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w w WASHINGTON Our RUNAWAY MARRIAGE. D. C, May if Panama-canal are chuckling over the though Chat after all these action by . on the type of this session that the whole will hare to so over or the President will be forced i pro on own initiative, which he has u right lo do under the law. looks as though the nest place where might be a clean- is tho ill office. The big i- . u shape than it been for sat Hie examiners are n behind in their in t me i and there is prospect their catching up This means if a man puts in an application for a patent it will be months before the government ready to take a look at it Hull it may be a year or two vi; i. tin patent is ready to is principally U office. He is a , for a long tune, and like H Other officials who a term on a fat salary he let bis department .-. into the vanning itself. The result is though force has re Couple From Came Here to Wed. Friday alter noon Mi. Brown and Miss Maggie Chestnut. i f Kinston, were married M the me of Mr. A. L. Potter. Elder W. H. couple from K night and it to Snow Hill where an effort made to get license. They then came or. here were aid to come in tow I stepped home of and sent in it- license a preacher. bring married came a and I i evening hi in t i k to Mr. fol t in Th when sh is said to ride ed in mi from here i girl. She now years old. i i Nothing too GOOD FOR Miss fa nick pa Mis- Mrs. H. lat been increased by Congress, turner I i kit more time good . to smoke. and gossip. The is meantime and there is pros I the force catching up vita it under present manage- The patent is one of the departments of the govern meet that is supporting. It is than that. The office now not only its own way Inn has brought in a revenue to the government There is prospect that there will be a battle royal over the prose ration of the Standard Oil Company. No one doubts tint such a is contemplated, though the Justice tries to look wise the Commissioner of is more mysterious than ever about the A good enough reason h t the coming prose is that it will be good politics. Whether the corporation will be convicted or not is a question. In of all the lucky escapes it had in the past it is very doubtful it will. u street, Sick. Stokes has been quite i of ; , on Second Hooker has been at In r home e F . , How to Interest. If you wish to deposit money i m u specified ii get inter- net, In log it to and take one our Time The National Bunk Greenville, N. C. OUR CUSTOMERS we are always looking for better; always working to secure values and styles superior to other stores, when La-dies began to sell paper patterns we began to investigate, we said to ourselves, HOME SERMON IN SIGN LANGUAGE. Seventeen Mutes Confirmed--An Impressive Service. It is sold t one witnesses a impressive in its and solemnity, as was that held in St church last night, v lie i seventeen deaf mutes won received into church by the rites . here are only or deal mutes in tho com- night seventeen of these r taken into com- wit the chancel wen In the lit. J Cheshire, of tho Hoc hi North t ma, Rev. J. mis- tn tin i oaf mutes in the fit S ; i, Rev. s. s. Bost, rector St. Philip's. Tl a was r. id by Mr. Boat, Mi fallowed and t c that was laid in . Bishop Chen made a short t work among the leaf, v i-h Mr. sachet a in the Acts Hum was being Mel id, which per- the i was like the The at ion. whirl, packed tho church the doors, was profoundly The deaf mutes hung Don every word. while being Miss or face, and graceful in form Id repeated in the lam . the My God to Miss all the an accomplished elocutionist, I WHAT IS is a product as near callable of curing the majority of diseases as it is possible for Modern Science to produce. 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Be sure to write your name and address plainly. FREE COUPON. .,,,,. nearest dealer is t. My disease is. It you think you need at once, or if you have used it. it Is to be had first class druggists. J. L. Exclusive Wholesale Agents or N. H Is class and has never done anything in a second class at investigation convinced us U the Ladies Home Journal added a new which makes much mote desirable than other pattern. They furnish a Chart free with each pattern. This Chart shows exactly the pattern is to he t It is so that a child can it. It s to who are in garment cutting and garment making. Mothers advise that by the aid of the Chart furnished with each LADIES HOME JOURNAL train their daughters to do their own sewing But there is still another point to consider. The pat- terns are all new, no old styles, no ancient creations; all new, all up-to-date and perfect in fit and style, and so much more easily understood than other patterns one trial will convince you and make you a regular ALL SIZES KEPT Free At Our Store. Come And Get One. We are leaders In Dress Goods Silks and J. and though she does not speak orally, her reading in was more eloquent and impressive than words usually are. Many people in the congregation thought they had never attended a more inspiring and helpful vice. Durham Sun. Etc. J. G. GREENVILLE, N. C. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. D J WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL. No. GREENVILLE. Pin COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA FRIDAY. JUNE I. 1906. NO THE HEPBURN BILL AND THE COAL Another feature of the bill which is of the utmost requires that after May 1908, no interstate carrier engage in the transportation of commodities of its own in with shippers over its lines. This is intended principally to break up the control that the railroads now exercise over the business in and over the business in large part. It re- mains to be seen whether this part of the law can be carried out as to made really effect- As a rule, the coal business of the railroads is organized although the stock of the coal companies is owned by the railroad companies and the presidents the coal roads are tho presidents of the companies that mine and sell the coal. Per- haps the most complete now existing in America is the anthracite-coal monopoly, and it will be next to impossible to break it up. For most great trusts and combinations it is easy to present a strong cal based chiefly upon the economies resulting from the of united and co- operative methods on the large scale for the wastes and of the old competitive sys- no argument at all can justify a due to the seizure of the whole supply of some commodity that is tn article of general use by a a i-i or a group of common whose proper unction i- not to traffic in com- to carry other pea pie's the lowest feasible prides. tie railroads which touch the anthracite field of Pennsylvania had always been limited absolutely and to their functions as the users of anthracite coal would not today be paying much, any, more than one-half of tho present price of coal. From Pi ogress of the in the American Month- Reviews for June. Cruel Jab. At a of ii i -fin was man, win veil ailed, the office several ii . and exclaimed in a loud-nine v hum is John Smith Did v paper that I was a did was the .- i of editor. Didn't that was a i shouted Smith, a shark and ft I did declared the -one paper n- ii been our down be was nil of the editorial one r prints stale DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. A Democratic convention of Pitt county will be held at court at o'clock A. M. Thursday, June 1906, purpose of selecting to various State, Judi- and Congressional conventions. The Democratic primaries purpose of selecting delegates o the county convention will be held at the various voting of the respective townships of Pitt on Saturday, day of 1906, at o'clock P. M. At these primaries Demo- voters of respective townships will select delegates to county convention to e held at Greenville on 14th of township will be entitled to the number of delegates, to the county convention based upon its vote for Governor for 1904, to Heaver Dam Carolina. Contents No. No. RUNAWAY MARRIAGE. Virginia and Carolina Wed at Ayden. At Hotel Bertha Tuesday there were a bride and groom Who away from Kinston to get groom was Mr B. I. Jones, a man with head- quarter at tin bride Miss o Kinston. It in the same old story. couple were in love, there was ob- to the marriage by of the young lady, an was carried out. Mr. came to Greenville from the road on train and the night Next day he procured a marriage license, obtained a carriage horses and started toward In the meantime Miss Chadwick left Kin-inn in a with a and came in direction. The two teams met in the road somewhere between Ayden when Miss Chadwick the buggy and took a in the carriage with Mr. Jones. turned about and drove back to Ayden were married o rival there by Rev. B. K. They continued journey to spent here. Greenville. . Creek It hoped that a full attend whom Democratic voters of each township will at their re primary meeting to select delegates to the county convention III e i-i- with ti hi of party. By order of the committee. L. I. OAKLEY ITEMS. GRIMESLAND ITEMS. Night. At an informal meeting of the Baptist Wednesday night, arrangements were completed for the welcome to pastor, J. K. who was married at to Miss Belle Ho will reach with his bride Friday evening, a public reception will be tendered at th Mr. Mrs. It. K from loll o'clock. ii. N. C, May Kev. J. It- of Pantego, bis regular appointment at church at their place day morning. Too Timothy hand was just fine. attain We had a rain here night and Sunday. The are all smiles now. Will Hodges and wife, were our town Sunday. ;. and sinter, Mi Helen, spent Sunday will. Miss Myrtie Proctor. William of Greenville, i-pent Sunday Dr. Jones Little Lizzie Galloway i spend- sometime wit i little Man Minnie Buck is her sinter, Mrs. T. K. Proctor. Mi-. and children, of spent Friday Mrs, W. Mi-s of this place, is visiting Mrs. C. G. if Oakley, N. C. May This section is full of potato hugs and