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SPECIAL Sale OF

Low Shoes and Slippers.

' Peace Inttitute.

Attonii.ni i- oa'li-il lo '.In udvi r- tiseinent ol P*ew I..- those patents who desire the best for ibeird-oghtor.. . ,DforBied bini Ihllt oe bad not

" been doing hi. dot, of late and therefore nis services were IM>

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ford I

early in t

is broken

that dema

nine Bar'

stocked,

makv

II NG ON THURSDAY, MAY 25TH. Ready For the Fray.

With the additional new players receutly secured for Greenville

stock of Ladies', Misses', Children's and Infant's Ox- - ;- yf *J*JrJ22

THE LIE GIVEN. A BLOW, A SHOT

Mr. L. W. Batchelor in Sanrtarium. Van Sharp in Jail.

Wilson, N. 0., Jane 10.Mr. L. W. Batchelor, a Wilsou DUtO, i yirjgin the sauitanuui with a bullet would in hie left hip inflict- ed by another white man uained Van Sharp, of Wilbanks. Mr. Batchelor KM brought here Satur- day night and in resting comfort*

bly. The trouble occurred aboot three

miles from Selma at the saw mill Mr Batchelor is locatiug on the Neuse river, where the Southern railroad crosses. Sharp has bees cix>ki"g for his force, and Saturday afternoon Mr. Bachelor, after p-iy-

limiteil lo 89 and early application is necessary in order lo secure ,

place on this list. Wri e President ^'J.'il James Dinwlddie for further par

liculars.

i- sent io ute. reiagie aim w *-- o|i was a somewhat pretentious ud roll educated person, Pyatsup-

I en in is in li are ready tor the

with Washington Fmlay and have no idea of hitiug the visitors MM: off Hi- oaiiu. Everybody turn oul Friday and give the Imya ph uij el' eccour^geniea',

eqnired. Sharp, so M Batobelor says, at once diepnted his word and was asked if lie intended 10call bun a liar. The words were repeated and Mr Knlchelor sltnck at Sharp who palled his pistol anil tired with the above results.

Sharp is now in the Smiibfield jail and having had his prelimina- ry iutiriti: Saturday afteniooii, was imprisoned in default of lull for 11,000. Nea and Observer.

jih at Greatly Reduced Prices.

t good, New Shoes. A chance to buy good, new shoes

Reduced Prices i, just in time to meet your needs, before the stock

lesand sizes run down, is arare opportunity, aiidl"^-* w. _ CtflNNFR WHFIIRFF !r ,J"na ,""1 |,'v'11." wH

attention of a!' careful buyers, who appreciate gen- tWW i,;,. s^s-JJjJ- - n . . . ...I . I iv, Temple UulUtna.

Sent To Penitentiary. Raleigh, N. t'., June 17.J.

li. Powell, Of Norfolk, Va., found guilty yes.erday iu the Federal court of attempting to defraud by use ol the United State*mails, waa

"I today sentenced to two years aid Harry Skinner, Jr. 8lx months Imprisonment anil lo

Whcdber. I l)14y #m ,;e. He us*i the

(hiebnodred Won s wantedTh< Me-kleuhnrg Hotel and Miueiul : Wats*'Co. Will pay *l 2fi each] f..r 1110 good OalCh sl/.e PlXe. Writet" and express i" the above at Chase City, Va.

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JflO K] UIG

ROMU s "n-1 * 1ni' Temple BulKling.

\\v herebj snoouce that * have; i..,.,..ute.l with us. In the practice of the Law, Mr. Harry 8k r, Jr.

ThutiiiL name will coulInue .., oiln r li" at Ihc Hiiltoi

':,.,.. (1 Vrti : li >'W nrai it f

l-h-M Arti ' Yon :.' i the pic- ture, "AS inn ' Well, a ma, || ,.-..io it, and I " " '"''"' " ' : -Come aw.iy. la nr. Tlmt jrtci inakei nil London Strjid-

STRONG Again is what Mrs. Lucy Slova'.l.ofTilton.Ga,

said after taking e^v Kodjl Dyspepsia

H Curo. Hundreds ofothcrwea'u

^wonun are bein e re-

tli stored to perfect health by this rem- edy. YOU rray bs well if you will take it

Indiees'.ioncauses noarly all the sick- ness that women

hive. It deprives the system of nourish- : i:.c debate > web worms is reported from Oklahoma and Indian Territories, "here some fields are being devoted io otlitr crops. Boll weevil- aie spreading in northwestern Taxas but geuer> ally the daiuige is ant great. Tobacco planting is largely finish- ed except in the more noitherl] lections and the crop is generally doiug well.

Thompson to Stay.

ii M ill in a soiuee ut pleasure to j the base ball fan.- to know that "Bull" Thompson I be man who pitched the Suffolk game, has' decided to stay v-ith the Greenville team. He is a strung laan, and will strengthen the team iu several' ways. He is >i pitcher anil a bitter. '

The colored Normal school al Frankliutuu has been closed for, good.

has been too strong iu the past. Let us have a good, pleasant, friendly rivalry between them. The incident in the last inning was unfortunate aud is to be de- plored. We believe Washington people are broi d enough to place the blame wheie it belongs.

Greeenville. a.b. r. h. p.o. a. e. James, B., 2b. 5

5 I 4

Turner, E.. .'ib. Smith, ss. Rowe, c. Thompson, if. 4

Turner and Forbes, ss. & If. 4 Harris, cf. 4 White, lb. 4 Walker, p. 4

1

(i 6 0

1 1 12 3

Total, 37 5 9 27 14 3

Washington. Springs, 2b 5 0 1 2 5 0 Dettenger, If. 4 0 0 3 0 0 (.lies, if, 3 2 2 2 i) Short, F., ss. 4 0 1 0 4 'A Taylor, cf. 3 0 0 0 0 0 Simmons. 3b 4 0 1 1 0 1 Koper, lb. 4 0 2 11 1 2 King.c, 4 0 0 5 0 1 Wooten, p. 4 1 0 3 2 0

Total 35 3 27 12 (1

Summary. Earned runs, Green- ville 1, Washington 1; two base hit, Giles two; first base on balls, Walker 4; Wooten li; struck out by Walker 6, by Wooten ... Time of game 1:40; umpire, E, Lewis, scorer, Frank Skiuner.

The next game is with Kinston Weduesday, are jon golugt

PERSONALS AND SOCIAL Thursday, June 24,1905.

The Suffolk baseball boys left this morning

Dr. It. L. Carr returned this , morning from Danville.

Mrs. W. T. Knrton and children | went lo Beidsville this morning.

Mr-. O. c. Ctlhoun, of Stiel- merdinc. was in town tni- niOl iiinj.'

W. H. Harrington returned Wednesday evening from Wi1. mington.

Miss Inm Allen, of Danville, arrived this morning to visit Mrs. Alice Harper.

Mrs. Harrv Skinner aud son. Francis, went lo Wrightsville this morning.

W. J. iSmith and son, Ronald, re'urued Wednesday evening from Itobersouvilli.

Mis. J. H. Mitchell and child- ren, of Suffolk, Va., are visiting Mrs. W. H. Johnson.

W. L. Brown went to Wiuteij ville Wednesday evening and returned this morning.

('.II Forbes went to Winter- ville Wednesday evening aud returned this morning,

Misses Kale am1 Kaj Moore, of \\ asblugtco, are spending ine day i al Mr B, F, Pairick's.

Mr. aud Mr-. H. W, Wilson urn children, of Danville, are visiting the laiinli of W 1), Pin i(

Bey. A. T. King, of Richmond, came in today to conduct the funeral of Mr.-. I.ucv Randolph,

Friday, Jane 23, 1905,

C. M. Jones left this morning for Raleigh.

s. J. Parbsm went up the road tblsil ning.

"Whalebone.'' the bogg) whip man is in town today.

Dr. W. ll. Wakefleld, of char-1 lotte, is at Hotel Bertha.

W. H. Bagadale returned from ; Wiutei ville this morning..

B. W. Mo-eley retorted from I Norfolk Thursday evening.

Fred Forbes is keeping luniks for the Bank uf Greenville.

Miss Heuiiie Bagsdale went to Winterville Thursday evening.

Klisha Lewis, of Kinston, came . this morning to umpire the ball game.

Mis- Melvlna Moore, of Grimes- land, is visiting her uncle T. R. Moore.

W.T. L'paoomb returned Thurs- day evening from Richmond and Baltimore.

Miss Nell Hinsdale, of Raleigh, is spending a few days with Miss Lottie Blow.

Col.J. W. Cotten, of Tarboro, was among the base ball rooters iu towu today.

Miss Claudia Simmons, of Wash- ington, is visiting Misses Gleuu aud Helen Forbes.

