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. Ho y Occasional i ii i that the be the i item of in g l The general ugh- out the Sooth V got just he u I held for t is r om the world. H. G. Veils, the n-t, that draw i. I e. This would Ir. Wells had never the see whether he has till a bob The Czar of in himself a good any nag nights by disguising i . member of the ceased Hereafter in all take more eh k time lock- than in i.---i . a safeguard fur their The vital striking increase m the suicides Chic Hast r Don't live in About the contemplated by is that the to reverse the con merer merely failing From the past Iteming it would team the agriculture was not much stuck the old labels. long as a country is hi c. wonder it from shake- A tariff that must not be by its enemies and is K be revised by its In of a political . Secretary Shaw had g little m re On- the grain exchange to electioneering K There is no indication that either the political parties will have a sis even a par; in sent from seem to indicate both parties a desperate effort to tel all is out of the La . repeal it. SENSATION IN CURRITUCK. Elizabeth City, Sept. 6.- News was received here from tuck court house this morning, that Joshua one of the oldest citizens of Currituck was yesterday indicted by the grand jury of Currituck Court, now in session, upon the charge of being ac- in the causes by which Kenneth Beasley, the young son of don. S. M. Beasley, disappear ed more than a year ago. A instanter was issued for Mr Harrison today he was held under arrest by an of- per ding giving of bail, Joshua name has been conn this affair ever since the child disappeared. he of Kenneth Feb. created a profound sensation in the State and remains an unsolved toward the possible solution c f which the arrest of Harrison is the first Detectives scoured the country in vain and its to locate the missing boy were New lot Book. A. Co No Court in This week court was to have been held in one county by Judge T. J. Shaw, but owing hi sickness inability to pet to Snow Hill the court was mi for the term. B in P. i Those mil town p , country II, I e I in in i ; late, do a. in CIRCUS COMING ill be in Greenville on Thurs- day, 20th- first car of Cole Shows, arrived lie the wink if billing and mg of Greenville or is progress. The advert car i o Mr. Hurry wit, ailed The to a space the people 1- of this great show. Fresh from their triumphs abroad Cole have greatly their shows in every depart This season spread of canvass covers an area of nine acres and when erected the big lent alone affords comfortable d for persons. Over- sipping the three big rings, three elevated stages and vast hippo- is a veritable maze of trapeze riggings, bars, apparatus upon which queens and of the air wire daily defy death in the thousands of patrons. Over men. women, children and educated animals are employed in he presentation of the mi Keep the date mind and all to the circus. Lest in Town Grace, a I lighter and Mis. O. K. her home In Greenville he i c down toe n for bis h ail, Mr. nor -1 II if I tie u hat ; HI tad him on Hunt street d a- sh- ,. pi I r s M go -id in n bile s ken HI lied, H -Hue In I ii hi l in- ti hi i having he nil Bit. i.; I a Creek f I. n . an . r 11.1 in i. I t III. II mil I.-I II In I I ltd Km . ii ; n n the pi e -11 g, . v. . Inn id m min The editor Friday very . at Winter tie; I and have to say later about the splendid here. , . T, Ii run Ml . SI I m . , , h p , , .,., ,. . n I . ,, II II 11.0 P. p. r a oB, . Department Store News. Our have returned from the Northern Markets and in a few days our store will be crowded with New Fall and Winter which you are Invited to see. Our stock will be complete In every department, our buy- have been careful to provide th best and newest In each line represented in our large collection of Merchandise, as usual a high standard of quality has been maintained and the lowest prices consistent therewith will prevail. We Have Just Opened a small shipment of Long Black Silk G loves. You should call early before sizes are broken up. Watch this space for announcements of new arrivals each few days. Visit this store often and keep an eye on our new showings. .- THE i St V J WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. and VOL. No. ONE PER YEAR GREENVILLE. PITT NORTH CAROLINA SEPTEMBER 1906. NO HIGH SCHOOL. Prospects of Present Session Best I in Its History. was pleasure to last in Winterville end attend he to the pupils of Winterville High It was to till any with pride to look upon the splendid of and L who am attending this school to note the with which have entered upon the of the session. The prospect- that the present will ii. t lie history the school Toe drat week enough pupils came in to overrun dormitories it was to obtain for some in nearby home-. year has grown ard better, and already it is apparent that there must lie in enlargement of session. and building be larger, and the have already that end view. The excellent work done by this it is surpassed by it a tin. i ti tin mil sin lent- re my different sonnies. from Winterville take rank in enter, and who do nut sue sin than high c me-e out prepared to enter upon duties of lite. day for Pitt when Prof. O. K. to of at time it He has been principal from the be- ginning and bis heart and life enlisted the worn. much he in of the splendid work he done. In Pro. F. C. he an excellent assistant, ad I lie tin- session is illy strong. No effort has to et very beat that could be secured. Mas of e is the prim y Mi-a Apex, baa a rides. and Nye tie higher grades, and Mi Sims, of Mars H II, 1- Each is a in hie or her newt, Wini- is ready th Pin county it Is to be the leading of entire eastern section ill the Stave, Ni; em much to road mi in v sue of Hie Reflect r calling of tile to which roil I OB could be DEMANDS PARLORS The H oust ma Union the La tot Thing in Labor Circles. a union is now fired at of this city the to hire a The bis formed here, and it about hi ,, . , You explain d tins situation s strong, according Mrs. A mm Brown who up the aft . that it ought not to be who is at bead of it. Ft is i to call renewed woe to now toils importance. cannot produce a working card. of a representative to have The object of tie . ,. . J this extended to improve social c S. far teen . possible and to all his for higher wag. to prevent the hours or anything of th a route a to suit, but the housemaids d j change from a daily IV to be more by their mistresses ere getting ready to their demands or quit. It the to that they be allowed the parlor in to receive their company at least one night in th week, the a daughter the house; that their linen snail to the laundry with the en; that get two vacation each summer on Dispatch. NEWSPAPERS ONLY MEDIUM. A Buffalo Advertiser Tells Experience With Circulars, Cards, and Such Things, J. J. a real estate man of Buffalo, in an ad- dress on billboards to of to a service, but at the -am m time an-i. upon ant duty d s heads of liVe -on . near exist- t lutes. Whore who to boxes only live or Ilia is and to s eh . hi a-id n i in a Pitt s a v service but a ii d f p with and vice, sh mid exert In others to provide an I all should unite that city the other day years ago I started newspapers our circulars, folder-, booklets and and otherwise cards, and other printed matter. I great thought to methods of distribution and con- patronizing the route. I have in mind plans for further ex tension rural services in altered a qualified expert, j M eve Last year I had printed In th High st Average. Hi M- furnished by . T. secretary of of trade of as to sold during of August e-i is simply us follows, don't The market Sold said not in- the Liberty, for a. avenue of The -old lbs for 112,025.28 an aver, 2-. Thus leading the entire IS 1-3 cents r hundred. B T, f. W. H. iii r . Hie figures pin lie lo c at tie of the L Co, and in are pun in t t by . the els. w lot he ml month by do ppr on 1.048.121 pounds sold amount to ha dollars. sun II to bin I it The Lib- I m . 17.627 u d than dim in like. ard work. and high price did . a not -ii in--, and for yourselves and come to tie high price u her every will he and a hearty welcome await you. for the highest Liberty Warehouse and everybody on the got one. I out folders and other material also, and no year in ha passed that leas of advertising were distributed. know that it was all a mis lake, that it was almost u-pIs and that I was my and I have absolutely given lip that kind of advertising and am reaching my people In only approved modern man the Yours truly,. John Small. STOKES ITEMS. THE TICKET. allow your in ii-. to report that is A Small Gathering. Unless Mere was more interest in the primaries in other noon, then one held in villi that will cut a sorry j.-o it'd the i -1 I I . there was for register of d el a band f and never all -as a few re- and take Hid about need of two in. lies mil mi invitation to all wanted in participate ii he in the enmity this . 7th. nine. We a e that ex- f M if is much vi-1 V a t- i I i at Flat . v. II lime. i . T went to I , v . L H. it v . t Puller Or Iliad-. if were Oilier- c , , v. ll. ,. r. S -k . II. . n -e . lied s . . n a-1 h, in i V I -.