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Dissolution Sale 
THESE GOODS MUST GO 
Don't Wait Come Early and 
Get your Choice 
White edged all 
with ; Inch Lace, big 
values pent, i his Sale for 
checked Homespun, all colors you 
want, ii will cost you cents the yard, this 
per yd. 
Witter color opaque window i- . 
rend fringe, fixtures complete, feet 
feet wide, worth Hus Sale 
Dark Be 
for, we the market dining 
Sale at 
odd Vests, Worth cents, this Sale cents. 
Cotton gloss Towels, woven check patterns, 
assorted colors checks, fringe sizes 
Others must have ft each, this Sale two 
towels for cc. 
bi-, Pill, seamless, 
welted fine j values for cents 
per pair, this Hale j per pair. 
High hunt English Corset, jeans, fl honk 
steel ca hie cord bust aid gore 
trimmed top, et tilling. Sold the world 
tor thin Sale 
spun gloss, full 
width in. plaited flounce, none for The, 
this Sale S-j, 
Dozen Linen Collars, Standard Brand, retails for cents 
This Sale cents per Dozen. 
suits black fancy worsted. Men's 
that always bring four and five dollars, 
this Sale 
Big line of fall underwear, can't implicate these 
anywhere, for big values, this 
Sale 
1,900 pairs of guaranteed solid leather 
anybody will price to where from 
f I to Sale 
We have a big lot of hats that we sold from 
ninety cents to one dollar, big value at those 
pi ices, this Sale 
Inspect this Sale . if You Don't Think these Goods are below 
Any Man's Prices Don't Buy. 
We will sell the bleaching, as long as we 
this Bale m 
Shirt you will say are cheap for 
all colors you Cat ask for, this 
We will ell a guaranteed, full 10-4 
bed, you pay for, this Salt 
We have a big line of rubber goods, just re- 
-e will have to sell them also. 
I will have to include 
same 
Circus 
GREENVILLE 
FRIDAY 
REFLECTOR 
for years we have kept pace with our country's growth, 
the; q a in d i v 
II SELLS BROS. 
MOST FEATURE, WOO BEAST, AERIAL, MONO. 
AND SPECTACULAR HOLIDAY ON EARTH. 
A union of such 
merit as to plant it mighty foot upon 
the pinnacle of Popularity and Success In 
Square Garden. New fork City. It 
m there you now will It bare with Even 
Greater Feature Forthcoming. Bach and all 
exhibited by It, every one 
an promised, excel- 
PRODIGIOUS 
Miraculous Chasm-Vaulting who executes 
a flying- bicycle leap f fifty feet In The 
heroically I 
hit now for the time lo 
America. 
Th Martial of the World. 
Pronounced by Military 
net by our own 
Went as 
only appearance I I In the only 
of those seven male LA ii In any 
female . . , . more than 
th to the Grand Ric, 
Tho Cycle, 
The Monumental Mystery el Circling Motion on wild, wheel the 
absolutely perpendicular aide of Devil's 
THE SUPREME LIMIT OF SENSATIONAL NOVELTY. BUT IT IS FACT 
VERITABLE CAP-SHEAF OF AIL EXPLOITS. 1901 
The Seven 
TROUPE 
Of Nina Hungarian Magyar Dancing Acrobats and The moat 
of grace and 
LIVE, FULL-GROWN POLAR BEARS 
r. The Only North , ,.;. . . ,.,. u ., la a raw 
Pole Discoverers, We Have H Ferocious, Arctic Terrors. 
To make how before -w-r a, am 
you also J- e V w 
The Greatly Original Juggling Equestrian, mighty, merry Due and Sulky act, whom 
phenomenal Curt act, are the moat and of features. 
The American Champion A h of the World, 
now their own original aerial 
acrobatic high stage act. 
