Eastern Reflector

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LOOK FOR THE BIG BLUE SIGN THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. AND Tm; WELL DRESSED MAN Should Consider with forethought the suit he is to bay and the store be is to buy from for the coming season general appearance will depend largely upon the tit of his clothes, and the he wears is tin- foundation of your suit Avoid those unreliable who deal in shoddy and pin your faith w Clothes is one that you should exorcise with more care than all others. A poor fitting suit is a poor piece of property. But it matters not how tall you are, how slim you are, how stout you are. how short you are, we hare to tit your form A suit has the distinction of distinctly stylish All the new things are here. At any price from to We will make it very interesting to you. shoulders with you. C. S. FORBES, The Man's Outfitter. NOTICE EVERYBODY TO DAVENPORTS HEADQUARTERS AN kinds of Dress Goods, Silks, Laces. Embroideries, Etc. WE RE- GINA SHOES- a i OPPOSITE GREENVILLE BANKING TRUST CO INDEMNITY POLICIES FOR SALE BY H. A. White, Insurance. Greenville, N. Send films and to me. I give f ah and return the work promptly. Send a trial W. H. City, N. Every day Is a day with us. wait a minute. There is reason in all things. There a Good Substantial Reason why I can sell you the same goods for 1-3 less than can bay them elsewhere, and make our competitors wonder how we do it. It is are Wholesale less than Retail That's The Whole Story. Don't be blind or Think, Look and Use the good Common Sense with which nature has endowed you. We have now in full blast a most SALE which has done more to boast Greenville throughout this and counties than any trade event of recent years. The Tremendous Money-Saving Proposition has been bailed every evidence of popular approval everywhere. It has garnished the name and fame of Greenville as the most liberal and Progressive Commercial Center in Eastern North Carolina. The Mercantile Magnet will Continue to Draw Crowds Where Bargains are BEST AND BIGGEST. Were you at the RUSH that visited our store during the past week If so and you couldn't get waited on come again, call our attention to the fact and will see that you get what you want. Yours Respectfully, C T. STRAY TAKEN UP. I have taken stray shoat that has been running with stock about two months. The shoat is sandy red color, about pounds, has slit in right ear and bob tailed. Owner is notified to call for same and pay charges. EVANS. Greenville. The Death Penally. A little thing sometimes retails ii death. Thus a mar insignificant or hare paid the death penalty. It is wise to hare Salve ever handy. It's the fees salve on earth and will prevent fa- when barns, seres, and threaten. Only Me at J, L. Drag Store. Putt an End to It All. A grievous wail as u result of unbearable pain from over taxed organs. Dizziness, Backache, Liver complaint and But thanks to Dr. King's New Life Pills they put an end to it all. are thorough. Try them. Only Guaranteed by Jno. L. Druggist. A t MO plane for sale at a sac- the instrument which is one the heel makes handled by the Slier plan was months ago by a gentleman who unfortunately lest his little girl. Party willing to over a dollars. Cash time, apply to G. G. W. A Greenville N. O. End of Bitter Fight. physicians had a long and stubborn tight with an on my right writes J. F. Hughes of Du Ga. gave me up. Everybody thought my time had come. As a last resort I tried Dr. King's New Discovery for Con- The benefit I received was striking and I on my feet it a few days. New entirely regained my all colds, and throat and I nag troubles. by L. Woe druggist. Km, and 91.00. Trial battles free. Silk and zephyr shawls, all extra heavy in black. D. M. Johnson A a. C. Suicide Prevented. A startling announcement that a preventive of suicide had been diet-overt ill many. A run down system, or invariably precede suicide has been found that will prevent that condition which makes suicide likely. At the first thought of self destruction take It being a great will strengthen the nerve and build the steal. It's else a stomach, liver and regulator. Only Me. guaranteed by Jan. L. Druggist. ate Cotton Basket when yen gel Sheets at half the price. Sam With. at s w D. J. Editor and Owner. and Friday. VOL. No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 1905. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE I No. ASSOCIATION. CARP. SKINNER. DR. BROWN ENTERTAINS TRAIN TO BE HELD. AND SOCIAL 16th. W. B. sent to II. O. Whit Saturday's Meeting a Great Success. Announcement of Engagement of In Honor of Misses and Cotten the Towns Will Accordingly If the success of a movement or. Dr. Zeno Brown gave an The announcement Is mad.- by may judged by j On last Wednesday rate dinner at bis home on I the Atlantic Line I hat the the earnestness and enthusiasm to Miss Winnie Si inner enter- Cobweb street, Tuesday night, train on this will with which it is begun, it is already j a party of friends at bi i i complimentary to Mary Wat ; be held at Weldon until some after an established the home, the occasion being the an- of Baltimore and Mi-s p. m. during the Weldon j meetings of Pitt will be I of the engagement Cotton, The I fair Trains on Washington g, ;. more interesting an beneficial ; Miss Pattie Skinner to Mr. home was brilliantly land Plymouth i here lighted, and the dining j to wait on this delayed train r. tor the occasion. at -o passengers , Mrs. Robert R presided and nun iii all the table, under her direction, delayed, Tl. is is an outrage, J. L. Hear us I with the occasional of the being busy with other many courses were served. the party adjourned i -e. . u h. n . h today to i tie f ii- to Mrs Man i E i Cox, i the past u . i Monday e; , and Mrs who , returned a returned during the ensuing year than they Carr. have ever been before. If Supper was served at o'clock, meetings interesting and j the tab e being profusely decorated beneficial, the educational spirit occasion At each place of the county win be stimulated and quickened, will indeed be a good year. On Saturday morning, Oct. 14th were cards in the shape hearts, with an appropriate verse on each. Also shaped above wire presented to each guest. the teachers of the good old county In the parlors a large red heart Mi el i . m the Content. Bishop Strange left this i net Sue also attended as held at Hear Grass. She is vi a the department ought this morn to be appealed in order to pi event such i it no other means will The rail this of Pitt met in the Greenville graded school to bold their first meeting for the tic year 1905 and The carefully arranged program began with by nearly a voices, followed by a reading of the first Psalm and a prayer by Rev K. Prof. W. H. then called the roll, eighty-seven teachers answered to their names. Prof. O. E Lineberry, who occupied the chair pro tern, Prof and Misses Agnes Moore and Lucy Manning as committee for nominating new officers. The following officers were President. Prof J H First vice president, Prof. i. W. Second vice president. Miss Agnes Moore. Secretary, Miss M. C. Taylor. Reporter, Miss Dora A. day. After a few encouraging words by the county superintendent of schools, the question, Shall We Grade Our was ably discussed by Prof. W. B. Dove. Prof. Dove brought out the weak point in many of told bow this weak point might be overcome, the requirements of good reading were given, the necessity of grading all pupils equally in all Jr. studies was urged upon teachers; a list of books for each grade was given, alter which Imped box was suspended on parlor, where the banjo was wall, on which were smaller hearts, each heart having a number which corresponded to that the cards given to the ladies. With a large Cupid bow and arrow, arch gentle man took his place across the room from the heart tried his skill at shooting hearts, must of whom were far less a success at such pastime they bad engagement of Miss Skinner and Mr. fan was announced by Miss Winnie Skinner all had seated at table, in a clover and original verse giving Dec. as the all important date of the marriage. After this announce- Miss Skinner passed a large silver loving cup each guest drinking to happiness of the guests honor. Those present at Miss Skinner's delightful supper Miss and O. Stuart Carr. Miss Dora Carr, of and Dr. Zeno Brown. Miss Mary of Baltimore and P. S. Cut I en. Miss Bailie Gotten, and F. M. Wooten. Miss Nell Skinner and J. Garden. Miss Lottie Skinner and Harry Dumpty Was Great. Saturday is not considered questions answered la show night, but What Extent Shall We Attempt to Supplementary the next question on the Prof. always to do his part, made an talk. Shall Our Discipline be this was then d by Prof. ;, ;. Lineberry. n a way Prof, Lineberry advised the teachers on this important subject, insisting that they do not threaten, praise m censure too much, nor tolerate