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THE REFUGEES. tinned from page I Sirs a reason for rs- -Oh. yon madden Say yon. Bud t the TOO s win over AI Instant Um -i swans appeared in ti- U ward on In- MOM, bis tick skirt asp- spreading lie stopped as be mm Ml d turn.-. ill- captain bare a note for Tin- in ii Into et of bin scarlet a I- Mine, de Monte i ere t In p. use. A dark of i. brow and be walked I a word, but tuned an l with aim down the -1 ha I not expected Hits honor, ma raid ho. wished to hoar from own -1 cm to l- struck f. even b bus heart, II la Hard Io tear been i. I of vale i m. soldier for fault of Ll- vi. that baa loved is no time to can see you, then, -Then shall trouble your majesty no swept on.- of the courtesies for which she was an I down a pa -.-, with triumph shining In her IV. Ions had walked on to in no . frame of as was. he Been from hi clan led brow and or lips, lie knew bit late favorite well, her . In audacity, lack of all w.--u thwarted or opposed. was capable of hideous pg Mini Which had s often ma laugh at the of other, even of making wine public exposure would the and at the At all costs a averted. And yet how could ho cut the He which bound man would struggle hard. ii-ht to bitter end. before would quit position which was so dear Io lier. poke of her wrongs. What wets Hit wrongs In his intense nurtured by the eternal Win very air he he that the fifteen years of II be orbed or loss lier any m be had her to the t which Now Ii win i her say. even come be and Their WM together. Ha tween virtue and vi.-e. and he were the ran through the head as he l.-n over the topped his of oak. II knelt m hi to the The Found die altar, with nil Ida ladies and fill.-d Hie P J fashion now, like dark and bus o courtier was worldly minded i, to had touch of Ilk- k had taken to religion. it ran ii. of he walk ,. . , the to . ,, t to any tales of which might this particular morning , ,. were two or three . . ;, who himself injured I . of his guild, a peasant .,; been torn by a hunts- dog d a farmer who bad had I . feudal lord. A . and then a hurried order of ease. II . . .,. , resume his way again a nu man. clad the garb and with a . lined fa.-e which marked , as ii man of character, darted for- m i down upon one knee in front of the -what is Ural. -e and is it that you Tors. Che mid have a ; a.- I v ,. i fa- on the children sh could a morel On the whole, hi been hi from be I for. lie lit In v ; en i.-. i he w i n . n I i a of and have cruelly You a very worthy person, .-, Indeed been wronged you hive What have you to complain -Twenty of the Blue of In my at their They have my food. and beaten my yet will give me no re- , , life, seems to be ad- ministered In a fashion In our exclaimed king. And yet there may be a very good reason for la Chaise would that your majesty ask this man his name bis business and why It was that the were unaltered upon You hear the reverend fathers name. sire, is by trade I am a merchant in cloth, and I treated in this fashion because I MB of the king bis head and bis brow darkened. have only yourself to thank, then. The remedy in your -And bow. embracing the only true faith. I am already a member of it. sire. The his toot angrily. I can aw that you are a very insolent said he. There is but one church France. ls if you are that you t ma for -My creed Is that of my father, sire, and that of my -If they lire it Is no reason why My own grandfather erred also before hi were nobly atoned for his I the yon not help me. sire You must first help old with a despair, the king con- turned on hi- way. two , . r murmuring I . i king I the face of a man win was nu with . II . ii think, thou, that ,, e II , , i , my n in And i for ,, , .,.,., roil upon a . , .; i it Ii i . ., . to id loyal to the re irked is I , I . r Ii ., VI- ,, pi listen I Will .,. , j , , her enc. u in an good ,. that the time bad . mm. mm Upon which all build their appearance. Those who desire to me the best appearance possible are most careful in selecting their corset, realizing that the best results can be attained only when the corset is right, right in fit-right in shape The gown may be handsome and stylish in itself, but it will never show to best advantage over an poorly constructed corset. OUR DEPARTMENT Comes to your aid just at this point by offering you a large variety styles and the kinds that have been tried and found . factory, and the selection is so great you may easily choose the the right shape, the one best suited to your needs, the one that will insure and a stylish figure combined. We would like to show you the new and explain the many advantages it over other kinds. Our corset depart- very a reason-Let us show you. i -i Non i ii. Ii , v I or- . t w. I. Bo would I ii y. within . . has promised I i m hi. Tl I a. you ,.,. , . net which he gave , , to L. Contractor, Builder. Tile Setter. Plans on A I work guaranteed Turn key BROS. CO in a. Norfolk, Va. Norfolk, Va. IV. DRESSED AND w . Cotton Buyers Factors and handlers of Cotton, Grain and LATHS, Ties mid Bags. Private Wires to Ne AND and shipments Greenville C. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in New York and Orleans THE EASTERN REFLECT t J and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR VOL. No. GREENVILLE, Pin COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA FRIDAY. AUGUST 1906. NO DAMAGE SUITS. Editor to be Sued for Failing to Announce a Mar's Candidacy for Coroner, rock In the toad tor Editor Ashcraft now. J -nil- iii e to be piled ti l in I n- next two yea I- with smothering effect. are to be entirely novel, something new under the sun. When the on the down a man who was preparing lo the cir full, his feelings were so mortified over it that he wheeled in sue. railroad his net; gent in mi dial ii- the .- of That thought to lie and quite rough on the hut Ash- craft ire more novel so n . often been sued for put the papers, nut for what they left out, lie is very brief, but pointed, is Mr. Williams, a of this good town, run for the office high f this county. made up his mind to run, it was obviously to lei the voters know of this frame of mind. There was no other way provided ex- through the Mr. calls Editor our weak words, let William, himself tell happened famous interview which is to be made III so many went to said Mr. Will- id toll, I to have ed for coroner. I it in ail the papers, but an I didn't have see get him to put u in his ill the contract to get all the a. I I for five dollars. Well, I didn't pay mole alto to ll until I seed I no vole-, and I know what win the mailer, i on day I found mil I hadn't been am asked if lie bad paid five dollars, a, M ii wave of Ins he ii. I am sue ; I g law- a in is dead ca i gels lo sit him he gels ten d So every time the i n it I ten tune I um going to sue mat editor who kept Journal. Our homo With then be rinds a market for bis butter Mid apples do stores take bus Our home profit but for to assist tin buy Ins Bell ii c ea-i's less than y for it and handle ii hi some ii this and take this wry money and scud ii store when bettor bar- gains i-i -1 Times. No Lad Week. B. haul in the marriage line last week, lie dad only one application the but the in the Ii to depart Hie NO SPECIAL COURT. Judge Shaw Detained by Sick- in Family. Today i be time for spec- el Pitt court l., begin, bat to the Judge T. J. to get here no who held. Judge Shaw was on In- w y Sunday and at received a telegram n i in of the sickness of hie and had to tutu link home. He wired S to have court until morning by which time be led lo lie here. An unusually crowd was tin.- when the court house rang the building was Won Sheriff Tucker made the announcement that there would no court until Tuesday in. ruing soon emptied. About noon house bell ring again calling the crowd to- Moore bad re- another telegram from Judge Shaw stating that bis baby was too sick for to leave and thin me court adjourn the term. Solicitor gave an order to Sheriff Tucker which was to the crowd. This order ad j the court for the term ind directed all defendants and wit- this special term to pear at regular term which begins September Announcement to New those the last few have subscribed for the Daily Hi Hector a month order to get the proceedings of the special term need be disappointed because the term could be The term of court September the mouths subscription will carry through and give proceedings. Betide they will gel all good reading that comes along then. are a who ordered the paper sent them week, if these it they by more gel the pane, on from now through VS e make this that who court proceed- may t Improved. When the share The Home and I. lion called around at the office secretary and treasurer day to pay their weekly dues, were struck with the of A disk has Ii en built across the office and this is with metal railing with a wicket tin one Ii persons transact with the secretary. The , is very gives the much the appear- bank. Hie building and loan association has quarters ll. A. and lie to be I Improvement in ii ting up h e so N. C. Aug. 1906. Several Buildings, Including the At Mr. Dispensary, Destroyed. j. h. Collin-, near , on last A block of wooden stores one evening, an enjoyable re- of which was the was given honor of the and the stocks goods, fir- j sister, Miss Stokes, of and a room, were burned J Washington, early Sunday morning at guests were Miss entailing a property loss of Stokes, of Washington; or with to cover Misses Lizzie and Sallie about of amount. Stoke-, Miss Lizzie Lancaster, of The Are broke out at o'clock ; Misses Lillie Cory, Sunday morning at the pool room i Bessie Savage and Mrs. Jim Dixon, and many the opinion that of Paul. it was of incendiary origin. Sim C. D. Baker and glues fronts to the more of ; Walter stores of brick Bland, Guy B were all broken and the goods , Gardner, J. Gary, buildings damaged to the amount j A 9-80 ice cream cake were of more, fully c by served all present greatly en- Among these joyed the occasion, J K. H Go , J. STOKES ITEMS. Aug. George Moore wife visiting Mrs. J. H. W. G. Stokes and went to Greenville Monday. Miss Beetle of Bath, has been visiting Miss Lillian FIRE AT A DELIGHTFUL CHANGE i HE GATES. L. Jackson who loot small each. hasn't any organized tire department nor equipment and though the resounded quickly to the alarm fought heroically me were quickly swallowed in i lire demon. A Stokes this week, good part the stock of Misses May Dudley and Delia in the Grifton dispensary Smith were town was removed from the but or drunk and only worth was Anally saved. There w m insurance and the dispensary will not lone. Hebe Hindi; fountain was removed from tie building but in IV ll. Bis stock was destroyed with The pool