Eastern Reflector

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. . THE WELL DRESSED MAN Should Consider with eat forethought the suit he is to bay and the store he is to buy from for the coming season Bis general appearance will depend largely upon the in of his clothes, and the wears. His i the foundation of your suit Avoid deal and pin row faith Good Fit one you exercise with more care than all others. A poor fitting suit is post piece of property. But it matters not how tall you are, how slim you are, how stout you are, how short are, have to tit your form. A suit distinction being distinctly stylish. All the new things are hero. At any price from to We will make it interesting to Bring your shoulder- with c. s. The Man's Outfitter i m GO m FOUR We Issue here Fidelity and Court Bonds. Life-- H insured against e-Fire. ; I i . , n .- .-; f. . p -l to and .-. n th if thin iv.-i; contracts a ion. ,. ;.; it r r.--- . Phone No. GREENVILLE, 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 DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUR IRON BED SUITS We Cary Fine Line Heaters Both Wood And Coal. Yours Very Respectfully, LOOK FOR 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 misled-Stop, Think, Look and Use the good Common Sense with which nature has endowed you. We have now in full blast a most RECORD-BREAKING SALE which has done more to boast Greenville throughout this and counties than any trade event of recent years. The Tremendous Proposition has been hailed with every evidence of popular approval everywhere. If has garnished the name and fame of Greenville as the most liberal and Progressive Commercial Center in Eastern North Carolina, The 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 we will see that you get what you want. Yours Respect fully. TAKEN UP. I have taken up stray shoat bat been mooing with my stuck about two month, The shoal Is sandy red color, weighs pounds, has silt in right car bob tailed. Owner is unfilled for same and pay charges. EVANS, near Greenville, Putt an End lo II All. A wail conies a of from over taxed organs. Dizziness, Backache, Liver complaint constipation. Bat to Dr. King's New Life Pills they put an it all. They are gentle but thorough. Try them. Only Guaranteed by Jno. L. Woolen, Druggist. The Death Penalty. A little thing sometimes in death. Thus a mere scratch, insignificant cats or piny boils have paid the death penally. It Is wise to have Halve ever handy. th salve on earth and will prevent fa- when niters threaten. Only at L. Drug Store. A piano for sale at a sac- instrument which is one of the beet makes handled by the piano was bought months ago by a gentleman who unfortunately lost his little girl, Party willing to lose over a dollars. Cash or time, apply In G. or VT, A. Greenville N. End of Bitter Fight. physicians had a long and stubborn fight with an on I my right writes,;, p. Hughes of Do gave me up. Everybody thought my time had conic. a last resort I tried Ir. King's New Discovery for Con- The benefit received was striking and I was on my a few days. Now I've entirely regained my K conquers all coughs, colds, and throat and lung troubles. Guaranteed by Jno. L. Woolen, druggist, Price and 11.00. Trial bottles free. Suicide Prevented. A startling announcement that a preventive of suicide bud 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 I Electric Bitters. It being a great I tonic and will strengthen I the nerves and up It's also a great stomach, liver and I kidney regulator. Only Sat- guaranteed by Jno. L. Woolen, Druggist and zephyr shawls, hen you get at less extra heavy In black. than half the price. Sam M, Johnson A Co, N, j i s w THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. D. J. WHICHARD. Editor and Friday. TEA VOL. No. GREENVILLE, Pin COUNTY. OCTOBER 1905. He. THEN. C. CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY CONVENTION. Oct. Th force I ho North y met in annual convention with a f from all o The first over to the in of Mission- the convened at a. m. in full session. vice led by Mrs. H. ii. , which Mm. T. It delivered the of The add res i f president, Mrs. J. w both able a d earnest, and Was to with close attention The of the secretary a id showed the work at large to -audition. Mrs, T. E of of which Mr-. Bail H ill, won, reads most and on This paper i- Ml v by Mrs. H ii M t O villa. on W Mn close i and helpful. The nit. With SB Mi-. IS. of . I people's department by Miss Alice Hi ins, of in this U. The banner tor heel went to i h ville Mission Miss Lillian Mason following a beautiful by Him Mary of Farmville. lbs symposium on mission field W. B. M. was conduced by Ito-a Loftin, of on Mrs. If. of Lake, on Mrs. J, It. Tingle, Belhaven, on Mis A. B. of Thin part of the was especially entertaining tire as the great work of our women, and their far reaching O. of our preacher there, and a native Japanese, unable, on account of to be was to have delivered an on Life of the of the The convention was disappointed at not being able to hear in in. H. H. The Christian church building being too to accommodate the increasing crowds the Baptist brethren tendered their for future meetings of the convention Wednesday night Mrs. Ida stale president of I lie Kentucky W. B. M., delivered an able to a large enthusiastic audience. The Wednesday session with the of and response. A letter the mayor of was read welcoming the The address of the president, A. of Greenville, was a and helpful delivery, and by Preston Bell Hall on the was an and able of this subject. The that followed was spirited end fall of interest. J. A. el Winston- Mi I addressed the hone missions. The afternoon session opened with a powerful address on Model by A. I. Cunning ham, of Washington. This was discussed by Prof. J. P. Harper, president of the Atlantic Christian college, Wilson W, T. of Atlanta, Ga., addressed the convention on for the churched congregations throughout land. The night service wan given over loan address on Mis- by Henry pastor of West Km church, Rich in ml, Va The convention is the largest and most enthusiastic In the history of he state work. H. H. Moore. N. Oct. The morning session of convention was given over ill ii fly to reports and discussion symposium on state work. The e board was re-elected as President, E A. Greenville; vice president, c. W Howard, res lending secretary, J. Boy i r-curding secretary, L. O. Kinston; treasurer, H. the session John It. Harper, president of Atlantic Christian col Wilson, i p- by the annual report of the i e year the enrollment has been doubled and college is steadily growing in efficiency and in favor lie institution is a credit to Wilson and to the the state. The is Ai ills will be made to bonds to aid in the of this great educational work. A large audience greeted A. B. who spoke at the service on The next will be held at in Oct. H, H. Moore. A TRAMP. Friday, gone who are not par- as to the form of entertain they so long as assured of their money's worth find no attraction more pleas than Thoroughbred which is the next theatrical offering at the opera house Friday, Nov. 3rd. While this play is not boasted of as a Literary Art, the play is de- novel In its the pathetic scenes are of interest and so well played as to bring tears to tho majority. The climaxes are of a drama, though comedy throughout the four acts. The third has been altered, the scene now being laid in a Hospital ward for the Minded. This i a unique act, idea being new to tho stage, the action, though not lively, holds the spell bound until the climax, when curtain calls are frequent. Cotton Statistics. New Oct. weekly cotton statement of today shows for the days of October a decrease under lust year of and an increase over the same period year before last of For the days the season that have elapsed the aggregate is behind the same days of last year and ahead of the same days year before last The amount brought into sight the past week has been bales 547.000 for the same days last year, and year before last. The since September receipts at all State ports to be against 2.587,105 last year. Overland across the Ohio and Potomac rs to Northern mills and Canada against last year; interior stocks in excess of those held at close of the commercial year against last year; Southern mill takings against last year. total movement since is against last year. And Suffered. Wasn't that a delightful wait the passenger in had Thursday It was only about three half late. The Wei- don fair have been great to the train so long. CLUB. Reported for The club was by Mis. Hay wood on 1905. This meeting being the fir-i of the ensuing term, an election of officers was held and following were unanimously Miss Pat Skinner, president, Miss Win- Skinner, vies president; Miss Janie Miss Lizzie and treasurer. On motion, the amount realized from the production of lie used in buying for the library a com- was appointed to select and present them the library at an early date. Visitors present were J. L. Wooten, H. A. White, B. W. Moseley, M. H. Harry Skinner. After serving delightful refresh- the club adjourned to meet with Miss Glenn Forbes, Tuesday Nov. 1905. The and lb Community. Speaking of what a newspaper does a community, United Slates Senator Davis, of Illinois, made an address that re- mains ever green in the memories of newspaper men He year every local paper from to 5.000 free lines for the hem-lit of the community III which it is located No other agency or will do this. The editor in proportion to his means does mine for his own town than any other man. He ought lo be supported not because you happen to like him or admire his writing, but because a local paper is the best investment i community can make It may not he crowded with great thought, but it is more benefit than both preacher teacher. Today editors do more for less pay than man on earth. Disc your home paper, not as a charity, but as an investment. Knocks Woman Down and Her Lift. Williamsport, Pa., Oct. Mr. B. Frank an aged at a Pennsylvania railroad crossing, today