F. M. Hornaday returned this morning from a business trip to the Southern part of the state.

Misses May and Lillian Whii- lield, of Henderson, arrived Thurs- day to spend several days with their father. N. H. Whitfield.

Saturday, Jnue 24, 1905.

Rev. W. E. Cox went to Kinston this morning.

W. R. Parker, Jr., returned from l\ instoi. thi learning.

MissVirgie Hughes, of Danville, is visiting at Mrs. W. T. Lipscomb.

M. P. J. Williams left this morning for Kdgecoinbe county.

L. W. Tucker went to Oxford this morning to bring back the

o**!;. -. -i.ooier.

Dr. R, L Carr let! Friday after- noon lor Beaufort to take hi- bab] who has lieeu very sick.

Mis Abe Harper mil pun. Alexander, and Misslma Allen went in Beaufort Friday evening.

Mi- Klla W.I1-, Wilson, win, baa been visiting Mr. aal Mis. W. M. Kl:-g, returned hum* this inm niug*

Misses II-nine Itagsdale, Anna- iisll M.iic, Alice Blow aud Myrtle Wilson vloihav. been attending tbe ttnchelS institute at Wiutrr- \ilie returned this morning.

DOPE FOR THE FANS.

Curves From tht Pitiher'j Box.

Cau'l old "Bull" Thompson pitcn base ball!

Well, maybe Butt didn't olaj MM'Ohd lut.-e Wednesday, (see h.m figure in that doublet He scoop- ed "i in up like an old timer

(illic says, he can'l c.ilch em unless they are lilt 'lit of the

diamond. Paul Met rick says, "1 leil you

what's n fact, when they get a hit by snort it's got lo be a hit, ain't il!''

"Pap" Mil ris was io the game from the start.

'Bull" say- he did not use much speed Wednesday, What he did use -no' did look good,

"Tige" says, "Der luck va*. mil us." Well. I should smile.

Washington was sore .his morn- ing, canst-Greenville it, Sulf'lk O. Tin y would have given 1500 foi ll to have been the oilier Way.

How was Ibal catch in the right _-..i.iII when Sufi dk had two men on bases, and one oul?

To win a girl iu Greenville now, take her to a bull game, and give- In ; a inegraplione. Huylei's h .- list it'.- charm.

John Ivey caught like he was use to it. It's a pitty aln.ni m- lip, for Jack usually has a hand- some face.

Bowe is all right for tomorrow. The easterners" .-ay we must win. Bo guess we must.

Well ii does look good.for us the ray the team showed up Wed nesilaj .

They certainly played winning hall.

Haywood Dail says racing Cod ine ain't iu it with base ball the way we ate playing now.

That catch ol Turner.!., on short was highway robery of Suffolk. It was hair raising.

Burial of MM. Randolph.

The funeral of Mrs. Lucy Rau- dolph, who uied Wednesday morn ing, took place this afternoon. Tne remains, were taken from the home to the Baptist church, of which she was a devoted member, where services were held by Rev. A. T. Kink, of Richmond, former pastor, assisted by Rev. H. H. Mooie. The body was taken to the old home place in the country and i interred. The pull bearers were Messrs. G. F. lEvans, J. O. Bowling, D. C. Moore, B. If. Schultz, J. R. Moye and C. T. M nn foul,

Terrible Blow By a Shift.

Washington, N. C, June 22.A. well nigh fatal accident happened yesterday at the lumber mill of Mr. W. B. Willing on the outskirts of town. A boy named Wright who was engaged iu assisting his. father on some work was struck by a rapidly revolving shaft aud seri- ously hurt in the side aud stomach. It is feared ihat be is also injured Internally,

Willis P. Turner, of Panther Branch township, Wake couuly, died Tuesday.

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Co Irs, Collars.

Tw .Hundred Mi

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iloji rimi'iit. w.- Iiavo an im-

o stocl - .:.- A I overs, 1 :. tgs, Insert ions, corset iopertv valued ,i as It IH-CII II.

1 "' """'' ri""r'- for laxati m, (land s zinniue of and who may appear to the board, j|tho last of si u wai Irom specialeircumstanees, worthy

|h " rharreL If , | phieed upoo tha penaion roll." 1 t went ' ll iiiiirh troubU. ,, ,. ,.

Hu-n loo small ... IM earding Uue new provwon Mate VI the present Auditor Dixon says: "Of course this

din in i iinyili :>. is proper, hut I matter is left entirely with the conn- 1 deer- ty pension board and it isearnettly

g I laiMly lion One desired that the latter be extremely J! of till Ivies WHS I! .. , , . . . , ,

i, . ,, -.II ,, , , curilnl in making thorough exami- -.1 "I I." - \ I '. .. ill till' Vlileus | " ,,,,.; . ,.., Iliajc I nation of each application who lias io i-o iii.

''I mult i mi roduced was the i pro] rtt of the

lilt and ori rinuleil in Venice. These i i i ( e lei small and

i ropertyover 1^500 in value, because

i rery one of this class ho i placed

II (he pension rolls will take

money from those who possibly need

eon* 'velvet. ,! worse, and unless the cases are brocudi . lined wilh fur, ami xln mely urgent I think it would

'' i'' 'I ''"l! rHil cuise for the county pension board ''u '- [< ' eiuentseamein ,.ot to approve this daas of penwon- durma ' i 'I "i the eevi n- ,. .'' . , . . ,,,

: , Hie previous vKa,wh ""' Ltarlotle ol" i -till lie* freipieiitlv ar- *' ' '"'r

rietl a | ii-e ol rich fur, liieli thev i usedci , r or II neck piece. l*liui- Bill the sleepy head,

'Tin r reached ii- liijihe-t >a\ li.-n Ins slumbers overtook him.

cloth I of fur, and the ''"'''eiily he stmlwl waking | furrier* made n creal uproar. Thct '" u,uttt > daj was break- I petitiom d 11 e ope lo e: '' -cnte the v rerof eloih ,. . h I " " ' '" ll1'-1" w-ciomancei!

:t i purpoM'. rinalli -.!:, in- '' ' L' MWKKS. '''' " >' n- I geiiiou- merchant bribed the heads- swer. I mall ,,,,, , K...i us I ! Pills, -'Kmly

tion duv. Thct shrunk from K " '" '' wH|'i'"'i Biok i such ii-'-.K-inl the fill ; -: ";"- ,il" "'"' ''"' l,y I thednv. '.. now " "" '-' l'," ,!;' live- i ,lK , ii.v.1 u'i.o- or Bicken, Hit

: old' (hi r nar I of " '" ''> r,"* l'-':-j. '" i..i... C.I.I ... : woniiin - Ul ! U'll* ! all ui. . v

mufl nd a st i mi i ' not di eiin Shanghai

Tion - Ii ii ii ,\itv iork city contains a

After All. Onlj snlllucie.il. illation of 3,087,252; the total -> '" '. ' ." sni for President in that city at the-

Pro i Ii" ee, "ll . " - .

I ilien i.| mllllls Sold lij I Wo lie-'- Urnjt Biore,

At cording to the Sta'e census jusl

sii'-.' id I i vcrv- t of November, 1904, wai

ry, I'hiladclphia Record.

Snur iiiin.ii.il

Si, , p. ,;'., ' :! The industrious assesBors

uhcii iiiidille of h ilatlelpliin have discovered and Held elephaiil i rued on their latest lists 37S(S12 !',", I' 'he i i ,-, ,|,.| voters. Comment ii nu- I I and i lied ii ire W lien II , I hem ed, th

en d I lull i II :: I:

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I ' , fr.ghti i.d hi.i ill Ir il : " \> . ran i I-I en

v. I . i! In I ji II -lied JO :.'

'^ uu are niisi i n u^iiin.' said ll -. "T! im i IM.IIII. Illd I did Hot i I .i.i- all il-j

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i he quantity ul food taken I Inru" or the quality too rich,

inch i- likclt to follow, peeinllj so ii the digestion

. weakened h\ eorol ipa- ; it slowly and not toofreel)

:\ iitsf*-led io. d. Uosticate .... : horollghlj. Lei live

;,-.between meals, ami j ti feel a fullness and weight

11 limn of Ho s.oii.acli alter i .. ., .ike ('ham! ci Iain's Slnin-

Liquoi and Bsasieknou. , ,;, ,, iAvi,r Tablets and the !''- ' iraveh r ,,.], mBy |Pl. avoided.

-"-: "l'1( jii.-l n- ,. o\ Woolen's Drag Store, well tor a i not utii too imiirt ,. r v ,||,. f 'I'MIW I i! mid i I to start

III.I ! on liii .' i Ine of il.,, Wl .....,., |, .,,, ., | ,.,, i A Kansas physician losl ,i |iocket-

had never been sen ick hel'oi and ofraonoy. The other day he received

. i"1 ' '' ' ' v i;;; !" the empty wallet benriug this aoto: wns sniling Irom Honolulu and the ,, . .... ,. . .

