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NOTICE! f*T flrta** be over .40,000,000,000 miles, so that liglu would take seven years to ;iass from one extreme to the other. If we think of the dimensions of our solar

: system by themselves or in relation to terrestrial matters they appear

1 stupendously enormous. Neptune, the most distant known

member, lias an orbit over 5,000,- •000,000 miles across—a distance that a ray of light would travel in

"MgaUBfJ ti hjtf hours—but the ft>- IsfsysiOuV W Jv the Pleiades ljut as a Lilliputian to a i.iuuHi.n(rriag7ii~— is but as a microbe to a mountain, for a sphere the size of the solar system would, if it were spherical and its diameter that of the orbit of Neptune, l>c relatively so minute that it could he contained more than 400,000,000.000 times in a sphere

JtJffc size of the Pleiades. In other

■wards' ijj* ''m'ts "f ,'le Pleiades ■ could'contain

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TiH I -.ASTERN REFLECTOR HBJU-WEMLY—TrrsinT »»T> HOD»T. %

t>. J WMU'li.\i:i>. KDITOK AMI l**OPKIET0K.

Entere.l in th- port nfflee ai Oj-eennlle. N. 0., as second class mailer, AdvertWin-' ratea made Icnowff upon application. A correspondent desired at every port office In Pitt and adjoining counties.

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GREENVIU.K NORTH CAROLINA TUESDAY APRIL 17 180/1

uaJ If ihe teaUivr IUIIIB up

Easier there will be many dh»| -

pointed ladies.

When the carpet comes up will he

a good time to lake a day off and K"

fishing.

Greenville ought w have a hoard

of trade representing all the business

interests of the lowu.

The Atlanta woman seems very

proud that Mr. Carnegie kissed her,

but other lolks don't look at it that

way.

Those pla.es ihat wanted to se-

cure the Seaboard Air Line shops

can now talk about what they did

not get. __ ,

When our MMCU .i"d aidtlwalka

are made tuo brual ol jokes from

the stage, it is time the lo.vu was up

and doing.

That tired feeling is not particular

about whom it strikes, but we would

feel more lice writing "copy" if it

had skipped us

The next thing with the Greene

and Gainor ease is to see what the

jury will do with it. After many

■MM >•( Uuuriug testimony the iuiy

has at last got the case.

Raleigh gets the teachers and

Greensboro nets the convention, so

both can have something to talk

about and call ;t even.

A bnsiness man remarked that

The Daily Reilectoi w mid have to

enlai«e again if its advertisina pat-

ronage keeps growing. It is getting

to look that wav, and we will keep

in line to meet the requirements.

There will soon le grass emmgl

for the "Keep off" signs.

Pie se note that Missouri hanging

and burning did not oeour in the

South. i ■ 

tt'e notice one excl.a.iue which

classifies items puts its kkatinfl rink

news tinker society notes That is

not bad. ei'her. for ae far ns our

skating rink knowledge goes they

:ue all the>e.

That the mail subsidy won by only

a majority of three votes shows n

crowing sentiment against it.

The Reflector acknowledges an

invitation to the inauguration of

Prof. E- L. Mofhtt as president of

Elon College, on May -nd.

Good for the North Carol inn

b 'vs. In a ganie'ot ball pln.reit at

Richmond Sat ■relay between the

teams of Trinity College and Hnr

vard, our liovs won.

Greene and Gaynor stole over half

a million apiece and got four year

sentences If it had been alive

dollar forgery the sentence might

have been longer.

The man who starts out to have

some building done now runs pp

against something. The price if

lumber is several times higher than

it was a few years ago.

In a few days more the sheriff will

not be troubling himself about col-

lecting poll taxes. It will then be

up between you and the ballot box

if yours is not paid.

Charlotte thinks nothing is too

good for liar 20th of May celebra-

tion, and speaks out accordingly.

And Charlotte is right. If it wasn't

too far to walk We'd go ourself.

