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EDITORIAL NOTES. mi Mr. in says they have got- a great de. I of light in their four days hearing on the rate bill, but Pitt Democratic a resolution Ho. . John H, Snail, countess, for try mi in looking the pi bis h the delegates to the trouble with it has been c i convention to much of it was light. When and Em Golden were married last Han they neglected to announce when the ceremony would be solemn- to dramatize the Jungle have broken down as the rote his renomination, and then do not endorse his r to tor the sot-ailed fast mail to the Southern railway, regret the That was In Pitt county Democrats lo Mr. vote in this caw and didn't attempt tori their attitude by doubt- by dodging. Neither did lie. cry to oust I tit h nil and in a not gel Chairman Wads- they disagreed with him worth i leading tole. From the hasty the Russian government is making to ck infer that are ember of a legislative check is en it did i An la bore lo. wants single A ember of a body his people, but he la expected lo halve some ideas of his own. If he be be unlit to rep- any body, f he is ti d nit people are wrong about a r it is bis business to use his oar i if he is honest kidnapped faithful it is non- in an automobile became of k them home lo dine on Yet tin in g hi tariff revised. a. mil i, a in one or two lets. Toe lo VI He Landmark. mat- man who agrees with everything is represent Greenville's Big Department Stores. Hot Weather Merchandise abounding in plentiful beauty and cheapness here The thin, fluffy, cool materials for June Selling are fox your inspection and in quantities to meet your Glance over the list below and then come let us you the goods, which must he seen to be appreciated. him-elf. It lo ks as though lad discovered a young man out in FIGURES WEDLOCK. Hilly restores lo us good as ever Wonder was in tended for advertisement or an The census report on just issued, slur that in the total population of Congress made a mistake the boodle hill. What they about meant , in 1900 the number of per.-, was or . per rent. The married were 27,770.101; the widowed, 87- the In the Old World the proportion of I singly is different, being 41.4 per ; cent, in India, 04.6 in Spain, me to anything a g Austria ,, campaign fund in Scotland. In Australia the And now some , figure varies from to per admiring surmise cent the Southern States the meeting of Mrs and percentage of unmarried King Edward was like the meeting persons is 00.8, of married 33.7, of equals. Well Alice always was of widowed 5.1, of divorced more or less when she North the ponding figures are 56.4, 38.0, was that it was a felony to j but a Republican over here. The twelfth census shows more wives convention of . husbands, the The Democratic Pitt county passed a resolution ask- reporting themselves mar- the corporation to compel telephone companies to re- duce exorbitant By this token, and tin further fact that a case asking for a reduction of lie telephone rates is now pending be- fore the commission, it will be Been more freely, it the But the figures, as respect the colored population, arc open to question, many re- porting themselves married when not legally married. collides at La the report, reported them. that people are not the w married, only were only people who object to being rob- M- church or In Landmark. California. Never in the history if railroad- have the of the Pacific Company had to contend with as many a- have been their way over the lines in the pant two weeks. Many of the claim are unable to cope with the I- id attempted to nips of it would be i run their trains on by the civil authorities. cases are seen of two per- sons legally married and yet each living with sun reporting as being mar- to the In Rico the same state of things ex- to a large extent, owing to the cost of the necessary ceremony. In Maine. New Hampshire and Vermont the v are half f i per cent, of the population, while in Mary- i and West Virginia the wore two-tenths of and in Virginia one-tenth of I per cent. In Nevada the divorce. are seven-tenths of cent., and in Washington, Oregon and la six-tenths Colored Dress Goods Department Beautiful cool dainty lawns In small dots and figures, small and large floral patterns and solid colors fur to cent yard. Brown dress linens, percales, madras and gingham. White Goods Depart- inch French lawn yard inch Persian lawn to yard inch Persian lawn to yard inch Handkerchief linen to yd inch yard inch It linen to yard inch Union cotton, but almost as pretty as all linen for more money at yard. Lovely dotted swiss, the real imported kind, in small neat designs from to yard. figured madras for shirt waists and dresses this seasons newest patterns from to variety great and patterns lovely. Laces Embroideries We are showing pretty things in this laces we have baby Irish French, Germany, Round thread Val in all overs, bands and edges Batiste and Baby Irish combined from the loveliest band of trimmings of the season, we are showing it in exquisite patterns, suitable for very sheer materials as well as the heavier kinds. Black baby Irish all overs and bands to match. Our Notion depart- should interest you, as we are showing many useful and desirable novelties. Fans Yes we have all kinds and sizes some so small and large and breezy in paper, silk, and gauze. The silk gauze fans, with real fine dainty decorations and Ivory sticks are lovely and as cheap as to others with cheaper sticks and cents. Shopping bags in white kid, white canvas and fancy leathers in black and colors from cents to Pretty white wash belts embroidered and some with detached buckles in guilt and pearl, the prices range from to Guilt belts, leather belts, silk belts all prices. Ladies hosiery in black and white gauze, some plain, some some lace boots, others lace all over, sizes and prices. Infants and black and white all sizes from to Ladies and infants gauze vests, short and long sleeves. Daisy waists boys and girls, cool comfortable, all sizes each. tops and cords and ruffles stamped linens, embroidery silks and cottons. Ready made waists in ladies sizes, handsomely trimmed with embroidery and lace, some look like hand embroidery prices from to Plain S Fancy Black Lawns Batiste, French lawn, Silk mulls, Per- lawn, Mercerized madras and many other pretty wears from to yard. THE CORSET DEPARTMENT wants in . different Corsets and Corsets C at each, Girdles, all size, for and each. In trains pull in on carrying bag passengers an on the oar on entrance of j I per Son. -hive, railroad men do in their power to com- oil, but. v ire traveling in i or -five. To keep then , Our stock of House- keeping Linens Should meet your approval. All kinds of Towels, Bath rags, table Damask. Nap- kins and Doilies. A good assortment at prices. Perfumery. Toilet Soaps, Tooth Powders, Brush es, Nail brushes, Hair brushes, and combs Talcum Powders, per box, others at Department . I. BAKER ff the best, and styles at popular prices. You should i of Oxfords, Court Ties, Pumps and Sandals for Ladies and white in Ladies ; company 11- with would i not w lien V- h fifty hi . inn time hi dinner. ,., .-. Ire tin train palls pa and two brake to free their away from a pack of Ki- Correspondence Sacra- room in Fresh Pies, Cakes and Bread daily. Special orders for Pies sent early in morn- will be filled in time white Canvas Oxfords and pumps Don't fail to g this store a chance to show you of the many pretty and useful we have here Nearly every boat sand train brings a, new and desirable, J. k. J. GREENVILLE N. C. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. D J WHICHARD. Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL. No. Pin COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA TUESDAY. JUNE 1906. NO. SCHOOL FOR STAMMERERS. Detroit. Michigan, June 1906. you allow me apace to a few words in to the school located at this place for the cur of mi. I left my borne on of this month filled with a little bone and doubt of finding a cure and I now I can shout The school now has a few more than one hundred which is about all that be cared f r at one time. I in school mothers and brothers and all here to be made the fearful malady. It lo me when much money is being spent for erecting monuments to the dead that it would De much better it in supporting an institution of this kind for the dead are in a better condition than the poor unfortunate victim of They a place for the insane, while these who hi e crazy are entirely There Is In United States something near one half million yet they have received no at all. They nave m. far received no state aid and philanthropists as ye like i lie priest and the the other side Surely it is not that the affliction is severe nor that the number afflicted Is not y I am speaking from imaginary view, as one who baa been so afflicted from childhood and knows with suffering humanity. A. Manning. MAN KILLED BY LIGHTNING. Another by Falling From Bridge. N. C. June i day afternoon taring a thunder storm Mr. G. W. Wynne, who lived out at mill mile from town, was struck by and in killed. This g a Mr. W. working the new bridge Mere, fell off into tie river. He -t k a i en of timber in the fall war. badly hurt ANOTHER DAY. Another day of In Another the nut. of low of fold and of n. II.