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ENTERPRISE. naunnintTniMT IT ntmTtiT, SJPIM ll »««■■■*■■ U.C. ;■ -fir, == UFKED X. WUTHOU. KMTOB. Mnillw n nil whk-k no afKCiSed number flllutftltuii Burked, will be marked "Ull MM" and eharfed op to dale of diaconlia Advertisements discontinued before the time asatrm. ted for hai expired will be charged ti an •taabrates for the lime actually pebll.hed. Mo communication noticed without the name mi Uw writer accoatpauiet It—nM to be pel> Maked. bat aa a guarantee of good faitf. ADVSKTIUKO StATaa:—One lock one insertion 4 HI>, Bach subaequcat insertion 50 cent». amines* Uocal* 10 oeata a line. OMtaarim aad Resolutions of Respect, all over ■ Uses, J ueuts • line. Capjr for Advertisement*. or ehauKe of Adver laaawata, must be lu this oftce not later thou VedaesdaT noon. HMCIIMOM 11.00 A YIUR IN ADVANCE BuieradfltttofeM Ofke at WillUmston, rn. b'HWMths Malt Matter. FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1904. — The aldermen of Greenville have declared the dispensary victorious Pine Tobacco The tobacco board of Greeeville have sent a 300 pound box of fine tobacco with the North Carolina exhibit at the St Louis exposition We venture the prediction that no finer tobacco will be on exhibition than that from Pitt county.-Green ville Reflector. This reminds us of a stnt ment made sometime ago by tobacco men that 'the finest tobacco nold at Greenville was raised in Martin oounty. We can well accept this as true when we recall the fact that the Martin county leaf re ceived first prize at the Paris exposition. The following paragraph tak en from the Norfolk Landmark brings to inind what the Rich mond Times - Dispatch said some time ago about our Con gressman. In substance it was this: That lion- John II Small could not be accused of being smali in but two ways in name and in stature. — "Congressman John 11. Small, of North Carolina, who is well known in Norfolk, and who lias been identified'as the leader of the projoct for the establishment of an inland waterway between Norfolk and Beaufort, N. C.,'was a hero in a fire which recently burned out the top floors of the Elsmere Hotel in Washington, J). C. Mr. Small was one of the first to discover the fire, and, instead of looking out for his own interests, began to notify the numerous sleepers 011 the floor in which the fire was located. By his efforts all were saved. He then went to his own room and dragged a heavy trunk down several flights of stairs." * The Senate Committes on Privilegos and Elections in investigating the rights or Senator elect Smoot of Utah to a seat in the United States Senate, has brought out the fact that no material change has been made.in the mode of living in Utah since the man ifesto in 1890. Instead of finding only 3or 4 por oent living in polygamy as stated by president Smith it is fouud that 23 1-4 per cent, of the adult mormon population was living in polygamy iu 1890. Lets get together on the artCF - a well. Williamaton needs all the* improvement)) it can get. The three greatest needs of our town at present are: good attractive streets some manufacturing enterprise and an a rtcsian well. We name them in the order that we bileive they are most need ed. It is just ns natural for a prospector to select a town with good attractive streets in preterence to one with unsight ly muddy streets, as it is for you to select the dry places in goiug home iu preference to walking through mad and Water. Slgkiac For Sprlar- Bv B. S. Cowistc. Moat sadly I'm sighing for the bright spring days. When the birds will be singing their sweetest of lays. When the trees shall wake frou their long winter sleep. And the great storms of winter no longer shall sweep. I'm sighing for the days when no storm j wilt disturb The husbandman's labors or the sport of the birds; When the ice no longer shall corer the trees, And the raid-drops mingle with every. warm breeze. I'm sighing for the dsys when the field shall be green, And no storm-cloud of winter ia the North will be seen When the roses shall bloom to the child ren's delight. And the dogwood be clothed in it's man tel of white. I'm signing for the days when the rain will not fall. Not more than once in a week, if at all; Por showers instead af the long raiay days. When lightning flashes will their beaaty display. I'm sighing for the dust instead of the mud, Which literally covers the field aad the road, When the