Its three elevated aerial arena and coliseum rare presenting, In a hundred 
champion ravels, an absolutely complete Equestrian Acrobatic 
Military Circus, Clown Track Elephant, Wild Beast, Animal 
and the Hippodrome of day; the only Dancing 
the only Hells Soldier Elephant; hugest combined herds of their kind, with 
full of wisdom and trunks full of tricks; a real World's Fair of Steeds of every strain, which 
in numbers, beauty and Intelligence outshine all Blue Ribbon Shown. 
ITS ORIENTAL AND MILITARY PAGEANT, 
la the Free Street Display Old Glory floated 
TWO DAILY. RAIN OR CHINK. IN NEW 
TENTS- ADMISSION. CHILDREN YEARS, C 
Open at I and P. II. the and Grand Promenade by 
hour later. On day Coupon. 
actually Beat, may In- secured at th regular prices at 
COWARD 
We sell t public auction on 
Thursday, Nov. 10th, 1904, th fol- 
lowing named buildings belonging to 
the town- the guard Mm 
, . 
formerly used uh a fl V-w 
log old house. cash, i 
right lo any all U I let. 
reserved. 
This November 1st, 
W A. i 
R. Move, Market 
T. E. Hooker, 
t w mot 
let. is 
Of N .-. It 
i. 
Farm 
am Fountain, 
Physician and Surgeon, 
N. C. 
o door east of post office,
n . rail. 
to Van Ma. upon 
-t. 
Wood Sons, 
m S i 
UM y 
D. Editor and Owner. 
and Friday. 
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE 
VOL. No. 
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 1904. 
No. 
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE MAYOR 
OF GREENVILLE 
Greenville, N. C, Nov. 4th, 1904. 
To the Citizens of Pitt and 
Information has been received in Greenville that an epidemic 
of smallpox exists in our town, and we are informed that reports 
are current throughout the county of Pitt and adjoining counties 
that there cases of this disease in the town of Greenville. 
These reports are without foundation. 
There is only one case of smallpox in the town of Greenville, 
and this one case is of an exceedingly mild type and the party is 
now practically well and will be discharged in a few days. 
There were formerly three other cases in the town of Green- 
ville, two of which were not residents of Greenville, but came here 
from elsewhere with already develop id before they 
came here. 
As mayor of the town of Greenville, I take this method of 
erroneous reports and to further state that the 
physicians our town have the thoroughly under con- 
troll, and no one need have any fear whatever. Greenville is not 
under quarantine and has no need to every one who desires 
to do so can come to Greenville with perfect safety as all the re- 
ports in regard to smallpox in Greenville are erroneous 
and absolutely without foundation. 
W. R. Mayor. 
Brown, Supt. of Health. 
ECHOES FROM OPERAS. 
Brilliant Entertainment at Opera House. 
from staged by 
J. S. Atkinson under the local 
management of Mr. J. B 
presented in opera 
Thursday night, was a most bean 
and attractive 
It A. LATHAM DEAD, 
Victim of Street Car Accident. 
N. C , H. A. 
salesman of the 
In- and Coal 
dud morning at o'clock 
at bis home Biltmore as 
the result of 
afternoon 1-y being 
row it from a street oar on the 
Biltmore of th 
railroad company. Mr. 
boarded the o'clock, 
car at the squire yesterday after- 
noon fur his home in 
more. He lad made several 
purchases during the and 
carried in bin arms these packages. 
chased the Gazette which paper he 
years. While editor 
of the he was twice elected 
reading clerk the house of 
Later he sold Ga- 
and moved to lei 
remaining there a short while 
moved to which 
wan the former home of his wife. 
Mrs. Latham, 
and a Mrs. J P. 
now live in i iii 
lo 
of bis here in Pit 
county. 
A Punctual Man. 