-. II- i., . Ii I-- A CARD. To the of t e 3rd Judicial District of North Carolina. he office of Solicitor always been declared to be a non-political one. The present incumbent, Hon. L. I Moore, held office two years, and now t. have the people elect him for term of four years more. To mind, and the mind of a mass of the people, he has by his own act, himself from holding this office longer and should He has accepted the a Railroad corporation at a of three thousand dollars year, to The Raleigh and Pamlico Sound Rail Road. It is well known, that the interest of the state is often brought in con- with the interests of rail- roads, and other corporations and no man can serve both a attorney, when these conflicts arise, with zeal and fidelity. man can servo two mas- for either he will hate the one and love the other or else he will hold to the one and the cannot serve God and For these reasons, and others I do declare myself a can for the office of Solicitor of the 3rd Judicial District of North Carolina, and I ask all right thinking voters, to vote for, and elect me to that position with the assurance on my part, that I will faithfully perform the duties of the office to the utmost if my ISAAC A. SUGG, Greenville, N. C. Sept. 10th, it. William issued following el I P Hill I Hi I. and Cox. Belly Thomas and Mice Peebles John A. Jones and Tyson COLOMBO Sharper Forbes and Noah and H Vann. mid Millie generally and. like oilier n en with ml a or even an well known in enmity kind my I have ever an the ticket from hip constable, yet not being from all the been a little bitter limes, M. Moore. Rev. B. of ton, will deliver a lecture Win- School Wednesday Uh t i.-l. . i -1 lint so. in March t. Spam Mia excellent and we much with her work. THURSDAY, SEPT, 20TH. Is the date for Cole Bros, v Independent of nil other man- agers long as how kings. Cole Brothers em- announce they will never enter Into any compact to do away with the street parade. In the words of Messrs. Colo, others may do as they please streets displays. la putting pageant let just as long public. . whose iii he seen veiling Kept, In mid ponies, e; bill e Hid e 1.1 V e ; he . i. . i . ,, Mm. v . lie and it ii -i-s. wit h-t 111.1 i ; r r. the j build- in up I- -how. tied Severn and ex- hit nil n r huge water proof i one price admission. The presentation program two lull hours during there is net an Idle in many its fifteen acts being given simultaneously. A word in lo the shows visit the horse lair, in- the listen lo seat n In yo u and Greenville, Sept. 1908. Ina st by the Liberty warehouse and in of Sept. 10th house c aim- to have made an average of 1-3 above the average of the market. This average left out the good male by Liberty. Consolidated as published some days ago averaged cents a more than including its average well a- the average of These facts these are not our own make but are sworn o by the hoard rude from whom we got them. We would like to also here the warehouse Mr S. r. Hooker got his from which he drew the con- and staled us a fact his house, the warehouse sold pounds more any firm on the T e secretary of board trade hen approached about this matter stated positively h had not given any such Information d tie is to ilia in who knows ed other houses. n the board mil s lies warehouse, e like to know the source of his T . He BOARD OF MM Met Tuesday night in Adjourned Session- The B.-aid met night Th we p were Mayor C-arr, Ho and fall. , The regular made their monthly report. The in mend d that ti st Hie when deed for it is was ac- c water that -n the finance the sum paid for he reduced t f pa- m which was adopted. The Pry reported that ouch had don in the since th that it be continued t . is in good which the approves, ill toe members showing interest in that work. D R Spain, t. W. and Mayor a com- appointed to advise the Board to sewerage. We, Spain, B. W. Mosely and F. M. Wooten, your commit- appointed for purpose of what Board should and build for the town a Sewerage System, make the That the Board of Aldermen should have this work done under its own it representing th town as a whole, also for tho reason this Board u looked to for the with which to build sewer system. Also, we advise first th it the Board advertise for contractors to bid on the as a whole, to turn over to the town a system right to all bids. tad. the Board advertise for the needed with the view of making i-es for the system direct. That the Board advertise for t-e pipe and to do the other for building the System, the town g all the material, and the committee mends it Mr. E employed the town to tend the n-t tin- system tole meted is now ready to proceed with the work and that his service as designated by the contract which the town has him is now needed. Had Leg CutOff. Will t in wrecking crew of the Atlantic Line under and it yes- on the of the wreck, near Y. n r to get up t v While i- la a id Kev. K. L, at Don- an of annual will a of Method- V. 10th. We will lie glad ail who can to hear him. When you hear him you will to hear him again. J. A. Hudson. N. Sept. h wee in a it mil -i oil in hi w is III nil . for I'm Si I. . a ell known in ii in tow dead livening at I a las Peter had 1- a good v -i laid in be honest an . Sept. at o'clock one tho usually meeting ran over and, fatally m little son of a. ii. Sterling has rested and locked up,

ii i REFUGEES By A. CONAN DOYLE. of -The of Sherlock COPYRIGHT. 1891. BY think T IV nm slighter than He pushed bin head and neck and half of one shoulder through the cap between the bars, and he remained until his friend thought that perhaps be bad and palled his lees to him. lie writhed back. with- out any difficulty They building he There are four of them, with i ISSUE i I. we a great of toe it. as. then pall . Hi he'll up to n. his Ii h in I lie n . started an hour I be In Paris II past the I w n i In I r h; II. lie react t it allies h ii i. ago that la I i nay. all Mil t If By o i. i think driven his ;. De i id the eel now. id kin leg, n r., all din I the V if I do mini ii for ho I em Con Lie down on that straw and By -la little he got h .; I i bis f i ml he .- over bin i . I So wary was It young that it past n i m an I wan of u i Ion lie ii ; it. s-v .- ; With IT if meeting ii r urn a ii r above In lit. Then In an the of tho day his n s- the his imprisonment all back to fa m. and be sprang his Us comrade, who bad been ii in I he earn Up also at the with his hand on his knife and a sinister glance directed toward the i it's you. i- said he. thought it was the man. They brought two loaves and u Jug of water Just dawn, when I was settling I down for n did he say It was the black they called game. He laid the things down and was gone. I that maybe If he came again we might net him to top. if we got these stirrup leathers round his ankles he would tell us where we are and What is to be done with What does it matter since our mission is may matter to you no accounting for it mat- ten a dual to me. I'm not used ; to sitting iii a hole. Ilka a bear a trap, walling for what other folks choose to do With no help but my don't know that. I'd get more help out of a bar and n few He opened his coat and took a short pie.-o of rusted iron and three thick pieces of wood, sharpened at one end. did you gel those, are my work. The bar is the top one of the I had a job to It. but there it Is. pegs I whittled out of that log. You ace. peg one goes lure, when. I have picked a bole between the Stones. Then I've made this oilier log into it mallet, d HI i then- it is Used so call put your weight on It. these two go in Hie same way Into the holes above here, Bo Now, you see, you con stand up there and look out of Hut window without too much of your too j Try lie up and looked eagerly out between the bars, do i the he. baking his bend. lie any one of thirty castles which lie upon south side of Paris and within or seven league of He was bark to tin- it and pm bis weight upon the bar. To i away in Ida baud. . . i be cried. ; , e f m; I it out Well, did that during Hie night. I make i, way v my knife, bill I g the liar o i of grate I I. aged I'll pit II l one now. or ii of lb f u may u . .- Hull i ll cot re Mi nil on but we'll get the -r I , , lit. Van can hue lie I n my own the , i, r. Von see, the atone is i i l III it you s. I which yon slip the bar. will queer we urn road for ourselves lull even if we could get nit Into where could we turn to i a time, Any ; way. Here more air In the than when the window r i p hall so plan out r I The two idea did not d do any work v f in Hi .,. i. ; . ill I. ii all hi in m, they should by the jailer or from without. The Instant that night fell they were both up upon the pens, away the hard stone and tugging at the bars. It was a rainy night, and there was a sharp thunderstorm, but they see very well, while the shadow of the arched window prevented their being Before they had one bar. th other was to give when some alight made them turn la-ads. mid there was their jail t In the cf the cell, staring up at them. It was who observed him Brat, and he sprung down at him in Instant with his bar, but at his movement Hie man rushed for the d r and drew ii alter him as the tool whizzed past his ear down the Is while to go said De i may as well be doing that anything If my picker had been Inch lower I'd have had him. Well, he'll n stroke or break his neck down those stairs. I've nothing to work with now, a few rubs with your liar will th Job. dear, you are right, and we are fairly A Ii. -1 to ring In the mid was a loud buzz of mid ii clatter of fool ti. stone-. Hoarse wore and of turning toys. however. Mid live minute, without any one ring. Well, I'll have that bar out, after the American last, rising slid over lo window. II see all Ibis cater- is ii He up on his peg as he spoke and out. icy be building, it's a abed. I think. can four socket in and tin.