. d in i, . o have been v it it g hi i m, II. White, returned In me today. Miss Maggie more, who been visiting uncle, K. I- Humber, left this morning Littleton. sod Mrs. II Moore and from Grifton win re have been attending the district Mrs. J. l. who has be. n visiting her sister, W. Allen, home tins morning. Mis. Julia Baltimore, who has been Mi. and ITEMS X. C. i , County Supt. Schools. Three thousand dollars were and everything they hear. repeat M. Levy, if Norfolk, in hero, tow a Mail Si. . -pent i, v, i i- .- It a . i lei, Its i-s i owl. I ii -I . III I i iv tn oh of . in t ibis week. to I home ilk I h is in II A. Blow, of . Ill to. II I . I. V iv ; to visit I sick at hit h Stiff V j id, is i In r son, Hi Is . , . ho i- .- at the home el Mi. .- . t-. A. and family s I mi e the lust, Arthur Willi mis and fan moved to There was Friday night from this place to Green for the bent lit of those who Wished returned home . of who attended were Dr. L. B. Bethel, Ricks, H. Stanley, and Miss Mary raj Raker, W. T. Hart ell, Bar in It. T. l Cecil i. Harrington. ii SWISS POOR PRINT

WATCH , .-. . B. CHERRY CO. STORE. Special Low of One First Fare Plus Fifty cents to Raleigh, Richmond and Return, via ATLANTIC COAST LINE. Tickets on sale October 13th to inclusive, return limit October 23rd. All tickets one admission coupon to the Fair Grounds. October has been designed as Day, on which President Roosevelt will visit there from a. m. to p. m. An will be made the President at a. m. the day of hid visit to the Fair. Special low rate of One Fare fins Fifty cents for the round trip to and return, account tor Horse Show via the Atlantic on sale October 13th to 21st, final limit October All ticket ion coupon to the Horse Show. K lie to Richmond Ac- count Horse Show. The Atlantic take pleasure in announcing .-penal low rate of one far cents for the trip to Va., u return account of the Morse Show, 10th to Tickets on sale October 9th to with final return limit 15th. AH tickets include admission to the Horse Show. The Horse Show is a State and should lie missed by all lovers a display of superb horses; lie- sides i- a place of many historical it h well n visit. For further information write w. j. Genera Passenger Agent W N. C Scientifically Constructed. ULTRA, A Shoe for Women. THE ULTRA SHOE for is made with careful reference to the most minute details and so perfected in its numerous styles there is no other shoe on the market selling at the price the Ultra does, its superior, if its equal. Here is the fundamental basis of a perfect shoe. We employ our own expert designers, and every Ultra Shoe is made over scientifically constructed to meet tie- closest variations of width and size in woman's footwear The Ultra Shoe meets every requirement of the many whims of SHOE, for men, In Oxfords, Tans, etc Pulley Bowen, THE HOME OF WOMAN'S FASHIONS. Whats the Use to Cry OVER MILK DO suffer or Pi DR. PILLS Mm GET WISE and look over our elegant line to cut. or . u . ; by l H v IS. or Organs, Youthful Errors, I'm of Tobacco or Opium r of CO. get nil fur u ml r a hundred at Art Squares, Curtains, Carpets and Mattings. We sell The Buck stove, You tin- We'll furnish the t- TAFT VANDIKE, Home Outfitters. PHARMACY S AL E AND G E STA Ayden, N. C. to ate Jenkins you nil- .-- i. e to feat, we can save you iii-f to fit We curry ever Haw. Try a mid lip convinced. Call Hart i a bur none better in when . Old I i--111 j Hand-made Paw Bread II. Mm. MU W will i. p a fl lit III IF OH ill the Hie k t Till of lit, draft horses. tine and We tile mules that be bought. We buy or kind of or will buy anything from a to 1900 driver. to us. If we have not gut want we ii. R. L CO. Best Lighted House in the State for our Customers and their team. Brick Warehouse, Greenville, N. C. Funnels bring US The Brick. We will always work for your interest mid guarantee price. BRINKLEY Proprietors. The following Gentlemen Constitute our Working Force who are Always glad to see you D. S. Spain Bookkeeper B. T. Bailey Auctioneer H. S. Hardy Floor Manager Ed. Harris Clip Calculator. MISTOOK HIS MAN. Cloth An u. hi lull. A new manager to rive the and, In, ii a . tum- the and. after receipt- it, into hand, it the time if .-. for you had horn a little harper it would have been two. on get your mas- clothe worn out half quick enough. time he ought to on that bin, and it M worth your while to Kt a With a halt grin the earl replied, I'm thought my truth hard, and hit of the man- like but eon r. . ion up to a w that may an into . pocket. Just look here a this bit of I just taken from the Well, roughened on purpose, i that and give your I a good about the every day end give I about and it at a in your pocket rear. needn't think that n hall forget hi- i d run lid the a may very kind In abet, though I fear he in lay will not l. . to by them. A for I not Ron with . n ii be the Ear t------. I wish you good c- FOOLS. REPORT OF THE CONDITION Lu- i. iii ed in nut . do in an all almost i I'm not ii . count for in The other paper, but was the given the hi was a light i with a friend on a , ear. things I t t repeal. 1.0, can't as- that way. j took a cent I out of to pay a newsboy for a paper. to read the Caper, hut . there and I up to see what I and fun ml that I had the penny my- self. night I did the worst yet. I wanted in the pantry J quite late .; the evening, mid as were no there I lit a lamp to j take in When I got inside eases are or ha; . treat I a moral l i- l l i. at if k. he pars, one of th. than . or of ; down the the i joys the grows to . lie is heir will make master h it of from the rears, ram.-. I Men ran- i hatter ii fact, told t. the make- mi ii as n all of full One that he lit obliged to ten made . of t. able to i the lord start of his pr until In ht Arc is the name of a little town near where the demented arc cared by the Belgian govern- It a town of fools, a town t fools dwell peace with about the their noonday re- M the The town- ship about 1,500 lunatics, who are I -i as by the . ugh all the dangerous rd on outlying in the asylum, -g only the harmless, of the patients is but arcs due to the set of the townsfolk. taking in the are called, vary from to year, the degree of I i in which the i. No matter how much i he is the spoiled . lily, for the people of d to understand the -f insane people better r known a This is due to i of handed her to son. is really the guest of is given the armchair . eat table and so that he the esteem in which mi extent that he greatest efforts to . i-a.-i lest he should . The children riser than others, ml with elders their equals in i of children may be hand in hand men, to whom they familiar manner. patient is often tare of the baby of and in most cases he nurse, ahead of any other for e fully honored and i.-e for their fancies. all left legs and is . bis boot- and himself the i says he is perfectly hut that for i. is too fat. land- i M.-t him in making a second floor window, thinks better V to wait THE BANK OF FARMVILLE. FARMVILLE. N. C. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, AUG. 1905. the find that j on coming carried in drawn inst. had lighted. suggested or I was to .-till in darkness, and i again found i . of water I jut I of the lamp that I something for friend r red Indeed. it rental for little girl to if equal a . Hunt. Of course she spoke childish union where the I essayist wit used his rip. intellect. Hunt, in describing an exceeding- warm d will be remembered, spoke of ii one which tempted him lo and sit in his bones. The little miss had been romping running all day, To- ward night II her father met her. you n. tired, little he not very tired, she; replied. in of -In- I do feel as though I'd like to take my legs off and In -111 Flattery. Melissa tall, line looking col- girl, Mr.-, with whom lives as cook, 1- a sin ill, fair hailed The mis- tress respect for her maid's powers, and Melissa adores Mrs. reckon done learned lot iii I to lib. Missy mid tn- no done I. anted hot like de iv folk.- u Inn I gout mil. An iii-1. mi- handsome yo II r I I'm id I wall; mil under it do lister step up to me . , in.-, Inn am I V. Companion. Reptile Farm. In .