A certain Mr. Scott, of Biter, 
whose business required him to 
travel constantly, was in the 
At is known v, the. Good- for 
lake curve, or where car the kingdom, his 
turns into Avenue, j methodical habits v 
there is n spring switch that i- be act 
to allow the Biltmore fort One. For a great 
lines, but which the 
turned ill order to let the depot car i Com wall or Devon that he 
follow the track in knew the day 
Avenue. This had either; ht- would arrive. A short 
tampered with or else before he died at 
had gotten into who 
groove and did permit the making a journey through 
perfect working of the Cornwall put up at a small at 
when the Biltmore car started Isaac for dinner, be 
over the switch the car wheel the bill of found 
suddenly Into to his liking. He had, 
Avenue. Mr. Latham, seen -luck roasting 
on platform not expecting on the the. have 
the car to was thrown to the sail he. Sir, replied 
brick pavement and struck on the the landlord; n Mr. 
hack of bis head of know Ml. Scott 
ed by the fall was very replied the traveler, 
taken to the is in your house 
of the line and thence taken to his said the landlord, six 
a carriage. He lingered ago, whet; he was last here 
till this morning and died. he ordered the duck to lie ready 
Mr. Latham came to for this day, exactly M 
years ago from And, to the . 
when- tie was engaged in 
a newspaper. He was 
a light writer and one of lie was it i 
most men ibis taring the inn live 
TOWN MATTERS. 
Business Transacted by the Aldermen. 
The board aldermen were in 
regular monthly Thursday 
night, the mayor and six 
being 
Under the head of streets the 
Com pi sin's of Hooker 
A large audience filled the hall and and Mrs. G. B. King for alleged 
the entire a delight damages were but 
from start to finish. It was a definite conclusions reached, 
wonderful performance of home. The market committee 
men and women, beys and little the sale of a tenement house on the 
girls. Only one week ago At-, market lot, and that material for 
began these for construction of the guard home 
had received work would 
purpose of assisting in building j begin a few days, 
the new Methodist church. Th,. finance committee reported 
the result of their efforts have funds low- in the treasury and it 
been is pleasingly attested by ordered that be 
very large audience that greeted rowed from Greenville Banking 
them. j Trust Co. thirty days, to en- 
The performance has never been the treasurer to pay all bills 
excelled this town. The perfect until the tax collector can make 
splendor with which 
large group of people, large end street lights and wells were 
small, were a. I i. .-i reported in condition. 
by Mi. Atkinson, was white cemetery was reported 
marvelous. The renditions were sold during past month. No 
excellent. The people of Green- J have been done in either cemetery 
ville and Pitt county may always during the month, 
be relied upon to do their very j A pair of rubber gloves was or 
best all they undertake the purchased for engineer of 
attentive showed their fire engine. 
appreciation of high class enter, j The tax collector, treasurer, 
dispensary 
ITEMS. 
Too much praise could not be 
given the untiring efforts of the 
management. The beautiful 
women and girls, g cos- 
were simply charming. 
made their reports for the 
month of The amount 
sales at the the 
month was 83,736.15. 
The mayor was. ordered to have 
N. C, Nov. 1904. 
Miss Bessie is visiting; 
her sister, Mrs. Chas. Lawhorn. 
and Cornelia 
Nobles spent with Miss 
Mr. and Mrs. E.-E. Hail 
the Union meeting at Black 
Saturday. 
J. R. Smith and family, of 
Ayden, spent Sunday afternoon 
at Lorenzo 
Miss Annie went to 
Ayden 
Miss spent Sat ox- 
nigh with Miss Annie 
born. 
Sile and Frank 
born were in the neighborhood 
Sunday. 
a number of our 
attended church at Black Jack 
Sunday. 
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. 
was here Sunday. 
W. and W. A. Nobles, 
was in the vicinity Sunday. 
Mr. and Mis. J. II. Cheek spent 
Sunday Greenville. 
E. Braxton and d 
Dollie, went to Saturday. 
Miss May Anderson in the 
neighborhood Friday afternoon. 
Teddy's Lamb. 
The men were gallant to land The an 
extreme, cavaliers and knightly in article Betting forth the exact con- 
of court 
It was a 
of r smallpox Green- 
ville nut extra copies of the 
without a of discord p.,,.,., said article were 
or friction to mar or jar the ordered I he circulated, 
enjoyment. Such pleasures committee was appointed lo 
do not come often, but this one has expense incurred 
Shown beyond cavil that is the town incident to smallpox 
much stage talent among our home patients and same to the 
county 
Mrs. desires to thank J members of lied Hawk 
every who took- part in the Fire Company were exempted 
Mb- Bessie ,,,,., p , lax for year 
in 
LETTER TO KING CO. 
special tax of per day 
on merry-go-rounds was reduced 
lo per day. 