bright summer sun shall mel low the soil, 4. And ever return ns the fruits of our toil. I'm sighing for the days when no North wind shall greet Our homes with showers of snow or sleet; When the cold winter winds shall no longer 1* fait. And no ice shall lie found for the warm sun to melt. But give me the days that arc sultry aad long, When I can work to the music of the blue bird's song, When the robin shall carol his men Wat note. And the wren shall try to tear open his throat. It Smd lis Lig P. A. Danforth, of LaGrange, Ga., suffered for six months with a frightful running sore on his leg; but writes that Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly cured it in five days. For Ulcers, Wounds, Piles, it's the best salve in the world. Cure guar anteed. Only 25cts.. Sold by S. R. Biggs and all druggists. When You Shut Off Steam Even the favt express trains don't keep agoin' after the steam is shut off. Neither does your business after the advertising is shut off.— Rusty Mike's Diary. A Wonderful Saving The largest Methodist Church in Geor gia, calculated to use over one hundred gallons of the usual kind of mixed paint in {tainting their church. They used oitlv 32 gallons of the I.ong mau a Martinez Taint mixed with 24 gal lons of linseed oil. Actual cost of paint made was less than fi.2o per gallon. Saved over eighty (#80.00) dollars in paint, and got a big donation besides. BYKRY CHURCH will I* given a lib eral quanity whenever they paint. Many bouses are well painted with four gallons of L. a M. and three gallons of linseed oil mixed therewith. Wears and covers like gold. These celebrated Paints are sold by S. R. Biggs. Llsst rlaytae Ck«sls. A* I.lHst played his demeanor changed In *ympathy with the lntenaetjr dra matic content of the work. During the somber fantaale his teeth were aet. hi* lips and massive Jaw firm, hla entire face almost rigid, hla gray eyea burned with the compoaer'a Inspiration, and hla body straightened out aa be kuwd somewhat away rrom the keyboard. When be struck the ponderous clmrda of terror there waa a vehemence almoat diabolical lu the sudden swoop of hla great banda, and the tremendous 'task fairly made one ablver. His nostrils became distended, and hla breath ISSM quickly, as one laboring nnder great ex citement. Indeed, M seemed that the spell of ths great "tons poet." with whoaa in hla earlier years he bad been 00 aoch friendly tenia, had completely mastered him, as though ha felt hiaa sslf agatn In his presence and ha would ones more prove his devotion to Chopin's Inspired art and ahow him that Llast still knew and could portra his Inhermjst soul.—Silas Q. Pratt la the Booklover'a Magaalna. Br HMk st Creak. Several explanations are given of the expression "by hook or crook." Two London Inwyera, Hook and Crook, were celebrated for locating sites of buildings after the great Ore, the own ers often concluding tbnt they must get back tholr property by "Hook or Crook." Once voters open to bribery Indicated It by placing straws In their shoes and were called "straw men," and when prosecuted for tbla offense they were brought before Judges Ilook and Crook and often got off "by Ilook and Crook." It not Infrequent]* hap pened that a writ of habeas corpus waa Issued, and as often the sheriff's re turn bad not the Indorsement "hie eat corpus"—that la, "bet* la the body"— and the offender went scot free, which action the. public regarded aa "bocua poena." • » — A fin? lot of nice white enve lopes at 4 cents a package, (25 in a pack) at the Enterprise Book Store. Why can't the tobacco men of Williamston and Martin t County hare an exhibit at the Louisana Purchase Exposition? ' It ought to be done. SPECIAL NOTICES I If )in Have lost something and it is , 1 worth finding pat • local ia TUB KMTBK ruu. If TOO want something and it i» worth . baring let the people know about it , throagb TnK KKTKRFBISK. If Ton hire anything to sell, and its worth selling, let tlie people know it through THK KNTK«PUISK. I Locals under this heading 5 cents a line each insertion. No "ad." taken for lea* than 15 cents* Special rates for long tiase FOR RENT—A two story dwelling, (ia Williamston) 6 ruoms and kitchen. 