-1 reptile Linn ever instituted was one ii existed for n lime in Bengal. The government, wishing in keep the breed of dead h make, offered n for every deed-cobra which should lie brought in lo a police wily saw an of milking money. Therefore n mall syndicate was formed nut or; fur cobras was. established. Daniel for matters, oft receipt for . they were was n to On on a I and of it eon lie over the mi that t rifle large . Bill That Grew. i. r res never noted o detail in business well known failings advantage of by who gave no bills, simply because demanded. Webster of this, but it seemed . very little. a creditor tire- ii h seemed this bill replied the maker v. I Webster, handing time I i has seemed to me u A st on mil . the organ grin Game. of an actor who home rather early in clime lo an early A piece of green etched over the top of the organ, a miserable monkey gathered in receipts. The actor saw he cloth, stopped and put down a -liver dollar, which was immediately grabbed by the monkey. The actor stared a minute, nibbed his and walked away mutter- ever ran up against in t the farmer, who really should be culled an has been a vast change in the methods of those who till the soil. As Instance, days we have machines that out, thrush sack the wheat, whereat other cradled The visitor nods but I believe there has not been such groat progress in other branches of agriculture. Am not right in opinion that you still put cm in a A Conversion. Mi. lei lowing of the conversion of n girl, When she as asked, you she replied, hope so. makes you think you sir, there Ii a great in me from what there used to be. is the don't know, sir, hut there la change in all things. Hut there is one thing, always sweep under the mats 1,906 nO Duo from Banks in Nat. US. 777.43 Capital stock d in 110,000.01 Undivided profits to check 18,616.36 State Pitt. I, J. R. Cashier of above-named bank, do solemn swear is true to th. bet of my knowledge- and belief. J. K. DAVIS, Subscribed and sworn to be- fore me. this 26th day of Au- gust, 1905 J V. JOHNSTON, Notary T. L. TURN AGE, R. L. DAVIS. GET YOUR SUPPLIES Now Quarrier Petersburg Grey Granite, Fencings, Iron Vases, CHAS. MILLER WALSH, Monumental Work and Cemetery Furnishings. All Work Finished With Pneumatic Tools. PETERSBURG. VA. for Designs and Prices. Everything want in the way of Canned Goods, Pickles, fruits, Candies, Nuts. can be had at , our store We carry a supply of the Best i Goods JOHNSTON BROS. The Cash Grocers. SUITS UP and PANTS UP. Made to Measure. Cleaning, Dying and Pressing. a specially. I also clean and dye ribbons, father, etc. PAUL Tailor, Greenville. N. C. Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets A for Health and Renewed Vigor. and Kidney Trouble-. Dowels. Mountain Ta n by SALLOW PEOPLE A hoy who wants to learn is not to can find a place in c. i f. Dental Greenville. Service AT YOUR Is to-day an admitted Business NECESSITY At Your House It's at once and a Ne- that cannot measure by any money One Emergency Call, in One Year, Pays the Rent. ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR, WHO MAS For Rates APPLY TO LOCAL or Home Telephone and Telegraph Company, HENDERSON. The Eye and the Some one Bays that pair of frame- too large or two small, not exactly In front of each eye. acts as a and do as a lens, produces nausea, vomit- headache and even So many abnormal of the eye, or its involved. that not only named symptoms, but other digestive disturbances, and even may be due to the inadequate nerve supply to the digestive organs. there amount of energy is consumed in the or refractive errors. is due to of eyes canals rather than from any thing in stomach itself. Dis- orders of the digestive system affects the vision as is often wit- after too a meal. For example that join glasses are properly lilted and they will always give sat- When they are not correct they give you trouble. Dr. Odom corrects all refractions and guarantees to every body. Office now at Hotel, Greenville, N. the est day you can to see him. examination d s w S. M. SChULTZ and furniture Dealer. paid Hides, Fur. Cotton Bead, Oil Bar- Turkeys, Egg, Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba y Carriages, Parlor Tables, Safes, P and Ax Life Tobacco, Key West Henry George Gan- Cherries, Peaches, Apples. Pine Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour Meat, Soap- Magic Food, Matches, Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar, Oranges, Apples, Dried Apples, Glass China Ware, Tip and Wonder Ware, and toil, Beat Butter, New Royal Sewing Machines nu- goods. Quality and Cheep for THE SANITARY Coffee and Tea Maker A Patent Appliance which fits inside of any fee Pot- dies away with Eggs or Sack, and Needs no Settler Try One and Your Coffee Will be better. MARVELOUSLY ECONOMICAL and CLEANLY. ask them, ii Let Common Sense Decide Do honestly believe, that coffee sold loose exposed to dust, germs and insects, passing through many hands of them not you don't know how or by whom, is fit for your use t Of course you do;, u But LION COFFEE story, lite green berries, selected by keen lodges at Use plantation, sure roasted our where precautions yon would not dream of taken to secure perfect cleanliness, flavor, and uniformity. From the time the coffee leave Vie factory no hand it it it opened in your the ST of Americas Homes welcome LION COFFEE daily. is no stronger proof of merit than continued and popularity. all only In lb. packages. lion-head on every I Kara SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE CO., Toledo, REPORT OF THE CONDITION OP Greenville Banking Trust Company NORTH CAROLINA. At the resources paid in 4,274.00 6,500.00 Stocks, etc, Undivided less and 2.415.114 taxes paid All other real 250.78 Hills payable 45.000.00 Time 10,081.20 Due from Bank items 781.32 coin Oil Silver coin National Bank a and other S. notes 13,079.01 deposit abject to Total State Carolina, County of Pitt, I, It. of above mimed bank, do solemnly wear that above true to the heal of my knowledge and belief. and to before me, this 4th day of Sept . Public I I. noun, v. T. MINI i. The Reflector Tub Is By Everybody In and it pay what Want. you what they want advertise and Mire t a port their Subscribe to THE ELECTOR POOR PRINT

THE j WHICHARD, in peat at ll N n h in of e d W using ingenuity to d ,.,. prim The continue IO do so if ft Bud maintained by the people If the advance lb a i I'll- crop in cents to y aid require e. S. C, class matter, A desired at m Pill in l to r. County. Tuesday, 1905. Coll n Spinners of Britain but little co operative Hi Insecure Herald a f-r the president such a suit ill of e towns hit Southern trip, that h it I- and therefore time is limited. ADDRESS Cotton Merchants and Southern a of the Executive of the Commits of the Southern Otto. . held at , era back to It. L fl . . ., pages, and that just ten day after the union strike. The News and have d e as well. Pretty record The has derided. from each cotton State and Territory were present a report on the condition of the ton crop made up to August compiled from returns of more than correspondents a condition of per cent om Dewey, the Sex hank as compared with a condition of not have a percent for a corresponding period crop of 1904. An i f the new trial, but meet toe six , t i- w n i n from sentence d year penitentiary a him by the lower court. Bo he will at -t part of whet he s. nil has advanced a cent a gallon. And bow d after Rockefeller's big donation of 110.000.0011 to higher pi,. i ,, men who argued for a carnival h ground of it being a trade puller for the merchants are won re went to Charlotte is getting over t-,. .,,, . the president will at p half an hour in that city instead of five minutes. The ill but clubbing has ever made. us J offers the Watch out for it. The offer will in elude several good at ball price President K- nil an I he dead in earnest when lie d would n t st f r a third term- counting mi term. We arc I a People know v. Ii ii Mm t enough a tool thing.- ton Star. Te Form An effort is to In made to form B socialist party in state A state convention to be in Greens- on I this month It claimed by the , are good for a large dance The attempt will made to effect a thorough organization the party in this Mate Eugene V socialist candidate fr president lust year, is expected to be i other leading of tho national patty. same i indicated a yield of 0.88, babe of cotton. Taking this information a guide in connection the demand f r t c n by the spinners the world, high prices of cotton good, the heavy cost to the product is for and harvesting this crop, the committee agreed that eleven cents as minimum price, basis mid- at p would lie i ream i I c price to be asked t tins season f -i It Inn been r. ; and hot denied, that spinners can pay twelve I.