- r i, . cornea what Another day. Too the of men, dawning Once more the storm, more with rife, Once more the weary round of life, Another day, Hear Lord, at I almost Another And fain I tie here At -tray. So w am weary, worn, the burden have Heir Lord, from return Another day. EXPOSITION GROUNDS. ELDER T. H. BARNHILL VINDICATED Meet at Hickory Grove a committee to investigate g made against Kid. T. H. Barn- hill, a member f church, by one L. James, of county. He with keeping key Ins sell illegal, also drinking We your committee have the charges best we can. We had B. M. Whitehurst, a of the Board W. G. Little, Taylor and other-, who have been acquainted with T. H. for years gone by. And they say the charges made by L. C, James is false and without The charges were made on vi of some little personal No one brought any charge Grandpa Vane AN IMPOSSIBLE TRINITY. Francis Wilson, at the Players Club, was narrating reminiscences of the stage. early he went upon the road with a stock company. was only eleven members of this company, yet we often produced plays involving twenty-five or thirty characters process; even, at times a tripling-up if such expression may be repertory embraced nearly a hundred plays. manager came to me and said; Get ready to rehearse ad- for next week, Frank I'm sorry for you, but you are cast for three part in this Grandpa Vane and Diamond laughed scorn fully. is impossible for me to the three parts of G rand pa Vane and Diamond said I, manager frowned. He was a strict disciplinarian. Why is it he growled. said is impossible because, in act four, scene two, and Diamond Dick get Those of the Jamestown Cele- Near Norfolk Rich in Historical Lore. By Point, the beautiful spot on Hampton where Jamestown exposition is to be held is rich in historic events and incidents that have occurred at hr it. Within of grounds is Island which has been used jointly by and Portsmouth for some year- s a detention patient with contagions Island is rich historical lore. On the of June, 1813, a powerful British made an attack at the entrance to river, near and was defeated. Before British could the harbor of and the town it was to take possession of I- land. On of 22nd they were discovered an the of river, and landing on the main- land in a position where the pas- sage was to pass over and attack the works on the west side of island, while at same time a number of barges from fleet attempted to land front. These were attacked before reached the shore, from a on the beach, man- by the sailors and m. rims from the Constellation the boat. Three of the barge were gunk, most of the drowned, and the rest compelled to retreat their vessels. The which lit were met and repulsed by the Virginia and driven back to ships, with the loss, those in barges, upwards of two in killed and wounded. The f Norfolk and neigh- boring villages of Gosport Portsmouth owed their to this of Island. MOORE FOR REGISTER DEEDS. OF N. C, Editor We the citizens of township ask fir space in your valuable paper to heartily endorse the candidacy W. M. Moore for Register Deeds of Pin We have known Moore for a number of years boyhood, him to be a gentleman of the highest type ability, a who has been loyal to party and a friend to the public. believe that if hon- est j, politeness and for anything, then we nominate and elect a man that Pitt county will be proud of. J. L. Gibson, J. J. Jr. J. T. K Proctor. Galloway, REPUBLICAN YOUR BOY AN OPEN To the Honorable Board J Only a Dozen Were Present f Commissioners of Pitt The Rep,,,,,,,.,,,, f Greenville County. township held m primary in the The government of the afternoon. N. C, is composed of II over by the following ex- Yours, D. N. NOBLES. J. J. F. M. Committee. Banking Tirol Company. The of the Green villa Company at the of business the as made to the Corporation will be found in this paper. While the are not quite so ii u as shown in the April the dis- counts are larger bringing the to- up to about the same figure, a large increase has been made to the surplus. This is a fine show- coming midst of the dullest part of the year. George W. Strickland, a farmer of Nash county, was run over killed by a train on the Coast Line, near Rocky Mount. He leaves a wile and rushes on separates them with farewell Sermon. Rev. H. H. who lot year has been pastor of the church, preached his farewell sermon to the This week he and Mrs. Moore will leave for their new home Kentucky. They have made a host of friends in Greenville all of whom their depart me. Both Mr. and Mrs. Moore arc consecrated workers in the cause of Christ. Our wishes go with them to their field of labor. Cotton Blossoms. Mr. H. R. Robinson, of vs two red blossoms this morning and says he has plenty with three on a stalk, Cotton blossoms arc getting plentiful now. Mr, David tells us he had one on the 18th and now has them on a BAILEY And Carried to New Bern Jail. I i mat inn reached here Ibis morning that the Bailey, who morning shot and killed Mr. near had been captured. The capture was about o'clock a few mile- Vance- The came out of a and slatted In what is known Palmetto bridge, sonic tin- who ere guard- Me caught t nil. i without resistance and was first carried to bis pocket found a containing a mixture with which he had his clothe and i feel to keep the blood hounds trailing mm lie had the III vamp and started mil us Hull as daylight came. There was moon mi when taken there; and a Hum were of of county the do violence but let the law its coarse, to do all in his power to get a trial and quick punishment the excitement and was taken to New Bern jail. Which You do not know what i in him Bear with him; be patient; wait him; clothe him; him; He is a boy, and most boys ate bad and I fear be is light-headed as well, But he calls you fa- Win he played in lap, ; i fondly he would some day be a great and Now he grown hi Tonne blood drives sport, and makes impatient, of serious must But don't be soap- and and make him f-el you are in He is your boy, and you are to live He beats your name, and is send it on the stria in of time. He your fortune and fame, is to transmit them to generations to come. It be A divides of Linn- lose- A r y i more than else can be. t l- i h u ti your buy you go down in history; though your boy are to live the future; by him you are to act the gen- that is to It may be to govern him. hut be patient. He may seem ad- verse lo everything Useful and but wait No one can I what is it He may day Hope. Let grow. While his body grows larger and his mental and expand and Improve, think way i- spent i . vain. Then- .;. him; he has pride, no You know. one. can nil is a buy. be an led spark, a energy, which the rod may stir, tee association, tn-1 develop and thus start a boy a go energy deter- that no power on earth stop short the topmost III the n. government distiller. E. Proctor, barkeeper. F. ex-barkeeper. S. R. K. carrier. in or J. Talley, Treasurer W. M. Moore, ex- barkeeper. The election of these not by accident, but by It -hows that the liquor ix in absolute con- of the town, and this accounts for so much disorder The in only pay- able The town pays per week he only every Saturday. balance of he time we are police protection. The law requires a town to fur- constant police protection in order that liquor may be sold therein. Io this town there are and frequent viola- of the liquor laws, and the present conditions nothing else is to be expected. With the construe urn of the new railroad in the there will De an influx of here, and we will need constant protect i- n. object in writing letter is to you to issue any license to sell liquor town of until town government qualifies itself in liquor sold within its it-, as required by laws enacted by last me. The liquor question be a political issue, but a moral I think we have had liquor legislation, we need only to enforce the las we Already have on stat- books. Your honorable is well acquainted with the facts above slated. He has seen much law- and disorder here and I refer to him for verification of the above facts Most Dr. C. M. Jones. R. C. Flanagan with IV. J. Manning secretary. The thing done the way of was the election of a executive committee n of R. O. r. mid W. J. Manning. j No delegates were selected by name to the county convent inn which meets Juli 4th, but the chairman extended an to every of the town ship to attend that convention and consider himself a There were even in attendance upon the primary, at least that many were inside bar and were addressee as brother by tho chairman he called them to see if anti- body would make a speech. The was no response to the invitation SO the chair hail to do all the taking that was done. He said while they were very few in these few were faithful big things were expected of them. He also said that it would be bet- for the nation, state and the county for the two political to more evenly divided. All those present at the primary were white, colored t being conspicuous its entire absence, making it vastly different from Republican f days gone by when there we. o- the same number of white surrounded by hundreds of black faces. While this fact may some color claim that the party is becoming more decent it will hardly gain them enough, followers to cut much figure in Pitt county politics. Sudden Death. Mr. J. I. Keel, of Carolina town- ship, died suddenly even- of disease, a malady to which he bail been subject for some time. Thursday Mr Keel went to on business, returning from town to train. He was not feeling well slopped at home of Mr. Ab near He had a sudden attack Friday even- and died in a short while fr. Keel was old and Center Brick . You will be interested in the- half page announcement of the Center Brick Warehouse in this issue. W. T. one of best known here, has associated with the Brick the firm will after be Brinkley, Lips- comb, Mr. Lipscomb's with the Center Brick will put that house in better shape ever to do business, to protect the interest of the farmer he -1 Is . one four sisters, bur brothers and who killed Mr. John Lancaster. near has taken to Wake c hi my jail to a. old possibility of the bank The National Bank. i a call fr the Comptroller of Currency National B-ink Greenville makes a statement of the of its business June 18th, which will be found in this paper. This statement com- mends itself to public and shows the excellent of the It is all the more when the fact is considered that bad been business being lynched. His wife has been arrested and taken Bern jail. two months, The The police have received summer uniforms. A man to bet us June was the day of the year. We always thought had that distinction, but either is long in nigh. fact several days at turning the Raleigh is to be the new a flue Beginning and La are very the same of Raleigh. officered. Willis B. city editor of have cause to feel proud the work the bank is that it so quick to gain the confidence of public. The bank has made Freak Nature. found a gentleman yesterday who one est ail to tell about the hail storm. He said hesitated to repeal it, for it b but it bad come t from par- ties whom he absolute in and he knew it was true. It was I .-i me ladies on found two or three hail stones that were the exact shape of a Thine besides the general form actually wonder- of were one side ed hands these one directly from the stem downward and the other directly to the right. Thus, had there beer on the face of the Ice watch, the hands would have been pointing to p. m. This was the hour at which the hail fell It is not re-- ported, however, that any of the-e watches ticked. But it is a won- that they Record. Shooting at Parmele. N. Juno H. Harper, a white man living here, on Saturday night shot and serious- wounded a colored woman named Bet Cause shooting is not known. in a condition.