3 acres of land attached. FOJ particulars applv to jitf DR. W. It. HARRKLL. FOR RENT —AT ONCE—A. Frank Manning's Farm. A good one-horte farm, goad land aad tenant house, tobacco baraa, aad stables, in good shape. For fmtber'paiticnlan apply to HVMAN PKKT., 2i-2tpd. Griffin'a Township. —Send your orders for Letter heads, Packet-heads, Bill-heads, Envelopes etc., to the Enterprise Printery. —Read our ad. in this issue and see how you can get THK ENTER PRISE FREE. VARTTAG Qvcrtlne Eight hour laws are ignored by those tireless httle workers —Dr. King's New Life Pills. Millions are always at work, nignt and day, curing Indigestion, Biliousness, Constipation. Sick Headache and all Stomach, Liver and Bowel troubles. Easy, pleasant, safe,sure. Only 25c. at S. R. Biggs and all druggists. DIED. Mr. Henry Blount Leggett died yesterday morning at 6 o'clock at the home of Mr. W. J. Whitalcer. His death was" very "sudden. He was about 83 years old Jurois For Karch Court FIRST WKKK Jamvsville —S. M. Harden. Williams-—X. T. Riddick. Griftins—Kinclicn Corey, J. S. Gritliu, J..J. Manning,-J, E. Man ning. k Bear Grass —Jesse B. Harris. Williamston — Geo. W. Blount, C. W. Keith John H. Mizell, Jr., NL.. G Riddick. Eli Taylor. X. Rhodes —J. H.'Ayers, Mc.G. Gurganus, J. llcnry Wynti. Robcrsouvillc —L. A. Briley, A. D. Cherry )f W. A. Jenkins, I). B. Parker, J. it. lohn T. Ross, Jesse E. Vict. Poplar Point —W. B. Ballard Geo. W. Coltrain, MC. G. Leggett. Hamilton —T. 11. Colßeld, J. B. Cloman, F. L- Gladstone, J T. Haislip. W.R.Howard, C T. John son. S. D. Matthews, J 11. Ravvls, Geo. F. Rolierson. Goose Nest— H. K. llarrell, W. K. Williams. SKCOND WKKK. Jamesville —L- W. Davis, T. J. Hollidav, Clayton S. Modlin,H. 11. Mizell. Williams—W. E. Daniel. ■ Bear Grass—John R. Harrison, C. B. Harrison, Levi S. Jones. Williamston —Dennis S. Biggs, S. G. Burroughs, R. H. Lanier- X Roads—Alonzo Mizell. Robersonille—T. W. Robersou, Geo. 11. Roberson, Ira D. Rolier son. Poplar Point —J. W. Coburn. Hamilton—W. A. Peel. Gooee Nest —T. H. Combs. /Piedmont Con- ECHOLS' jcentrated iron (& Alum Water ia eot a patent medicine, but a Mineral Water Remedy ia concentrated form, 160 times aa strong aa the natural water. It contains so different minerals which are nearly identical with those found in a hu man body. Over 100 Virginia physicians prescribe it. If you bare Indigestion, Rheumatism Catarrh. Female Complaints Kidney and Bladder tmuhles Stomach and Bowel Bisorders Inactive Liver, Scrofula, and ether blood and skin diseases Give it a trial on onr guarantee thst if results are not satisfactory after a fair trial your money will be refunded. For sale by S. R. BICCS and all good druggists. Boa bottles, jo cents: 18 01 bottles. #I.OO. Teaspoon ful in half glass ordinary water a dose. The JI.OO size sent by prepaid express on receipt of price if yo.ir druggist will not supply you. J. M. BCHOLS » CO. Lynchburg . . Virginia. Preaching on the I at. 2nd and 4th Sunday* at 11 a. m , and 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting every Thurs day night at 7:30. Sunday School every Sunday morning at 9:30. J. D. Biggs, Jr., Superintendent. The pastor preaches at Hamilton on the 3rd Sunday in each month, at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m., and at Riddick's Grave on Saturday before every Ist Sunday at 11 a. m.. and on the Ist Sunday at 3 p. m. Slade School House on the 2nd Sunday at 3 p. m . and the Biggs' School House on the 4th Sunday at 3 p.m. Everybody conii-llv invited. Rev. R. D. Carroll, Pastor. $5,000 g&ggy E-aiiiCuLViteQ# . e**MSS CXIIIf Legal Advertisements. North Carolina \la the SmHor Court Martin Count* 1 Before the Clark John H. Truitt, Junes Hill and wife Cora Hill, C. S. Cash well and wife Bna C. Cash well, |. L. Uetry and wife Katie Lerrjr and L L. hmrj va. Joha Hendrith. NOTICE The defendant above-named win take notice that an action entitled a* above ha* been commenced before the Clerk of the Superior Court of Martin County, to tell the raal estate in JameseiU* Town ship,formerly octnpaad by the late V. M. Bunch, for division Utwta the heirs at law, ami the said defendant will farther take notice that he is rwjaiied to appear at the ofice of the Clerk of the Snperior Court of said county an Friday the lath, day of April, 1904. and answer or demur to the petition la aaM action, or the plaintiff* will apply to the court for the re'icf demanded in anid petition. This Bth day of March. 1934. ). A. HOBBS. 