-- u r p middling cotton at the present time and still make I it in the manufacture of the raw material into the finished fabric. been recently de eland between Russia and Japan. The n hole civilized world is in a most prosperous condition and the all the cotton mills of Europe and America are running night and day to supply the tr. demands for cotton goods. The enormous crop of American cotton reaching unprecedented figures nearly hales has been easily absorbed by the -I rs average price is per p Of crop there was only a small reserve stock if little more than a million hales to be carried into the season of C on first day of September, if no more than ten million hales of cotton ire harvested this season to be add- , t., the small n serve stock carried n. from the crops of 1904, the mills of world, the present rate of e n, face a in raw cotton before another crop be planted, cultivated and placed hi n the i . i The mills I ave for many months for delivery of goods to lie man ii i it ton yet lo l In from the he i have sold to the spinners to he i livered the months which is to be have combined to crush the efforts of the f inn. rs to maintain prices, and Exporters all in their power to hammer down the market. The of the is easy and simple. ability of the farmers Vi win this is I as for the pro I of your firesides and your homes, your wives, children and your country. Stop selling at present prices Call upon your merchants and bankers to aid you in the heroic straggle lies ahead Store your cotton in the seed ever and do have it ginned until later in season St the lint cotton under good sheds to keep it dry on the farm or place it warehouses, where the receipts are needed collateral to money to meet maturing obligations All other lines of borrow money, why not the farmers. hen by so doing they can hold their off the market and materially advance its price, no attention to the lure being printed circulated broadcast throughout the South. Thia is done with one object and that is to discourage and induce you less eleven cent for bale crop Let people know the know the power of their strength and then lit them act promptly and the victory for higher prices will soon lie won, then their great staple will be selling at its real value to the world. Overwhelmingly Defeated It seems strange to us where we have had the law for so long, that there are sections i f the State, especially in eastern North Carolina, where opposition to the Stock law is very strong Al out one fourth of Moore county is under Block law and an election was held Tuesday to pass on the cf putting the reminder of the county . under law. The proposition overwhelmingly defeated and the denizens of Moore will continue to fence their crops against fence the cattle from the crops While the campaign was going on the Moore county papers were ltd with communications for and against the stock old argument, that ii is i n to nature, outrage ant a crime, to prohibit cattle running to sell your cotton prices , I on the range was used powerful II has been As producers its value. that is and , , the law was passed for set got d prices, at least eleven . , . . i . was not cents per pound, mere will be but little or profit in this crop. ck up the present heavy receipts to , w for Ir d. II and he put n through Ii was his in; it could not have been at that time nor for many veers afterward. a member of the was petitioned not less than eleven cents for every pound of middling cotton you have to i The Southern Cotton A i The Educational and Co operative The Ann n can Society of Equity, The Alliance of Carolina have agreed on the minimum price eleven cents and the membership if these powerful organizations, stand together in unity and harmony defy the combinations of the world and win another notable the like of which was never wit- before. Call your county and district meetings throughout the entire belt Build p your membership in the Southern Cotton Association stand firmly together for justice and tin. Corn Association. protection- it you nu B de your cotton for or days -pile 2nd annual me ting of Pitt i Association guarantee an c unity cord association advance in the price to eleven cents sill meet in th court house Thurs- per pound. Do rash your cotton I day, Oct. 1905. on a depressed market, bill sell slow-; Invitation is extended and prove to the world beyond r,. nu mm ere In c and question of Southern bring an exhibit. farmers the ability, the deter A. J. the lo force the world to recognize their power in maintaining a fair puce for j really looks like something is The Southern Cotton Association about to lie done. We have been must he maintained and financed by informed petitions are now the farmers of th South Its in the Legislature his last. did his county a good service, though bis efforts were not generally appreciated at the lime Fact is .-as much bad bl and many tin, but no effort was made repeal the law, everybody got used lo it and now we wonder how we would do without it The Moore county folks, if they had pi quiet, might have prevailed on some the Legislature to pass the law for them This is hardly probable now since I he election shows such a strong sentiment against the law mark. T. OF THE BANK OF AYDEN -saw. DEN, N. J.- At the of business August 26th, 1905. the producers. The spinners We Let you Marion finds the Exporters are heavily short with n hut paper contracts in that I of some kind compels him to Greensboro on that day, and while there, of course, he will try to make a deal with the socialists, if there are enough present to get up a negotiation the state election in the socialists poled votes o t of the total of of the South hold the spot cotton in their hands and control absolutely the lo lo the situation. Will the formers lake advantage of the did they occupy, and I i ,,, rt ii rights to to protect the interest of the pro- is recognized and feared by all the h speculative and cot ton interests of America and Europe If we go down in defeat the enemy will he merciless and it will take twenty years for the South to recover again. Stand by tho Association and thereby protect your individual hopes a. to see it accomplished interests circulated among the towns on branch of the Atlantic Line with a view of securing another daily train- That is a move in the right direction and if the towns work together the train will he sec a red, Tub roil has been hammering on this proposition a long time and Loans and Discounts, paid in, Furniture and pins fund 1,000.00 Demand profits less Hue from Hanks, Cash Items. unpaid . Gold Coin, Silver Coin, subject to check, National Hank notes 3.80 other D. Total. Total. NORTH s county of I, R. of is i- lief. sworn to and financially able to manage Now for a long pull, a strong me f 1905. t her interests from and a pull all together of Kinston. HODGES, cast by all parties. was f . m .,,,,,,,, , the buyers Will nit the for W. A. for governor. This had only one more candidate in Held, C. Lindsay for lieutenant governor, who received votes So there docs not seem to be much cause for fear on part of the democrats that their will be greatly weakened by organization of the socialists. If Marion Duller should succeed in making B deal he will timid an i chants and local hankers throughout the up solidly In n ranks with the farmers against tin combinations that are so actively work to depress pries and defeat the will of tho people MUST ill i. HI Every man in tin- South, no m ii I a is a-id dominating and hands business men to operate with the of her enemies business men in other towns along Last January the price of cotton I the Atlantic Coast Line was depressed to six cents per pound and note the results Ii will he's an I Si Ci rein, inhered that the of was a the New Orleans company did not refuse the commit Convention Jan to bring tee from Kinston, outright, when s about harmony among the request woe made for this double,, j and bankers so as to daily A. C. L- and if the price to ten cents i the business show s united The world knows front and furnish company good h this powerful why the extra service should advanced be established there is little i July ii will e. apparent Notary swear , ,, . be- J. R. SMITH, i Attest; K. SMITH, R. CANNON. e. to the strength cf his duty during the coming the Pop-Rep. the t, ten cents in the S on July 3rd, live months later. it will e. Tin -c good reasons arc only this the given business man along the line by certain properly presented to the com- rials in the States pony officials will accomplish the de- Agriculture was exposed sired Let the business men or this and all co-operate for the, establishment of this , train H This work has already saved service and we believe it will be For c Stove Ranges, Heaters Pumps, Am- munition. Horse Steel Plows, deal Cutter and In f.