The man wirji a prospectus of a

book describing the Vesuvius erup-

tion may he looked fjr in a few

days The papers have already he-

gun printing picture* of it like they

were just from the spot.

The Home Building and Loan As-

sociation of Greenville is well ofii-j.

cered. Those chosen to m. nage it-

affairs are men of known business

integriety and entitled to the fullest

confidence of the public Now let

all work together to make it »> e

greatest aid to GreenviUe's develop-

ment the town has ever Ltd.

Congressman John II Small may

be conscientious in his advocacy of

an appropriation for the fast mail on

•he Southern railway, but we believe

his position is wrong and regret that

he is on that side of the question.

He is prompted by a desire to do all

he can for the South, but win ro

this leads to the payment of a sub-

sidy it is wrong The fast mail is a

good thing for the immediate sec-

tion through which it operates, but

the government pays entirely too

much for such a service

Greenville has organized a build

ing and loan association and it s ill

mean for the (own just what the

town makes of it. These things do

not run themselves —Durham Her-

ald. The Herald is right. The associ-

ation is not going to run itself, but

the people must make it run. That

is just what Oreenville has started

out to do with her association, make

il actomplish something for the

town and not merely d rag along.

Still it is a timely warning "that it

will mean for the t' wn juet what the

town makes It-

Mr farnegie is out expressing

indignation over that Atlanta kiss-

ing affair He says the women are

entire'y to blame, having done all

the kissing themselves, and he had

to raise a protest against more of it.

The matter g 1 e-iough. Tl

same money at my store will get the best to be had. I have ju,t nut in a fre; stock of

Canned Goods, Package Goods, Butter, Cheese, Coffee, Sweet and Sour Pickles and other arii-losin this II also Fruits and Confections. And I keep the best in Clears and Tobacco

Just try me for the best of everything in the Grocer's line.

J. B. JOHNSTON, ! Next door to C. T. Munford.

NEAT JOb PRINTINC Our Specialty

Reflector Job Printing Off1W

WINTERVILLE DEPARTMENT) —■————aj■——p—^^MM»1 S»1!S^'-—V1WMB^—--

This department i. in ck-fftuf J. H. FRY, who is authorized to rep- resent the liastern Reflector in Winterville and territory.

A Rood deposit "'" lade will Try H Imttle of "F-licy's Kid- make yoa feel more indepeudaut. nPV ,.„,,." -, Mn.- en IT l..i nil Kid Make a beginning with what you have hidden away for safe keeping the next Mine you come to the Bank of Wioterville. They can keep it safer than yoa can.

J. M. Blow, of Ayrten, was here Toursd»y evenmg shaking hands with his friends. "Bad" Joels a good one and has many friends here who are always glad to «ee

iilm,

Nice Hue of fresh groceries al- ways ou hand rUiriugtou Brnlier

Co.

Any one in need ..f a good cart one that will un and render good

■service just 3*11 to see or »me the A. G.Oox H'i'gCo.

If yoa expect to excliauge your eeed for meal yoa cau baiue time by taki-g meal fur yonr seed wbeii jou have yout cotton ginued at tbe

Pitt Co. Oil Mill.

If yon want good seed Irish potatoes go to Harriugton, Barber

A CO.

Miss Ida Wyue, who is a stu- dent, of the Wiuterville High Bcbool went to her home near Parmele Frid.y eveuiug to upend Saturday and buuday With the

Inilue folks.

The A. O. Cox M«. Oo. are still shipping cotiou piuutera and guauc 8ow.-is by tue car load, aud U you need any you had bsst write or

,9 :e them at once.

All farmers auticipatiugoats sow- ing and wheat can be supplied with mowers, rakes, reapers and binders At Harrington, Barber fc Co.

Be sure not to forget the Inrni tureaud those iron bedsteads at

A. W. Ange&Co.

Dan Braxton, who is a student .of the W. H. S. went to his home in Farmville Friday eTenlng to spend Saturday and Sunday with

the home folks.