- are f air Into we ii , away as long as there are men under our win- we may as well finish our work for The gentle scraping of hi iron were drowned the nose which swelled . i ; from without The bar hi the end. and Is- drew it In. hammering and sawing forward. It was morning, the cold light was beginning to steal the courtyard before the was the work- men had left. Then at last prison era dared to and to what w is which bad constructed tile it gave them a catch of the breath as they looked at it. It was a scaffold. It was their wall, and in the center st. a think it is time tint we Amos Green. window is clear. Let us make a rush for Is useless em see a line of armed men along the farther side of the yard. And here come more. See. the center As be the door which faced them opened, and n procession Bled out. First came two dozen foot- men, walking In pull-, all carrying halberds unit clad in the same maroon colored liveries, After them a huge boarded man. i Ilia tunic off and the ; bis shirt rolled up over s , s along with a over Be- hind him. a v. an open missal pattered firth prayers, and ill hi shadow was n won clad in black, her neck bared, and a black shawl east over her head drooping in front of bowed face. Within grip of her walked a tall. thin, fierce faced man. with harsh red features and n great Jutting lie wore n flat vet cap with a single eagle feather fastened into it by a diamond clasp. which gleamed in the morning light Bat bright as was his gem his dark eyes were brighter mill sparkled fr. under his bushy brows with a mad brilliancy which bore with It something of mid of terror. The woman had faltered at the foot of the scaffold, but man thrust her on. and two of the followers caught her by either wrist and dragged her forward. she creamed. am not in lo die On. forgive me. Mm as you hope for forgiveness yourself Maurice She sin lo get toward him. to clutch his wrISt, at his sleeve, but he stood with his hand his sword gazing her with a face which was all wreathed and contorted with merriment, away and threw hack the mantle which had shrouded lier features, she cried. If you see me At- at the cry and at the sight of lair pale face looking town from the window, was stricken as though by a there, stand- in-.- beside was the who hail been most powerful. as well as and the fairest. w mien of none other de t so lately favorite of tin- . lo i . tit v iii-u all II t . y I r I. up him, an i .-; rill .- , bull I lit H. A. JOHN A RICK I Sticks. HEADQUARTERS FOR GENERAL Having consolidated the two stocks of H. A. and John A. store we are prepared to furnish our customers anything needed in Dry goods and groceries amt We will carry an up-to-date line -p,. Hats, Shoes, dress goods, Notions, In Groceries we will have at all a fall line o the very best no the staples like Meat, Flour, Sugar, coffee, but all kind canned and Package goods, the finest We can supply anything you need to wear or to eat, and pay highest COUNTRY PRODUCE. Quality and prices of our goods will please you. N. C. VI. SCHULTZ an De- , Oil Ru Suits, B -v Tallinn n, and Gail Ai Life Tobacco, Key We-ti On Henry G. Cm- Cherries, I , Apples, to, WIN floor Meat, Lye, Made Meal On ti Seeds, Dried Chin Ware, Tin and f n coon; an- ;.; i- . I a.-, , Ills I . ii. i. of . , i.-i ; o. II I e. bail in. at , ii small do .; in front of A man wearing mill in u riding con from and second after There a ii a and two Mini It drove torches were mis once more, in; l nil . . tills mi they've There ll I I two more pi . j ii This thing Bit II I i to have II t t work Iv. I-- t-i en i-i ill ,. lie ho, I Hip i . be ceased and i train it,, said lie. on the other They both stood There were of hammers, the I of ii saw and the clatter of wood from j oilier side of watt, i can they be yon arc too near the XIII. ON ll. upon which such bad befallen hi- me . king sat in only his There WM u the peeped well, 1-. Ask madams to lie an good us lo way. And order the witnesses In As the nod away tamed to his min wish yon to in one of witnesses, what, my minister started. sire within good, Tie-re bud meanwhile busy go-. lugs on in the small room when the j roil burned u of the Virgin. de Mi stood In the center, little flush of excitement on checks light In her gray was clad in a dress of shining white brocade, trim- Died and slashed with silver serge and the and anus with cosily point lace. There came a dis- tap at the door. Is said Mile. says that the king Is we net keep bin waiting. Come, nm I may God bed his what w about to The little party assembled In the king's anteroom and started from there to the private chapel. In front walked the portly bishop, vest- puffed out with the Importance or the function, In- missal In his hand and his between the panes at the service de The king Mine, de walked side on mg by.,; REWARD information has been received at this department that w. H, Harrington lab-of the I of Pitt stands toy assault upon J. Tell, and whereas, It appears that the said w. II. Jr state or so himself th-t the nary processor law lie served upon him. Now, therefore. I, R. B. Glenn, Gov of of Carolina, virtue of in me vested by do issue this my proclamation a Of O I for the of tho said W. II. H- of Pitt -in at the Id C. I Jo enjoin all of State and ill good citizens to assist bringing to justice. Done at our City of day of July, in th- year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and six mid in one and thirty- year of our B. GlENN, By the Governor. A. II. Secretary Livery and Transfer furnish nice horses and em lot all occasion-. ; liens, by the day, in I. M. BAKER Sales room in Jarvis bu Fresh Pies, Bread daily. Special for Pies sent early in bid will he filled for of Fr Candies constantly I also handle brands of Cigars Give me a et J. M. BL. JOHNSON, . N. C. Contractor, Builder Tile Setter. Plans and estimate. famished on All work guaranteed Turn key over desired J. J. The Five Points In addition to line and Fancy Groceries we line of Hardware such Collars, Back Chains, nice ware, Chill T Regulator, Q ., Ice. Call on me above lines J. J. TURN, Phone a does as he turns , his home, there Is the or the NOTICE TO ii.,. ins I store las Wick all . will be iii-fl of FATE AND UR AYDEN DEPARTMENT. M. BLOW, Manager and Authorized Agent- . C. I ., As I expect to be in New take I be closed Aug. we receiving sub . Sept. 3rd. J. writing for In. We have a list who their mail at We take orders . Jr., left Friday Hill. have h one ill glad to make yon J. R. Co. I. and Mrs. and children, visiting; Mi-. bu. any the old son George has . of his on I bird Wheeler and son Prices way way down at J. Bro. to Hotel. N C. need of disc plow or our prices before J. R Turn age Co. there. ,, can peaches, apples, corn j attending the c, to K. E. Hail primary here day. From best information we can there a a tolerably fail crowd present. There so we learn, only who are in need of a cook lo participate in we can make it to bis interest we have bought a solid Mrs Willie of Oak City, d, and expect them lo arrive a visit to her mother, k. Cannon Tyson. Mr. Sick Smith. W, H e M supply of hay, grain, hulls Ki has to meal, bran, ship stuff, have n , , hand, Cannon and take tare Greenville boys are all right. P, H. LaGrange, filled his regular in Sunday. Buy the vertical life, mowing machine, and -el f J. R. Co. J. is alter bis Monk. Our slippers must go, season Idle let urn. in-- Hum J. R. Co. Is. W. J. the is week with u, W. M. Jackson. eyes attention Taylor, spell an, is the man to do work yon want to be lat in p kept c j p an- mils. Ho reds . I and i with n limn the Inn k T r ti e ,. to VI .-.-, a Ii x of much in i- are n rM. The . I d wait as In co. list d. well advanced. The prices now Bulling, of Green- will interest the most economic buy- is M Cannon and Tyson, r due is cam-1 J. and wile, after a arid we d lo nave visit to inspect our Block to their home in j. Kit. -.-, Annie and I For a present a Cannon J- W. Taylor's. It is Tie will t- any ,. . , to .-die satisfaction, the Female eel- Mr-. H. Carney came up on the from a visit road For in in improved m in v i-mI to and we will be pleased to quote you puces. K. Carnage Co. J. K Tin left Sunday northern markets to e fall and winter goods. Watch t of land the music ham. both until line ., lard and J. Don't giving Km Co regret to as we our that our All I. n- lie of n Audie hermit Th-Sun that in., Circuit law than most of his brethren at Hie bar, aid of earth, ready challenge t duel some lawyer from the older no I. 11- n tun of his Avery did Din ground comers, partly b and partly by super r he was Dearer to in-- be ever was afterward. From court to court he hi- race pistols in I carrying nun and bis pack hounds, r the conn the for the Mo hi match, ready the ready for the house raising log-rolling, ready go out h. 111-el and court house desperado whom the to arrestlimes were backwoods with and lawless bubbling in that in- of ii in-- -1 and st Toggle in border sen before the community takes form, and every smugly everybody else on of law and In just such a slate of society young was peculiarly lined to lead, dominate and pros- per. Had he gone eastward instead of be cast in with be that in the of the original seaboard states, nothing is mine Hum the have beard of hint. knowledge law would have male prey tho-e who were of bi- would have kept him in battle array, and s who got the of mm the citation of me- he would, in the nature of things, have met sooner or Watson, in ids September. Snake Them. about a bell rang -topped Vent and a tree -at d out s lo it or apart with a -in -ll bush Ii n g.,. m They e a short the felt s feet, but, any lit it in mo t- Saw a u IT and, on t ; to a . a no-and i-d e i oil-d between the of the toy-. T.- Hire-- f nine had live i i 111- Dr. Joseph Dixon, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Brick Mock, Ayden. N. C -i.-e ; pen-, ink-. a. . . at Deflector -k st Sunday the nineteenth, between Cap. a w-sh- s-i s iii cater, d f.-r the Under. Vivia., barker N. C. -k a man the he would to dodge tor just the Mime. g Ma-t n . ,. k K hi big It will A. his the j i be to mI's A colored slight of hind per- formal was one if the here during the. week. Must o hie tricks were of the in ark class, s me were G- K K. A Ob's new School Stationery Sui is a popular and e nil hope n j him well; We carry u big stock good- dies- and Tin nm. e cl Co. , , lei s hi lowest cab So- seen brand ship V Lilly c a in . L teed Ml, s Faulkner and .