room, including tables d building was with an estimated loss of all amounting to carried. Several had no losers H. E. valued at C. H. insurance, 15.0; stock, in- are-, including handsome soda damaged j 1500; insurance, Allen Baker and wife, of Aurora are visiting Mrs. Baker's patents, and Mrs. G. M. Mooring. Carrie to stay. Slit must have accepted position to cook this Prof J. D. Everett, of ville, was here today. Quite a number of young boy-- and girls attended the revival at Oak Grove Monday night. Lee of and Briley, of were in our town night. K. S. Ross went to today. K and Miss Lillian Thomas attended the annual meet- at creek Sunday. They reported a good time. Mr. Appointed. Governor has appointed stock dam-1 J. J. Laughing. house a member of the A. L. Jackson, o investigate the insurance, industries of the State. The cum- r, Morehead Sept. insurance. i lions ti the next re laws and building up of our fishing W. R Johnson, stock, in- A. D Thomas, 1250. rim appointment of county. -------Freeman, pool room and I on this committee is a lifting The damage to stores and stocks the the lire and to is covered by in of work in the las; Mr. in lace of an adverse report of to against him, his dutch net bill nigh the of the by an overwhelming ma- stuck of the die i and showed was carried the Industry by the strung A this be made for the measure. and Mr. in lie will on scene of the lire doming lo reckon Free m in Unavoidable, I'll i- ilia could gel here ii,.;. court I ed for county. i people interested in ll, especially known as the white cap and vein anxious, for it tube tried. Sickness not be avoided, however, and at to occur a judges family as other, Judge was his lo Greenville, a sick child, when lie Was called back by a telegram advising his child was , on buck to its . c found it too sick for him to leave List Using past week more Mile after ice of pastor, J. E, weeks on a and heard him i-u morning and i- from taken I Mr. returns strengthened o vigorously take up oh work for the fall and winter, and urged congregation to unite their the spread of the gospel. He prefaced bis morning with some remarks, about his trip in the enrolled i lit is have be n Daily ll ever filled week before. of thin fact. Their an. in tIns paper goes i any o. nu they can use for With the fail now hand business men should liberally. Getting Busy- loud of hones, mulct, and other arrived here to In i in the construction the west comparisons of people, I railroad, and said none were earnest j More workmen cine or more than the day and the tuition pie of Greenville. be move. SCH PARTY. Given by Dr. L- Carr. for Reflector In spite of the rainy afternoon,, Tuesday a jolly crowd were waiting . the river tanks at after four lo a launch Failure to do so May Mail Routes. Postal Inspector Barber, who has been here looking over rural delivery mules pertaining to the mail let- vice, told the The that on given by the present gates on the county roads are a great hindrance to K. U i. air, to Miss Whit-hard her in performing their ; of Kin- it is a requirement of party boarded the government where pub- bat and went for an eight mile lie roads rural route that gates should could an I m without the necessity . f leaving their vehicles to open the This matter should lie looked and all the gates ch nay result a discontinuance of the r not to do nu. The m in- and appreciation pot- show their rural the it please the postal . PRECIPITATION FOR JULY. The average precipitation for State was 9.88 inches, or es above the normal. The average for eastern district was inches, 3.75 inches above nor- for the central district, 8.81 inches, 2.50 inches above nor- and for the western district, inches, or 3.89 inches, above tide up the river, as Blue On Hie way confections and much enjoyed by all it returned about half seven and -he occupant ix- ill at the the outing had I hem. Tho-o pie-e it i Miss Susie Perry, -n-es H Susie W and SI el Tie were Mis- Bliss P of Kin-ton, i d Frank Wilson, Miss Nonie o a d ad Dr. It L. Carr. Ii OFF CUBA this country who have longed to put , under the of the United The greatest monthly amount was , , , , , i-ii-i . a i i i states their hopes revived inches at closely for , ., ,. T by present disturbances in the island. The young rise under self gov- has irritated and dis- appointed them. Matters look better to them as they look worse for Cuba's domestic closely lowed by 10.84 inches at Greenville and by 10.18 at The least monthly was inches at Asheville- The greatest amount in hours was inches at .-loan oh closely followed by 5-25 Indies at South port on the Except at Hatteras, Asheville, and Morganton, there was an at every station, the greatest i being 10.57 inches at Satan. The aver-gs number of rainy days was The average precipitation for the Slate, inches, is the greatest on record. The greatest previous State average was 8-19 inches in 1800; the least was 2.74 inches in From N. C. Report. POSSIBILITIES OF THE SOUTH. The M Record of Baltimore peace. But there is one thing our an. overlook. They want Cuba because nature it rich, but they forget that this nation made it free and is ed to keep it so. The nation's is engaged The United States resisted the temptation, in spite of treacherous counsels, to keep Cuba when its armies were in of the island. Its moral sense is now so dead that it could ever betray its sol- vow. The of maintaining order In Cuba will right itself in good time. It is not the United fair, and oven if it were u simple and iron, foundations of remedy is provided by treaty he world's chief industries, the basis of the v st wealth of Great Britain, Germany and the moving forces of all lion, are found the South in quantity, proximity cheapness of production on a scale not else- where duplicated the world. Of coal the South has nearly three cs as much in area and many times as much in quantity as Great Britain, Germany and Pennsylvania combine, Of iron ore the South mis certainly one half nil the known ore of the entire country. Measure if you can the limitless possibilities, the wealth the of ibis section. that treaty Is a bar to annexation, should servo even us a ban upon the mere talk of among people who place faith above territorial aggrandizement and personal York World. Died. Miss Hail e Fleming, daughter of Mrs. Fleming, died In town Monday morning opera- for up- c The for n us ere i Intel ii cut. Georgia flak no Nomination Atlanta, ti. .-lug, Tie filled to here today State fulled i inly ; s their The a- for the failure of the convention are that Hoke Smith's overwhelm- in the Democratic primary held to put out a candidate him. Breaks Are Heavy The ks A. out on the inn e now are some. won big breaks every day, mi if keep on double sales have to be inn. Royal Arch Grand Lecturer M. Move, of Wilson, is here reviving the chap- Royal Ar.-h Masons. Several ere are taking the A Bill You do not ever bills every day, but i red teller of the National bank, us a peep at a gold treasury certificate that amount. Hardly anybody n. good enough disposition to y id when he to subscribe repairing the church.

i j W 11---- have just secured two cases of FAY STOCKINGS For Boys and Girls. We are sole agents, therefore can sell you the grade for the grade for We put in this line of hosiery for children three years ago and since that time some other stores have put them in, but we have paved the way on the price. From now until September 1st, will sell all Summer Goods at Half Price, Wilkinson Greenville, N. C, and N. C. Men OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT. M. BLOW, Manager and Authorized Agent- . c. Ayden, N. C. Aug. As authorized for Daily and we take pleasure Id receiving sub- and writing receipts for those in arrears. We have a of all who receive their mail at this office. We also take orders for job printing. Last Sunday in the country pear t ere Morris and daring a fight With Cox cat him right severely, one cut being diagonally across the Mis. J. W. and Miss Helen have returned a lengthy t. of South Caro- U on a to the family of hi Smith, near here. As I expect to be in New York for about to closed Aug. till Sept. 3rd. J. W. Taylor, Wheeler and son and Singer sewing machine Prices way way down H. Tripp Bill, next to Early Hotel. nose and mouth, several r y REFUGEES By A. CONAN DOYLE. of Sherlock COPYRIGHT. BY H A It T R II slashes were made over the body. Henry was here late in the afternoon and bis dressed by Dr. L. C. Skinner. The parties to the affray were all colored and hailed Creek township. For can apples, corn tomatoes, he, apply to E. E. I ft Co. When your eyes need attention J. W. Taylor, Ayden, N. O. is the to do your work if yon want to be pleased. Pupils are beginning to tor the fall session of the Free Will Seminary. From present the prospect for a at- is the in the history of the This institution ought easily to have ; considering the large p of the denomination in this section of the State. It is a good school, ably conducted and deserves the best Of success. carry a lull line of meat, lard and can goods. buy before giving me a trial. Frank Lilly Co Miss Bonnie Dixon who has Spending weeks with Mrs. Barnes has re tuned to her home in W The family of Elias have gone to Florida to make their home. Mis. E. T. Brown to visit friends at Hobgood. I always keep on hand a line feed stuff at lowest cash prices Such as hay, oats, corn, seed meal and hulls, brand ship ml ml. Lilly Co. Miss Cannon has gone to Fremont for a visit. Miss Miriam Johnson, of Win who has visiting Miss Gay Johnson, near here, has in mil to her borne. For a nice present buy a novel- clock at J. W. Taylor's. It is for any occasion. Go to E. K. Co's market for beef, fresh meats, sage, and fresh The colored Masons had a big day here Friday, A parade, n brass baud, barbecue, making were some features of the occasion. Mis. CaSOn came home from Panacea Springs. We want to make P or i.,. stocks and id order bargains in s- must move la- price em will be sure t get new the Friday Miss came up on the i Monday from Kin-ton. has been . meeting, on her way bone at HiM Freddie Tucker, of has been visiting Mint Bet supply of hay, grain, hulls, cotton seed meal, bran, ship stuff, I way-sou hand, Cannon and Tyson The Greenville are all right. Our slippers must go, the season is well advanced. The prices now will interest the most economic buy- Cannon and Tyson. fifties Gladys, Bum Helen of Centerville, were with Mrs. J. B. a poi- of the past week. Mrs. Dr. and sister, of Standard, have visiting here. Jack Chapman, of has been m a visit. BLACK JACK ITEM Black Jack, N. O , Aug, WOO Many of die people from here at- tended church at Hill Sun- day. John t, of was who a rt of left for at Friday. Misses Eva House Mamie Whichard left tor their home near House Dixon and II. Chi k I ell to the Whitsett We wish them much success. A O. Clark and R. M. Elks, of Grimesland, spent Sunday with Cannon and Porter spent Sunday afternoon here with friends. Joshua Mailing, of was week. Sadie Ca loll and attended services night week. Ml Julia A. an old rho lived not from jig, i on Thursday at the burying and Dixon went Greenville Friday. Dora E. Cox, from Bed Bank, was here yesterday. 