We offer our silver table ware 56 yeais guarantee at a bargaiu. See ns. B. T. Box * Bio.

Buy a pipe from J. H. C. DiXOU

M the drug store.

Nice buggie Bobeaat Harrington

Barber & Co.

Katie Gold Warren, who is a student of the W. H. a. went to her home iu Taiboro Friday even Ing to epend Saturday and Sunday.

.She was also accompaiued by Jauie

Kittrell.

All olors of patut, and yellow oachre at Harriugtou Barber fc Co.

Nice liue of imys suits at H. L.

Johnson's.

Another large shipmeut of shoes all styles aud ^izes and prices very reasonable. Hanington Barbei

4 Co.

White's Colic, and Kiduey Cure, the combination kidney medicine

for stock and a sure colic cure, at the Drag Store

Buy your Candies, Apples, •Oranges aud Hauanas from J. U C. Dixon at t> - drug store.

ney troubles at Harrington Barber j

A Co.

If you want a nice shift or lie go to ttarrliigiou, Barber & c>.

Frank Can.ill a very pr..»p'inus farmer ol tbe Blank Jack vicinity wa- iu town Friday evening buy

If you nave cotton seed to sell or exchange write or phone Pitt Co. Oil company, their prices are the

highest. Miss Clara Carroll and Daisy

Tucker were in town Friday even

ing shopping.

Men's and youth's pants, all sizes, at Hairington Barber 4 Co.

The demands for Tar Heel cart wheels is great now, and any ore in need of same will do well to write or see the A. G. Cox Mfg Co.

S. L. Parker, who is a student of the W. H. S. went to his home near Conetne, Friday evening to spend Saturday and Sunday with his parents. He was accompanied by Lie friend, Pete Litchfield.

Truuks and valises at Harring-

ton Barber & Co.

The Pi'.t Countv Oil Co. will pay blgheot price lor seed cotton.

Big line of bats and caps just received, latest styles. Barriugton

Bailier &Co.

Mis Georgie Joyuei, who 1.-a

tea'dievof the W. II. S- went t. Greenville Fnday eveniug to spend

Saturday and Sunday with rela-

t ves. Tooth and Di-k Harrow at Hai-

rington, Barber fc Co.

Farmers make money by ex changing their cotton seed for meal at Pitt County Oil Co.

Our meal analyzes 832, Pitt Co.

OU company.

Wanted at once 500 bens, will pay 32cU cash. G. A.. Kittrell.

Any one in need of a plow will do well to go to A. W. Ange & Co., and get one of those "Oliver Chill. ed Plows." They are the best on

the market.

Farming implements of all kinds at Hairing, Barber & Co.

The P.tt Co. Oil Co. is running night and day, ami shipping lots

of meii and oil. J. F. Stokes went dowu the road

on bu-ineHsTnundiy.

Fnrnisbings for 1 lie house we are new ready for business and extend an invitation to all. lo visit our store, and s--e the beautiful line of furniture, which we have planed to deal out on easy enstallment, that even I he poorest shall have no excuse for their homes not being furnished. Thanking you in ad- vance for patronage, we are your- to serve, Eastern t'arolina Supply

Co., Wiuterville, N C.

Car load of flour just received, nice and fresh, at lowest price.

Harrington, Barlier & Co.

Tbe Pitt County Oil Company is shipping cotton seed meal by the

car load. Miss May Brooks and Jerome

McLawborn were in town Friday

evening.

Nicest line of dress shirts over bhowu in Wioterville at

Harrington, Barber & Co.

New furniture is arriving daily at A. W. Ange &Co's. Come and get tbe best at lowest prices.