the life of an old woman by knocking her down. She had slipped under the gate, and was in the path of an locomotive when saw her. He leaped to the track, struck her a blow on the back that sent her clear of the rails, then clutched the of locomotive as it down upon the pilot. His blow stunned the woman, but when he saw that it had saved her from an awful fate, she thank- ed her vigorous rescuer. She was stone deaf and had not heard the locomotive. Potatoes That Are Potatoes. A day two ago The spoke of a pound sweet to, but Superintendent J. A. of the home, has it one better. He brought us three that are something to look at, as they weigh pounds each. Cleaning Charles who has charge of Cherry Hill Cemetery, is having the cleaned and says all lot owners also have their plots so the improvements can all be made at the sane time. If lot owners will act on this the cemetery will have a much better appearance. SOCIAL Oct. J. K II . s, , in this B. this morning for Charles w fair today. Mr. and Ii. O. Moor-- to Baltimore today- County II w. t B be i . W. Brown returned morning from t i to u this in o to take a no i store the Friday, Oct. Z. V. II returned to B h President in Collision. U. S. Flagship West Virginia, New Orleans, Oct. At o'clock last even- through of signals the fruit steamer collided with the lighthouse tender which was conveying the president, Secretary Loeb and Dr. to the West Virginia The rail and port bow of the Magnolia were and two or three boles made in the hull below water line. No one was hurt. Range Exhibit Closes. The demonstration of Majestic ranges that has occupied this weak at the store of Baker Hart, closes this evening. Up to the time of going to press fourteen orders for these excellent ranges had been booked and n few others are in contemplation by the time the exhibit closes. Mr. Swann, the special representative in charge of the exhibit, is a hustler, and in Maker A Hart he has a hustling firm to push the merit Majestic. College Quarantined. The announcement is made that the A. M. college at Raleigh is under quarantine of an i of scarlet fever typhoid fever. This is an unfortunate condition for the college and will cause much anxiety throughout the state, as boys from every are at school went to V f today. H. W. n. tills morning from Mrs. A- K -r d I i went to Scotland N . k h Mrs Brown, of o her brother, P. W C L. C. Arthur i pears i u l If I. I'll . i , flue. Rev. George h i been mime tier., i left this mot mil I i Ii Branson S. c. Rev. K. T. Philip-, of came up this in n I lo the union meeting in t Win P, L. Co ii lo, , Here . Greenville Printing Co . purchased to move to engage in the there. Oct. -8 h P, M. Hodge went to ton today. K. and B T. went up the road mis morning. J. J. this morn- to take charge of a school in Carolina township. Mrs. B. House went to Edge- today, to visit tier mother. Rev. J. K. has returned from Henderson where he went to visit bis father. Fire in Kinston Friday destroyed i . i and t of the H . . -i Tobacco is . i tit i-h r banks d m North Ii i fair one of the -ad ; i id while ; M The ht kit i-i vi h V in n . ff the ire . . at U . i . ;. II d ii -i- private . J. D. ti and thirty d s i t tn perished. in . i . i ii gone to wife of the . died lied Mule to Railroad Track. The passenger on At- Coast Line Sunday evening, while on its trip from to Kinston, ran over and killed a mule near station. Per- sons who were at the place soon after say is evidence that the mule, which was an old. worthless animal, was tied there by some one that it might be run over and killed. The presumption is that it was done that the owner might get damages from for a good mule when It was a worthless one that got killed. An old colored man in sec- owned Free Press. Big Potato. We have been shown a sweet potato weighing pounds, raised by Tripp, this township. They do not grow larger than this one The to the Missionary convention have all retained home. LETTER TO WARREN. Greenville, N. c Deal When you can buy paint for less than save your money. Mr. Aaron Higgins, N. J., always 1.1 of for his took Mr. Williams port, Pa., always used took t. Mr. Burt Young, Pa., always used a gallon for certain rooms; took as much M. Nathaniel Barber, Canton, Y. bought used less than You can buy paint for less i ban don't; save your money. The counts the same way and doubles the of paint is the gallon. Weak most; Yours truly, F. W. COo. P. i. H. L. sells our paint, One of the Asheville prisoners ho recently but was caught and pat back in jail, tried to break out again as as left him. She- t near i -lo, and whose only a her suit to it A of Asheville, t . i it man an the promise Increased on everything a News- paper oil Uses. i in- following from the tells a big truth in but few Everything in newspaper Used, and printers are completely at mercy of trusts. The Hume Printing establishments that are handicapped by labor trusts, type trusts, machinery trusts, ink trusts, paper trusts, etc . kn what it is to for all they are worth. Last week we ordered a lot of new type to meet the demands of our work when the bill came was put down at cents a pound And it doesn't take but half a handful to weigh a pound. The trust could make money at cents a pound, but like cents better, and the publishers have to grin and bear it. A year or two bought from an independent type concern two hundred pounds of new type that is as good as Iv's type, at seats a pound, but we cant get it that way now. It's the same old independent concern sold out to the trust and quit business Concord Times. PRICE CUT IN HALF. Here is an Worth Quick Attention. We have made a clubbing with several magazines by which readers can save half the price they have been paying. can send The Review of Reviews. The Cosmopolitan. The Woman's Home Companion. The American Farmer. Tub all to address a year II. Look ever that list and just think what you can get for smell price. Better decide at while there is a chance at this POOR PRINT

AYDEN B. E. ft do all they W of valises, . plan it band ha-, their mi of and salts A Bro b Joe It rood are All t fr.- hew the v a k u there fearer Mr Ike tali haver urned. a -f Bust, lard and good. Don't firing me trial. frank Lilly. j. w Moore look ranker trips down die road week W ell, hi- good ft I- , I iii a line feed at low price as hay, oats, corn, and brand ship Frank Lilly. David f is visiting her brother. Tod K in the country, near beret Call Hart s for a bar rel of Columbia Flour, tone better to be had being tome difference floor u; Buy Kai tress at Can- tie best. T. pp- with or short joint and Smith ft Bro. H. F. Brooks, of ha here to bin Mi I. T. Buy paint the beat fur Tyson. Car load of fir kale by Can i id The Neuse Baptist association now holding Its annual session Baptist church at this place and continue through Sunday night. .,;,. of drug st -e M- to is -i i, us it i- or ha- laid w. elated f h i- M-i-e III fitted e. The work known U certainly v i cl- per W es and Ladies also h tors J K ii Bi-. Kinston, is Bin .- -I i . ran tie J, K. Corn Jenkins when yon dress your we can sate and e y in something to foot. We carry nicest and . ran law. Try a E. V. cave bone day boom the Federal court at Bern. Dre Broad cloth, albatross silks, lining and J K Smith Bro Mae Brooke, of cm Friday and began house Monday. Mr. and Mm J. II child left Monday u attend the coo- in LaG range. Jerome attended the fair in last week. day afternoon in V Pail and at tended near day Mrs H. B Smith daughter, Bessie, Tuesday at k. Charlie Sunday with friends here. Mies Bail night Sunday Miss returned Tuesday after a short to E E. Bail went to New Bern day and returned yesterday. Henry and Ernest spent Saturday afternoon Ayden. Mrs Martha Beasley came Mon- prices for chickens , ,. . . to bar Mrs. L. A and eggs all country produce .-.,. U. Br. The shipment of daring last week, in to this date, daring ,. very little cotton band, are Informed b the farmer, to be sold daring the remainder of crop. Our line of Groceries Con- fer i Call and see us. J. H. Tripp Bro. O e tip our hat to a and public ask they will send the We aunt to advertise Ayden u It takes do ii .- please help on friends. Old Fashion Hand-made paw Bread at J. K. X Bro. Mi-p Skinner, who has been h-re visiting her brother, Dr. L Skinner, has returned to her home In big line of Overalls, and the best line of pants for the money on the market at J. B. Smith A Bro. the best en the market at J. R. Bro. Oranges, apple, all v i. j pries i kept by for . is and j U yon see me. Prank j wife child and C, left as We i i N.-. ;. s-.- church i ii-. H, i con- at this week. Man Warns Li tie Here Below But Wants T at Little Good. make it a rule to keep the best quality of goods, roods always give OUR IS COMPLETE e have a large and carefully line of Clothing, and can tit with a Suit or Overcoat at the Lowest Prices a -ill the and many other Popular Brands if Shoes, Try The United Standard and you will have no keep a on hand. an- agents for Wire Pence and have prices right and examine goods and prices before you buy. Our Mot o i, Thirty Six Pence Is Better Than A Blow Yours Respectfully, J. J. son, Ayden, N. C. Quarrier Petersburg Grey Granite, Fencings, Iron Vases, CHAS. MILLER WALSH, DEALER IN Monumental Work and Cemetery Furnishings. AU Work Finished With Pneumatic Tools. PETERSBURG, VA. for Designs and Prices. The Youth's in 1906. Com- will publish weekly stories, each a Itself, reflecting life in borne, camp Held. articles and soldiers, sailor-, and of thoughtful and timely id articles public domestic questions. stories by the best fin in. story of humor. notes on rent events discoveries in the held of science and natural curious kn. ledge, poems and is what The Companion offers its readers 1909. And quality of it is fully equal to The paper is without being bright without being flashy, and being paper for every member of the family. A full t- e new volume will be sent sample of the p on The subscriber for 1908 who sends 1.76 for new Volume at Will receive free ail the remaining for 1906, the Double day r-; The f . In and cold. Tooth's ill Berkeley street, Mass, a I. N. AS. Steamboat Service. L. ill, f II ; i bi. p- t . t, B. I more, j Mew u and all a Norfolk with all points West. Skippers should order their freight via Norfolk, earn Norfolk A. hi re ft. K. i., out e. r. Agent, ton, N. C. J. J. villa, H. C. T. t. Agent, Va., Howls Is your pulse weak, too slow, too fast, or does it skip a beat Do you have shortness, of breath, weak or spells, or choking spells, palpitation, fluttering, pains around the heart, side and shoulder; or hurt when lying on left side If you have any of these symptoms your heart is weak r 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 let, I took Sown with and and I By my family my CON y l- given ma up body wire to norm water my U-aMt had to Hit up In b J to from I for f Dr. I. . . Cur, by I Lad taken them all was entirely cured. I feel heller than have for twenty years, I um able to do any kind of work on my farm. My attending physician told mo that If ft been for Pr. tiller Heart would now be In my T. Ky. Or. Heart Cure sold by I our who wilt guarantee that he first bottle will If It fall Be will refund your money. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart. Ina Announcement We bet; scare la that we arc Wholesale and Retail for White Lead, Paints, Colors, and and Ready Hired Paints. There is no line in the world better than the Harrison line. It has l 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 I Have just a car load and can give you Special Prices. Baker Hart N. C, -i.-. W- K. L. k Dentist .-. HAS IT OCCURRED TO YOU Many f Can your mm off Having this last will l of Mose ii. before II c. Moore, clerk of the superior c in estate if vi i, to make immediate to the executor, tin- is hereby given to all claims against laid in file the with the ex. an from will be in bur 21st . N. W. the estate of K. Attorney. One three hone farm contain two good three Tobacco miles South of Kinston the Via Wile Price Have also to lease horse farm, or will decide center containing eight five tobacco burns mill pack under fence rounded with ten of Hue ranges for h sheep cattle. on the Dover Si Rich- lauds It. I. Ova miles of Dover ii a healthy notion and good water Apply to C. II. Kinston N. A Telephone Lint is a boor to vault B. W. IN Groceries I And Provisions IS Hit Cotton Fr sh Oho. sin n- K n l i Produce Ho R K H N N or I ti an You Afford ft OUR MS tr OVER WITH v i. Not Quite Haw often you get a thing nail or driver or Have a good tool box and he prepared for emergencies. Our line of tools Ii all you could desire, and we will see that your tool box not lack a article. Of Course You get Harness, Horse Goods, of J. P Corey re . . Ph in the Parker pen self-tilling They can In at c or Store. MOTT'S PILLS pains. If PILLS Sold by . Dr, i Cu., Sold By J. W. Bryan. STRAY UP. September I took up a stray female hog, sandy weight about pounds, marked with crop can same by- pro and pay charges O. T Evans. F. F. D. No. N C. 10-11 Id w i 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 interest and guarantee price. BRINKLEY Si 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. Hair Clip Calculator. tip n ii OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT. J. M. BLOW, Manager Authorized Agent. s H. O. Cannon and to their load of stoves and heater. TO from the Philadelphia Optical College and it a on human eye, Bad In the agent for A optics, I feel lolly able and pro and we Gripe, Satchels and of error treat pleasure In receiving at J. ft Bro. but other man and receipts for I Mn j. with I will those in arrears. We have a list been of weak eves, or eye of all who receive their mall at went home d,, , burn office. We also take eyes, or eyes are or low on a daily new Bad Mr- AW. ,,, H,,,. ,., patient or no one cent. The Large yesterday on per cent, of all chronic of have bean visiting at B. F. Manning's. If need the way of Crockery, Tin ware to sec Hart Jenkins. A line of crockery, glass ware, fancy lamps, and tinware j at J R Smith ft Bro Miss Smith, of Lenoir, after the trains attend the association DOW in session here. The freshest loaf bread right from the oven at ft Me- Every body seems to to except Roosevelt. He a very pleas visit to friends ought tn come and make things here, has returned to her home. complete. Go to E. E. Pail ft Co's new market fresh meats, fresh fish. For can apples, tomatoes, c, apply t E. E. Frank Ida C Edwards and Fannie left yesterday tor the lair. Bed steads, mattresses, springs, single and doable, rockers, dining and split-bottom chain stands dressers tables at J R Smith ft Bro shoes are Every pair sold under a guarantee W. C. ft control this line for Ayden. W. L. Kinston, is here attending the and also visiting sou. We are receiving daily heavy and fancy groceries, also a nice line of cigars and everything kept in h first grocery. J. II. Tripp Bro. For carpenters ton's, grind I hemp rope pulleys, at J. K. ft Ha- corn, oats, meal, balls, lime windows hinders nails saws and tools at J B Smith ft J, W. Sparks and J. Manning, of were here this week. Wear for cents. R. Our rugs and art squares are liner the finest, Cannon and Tyson. Rev. Dr. Vann, president of the Baptist college at Raleigh, is here in attendance upon the association. J. optician is bow back again from the Optical College, where he graduated ii a special coarse in the science optics, ready to better than ever before to those from weak eyes and in of glasses, headaches and errors of and eye strain. It Is to pro when eyes call f-r assist nice. Glasses are remedy fr errors refraction and Weak eyes. Any Style or form of glasses given desired. As good references as are in the furnished on J. W. Taylor, Ref. We s m of readers remember our writing about a year since an overflowing spool spring on the firm Mr. Cox near here. The spring spouted up a ; team of cleat pure water or s u diameter a distance some two high, nor has it sine been known become dry. Mr CoX a- -ii Well pleased with ho had piping put in and other Con- h plied making it very pleasant resort for ins not taken advantage but highly appreciated, Ii seems, that someone last week h use for the piping and have piled it. as Mr Cox for as some might s y the calling in making moonshine. is outrageous really we think a agent in section for days would work a wonderful change. Calico and Gingham at per yard, r is white Uppers and summer J. B. Smith ft Bro. We call lire of harness, con and Ty Lores go is having two more built adjoining The so we are will boo friends A Hardy, col. who is la the business, and John Andrews unit Henry who will a wholesale Shop, Oar h e in -ii el n mi- ff or, a l o mixture of an ii s i .-. by painting them an . . I vii i full c kept it J. H. ft Bro Boy of Gannon and tiny nave best Ellis are in Jackson ft showing I-.- most line and i. I's In the town of Give hem s They are e pi you as toe and Gannon have, the ii,,. of dress in THE BANK OF AYDEN N. At the of business August Loans and Discounts, Furniture and Fixtures Demand Loans line from flanks, i lash Items, Coin, Silver Coin, l steak paid Surplus 1,000.00 profits less expenses. SO unpaid Of i to check, 2.1,755.22 National Bank notes and other V. S. notes 2,411.00 Total Cashier's 3.30 Trial. f 36,158.02 STATE OP NORTH i, I, J. R. lb, Cashier of the i Be solemnly swear that the above statement Is to the best of my and be- lief. Cashier. to lief ire me, this of STANCH, HODGES, Notary Public .;. K. DIXON, i . Dr. Joseph Dixon, PHYSICIAN SURGEON Brick Blast Mu Ayden, N. C. N. C. Fence Farm American Steel Fencing Because They save stock, they land, they save neighbors, they worry, they save time, they are guaranteed, are steel, they have the only perfect hinge joint, easy to build, no expense for repairing, last a time, The American is the best square mesh on market, car load just received. Come to see us W. BROS. AYDEN, N. C. The Five Million The Security Life and Annuity GREENSBORO CAROLINA. The Pioneer Life Insurance Company. Cosed It's Fourth Year with Over of Insurance In Force in North Carolina A STEADY GROWTH THIS MAKES AN AVERAGE ANNUAL NET GAIN OF One Quarter Dollars Of insurance in force. No other Company has ever made such Record in North Carolina I ,. h won victory tor the cause of life insurance in the State and the South, The belong alike to the Officer. DISTRICT AGENT, AYDEN, HI C POOR PRINT

J. f V I II V NO Entered it rate ma Is matter, o. right cents. i that figure Alice in back home. s be in , pres At the Chad f n are sHowed bid for theta I ,.,. . V . Bi- ll in ,. i -I ll It van in keeping with the tin the family that the boat which Miss Mice came borne on break the record in the across the Pacific A of h found in n broke in there without sentence, hut to a cell and n break Yen can count II- was star speaker of a Democratic rally in where he spoke the amendment in dial time the president com-- to help out the State fair. might set Charlotte do the entertaining Or better still, mere the state lair up to Char- It is not creditable to in which of the state is located, that Judge Cook while court there found sufficient grim to declare that the court is a disgrace to the county. Th commissioners of that county ought to get a move on themselves. j ad the in. o in New OH to cut off wind his speech Dished. Miss Alice the Sultan of i i lier, and seems worn, d lull h story was ever in I. l Oil II the New York man who lived and us a woman for thirty lour years the deception discovered, shows how it is to fool public sometime. Th- president of the University to his senses- He it hull as is played today will have to go Heads of other college should fall in line with t uM Texas authorities on cotton mates say that the recent report indicates a crop of less than t-ll millions hales, while York speculators say it will reach eleven millions We will know which is correct bye and bye In the mean might continue to hold f r eleven cents, A man and white woman of Maryland who wanted in get married, which is against the law in their