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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.

if THE REFUGEES BY A. CON AN DOYLE. con-tin it. would u a pi A b free lip I t I in . .;. the j Interior of tin- . t day. i v-as . in band o Wide Ill i. detail i-1 light- bin r ; lighter i Ink teeth. V peak u Bill it iv. was not Ill l i I ll p- ft shot lea cold through Fran- was that, of all men upon earth, ho whom she most dreaded and whom she had least thought in she screamed. It Is little It la I. We are re- stored to each arms, Bee. after this Maurice, bow yon have fright- me lion c you he so cruel Why would you n it was i sweet to sit In ii think I really had you to myself all these years, none i i Ah. line I have often longed for I have yon, Maurice; I wronged i. Forgive We Dot fol Ill our family, my darling may kill ma if you she be simply, still i Hew along, Jolting staggering the deeply rutted country road. Th had passed, but the growl e thunder and lbs glint a lightning Hash were to he heard and side f tin heavens. are you taking she at last. my little why there What would you do to would little lying tongue forever, It shall deceive no more would murder You have stone for a is true. other was given to a my sins are Indeed punished. Can i do lo will s,., i have sword your side. Maurice. Why you nut kill Die. then, if you i re n against Why do you i-i puss it through my heart assured that I would have done so had I not an will till y At I have the right of high Justice, the and the tow, I there, and van try. It Is my privilege. Tins pitiful king win not bow lo avenge you. for the i . mine and he can- not II i making en- of ever. r lie opened mouth again and laughed at ii i device, while aha. every limb, tamed away from his cruel face lad glowing eyes and burled bet in more she Had to forgive her for her poor lift, Bo they whirl- ed through the i behind the horses, the and wife saying tint hatred and fear raging In their hearts, until a brazier tire all down upon them from the angle a keep and the shad- ow of pile loomed vaguely up In front of them in the darkness. It was the ninth- of XV. ND thus it was that Amory de saw from -I the which i . i . . pUt . I I . .; M-. . t t- . vi . U . at i .-. . y hi i i . ll; , I II v. , . el I to II v . . . III be . . iv III I-. . -I .- f . I a sone In i than i ye. i l bin l lie in- .- n-- the blue coal and I if th kin; the n eel I tin dark coal it i man of pence, lint a Iron In his ii Not ii void did -r of m took quick Heps forward mid l the Ii . be us p i for n I. at the was n with a era. Me n break- egg, and the bar flew Into pieces. gave a dreadful cry, clapped his two hands to lie-id and. running across the toil over, a dead Into tin i beneath, i, as n Do had the ax and faced he. had for the Instant been too a-1 to Now lie those strangers had come en and his prey. s- lie shrieked, turn- followers. line cried De with a voice and manner com- see by my coat what am. I am the body ant of the king. Who touches me you roared Mon- men at arms hesitated, for the fear of the kin was as a great v. over all in their Indecision. i lie cried, Hie own favorite, and If any to a lock her hair I tell you that there Is not a living soul within this who not die a death of Id men. cried the seigneur furiously, lire prisoners, your you to detain did. The escort brought never men. There is devil- try ii tills. Bill they shall not me iii mi- own nor stand own wife. No. They shall not and live i ,. . ll i , ;. I el . i i . in-, master . . mid . ; the of his lip-, he writhed round in the grasp, shortening his word, it through brown beard and deep Into the throat rt. lei back with a choking cry the from Ids and his wound; but his could his weapon and the American, aided by a of the retainers, dragged him down to the scaffold, and Amos had pinioned him so securely that he could hut move his eyes and his lips, which he lay glaring and pitting So ware his own followers against Mar- was well loved among them that, with ax and block SO ready. might vary have had her way had not a long, clear call, rising falling In a thousand little twirls and nourishes, clanged out sud- the still morning air. pricked up lib ears the sound of it like n hound at the hunts- man's call, you hear, was a was the call. You. there, hasten to the Throw up the portcullis and drop the drawbridge Stir yourselves, or even now you may sutler for your sins It bus been a narrow escape, may say so, friend. saw him pat out his hand to her hair even as you sprang from the window. Another Instant and be would have had her a,, d. But she is a fair i ever my eyes rested upon a Id a not flt that she should kneel here upon these He dragged her I long Mack cloak from him and made a pillow for the less woman with a tenderness and deli- which came strangely from a man of his build and bearing. He was stooping over her i there came the clang of the falling bridge, and an Instant later the of the hoofs of u troop of cavalry, who wept, with wave of plumes, toss of manes and jingle of steel, into courtyard. At the head was a tall horseman the full dress of Hie guards, with a curling feather in his hat. high gloves and his sword gleaming In sunlight. face brightened at the of him. and lie was down In instant beside bis stirrup. he cried, Sow where In did you conic Ii been a prisoner. Tell me. 111- did you leave message n Am the archbishop camel And place as arranged. That is Why this p or woman I see yon- has had to leave the thought as trust that no harm has come to friend and I were Id time to save her. Her husband lies there. lie is a likely. Hut an might grown bitter had he had the same have him pinioned hove. lie has slain a man. and have slain my word, you have did you know that we were that Is an unexpected pleas did not come for us. we for Hi.- lady. Her brother was to hove taken her in his carriage. Her husband learned It. and by a lying message lie coaxed her Into Ills own. which at an- other door. When found that she did not and that her rooms were empty he made ml soon learned how she had arms been seen on Hie panel, and so king sent mo here with my troop as fast us we could and yon would have come too late had n strange chance not brought Us hero. I know not who was who waylaid us. for this man seemed to know nothing of the mutter. How- ever, all Unit will lie clearer after- ward. What Is to-be done have my own orders. Madame la to he sent to and any who are concerned in offering her are to be kept until the king's pleasure is known. The castle, too, be la-Id for the king. But you, you have nothing to do save Hint I would like well to ride into Paris to see that nil Is right with my uncle his that sweet little cousin of thine By my soul. I do not wonder that the folk know you well in the Hue St. Martin. Well, I have tarried u mes- for you once, you shall do as much for me all my heart. And Versailles. The king will be on fire to know how have tared. You have tho best to tell him. Without yon your friend yonder it would have hut a sorry Will be there two you wen- will some In the stables bar. Tick the best, since you have lost your own in the king's The advice was too good to be over- looked. beckoning to fin-en. hurried away with him to the while with a few short, sharp orders, disarmed the retainers, stationed in. nil over and arranged for the removal of the lac i for the her husband, An hour later tho two friends were riding swiftly down the country road, inhaling the sweet air. which the fresher for their late experience of the dunk, foul of their dungeon. CHAPTER XVI. TWO days after Mine, de tenon's marriage to the king there was bald within the hum- walls of her little room a meeting which was destined to cause untold misery to many hundreds of thousands of people. The time had come when tho church was to claim her promise from lief pale checks and sad eyes showed how it bud been for her to try to the pleading of her tender heart by the arguments of the bigots around her. She knew of Prance. Who could know them better, seeing that she was her- self from their stock had been brought up in their faith She knew their patience, their nobility, their In- dependence, their What chance was there that they would con- form to the king's wish A few great nobles might, but others would laugh at the galleys, Jail, or even the gallows, when the of their fathers was at stake. If their creed were no longer tolerated, then, and if they remained true to It, they must either fly from the country or spend a living death tugging at an oar or work- In a chain upon the roads. The PORTION OF P The and Fist Plug Tobacco m The Reynolds factories, equipped every modern appliance for producing the best chewing tobacco by a clean, sanitary and healthful process, under the direction of men who have made the business a Lie study, are located in the of the Pied- tobacco belt, known to the world as