A new line of calicos and rlrtW

For Sale—One new log cart made of beat material trill sell cheap, far father pnnii-uiiirs see L L Kiwrell

Woods high grade garden awd have tor years been the most popu- lar southern seed offeree/ Iruaken- and gardoers in east Uttrolimt. You can always find them at the drug store of B. T. Cox u Bro.

A. D. Cox will soon have In- ner, dwelling completed it and it i- going to be a nice one too.

Joshua Manning made a busi- ness trip tins week to -Siiclmeidine and surrounding vicinity.

Try a Prince ueorge, or a Dan Emmett C:gar. Jim Dixon at the duig store will show ttu-iu to you.

If you need a nice Roj jual call at A. VV. Ange & Ci and you inn gat one, and cheap t ■ >• •

Prof. F. C. Nye went to Green- ville this morning V\ „ ,.1 f 1 ■•- in mill: tha' mi-

ll,, »!, 1- 8bil>P'"g

I'lfl & V il ■ • t Ui'-ouvilie, a furill 11 H %»»,;••'' I'nlK fliows that

n-\ k ."> N it 1 1 liing when tliej

Added A. H. Taf\ W. H. Ricks,

The vote of Mr. Small. Mr. Pou and Mr. Gudger, of North Carolina, gives J. Piorpoin* M01- gau & Company a gift of 1142,- 7;;H par year. Tliat sum would establish IW3 free rural delivery routes that are badly needed. Is it best to give the money to the transportation monopoly or to establish rural delivery routes that help the people? The mon- ey spent in free rural delivery would help the South; the money voted to -i. Pterpont Morgan will never get south of New York city. -Raleigh News and Obser-

ver.

Wiliford Buck is preparig lo bnild a new house in South Wiu- terville, and he haa a beautiful location and is going to build a nice house. Wiuterville continues to go on in rhe right way.

F.ir hay, oorn and oats go 'o Harrington, Barber & C 1.

Notice—All who do not pay their town Tax on .»r before April 20 will have to pay an extra cost.

C. S. Smith, Collector.

Prof. G. K. Lineberry went to 1 Greenville lhi< morning to attend the teachers' meeting.

T.ie nicest lot of men's pants ever .shown in Wiuterville can now be seen at A. W. Ange & Co. Get your pick ;hile they ate going.

If any farmeis ire iu need of peanuts or field peas fo, plan'iug you can get them (torn A. W. Ange & Co at the lowest prices.

Quite a large crowd from Wio- teiviile »ein out to BeottOO Fri- day night to "he closing exercises of Kenatuu mbonl, and teport it to have been line.

National Bank Open

Th evening ^^ (hej see |t TnP1.,.fore to .pend Saturday and s.id.y ^^..gCoioottonplanter! with her motuer Mrs. K. fc. t»x.

Do not forget tbe opening day on Saturday, April 14, 19(1(5. As my line of goods weie never pret- tier and more complete, and I will be pleased to have you see the many beautiful things which I will show. Come in and look and I think you will find many lovely thingBto interest vou, as I have secuied the newest and best of tbe season's styles. Thanking you in advauce for your patronage I am

yours to serve Mrs. L. A. Bparks.

Mis- Delia Smith, come ovtr from Renston this morning and went to Greenville to atteud the

resellers meeting.

If you need any peanuts for planting go to A W. Ange & Co. Fie has both sizes,large and small, andean fill your order any lime.

Straws tell which way the wind blows, just notice the stream of cm-towers going in and out from Harri.gton, Rirber & Ou'a.

Miss Bonna K'tt.rll went !■• Jrcenville this morning to attend

tbe teacher*' meeting.

Tbe A. G. Cox Mfg. Co., are still tusking Iblfnveutaof Cotton Plant- ers and guauo Sowers. They have already shipped out about 2500 of eath uow. Any one in need of the old reliable Cox planter and simple guano sower bad liefer wiite or

see them at once.

Misses Bertha M.iore, Eme Moore, Hattie Blaokman and Nannie Braxton went lo Green- ville mis morning shopping.