11- left today f i DOINGS OF CANDIDATES. FROM LAST undo that tins been i. the anus of enemies of my urns and r my bravest servants. Haw say yo I, nil in I would the devil his -i-.-en these of I of the work- and trailers in your majesty king- I know not how are to be Tilled If from ii were once known tin; the will had your in ; v may even I he of Ills sub- s.-.-h I Suit they would h lo the pule or the h kin . have always slid he. at the bishops to to stale of the treasure of their sis-s we do without these is mine and all that Is remarked Louis as they entered urn ml salon In which the court after l trust that ii may be before I have to wealth of the church. Where Is I must see his plans for the. new wins t said la Chaise, draw- aside, your grace has some Impression upon the wing's your powerful fa- there Is who has more than d hear that is very ; Hat she has no love for my order. She is a Vet we may hi fellow subjects. years of the Increased until there Was no weapon which could employ, short of absolute which had not turned against him. Two of the big bins coated were on duty at that side of the and had been witnesses to his Now they tramped across together to where be was mill broke brutally Into the current of his said one oh again your The shot a of at and was turning i ;. a one of them a at his ribs with the butt end of his halberd. that, you lie cried. you dare to look like that at the king's guard of the old man. with his hand to his V. twenty yuan younger would have dared to use me In. you would still your would you That is enough. Ml Ire lie has threatened the king's guard. Let us seize him and drag him to the The two soldiers dropped their and rushed upon the old man, but, tall and strong as they were, found ii easy matter to secure him. They hardly won their pitiful however, before n stern vole and a sword Hashing before their eyes compelled them to release their prison once more. It was Captain de who. his morning duties over, strolled out on the terrace and had come upon this sudden scene of outrage. At the sight of the old man's face he gave n violent start and. drawing bis sword, had rushed forward with inch fury that tun two guardsmen not only dropped their victim, hut. staggering hack from the threatening sword point, one of all work to one end. if you them Slipped the other rolled over to spent, to her. your grace. Show her how- good ii service it would lie could she bring about the banishment of the no offer her In return that we will lie bent forward and into the prelate's ear. He would not do why The Is widow of the poet is of birth. Her and his were dear friends. If she will serve Hie church, the church will serve her. Hut the kins beckons, and I must The thin dark hastened on through the of courtiers, and the bishop of Menus remained standing with his chin upon his breast, sunk in reflection. --------t i j V. elderly Huguenot had stood silent his repulse by lbs king, with his eyes cast mood- downward and n face in which doubt, sorrow and minor con- tended for Hie mastery. He was a very largo, gaunt man, and hag paid, with u wide forehead, a fleshy nose mid a powerful chin, lie was dressed us c his rank, plain- yet well, In a sad colored brown coal with silver plated buttons, km e breeches of same and white woolen stockings, ending in toed black leather shies cut across with a steel Ilia doubts as lo what his next step be were soon resolved for him In u very summary fashion. These were days when. If the , absolutely forbidden In France, be i was m least looked upon us a man who existed upon Sis who unshielded the laws which protected Mm, n revolving mass of blue coat and white roared Is the meaning of The tWO bad to their feet and yon please, said one. luting, Is a Huguenot who abused the royal petition had been rejected by the king captain, and yet he refused to He was white with fury. so when a French citizen has come to have a word with the great master of his country he must be bar- assist by two Swiss dogs like he cried. my faith, we shall soon see He drew a little silver whistle from his pocket, and at the shrill summons old sergeant half a dozen sol- came running from the guard- room. you will arrest Wild the geant. they are tried Inlay for ii I and come on business t i was a Ida at either foot teach you that halberds were made for a soldier's hand and not for the king's The Huguenot stood in back- ground, grave and composed, without any of exultation, during this sudden reversal of fortune, hut when I the soldiers wen- gone lie and Hie young turned warmly each other. I had not I you. What the of wonder bring to The hand of the wicked Is heavy upon us. Whom can we turn to save only Mil The young shook his head. king Is heart a good sold he. he can only see Hie world through the glasses held before him. You have nothing to hope from i spurned from his he ask yon your did. I gave The young guardsman whistled. us to the said he. my faith, if my kinsmen are to some and bandy arguments with the king it may not in- long before my itself without its captain. What hi men of have upon me, with one captain, who has long a Scourge to Claude of the dragoons hue already some score lo settle with him. What has lie men are over my house in u cloth bale. No place Is free from them, lie sits in the room which should he mine, his hoots on my Spanish leather chairs, his pipe in his mouth, his pot his elbow and his talk a hissing and an abomination. Hi bus beaten old Pierre of die ware- house and thrust me into the -ii. I dragged him hack When in his love he would have thrown his anus about your in The young man's color had he.-u rising mid bis brows knitting at fin h successive charge, but this last his anger boiled over, and he hurried with fury in his face, drug- his elderly by the el- bow. low did you come, a . Is It V Is It. beyond the let as for you, are you faith, it is time that I came, from What yon tell me. There Is room for a with a sword at bis side in this establishment of what would you would have a word with this Cap- I la. here comes our Whip up. driver, and to you If you pass the gate of the In- within the It was no light matter to drive fast In an age of carriages and deeply ratted roads, but the driver lashed at his two rough, horses, and the Jolted upon Its way. was nil asked the was where is Adele ibis he Is there You have left her In his power while you came away to is I in her What is a The young man rived his in the at the lit of his own v s is us A . side, and he u is able to catch a of the house. Ii was i on every side by mi crowd. The house of the Huguenot merchant was a tall, narrow building, standing at the corner of the St. the Hue de It as four Stories in height, grim and e like Its owner, with hi Ii long diamond p.-med windows, a framework black wood, with gray plaster the Interstices, and five stone steps which led up to the an somber door. upper story was u warehouse, in which the trader kept his hut the second third were furnished with balconies edged with stout wooden balustrades, As the uncle the nephew sprung out of the they found themselves upon the outskirts of a dense crowd Of people, who were swaying tossing with excitement, their chins nil thrown forward their clod up- ward. Following their eyes, tho young officer saw a which I ft him standing of every sensation save From the upper there was hanging downward a man clad offering mer out of on ll in off , is the time to get for your money. Cannon ll n was Greenville's third learn played our boys on the th surely tin team ii be a cracker jack. least. three are SOt so who are need of a cook to his interest to us m we have bought a carload, and to arrive next week. Cannon Tyson. II. L. and W B. were in Ayden . Miss who a stoic here is now with the B. Mn- The store occupied i- i lent by K. cried fully at die Just us den lug i hi duly I forms IS I'd veteran. HI e ii; I, ca- e , . i .; a sod I e ii . i. v ;., i I ill. ; . the ; a Hod. hut raced the guards An . i It . with a mi-- lb.; v foil, Inn i v lie ml He is a man by finds milking hay, with an automobile for a hay rake, rattier exciting, so he will take a swing around the circle and lure the rub- tires Blanker Cannon mid other lutes the nomination for As nothing Idler offers be will speak at of the Ohio Suite colored educational I exposition at Columbus, Ohio. Its always well for can for president to keep on the blind side of the colored brethren such delegates lo national conventions notoriously need I Cannon and Tali willing ;., their barrels had better keep an eye on OF THE BANK OF AYDEN N. C.-- At the June 18th, RESOURCES Dr. Joseph Dixon, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. mi. hi N, C. Loans and Ml -i Furniture and Due from Ranks, Cash tins. Hold Coin. Silver Coin. Hank notes ;. Capita LIABILITIES. stock paid in. was one of own Island, near e of those scattered early before the wold's was seen that the king's .- upon Israel. Ho , ii. h. and yet lie is neither i Tie eye nor are his ways like air I m have hit III the he with this M- with and telling him guard could he a in land Yon did I to leave Ad thus, i in hinds. so. oh. I am lire to be K i in, n Hie rind curved down to i the river city wall grew I i. r in they had pas- pie s ill gate were rattling -i causeway, leaving tin l their right i v the co .