the best productive soil for tobacco with an aroma so de- pleasing and appetizing that it created and popularized the fondness for chewing tobacco. Only choice selections of this matured, thoroughly cured leaf are in SCHNAPPS and others of the high-grade Reynolds brands, and expert tests j that this requires and takes a smaller sore the the tag under Ha fag cam S R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO amount of sweetening than any oilier kind,, and has a wholesome, stimulating and effect on chewers. schnapps is the brand that made the Reynolds factories famous as the of the best and most popular brands of stewing tobacco, and made necessary enormous growth from a small factory in 1875 to the est flat-plug the world. The men who started the Reynolds Co., in 1875, are directing it to-day. There arc a greater number of manufacturers making claimed to be just as good cs SCHNAPPS than any commodity yet there are more pounds SCHNAPPS than the total of all or tobacco of C-H-H-A-; -F-S, CO., V N. C. H. A. JOHN A RICKS Sticks. HEADQUARTERS FOR GENERAL Having consolidated the two stocks of H. A. and John A. la store we are prepared to furnish our customers anything needed tn Dry goods and groceries We will carry an up-to-date line Hats, Shoes, dress goods, Notions, in Groceries we will have at all a full line of the very best goods, not the staples like Meat, Flour, Sugar, coffee, but all kinds canned and Package goods, the finest We can you need to wear or to eat, and pay highest prices COUNTRY Quality and prices of our goods will please you. GREENVILLE, N. C. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. the a of he of Wick I.-. notice h hereby lo all prisons lo the lo make t and all hiving claims against fop or before day of 1907. or notice will be plead of their l in j n i,. u . it, IV. I. CLARK. i f JOHNSON, N. C. Contractor, Builder. Tile Setter. Plans and estimate tarnished on application. All work guaranteed Turnkey job when over desired . . . . iii. 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- INC MACHINES. Yours to serve, H. L, The Hardware Man. AYDEN DEPARTMENT. M. BLOW, Manager and Authorized Agent- . lb agent for Daily I we take at pleasure in receiving sun- and for in arrears. We have a list ill who i their mail at i office. We also take orders job . Mi hi and Gardner they . i in- in others u have gone eKe. We locate m. have on one .- will be Mad to make you s on has gone I ii lo accept J. K. Co. i been hen. J. H. Tingle, of on a Yesterday be lite of to i. II. , country Ire. can apples, corn nut. ill , ; I to Mi- of Aurora, here lust t-k. left for home Sun- and accompanied by Urn I who reports a viol I in need of a cook re we can make it to interest see as we have bought a solid load, and expect them to arrive week. Cannon Tyson. metal rooting new Will baptist eh ii i eh has line, placed position ill veil to the appeal This is tat of the ever here. J. B. Co. I B. G. Cannon, went to Wednesday. eyes attention W. Taylor, in man to do work if you want to be J. C. Spier, of Spring, ti train is now com- we will lie glad to have inspect before J. Co. J. mid the northern carry lull line lard and can His. Don't giving lie a trial, Lilly Co f n- i a big ti dry ii d and pg. It i- ft- Co I. I., W. K K hat ii-ii in the d i -11 lo T band ft rices b. oats, ruin, -r.-i brand id snip Frank Lilly A On. Miss Kiln of Buy ii from. I A We room for other Hi I i mi i it- we an- very ii in lier move f he m-i.- ii ii price n he t gel em nil . i- lime to gel value i in inn Cannon j ii id 1.1- to in Ion i e line, i in ii to Mr- i n kit to her Mr-. ml Mis. tn For hone farm Is acres more or loss cleared within half of Good well and out in of cultivation, Apply lo t. en, N. V. at the hen of Mr. father of the bride, i ear here. Loon Miss Lela Win untie I E. t- Phillips. The n with Miss born; Ira with Miss Josef; t with Miss Ail lie Will with Miss Annie the party went to home of Walter at where a supper bad been prepared all enjoyed a pleasant even- expect to lie in New York for about two we-Us my office will be closed Aug. till Sept. 3rd. J. W. us that be sat up with the two email of Mr. William aged respectively ii ears, one of bad typhoid lever and the other a congestive chill, and within two g the both died were laid out on same This was rather h- as well as very sad. There are four other members of Mr. family two of whom are at this time seriously ill. He and a small infant being well in the house- hold, Mr, sorely not only in particular but be is quite a pool man la undergoing a severe He the of whole community. We wish hie loved ones may soon be restored his troubles at least end. will lei and son sewing machine Prices way way down at J. H. Tripp to Hotel, F. Lilly, one of our popular bad pleasure Tuesday of a visit from H. Lilly wile, J, M. and George Lilly, all Maple Cypress. visit was the pleasant Mr. H. D. Lilly, his lather, who has been afflicted for a number of years, had not to see bun before in eight years, the surprise the old gentleman at the and development of amazed Mr. F. Lilly visit u l for the day devoted and o t lie a pleasure of his aged parents are highly must have In en to folks. F. Lilly is one very lies and moat us maid in high- m in be. ll i i h disc plow ion, out J. K. Co. i supply of grain, hulls co Ion M-ed meal, In an, ship always on band, Cannon and Tyson The all right the vertical life, g and el in ii. Go, Our slippers go, tin- season is i II The the most buy and Tyson. For boy a It . i . -Mil -I o . i. Ill unveil call to see we mil he pleased e J. B. I'll in lie Co. Go to B, market ft. -h mints, sun -1 . t coll e t ti cents tO US. J. R. i in age I. K Tn . u i in- a -I Pay ladles ,., ,. A . d The South can at lightning ape-d tie that ex- o r . of cotton manufactures om from the United States allowed I i -Ii an increase for last two fiscal u. . A years, ending with it i n Cotton year runs from i . . a to August-show an .,, ,, , . ,,. of from in to ,,. , . 02,944,08.1 th half of these cotton .;., cloth sent to China, the increase a bird, b a-d in this being from , ,.,.,. to 129,814.075. The figures over ,.,.,. , for exports from other ,,. , WIth countries for the Mm period are not available, but our ,,,. aW in respect is .,,, ,., UH,., compared with that mil g to term firms Great Britain, though that , ,. try depends upon us for most of At the of th aim s in Ills l a . up of settle beside a ma, and beard. red. Mae and two little gray yea. Which twinkled out under Inure limns His long, thin fare was and every- j where, fanning in g from tin- corners of eyes It sot In nil e It was of tn,. same all as darkest walnut, it have some out of a . a grained wood, lie clad in a blue serge jacket, a pair of rod smeared at the knees with tar. gray worsted stockings, large over ins coarse, mi beside him. i hi the of a oaken . was a weather silver; In lint His may it hair was u short, Mil. em a a . these years. I ask deck soft white my good Tho nil mill and the have two empty bunks you lo I'll have i- no or ; U t w 111.-her raw material. With more trade relations, our cot on it.- no o i t- d. d bowing mil mm . business with foreign t me ought to go ahead of all other of very To. Xe Journal Cm ; u . will Ilium the iii-1 B of our of i Exception. a decided all said the the man, think of the time fact met g during the last that's past, and hope it will come especially this was largely to replied m disturbing efforts the a rag time, for in Asa t- manipulate blister up the by of actual force prevailed over the price Was adjusted to be- real supply and d. to benefit of all concerned Wilmington Star. LEAPS THIRTY FEET In Bros. Circus Au exciting any other enterprise would charge a of all lo exhibit, United shows, to he Thurs- day, Sept. offer tree us the open air attraction. It is silver as death's judging hi hand ii is a real Twice daily, parade and at p. in., D a Parisian belle, is raised to the very apex a frail inclined plane where she School Stationery Now is your time to save money by coining to us for school tablets, pens, era- have also a great assort- of note f for use all tints plain or The mainstay of social M. M. SAULS, Druggist. AYDEN, N. Stan-; We're all glad fiat's gone for Press A. -ha Dr. Joseph Dixon, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON., j Hi, Ayden, N. C. Mia- of new pane, ink-, etc, at Bo St the John King's a--d e, . Wish- bone, Set . N an I ill center. i fur the Vivian N. UP. I taken up one bar boat, weight about p no ear Owner can get paying Mali lone Tucker. K- F D. No. B Greenville. N. C, d aw FREE Po Kidney, Liver or Bladder troubles. Other mi ii fact tires say a bottle if it cure we will rotund your say n full size bottle if it you, then use SOL until This entitles yon to a SOL at STORK Only a limited number of b ti miss op to test SOL. i oF THE BANK OF N. At the I and Ha Secured i n Mac I i . tins. paid in. pi is fund . ideal ii-, ids i . subject to check, Coin, ,, Bank r N. notes 5,045.01 up II to Inn waist I y n lei belt. lie bad been occupied lo of of -n if ran for- to In ever of you here De t . i Is my friend i i h-Ii I bid. the said the in Nev; bad retained from J when soon .