-1 went in- a visit to and returned Now is your time to save money by coming to us for children's school tablets, pens, era- we have also n great assort- Dainty note caper for use all tints plain or hemstitch- ed UP have taken up one black liar weight about BO no par marks. Owner can get same by paying Mali lone Tucker R. F No. 2- Greenville. N. C aw FREE sufferer a of Kidney, Liver or Bladder troubles. Other fact U res say a bottle and if it cure we will refund your We say a full 11.00 size tree bottle of and if it benefits yon. then use OVA SOL until This advertisement entitles you ton bottle SOL at NOTICE TO CREDITORS. duly J- will be in In and examine my CORN PLANTERS, GUANO SOWERS, HARROWS, SMOOTHING HARROWS, AND TWO HORSE STEEL PLOWS, FOR FARM OR GARDEN AND INC MACHINES. Yours to serve, H. L. The Hardware M f want to in room for other , next Morning. pis and in order to do so we are Fur . ml e ten come ring very cheap bargains sum- t . J. ft r goods- We must move , R Tin A the and inn a price . , , ,, y . ilia 1.0 nm. ti get moil is e lime to get w for your Cannon .- r goes to accept n , m Id.--and till nave j I a cum- of for .-III I farm Mining acres more or leas in -I within DRUG STORE mainstay of social a limited number of bottles given away. Don't miss this op to teat M. M. SAULS, Druggist. AYDEN, N. C. SOL. OH THE BANK OF s June W I iV Tho I. came i. my room t t- . i i i lie my oil st. or I . BO. your own you tin- kill f i i. bad all for you, You Intro, an yon oft my -s.-. i n t . . y for you to i I r i r an i f Your If you to In a nun. you v i mini I i and I did I did You. w- a y r i , . you ll you i you Her u i y.-- fur tho ho took . W i ipeak you will of in i. i i i th your . u t t up Ah, I . own you tee i; i late how foul i you you have ii ail win In y ha i i r r j i I ml -l i . yon h U-l i y hi had r Iran ii . i . i . w mid ii n i y tho I no. You hi i down, you youth, yon . from wife, y u f r it Tor all beauty there in fop you. as r me. a few short ye-m of if-. Then, when brown hair l; white, white is when u i I've ah. then pity -On of M rival had hP head before the the eyes. Fr an Infant fop tho all hop then the spirit hack to hep. she up with a curling Up, am already with a pip- ink said you must not think to throw dust in my I know you know you tin contrary, you to know loss than I had expected. If know lite s well, pray what am All her rival's hatred in the of Bald lie, of my the secret of tin You are answered Mme. de serenely, of your children and I am tho king's XIV. had ed a faint In tho days disarm an- of king. Hut now knew what ll was to have tho senses struck out of hep by a word. She not doubt I'm Ii of what heard. There was Hint in her rival's fact, in hep steady in her pilot voice, lion it. Sue for an Instant, i it ire i hands at the air. In . ml eyes dull and if i Then a short sharp die wall one who has tho cues t the the v together mi tall- II m I res ow i Is she packed away in i-1 an portal de of thorn, u ed With f Ins i. ll S. . , toe ii. . . ill lilt- haul an I can p and she i Mice, de In T Up III There , knows she her proud head , f i and her white m let pity ti an To e ; dace be m re ii scorn- eyes and bitter of en my brother, monsieur, tint I should In- if he would make -ii tents. bade me say that he had done At what hour, As soon as am ready. At west At the east. The carriage where Is my are to pick him up at the pate. Ho is watched, an I wore ho seen beside tho carriage nil he I monsieur, if you will take my cloak and tills casket nay star, They their way by a circuitous route through the U- u corridors, she hurrying a creature, a hood u over her fare her heart in flutter at every stray foot- fall. Hat friend. She met no one -n soon found her- self the eastern gate, A of Swiss leaned up n their mucker upon either tide, and the carriage awaited her. Tho dour was open, and a tall cavalier swathed In a i her Into lie I hen I ; lb seat to her. slammed door, and the away down the main drive. it had mil p Join Inside the coach, for It was usual to a there, and he wit inking place which would afterward That all -mural enough. Hut when ton and be had neither u-a she peered at la with some curiosity. At last die silence pressed her with a vague uneasiness, it was time I it loan end, A ran her nerves. Who or what he In, silent Then suddenly it struck her that he be dumb. monsieur Is she Mid. cannot speak. If that cause of your silence, will you raise your hand, and I shall lie sat rigid and silent. Then a sudden mad tear came upon her. shut up in the dark with this dreadful, voiceless thing. She screamed In her terror and strove to pull down the window often the door. But a grip of closed suddenly round her wrist and forced tier hack Into her seat. They were already out on the country raids far It darker than heavy clouds hail hanked over I I and the i but A i i Ti ., in. 1.0 Hi ll, mid Lowland ; stock paid in, ml Bu.-k Secured i from ,, , l . .,,. . Ayden. well water oW I Land in. Silver Coin, ; h Apply to Lent in Bank and j i,. notes N. i ml have of graded .,. T e OF NORTH i, , were in DO j Undivided leas . --L -A Original mail to move on loom of be life work of i to be ii i. be Ins Hint you have to buy supply I ii in Hi 3,120.00 Mils 0-1 ,, ,; 1.72 , . I . t . Dan Make, New ti . i H broke the u . fair ground- the PIT P. t I, J. B. Smith, Cashier of the Hut the above statement is i. 01-1 of my and be- lief. J. B. SMITH, Cashier. . . T to before j J. B. SMITH, I DIXON, STANCIL CANNON. Notary Directors III I . ill the v h.-r of ii t . . dark Hi. I lite of in. like a child which in She In hi lier the her ; . nil were ml Hie I Ii key mi table full It, n which mi; the In .-, , .- I mill . . nil l . ,. I I w v. . i-l . like n . I ; An i. I .- . i Is . ; . . lie . . III . . I fr .- J . .- Ill e . Will, I. n Jon h Hie Hi-Hi . for love love wan 1-. ii n Hie Jewels nil mid If lie sin- lie rid t in There lier pen- of would he a 11111- one, for was then there all the which during these long years, the Jewels, tho pearls, ii. down lay ; n In den. the ill It. lOW in in She I.-1 had nil . i yes. If In- m . .ii r Any 1-I-. Mils this kw-c sin. in nils- i know what iii 1.1 Hie In I Ill- s I . , . V in . . if i. I . i- is . I I . . . . , i i a nil i. ; . I In-- it. I haw I Why ab i to i . t. in. for sake, Mm in the win- mini her own , . . .; m , hO I to ; U now ;. m limy I.- when ii in ton lie i-.-ii wrong person I am the I II i n you know Hint my word has some you ITO BE .

i mini i eastern AND i. WHICHARD, Editor and in the post at Greenville. N. C, second matter, Advertising rates made known upon application A correspondent desired a every post office in Pitt and adjoining counties. Greenville, . t in to SOUTH CAROLINA SKIT. THURSDAY, Commerce when say the word, men. Roosevelt seems to be mi anxious to reform till AGAINST M IN I OF H. TAIT. W. H. f You can make grow if do your part pushing along. drive a horse to water but you can't make drink. Something M to th president's new tangled Th.-weather and the toes seem to be the lead sub- of discussion days. old s miner lingers With us tins year Owing to heavy rainfall this summer everybody ex- to heir the cry but such does not seem to be the ease. There i activity business and the great problem is to find laborer sufficient to do the work. There is general complaint among our good housekeepers the scarcity of vegetables. As is very rapidly and the demands are greater than the supplies, it might be a flood business tome our citizens t pay i Sunday's Sewn and A do dues the best position on Mi Bryan and government that we read. Ashe Were the government to all of the railroads, necessarily. no new lines could be built ex- by the government, with public money. There would b but one system of railroads throughout the United states. Bail road construction has not been finished in this country. will need many more lines The location of these new roads must depend on the enterprise aid demands of the growing towns and communities section of the Union. government ownership, e would apply to the department, not for per mission to for the money to build. If a desired with per- mission nor money would be given. In this aspect of case it seems that the not when it may be for the government to a I tail There are several millions of voters connected -with the rail roads. They would be Co.- trolled by the administration. MIGHTIEST AND BEST S ASK STAGES-3 ,, FAIRS-3 l-SPECIAL TRAIN COMING IN Alt VAST All HERE. INVINCIBLE IN i Ki a TWICE DAILY. j, . Ca ONLY MOW ON HIPPODROME . RARE ANIMALS, BY STEAM . THE TENTS SUN AND RAIN PROOF SEATS FOR . AMUSEMENT -r , LI V. . .,. WM n. Furniture We can solve it for you. Leadership Furniture Sale Competition is Brisk and Furniture Sale Claims are many a ad loud. WHO What decide it. There is test. That sale is best and most important that offers you Lowest Prices on the Furniture You Come and be convinced. please. TAFT In this time of high wages, the man who is working for a salary should be careful to save a part his earnings. practice and prepare for possible days adversity. Mo one has a lease on health, and lie lay aside some- thing for rainy SEARCH LIGHT OF TRUTH ON THE Under government ownership an administration could attention to late gardening., H in power. Our gov- n w is b- parties, the party in power, with the I of the pensions, the the National banks, and the ran-J ENTERPRISES , , . . ., , ,, OF THE WORLD roads would be Invincible. system of government would be changed to an by the chiefs of the ruling party these r I am opposed t ownership-a favoring The following advice from a September Maker if of every kind heeded by the average wage except to an employee travel- will make him a on the business of his mad j I on that parties road. Mr. Bryan, I hope, i be our for the one servant that can the f JUST A MOMENT TOTE FAIR; earner wise- and AS BEST TENTED ENTERPRISE. I Thai from which Double R. R. Cars. Educated Quadrupeds. People and The