drummers. Mr. and Mrs. James RoebucK spent hers w. th their Mrs. II. A. Gray. The rain has come, the next tiling is grass. L. Williams returned home Sunday after spending a few days in Martin county. II. BOSS returned to Charles- ton, S. C, last week after spending several days here on business. E. has been sick but ii. much better. James Robersonville. was hero Saturday. The 15- H. met here in their GRIMESLAND PUBLIC SCHOOL Closes With Splendid Concert. The public school at aught by Miss Ada Ward closed Tuesday night a splendid Ad Immense crowd was present and every feature of the was greatly After all had been sated in the beautifully decorated nail, Fred one the pupils a brief address of come. Following this Mr. W. M. Movie, one of the school committee men, introduced Prof. W. H. Bags- dale for half an hour. As usual he gave his hearers much to think about. He congratulated the community upon large enrollment of school good work done, but impressed fact to keep pace with the educational movement and the progress of the times in we live, Grimesland must go forward by erecting a large school that will accommodate all the children of the community teachers increased pro- Following the address the con- cert was given by pupils with this Song, school. Pa Begins to Gibson. Helen Boyd Elijah Proctor. Heard Them Maggie Moore. Song, Miss Louise Ward. Play, Godmother's Book Characters Dorothy, Mary Proctor. Godmother, Dollie Hodges. OVER THE STATE. ITEMS. happenings of Interest in North Carolina. Tuesday, K. of Durham, came to this place yesterday, stopping at This morning chambermaid going to lo- room l mini him in condition. In his room were found a number of bottles Containing poison. What he hi d taken could he determined or has not been at this time. who were called stated, however, that it impossible lot him to survive. Charlotte, X. O., May applicants to practice med- this State who stood the examination before State board lat week, have failed, accord- to announcement of the chairman of the board today. i- something of a calamity to the but the Slate it is believed, i making efforts to raise the large increase in of who have failed to pass. Durham, N. C. May of a attempt at suicide been received here from the northern part of the county, the victim of her to end life is Miss daughter of Henry Franklin. The attempt was made Saturday and particulars could not be learned, account of relatives to secret the affair. Miss who is about Red Biding Hood, Blanch , home of he tor. Babes in the Woods, Henry Ethel Aladdin, Knott Proctor. Jack the giant killer, Herman Sawyer. Boyd. Bleeping Beauty, Susie Proctor. Golden Hair, Emma Carson. Tom Thumb, Ed Recitation, Deacon's hall on the 20th with quite a good Elijah Proctor. attendance. Mrs. Nancy Williamson, of Beth- el, visited Mrs. Sallie Williams lure last week. We are very glad to note that Mm. Nash Hardy is very proved. Daisy Parker from where she has been visiting friends for some time. There was no service at Oak Grove Sunday. Hiss Rosa Skinner, one of charming young ladies, is spending a days this, old Pitt's garden spot. J, J. Jones and T. F. Nelson went fishing last week in creek. They muddied tho creek a distance of miles, brought home as many as two horses could pull, to say nothing of the two or three wan- on loads given away. They muddy the next week from Plymouth to Weldon. We now have water w irks and soon will have lights, of course Louis Duncan. a shot gun and to a tobacco barn, some two hundred yards from the house, and placing the breech of gun against a rock attempted to pull the bin could not reach it. She then a stick hailing pushed trigger and the gun fired, but the movement of V. O. May Mi. John Bell, foreman on the railroad, for Company, died suddenly day night at We his dear relatives here, Mrs. L. K. Ricks, Miss Olive and Miss Mary Belle Ricks have gone an extended vi-it to relatives and friends at Ed wards. P. P. Stallings, of Richmond, was town Monday night. T. B. of Belcross and J. of Raleigh, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. W. M. Ward and Mr. Peck, of Bern, visited our town Wed. Mr. Brown, of wag in town Tuesday, Mrs. F. G. Whaley left Tuesday morning for a two weeks visit to Mrs H. Phillips, of Suffolk. Mr of was Wednesday. Rev B. E. of Ayden, tilled his appointment Sunday and preached an sermon. Miss Lula Sexton, is out again after a severe of measles. Mr. Vance, of Georgia, was in town this week. P. H. Harrington and Robert Minton Sunday Washing- ton. Freeman Georgetown, S. C, arrived tonight will he bee days. Mrs. If. B. Philips made a short visit last week to her home in Saturday, accompanied by H. P. Philips. Rev. of Wake here Tuesday. H. II. Stanley spent Monday in Greenville Willie Kicks, of Greenville, was in Mm Mis. O. O. Calhoun, who has body saved life a- the loud we Intended for her heart went I From What we hear we are moonlight. in nave some new neighbors Broad street. We will not take to tell the drummers that visit om I hey are like the------we have with us Monday morning I and o'clock, a mob of two bun- died masked men, at assaulted the sheriff, battered down jail door and V. Johnson, a while jut earned turnabout a mile Iron town Hong, Hies Myrtie Proctor. Pantomime, girls. Man at the Holt Faucette. Cradle s Several girls. Your Own Class. Recitation, Lucy Anderson. Recitation, shall I Ed Drill, Eighteen girls Recitation, Several boys. Mary Proctor. Tableau, Girls. Song, boys. Vocal and Instrumental music, Misses Moore and Ward. Just before the c inclusion of program Miss Ward in a few winds thanked the committee of school for the manner bad of its mark. Her breast away, however, having lung on side of am no but I know a few tilings. have seen nice Corn rye of late. came in a jug, though. Charlotte, N. C. May of the oldest in the South, Porter, who lives In Mecklenburg is dead at the advanced age of one hundred and ten years. She a few years after the lion war and has the distinction of reached a more advance age than person all to f d years old and lynched him, after , . , tinny was riddled with bullets aid u slashed work, to all who had helped her making the closing a success, to people to Superintendent f their Miss Ward ha- had a school that tested hr efficiency as a teacher. The enroll was above CO, and the excellence of the closing concert showed the of the work she had done. is town and making- line ad ranee both ed- and commercially. BLACK JACK Black Jack, N. C. May Jas. II. who has been attending Whitsett Institute, home last week. E. L. Clark went to Greenville Wednesday. Mis, Jennie Forbes, of Green I ville, spent Friday here with Mrs. G. S. Johnston. A nice rain one more time. Farmers to see such a nice one. more like a living. Miss Bessie Adams spent day in and with Miss few- Little Cole been very for several days. We hope she will soon improve. G. H. Minion family have back to his home in Bertie alter a short residence in N. C, May Be- tween midnight and one o'clock I'm e broke at the extensive brick lino it of Mr. V. A. I. a 10-s of Mis. Abram spent a with her people. Henry Mill to Greenville Wednesday on business. How Tillman Lost An Eye. Although his worn old enough to serve in the Confederate army, was a school hoy of fifteen when the great struggle began. He knew that at sixteen lie must join I lie Confederate forces, his brothers wrote back from the field entreating him to get as much education possible, cause war might last so long that be would never again he able to to school. liven at night Tillman would con studies, carry pine I not into the woods and lay down with big books i. lie was a lank, tall silent boy, dictatorial and brusque, this place and but a natural student heat of his sister, Miss Daisy, spent Bat- the pine torch bis left eye, and Sunday House, I and a plunge in cold water brought vis ting relatives and friends. on B destroyed it. It was Mason and Oscar spent U,, following Sunday afternoon Mrs. Noah Cox and her sister, Miss Eva, were here a short while yesterday. Farmers are still selling out tobaCCO, look out for crops. this mishap that prevented the youth from serving in arms against tho for June. takes more than a manner lo make up lack business in religious work Many men in;. -1 Ten . i tin I just clip oil one tn Pitt Di. v I. Fleming, this who has at Hamilton, recently Mood the examination for fore the state board of passed with mark- c . is.

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I-11-1-1- and Mildred Frank and Mary Anna Bu look. Daniel and Emma j. Abram Clark A DAY IN WINTERVILLE. Editor B. E. f the Neck at High f ii in hi- pen -i. when hf Keck . to . i hi. which i n- hi d lovely ton i-f mile, below ruck Mr. A. G. In pine Mr. in and supply Hie railroad and oilier and this was beginning f in h w developed into important built a town. Mr. soon tie idea laying town, mid being a man deep and abiding moral are Known in ins Christian life, a condition with to real estate on it there be or sold for ninety- in in- yearn. la the home of the Cos and many manufactured that thriving town which but a ago was a vast pine forest. Among tin- many things under Mr. Cox's are ion planters, back-bands, flue buggies other things. It is a general ion, felt and fr expressed, that do man N has done more for than A. G. done f r Put and the tow., of The town presents many i in pretty homes, well ranged employment for all who want to work, good water and a healthful facilities; perhaps the moat attractive of in he educational in- I but renters villa High From the very there hid been go. d school there but about years ago G. E. a young man of sterling worth, scholarship and ability, commenced work of laying the foundation to- a good institution of learning. Win High School, like many other great and good had a modest beginning, bin it has already developed into ore of the finest and most efficient e id use- institutions of the kind in all me country. There