- your fool is mi her . If Providence sen-.- us with title. Ami bow nil gone well. I have to tell yon De Ins relatives were f too I with tn a ti In Call- bis tale in a few hitter Pie Unit Ii s-n Iii in. Ills Mn- kin tin- ruin haul upon tin- of as is the of i only of her lover and Ills mis- she listened to his story, hut the merchant tortured to his feet when he heard of the revocation of edict. mil I tO be am I to do I am Inn begin my life fear, said lie heartily. are oilier land lie- not for inc. No. no; I old. thy band is heavy upon thy servants What shall I whither Hindi I lie wrung Ills Ills perplexity, Is with him. then. asked the mid Ilia leave the are Protestants the king win not abide their Ravage in an bad the merchant's in his own I great knotted list There ii broth- I in Ida grip and I weather I this see him through, Tell that we've got i country where lit in like u bung ii i la free lo all Tell him dial if he to the Hod is waiting With her and her i hen we ill said lie hull la- tn I iii I lo Ins Illicit. orders will be out. t it laity be my I'm- what yea can mid the re-t. a alL-a ll lull And so last It till it. I live i of the lie , r ; a . i . live, three I I'll . a . I-- ii .- ii inn.- weighty cs up a t -l. . were the e t of i -e V v. Hie ll.-M few S mini Which led i . i Ilks I i tin- early i . . ii I. ;. It I, i . . . . i I all w i I . I . i ; III i . i I i hit , i . i i i sea . I h of II in ailing Mi i .- i ii a to. I Ir , i of -r as fed a i and of and comfort in S . i d . III . , The , a I I -i red tile Into I are always in hollow of ii. i red, ob, thing to feel Ills n e r with as, I Cat- his arm under of the old man. Is have rested Ami yon. Adele. pray that yon will go and my poor for has a weary now in--, and rod and your will he behind When father had left the dock He made his way again to where Amos arson tho captain were mil glad to net said lie. I fear that may have trouble see the white which the hank of the river. Twice within tin- last half hour I have horsemen spurring for dear life along it. Where the and are yonder Is lion thither it these men went. I know not who won ride so madly at such mi hour .-s they were the of king. Ah. la a third On the white tin ml which wound the green meadows a dot he which with great rapidity n of t-e s mid then reappeared again, making for tin- distant city. Captain drew out gazed at the rid In- as In- snapped it up again. Is u sure enough. I can ace of the which he on bis side. I think that we hill have wind soon. With we can show our heels ii, anything In bet i gill-y an hunt would ore -haul ii- now lie who. be could speak little had leaned in America to it pretty well, looked at Amis fear that we shall tiring on this good said he. that the Inns of his and ho reward for having befriended Ask him whether lie would not prefer lo us on the north With our money we might make our way tho Savage looked I eager eyes had lost of their said lie. ho that you understand of my nodded. tell that I n laid to heat. Any man that was ever shipmate with me would I -II you I lust Jim my keep my course as ling as let I lye in- i . a , . M II VI with talking his front the e Intel;, In . alack, III. lie , i; in the I filch ever, . it Tl; .-. II ; . . shrills inn y it v. a i of I c i mil left i of hid been hi. was ; can- cloud an lid ii. . All . , an i . i . I lay in id i ; ii t Total. . f s PATH OF NORTH of r I, It. Cashier of ha la true to the beet of my K. ill. DIXON K. C. CANNON. Public. I i .- i , ho . i I nut i i . i . i i . i i The w had fallen it.- . I'M I ere v. ii en to drive them s up in ll. i here's in i Ai n thought e she could manage there we got i . will you Bleep yourself, A litter f spruce boughs ll sheet birch hark over V, III I . to l He. . full , i ill . come I a i TO . . ,, r I e I . In i n I j i in hi . then s once I I ml they go sir. take i, in- you'll ; . will i . II only Blurt a, II I

mm . .-ASTERN WEEKLY- Tl ND J. Editor In the it N. C, as second .-la. matter. made upon Id adjoining tn KM over f e U not . ea in Maine The K- but i time where they are i Ten c the minim m r It ought never than that figure. ., o ea fur cot to bring u.- Tin t Landmark says . ; as rule the fairs humbug it the state fair the list AIM is true enough, yet the who attend are not bugged, they know in l what they are going to get for their One man sued for fifty cents, and the ease I the Supreme That is I lb ado about If Secretary visit to North Carolina any good for the Republicans i must jet show itself North Carolina will belong to Mr. Bryan next weak. He get a cordial through the State. Kr. Matthews, editor o the Charlotte died in -Jay night in j for kidney trouble. This la third of occur- among the widowed f Charlotte, the Observer lost to brilliant members of its stiff. Means- and Aler Sir. Matthews was one of the writers on and hit- death i a serious I if At Greenville, THURSDAY, September A. H. TAFT. W. H. RICKS. CABIN'S AND BEST ASK mot . HI ANYBODY. STAGES-3 Oil S-- TRAINS -3 All MERE. INVINCIBLE COMING IN ALL THEIR VAST MODERN J IN PEATS TWICE DAILY. to RARE LARGEST -J BY steam All TENTS SUN AND SHOOT SEATS FOB PREMIER AMERICAS ENTERPRISE WHICH HAS THE . PERSONS. The, were never in better position to hold c and if the oilier fellows wan it they must name on up to ten fills. Looks like is g tag to do something. Several in the Navy Yard at Nor- folk hare been given hurry or- to get in readiness t pro- to Cuba. NO itS. Occasional Ti is small that the So I ton Morocco was willing to let go out of the country he found what of -i lion have to play Mr. Bryan say; it must be govern men control or owner- ship, or it will not be long before the railroad will control and own this The latter is almost the case now. if It is doubtful if President will ever succeed in simplifying beyond the joint reached by the man who invented the The upon that the looted Hippie bank is in be reorganized indicate- that there must have some money in Philadelphia that the loot- did Cot get. William Waldorf is engaged to a poor is to marry a poor doctor. There must be some philanthropy left in mil- families after all. About only way that tills ad- ministration will ever succeed in re vising the tariff is likely simplifying its spelling. In spite of its being much out the courts keep on will season, the indications are that New get most of the revenue rs ill suffer from another i.- in Jail. Mot tong since two wore next January, convicted . county g Editor Deal, and the hoping for American Inter- Federal court tn has as a reason just convicted a former deputy j did not succeed collector for fraud in the c duct of bis office. Hearst has at last landed a nomination, the Independent League hiving put him op fur govern r f New It is only an empty lion r. like some Republicans this way are going to get. fa TO . Furniture Problem, We can solve it for you. e a Furniture Sale Competition, is Brisk and Furn it tire Sale Claims are many and loud. WHO WHY What decide it. There is but Jone test. That sale is best and most important that offers you The Lowest Prices on the Furniture You Want Come and be convinced. Yours to please. H. A. TAFT COMPANY, Pictures Framed m. . . W ALL JUST A MOMENT TOTE fL THE SEARCH LIGHT OF TRUTH ON THE AMUSEMENT ENTERPRISES OF THE WORLD REVEALS . EARTH S LARGEST AND BEST REPRESENTATIVE TENTED ENTERPRISE. 1.1 -All Length R. R. Cars. i which r d. Quadrupeds. v- i People and Animals. Talk of the Times abroad and at home. Only Shows which have the globe The price on all Dry Goods and Notions will be marked down low. We are now selling our ladies oxfords, figured lawns, i , and embroideries at ., IDS Cage, Dens, . Star .-. TRAINS Jolly Clowns. I 3.00 Shoes at figured Lawn at FEASTS OF NEW DELIGHTS BY OUR OF CELEBRITIES no Equals. They are in Marvelous Wonder. The Year a Beat Treat. Seals tor Persons beneath our Sun and Waterproof Tents. U 2-50 2.0 . Shoes at v THESE AND ONLY THESE GREAT SHOWS ARE TO BE FOUND SI fl FEATURES BY Monocles are about to lo oh; U in the English army The v, r. to rejoice to m that even one is LINDA JULIAN WM. WINSLOW BOSE HOLLAND WM ROLLAND EVA CLARK JOE and Over AERIAL RUSSELL TRIO SEVEN PACHECO FAMILY MIKE Borne scientist is putting up the claim that a disposition to I too general meanness ii a boy be removed by an operation on I n will be a sad the brain. The old way of removing it was an slipper on another part of We fail w to the children but it had as well be explained now that they cannot spell quite all the words in exercises the way they plea c. Wire and and Re and Drivers, Expert Wonderful . Educated Horses Ponies. Dogs. OR and Bare WE OUR figured n at lie 1-2 cent Percale at Jas F Everything Wealth can Conceive. THE GREAT BLACK WILD GAVEL ONE EVER SEEN IN OWN ONES EVER ANYWHERE ON THE Al the presidential to put their booms cold a criminal to say as r r ,, , storage for the summer except ., . , . . . , . Vice President Fairbanks. AH there are some but as a to. do with WM , all families are It slip his into bis breast pocket. rare that an entire . . beneath level of re- There will be many an though such are pulled from the found. At time i of the to provide the there are many families that are so new text-books ordered by the unfortunate as to have HArPY T I fl F R C UNLESS THEY RB HAD. OUR TENTED ZOOS Contain of EARTH'S RAREST Save the Worry The hot weather brings you ilk . I i . , . . . . A la. with adding to it by c mi dinner or supper. With such a Canned Goods, Package M Goods, Pickles, Butter Cheese, Col fee, .