- t anything in come to H. L. CARR Messenger. and financial in the great dollars to the South Kinston Free ,. WINTERVILLE This department is in J. H. FRY, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. -ECHOES FROM THE The painter is following after carpenters on new boy's dormitory will soon Vie done panning the outside of the building. In a few it will be occupied already several rooms are engaged in It. Mi. M. G. Bryan Wed- night st Houston. Nice Silk waist at Barber A Co. J. R. Carroll went Wake Forest Wednesday. He is a for- of W. H. sad we predict for nun much success. B. T. Cox A have a full Hue of school papers, Inks, , tablets, day standard calicoes at , . t. ledgers, slates, per yard, Harrington, Barber crayons, school bags shawl straps. and see what have before bringing else- Co. Mr. and Mrs. Jobs of V hut night to visit relatives here. by B. G. Chapman car load of which they will ell very cheap. Miss to Ayden last lo visit friends. For Hull time alarm clacks nod see R. G Co. Maud for near House Ibis into where. A. O. Cox sad G. F. attended the Tar River Association Wednesday ind Thurs- day report a very pleasant lime. The of Winter- ville, was consecrated p Strange preached us by the large who hoard It, Tin- were very pretty, the Another Urge shipment of shoes nil styles prim ,,, . ,.,,. f. ,,,,. , lo her K-e-e. If CUD Id be the wife how more Ibis of God, Men's and youth's sizes, The Pitt Oil Mill seems lo be far d near, and seems to prevail. Nice and A. W. MUs Perry, one of the Friday evening to friends Trunks at ton Barber Co. of salt just ed at R G. Chapman Co. If yon a nice coned, or some see A. Anne A Co Sp, c . prices a gin s far n. l . House. I l stock In. s . .-, at u reasonable Cal Misses . Ward e Clara Lee Sieve-is Greenville this las entered, g I full it. Harding, C V -lid I-;, up places recommended for the human ,,, IS. T family, e for Black pee. i. We e of re II. L. Signs i In- i j , , suits i; I . of to Win- com For sale by B. T. Bro. Mis- Anna L tile went to her Kinston night. -o d E Cure, the for stock and n -ore colic cute. the Drug S. -re Louis went hone to Sunday his Our line fall and Winter, When la town call to see me I goods are now in. See lice be- iii ii s livery feed fore you buy. joins I o please A. . lo . . L. House W. C i. own When Editor Regardless the opinion of strictly as lo puses as j- i. i in opera In by Mr. S. sou, I eel I h . ., ii i-i lug I in- s. mint all I in w s i from start in and Hie id all, wall girls and bow. is capable . a very high . in mm Tl h fully and hip it the graded school planted only a year ago h bearing The o j of those engaged In the name was people Greenville and all were present. The splendid attention by large audience a special earnest of the audience felt and and the audience was a very select of Pin. Such nu more lie and In Hie Reduction and -ii These ailments are common with most retailers at the Ops closing of the season, but with some of be mill lid h i so long and made splendid Ii ., all and c lent u-i this splendid pleasure ;. in. lull Pill Well d-i r. Mrs died at her d nice candle, borne Thursday Fruits o inn call on H. L. John Another load m school desk were I The beautiful new residence of ,,,, A Cox W. i. rapidly Johnson's WELL ABOVE Make Fool Print on The Sands Time. When his line of Hosiery cull- Big line of hats and caps Ladies end Gents styles. work will gave its oil mill is starting on Ha i Co. L. F. of Hugo, hen- visiting his brother; U C. For hay, corn and oats, go to Burlier Go. A. and Miss White I were ill town One of cur up to date bro- ugh. a wagon load of reed to I our Pitt Oil Co. and of machinery the A. U. Cox Co b making lots wagons, cuts far they have been keeping a line of special us on hard ware and mill supplies for next Full goods arriving daily A. days W, L. House. W. Ange Come Beat and sec at lowest Whether cotton goes up or goes down gin here runs When need fresh men; fish heel call on II. Will Washington has moved his barbershop into one of tin-new concrete stores, and he is now pared to do you good work any time. For fresh an to II. L, Kev. Smith, of Washing ton, D. C, has been visiting friend and relatives town, re- turned his home Thursday. For nice dress goods, If you expect to exchange your for meal you same lime glued making a bale I ,. licit weighed pounds, yon have at He paid one dollar and cents Fill Oil Mill. to get it and exchanged his The one the touching seed for meal and hulls. And in with the after be sold his bale Of nation and services at to one for I re a little than per pound of family he put his meal and bulls on bis f Mrs. Mary Smith, including Lice, Hamburg, and kinds of and returned home feeling nearly forty, a a dinner under the Ladies and Gent's furnishings go that he had saved much lime and grove near the at to A. W. it labor and was pleased with results. The consecration of If you want winter H. II. of St. Luke's church was concluded get one of those good healers at A. in town Friday. a o'clock on Monday and the W. A Co. are Cheap. Another of Hunsucker family and at A o o Buggies were seen rolling down to borne of Mrs. IS. K. ,, A one of our yesterday en. JG. x, the Kev. . K. it i route far our neighbor county good her luck to j was cad received ear Hour nice Rev. T. King through around board . fresh Harrington Barber I . town Thursday evening on his way near pronounced by Nice line of fresh groceries home from ; Kt. Rev. ways on hand Barbel If. Q. Chapman The near Co. are offering cut price on old grandmother here celebrated i,. A Sparks has opened their large stock shoes which her eightieth birthday, declaring hex complete Hue of must sold within u few days In happiest one her trimmings and notions in order to make room for their new It was tho culmination a supply soon to be received. of endeavor and and la ready, willing and waiting A. P. Keel was lit n Friday, supreme all he. days. flu order that may come lo All colors of paint, yellow Four generation represented selected line at Harrington Barber Co. lo mother, daughters, everything needed in the Misses Bertha and grand and price . suit it has become Just think of a Store selling at cost the whole year. affect the patients pump, can't tell the truth. develops a mania for talking and the germ is in some stores in Greenville all the creates a reckless gathering of and stuff of inferior qualities, no matter buy that is what its antecedents, most of it prepared for the with Red Sins and A Veritable Boarding House Hash. We shall expect our methods to hold. We are neither reformers philanthropists, and for young fellows, rather than old-fashioned. But we are determined to build up this store on principle statements based on facts and values be constant- reminded this fact when you compare of your you neighbor, who Town and because ii n paint Urns. S Co , who have bad over a experience in the of of Town Country paint i with paints the balance in Town Country because of wonderful covering cap city. Ask Md Merchandise beyond my competition. , , . country paint. Newspaper space is too expensive to use for Our little comparisons, such us reference to are very serious statements, and we take this method of calling the attention of the most critical and intelligent purchasing public to these abuses. It is time for better business methods any how. LETTER TO W. PAGE. Grew i X. C. The eh. up taunt I- buy is the mi.- Mini covers more you thin.; cheap one lo wear is the one Unit I young when Mrs. Moore, d K -is, N. y. bought pain, i he. house two c i s painters that to-day. did and said it would take that, Had shall call ma left. e are never because we do not buy merchandise because it is cheap. It must be or it will not be admitted in this store. condition then. II i. reduce every week, yes every day. if we think it necessary. paint, lust we knew, though , new goods are here. Now for a general shake-up all along line. Mi. Janus house, in Cairo Wu X. Y. was painted sore years; am goal That's the way i a on-e it paint no Yours If. W. COo. II. I. C Is our p nut. s Sunday at home. Mrs. Sarah Taylor baa her nice . mill ,.,., went in House this Interesting indeed. several photograph were taken groups, line open now, I , , Bishop, the and also a special line of tore, and Harding, Claudius F. Smith I Barber ft Co. invited see w B. Cox. Mrs. Smith also her. Her stock is well selected and always right. Nice line Barber A- Ill food c wide ii picture with those of silk at D. M. Johnson ft Co, Mrs, Smith . Mrs. J. It. Jackson and little first gave herself to her God in the daughter, . after a education of her own children. She ,, who to learn week's visit to mother-in-law, I given one son and just now n and is not Mrs. Bum returned to J grandson to the sacred ministry afraid to work can a place in her home Friday. and on day she Luke's office. North Carolina i In Pitt County i 1905, K. S r, i ox, I i Publication as ; .- her vs. Ii. A. shore will take not. i that nu action entitled as above baa been commenced In the superior court Pitt county i to n cover personal property, Pi claim livery And de- will further take notice be n i a term of I I the Sup, . unity to ,. hold on i i alter the J , 1st ii i ibis the i i. ii .-ii ,. i. the I court house as and an en r I In laid sell, n, or will apply to court In aid i , Superior Court . WE ARE HERE TO SELL GOODS, N. C. N. C.