are good commodious building, one i building and for girls. The school has of oaring for from eighty to one hundred boarding One thing has been developed in the strenuous debate in the Senate on the railroad rate bill and that is that Vice-President Fairbanks is a most incompetent presiding officer. Thomas A. great is on a lour i this -late. He i, searching I'm i ca which is said to have been found in North Carolina H. A. Mr. Carnegie says he would work for a dollar a day, if it was necessary. How many dollars be makes every day out of work of other men and through the virtual monopoly, the tariff on steel, is the question that inter- the American people. of Those Who Fall From Any Great Height. who fall from any great height have little or no recollection of their sensations the actual tailing remarked the am- surgeon us ho put- ting the arm an accident victim in splints. they know started their fall, b i tho man- and sensation fulling is ways a blank to them. It seems most as if nature was kind enough to dull their senses, they would no horrible sensations. was celled to a man who Inn fallen thirty feet from n roof, lie was seemingly conscious when we picked up, but he could not remember the process of his fall, lie remembered that ho Stepped on a nail, which started hi- tumble, but he did not remember In- grabbed at an eaves trough and that lie tried lo jab bis jack- knife into the shingles. Hut n low workman saw him do those things. my mother fell down- stairs there was every indication that she tried to grasp the banister, she did save herself for an in- the fourth stair from the bot- tom and that when she finally reached the floor turned a com- somersault. But she only that she stepped on her dress and pitched down. man who fell from a roof had the presence of mind to against u projection so that lie landed on a roof twenty feet be- low. Hut he had no recollection of that fact. He merely remembered that the scaffolding broke. Often- times a fall is accompanied by a somersault in -the air, a hurtling against some projection which the fall and a grabbing at things; but, although the victim i be when lie is picked up, lie remembrance of path downward seems to I e an utter blank to him. I really believe it is nature's of venting a falling person from lie- Doming hopelessly New York Press. HEADQUARTERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Having consolidated the two stocks of H. A. and John A. Ricks in store we are prepared to furnish our customers anything needed in DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES. We will carry in up-to-date line of m Hats, Shoes, Dress Goods, Notions, In Groceries we will have at all times a full line of the best goods, the staples like Meat, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, but all kinds of Canned Goods, the finest brands We can supply anything you need to wear or to eat, and pay highest COUNTRY PRODUCE. Quality and prices of our goods will please you. 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AND WHICH Editor and Proprietor. in th- post t Greenville. N. C. class matter, rates made upon application. A corresponds. I desired at every post office in and adjoining counties in to fiction GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA JUNE Offices must come high in Ala- It cost Hobson some over just to get the nomination Congress Judge Spencer B. Adams was made chairman of the Republican State e and the convention will be held in Greens- July 10th. WATCH THE ENEMY. The judge and solicitor of I lie dis- have skirted an investigation Wade-thorn find the lynched the white man there a few ago That is just a of time and money, and is like shill- the stable door after the bur has gone. EDITORIAL mi I It is reported that the Chinese Emperor is attain. for a man of his weight. Senator Barton seems to be sitting on the lid with remarkable confidence. A Texas paper says Mexico a bad place for a penniless man. Strikes us that a man without h penny cannot cut much figure any- where. If and could come b to earth during the month of June and hear some of their descend- ants list taxes, they might wonder times have changed. An has invited President Roosevelt to take a balloon trip with him from New York to Philadelphia. Perhaps the President does Dot want to he disposed of so easily. i goes hard with some ye to their purse And in the i f instances the m ire they have worse they it. of the United have a c of of wealth are. but likely to interest in legislation has far its aim Hie welfare of the coin people. The Southern railway may cruet the Raleigh News and Observer, me doubt it. The Press is a right powerful thing to run counter The people are leading these and the Press has weight them. For quite a while the liquor has been a very quiet one in Greenville, and one seldom hears about it. The people have satisfied with the way the dispensary here is managed and re- it as such a great improve over tho open saloon as to have thought of ever returning to the latter While the of the people are satisfied with the improved con there are some who are con- watching an opportunity to gel saloons back and who would take any advantage to get the town under control of the whiskey in- Hut this kind do not come out in the open, and it is usually by some secret move or blind that they en- to carry their point. It has been intimated that right now there is a movement to capture enough of the nominations for aldermen in the primaries Friday night to get in con- of tr. then have the dispensary con-1 ducted in such a manner as to make If the Russians Senator ought to get some pointers from Mr. on of getting legislation ed while you The question now whether President is home because he knows the Pennsylvania railroad is rotten or because he thinks it isn't. Col. William Jennings Bryan is going to attend a session of the Mikado must have presented him with one of those bomb-proof vests, too. Senator Aid rich says will adjourn by June that there are seven bills which WE'LL GO STILL. New limes, or old nine-we'll still. climb I. Mn, oil I lie ll So t. wound oar I K i the world much a simple song New times or old fin life appeal try t i u still a t journey end-. We'll ft mi close to we'll recognize our F. L. in At laid tattoo. The Ox Whip Used G. Aldrich and S. Moore, merchants of were ling through River Village Sunday in Mr. Calvin Humphrey, a eon- stable and a well known resident, signaled to them to stop. The m l chine did not slacken its speed, as it whizzed past Humphrey wielded a long ox whip, the lash striking the in fie f ice. The auto suddenly Stopped and the men ran to Humphrey and ask- j ed him what he by plying lash on them. Humphrey, after a few words, again struck Humphrey said Monday; j pie with autos come up here think they've struck a of fools it and be easy to vote out if . i , u i sure of quieting Father nun her election is called on it reopen barrooms. scheme, and will not be so it is necessary to can make a man's senator must be counting on an do f and sit . . ,. I machine and laugh. These among B ran up against I kin I of fool patch. want to to. days with The Demo-rats of Halifax county are talking of nominating and elect- Editor E of the Rutland Common wealth, as one of the in the L-e- for tint county. They might search for years and not find a better for representative than Mr. Billiard lie is above reproach in every walk of life and always stands on the side of right. they ought to get a few suggestions from Gen. Wood. Nobody ever ard to work if those who are resurrection in lied with present conditions are in- different to the situation. It is the I Commissioner Sargeant says that of every man in every ward to there are unregistered Chi- Friday Highland in the country. But he inti- do his duty. Watch for tho enemy merely because he in society and put down any move i not made Commissioner of that would attempt to again migration sooner. the evil upon the com- The North Rig. I i the people of Id have polled off another lynch- ; and old. DOt in ten , a North ll it they should see it has followed North Dy in , , ,, , , ,. m irked a prominent citizen to an s lead and lynched a white; j Observer reporter yesterday. week, there were flags and . , . ,. ,. ,. Haw, hundreds of them, every- tax listing tune, , . f, where. Not one flag the Old brings many poverty state T j I heartily in favor of a North . Carolina flag being placed in the lake an inventory of you , . , J general assembly room of our have the first day of June and give graded so that our in your taxes accordingly. children might know the emblem of their native State. I would The while man that was lynched at Wadesboro was a tic. That makes the matter all the worse. The Statesville Landmark the marriage a Mr. Goodnight to a Miss I That was a rejoice to see a North Carolina flag floating over the Carnegie Library and other public building, so that everyone might come to know what it locks like Charlotte While all the family of a man near Dover were away from a entered the house and a valise containing more than in money. Every few days we read of occurrences almost like that. It is very hard to have sympathy for people who lose money through such gross carelessness, when there are plenty of good banks it could be r it in and kept safe. If hanks ch people for taking care f their money, there might be excuse for biding around the The banks not only take care of your money for nothing and let you draw it out just when you please, but they will also pay you interest on it if you let remain on as long as six month. Don't take the of keeping hid somewhere the Durham entered suit again-t a cotton mill situated seventeen miles above the town, because the mill emptied its refuse into the river from which the city took its water supply, and won out in the courts. Greenville for more than a year per- a distillery I hut did as filthy as could Lu to n mi the river