-.-IV sail-, mi Ii IN A SPANNING a black commission In the public schools. It seems a pity that our them, ii sort of come a common expression when Is Overtaken a crime to try to it he belongs to a respectable standard without having a com- revolution every four years. Charity and Children. ARCH Tea, Cakes. Candies, Fruits, as I carry, the and buy- are easy and the all saved It will take on argument to convenes you of if you visit my store and sen I carry You can find one door North of a Mt STILL THERE ARE MORE TO FOLLOW. BIG PARADE X Overwhelming moving Miles of Wealth and Splendor. Open Dens of Fierce Wild Beasts, Herds of Camels, Five Bands of Music and ail Exclusive New Novelties. TWO I LL AND WATERPROOF TENTS AT I AND P. M. Doom Open One Heir Earlier for a tour of Peerless and attendance of the by PROF. BRASS BAND. J. B Neat Job Printing Our specialty. BATH . Job Printing Office . I WINTERVILLE This department is in F. C. NYE, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory Your mom v hidden at home is worse put it and let it be for you. It dangerous to have much at home when after people know it. The Bank of Win- will pay you on time deposits. and and Tommie students of W. H. left for Oak to spend Sunday at home. B. F. Co., have just moved into their store and returned from tho northern markets they purchased a full line of of ladies, gents hats, caps and a large Hue of The goods arrived and are ready to be shown. They cordially invite all to and examine their vast stock before buying elsewhere. H. G. and Calvin went Greenville I takes the of Oslo We tell it. B. T. Bro. J. B. Little went to Kinston today. Nicest line of shirts ever shown in at Harrington, Barber Co. went to Green- ville today. We still have on hand a few cop- of Bibles, we are off- to the trade at very low prices. B. T. Cos, Bro. Eider Fred left day to till in at Hickory Go to the drug Store of B. T. Cox A Bro for T. W. Weed Son's high grade turnip and seed. Josh went to Greenville today No need of not having good pants when Harrington, Barber Co.-, have just received anew lot, that they will sell cheap. Mai lie Hill, who has been visiting relatives here returned to her home at Thurs- day. For fruit jars and rubbers go to Co. f A. O. Cox went to Wednesday. A granite and tin ware at J. B. Carroll Co. Mis. J. L. Jackson left Thurs- day to some time relatives. All colors of paint, and yellow at Harrington Barber Co. just returned from tho northern markets where we have purchased a lino of furnishings, shoes, hits and caps, also a largo line of notions. We cordially in- and our immense stock before buying else- where. A W. A age sod Ob. We are glad to barn that little John David Cox has undergone an operation at St. Hos- No folk, and is doing very well. A nice line of groceries always hand at J. B. Carroll A Co. Harrington Barber A Co., friends to wait a few days and their of goods before buying, are nor- buying them. The A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. are still making this Pitt Co. School Desk and are in position to till your orders promptly. new ed. vice for fastening sun tops to any seat original and right. Ii will be to your interest to him before purchasing your buggy. Mrs. G. W. Wynne, who been visiting at the home of James returned to her home In Thursday. Pants 8.00 Pants for Pants for SI Ml Paul- for Harrington, Co. Mi-- returned to her home in Washington, after visiting here several days. yards Laces and at cost Come and bargains. Harrington, Bailer Co, Misses Katie and Kate Chapman went to Greenville Thursday. School, tablets, pencils, pent at a bargain at J. B. Car- roll J. F. Joseph Bar and Henry Corey, from Baltimore Thursday evening. They report hot weather there also. All the ladies are most cordial- invited to and examine the largest nicest line of dress goods ever shown in the town of Winterville at A. W. Ange Co. Do you want to aspire your girls to tho modern ideas of If you do, the In mi p must carefully nursed and supplied with up Drive you this way. We can supply you with both staples and novelties. Boar in mind, make a specialty of of crown Supply Co. Rev. B. W. lectured to a large congregation at the here Wednesday night on the benefits of taking the normal course offered by the San- day School Board at Nashville, Tenn. Several joined the He also lectured for min- to the of W. H. S. Thursday morning on toe kind of literature they should read. For Cash. We arc now offering entire line of men's Summer Pants at cost. We must have room for fall stock, and are to make this sacrifice. Miss alter spend- summer at Seven is DOW at home a. to the light of her many friends and rel- largest and best line of at prices ever in Winterville at A. W. Co. highest grade flour at J. B. Carroll and Go's store. A full line of summer silks all at cost. Harrington Barber A Co. Irwin Baker, Joe Tyson, Leroy Venters and sister, of W. H. left Friday evening to Saturday with their parents, Nice corned mullets at ton, Barber Co. Fancy and white all washable, at cost. Hamilton, Barber Co. We are lad to that George E. Hood, will deliver a Friday night, Sept. 28th, in the H. S. under the Junior Order of United American Mechanics, of thin The public is cordially invited to be present. He is an excellent speaker a id all should hear him. Nice gs at ton, Co. yards nice lawns voiles, lusters, at Harrington, Co. In spite of tho A. Cox Mfg Co , jetting orders for their handsome and wagons. A nice of drugs always en hand at Barber it Go's. Host grade of calico at cents per yard and cents, quality at cents at Harrington Barber Company. Nicest and strongest lino of shoos over offered in Winterville at and Co. The Vanes Literary Society nil., i its st 111-cling he fad term were is Mad- D. Ii Jackson, d Wind i vice- i ; U. T. of Winter- ville, H. Perry, of ; Jack- son, L. N. IS veil Springs, Mar- Nice line of ways on hand i Barber On, he town tax books open and will be at the store of B. F. Man- Co. Do want to aspire your girls to modern ideas of house- keeping If you do then same must nursed and supplied with up-to e Drive your wagon this way. We can supply you with staples and novelties. in mind, we can make a specialty of Organs. Eastern Carolina Supply Co. Iron natures great household remedy. A con Mineral Water. Stops blood from cut. Cures Kidney trouble, Liver com- plaint, Female weakness, cut. sores etc. For sale at the -t re of B. T. Cox, and Bro. Pair Tar Heel cart for sale by tho A. G. Cox Mfg., Co. The A. G. Cox Mfg., has just received a nice line of coffins and You may not want one, however, should you specially need one or more here is get them at once. If your school house needs desks scud your orders to the A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. They are making large quantities cf thorn. UP. I have up one sow, weigh- about pounds if fat, red and black spotted, in left ear. Owner can same by proving property paying cost. J. F. May, UP. I have taken up two in running in my field, one black and one spotted, weighing about i pounds see . Both marked derail and round hole In right, smooth crop in left. Owner can get same by Identifying and pay- charges. C. It. R. F. D. N. A GREAT MAN'S SILENCE. Calmly Dignified Most Try- A great man whose wife was de- voted to him, but was subject t in- sane attacks of jealousy and resent was once visited hi- try house two old time friends. He welcomed them marked cordiality, and, seating be- tween them on the mi soon in confidential conversation- While he was listening to say and replying to an argument which seemed to him more plausible than logical the door hind was suddenly open- ed, and from it emerged hi- wife, with an angry face and a pail of Without a word she deliberately Upset the pail and drenched him from head to foot. The two friend sprung to their feet in astonishment caught of the resentful woman retreating into the house a triumphant air. The man who had been subjected to this shower bath arose without a word, went into