HIPPODROMES- I OS Cages, Dens. HORSE Star Performers. SPECIAL Jolly Clownst he price all Dry Goods Notions will be marked down low. We are now selling figured law , and embroideries FLOODING FEASTS OF NEW DELIGHTS BY OUR CONGRESS OF CELEBRITIES They Have no Equals. They are in Marvelous Wonders. Hat Trent Don't Walt to See i treat. there are Scats for Persons beneath our Sun and Waterproof Tents. WITH THESE AND ONLY THESE GREAT SHOWS ARE TO BE FOUND work seven week without not in his is a matter outside of the office of N r is it imminent. To ownership an amendment lo the Federal breaking fourth command and seven as well, and that does not even t a vacation namely, money. To exceed your j d income i dollar per month is misery; to save a dollar a month from it is progress. The of says lies never in the amount f money, but in the relation of in- come to t. rot HIGH-CLASS FEATURES BY JULIAN EVA AERIAL AERIAL BROTHERS TRIO FAMILY HI IKE rental Fearless Wire and an-1 Boneless Race and Drivers, Wonderful J Horses, Dogs. . and Rare Fierce Animals. OUR BATES. s xv nab N M pun pi I ll Bryan during his visit North Carolina, will further than Raleigh. Be will in the following Raleigh, Sept. 18th, Sal Sept 18th, While debt was Sept. 18th, Charlotte, Sept prodigal out of his fine home, ex If any of the Di of this pushed him on the section to hear him they faster. in faro- will attend the speaking through pride that at Raleigh If the new railroad destruction, was were complete, a one of his causes of failure, large number would go. are taxed twice as heavily by our pride as by the The table roles more than the Tn a r Hi. the eves of Ohio Bab not our own, that ruin more and Ohio Railroad Hie candle soon were killed five Injured. Tue burned at both ends by neglect w in a fog, the, d of both income and outcome, trains owing together oil a e waste makes woeful over The i- to waste manes I Young men especially given a of. w In should economize to get a little orders. capital so that they may be able to for .,. tin at at lie las F figured Lawn at 1-2 cent Percale at T., A. I. C. hams at Save the Worry The hot weather brings y without adding to it by o i a v dinner or rapper. With such a . Canned Goods, Goods, Pickles, Butter Cheese, Cakes, Candies, as I carry, the selecting and easy and the saved It will take no you of if yon visit store and see what I carry You can find one door North of -T iX Court and circus both next week bring many people- to town. OHM J. B Job Printing Our specialty. Job Printing This department is in charge of F. C. NYE, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory Your money hidden away at borne it worse in Hitler put it in a bank, and let it hi making something f you. It dangerous to have much at when after people know it. The Bank of Win- will pay you on time deposits J. P. Joseph Bar- Carey left Sunday j for Baltimore where they will several days and sight Quite a number of young people n to Red to the yearly meeting B. F. Co., have just moved into their concrete store and have returned from the northern markets where they purchased a full line of of ladies, goods, furnishings, hats, caps and so a large line of Toe goods have and are ready to shown. They cordially invite all to come and examine their vast stock before buying elsewhere. Miss B who J. K. J Al. O. to Swamp to yearly day. Pan's f f Pants Pants for Barber Co. D. S. Chapman, one of our men. I morning fir Ch Hill where he I will complete bis course in next June. yards Laces and at exist Come early aid get the bargains. No. f groceries on hand ire open re m B. F. Mun- A- d natures gr. . A. con -i Mineral Slops lion, Kidney , Liver com- plaint, Female w cuts sores For -ale at the drug store of B. T. Got, Br. Miss Chapman, who bid v her LIVE MAN HAS NARROW FROM ESCAPE near day Claude returned borne ii i instill . Barber Co. STRAY UP. We are lo announce Rev. B. not-d j I have taken up one weigh- Sunday school worker of if fat, nil Southern Baptist convention, will and Meek in left ear. lecture in the Baptist shares St same by proving prices. B. T. Cox, Bro. Wednesday Sept are cordially invited to mu- bi-n School, tablets, and ink, at a bargain at J. B. Cur roll Co's. Theodore Cox returned Monday spent Saturday and Sunday with . . . ,, .,.,. . I night after spent several her sister. Mrs. J. O. . ,., , . days and Seven Springs. returned Monday. Do you want to aspire your takes the place of Oil o- to the modern of We sell it. If you J., the B. T. Cox, Bro. must be nursed Nicest line of dress shirts ever and supplied with up Shown in at Drive you wagon this Harrington, Barber Co. way. We can supply you with Mrs, L. died staples novelties. Bear of consumption at in mind, we a specialty of her home near here, was of crown Evans. buried Monday evening. A Carolina Supply Co. row stricken husband two ; B. T. c j children aged and years are , left to mourn their lo-s. She had . n been a of Reedy . . ,., ., . , . , h of and Branch for or years. . ,., . , of and we on hand a few cop- a . . r Miss Mat lie Hill, el of Teasers Bibles, we are were w r and all an even- J. F. of the firm of Chapman spent Sunday his son near fa Goto the drug Store of B. T. t, their rail Cox Bro for T. W. Wood their Sou's grade turnip and not to buy their fill . seed. They will he prepared to be- N. need of not having good gains. pants when Barber j We were glad to see Rev. T. H. Co., have just received anew lot, I King, of here Monday. that they will sell cheap. j Be came over to see For fruit jars For to Barber Co. re ,. , , . line of men's Summer Pauls at A nice line of and tin . n ,, o. We must room for our ware at J. B. Carroll Co. , . ,, I fall stock, and are to make . B. F. Manning went to , , this sacrifice, ville Tuesday III put in an order for windows in the Free Will i left this morning Baptist which is in completion. It will be one the bis little son, in when who All colors of paint, yellow A of summer silks all at Harrington Barber Co t A Co. returned from . the I Miss Cox and brother, northern markets where we have services at purchased a line of dress goods, furnishings, Kittrell is shoes, hits and caps, also a town this week, line of notions. We cordially in- Nice mullets at all to come and examine our garbs Co. immense stock before buying else- all where. A. W. Ange and Co. I washable, at cost. A nice line of fancy groceries S Ci. always band at J. B. Carroll Mrs. L. B. returned Barber Co., . a visit at Tuesday. their friends to wait a few herrings at and their of Co. before They are in nor Joseph of cities buying In The A. Cox Mfg. Co. his still making this Pitt Co School High school, fill your J F. N C. DELIGHTFUL DANCE OPERA IN Complimentary to Misses Pattie B Barden, of Edenton, Eva of Washington and Olive Morrill, of Snow Reported for Reflector iii. the most dances of season was Friday evening in Perkins Opera House complimentary to Pattie B. Barden, of Eva Hassell, of and Olive Morrill, of Snow Hill, N. C, It being a card dance the early the man began at nine thirty led by Waller Wilson Jr., with Miss Morrill. Many new figures were which were very beau- Toe young ladies were in full dies and Hie gentle-j men in black suit, and it being the last dance the big C. S-i After being placed th.- wagon and started a j the District resting us. known and unclaimed . lo m years old, apparently lifeless at end or the bridge Thurs lay showed of life while way to By the was saved from drowning, hut when believed to be dead, another action fate saved rum being placed alive Hie in the morgue. be in lies a col in the Hospital, but has a fair ch of recovery. Forsythe, who has not yet sufficiently to giving any explanation was in the river about yesterday by John who was walking Hie bridge. He saw what looked be a on me of water, a few fr m He hurriedly obtained a rope and the man out he water. The had j or fallen the river j moment before. An ex failed to ills- close any signs of life, and Striker sent a call to mill I to buy your b all Shoes. Our Men's Are Faultless Our Men's Fall Shoes are rich in those feature of style and workmanship so pleasing Men who are parts about their Shoes. j Graceful, dignified shapes, with an artistic touch in every line. Fashioned from the very best leathers by the leading Shoe Manufactures the Country, they are sure to please the most discriminating Shoe We've a fine showing latest Fall and Winter from which to make a Kid. Patent Kid, Patent J in Metal Calf, are Leathers. Button I , e Styles. Extreme Conservative Lasts. We can do you a power of good. Sir. when you are re . . . u ill.- en ii and sent c for the Emergency Hospital. no lie I h -i buy bushels at G. a Vt N. C Frank Lilly, Ayden, N, W . I. on. N. C C. K. Gardner, Grifton, N. M. SCHULTZ fully completed. Wholesale an old a Dig B. Hop was r , MA Desk and are in position ti orders promptly. Have you new d- vice for sun tops to any original and yards nice lawns voile.-, at cost. Co. The enrollment of Winterville school will reach the right. It will to by the close the to sea him before pun-basing your w has begun nicely, buggy. in of poor crops, the A. G. The child of Mr. and Mrs. Cox Mfg Co , are Mill getting orders J. S. died Sunday and was for their handsome buggies and buried Monday. They have j wagons. heartfelt sympathy in lie- I A nice of dings always hand at Barber Co's. by all. following couples Miss Eva Hassell, Washing- ton, WiN.