- . i Hie . a i i a of the win up, son of the pull me he screamed. In the blue coat and white breeches of one of the king's dragoons. His hut and wig had dropped off. and his cropped head swung slowly backward and forward a good feet above the pavement. His voice resounded over whole place until the air was tilled with his screams for mercy. Above him at the corner of cony there stood -i young man who leaned with n In-lit back over the balustrade who held tie dragoon by ankle, face. however, was not directed toward his victim, bill was half I over his shoulder lo confront a group of sol- who were clustering at the long open window which out Into the balcony. Suddenly crowd cave a of excitement. The young in had re-, leased his grip ankles, and dragoon hung now one only, his other flapping sly in the air. me up. son of the me he screamed, murder me, then Help, p you want to come U said the clear vi young man above French. sacred name of God yes your men. I you dolts, you , you Wish lo see me Away, I Off with I is said the y the soldiers bud vanished window, lie gave a tug goon's leg as he spoke, v I him so fur that be round and bold of tin . of balcony. do yourself he asked, me up. sir; let me n- in good tin c. Inconvenient to to tall beds in the I am yon up. hut only on Hi. they are granted will leave this your men. You ill old man or this young girl . lo J ill i yes; go so to veil like this, I d. bow I i e -r Sort I p, pull you id people, e of ex- Ho when from the h Jerked aid twist ever due TO fund less expenses, unpaid 1.1 check, 37,8-13.311 Cashier's 2,700.00 222.00 I. ll r . M Total, STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA ;,. county of f I, J. B. Hint i , Notary of t i swear is Hue to best of my and J. B. SMITH, Cashier. B. SMITH. JOSEPH DIXON, B. C. CANNON. Directors FEE of Kidney, Liver or Troubles. Other say a bottle and if it cure we will refund your say a full 81.00 size free bottle of and if it you, then until This entitles you in a bottle SOL at M.-t;. DRUG STORE. Only a limited number of bottles given away. Don't miss this op to test SOL. Hint it is i your ; to it m yon this ;, kt . a w in e me that I shall hoe trouble over mi none. Only pull I el I along He the leg while the oilier gripped his n a iii tho balustrade until amid a bit eon . inn the crowd It i tint bled nil in a heap over the rail to the balcony, where lie y for a few mo- lie fallen. Then, stag- lo his feet, without n glance at bis opponent. In rushed with a bellow of rage through the open window. While lies drama been en- acted overhead the young guardsman had shaken off bis stupor of had pushed his way through the crowd with -h vigor he and bis nearly reached bottom i Tho uniform of the king's is in It- self it passport tho of old was so well the district Unit every drew, ON

T HASTEN REFLECTOR AND O. J k Id tin at N . .- .-lass matter, rate made known- on ire at every pout one in and adjoining counties. in NORTH CAROLINA FRIDAY. Durham permits some other things the line on pictures. A bey ti know to th could get on a less. Farmville, N. C , Aug. Miss Reel Ling e I Fr evening to tie i young Indies. The were met the re- by Mies Head u-h n-d in in i by Miss M ore and Henry to the Quests Mary Mary Keel Bryan Others present to enjoy lip company of e young ladies were Misses Vivian AS TO COOKS. A Mn Who Thought He Knew How to Get One. But He Got Bit subject box t get a and how to keep her after she is employed is always inter sting. It is in fact a very live subject. A well known gentleman in this place the other day found him- self mil us a proper person or any pars n to do his conking, but what he thought was a nap idea struck him. He met a man on the street, told him he wanted a good cook and Your Fail Shoes Are Ready, Sir ill t f m i, A Louisiana followed l the ,, not necessarily the ate lynching lice, l hat State pulled s v . off one Sunday. Pa, Lady Turnage, Mabel j that if he would bring him one H. i, Letha By-I he would give him a dollar for j Nannie e. Inside of an hour Moore, and Floyd Bryan, the cook appeared, was employed A. C Monk, Joe J. N. to work. Two days Han i, Eh r, Frank Looks liKe Uncle Saw will have The administration is having some bother over the old question of to take Cuba again tr to now it i- buying silver to make her behave. coin They have not quit going crazy Can President Roosevelt or any what they lost that Republican mention a trust that can labeled as a or even a trust. Air. Hyde, Mr. Dickerson, Henry Jackson and Otto Turnage. Alter a pleasing musical program cake by evening the young ladies entertained in the j after she had jumped the game and as usual without any notice. The gentleman got up one morn- and found she had not rived. She has never been bark. In a day or two he found she was cooking for another family. When he told a friend about it yet over busted bank The reform spelling craze has received the president's and that will make it go. If the were to hire a gang of thugs to kill or maim every- ii that in opposed to Us business methods, as the Rapid Transit Railroad does, wouldn't the Coffin trust thrive The continued l are con- fronting the people of this sec- with as problem. Th W as Post has dis- His boom tor the presidency Covered when- part of the balance of has not vet readied sufficient, a , e , New has gone to proportions to make breaker . . , . to borrow Lack Cannon fell very elated. Sine may leave the Democrat- and j the Republicans, but it is hard to surmise what which Americans lost at Monte Carl . Those Chicago girls whose claim they can keep house they expect when they get there. i a. of the North Carolina will be trusts to try and prove that trill in it at Bryan reception, I protected high prices help the I this State sending one of man and those with small, largest delegations that will at- R k has pad his dollar to This is Mi. Bryan's week, Republican fund and son-in-law j , . , I. th has now paid his, so the he will be given a great .,,,. , , , family, that are are for. Why does Farmville he discovered that he had been to the young gentlemen j badly By the matter he discovered that the very man who had sent her to him had taken her away and to family, receiving a dollar for it. This is an old trick, but is be. revived right along in Greensboro. The woman em- ployed stands in with the and gets half of the offered, besides her pay, ed she remains long enough. There is just one way to beat these cattle out at their game and that is for every house wife to learn to cook and be able to do her own work. The cause of all the trouble in finding cooks is the law of supply and de- When two-thirds of the women of the town get down to doing their own work for a on Thursday upon reaching New York from his trip around the world. not Cannon, and Fairbanks end the other come down, of do they think that as the glory of the Several other towns have campaign is to test the Roosevelt I , ., . . , ,, i v. t the expense of producing drawn the line against the . , the result shall i there also an in hammock on the bill boards. Greenville t a and passes by on the other side the man who meets bis small obligations promptly. They are Between the on this not as plentiful as they should side gets the chance . . Most will pay but I more space in the papers. . .,, will pay promptly, Al- of both bombs and most any i s may get exhausted counting the time, k- there after a a d the like, it costs all some accounts are worth to Col- ships captured them, and the man ow-j by Admiral Dewey in re- , . , . financial way. It buy in Mac. were , , . , often happens that the department in this particular the brought They is man best able to pay. must have been pretty worth- hulls. It is terrible to reflect that we; have reached the stage of pioneers who were forced to carry their firearms to church to protect their wives and child- against the ravages of the Indians, but it does appear that we are not far distant from that state Three assaults on white women in South Carolina within two weeks, live ill Georgia and almost the same story in other Southern states, calls for some action. With the Atlanta we believe that we have come to the pass where our women arm themselves and learn to their arms. It has almost gotten so that a woman Is in danger whenever she aves the shadow of the home and of- in the home, against the onslaughts of these black beasts. Our women should learn to shoot and when they are attacked they should shoot and shoot to The Tarboro who Sunday went ab int to make a good job of it and succeeded. He tied a brick to his neck, then tied his hands and jumped the river. That was the finish of him The finish of the dog, or at least a majority of his tribe, is looming in and some of these days there will be a to curtail the liberties. A movement has started among the farmers of Mecklenburg county and sportsmen of to make a determined effort to have the next legislature enact a dog tax law for that county. Every other county in the State should join this movement. each young lady act- the escort for the Those present were; Miss Parker, Mi. Miss Daisy Charley Miss Ada Royal, of Wilson, Frank Miss Eva Royal, of Wilson, J. H. Harris. Miss Mary Exum, of Hill, A. C. Mi s Henry Jack- son. Miss Nannie Lang, Roland Lang. Miss Rosa Moore, Floyd Miss Letha Burnett with Mai- Lady with E. W. Miss Mary Keel with Joe berry. Miss Wells with Bennie Shep- They were chaperoned by Mr. and John Thorne, Mr. Mrs. J, W, Parker, who served fruit champagne Miss Alice returned Sat- after several weeks slay at Panacea Springs and Richmond. Miss Anna came borne spent over Sunday with her people. Mis--Allies Moore has from toe Pitt man hospital greatly improved S. M. Pollard and family and Mrs. Belcher ha--e returned home alter a pleasant week at Miss Wells has gone to purchase her tall stack of Miss Watson is the northern markets buying Mrs. J. F. Kill line of millinery. Rev. Wooten filled his regular appointment in the Church Sunday evening. J. II. Harris and B. J. this morning for Baltimore New York to chase winter goods. Arthur Wood happened t a most serious Saturday morning while riding in fox chase. Be was thrown from his horse -till holding to the reins the gave a lunge either ed or stepped hit jaw, it into five pieces and crushing in his teeth. He left for the Pitt- man hospital on the evening train for i ii- it in Hi while there will be another song to sing. All our public schools have been teaching cooking as an art for time. What has be- come of them Do they ate any of them If so, what are they doing They might cook for their Do COUNTY CONVENTION. SOUTHERN COTTON ASSOCIATION The Pit. county division of the Southern Cotton Association will meet at the court house Green- ville at eleven o'clock, a. m ., bat September 1st. It is very Important that the township be fully represented at this meeting, it is hoped that each will Bend delegates and assist in the transaction of demanding attention. It. R. Gotten, Pres. W. A. B. Sec. By direction of the Republic in County Committee for Put county, a convention of the Put county is called to assemble in court house in Greenville Saturday Sept. lab, 1906 at o'clock for th- purpose of candidate for the v county offices to business as may some the convention. The people are requested to meet at the several voting precincts of the day September, at p. m to candidates for Justices of the Peace and for their respective townships and to delegates to attend the convention. It is suggested that all citizens who to affiliate with the this campaign, see to a good opposition the field, be invited and requested to act as delegates from re- to the c vent ion. Too time has come, when two well organized Pitt county is essential proper administration of public affairs preservation the of the people. Prominent will address the convention, R. C. Flanagan, Chin. Rep, Ex. Com. W. E. Sec. Opportunity makes the man after the man has made his Wanted. milch cows to to gallons per day. D. D. We say because we know that we have shoes that will please you In every detail. Can't help it, you know. We've the best Men's Shoes that the best Shoe Builders know how to make. It's an matter for a man to select just the shoes he wants from our choice assortment Snappy Shoes in trim, neat cut styles that will make a man proud or his feet, at all prices that were ever know to buy good shoes. and Gun Metal Calf, and Patent Colt Skin are some of the good leathers. But- Lace and Button styles. We've the assurance to say that our Fall Styles in Men's Shoes are easily entitled to first premium. FRANK WILSON, The King Clothier. Pulley Bowen THE HOME OF WOMAN'S FASHIONS. Our Mr. W. A. Bowen is in Northern Markets Purchasing Fail Stock Watch For Our Goods. PULLEY Tobacco Pack ton Gins insure d. Rates. Apply to H. A, WHITE, INSURANCE, GREENVILLE, It is sure to pay you Co. Eddie here Saudi; T. F. Taylor, F F. ;. J. Jackson left this morning Wake Forest college. A nice of on hand much to from Bays Cohort Jones, in the .