I t0 fareHC|| Hortor, please fill this pmeriptnui

. u hen Ii id i oten poi and ogam. i nixed ' iiii n [treat deal ofi - frnpped i Hi- lri.id- The Salve Thai Pt-ntlralis.

down to si him oil and liunj! i Iii. mi .. UeWltf- V, ll. h lla/elSalv.' pen

I red III pagnc e'riilis the pore* ol Hie bkin, and into : tie. Vs a re-uli the acute ,,, !.,!!- wl Ii he devel- oped larnied even the ship'l sur- geon."

by ii- antiseptic, ml Ifocienta and healini: iiifluenee ii ulslue- lull .u in i II nral etn IJuib Burns, i 'ills, Ki /.emu, Ti Hi i r Win m and all skin diseases. A specific ii" Wind, bk-i Mm 11 r

c.ccrct.

' \ H ret" iteli.ng and prolindiuK l'il- -.1 lo i'.' . ere I

"Oh, I don't ki Hut I cry t "Tvi a feel I

"Yes,

and geiiuii e W'lteli ITi in iic by K, C. HeW'ittA.

Co, and sold by John. L. Wootou . '.

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When Dtwey Critd.

The following story of Admin Dewey is told by one of the sailors

who returned on the Raleigh, dust before the batde of Manila, when

the order was given to strip for action, the smallest powder boy on the llagship dropped his coat over-

board. He asked permission to

jump after it. but was rafused. He went to the side of the ship, dropped

overboard, recovered his coat and was promptly arrested for disobedi-

ence. Admiral llewey spoke kindly to him, who began to weep, and

said the coat contained his mother a

picture, which he had just kissed,

and he could not bear to see il losl Dewey's eyes filled with wars, lie

fairly embraced the boy, and ordered him li) be released, saying: "Hoys

who love their mothers enough lo risk their lives for her picture

not be kept in irons on this fleet.

Exchange.

iiui i: .it iii;i t wi ii

Of '"holera Morbut with One Small Bttle ol Chiimberlain's Colic, cholera oad Diarrhoea

Keuiedv

Mr (I. W. Powlerof liigbtuwer, A hi., relate- il e\|i.-ii he i.n 1 while serving on a petil jurj in i nun or case at Kilwardsvilla, 9

n":r, ''-:::;::':;:::': | COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE e buries, it. ir the editor'* ^n(j Mechanic Arts 0 II

mil. .- one there in a law suit, swear

ingaudtlie smell "I sulphur, hut

the doctor makes one there is a

in town AiThe s.

Offers practical industrial diicitlion in Agriculturo, funeral, cut flowers and a suieli ol * education in Agriculturo,

raraisb. The doctor run use a word | Engi ring, Industrial a yard long with ul knowing wlial t Chemistry, and tho Textile

it means, but il the editor USOB it lie I

has to spell it. II the doctor goes to see uuother man's wife he charts

for the visit, but if the editor goes to sec another man's wife he gels n

i Clieiinst ry, a

. \i-t. Tuition i 120

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in foil ii year.

Board s- B month.

Scliolar.sliips' Address

l'lilSIDKN't' VVlXSTON,

W. Raleigh. 1C. chargei I buckshot When a doctor X^******^1!**********^***^* gets drunk it's a caso ol "overcome _

by lieat." ..ml when an editor gets fi NT];V ((|, VACANT ,_AX!) drunk its a caseol too much booze, ft, u .,,,, ,.1|U.I.> Md ,.,uil! and if he dies it's a case of delirium i hundred awl Aft} acres ol land,

Any old medical c imweor lea., aJjcjafiw thejand

OF THE ^r>^

REFLETOR PRINTJitG HOUSE

IS BETTER EQUIPPED TO DAY THAN EVER BEFORE

To Produce Hft&hz&lazs @cm* me real Printing.

rjsan . . .;.':3ar :.z.Laz-,^ttx.

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>ron n treineiis. liege j. .- Snimi., A. li. tox's Thou. Ed- can make a doctor. You can't make wards or Sophia Edwards land and

II. II i . i i .... i.'. others la anil iear the Horse Neck an editor. He has to be born.Lx. *aXn ,,., .,;,,.;l, opening Iu I'itl'

lountv, N.

myse I nu - rihin foi ' nth ills Hie Kuril let* \i-ri fivi-l.v tor several in l.hs un

JUP.I Mim' mjjwmm.i". l&^qmr'fm'^i mi l I Jilipipw^T^ppp w-w" "PWP

THE EASTERN REFLECTOR ami-WBKKLTTUEHllSY AND KK1D1Y.

0 J WHICHABPi - BDIXOB AND PBOPKIEIOB.

It took jnst about five years t'- Ii it now reported thru

nettle the QsttisKtlgo caw. It repraeeatetiwe efthii country are

certainly h> ' to u like Mine method ought to be devised wherein

I i go t" tli* '"pig lail' -late to iavee tigate that boyiott oi American

litigation might be settled in a manufactured goods it has de\el-

shortei s;>rtii" of time. The prolong oped that auch a movement is on

girth in sftrefcrraff to .rtion

Entered i H* !""! of"8 al Oiwnviiie, N. C, as >ooond CIMI matter, Adrertislnt ra* - li::u:'' kuowfl upon application. A,.,,,.. . lelred a* every poat ollloe In Pitt and adjoining oountlea. | fag bom out court to another sery Foot ii Pinna We clip the following

uft.n brings about hardship to the from the Uanville. V*., Bee, whii-h

side that is weaker financially, we lliil i .. measure explains ibe

As to the merits of this cast we CB'IHC I tliia threatened boycott. It

confeaa u> know sexy little, but it is says:

a fact that the man witb the ability "Wi> know perfectly well what I financially to prolong litigation circumstance haa furnished the pi-c-

ation for the boycott li is not

QBBBNV.LLB, Prrr COUMTT, X. C, TUESDAY, JI-M 27, io.">.

Pryii . ' kei p

!,. t wi n I hese -1 >

Even the wai news is not in

with base ball in i 1 which China is a

The Baptist mid summer meeting; wjlu,mt nmllberof sleep awaiting us

av be tall,i,:, f 22,000, was tried in the Federal ly. butthe method of its enforce. meat has been such as to render it extremely offensive This being

court at ('bail .tie and given bis

Choice Of tiro sentences: To *>; ,ju. ,,,,,,",!,.,. |, l(,ls,, to do will begin at Jackson Springs next wnen it i, ,11 over here The rest to prison for two years and pay a whether it was worth while to send

week. will come bye and bye. line of f5tN.Ni; or restore the money [men to China to locate the trouble. " 'of which he had defrauded the gov

Some folks iy be waiting for a The Xorfolk Virginia-Pilot reports

double tax tore" nd them when tax ,. ,lt ., BnaKe Waaaeen there Saturday

listing tiuu -

For keening in 1 blic eyethe rivalry etweet I'll tte and

Grei nsh 1 -

con.: . armers

fhe trouble is not there, but liere , 1 What calls for investigation with a; iiiimei't, go t.. pill lor two uionibs "

view to its modification is the method and pay a fine of 320U lie aecei t . . . ... "'' ' oi our immigration officials, we ed the latt.r Hut what we started Lnouui try to remove the cause of out to say about this man is that the the irritation, and the indications mavoi, a minister ami several .other are that the cause is in this conn

prominent citizens ol Salisbury try.

went to the trial and testified to his ^.|( Tgfl ;u),j|a-t integrity and good character. And , . f . Ann now the estimate for the be a distiller who had stolen |2g,- yeal -'grotton crop has been set at

I simple clothes." quotes the Houston , eight million bales. On this esti-

crawling on the street. The only

thing strange about this story is

that the Pilot don'l say whether the

snake was accompanied by monkeYS

and aligators

Thiswa; pimping up in ..Mst . Iilvt. ,,,, ,,, plaill price jus! bet en c - bringa ;:

Post. Not altogether most men like

t. see their wives in handsome It the war ci lie

Linevitch I

hat tng .1 sinking |

- d at oi:,e

without

I'he c ui:iv commissioners have

Interest in the lt| iblUan double

newspaper Senture it Oreensboro

lias tin 1.1 run its 1 ursi

. .-.. but a great majority can't

afford to gee their wives in baudsjnie I

.I thes Therefore, they prefer the|

simple fabric

The most wis the Czar . . , ., her .1 reprieve

to do would be to I How the ex-

am; les ol In- uncles and resign.

inatcalrea Iy some persons are count* ing on high prices next fall. It is

levied aroad improvement tax of not >af,. w become too jubilant over r. cents on each flOO valuation, BUI Ii a prospect, even if the forecast While the tax is binall.it will raise were a reasonable one. It was Henry

I enough revenue to pay intereot on a W. Grady. we believe, who said that ..... 1 "oil Is a fool. It niiuht be aihlei

boud issue siifiiciently largi to put . = n vi that 11 olten makes fools 01 men.

all the roads in the county in good Humanity's UiKmory tl.eaclierous j condition. If bonds were issued for , gome things, and object lessons this purpose all the people ol the often count for little; and if the ex

Mrs. Uogers, 1 IB condemned Vet*

nioiit murderess, has escaped the

gallows. The governor lias givei

unti

rdertha! she might lake an appeal Iof ilnPr nited State. Supreme eourt generation would have nothing but

,. ;, countv could quickly gel the benefit pfctation ol ten cents for cotton next 't'4'*llllH*l Hi - ' .j . . . , till

roads, and the present mil should tike a good hold upon

Governor Fi Ik has an all summer job on his hands in attempting 10

break up betting in Missouri.

j to till

Ion certain constitutional ijuest us

touching her ease

people now, they might get ten cent-and be no better oil than il they should get only eight cents.