state, took themselves to Washing- ton City where they readily obtained a license for that purpose. It is n to our national capital that it permits miscegenation to be legal there. Durham is blowing to beat the hand over a hundred thousand pound leaf tobacco sale on that market And Durham is a big tobacco town and of the oldest markets in the state Here in Greenville sales that size come easy almost every day, and are frequently twice large. Governor has decided not to interfere with the W. ft. Murray eons at Durham, in which the de was given a two sen tease the roads for killing his sack. Again the governor is right and Murray will have to take his The road sentence was to two years in jail Troubles seem to be multiplying in the Republican camp. A member of that party in has sued the state chairman for failure to make good his promises, and the committee of Durham county is being sued for failure to pay bills eon tree in the last campaign. Kay be that is one of the lines en which the party hopes to reach re- in Worth Carolina And now comes the claim that a has reduced the cost of living to a science II- says he lives on u cents a day and clothes himself for a year For breakfast each day he has coffee and crackers, for dinner a bowl of soup with blend, and fr supper bread, butter and tea. This keeps him in excellent health. is remarked a gentleman to The Gazette yesterday, low well some men have got along right here in county in face of great disadvantage And then he went n to II how that one farm- near L had laved in years Another Gaston man he knew who not so many years ago was poor boy bound out He is now worth or it by hard licks and in it Gazette. Without a doubt this is the great est era of prosperity and plenty this has ever known. Never before in our history have the tillers of the been so , Mortgages and liens are fewer today than ever before. It i- nothing if not, a very common thing to scores of farmers with snug bank or money out at in- . ii time arc fewer and smaller, the cotton, is bringing good prices, and promises to be arc in North Carolina hate for several year is riding on the high of prosperity, we judge from logo ,,,. foregoing, and also from passed in late The oilier day our contemporary quoted a citizen who asked why land in Pitt is much higher now than it was ten years ago, and gave this years ago the farmers were in debt, and many of them had to let their land go to pay what they owed, while now the farmers as a class are practically out of debt, per cent, of them have money ahead, and many, instead of having to m land, are living to buy will lie observed that the answer does not tell the wherefore, although it gives some interesting details of state of prosperity in tin of I'm Perhaps it is not an matter to answer the question, we are reminded that ten years ago the nation had a Democratic president, under whose lion the country was plunged an abyss of financial depression and industrial paralysis. We are not going to say that the contrast in the condition of the country ten wars ago and today finds it cause in the politics of the national then and now; but we mention the fact as a fact, leave the reader to think for himself. Greensboro Industrial News While not saying it in so many words, it is inferred from the above that the Industrial News means to intimate that the Republican party- is entitled to the credit for the good times exist. Coming from a Republican source this is hardly more than expected, but it is about as absurd to claim that the can party is entitled to such credit us is to say that while the Demo were in power it did not rain and while tin Republicans were in power it did We bad hoped for better logic from the Industrial News. It was heralded all over the state that this new Republican paper was to be decent able. We were there for i i ired to see it so soon lake up and rehash this I, worn out. illogical, Republican absurdity. The merest child in knowledge knows that the present prosperity in county is due to n political influence party but is outgrowth of energy and economy pan of in people, t n. V. E of Rocky Meant, spent Tuesday night with his par Misses Mattie and Grimes Friday and Sat ii id night it They returned Sunday Miss Mayo spent Friday and Saturday night in Robersonville w. O. and N. G. Beverly spent Friday Rocky Mount. Miss Early, of Scotland spent last week with relatives Will and Morton, of s spent Monday in town, drumming tobacco W. Canon has at last bought Dan Patch, Jr Watch out for the race track Mrs Fleming and Alma, from near Hast ell, spent Sunday and Monday town. w. C spent Sunday in Scotland Neck. Misses Lizzie Grimes and Venn Edmonton spent last week in Rocky Mount. J. Barker, of spent last week in Bethel working Mrs. Lewis Lawrence and son -pent Monday town shopping. F. Foxhall, of Greenville, spent Sunday town. Dr. Thigpen spent Friday night in Robersonville There seems to be much attraction for him down that way Cleon Ford, of Tarboro. spent Wednesday his parents About twenty five attended the fair from here last Thursday. It was their intention to see the dent but they got there late Mrs W J. Carson spent last week with relatives in Rocky Mount Mrs of Mildred, with relatives Frank Tyson, of Greenville, came up this morning to visit relatives. Miss Novella Hunting spent Fri- day and Saturday night with Mrs Nelson in Robersonville. W J. Britton and H. V. Staton attended the play at Robersonville Saturday night given by Stock Co. Fred Forbes and Jim Mooring, of Greenville, spent Sunday near here. They can tell easily where it was. Don't overlook the smallest op- It will grow. The man an cm of the Adams Express who took of the com- money the other day went and w s later captured, says he was getting only a month and that handling packages containing f roved too much him; that five minutes alter he look the money he was sorry, bat it was too late for him to return back, etc. Many kind- hearted pie will excuse and blame lbs express people fer not giving a linger salary laying all that That is not the point. showed greed If he had been getting a month instead of he would still have desired to steal. If he had thoroughly honest he have stood firm no matter how small his salary. His excuse is no excuse at Landmark. they are return, i i i Raleigh should ail lie too feather over her ability to keep the state fair, that she b a lost grip state con- as mo The president was gelling down to the right idea when he said the South the South alone should i race A opinion in certain sections has been the cause of w of the over this question. School eh in-ii can get tablets pencil, ink, etc. at Reflector Book Blurs. Date of Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving Day falls on Thurs- day, November this year, the last day of the month The date has been a question for some time past, many being of the opinion that Thanksgiving came on the fourth Thursday, which would be It so happens that Thurs- day will come live times during November A question having arisen as to the date, Secretary Loeb at as appealed to he replied that while the president had no proclamation and there was no law governing the date, it unwritten law that Thanksgiving came on the last Thursday in No- Orange County Observer re Us readers that and . lime Orange county had two States Ma sud two Supreme court judges, Nash, a Superior court judge, John L- No the state, it is to be believed that any in I. in led Slates, has such a record; the manifest pride with which paper declares that has made more history other the state ever will is altogether pardonable. Charlotte Observer. r Hyatt r. H O Hyatt, of rill be at Hotel Out. 30th and Monday us i the purpose of tenting disuses of the eye, ear, Parties under years of age who will need his attention are requested to come if possible. Older people corns any day. Who will bring the to go along with oar big sweet toes. INCOME INDEMNITY POLICIES FOR SALE BY H. A. White, Insurance. Greenville, N. C Horses and Mules Winslow The time kind when To will want some horses or mules to meet your needs the coming we solicit patronage. We hare SALE at and Ayden where we will carry a full of GOOD and MULES during the entire season. Come to Ms us we will show you that it is a soring for yon to trade us, for we get our stock direct from the stock farms, thereby taring you the prof- its that the middle dealer hare to make and which you save by from us. It would not take much of your time to pay us a visit and get familiar with our methods of doing business as we feel that it would result in making you a per- customer, and sure we make it benefit you for so doing. We are prepared to suit your needs what is more we guarantee Winslow Mills, Hones and Mules. Sales Stables, and Greenville ii-t at Harrington, Barber If you want winter et one of these d beaters Ht A. W. Angus A Co. i-c Cheap. to me I run a livery fwd and Miss K- I home h l returned U--H V. V ft lo . I ii v, e ,, time ville, was la town Thursday. . ii- fir v ii b y in at the C. This department is in J. M. who rep- resent the Eastern in id territory. received . Hour, Did Harrington Barber Co When yon lire trimmings to go to A. W Co they hove a nice as- shipments of Buggy bodies and are being mode the A. G. Cu Mfg. Co. Men's and youth's pants, all at Harder A Rev. J. r. Waives, f We are always glad to see Mr d Miss Bertha n young were happily m I last Sunday light. We hope them a and happy life. C. Smith and Joe Vanning t to Kinston Friday night. Go to Harrington Barker Co. for coats and jackets. A new line of re- by R. G. Chapman a Clara Lee Stephens, Gold a student of R eh went this morning. Hiss of who in now a student of the went this morning to spend Sunday with her unit line of men's tie at Barber Co, Quite a large from Win- attended the Baptist Neuse Friday that is now in at Ayden Nice haggis Harrington A. of was In town The A. G. Co. has a ear lead of wire of and different heights now is your time to select the style you want. Misses Myrtle and B ks. Holland, of were pleasant visitors