Over I Telephone r .- I YOUR OFFICE oven LONG DISTANCE Not Quite How often you get a thinK nail or screw driver or Have a good tool box and be prepared for Our is all could and we will see your tool box does not lack ft useful article. Of . You get Harness, Horse Goods, of J. R To and Printers new process, on which patents are pending, whereby we can reface old Brass Col- and Head Rules, pt. and thicker, and make them fully as as now and without any knobs or mi h torn. PRICES Refuting Column and Head Rules regular lengths L. S and Head Ruled and over lb- A sample of Rule, fol I.- et o i P Supply Co. Type High Grade Material N. Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. NORFOLK SOUTHERN R. R. CO N. S. Steamboat Service. S nut-1 leaves Washington dally at ti a. Greenville; s Greenville daily at fin A Connecting at Washington with Norfolk Southern Railroad Norfolk, Philadelphia, New fork, Boston and all other Ninth. a Norfolk with all West. Shippers hon order their In lo l Si I. I It. hours ch without lie. T. II. A W I ll ion, t A i iii II. C. i T ft Agent, k. V i . Dr. Joseph Dixon AND Office Railroad peril named will take i titled as above Superior obtain a as North Pit i s s-oms stun an action ll. one . . . I . ;. solute v.-. d I t upon it- t of ll said r lain notice that he is re- quired to it next term of the court of I'M county lo be held the court house In Green- ville the nil Monday after 1st Kept, it bail g the of September, 1906 mm answer or demur the complaint in said notion, or lb-- will apply u the for the relief demanded in said This the 19th day of July, 1905. Moore. C. S. C ENTRY OF VACANT LAND. Shade A. Stocks and claims thirty acres, less, of vacant laud in Township, Pitt county, lying between the second and Kites old patent line and Indian Well Swamp, bound- ed by the lands of P. Smith and Wm. wife's land, and others. This August 7th, 1905. Any person or persons claiming title to or interest in the above described land must Hie their protest in within the next SO s. or they will be barred by It. taker fur this August 7th, ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Having qualified as administrator of Carolina Williams, latent Pitt N. this is lo notify all persons having claims against the state deceased to exhibit in the on before the ill of August lot s notice be pleaded in bar of re- All persons Indebted to said estate will please ma payment This the day of August 1905. J. O. Hr i It-y ICE TO CREDITORS. The Op. k -f Superior Court of l Is i me. n; on the ll III. . on the , i I in K given to -rs II the to e I III lo the -ti of said Estate . claims . hi date of this N ii . In- N lie will he plead in tin lei-very This ill. or August ASA K the of Albert No I ETC The i I the Superior court of Issued i- r to me, Mic on the of August, 1906, on the estate f ll. Tucker, deceased, No- is hereby given to all persons In- to the estate to make payment to the ed, sod to all creditors of estate to present their lain s properly authenticated, to the undersigned, within twelve months the date of this notice, or this notice will be in bar of their recovery. This the 12th day Aug. K P. TUCKER, on the estate of B. Tucker. I. A. BUG j. Attorney. ADMINISTRATORS NOW E. ii administration upon the estate of Peasant Parker, deceased. iii lug this day been Issued u me by of of cot n is hereby given to p holding said present lo me for pay- . t. authenticated, on In. 1900, or this i ill be pi. ad in bar of their n- All persons Indebted to said ere requested in make to me. I i tin- day of September Blow, Attorneys. The of Superior having issued letters of to me, the undersigned the 22nd day of Aug. 1905, on tho estate of W. K Jolly, ed, NOTICE is hereby given to all persons indebted to the es- to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and to all creditors of said estate their claims properly to the undersigned, with- in twelve months after date this is notice will be plead in bar heir recovery. This day of Aug. 1905. P. B K. Jolly v on the estate of w. E. Jolly. DIRECTORY. COUNTY OFFICERS J- Elks, Chairman, W. K. Home, J. R. Spier. J. R. M. Jones. Clerk C. ire. W. tucker. Register of T. Whit. William D. Cox. Hoard of Q. Chairman, B. M. L. C. Arthur, Superintendent Education W. H. Standard beeper C E. Flem- Superintendent of J. E. Nobles. TOWN Fleming Charles Cobb, J. R- W. A. Bowen, A. H. Taft, C. S. Curr, T. E. Hooker, J. C. Lanier. Wooten. C. Tyson. L. Carr. Tax C. Tyson. J. T As G- A. Clark. W. H. Chief Fire Department B. Hyman. Dispensary J. Pulley, J. S. Cong e- L. Pender. Prayer meetings each day night. Sunday schools u. m. Baptist Rev. J. E. pastor. Services every W. H. Sunday School v. H. II. Moore, I services ever j day. Sunday School. Episcopal--Rev. W. E. Cox, rector. Services every first Sunday. W. B Brown of Sunday lice Will W. H. Service every Sunday night and fourth morn- J A day Services every Sunday OS Pritchard Sunday School Frederick pastor, W B Dove Superintendent Sunday School, Preaching every 1st, 2nd and 3rd Sunday, morn tug and night, except service at night. LODGES Lodge No. A F A M, meets 1st and 3rd Monday nights in each month R Williams, W M; J. II. Sec Covenant Lodge No. I O O F Meets every Tuesday night. W N G; R L V Q. Evans, Sec Tar River Lodge No. K of Meets every i night E t Flanagan, T J Moore, K of R Tribe No O R M, meets every Wednesday night J ll Harris. Sachem; W wards, of R Pitt Council Jr O U A M. meets every Monday night E II H B RS. N. O, Oct. 1905 U A Gray and W M. made a business call Greenville i week. J. L. of Stokes, was here last week. A large crowd from the association at Bear Grass Those to learn all about raccoon will call on E. B. of for lull instruction. Ed. Moore, of Greenville, Friday here business. ii Sat n i ii j after spending a days Mrs. S G. William and Mrs. J. K. Blues visited in Saint- day G. Andrews and Ola Bethel, were here Saturday. of was last week, but he did in t tell us the exact date that he will be married. The at Moore's here Wednesday evening was very much enjoyed by all present It was gracefully led by Eli Rogers lie loll, wed by J. Will- and Miss Corey, S. and Miss Mary Taylor, Jenkins and Miss Corey, E Parker and Jenkins, Waller and Miss Ron Gray, Music was furnished b, the Oakley baud. of Jim Fleming, Stokes, here of . J. E. Mines here fill Announcement We to announce that we arc Wholesale and Retail for ---N White Lead, Paints, Colors, and and country Ready nixed Paints. A Door of Opportunity. There is no line in the world better than the Harrison line. It has behind it a reputation for honorable wares and honorable dialings. If use the Harrison Paints you need never worry quality. We trust you favor us with your orders whenever want good paint for any Have just a car load and can give you Special s. Hake Hart Then are thousands of young men in the South who are looking for profitable employment open ins; is so wide for these or so quick remunerative as the printing Printing is enormously in I r VIII . c, REPORT OF HIE CONDITION OF RESOURCES. silver com. National bank and other U. S. notes Total den, N. C. WOOD WOOD Dry, Split Pine Wood, cut every length, delivered at your No. Tours for business, JOE JENKINS. creasing the South, as industrial development goes on. The factories all require much job print- and those who operate them require newspapers. In either of these printing fields the forces necessary to carry on the business are short of the demand. This short- discounts .,,,. , j Overdrafts secured age is due, to increasing demand ,.,,,,,.,, and to the influence of the from Banks and Typographical Union limiting Bankers the Dumber of apprentices who would Cash items learn the trade. The proper start is to learn one of the departments of the trade. There is ready demand for pressmen, stereo- compositors and other de- of the work. Any of these trades will not only ensure a way by which a living may always be had. hut a really generous income may be made over and above a living. In addition to this; the opportunity for proprietorship and even larger is as well open to those who have the talent and executive ability as in other channels of work. Of the distinguished people of the world and especially this country a very large proportion began life as printers. It was so one hundred years ago and it is so i It was so when Benjamin Franklin was minister to France and it today when Raid is minister to Observer. THE BETHEL BANKING AND TRUST CO. AT BETHEL, N. V. At of business August 25th, 1905. 