i w above when ids ton took supply. It finally got so bad that the town required the owners of the distillery to enter into bond to keep the clean. Matters went on without improvement and recent- notice was served on the owners i hat both their license and bond were forfeited. If the mill starts up it should be required to take a I cation less dangerous to health. i; Littleton, N. C in Cottage by Beach V. will be opened as Summer hotels. The fall College, begin work the College, at foliage at home will lie to to young men who make ate Address J. SI. Ltd N. C. Haw A . Taft W. H. Rick A. H. Taft Si Co. Greatest Furniture Dealer's Quality, Originality, Novelty, Price. We sell for cash or on easy terms You will find line at all times We are sole agents for Enameled Beds. to please H. -Pictures Framed to Order. Deaths in the Ur, Augustus a well-to- do d ed Tuesday at his home about lour miles from ton. Moire died Tues- day at home in Carolina town- ship. a years old an i six daughters and five eons, all of whom are grown. Mrs. B H. of Greenville, is one of the daughters, and others of the children recently lived Mr. Zeno Moore and Lit- Ellen and Moore. Wash Goods Sale We have lust received our full lire of WASH GOODS consisting of FANCY GOODS PERSIAN IN INDIA LINEN NOTICE All persons are hereby warned under penalty of the law, not to employ, harbor or in any way as- my son, Herbert E. aged years, spare bail, tall for age. He in mil f will any information as hi where- J. Smith, N. C. May 1904. Wool and beeswax wanted for Cash- Courier Pigeon. Mr. J L. of Stokes, us this morning that one of the men on bis ed a pigeon last in the joist of his Sometime early part he happen- ed to look overhead and discover- i-. pigeon. On killing t i e GINGHAMS. CHAMBRAYS, PERCALES discovered it was a fan lei bud on each leg with E -No. lot the Liquid Corn Au was h- on a native in the -ti-t-p side of a sleep bill lilting cm n, The prospector stopped for a chat the nothing loath for a in the shade from his , as friend, how in the world do you get the corn down the hillside after it la ready for bar the stranger. In j the laconic and discussion followed the reading, before the State cal y yesterday, of Dr. interesting paper on the col- treatment of the insane, and on better point was made or more in proposition laid down than that no person should be ed for his or her care in any of the hospitals for the insane in the State, is the law that certain classes shall be charged and it is with all it is all wrong. The person who has paid taxes all life and whose estate is still pay- for the support of institution, is as much to i jg unfortunate who has nothing to on. should stand on the be on sale Monday. Everybody cordially invited to these goods, Jas. F. Davenport, BANKING TRUST CC THERE TO SAVE AND A WAY TO LOSE. You save when A n the snorts, you loose when you any otter It is poor policy to buy but the best, especially it comes to GROCERIES. Don't put just table and enough. Th same money at my store will get the best to be hart. I have just a fresh stock of Canned Goods, Package Butter, Cheese, Coffee, Sour sort other articles in this also Fruits and Confections. And I keep the best in Clears Tobacco Jut try me for the best of everything In the Grocer's line. J. B. JOHNSTON, WINTERVILLE This department is in F. C. NYE, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. A. good deposit at a bank ill, Miss Kittrell returned i make you feel more j from a visit to Stokes i i ., Make a with what yon j have for keeping i f yon want good Irish the next time yon come to the go to Harrington, Barber Bank of Winterville They keep it than can. j Harrow at much d have . come to our beat Is glad, Nice line of fresh groceries ways hand Hat i Barber H. filled his at the Baptist Saturday Sunday with three excellent He went out to Hopewell Sunday afternoon to fill his regular appointment there. A. G. Cox Manufacturing us that they are now prepared to supply de- for their Handy Tobacco Truck promptly. are expecting a very busy season and if you of you will do well to place your order immediately. Prof. Q K. Lineberry spent Sun- day at home with his family. He went to Monday morning and came back Monday and wheat can be supplied with mowers, raker., reapers and binders at Barber Co. Miss Meta Dew, the matron at the girl's left Monday afternoon Fremont to spend her much needed vacation, and Nannie assistant matron, will spend the summer at the home W. B. her uncle. We otter our silver table ware Mies Fannie Rollins, who ha visiting the family of M. G. Bryan, left for this morning. Buy a pipe from J. H. C. Dixon at the drug store Barber Co. Misses Lessie and Abbie Carroll me having a neat cottage erected near the residence of Dr. They now live about a mile from here. The A. G. Cox Manufacturing have just received a car load of iron for Tobacco Flue. They can supply your need. Car load of flour just received, nice and fresh, at lowest price. Harrington, Barber Co. Nicest line of dress shirts ever shown in Winterville at Harrington, If yon intend trucks of e, for they nil suite in kind and Fanning implement, all kind. at Hailing, fit O. A nice lot of new summer Bug Hobos at Harrington, Barber A Co. F sale one house lot on Main street in N. C being next to the resilience of Taylor, t ; acre or mil the la a good roomed house, and well with out house, a bargain fol some one. I will sell for cash. For further particulars see write L. A. Winterville, tell which way fie wind blows, notice the stream of customer going in and out from any kind in tobacco i ibis season, yon cannot do better j than to purchase a set of those I Try a a Dan Trucks from the A. O. Jim Dixon at the Manufacturing Company, They Ml Store will show them ate and durable I can be used in foot rows. Forrest is a c near the I A. W. Ange. Mr. Forrest j and catch your eye, we is one of our best young men and ask a visit to our Furniture we are glad he is to j Store, where you can get locate permanently. Cook Stoves, w. h. House went to I Bicycles, etc. We especially note the at- our line of Rugs. Tapestry Curtains. Table- Spreads. Toilet Sets, Lace Cur- Window Shades, Mat- tings, Floor Oil Cloth, Couches. We've got the site, The Serge Suit is the go this Season For sale by HIS SERGE The case is If a man has one Summer Suit, it to be a Serge Suit. If he has two or more he to a Si it among them For his comfort, for one for his another; and for the service get out of the Suit, for a third. It seem as though we were trying to make m n u least THE SORT OF SERGE WE SELL The Suits this Season have fit- ting backs and broad king your trade and your good will. to and returned If you want a nice shirt or tie go to Harrington, Co. For hay, corn and oats go Harrington, Barber ft Co. FRANK W You are doubtless familiar with j Parlor Suits, Bedroom Suits, guarantee at a bargain. I the old saying, best is cheap- Hall Racks and K. r, This true of the We believe we are in a position . u ., .; Tobacco Truck made by the A. G. to satisfy the taste of the most by Manufacturing Company. Try a set and We often hear people talking of the dull season, but if you will go around the of the a. O. Cox Mrs. J B-Little and her two lb-1 Company and tie daughters, and the way they making ma from a visit to House and shipping Tar Heel Wagons Tuesday morning. Buggies you will Nice conclude that, for them at least. Barber Co. fastidious with anything m our line. However, chances for u trial will be appreciated. Eastern Carolina Supply Co. N. C. LAND BALE. of a drew I I t h in K. , s W H ion j. in it'll ind for partition. mi r will ill I h r in v l III May id th of byline r land upon K kit , now r th of tun s and aim the dry of Rev, W. E. Cox will fill biB reg- at the Episcopal church on the first Sunday June at p. instead Monday at p. m- AU colors of paint, yellow at Barber J. E- our excellent depot agent, spent Monday night in with relatives. Try a bottle of Kid- a sure cure for all Kid- troubles at Harrington Barber Co. Prof. E. left Tues- day morning for Kinston, La Grange and other in the in- of the American Book Co. Nice line of boys suits at H. L. Johnson's. Robert Smith, W. O. H. Ormond came over from Tuesday to assist A. W. Co. in taking an This is one of our most and progressive firms. large of shoes all styles and sizes and prices very reasonable. Barber Co. On last Sunday evening at eight o'clock at the residence of Mr. Samuel Manning, the father of the there ii no such thing. Harrington Barbers and Co is the place to get your Spring and -Sum mer goods. They have just what want, and prices to suit all. Men's and youth's pants, all sizes, at Co. The demands for Tar Heel wheels now, any one in need of same will do well to write or see the A G. Cox Mfg Co. Trunks and valises at ton Barber Co. Big line of bats and caps just received, latest styles. Harrington Barber Co. Now that school is over the boys will dig all the earth worms in reach and feed them to the little fishes. Woods high grade garden seed have tor years been the most southern seed offered trucker-, and in east Carolina. You cm find them at the i store of B. T. Cox a Bro. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF WINTERVILLE, WINTERVILLE, N. C. At the Close Business, April 1900. Loans and Discounts t 4,710.00 Overdrafts, unsecured 5.80 Furniture and Fixtures Due from and Hankers 6,533.88 Gold Coin Silver Coin Nat. Bk and other U. S. notes Expenses paid 211.03 Pulley Bowen THE HOME OF WOMAN'S FASHIONS. Capital 4,9011.1 in to Cashier's Cash We will inaugurate Our Spring Season by- putting on display the newest ideas to be shown in SILKS GOODS We have no trash or Special Sale but we will have the latest and best things that were obtainable in the American markets and we cordially invite the Ladies that are desirous seeing the NEWEST IN SILKS AND WHITE GOODS to call at our establishment and feast their eyes. Very truly yours. State of North County of I. Jackson, of the above named bank, do solemnly that the above statement is true to the boat of my edge and belief. J. L. JACKSON, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this day of April. 