and SON. MK. SMALL ITEMS. In mention of fact that Representative John H. Small, of the first district, has in curing from the H use tee a favorable on his bill appropriating one million dollar for the drainage of the Swamp. The Norfolk Virginian- Pilot Bays that It is hard- possible that the House, with the session about to close, will find to act on this report, that in no wise detracts from the credit due Mr. Small for the energy and which he has handled meas- the enactment of which mean so much to his COB and his Virginian-Pilot goes on to WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR Hanan's Famous Shoes FOR MEN AND BOYS. This Shoe has stood the test for many years and to worn by men who wear fine Shoes. Call In look at the low cuts today. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF GREENVILLE BAKING TRUST COMPANY, GREENVILLE, N. C. At close of business June 1906. 1906 The are very busy these days destroying Mi. Delia Smith t t Mi I. William Teener, Sunday at C. H. J. A t u Kill in Mrs. Kite y c very ill tit-1 I hours. and Jim on in here are expecting i h. KM, L ma aid Nina rS and I Sunday , Sunday REPORT OF THE CONDITION BANK OP FARMVILLE. FARMVILLE. N. C AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, APRIL 1906 Loans Discounts 13.39 Due from Banks Cash Items coin Silver coin measure of Eva Representative Small is the fa- Mr. sod of the passage of which he is advocating with tireless energy and persistence is that providing for the construction of, an inland waterway from Nor- folk to Beaufort, N. C The con- of this waterway would be of inestimable value not only So. Hill, pent Saturday Sunday nil Mr. Ml. El Lee ard Patrick, if Ayden, me -mine lime I'll grand parent. Kid. K. tilled reg- to his district and his State, at Bethany Sun- to every State on the Atlantic seaboard from New England to j. of .-pent the gulf. If he is ultimately in ibis successful in getting these two measures through, and we are confident he will be if th Demo- of his district continue to return be will have erected to himself monuments more en- during than b-ass or bronze. Mr. Small is entitled to the highest praise for the efforts he Nat, notes Capital stock is Undivided profits 1,850.64 sub to check 34.018 140.800.84 State of North Carolina, County . f Pitt. J. R. Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemn- swear the is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. and sworn to be- fore me, this 6th day of April 1906. J V. JOHNSTON, Notary Public J. R. DAVIS, W. M. LANG, T. L. TURN AGE, R. L. DAVIS, Directors NO BANK FAILURES IN CHINA is years since the fail- of a bank in said a bank examiner. years in the reign of Hi Hung, a bank failed. Hi Hung had the the condition of BETHEL BANKING AND TRUST GO. AT BETHEL, N. C. At the close of April 6th, 1906, RESOURCES. and discounts Overdraw. Bonds, Furniture and fixtures De . Banks 18,09 Ob V; Gold Silver Gun 487.08 National banknote U S notes LIABILITIES. 190.08 30,000.00 Total 142.79 Capital stock paid Surplus Undivided profits, Bills payable Deposits Due to 2,461.19 Cashiers ck 290.05 Total, Loans and discounts Overdrafts unsecured Furniture Fixtures Due from Banks and Bankers 271.38 989.63 11,990.29 398.67 an inland waterway and for the duo to reckless and con- j improvement of a large on part directors and the president. Hi Hung at once issued an Total 3,130.21 LIABILITIES. Capital stock 5,300.00 Surplus fund Undivided profits 1,168.1.3 Time certificates of deposit 3,146.50 Deposits subj. to check 20,935.52 Collier's checks out- standing Certified Checks Total 37.278,43 is making to benefit the whole investigated, and to his Cash items Atlantic coast in the matter of found it had been Gold and silver coin. National bank and other U. S. notes of Virginia and North Carolina, by means of drainage of the Dis- Pilot State of North Carolina, County of Pitt, success in both endeavors pro-j failed the heads of its president, j of the the Democrats offal dis-1 director were to be cut off. swear that above statement is nM president. STATON, J. K. R. J. GRIMES, Directors County of Pitt, C S Carr, of the above named bank, do solemnly toe above is true to the best of my knowledge belief. subscribed sworn to before me day of June, 1900. J . Notary Public. Correct J. L. H A. WHITE A. M. Directors continue to him In this instance we, have the re- election of a Representative of a North Carolina district a matter of special interest to the people of another State, and a way those of the entire tic coast. This i decidedly I Mr Small as well as to which he represents. This edict, which has never teen edge and belief, revoked, has made China's bank- institutions the safest in the world. Subscribed and sworn to be- ore me, this 12th day of April WORD. 1906. H Taylor, Notary Public j REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF GREENVILLE, A; Close of Basin 6th 1906. I v It there and Due tanks . In Liabilities- Capital Stock paid t. 25,000.00 Undivided Profit less Ex- and Taxes Paid 15,033.00 Deposit subject to check 190,983.77 checks out- standing you make a bad bargain stick tighter to was an ad- age that the good people of for- mer times were accustomed to into the minds of their. u was only another even m-n or ; . . . Lying writer is a let way of admonishing their from a minister of the gos to keep then- word all j and in that letter are contracts, promises and words, some of j lions was indeed whole- being very simple ones and man ., This minister lives quite a bit from In firmer and wrangle would days who mastered Web- be avoided nowadays if people blue spelling stick to that good old book were in deed and in truth of right. He who keeps excellent spellers. In w promise or his word need mat on. no text book on spelling during the present day can com-1 not hope to make any impression pare with the blue good. He will never do it as Durham Sun. as he disregards his word and Neck Commonwealth. Hf Ma A French journal report- ck-. Announcement -th that the above is and and sworn to before WALTER WARD. Public. to the best of my JAMES L. LITTLE, Correct-Attest J. K. W. B WILSON, rectors You Pay For It body I SELL FOR CASH, Therefore have no losses to make up and put the price lowest Pay cash and avoid the charging of ac- count or somebody charged to you. sell any thing you want in th way of COTTON MEAL AND HULLS U Com. Line M p. V- of man who entered u nu i down near a customer -a i- the morning la-longed to n with The other man assent and t hut the end half .- had tin Jut Disking a boo- i impatient . . . re. r n . . of I i . no r ha . . in I to Adding to injury. It i.- bi enough to have red an entirely able to mortification, t-. be guyed and dwindled ore t Hie l -imply intolerable. to rad absolute Ii an recently In a London r. I . i v I'll whose -i ., or ; C, June -e tOrt favorably today . I bill introduced by Sun ill it yon . iii tor he of fruit-, bar net, potato other snip- to I lie bit; market centers bill provides the expenditure of the loud on tint of fruit must Hi to c Senator been informed that the of products lose each million dollars goes into the of cum- merchants, who frequently report that ate received In bad condition, really such is not the case. With the object of the of whom there are Can- the in- I HI union. n n- s- the result I., , c II et-. We beg leave to announce that we are Wholesale and Retail for White Lead, Paints, Colors, and Town and Ready Paints. L-j . comes There Is no line In the world better than the Harrison line. It has behind it a reputation for honorable wares and honorable dealingsIf you use the Harrison Paints you need never worry quality. We trust that you will favor us with your orders whenever you want good paint for any Have just a car load and can give you Special Prices. I Hart I N. C, OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT. of sympathy. A- for an d we take In sub- s. i and receipt for I. arrears. We have a list . . I ho receive mail at office. We also take orders printing. from here to end funeral Mia. W. J. at last day. F. E. Pail Co. will do all the tau to yon with their new line of heavy and fancy groceries. We to learn that Mr. has been sick for several weeks, is no better. For can apples, corn tomatoes, c, apply to K A Co. Mrs M. M. Sauls and Burma Sauls left yesterday to visit in F. G. Co. have moved stock of goods from out to a short from here. A. J. of Greenville, has here during week. Bed Steads, Suits, Dresser- Center Tables, Chairs Cradles, Bed Springs, Mattresses Lounges, Cook Stoves and a great many other are kept up stairs. Cannon Tyson. The sign of the is Tue very friends of Lucy exceedingly regret to learn of illness at home of father in your eyes need attention J. W. Taylor, ex wit optician, N. C. is the to do your work if you want to be pleased. A letter addressed to B., care hotel, Ayden K. received at office here plagued if Tripp claim hi hotel. How's that one's self. Waller of Norfolk, has been a welcome visitor in Ayden the week. Miss Meta of Kin- came op Wednesday and spent day with Mies Helen cars cotton seed, will pay highest cash price, don't your seed until yon Frank Co. A en of young people went out country after- noon picnic-inn They bad nice time, a but a very few fish. of Alexander with his sheet brigade is a vast amount of work during this hot weather. Deep me cut which filing la placed and when the town will have a thorough carry a lull line of meat, lard good. buy before giving cm- a trial. Frank Lilly Co Adrian Dudley and child- Go K. Go's new market for beef, fresh meats, and fresh fish. Miss Earl of it here on a visit to Miss Bailie A beautiful line of crockery, glass ware, fancy lamps, and tinware at J K Smith Bro If movement they have now got on with no lock aim as- is any sign, then Ayden will have a few weddings. A full supply of Trunks. Telescopes, Gripe, Satchels and Suit Cases, at J. B. Smith Bro. Mi-. II. II. and of aid Mils are visiting the family of Capt. D G. Car load V. Crimped roofing -1111 lengths to cover residences churches, school houses, shelters, stables much cheaper than shingles unit very little labor, at J. B. Smith Bro. Mies May Anderson after a week with Miss Nina I has ct in ml to home I ; win--bind. Calico at per yard, great reduction- whit, slippers and summer goods, at J K. Bro. Mrs. M. M. Sauls would esteem a if win. borrowed her ice cream freezer would return it, as she b very much in of same, system of drainage. Mr. is a r and instead of or- tiling on the corners be U rapidly converting it into prop- This is a long felt need now that we are so soon to have it we our lit tie self t x, for we have long wished to walk dry and spots. Alexander is the light man. For a present buy a novel- clock at J. W. Taylor's. It is for any occasion. At their regular meeting Tue day night elected the following for the J. K. Turnage. C. C; J. J. V. J. H. Browning. Fret; W. E. M. of A; Pierce, M. of F; W. J. Bowl, K. of B. For carpenters tools, grind i hemp rope pulleys, at J. K. Smith Bro. Seed Pea nuts at J. It. Smith Bro. Hay Lima at J. It. Smith In order to reduce our large preparatory to e will make prospective ex- low prices. J. K. Bro. Nice new North V- Cut Herrings at J. B. Smith Bro. FOB large lie single story brick stores located on East Avenue the Town f den rive possession Adopted by Lodge A. P. VI. I in-much as God His tit to enter tin- home of of our It his ion end from this to that all celestial city where th Grand Master ever pie-id-. we. Ins beg the do hereby extend to Brother W. J. out sympathy in bis aid enter with into his grief. We shall remember the sweet character of bis while we spend -inn t years alloted to licit-, and we meet the gentle character when we enter tie K. E. Five Mile Walk. Several young of went to Washington on a to witness the ball game. A- they were the bout a km-- and was for time being, The ac- about live below Tue men ashore and footed it on borne, here about o'clock. N-w lot the best , Book Blow. V. paper routing., or joints and J. K. Sum n SOME FIGURES ABOUT OF RESPECT. The census report on A n- our kind a hiving just issued, shows that in in he the total population of H-s in u in.