the in ten minutes returned to the piazza. having made a complete change of dress. His friends still in the yard and were wishing that they could transported by balloon or magic ear- pet In their own homes, where they would not be witnesses of strange and embarrassing domestic scenes. Their host called to them and placed the chairs on the plans. When they were all seated lie re- the conversation with the simple remark, was Baying, my and then went on with the discussion, picking up tho thread it had been dropped and no reference to what had hap He was quiet and dignified and did not betray in his manner a trace of the mortification and annoyance which his wife's attack must have caused. A weaker man would either have appealed to his friends fur sympathy or striven to for the strange and irrational conduct of the woman. He had neither to make nor cue uses to lie strove to put his friends at by diverting their attention from the painful exhibition of his wife's Infirmity by engaging in mated conversation. So successful was lie that the three were soon laughing, chatting and arguing together as though nothing unpleasant had happened. When the time came for the two visitors to drive to the station to take a train their host said to them at the gate with tho re- that they had had a delightful afternoon together. The great man loved his wife and knew that she was not responsible at all times for her caprices and re- Unwilling to talk about her infirmities, even with old and trusted friends, he acted with rare possession and good taste in maintaining rigid silence and them to infer for themselves the for his Mens Shoes Are Faultless Our Men's Fall Shoes are rich in those features style and workmanship so pleasing to Men who are about their Shoes. 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 buyer. We've a fine showing latest Fall and Winter styles from which to make a Kid. Patent Kid, Patent Colt, Metal Calf, are the Leathers. Button and. Lace Styles. Extreme or Conservative Lasts. We can do you a power good, Sir, when you to buy your Fall Shoes. are ready FRANK WILSON CLOTHIER Pulley Bowen THE HOME OF WOMAN'S FASHIONS. STRONG Again is what Mrs. Lucy said after taking Dyspepsia Cure. Hundreds of other weak women are be i re- stored to perfect health by this rem- YOU may be well if you will take it Indigestion causes nearly all the sick- that women have. It deprives the system of nourish- and the delicate organs women suffer and become diseased. Dyspepsia Cure enables tho stomach and organ to digest and assimilate all of the whole- tome food that may be oaten. It nourishes the body, and rebuilds tho weak restoring health and dyspepsia- sour risings, belching, heartburn and all stomach disorders. Digests What You Eat have I done, The king to my room to MS the Children taught. He stayed. He talked. He my opinion on tills that. Could he silent, or could I say other what I And so. by your own you st king's love from mast virtuous of bad all gratitude and kindly for you. You you nave to often reminded been my it was not necessary for you to say It, for I had never for Instant forgotten Your hypocrisy mo If yon pretend to a nun, why you where nuns are I was on I what I did did before the You. your priests A L I . You hear of a lawyer asking a witness a and perhaps you wonder what that term means. It docs not mean a question that is first in or- or in importance, a many per- sons think it does, hut a question leads the witness answer the lawyer wishes to answer. For example, if it should of to prove what kind of hat the sec wearing the lawyer, if a leading question were allowed, might say. ho have on a black would naturally had to affirmative answer, just what the lawyer desired. Our Mr. Bowen , . . . tar .- ms Northern Markets Purchasing Fall Stock Watch For Our Mew GoodsUnit , f M ft t th Lb- The Whirlwind. A frame played by any number of person, all hut one sitting in chain placed close together in a circle, is called the whirlwind. Tho players face inward and one stand in the center of the circle, leaving the chair unoccupied. At a signal each player changes to the chair next on his mid then to the next one. the whole circle moving around thus us fast as possible. Tho in the middle tries to secure a when ho does the per- son on his right must take his in the center and the again. PULLEY BOWEN Tobacco Pack Barns and Cot- ton Gins ins urea. , Rates. Apply to H. A. WHITE, It is sure to pay you

CT i i. STORE Is receiving Daily. Stronger Goods, Clothing, Furniture and House Furnishings before. See our line before buying. , I i I FARMVILLE Items. N. C , Sept. 13th. I Lang is visiting in Washington. Miss Leslie Harrison, of Ply- mouth, returned home Tuesday after a pleasant visit to Miss Mayo Lang. Miss cf has home after a pleasant to her aunt, Mis. J F. Joyner. Miss of Baltimore, has arrived to he with Mis Wells millinery as head Comedy Co., New York, are billed here for 20th, 21st and The past reputation of this com- to our town will be much favor for a good Ward, of Wilson, is his mother. Miss Vivian Parker and Leslie left for Snow Hill today to lie present at Miss Mary reception on tonight. Mrs. W. B. Car, away is at th Pittman sanatorium for treatment. We arc glad to she is along nicely. tobacco market is fine. The all seem for a-- i are floors are full every day, has to ion the opening of of the Club will on the h of thin large in.- hall, this being the celebration of t in will be quite a swell affair and much to credit of the ladies their wonderful advance since two a Miss Ella Mrs. J F. Joyner's milliner. has arrived has arrived from the markets with all the win- is going o-i nicely o. To Return. Ac- count dome Coming and Jubilee via ATLANTIC COAST LINE. Tickets on u- 8th, and limit Sept. 17th. For fin information call on nearest Ticket A gent or com- win T. C. M General Passenger W. I Manager. Wilmington, N. C. SOUTHERN CO Steamboat Service. L. leaves Washington daily at a. for Greenville; leaves daily except at m, A Connecting at Washington with Norfolk Southern for Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and all other North. Connects a Norfolk with all West. Shippers should order their via Norfolk, care Norfolk Southern B. B. to change Without J. J. Agent, Green- ville, N. C. B. C. General T. and P. Agent, Norfolk, Va. M. K. KING, M. The Gum This has been one week that the entire force of Tobacco Con piny has been kept busy, and very busy, too, at the old Gum warehouse house has sold this week more than a quarter of a million pounds at an average of around cent-. Thursday and Friday it sold something over Don pounds and we have not heard a single patron of this com- plain of the sales. whole forte I rejoice that Saturday an I are here to give a I rest. stimulate the torpid the digestive organs, regulate the bowels, and are tin- r as an -BILIOUS MEDICINE, In districts their virtues arc widely recognized, as rs- peculiar in freeing CM from that poison. Bit -nutty coated. No Substitute. Friend. if Worth You Stop ind See Isn't It Greensboro, N. C. March Mrs Joe take pleas in stating that your Remedy has entirely cured our little girl of a very bad case of eczema, which covered a great of her body, She bad eczema from the time she was three weeks old, until she was six years old. She is now well and I feel that I cannot speak too highly of it She has had a symptom of it for six years. Respectfully, To Publishers and Printers We have an entirely new process, on h patents are pending, whereby we can old Brass Col- and Rules, pt. and thicker, and make them fully us good as now an any unsightly knobs or on the bot- tom. PRICES and Head Rules regular lengths defacing L. S and Killed inches Id and over per A sample n-faced Rule, full will be cheerfully pent on Pointers Co of Type and High Grade Printing Miter N. Ninth Street. Philadelphia, p Not Quite Ill D. W. How you a thing do a nail or s -v, w r or per Have a . I tool tor s. Is . could . we will get Harness, Horse of------- II Corey in ; Provisions Cotton lies always on hand kept con- mat Country Bought and Sold D. W. GREENVILLE North Carolina. Em beg leave to announce that we are Wholesale and Retail for White Lead, Paints, Colors, and and Country Ready Paints. There is no line in the world better than Harrison line. It ha behind it a reputation for honorable wares and honorable dealings. . If you use the Harrison Paints you need never worry quality. We trust that you wilt 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 bush RESOURCES. Loans and discounts Overdrafts 881.19 Furniture Fixtures 980.03 Due from Banks and Bankers 10,317.03 Cash items Gold coin, Silver coin National bank and other U. S. notes 2,119.43 Total 1906. LIABILITIES. Capital stock f 5,300.00 Surplus fund Undivided profits 1,174.30 Bill 6.000,00 Time certificates of deposit 2,309.50 Deposits subj. to check 32,799.21 checks out- standing 