939.68 5,32-1 2,6119.02 LIABILITIES. Capitol stock Undivided profits 626.59 lime certificates of deposit 1,955.00 Deposits subj. to check 1-1,421.64 Collier's checks out- standing Total 22,315.43 State of North Carolina. County of Pit, I, H. Taylor, Cashier of the above named bank, do swear that the above statement is true to the best of my belief. Subscribed and sworn to be- fore me. day of August, 1905. JULIUS BROWN, Notary Public Cashier. Correct K. J. ROM. SPAWN, J. W. THOMAS, Directors. p. R. L. Dentist. N. C. NOBLES S. J- Nobles, Proprietor. door to C. L. Meals at all hours between ti a. in and midnight an minutes notice. Fresh oysters every day served in any style. Prompt service and polite attention, t all in when are hungry. D. W. III II I K IN Groceries And Provisions CURES Cotton Bagging and Ties always on hand Fresh Good kept con- In stock. Country Produce Bought and Sold D. W. Q R North Carolina. How Is Is your pulse weak, too slow, too fast, or docs it skip a beat Do you have shortness of breath, weak or hungry spells, or choking spells, palpitation, fluttering, pains around the heart, in side and or hurt when lying on left side If you have any of these symptoms your heart is weak or diseased, and cannot get better without assistance. Dr. Heart Cure strengthens weak hearts, and rarely ever fails to cure heart disease. Try it, and see how quickly you will find relief. January Int. 1902, I took down unit worse, t was by my family physician my case as hopeless. My me up to die. My body swollen to one- third normal size, and water had around my Km- at least three I bad to sit In bed to keen from I for five bottles of Or. Heart Cure, mid by the time I had taken them all I was entirely I feel than I for twenty years, am to do kind work on my My physician told me that if it i Dr. Curs would now U- In my I. T. ft-nil. Ky. Dr. Heart Curs Is sold by your druggist, who will guarantee that the first will benefit If It falls he will refund your money. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart Ind ARNOLD'S BALSAM i CORE. Cholera By Wooten and Coward Woolen COBB BROS. CO Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers Cotton, Private Wires to New and Orleans. IN PERM CO. Norfolk. Va. Cotton Factors handlers of Bagging, Ties mid Hags. shipments solicited LANIER HILLIARD, Greenville, N. C. MARBLE MONUMENTAL WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Iron Fencing Sold OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT. J. M. BLOW, Manager and Authorized o AYDEN, N. C. , This extremely dry weather will B- V about with the pea crop. several other parties It is as this here years this crop has to a claim a failure it Is Ph., proceedings before of l he Boat necessary to the farmer. J H for fine of and w. take price. in receiving d riling receipts for .,. wile child. of in arrears We have a lint r at C. L. in We have a list all who receive their mail at also take orders job printing. August J. W. have and sold two car loads of American fencing are expecting a car JO every . ad in Ba Patrick's. twine, thermometers, salt Cannon Tyson Miss Ethel Pierce day in Greenville. A full supply of Tracks. ion way of Crockery, Tin or Grey atone were Some hi see u, Marl now Ii every one were wen with pt . I ,. the as In would tie Old age, nay, is Una e in.- z unit it- draw- Lac s. Id K b . then new I,,. eerie- M ,. . e, I t . not d v I a- a ell . I- r i I Hit ii east, a .- I hey nil a. ill I in hi . tn. i and would of in the I -It- III II III l . n many ii y ii would e nun am by C A. lot will be paid the hi rat in price. Miss Maggie Jolly is a visit to friends in Mis- Emma a trained Tuesday evening to nurse family J. -Mac. who lives two from There are five members of the family down with fever Mr. Dixon himself. in Securing the services of Mi- Our people HIS well her us she has successfully i cases hero every one seems i have the ,.,,. in skill. Raymond has a nice black i yearn old, he would like to sell. The I, is perfect- Mrs. W. Smith and Miss came dome yesterday from Raleigh where have been in upon a meeting the U t; For grind stones i hemp rope pulleys, at J. R. Smith Bin. For can peaches, apples, corn tomatoes, ac, apply to B. E. them a They are sure that they can please; you as the style and quality. shoes are the best. Every pair sold a guarantee W. C. A Co. this line for We keep Furniture, Bed Springs, Stoves, etc., Cannon Tyson. TO EYE Having just returned from the Philadelphia Optical College and gradual log special course on the human eye, and in the science of optics, I feel fully able and pared to correct any of error of refraction that any other man can correct with glasses. I win take any case of weak eyes, or eye strain, dull hurting, aching, burn mg or itching eyes, or eyes bad or low vision, on a positive guarantee, to relieve the give entire satisfaction to the patient or not charge one cent. The largest per cent, of all chronic headaches and from errors of refraction and eye j strain. It U pr your eyes call Glasses the remedy errors of refraction weak eyes Any or glasses given desired. good references as are n, the county furnished on application. I- , Those ii,. , H ts j i-o are beam apples, ,, fruits kept et. Gannon Tyson are guilty of selling their pretty enamel steads They are daisies. Those Royal Pell that Cannon Tyson handle a,,, the equal the market. Get the Cox cotton planter Hie best on the market at J. Bro. E. Go's new market for fresh meats, sail- sage, and fresh fish. ii o ed J. our optician Is now back from the Optical where he graduated is a special course in the of optics, ready to better service before to those from weak eyes and of glasses. Slippers, lawns and straw are extremely cheap cash by Cannon ft Tyson. Don't that Cannon can supply almost in furniture. hay, oats, ship Minn, wheat brand, cotton seed hulls and meal on hand. Cannon Tyson. The freshest loaf bread right from oven at Mo Don't fail ., see Caution ft Ty o's new both plan, and decorated. Prices are cheaper than ft are re daily new and right from the Miss Annie has returned home from a visit to Thai W. E. Hook, i- a ,.,.,. go and in in in, question. I o i h.- means and ha- , or thereto w, n and holds the toe ,,, of the stole is by the ., to u ad wine . j,, kn .,; , the ; can Is placed i rep its i, he , a vi-n In j, in d fill ., ,. , redactions in white Fall Season has opened an ., , M , H select line of Clothing Dry Goods, G , Shoes. HATS AND CAPS. J. is and summer R. Mm i Hi Prank i illy w hut i mil n i , , join them r. Town and County Paint. . lull colon, kepi It. Smith Bro. W. Co. arc complete hue , youths, and suit's eve shown in the town den, v.- Clothing. Clothing. Clothing. Our i lino Is completed, I. ; in stock and these are made , especially It tea different sort of clothing from eVerything but price i., ,;,, the merit, Dry Goods. Dry Go , chM inn I.,., you your fall Hats. Hats. Hats. celebrated , w and be no Shoes. Shoes. Shoes. in i cm I -I. the h I styles for will find a complete your money J. Leader in The Five Million Dollar Corr The Security Life and Annuity NORTH CAROLINA. The Pioneer Life Insurance Company Closed It's Fourth Year with Over Force in A STEADY GROWtH THIS MAKES AN AVERAGE ANNUAL NET GAIN OF One and Quarter Million Dollars Of insurance in force. No other Company has ever made such Record in North Carol. up; alike to the Office DISTRICT AGENT, HOOKS, AYDEN, N. C POOR PRINT