-r of unto Himself our persons was nearly e sister, Mr-. per cent. The married were m in the the widowed, of our la-loved sister, Christian 817- the divorced, In Woman's Board f of the the Old World the of a faithful. is different, being 41.4 per cent, in India, 54.6 in Spain, in England and Austria and in Scotland. In Australia the figure varies from to per. cent. In the Southern States the p of unmarried persons is 60.8, of married 33.7 of widowed 5.1, of divorced while in the North the ponding figures are 56.4, The twelfth census shown more wives than husbands, the men reporting themselves mar- more freely, it the But the as respect colored population, are open to question, re porting themselves married when not legally married. Hi at La the report, reported them- selves as married, only were legally married in the church or by the civil authorities. cases are seen of two per- sons legally married and yet each living with a different per- son reporting as being mar- to the In RiCO the same state of things ex- to a large extent, owing to the of the necessary ceremony. In Maine. New Hampshire and Vermont the are half of per cent, of the population, while in Mary- land and West Virginia the were two-tenths of per Dr. If. O Winder, fr-m The hi efforts in the to -tie n h dog tax. He did ; . bill the d-gs burg, but it was kill. i-t the Sen- ate. In second session he was out for a bill introduced by number member and was ready to help it along, but it came his racked. After some further explanatory aid defensive, Dr. sentiment is undergoing a decided this it is on day is at hand the worth lets cur dog that roams the com- will have to go. h he is right, and if be off rs the again, for will support him on his dog tax platform, -it -a body of statesmen not to a n en in st n. in There- fore be it resolved let, That we ever hold grateful the sweet Christian life, which moving in our illumined every path of duly. 2nd. That in death, one i removed from our meetings, whose love and forbearance her as a faithful of the Muster in every walk of life. 3rd. That we our submission lo will and heartfelt lo the children and relatives, she who fully bore life, and well in field of duty, is now at rest j tax on that all important as-et of from and suffering with I the great American voter -tho dog. sue battled so long, Charlotte Chronicle, with her be loved companion at tool Throne in the presence of Master. A copy of resolution be spread upon the minutes the . W. Ii. a, a. d copies be family and local papers. Mks. H. H. Mks. Coward, H. T. Kim;. Your If you are troubled with your eyes or a difficulty in suitable glasses, it mailers not j cent, and in Virginia one-tenth how difficult your ca-e, call J. an K. C, who bat five with some of die most obstinate He never tails ti give patients -tit or money refunded. live of Pitt Greene best people to and ability Give I. your eye work if you want satisfaction. UP. I taken up cue liar weight about pounds, no tin same by j living Mali lone Tucker, It. F. D No. MO. lit who have been g family her J. B, Smith a; Bro. J. IS. Bit home. i . , , new- A full line of trunks, valises, tel-l here that Mr. John La-i I walking Held s I always keep on baud a fill ambush by a satchels, hand bar, I r ,. ., , , . who lives near and suits eases at J K Bro tine feed at lowest cash prices Such bay, oats, corn, cotton brand Prank Lilly A Co. We have been to state that C. J. Tucker, tax lister for will be Ayden Wednesday the 20th. for the of the taxes of those who have not already listed. You will find Wheeler and son Singer machine. Prices way way down H. Tripp Bro. next to Early Hotel. We have our summer I voiles, have put a selection of on the table which at Be per yard. killed. murderer Friends of at sent to Greenville for it is to lie hop. d of this foul deed may be . and i don't know, though, about tin Like similar he will be made a hero, crowned with a wreath evergreen as a model others. Certainly if the judge d lawyer get frightened. Tn is hardly probable, they never do We point with pride and to the murderer of the Fir Constable. W lint is ., . c tell. For Spring lime try Liquid It makes everything look new. There will he no Old, dull furniture or dingy in where this is used. No or necessary. Liquid Veneer is luff a varnish, hut a surface fund and that builds up the original finish makes it brighter ever. It instantly restores the brilliant newness and finish of Picture Frames, Interior Woodwork, 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 to wait fur. PRICES Trial eta. Regular eta. SOLD H, II of per cent. In Nevada divorced are seven-tenths of per cent., and in Oregon and California six-tenths f per Sun. Improved. Mr. J. ft, MOORS, agent of the Cost Line here who been in sick seine time, return- ed evening from a month's stay at the springs, and His greatly be looks much than when lie went away, he will not to his work at sent. Call for Judicial Convention. Pursuant to an order the Judicial Committee for the Third Judicial District a con- is hereby called to meet at o'clock noon in the city of Kin- X. C, on Tuesday day- June 1906 fur purpose of a candidate for Judge and a i for Solicitor of said dis- Democratic Com- of the various counties com- posing Third district will cause delegate to said Judicial to be elected in accordance wit the plan of organization party- This day Kith 1906, L. V. F. C. Chairman. Secretary Wm The ad base team played an interest- name in Washington Tarns day, the score resulting to tn favor of Tarboro Tue game was close, contested until when made and with Short's curves and played on lads as n toy. Several wit- the game. TOR'S day I as ill Mrs It. Ii. K. K . county of State In., I-in notify all tin- . to on or n- r ,.,. in- of or w . i.- i In bar of All r- b d I.- II i Thia no. day of ii . T. of V. Kim i- K, Attorney. W. E. HOOKS. W. J. BOYD. HOOKS S BOYD. Gent re Merchandise Brokers, AYDEN, We wish to ; that we have associated our- selves together for the purpose of conducting a gen- 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 LARD Phone CARRIED IN STOCK AT ALL TIMES. OF THE BANK OF AYDEN AYDEN, N. the 1906. Human Blond a in. I j i lint ofllama, a i i Ian. Iv. in i Hi vi i I; ii. i ; I ti a- I I,. in I. Ni let v cured mo i re i n. 11-.-.- it i C lot i 1.1. r l-l ,. k Ml . . II IV In , ; t. i. I- . i . Ill i ii ink i et t i an RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts. and Fixtures Overdrafts Secured i 13.67 I in 24,481.89 ems, Coin, 1,483 Nations Hank notes and other U. S. notes LIABILITIES. Capital paid in, Sin plus fund 2,000.00 profits expenses, Dividends unpaid . 510.00 Deposit to check, 45,097.61 Cashier's Total, Total, OF , county I, J. R. Smith, if above-named hank, do solemnly swear the above Statement is to heal of my and be- lief. J. R. SMITH, V. SMITH. M DIXON, N. ML Pill III- NOTICE CF EXECUTION North f In County, KB. fa, K. By Of an f fr- t.- ; I will u Monday, the day of July, I t VI . m. at door of ii. Mil bidder for i . Mid all the and ; which the R. h In the following real t- One lot the town of n th I Ii .-. .-. m . . h. White and the of R. . fronting street. die In town -n m i y William m the lire n the eat south of land In said town n tho east of the I , the lot, if and and known as 1.3.3. the am needed to ii. by and A Ho one tract of laud in ship on 11.-- north side of Tar lat of H. B. Daniels, l. E. f f. and or loss; it the s line lo K- n hf Moses Tyson and wife. This of TUCKER. Sheriff. NOTICE Having made to the am hip-o i hi I same I will lit it of Apply to J. A Ayden. N. c. NOTICE TO The l. -l Superior I'm n to M-e. the undersigned, th. .-mi . . lei I- given Id r ppr-n-is the e Hats n to the lo of s. I within or thin notice will be In r f r--r I W V ii . Dr. Joseph PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office Brick Block, St. Ayden, N. C. NOTICE. All are hereby warned penalty of the law, not ti employ, harbor or in any way my Herbert E. j ears, spurn built, tall for To left home without n. I will Information as to his where- hon. J. J. Smith, N. C. May

THE EASTERN REFLECTOR -WEEKLY AID ant. the post at Greenville, X. C, class matter, rates made upon application. A desired a every post office in Pitt and adjoining counties. in to till feel. Senator says must be an apology from the resident ho makes up with that gen- It seem quiet Dow. but just watch this town wake op after awhile. Since it has been discovered that alcohol can be made from potatoes that vegetable may increase in de- NORTH CAROLINA JUNE 1900. When Tilman gels The Mutual Loan As- wonder how the latter which, , i the old- est in the Slate and one of the most successful, will soon retire, within the standard time, shares stock, this princely sum. will be paid out in cash, the be in mortgages to be Charlotte Observer. Charlotte as the home of building and loan North Carolina, and the above gives a good idea of what the associations are ding in that city. Some of these days we nope to pub- as good for the in Greenville. The first of May this town began an association with nearly one thousand shares of issued and just think what it will when shares mat to say nothing of the to lie ac- in the meantime by help people build of the disposition of a of tire insurance companies to evade payment entirely or dis count their loans arising from the ate destruction in San Francisco, the Charlotte Observer The companies involved should pay the last cent for which they are liable, no matter it results in put- ting them out of business. They received the premiums demanded and now that the property insured has been destroyed speedy settlement so far the com are able to mike it should result. It is too of- ten the fire insurance com- seek to evade full payment after fire, despite the fact that they have for an period collect- ed premiums t the full amount of the policy. Of course, in a case like that of San Francisco concerns are not to be blamed for endeavoring to ave themselves from bankruptcy by all reasonable or just means, but in- definite delay in making settlements and efforts to cut down policies in cases where companies are able to pay arc to be condemned. The corporation commission might up shop, go home and save another Legislature can put some authority behind it. got his body rate, soul, as he declares, what he wanted to re- unite them on troublesome globe for. The Corporation Commission up the in the con- the Southern With the lions.