-. lie advocates A. W. left Monday mom for Baltimore. Tom Dawson is visiting here this week. Mrs. W. C. Jackson and child- nice summer lawns, voile.-, lusters, at out, Harrington, Co. process where patients can- not or in i take other The resulting insensibility to pain lasts more than an hour, the patient often develops abnormal loquacity. ones tells of an operation in he the spine. It bus of a lag man, who as soon is he had taken two or three whiffs f chloroform jumped off the table and scampered This happened twice, and Mr. Jones trod injecting cocaine into the spinal fluid. this menus a troublesome operation of rutting out hone in the leg safely carried out. The man, poacher, meantime regaled the doc tor- it of h-- art, only om when the v-., chiseling n hone, to ark. i that Mail. WINTERVILLE This department is in F. C. NYE, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in and territory ii a- .N. C. Aug. Nice of fresh , As surely as an acorn will grow ways Barber HUMOROUS PATIENT into an oak when it has the proper i so surely will small savings made and de- posited in a savings hank ti an The Bank has a savings department that pay interest on time deposits. St-rt a t Barber account now. add to it as I a. large lot of trunks, suit ca-es, yon are able. I and of all sizes and was here grades j arrived at the, Saturday night and Sunday. w- . , , , I Co. to visit of , a We sell it. trunk. 8-e them B. T. Bro. , bargains. car line of dress shirts ever i shown in at Co. Miss Baker, returned from Tuesday We still have few cop- of Teachers Bibles, we off. are Mis. the trade at low prices. I A car load of received B. T. Cox, Bro. at Harrington, Co., of B. T. j natures Cox for T. W. Wood household remedy. A con- Son's high grade turnip and j Mineral Water. Stop, cut. The newest thing down this way Kidney trouble, Liver ts that it bas raining. It Female weakness, cat- matters little when that remark is etc. at made it states a fact of very recent f T. occurrence. Everyone is a prophet low all predict rain. But let us not despair, sun will some time, cheer up. It could be worse. It T. F. Taylor, Tom Dawson, has been trusting in the central Cox, and J. L. went to States. Greenville Tuesday evening. No need of not having good Miss lie den Galloway spent Sat- pants when Harrington, Barber night and Sunday with Co., have just received anew lot, friends here, that they will sell Nice corned herrings at For fruit jars rubbers go Barber Co. to Harrington, Barber Co. Owing to sickness in his family, Rev. T. II. King was to fill bis appointments here Sunday and Sunday night. Line-1 at berry led the morning service, Co. Prof. that at night. A full line of summer silks all Miss Hattie returned. at cost. Harrington Barber Co. from Baltimore evening, j J. O Galloway, of Straws tell which way the wind spent and blows, just nonce the stream of mg this vicinity, customers going in out from. prof. F, c. is Harrington, j in the interest of Win- of paint, and yellow i High School, j Misses Carrie and W. J. Boyd, was Wesson, at Monday. returned Tuesday evening. A. W. and Co. are have their sum cheap. . friends and Pour . water n i j . , half u i a a i yeast. hours it will If loot i r for r , i. For n Cold. I. a i old i r I m k, I i r tea . I am i a . Mouth Wish. ho he use i- a in- wash, i , the , breath, lie . . i . Th I . he u-i at ii i Cr. Frosting. One I juice and the in to B fro I. d powdered sugar, to k. H. TAFT. W. H. RiCKS. Furniture Problem, We can solve it tor you. -Leadership NOTICE TO CREDITORS. of the Iii one of principal streets, where the tide of the stand- from the wall of a build- where bicycles much stored eight years ago. a man in charge, was u time when kepi wheels of business and during day, and it a too. Our reg- Customers paid us by the month, and there wore over of Then every we took of the wheels of from twenty o transient, How many do now none. The men who rode bicycles to from offices new-r ride wheels downtown and, far n- that goop, rarely ride at all. ail nothing Rec- Fancy white all washable, at cost. II ii Co. pants 1.50 1-25 2.00 3.00 ,. All qualities of calico Good Umbrellas at rainy weather. Have cents 1.75 2.19 at lets. this you seen If lives Have you seen those shop. They are there, and nice too. You i will want one, that I load of to Call see them. Ange's new lino t If D. you the best cart that not, don't d. lay, If is turn get you wait yon may t late. j made by the A. Contractor.-. wood and them buildings. See for lowest. already on baud, Prompt attention given. The Pitt school J. R. Cooper, j seems have made a S. Nobles, and and J. E. Buck. . ply a g want, dead your Tuesday afternoon a to the A. G Mfg. Co. storm, lightning j . ,, ,, . . . . . . , . , , . J. Sunday night struck the pack of . ., . Cox about three miles from here I and killed a colored man Kate Chapman Jonas were several Monday, others in at the m time, I hey were stunned but Sunday evening, were not hurt. to e will admit that advertising to Be Coley youngest son of the bile Thomas Carnegie and nephew of Andrew Carnegie, has gone into heavy training for the of Uncle Andrew desires n male heir to take up the line and head the house of on the other side of the big pond. The present laird of some years ago said, after the chronicle of an of one of his kin. i not n male of the mime of Carnegie fit for fish Two years ego Uncle Andrew decided, however, there was good timber in his nephew. f Coley will straight- en up, Carnegie announced, will take him to Scotland make n real laird of the Chronicle-Telegraph. l-T- till f is . of the Superior Mr- . f p . of i will h.-i K Is alt ct tn then. o hip for on or ti day of or will p.-ad In liar All lo estate are lo pay In me Ma the day i K W -M TH. K. PITT COUNTY. V. Henry J The I more I will take n nil In Ins J r if to . i of mat i mI t . that v Is l In at the . I-. lie el he M of i. at a d or demur ft. plaint In action or lie- will apply for relief In said Complaint. his the of September, C. i r Court. Julius and K . . r. ; . r c.for J. M. BAKER S CONFECTIONER Sales room in Jarvis building Fresh Pies, Cakes and Bread daily. Special orders for Pies sent early in morn- will re filled in time for dinner. Choice line of Fruits Candies constantly on hand I also handle leading brands of Cigars and To- me a call. J. M. Furniture Sale Competition Furniture Sale Claims are many loud. WHO WHY What shall There is but one test. That sale is best and most important that offers you The Lowest Prices o i the Furniture You Want Come and be convinced. A. H. Pictures Framed t Order. BIG CUT ON ALL GOOD FALL GOODS. For Cash. We are now our repays its cost manifold to any business, after all the things and its Quality for let's money than it can be had the best we have found yet. However it id being demon- lo us by mail orders we are constantly receiving from of a distance, who have our made about prices. Carolina Supply Co. bay, corn and oats go Harrington, Barber Co. Mrs. Susan returned bargains, from evening. Barber line of Summer Pants at cost. must have room for our full stock, and are forced to make this sacrifice. for Punts for Pants for Pants for Punts for Harrington, Barber A yards Hamburgs at cost. Come early get the Scotch Law. The young man who Booth s-walking at with his lady love and afterward his purse depleted by the sun- dry cream will hear with that Scotland, there is n law early for ice cream shops, for violation of which a number of per- son- were recently heavily lined. The Glasgow law provides that any person who keeps or uses house, building, part of a building or other premises as an ice cream shop shall keep such premises open the hour- be- tween T o'clock in the morning and o'clock at night on any day. We are now selling our ladies oxfords, figured lawns, laces and embroideries at cost. S. M. SCHULTZ Wholesale retail Grocer am. furniture Dealer. Cash paid tildes, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Turkeys, etc. Bed tends. Oak Suits, K My Carriages, Tables. Lounges, Safes, r and Gail Ax High Life Tobacco, Key West Chi roots, Henry George Can Cherries, Peaches, Pine Syrup, Jelly, Sugar, Meat, Hoe ; Lye. Magic Matches. O. j Seed Hulls, den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, i Dried Apples, Prunes, Currents, Raisins, China Ware, Tin and i The price on ell Dr Goods Notions will be marked down low. 3.00 Shoes at 2.50 2.50 Shoes at lie c figured n at figured Lawn at 1-2 cent Percale at A. F. C. hams at Sets Victim. William Connors, the newspaper pr. freight contra, tor, home out on ll of the ll and m His house surrounded by many Quality acres of lawn. A year or so ago his gardener planted foliage plant on a slope the lawn in great let- that spelled James said one the social leaders of the town as she was driving by, peering through her lorgnette, pour man I think he is a railroad land Main Dealer. and . Cakes and a Nev quantity Cheat . Cow S. M. SCHULTZ Titled American A list, colic I fur the lime, shows that American women have, within n few u gained twenty-three titles by i into families, twenty- fix German fourteen seventeen Italian -ix Russian. It is further estimated that American h have n lo Europe m no leas -than or an average of each, In Great Britain the American u of British husbands help to control about acres of land. J. J. TURNAGE, The Five Points Grocer. addition to Full line of Fancy Groceries we a line of Hardware such as Horse Collars, Manic-, Back Band, Tract Plows, Castings AI.,. nice line Crockery ware, ware, Tinware. Drugs Consisting if Chill Liver Regulator, Quinine, Soothing Nerve and Bone Liniment Call me the above Hues J. J. TURNAGE, Phone Five Points Save the Worry The hot weather brings you enough discomfort without adding to it by worrying over to buy fin- breakfast, dinner supper. With such a stock of Groceries, Canned Goods, Package Goods, Pickles, Butter Cheese, Coffee, Tea, Cakes, Candies, Fruits, as I carry, the and buy- are easy and the all saved It will take Do argument to you of if you visit my store and see what I carry. You can me one door North of J. B Neat Job Printing Our specialty. Reflector Job Printing Office

