THE CAROLINA HOME
and FARM and EASTERN
REFLECTOR
(0dm • wMk)
Pat>ltth«4 b7
m UFLECTOB COMPANY, luc.
D. i. WHICHARD, Kdltor.
•WIBNVIIXE. WORTH CAROLINA
■vbiortptloa, oue year, , . tiui'
glx mouttas, . . .60
▲dvartUig rates may be bad upou
kVplloutiou dt lUe busiiieas ulllct! iu
Tita Keilectur tiuililluK. corner Evaub
juid Talrd streeu
All cards of tuttuca aud resol-jMous
• reanecl will be cUarced Ijr ai 1
ceut per word.
Coiuiuuuicatioua advertislug caudi-
tai-M will b« cbar*«d <nr at thrde
.:«uca per line, up to Ufty iiaeH.
£.utrir(?d ii8 gecoiid das# aiHtter
liugusc 20, 1910, at the post offlce at
Oreeiivllle, North Caroliua, under
act of Marcb 3. 1879.
riiiii.x' si;i‘ti;mi!i;k j, i:'i i.
Str;iis liiHi.’ Iji'mill lo I'-'ok lik'
bai k
It link' ii.s It lilt' lottoii ( fdi), tlii-
V'ir, !s lo bin for tlu* tiiarki't.
W'iiHi i’resick'iu Wilsoii t-ptaks the WiJi I'iglit million Uussiftii solJiors Tim Uuleigli Tiiuos »U(l(loiiIy drop
p(.'Oi)'.e listen.
Aiur some uicu start llii'V art
lazy to stop.
moving to the front to fugage the Ger-^ tiu' l)o.\ lu'ad (huckllnur over thf
mail army, u tVariul human slaugh-Kvay u t'akoil tlu> item about sinkinfi
lo ' icr II.ay be expecled when the forces
Annual Feast ut lii^letalrr.
t'n Friday, at InfiU'tarre his beauti
ful c untry home two miles from town
Mr (). Ij. Joyner, kept up his annual
Uliase dill not know what was
loiiiiUK lo him, but Ue oufiht to. |
the Anu rieiui ship.s, when it saw whut of serving a barbecue diniior
( iher iiapers ot the State thought ol lo the Greenville Tobacco Hoard of
it. The lirst explanatious that tlu 't ra<leiiiul some of his friends. There
WDiTEBVU-LE SEWS
'.Vinterville, Aug. LMi—Tlie members
ol the .lunior Auxilliary will render a
program Sunday at 4; p. m. iu the
Kpiscopal church. Air. .lames X. Ity-
S line women just liuvc lo kiSH
ollii r (II- ri'iiiaiii iiiiki>sc(l.
I'Ul I'.
Not witlistamling the war has cut off papers gave for the benelit of their "cre just fifty seated around the lom? Kinston will ''** J |
. , , „ table arranged under the large oak>* talk on missions. Plio public i^
ivaiKi.s were gU-ulully copn'd in ill- . f. i i* *• J corJiallv invittMl to attend,
on tront lawn, and it was a trast i'in»iu«i
Tim,'.' , hut so far it has not reproduc- j,TUe Uegardless of who you are or wh.-re
you are at H. 1>- Forrest & Co., ban
your really made suits. They ari'
iiiiidi' of the best material and the
iniporiatioiis for the time being, thert’
will liki’ly be the usual number of
I’arisian hats worn in .\merica tlii<
fall.
'I’ll .'.ifk mall of i:uri>(M' seems to be
gi'i:i'i« bi’lter than any ul' tile S'> si
of iliem.
W • miMlii line "P tl>‘‘ Kaisers, fzar;-
aliii iMiigs aliil I'ouiits "ei'iiii' liueiili' •
iin‘" t<i sei‘ who slarteil it.
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II liiu'ls iiur national pride to hav.’