As might have been expected that

We are a little surprised that lightning 18 hour schedule between pioveiiients. Good roads would be

a little interest 10 pay each year for

the benefit derived. There are some j Such expectation would flush the people who lift their hands in horror: people with a spirit of extravagance when a bond issue is proposed, but |d their ave, Is would be larger

it is the cheapest way la get im

Greensboro did not mike a bid for Mew York an 1 Chicago resulted in a

eaceC uference big wreck. The disaster Hi - nineteen people and wounded many 1

been m,,,v 'f|1(. railroad has decided 10

ive back to

torn rrow. continues a 20 hour schedule.

the Japo ItllBS

The weather bureau ha

trying lor several days 1 make lt|qUit the fast trip an "colder

warm

the best investment that could be

at the end of the year. Lot's not be too jubilant over the prospect of high pries in the fall. Many

I changes can come in bur months. Scotland Seek Commonwealth.

Why Discriminate and Call it Justice

THE MERCERIZED CONTROVERSY Still Continues to Burn Advertising Space

and Money.

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Mary bad a little lamp The Vapo- .'resolene

And everywhere that Mary went 'I'll*, lamp was always seen,

For Mary IIHII the whooping cough She would cough, cough ami sough

And hut for Mary's little lamp She'd cough her head right off,

BUI ev r> night by Mar 'shed The faithful lamp burned l-rigbt,

And Mary's eough and parents too, Could rest the wh de long nlghl

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Ideal Clotln are not easily defined, but it's easier to define Idoals vary, what satisfies one man doesn't

We A W, .-,;:, judge says playing w e learn that some farmers have

poker U waked gambling Wonder decided to take their plows and

how much the judge ! si In his last turn their potatocrop up side down.

game?

Governor Joseph I.. Folk, of

Missouri, in his address at the com- ,,,m. rtv H||., s ing| a ,., jtban to inako tll.-.n. , . m.,n, . v.i..ri.iii in'iv..,- in- , i r, nlease another. That s what makes ideals an index to character, mencemeni al NanuerUilt i Diversity even m some c iurts finds exemplin- ' aai,! cation iu the case ol Jobann I loch,

f death in ('hi uie of his

We ire glad to

John E. Webster ster's Weekly. ..t I

proving.

that Col.

I'his is mighty tough on fanner that never won a cause, the other

friends. The farmer whop

-It is .me thing to be against now under sentencei wrong; it is quite another thing to cago for the murder of light wrong.' ne isanon combatant n,a"-v ***ll,,rl1 W!,ll,s to BPPI

. his case to the Supreme court of the

and iiiso what makos ideal clothes difficult to produce, There are some general principles, however, and good quality Isoneof them.

The Style of Your Clothes the pattern, the price you pay disclose your taste and common

a soldier in a Dalit. Good citizens "*. but cannot do so unless he can sense, but the quality is an index of character anted; ' __- . ,--.. . .1 I .1... ....... 1 Tf,... .,..,- ..., all \v,*A nrlnn t,\r ',,.,..,,

Bditor of Web- I ra $ l.Oii crop is just about ttiat

need to become more aggressive.

much in the hole now. The man that is afraid Iu slu h

raise makiu

."*7i HI to defray the expense ol If you pav an all wool price for "mercerised cotton" fabrics g up the record of the ease 0,, ' that 8UOW8 that you an- easily "llinillamed " but your ideals may

.' . , I be good. U you willingly buy and wear the "mercerized cotton ISM le. is un-

it is said the ii lop skirt is coming

back. We hope it will lie side-

tracked or wrecked iraewhere on

the nay.

We learn tli 11 eace and quietude

isratgning in Durham. We sup-

pose her attention has betn divertid

by Qrsensboro,

The difference between a politi-

cian and a statesman is this A

politician is a man who has held an

office and wants another one A

-talesman is a man who has held

office and keeps right on holding

one. See the difference?

'olors.and stand in the open against "PP*1 There is something hard, ^ulteratkm,'b^^^'i^t^'^^^i^^* ^^^ evils, is of little benefit to good gov something cruel, something unjust en0Oi that's another indication. Maybe you govern your conduot eminent. The country needs sol- i'his. It means that a poor man diers of peace as well as s Idle, ol '" ll,ill,,is is ^prived of the power war. Monroe proclaimed the doctrine toPpea' to the Supreme curt be-

Is luxury a menace? asks the

Savanal. News. It may he, but we

are perfectly willing to try it the

rest of our life.

An exchange lays that Kewport

society are to try Turkish cigarette.

They will serve them right if they find them guilty.

A middle western man shipped

ten barrels of irUh potatoes a few

days ago. Ami iu turn received 15

cents for the shipment.

The old story of the fellow who

tells his lady love that he is not

worthy of her is never found out

by his lady love until after she is married to him.

A young man in a New York town

dreamed the other night that he had

fallen huir to ft 15,000, and strange

to say, the next day his dream came

true. This is out of the ordinary.

I'sually when a person dreams that

he has suddenly become heir to a

fortune, lie only wakes in the morn-

ing to find that he has been ridiug

a night mare all night.

of America for Americana. Thej0""606'8 P"r- Bse itisHoch Missouri doctrine invites that phase has nothing to do with it. lie is a and applies it both ways. Americans "tizennol allowed the rights because for America is the slogan that needs bo is I'00'" Tni" w""kl ''l'l'iy to to be sounded now." any poor man, we take it. Vet a 1 man of money or with friends of

! wealth would find no trouble in In discussing at length theChinese appealing to the higher court. It ii

boycott of American manufactured almost like liberty being purchased goods the New York Times says: and iu some cases it would bo pur-

chased.Charlotte News. "Clearly the best possible policy for our government would be to repeal the oppressive featutes of our It is said that the Yanoey county laws which are in contradiction toIcommissioners have declined to pay our treaty pledges, which we could do with very little harm to the

iuterest on bridge bonds because the structure was not satisfactorily con

by the same test.

Be an All-Wool Man when it comes to buying clothing. Your clothes can be as good as they look if you say so Our label means all wool and best work manship, it is a small thing to look for, a big thing to tind. Let your next suit have

"EFF-EFF" Label on Ituida "pocket Made by Pecbheimer Pisbel Co. and sold by

e. L. Wilkinson & Go.

teresls of even the most violent! structed. The owners of the bonds,

Dr. Charles K. Taylor, who has

been president of Wake Forest Col-

lege for twenty years, has tendered

his resignation because of feeble

health. I'r. Taylor has made the

college an exceptionally able presi-

dent, and has giveu it raak with the

beat educational institutions in the

South. I'rof. W. L. I'oteat, who has

been professor of biology in the col-

lege for a long time, has been chosen

foes of Chinese workmen. This the mercantile bodies who have trade with China urge, and the 1'resident has, dt is reported, substantially promised to recommend it te Con gress. Whether Congress will pay any attention to it depends on the force and direction of public opinion and that is as yet uncertain."

Does this boycott amount to any- thing? We think it does, and the

South will he the biggest loser. In

China lies our hope to create new markets for the sale of our cotton

who are residents of Ohio, had noth- ing to do with the bridge contract, having only paid casli for the bonds. If correctly stated, t'lis is about the ranKest instance of repudiation yet attempted in North Carolina It is as if a man borrow money and make an unprofitable deal with a third party and refuse on that account to pay back the amount borrowed. The courts will in all probability

I vide for the bondholders.Char lotte Observer.

Greensboro never fails to come in for iis share of sensational cases

goods. If this iisld is shut off the Theosss against N. Oleaa Williams - .. 1 . . 1 ... i has been continued for a hearing in

to succeed Dr. laylor and will make : South can look lor low prices for the t,-, city . UBU,'er.-Ureeusboro s worthy successor to him. I next three or four years. 'Telegram.