The sum of taxes for 1903 
j collected of J. S, through 
was ordered refunded. 
The prohibiting the 
Teddy had a little lamb, 
A I Tick was he, 
A cute curly-headed pet. 
Whose name was Booker T. 
Now, Teddy him very 
They made a charming pair, 
And everywhere that Teddy went. 
His little lamb was there. 
Teddy said unto himself, 
great White house is mine; 
Why I care what people 
I'd him in to 
Then Teddy's friend-, the Lilly 
Began to kick 
you turn that black sheep 
out 
Look help from 
when they saw their 
. frown, 
N. C. was ordered refunded. H soon they changed the cry 
Dar Why, do you think, i The ordinance prohibiting the with Win, we'll be 
can sell pure paint as low fire works in town Rood; 
tiers sell adulterated paint to be suspended from G-111 ,; p eating 
There are or or different I o'clock p. in., Dec. 24th t. fl B, Tyler in Norfolk Virgin- 
makers of paint, that rank, in a o'clock ;. id., Dec. 27th 
way, as they have provided that pop 
of traveler, who 
look he Window, Hit, 
Heel in. 
Mr Latham was the eldest son 
of I he hue Kev J 
He was born Pitt, county, in 
lour miles of Greenville, and spent 
his early life on the farm. He at- 
tended male 
afterwards went to the State 
University from which he 
After his graduation he 
waived to Washington and 
minutes lief 
lite appointed 
K Table, 
Postal Information. 
Postmaster R. Flanagan 
for distribution a bandy little 
book, issued by the de- 
the government, giving 
much serviceable information on 
postal rules and The 
book be had tor the asking 
the 
regions; one's region is large 
another's is. small; everyone is 
its region. 
or or one is 
best next, and so on 
but i he prices are all same or 
about the can buy one 
for thin another though; a 
matter sometimes. 
Ii w do you think, can 
j sell tin for no more 
than the answer is it 
i-i-ell ii; more to make, 
lo Ml . helps sell i 
II, Its years help sell It. 
Go by Yours truly, 
P. t. c- 
Thomas Settle Gets Knocked Down and 
Kicked. 
N. 
Nov. 
or cannon exceeding 
inches length shall not be permit 
to be sold or used in the town 
The special tax of per year Thomas Settle or Ash. ville and 
on bicycle dealers was Democrat 
Necessary uniforms a overcoats laud, this in-a 
for policemen were I personal in the lobby Sf 
. the Hotel this evening 
he amount of about i about Mr. 
1650 were allowed and ordered Mr. into of the large 
paid. plate glass windows or. the east 
side of the office, then kicked 
him on to the stairs leading to the 
bar of the hotel. The was the 
Mule's Kick Kills 
N. Nov. 
Beatty the of political 
ion of Joseph it Mr. Mettle first 
kicked a mule yesterday after- Cathey with a 
P. S. II. L. sells our paint d kilted. He was a field 
wheat when he h a blow ct 
the injury It is not known just. that the 
bow It occurred, tin ,, . 
. the window light. Both men were 
relatives , , 
,. cut Horn the 
i Post. 
I section of the 
idled suddenly Thursday night. For 
i She fell while ironing young calf. H. 
some N, 
Dropped Dead. 
a i ; i . i . i being dead 
Ann Daniel, an aged s, . . . . 
. , fire 
residing in the 
Post. 
New seeded pitted dates,
ii I B-l i
d. w. mm, 
DEALER 
Groceries 
And Provisions 
A HAPPY 
HOME 
Cotton Bagging and 
Ties always on hand
Fresh Goods kept con- 
in stock. 
Bought and Sold 
NOTICE OF LAND SALE. 