the ville High school Thursday, they are both former students school. For fresh loaf bread go to H. L. Johnson's. International stock horses at f Call and tn line shoes buying H. L. Johnson, Special price next day V. L. Trunks and at ton Barber A Co. of boys suits at H. L. Johnson's. A. G. Cox and J. B. Carroll returned from the fair Friday morning. Felix was here Tuesday yards standard per yard, , A Co. Just K n ft Co., a car load lime which they will sell very For Holt time alarm K. a. Chapman The town tax honks are now Open at the store G. Co. Let nil o and pay promptly. s Smith, collector. Our line of fail and Winter, goods are now to. Be our lire be fore you bay, to please A. W. Anger A C i large shipment shoes all and sizes and Harrington White's Black Liniment, spec- recommended for the human family, for perfectly balanced, com he B T. Bro. Don't forget the nice furniture at A W White's and Kidney Cure, the combination kidney medicine for -lock and a sure colic care, at the Drug Store Henry Dixon, of Black Jack, town Monday. For hay, corn tin I oats, go to Harrington Barber A Co. We have the assortment of ever brought to Win- B. T Cox Br . If the turning of machinery anything the A. G. Cox must tie making lots wagons, carts and far they have keeping a continual line of late special prices on hard ware and mill supplies for days W. L. House. Another load of school desk were shipped out of A. G. Cox Co ye-t AH colors paint, and yellow hie at Harrington Barber C . in need nice candies inns oranges apples and Fruits kind call on H. L. Johnson. Don't be on bad floor when yon can get at A W A A Ci More desk and better school desks made and sold by the A, G. Cox Mfg. Co. on the streets of Win a Green back or Bank notes, and any one who can give proof receive same by B. H Him. Mrs. h. . has opened her line of dress goods, trimmings and notions in of the new concrete and is ready, willing and waiting to any order may come to has a well selected line of everything needed in the business, to suit everybody. The Pitt Co. Oil Mill to be cotton far and near, and general satisfaction to prevail If it R or snows we are all right for I l-ere are plenty of rub her coats shoes, and at A W Ange A Co L. Jan and sons, Frank and Charlie, were pleasant visitors in town Saturday and The A. O. Cox Mfg Co. are --i mi -a my fur buggies and that they a tor the f making and they ire th in in Winterville d H- if a former student f he Winterville High Hue of fresh --I h-id Barbs A Co. R. G. u , are cut price n ii u i-; i a in to make for soon received. Big line if tin's us received, latest styles. Harrington, harbor A Co. Nice frames A. W. Ange a Co. Mr. and Mrs R. I. Little spent h friends here. Mi-, s c-iii Taylor ha her nice e of go-sis open no also a special line of furs, and her many friends in o her. Her stock is well selected sad prices always right. Call at H. L Johnson's nod ex- his line of Hosiery Ladies and Gents. International poultry food at Harrington Barber ft Co. B. T. Cox A Bro. have a full line of school books, inks, A pen tablets, day edgers, account states, chalk, crayons, school bogs and straps. Come and see what have bringing else- where. North Carolina, ,., PM County. Court. Grimes William Grimes and Grimes. The above will take ; that an action entitled a above Inn, in the Superior of Pitt County, against him for a i absolute divorce, the defendant will further take notice that he re- quired to next term of superior Court of said Count; to he held on the 9th Monday after the It in September, being the day of November at the Court of County, in Greenville, N C, and answer or demur to complaint in action, or the will ply the Court for demanded in the complaint. F. G. D. C, Moore, Any for plaintiff. C. S. C. By virtue of the power of sale con- In a certain -I ex- and delivered by Fred Crawford and . Crawford, lo Henry Sheppard on 30th day of and duly recorded in the Register of Deeds office of Pill county, North Car- in Book K will to public sale before door in Green- ville, to bidder on Nov. 11th, a or parcel of land and in the of Pill and aisle of North I and described as follows, to parcel of land in Beaver Dam township adj place and acres more or and bring land deeded V by and wife and mortgage taken to th dead. Terms of cash. This 11th stay nun. Mortgages. V. By virtue of sale con- in a certain deed and vend by E. W. and wife to I. I Jenkins on the 29th day of October and duly recorded the Deeds e of county, North Car- in page the under- signed will expose ti public sale. before the Court House door Green- ville, to highest b on Thurs day Not. two certain lots of land lying and being in county of Pitt and Stale of North Car and described us follows, to Both lots being in the town of ton, N. C. First at a stake on Queen St. feet from Pitt St., and running N U K feet, thence S E thence with first line to Queen St. thence u, Queen St. feet to the beginning. Second on N. side of Water St. at a pump point in B. Cox's and runs S. K, down said street feet to Bridge St., thence with Bridge St. N. E. to a stake Chapman's corner, thence N. W. feet to a stake Chapman's second corner, thence with Chapman's line feet 3rd corner, thence with Chapman and M. L. line 5-12 feet to a stake in M. L. Hellen a d J. J B. Cox's lite fret to Water street the lie- containing acre, more or less to satisfy said mortgage deed Terms of cash. This the 23rd day October I. E, JENKINS, Mortgages. f. G- JAMES, Attorney, N. C. A Dual Was Under an Umbrella. encounters have be- celebrated others ore be a Such is s however. Sometimes duel is connected with u joke, as that of and when the more i lie it el the time when was writing in the Globe I was one of The latter took offense at the tendencies which the celebrated writer was giving to the Vi- were pen and word of a meet- was judged On arming at the meeting was teen to b a pair of flintlock of the sixteenth century, while himself under an umbrella. It was raining to hold up hi sweat to the when tn was to be given. wit- protected. in- am willing be said, I am not willing to catch s cold in They were forced to accept the rendition, and the great writer shot from under his umbrella. Four bolls were exchanged without result. I on, when Sain had rallied to the empire of Napoleon III., while to NOTICE TO The Clerk of the Superior o Pitt having Issued Letter o Administration to me, the on the 16th day of Oat. on the of Minnie deceased. Notice is hereby given lo all person- indebted to the Estate to make payment to the undersigned, to creditor of said estate to sent claims properly Is within Months after the dot of this Notice. this Notice will plead in bar of their recovery 16th day Oct. INS S. M I'm on the Estate of Pollard. Isaac A. NOTICE Letters Testamentary upon the estate of James Cobb, deceased, been issued to the undersigned by tin of the Court of county, and having duly executors of the of the said James notice i- to all persons against estate to to the undersigned for payment, duly on or before I 20th day Of October, 1906, or this no lice will be plead in bar of their re All estate are requested to make payment to Thia day of ,. It. J. U. of C Cobb, deceased of he did not hes- to defend his beliefs in the senate. One of his col- leagues, considered offended and provoked a duel. But the friend of the Princess wittily refused to fight, with the with which he was most fa- pen. In recent limes Paul de the sharp editor of after having proved his courage in seventeen en- counters, made use of same joke when provoked by a fellow journal- who was a notoriously bad spell- He hail the choice of weapons, and he chose orthography. VIm. She was corpulent and on her way to Chicago from New York traveling with her two children, aged respectively throe and four years. As far as Buffalo she hod not been asked to pay for the children, but at that point train crew changed, the new conductor, a gruff, surly looking individual, look- ed askance at children and for their tickets. have the mother. old ore napped the man in blue. girl is three, and the boy k four, look pretty big for was gruff rejoinder. said she of the pois, you're collecting fares ac- cording sue you'd better get an- other ticket for Needless lo say, the did not pay for the children. ill Is In Our Store. There is such an array of styles, such a pleas- variety of trimmings and such remarkable value in our line of. rimmed that the choice of suitable model will be a mat- of no difficulty. Artistically develop, i TO i V i J I N. C. TARBORO. N. C. Pulley Bowen New Shirt Waist SilKs, Ladles Woolen Goods in all the latest styles and weaves. Ideal In response to a question by a lady great Napoleon re- ideal woman is met th featured society bell, whose physician in vain to keep her in repair, nor the fly of fashion, who gilds the tor- of disease a forced In No. My ideal w a woman who hot her as a trust who the law of for the of her body and soul, i n w my bends I meet the matron ape f That is by the stalwart W eve a. W art Boys am hi ens and Suits. ii You want style your shoos. Ultra shoes have just as much snap in thorn as any 5.00 or shoo, and our own design- are all the time stylos which are later copied by h all over the country. is the first consideration, but if the shoe does not lit, you will nut buy it for the style alone. The fitting qualities are what is necessary to a shoe, and in this the ULTRA Stands Our pattern lust makers are undoubtedly the best in their re- trades. Wear. LINE OF Pulley Bowen, THE HOME OF WOMAN'S FASHIONS of the condition of THE BANK OF GREENVILLE, GREENVILLE, N. C. AT THE OF AUGUST 25th. and and from silver W. paid lo Surplus, Profile Paid 8,381.41 bills subject to check 152,320.62 checks peaking of Met and i m cue an as see. hat k ed Meat t has sax an th fer and as. hat Us. he ax, if yea days yea rill r that km shakes hit i North Carolina, County of James L. Little, the bank, d , swear that Ike above is true to the best of my and belief All L. LITTLE. lo ate, this of Q. WARD, R- W. KING, W. M WILSON, it a to Bosnia to for bu- and h.-j.,. some page for to look war. el But net take it ho Huh a idiot lout tins shoved a La with is. J- F. KING'S Livery, Sale Feed Stables Near Five . Greenville, N. C. CLASS TEAM for pleasure drives, or to take pas- to nearby Good Drive and Work Horses and Mules for sale I bur them in large numbers and can as low as any dealer either for Cash or Time. When you are in town and want your horse, and properly cared for, put up at my stables. SALE AND EXCHANGE STABLES POOR PRINT