Ih.’ news lor Anieriean jiaji' rs . eiisor-
i il liv a
It I.as lii-eii suggested tliat the wai’
ill lUiroix’ will stop pretty ijuiek If
the I iiitcd Stales puts an embargo ou
till- I .' port of food stuffs. For good
ness saki' slop the I'Xpurls and let
the war end.
indeed ot which they partook,
barbecue was prepared "to the (iueen’i<
ed the t ilitorial coiiilemnations of th
disri'pu'.ahle ai'l that stamped it as lasie” with side dishes for relish, and
h;t\i!i,e a vi r\ low journalistic ideal. a dessert course of Ice cream and cake
o I followed, with cigars as a finishing
touch.
passing strange that protect-j |'he occasion also aft'orded a re
are not happy ihes,. days. For UMion of the old tobacconists who bad you want anything in dry goods an I
ir till' IJusslan 1)1 ar cvr r li-ariis
llial lie has liei'ii altaiki.i there may
b' a rumpu.-^.
o
Dne iroiiiih- about a iiioiiiiiain mm'1
War is iliat then' ari-n't enough siir
vivorj to liiild a reunion afterwards
Tlu- worst of the war nows is yet
to conu*.
0
■Nations liglitiiig to make pi-ace
a viTy strangi' idea.
is
It i
ioiiisi
, .. ... 1' com. to Ibis market for another sea-
vt-ar- iluy have touglit to build and, ^
I son, and an opportunity for the now
maintain a high tarilT wall around to get aciuaintod.
thi- (onntry. The condition lbey| and Mrs. .Toyuer oiitertaiu most
hoiigiii III olitaiii is established in a iii.ij^iiifully, and tlii-ir hospitality ou
tw inkling l)v the Kuropean war. Tliere' Friday lacked none of tlieir accustom-
is no longer anv .ompetition with the' «’ordiaIity. Their friend^s^ always
' tiud nleasure in being with them.
|)aupi-r products of Kurope. I'oreigii .
pric’S are right.
Ilariington, Harber 6i- Co., will make
it lo >oiir interest to see them when
is running right by us
not
1 ii. re are sevi’ral plai es around
*(ow:i tli:il llle .i;lu iai' luiglll lnok alter
athl improve.
i'ii' Dvsier IS waking up from liis niosi doiililed up in prii
I
.iuuiiiiiT nap. aiui will .Hoon be in th>’
soup.
This i^^ going to 1m- a serious war
ail'T all Word eomes fnmi Missouri
llial lb
ilemand for mill's has al
it I'lurdi-r is .1 I ri ,ie
le.^’S war.*
sUial i-^ le ed
.\in-ru :in neutrality means also ini
partialii V
li.T'' Is a lift in lie- eloiiil: rotaloi--
:ir.- i luMp’T
The Ijiioli agent witli tli.' slury o
til- '.'■.ir vsill .siioii h'- ai'oniiil.
When Kings begin lo make llatler-
ing spt'fi lies, il s high lime U'r llu'i'’
suliJ.'Cls to laU'- out more life in
sura lie.-
S HI..- nieii a;-.‘ >atl',’i'(l wilb liall
:i::'i une- loal all lib- llill''.
i;v' ?'> iiKiii V iio i!-n'i pri/iniie 111
r.a ‘il''-' b-- w ill It" 'iiiil.' liay.
11' all 11'r fiii'i'ign citizens sleuil 1
roni 'tidc tugo back and light tliei*'
W'luliin'i bi nun b b'l'i lo liiilc oM
.Ni'W >ork.
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This 1.' a line- wh"ii Itn- new<
riiili.r f‘'i* on* •' iliinks bf is a liiggi'r
ihan Ilian ihi sporting editor
o
Wiiai wniilil bav. hap|ieiH'il al l.ifge
if lii'lr'inin bud lic‘>'ii di vnti'd to inilliar
isiu uM tle'Sf vtars iiisli'a'l ol I ' le il'
lr:illl\ and pean-’.’
Tar Uiver
as usual, but freight boats are
running on it.
Til,' ptMiple of tlu* I'niled Slates have
abumiaiit cause to feel grateful that
we 'lave U’ooilrow Wilson in the presi
dential (hair ill such a trying linii‘.