disobedience, suggesting that they look ahead and avoid great difficulties. The rules for teachers were then read, after the contract blanks, report blanks, letters from the state superintendent of public instruction and registers were distributed and explained. The following committees were Executive committee, F. C. Nye, T. . O. Miss Delia Smith and Miss Lucy Manning, committee, W. EL W, B. Miss Rhodes and Miss Ada L. Tyson. the air of th country Dumpty drew a large audience was well pleased. It was one of the most enjoyable shows that has been here in a long lime. Visit From Former Resident. T. C. Davis, came in Saturday to spend a day two bI bis old home. Mr. Davis the old timers, now being old, and lived In in ante helium days. He left here forty- five ago and tins is bis visit since then, yet he finds some things that are familiar to him. Borne of our oldest citizens him and are glad to see him and talk over the old times. It was Mr. who a years ago gave readers such interesting reminiscences of the old times in handed out and walls rang with a chorus of old Southern The following guests enjoyed the doctor's hospitality and pro- him a model Mrs. Robert It. Gotten, of Cotton- dale. Miss Mary Watson of Baltimore, with Dr. Zeno Brown. Miss Sallie D. of Cotton- dale, with Rev. W. E. Cox. Miss Skinner with P. S. Cot ten. Miss Brown with F. M. Wooten. Miss Pattie Skinner with C. Stuart Carr Died. The infant child, aged about fix months, and Mrs. George hi Spruill, of Branson, S. C, died at the home of Mr. and Mis. J. L- Moore, parents of Mrs. Spruill, Greenville. The little one had been sick must of its life. a month ago Mrs Spruill brought it here to her mother's in hope that the Change would improve its health. The child grew worse and last Mr. Spruill was summoned parents watch in s now as the life of their little one passed away. The remains w.-re interred this at road ought to pin on an extra train ii do work for toe fan. Another Teacher Employed. The of of I be school decided that another was needed and Harding was elected to the position. She has had valuable experience and is a good teacher. W. Baker came in evening from G. W, Mrs. I K. Moore. G. W. Biker returned lo ii today. u New Charles Skinner returned Tin s- d evening. Mr. Peter Smith Dead Scotland Neck, N. C. Oct., . Mr E. Smith died at his home in Scotland Heck Saturday morning from a visit Mrs. J. B. y, w . Is visiting bar sister, Mis k i lodges. Asa aim child re turned evening Louisburg. H. W. evening Rocky Mount and Sunday. W. E. Ho R. L smith left this morning for Raleigh to the state fair. May Whitfield to Rocky to morning and his remains were I today for a visit, and interred in the Episcopal cemetery J from there go to the fair in yesterday afternoon at Raleigh. Mi. Smith was years old, and was one of best known and meat beloved men in Halifax county, Lost at Sea. Bo-ton, Mass., Oct. story of a North Atlantic shipwreck, in which eight seamen so fearfully from exposure, hunger J. A. of Scotland Neck, who has been a days with E. B. Higgs, returned home this morning. W. W. Perkins name over this morning to spend his off duty days here. Solicitor L. I. Moore left Sunday six of them either I evening for Beaufort where died outright, were washed away, court is in session or crazed by their fearful this week. K. nun II. Moore. Invitation to Mrs. R. W. of Kentucky, who have been I visiting Mrs, M, V. Forbes, near town, left Saturday Misses Bessie. Mooring and Barnes accompanied by Prof. G . E. Lineberry, of were pleasant visitors at this themselves into the sea, was told today by the to survivors of the coasting Van Name King, of New Ha- which was pieces by a gale off the South Carolina coast the Moore family on burial ground near borne, vices conducted by Revs. Response to Invitation. With your permission, Mr. I Saturday afternoon. I'M I tor, I should like to to Mr. through Tub The superintendent Inmates .,,, . of the county home desire , .,, ,, , preach a at the county Raymond left this morning minuter to the inmates ,,.,, Thanks- , county home, J. A. day. Any one who w volume can notify J. A. Tuesday, ct. 17th. Odd Fellows meet tonight. Pinnacle. Daisy Tucker today, went to Rev. F. w Mount today. II. A. White went up the road morning. W, G. Lamb and son, of Wilson who were here a day or two left morning. Miss Cornelia Manning, of Bethel, came in Tuesday evening to visit D C. Moore. Mi. V. N. Seawell, Faison, who has been visiting her mother, R. Dancy, returned home today. -Mis. Win-tend, of Rocky Mount, came in Tuesday to visit her parents, Mr. Mrs. W. M. King. J. daughter, Mi-s Ida, of Ayden. spent Tuesday here Mr. and Mr. J. W. Brown and returned home on the evening train. Rev. a D. o. Moore, W. If. D. L. and Bawls went to Raleigh today to attend the fair, Mrs. it. R. Gotten, Mrs. G. Prichard, Misses Gotten, Mary Lena King, Bennie Sugg and Raleigh Dice Lee Forbes went , to attend the fair. Ada Social committee, G. K Line- berry, Miss Grimes, Miss Annie Perkins, Miss Melville Gibson, Miss and Miss Blanche Mayo. Literary committee. W. B. Dove G. E. Lineberry, Miss Mary K. Johnson, Miss Cox and Miss Spruill. At one o'clock p. in. the teach- to meet again Nov. th. All seemed lo enjoy this meeting and real and lasting good from felt that was good to Opera Mouse There is the the apple blossoms and the clover all through the story of and one seems to as many are being enjoyed. You must see this play sec how much better you feel after witnessing the scenes on the old in, and the natural ailing of a company of capable actors. You will find the comedy the genuine ail a. no old a goer you may be, you will smile, smile loudly, at the many lines and funny situations with which the play bounds. Majestic Exhibit. Housekeepers will interested in be . be made at More of a Hart of Work that can be next week, of Decides to W. B. James went to I the Mai -lie K . . v ;, ,. ,, ,. Monday evening. Kev. Moore announced to Halloween Party. in the Christian M. Hornaday The ladies the Baptist church ,.,,,.,.,, be .,,, today, will party on the,, ,.,,.,, the ,.,,, went to night of the of this month. will be something novel and afford much interest to all year. Scotland Neck Inlay. cooking indeed an an and the happiness of th household rests I largely upon It To have food pt, pared the beat needed, mid nothing helps this particular than the Many are glad of this. Beaufort Western. M .,,, ,,, Beaufort, Oct. I Roanoke Rapids today. . Marriage License, A Railway . M to . . . y . , Register of Deeds R. Williams here today a charter granted L attend there. Wilmington W, issued licenses to the following by the lust legislature. to lost Saturday night. couples since last wen elected as Fred I. F. D. Foxhall returned Monday found him It P Foster, M from a trip Up the load. WHITE. Baker and Maggie W A Mace and CD Jones. Nelson, Eugene Mamie M. Lewis and Julia Lewis. William Staton and Lula Turner. P, W. S. Spell and Albert Barrett den. Thus. Perry and Lucy Wilson. Tyson and Forbes. The directors elected the follow officers; Fred L dent, It P Foster, vice president, and M secretary treasurer. An immediate increase of the capital stock of the company to was authorized. This company will the bridge and railroad from City to Beaufort and perhaps extensions. Mission Service Closed. The week of mission conducted by Bishop Strange in the Episcopal church closed Sun- day night. There were large con- Dr. Hyatt Coming. Dr. II. o. Hyatt, of Goldsboro will be in Greenville at Hotel Bertha Oct. 30th and Monday and Tuesday for the purpose of at each service and the treating diseases of the eye, ear, sermons of the Bishop were in nob nose and throat. Parties under enjoyed. lie is an earner, fluent forty years of age who will need speaker and a man of great ability. his attention are requested to A week's services like those he Monday if possible. Older people can come day. conducted leaves good. impress for Ex and J. Jarvis went to today to attend the fair. C. V. York Matt returned this morning Kin- A. J. and W. H. Sieves went to Scotland today, Mrs. N. K. Davis, of this to visit her daughter, Mrs. B. L. Bomber. Mrs. K. L. of Ports- mouth, who has been visiting Mrs. J. White, returned home to-lay. Col. F. G. James left this morn for Raleigh to be on the governor's stall at the fair and reception to the president. Johnnie, Paul Ma. Ham- left this morning for the Episcopal orphanage at Charlotte. midnight day in a closet where be had gone and fallen asleep. ITEMS. n. Got. Miss Mary of is visiting in the neighbor- hood. Miss Harding left Friday to take charge her school at Black Jack. Mrs. Ed to her home in Ayden Saturday after spending a days with Misses Maggie Cox-. Miss Sail Bryan, of Dover, is visiting Misses Lucy and Emma Kilpatrick, A tenant house containing three bales of cotton belonging to M. M. Stokes was burned last night. A new supply of pearl buckles for belts and trimmings. D. h-.