Greenville's Bargain, Harvest FESTIVAL THURSDAY, 28TH. THE PRESSED HAN Should Consider with great forethought he is to buy and the store he is from for season general appearance will depend largely upon the ht of Ms clothes, and the is the foundation of your suit Avoid . it. and pin your faith to S. Fit- one that you exercise pr fitting suit is a poor property it matters nut how tall you are, now slim you how st m h w you are, we have being distinctly stylish All the i w We shoulders Remember Thursday, Sept. 28th, At a. m. Is the Opening SPECIAL FOR CARNIVAL WEEK. I Have Decided to Convert my Entire Stock of Clothing, Dry Goods. Shoes, Hats, Fur- etc INTO ONE I have been selling goods to the people of Pitt and adjoining Counties the Pat Nineteen Years and I herein give you my guarantee that during this VERY SPECIAL SALE. will give such alluring values as have never before been known in North Carolina. New Fall and Winter Goods Arriving Every Day for want of space we can only quote a few of the many Thousands of Magnificent Bargains we are now offering. interesting to you. Bring your a i m i hi . TO for- Celebration Sale of Men's Suits Men's Seasonable piece Suits at the following 2.76, 3.98, 4.45, 6.45 Long Suits Age to cheaper than the cheapest. Boy's Knee Pants Suits. At the following Celebration 1.47. Men's Pants. 1.37, 1.63, 1.95, 2.98. During the Celebration on Shoes, Boy's Knee Pants at and per pair. Brogans worth now Fine Dress Shoes Pat. Leather latest toes worth now Shoes Ladies i Per pair, Shoes from lie per pair up. Men's and Boy's Hats A Carload of men's hats in all shapes and at your own prices. Boy's hats from up. Men's Overcoats now Hoy's Overcoats as low as Special Celebration Sale Best grade black taffeta silk Full line quality colored taffeta Extra quality and Width inch regular plaids and solid Mixed suitings, worth going at Plaid worth Full line panamas, worth inch all colors ladles worth A big velvets, now Big line dark Pretty patterns in tapestry worth going for Light colors ill yard wide Good Dark colors for Heaviest light cotton a Sensation Ladies tailor made worth 7.50 now Ladies tailor made suits worth 22.50 now 10.000 yards cheeked homespun, 5.000 yards best calico Blankets tor double beds each Best check gingham line Ladies kid gloves Misses fancy hose Best quality table damask Yard wide bleaching customer tit lie 2.56 1-2 1-2 1-2 68-4 . , Silks, Y RE- . i S- OPPOSITE GREENVILLE BANKING S TRUST CO . During this Great Celebrated Sale we will Give Away to the tint fifty customers who by worth of goods and will give us their names, one large size egg crate. Every article f guaranteed and may be exchanged at any time or money will be refunded. Come lo see us and we will stud you back home well pleased. Come high expectations and even then you will be far more than you can possibly anticipate will be realized. Remember this Great Festival Sale Opens Thursday, at sharp. FOR SALE BY STRAY up i stray shoal en i hi two m The shoal In sandy red color, about has In tailed. Owner i- i to call pay charge. EVANS, neat Greenville. Pub an J to It All, A i inc comes H-. result of i taxed i i Backache, Lit i complaint and .-. But King's New pal an it all. I hey are .- but ll. Try I hew. Only Guaranteed by I. Druggist. End I i in hi H. A. White, Insurance. Greenville, N. C. The Death Penalty. A little thing sometimes results in death. Tans mere scratch. Insignificant eat r puny have paid the death penalty. It is wise to have Salve ever handy. It's the beat salve on earth and will prevent fa- when burns, sores, ulcers and piles threaten. Only at J. L. Drug A o for wile a sac- the instrument which is one of the beat makes bandied by the piano Co, was bought ago a gentleman who unfortunately lost bin little girl. Party to lose over a bun- dollar, or time, apply- to O. Roseau W. A. N. C. . stubborn fight at i my rigid write,. V Hugh . gave me up. thought my t I come. k a last Or. New for Con. The I received and I my a few Sow I've entirely regained my It conquers nil Guaranteed by L. Woolen, Price and 11.00. Trial free. Suicide Prevented. A a p , . bad been , will many. A i or la variably precede suicide been that will prevent i make suicide likely. At the Bret self take It being a great will the and build up the system. also a great stomach, liver and kidney regulator. Only n guaranteed by Jno. L. Woolen. Druggist. Silk and zephyr shawls, all colors heavy in black. D. M. Co. K. Why use Cotton Baskets when you can get Cotton Sheets at less than half the price. ma w THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. J. WHICHARD, mi IN FRIDAY. AFTER ANOTHER TRAIN Petitions In Circulation are j ally Signed bring to i Hie official -f the Atlantic, Line t pm ii m on this branch of read. i a petition in Greenville Ii by nil the the tame the t .- if and where petitions are also in And judging from ii- of the p . p Pr.-N that town in movement t train. action the to secured. Barely t if- t. rd to lie to the i. of towns in section by in comply the is be i , the petition. mad needs an- i. daily train and the i- its being put The Service the Ben p la tin K. . . a on the Hr principles of in it, s-e full of live Inter- well as . value mi g , c. g lo . i tire ore a must real i in sin a u to h. . w here i i . n th d sin is i i ore can no ii. H i the lifting of i ml of fall- i condition to the i . c and i Last t- Bishop preached n. aid, a change i aid change of ii i d, and a i. go will. It turning away in sin in humiliation and sorrow i I g toward in love, I ti mi Hi of tonight's sermon Km i Service. Strange preached last i church be said, is the n i. attitude God of based upon . conviction a assent to the ii . being of as re- i i Only faith is not . mg upon n-, i u h attitude we have w . art in, either to assume it or to assume It Whom we be- r we trust; whom we trust we j Thai is the way of The subject of tonight's sermon is the subject Of the sermon for tomorrow night ITEMS. N. Oct. M. Levy, of Norfolk, i town Friday. Mr. of St. Louis, a few here this Mrs. Ricks and Mary and Mi-s Olive aid spent several days in Green- this it.- Mr of was in town this week. H. B Ph Hips returned to hi in Suffolk morning, H A. Greenville, .- in town Friday. Mrs. P. G. left morning to visit her fuller woo i- at bis home in i. Mis. Sykes, of hi, is visit u In r son, I no is sics at the home of Mi. Mrs. Hell. P. A. and family will move to on the Arthur Williams aid family have to There was an excursion Friday from Hits plat to Greenville for i of those ho wished who attended were Dr. L E . H. Stanley, W. T Harrell, Pat Bar B. T. Pulley and Cecil Harrington, Colored Graded S- heal. The col red graded week with pupils in dance This is a little less thus one-third of the c of in Hit- district, the is far in the fact they are d present pick n null are work. understand that principal of the school advises the pupils to work the early fall mouths when labor is so much needed by farmers. It u well that they should follow his advice. Cotton Bulletin Washington, The bureau has issued a bulletin . the production and dis I the cotton of the United Slates available between and September 1.1905, to be bales. Of i his per cent, was exported, per cent, used in domestic consumption, leaving a surplus of per tic consumption bales destroyed by fire. la an altercation between Fleming and W. H. Littler, at Washington, the latter out. ITEMS. Oct. J. R. Turnage, of Ayden, spent Sunday afternoon with his parents. George Darden went to Snow Hill last Sunday. lie seems to have special attractions over there. Misses Margarette Ormond and Elizabeth Carver went to Greenville Friday and returned Sunday The series of meetings held Little Creek last week proved a the result being live additions to the church. The pastor, R. I. Corbett, was very ably assisted by Rev. King and Crater, of Ayden. Quite a large crowd people met at Ridge Springs last Sunday even- to witness the baptism of the candidates who recently joined at Little Creek. Will been confined to his room for about ten weeks, is slowly improving. He bus suffered intense pain during this long period. STATE NEWS. JAMES C Prominent Citizen of the County Putts Away Mr J died Sunday home miles Iron Gee H was ll been nine win. incident to old a p. r t Win a i- and in the count and e of our He large nil fir j country h i tun ma i to i sons alien he old to II i. Mr. Cob i reared a and i flu., a by n i limn ii. .