Tliere is nothing to keep those
Texas prohibitionists from going o’l
a I hirst strike
It will soon be time for th.
I l I styles in a- roplanes.
new
■ i .Norui I’ll!-
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Il- have 111)1 joini'd i:
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I in I;M l ih.i' .Ani'-nrali bulivnanl ■
} uill iHiu h.iV'- ■" 'Iriiik llleir .Ann riiail
jv.ih>-> will.nil! iiuiiori''1 lal>'1~
I \! '■ . '.I riii uil |.l.iiis .'I-' 111 I" 11 1 \
j w'ork.d I'Ut 11,11 k'Auril III- -li'Milil
I hall L'li'ii l.iir.ih. Ill'' I .ibra ri'-.- .ril
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|i!i.il r.iivan w.i-' U'iliiii; " iipiil'b
I i^lil 111 lit' was afl'T liilii lil.ei li' '■
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The Meuse too, seems to be a Kirer
■ >l I i-Hibt just now
Belgium must be getting tired of
being used as a battle fliHJ ||y tfc*
rest tf Kurop*.
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IJiusia’s press agi'iit is si iiding out
some amazing stories about the pat
riot ij fever of the Kussiau people.
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\Ve wonder what lien,
wiiiiii! bavi' I ailed it if lii'
until today.
Sheriuau
had lived
w'l hop' I he ( andidates w ill not tr .'
lo inaki- II a war in print.
maiuiiai Uirers are all excluded from
our niarki'ls. We are "protected" co
the limit and having no means of
shipping, as a result of protecting our
merchant marine to death, the belove I
SII.VKR WflMHX;.
.Mr. ami .Mrs. T. Munfonl reloliriiK*
riu'lr I'wfiilj-Finii .\nnlv<Tssary.
On Friday, night at their home on
l';vans street, Mr. and Mrs. I'. T. Mun-
■iioiiii market" is our only recourse, celebrated the twenty-llfth iin-
.\mi siill proti'i'tionists are not happy, ulverssary of their marriage, which
I o^'Ciirred August 2Sth, IS.Sll.
I '^aie home was most handsomely
Th" attitude of the Administration jt.,.orated, the parlor being in white
on th'' iiuestion of war loans to V'uro- und green, (he library iu pink aud
(he gift room in green an I
notions.
Mrs. It. T. Cox madi' a short visit
to Aydcn Wednesday.
A large car load of building limi
jUKt iiceived at A. W^ Angn * C’o.
Mr. R. T. Michncr returned Thurs
day, i’.fter a three weeks visit to his
homo near Smithfitld
.lust received a big lot <d' new goods,
drtss goods trimmings and the latest
styles at Harrington, Harber X- ('o.
To make life walk easy you will havi
lo wear Hunt Club shoes. H. I>. For
res' Ai Co., has just received another
large shipment.
.Miss Fannie hee Spier returned yes
terday after a few days visit to her
cousins Mr. .T. K. Spier, near Ayden.
If }ou are in need of a good cook
,'.|oM or range examine our line. They
are up-to-date. A. W. Ange & Co.
Mrs. C. T Cox went lo (Jr<'enville
pean belligerents is eminently sound Kreen r.,i,i„v
, I v uite ami the dining room green and, Frida>
and st'iisiblt*. Tins is a ii<*utral na- | Mrt Woavor of Nortoik is visitin^,
lion. While American sympathies wore met at the front | her pari'nts Mr. and Mrs. \V. H. W in
may b-largely ou one side of the great |,y itohert Cireeiie. .Jr., ati'l, gate here,
colitis I. the American people are well^ ,\i .ss Amine King. At the parlor door
conti'iit to maintain the policy
"ha'id.-: off
of liiey were received by Dr. and Mr;,
I (> ()‘H. I^aughiiighouse who present-
Ivoaning money to o"<>| receiving line in which
or more of the nations involved in thO| ^jrs. Munford. Mr.
struggli- may not be a technical vio-j ( narlie Munford, Mr. Uidiert l>»'e, Mrs.
latioii of neutrality, but unquestion-j silas Warren, of Wilson, Mrs. Uaa
ablv fr„m a moral standpoint it Is Powell of Wilson, Miss Mollie Nh.ti-
, . i ford. Miss Martha Tyson and Dr. ( . K.
rendering assistance to a belligerent ' Wilson.