Hardware. For C 00k Stoves Ranges,

Heaters Pumps, Guns, Am- munition, One and Two Horse Steel Plows, Heat Cutters and Stuffers. In fact anything

in Hardware come to

H. L. CARR

KIliWBWHHli.i'.v,'";.

WINTERVILLE DEPARTHENT This department is i:i Cr-**rgeof A. D. Johnston, who is authorized to rep-

resent the Eastern Reflector in Wintervi1

BnBJBBSJBBSBSim^BBHSK/i^ Jf *711

A BRETON LEGEND.

Huge Granite Bowlders In ^'hich Art Imprisoned Pagan So^,s.

*4

WINTERVILLE TEMS.

WIST ir 11.1.1:, .\.C . dune 26.

Look up Mr. Cooper aeJ a-.k bim about pnres of aoythinj! thit you are 1 itereMed in.

Spa. i-h pnaontl fot seed at. T. N Ifuuuisg & Go's.

We h..e l

wanied'I 01 ;! men to solieil orders for usrsery t-tut-k in i'ltt oon 1 ,. For particular" enclose Stamp. Box 54, Winlervillej '>". 1'.

0.8, ForbeiaiKl W. L. Brown, of vii inv 1 ,0, were l.eie VVedliei day nigbr.

\V. bnudle T. W. .'.odi a..il 80c- ^anl'.il itnd mi! oi seed.II. T. Htrongrr |COOJ ol m.-ril Ihao coo- tlnu.d and lncrraslno P"|iulArlly.

II the verdict et MIIXIONS OF OUSEKEEPLRS does not convince you ot the merits ol I.ION COrFEE. It costs you but a tr.'ile to buy a pacliage. It Is tlie easiest way to convince yourse!!, and to make you a PERMANENT F-'JRCHASER.

l.ION COFFKE Is,old in'y in I lb. wiUrl ;.nrknws, and < icbea you u "uir ai.ucltiu. us wUtu il left vkir larlnry.

I.l'Hi-hf ad An crery |ark^ct and ,he

White'. Colic and Kidney Cure, i Wintl>I.vjUe ufg. o,,. j. thoroughly tin- combination kidney uiedieiue lor "iiK-k and u sure colic cuie.

at the Drug Store Some try to meet. HunancKer

bnggtee In pi ices. A few try to iuiniiile them iu quality and liuinh. But none undertake to do both.

equipped lor making -pleudid ; Hour

Mr*. W. L. House and children left Friday to visit relatives in

! .', sden.

All colors of paint, aud yellow ioachre ut Harrington Barber A.-Co.

Amos Tyson, of Ayde,., has been , ^^ nQw ^ na|j(1 m(.e |i(]e of a frequent visitor here for the pas. j gIg|| M- ,rockerv wa.0j all Tery

three weeks \. Hl4rrinEtoll Blirl.er & (>. Another Urge shipment of shoes } p Harringtou, O. A. Kittrell

all styles aud st.es end prices very I fl g A KU(reU mt u> Qrnu_ reesouable. Hamuglou Barber | fM| rl(Jay (o uke ju ^ ba

Lace and hamburg cheap as the I cheapest at A. W. A. Augc * Co.

in Reduction sales made on white

goods and voil.R. G. Chapman

B, P. Manning, who has been away for the past week, came Thursday night.

Paint your house how is the time, Aoge t Co. have the old reliable Town and Cvnutry paiut.

Uucle, where are vou gciog.

,v Co.

R. T. Kvans, of Greenville, I hf rn prepared to make pictures.

I am oing to A. W. Ange fc Go's. I We he hand a ,f n,ce

they are selling sommer goods way ! euts 8traw ktB t,ht .,wl11 now_ , . bsowcost. Don'i fai to see them, down eheap now.

Miss Dessie Davenport, who We will sell you at some price.-

hasbeen visiting Mrs. Oel Man-' R'" ChaPman * ^ ning, left Friday for her home near Stokes.

Special prices on Bllzzaid ice cream freer.

Total

Slate of N .i'tn

"- "III ~"~ T*mmrmmm mm

DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY PEOPLE Tutt'sPills

DIRECTORY. A USEFUL CONVERT.

YOU CAN REACH BY

TELEPHONE ?

The Rnmber is Constantly SS5~

After catini;, pernons of .-: hilk>u haMt wtUdertvcjmMtbaiMfM l>> taking unv of UWM pili->. I' *"u h;iM been

OKIVKIMG 100 MUCH. thry will promptly MOSS'S Ihc nausea.

being Added to

CAII IT'., MAHAGEB AN1< SI

A TELEPHONE : 1NEIS 11!' DOORV, \Y THROUGH

WHI H TO REACH THEM

IT? WHY NOT OPEN F~'Z>R RATES

LOCAL

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I 1

Jon in> N

.. .ilrhtollows.rt'Mor. the appetite and remove KBs.niv lasl* ini;... I'liuiintlv >ucariuiiltl.

Take No Substitute.

Stati ol So lb Carol lu, .I. IV.

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list ami l ft to 1

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& HI A. r\ -4. i 3" * l\.'rt Orllte \kV W- v?- . . .. v. v. w. Him ofl ' a -V- -.. 3: (hiO|l "t.ol '''' ": ' " g '; . isa , wil ,, (*/ nail""' '"' P'VI' SP "

ick Hav< a |!oo ^ . . . sabl 'tin tool box i foi ,'.'-" . up p.

- ' ' '..'... r . am wit . . .i'J

. PI !... i i 'in 11 rl. il I* till* t u iv liriv I

,1,1 . . . :.!.. uki itii'l

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s ii tli iii ael mor t'i you ei narnisu, . ,.._ iu .,_ ,W1 ,., Morse (joous, c. * o ,t M '.v :

Ot" ,& '''' UOOKK I ,: itHM-ior Court.

. . - ..... i' . . ii v- Aity.

i .. . see thai } our t....i li>\ - .. .,.. - , arfi

* '-' \ ?-JA^ T. * .r.r's * * .As. v*

Of Course!

j. P I iCorey NOTICE! , ,. f i , iver of tfllr iiiu- ^.i.K-I\i* ra%-A.^*i^ '^..^^^i^^vr^ : i' , J(H|^3f^3|WW!twlWw8' 'mum .ih'Mori m Dixo lo II .

\ . .". . I T >-.-.->11.. p.

iwr, ... i.anri ' i- .. - S1-' ' ~ IZ. . ','. mr> :' ! ' ^\'!i>.i -.:- ana re;..ii Oruoff wi - i

furr.il :it I esler, I'Ox, u-c i.-.:. aeiaaadt of the trade and will at bat-log thi i -- totw iiy ill time* carry a complete line of the Clerk of theBi imrlor lourl ! I Ml

rii.nilv. anil i i. I'I.: ilulv quallfled a<

Heavy and hanc Groceries. -:; - ^ Tr-:^: -'" Fruit.-, Oonfectiouai log, Tobacco, oolding clain - agalni .aid i stale, 11 ..:. ,,. on v :.'. ".' m to DM for payneol on or Ugan, etc. ,h.lbefore the I2ih day ol May, IBM.duly Cal. on me when you LlDt the .,,,,.,,., ,i.,,., ,.,, ,.,. K[[\ \,P best Groceries tor tbe .ioweat price plead in bar ol their recovery. .\ii at trbicb they can be told. penon* indebted to isld ntate an-

I requssM I to .iiaki' iiiiin iiiaU' paymeni

J. J. I U KIN A\J Ci I Thia the lOtli day of May 1. JE8HK i ANNoN,

The Five Points Grocer. Aiiiniiii-.trati.iui i>ui H. Cos,

Th Prttihtr Made a Friend When He Least Expected It.

r. e lovers though a-c be, to at al! there is virtue in skillful fiat fiffhuii'! in n .in-! cause. Therefore ili.- thrill i- si least pardonable \> hieli one fti Is on rt'iidiuii this Clerk Superior Oourt-D. . epif hliu.h r_ ,. ,bte n 11i^-. hook, "A I'ri'ai'hi'r's Storv of

COl MV 0FKI0SB8. OommisaioneraJ. J. Rika,

Chairman, w. R. Home, .1. K Bpier, J. R. Bamhill .1. W. Page.

Ml .HIV.

SheriffL. W. Tucker. Register ol lWilsR.

liana. '!'ii' isuier S T. White. i uronerDr. William

! . II

SurveyorJ. 1>. Oox.

His Work." The episotli was in the Wil miilsl ..f I'r. Ituiui ird'e i gorotis

side ..| New Vi.: .