200 bushels of seed Oats at Har-

jiugton, Barber & Co.

AN*. r-.E.SP'

TR\ THIS? lor ten day! F it the unist b latlilii'-'orr m will t iko it I we kn< w yiv. price* and te «atis..n'tory.

Don't pur you WO am By s>> doing money, hi will positiv any ether.

Crniie a- ments.

ri.E FAMILY

1ST, i-i vour home If you don't find

■-.',1-to-datt and tnu market, we

-. i; like it. (and i- \- i'l make you u 1 lie entirely

. . '.OP where until , }JBW ROYAL.

. (Kte yourself • i •• n-.t a machine that ...:■•: you better than

, .• un and make arrange-

ods Sale!

A. W. ANGE 6 CO., Winterville, N. C.

THE BBFLBOTOB office is at i II time- prepared to till -rders lor wedding Invitation*, eithei printed or encraved.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Hnvliiifiiiiv «n»lln*a betors h- Soneriur

court in-rknl .'in m.nnt.M >nentrit oltlw il.l wlllali.l li'.uili'iu ■>' William II Pilk-r. d-faai-il. »«».«•' I" h-T-'I'V KIVI-II I i all i" ■ ...ii- Inrtfllit-.l 10 Hi- 'Hliiii- .0 inakn Iroin-". lair MvnMiit io ihi- niulmlirneil, »ml ■•.- la-rKoiia harimc rlalms a.

J m i Black mal» hoc. welelll »!»■! IM ponndf

marnvii atMlenQWN m I't'. »»allow Inn ami uiKlerMt in i-iuln. Il--n «.m» » nc- in- I'-mli-rlaat ■'il.t-lil r-war.l lor liif.tnaa- M.ili I'aillliK to >•"•••'Viy •' * llarrtrr.

Sii|>t couniy Homf. It. ►'. n. No. s, urei-nvlln-.

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MONEY I NOTHING IN COMPARISON WITH GOOD HEALTH

But should you become incapacitated by either accident or sickness it wlj help bear the burden of additional expense incurred, the

DISABILITY POLICY

provides complete protection. It insures against all accidents and sickness

every kind. TRE BENEFICARY

is insured for YOUR benefit when traveling-! Secure a Policy. NOW.

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Fashion's Innovation in \ for Easter in Handsome Suits are now bringing to our establishment a great many men who know what good garments are, and who insist upon having them. Have you been in to look over our splendid collection of Spring and Summer styles—tresh from the mak- ers* hands? If not. come soon—you'll be very welcome. The smartest models are among the

"EFF-EFF" Fashionable Clothes

The mark "EH-Eft" stands for absolute correctness of design, exclusive smartness of cut, and pure-wool character of fabrics—and we can show you an interesting variety of styles and patterns at most moderate prices.

Single and Double Breasted

Sack Suits • • in fine plain and fancy worsteds, mixed cheviots, new effect tweeds, blue and gray serges and attractive cassimeres. Every detail equal to best custom-tailor work from

$15.00 to $25.00. New effects in stiff and negligee Shirts, charming

shades and patterns in Neckwear, the correct colors in Gloves Handkerchiefs. Hosiery and Undergarments—at extremely attractive prices. Both Derby and Soft Hats, of latest vogue, at $1.50 to |8.0O

Haberdashery and Hats.

GREENVILLE, N. C.

•EUILDING AND LOAN; "t" MeOMtm • I icnanr-• Son1" men air »•• sioTTMjjDted

Directors Meet find CompleteSh«y would,'- i>e J»iMiitr"i!S-!-"S

"The proof ot'good service is Constant Growth."