- wanting a sea and tie Senate a luck people wonder when the controversy will and the digging of dirt Bi little item of to CO. expenses of the de yearly has passed Congress. Most of us would be proud to i to salary, and all. The Wilmington. the following to the earnest and prayerful attention of the Greensboro papers which have had so much to say about that wonderful hailstorm which took place in that city a few days ago. Those papers should back and sit Each man around the store had told his tale of the rain he ever saw fall out of the Tom was an easy winner with bis of the great harvest rain in began with big drops kind- he said. Then it got to a shower, and I just thought I'd crawl under the canvas of the reaper till it was the team would stand. But, sir, when the light- took to right at that binder I concluded to get out from there. had a gallon-and a half bucket on my arm and I lit out for the mule-shed. When I was about half-way there the thing begun to get heavy. I looked down and if the blamed thing wasn't full of water I'm a The lank individual who had been leaning against a barrel broke now, I reckon that must been the day lam think- about. What made mo know- it was was flock of wild ducks go over. Gents, them ducks had folded their wings and was just natural- For the space of two minutes not a sound was heard save the purring of the cat asleep on the counter; then silently, with bow- ed heads, the crowd dispersed. Woman's Home Companion for July. of the condition t OF GREENVILLE, At Greenville, in the North Carolina, at the of business, June RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts Overdrafts secured and cured S. Hoods to secure Premiums on Bonds Hanking house, furniture, and fixtures Due from Bank reserve Due in Male Hanks and Bank, is Due from approved reserve Checks and other cash items Notes other National Banks Lawful money reserve in Bank, Specie notes Redemption fund with S. Treasurer IS per of circulation 474.34 12,500.00 10,716.71 4,231.86 Total 00.00 31.16 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in Undivided less ex- and taxes paid bank notes out- standing Individual deposits subject to cheek certificates of deposit Cashier's checks outstanding Total 114,5111.88 State of North Carolina, of I, J. W. Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. J. W. AYCOCK, Cashier Subscribed and sworn to me this 21st day Of June F. J. FORBES, Correct Attest H, W. WHITE. E. a. MOTE, Jr. Director Wash Goods Sale President expresses the confidence th it Mr. Bryan will get he Democratic nomination in 1908, and Secretary Taft is the only Republican who can defeat the in the election. The news comes from that A. J. Abernathy, the for- mer Carolinian who is in jail there fur having four wive, is in- sane a doubt of it, as no sane man would want so many wives. Some of Judge Shan't friends to he laboring under the that he needs an office. Durham Herald. Not that, but they see what North vets many good things these days. The Retail Association will meet there next yew. America is I at the reports of Jewish Russia, and Congress has adopted a joint expressing sympathy for the be- but that is not doing any- thing to relieve the situation. The massacres ought to stop, and if else will answer the other should demand that Russia put an end to the horrible butchery of people. AS TO FUTURE PUNISHMENT. It is a rather ghastly joke f r the to get gay in the Carolina is going to lose by Judge ,. . , ., B discussion of the existence a retirement bench, i where men are punished , for their sins, when every Statistics of the Grand Army of who can reason at all knows that the show that civil war veterans are at the rate of day, or a month. And the u list h- fast. It may be haul to ace but Retail Association of the Slate are pursuing the right course in advocating the repeal of the homestead law. That is n law that has bug outlived iii-n- and is a on the credit the account is not squared in this life, but that in the other the Lord will adjust the matters are so urn quill here. As f Charlotte els maybe ab nit nor belief in future there is much of a hell to be Aside from the plain teachings of the on the subject, our tells us there must, be a place of punishment in the future world, and the flip- pant skeptic Commands the re- of nobody, not even to -r hi. We have received our full line of WASH GOODS consisting of FANCY GOODS PERSIAN LAWNS IN INDIA LIN N MADRAS PERCALES will be on sale Monday. Everybody cordially Invitee to these goods, las. F. Davenport, SUITS When yon go on your you want to look best, don't you You want to be as comfortable as You will find here a dainty profusion of Summer Suits in many fabrics, colors and shapes. Copyright 1906 B. A Co. f Chicago IN ABUNDANCE BLACKS, AN DORA V Single and Double Snits, some to make them cool, and open to all the breezes that blow Outing Trousers of Flannel, Homespun and with turn up bottoms and with loops for belts. SUMMER Haberdashery Galore. Negligee Shirts, Summer Ties, Outing Belts, Feather- weight Summer Hosiery, Straw and Panama Hats in every Correct shape, etc, FRANK WILSON, The King Clothing Pulley Bowen THE HOME OF WOMAN'S FASHIONS We will inaugurate Our Spring Season by putting on display the newest ideas to be shown in SILKS WHITE GOODS We have no trash or Special Sale stuff 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 of seeing the NEWEST IN SILKS AND WHITE GOODS to call at our establishment and feast their eyes. Very truly yours, PULLEY BOWEN PRINTINg Our specialty banking s trust cc Reflector Job Printing Office Charles Walker, switch tender who in caused a wreck on Southern railway, near by which life people lost their lives, has been convicted of man- slaughter. An exchange tells of a news- paper reporter who successful business men and found that all of them when boys bad been governed strictly and frequently thrashed. He also in thirty loafers and learn- ed that them had h u . e in ma's and the her .-i had lea reared by their DON'T H Ask your friends to go on your Bond can get it furnished at a small coat. We can sign Judicial Bonds for Guardians. Administrators etc., MINUTES after you apply JAny at once-- Call on or write and GUARANTY CO., Baltimore, Md. H. A. WHITE, General Agent, or H W. WHEDBEE, Attorney N. C. DEPARTMENT This department is in charge of F. C. NYE, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. A good deposit at a bank will make you feel more independent. a beginning with what you have hidden away for keeping the next time you come to the Bank of Winterville. They can it safer than you Nice line of Co. Miss Cox returned from Wednesday morning. It is a little out of season to sell carts wagons, but the Tar Heel carts and wagons seem to sell at all seasons of the year. Miss Ethel Carroll returned from Wednesday, where been attending the Y. W. C. convention. All farmers ant so. and wheat can baa with mowers, rakes, reaper and binders at Harrington, Barber The Masons of our and surrounding community here Thursday morning in coin and elected the follow- for the Masonic E. W. Braxton, W. M; J. F. Harrington, B. F Man J. W; E F. Tucker, A. G. Cox, At the Masons with their friends all gathered In a tore and enjoyed a delightful consisting of barbecue, baked chicken, cake and lemonade. A car load of lime received; See K. S. Co. for at Harrington, Co., If you want a nice shirt or tie. go to Harrington, Co. For hay, corn oats go o Harrington, Barber Co. Harrington 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 all at Barber A Trunks and valises at ton Barber Co. Big of hats and just received, latest styles. Harrington Co. Misses Janie and Bessie Kittrell went In the burial aunt, Of IS. W. J. Kittrell. For sale one house lot on Main street III N. C next to the of Guy Taylor, the lot contains acre of laud the house is a good roomed and well with out a bargain for some one. I will sell for cash. For further particulars see i write L. A. SPARKS Winterville, A. D, Johnston goes and comes often, we can't keep up with him. I In- new spring goods at Harrington, Barber Co., before you buy elsewhere, for they can Sewing Cook I Stoves, and Winterville, J. B left this a visit to relatives and friends Miss Craw font left div morning for a in com J. r from n to . mill Mr. R C. Taylor f. turned a visit to Hill E. E Dill, of After serving all to oar school building yon iD kind and price. we had the pleasure of ,, . . i B. T. Cox and little O hearing one of Pitt county's most . . lot a visit l honored citizens address us on this occasion, Maj. Henry Harding, of Greenville, which was very much all. Then with a Furniture out from the Eastern Carolina by the wagon load. Farming implements of ail kind at Barber Co. enjoyed by all. Then with a hearty wish for each one's future Mrs. J. B. and children welfare and another day like that House to one all to their homes visit long remember the of, A nice lot of new summer Bug- that day. I Robes at Harrington, Barber I fir Nice Robes at Harrington Barber Co. Nice line of suite at H. L. Johnson's. Another large shipment of shoes all styles and sizes and prices very reasonable. Harrington Barber A Co. J. J May, T. and Charley May fun mi of Mrs. W. J. at Wednesday. A. W. d y on the N need of n-t Having pants when Co., received anew lot, that they sell If you need nice at A. W. Co and you can get one, and too- Straws way wind blows, the stream of ill and out from Harri A Life is too short to fool with B common garden when A. W. A Co., have wire of all bights. If you wont, Hamburg at and Hamburg at and Indies collars for Sots, call at A W- Ange Co's. They a large The A. G. Cox Manufacturing Co tell us gel more orders for To- Trucks and flues the crop is doing well, Judging from their shipments of late we thin the tobacco crop must be improving. Tooth and Disk Harrow at Barber Co. Car load of I n and fresh, at lowest price. Harrington, Barber Co. Nicest line of shirts ever shown in Winterville at Barber Co. The increasing demand for buggy bodies and stats made by the A. G. Cox Manufacturing Company seems to indicate that they are -experts in this line work. All colors of paint, and yellow at Harrington Barber , here n. A. Kittrell about so we d to keep with him. The pathfinders to the E. C. Co store reach the under, astonishing when finding the variety of goods pertaining to the Furniture line. Eastern Supply Co. Winterville, N. C Miss Olivia a part her home on .-u . n . . . On v, Peele, of Portsmouth, Vi., aid Mia of Green he evening was ii. music and mil Al refresh- were The party at eleven their ii.-t each other an- h pleasant CUT PRICES Longfellow's poems, regular price our price Tennyson's poems, regular price our and regular price our price Longfellow's Birthday books, regular price our price complete works, reg price J n His Steps, regular price our price Pilgrims progress our price New Testaments, regular price our price Bill Nye's Remarks, regular price our trice In addition to the above named books we offer others at greatly reduced prices for the next s. Call and examine them the expiration of Yours to Serve, B. T. COX, A H. Taft W. H. RicK A. H. Taft Co. Greatest Furniture Dealer's, f Originality, K Price, sell for cash or on terms You will find a complete at all times THE REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF BANK OF WINTERVILLE, WINTERVILLE, N. C. At the Cloe of Business, . Loans and Discounts 8,500.00 Overdrafts, Furniture and Due from Banks Cash Gold Silver Nat. k and other U. We are sole agents f Enameled , lours to A. H. . Pictures Framed to Order. f v Capital Stock paid in 5,000.00 Undivided profits, less currant expenses Deposits subject to ck. KM ; TO SAVE- A WAY TO LOSE You 12,9047.19 of North Carolina, County of Pitt. I, L. Jackson, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my edge and belief. J. L. JACKSON, Cashier. . the Ufa poor policy to buy illy it com; en you any S. U is Goods jut anything table and think It at my store net test to be Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 28th day of June, 1906. JAMES R. JOHNSON. Notary Public. J. P. HARRINGTON, A. G. Directors Sweet a id Pickles this . re j, the best hi Clears and J n I J. B JOHNSON. TO OUR FRIENDS ROWERS We take this opportunity of extending to our friends and patrons our thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed upon us the past season. was first erected, three years ago, it was the intention of its management to build up a permanent business, u pan a sound bus i- basis. Our business has increased with the years, and we to b; favored with your patronage the coming Each Customer, as well s each Pile of Tobacco shall have our Personal Attention, and we shall endeavor, as in the past, to make The Brick headquarters for High Prices, Fair and honorable treatment. It affords us pleasure to announce in this connection that W. T. THE VETERAN TOBACCONIST AND WAREHOUSEMAN Will be associated with us the coming season. Mr. Lipscomb is too well-known to the trade, planters, buyers, or to need any commendation at our hands, suffice to say with judgment and experience at the command of our with our facilities for conducting the warehouse business, assisted as we will by an and competent force, in every department, it puts us in better position than any other warehouse in Eastern Carolina, at all times, to secure for our friends outside prices for their Tobacco. When you come to GREENVILLE, always Always make the BRICK your headquarters, and when your tobacco is ready to sell, bring it where experienced judges will it to the best advantage tor you. Again tor your liberal patronage we beg to remain, Your BRINKLEY and . BRINKLEY, LASSITER and LIPSCOMB, Successors,