-n Jr. Miss Pattie B. Barden, of Eden- ton, Mr. Robert Miss. Mary of Baltimore, with Mr. Marl; Williams. Miss Olive Morrill, with Walter Wilson Jr. Nina James, with Mr. J. Miss with Mr. K. H. Thompson, N. C. Miss Alice Lang, with W. E. Miss Margaret Skinner, with Waler G. Ward. Miss I Skinner, Dock Horne. Miss Bertha Patrick, with Will Miss May Whitfield, with Mi. Pi Wilson, N. C- with Hal Par- sons, nil. Miss Mary James, with Miss Mary Tom Mi-- with Ames Brown, Mi-s Irma with White. Miss Maud . Moore. Patrick, with Cary Burt James, Harry Skin- Skinner, Cary Warren, Ale Blow, Ray Tyson, Mr of Kansas City, Ned J. W. W. B. Wilson, C. S. furnished by the Green- ville Orchestra. Carriages, Tables, Safes, p and Gail Ax Key West Che George Can Cherries, Peaches, Apples Pine Syrup, Jelly, Milk Flour Sugar, Coffee, Lye, Magic Food, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, V a Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Dried Apples, Prunes, Currents, nil Ware, Tin and Cakes i, j. Best Butter, I int and nil goon Quality S. M. SCHULTZ FRANK WILSON THE CLOTH Pulley Bow en THE HOME OP WOMAN'S FASHIONS. I announce a for magistrate in Creek township. Buck. Our Mr. W. Bo wen is in Northern Markets Purchasing Fall Stock Watch For Our New Goods. m PULLEY BOWEN mm Proclamation Governor State Executive Information has been w. Harrington Jr. late the charged with icy assault upon W. J. Tell, Whereas, it appears that the said W. II. Harrington Jr the or conceals himself that the nary process of law be served him. I, K. it. Glenn. Gov nun- of lbs of Carolina, in me v by do issue this my a reward One tor the and said ll. Harrington Jr. to Sheriff of Comity at the Courthouse X. C. and so enjoin all the Stale and all good assist bringing criminal lo Done at our of day July, in the year of our one nine hundred and six and in the one hundred thirty- first year of our American R n. By the Governor. A. II. P Secretary Tobacco Pack Barns and Cot- ton Gins ins urea. Reasonable Pates. Apply to H. A. t is sure to pay you

ma Is receiving Fall Goods Daily. Stronger Line of Dr A Goods, Clothing, Furniture and House Furnishings than ever before. See our line before buying. r-s CATS AND DOGS. Mood,, of the Canines Cat as dogs do. i i .-. lad if arc i. beyond a cuff to u now then a scolding or exclamation of rebuke enough. are also lest intelligent and g than a dog if kicked in trodden on. There is M more beautiful in a fare than the lie turns the friend I hurt before them is time to I plain. His whale demeanor express- es highest magnanimity, not on- I the foregone pardon, but the eager desire that the offender shall think no more of the matter. In i is eats more men and women than dogs are. They have moods, and their nature is complex. A dog is very much of a piece, lie is a good or a bad dog, brave or cowardly, honest or a sneak. The canine intelligence is much higher than the feline, but the disposition is simpler. Cats are irritable by temperament, sensitive to changes of the weather, to frost, to They are and naturally dis- posed to bite and scratch when at play. There is n curious tendency in as in balanced or over- strung human beings, to lose their heads when in high spirits, and the self command most of them show when full grown in resisting these impulse- is u striking proof of con- I . A full grown pet cat scarcely ever a ch Id, how much maul I by it. cats are moody and subject to a physical re- act . I former i With the eats I have know . is. Their in- i i r is to th i.- entirely by petting. Tiny I r-o dependent on .-I us an is I in children i i or i roil, as they I with the most . they are in pain and presenting the no car its for mi i, r f cut. They are j at eat dogs in taking i or subletting to surgical bit show their recognition of c by coming for it similar Bar. Ben I . ill . I- nation patent, r Harrison. r i so inn ii . plied he for I shall pi and he dead i i mi so i hut and king for hour in tin; ; n nub on of In it when i infer i or was said r Iran- re to heavy be stimulate the LIVER, strengthen the the i.-. are as an In districts virtue v. July freeing sugar Take No W at a . i S Not Quite Bow , thins; not , Ac- Coming and Jubilee via sale 8th, and N. Steamboat Service. L. leaves daily at in. leaved Greenville dully at in. for A ton at with Norfolk for Philadelphia, New fork, and all other Mm Hi. a Norfolk all points Wed. order their via Not folk, ear Norfolk H. It to change without J. J. Agent, Green- ville, N. C. H. C. General T. and f. Norfolk, M. K. KING, V. M. Friend, Tim is Worth Suppose Stop and Sec Isn't it N. Match Mr Joe take pleas- in stating your Remedy has entirely cured our little girl of a very bad ease which covered a part of her body, bad eczema from the time she three weeks old, until she was six years old. She is now perfectly well and I feel that I cannot too highly of it She ha had a symptom of years. Be pert fully, J W. COBB. To Publishers and Printers an new hi h patents pending, whereby we can reface BrusH Col d Rules, it. and and make them fully us good as now and without any or I-I mi the bot- tom. PRICES in Hi ltd regular length lief L. and Head Ruled In and over per A sin. i e refaced w e will Uh sent on a- box i useful . , ,. hi SC tool i . r enc l , . and we will fool J; Co of Type and High Grade Printing Mater N. Ninth Street. p d. w. IN And Pro J. f .-. Ii Corey The way lie p work, not many will elapse bad Raleigh Pan,, Sound i d is completed. Cotton , , and n hand pi ton- i I. Country Produce Bo gill and Sold GREENVILLE North Ca In a. fl 17th. Km further on Ticket A gent or r. c. W. . Pas-i liter V N. P SOUTHERN ER era me id Trace Also killing the Announcement W. beg leave to announce that we are Wholesale and Retail, for- White Lead, Paints, Colors, and and Country Ready nixed Paints. There is no line in the world better than th; Harris i line, it has it a reputation for honorable wares and honorable dealings. If you use the Harrison Paints you need never worry quality. .- REFUGEES- by l V- I Boat Mi dark a in-null-, look Li ;, ma i . be Is In the ,, 1.1 -1 Of -eS lite. Mill in fat i,,.,. be i -ii. ii W i i. ,,, i arrow In r. . II ll M ml- ,,. . lint iii rite a ii i we h re .,. were read i to- K away in- new at The be looked and bad no be more. Mm -mi and o the blood Ml . in her ii Madden bad .,,., . .-. low In- i ii- i ii . , i,. file ,. I e i i mil law , ha -I old. i- ; I hi M I ill- re ii t. . her I , . d-l . H , -.- l i H i a trill a. We trust that you favor us with your orders whenever you want good paint for any Have just a car load and can give you Special Prices. Baker Hart c. BETHEL BANKING AND TRUST CO. AT BETHEL, N. C. At the close of business June 18th, RESOURCES. Loans and discounts th- line- Ml to nature. Then- la to be be. ire for your nor . ID do the i-. , if i Ii n l I i. i i i vim Our of m as es- .,. for I .- bitter, . i I- re I orb left youth -n. . ., ii; b l ,, . lab Ii- M-v ii ii I. I I P allied In often it ;. at l -It Hi ,. i Into . . i Ii. lite baa roam Hi. . I i i And la end of all .i- painful ., pain in your I auger I dared I Joy in it became feel that your vile bub no cried the i. forever h r fury laid all fear and from he Step- pad between door him. bar pa If he wild her her l. ., ,. Hie -i thrust a little forward, one small while it inn-i carpet there should be no In She la wait- .,, ,, ;,,. inn for you It was a el herself with In III last wax It not. Furniture Due from lit l- Gold Silver and other U. Total No news r to of , m p the event of the ill already u It. for I I I i II r I re had I n H or Intimate Mia rose, In heat of She was s-till in her putting the to page to her that the I was III her salon. Mine, lie i hardly in good fortune. Mm tier I brain all as how she win way to and here he ; for her. lie bad by her of Ins now, be i upon in-.- . i her ; love, be fell Hull i I in her down ill bin feel. line one else tell a. I would know All ran III III ; i lie ,,,,.,, as it nit in his I ; -i -v,,,, , .,,,,,;, ,, . ., Capital stock 5,800.00 ,,., j ., ., ,. ; ,. fund , . heart Undivided 1,174.90 Ii . Ah. an for it it what . . n . no i . .;. Some People New Shoes HURT And u ed. that Too shoe rt- from tin- start is to them they felt the luxury of putting on a sin--. The Hanan Shoe offers more real comfort when Dew than tin kind of offer starts out a smart, stylish sh e and ends just an smart and stylish. Then are not so many such people used to be. We know this because w.; sell so . than we used. Maybe yon would like to prove these fact. C. L. Wilkinson Co. many won he i till I II don i do . i. rail i. -die d hi. ;. IN Hills 6.000,00 Time of deposit 9.809.80 Deposits subj. to check 88,799.21 Gainer's checks out- Total North i, C II. II. Taylor Cashier of the above swear that the above statement is best of my edge and belief. Subscribed and sworn to be- ore me, this day of April a. Gardner Votary Public H. EL J. It. BUNTING, M. O. REPORT OF THE CONDITION THE BANK OF FARMVILLE, N. C. AT THE CLOSE OH BUSS J Loans 1.880.00 Due from Bunks Cash Items 0.80 coin Silver coin 1,170.11 Nat. A notes 1,489.00 109,910.01 LIABILITIES stock pd in profits sun check 109,910.01 State of Carolina, County if Pitt. I, J. R. Davis, Cashier of the bunk, do solemn- swear the above i to beat of my knowledge belief. J. R. DAVIS, Subscribed and sworn to be- for me, this day of June J. V. JOHNSTON, Notary Public. REPORT OF TUB CONDITION OF Correct- WAGE, T. L L. DAVIS, Job Printing Our specialty. Reflector Job Printing Office an, in id I I not I lite elite ii;. inn nil Bill i I for re 1-1111 I think i- h it we e the Hint the Hire h he It III. I nil I hill I y a happy one us in me lie. nine in- A pal- ace lie for III ever purl of prefer, Ii i twenty miles from -Vnil how thin us would lite the Ion of your Her bad turned Io lead within her breast, he hotly and -he have Io turn him Us she hail lull tills and yet bearing new to Him, fell that all her were mill It. well this matter, and It in- say There Is other all. I have your Io have his n tor yon would IIii bide court It thoughtful you. she. And this. Ion, was a we hear much of now- I inlays, for who was II Inn know, I know, I eon- fens II. I you deeply. Hull every en which Is In icy power made. Nay. not look so ale-lily III inc. I Let . last Other Which limy leave a pleasant Ail the gen s from