THE CONSTANT GROWTH OF

•-AJIM'SI |i in vi-r f-il* nil* '* id •

nj4_ her 'Inly Dull*** »li hrair-

aKiiifit'p vood tiait- of ber W»

baud jwt-ns-if be ha'! toeni.'r*

l.i.is mine pe.plp - OMI ' t y Ii

jfj to "Heal cu if theywii.- no.

ihrr>"v e4"nV8uii ■*•

I As authorized agent for DAILY M Exerujij.- B^FLBCTOE we take I ,_lp".t la oievious election aud are entitled to'vote at the election to be held

1 on the hist Monday in May, 1000, for officers of the town ot Ayden are requested to call at my office

and register as the law icquues- I J.M. Blow, Kegistrai.

Our White 'Goods, Silks Und

I trimming* are veiy pretty- We most cordially invite the ladies

I to call. •Oamnon & Tyson.

Capt, D. O. Berry has returned

from South -Carolina. V. Crumps and paper rooting,

Pumps with ion* »r sho.t joints and pipe at J.'R. Smith & Bro.

r We are' pleased to see i riend J. ■W. Taylor back to his place of business after several days sickness and 11 kuow he is much better-

DTess goods, Broad crotn, Henti- iretta, Mohair, cashmere, albatn*ser- Ccntor Tablos, Chairs, Cr&ilWa, Bed Spcinga, alftttraataa Loungea, Cook Stovi s ard a great many other things are kept up sUiirs. Cannon fe Tyson.

NePilles, oil, band aud .epair for all makes of sewing machines at J. H. Tripp & Bro. Ayden, N. C\

Gannon ft Tyson's new Oxfu-ds for Lftdlea Misses and t'liildren have arrived.! Ma curry a high grade1 class of footwear.

We sell Singer and Wheeler A WiUon hewing machine. For cash or on easy term- J. H. Tripp & Bro, West Bailroad st, Ayden, N.

C. For a nice present buy a novel-

ty clock at J. W. Taylor's. It is appropiale for any occasion.

You will flud Wheeler aud Wil sou aud Singer sewing machiue. 1'rices way way dowu atj. H. Tripp & Bro. ucjt to Karly Bole), Ayden, N.C.

Human Blood Mark*.

A laSe of horror was told by marks of human blood in the home of J .w I Wll liana, a well known merchant of llac, Ky., »'e writes:"Twenty years ago I bad severe hemorrhages of the lungs, and was near death wheu I began tak- ing iw. Ling's New Discovery, it onm- l.letelr cured me und I have remained well eT tbt u« of teriilirrri f i>Lunina; nst £u$ '*•"* 10 per cent. .IIMUUI I'oUsn. !■ IT and raon croliuliio yiatiol Jn. Via to follow. . ,

, Our nampnitt* are not »A\-i-f. en uurt bnnmmn FfrtCllI fcrtillaBM, bul I I I I ■' » 1*11- 1 ablv iulonuiioii Hi tanners. ftt;.i [rci l^r iue assiiikg. Wme n-w.

QBRMAN K'Al.l WORKS New Voil. "9J Na»J Street, or

a she sends insolvency in her ataa ■•

A man's ambition very often is leading him downwards while pointing the way to the heights.

When a girl gets a new outfit the next thing wanted,of course, ;' is weather to match it.

If you want to please a man don't talk to him about, your hob- by but get on RPtl '"• |> ':dr' his.

The voting man who decides that he cannot live without the girl is often put to the test on

her decision. While a woman may continue

to dissemble with her lips, her eyes are prone to tell tales out of

school. When things are to be had for

'a mere song, even then there are many of us who find it difficult

to raise that. Those who despair of ever pet-

ting rich may have their hope re! nowed by reading tbe incubator

i advertisements. We never know what nice

I language we are capable of using I in conversation until we are

quoted in the newspapers. A man will histircli,-ely run

his hand on his pocket and' clutch hia purse whon a fellow,

! comes along ami pats him on the hack.

By way nf comparison with j mankinil. it is-noticeable that it isn't always the largest automo- bile that is equipped with the loudest horn.