1906. JAMES R. JOHNSON. PULLEY St BOWEN Notary Public. l. P. HARRINGTON, R i L. Director NEAT JOB PRINTING Our specialty Reflector Job Printing Office. The for by the A. Cox Manufacturing A Good Reason. Two Irishman were digging a One of lug, ts in line work. Buy your Candies, bride, Mr. Alexander Harris, M- from j. Miss Debbie Manning were married, Elder T. N. Manning performed ceremony in the presence of a large number of rel- and friends. They will live in Winterville. White's Colic and Kidney Cure, combination kidney medicine for and a sure colic cure, at the Drug Store seems to indicate they man, about six feet lour he in height, the other one a little, puny man four feat, six inches. The foreman C. Dixon at the. drug store. No of not having good pants when Harrington, Co., have just received anew lot, that they will sell cheap. For new log cart made of best material will Bell Cheap, for father particulars see L. L. Kittrell. If you need a nice Hug just call DON'T Ask your friends to go on your Bond when you can get it furnished at a small cost. came along to see how the work was and noticed that ft yOU apply one of them was doing more work than the other. he cried out, is it that little Dennis who is only half your size, is doing nearly twice as down to his why C. A. Fair, Ayden, was in at A. W. it C, and you j Ain't he nearer lo town Monday get unit c . We can sign Judicial Bonds for Guardians, n-s etc., i i Any Bond to be filed in the Court issued at once Call on or write The U. S. FIDELITY and GUARANTY CO., Baltimore, Md. H. A. WHITE, General Agent, or H W. WHEDBEE, Attorney Greenville, N. C

SON. WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR Hanan's Famous Shoes MEN AND BOYS. This Shoe has stool the test for many years Is worn by all men who wear fine Shoes. Call In look at the low cuts today. N. C. CONDITION OF THE GREENVILLE BANKING TRUST COMPANY, N. C. At close of business 6th. I and i lS f Ponds. I. iii-l Ski ii.- nun ; i Com lid U S note 10.24 i f , . i LIABILITIES Capital paid in X MK Surplus , Undivided profits, Tune 21,817.27 ck 580.68 Total, i i . . Cut, ; v the above named bank, do solemn ., i is Hue to the best of my knowledge C. S. CARR, Cashier. and r- before I Correct me, this 11th V J. L. WOOTEN II A. Will PR Notary Public. A. M- MOSELEY. g Director Of THE CONDITION OP BANK OF GREENVILLE. N. C. t th; in ids. HIM etc. K I, In; iv,. rill i Liabilities- Capital Stuck paid in Undivided Profit leas 15.688 .-n.- cheeks out- . f I, I. Lid bank, to the of my knowledge JAMES L. LITTLE. and sworn b tut,, day A mil, K. WALTER G. ; W. B WILSON, QUEER BELGIAN CUSTOMS. Burning the Dead and Renting to the Indigent. There is nothing in Belgium, not even a marriage, to which to much pomp and belong as to a It is the most important show occasion -f a career, and the expense must be a bear; on family, for one in details c torn are necessary for d i i if such ceremony can be prevented. When n death occurs crape i- not hung upon the door, but a notice i- to all friends and relatives. when folded is about the size fa sheet commercial note not placed in an envelope, but so the is written on lie outer section, a black an inch deep. the receipt of this notice cards ire left the house by men, who -all and represent the women of the No woman attends a funeral, may he her near- est and dearest ho lies dead, nor any women go to the grave. Grief always appeals to one's but it is difficult for a for- of stock to as- grief with the usual funeral procession that one sees in Belgium. The hearse is gaudy with gilt and look- top heavy with its ornaments. It is much like a circus chariot in but shape. The driver wears a fantastic hat and cloak. The hearse indrawn horses with trap- of and two. sometimes men follow it clothed in high pointed hats with streamers quite to the r waists and long flying capes of black with more streamers. Then a line of carriage , the more the Letter for popular esteem. It is not necessary to have any one in them. Often the men who ride are I have counted twenty- live carriages, half of them the vi ii can buy out- right for their dead. The other hire the grove for as a time as they con afford, maybe n year, live years, ten years and very rarely twenty-fire years. Then it is taken for occupant. Those opponent of cremation who have sentiment as an argument it are asked to think of this way of which must one day the alternative near the large new coffin is placed upon the remains of the former less one cares to remove what may he left of what was once the home of a soul. For the very poor there is a harder lot still, as they cannot hire a grate. The potter's field is a large ditch, into which the bodies are placed and covered with quick- lime. Does not cremation seem even in a sentimental way preferable o this out graves explains why there are no old time grave- stones. asked the workmen around the place, is the old part of the burying and received for answer, isn't which a around proved. The oldest .-rave could find was hut twenty- live years and was a per- the workmen explained, to the letting of graves, and the in- elsewhere verified all their Standard. The Spinning The or web machine of the common garden spider is an object worthy of the careful study of owner of a microscope. It consists of four united masses, each by a multitude of hole.-, the openings being imperceptible to the naked eye. These several holes each permit the passage of a single thread. Some idea of the fineness of these threads may l, gained when it is known that the spider's thread as we sec it is made up of upward of minute webs, from each of the four spin- masses. These 4.000 separate threads unite at the main opening of the making the single filament which the spider its web. MARSHAL i French Soldier Whole Belonged to It was a singular fact that Mar the but of the French marshals, offered in him e ; i constant of the i the of army i v he i or. Throughout almost the whole his long ha r . U i, era. ever e the . ., . i I w . ; .-. v I I . REPORT OF THE CONDITION BANK OF FARMVILLE. FARMVILLE. N. C. AT Cl OF BUSINESS, APRIL 6TH. 1906 27.186 uh Banks 13.39 HO Capital stock pd in Undivided profit sub to e I. I ail e In u he a r for . row bad a pi- very . to his it into of St. in us n el i if Algerian war in 1835 lit- pro the of r there to lei hi- I ; to down shoulders again. r. years I also in Colon I bareheaded, led ;. ha, and his long. tat in the thick of the as a rallying sign to the u they swarmed breach. Alter this war of hair had already so f that superior I command him to cut who I once tailed him in u in Paris, and by way of affected to have mistaken for a doctor of philosophy on account of his hair. The Emperor Napoleon once venture to I for wearing long hair. The response was v. he said, hair to He did not cut it. It floated through the French and German war, becoming legendary among the soldiers. Long since it became snow white and fell upon the old mar shoulders in his declining flays, and it clustered about them as his in slate in Paris. 869.24 f Pm. f I, J. K. Davis, Cashier of the above-named hank, solemn- above is true to the b-.-t of my mi. and J- R- DAVIS, and sworn to bf- in-, of 1900. J. V. Notary Public. W. M. T. L. TURN AGE, R. L. DAVIS, Directors OP THE CONDITION OF BETHEL BANKING AND TRUST AT BETHEL, N. C. At the close of business April 6th, 1906. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts 820,492-25 Overdrafts unsecured furniture v Fixtures front Barks and Bankers Cash items Gold and silver coin. National bank and other U. S. notes 271.38 989.03 11,90.29 398.67 3,136.21 Total LIABILITIES. Capital stock Surplus fund Undivided profits Time certificates of deposit Deposits subj. to check 20,935.52 checks out- standing 28.18 Certified Checks 1,168.23 8,146.50 Total 887.278,48 Misplaced The Barrow family possessed ; dog named If addressed instantly obeyed all reasonable commands, but if spoken to crossly the sensitive dog crept under the sofa and sulked. At such times us she wished to be alone was Mrs. Barrow's habit to hold the door open and remark courteously to discriminating animal. go out. my And Growler, wagging a cheerful tail, went. Due evening while Mrs. reading by her evening lump a Juno bug entered the room an I behaved as June bugs do. The absent minded lady, con- of the disturbance it caused it. rose abstractedly, politely opened the door the great light of the family, murmured out. DRIVERS CF State of North Carolina, County of Pitt, I M O of the above named bank do solemnly swear the above statement of edge and ballet w Subscribed and sworn to be- STATUS, ore me, day April 1906, Votary Public It. HUNTING, R J. GRIMES. Directors. You Pay For it In higher prices n Goods on Credit, as the Credit merchant m make up his out of some- body I SELL PO CASH, Therefore have no losses to make up and put the price at the lowest figure. Pay cash and avoid the charging of ac- counts or getting charged to you. I sell any thing you want in th way COTTON HULLS. Hay, Corn. O its Bean, Lime and F. V An Island i The island of in. in the Atlantic, is ; of ll u admiralty authorities and borne on the Ii t as a being as r. tender to one of majesty's sh us war. I ho island i- governed by a cup- and the men royal are to rules a they would lie on board ship. Tin e no in land, so there arc no rents, rate.