13.4! Clerk Superior Court. Executor's Notice Having qualified as executor upon the estate of Kit bard Jones,dcce**ed,nolice is hereby given to all persons holding claim* against vaid estate to |>re*ent them to the undersigued for payment on or Itefort the IMb day of l ebararj-, 19115. or thU n >tire will bs |4c vied iu liar of their recovery. Alt (arsons indtltled to uitl estate are rcquettrd to aukc immediate payment. Tbii iSth day ol February 1904. 'John A. Jonks Jo-4l Executor. ■ ' ■ . ! North Carolina I , he s tlpe riur Court. MaiUn County 1 J. 11. Bridger* vs. Mnry Bridgera The defentlant above named will tak e notice that an action entitled as al«>re ha* been commenced in the Superior Court of Martin County, for «livocce;and the said defentlant will further take no tice that he is require Ito appear at the next term of the Superior Court of aaid County to be held on the md Monday after the lit Monday in March, 1904. it Iteing the list day of March. 19x4. at the Court House of said county in Williams ton, N. C., and answer or demur to the complaint in said action or the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief de manded in said complaint. This Ist day of February, 1934. J. A. I loans. Clerk 10-4 Superior Court Martin County. North Carolina \ Superior Court, March Martin County ( Term, 1904. Joseph Slade v». Annie Sla le The defendant above named will take notice that an action entitled as above ha* been commenced in the Superior Court of Martin County for the purpom of diiaolving the bonds of matrimony be tween plaintiff and defendant on the ground of abandonment; and tne aaid defendant will further take notice that she is required to appear at the nest term of the Superior Court of aaid county to he held on the and Monday altar the tat Monday in iHk, 1904. Ike ane hi Inn the ai*t day of mM month, at the Court House of aaid county in WWanrntan, N. C., and answer or drmai la the com plaint in mid action, or the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief therein dt maided. This February 13th, 1904. J. A. Hoaas, *>-4t Clerk Superior Coutr \ ,n Supe-mr Court. Mattha Everett v*. Sandy K»-erett The defendant abive named will take uotice tha. an action cnt fed as above haa been commenced in the Superior Conrt of Martin Count jv for divorce; and the aaid defendant will further take no tice that he is required to appear at the next term of the Superior Conrt of said county to be held on the second Monday tfter the first UomUv in March, it being the list day of March. 1934. at the Court Houae of said county in N. C.,and answer or demur to the complaint in said action or the plaiatiff will apply to the court fur the relief demanded in aaid complaint. This Ist day of February. 1904. J. A. Hoaas, Clerk Superior Court Martin Ooaaty. CARSTARPHEN'S WHITE FRONT r v ' • . Look Out For utatot We arc off for the Northern Markets C. D. CARSTARPHEN & CO. ESCAPED THE BALTIMORE FIRE MfAND" N GLOTHING was not consumed in the great Baltimore con- /sfrNj 'I A*®** Ul> ri'ij • flagration. They escaped the fire, and are now 'Tv'f ' V!"" "Jti M W rilslil on our counters ready for the inspection of our 1 1 M V P >«|r. VM friends and customers. I Jn\ f/'yJ [I ' \ We have also received our celebrated Spring and Summer line of 0 'V.'\ j j " Grindstone" Qothing WV i I ',l I The pants of which carry double knee and seat. I l \ 3 f I Some of the coats are double breasted. Thwis 9* ) } f V I / the best line of boys clolhiug ever received in I Jt I f/ J. L. Hassell & Go. «S Harrison Brothers & Company * " • The 10 p3r cent, discount feature will be con tinued 2 WEEKS LONGER We have made a contract with the publishers of Thk Km tkxprise (or a large advertising spaee,with the understanding that they will issue coupons with each subscription to the paper. These cou pons will be issued in TEN CENT denominations, and every person paying the publishers ONE DOLLAR for a year's subscription, whether for back dues or a new subscription, will bejgiven TEN of these TEN CENT coupons. One of these coupons wiU be accepted at our store at TEN CENTS when ONE DOLLAR in cash has been spent; two coupons will be accepted when jtob spend two dollars in cash. This is a saving of ten per cent, on your purchases utut . «M«M «ut «*«m vitot A coupon will not be accepted (or the fractional part of a dollar A 810 CUT IN "T » PANTS .WK loft over that wc want ,|| mat's a big cut in the t ■ regular pricis. % Gents rumishinfts # are up-to-now , , , , , , , , and you are sure to be satisfied - Dont forget that the Coupons issued by The Enterprise on arego>i at ozu Store. Yours to please Harrison Brothers & Company