Furth. rmoro, as nionoy provides t!ip library door tlioy wcr(‘ n-
sinows of war, tlu* l)Ost way to by Mr. and Mrs. llorbt^rt
an earlv end to the connict is to with-'and Mr. and Mrs. U C. Arthur and
, nrj'sentt’d to tlie rocoivinK Hn<* in tins
hold the sinews. And peace is the one I • i • i, r<« Mrs II J
. room in whi«di wire. .Mrs. ii. j
thiniT above all others that the \ nitod , i{,„.Ky Mount; Mrs. Theo-
Stale:' earm'stly wishes for as tlK Pountain, of lA'ggetls;Miss Retta
.lohnson, of Scotland .Neck; Mrs. I’ur-
rii'k Ciammon, of Leggetts: ilrs. I
liaruin, of Wilson
spee
(h oiilcoiiie of the war.
Harrington, Harbi'r Co.. have just
received another shipment of shoes
They can lit the men , women and
children.
The Hesperian Litrary Society ol
the Winterville High Scdiool met la.-l
night und elected the following officers
Vice-President; Tyree Wyatt, Secre-
I), (’room. President; H. Ij. Scot*
tary. Mauley Jackson, Tueasurer; G.
I,. Halsell, Supervisor; S. O. Uober-
son. Chaplain; H. S. McKeel, Mar
shall: C J. Carpenter. Critic.
With this excellent corps of officers
we Ir.ok forward lo the best years
work in the annuals of the Society.
The ladies usually want what they
want when they want it and B. D
Forrest & Co.. is the only place that
you can lind il at. They have an.vthing
and
( IIM-; H»l{ THI At the gift room door they were you want in dress goods, mdioiis
Xi' ii-iv |'V< rv passliijji* dav gives our received by .Mr. and Mrs. \\ . H. Hic ks.
; cause for thatikful- and in tbis_ room punch was M rved
I.II k i." Id lie loiiiid in pliii k, and ini
inmli'.s li-w iillii'i' iilaii--^.
p.'op
ness iliat Wo^nlri^w- Wils.-n and ti U
Th<'Oi'i,re lloosevell. Is
I hi- l iiited Slates. The e'-i'al mass silver gitls
by Mr and Mrs. T. A. I’erson, Mrs. Ada
trimmings.
Cook stoves and ranges now on dis
play at Harrington, Harber &: Co.
Th • I’hilo-Altean IJtrary Soeiet.v'
of 111') Winterville High School mel
TI
a U"
wlii-at gi'owrs ibiiik tliere i-
II liiiiii.i; lo till' war i loud.
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■| bal is a ( iiinlorling slali nn-iil o'
Sirrilar.i \h-.\iliio lUat Ihe goVvl'li-
ini'iil will pri'iiili' aliipii' inoiiev' !'
iiiDii- till- < riips
-ri li'l'
.\
tiiiii'.'^ art iml
.'.Hi I a n lii'llpll'
I'.i' I'l. I a iiiililai.i
111.- I xiirelleii'S of 111
MK h as lo make i!,
i-iLM-ii Ihai I
bri'l' 111m- ('l)lo
and peace-loving.
Iliat ill till' inidsl uf wars a’d alarini'
(11 war, till' mill'd Slat, s is at peace
'\iiii all 111' world, and likely to coti-
liiiiie lo ri'inain so. 'I'lu'v- I'ainu't he
iiiini'lidfill of llle lai'l Ibat sii< li a
bappy coiiiliiioii would be .'-'epardi/ "I
Wi re till' Warrior oV Oy.;U r i'.ay ii'
I!,, hi-ad ol the nation. Colon '1
IJdosi veil's triend Kaiser has oltd
^)ct*n teriili'd I III' Uoosevelt <d l.urope
, *aiiil ( iiluiiel Uoosi'Vi'lt doubtless wouM
like lo 111' I hr Kaiser of .•Viiiericu !l
e> ul<l g't llle oppiirtunil V.