1 remember ..:;.' man ill ; KHIIII- lar, B bifc si i lie i sine

in aud .-.ii down in lite Sunday 1.1. I hud some "t the very

best U .. hers I eould find, and 1 si- Hoard "i BauoanoBA. . .IV. pu) 1(H, 1K,, w.orkt.w i i

Cox, Cbaitman, B. M ,,,,,, ||,. began to talk in a waj W li it .-Ii IH'SI . 1. C, Arthur, thai a man should uoi i.. k to a lu-

LKducation dy. II .i- a little dn I * *j^_ . Bush. I alkill oxer _ ,, ,,, . : lolt] him to eel nut. II.wou I CE. Hem- |iotlii(nc lMil

u\\ un here lo help j ou pi pi TOWH .Kl'-li i B8- Wo paid it.

A Idem .1 S. Comrletoii, you uf a man to respeil Ii. \\ lii do v >n MI here aud

Superintendent \V. I! Rax

St undard keeper in .

(h.ii a- Co'vb, J. K. Moj . W . \. H iwen, A. R. raft, ' s C irr. T B. Hooker, J. ('. Lmnier.

Mayor F. M. Wootan. Cleik - IV .1. iVliii'barl. Preasuivr II. L. Oarr. I'ax i'n lei ..I C. I', itountree. I'oliceChief, .1. T Smith: As

si si ii.' . .1 'i. Uleves . ". II MeUowan.

Chief Fi e i'.-i.aiiiiiei.' Ola Km !> s

Diaiienaarv Couimiaaionei .i \v. B'iya, .1. ti. Hart, #. L. 8ugg

CHt'BOHKS. Praver meetiiura each v\ ednes

lor her lo tea< Ii '.-':"

Hi re al me and would uoi gel .

"'i nt'l wanl i lo .all a po- lio out qui liv."

11 ii-il tn 1 1. und 1 saw \ v. ..... Ho was ii- big ,i mini us 1 I did uoi . . i a |">-

..-.' :n I , i' and . .1 1 , I .

: :.

i , ." "A I . . v "\'c>

gel out." km] lie went. \ : I ifter thai re

got into a r i ' oui do Hi.' >.., dai i' .oui itli some

dav night. Sunday sohoolM I saw, cllin .. , .... tin i ihe crowd, ilii> -.in'."' borli fe ii. and 1 bi eui lo .' el thai b : n I iui and the others I should IH killed a . ' . :ii. he "alli- ed up to the i iii.-.i,. I r and -.ml:

"I ,I'tor and me ' i lean out llli- .-.li' "l'"Ii - i ' out."

. ,V II .... i.. . . . .t dav oi

. I'...'.. ...... .' KranK Hi I. I), lion - '' -'

. . , I . ... I) ',., ....... i .-in.- Brie i *i - hen - after I..- run by .1. Fraua

Thi June i lib. l J.I ... 11. Hook, r

I desire tsme, nrom-

- that I i I alwav - .- j . ifori to prol" i' their Inu - t future, Verv u ily,

I have pnrobased the stooft ol J.Frankiii OBOCERIEHaod ouiineaaofW. ) Tbig[>eu ami * ill oarry 00 the bus- iuess at his old itaod on Wve AUMIKIBfRATOR'H KOTH'K. Points.

6:30 :i. m. Bapti-t- Rev. A. T. King, pas

tr. >lla- bles"a | i "tih, yi -. I remcmljer!" -in- announeed linally. "It .i- Moore."- liar;., r's ft'eokly.

Naoaaasry. A youii(i Si nteb minister, with an

exalted >. nioii of his forensic pow- ers, lid one morning M bis msu in the kirk: "I don'i think, John, I

Steamer "R. L. Myers" leaves newi pul t| guwu on. It's only sn Washington dally (except Sunday) jncumbrsnee, tliough tonv folk

COBB BROS. & CO. APPLICATION COB LIQUOB LICENSE. NotleB is hereby rltsn lbs! I will

make siipllcstion t.. the Board of Com- ..I..... .--' !ottou Uuveis ami Hrokeru lo mlseioners of Pitt eoual) on lbs lirst *"*"" J I Monilav in .luiv. li'O.',. ii.i lloensa 10 eka, Cotton, Qimln anil J IVIS- lrtllj| liquor in Qrlmeslsnd, H.C.

Norfolk. Va Oottxm

Stocks ons. Private Wires to New York Chicago and New Orleans.

LANIER & HILLIARD, Greenville. N. C. Noiles Is hereby given that I will

makr applieatlnn to the hoard of I'cin- MARBLf: MONUMBNTAL WORK misstoasrs of PStfouajl on lbs flrs

Tims. .1. TAIXBY. This 27th day of May, 1906.

APPLICATION FOR LIQUOB U0BN8B,

at li a. ui. for (Irei-uville; leaves Oraaoville daily (except Sunday) at 12 m. for fVasbingtoo

Conoaotlof al Wasblogtoo with Norfolk ox Soutbero Itailroail for Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston ami all other joints North. Oonnaetl a Norfolk with all points West.

Hbippern should order I heir freight via Norfolk, care Norfolk A Southern R. B,

Sailing i i- subject to ebange without notice. T. H. MYIBS, Agent, Washing-

ton, N. C.

seem t.. think ii makes a preacher mor i|.iv--ivc."

Verger John Aye, aye, .-ir. Thai's just ii. It makes ye mair impressive, an' ys need it, sir; yo need it.London Sporting 'rime.-.

His Criticism.

Edmund llurke oni a showed > painting lo Sir Joshua Heynolds, whose opinion he invited. Sir Joshua looked long and attentively at it. "Well," be said, "1 really don't know what to -av. It's s oleterish thing, hut whether there's s'lillieieal pmmlae ;" ' Il j

Announcement

We hey, leave to announce that we arc

Wholesale and Retail Distrib-

/ ^~-^~ utors for - "s

Harrisons' White Lead, Paints,

Colors, Varnishs and 'Town and

country Ready flixed Paints.

There is no, line in the world better than

the Harrison line. It has behind it a century'

reputation for honorable wares and honorable

dealings. -

If you use the Harrison Paints you need

never worry quality. -

We trust that you wil' favor us with your

orders whenever you want good paint for any

purpos. Have just rtcieved a car load and

can give you Special Prices.

Baker & Hart OREENVILK, N. C.

yjpMs^sasssssasgag Tw.--^a;.-.i'k>i..-:^r..j|fmr .-./are, ssaMassaasssW

REPORT OF THt CONDITION OF

THE: BANK OF 0RE5NVILLE. QREENVILLE, N. C.

AT THE COSE OF BUSINESS MAY 29th. I9J5.

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION: Iron Fencing Sold

Monday in July, lHofl, for license la retail liquor In Briuieslsnd, N. ii ;i,>r>;i ili NViribU .voiIiiiC.Sii.il. - B.S71 M

*211,180 63

Llab41itMsi

.;t|iii.ii Atuek paid in ttMOO-otl

8ur| in 2."i,iMi0.lM'

Ci'ihv Ided Profits Is Bzpeoses Paid 7,800.71

Deposit aabjed to cheek isi.4SJ.t6

Oiuhier'e rtbaeks out-

staoding ii, 7 r> 1 .16

1841,484,69

-.uieo North Carotins,) County of Pitt, )'

I, .lames I,. Little, fashion f tin- abovi-iiuined bank, do solemnly swear that the statement above is true to the beat of mv knowledge tod belief JAMES L. LITTLE. Cashier.

CorrectAttest: Subscribed end sworn to before

ne, ;lii* 7lb day of .Inn.', 1905 I.C. TYSON.

Notary Public.

.1.(1. MOYK. i. A. ANUREW8, li W. KINii,

Diroctors

Ii Victor Receives THE

6RHNDPRIZE To the Victor Belongs the Spoils.

(Special despatch lo the Kiuiuirpi. Si. LOOM, MO., Oct. 21. The Victor Safe A Lock Co., of

Oincinnati, received, today, the Orand Prize at the World's Fair, foe their exhibit of solid Manganese Steel bank safes and general line of fire and burglar-proof safes and vaults, their megnifloent display taking fint prize over all ooBpeti* tors for modern improvements, construction, workmanship and finish'

The Safe that has never been Burglarized.

J. L. SUGG, Agent. GREENVILLE, N. C.

tsa--f.isiisifi'sisi

'OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT ' J- M. BLOW, Manager and Authorised Agent' I

-. AYDEN, N. C. , ^ .

AVDEN ITEiHS

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The Reflector Tn HtHfi.KurtoK Is If 1.;ad By Everybody i" russrh,

Itrestehesj paciple) whobave mousy >. pay for wlint Uiey wntJ if yon have wgat .hey want adrerSse it untl vuii are sun- get a psart of thesr aiomsy.

AniEfi, N. 0., tmamn, mor,. As authorized asjasri lor DAII v

and BssiTKRN HI;FI.I:.-!,.K ,. take great pleasure n. reeedviog Mb scriptioos and willing rseedBta lor those iu arrears. IV,. |,av. |,.. of all who n.-eite i.,.,, ,,,,,11 , thisoffioe. Weais, 1 a,. .,>, for job print ibg.