•It is hard to tell whether it is

really fortune* that is knocking at the door or only the spirit of

I another one of those grow-weal* j thy-quiokly schemes.

Iti'iause .1 in ui obj.-rts to tho color of the town in which he is stopping is no reaaon why he

! should try to paint it all red without the consent of the pro- perty owners — < 'harlotte Obser- ver.

RBfiOUBOEft

Loans and Discounts, : $£3,817.57 Furniture and Fixtures t'10 60 Demand Loans : : : Due from Banks, ; : 81,162.88 Gusli '• 'fins, : : : : Gold Coin, : : : : H0.00 Silver Coin. : : : : lt67S I Nati nial Hank Dotes and

other U. S. notes

Total,

8,717X0

$81,088.01

LIABILITIES,

Capital stock paid in, f 10,000 00 Sin plus fund 1,000.00

Undivided profits less expenses, : : -.

Dividends unpaid : .

Deposit* subject lo check,

Cashier's ch'ks uiilslaiiil t'

1,831 -'.">

: 08 00

48,801.01

01.78

Total. 881,098.01

8TATK OF NORTH CAROLINA, \ 8S. COUNTY OF PITT, (

I, J. E. Smith, Cashier of the alKive-named liauk, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the bent of my knowledg and lie lief, J. R. SMITH, CaBhier.

CoKBEwr—Attest: Subacribad and sworn to before J. R. SMITH,

me, this 5th Jay of Fatty. 1906. JOSEPH D1KON, STANCIL HODGES, R. O.JCANNON.

Notary Public. i Directois

State Auditor Dixon gays the total ainounl ol taxes to bo col- lected iliis rear will henbnul the samnaslasl venr eveopi thoae I 'rum cni'iviralions, as he thinks about 80 new '-o'^iorations will bo put on during the current year. The taxes ui I be ample to run tho State, which has not had to borrow anv monev since the sprins nf \w. Thai bor- rowed was paid back. I lie au- ditor aaj - North i 'arolina will cnnipare fiuancial'v with anj other StaU' in tho 171 ion. i'.\-

Is The Moon Inhabited.

Belenoe hM proven ibatthe moon ha» an ktmoauhere, a'hloh uakss life in lonw form possible ou thai satellite, but not for human beings, who have a hard enough time on this earth oi oars, Blectrle r.ilU-rsruroHeailarhr.Hilioi's- oesl, Mul iris, t'hills, anil IVver.Jaun- itii'e, Dytpepsis, DisslMia Torpid IJVIT. Kiilmy ioiii|ilaiuts, Gcueral Debility amlFoniule wrakni'ssea. Un- oquul'ril SI a general Touii- aud Aii- i« ii/-r for mak persons sad esiiuulally tor the aged, it Indunai touDd sieep, l'.illy guaranteed by .1. L. Wooten- Prugfli. Price onlj 60a,

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THE EASTER BONNET TRAGEDY.

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Tfc. mi-i Oil Hint SMter b.niiet » rim

Thel •'.-"»'t't» iheyifievv-ielled. All - 'In tl.'d lie MM •■ f final.I'll.

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A FRIDAY DISASTER

I Six Vcr\ on the Kearsage Killed.

i / Wnxtiintfton, April 14.—Two

/ years '■• * day later thau the fatal M.es in . rl'Nwier, and aa «r*Tj

■aiiki' immediately " e broken ill the

waiter i>l rapidity ;>f fir. and « Oat- eucy if the gunner-. Hut to-'U\.

jii-t at thecl we ul Iheweek'nwi rki t

Um Depaitment, ueme a cablegram

fioiu R Admiral Kvans, the coinum ding .. .• I ,rn. I . I 1*1.il ailil-«l.. Ill III ''.Mil. ly I I'll .1.1 Hi I lili-.'.l Ti Wli-lilc illl.l I.^IIIK

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Tb1* ihsath lay ot April. i*si r . II I A M KS,

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