I berry, and Mrs. I. F. U'e. Here were
iTe-idei.t Ol displayed the large number of , . , „ r,,„uvin,.
Ibat came from a host )f last t.ighi and elected th.' foUdwinc
olllci rs:
and .Miss Pink Mis-i Hari. t 1-earv, Vive-l'resident;
'Sts across'Miss Veva Tm ker. Si crelary: Miss
I ibi.s c')uiitr.\'s citi/i'iis are peaceful friends.
, r Mr. lliigli Smith
They nre grateful
.Manning directed tlie giiei
I,ou 1>avis, Treasurer
the liali lo ilii' dining room iloor where' .Tohiinie
Wi' expect all exc^'Helil years work
■iveil bv Mr. and .Mrs. F.
G .lames. Ice cream, cakes, mint ^
and salted almonds were servi'd by, oHi'’'''»^-
Misses Ijizzie Whitehurst, hui-y Wliite-
hiirsl. l-ill Wilson, Clura .lones, Mat v
,I ^ iiiitli and l.i/zie Higgs.
Fr tin illl alt-ove hack of the gift room
the Washiiigloii orchestra reiidi-ri'd
music throughout the evi'iiing.
The many friends of .Mr. and .Mrs
.Munford wish for tlieiii many niori'
happv years logillier.
under the leadership of Ihe corps .>1
i:vi:>‘v .‘dIimki
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Ifoes Your Stomach
Trouble You?
II.Ill
inn
i i|- 'I:'. Ill ■ li.i, :i I i.r'Dii -ti.i'iii;. boll- '
alr-'niiy. Ih.its g'lod, nnl ili'' larni-
ern shi'uM lak-' a.ivaiit;n:'- of it M
JioM lih'ir (-1)1!.)i;.
'i'll. l.inii'T.’ h'-r- wiii, t')hai--'T
'1 U''Sil:i> liiiiii'i out lli.il liiiyi-rs on 111*
('.re-Miviile iiiark'l arc n-ady to pav
for It
( .iwiiii siiys lie- war iicws .si-iu .)Ui
about lightning striking his housi- was
over.ir:iwi: Th ' censor must havi
been isle.'j, that time.
.M.'kIco i.-i liuding il impossible to
crea'i anv esenti'iiii-iU in the news
columns on account of ruropean war
Is ready for pea< e plans lo be applied.
By the humor of ri-unistances th >
Ceruiiiii liner Krenprizessin Cecille
too n fiigi- ill Frenchman’s liay.
Wei dcr what eftect the New York
women thought their parade in protest
of till Kuropean war should have
\W Americans in our fixed deter
mination to be neutral should be care
ful iu hotels to stifle preferences for
“Fre' ch fried" or ‘‘Oertuan fried" po-
tfttJcs aud order them served plain.
We call hardly iniagiiu' aiiyliiiio
iluif would I)'- inor.' Wi'l'mu'' lliai
lbi. el il -if Ihe linrop' an war,
o
rii ' I'ariiiers wiili wads ni' lobai c ■
iiii.:n y in iheir pm Uei- will he wel
on ' I'-llow s Iniiii ii'iw oil.
Why nol lall in Inn- and liavi a
riilioii slora.g'- warehoiit^e in llreeii
»-'!l. ■'
Siiinm''r absentees ari' inrning llieir
CaciT honi'-ward. Those who did uol
gi> lo l-Uirope tind il easier to get hack.
Kv rybody make up his mind iliai
llreeiiville is the best tobacco market
ill the trade and work accuidiiigly.
Sometimes there is love at lirst
sight, and then again love is blind.
o
Occasionally we see a war extra
that has some real war nt>ws in it.