When jon need ,, .,._ |jj..,_ tough pole, say for font iHlgg] . , carrisgp. OaU ,, 1IS ,, umka ( selection. Aydem sfttllas A Mr, Oo. Ayden. X. p.

Ayden Hilling i atfj. (., Alileri. \. C

If you need anything 111 the ,v Of Crockery, Tin orCreyslnne tjrare oome lo see us, Hart & Jenkins.

Ai>ut u coaples of peeusji 1 ami ladies left |.r,. \'\ eslaewdi J morning in .najeoa fesrs BsUiog froht-a lew miles out bi theoasltrj The\ repoit rlsh bites, BMSjqultuea galoie, loleaaMy irssn, m.-, time, a crowd on it- return buugry and tired, Imt ,iav ,M ,,,,.,;. aully long hi be rnsUnaslsMed.

Call ami exauiine onr :i ,, )' high grade bttgjoes. Y ., ,,, |. easily oouvineed of the upenority of material and wesikaiaBaslip.

Ayden Milling \ U|g , K B. Hail ,V Qo MIII,I., sjj ,|,(.y

possible ran u pJatM y,u with their new line | heavy nm! Caocy groi-eries

We ate ffeadquaitece foi Irs* 'class, light oesd II iine-s. Ai ,VI-

Aydei, Hilling Mfg. Co .AMI,,. N. c.

Jnsl reeeiv.'d, gm |j,;,, f , .,r ness aud e.in in yoaoplusuays I. orpiiee.

Ayden .Milling .S; Mr- < ,,

Surorell & Mcl.al.rn are re. ceivirg dally new gn-onrl t confeiiioiii'riee rlghi ,,, ,i. tories.

^suansaetBrebBggisiaeatsi 1 the irade, that are siuitily smoothest sent on Ihe market

Aydeu Milling ,S: Ufg \.

K. K. JoliiiMin, aho ha- '.11 here for quite a while in ih> comiuissj,,,, 1 biwkerasje ' 11-1 ness, has ajou< to Kiustotj t . 1. and will em.dun ., aimi ,u DH ,j there. .Mr. Johnson eras lei.t popular willi osjl pi rtp] a..,! all regret t>> pun wl b biui \". hope however iu bia aes i .uu noeeai auty erown his efforts 1

may his Irieodshipi ..) 11 1 , , nteassineere BBtbose 111 \>.l .,

Iloaa haviiit; watohei aiul rs ibies iu the poneresinu ofJ. vt'. I'ayler. jeuelei anil ODtieisn, ; , t| lesire 1 In in ami hi- aervic - m he Optical line. Should OOIDC for bean, as he will leave 1..1 Phlla* lelphm allei .June tttk, and will eiiiuiii there perhaps for one uonth. -here he ill take a peeial ionise ii, opiin.

We have lull line ,,| "Dolly IndUoi." ahoes :.u ladlea. Kvery air guaranteed.

I. .1. Edwards ,v Co

Oottoo kiog cultivators, Gopher lows aoa extra blades .-. ..' i:. nttta .,.,! values for II- money In iboea, hats, caps, igi cat pets, mattings, tables 1 1 or oil cloth Oaonou .v Tyson,

Miss I'.ittii . . ; of Green- HeP ' te .. . 11 vi-.1 ti, hei ..ilii'i. in. 1. . 8kInner.

'' mn oulill and latesl .with which

; ' Sitisfacl guiran- id .' .. Trlppsii iir,,.

Ii,ral ' I l

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111 UI .

I.U. TrlppA

full 10 see Cm,inn, ,\

eon's new oresrimy aatfi ,,!,,, ie , deowated, Prioea

than li.nnerly . '.on.-to ^ee Ba when y , , ,

I" I'li.V lnde|H.,lel,t MiMn.-.,,!,,,, .. tobasjBa, sse dost bar.

gOOde, Han A .lenkiiiH.

Bar ean Deaehes, appk -, ,,. toiiiatin-. Jte. BttpJ] |u g |.: ,. & On,

Now we have plenli ,,, , ''" unm resdiae ""' 1'invs i. , ,,,. ltl,^

AideuMilltngiMf,..,.,^.^

CausjoMi r.v-i, are dis|i|

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SI'lll'IAt kl.Tlli:. 1 ""''' ' 'make ., , ,|

' v ' i.i sail our "-"'' "'b mnl. baggip, al

' ! " I : I'n. - Tin- |. 1 ' :";"-- il ,1, - , ,.

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In- ISM , .j..,,, .,,,,_. (.k of

i"';' ' ' K-l.,,.!- ,\S ,K'' 'N'" ; I be ,1 ,,

-b".lee b) .1. II Ti ;. 1A 1;, , * R. K... 1 k ,..,, , Kll

S'l'i. Bad lenn i.||.

ihe a. 1 1 ,,1 llm Al,,,.,, M||ll|lJt

Tin soda li.inia.n s< Sum., || j, .\leLw.,0,'f v|il ,. IM M.iv||(

'""" '"*''"'! MHlaf" .he sea-,,,,

""'",'*,'s : ''H"-: dunk, ,,,1

'","":"1 "' If llMl w -"".eiiung Bice try these,

Psaooe ami Btjjaoa al .) 11

'"''I'* '='-. W..MiII|,e.11'h.ap ^-..sl, ,,,,,, .u|i_ AyUi]_

Wes l.i.laX,,!.!,,,, , ,.,,. atma upon uhefosHtatr

11 ' '" ''""'^ and hi. ","l",, '"M .,. ..,,ng. oi '"',:1""'- ""'" verj pleaeaat dller,- to BBC ... ,' , 1

, *! ; ' ' NVulne. - ' -'- "" 1 ,;,.:, , e""""" Buaus """"" -i '" haiaeViMi prices belowuuheatd l,;,, ;., A> lell on (he train Wedoea. 1 I'lail orelalives over n, uui Pleaeaat seUon. - Harris saye that rlajrleon ami Country palnta and

'- .ate by far in- beal goode thai he ever used and that ii knocked oui leveraJ other leidiog lirai.ds in a test at Cr.eiivUle las'! summer. Ii.i. j,,,:,,, i, toW ,,v ,,# B.Smith* Bro.

Orange-, apph., bananai and all fruits kept by Rumrelltt HeLsw horn.

l-l"i Sparks, 1 Kins!,,,,, haa I'l-eu here this week.

LadlMnieaea and children black ':'|'ud white slippers all sizes at ' li. Smith gj Bro.

Old man what makes you always gotoJ.B.8mlthd Bro., to do your trading- because I can tdwaysgel any thing I waul from the l, -.

''I;' ' p t Bro, . .. ' '; lea legefoi

r : or mules rheii unccess.

' " ' ho bat been 'i utea while evening, bread

ell dl Uc l.'IVI i,

' " inti the ' ' "'' atJ. Btulth .V

Bro,

"-. Vox P'1 . .1 ;

Smith .....

' : ' ' W sold

" 1 Imenl |-:" i' iij i'.' Bro. kydei -

Ayden, ,N. C. Xoone bus j el ealleil for th-

uiubrellslifl in , olliee Sat unlay.

Mr. and Mrs. Cfoo. B. Craven i and Miss Ua w. Bdwardatsjk in I Ike game of bail al (ireenville vTedaeedaw,

The Beswibie carriaeja buyer knosrsthal Ihtiejodgaseal oAeo saves m.i.iy d.-ll.is. Me knows1

that ihere i a prie. below b (-i, a ; g.HHl baggy e.'iiroi 1 Imib 01 sold, j Our bnggie. represet 1 eettelo exelasivcnesi iu style and dura- bility en, offered geoerally kydeu Milling A Mfg Co, Aydeu

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Something new in Ayden J. K 1 Smith A Bra., have bought a whole ear load of looking and heating stoves, aud you can get your ehoiee by oouing si once.

\ ..II ir- number oi people expect 10 m the excursion uexl Wednesday froai hereto Kin-r. n.

Bay neighbor hare jon -ecu that Simplex feilih/.er ili-t 1 jl.ui..r u| I. R. Smith ,v Bro. Il puts jt out In any quantity you waul and does I 110; waste any al the etuis .,1 row 1 and it la a cheap maehiiie.

QotoJ. J. IMwai.l-,\ Son foi your spring clothin:,

Brick -J, A. HI "Ol "us . loess b IL- ,.,, 1. ,|,.., oved b fire.

The Timir l Act -. New while the properij 1. valuable and "inn N'i cangei ., puiieyaftei "i" l!" - too late. I write ins.ii '" 'ha! insures. !.,! me explain

A. H. Taft NEXT DOOR TO SAM WHITE'S

Scientifically Constructed. UL TRA, A Shoe for Women.