- or taxes. The flocks and herds are property and the meat is in rations. Marconi Anticipated. An and an were disputing about the tn-e advancement of the two ancient peoples whom they were studying. cried the gist, n which prove they -red an i i f in Curious With They Warn Passing All over the orient the footman has no At Co i he seems to be brutally treated elsewhere. There the drivers teem to n- to run with- o i but in a of cries with warn a They the particular part of his which is in thus nut for thy loft have a cure for the ii right i blind beggar, out for thy And I he blind beggar, feeling his with the stair in hi- right hand, at once hi, turns to the left. woman, look out for I ft . burden thy load is in It wall r carrier, look out for the tail end of pigskin water bot- son of conceived m the Bab El have a I are and look to thy camel's left pannier, or it will be farmer, awing around buffalo so that left buttock may not strike on my right carter, why dost thou let thy cart project across the group of four stand- in in roadway, if the toe 1.10 . n . u ill- t ii . . V, u., h; Jerome Hurt. We beg leave to announce that we are Wholesale and Retail for White Lead, Paints, Colors, and and v, Ready Nixed Paints. There is no line in the world better than the Harrison line. It his J it a reputation for honorable wares and honorable dealings. If you use the Harrison Paints you need never worry quality. We trust that you favor us with your whenever you want good paint for any Have Just a car load and can give you Special Prices. Baker Hart N. C, OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT. J. M. BLOW, Manager and Authorized Agent- . C. As authorized for DAILY and we take treat pleasure in receiving, sub- and receipts for those in arrears. We have a list of all who receive their mail at this office. We also take orders or job pi Since out last items there have been two deaths here. On Friday night the in child of Mr. Oscar died and was buried day Saturday night the of J. A. Harrington died and was laid to rest Sunday noon. Both were buried cemetery. The bereaved parents the sympathy of tin entire community. buildings by painting them with Town County lead and full line colors, kept at J. It. Smith ft Km, We regret to learn that our is sick with measles that J. J. Harrington is i to his home fever. We hope both may soon recover and be able to We are agents for ready mixed These paint i are old and reliable. The colored man who was so seriously shot sometime ago is very much improved there are strong hopes his ultimate win Tyson. Our White Goods, Silks and trimmings are pretty. We most cordially invite the ladies to call. Cannon Tyson. Mis- Clara Forrest up M a visit down the road. J. B. Smith have just received a car load alum salt. Also near load cultural for etc., Mir-St II after a vi-it to p can e home day. She win ace by friend, Hiss Tucker, K. K. A Co. will do all they possible to please yon with their new line of heavy and fancy Saturday was a day in were brass bands, a town of colored folks, plenty of DOOM in but under the a lively, jolly set it was one of the best lie- crowds we ever saw. We never of a disturbance. It hi I v I he purpose of all to have a good, time and they It. com, meal, bulls, lime windows nails Cross tools at J B Smith Hi , is a visit to his uncle, . II c trued herrings at J. it. St Mm. It. Savage came home a visit In Green- ville. For em p--ones, apples, corn AC. Miss r Jam i over the river P. O. Bud moved l Inn . out in apply toE. E. Smith and little came home from Co. have ck of goods from n, a short distance from in re. Mrs. J. T. has re- turned from a visit the country. oil, baud and repair for all makes of sewing at J. H. t Ayden, N. C. At a meeting of the directors of the graded school, Friday night the selection of a principal was left open until another meeting of the board. The following re-elected as teachers for the grades for the fall Misses Alyce Taylor, Mary Long Brown, Dora Hornaday and Mrs. F. O. Mrs. will have charge of the depart A full supply of Trunks Telescopes, Grips, Suit Cases, at J. B. Smith Bro. The rain just came right, There are many light Go to E. E. Go's new market tor beef, fresh meats, sage, and fresh fish. By attending orphan child- concert you encourage aid a most work tor the homeless children of North Caro Una. Entertainment at Ayden June 7th, your eyes need attention J. W. Taylor, expert optician, I Ayden, N. c. m the man to do your work if yon want to be pleased. S. Hart and James A. Griffin returned from their visit to last Thursday and report an exceedingly hue time. What can't tell you about cities, lovely women, huge crocodiles, prodigious tors and such like one need not travel to South America to find out. it was a trip but says it don't begin to touch the Old North State. Old Fashion Hand-made Paw Paw Gum Bread Trays at J. K. Bro. The remains of Mr. Claude accompanied by his brother, Mr. Watt rived Friday evening, next morning were taken to the family burying ground with Ma- sonic honors. There were very many Masons to participate tin and a large crowd was present to attest their regard and esteem for the deceased. Mr. man, being a member of the f J. W, Bro , who Ayden. He leaves two brothers, Messrs. J. W. W. H. of this place, and Mrs. Calvin Tucker, who have the heartfelt -j everyone. styles cloaks fin- Misses and Ladies nice line of Zephyr nits at K. Smith Bro. cot tun planter the best market at J. K. Smith Bit cars seed, will pay highest cash price, -ell your seed until yon see me. Frank Lilly Co. A full line of trunks, valises, tel- satchels, hand bag, Slid suits cases at J R Smith Bro I always keep on hand a fill due feed stuff at lowest prices as hay, oats, corn, meal and hulls, brand mil-hip stuff. Frank Lilly Co. carry -t mil huh of meat, lard and can good-. Don't buy before giving me a trial. Frank Lilly For carpenters ton's, grind stones i hemp pulleys, at J. Smith Bro. Hod Steads, Suits, Tables, Chairs Cradles, Bad Springs. Mattresses Lounges, Cook Stoves and a great many other things are kept up stairs. Cannon Tyson. Broad cloth, Henri- Mohair, cashmere, albatross -ilk-, trimmings, lining and whit goods at J B Smith Bro Bed steads, mattresses, springs, single and double, rockers, and wash stands dressers tables at J B Smith I, Bro V. and paper rooting, Pomps with long or short joints and pipe at J. K. Smith bushels, peas, bushels peanuts. J. O. Proctor Bro, Cotton seed hulls, meal, wheat bran, ship stuff, hay and grain always on hand at lowest, market prices. Cannon Tyson. in- and wile, of- Your i, it-mi If yon arc with your J I. Edwards. .- or bares s D-. L. C. glass, matter- nut cm el ., in the I how difficult your call on J. hospital at an expert ed f it- nit is. While going he ft died, ill- remains were back to yesterday. If you would an evening pleasure profit, IDS Concert of the singing class the Oxford Orphan Asylum, at Ayden, 1900, at o'clock p. in. A line of crockery, glass ware, fancy lamps, and at J B Smith Bro Cannon Tyson's new for Ladies Misses and Children have arrived. We carry a high grade C ass of footwear. We sell and Wheeler A Wilson sewing For cash or term- J. H. Bro, West st, Ayden, N. C. For a nice present bey a novel- clock at J. W. Taylor's. is for any You will find Wheeler and son and Singer -cw in.- machine Prices way way down at J. H. Bro. to Hotel. Ayden, C, who has live years experience with Some of must never to give m P. M P AND Nil IN- r. It Mr. W. Col. the manager of Hon. admits he is tile attorney the At- North Carolina Railroad Co., but he it ought to be considered little importance, be- he is the attorney of a lesser refunded. Over five hundred and bis salary is small. of Pitt Greene end best people to testify to bis Honesty and ability. Give him your eye work if you satisfaction. Car load V. Crimped roofing in lengths to cover residences churches, school houses, shelters, stables much cheaper than shingles and very little at J. R Smith Bro. Calico Gingham at cents per yard, great reductions white slippers and summer goods, at J. R. Bro. THE ALLISON AND BAILEY AMEND So much has been said of the Alli- son and Bailey it is mil to keep them distinctly in mind in order to understand the about them. Mr, proposed to in tin- Hepburn rate de-it in inferior courts the United Si ales the power to preliminary injunctions or restrain- pending judicial review of any by the interstate Allison proposed to vest in circuit and district courts full jurisdiction to hear mid determine all arising under the low, and therefore, conferred the power of is- suing preliminary injunctions it-straining orders. Russia is In have government, but the czar draws the lineal the of the York tribune. For Spring Housecleaning lime try Liquid Veneer. It makes everything mm look There will be no old, dull looking furniture or dingy Woodwork ill homes where this won- is used. No or necessary. Liquid Veneer is not a varnish, but a surface food and cleaner that builds up the original and makes it brighter than ever. It instantly restores the brilliant finish of Pianos, Furniture, Picture Frames, Interior Woodwork, Hardwood Floors and all polished, varnished or enameled surfaces. Re- moves scratches, stains, dirt and dullness. A child can apply it. Nothing but a piece of cheese cloth is needed and there is no drying to wait for. PRICES Trial . . . . . cu. t. SOLD BY M. M. LA Human Blood a tale of horror was told by human blood In homo of . limns, a well known Ky., in v, -I i the lings, v. .- i, i, when i ink- In. King's New curd mental i have it, n i colds and Bron lathe only I it, i- s .