H. w, v 
and Blow I Sale of 
vs land for 
C M. j 
and Blow. j 
By of a decree the 
Court of Pitt count v. made by 
I D. C. Moore, Clerk, on the day 
of October, 1904, in a certain special 
proceeding wherein II. A. Blow 
are and, C. M. Blow 
and other are defendants will, 
Monday the 21st day of November, 
a. o'clock M., expose to public 
sale before the court nous door 
Greenville, to the highest bidder for 
cash the following real property to and restore 
natural action. 
Is one where health abounds. 
With impure blood there cannot 
be good health. 
With a disordered LIVER there 
cannot be good blood. 
Pills 
D. W. 
A healthy LIVER means pure 
blood-------M 
Pure blood means health. 
Health means happiness. 
Take no Substitute. All Druggists. 
Not Quite 
often you can get a 
thing 
nail screw or 
lacking. Have a good 
too box and be prepared for 
em. Cur line of tools 
is all you could desire, and 
will see your tool 
box not lack a single 
useful 
Of Course 
You get Harness, 
Horse Goods, 
of 
J. It 
Corey 
i wit One certain house and lot in the 
I town of Greenville. North Carolina, I 
I adjoining the Masonic on the 
least, the J. B. Johnson lot on the I 
I north. Washington street on the west, 
and Third street on the South and sit- 
on the corner of Washington i 
. and Third streets, known as the 
I Dr. William Blow lot. if the 
chase- w prefer th-- following 
i may be ad to wit J cash, the 
, balance in, and months. This Republicans Prosed. 
sale is made for division 
This the day of October, 1901. I must be a great deal of 
F. C. Harding, Commissioner. L sent out by 
press dispatches that Judge 
LAND SALE. Parker angered aroused 
his Monday night 
special proceeding pending, speech at Madison Garden, in
; Tucker and wife and hers. I shameless. Their party managers 
i Monday, December Sit, 1904, before 
i the court house door in the town of 
Announcement 
Greenville, sell at public to the 
highest bidder for cash, a tract of land 
township, adjoining the 
lands of V. S. Galloway, O. 
, way and creek, and known as 
Lot No. in division of the lands 
of James deceased, and 
which was allotted U 
way in said division as appears on 
have bee driven to the necessity of 
attempting an upon the spot- 
less character of the democratic can- 
The person picked out 
for job is no than 
lion Odell, whose 
record is so rotten that 
record the Superior court many own party have refused 
his 
This the day . 
John B. 
of M. M. Galloway. 
Jarvis Blow, Attorneys. 
DOMINION 
Steamer K. L. Myers leave 
daily, except Sunday, 
a. in for Greenville, leaves 
Greenville daily, except Sunday, 
at m. for Washington. 
Connecting at Washington 
Steamers far Baltimore, 
Philadelphia, New York Boston, 
tail all points North. 
Norfolk railroads for all 
Hint West. ., 
Shippers should order 
freight by Old Dominion Line 
New York and 
Norfolk and Southern B. It. 
Old on Line from Norfolk; 
Clyde Line from 
Line and Chesapeake Line 
Baltimore and Merchants 
Hid Miners Line from 
Hailing hours subject to change 
Notice. 
P. H. Myers, 
Washington, N. C. 
I. J. 
T. B. Walker, Vice President 
Manager, 
81-85 Beach Street. N. Y. 
LAND BALE. 
By virtue of a Superior 
court of Pitt county in special pro- 
No. 1312, entitled.- T. , R. 
Moore and wife and others vs, 
son Pittman and others, the under- 
signed commissioner will sell 
before court house door in Green- 
ville, at public auction on Monday, 
Dec. the following described 
tract of land situated in the county of 
Pitt and in i lie township. 
Bounded on the north by the lauds of 
And yet present Governor 
New tolls certain reporters 
that Parker has been in 
the promotion of a trust, and that 
his bank book would show how he 
came out oil the deal 
is it possible for a man like Par- 
to by such a vague charge 
such a man as Odell 
We think not, and the mere fact 
that the Republican bosses are en- 
such talk shows they are 
badly wared, with all their cock 
H. C. Harris and W. W. Col- and vain 
ville, on the east and south by 
hind and on the west by the 
lands of w. w. Harrington, 
more or less, lying on 
both sides of the road as 
the Said 
land sold for partition. 