now, her voice had hard linger, memory ii may well you, are from wen, in whom you who can nun in another without pale lo he Hie salons of your court to remind you your per lint to me. III some lonely country my band, by my family, the, seem mill of far from all lave charm lO life, far from the man for love have every win he a memory to me, you nay be; I The eyes hail which allot from hers, I he to set a curb Upon his lie felt that It for him i I yellow cc . Ibo I oak pane; . i till. i do got i . I the cried. lie was convinced than ever that she hail her A truck Iii in which lie tn nil III it in -re In In r nature. He ti the it Ii gave order. A youth with golden hair down over bl black hi let enter It was her Unit wish Mo Sin- a- unable to the k his Then It was III .; e, Th. foundation of x. . in a way is ECONOMY. There is nothing which you to save like keeping your in a bank. Do not wait until you have a big deposit. We accept small on-s as We pay interest on Time Deposits. If you not carry a account, come in or write us. THE o aV her her children as well as i- ere to lie taken from her. other and m , a I i Idle she r away. All a bitter ill woman up for she was king her If her sun will not for her then be he for none, A knife lay among her ready to be UP at w ring bid, ran forward to top her, hill bud he. A woman hail darted o. hail caught the up- wrist. There as a two swayed strained, and the Knife dropped feet. The frightened It up, seizing his III lie son the wrist, he rushed do Monte pin hack against the man to confronted by eyes face filial other the whoso fell like a her I life I have from Hull which you would have iii Mrs; me Ii l yon who have driven to Mils -yon. whom I picked up when you were pressed for a , mi of id or a cup of sour wine What bud had nothing which was it And did I give yon gave yon know you everything the entrance to bad hem nil from inc. And now mock mock you pity you from hot torn of my Ha. A is pitied by the widow your pity go where your gratitude is, where your character is. We shall lie troubled with II no longer words do not pain inc. have never had nil evil thought toward toward Ob, woman. OS BANK Of GREENVILLE Greenville, N. C. CAPITAL 25.000,00 SURPLUS 25.000.00 UNDIVIDED PROFITS S 18.800.00 ASSETS OVER or deposited for a time percent. Accounts of merchants, far- and individuals solicited It. L. Davis. Mas. L. Little. IS Knowing HALF OF IT. Si. I'll I lift do W lit to V . mid my. kn I iii urea thing it cornea to ii- yon are going CO pay is where will convince you that la the place COTTON SEED. MEAL AND HULL Hay, Corn, Oats Bran, Ship Stuff, Lime and Groceries. When in tins line it will be to your interest . V- JOHNSTON. Leader In tot It is sure to pay yo

m . i CONDENSED STORIES. LOCAL ITEMS. v. . gM. Little Bib Caught up Here an to There Th an- just like men in the of New mullets at M One day celebrated Ed- ward Everett was riding along a road in Massachusetts. At a blip 1.1 pretty girl got t. the ear and took vs. ant eat by his tide en reel conversation her . much entertained her fresh vivacious com- . When the was entering ton determined to . am said bland- y- you like to know who it whom have boon talk answered the girl, turning her e. The statesman smiled benignant- Tin-- at him He again, for the mortify- thought hi- name could to lier not yet taken form in hi serene mind. The pa became oppressive. the girl bethought she said desperately you live in Glass Thai Keeps Out Heat. Cotton baskets for Mile by J. O. Proctor Prof. W. W. Tuesday evening fr. J. F rt Tue-- day a trip This is going to be big week on the t. judging from the --z- at the breaks an far. Two hundred aDd girls bye in a Dew mil in N. C. Good wages. Apply o C. W. Jeffreys, Tarboro, F. C. For H. P. engine, in first class condition, reason selling, we have to power. Commercial Uniting Mills II Those having real .-state in town or in country to sell, or to. wishing to real e late, lot- or will do west to call no MS at my office N. C- A. STRAY UP. I have taken one gild DO-, black k across back weight pounds, marked mt in ear fork in left, Owner can get by proving and paying charges. Near Track, Greenville K. aDd w. The whole stale will rejoice the indictment the man son in will lead the discovery of Mt. I son who so mysteriously a year and a half ago. Kit can be the child as there it HO severe for man There are people who have still could IS I'll that child An Austrian inventor, I that it had teen kidnapped. is reported to have wanted to nude anew kind of window whose chief is prevent the of nine-tenths -h-w l In re- of the of the sun's rays. It is Mr well known that window I in glass allows nearly all derived from the sun to but, on the other hand. intercepts all heat coming from sources, such as a stove r the heated ground. This is the reason why heat accumulates under the roof of a hothouse. If covered t glass a hothouse would, it is he- Hue you have the motive, e hope there is saddle the Crime Messenger. A Political Forecast. There are strong indications t come a cold house, since the heat there will be a revolution could get into it. One which has forth in favor of the , is that a windows I , , , wee with it would country. Already there delightfully cool in summer, are But in winter perhaps the and two would not . agreeable. St. hence there will probably be more political changes than In any campaign during the past quarter of a century. In many of the North em States both are and demoralized; mid no one is wise to forecast the I alignment of parties in I Morning Star. Louis Pi t-Dispatch. store Will th- of Pin I hi of s r. to I . . f Hill . nil I , I--- f , Mill I fit Hi Hill M Hi. . r I I II .,., it . ii ii. m STRONG Again is Mrs. Lucy said after taking Dyspepsia Cure. Hundreds of other weak are d j re- I stored to perfect by s YOU may I well if you will take i ., Ind n. all t I that have. men, i organs . r weaken Dy Cure stomach and r re I organ to all cf ti o- the body, aid rebuilds the weak restoring I h and strength. m. constipation, dyspepsia. sour r. . . ,. heartburn all stomach i i . I , I stout IN . I, ; , , f i. ii . . i I . ., r , . i . . I . . i Grim W I. S. V i in I. n M i . . i mi I i,. i,, . i . ,. r. y -f l . V i i, i l . i , I . ill ii. in , . i i I I will -X. I i I . i, ii r i Hi. of fin i ml M ; n ii n In Or i -m I. V ST I Jim vi I , l Digests What You Eat I I Tins Mm Department Store News Our Buyers have returned from the Northern Markets and in a few days our store will be crowded with New Fall and Winter which you are invited to see. Our stock will be complete in every department, our buy- have been careful to provide th best and newest in each line represented our large collection en Merchandise, as usual a high standard of quality has been maintained and lowest prices consistent therewith will prevail. We Have Just Opened a small shipment of Long Black Silk Gloves. You should call early before sizes are broken up. Watch this space for announcements of new few days. Visit this store often and keep an eye on our new showings. EASTERN REFLECTOR D J Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR VOL. No. GREENVILLE. Pin COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1906. NO WALK UNDER WATER. Odd Device. Judge Fifteen Stroll on N. Y., Sept. the annual county at Genius Lake, fully persona wit- P. Lawton, walk under water with with a new contrivance with which be has experimented. Although demonstration was the inventor still refuses to allow anyone to inspect the device, he has not yet perfected it. After the judge adjusted the device, which covered only the face and left the top hack of the bead exposed, waded into deep water until completely merged. A M that be carried at the end of a pole gradually closer and c to the w and then moved on u Hue parallel with shore. After fifteen the i merged from the water device bis face. BUYS Two Doing Rocky Mount. The Reflector would rather see Greenville beys remain at home and help to build home, at the same time it gives us pleasure to that they meet I with when go else- where engage business. Io Rock v the other day we ml two of our who are making L. T. Bland proprietor of the hotel there and his success is almost He has had the hotel a few mouths, yet in this r time has built such a with the traveling public that his i- foil every Lee keeps an idea hotel In a place, an table, his rooms are f he gives every at- I things go a long way H winning travelers Another boy in Rocky Mount Hill He a in the drug there ii ml in- him exceedingly popular. i is a young man forging bit way to the a h w fit Rocky man in of D. been there aid h among he lead- dry the having a largo brick More erected in to c hi EX S BOOK It is staled Vii E Stevenson in a . . public men with in- h i iii eon tact, lie Juts in in wit i for i of and his i i of tin in will In- ii m ion. Mr. n i. . the v observer; tut in acute anal- vis, his to popularity Ami can write a story a- he can toll it will he a treasure-house of I Minor, for a st be was never I tie Ob- HOMICIDE AT HIGH POINT. George Slays Pleas Oaks and is Held Under a Bond. High Point, Sept. an inquest here this afternoon over the body of Pleas Oaks, who was killed this ling George there was sufficient to slayer over to court in the of he was unable to give. homicide was committed early this morning in the part of the city came up i in I up is now in jail. n- story of the crime, as learned from witnesses, is as fol- Pleas Oaks came to the of drunk and en- gaged in an altercation with him. Oaks attempted to jerk off porch when he was ordered off by latter. struck at. meets a black-jack, he had bis sleeve and las to his wrist is now on the dead man's person. He shoved inside his own door. Once inside reached for his pistol on the tel and after ordering the premises three times, shot him dead as Oaks was trying to brain hi in a