- i J I. ,, , l-l AN APT SUGGESTION. Washington Post, a great of President Roosevelt's, says. is expected that the Department of Justice will pros- the coal roads as vigorous- as the Santa Fe was prose- Precisely Harmon and Judson. who had been employed as special counsel to prosecute the Santa Fe, were dismissed because they really wanted to prosecute it; and Paul Morton who had been a party to the of law charged against the Santa Fe, was put in the cabinet and with a fine coat of white- wash from brush, was put at the head of a life in- company. The Post should have added that the President will prosecute the coal trust as vigorously-and effectively as he prosecuted the beef trust; and will probably re- Charles E. Hughes and the courts for the of forth same reason that he reprimanded Judge Humphrey in the expressed in his muck message Too many so-called progressive people are always looking for an on to butt He modestly underestimates his power influence. He is the attorney of a that is the backbone of the great Merger sys- North Carolina and it is backed by the A lawyer is sometimes bigger than bis is an Instance. On the day after my card announcing candidacy the News and Observer, that p- I pub an item that Franklin had gone to New Bern. It was no doubt supposed by the oppressed shippers the lire of the A. N. C. R. B. that Mr. had to New Bern to take steps to stop over charges, nod reduce the excessive and rates complained of ail along the line. But instead for the suffering shippers, it was to secure the valuable services of Col. the attorney of that road, in- campaign, was it Did not Col. Pearsall begin bis campaign within less two days Col. Pearsall introduced, that same week, the resolution of instructions in the Craven county convention, did he He tailed to tell the that he and his chief have over the railroad-. My have not It has been said that the great Southern Railway Company passed over ii sable living in western part if the Slate, Bason, bee, King. Means, Caldwell Ii win, and c their, and made as it- chief counsel Col. W. B. of Washington, N. C, account of his great political power. When the State witnesses what happened in upon of Col. and Mecklenburg untie, the line of the magic hand, will -lain, wiser than he knew. Under magic wand of tail attorney for the A. N. and he ii a. Set in mot mo along the S. A. L. I , Atlantic Line in toe southern, be would be t. set the effect -f his let. int., ilia- like all over the a-d of hi- navels that the allied n It costs them nothing Free pas- Will the descendants of t men of Mecklenburg, the Cape Fear aid Halifax submit to How will the Democratic meet this question at the polls If it nominates the date p. n at ion Commissioner secured by the manipulations the railroads, what can be said or done to defend such action. It the people will lie allowed to open their eve-, they will see who it is that is getting through resolutions of in- who 1- suppressing news of my position and campaign. Jacob A. Graham, N. C, May 1906. HIGH PRICES. Do you know that your money will only buy about two-thirds as much now as it would before the present tariff bill was passed Yet that is the lesson shown by Dun's Index numbers of com- prices for May 1st being whereas on July 1897, it was so now only buys what bought nine years ago. These high prices are very largely caused by the Republican policy of pro- which while it apparently produces prosperity, really tugs at your pocket book whether you are a farmer, a professional man, a storekeeper, artisan, or a laborer. The only man that does not suffer by these high trust prices is the comparatively few who extort these high prices the protection this law. W. E. HOOKS. W. J BOYD. HOOKS BOYD. General Insurance and Merchandise Brokers. AYDEN, We wish to we have associated our- selves together for the purpose of conducting a gen- Insurance and Merchandise Brokerage in the Town of Ayden and Vicinity. We will represent none but the most reputable concerns, and any part of your business you may see fit to favor us with we will thank you for and feel very grateful. AND Phone CARRIED IN STOCK AT ALL TIMES. OF THE BANK OF AYDEN v N. . the goose of business April 6th, RESOURCES. 1.011 and Discounts, 17.92 18.67 Furniture Overdrafts Secured Hue from Hanks, Cash Gold Coin, Silver Coin, National Hank notes other D. S. notes 180.00 i, 1,916.00 LIABILITIES. Capital stuck paid in, Surplus fund Undivided profits less expenses, Dividends unpaid . Deposits subject to cheek, 46,697.6 Cashier's 190.511 Total, Total. 857,833.00 STATE OF NORTH COUNTY OF PITT, I, J. It. Smith, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly that the above statement is to the best of and be- . J. B, Huh sworn to b fore in . of N-- art Public, . t A N v iV 1- . Chairman confesses that the attempt to the dirt at Panama without due preparation was a grave mistake and although he does say so, in so many words, he evidently thinks the President has been to blame for the hurry less plan of operations. China chums to have coal enough to last the world years. It's a shame for China to jar the coal rust in that way just at the time when the trust has no friends. Atlanta Journal. Island Torture. I no worse than the terrible ease of Piles me years. Then i advised to apply salve, less than a permanently write j of Bugles, k till Hums and Sons Ike magic Stoat CREDITORS. II qualified tutor m th in-, n Mn, 1- r , n- . i . . y I T I e.-l-O I , I. I- r ii r ill ha ,, f i lit l I , ho i-h-a-l in bar Say May, M. T. r E. GOODS SAVED FROM Same as of Dry Goods, b, Shoes Hats, Gent's and L- fur- goods, in fact everything kept in a first class general store sold at ed prices. MORTON Greenville Presbyterian Church. Gen Always have your church buy oil at barrel I Don't let pay I a for canned oil. which ought, to cost but CO en's.-. gallon Ready-mixed paint half oil and half paint. I oil fresh from the barrel, and i- I. M. paint, which and you then a II mill n of paint at tho price.

ACCOMPANIMENTS OF QUAKES. A COWS DOUBLE DUTY. How a South Carolina Man es His Cow Do Double Work. There undoubtedly is some connection earthquakes An old colored man down in . . t county. S- C, is working a and vi C for . , milk cow to limit. lie plows hen there are great exploit ab mt with large extrusion of lava and ,, up and ., Other matter there is often great load of wood to town, goes back disturbance in the vicinity, and and old cow until severe earthquakes result. drives her u. In fa X, the most frequent earth town with another load of wood on arc in volcanic re- ,,.,, u a the pro. As to the relations volcanic in work cow. part I the world and earth- as hard an quakes in another, the evidence politicians an a somewhat Yet it the old prohibition cow. i a a fact that the earth- quake m the Mississippi valley. in US, ceased when the vol-j of Vincent, in the West Indies, broke out. and he is Mr. J. Frank perhaps a suggestive remarkable story, between the eruption of which be for; and the earthquake in San He going up the river , day, in a launch, . disturbances apparently greatly accompany earth, excited coming down the river at a to rate. diving ,, ,. ,. Close behind the was H the Hour , ,., bent on it capture and but often are . ; . . . the chase continued until the the reaction against vibrations . ,. , , , ,. , . . ,,., rat shot into in a hollow log received the shore, this , .,,. i on the edge of tin- water. I he gar- rebounding energy . , . . , . started into tile how after the the shore a tidal wave , . , . , could go neither way. Webb Tl seismic hall hundred feet high. washes over th and add , . . , took a boat struck the to damage of the , , , , , and tried to fasten him Mien ii catastrophe was ,. , ,. ., . hut he cot free y feared in connection with San H but with little reason, as the Golden Gate and the heights of Golden Park A large lot of good hand-made would have diminished or Buck for sale. Apply to W. T a large tidal wave.- Bethel. From Unstable Terra Fir ma, by N. II. in the American Be view for June. SINS OP THE BIG RICH. Two bad tires occurred here in out of which one fatal- happened. The first alarm was sounded after in a fiction of the inhabited most exclusively by Four were totally destroyed The Episcopalians of Indiana , house badly dam- aged. The loss is eat i mated i. their diocesan convention, resolutions that show that this body, among others the danger that con- fronts Christian churches in fact that so large a per cent. , f its membership is made up of men whose business methods are at best questionable, and, many Instances, absolutely We hoard the state- the other day from a re J. W. B. Battle is doing such a liable source that investigation I thinking that this paper cannot put s that most of the shameful I into words his lie Instances of graft and betrayal a car load of farm supplies, of financial Interests committed land Thursday, had his teams After the fire had been extinguished the remains of a w. man were found in one of the buildings, She has not yet been identified, as she bad only been in he house a few Bern Journal. to thou- keeping are furnished by men prominent in a church which known far and wide for the st rid orthodoxy of its creed. And if this be true of such a church, certainly it would seem that the church half of it This morning the teams returned, when they went to find the car, it was not to be found, Mr. I tattle by mistake the car had been taken to Norfolk supposing it to he empty. versa to Utter its note-, of We rejoice that we were not near warn merely to this intelligence was general and to our against the sins of its Southerner, big rich to proceed to action of a more definite kind and to particularize in a way that will A Card. show that acts and business request of a few friends, methods curtain kinds I this method of announcing only with a Chris pi . but a in or the pursuit of the same will lead to ecclesiastical my self as a candidate for the t of Deeds for Pitt conn- , subject to the action the Democratic primaries and the exclusion from convention, if nominated, ship in the Christian I. Chill lotto Chronicle. I will be and will faithful form the duties of said office. Being buy with farm work, I shall make no active canvass for the noun nation, hut trust that some friend in each township will see that I have showing. C. Cannon. About three miles from Mobile Ala, on the a bail game in field, came up m- vivid lightning which in the midst of th. crowd of sped -tors, kill- mat some leas The held was Strewn with hits of from ho were killed or ii and the presented a terrible burred A dollar taken new mm-., , ,. Ml, Will , fr m tile one ,., i-h.