7------ -r- Inventory salE Absolute Surrender of All Summer Goods Now Under Our Roof. All Question of Former Price, Values, Cost or the like Completely There are Sales of Some Kind, Somewhere every day of the week. Sift the best them and you will fail to find one that will come within speaking distance of the one now doing on at C T BIG HOM All looks to Stores. C. T, has always been recognized as an aggressive merchant, meeting any and all hard tasks and strong propositions, fairly and squarely in the face. To get clear of tins stock, no matter what the sacrifice. That is extremely strong store talk, designedly so. We urge you to come here Friday and verify it. Sales of every sort held out such money saving inducements. THE HOST FORCEFUL WORDS WOULD ROT EXAGGERATE j French Dress Ginghams Old Figure yards to each customer. styles to select from. New figure 1-2 Embroideries. Old Figure New figure Colored Lawn Old figure He New figure Vests Old figure tic New figure Necessity Knows N. Law. Ways Different We inaugurate this final disposal of timely dry goods, clothing, hats, furniture, car- pets, etc., just in the season. Provide now for family while this onslaught private property is dispatched. The minded who have profited our past sales will he here in full force. You never . and never will he disappointed at Mens Wools Suits Old figure New New figure 1.461 White Horn Old figure Kc New figure a Black Hose New figure Suit;, All Sizes Old figure New figure Bargains For AIM Boys All id New figure hi figure New figure Pat Leather Shoes Old figure New At These Absurd Pp Are Go. to Limit Q Days This gives i . ., ,, time to gather together anew suit tor if- ,.,, . ., father and son, a new dress fr ., . . , , . the mother, sister or daughter, a roll new j,, a t., haps bound to need something in our line. Will Do The Work of Mens Sum. Undershirts Old Window Shades Old figure New figure Ladies Pit Tip Shoes Old figure New figure h Be Sire That You Get Your Share Tl business has If by that have been made and the unusual service that it has rendered along with the rare values thus given Hundreds of values that will no rival outside will he shown and pro i . yo , A- , i the day we to clear a path for him toward The door was fun; open for and an old servant I In the I Ob. he cried. I be i-latter and bad out ended In n crash, with f and a prolonged bumping and which the old to The and the up the Bret of and were to the one. from The head of which lb uproar seemed to proceed, when four mail, so locked I together that they formed hut one roll- bundle, came thudding down a debris of splintered stair mils and writhed and upon bind- I up, down. Ilka the wind in n chimney. So and v that was haul to pick one Hi other clad In black Flemish lbs i lo him were sol- of the o and vigorous was iii.-i n u limn to hold that often a- his f.-ct he i in,. I, m tn end of the lit null which had la who rushed don n III Ilia heels hands hi to Hie iii throat, he buck nil With teeth met III Ilia I Iii his he am win until to It I i- hi op. -i. I for- j mini mill by the Von he Hied. The sudden f lit a n. I annum buck, mill his in mid his If Mis mid I ,., man the wall, the dust h s Iii c It, n little I i settle with you said lie no with forward mill across face with his open hand. seems to me that yon have one said he. mid screamed the cup. your men there, from above down this fellow mid your prisoner In the At Ills call II more troopers came down stairs, while the three the upon their He them, however, mid out of the old merchant's hand the thick oak stick. with you. he, taking Ids place beside off your an I me like a lie II irk lo the hour coward. I will write liar on with my sword lie sprain; Mill III a i ml In have Its way lo had I be heavy s. a Kill n . i ended the mill i low lo I v. u of triumph h-. enemy i i i r . . ., n , a . i ; cu,. -1 I in ;, .; his we to A ire h nil l e h III ,. ,. a . the . i i l ll Mid I when no; n ml Ira, . t tin who In . i . a . a . ill . II -ii ; . 11.1 aim 1.1 with r stem lid in -ii all . r iii m Hie p it ail . II were a of daily my said. I from one to the other In Rail ho hid n which in- eyes, hi I III, Hull II II Ill a . f nil I I, . in will I III ., . I , I III It . . I Ii TM It Worth Reading You Stop and Jet It . if em. I. N. C. 1903. Mrs Joe lake pleas- in little girl of very had -f . which covered a great f body. She bad eczema from the time a old, be was ix old. now well and I feet that 1.0 of She ha ma a of it J W. COBB. e That MB J I fie n. W X I Norfolk on ; cm mi u. if hi mi N i have t i In r -i, n ml Oil pound , out set mm Private U Tucker. r , It. K. u U aw It. e. II . ,, the X CO N. Steamboat Service. L. leaves a daily at a. in. leaves Greenville daily m. for A at Norfolk I Railroad Philadelphia, Kern York, all other a Norfolk ill all I I'M . should order their freight via Norfolk, care Norfolk K. K. telling to without notice. J. Agent, Green- . K. C. T. and r, N m i. Kurt . i o. M. Not Quite often you can gel nail or driver or Have a. food tool box and be prepared tor Our U all could and we will see that tool box does not lack a tingle article. Course You get harness, Horse of To Publishers and Printers We have an new on patents- whereby w- run Brass Col and Had Rules, I it and make lie-m f ill good as now and on the hot PRICES Column and Head Rules t . and Head Killed In over per A of refaced Rule, will cheerfully . it ii t Printers Co of Type and i e Mater Philadelphia, p i i TO i I i clerk i I'm i . ill i. i i I M II In all i in. I i M ii e I Ibis Mill in I i- i Tali l. I D. W. IN Groceries Ami Provisions Cotton B Ti on hand i- h . kept ton- n i ck Country Produce Bought and Sold . . Economy. The foundation of success In a way is ECONOMY. There is nothing which helps you to save like keeping your in a Do not wait until you have a big deposit. We accept small on-s as We pay interest on Time Deposits. If you do not carry a come in or write us. THE GREENVILLE BANKING CO. THE BANK of GREENVILLE Greenville, N. C. CAPITAL . 25,000.00 SURPLUS . 25,000.00 UNDIVIDED PROFITS 13,300.00 ASSETS OVER We pay interest on Time Certificates or on money deposited for a stipulated time per cent Accounts of merchants, far- and individuals solicited NO MAN THAN STOMACH. Lot the r his cal i- from If a baa it-d f In- ii no bf dies. U nutrition It en tin- to U and People who food u eat. stomach tin nut tin- the vital i- run of the body. If e hod u ill i aim. ii la i i J for lit a- iii- a u whole, i made up of ii.- m- to of the body a- a of will m- the r- which the body. If the K croak it U that will found In all the liver, etc The liver will lie and giving rite to of weak nerves, Irregular action of palpitation, backache and kindred and Mr. Pare, at Quebec, writer -For after my health to fall, my head crew diary, pained me. and my all the time, I would to lie ion my The doctor It ii. u and for me. I took powder yet I felt no Hy wife me to try Dr. Pierre's and stop the doc- medicine. me a Untie and we soon found that I lean to improve. v I kept up the treatment. I took my normal, and I to look like a different I can for what your baa for rue and I certainly five It Don't be wheedled a penny-grabbing dealer into taking Inferior substitute for Ir. medicine, recommended to be as To knowledge of your own body in sickness mid for the Common Adviser. A of Send one-cent stamps for paper-covered, or U for copy. Add res Dr. K. V. Pier.-, Main Street, . Y. H. A. JOHN A RICKS Sticks. HEADQUARTERS FOR GENERAL MErCHANDISE Having consolidated the two stocks of H. A. and John A. is one store we are prepared to furnish our customers anything needed in Dry goods and groceries We will carry an up-to-date line OAKLEY ITEMS. R. L. Davis, L. Little. Cashier. FOR SALE SECOND hand MACHINERY One H. P. One H P. Crank One No. Saw mill One CO saw Gin and C. One Power Press This machinery is months old and will be sold cheap. It is J as Rood new, purchaser can have solid or inserted either or both. HENRY HARDING, agent IS Knowing HALF OF IT. Your h vi i , n h i I r you do. Same when comes to buying W. Ht to v t. where to buy, and you are to pay is where the coin's and price will you that this is the place to bay i quantity. COTTON SEED. MEAL AND HULLS Hay. Com, Oats Bran. Ship Stuff. lime and Groceries. When you want in this line it will be to your interest to CD . V- JOHNSTON. Leader In Prices for Cash. 