black-jack. wife and Mr. Mike Mo were eye It is also learned that was trying to b intimate with wife, this being the real of there which led to the server. What Greenville d i o way of felling tobacco no other need to do Th it Out From Raleigh. From time time the State pa- have had something to say about that class of lawyers known variously as and who as soon as a person is killed or injured by a nil- way, to house and get the taking chances, charging no fee but agreeing to take half of the damages which may tie received. Old lawyers, men, are heard to express surprise that these g i on yet are loath to take the proceeding necessary to disbar who do thing, but at last there is to be a test brought before the Court and pushed by an eminent lawyer, wine i jar n t a few of the stay in Carolina. case is now being prepared nod a lawyer who is say- will drop and bard. So net nine, may he d me this el- lawyers, tint we II, m be mid in passing if hi t solicit damage sun ease and bung them on were disbarred oh an d- i the fraternity In Noun The class i- the general III II k. Announce a in th Third Kin-ton, N. The r public n exec Hive , district ran i Julian F c to lion O. the n ,. lot In this i, i. was no lot A H i of Ore . end ., o i. a in race i M . who v. tin nominee who live- in Colonel Sugg i lie Kit . No Slid There will lie no the Greenville market on h Cole here will want to take in i the show. JACK nets. Black N. O. Sept. G. Porter and Raymond left tor Baltimore Washington City, Philadelphia and other points of S. C. Mills, Miss Hills, J. O. Johnson and Miss Julia Cox meeting at Pa-- chapel last iv. Fannie House and Mrs, of House, are visiting i m our Miss of H id- X Bans, is visiting here this week. H. H. Mills is glad of a baby gill. Little Miss is on sick list this week. Misses Smith Maud Hanker returned visit near Miss of Shel- is here for a few days. Samuel of is in our mil-r B. L. Clark went to Greenville Dr. W. H. of was here a few days ago on G. Porter others church at Banks Sunday. G. W. Cox and wife returned from New Bern and points. J. D Haddock, of Ayden, last week here. A. O. Clark, B. M. Elks and Harry Dunn, of Grimesland, were here Misses S Mills, Maggie son Edwards left Sun- fir Winterville High school. Elder came in Sunday d began Sun- night and will last about two The attendance has most excellent so fur. W. L. Hurst and wife, of Win- are here for a few days. A Needle in His For some time A. Y. Ricks has suffered severe pa n- at intervals in the fleshy portion of his leg below the Me says lie pealed to all but was told be only had One day recently an i x himself and as a r moved a needle from the limb. The pain ceased and he lay hi is all light DoW. The needle was bright medium size, with the eye broken, ACTUALLY It seems that there are dung a business in this who are on the subject of newspaper It they give the an ad it i because other does, or else on the ground of the local paper. Either of these classes will actively to ac- due that made a single sale then And reason is plain. They do not gnat It with purpose of it pay. v d a in their in the th- average one sale tor tenth d it would only be that any to return to the store. Ii is these who advertise method or n, if solicited, den and that actual if Hi. of them will newspaper. Audit i- vet due to local met chant who refuses to learn -en the value if homo advertising, mall order houses in the large cities read such bountiful results from -mailer cities. These n-e- use the mail-, and the in the -mailer t s see the Inn Bins and mil seeing a lung that the local merchant advertises, the out of town gets the business. If the local will try note arrival of out own packages it will be object son, and one which he should heed. It means that money w inch should pass his to another place, at d i canst-his own homo people not know of his Journal. STATEMENT OP FACTS. A CARD. To voters of t e 3rd Judicial District of North Carolina- I lie office of has always been declared to be ti non-political one. The present incumbent, Hon. L. I Moore, held the office two terms, years, and now seeks to have the people elect him for of four years more. To mind, mid tho mind of a mass of people, he has by his own act. disqualified from holding office longer and should re He has accepted of Twelve Months on Roads a Rail toad p nation at it salary Unloaded bun I of three dollars per year, to Pamlico Sound Road. It i In Superior court Tuesday a young man named was tried for that the of a young girl in the ;, of is y. with interests of rail- and other corporations can servo but attorney, el arise, u ill, and lid can two for he the and the els , will hold the w is ii it In i led and asked to put to a in-1. file s on Id t he snapped th. her the gun Al-not but who gnu tied in blew be pip bead Th young man the I tin Ye v gnu was a led, but tie Was ma h. I tie Relative to Averages Made by the Consolidated. following ought to convince every tobacco that it is to bis interest to sell bis tobacco with the Farmers dated Tobacco Company. market sold in month of August pounds at an average 8.91 with our average included. Consolidated To- fold pounds of this at an av. r- 0.06, making a of per hundred above market, Deduct our cents the average of which is and it will give you the average the other the same sold, which is Take this from which is made Tot Company, at d it ill give you the difference e its per higher than the other es This means mute money in the pockets farmers in one mouth than it nail sold at other houses. Now, if we can sell your for most money why don't you let us sell it We are to prove to you n the sworn statement of the secretary of the in hi id that this is a tine of YoU have worked to raise and prepare v our crop tobacco fie and it is a duty that yon owe to yourself and family to sell y, tobacco wherever can get most money. You don't get money for the tobacco -ell with the company but at the d of season get every dollar of commission from of your tobacco back the running expenses the Then is nut warehouse in the slate that has made as high averages as the Consolidated T. bacon Company has Blade iii the pa-t three years why it is that can't res Dial it is to their to patronize for the of this Company am unable to fee. warehouse men and their nave statements to the ill. ct tin. i are ill and trill give mote than . tun house on the market, Our monthly state in. which is r i to, shows that th e are not Hue a m I it does seen to n t time that the were waking up to the fact they making a great mi-take in not selling their tobacco with the Cm Throw away OUt the house that pays n the Si utter i, b and lie warehouse i- p i t J cc mi .- i you will make no mi-la me a load on above dates, a- I u in on one of the best . , I in.;.it- V ill- fill hi ll i . Tl i v. . . i I . I . s. Hi . NORTH C, MANNS Washington, Small, of the dis- is in today on bis way home from the Bryan me ting in New York. When s. en at the Hotel by Observer's correspondent and Baked for bis opinion of the Ne- speech Small said. is t o doubt it as a great speech a ad that if was entirely satisfactory to of the people who it. We a good of Carolina there, oil Ci. v. and Sena ton, aid we to whoop things up a little. I said it was a -i e and I like it, but in two I f.-el that possibly it mistake was made. One of the-e was his statement concerning State and government ownership of mm and the other was that be did not go into socialistic question as deep as be might have done. In this mat- his of it v as shallow and superficial, I it would have been better bad be spoken on ibis in a deeper and more dignified way. However, as far as bis allusion to and govern- Duration is concerned, I I express the of many of the Demo- in my State when I say that, while it was mistake to bring that matter int. the speech, it was simply the speech of an in- man and not the speech a candidate, for presidency though I have not the least doubt that Mr. receive the nomination at the Democratic convention to be the successor of Mr. on the platform. continued Mr. Small, many people have been in- by newspapers that arc unfriendly to Mr. Bryan the ex- tent that, instead of taking the speech as a whole picking out the good points aid bail one out, we have gone at it the other way aid are trying to see how much fault can lie found with it. The of the country are for this. the all in all it was n good one I have not the hast doubt, as I -aid, that Mr. Bryan will be the tho Democratic party, at the next con- for the presidency. We want him in North Car- to months on the chain gang W ton Kilter i e. u c n i fur tho Judicial id of North Carolina, I ask till the right thinking voters, vote for, and elect me to that position with tho assurance on my part, a and Meetings union meeting of the river association will begin i. Memorial Baptist I that I will faithfully perform the here on Friday evening the I duties the office to Utmost Sunday this and continue through Sunday. A pro- meeting will follow the union. of my Isaac A. Ill, N. Sept. 10th, 1906, Bush. i. ire was so take in iii- he brought the to tho Be- ll. i- i- top of on which are several line looking p they pear to be nut The deception l so complete that a number of people who have it thought actually grew the pine bush. Will Be a Reception at Befits th Greatest American. The press is already speculating ti. on the manner reception be given Mr. Bryan while on tour through n ii Ion et he t lint the i worked up i M l . Hi Ml l l i m . -Ill ; . ii as ii col i i ii South . . as Mi. l . lid, it is ;. . more- iii Ii is i III. i to be lie hi ration of i he . . owned s ll toads and the South believes th M. i I,. .- man that cm lead there light successfully. It in be put down light now that Mi. Bryan's m in the South will and without any simplified bi i When yon come to court re- where The is and call in for a receipt.