Iii't lo iliini; if Coliiiiihus had no! | .| |,,, yvarlike ireiid i>:' I is iji:rl Is
ilisi iiVereil .\nierii a. we would now h'''\y, n |-,.vealed in his r'c i.! iilieraiice^ i
o\.T 1 11 III.' i.lln-r side ill this mi.\ ^ .(..miiK iatory of the peace treaties
iii> j signed beiween Ih.' I'nited States |fayr*sWonderfulStomachRemedy
O liiiul a score of Idher governments,
.\iiy ihiiig that smacks of p.'ace i;
aiuitbema lo the man who boast.d
ihal I'is sp.'ar knows no brother, li'.i'
II would sei'iii that with Ihe \\ h()^e
ttiirh! aghast at th.' horror of th.'
r.iir.ipean conllid. the doughty Colo
1., I chose an inopporliiii
ir Ill'll x.ilili rat"' i:. piille.l off ov.'i
lo re it had l..'ll' r li.‘ kepi w ilhiii Ih
tlir.'. mile limit.
lb' lust ila>'s wiirk South Caro
liiia l.as dune was in defeating Coh
lilease for Ihe Si'tiale.
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reatliim liis lontenipt of peace. There
are lo doubt some thoughtless i*nd
Blouut, „tiuTs. But the great majority
It looks ver\ tiiui h as if our ow ;i
(l.'oriii Fr.'il Williams, had fallen int-i h.'i-iiless folks and sonii' ultra-jingoes
til.' (elisor's toils who will applaud his war chattel ,
,, just as there are uncannily constitut-
A wave of saddness went ov.'I ' ,,,j p,.j-pie ^.|io enjoy witnessing or in-;
Noi'il) Carolina in ilii' announcement ^ jug cruelty and suffering upon
of tlij death of Mr. Henry
which {iccurred 'J'hiirsday, at th"
Soldurs' llonie in Ualeigh. As a
soldier be was brave, as a lecturer li '
was ihriling and ehxiueiit, as a write
he was l>:iliant II was his mission
to p.pread s.ii 'liiie aud happiness in
the pathway of others, and now he ha <
gon.' to reap a hundred fold reward.
Is Successfully Taken in Cases
of Stimach, Liver and In
testinal Ailments
%ml One Dose Has Often Dispelled
Years of Sufferini:
Wonderful
itomacliRMe^r
will change
that
^Lon^ Facel
Mayr’i Wondtrfu! Stomach KamaJy can I
renily be termed a -wonderful remedy and the I
l(s Miare of (lie I’raiu' ’I lial Kii'-
ney .Sm'i'erers Seek
llai kavhi''.’ Kidneys weak '.'
I )'Sl re.sM'd with urina-y ills?
Want a r. liabl.' kidi'i ,' remedy .’
! on'l have to look fl. fse w lial
(Ire'liville people recommend. ) ve"v
s'.e,' II (ireenville has its i-a^.'s.
ilero's 'one GrcenvilLe man's e.\-
1). rieiice.
heet L. J. McKid 'I'liird St., tell il
ill t;;ys: “I had kidney complain'
.My back ai-ln'd and 1 had severe pains
in iiiy kidiii ys. H.'adaches and dizzy
spells weri' coiiimon and in the morn-
it’g I was sore and stiff. The kidney
I Kecrelions wen* (oo freiiuent in pas
sage, scanty and contained sediment
wliiih i.senibh’d brick-dust Friemh-
recomm.'iided l)oan’s Kidney I’ills tc
in- and I got a box. They relieved
me vciy much, putting my back and
Kdiiieys til good shape.”
l>"ice .")0c, at all di’alers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—gel
Doan's Kdiney Pills -the samo that
Mt. McKeel had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Props., Buffalo, N'. V.
rNFOIMl'NAr.K I'UKAdlKK IMFS.
I.f Dlia fortiin aenefits tliat iUuives in nianyof the mn»tchro»-I
sober seusibl. ptoplt or tins loriuu s,„^,ach Trouble has spread Its lame I
(^'iiduate of ('o!legp IH»*s iii
Poverty in »w York.