EXTEND TO ONE AND ALL 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 gives the purchaser Entire Satisfaction. OUR MAGNIFICENT STOCK INCLUDES FINE LINE OF Dress Goods, Silks, Ladles and Jacket. of a On awning week ons mm a value call i at the lawyer. h acid, I sell yea of that to be the I and grew up is bout r. . THE COW THEE M ; Tear a take. T Mr. the caller into wars. man asked. week too great for m what I sobbed If,., a of M kick m Buffalo ed on . the we. I when gen a end in i . spats o- the but K- in n region of la home of one of botanical freak known to upon the American It u a tree only open the mount, n side and at of about feet It lofty and slander for height ha broad, leaves of a dusty white color, give it the of be- And a of happy ins almost dead. What i- queer of Scape. Fine By forgotten to make up prescription tor Fran will ha in a for bag bean for of baas her think it to Journal. The at tonic, Dot Bar , Bill b small ; take e i-;. . by L. ha home of ; I . sou i r. midst of pr it of II the a other make tr said Hint. it, MM a. that tho lowest order of a wall a by a, and it at Mai of h.-M U. laid that, to card here a a delicate ha or bear in mind, a not ho. tile utmost tho a on, a raft about tree with the tall, trunk and dead looking leaves and branches It i- odd enough, for. although it i a stupid looking growth, it i. known the world over the or famous de which so It is an evergreen and those who hare Mad pronounce it de- When the traveler, hunter of the Venezuelan la tired, or thirsty he to cut bark of tho cow area to bi rewarded with a flow of which to be even sweeter and richer than milk of the host Jersey. If collected in and to stand for little lime, fay from eight to hour, it thick and and the FURS MADE AFTER THE LATEST PARISIAN STYLES stock of ind hosiery will m complete. OUR OUR Ladies and FAY STOCK- They button at the They never They need no supporters. They are the and economy. We guarantee every l Sr Y to give the perfect satisfaction k. than our Weeks. UP-TO-DATE LIKES CF SHOES pm are by and MADE relied on to give satisfaction. Combine try mm Comfort With AND HEATH AD FELLOW GRAPH SHOES FOR MEN all skis -.-, Witch Halve ti ti It a e for and tile. i d ti i i doubted the process of aid as it does in ordinary milk. At about the time f sunrise, ac- cording t scientists, is, the hour chosen by acquainted with the An of peculiarities for tapping the A into hark. At lime the milk i be- teaching of to be more palatable and nu- than if after the sun far another of. has icon acting for some hours a to MM upon the Lave-. Attempt have I at arithmetic in early life. He M been made to cultivate the cow tree and by his both in Mexico and in the I Id wires, e e v e Vt, s. e c , in he in and even soma therein, although be is still reminded at I times of hi liaise . But not yo in i . n hit i o t m of the , sore and d inn I to hi r and Hi; t. ran Iv Thin TI II. I . raw-en in . iv in a . r Ilia to th liar- n Ad of lite peace, was by an older attorney, eloquence i a crowd I the courtroom. The justice freely perspiring, and. drawing oil If are too fat it your food I j;, the of the he At- . down and want to Central American republics, but so far all such innovations have been failures. As soon as it is removed from the mountain sides, even in its Dative land, the native tried to prow it in the valleys, it withers mid dies. Two Dyspeptics a too fat it ii your food I instead of . fit , I jet Dawes begin t speak. 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Acids have a affinity for water, which they will even extract from substance containing i with which tact; with of I ex r- . t moist a- ; M m r went ml . it . at a C. a a. are lit in com mi id comes tn icons tin In . so is far absorb l dry, i- i 1.1 i re- a is is pr I . , . lite mouth II . ll the n tn . them in On the Honeymoon. She said something that rubbed him the wrong way. Sis look of pique on his. face, she cried; my darling, my darling I have hurt rm he replied sly. hurl I feel is duo to the i ti. I know ii hurts you to feel that you i hurt Do in I let that hurt for instant. My hurl is lie- i i h is you to feel haw I. in m, I by hurling No, mi I. My hurt is yon In rt over feeling that i you feel that you hurl ii and are therefore hart yourself I. us leave them, dear reader. I over ii in V-r Truths that Strike Home Tour grocer is honest, cares to do you ho known very about the bulk coffee be h . you. How can ho know, where it originally came from, how it WM With What or when roasted If you buy your by tho pound, how can you uniform quality STORE. LION COFFEE, LEADER OF PACKAGE COFFEES, la necessity lit quality, strength and For OVER A OF A LION COFFEE Has been the standard la el homes. LION COFFEE Is our la your home. Ma o of be Inn or r ii lull In with dirt, or in package of LION COFFEE you get one full of C upon getting the genuine. head on every BY GROCERS RE Di-a-i.-one. a . never get oil a street car the way day site stepped oil Hi v. i her, and at the a. to lit ii fat woman in the . I off the wrong i I, and Maria hi ;, man met face to face squarely up against i I man, and the fat woman fell against Maria, and Maria clutched the fut woman around the neck, and fat placed her fat hand on Mario's shoulder as if she meant to waltz with her, and then ii v both went down in a Struggling Indianapolis Star. An Invitation Declined. A keeper in the cage 1st Hall by the a, Ono of the it proved the to turn upon the man in an ugly mood. The keeper promptly defended himself and, to teach the manners, gave it drubbing until ii slunk a One of ll . dear old lad;. then i the and thought lie I acted cruelly. The man stepped out of the cage and. ad- to the lady, said. mum, you'd like to inside and manage The invitation was not accepted. A Smart Girl. me she had made a study of she offered to read and I then she told me was go- to a disappointment in lore, but would get over it and mar- n pour d i foil i She's rich, ii tied to that very . . V. . W-J In f U. t era a. la. a all an . . Ca i. . . rt- US, re . t boor a of Starts by by i laVa, art rt.-t. , ti. new in The sue ll. . . I .-. ., . but it. Tit ti. . tin ii- I is i- i that t nu they h f with a heat i very mat, b being thy, it does not enervate at out humid does a lo .-. to a i. arc .-,. nurture cad the c ea stranger are nth aC lakes the eves sometimes of trees and is a case where seeing be Kt. v din . ii , this the came s suddenly I the rant yon m g . kin i--. Li one Low of One o Publishers aid We have an Dew on which we can reface Col and t. and thicker, and folly as good u now and without any knobs or f-et on bot torn. take mo ii a tux- . i heads and the their formed me. n . licker ice, in-- ml t is far ii a ed trees, and in i tin-.-. . t r. Ir I in s few I . . id . . -i .- m tr Wet let in of it be La At tor her her i.- part of being carried east- r 1-011 yards per over . i . First Class Fare Fins Fifty cents to Raleigh, Richmond and Return, via ATLANTIC COAST LIKE. low lite of Fare Fifty for Hip round trip to d PRICES Column amt regular Me. each L. S. and Bead inches in and over lb .- Ti . ., .-- or. i- a in. Of . .-In s . . I the oasis of appeared,. relieving tie do g of who it was only a . Our kicked o his s p- and very up a fine palm to pet some of tie at ft F. in Jerrold, the famous h-i- moist satirist, and the well known comedian, figure in u capital story told i- a of the latter celebrity. The two men were on of friendship and one morn- went to view the pictures in i certain gallery. On entering the the anteroom they found op- -I .--, . -j II s . id t . -i s . I I ll . i; i. 24th . . In i v, before t r J. . . Agent a of very long look- ins glasses. Pausing before one these, remarked to come here to works of art. Very well, your eyes that work u. u figure i t. J m glass. it. there's a picture for said Jerrold, it intently, fine indeed I Wants hanging, The Chinas Way. In China the entire family is held fur tho of any of its members, mid for certain offenses, such a an on the life of the emperor, all are executed, even the babe in arms. The or dean of the village, elected by suffrage, is responsible for tin conduct of the families of his do- main. The prefect, gov- and viceroy are in different degrees. An inundation and a famine me laid the door of the governor or the viceroy, who are and mother to the people. A number of co a ma Of.-1 it c . than . , . ii be- . n like cu-- . i truth, what . . . . i. to have been . ; f it war borne. .-. were Bent to Louis . who had v hi imperial robes, .- tie and j ii . days th .- . really . i. bee with is i royal and .-. . a . -.