WE EXTEND TO ONE AND ALL- A CORDIAL INVITATION to visit our store and examine our magnificent stock, selected with a view to meeting the every requirement of those in search of Goods that have Value and dives the purchaser Entire Satisfaction. OUR MAGNIFICENT STOCK INCLUDES FINE LINE OF Dress Goods, Silks, Ladies and Children Jackets. FURS MADE AFTER THE PARISIAN STYLES OUR STOCK OF NOTIONS AND HOSIERY WILL BE COMPLETE. FAY for Ladies and Children. FAY STOCK- are something good. They button at the waist. They never wrinkle or come down. They need no supporters. They are the best for wear, health comfort and economy. We guarantee every pair of FAY STOCKINGS to give the customers perfect satisfaction after a fair trial of not less than four weeks. Yes Four Weeks. OUR UP-TO-DATE LINES OF SHOES UNION MADE Combine Comfort With FOR LADIES style are made by responsible makers and can be relied on to give satisfaction. TRY DOROTHY DODD AND HEATH AND FELLOW GRAPH SHOES FOR MEN Our Line of Crockery, Glass Ware and House Goods Is complete. We are also offering special inducements on Mattings, Carpets, Furniture, White Iron Beds and Children's Cribs. Call and examine our reversible Carpets, they are cheap in price, beautiful in design and splendid wearers. J. B. CHERRY CO. STORE. DEPARTMENT. Come to see Hart A when yon need to your feet, we can save yon money and yon something to fit the foot. We carry the nicest and beet shoe yon ever saw. Try a pair and be on Hart A Jenkins for a bar rel of Columbia Flour, none better to be bad anywhere. Rev. T. H. King is now at in a pro- meeting at that place. Old Fashion Hand-made Paw Paw Gum Bread Trays at J. R. Smith A Bro. E. E. Co. will do all they can to please yon with their new line of heavy and fancy- groceries. Mrs. R. W . Stancill and children, of Hickman, Ky., spent Saturday night with the family Stancill Hodges. Merchandise Broker.-I carry a till line of meat, lard and good. Don't buy before giving a trial. Frank Lilly. Since W. A received and old two car loads of American wire fencing thirty thousand each and are expecting a third every day. See their ad in Wear Corliss Coon-Collar-. cents. J. R. It is expected that one if not to more rural routes will be establish- ed at this office. I always keep on hand a full line feed stuff at prices Such as hay, oats, corn, cotton seed meal and brand and ship stuff. Frank Lilly. That Ayden is no shoddy town and that gas is not one of the in- of her make we invite special attention to her PHARMACY Ayden, N. C. OF THE BANK OF AYDEN N. C At the of business August 1906. RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts, Furniture and Fixture Demand Loans Duo from Banks, Cash Items, Gold Coin, Silver Coin, National Bank notes and other U. S. notes OS 130.52 1,655.11 2,411.00 Total, LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid Surplus fund Undivided profit lees expenses, SO Dividends unpaid . Deposits subject to check, 23,755.22 Cashier's 3.30 Total, STATE OF NORTH COUNTY OF PITT, I. J. R. Smith, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my be- lief. K. Cashier. R. SMITH. JOSEPH DIXON, R. C. CANNON. Directors. and sworn to before me, this 80th of August 1905. STANCIL HODGES, Notary Public Fence Your Farm With American Steel Fencing Because They save stock, they save land, save neighbors they save worry, they save time, they are they are best steel, they have the only perfect joint, easy to build, no expense for repairing, last life The American is the best square mesh o the market, car load just received. Come to see us J. W. BROS. AYDEN, N. C. department in The Rb- and the and one f her eek alter Certainly, If not an index to business, we are The business men of this not done in this line, bin will proceed further and meant and ends as conclusive will convince our neigh- we are no vain boasters, bat a spirit of vim, push and enterprise has found a foot hold here in cloaks and wrap for Misses and Ladies a nice hue of Zephyr ors at J. R. Smith Bro. D More has opened a in one the new brick stores re by Dr. Dixon. We handle New Singer Sew- on easy terms, J. H. Tripp Bro. A. Jenkins and family left yesterday Raleigh to visit relatives and take in the fair. Our line of Groceries Con- i complete. Call and see us. J. H, Tripp A Bro. We keep Furniture, Mattresses, Cook Baby etc , up stairs. Cannon Tyson. The police Saturday night In attempting to arrest Richard fount, who proved very and to use us result of which the has a very badly beaten head. Ii i- a taut J. R. Smith Bro have store full of nice and you can get almost anything you your house or farm of have as nice, polite clerks as an be anywhere i ad the i business would do credit to a large town. tell toe they are selling a big lot of goods. Rev. D. W. Davis tilled bis regular appointment here in the Disciple Sunday, I will pay highest cash prices for eggs, chickens and sell you see me. Frank Lilly. Highest prices paid for chickens and eggs all country produce by J. H. Tripp Buy one of our Hats. Sold under a guarantee. J. R. V. paper rooting, Pumps with long or joints and pipe at J. R. Smith Bro. A fall line of trunks, tel- e-copes, hand bag, and suits cases at J R Smith i. Bro Tobacco thermometers, etc. for sale by Cannon Tyson Large crowd were several days last week passing through den on their way to and from the colored Free Will association which was held near here. It is a sad reflection that many of the men saw iii to visit the dispensary they were passing. Carload of heaters and pipes for and wood, heaters from II stoves C to y price you want. H. Biggs, Of Scotland Neck, has been a pleasant visitor here for several days. Best Lighted House in the State Best for our Customers and their team. Brick Warehouse, Greenville, N. C. Farmers bring us your Tobacco The Brick. We will always work for your and guarantee price. BRINKLEY USHER. at following Gentlemen our Working who are glad see you D. S. Spain Bookkeeper B. T. Bailey Auctioneer H. S. lardy Floor Manger Han Clip mm His Wife he repeated shrinking strangely from her you harp on that word be- cause your silly conscience drove to marry I have attained the highest he continued bitterly. know myself a gaunt, hollow nested, bloodless wretch, fifty at thirty-five, chained to hi chair by injured wish you would not such things, charming husband for a beau woman. But if bought you as I bought that Titian over the mantelpiece I have at least treated you with the same respect shown the picture. Not even a kiss have I claimed from those red lips of She knelt beside him, looking wistfully into his eyes, which were till handsome, though dimmed by years pain. I can't leave you in this hitter said mock- even for an ill sister I had a twin brother wild fellow. How would he have man- aged I wonder brother, Paul A twin thought you were an only son. Has he been dead don't returned the sullenly. I think be is not dead at all. Enough of this fooling. I said you must go to your sister. me my drops and go. The carriage has been waiting an Six months later Elizabeth stood alone in her luxurious suit of rooms rereading the letter which had brought her home. The half year she had spent with her sister, Paul having suddenly determined on go- abroad. He had sent her his commands very briefly a week after she reached her sister's side, not even giving her his foreign address, merely informing her that his valet, went with him. I told ran the letter, am not yet ready to return. But I have asked you to precede me, that you might receive my twin brother, the fellow of whom I spoke at our last parting. He has turned up, greatly to my surprise, will with you tomorrow. Treat him kindly for my Next evening when she heard the newcomer's step in the hall she came out, calmly to meet him. His resemblance to Paul found less marked than she had an- This man was broad of shoulder, deep of chest, with a well poised head and frank, happy eyes. Then she perceived that in features, height and general color- the similarity was exceedingly striking. He might well been taken for Paul, though the voice was fuller than her husband's and far more resonant. good of you, said the stranger joyously, welcome the prodigal. I may call you Eliza- beth, may I not I'm Beverly Van- demon, you His warm, strong fingers drew her quickly to him, and lie pressed on her lips an eager kiss. It was only the joy of a returned wanderer, told herself, not seeing the passion- ate look of admiration which fastened on her lithe, rounded figure as she preceded him to tho library. And indeed Elizabeth's beauty was of the Juno type, com- instant attention. She found there was no chance to lie formal with Beverly. He brought his dogs into the and romped all over the library with them, drawing Elizabeth into the game, teasing her and jesting with her. Daily they rode together, and Elizabeth, putting both past and resolutely behind her, entered with all the delight of a perfect horsewoman into the joys of the ex- motion. Beverly's mount seemed often half horse, half tiger, frequently starling capriciously at a leaf and Writhing angrily on the bit. Once as Elizabeth watched her es- cool mastery over his terrified and angered horse a voice whispered in her is a other is a fretful who had now quieted the black, glanced at her as though reading her thoughts. thinking I'm not much like She started, and answered are very much alike, but there hope so If I were hut counterpart I'd bury my- are staying in his house, mid Elizabeth significantly; are riding his horse, and you to be talking to his pretty shrew snub me. If had been damaged as was, I'd have as generous and noble, let us hope turned in his and at long, deliberate star, his lace coloring slightly. . old Paul's horror he saw me risking your precious on a he lift a are said hotly. you possibly your own strength without saying each says what one thinks about one's relations. That's a family you please But you shall not sneer say, Elizabeth, don't angry. I do care for old Paul more perhaps than you think. Be good, and I'll sing to when we get home. What Paul didn't tell you I sing of him, I call And, indeed, Elizabeth herself wondered her husband had not re- to it as, an hour later, magnetic, compelling tones brought before her the desert speeding to his rendezvous I tho love but With . love that not . The wind of the desert brushed her cheek. As she listened a new, overwhelming, passionate joy of mere living seized her. She was in- free, she and Beverly Till tho arc old Ami Um nun grows cold And the leaves of tho book untold The word shocked her back to herself. The vision faded. In it's place Beverly rose from the piano and came swiftly to- ward her, his eyes aflame. stood still. She must face this man coolly, indifferently. He must not guess that she, the up- right Elizabeth, longed to crawl across the room to him and lay her head on his shoulder. go away, she said bravely, locking her hands to- because they wanted so much to rise to the throb in her throat. are not enjoying yourself us forget his existence for u week at you understand, you love- He from the table and caught her hands in his. She wrenched them loose, staring at him with wide, horrified gaze. look at me like that, You love me. Why deny it I'm rich, Elizabeth. Leave this stupid place with me. Let him scold his parrot and his valet yon shouldn't have said it; you shouldn't have said she cried in a harsh, strained voice. was all I self re- He was so close now that his breath warmed her cheek, his exult- ant personality radiated power. She grew faint with dread of him. that abysmal dread which only those we love have power to create in us. Then from its spoiled city of peace her self rose blindly. She could not him to leave her. She had for the moment lost all power of speech, but she caught a carved ivory fan from the mantel- and struck him heavily, cruel y, across the face a blow that made him stagger back from her. Then she found speech. a coward He's no match for you. the reason will net or wrong him. He trusted she added, with exceeding bitterness. Beverly, wiping blood from his face, received the blow very strange- His eyes shone as those of do who have been a kiss. His action was stranger. He tore the covering from his right exhibiting a peculiar long red scar. you know that. Eliza- beth And here's the hole where spilled that acid on stammered Eliza- beth. you arc mad, you great hearted, beautiful woman Oh, Elizabeth, don't you understand Why, Eliza are awfully stupid, dear- est I had no brother. I spoke of myself, of the man I used to be. And a friend, a common servant, dragged me into salvation. I'll be able to repay him. I'm Paul Beverly Don't like that; you frighten me. Listen, He dropped into an armchair, let- ting his chest cave inward and bis shoulders slouch with feigned weak- while he said in impatient, querulous me my drops and go The carriage has been waiting this The transformation was perfect. Elizabeth, half swooning, threw her- self into her husband's eager arms. Clinton Dangerfield in Town Top- North Carolina I Id Superior Court Pitt County Not. term 1905. Harrington, J. i Barber, I I. J. Publication Bar- of Summons Company, D. A. Henderson. The defend nut above named will take notice that an action entitled above has been commenced in the superior court of Pitt county, to recover certain Personal property, in claim and de-1 livery proceedings. And the said de- j will further take notice that I he Is required appear at a term of the Superior court of Pitt county to e held on the Monday after the 1st Monday In September, it being the day of at the court of said an or demur to the complaint in said action, or the plaintiff will apply to the court for toe relief in aid D. c. Moore. Clark f Pitt County. SUITS UP and PANTS UP. Made to Measure. Cleaning, Dying and Pressing. Ladies and gentlemen clothing a specially. I also clean and dye laces, ribbons, feathers, etc. PAUL Tailor, Greenville. N. C. stock in Pitt specially selected pig far sale. Apply to W. H. B. F. D. . N. C. Quarrier Petersburg Grey Granite, Fencings, Iron Vases, CHAS. MILLER WALSH, DEALER IN Monumental Work and Cemetery Furnishings. Or. . Dental Surgeon if Greenville. To Publishers and Printers We have an entirely new process, on which patents are pending, whereby we can reface old Brass Col- and Bad Rules, lit. and thicker, and make them fully as good as now and without any unsightly knobs or feet on the bot- tom. PRICES Column and Head regular lengths each L. S. and Head Ruled inches In All Work Finished With Pneumatic Tools. PETERSBURG, VA. for Designs Prices. REMEMBER THE PLACE. Good Goods Every Day. Right Prices Every Time. Send to my store for Nice Crackers, Assorted Cakes, Canned Goods and other ready to Butter on every day. Kine Pitt county Hams. Nice Chocolate Candies. fresh and good all the time. MARCELLUS FLEMING and over A sample of refaced Rule, will be cheerfully sent on application. Printers Supply Co. of Type and High Grade Printing Material Hint it. p Telephone Service Is AT YOUR OFFICE to-day an admitted Business NECESSITY At Your House It's at once a Convenience and a Ne- that you cannot measure by any money value. 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We Will Lend You Money When You Want And Need It. We Pay per cent, on Time Deposits Months Duration. R. J. Hardware. For C Stoves Ranges, Heaters Pumps, Guns, Am- munition, One and Two Horse Steel Plows, Cutters and In fact anything in Hardware come to H. L. CARR S MULES. We will keep a full stock of horses and mules on all the season. We are prepared to furnish kind of horse want, draft horses, line drivers and farm horses. We the finest mules that can be bought. We will buy or trade fr any kind of mules or horses, will buy anything from a plug to driver. Come to see If we not got what you want we will get it. R. L. CO. The Reflector The Is Read By Everybody in and it reaches people money to pay for what they want. If you have what they want advertise it and you are sure to get a part of their y.