-k no ,. .,, ,;.,. in MM ti- wax mi on suits. m killed were white, . , . I rs, and two were a m Mr W. of the power In Hint I M. and lore lira i. W mi I he duly In ,,., I'll I county, North Caro- In X-7. pane H. the will l . III I nil M Nine or of . lot In f on . Mid J. M. Nothing too G FOR OUR CUSTOMERS we are always looking for better; always working to secure values and styles superior to other stores, when Ladies Journal began to sell paper patterns we began to investigate, we ---S said to ourselves, X THE LADIES HOME JOURNAL s the leading Womans Magazine. It is first class and has never done anything in a second new that its reputation was at stake. Our investigation convinced us that the patterns are as grade e Magazine the Hone Jon ma I added a new tore which j none desirable than oilier a Quids Chart free with each pattern. This Chart bow exactly how the pattern is to be Ir is o con a child can it. It s a been to Indies sue inexperienced in garment cutting and making. Mothers advise us that by the aid the Guild famished with LADIES HOME JOURNAL They train their rs to do their own But there is still another point to consider. The pat- terns are all new, no old styles, no ancient creations; all new, all up-to-date and perfect in fit and style, and so much more easily understood than other patterns that one trial will convince you and make you a regular ALL SIZES KEPT The Free At Our Store. Come And Get One. We are leaders In Dress Goods Silks and Etc. J. R. J. G. GREENVILLE, N. C. THE D J WHICHARD. Editor and Owner. and Friday. VOL. No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA JUNE 5.1906. ONE DOLLAR PER IN ADVANCE RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT. Whereas, Our kind and loving in His lions in tn human life, taken death from dearly be- hived Lull Cleve, . 1-the of the HOW A NIGGER CAN LIE. And His Name Was Washington. A very funny thing in the c mt morning Mayor There a me against one Henry Davis, for eight home and on o e the parents, when K v. John Edward of Green- Wedding at of a Prom- and Popular Couple. a pretty wedding here last even- Ladies Aid , M tUt church do hereby preacher the P it .- though from Hi.- evident- that the this sail employing the of Providence, vet we in wife cf the defendant Davis, and to His divine will, mat given notice knowing and believing II.- ail g- well. Hi I'm- ii Saturday em- That in the death his wile, Ac, Davis of our don sister, the societies would not a all, one who , h copy tin was i i earnest to him to ever j interest the societies I a row followed. church, one whose and that the preacher put walk all those sweet on his hip pocket, Ac Christian grams which for murk b that is close crow Master, always willing, patient, loving and forbearing. She never foiled in duty a-a preacher, if in ville, N. f Miss Annie Hoyle, daughter Mr. Hoyle, a The parlor was prettily and the wedding music by Mis- Lillian before the sang a lovely solo. ceremony most impressively performed in A. D. Hunter, pastor of in. Baptist Then were many beautiful gifts The groom is the sou Thomas , of Franklin A Democratic of Pitt will he in- at ti house in Greenville at o'clock A. M. Thursday, June lib, the purpose of select e- I. I be van I and D no tic ; up.-1 of selecting d . the be tin day of June, 1906, o'clock P. Al these Dent. voters of the all i delegates to he to Greenville on the l lib of Each township will be entitled t. he following number of delegates, the county convention WARD PRIMARIES. A , THE v, BANKS OF THE TA Nominate Candidates Alder- r. The several the A is alway. ; k lo deli, , m , , . th f voted i, ed in men a- a the hearts if . if Greenville's seldom . ,,, . ,, lo will c., . . , . . , ,, Le ;, ,. half past in the No. a he . . sec- ii.- V; meat MP e feel i- ,., , the . the rhythmic be of their good hands. gentle in manner, he a gun. The preacher and true to friend-, carry a gun. Col he filled her place in oar not as only like her could do. He said no. f. mis.-, her from meet- Sugg naked if he was willing to lie lug, hi, iii tor one. ii.- Bald yes, fondest recalled hi-, in, whereupon searched h , aid ., be found revolver, sent. Though gone Ami ins name if he administered ,,,, ,, ,, u., , , M Us . toe .- A ii., i- Sweet in m in q and he carried forgo, ten. That we huh. . ii, -i, hearth path . to grief stricken mi u whom to tenderly, a who i our much loved HI Mm, . ;.,.,, to nil iv . who are -lie . from us. all it.- . .- an. old be t I- -m- thou e is .- Who took ., i-he in lie I,,,, care, i., , of he comfort a d sustain u i In h air o Ii in. a copy if I'd In.- of Ii I us a t . our for sister. In; i y l 1.1 in lie family a a c-i. a- a u- l . th.- same. It. Ii DEFAULTED. Funds. Baptist church at Greenville, where he is highly esteemed. The , attractive I ,.,. young woman, with a host ;.,, a of a Carolina family of this ,;.,.,., News and Observer, . ED. . . Hi., , .; Ii man h;, acclamation. . a ex ,. the w ,.,. in ,; Mis. reach if II in-1 No. I Kali a reception tendered j. them in.,,. a- the Br ,. Embezzles of Railway of , J Phoned that a attend- . u . the voters each township ill be at their re . Tea, until h ; a- id , the Carol inn hi Farm ville, was this tented in Tarboro on a a repress of the m , New York, which concern . d lilt with He was to Greenville and this ; was lake before the Jut- . c . Peace, C. who at our i. street's which was attended I I i The guests were rec Primary i, door by ii. .,,,.;. I .- Mm . F. . y. . i . i. .-. I for ., II i;. ti el . I e u I I . H. full W. , . ,. After ml in chat. rope B and stroll . the . . , w ,,. . .,,. of I., bee and Mrs. J. J. Mr. and Mrs. were -i d pail by Air. Mrs. Mr d Mr.-. i. , ,,,, lie bl dress was f delegates to the c , . in with the ti of I he party, . the r an nil .,. I. Ma . . I Hi. s . . Cum, Mies in, BAIL STOPPED HIM. Sheriff Down Nero With Pistol. A on someone broke the In e Mr, from town, aid sloe Hie. i. n. Today while Mr Ft. as in town he iced . . shirts on a named Ben can eye Mr. Flem- aid M d. Fleming went after Sin looker help eaten in en. . ran all the faster at the the officer. The r ill called but the neg- gave no to- to ibis. At a dis- n a hundred yards the shot down. The ball we it . through hip. ii lase. Misses Lena Matthews and ; received at room door. ii., , , i- in tie custody f. in tun, to . won- ii ill Bryan, ., s t. is years old, . bin to been regarded as dining wax exemplary man. with out II , he has been in the em- and lighted with wax I of the railroad company, silver Mi. Mini Mrs. ,;. over trim- WOMAN GRADUATE. Receiving Diploma Female College, . A. hi II . ., , . o with n- i.-I- the of is em- . is to the a nor the hi ii-t the agent personally the in the claim e under the bond tie company. County The will he held the the count convention on the 11th. is not to make but only to select to slate, congressional and conventions Another WHO HIM Sheriff Has a Negro He Would Like to Locate. The who Tucker fleeing from . Hie. it d -nil, an or from justice. He first i- name as but has c several other names as his. He also said be had been i , the p and was yet tine a year there on a sentence but did net nay lie had escaped. He is a in this ion and no one seem- to him. would like to lam if the is an escaped convict or if he is wanted in any neighboring for crime. H is ginger cake color, feel ti high, weighs about pounds is bow legged. of a large number bridal presents then friends. from I leather cone . in a, ii , II . a fin i I , sis deacons of , live other friends, a , ail from ten . beautiful toilet sit , . a, solid ,. Horn i in- class. Mrs, aid woman e lei in most cordial we com . Buggy. Mr. A. L. Potter was driving He made too short a turn and I tie one wheel the The take up was that the shafts and cross bar of the buggy were broken. Co , I Its . Out hi ii ., i-; . . . ,. , I, t. j,, .,. s graduating nut till j from any e .met i. is several years ago, . . , . , , w is rt hi her . . i,.,. h . with the matter, kepi In in, l, with Mis. . ,.,. ., v lady, . Mi . ii.- a soil i . navy, and a. awarded the . . J to receive Mule of bit . ;. v., iv. n ; and the to by g Benson captivated lit ,, s U u; iv Hen tie 1- now an , u, g in ,, -i,,,,, . , I mi ti-.- . ;.,, the ward. 8.0.111 . . . ., ., . W. Kn . c, I'll . , J. . d . i. J. . , a . , ii , ,. ., ,. was , . J. A. .,,,,,. Mil as V sloe to to . pond to of their big fl. fried Mel boiled, ham, cake-good -f,;, . chocolate . was p, . Ii . lug waters i. the l . Al met on th, songs on our . sh ires of M be C I . but ,. ,.,, cape.-, ; picnickers. to Mr. and with their boats I . s . . Rev w. ii. i;. .-i -a . K occupied Hi the Church day. lie as I g in . ii . . made an y school He . the c e . ., i .; i a j . the e to iv a -a , worker. t., Mr. Mr,. G. to Him weather, the happy day II i an i love. Di.-d yea. . hi I Begs, o Mr. hie Greenville Goes Forward A was here win. had twenty-live years lie ban seen Greenville, lie expressed at teeing little crossroads tillage of Frank Wilson who had . .- . will beheld lending Chapel now such turned Saturday ice, and be has , Ii . in the lit was heard gladly on Sunday. f Mrs. Benson, Che diploma Is dated July 20th, 1840. Snag us that I, and son of K. B. Gotten, a Lieutenant commander the navy, are friends. Our Thanks. Friday evening Mr. W. White noting the rainfall at this brought us some ripe May 1900, 8.30 inches. U we have seen this season. They In one month during were very year June i, inch, , Today Mr. A. I. Potter brought minimum a bucket wry nice , ,, inn, .- Si with m h sympathy d ,; mouths ; -i lira. J. y at hi ii a m ii. c . Mr. O. v. York, observer government weather station here, gives the following .-res lute place at afternoon Cherry sen, c being con- r. If. II. Moore, areas were Messrs. T. B. Hooker, II. s. Spain, N. W. t op Condition The report issued to- day . the condition of the cotton at 81.75, increased 6.2. -s