WORD that word U t r Lr. Liver Hi HEALTH. Ar yon with --K W of these and Inaction of the STeed Take No Substitute. NOTICE TC o V Ml T. notice In I All I,. i. b mitt, to . claim, tor .,, before the day Way. w Vi LAND r , ,.,,.,, fin i iv ii In the -H land for h- II ma -I. ,.,, ,,,,. foil,,,,,,, I I ,,, ,,, .,,. I I Ml 1.1, I ill I hied I. and l-m i-I rail Of land gnu, James . now r- , of Jennie I . H . Hi- I i . acre. u Tim. it Suppose You Stop and See it o, N . , Mm ,,., little girl of part from -w -ix d d I feel that I cam,,,, of. it So- b ,. h of it for year. J. W. COBB. nil. Tin- dry of K u. J virtue of now-i- of contained In a d-e an I I M. I , i and wife. Kate Fore- man. lo Mr. i W June. duly d In the l-r of of Put North Una. XI. will . I he court In Monday. I line lath. tn-a. n certain tract r hen. In the county f Inland Male of North and d--- Thai lot In the on which paid J M and now ,. m An corner hi a and Put i feat Oil and hack feet ii I lit air t. lot needed M. f. The to I la hereby for an on to in d. i day of May mm Mr . I, W I Not Quite often you can get a nail or screw driver or Bu- Have a Rood tool box and be prepared for Our line of tools is all yo i could desire, and we will see that your tool box does not lack a single useful article. Io Publishers and Printers We have an entirely new process, on which patents are pending, whereby w can reface old Brass Col- and Head P. and thicker, and make them fully as good as now and without any unsightly knobs or feet on the bot- tom. , I Of Course You get Harness, Horse Goods, J. P Corey PRICES CW Column and Head regular lengths . L. S. and Head inches in and over A sample of Rule, wife full will be cheerfully sent on application. Pointers Co Manufactures of Type and Printing Miter H. Hint P proven that tin- moon i. life in ill no for who u enough lime on this earth mum, Bilious Malaria, Chill, i . Dyspepsia, Torpid Kidney complaints General and Female i a genera Tonic n r persons and the aged. It induces Sleep, Pull guaranteed J. L. Woo ten- Price Id. w. IN Groceries i And Provisions Cotton Bagging and Ties always on hand kept ion- In stick. Country Produce Bought and Sold Ha North Car Dentist. Greenville, AT. SOUTHERN CO N. S. Steamboat Service. L. leaves Washington daily at a. m. for leaves daily at m. for at with Norfolk Railroad for Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia New York, all other Ninth. C a Norfolk all i- U c-i. order their freight via care Norfolk K. K. bailing Don i a to change without i J. J. Green- N. . T. and P. i. N ii. . M. K . A a. Rf. then Epilepsy. Dr. Restorative has been so successful in curing these brain-wrecking that there is reason to believe that even the i I. c. cs can be lie if not restored. We will be pleased to refer any one to many Ii enjoy t blessing of health, after years hopeless suffering. n non that . v n i rs I. wed I . fits of I n- I. s Inn., ; a; tit fr without nil. fifteen en I I-n to . I ; J. Ila i en n i o . , Con- ,., s-, , T , i In awful had lost i . mind almost entirely, hardly knew on of the family; could nut ha was a k. hod from to Dr. MIL'S mil tho w; c I a for tho bettor. h It to him ever since, but two last August, then he was not well other vs e pronoun. . cured, as ha can work and any w hers. If any wishes to any till, tn.-y are to do E. II. Lincoln. Ind. Dr. It by your will that th first bottle will If It falls, ha will your money, Miles Medical Ind You Want to Know What You Swallow There l a sentiment in this In of known Composition. Ii in but natural one Should have some Interest In of that which he or she u, So swallow, whether it be food, on the part of the public, and the can only add to the well-earned reputation of his cine. Dr. K. V. of Y. bas time the as it wore, and Is publishing broadcast a list all the entering into his leading medicines, the Medical Discovery the popular liver i stomach tonic, blood purifier and heart regulator; also of his for weak, over worked, down, nervous and invalid This bold and on the part of Dr. Pierre, has, by showing exactly what his well-known .- are composed of. completely disarmed all critics who have heretofore Justly attacked them. A little as been compiled, from the standard medical authorities of all the several of practice, strongest endorsements leading writers . of the several Ingredient which enter into Dr. A of this little book is mailed free to any one de- siring to learn more concerning the . able, native, medicinal plants which enter Into th composition of Dr. Pierre's med- Address Dr. Pierce as above. Dr. Pleasant Pellet are o- granules. They reg- and Invigorate Liver and 11.1 not beget the pill but cure constipation. One or two each day for . a laxative and regulator, three or four for an active cathartic tried always hi en AWAY, u copies of The People's Sense Medical Adviser, a that sold u. the ex- tent of 500.000 too a few . years ago. at per copy. Last year we gave away worth of books. This year we shall away worth of Will you share In this If so. send only stamps to cover cost of mailing only for hook In tiff paper covers, or stamps cloth-bound. Address lit. V. Pierce. Buffalo. -V V. ALL . I To Preserve tho Freshness o a Bouquet or ire so plentiful out of it is and to some in the house, are eared for, I the;, Before nutting flowers into water cut oil ends of if the have been gathered long. A freshly cat will take the water much better than n dry, toughened one. Then pick all leaves from the stem as far up as the steins are to be in the water. Leaves which are to stand in the water decay rapidly and render the water unlit for stems. The water on a bouquet should be changed daily, and many think it keeps pure longer if a little salt is added. Sickroom bouquets should never be allowed to remain in the room night. A fresh is a thing of but u stale bouquet has not only lost its beauty, but the odor is disagreeable unwholesome, KING AND CLIPPINGS. A LITTLE NONSENSE. Story of a Moat Remark- able Meal. most meal ever in the wan-saying, by a re- tiring square meal you ever bad, suggested the man with the white spot in hi.- you happen to an the man with baggy Kneed T-. t t Snake the number of four- had invited a lot of u to of the st speaker, paying attention to the interruptions. said there Would be the usual largo cold and small hot bird. When we sat down at the table and the beverages were brought were the de- the others, with one voice. small cold bottle of beer at each plate. And when the cover was lifted from the dish in the Center of the table we found the bird to Laundering Black Goods. Snap should not be used in really nice black gowns. The better way is to use or flour or water. Boil a pint of rice in six quarts of water, and use this for washing black goods. It will clean them perfectly. It is also excellent for any light tinted good- that one is at all uncertain of. After all, the safest way is to wash u small piece of the goods first. in this way will prove whether soup will injure the color. the washed and ironed sample with the gown before A hopelessly faded light gown should be put into a boiler strong hot suds, having half Q cup of i water added, and boiled until it is nil white, then hung out in strong sunshine. Well, what large, juicy young ostrich enough meat i for a rod- give yon my word, gentle- Then rose rs one man and Fie had told the big- Tribune. The One venture doesn't seem to be panning out quite as well it remarked the first the other admitted. Is only one way that we can meet in this what's meeting our Catholic Standard and Eyebrow Ointment. lied two tine- of one-eighth ounce; oil of lavender, fifteen drops; oil of rosemary, fifteen drops. Mix thoroughly. Apply to the eyebrows with a tiny toothbrush a day until the growth is stimulated; then less often. ointment may be used for the eyelashes also. In this case it should very carefully applied. It will inflame the eyes, as any oil will, if it gets into them. Grapes. Pulp the grapes; put the pulp in s and stew gently until soft enough to be rubbed through a strainer to remove the seeds. Weigh I the pulp to five pounds of it add pint of vinegar, four pounds j of brown sugar, three fills of ground cloves and two of I ground cinnamon. Stew all j until very thick, then pour into jelly glasses and seal. Washing Fluid. One of potash, one ounce of salts tartar, one ounce of pulverized ammonia, one ounce of pulverized borax, two quarts of boiling Water. j After dissolved add four quarts of I cold Use one cupful to boil- I of clothes. Keep in jugs or glass jars out of way of child ran; also i keep the children out of the room I where it is being made. A of An Australian town Mel- i had a visitation. An army of frogs probably from a morass swarmed Into tho town. They covered the roads and got into the houses, whence the household- had to sweep them or shovel them. The episode caused some- what of a scare in the minds of the superstitious, and some of the old declared the end of the world was hand. The invasion, how- ever, passed on to some mo. home to sing its of Aristophanes has put into th When his majesty Peter I. of was called to the throne he was anxious to the world's pinion about him and instructed an agency to collect all press cuttings, whereupon the Argus opened its eye in n few weeks gathered together a which, . quantity, would make a prims jealous. Hy his . the was a it of the h'm f I free volumes to present them to royal el t. There n terrible awaited him. The of lucking in humor, gazed with horror and in- at the collection wherein the English, German and l- bad displayed their at . Willie the Argus clamored fur king was inside palace, declaring I hid M induce him to pa;, a cent for those volumes. When the agency threat- to exhibit these morocco bound books the king shouted, don't care as long as they not exhibit- ed before And now these cuttings will be sold by in Paris, and the sale will no doubt attract many stander. An Indian Tragedy. Here is u shocking tale of super- from British In- of whom five were women, have perished by lire, the result of blind credulity and religious super- Seven were burned alive and three died as the result of burns. A fanatic who claimed to be a god partially filled a with wood and invited his fol- to jump in with him before he applied a light, tin his assurance that they would obtain a glimpse of paradise while the flames should do them no hurt four men and live women joined him. The fanatic kindled the lire, but no sooner was the scorch of the flame felt than piercing shrieks for help arose from the pit. Hopes were thrown to the victims, but only three were h- to the surface, and these were fatal- Curious Nesting Place. A curious story of a nesting place chosen by birds conies from Ger- many. A pair of a correspondent says, have built their nests n freight car running between and It contains four eggs, upon which the female is now brooding. The curious part of the story is that wagon is in daily use, either in transit or in loading or unloading. The male bird feeds his mate, flying to and from the truck while in mo- and, unlike some human who pay for their tickets, he has never been known to miss his train. The starting signal finds him his post near the nest. Change In Flour Barrels. It is staled that a revolution is Sending in tho Minneapolis flour in- involving a change in the mariner of shipping flour. Flour is now shipped in barrels holding pounds and in bags holding half a barn I. It is proposed to use bar- holding pounds, of about the same size as sugar barrels. It is that there would be n saving in the cost of handling lower freights, while barrel- after H can be sold for cents each, or the price now paid for a There is also said to be tents additional wing on the , flour. H. A. JOHN A RICKS Ricks HEADQUARTERS FOR 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 i DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES. i We will carry an up-to-date line Hats, Shoes, Dress Notions, Sc. In Groceries we will have at all times a full line o the very best goods, not only 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 prices COUNTRY PRODUCE. Quality and prices of our goods will please you. GREENVILLE. N. C. NEAT JOb PRINTINg Our specialty Reflector Job Printing Office A DR. If . .