- o tallied p , the bust c-s These are K. J Gr-e r I X L. A. of Kin-ton. J. H. end P. M . Ola K rims, of Greenville and M . The took today Services d i on by E. cue. Hear of i t e Y p in Sunday evening, K. B, i was and M T vie president. made to of meeting was changed to o'clock p m. beginning next Sunday. WELL ABOVE WATER W. No. J . . . SOCIAL j for teacher Your Foot on The Sandi of Time. When you buy that is to be o Harrison's Town I yon buy isobar it Ton I reminded his fact you compare lo o who a d pane became it pore t mad.- b, ; ., ho hare had o vet t years ex i in of the c if Town nod paint is i i. th. ii ii . i I in of Mud II i I I , id II. n. i c v. K ii iv. Ask II- . I C ll Hum . II , i, in a ill i n f try pa- I a; log is j--- are i s-i c tin- U I I. Queen of the Carnival Miss Lulls of burg, who Is here h-r later, Mrs. A. Webb, was crowned queen of the Saturday She I 1.815 votes and was presented Two Hurt. Saturday while i i if inn n-, the carnival grounds was torn down a piece of falling struck two boys that were pa ling One of these Durward T of A. whose head was quite severely by the umber. The in other a sou of Allen, j The Ore a new a i , . d In Keel, . be and i d I T .- will pet stout co; one suit v.- k, and n ad r unit hi i ember ts his friend him. They will pr. in temple house Saturday 14th George B. Al-ons, the popular and a large company of and ac vaudeville d the a Screams of are r apt. was only slightly burr. RALEIGH FAIR EXCURSION. VAN SHOW. Next week is the stale fair Miss Mary Eliza Dancy. who re- died in Tarboro, bequeathed for St. Mary's school at Daniel J. Sully, of New York, speak in Raleigh Tuesday on the cotton situation. An woman who recently died, leaving an estate of willed to her daughter a l calico The daughter Is taking steps to upset the will. Dr. will be here Friday night Nov. 1905 this time. Tour eyes, ears, nose and throat and catarrh, tome mid sec him at once. Satisfaction in every cute. Glasses tilted to suit everybody, old and young Dr. Odum, Macon Hotel. Greenville, N. C; Declined Pastorate. We see from Watch Tower H H ha- d . of Christian setts as for r. is lo lie Mr. Moore been In Greenville neatly and his endeared an our people of We will lie asked to Atlantic Line Will Operate the matter and hope he will do On account the Raleigh fair and President Roosevelt's I i the Coast Line will operate train from I be following points to B l tut urn Oct. Leave From on a m House Parmele Bethel Conetoe Tarboro Rocky Mount lo a m a m Kim City Wilson Lucama ii a m a in a m G a m a in a in oil a m a m a m Ar 10.10 a Gave Two Performances in Greenville The Van hi been on I be mad for seven 1201 ears, gave two performances In I Greenville Tuesday. In ,, the large was filled toils Rate ti a Ar ti a B m Plymouth a m Jamesville a m Everett ti a Ar a m Parmele Returning special will leave at p m same date. Tickets will be good to return on special train or on regular trains to October 23rd, 1905. All tickets include admission coupons to the fair grounds. full seating capacity, and there was also a large crowd at night. There were good some S about toe show and both perform- the audiences. Some T acts were by i In- Hun- family of acrobats In which the were especially good, Mrs. in her us slack feats, the riding of Cook Miss Annie Carroll, and the nurse riding of The reputation preceded the circus here that there were many fakers with it, but we have Chief of Police J. T. Bin th on this point and he says there was nothing of the kind evidence here but it one of the cleanest shows has ever seen Greenville. B. J the press agent and of the circus, was a most clever gentleman. Miss Bela Cox morning Ayden. Mis T f , I W, I e, today here d. A. lot- taken i l the Edward Matthews went to K sum -y t k. It. id evening from New York. M I. h is in leach i Class n Mr. a Mrs. T. B. Jenkins lei Sunday evening for a visit Mis n, of Sunday to emit I Vis. M. II. H. who n id b.-e i a few days here, i Sunday for Mrs W. P Edwards and chi d- have gone lo o visit relatives. C. I . d P. V H. w. D. G. went to v Federal court. M y of Tarboro, who has been visiting Miss Sophia J returned home this morn- morning. a i I of Bethel, who M returned home Sunday. Mrs. T J. Jarvis returned Sun d from Morganton where she bad attending the state of the Daughters f i tie returned Monday evening from F. M. went the mad Monday C. L returned Mon- day evening from Mrs. J. W, of Norfolk, is visiting Mrs. home. Miss Mi M i visiting aliases Carrie mid Waggle Brown. Rev. J. A. is in a meeting at week. W. M went to this morning. K W left this morning tor Richmond. T. W. Skinner returned Tues- day evening from Danville, Joyner left this morning tor Littleton to intend school. W and Mr. of spent today here. Mi M ye, of Is visiting her sister, Mrs R. W. King. and Harry H. and I. Sherman return ed Tuesday from Miss Bruce Gardner, of Wilson, i who has been visiting Mrs. J. C , Lanier and Mrs. S. T. Hooker, returned home today. Mr Mrs. L. A. Cobb, of Ki who had been here of his father, returned home Tuesday evening. W. J. Pope, of Grifton, took two here for the circus, bis friends were glad to see him in that long. He thought the circus was to be on so come over that day. Finding his mistake after getting here he decided to stay rather than go home and come Oct . to a. i. O i K . . H E , i me I ,. ,,, i . , i. . ,. . V la- e -I .- i .-. . ,, Q . ,., M b In. Pi-i lei i g , p , i E Li Hi Q lion- t -I ii 1230 I . i, , US i i , l-l . -J. II. I I y j-i, i ,; , , i. ; X An o . s lank-, rule-, . . H. ITEMS N c . o . I I- . i;. h e ens r . , F i la. v , r . s. Or v ii.,. Mi , ;. , s . ., ,. seriously hurt. Lorn ii, . ha-. S-i r, lies. J. K. V. took in the at r.-p in a pleasant T F N and J. B. Be wk. of W hit evil spent J. E and left Thursday to friends and at Dudley Olive. LETTER TO JOHN R, N. O. The way to reckon cost of is to put both, costs i coat of paint mg it It would country bun of dollars a year; it would save you alone you happen lo be a dollars a See how ll It costs as to on as an- other, lit Yes, the same number Well, don't No, you'll twice as many of adulterated as of and you've to pay twice a- for putting It Mr. X. every, Delhi, N Y. hat two alike mid in condition. Painted one house with ti gallons, the otter with a paint was half gallons. Same painter, Gilbert, did both jobs. One costs Hie other Better no by the name. Yours truly, P. W. COo. P. . II. L, our paint. Don't yon need some old news Tan office is overstocked with and for two will sell them In lots of at IS cants. Don't miss Ibis bar gain counter. Phones Cut Over, General Superintendent K. C. returned to Sunday evening and is now cutting over the to the new system. The bell phones with which you only have to take up the receiver to call the central are a great improvement over the old style that required the turning of a at every call. There is hardly any fun at all in being only as smart as people think yon are. POOR PRINT