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. N. C, Aug. Eli Roper left Sunday fir J. E. Congleton, of in town Mis. C. H. R ed In Mo Mi-. Minnie Brown little daughters, Bethel, came Saturday even- relatives in town. Mrs. A. bas sick for sometime, we are to note is Miss Emma and little Nola of in town last week. N. M. Harvey wife, of came u evening to visit relative, in town. -M i-e- Evelyn and of Win- came Friday evening to Visit Mrs. Nash y. Miss Carson left Mon- for where she bas gone to visit relative. Marion family, visited Mrs. The Most Important Duty All. The Democrats in of the most important that any has considered this year in North l and it is a pity that conventions did not pass the same sort of a resolution. Those have not yet held may a good example. Tho requested representatives to vote to make State hospitals for the insane large enough to admit all the insane people in the State. The time has arrived when this must be done. The people all over the would approve the of no public money as they would of money for this purpose, They unanimously of it, eves to the event of robbing some other State institutions to bring the above condition sen- bas been already, but it is unwise. All our need assistance, and none should be curtailed, but the i. twitted son Hats, Shoes, dress goods, Notions, Sc. In Groceries we will have at ail times a full line of 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 for COUNTRY PRODUCE. Quality and prices of our goods will please you. Ricks, GREENVILLE, N. C. Strange that DO one christening the North of says the Newport Times- Herald. Ii has been d her speed might be or less by a to end of the boat the application is Record. Sunday August the between John and gold wish- bone, set pearls and a in Hie center. Liberal for the finder. Vivian Parker, Farmville, N. C. i k aw BETHEL BANKING AND TRUST GO. AT BETHEL, N. C. At the close of June RESOURCES. Loans and discounts North Carolina I Pitt County I In Court, Railway Vs T. w white a and of T, W who is a defendant above rd will take that a special en- as has in Superior court the Clerk, to c a right for the of land Farmville township, county, in which the said defendant the said defendant will further take that he i required to appear at the Clerk of Superior court of on August in the town of Greenville, and answer or to the petition complaint in said proceeding, or the plaintiff will apply to the cot rt he relief therein demanded, 24th day of July D. C. MOORE, Furniture Due from Banks Cash Gold National and other U. S. Total Capital stock Surplus Undivided Bills Time certificates Deposits subj. to checks Certified Total ate of North Carolina, County of Pitt, I. H. H. Taylor Cashier of the above named solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my H. H. Taylor Cashier edge and belief. Subscribed and sworn to be- ore me, this 92nd day of April 1906 Sam. a. Gardner Notary Public Roll T. J. R. BUNTING, M. O. BLOUNT. Directors OF THE CONDITION THE BANK OF FARMVILLE. FARMVILLE. N. C. AT THE CLOSE OF The Democrats going to have a groat time when Bryan comes home- Hut when they go down the Bay to meet him, they II not have the Sylph to use at expense. the advantage of Bryan as a traveler, after OP KM. T. All to Whom May come lo b for voluntary of the or n th my town of North r Mull therein In thereof, whom may he hat. with the of Charier Hi. of noS. lo the or thin Now. Therefore. J of the of North Carolina, do here- by the Mid did. on l- my office executed and In writ- inK to the of executed all said and the pro In my b law la Te Whereof, I have her my hand an-l lib I J. Bryan o- Loans Discounts 187.588 1,030.50 Due from Banks 18,885.52 Cash Items Gold coin 495.00 Silver coin 1,178.11 Nat, notes 1,432.00 LIABILITIES- Capital stock pd r Undivided prof sub t State of North Carolina, County of Pitt. I, J. R. Davis, swear that th knowledge and check fore m- belief. statement J. R. D A farmer Missouri arrested for a lawyer. It is not stated how he did it, but other farmers would like to know. Wilmington Star NOTICE TO Harm I of of H. to r the r -In Mai, A. I. of Stale. 23rd day of J. V. JOHNSTON. Notary p. REPORT , day of Ad-

THE REFUGEES. tinned from page peering Ml were with the I know i an- the household With In I m iii tho regiment or your Is my Mini But you. sir. who th devil are rant-tin highness, Hey I naming In my miring an; I in your In up en con III i I in house. rile stranger. I Id up ho s.-t hi men i hi we nil tO you seem have lit- tie j smiling, as In . ill ii the which i M a . Kr, broke parole, . . . lint hold . hi enemy f tho th.- . . . treaty, it appear. but K And why did sou lei promise. I have I ll HID Ami you think an Word r than that of hi i i I i i mi boar . mi keenly . i Shoulders ,. i . l there, sir. But I of would ho n well that I how came you to should have a guide at said if you haVe two , r was of uncle, our how long have you . together, for I have a spoil guard again before hours are a d yon already begin to; your mother's country folk out Of wind -v. a maid, ho more their him by any of his to hi- cut face, as smooth that of yet marked by firm- . i i in tho keen o- I mother and two sisters over ho diffidently. honor woolen for their always honor women there. Perhaps It la that over in those countries you not i. ii l to ho without thorn. I have a woman la how. like th she out of soul all Ilia is purl's and the should he I to who Is M ii- lie is who. standing in the open door, had listened to the latter of hi. remarks of life been spent in the he. so there one comes to forget how to do ii l for this Him my father wish -ii me to stay some time in be ll I not have me up ii mere and i you stop in Par- asked the guardsman. o. Hie or Golden my ship. comes for me. his to Bristol. Is now at Rouen must no to Bristol again. When , I more in Paris for me, will lie lime mo lo how like you Paris . oily as I Journeyed it yes- II evening on my way to this house. -You am from u bow yon ran your way among air. I asked him to slop, whereon be whipped out his sword would have me hail with him. upon lie called upon his fellows to aid To them oil X swore that would drop him if they moved a slop. Yet when let o they set upon me did very well. You are hut you have Then for some he hide with me then-, it lie will share a soldier's quarters, and o see more than the Hue St. Martin i in he right come out with you. if may leave all here said Amos. fear not for said the Huguenot. order of the Prince of will be as a shield and a to us for many a day. will or- Pierre to the riding some time lie mill. if you ill link there the gap of the trees, you will see the was reared in the woods, there me many of kidney , lie h you give my friend he found this empire . horse, looked down at the wide Of he talks. But how Is this. in all the of Captain What have you v , .,, grounds, dotted with fountain with Tho king's order, your , , walk stretching away to are t. use every means drive these people the true them. They the gateway of ray you look a very tine i. torn lay In front of thorn, with said ginning tin the gravel Ins twinkling black i walks were many lathes, who am lug flower hods or yen tho brutal face of dragoon. . men out of this. sir. and never vim ire to set foot again this sprays. One of eyes tunic I I watched light glinting kings command, high III loll the king when I see him that that find hastening i the water kept it that Po I M the of Mine. a sir Yon lake with you, yon lone. . Hi bad tin sue, rill i i to tin fierce soil i set f.-. eye i I fire. I hack from bis baleful bust, i i order to . lilt feel clank ii. . hi lid I i i led the . a I a t of wine ere go on the ; i lie en on low lie . I i is I ,. In Pi . i i . . I ll I . am so pleased to she cried, I ion. cap. waited so patiently. Madame I with V i. Tho comes to her at It. we have hut twenty minutes. I heart K- if, t-r n the . A . i he. I i, i . i. I i mt I i i null- led . an I .-. I visitor roil to i i . . .- I I . . i r in i . i your Have The Foundation Right. , i S . The Corset is The Foundation which all build their appearance. Those who desire to m the best appearance possible are most careful in selecting their corset, realizing that the best can be attained only when the corset is right, right in in shape The gown may be handsome and stylish in itself, but it will never show to best advantage over an poorly ed corset. OUR DEPARTMENT Comes to your aid just at this point by offering you a large of styles and m the kinds that have been tried and found factory, and the selection is so great you may easily choose the the right shape, the one best suited to your needs, the one that will insure and a stylish figure combined, -e would like to show you the new and explain the many advantages it ever other kinds. Our corset depart- is very a reason-Let us show you. REFLECTOR IS- w v i i l I ., In . i . . V I n i . i Y UP. I hi-, i one now, weigh- i I . i il .; lei A. i . . , III ,. i in can i It to the mi If fat, i nod spotted, in left ear. ,. ,,, Owner by proving ,. . . i paying c it. I i from his j if May horse his II W. v Greenville, IV. G. pi In in. Greenville Livery and Transfer nice and tor nil Bonn by the day, week or mouth. W. II. J WHICHARD. Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR VOL. No. GREENVILLE. Pin COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1906. NO THE MARKET And Consolidated To- Company. i- to from markets in- la lending them all this season in the of tobacco sold. This brings on the belief Greenville i- the best market, and Toe Re- is to express the opinion tie dated Company is the of company x to this market other It is last season the mill was ahead of all other markets in the average price paid for the crop, and cc In the figure of the of the two the company led all other on market by nearly hall a cent in average price. While rent may it-mi look small, In e aggregate it pat thousands of in pockets of th farmers mid was an market s in bear fruit. The has in its made some of organizations among mid efforts to bring to advance their interests, mil nothing has so impressed with its H this C Com was inspired it the because of knowledge the m n at the Mr. O. L and the more has been a Insight into its the more firmly fix d is that it is ideal tr the f It is n to firmer the but it helps tn- c Hie company operates, a- is evidenced th way it ii to the Greenville m As v- trade and pro- 11- to we fire of en in s hit. not get to ad- mi Years ago WHY HE ADVERTISED Some Reasons Advanced by a Merchant in the That Apply as Well Elsewhere A couple of merchants out in Kansas got an argument over the value of prosperous, and the other had seemed to miss the mar he struggling for. He hadn't because ht said he never got far enough ahead to spare the The other mer- chant the reasons which ho based bis prosperity, and the principal one was advertising. He put them in black and white. read this way. I advertise newspapers be- cause I am not ashamed my goods or I cater to the gent class. They read the news papers, and I believe in my advertise in the newspapers because c-n talk to more people through the newspapers, a great distance, in leas time and at a more reasonable cost, than in any other way. Because newspaper has brought me greater re a smaller expenditure than any other advertising I have done. when I write an ad I am not too stingy to pay for It the best possible medium, because it is the cheapest in the end, and I have it inserted so that it is attractive. I then know it is seen and read by every one In the house here the paper goes. investigate before I place an ad in a paper. do not throw my money sway. Still. I am not enough to expect twenty who rend the ad. will come in with the in their hands and buy out my whole THE ONE IN NORTH CAROLINA THOUSANDS GREET BRYAN. has promote gaged in w it has en tier why t in their the Grange It was a sec- to be behind cos Grange w i came the was also a imp politics and used by lie office, and Alliance so f into which loge l.