72.67 Certified Checks Total North County I, H. H. Taylor Cashier of the above named solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my edge and belief. H. H. Cashier Subscribed and sworn to be- ore mo, this day of April 1906. Sum A. Gardner Votary Public STATON, J. R. BUNTING, M. O. B LOU Directors REPORT OF THE CONDITION THE BANK OF FARMVILLE. N. C. 18th, Loans Discounts 1.630.50 Due from Banks 18,885.52 Cash Items 9.80 Gold coin 490.00 Silver coin 1,179.11 Nat, bk notes 1,432.00 Capital stock pd in Undivided profits 1,986.54 Depot, sub to check 40,233.37 State of North Carolina, County of Pitt. f I, J. R. Davis, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemn- swear that statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. J. R. DAVIS, Subscribed and sworn to be- fore me, this 23rd day of 1906. V. JOHNSTON, Notary Public. Correct- TURN AGE, T. L. E, R. L. DAVIS, Directors REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF to pay you THE REFUGEES CONTINUED PAGE i of War, and pale Jesuit, la Chaise, piling argument upon argument to overcome the of the king. Madame lent over bar tapestry and roared her colored in silence, the king leaned upon ins band i i the a mail who that he Is driven mi i yet turn goads. low lay u paper, pen h It. It was for lie i. end it only needed the . j fa i to make It the law. so. yon are of opinion that if s , heresy in this ion I . ii-y own next . be merited a you so. too, M. la Chaise softly, w for stronger measure-. I remarked to you. you your that . ere that y had your will the subject enough to them Oil to the true I could think so. rather; that I could SO. But what Is it w is his valet who bod half opened the door. Is here, lo enter. A happy Hi to have struck him shall m love for me will in n matte.-, for if it anywhere it my own body The hail arrived that in- f his long ride. Amos Green with the be come on at all dusty stained, to carry his to tic- king, lie entered now and stood with the quiet ease of n man who Is used ft. scenes. news, hide me tell you, sire, that i rile of that Is and that tier Is n Louis and his wife exchange I n quick glance of relief. is he. the way. captain, you have served hi many ways of late and always w I hear, that Do la Sail, is dead of the died yesterday, I desire that you- Bake the vacant commission of major to M. de I-t me be the lo congratulate yon. major, upon your kissed the hand which the monarch held out lo I he worthy of your kindness, would do what you could to serve me, would you not Then shall put to am for any is a very severe one. You see this paper upon the table, It Is BO order that all the In my dominions shall give up their errors, under pain banishment or captivity. Now I have hopes that there are many or my faithful who are at in this matter, hut who will ale it when learn that it Is my clearly expressed wish that they Should do so. Do you follow The young man had lamed deadly pale, and he s bis feel and opened mid clasped his bands, are yourself n Huguenot. I would gladly have you. then, us n fruit of this great meas- Let us hear from your own Up that you, for one, are to follow the lead of your The young guardsman still though his were rather as to how he should frame his reply than as to what III should he. felt that In instant . i.- had wiped out all the good which she had done him his past life and that now. far front being In her debt, he held a heavy score against her. The king arched Ins eyebrows and drum- med his lingers impatiently as he at downcast face de- hearing. all lids he cried. are a man whom have raised and whom will raise. He who has a major epaulets at thirty may carry a marshal's baton at Your past Is mine, and your future shall be no less so. What other hopes have have none, sire, outside your Why this silence, then Why do you not the assurance which I de- cannot do It, sire. II Is Impossible. I should more peace In my mind or respect for myself if knew that for the sake of position or Wealth hail given up the faith of my fa- yon are surely mad There Is all Unit a man could covet upon one side, What Is there upon the is my Is it, then, a dishonor to em- brace my would a dishonor to me to em- brace it for the sake of gain without believing In believe sire, a cannot force him- self to believe. Relief is a i which must come to him, not be to my word, said glancing, with a bitter smile, at his Jesuit confessor, shall to pick the cadets of the household from your seminary, since my hive turned and theologians. Bo, for the last time, you refuse to obey my re- look a forward, without outstretched hands and tears In his eyes. But the king checked him with a OS tie . laid be. Judge a man by his acts. Do you abjure or cannot, said Louis, turning again to Jesuit, will ii be as easy J as you man Is obstinate, it is true, lull many others will more The king shook Ids bead. I that knew In I be. I know that you least will ever give tin boot advice. Von heard Ilia has been said. What do you She kepi Vi-r eyes fixed upon tapestry, but her was firm clear us Y it have raid that yon are the eldest of the church If the eldest sun her. then who will do her Louis took up the pen from the table and drew the paper toward him. have the then, from all of he; mi you, from you. madame; from you. and from Well, if ill come from It. may it not be visited up- on me. Hut what is lie hail taken a step forward with his band outstretched, nut it, cried. dent mil tire hail suddenly II all the harriers of mil seemed f r lite Instant to that count s of men, men children of his a faith, all to r y a word for and all looking to him as their pion and not he cried. will I've h Mr I your hid withered II grasped tint pen. know It. I am it. Con- all these folk- children, the young girls, the the feeble. Their creed Is well ask the leaves to change twigs on which grow. could not change. Al moat you could but hope to turn them from honest folk hypocrites. And why should you dolt They honor yon Tin y love yon. They none. They are proud to in your to for you. to work for you. to build up the great- of your kingdom. implore yon. Hire, to think again before you sign on older which will bring misery and desolation lo so For ii moment the king bad hesitated as he listened to the short, abrupt sen- In which the soldier pleaded for his fellows, but ids face hardened as be remembered bow even his own personal entreaty had been on- able lO prevail With this young dandy of the court. religion should lie of France's said he, if my own guardsmen thwart me in such a matter I must find others who will he more faithful. That In the must go to Captain de good, De commission may he transferred to good, am to serve you no are dainty for it y De arms fell to his his bead forward upon his breast. Then, as he realized the ruin of all hopes of life and the cruel Injustice with which ho bud treated, he broke Into a cry of despair and rushed from the mom with the hot tears of Impotent anger running down his So, gesticulating, with coat unbuttoned and bat awry, he burst Into the stable where placid Amos Greet his pipe and critical i yes the grooming of the bet Paris To led the guardsman frantically. If I it in ruined I may yet be in time to save them, The horses, quick I It was clear to the American that some sudden calamity had b so lie aided his and the to saddle unit bridle live later were Hying upon their way. and in little more a hour their steeds, nil rooking and foam Hocked, were pulled up outside the Illicit house In the line SI. Martin. He sprang from bis saddle and rushed up- stairs, while Amos followed In his own leisurely fashion. old Huguenot and his beautiful daughter were sealed one side of the great fireplace, her hind his, and they sprang up together, she to throw herself with a glad cry Into the anus of her lover and he to grasp the bond which his nephew held out to him. People New Shoes j -HURT And seldom ed. buy kind. The that a shoe should feel from is known them they nave felt the luxury of putting on rightly made shoe. The Hanan Shoe otter more real comfort whet, new than th Ir kind of sh mm offer after months of starts stylish she and ends just, as, smart and stylish. There are not so many such people used to We know this because we sell so. many more Shoes than we used. Maybe you would like to prove these facts. C. L. Wilkinson S Co. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANKING TRUST COMPANY, GREENVILLE. C. At close of business 1908. RESOURCES. Loons and discounts 9174,797.80 secured and unsecured 13,226.07 1.000.00 and 2,451.09 Due from Hanks 20,830.05 items 2,590.82 Gold Coin 90.00 Coin 898.17 bank notes US notes 10,111.000 Capital stock paid Surplus Undivided profits, Hills payable Deposit t ,, Due to 12,500.00 55,000.00 Cashiers Total 1228,996.00 Total, 225,996.09 State of North Carolina, County of Pitt, I, S. Carr, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly above is true h the best of my knowledge and belief. C. S. CAR l Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me, 11th day of Sept 1906 J. MOORE, Notary Public. Correct I R. F. C. E G. Directors f HE BANK of GREENVILLE Greenville, N. C. CAPITAL . 25,000.00 SURPLUS UNDIVIDED PROFITS 13.300.00 ASSETS OVER We interest on Tim Certificates or on money deposited for a stipulated time percent Accounts of merchants, and individuals solicited R. L. Davis, L. Little. Cashier.- Knowing IS HALF OF IT. I v l l I Hit VI m .-.- . . . . thing when It to buying foods knowing w. at to Where to buy, and yon are going to pay is where th In. My go and priest will convince yon that this is the pi ice to buy in qua . v. COTTON SEED. MEAL AND HULLS Hay, Corn, Oats Bran, Ship Stun, Lime and Groceries. When you wan- anything in this line it will to your interest tot F- V JOHNSTON L In , Cash see Job Printing Our specialty. Reflector Job Printing Office