THE EASTERN REFLECTOR AND D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Proprietor Entered in DOM at e, N. s class matter, Advertising rates upon A desired at ever j office in Pitt and adjoining counties. in to fiction Pitt county. N. C. Friday, 1905. case alone. Governor Glenn outfit to lei the Charlotte dairyman who is the city because of the of the irater supply does not be careful he will give whole thing away Durham Herald. The week does begin with auspicious weather for the Raleigh fair. Raleigh will have an eye to tins week, and so will the t ; the Charlotte dairyman it will be another example of more profit in water than in milk. The Iowa cow that derailed freight train and killed live of the crew was causing trouble sure enough. Like everything else, cotton is worth all that it will bring, and if the farmers can gel fifteen cents by holding it until the mills have to pay tins price be blamed. Durham Herald. The bunting that the towns have put up fr to look at as he passes through is calculated to get wet. The czar of Russia the em Japan hoc I the peace treaty pi rs, and that put an end to the war. The investigation has shown life ins I i be furnished at a much I than the people are paying. When you go to the fair leave your diamonds at home but hide enough money about y a to gel back on in case you lose your ticket The length of lime some towns will have the n -i the eat re- minds a if the was m . I head with two in the class. There is m ire prosperity among the farmers than there has been in a decade they are in better to hold their cotton now than ever before. The preacher who would not take the of a pretty girl to kiss her was just like other folks of his sex. But the conference suspended him for six months. The president the Lewis and Clarke i recently . .- d is Oregon making the announcement that stockholders would receive a lend of percent, makes people wonder why other us in late years have gone so lad in the The Convention of the Methodist Episcopal church. South, in session at adopted a resolution com. President Roosevelt's efforts in behalf of peace between Japan The resolution says the president has wrought well for greater and the betterment of mankind. A FAMOUS KENTUCKY POEM. Says the Greensboro Industrial News, in speaking of Governor Douglas, -ii. should stick to his Advice like that is nothing less than irony to the Philadelphia shoemaker was arrested a few days ago for having two wives. His first wife had him put jail for sticking to his hist. Wilmington Star. Some lime United States District Judge with e of a of a i town. The H . mi c i the States reversed the district judge, holding that i com . . man asked another, Why is land in Pitt county so much higher now than it was ten years ago The answer given was ten years ago the farmers were in debt and many had lei the land go to pay they owed, while now Hie farm- as a class are practically out of debt, ninety pi of them have money ahead, and many instead having to land arc trying lo buy more. There is something in that answer worth thinking about. During her trip abroad presents were given to Miss Alice Raise veil amounting in value t i It is said to I pt hi me will her in customs s much as her father receives in salary for a year, which is presents come high after all. A St. Louise a pie separated The woman wanted to get at the man to ease her mind, but failing in she stood in the street near the hi use in which he lodged and expressed her opinion of him through a mega- phone. A crowd of street loafers gathered and cheered hey. Fine spectacle I r a big city. Mr. Hearst has it Wis program to make a tour of the South. He will hardly create as much interest as the other gentleman who is a trip this week. The board of education of a Penn- town established a school, separating the races. And the were silly enough to start out lighting the movement. There have been intimations that the revenue investigations were only intended to put on a bit of white- wash. The matter all being post- gives color to this impression. Thomas Dixon's presented to an immense in Columbia, C., Saturday night. In response to repeated calls Mr. Dixon came before the curtain for a short talk. When he appeared he was hissed by a bunch of Eastern traveling men who were in the He silenced them and at the same time received a burst of when he said had your scalawags with you in those dark days, and you have them That was enough to silence them. A Fell w in Spokane, Washington, volunteered to give enough his skin to cover burned places on a who had met with an dent. A doctor placed him under the influence of chloroform and re- moved about SO inches of skin oil his legs. When the fellow and found much of his hide gone he got mad and sued the doctor for I 0.000. BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS. Reentry some observations have been given in this column concern building and loan associations. Insurance whose passes the work building and loan in the has recently made the statement that the number such institutions is increasing. In I the towns where they have been sue- I operated their work own monument. A. said some days ago in Tarboro the building and loan there has lawn of untold benefit the lie pointed to many handsome dwellings which have been erected through the medium of the local building and loan association there. Other towns have had similar Neck Com- We have been trying to get ville to take this view building and loan with success so far. Hut it is one of things this town surely needs. By request we publish the follow poem, The moonlight falls the softest In Kentucky. The summer days come of test In Kentucky, Friendship is the strongest, Love's light glows the longest. Yet. wrong is always wrongest In Kentucky. Life's burdens bear the lightest In Kentucky; The home fires burn the brightest In Kentucky; While players arc the keenest, Cards come out the meanest, The pocket empties cleanest Kentucky. The sun shines ever brightest In Kentucky; The breezes whisper lightest In Kentucky; Plain girls are the fewest, Maiden's eyes the bluest, Their little hearts the truest In Kentucky. rat ore are the grandest In Kentucky; are the In Boys are the West, Danger ever nighest, And takes are the highest I n Kentucky. i he waves the In Kentucky; Vet, are the fewest in Kentucky; Moonshine is the clean -1. no means the dearest, And yet, it acts the queerest hi Kentucky. Hie dove-note are the saddest In The streams dance on the gladdest Kentucky; Hip pockets are thickest. Pistol hands the slickest. The cylinder turns quickest In Kentucky. songs birds arc the In Kentucky; The thoroughbreds arc Fleetest In Kentucky; Mountains tower proudest, Thunder peals the loudest. The landscape is the grandest, And In Kentucky- a suit t I V Select a Fall that wit proclaim . j i do it now. Don't be one of the lug- behinds. Come out in new cloths in time to wear the bite styles everybody .- else has appeared Dew mm Longer collars and lapels more- fullness than ever in the fuller in the knees and front and less so on the side-Vest cut slightly lower. About the fabrics. The richest and most gentlemanly patterns that have yet appeared in ready-for-service garments. Worsteds. Scotch Cheviots, etc These woolens come in plain colors, neat and modest broken stripes. You'll certainly be greatly Surprised to learn what 810.00. 16.50 or will do for your lure in buying a handsome, well cut and well tailored Fall Suit. FALL KINKS Convicts Worked Over Time. While laying off for the duck sea- son to open Mr. Grover Cleveland poked the women suffragists with a magazine article telling why women should not be allowed to vote. Susan II. Anthony made faces at him n a characteristic reply and now the somewhat announcement is made that Mrs. Catt, the Kansas woman suffragist, has her Lack up and is making passes at the duck hunter. We just expected the thing would wind up in a Wilmington Star. The thing just wont get down am Stay down. Senator Daniel, of Virginia, in a recent speech, there is no that Virginia sol- made the last charge at Be says that North Caro- claim lo this honor is based on a charge made half an hour previous to the final charge made by Virginia. He thinks North Carolina ought to keep quiet on this point, but because he says so is no reason that she will. There was honor enough, however, for all Southern soldiers without any squabble over it now. News comes from Wadesboro of a remarkable ease of mistake in the ice and punishment three The county of Anson has just paid them sixty dollars apiece for working them six months over time on the chain gang. These three men were convicted at the term, 1904, of Richmond county Superior court of some sentenced to twelve months on the Ai-. county chain gang. They were taken to Anson county at and turned over to the super- of the convict cam p. Later in the term of court the presiding judge reduced the men's sentences to six months, but the Anson county officers were never notified of the fact, so they kept the men at work road building for a whole year. They made claim against the county for a dollar and a quarter a day for their over time, but Dually compromised their cases for ten dollars a month. We reckon they got good pay for their labor. They were clothed, fed and housed during the six months and now get sixty dollars in a lump what their lawyer charged them. Had they been working on their own Look for the last six months they would not near so much money to show for their labor. Hut, on the other hand, it looks hard for a man to lo compelled, through somebody's negligence, to servo convict for six months when he was entitled to he a free man. It is well that this was a mis- take which could be so easily Messenger. Gets Twenty Suffolk, Vs., Oct. the that was in a series of robberies at Gates, N, about miles from here several we ks ago, tried before W. Van and given years in the stale