- hi, l- . St Come in and examine my CORN PLANTERS, GUANO SOWERS, DISC HARROWS, SMOOTHING HARROWS, ONE AND TWO HORSE STEEL PLOWS, WIRE FENCE FOR FARM OR GARDEN AND WASH- MACHINES. Yours to serve, H. L. The Hardware Man. M. SCHULTZ for. l.-. l inlet., I. Lite tun V n I ., . he i in. . Om ft Mr nil. Mi n r Oil B . f-i. . I .- r , . Ax Apple- p, Milk, . M Oil, . i-.-dis, .-. i; tel Now no- Com nm east for fool in new our U to give. make a hit all Chieftain. Now Don't he if lie to you to- Do you Be will i do. When I re- fused him night he ha cure Leeann if New I- i n e i be. he i tin Mm in.- t i. Desirable din LOts For Sale. Near Five Points on Easy Terms. on or I I , , . lit SAM Greenville, N. C. . r ii . i ii i- . . ,

THE IS THE TIME. Much been aid about the bet time advertise, and it n girded us a sort of loss of energy to carry on en- advertising curing the hot summer months. This has all changed, however, and only the inexperienced ad- bothers himself or any- one else about the time to for tin experienced what his line may be, is fully of that the time to advertise is all That this is appreciated by the lead- lag concerns the country is proved by the i sum- mer campaigns which carry out. e advertising in lime be from that of the winter, bat there should be no let up whatever in the advertising. Some j put forth i not the only man ever made a fool excuse for bin; living ail around us. Policemen Causey arrested Sim Osborne on a charge of bigamy. lives on South is a operator for the s. ., a few miles from tie city. He came here since Christ- mas about, two. ago married the of living not far from where, he worts. How the in- formation was secured Os- has wile Dot known, but tin.- makes no differ- for arrested he made f saying that lie did not know he any law, for his wile had to husbands he was it led to two wive-. He was locked up. He about years of age. in connection with the second marriage of Os- borne may make interesting read- The wedding only Greenville's Big Department Stores. Hot Weather Merchandise Is abounding in plentiful beauty and cheapness here. The thin. Huffy, cool materials tor June Selling are for your inspection and in quantities to Glance over the list below and then come let us you the goods, I lie appreciated. th meet your de- be seen to . . T, a few Sundays ago at that the summer months . i . , ., of Miss re dull, out l so tin ask the man who has i d they v-ill that he . t at in doldrums over the of the differ- is the result of his one time is better another to advertise, it is luring the so-called made so partly by the Publisher THE SUMMER Summer time is reading time. People read all papers more thoroughly now than in the Use newspaper space oftener BOW than in the big seas- on. Attractive cuts with well- worded advertisements offering a definite price that yon know is n good value, can have only one stimulation of summer business. Then never let up even for a base ball game Keep everlastingly and you won't know there is such a as a dull season. You won't even think o how hot it is. Mountain seashore com and various other specialties are needed now. Advertise then and deliver them. Make the delivery part a feature can be sold all th time if properly advertised. And the majority of people now look to the newspaper advertisement t tell them what you have and what, are Mer- who is a ii . j Surveyor Gild list. A few hours utter Miss lied d , am th r voting man, to whom she was to marry on the same day, rived claim her for a bride. This was W. S. a popular young; of Greensboro, who was I gaged to the young lady in good and, having armed j with the license oilier being complete, he as expecting easy His Chagrin he his expected bride was lo another man can be mote imagined than he cm now solace in fact that be is clear of the present domestic infelicity of the unhappy couple. Record. Journal and Commerce. A issued by the gen passenger agent of -he Nor folk and Southern railroad, entitles all delegates attendant judicial to a rate of half Ac re- fare when returning. To obtain this rate it is necessary to fire whoa going to the and tenure a of attendance from the secretary presentation to the railroad ticket agent. Blank forms have been issued the general agent and will be in the band- of secretaries. A. L Chairman Democratic Congress-1 Colored Dress Goods Department Beautiful cool dainty lawns In small dots and figures, small and floral patterns and solid colors for to cent per yard. Brown dress linens, percales, figured madras and gingham. White Goods Depart- inch French lawn yard inch Persian lawn to yard inch Persian lawn to yard inch linen to yd inch yard inch I linen to yard Inch Union cotton, but almost as pretty as all linen for more money at yard. Lovely dotted the real imported kind, in small neat designs from to yard. figured madras for shirt waists and dresses this seasons newest pat eras from to variety great and patterns lovely. Laces Embroideries We are showing ninny pretty things in this laces we have baby Irish French, Germany, Round thread Val in all overs, bands and edges Batiste and Baby Irish combined from the loveliest of trimmings of the season, we are showing it in exquisite patterns, suitable for very sheer materials as well as the heavier kinds. Black baby Irish all overs and bands to match. The mayor is a Mend the A cir- i m i lows I be ordered that witness the petiole J i I I tie The ii committee i t to close to i lie i . lie would its I i I e hi n l Vi QUO i Louse d i d the -ti, ;. I i To i- lino the ii I mi I Inter Kill. I ii i. u 1.1 I lie be i .- re. i. In lie hoped t . i t m i i w II the . i. Mo, ii en- f i- tea holiday i in sod I be i oils of . Oil I lei . . chill ii. i e i b-i me too I'm- mayor ;. For of Deed. I hereby myself a candidate fir of Deeds of Pitt county, subject to the ac- of the Democratic primaries and county convention. W. M. Moore N. C. Register of It. Williams issued to the following Cherry Blanche W. Scott. House and C. Man- Win, Potter sod John Annie Our Notion depart- should interest you, as we are showing many useful and desirable novelties Fans Yes we have all kinds and sizes some so small and large and breezy in paper silk, and gauze. The silk gauze fans, real fine dainty decorations Ivory, sticks are and as cheap as 11.00 to others with cheaper sticks and cents. Shopping bags in kid, white canvas and fancy leathers in black and colors from cents to Pretty white wash belts embroidered and some with detached buckles in guilt and pearl, the prices range from to Guilt belts, leather belts, silk belts all prices. Ladies hosiery in black and white gauze, some plain, some j some lace boots, others lace all over all sizes and prices. Infants and hosier in black and white all sizes from to Ladies and infants vests, short and long sleeves. Nazareth Daisy waists for boys and girls, cool comfortable, all sizes each. tops and cords and ruffles stamped linens, embroidery silks and cottons. Ready made waists In ladies sizes, handsomely trimmed with embroidery and lace, some look like hand embroidery prices from to Plain S Fancy Black Lawns Batiste, French Silk mulls, Per- lawn, Mercerized madras and many to THE CORSET DEPARTMENT lour in Portable G. at each, Girdles, all size, for and each. stout, Medium figures Our stock of House- keeping Linens Should meet your approval. All kinds of Towels, Bath rags, table Damask. Nap- kins and Dollies. A good assortment at right prices. ii a Perfumery. Toilet Soaps, Tooth Powders, Tooth Brush es, Nail brushes, Hair brushes, and combs Talcum Powders, per box, others at Th Department r. T. A. hi i -I i j- g coming he a m elm H buyer fr tin on the O He hi- wife will leave in a days Greenville, the good We hope then nun will 1.1 . i A Journal. From e nave seen in ad- , Vance July number of Lite la going to be a gem. I Life ii- i-1.- has had no and while every especially should have it in his home, it matter the e-- and u sell, The office of Plantation Lite in in the building with The Reflector, you can always find someone to wait on you you wish to or have other with it. . , the best and styles at prices. You should see our splendid show of Oxfords, Court Ties, Pumps and Sandals for Ladies and Children white Canvas Oxfords and in Ladies sizes. r w The Lace Curtains, Window Shades. Rugs and Art squares we are showing would much to the comfort and appearance of your home. Don't g this store a chance to show you some of the many pretty and useful things we have There Nearly every boat and train brings us something new and desirable, we always have good values you. GREENVILLE N. C. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. D J WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL No. GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA FRIDAY. JUNE NO AROUND Sees and Hears Things. Grifton, N. C, June We were visited with a wind and rain storm Sunday evening blew down a deal of Sometime or other, or some lime atonal o'clock p. m. the 1-t in July, at graded reboot building in the old folks and all folks that is who want t j see what the of Grifton will be doing, can be spending their evening by lending their lo the Episcopal services, which will begin at the above named date and place, the f our friend, C. J. Tucker, one, all and j do in us In these But day evening exercises, thereby the means salvation . We do this to detract the Sunday schools of this place who hold their meeting in of each Sunday, but to give our people a service of em- enjoyment of Sunday At last meeting of Grifton Lodge V. A. F. A. Bf., elected for the ensuing year, were W. M., C. J. S. W., C. T. J W., W. II. Sec. J. J It i- a duty t chronicle of Mrs. W. J. Kittrell, who died since our last. A good man is gone and Ines of in rain. Me with the bereaved Way the plot -of lug baud of our Father God ever be over them through life. . We notice first time in years fathers are Sue town laws ordinances which does away the plea of ignorance in his honor's court. The victim's ears will no longer ling with the the echoes of told you when he is hauled Lie We hurt pleasure of a call cur genteel, clever L. O. links, of Atlanta. Luther is Heel whom ever body The Bank The st of Bank of at the close of on the 18th, as made o the in Commission, appears in this paper. This bank makes a re- for dull time of At the meet- in May was paid in dividend to lowered surplus the of the previous but surplus and profits yet time, as large the Toe of Greenville is that stands high. PRETTY MORNING MARRIAGE, Miss Mamie King Becomes the Bride Mr. W. J. Turnage. At o'clock this morning in the Christian church a pretty marriage was solemnized, the principal par- ties to the event being Mr. W. J. Turnage and Miss Mamie King, Kev. Moore as i i man. The decorations of were in splendid keeping such an occasion most pleas- to the eye. From the ceiling across the pulpit were festoons of white and from center which hung a mammoth horse shoe of white flowers. Both the pulpit and choir platform were covered in white, the latter b H kid with palms, ferns pot plants. Just previous to entrance of the Miss Held King, Goldsboro, skillfully ten on the This was fol- lowed with a beautiful violin solo, Melody in F, by Miss Mabel King, of Goldsboro, who is only years of age. Mrs. H. H. Moore in sweet voice Promise Toe then under the touch of Miss Blanch King swelled wedding bridal party entered in the f lowing First the minister, Kev. II. Moore, then the ushers up the op- aisles, Dr. L. and Mr. E. A. Sr., Mayor F. M. Woo Mi. K. Following these came Miss Lena King, sister of the bride of. honor up one aisle, and Mis- Smith, bride's maid, up other. Each of ladies gowned in silk carried bite The bride, robed in a handsome going away suit of taffeta am currying bride rose, entered with brother Mr. S. King, while opposite them came the bis best Mr. ceremony that made the couple and wife was soft strains or adding lo it. Mr. and Mrs Turnage received a number of beautiful presents. The couple on morning for a bridal tour t ROMANCE OF A HOSPITAL How Mr. Cherry, of Caro- Won a Maryland Bride. Mr. James B. Cherry, of Green- ville, N. C, who is will known in this city an intimate of Mr. John Jr., Marshal today when he visited that he was the romance. But Mrs. Cherry smiled, for she declared even own mother knew no bing about the ft seems that Mr. ho-e family have readers of for many, many cine in this city before and was to Home and North B then Mis It W. Scott, county, was there too. She was ill i-he always wore a cheery smile as she fluted about for the sick. The little cap and gown of the nurse uniform the gentle mm nurse . BOB a deep impression upon heart of Mr. that he returned to home he did n it well long, and his thought was of nurse who was to kind to him the in Finally, it he have a and, of course, no one else would do. Miss So always willing lo take care the say the the call o That was in and as patient grew stronger Cupid a war- His duns flew thick and and Mi. Cherry and nurse from county were struck. As Father Time tore oft from Ins the new of the patient grew worse and nurse she could not even at- tend wounds, so Cupid just laughed and two victims to his list. Finally matters leached a crisis Thursday, same old treatment that bad been handed down since olden was for the patient. It. win- a hopeless and Rev. Dr. K. Cox, rut GUION AND MOORE. ITEMS. N. C, Raymond of Democrats of Third Judicial Dis- Select Judge and Solicitor. The Democratic judicial for third district held in court house in this city this afternoon nominated a to succeed Judge Henry K am a successor to L. I. Moose, solicitor for the district. There was r. pretty good attend- convention held outside district, and Pill and Craven very full delegations. It was a line body of which the in spirit harmony prevailed throughout. absence of the lit L. V. of who Wm mount Mr. A. D. Ward, of was as temporary called the Mr. Ward mice a selling object of nU W. T. of convention Capt I was made the set- down to A roll cell s every one f ms tire Pit . Nominations I'm judge were J- order and d lo Mr. James A. Bryan Craven, in a very happy pi nomination Hon. Guion, m. T. D. Junes, Mr. and rend resolutions of Jones county endorsing Mr. F. C. Harding, of Pitt, arose and a I III H -i of Mr he the name of Mr. as a candidate for judge, moved Mr. nomination be by acclamation. I Galloway then called Mr- II lo chair and alter a tribute to hi Mr. Mr. Mr. was unanimously Iii roll call for nominations Who in a Town r- ma; w small do not help to make a town lively The man who contributes to public or voluntarily assists sup- porting y of the pubic is not worth coaxing to remain in a town, and should he t move out it is always a matter unit.-. and not mere ciphers that count something. a Hill . ,. . i i. Crop. It is interesting to go out look at Mr. D- D. crop of growing tomatoes, just south of the town He has a large of them, several and they grow- in clusters. They arc begin- to ripen and in a few days be have plenty of visited his parents here day. Henry Stanley of is branding a few days in this section. Miss Margaret Ormond re- city home last week after I the death of spending several weeks in , the three year old d at the home of Rev. o. Mi. and Mr-. A. L. Miss Mary of visited at the home A. L. Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. N. J. Ormond i Son. son Kev. A. L. Ormond, of and we regret to learn that she has been unwell since leaving home. for solicitor, yielded to tor candidate, and Greenville could do K c H light but lie knot. For a tour I lie lo make Mi. has to go hack to hut Mr-. Cherry she ii mean she go old home and nurse, Mr. and Mr. J Nick man Pasted way. n, Which led In It It'll V I., lit nil tills moil T e child us burned u mouth or mine u-, and recovered from Gallant Conductors do not the Coast Line any better or Mrs. E. L. left last I than Captain Friday for Oxford where she Hawks and Woolen at passenger; will spend about three weeks I trains on this road. The way tiny visiting friends. And Earnest does not like to keep either. J. M. attended services at M. Delight last Sunday. Work is progressing on the of F. W. Clare, on Fifth street. It will be a when completed. bundled tho crowd to kin- was pleasing to every Crowded trains never them, their is marked by such courtesy as to win deserved esteem. It is now up to tho Panama Commission to show that a lock canal can built on a placed name of i lie bent, Hon. Larry I. Mr of Craven, seconded the nomination that it be made by which was carried Hon. T. D. Wan en, aid Mr. J. K Mr. also. Mi. was and a being made for a responded in a very acceptance, was long and heartily. Mi. . Craven, Hie mi behalf nominee and the made a Mr. before Mr. a en- t rec Judge who hue been u for years and who retires the bench, following cone were name several counties to serve i e four . Webb; V Greene, B. W. Jones, Warren; W. T, ; P it, F. Harding. Tue then adjourned masonic Kinston Had Day day. Ki does not do things by halves, and that town did herself splendid credit in the manner of entertaining the number of visitors there day. residences and were gaily with bunting flags and Masonic banners, and the words hung out everywhere. Thousands of were in attendance, and notwithstanding inability to jet h special i ram to go over, Pill county was well Had our people earlier that the noon would reach ample time for ex- and bow well the Atlantic Coast Line would n by special train to return at the from here would have been many times, larger. A of the Grand Ma-on- was held in the opera house noon, and following this a great procession of Masons, and citizens moved to the park the Robert memo- hospital East Here immense platform and harbor bad been erected for the -peaking, with Dr. H. D. per, Sr., as master of ceremonies program was carried out smoothly at u Addresses of welcome were made by Mayor N. J. of and Mr. J. W. behalf of St. Lodge s. V. A A. M., which were re Lieut Frances lodge laid comer stone of charily annex to the hospital which had erected to the memory of Mis. Parrott by her the Parrott. w d by addresses formally charity annex to the of lady of the hospital and acceptance. came principal address of day which was delivered Gov. B. B. This address was simply both delivery, was worth the journey to Kin- ii several times over to bear it. Tue heart of every North who heard it swelled with emotions of at t noble of our high tribute be paid to state. While much of bis address was t emphasizing great principles industry, it was none less pleasing and lo every woman and child the vast audience, one could at such a speech without a desire lo live better, do nobler grander deeds, and be more helpful to his It was a as inspires to mar Inn and Tue people North Carolina are great admirers of and for bun became higher after to tin- address. His noble re utter- of man, people love him for me great good he is doing In half of his stale. The second regiment band, as- by several men, made music I r occasion, and part our s took added much lo Us Alter the no a bounteous dinner was served in one a About i thing in in people lo eat all lull I for while .- there was plenty t i spare The lie BAILY WOMAN RAN Wife the Vanceboro Murder Makes Threats and is Arrested. The wife Henry the began to act queerly in that city yesterday, and it was to arrest her. She was using and language to that she would shoot everybody in Vanceboro She was brought to Sew Horn last night and in jail and she will be examined next week to as- certain Lit It is said she attempted to a white woman Bern Journal- SOLICITOR LARRY I. MOORE. The Judicial Convention rd district did itself honor in renominating Hon. Larry I. Moore, of Pitt, by ace He is a native of county. He was first elected solicitor in 1898 and re-elected in a new dis- in 1892. He is an able law- and has made a faithful and popular official. Mr. Moore is one of the wisest and most progressive of the younger leaders of Democracy in the State. He several represented his district on the Platform committee at the State Convention and has always rune true. He is well-grounded in Democratic principles and is ready to fight for his conviction- believing that Democratic gov- means the death of privilege and subsides, that public service corporations should be regulated, passenger Winston. Then the grand freight fare and such powers conferred on the Corporation Commission as to make it an effective agency in serving the public. The people ought always to honor such men if they would have their inter- News and Observer. I H OF MISS JAMES. sine Press, was spent in by the Near midnight on June the 19th the dark angel of death visited the home of B. W. Killie James of Pitt county took away their year old daughter She had been sick only two days, but oh. how she suffered, yet she was patient and sweet to the last, knowing each one that came to her bedside. No death bed scene could have been more beautiful or after a of pain she exclaimed, papa I thought had by th and with hinds clasped looking Heavenward sang little verses of songs sin- had never been heard singing And we that listened must be with angels. Besides father and mother, she leaves four brothers and to mourn her absence. The Uriel entire family is most d ire i to all, but you slum d not dear ones, she is ill a more beautiful home waring you. Auntie Miss Annie White from Kinston i Commercial Can, Dover. nor Glenn held a short there which c mid not be as long as anticipated because of his de- on an early train to meet another engagement. The chili has quarters and on this occasion proved that it could en- royally and generously. The spirit that seemed among the Kinston people was that could not do enough for their guests.