- , In i Nov. tern 1905. A sample full will hi- Mot en Printers Supply Co. if Type 2nd High S Street. Philadelphia. my i i by. Va. Cotton Factors and handlers and Bags. Correspondence and solicited . . a, i . r. COX, I. Publication . . Bar- of s a ii, I The above named will take mat as in superior court recover certain property, Is claim and And the said de- will further notice that is required t at a of of county to e lib the 1st in it the day of 1905, at the house of and an war demur to the said or plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief in aid Moore. Clerk Pitt COBB BROS. CO Norfolk. Va Buyers Brokers Cotton, Grain and ons. Private Wires to New Chicago and Orleans. LANIER MILLIARD, Greenville, N. C. MARBLE MONUMENTAL WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Iron Fencing; Sold j. . a. a . of, . i of be and E OP DISSOLUTION. cu. I i . i, court lo the public Unit we . ,,.,. t , f . F. . On ii u- fa new I r, will please . i Mime club. ii claims against the i Id In us. r . T. . The salve that heals without n scar is Witch No remedy effects speedy re lief. It draws out soothes, cools and heals all cut, burns and bruises. A sure cure fir Piles and diseases. De Witt's is the only genuine Salve. Be ware of counter- are Sold b John I. Wooten, Greenville Trust Company NORTH CAROLINA. We Want your Account. Mo Trouble to Answer Questions. We Ate Always Glad To See Our Friends And Patrons. We Will Lend You Money When Yea Want Aid We Pay per coat, on Time Deposits Months Duration. a. J. GET YOUR SUPP Now Everything u Went in the way of e nice Ca Goods, Pickles, ; Nuts. can be had at our store We carry a large supply of the Best Goods JOHNSTON The Grocers. con e's r. ;, t in ; ml l ; I he i. was As a re- thirty-three and declared responsible . beheaded and the governor and i,,,,,,. treasurer of the province were ex- The e a Is . I I Load of i i . . toward . Goldsmith and Boswell and son having met the usual hour st the chop house, Boswell that he had the of Wales on the street. you to of will is impossible r great doctor, do you round doctor, getting rd m tr cir. the to be king ho i to be F I P i i yourself and the th ti in irate ii think, replied worthy Mr. amp of In ires another of the the court of law. s to an eM yea here Two the reply, T f Tea, Pet A eyes are em la Josh Billings. WM, five ad MM T ,. Josh Billings in the other V eaten wrote the ton. Uriah rilling ala a rule the left. a man of Only In he p-r- book fast the f may hare defect fair to stand own And the W bat tar same the any to the with Ts Trod Mer for the way is This book was the up sell. if do die lino- la he it sell worry a bundled aha J. Me., . u,. 1-LIMING having in i it is a to by the . ii superior Court of .-ill as lie the sum James C, notice i to all persons holding eh said estate to present tin in to the Undersigned for payment. duly authenticated, on or before tic 20th of 1906, or this no- will be plead in bar of their re- persons indebted to said are requested to make pa meal to us. is day of October, It. J II. Cobb, i rs Blow, Attorneys. Court. Notice. NOTICE. North I I . . Pi County. Mary vs J W ill Cousins. I The defendant above will lake notice that an action entitled as baa been commenced in the p.- Court of Pitt County to obtain i divorce from the bonds of v fore solemnized I and defendant, on of i-y, the said will fur her take that ha is re to appear at the a term of -in Superior Court of to U hold on the seventh in- Monday in March, It in- 16th day of 1900, or demur to the complaint in action, or plaintiff will to the court for the relief said day of October, UM, l. C. Clerk Superior Court. I. A. BUGS, for Pig. North Carol In Superior Court, HORSES MULES. We will keep a full stock of hot a-s on ban all the season. We are prepared to kind of horse you want, drift horse, drivers and farm horses. We keep the that can be bought. We will buy or trade f i any kind of mules or horses, will buy a sin plug Come to see u- If we not yon want we LAND BALE. By of a power of sale con- in a certain Heed executed by R. A in J. W. on the day of Feb., 1904, and recorded the in X pace The will on Saturday, the day of Nov., at 1- o'clock M., expose to sale before the court house door in Greenville, to the highest bidder for cash, the following described real property to wit; The parcel land situated in Swift Creek township, county, North Carolina, described as Bounded on the south hi the lands of the north by the limits of Adams, on east by creek, on west by the lands of W, A. Gaskins, containing IS acres more or less better known as a One-third Undivided interest in a sere tract of land formerly to This sale is made to satisfy the terms of said mortgage deed. This day of October, J. W. Mortgagee, By J. Rasberry, Assignee, P. Attorney NOTICE. vs Notice, Jacob Johnson The will notice that action entitled as baa been commenced In the Superior Court Of County to obtain a from bonds of matrimony heretofore between and defendant, on the grounds adultery, tin- said defendant will further take that be is required appear at the next term of the Court of count. t be held on the seventh Monday before tho first Monday in March it being the day of January, 1906, answer or demur to the complaint In said action, or the plaintiff will to the court for relief demanded Id said com- plaint. This of October, D. C MOORE, Clerk I. A. SUGG, Ally, for nil it. R. L CO. J Hardware. For t. Heaters Pumps, Guns, Am munition. Steel Heal and In i ct anything in Hardwire come to H- L. 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1.1 SHU Style and Comfort. are in SHOES A hi i those features that of splendid and you bate a description of the shows for men. but i and Gun Metals are WOO. I Pat KM. all lasts, all leathers. We in Gun Metal stock This h- o- vi e. the best in the land and yet it is a handsome shoo. i-e of this special shoe, SOLD LY BY LOOK FOR THE SIGN r r Outfitter COAL HEATERS are going to be ALL THE this Winter, so don't Ml to Call and have us place one in your horn before the weather gets cold. ON DISPLAY AT OUR SHOW DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUR IRON BED We Cary Fine Line Heaters For Both Wood And Coal. Yours Very Respectfully, 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 simple-Why 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 new 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 hailed with every evidence of popular approval everywhere. M has garnished the name and fame of Greenville as the most liberal and Progressive Commercial Center m 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 we will see that you get what you want. Yours Respectfully. GO TOUR We Issue here Fidelity and Court Bonds. Life- insured against ease-Fire. You know when reverses will prepare the very best and are prompt and careful attention at the most are thinking of give our contract, fair and F. M. Hornaday, INSURANCE No. . TAKEN UP. I have taken n shoal that ha- bean running with my stock about two months. The boat l sandy rel enter, pounds, ha- slit in right ear and tailed. Owner is notified to call for same end pay charges. HOB KB near Greenville, an End to It All, A grievous wail comes a a result of pain from over taxed organs. Backache, Liver complaint constipation. But thanks to Dr. New Life Pills they put end t. it all. They are gentle but thorough. Try them. Only Guaranteed by L. The Death Penally. A little tiling sometimes results death. Thus a mere scratch, insignificant cuts or boils hare paid the death penalty. It is wise to have Salve aver It's best salve on earth and will fa- when barns, sores, altars threaten. Only He at J. L. Drag Steve. A piano for sale at a sac- the instrument which is one of th bast handled by the was ago by a gentleman who unfortunately lost his little girl. Party willing lose over a dollars. Cash or apply to S. O. W. A. X. O. 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NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY NOVEMBER 1905. ONE DOLLAR PH YEAR W No. JAIL DELIVERY. Three Prisoners Escape in Day Time. Sunday afternoon three all colored, made their escape from jail. They cut through the brick wall mar a window and by making a rope of a blanket ii then-elves to freedom. The escape was found out about o'clock. The three prisoners who escaped, with two others had the privilege of the corridor in second of the jail, Where is easy to cut a hole through the brick wall when tools cad b had, it is easy to get tools passed to the windows. The two other prisoners, one a white man and one a would not go out the three who escaped. The jail is not safe, as is shown by the frequency of escapee, and the walls ought to be lined on the inside with a plate of-feel that can not. be cut through. In its present condition prisoners get out too easy. THE CZAR DEFEATED Despotism Comes to an End in Russia. STATE NEWS. GENERAL NEWS. SOCIAL. Th ii u By the u a water main the Catholic near in. . ., , St. Petersburg Oct. Raleigh, destroyed by fire Sunday, I. autocracy of the and , will be at once. the old older of cease to R a , . , . . , . , K. S. near Rocky Point, exist in Russia. Nicholas I h . , , . , , . strawberries that ha- Count W I .; , ., .,. last netted him into power H , ,,,. . He planted the same acre in sweet and damage was dime to with an imperial mandate which will enable him to convert the farcical assembly into a legislative b by greatly extended and to confer up-n the people civil liberties, free speech. and has Housed bu. The noted Nick Williams ease at Greensboro has come to another mistrial. A sick juror was the this lime. An woman whose These welcome tidings reached husband, an engineer on the The Hicks Almanac for 1906. Rev. R Hicks will not be shed for but hie Journal Word and Works, has been changed into a large and costly magazine, audit will contain his storm weather forecasts and other astronomies features complete. November number, now ready, contains forecasts from to The January number ready December will contain the forecasts July to December 1906. price of this splendid magazine is one dollar a year. See it and you ill have it. November and numbers containing the Kev R. Hicks forecasts for the who e year, and more complete than ever, can be had by sending at once cents to Word and Works Publishing Company, Locust Street, St. Louis, Mo. St. Petersburg shortly before o'clock this evening. Count Wine had spent the day with the Em- at going over the final draft of the manifesto to which he Insisted certain minor modifications be made, and before taking the train for St. Petersburg he telephoned to a friend that the had affix- ed hi signature and that the imperial mandate comprising the conditions which he agreed to accept office was in his pocket. These include freedom of the press, the right of assembly and immunity of person, in- the right of habeas corpus. railway, was killed, his brought suit Large Sale. The Farmers Warehouse, opera- by the Consolidated A mule on which was a