penitentiary, It will be remembered that the after the robbery station Branch and his bloodhounds were telegraphed for. local went down in a abort while bis dogs struck the trail; they ran down into s swamp where the was found, While the dog was at the he passed by Branch who ordered lit to stop, which be did not do. A Millet I lie de- revolver brought the man to the ground seriously A large amount of booty was on, ii on his person and lie was carried to the county jail where I e was kepi until be well and to wait for trial, which came off last week. There was another c night with this one also years in I lie penitentiary. On account of the place of trial being in a remote part of the county this name could not be More Good Ones Coming. Manager J, M. is securing a series good attractions for Masonic temple opera house this season. Those he has put on since the season opened have been very satisfactory and enjoyable. good ones are on the way. For Friday and Saturday nights of this week he has the Charles King Co., a company of splendid actors, who present Southern aid Lighthouse Lovers if good drama should not miss these. Ask to see at Book Store. THE KING CLOTHIER. INCOME FOR SALE BY H. A, White Insurance. Greenville, N. C. LETTER TO H. A. WHITE, N. C Dear Bin Hardware Co. Hickory, N. C. bought a oar load of after selling it a few mouths, measured seven pints a Returned it lo the maker and credited customers with what they had lost from short measure. What do you think of a short measure paint Don't you think it I whitewash; Half the paints arc part whitewash. Go by the name; lead and sine. No whiting or clay in that; lull measure besides. A gallon Devon is worth two of whitewash paint. truly, F. W. COo. P. H. L. Carr sells our paint. PRICE CUT IN HALF. The young man who deliberately jilts an innocent girl deserves to lie henpecked by her successor. Don't you need some old news- papers office is overstocked with them and for two weeks will Bell them In lots of at cents. Don't miss this bar- gain counter. Here is an Offer Worth Quick Attention. We have made a clubbing with several magazines by which readers save half the price they have been paying. We send The Review of Reviews. The Cosmopolitan. The Woman's Home Companion. The American Farmer. The Reflector, all to a year for Look over that list an fully and just think what you can gel for small price. Better decide at once while there is . chance at this offer. Two young men walking on the railroad track in Greensboro were killed by a passing engine. The administrator has sued the company for in each A Durham man kept a jury ticket twenty years, and upon its presentation to the county treasurer a few days ago it was promptly cashed. m i u. WINTERVILLE This department is in J. H. FRY, who is authorized to rep- resent the Reflector in and territory. man for yen to run one horse crop, and 11.-1 leisure time superintending raw tn i also to manage cotton gin fall Mus have knowledge machinery. to W Smith, R. P. No. N . I E. A. and B. i. Chap- man went to Raleigh today to attend lair. The painter is following after the carpenters on new boy's dormitory will soon be done pouting outside of the building In a few days it will be occupied already several rooms are engaged in it. J. c. Galloway, of i A new line of re- Sill; waist interns cheap at by R. Chapman Co. Harrington, Barber Co. Misses Fannie Roach Burney spent Saturday nigh and Sunday R. G. Chapman's. Nice line f at Barber Co. Miss Helen who has been visiting relatives and friend Mis- Mollie Bryan and turned lo her home D. Cox left yesterday R attend the state fair, see friends international poultry food at shake hands with j .,,,.,.,,, Barber Co. yards standard m,. Mrs. A. to per yard, Harrington, Barber Saturday night in th Co. Miss Cm and Mrs. P, If ye went lo Greenville today. Just by R. G. Ch car load which they will sell very cheap. The furniture for the new dormitory is here the building is ready to occupy. Nearly all the rooms are engaged- For Holt time alarm clocks and see R. ti. Chapman .- Co. C. T. Randolph, of ; s a pleasant caller The town tax are now- open at the store of K. G. ft Go. Let all com.- and pay promptly. collector. Mrs. R. L. Little and Miss Sadie Our line of fall and Winter, goods are now in. tie our lire be fore yon buy. joins to please A. W. Co. Another of shoes all styles and sizes and reasonable. Harrington Barbel Co. Little were in town Friday. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Chapman was here White's Black Liniment, spec- recommended for the human family, flue for balanced, com For sale by B. T. Cox Bro. White's die and Kidney Cure, the combination kidney medicine for stock a sine colic at the Drugstore Big line hats received, latest style-. H , Bather Co. For hay, corn and oats, go Harrington Barber A Go. Lang went to Greenville today. One of our tip lo date farmers bro- a wagon load of seed cotton to our County Oil Co. ninety and had it fined making a bale of lint that weighed pounds. He paid one dollar and to get and exchanged his seed for meal and hulls. And after he had told his to one our leading merchants for a little more than per pound ho put his meal and hulls on his wagon and returned home feeling that he had saved much time labor and was pleased with results. Shoes shoes Chapman are offering cut price on their large stock shoes which must he sold within a few days in order to make room for their new supply soon to lie received. All colors of paint, and yellow at Harrington Barber Go. Another load of school desk were shipped out of A. G. Col Ml; Co B. T. Cox iv Bro. have a full line of school books, papers, inks, scratch pen tablets, day books ledgers, account books, states, chalk, crayons, school bags shawl straps. Come and see what they have before bringing else where. Mrs. B. T. Cox and Miss Cox went to Greenville today. Mrs. Sarah Taylor has her nice line of goods now, also a special line of invited her many friends to see her. Her stock is well and prices always right. country. just received car load flour, nice fresh Harrington Barber Co. Mr. and Mrs. B. spent with then grandmother, Jane Harden. If you want rummer all winter et one these good hi A. A Co. they arc Cheap. o went and returned Tuesday Mi. and Mrs. Sun- day with William Sparks, II it or snows are all light for are plenty of coats, and boots, at A Ai; CO in town to see me I in livery feed and . . L. House. own Mist Nannie Nichols was in town Tuesday. Miss Bertha and Mrs. -Me were here i When Ml need nice applet and Fruits of H. L. Call at H. L. Johnson's and ex- ids line of Hosiery Misses Ladies and Good work will always lave it- n ward. The oil i- starting on big work. Don't forget the nice furniture at W Men's and youth's pants, all sizes, at Barber A Co. Nice line of fresh groceries ways hand Harrington Barber A Co. When nice dress goods and trimmings to catch go to A. W Anne Co they have a nice as- Mrs. L. A. Sparks has opened her complete line of dress trimming, and notion-, in one of the new concrete buildings, is ready, willing and waiting t till any order that may come to SOME MEN LIVE, EXIST. Arid The Rot Own Unpainted or Painted Houses. Remember these facts that Country paint is perfectly and from to thirty percent, surface than prepared hand and see about paint. Baker Hart. Wholesale and Retail Distributors of Town Country paint. in Superior Court. Emma Crimea William Altos Grimes daft at -iii above named will lake notice an action entitled as b been commenced in the Superior Hoe has a well elected Court, of Pitt County, against him needed In the business, and price to suit quired to appear at the term the superior Court to on the 9th Monday after 1st in s. it Win- the 8th lot November 1905, the House laid County, lo Greenville, N i- or demur to tin k. By virtue of power of sale eon- . la a certain mortgage I delivered by Crawford wife, . to Henry In the complaint, on the of If. James, t . Moore. and Only recorded in the Register of Atty for plaintiff. C. U, Deeds of Pitt m- in Book Kit. i 1.- will ex. to public Bale i NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In-fore the house door in to th-highest bidder on The Clerk of the Superior Court, day, Nov. a certain tract Pitt county, baring issued or parcel of land lying and I me, the the county of Pitt and state of tin I I la of 1905, ti.-1 Carolina and described as follows, of Minnie deceased- hit parcel of land Beaver j Notice is hen So given to all persona Dam t adjoining the to the to make place and containing acres j to the undersigned, and more or less and being ti creditors of said .-state to pie- rd by Henry sent claims and wife and this mortgage taken to j J, to the am Mouths after the date Notice, or this Notice will In plead in bar their .