RUSSIAN VERSUS TURK. A In Which Ivan Won With Ea. Some ago Russian and a Turkish officer were having a dis- as to the superiority in of r respective soldiers. can prove to you on the aid the men are he called orderly. buy me a pound of to- come at The turned on his heel went out. the officer, taking out his watch, orderly is walking straight to the next comer, lie must now he is turning; new lie is opposite the white mosque; now he the now he is St now he i- buying tobacco; ho is back; C. that else- Th. Picked. There was another in Masonic temple opera Friday night to witness tie presentation of by the company. p a was good and the he the act were splendid. The songs fobs- thing new here and much enjoyed The close their engage- tonight aid should have.; good audience. G. is called to the i semen I of he if on the us; Bow he is at the door; And Russian called out, my The Turkish officer, showing no sign of surprise at the precision of this Russo-tobacco promptly broke My soldier do that every day m the and he called, where in this paper. coin has a large and well equipped plant turn out work promptly. It is a home is entitled to the patron age of home people. Their It satisfaction i- on every order. U Convention The State convene in the to Ali and see that Move Chapel, in our city, on the u inc a pound tobacco. , . . . , My it em Following the tactics of the officer, the Turk pulled nut his is cur invited to attend ell the services. The desire us to say. will appreciate and went assistance in entertaining the dIe- the street; now he is pa-sing the pal- j -rates. There Mil be about fifty of pooch bazaar; now noon and he them. If yon can help, phone lo u saying his prayers; now he is Mrs. M, King. drinking at the stone fountain; now Ali hails him and asks him about my now is paying the tobacco; now he from Chapel Hill. He coming back by another way; now has made first alternate for Frank Wilson returned Friday he is on our street; now he is at the door; now shouted the officer. is my . haven't found shoes the appointment from this district to U, naval academy Annapolis, and will soon leave t . enter a training school there pie- to the examination. Report of the condition of THE NATIONAL BANK OF GREENVILLE. At in the Carolina, at the close of business, Foiled. hear asked Mrs. husband. I hour about Sam- the lady answered. you have anything lo tell, why don't you tell near. Well. Samuels was home the other night when J footpad shot at him and the ball a late key in Samuel's vest and his life was laved. So you hut good a latchkey and Discounts ft ,,,., . ,, . ,, II , Overdrafts Indeed. If Samuels had been; cured 1.1116.44 home at a reasonable hour; p. s. Bonds to secure 12,800.00 bi i use, fin e to Ins wife, and if n had m been for that latchkey; Due from National Bank a rich widow now. go if I reserve I 287.801 you for a latch- De ft m State Banks end t i . i 6.27 it, key ton have to bring back Cheeks and other cash that one. That's. Motes of other National all. to led now, and If Bark you I lo read lave to go Fractional going home at a reasonable hour Hoods to secure would have met footpad he carries to the i . and waste the , i, Lawful reserve in COal. I. I French Politeness. n From ever, i, on . of his nation, and a- very much i 8,322.00 Hi . n ii S. Treasurer percent of plea I an A in who had Tinted Franco, told me an an French that the . on i to the he in the car g am jeers i . wot., rained upon Ii m, i . , i Total LIABILITIES. Ital Meek paid in divided less s tall s paid i I- g 13.800.0 I Sue Individual subject to i heck j , Time of deposit . Cashier's checks outstanding in b.- ll ii i i. born urn CO it Total Stall of Ni ill 1.1.1 Of r. w . Aye i- r i om . in i. ii i tin w ,. i . ., M i v. .;. -i ;. , , . i , . . I n I . . i . ;, i hi i . I I l . i i i i i . am . t John and I pro i t be did think I was to blame f. II, . i. i . . i i p I . i. i . i i I i i, i in l i, fl i V I i l i j l I aid cl II Al. I Bi Ni Bare Track, K. v. lo-id and aw. 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-t best and newest in each line represented in our large collection 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 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. awes THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. l J WHICHARD. Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR VOL No. GREENVILLE, Pin COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 1906. SUPERIOR COURT. September Term in Session Thomas Shaw win is presiding at this term of court, arrived on forenoon train and opened court at noon today. There was a large c present the court room being practically filled. Solicitor, L. I. Moore present the State. The first business was the of the grand jury and the following were chosen and sworn L. H. Pender, foreman, W. B. Wingate, D. C. Davenport, J. H. J. Jr., John L. Carper, B S Cannon, Lot J. W. Elk Washington Mills, J. B. Pierce, W. J. J. B. Tucker, C. D. Joyner Win- gate, J. R. Edwards, W. H. Nichols. Three who were drawn offer- ed excuse for business reasons, but Judge Shaw declined to grant these, as he said he made it a rule not to excuse any one for reasons. Before beginning his charge to the grand jury he briefly cautioned the audience preserving in the court room. Owing to his weak condition physically Judge Shaw he was not able to deliver a charge, but, would only call attention to a few important matters that they might under- their duty. There are three qualifications to service on a grand jury. A man should first have common sense, he should he should have to perform his duty. It matters nm if a juror with the law, it is his duty to ob- serve the law as he it. Those not connect d with the court may the laws and and have the right t vote for representatives in the General Assembly who they believe will change such tows as they think but every one con- with the court in tin- should that every law is right It haw said that under properly laws an innocent nothing to fear and a guilty nothing to hope for. I'm is true Ir U an innocent Dim to be of crime. The m may bi as he should . but In of the public In upon his a be will over after be t, Tn grand jurors care- in In a true bill iii man. On the he should no 1.11 . f down crime man give- law and I e U and c mi. Ilia I a. Tin- gin ; lad i Mi . .,. o mi lie i laws -i I,.,. . ., V e Hie ,. . i , learn the law. Km man i free, mid if he approve of th h live- world is C to -o he ii., ,, . After Hi conclusion charge court n-r m o o'clock. i is liar of the court inc d to j proper the keeps ii a i contempt for Hie that in- can go crime when he ; tin effect f, law come i no nil . keep lie i- id to in-oilier class l of I II. at will concealed i i illegally . ii the y lines lie- I me i i from society I reassembling of the docket was called. What known white cap case was set for Monday nest week. Two men enough to the court fined This ed the large that they must keep quiet, would know the goo why. The trial of docket was taken up and cases disposed James carrying con- weapon, pleads guilty, sen- six in jail to be assigned to roads. Sam Turnage and Cotton, fornication, plead guilty. Torn- fined and costs, as to Cotton. T. L. Sellers, assault with dead- weapon, pleads guilty, fined cost- Brown and West Ward, adjudged contempt of court for talking, Brown fined f and Thomas Vines, failing to list taxes, pleads judgment pended on payment of costs and taxes. Guy Turnage, failing to list taxes, judgment suspended on payment of costs and assault deadly weapon, pleads guilty, fined f and coats. Will carrying concealed weapon, sentenced days in jail to assigned to roads. William Ward, assault deadly weapon, pleads guilty. Brown, assault with deadly weapon, pleads guilty, judgment SUS on payment of costs. Simon plead guilty Bruce slander, pleads guilty, judgment suspended on payment of and good or. Edwards, carrying con- weapon pleads guilty. Will