NNw York, Sept. 1—Aft?r bjrelv
ate country will
All etTorts lo wipe Belgium off the
map have been unavailing.
o
A gentleman remarked yesterday
Ne.:t Tuesday is the day for Ih"
hemocratic primary in Pitt County
and « very democrat should go to th"
1 polls and help to select the best men
for the nominees of the party. The
full to eivt' erom one end ot the country to the other. No eking out a miserable existcnco tor
noi laii lu K' matter where you live—yon will find people who . .... i,... o
for have suffered with S»»macfc, iwer on<f/nfw,
thanks that ^toost velts powtr t r have been restored to
n 1 i.io 1 health and are loud In their praise of thii rem-
harm is conllned to his utterancfs. 'g,jy. There it not • day but what one hran of
the wonderful results obtained from this remedy
o . *nd th* benefit* are entirely natural, as it act*
Murrluvm I on th* »ourc* and foundation of these ailment*,
.nsmagn iiiceuse removin* th* polsonaus catarrh and bile mocrp-
several years, the Rev. John S. Orock-
inton, a native ot North C'arolU’.a
graduate of Davidson Colege, and at
one time a brilliant preacher, died to
day in a little attic room in a
ill a hcuse at 1115 Sixty-eighth street.
iwda nraanno Hell has tions, taking out the Inflammation from the in-
'•“'Il ‘ iit. i.»d be™ compo.o.i -t,
ile*i«^ should restor* yott to «ood health Put i of misfortunes. At one time
It to a test today-the result* wiU be a revelation I , . r<-...tfoi
to you and you will r^nicaover your quick r»- he was assistant pastor ol the L cnirai
-Mary CTor.^>o“fi^ V'n*‘^o"mrh‘A?.i“/n^ | i-resbyteriau church, and has occupied
H'Mayr.Hf*.Chemist,156Wh'tin*St..ChiCBBo; known pulplts. After he
•r better atili. obtain a bottle from your druxcut. i i ■ » i i
I had iost out in all ot his ministerial
Mollb
men iiominat.-d in tliis primary are the
that he gets better inlormation as to
the Kuropean war situation from the November, and no one should
I (Mideiisi'd telegt'aph reports in Thf
Retlector thau lie does from the bis
papers The Refl'»ctor gives the real
news without padding, and In such
form as to be read quickly.
stay fiway from the primary thinking
it Is iilright for anyuody to be noml-
I nated. Above all things be careful
j about who is to represent the county
in the legislature.
\;oupIes since last report
WHITE
William A. Teel, Jr.. and
l':ii/,abeth Beddard.
Wflllam .1. Carson, and
Tripp.
Joe Abrams and Mahalia Watson.
I**!wls F. Williams and I..lllie Cox.
COLORED
Kddie Clark and Mary Atkinson.
.Mack A Pett and Krace R. N. King
Only One •‘BROMO QUININE*
To cettW^ genuine, call for full **liie, LAXA-' *""* * , ,
Ti^ BBO**o QUiNiWB. i.ooklor*t*nature ot several days sight-«eeing
Ik. «. C.BOVK. Cntea a Cold In One Day. Stop* , . p.nltal
couch and headache, and irotk* oft cold. J5c- auout the Capital.
For Hal* In HreMvtile. H. liy • work through dispensions in his con-
THK JOHN L. WOOTEN DBU0 C# I gregations and other misfortunes, he
•nd Oriigdm •▼•rywher* finally was reduced to selling tea and
I coffee, from which ho earned scarce-
.Mr. F. U. Stretch left yesterday ]y 25 cents a day.
-noralng on a business trip through! .• - -
I Pennsylraina and New York. Hisj |'oi< S.Vl.K OK KKM'—.t FIVK
I son, Kalpb ac.companied him as far as horse farm. Will sell tor ca ',li or on
Washington, whera he wll Ispend'easy terms. A<i<;ress Calvin Mills.
in and Winterville, N. C., Route 3.
'8-H-tll-Dec 24. w.