- coy This day Oct. 1903 s. tin the Isaac A. Atty. tin- purchase money, said mortgage Terms sale This 11th day 1901. t Mortgagee. F. James, Attorney. Between cur S . beauty is considered, as Every model is a thing of perfect beauty. , . in The perfection and beauty of coloring cannot fail to to elicit admiration. OUR TRIMMED HATS are developed in Tine Materials and every type of face And in our display. Can Find It Mere Pie. N. C. TARBORO, N. C. THE CONDITION OF BANK OF N. C AT OF BUSINESS AUGUST 25th, 1905. Scientifically Constructed. ULTRA, A Shoe for Women. Whether cotton up or goes d the in here night and the same. f you expect to exchange your for meal yen can same time taking meal far your seed when Ii at the Co. Oil Hill. The A. Cox Mfg. Co. are so orders for baggies and bodies, they have a plant the purpose i seals and bodies, they re their business. on had can get at A school desks better school desks being made and -old by the A. ti. Cox Mfg. Co. We have the best ever brought to Win- I T Cox Bi If the of machinery mean anything the A. Cox. Co. must be making lots wagons, carts and far have been keeping a continual line of late prices on hard- ware and mill supplies next days W. L. House. Ion- lush loaf mead go II. international stock food horses and cattle at Harrington I Barber Co. Call and see my line of shoes before buying elsewhere II. Johnson, Nice line of boys at Ii L. Johnson's Special prices on guns far the ext days V. L. House. Trunks and valises at ton Co. The Pitt Co. Oil Mill seems to be fur aid near, general satisfaction seems to prevail. Nice frames and A. W. Ange Co. . . t BO Overdraft-, and securities, etc. Furniture A Banking Mil Cash Gold Coin I paid in 135,000.00 Surplus, Profits less Paid 21,000.00 ; 106.06 8,047.32 4,100.00 . to check 152,320.63 22,791.001 I lat ii is checks out- 339,400.48 7,718.46 worth of j tor is made with careful ref to the most minute details and so perfected in its numerous styles there is no other w man's shoe on the ma sell In at the price tho Ultra does, its superior, if its James Little, Cashier of the above-named bank, do swear that the statement above is true to tho best of my belief JAMES L. LITTLE, Subscribed and sworn to before we, this 2nd of Sept., WALTER a. WARD, Notary Public R. W. KING, W. WILSON, J. O. MOVE, Directors EVERYBODY TO HEADQUARTERS FOR- kinds of Dress Goods, Laces, Embroideries, WE CARRY RE- SHOES. Hero is the fundamental basis perfect shoe. We employ on- own designers, and every I It 1.1 Shoe is over ti last -1 ;. closest width and size in w Ultra shoo meets every requirement of the many whims of We carry SHOE, for men, in Oxfords, Tans, etc Pulley Bo wen, THE HOME OP WOMAN'S J F. KING'S Livery, Sale g Feed Stables Near Five N. C. FIRST CLASS TEAM E drives, or to take pas- nearby points. Good Drive and Work Hones and for sale. I buy hem in large numbers and can sell as Ion any dealer, either for Gash on Time, When you arc in town and wan; your horse and buggy properly cared r. put up my stables. ES MULE RS S. Jas. OPPOSITE GREENVILLE BANKING TRUST CO will keep a full of and mules on all the season. We are prepared to furnish any kind of hone want, horses, line drivers farm horses. We keep the mules can be bought. We Mil buy or trade for any kind of mules or horses, will buy anything from a flu plug t driver. Come to see its. f we have no got what you want we will get it. R. L. CO. POOR PRINT

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Sailing hours subject to change without notice. T. H. MYERS, Agent, Washing- ton, N. O. J. J. Agent, Green- ville, N. C. H. C. General T. and f. Agent, Norfolk, Va., . R. L. Dentist. N. C. A BABOON HERO. An a Monkey In Africa. The German naturalist, Herr tells this story of his ad- venture with baboons in dogs, beautiful, slender greyhounds, accustomed to fight successfully with hyenas and other beasts of prey, rushed toward the baboons, which from a distance looked more like beasts of prey than like monkeys, and drove them up the precipices to right and left. But only the females took flight. The males turned to face the growled, beat the ground with their hands, opened their mouths wide, showed their glitter- teeth and looked at their ad- so furiously and malicious- that the hounds, battle hardened and usually bold, shrank back dis- and almost timidly sought safety beside us. we had succeeded in stir- ring them up to show tight the of the monkeys had changed considerably, and when the dogs charged a second time nearly all the herd were in safety. one little monkey, about half a year old. had been left be- hind. It shrieked loudly as the dogs rushed toward it, but succeeded in gaining the top of a rock before they had arrived. Our dogs placed themselves cleverly, so as to cut off its retreat, and then we thought that they would catch it. was not to be. Proudly and with dignity, without hurrying in the least or paying any heed to us, an old male stepped down from the security of the rocks toward the hard pressed little one, walked to- ward the dogs without betraying the slightest fear, held them in check with glances, gestures and sounds that seemed almost like intelligible speech, slowly climbed the rock, picked up the baby monkey and re- treated with it before we could reach the spot and without the slightest attempt to prevent him on the part of the dogs. the patriarch of the troop this brave and unselfish the other members, densely crowded on the uttered sounds which I had never before heard from baboons. Old and young, males and females, roared, screeched, marled and bellowed all together, so that would have thought that they were struggling with leopards or other dangerous beasts. learned later that this was the battle cry. It was intend- ed to intimidate us and the dogs; possibly also to encourage the brave old giant who was running into such evident danger before their Youth's Companion. Acid, and Water. Acids have a strong affinity for water, which they will even extract from any substance containing it with they are brought in con- tact ; hence when an id comes in contact with the mucous membrane of the mouth and throat the watery secretion which keeps these parts moist and flexible is so far absorbed as to give rise to that dry, harsh and stringent sensation which is com- spoken of as the mouth, and so as a result a copious supply of fresh saliva is produced. Mineral acids, by their chemical action, not only draw the mouth and set the teeth on edge as they are taken, but also injure the el of the unless the is taken to sink them in through a glass tube or quill. His Punishment. Father has gone into the pantry unexpectedly and finds aged ten, stealing Now, William, what do you mean by this Do you know that the law punishes people for small offenses you stole once and did not get father. Yon stole mother's my son, but, remember, I got severe punishment for that. got a life sentence and am at it Quito Another Uncle of wear- diamonds, don't you think it would be more becoming to pay your tailor's bills if I paid my tailor's bills how could I afford to And if people didn't buy diamonds what would keep the merchants from starving to death Uncle you don't pay for your diamonds either. now you are wander- from the point. Two Professionals. When Professor of Vi- was asked if he had any sons he answered, what professions have they chosen howl and two was the laconic reply. A couple of his sons were preach- and the other two were doctors. A Strange Threat Policy holders in one of the life insurance companies are receiving with their notices of due a little pamphlet sighed by the president, which he warns that any insurance that may be passed and any statement may lie uttered reflecting against the management or of the company will affect the interest of every policy holder Evidently he is perfectly serious about it. but in view of the unsavory secrets which he and the other of have been compelled to before the in- committee in New York, his suggestion that the policy balder lie still and let the go on unchecked is rather curious. To those who pay his a year salary and furnish him with campaign contributions, lobby funds and other little luxuries, be imputes such a low order of intelligence that after going on the stand and admit ting that he has been deceiving them for years, he coolly addresses to them the threat that if they don't keep quiet they may be hurt worse than they have been. If there is anybody who wants the companies reformed, it is the policy holders. They are the investors, the owners. They are the ones whose welfare and the welfare of whose wives and children depend upon the wisdom and economy with which the affairs of the companies are They know, as well as the dent knows, that there will have to be a tooth pulling in the companies, and that it is going to hurt all over; but they also know that they will be vastly better off when the tooth is North American. New York Loves Tar Heels. The North Carolinians of ability who have gone to Ne York have That is a city that coddles nobody and helps no man until he shows he has brains and can help himself. The young man who goes there must realize that he must make his own way or be lost in the thousands who are struggling for success. Where one young man rises above the waves many fail and are lost sight of. It is particularly true In New York, that there is a val of the of the men who have the capacity to meet and con- the obstacles the way. The nomination of Mr James W. Osborne as Attorney by the Democratic organization in New York city is the strongest testimony of the high place he has won in the Demo Gratia party in that Democratic me He enjoys a large practice brings him an income of nearly fifty thousand dollars, so it is and us Assistant District Attorney made reputation by his brilliant conduct of tome of the most cases that have attracted the attention of the whole country. lie will make that will show his resourcefulness. His chief op- Mr William Travers Jerome, is a man of strong individuality, ability of high order, and as District Attorney has won an honorable lion. Ill him Mr. has a worthy of his News and Observer. Leads The Country. The Carolina Fruit and Journal says that North Carolina now lends the in the production of sweet potatoes with a crop last year of more than five and a half million bushels. We are always glad to know that North Carolina leads in any branch of useful industry and we are glad to so- this evidence that North farmers are drifting away from the old idea that one crop, generally either cotton or tobacco was for their needs. Diver- crops have been talked of for years by those who know and we are glad to see their words are bearing Industrial News. STRAY TAKEN UP. September look up astray female hog, sandy color, weight about pounds, and marked with crop In right ear. can get same by pro ownership and pa vine charges G. T F. F. D. No. . Greenville, N. O. 10-11 Special Low Rates of One First Class Fare Plus Fifty cents to Raleigh, No Richmond and Return, via ATLANTIC COAST LINE. On account of the