mortgage her name was was Bold at unction at Greensboro only 82.50. Throws Coal Under Boiler. Oct. p Saturday, 2.1.5. R., regards err, I. ;, ,. . enjoy. able i k . . v,,., ,. ,.,., Particularly did v . V ,. , I, i . Miss In- re I from .,,.,. R. i i i ,, i ,. A mob of three hundred a fro n the jail at Run bridge, G. lynched bad a and shot the Idler went to C. on tins morning. I lo L . ; i-i at near Raleigh, was destroyed by fire Sunday. The loss is with only insurance. Two boys were fatally injured by jumping off the roof four high. Greensboro is to build a reservoir holding gal- It will cost and take nearly a year to build. A attempted to assault Mrs. L. T. Long, near Winston. She was in her kitchen at the time and a large butcher Tobacco Company the knife being handy she used it on management O L- Joyner, had the with good wan fire mm his life iii the New i Is service of yellow fever. were killed and in a wreck on tin, Topeka and Fe The Roman Catholic orphanage railway near K City. Bu the best sale today ever seen on a floor on Greenville market. There were about in this one house and it is worthy of note that there was not a dissatisfied farmer among the large number represented on In fact many expressed themselves as having received a higher price than was ever George W. of Durham, has made a donation to the Southern College and Conservatory Music on con- that the college raise more. The Atlantic and North Carolina railroad is preparing to build a handsome new depot at pated. The One Durham boy badly wounded Company grows more more in another with a rifle., favor with the farmers as they sen people in The , of Greater New York is Proceedings have been started in the courts of to have appointed for the Mutual Lite New York Life insurance con. Denies, The president has appointed Charles A. of Boston, Mass , as public printer, to take November l-r. A. is manager of the Printing Board of York City. log New Bern. Mrs. J. B. has a rued home New YorK. c. Moore evening from Baltimore. F. II returned a trip in Beaufort county. T. duo day evening from Mrs. B returned Sun- day evening from ,., lie , . i l men if no i. . , I,,. , was .-K.-1 , . i i i , ii in . ., j Ii el, . U ,. , ;, . ;. i . . 0- I i the r ii I, I d r. lie as i I .-v n it. it, Mrs. T. R. bite, each day evening from Norfolk. P w, , souvenir At I,, of the m given three by the Dr. U. O. Hyatt, of this l sped a days here. W. T. Jr., came home Saturday A. college at Raleigh. ii.-u. engineer and a fireman were in a head-on col- on the Norfolk A Western railroad near Va. reports the in during tin ended SO, 1905, , f j 7,689,887,897 increase Be. W. returned Mod 186,020.437 over the output of ,,, Unfavorable T ,, Oct. Mrs. T. and region cup rec, by Weather Mr. w. . Bureau, L where the us i, ., , , cotton is greatest Buck, who worked tori, , conditions of the week ending Oct. were not H el her over a large part of Mrs. Fannie western Bishop, of who ban belt during fore part visiting near bore, returned the week delayed notion pick- home tins . and caused injury to open out in . Oct. CHE for some lime, Ml now working on King's Col. II. B Little, of Baltimore, the year. A Tramp Play Elmer Thorough- bred a play which gen- gives satisfaction to its spec will lie seen at the opera house, Friday Nov. 3rd, This attraction, though border on the sensational, is enriched with pure of the uproarious sort and it is seldom the audience does not enthuse sufficiently to ac- cord the company several curtain calls. The stage settings are third act, that of a hospital ward, being the more picturesque. T. the tramp though roughly clad and full of fan and spirit at the off act, shows himself to be a man refinement and education who has pride and to lead hi in from the thoroughfare of pros- how their interests are protected and every effort made to get high prices for their tobacco. Marriage Licenses. Register of Deeds R, Williams issued licenses to the following couples since last Fire Waller large dry goods store at Raleigh, day night, caused damage. It Amusing and a Success. WHITE. Williams and ward lie Law born, Cleveland Bell aid Millie John Allen and Hattie James Taylor and Mary Evans. Arthur Bills and Ella Johnson. July Brown and Mary Edwards. and Tucker. The party given by D. S. Perry, aged years, was; the ladies of the Baptist church in killed by a Seaboard Air Line. opera house, train near Saturday morn night, attracted a large He was walking on the rail- people proved quite a toil in northern Oklahoma and Indian Arkansas, northern portion of Alabama sod western see. As a whole the week was coo. Frosts occurred in the and western districts, considerable damage Tennessee, ,, . ., ,, northern Mississippi and Oklahoma Kev. and Mrs, ft, ti. . . lei. this morning Geneva, Ala. Mk but none in Texas. left tins , . morning for his home in and Mount. Florida the conditions ere favorable. Picking is from John Watson left Monday even- for his home New Bern. Harry Skinner aim Mr. Cotten Here. Mr. Bruce Gotten, of the corps, A. ii the city this morning went down to Fort where he is stationed, Mr. Cotten is well and popularly known here, and his many friends in the city will be glad to welcome him here again. road track the train struck The drill by sixteen girls dressed Belt, left this morning us ghosts was a good feature and Richmond, J. tent and witch's cabin also afford j , Miss Helen Crimes left Ibis much amusement option for Raleigh on a visit, candy machine by the. two gentlemen Ir mi New Thursday, ml R. L. left for Norfolk Mrs Delia Bryant Dead It was a shock to friends and relatives Greenville to learn Monday evening of death of much Mrs. Delia of Vanceboro. real novelty. No particulars of her death were The were very much learned except that sue as taken lied a. the financial results of the morning. half to two-thirds completed in Oklahoma Territories, Arkansas and Mi-s larger proportion of the cop has been gathered in other sections, Completed in the more southerly districts. suddenly Sunday and died Monday evening. Mrs. Bryant Was Miss the only regret about this being that they not prepare Delia before marriage j for so crowd as lived in Greenville some j has been only a few day since she was here on a visit. J. S. and J. B. went to Vanceboro today to attend the funeral. Up Grades in Business, The locomotive engineer an upgrade with a heavy train of ears sets his fireman to shoveling coal more briskly and I makes the ascent with the steam at his command. days are the up-grades of business, and It behooves the wide trades- man to deal with them as his friend the engineer with up hill work on the toad. All that is a crowd as was Every thing they bad sold at an early hour all who wanted to buy could not be supplied. Town Wiped Out. Pine Glove, W. Va., Tuesday, which started shortly after one o'clock this morning in the Pine Grove hotel from a Special One of the principal attractions Them to Pitt. , ,. , . , at the Perkins opera tonight An officer brought two convicts will M an exhibition of the famous from Beaufort Sunday candy machine by a New to be taken to I'm county to serve , York firm. Don't miss it. time on the chain gang. They j were sentenced at court to I Crop Sold. months and months . ,;.,. , . , . , in a position to express lively, and there being no road , , . opinion the subject say dial the Mrs. Larry and children left this morning for Washington, Miss Sue Wood, the trained nurse who has been at Mr. Brink- left this morning, Ought to Have Been makes yon look so blue Jinks -I have six daughters, none of them married, or likely to be. gang in Carteret they were sent lo the roads in Pitt, in the same dis- Free Press. needed to keep things going in Inclement is a little extra advertising pull. Special induce makes shoppers It Is Good. Cotton Crop. Atlanta, Oct. natural gas explosion, has destroy- ed practically the whole town. The destroyed are the Pine Grove Hotel, Commercial Hotel I Method 1.1 ,, ,,, church, mines, block, of seven stores .,, dwellings. Dynamite is crop In this section has been marketed almost as fast as ginned and not moon is left the is also said that tobacco crop is more than two- sold. Durham Raleigh people speak very highly of the bred that will appear the Masonic temple opera lion -e on Friday night. You will make no ., I . f . i I . s ks securing early. the excitement it cannot be W October F Waters in charge. used to further of the flames. It reported several lost their lives hotel, bin in Business Changes Hands ll. A. of dents throughout the cotton belt, j township, has purchased the I little won't do it all; estimating the present crop at stock of goods of A. K. You've got to keep going i, bale-. The I Bro., in the Phoenix building, estimates that 61.8 per cent of the Mr. will continue the Rioters Storm Capital. St. Petersburg, Oct. to o'clock to night serious col. had taken place as a result of the demonstrations over the manifesto, although there seemed to be momentary danger of disorders. workmen all over the left their work dining the after j noon and drifted to the of I of the city, massing before the i Kazan Cathedral. you blue over it You are the moat ungrateful mortal that ever breathed. I have six Uta daughters, all married, all T children and whole crowd. l at Wretch out like arms on either side. The spectacle was impressive. Keen r ,,. gloom One step take you very far; banners, massed behind speakers You've got to keep on walking, on the cathedral steps, seemed like One word won't tell all you slashes blood against the gray are; imposing edifice. The orators You've got to keep talking. were mostly students work- One inch mike yon very tall;, men. Their appeals kindled tho You've got to keep on glowing wildest in the crowds which included hundreds of women em going, crop had been picked and business at the same stand with L, Take advantage of magazine offer and gel a and girl students. The oratory continued hours, and while it ii a procession was formed students at its head year's good reading at hall price bearing red flags,