Turner, Larceny, guilty, sentenced years in jail to be as- signed to road. In another case against this same defendant the verdict was not Paul carrying concealed weapon, pleads guilty, sentenced months in jail to be assigned to roads. grand jury returned bill rape Cox. James Chapman, assault with deadly lined a. c -sis. Jam s Bell, guilty in two cases, also guilty one cu-e of burning. Levin Will Grimes and Grime-, assault with weapon-, Lewis guilty, sentenced months in jail to be signed to Made not Jenkins, and Harris hi assault with pleads in jail lo be at- to Hawkins, win. fined Hi and costs, TRADESMAN REV DR. C. D. DIES OF Of New Industries and Industrial Development in the South. Chattanooga, Sept more important new industries established in the South during the week ending today are shown by the following list compiled and b Tradesman. Among the concerns most capitalized may be mentioned cotton mills in with capital; coal, iron and lumber company Alabama, v smelter in Indian Territory with company in Oklahoma, with oil ard company in West with and many other important tries capitalized at from f to The for the week as given out by the contains the North Carolina. hard- ware companies. ice and cold storage handle factory. and power plant. Concord, n mills. Belhaven, ring company. Nashville, supply com- ION BROWNSVILLE A Town in a Southern State but not of the People- Toe Hon- mi Post is responsible for information that ville Texas, the recent with the soldiers is not a Southern town. It is in the south, it is true, but its people are not south- The Post says that ville was first settled in 1846 by Mexicans, Gen. Taylor's army lowers, and No slaves w ere ever owned there, and former slave-holders are to lie found among its present population. This estimate at is made up as Mex- Northern people, Southerners, discharge I Federal their descend nits, soldiers, That being the of its in ii in small wonder that fie colored troops found It u hot place, climatic illy and otherwise. Certainly the Northern papers have been Browne ville as a b outrage, must revise their opinions. B I ii-. the thirteen him- en i e e is one of the most lot Chronicle. License. If K. licenses lo the following sine last report. Will and Lizzie Deans. Wilson and Baltic Edwards and Mary Alice Allen. LOBES Nathan and Kan v-. I Announced On Sept. I-. lit ll c I of Mis, S. c. alter I'M s Richardson Mi K. II Miami. w given honor of bridal party, upon this the engagement Mis Rogers, S, , Mi. Joni . i N. c , was an- The to take place mi Dee. III I Mr. is a member doing a large a Greer- ville, a popular young man both in business socially. Miss Roger was one of the in t a-t and made a i i her stay She a lady of many President of the State Normal College Expires on the Bryan Special to Greensboro. Burlington, N. C. Sept. When the train with the party reached Durham and the es- committee was hurrying to the opera house to hear Mr. Bryan one or gentlemen remained in the train. To one of them Dr. said, suffering with acute in digestion and think I will remain here a minutes. Later he went up to a drug store to get some The drug stores were closed, so lie returned to the car and said to some friends sitting near that he was in pain. One of them gave him some medicine, but it gave no relief. He was in conversation with State Treasurer when a stroke of fell upon him. He gasped twice, fell back and was dead. Dr. C D. Jones, of Hills- one of the escort committee was summoned and applied every effort lo life, but Dr was and death had been instantaneous The shock to the party the train cannot be conveyed- A hush fell upon every heart, and there were tear- in the eyes and sorrow in the hearts of those who loved him. As the train reached a crowd had assembled, Governor sorrowfully ed the sudden death of Dr. and the loss to the State, and said Mr. Bryan had not lie to speak while the dead body of his friend was on the train. BLACK Black Jack, M. O. Sept Elder W. H. of Greenville, spent a part la.-t week here. left Overton, Carolina; H. Greenville; E. K. Full County Ticket Nominated. Convention met in the court house in Greenville Saturday at o'clock. It was largely attended, that is to say large for the and was, perhaps the largest, best attended and most convention the Republicans ever held in the county. R. C Flanagan In calling the convention to order in a short speech made a few re- marks that were received. He named E. Victor Cox as chairman, and H. T. King temporary secretary. Mr. Cox in assuming chair made a short talk. The temporary organization on motion was made permanent. On motion a committee con- of one from each town- ship named to retire and recommend to the convention candidates for the county o In the absence of this committee Col. Harry Skinner was on and the convention in a conceived and clean cut speech, which seems so have pleased the con- The committee through its chairman to the following which was on motion Senate, H. T, King, of Green- ville. House, B. M Whitehurst, of Bethel, Eider Fred Clerk. Joel Sheriff, I. Fleming, Green- ville of Deeds, W. W. Surveyor, D. S. of Caro- County Commissioners-- John PERSONAL MENTION. Of Those Coming and for her home near X Roads. The protracted meeting here closed yesterday with the ten additions to the . Godfrey Porter and J. Tucker have returned from a trip to Washing ton Oily. They report a pleasant trip. Dudley and Fan- and Eva House t near left Sunday for Hickory Grove where he nice tiny. O. E. and wife Sunday for their home Mis. Audi VI, . v ho Mis. G S. Jo union, lei y for Greenville, Many the church here Sunday. V. Johnston, f Mire Minnie H in. h-i Mies Dora C x, who has been fen with relatives yesterday for hot i en lied Hunks. Sonic of s . Daisy Porter, who has i spending a few days here i with Mi-s Smith, to her home d pear lied ii . s C. Mills this a over the river. E L. Clark went to Friday. J J. Jones, Mai cellos Falkland. The ticket with few is better than we thought they could do. There are some very good men on the ticket. We are sorry see them leave the Demo erotic party. We think they are a mistake, but this is a and ii of the amendment the people feel act d as pie The Ki accords this privilege to them. We shall give a fail show, but it is idle to think for a moment that will poll more to 1.000 perhaps not more, than ticket will be by an majority of thousand we our is no danger for Dem in this year of 1906. Twin Girls B, Whom Carrier W. f R. F. D So. I route in the , morning, lace wreathed in smiles on both -id--. The i f gather- ed and of twin ii n at his in me mad him i-l;, Reflector sept J. Mooring spent Sunday at Bethel. D. C. Moore and J. G. spent Sunday at It this is the equinoctial season it is a few of time. H. B. Hardy, of the R News and Observer, i- in town. Miss Mary Bernard evening for a visit to LaGrange. Miss Lena spent Sun day with her parents in Washing- ton. V. G. Tyson to Winter- ville Sunday evening returned this J. T. went to Sunday evening this morning. OMen Cobb left Sunday for Tarboro where he has accepted a position. Rev. F. D. went to evening where he preached at R. B. Wiggins, of Boston, who been visiting at left morning. Joyner came in Sat- evening from to visit her brother, O. L. Joyner, Mrs. Charlie Whitehurst, of Bethel, came in evening to visit her father D. D. Gardner. Miss Octavia Rivers, of Hen- who was visiting Mrs. A. H. Taft, returned home y Sunday gave us a decided of weather indicated that the fall season hat come in earnest. Mies Elizabeth Ball, of was Mrs. J. A. Lang, returned home Sunday O. T. Tyson returned Sunday evening from the western part where he had his health. ., Mrs. L. II. Lee and Miss Cromartie returned Saturday from Baltimore where bad been buying millinery for Mrs. L. A. E. Fulcher has sold his dry goods a taken a the hardware store of Baker Hart. ., ,, ., Mrs. Junes returned Sunday evening from Baltimore, where she has been buying goods for C. T. Mumford. Register of Deeds It, Williams, went to Sunday to indexes of records with a view of selecting a system in use this W. P. El wards has resigned his place at the e A H. Taft . and taken i ion as book- keeper ware- house. Mrs George of Lit; in ;. her -i.-i. Km lies, returned . wore Vis- Mrs. O. J. Sunday There may no real happiness In riches, bill these is real in poverty. Admitted to Practice. before I lie no. n recess of court T. t court the by Supreme court to Mr. John of Greene county, to practice law. At the request Judge Shaw the oath war administered to Mr. by and he was duly to the practice of the bar The Name Was Missing. Monday i us a very nice teller of items from Mills, hut n the writer j failed to sign Ins or her name to us know who sent we can- . p them. As many times i s has been called to the . the Dames of writers g with letters for it does look Hike people would sign their name- to such let- Denmark, of I spent Sunday here. t Mr.