fair and President Roosevelt's visit to Raleigh, Atlantic Coast Line will operate excursion train i the follow ire; points to sod return Oct. Leave From Rate Greenville a House a m Parmele ti a in Bethel a m a m Tar horn K a m Rocky Mount -lung El. City a m a m Ar m Raleigh v a m ti a m Ar a Ar a in a m a in a m ti a in a in Plymouth Jamesville Everett Parmele Returning special leave Bel- at p m dale Tickets will to on special train or on regular train to October 23rd, 1905 All tickets include coupons to the grounds Special low rate of Plus Fifty cents for the round trip to and return, toe Horse Show via Coast Line. Tickets on n Io filial on. limit 23rd. All tickets include coupon to the -how. Reduced Rates t. Ric Ac- count Horse Show The Atlantic e lake, pleasure in announcing low of one fare pin- Ally the round trip to Richmond, Va,, and return of to 14th. on sale 9th to inclusive, with filial return limit c AH tickets include admission coupon t. the Show. The Richmond Horse Show is a State occasion and should not he missed by all lovers display of superb horse; be- sides Richmond is a place of many historical and is veil worthy of a visit. The Atlantic Gout Line take pleasure in announcing special low of one Hist fare plus fitly cents for the round trip to and return account of the Roanoke and Tar River Fair to be held at that point October 24th to 27th, 1905. Tickets on sale October 23rd and for trams to arrive Hi before of October Final limit for return passage October 29th. For further information write W. J. General Passenger Agent Wilmington, N. C Announcement We bee to ounce, that we are Wholesale and Retail uteri for White Lead, Paints, Colors, and and v Ready nixed Paints. There is no line in the world better than the Harrison line. It has it a cent reputation for honorable wares and honorable dealings. If you use the Harrison Paints you need never worry quality. We trust that you will favor us with your orders whenever you want good paint for any Have just retrieved a car load and can give you Special Prices. Baker Hart N. C, NO After July 1st I will be pared to furnish private con- to and depot for persons in town at tor each person The will then only run hotels to depot and wharf and fare on that will also be phone a W. J. E- Tax Notice. I will attend at die times for the purpose of collecting the taxes of the year Meet me save cost. Tax appointments October Dam Smith's Store, Wed Oct. Falkland Friday Oct. Farmville Saturday Oct. Township Ayden Saturday Oct. Swift Creek son's Mills Oct. Swamp Church, Thursday Oct. To., Friday Oct. day Oct. Saturday Carolina Tuesday Oct. L. W. Tucker. Sheriff Pitt County, N. O. White Front Barber OPPOSITE J. II a CO. Sharp Razors, clean and Work guaranteed. COSMETICS A SPECIALTY. Thanking one and all far you pas patronage and hoping for your cod remain, Yours to serve, S. J. NOBLES, Prop. LANIER HILLIARD, Greenville, N. C. MARBLE MONUMENTAL WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Iron Fencing Sold Central Barber Shop. Edmond Fleming, Props. Located in main section the Four chairs in operation and each presided over b a barber. Our place is inviting, razors sharp our clean. We thank you for past patronage and ask you when good is wanted. Correct Dress The system tailoring introduced by L. E. Hays A Co., of Cincinnati, satisfies good here. All Strictly Your at prices. m of foreign and w hot FRANK WILSON, Greenville, N. C. The durability, beau- tones and unvaried high quality of HARRI- PAINT have taught Americans the great advantage of using ready-mixed house paints. BAKER HART, How Is Is 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 shoulder; 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 1st, 1903. I took down with weakness and dropsy, and gradually grew worse. I told by my physician that my was hop alas, i My neighbors end had given me up to die. My limbs end body were swollen to one- third larger than else, and water had collected my heart. For at least three months I had to sit propped up In bed to keep from sent for five bottles of Dr. Heart Cure, and by the time X had taken them all I was entirely cured. I feel better than have for twenty years, and I am able to do any kind of work on my farm. My attending told me that If It hadn't been for It. Heart Cur. I would now be In my grave. U T. CURD. Ky. Dr. Heart Cur. Is sold by four druggist, will that n. erst bottle will If It fall. he will refund your money. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart Ind OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT. J. W. BLOW, Manager and Authorized a. a N. C. As authorized for Daily and . take treat pleasure in receiving a script ions and writing receipts those in arrears. We have a of all who receive mail at office. We take orders for job n i ill j-. of Winter was a visitor here Saturday until Monday with the family of J. A. If need way of Crockery, Tin ware to see Hart wanted C received, fine line of and can fit you up in any style or price. Ayden sent as pretty and as an delegation to the at Greenville Saturday, we venture to sty, as there. Mattie Wilson have been flailing Ma. Allies Dixon. A full supply f Trunks Telescopes, Gripe, Satchel and Suit Case, at J. R. Smith Bro. A line of Overalls. and the beat line of A. Fair for which the money on the market at highest cash in J R. Smith Bro A Get the Cox cotton planter ware, lamps and heat on the market R. Smith at J A B We call f Those Royal authorities i I e Cannon Tyson handle are lag if, M -able, i the equal of anyone the market. K. Dull Ida G. Edwards, Fannie market . ., -an i Genie Morrison, Annie sage, and fresh Bali Dudley, Mr Cason Mrs corn i Burgess attend attended For can tomatoes, fee, K E. a Co. Bedsteads, springs, and rocker, dining and stands dressers table at J R Smith Bro rt grind atones I rope and at J R. Smith A Br. Mies Nannie B. , trained who in attendance upon l during long spell sickness, kit for her home in Wilson last Thursday. Mr. i much Improved a d on Hie pro recovery. Much credit Is due Mi for the efficient i Hindi she bandied the c e. val Thursday night Saturday for the first time our Ayden, a period of nineteen mouths, there were two fights in town. While even this many is a sob roe of regret among our people, yet it is not so bad as it be. Indeed it may duly be said, for the sue of the and the large number of people who this is one of the best, law abiding and tow us state. Hay corn, oats, meal, hulls, lime windows locks nails Cross cut saws and mechanic tools at J R Smith Don't fail to see a Ty- son's new crockery both plain and decorated. Prices are cheaper than formerly. Bate shoes are the heat. Every pair sold under a W. C. Jackson A C. ,.,. line for seemed to be a day of much travel People and convey- of every kind and description were moving and going in any ind every direction. If reminded us very of a instead of l he holy We are receiving daily heavy and groceries, also a nice line eon feet binaries, cigars and everything kepi In a first grocery. J h. Tripp A Bro TO Having just returned from the Philadelphia Optical College and in a curse on the human eye, in the of optics, I feel able and pared to any form of error of that any other man can correct glasses. I will take any case weak eyes, or strain, dull aching, burn Itching eyes, or eyes bad or low vision, a guarantee, to relieve the trouble and give entire satisfaction the patient or not charge one cent The largest per of all chronic headaches and from errors of refraction eye strain. It Is dangerous to pro when your eyes call assistance. Glasses the remedy for errors of refraction weak eyes. Any style or form of glasses given desired. As good references as are in the county furnished on application. J. W. Taylor, Ref. D. There were regular services the Methodist church Sunday by the pastor in charge. Those art squares, , e. that Cannon have just received are beauties. Oranges, apples, bananas and all fruits kept by horn. Cannon A Tyson are of selling their enamel bed steads cheap. They are daisies. Is bow back again ins Optical College, where he graduated ii a special course in the science of optics, ready to t better service than before t- tho-e suffer from weak eyes and in of glares. lawns and straw hats are bring sold cheap cash Cannon Mrs. R. C Coward returned a to Friday. Don't former that Cannon Tyson can supply wants in anything in furniture. hay, nuts, ship stuff, heal brand, cotton seed hull, and meal on hand. Cannon it Tyson. James Alexander after a prolong ed visit to friends in Bertie has come home. The loaf bread right f-om oven at A Dre-s goods, Broad cloth, Mohair, cashmere, albatross silks, trimmings, lining and white goods at J R Smith Bro A are rs and right from A Nobles have made for a part of the office of J. M. Blow. They are engaged in the brokerage business. Mrs. John Warren, of Falkland, with her children have visit. father, W. I, Tucker, at this place. Calico and Gingham at cents; per yard, great la white, slippers and summer goods, at J. R. Smith A Bro. The Fall Season has opened and found a select line of Clothing, Dry Good, Dress Goods, Shoes, HA IS AND CAPS. your by them with Town and lead and line of colors, kept at J. R. Smith A Bro. W. C. Jackson a showing Clothing. Clothing. Clothing. Our is completed, in stock and made from especially designed charts I is a different -f . I . bin usual is i . murk that means most in but the moat style most most merit, and the xi clothes making. We ask that you call and inspect our line before buying. Dry Goods. Dry Goods. Our Di-v Goods is complete we especially to look at our line of Dross Goods before you make Tour fall chase r Hats. Hats. Hats. In Hats you will find us headquarters. We tell the celebrated high grade- hat. why pay 15.00 for a hat and be no better satisfied than with a three. Shoes. Shoes. Shoes. Our stock of shoos, as complete as we can make it, and our purpose is tn give the best shoe, best quality and latest for the least money. i We also carry furniture in stock, and you will find a complete I line with us. Buy one of our Royal Elastic Felt Mattresses, De- the most complete line of youths, and suit's ever; Perfect satisfaction when you trade with us shown in the town of Ayden. Give refunded, them a trial. They are sure that IS or your they can pi ass you as the J. K. I AYDEN, N. C. Leader in Low Prices. The Five Million Dollar The Security Life and Annuity Company NORTH CAROLINA. The Pioneer Life Insurance Company. OOrt Force in Carolina Closed It's Fourth Year with Over A STEADY GROWTH THIS MAKES AN AVERAGE ANNUAL NET GAIN OF One and Quarter Million Dollars Tl Trustees Of insurance in force. No other Company has ever made such Record in North Carolina is progressive Home Company has fought a good fight and won great victory tor the cause of life insurance in the State the South. The laurels alike to the s, the Agency Force and many Policy holders who had faith and courage to lend their support. b DISTRICT AGENT, HOOKS, AYDEN, M