II 1 .Mill

VV. I HOOKS, Agt

THE ILTKASHOE I .,.,, is made with careful - .;,.,.. to the most minute , . s ami lfc* ' I. . ;,. "U"""'L '' "" II :WO

-: " on ii;.. 11 sfllini; :.' till' I, -. (It.- I'll

' . J. H. Bynum's

HOG CHOLERA CUj^E. It Hits Never Failed.

' ''"' - on doiuand. Porj 7'1'' ; country stores ..ml ''"''- " ' Call for it N't 1 Cure No I',,.

AVDEN, \. C.

ASK I OR

COLUMBIA FLOUR.

ve yon al . 1 ui' 1 .

. Iui nit

It. i , .! V

.>UMl MO rmmnmp.mmmm* vwwwma

DOPE FOR THE FANS.

Hot Linen FromAI! QuarK rs oftre Dia- mond.

Arc v..n goit'stoKioston! \,,1 Lnugbinghonse was t ierr. (

Tap" didn't hit >m ,

he no csn coming in, Walker and Rowe sore H",k :iuK i)r. King's New Discovery for

well double. j Consumption, Coughs mid olds

doa'l lelook tire-!? Kuegy, enegy,

where sri tbonl UreenviTle has a rootiag bnoch. baoy girl because

Whoc .aldn't play hall i, anil equally us funny. a victory for th'tn by a score of 6 j is full of Inn from beginning Io It to to lie given in |be opera to 8, and among them aie si,.g"is end. It is the atory of I wo collage bouse, for benefit ol libcrary; a of trained ability, cake walker-, hoys at Oxford n iversity, and ..| good cause, a good play, so whv soloists, comedions, aud lirstclas- thei- funuy expenmces. can't vou got clcgdaucers. Tbe cast of character* is us j -

Quite a number of the white follows: THE STORM. people went to thei-lent for the; Slepheu Spctiigue, solicitor at __. r, T~u, , ._. . . . _ - , . . ,, Much Damage Done by Wind and P,ain. show, among them was a machinist uxfotil, Jack Garden. a lobacco man, and one hardware 1 Colonel Sir Francis Cbesuey, man, all well known aud promt' \ State Indian Service, Frank uent iu tbe life of the town, and '. Wooten. with this trio were people in great Jack fnistuey, under graduate, Duuineis, forming a swell uiulli-1Stuait Carr. tude. They were s leut with (.'barley Wychor,, St. Oide Col* expectancy, and impatiently cage, lege, Fied btoraadny.

Lord Fai.cunt Kobbcdy,Oxford, Tom Moore.

Bros-elt, Colle . Scout, John H .roe.

for the performance, when sudden- j ly the dusty atmosphere of thei Heavens was knocked to restlew ' atoms by tremendous claps of, thuuder, the darkness of 11.> Plghl j was made lurid with the light-1 from ning's ti sab, asd almost Immediate.' ly the windows of Heaven opened tOetnselves and waier, water in great torrents began to fall. Tbe sheltaiiug tent of the Rabbit'- Foot lifted it-eil, ..t-d tne assem- bled spectators found themselves. drenched by thedrippings of the clouds.

But buck to our tr o. The machinist began hi- exit from ib. il! gi\, ..

t ir looms in

i . -, Ml ses gue, in oni. i

in lej '- an I, u-y > .,,,

uiumenl i.ui-

t: ! wo j in .

-i i>., c il.-...-

i, n ii n .

i tin- bole t -

d .. I'bej ...

y i hum they

ii icing his |,uit

oe In ibe loll,, i-

ing night. H.spirl is that of a

woman, ami i,e is iln-.etl In

nomau's costume. He agrees In

become Dooua Lucia, aud chap-

erone the girls.

In the meantime Jack's father,!

Sii Fiancis Chestuey, pays bin sou'

a visit. He is up against it tinau- ;

dally, and decides to piopisa lie

Donna Lucia for the nake of her

High." W bile they aie g-ltier-

ed there Spettigue, the guardian ol

! the girls comes in a towering rage

; to take them away, but decides to i

slay for lunch, so he too can meet I

Charley's annt.

The scene of tbe second act is tbe garden.

Old Bobb. taking advantage of

his posit ion acts entnely too affec-

tionately toward tbe two girls to

suit Jack and Chailey, but he has

The storm of Saturday night waa

a fierce one. and wa- accompanied

by severe ligbtniiig and thunder.

The gardens in town suffered

not a little; everything lh.it WHS lug enough was blow down, a ires t

many tiee- were broken and hloa n

I about the streets, nod for a short

time the streetl and bouse*, were

in loiol darkness, Ihe lightning

I nad burned the wires m several

j places all i Clllsci the belt on Ihe

PUglne lit the n .lit!-, g|i; .

ii,. HKI idea tin- smoke stack

I tbe lie, 8. Pritcbard (',,, dowi A trp- in 'apt. O. A. While'*

ard Was blown dowu on his well honse and demolished.

The I'.ipiist church Buffered

. some damage from water by Ih,

outter wall Ibal protected tin

i-ucani spare around tbe haseuiem giring awey.

The streets in mau\ places were

'idly cut and washed,

Crops in ihe vicinity were badly

beaten down nnd.aaiunged.

Toe ralnlall reached in mi. :; 1 Inches.

Colored Couple Came Prem Swirt Creel

te be Joined.

ID tbe early afternoon s oolored

couple drove into town that at-

tracted some at ten tint, ss tbey

pasted tbrough tbe street. The

man was (likedont to hie Sunday

beat, while the douse! by bis sice

was robed ip white tbrougbont, in

striking contrast with her complex,

ion. They did not take np until

the court bouse wss reaohtd where

they I e'h alighted :rd weut in.

Inquiry for the nfflre oftbe register

of deed* diseioe Bought who could (In tbe

joining. A messenger went nfler

kev. J. A. Hornaday wbo came

loan and united Ihe couple la his

u-iui go id -tyle, a number of peo-

ple having gathered in the mean- time to . .:,,. -- i he ceremony. The

duple " ere Cornelius Kittrell asd

Maitha Gardner, of Swift Greek

township. There was every Indi-

cation r.f happiaics la Ibeir faces

asil.fy left the cmrt house and

went out to take in the town dp. fine letiirntog home,

PHILATHIA CLASS ENTERTAINS.

Baptist church Suuday afternoon. |the "UP8" on lnem> aD(1 ,he>' have

H. B. Tiipp and Misses Ethel It0 PUv luUID- While they are iu

falling offa boat between Pactolus!Lincolui Fa""ie Bagwell, Mary ,ne B*rAea the trne P"nrL"oia: Philathto's proved charming

and Grimesland Friday night, waa ^V "P "' Kasio Whicharrt PP~" "J calls herself Mrs. ,ertillners imlt,eJ * 7 . _ . .. ,,., fdiitllh With ._. >ka I.(news* I. 11..

found about 5 o'clock Saturday,look !rt m tbe program. The afternoon. attendance is increasing.

In Honor ot Two Other Classes.

I'o Pui 1 , hey allowed ibennelvei hi miss a most delightful occasion.

The balldiug was beautiful with electric light- Mini II men and all'oiiled a charming place for such a gathering, Miss Henola Bags- dale was asaliled by Miss Pinole Bagwell in receiving Ihe guests at the door and all were most cor- dially welcomed.

The evening was devoted to popular games and music, and merriment and pleasuie reigned supreme.

Refreshments consisting f creams anil cakes were served ia the liiiii,l-.,iiiH dining room, aud after all bad purtakeu sumptuous- ly games and music were resumed and oontiuued until ths hour of bidding good night came. The

SB*

Don't Wash Vour Dog.

Iu the C'ou"try Calandar lr July, Reginald V. Msybew write-:

"Even careful feeding, however, will not. give a dog's emit Ih il glow which is Hiicb a sure sign of he ,1th if In. is coutiuually washed with soap ami water. Owners who allow their d ea lo iivp in a bouse are forever washing the wielched animal, nn.l forever cotupl tin that I: s n,,^t j- coming out. Thenftener the .log is wsabed nod scrubbed the more will his coat leave its trail, aud tiie deader and duller will it lo.,':. The health and growth of a dog's cat depends en- tirely oi. a natural oil from ihe skin. A- ..It, II as a dog is w..shi d

so otii-n i- t he oil washed oof, ai d so much nora la tbe deatructiou of the coat.

I'a dog weie brushed every day lor live or leu niiuu!ee,BguinSt as well ai with ihe grain, bis coat

would ii"l limy have a luster, hut I would cease to distribute itself all uver tbe place, except for a very Short tlroe once or twice n year. I'.e-iiles this, brushing has a slim- lllatlng effect on the whole sysiem, helps th .loo