-ii. Alliance lull it men is the la-t 11- Dixon's New Play to Tour the South. Thomas e., new come- One founded on his novel of the same name, will be produced in Norfolk, Va-, October 1st, at the Academy of Music where his other famous play made its record- breaking opening nearly a year ago. After a week in Norfolk and Rich- Va., will begin a tour of the South, playing the territory at that covered by last year. The play is a more beautiful of the theme the realism of the book. The setting is entirely changed. The first act opens in a garden overlooking the bay city of San Francisco, at the time of the rush to the Klondike The three other act-are set the wilds of Alaska, showing us glaciers clowned with the Aurora Frank Gordon, the hero, is a college professor instead of a preacher, and Ruth the heroine is unmarried until fin- ally united to the man she loves. This play, founded on the most dramatic and powerful of all Mr. Dixon's novels, treats of the in ft n of Socialism on love and char- It is a passionate defense of the of the home and a plea for the glory and freedom of Its tragic mo are relieved by humor. The management of Masonic Temple Opera House is in with Mr. with the view of getting him to include Greenville in his on his Southern trip. 4TH PRIZE. MOORE S LONG, Attorneys-at-Law, N. C. runt Civil Case only. The . As-11 is n Inter movement. has already done the tanners me but sticking seems to be greatest trouble have been known m attend a meet- of the m, assent he agreement in l-old heir cotton, then go out sell cotton for d tier nil, under present ion- th,. price of cot- ton is a miner speculation mid no. re Id .- . la a and II farmers bold it for a time they have to come back in end and sell it to the same speculators and middle men from whom they have been holding it. If had more business the movement and had banded houses and factories to handle and work up their own product, speculator would be out of the game and conditions would be The Farmers Consolidated co company differs from the fore- going in that it is a business on business s; hence success comes with it. To boil the facts down to a plain statement, it is a business of tobacco operate their own warehouses to sell their crop. The expense of operation is reduced to the minimum, and in ad- to receiving high prices their tobacco the farmers come to annul meeting at the end of the season and receive handsome dividends out of the profits arising from the business according t the stock each holds in the This is simply a matter f business and looking out for I heir own inter- and that the company in the years of its existence has paid dividends gating Nd per cent shows how ad and the business is managed. Rut some ask, bow cm the Consolidated com u-e be en I others where . operate the of T- c answer to that gets the profits arising conducting the warehouse mid can to take ices to the buy any lot buyers do not bill high enough. It is an that i; nil Reproduce Mrs. R P Why Every d. Have Tins piper ml , l i the i th me C i. i The Why Every Should Have A Telephone Toe is tho home, best his the winner to maintain, While he i office, on the in a it is t be in lined with the wife, and near i welfare of the family . The to house- k an brings th- c. fie order is rushed by the V . n cook fails to or in rainy the service is in illness, when dread hi d despair grip Hie lie call-the ml relief is g. To living alone it as n pins e III w; nice , III , . As- i pr i e i . i c i ii i if , an I are linked together it'll I ts. in. O mint to the homes the telephone are in- Keeping In Governor Glenn Will try to Hive Christening of the Cruiser North Carolina at If the w of the governor North are considered the United States cruiser will be given its name in North Carolina waters at That he has requested the Unit- ed States government to have christening take puce there was last night slated Governor Glenn, he made the request, if is sufficient depth of water in harbor at to accommodate the vessel, and that he understood that it could easily be ed there. With this event taking place in North Carolina is that eat crowds will goto ton to be and that the day will be made a great one by the people of that city. News STATE. Happenings of, Interest in North Carolina. Norm a farmer of county, died from the poison of a rattlesnake bite. He had I three and was after a fourth when it bit him. Bern recently bad a The Odd Fellows and Hi inn lodges both lost their paraphernalia fire. Sunday morning Jesse Hudson,, colored, of Tarboro, com- suicide by drowning him- self in a small East Tar- Hudson tied bis hands lien mil him also lied a around his neck. jury rendered a verdict that deliberately committed suicide He was ill for sometime, and bis mind was Last week Miss Victoria of Griffin's township, Martin while strolling down the road noticed some dogs who were raising a over at the end of the lane. she found a deer held at bay by the logs Driving them away she ad- to the deer and alone and unaided led the frightened animal her father's house where it is now. Miss has in this short time succeeded in taming the deer, now at present writing it is as gentle s a kitten Great Demonstration in New New York, Aug. Jennings Bryan, of Nebraska, who arrived in New York harbor afternoon and spent the night with friends on a steam yacht down the landed in New York City this afternoon at o'clock and was the recipient of a continual ovation from that hour until late to- night when he had finished a eighty-minute address before persons gathered in Madison Square Garden. Mr. Bryan out- lined clearly and vigorously the principles he thought should guide the Democrats in their next cam- Greeted by nearly every Democrat in the country and accompanied by them; Mr was driven from the yacht landing at the Battery to the Victoria Hotel He was constantly cheered by those on the side walks. Once at the ho- tel he was fairly mobbed by thous- ands of his admirers, called up on him for an impromptu speech then shook hands for more than an hour with an never- ending line of citizens. He dined with his family and and then was driven in an automobile to Mad- Square Garden, where his come was made complete in a of some of the most remarkable demonstrations New York h s ever known. Garden meeting was presided by Mayor Tom L. Johnson, of Cleveland. There were brief addresses by Governor Joseph W. Folk, of Missouri; Augustus Thomas the playwright, Harry W. Walker, of the Commercial Travel- Anti-Trust under win me auspices the reception was given, and Mr. Johnson. Boy a Fall. Wednesday Graham little son of Mr. K l. was on parapet wall which Crosses th culvert near the school I when he fell on the .- side Be knocked breath. far a moment by the fall fortunately d i Jury, though his patents inly in for while It is dangerous for lieu In walk mi top wall ii Is almost a daily d mi. should take at Graham's narrow c keep off t wall. MRS. ENTERTAINS. Mrs. C. Stuart entertained at cards from tn day afternoon, to Mrs. and Miss Jessie Thomas, of Nashville. Tenn., who are guests of sister, Mrs J. L. Little. Alter delicious were served. A. number of friends were present and after being most entertained the guests departed reluctance, Mrs. fan, as usual, ideal ten. C OP. President Ci C. Moore Going to a Meeting Which Will Decide On Official Price This Year. August dent C. C. Moore, of th- North Carolina division of the Southern Cotton Association, will leave Monday for Hot Ark., the meeting of the executive committee of that body, which is to be held there next Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the oh, and 7th of September. The prime object the meeting is In hear the f l he several sub- divisions and to fix a minimum price at which the t crop shall be markets i. That wide is being man- this meeting is evidenced number letters which President Moore is receiving daily all sections of this and other states. Every mil brings him a dozen or more communications from farmers, merchants and men generally. The recent decline in prices has the A majority of those who have written President Moore advocate and cents as a fair and price at which the c op should be sold. One man only suggested that cents i be enough. great ma favor the named When President was asked his views on the matter he replied that the price decided upon would altogether on the report from cotton b it relative to and acreage the present crop. government report last year placed it t 82.9 per said Mr. Moore. believe that the this season is from to per cent below that of last, hence the report will approximately per t. I a you on that the minimum price be more lo While not expressing himself, President M it-d hat he would agree to anything less than cents. The Rainfall. Observer C. V. furnishes us of the rainfall for this For August For the three summer mouths June. July August inches. The rainy days dining the months were June July August total of days on which there was rain. The rainfall on any one day was inches. With a total f 32.56 riches in the growing mills is no there arc poor crop i- iii this BREAKS. Barely Finish in a Day, The Greenville market is a large quantity of Big are rule every and it sells at prise, Today the different houses had front to pounds each, miking the total something around a quarter of a million pounds, which is an quantity fur one day. The sales started l o'clock though the the Committee that not lees than piles an hour must be sold only, two BOOMS had finished by cue dinner hour, three to this n on. Ii looks like ill sales Will have i in- tiled. y tobacco the it pas- tor he ought to see at a glance to market the produce when that it it to tilt interest to become I most advantage his rural n part at I He cam ran y and elicit the i urn I tie with it. carrier news, and is I placing the farmer la lunch with Miss Bum who has been papers before new coin la her in . tier every- returned home. The la tor body one, nod lo accompanied her home to visit her I keep up times sister, Mrs. C. W. Exum. favorably individual, in One Day, banks here paid ml tobacco told on Greenville market, and the out- look of the breaks today is that will exceed yesterday. Mr. B J. of the Co says there is money enough here to pay for all dial comes, so the farmers bring Not Enough Houses. A man from another town told us Thursday he like to move his to if he could rent a five or six room house, Inquiry developed that house could not be had. Mi- ll. W, real estate he has had several similar applications recently but could nut supply the for houses. Because of a scarcity of houses Greenville goes on to add many good citizens to In i population. or Allan c Lino Makes Order lolling , C Aug. The Atlantic Line today awarded in the Standard I In t I , a contract for five hundred standard steel b oars, and five hundred standard i-feet steel framed Bat cars, deliveries to luring January 1907, and continued at the of fifty per day until the order is filled. A man w. what his wife endures -h . . away for a day and leave- ,, f to his town