THE WELL DRESSED MAN Should Consider with great forethought the suit he is t buy and the store he is to buy from for tin-coining season. His general appearance will depend largely upon the tit of his clothes, and the CLOTHES lie ClOth; is the foundation of your suit. Avoid those unreliable firms who deal in shoddy and your faith to Clothes GOOd you should exercise with more care than all others. A poor fitting suit is a poor piece of property. But it matters not how tall you are, how slim you are. how stout you are, how short you are. we have to tit your form. A suit has the distinction of being distinctly stylish. All the new things are here. At any price from to We will make it very interesting to you. Bring your shoulders with you. c. s. The Man's Outfitter. issue here Fidelity and Court. Bonds. Life-- it Property insured against Y i never know when reverses will come therefore, prepare f i- m NOW. We the best companies and are prepared to yon prompt an I careful attention at most reasonable r- Thinking of Insuring give contracts a f and careful examination. Hornaday, No. 3.-- N. C are going to be ALL THE this Winter, don't fail to Call and have us place one in your home before the weather gets cold. ON DISPLAY AT OUR SHOW FAIL TO SEE IDS IRON BED SUITS We Cary Fine Line Heaters For Both Wood And Coal. Yours Very Respectfully, LOOK FOR THE BIG BLUE SIGN AND Every day is a day with us. Don't wait a minute. There is reason in all things. There a Good Substantial Reason why I can sell you the same goods for 1-3 less than you can buy them elsewhere, and make our competitors wonder how we do it. It is are Wholesale Prices less than Retail That's The Whole Story. Don't be blind or Think, Look and Use the good Common Sense with which nature has endowed you. We have now in full blast a most RECORD-BREAK I NO SALE which has done more to boast Greenville throughout this and counties than any trade event of recent years. The Tremendous Money-Saving Proposition hits baa hailed with e try evidence of popular approval everywhere. It has garnished the name and fame of Greenville as the most liberal and Progressive Commercial Center in Eastern North Carolina. The Mercantile Magnet will Continue to Draw Crowds Where Bargains are BEST AND BIGGEST. Were you at the RUSH that visited our store during the past week; and you couldn't get waited on conic again, call our attention to he fact and we sec that you get what you want. Yours Respectfully, CT STRAY TAKEN UP. I have taken up a that has been running with my stock about two months. The shout is sandy red color, weight about pounds, silt in right ear and tailed. Owner is notified to call for same and pay charges. MOSES EVANS, Greenville. The Death Penalty. A little thing sometime in death. Thus a scratch, cuts or piny boil hare paid the death II is wise to have Solve ever handy. It's the best salve on earth and will prevent fa- when burns, sores, ulcers and threaten. Only J. L. Wooten's Drug Store. Putt an End to It All. A grievous wail comes a a result of unbearable from over taxed organs. Dizziness, Backache, Liver complaint and Rut thanks to Dr. King's New Life Pills they put an end t- It all. They are gentle but thorough. Try them. Only Guaranteed by Jno, L. Woolen, Druggist. A 1850 piano for sale at a sac- the instrument which is one ml t Sr handled by the Co, was bought i ago by a gentleman who, unfortunately lost hi little girl. willing to dollar, or time, apply to ;. or A. Greenville N. End of Bitter Fight. physicians bad a long and stubborn fight with an on my right writes J. F. Hughes Du gave me up. Everybody thought my time had come. As a last resort tried Dr. King's New Discovery Con- The benefit received was striking and I was on my a few days. Now I've entirely regained my conquers all coughs, colds, and throat and lung trouble, Guaranteed by Jno. L. Wooten, druggist, Price and 11.00. Trial bottles free. Suicide Prevented. A startling announcement that a preventive of suicide bad 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 Hitter. It being a great aid will strengthen the nerves up i he system. It's also a great stomach, liver and kidney regulator. Only Sat- guaranteed by L. Wooten, Silk and zephyr shawls, all colors extra heavy in black. D. M. Co. C. Why use Baskets when you cur. get Cotton Sheets at less than half the pi ice. Sam White. m v THE .;. VOL. Na. PITT COUNTY. MOUTH CAROLINA. TUESDAY, WARE MERGE of a A i. e i h . Bl o of an It s i , . readers , the comes -c. a a man well . has i . i l i- as the. I and I . P bond. ft to afford an of their cotton I ward h. b- en the ware tie- v V C. T. i s f n i I I-a combine t H V. T. I friend- k e a at Ki dent R. I his . hand a r who knew h when ; n H- . m e h girl Stepped church P M J . . .- d i c- n -U i, in.-, N i i ii pa . f TRIP Train m Ti r.- g . d ii . Re it G iV , hr w is.--i . i In f i president's i it i the Govern or's i the train and in the to leave the f . h i . i. s son I . Vi . f F.- . a s H i i- . . v red e m o t d in . Ii p.-- c-i i n p e r sis. ii . . , n -i In Ha . i- . A i i i I , A en id v . i . Bur I i. -f C id. . J lieu v. B .; ; . . hi ii. , in t I Tl id L . a . at a tn ti Ta; . nerved iii Ami an S . One the Churl . die Co., to have . in ii. the per. flay ;, , I . U for Union. Free Will I i union meeting will with , b in Greenville mi Thursday of this week and through A good attendance Is ex peeled. END OP v EN WRY CLUB. for . I.-. mil ii v, . i. r I i.- , . . . A Hi e I lie E g I -II I. I h. . K . ill K I . nil . V . . I I . . i, . I .; ., P e .- I c . mi . . WHAT HE KANT . .- p . , Ab-mt lie R h N . ; , r t . v- ii r ha ; r., . H .,. , ,. d h Id Ii . . A , iS h t . . .-, lug . , . wonder I whit j r . ; I known that ks i .--p- ; f l V . I.-, .-t Is the e it Is a or e be r to y h v b .- ii A; I , ti, jet; he did his owe Tank a A I mi I led with oil In , u -n- k I we iv . ii he Oil i-purled the cir i a large stream unit people null and handy -em Mica eh ITEMS in . is. 1905. II. in Jon ed W alter , . in here. Marj e, Mill and . i . I . I L- . . Vane at Lt e X. Ti . . , , . -.- f O . .- I . will I 1.1 . . r.- Several Christian rill h present land .- on t- reign A. U an The id- T. on a v I i and W. J s y far i u i Ii a . tared saw . . w I h- . .-.-. ail a. n v . . . r in lei plan. V . f . . ii. f n local agent you pout facto a c. for one mini . twenty lie Surry Swap on . fl. A we k. the ii world claiming to have in i . ., 1.1 v urn I c mi . .; m , However, r, . . . . n r to lit 0- n . i . Oct. , re, i-i, i , ii fr K. c eh I f Mr a. .-, I, n morning from ton T. R T to K ; day for eye h- F. G. a few days. Jr. Km. mi. . or h, W. i a re with a.-. s. B a Mm t e j . Tim -la , Z. V. U ; cam in .-. j . t H -l. and WT. P , . , M E h Bro is and child, r. his her I A. Sac. 21- . S uric today . ti in went to in Na n el n . at at hf a T pi Pi . i -f n lie I Ir the .- e hack r 11.- rial. ., a-i of he a r A . v ,. .-. p , , . ,. -r WM aV-d in sear head w tried . tea , kit death, h m and . ii at k v , . . A in r filers, .,. . .-n M -f . . a v . . man w . -1 t GENERAL I . . dill , I. of the . i. I i-i ion i in iv -went; and if he regular rail- -el ii . . .; . . i ;. d . . I I . , . ; ., legal way . -in p v p. . . . R i he f county, i . ii fined B. . I . .-. . t. A. r ,,,. . ,,., f deal prisoner from I- n j paint ; n- hi- I, . I hi ii in today. r, . . . U. C, . II I . I'll. I . Ding, , . . IS v m .,.;.;, lie I- inti . or . . . led and II . nil murderer Ii . . Chan . i . i . K . . induct a . and aim s c iii ,. . . . deal it. Be Will keep -I c lean hire . . or . any 1.1 . He will also ; on drive work I I will be Bold e them, i dug in from the n ill find his it go place tn up and have their teams well looked after. . .; . . . I Si re . . el Iv . I, I. , ed Sum . m in lie PRICE CUT IN H . an Offer Worth Quick At in mas . H . .-1. save hall . price . e . paying. We c in send The R Rev The Woman's Home The American The all l ad lies a year over list and think you can gel for small price. decide at once while there is a chance at offer. IV . I . . , Ml. hut on ti wax th fin I rule St. I. mi . Mo., Vi. . l , s. ; to, ; . R it four mis to i. on U . Russian Battleship . 1-. The Ruffian lip h-Ii j the in t ha Ai in tin. i P I la Tho a of tons. T. BU New El port, V, . have been ,. ; , captured I -a ad Lu . he . , ,, At Port J man u id ti . , , . . , . were I ind ii toil , , , ,. by lire. ; , . A was . from the n, . jail . Ky., and With Te had shot . pi Ki . . dealer. Dr. Hyatt Coming . A. W. Dr. H. O. Hyatt, ii Neck, died Greenville at Hotel . Mr, Bertha Oct. 30th and 31st, Monday from Pitt coo . mid his purpose of up him in his eye, ear, nose and . Parties under years of age who will need Mr. is now his attention are requested to come reports say he i a warm I Monday if possible, older people reception. can come any .