This WOt. 
G. James-, Commit 
announce that we are 
Retail
White Lead, Paints, 
Colors, and and 
Country Ready Paints. 
There is in the world better than 
the Harrison line. It has behind it a 
reputation for honorable wares and honorable 
dealings. . 
If you use the Harrison Paints you need 
never worry quality. 
We trust that you will favor us with your 
orders whenever you want good paint for any 
Have just a car load and 
can give you Special Prices. 
Baker Hart 
GREENVILLE, N. C, 
SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY 
Notice is hereby giver tint we will, 
on the 22nd or November, 
sell at public sale, at the residence of 
the late T. C. Cannon-in town- 
ship, the personal property belonging 
to the estate of C. t deceased, 
consisting of household 
and kitchen corn, 
cotton seed, horse. mains, buggy, 
wagon, carts, 
Terms 
This day of October, 
J. and 
of T. C 
What is Life 
last analysis nobody 
bur e know that it. is 
law, Abuse mat la 
even 
of 
in 
If i or trouble. 
Dr. Lite s quickly 
x fin yet 
Only at
EXCLUSIVELY IN SALEM 
ACADEMY AND COLLEGE. 
REV. II. Ph. D., Principal. 
Winston N. C, March 9th., 1904. 
Mr. M. Stiff, Charlotte, N. C, 
Bear It is a little unusual to tile on order this late 
j in the season, but find that the more Pianos which. 
A talented boo of North Carolina H our department, the better the results at- 
baa become chief justice of the added quite a number of your 
of Arkansas. last and they have all 
is Morrison Hill the . a piano of unusual merit 
SALE. 
I will sell of situated , 
in Beaufort county, on the water, eon- Mechanical College of 
ti acres or low; ; 
acres cultivation, partly 
enclosed with a. good wire with 
a good country residence and 
tenant the to 
the growth of cotton. truck, 
the like. About v 
the timbers no have 
not been cu over several -ear 
For full information 
B. B. 
It wk wk. N. C 
good 
young- use which all have within our 
school, but wet. re glad to be able to say that your 
army, and also a broth- j have stood i lie test, and we will continue to purchase 
of the I your from lime to time us the need arises. 
think there lire about a now in the school. 
J. Principal. 
Va, 
Buyers and 
Cotton, Grain and Pris- 
ons. Private to New Tori 
Chicago and New Orleans. 
IN 
if. 
Norfolk, Va. 
and handlers of 
Bagging, Bags. 
Correspondence and 
HOME TELEPHONE AND 
TELEGRAPH COMPANY. 
The following points can now 
reached over the lines 
this 
N. C 
shore, 
Henderson, 
Littleton,
New 
Oxford, 
Rock; Mt.
Vi 
A For 
that are potent in their 
loll i ml ill Hie 
H. v. W, 
s Albany, 
a an ink look 
one. Small m it it did me 
A and magnificent and up. They are fully 
play of these pianos can now guaranteed, 
he heard Green- This factory sale will 
ii ., i. t more 
at lowest prices u . .,; 
vs, when factory prices will 
. we also promptly withdrawn, and if 
Atlanta, Ga
Chattanooga, Tenn. 
S. C 
II 
Cincinnati, Ohio 
Columbia, S. C 
Va 
New York N. Y. 
New Orleans, Ls 
Norfolk, 
Philadelphia, Pi 
Richmond, Vi 
St. Mo 
Va 
more than blue n i several slight- you any earthly for 
used upright pianos at piano or organ it will 
prices ranging from pa you to take a look around. 
to 1238.00. Each instrument lien in Greenville 
is guaranteed for years. ; p,. Patrick, who is 
hue us during stay 
of organs at surprising low here, will be glad to give you 
figures ranging in price Iron a tune. 
CHAS. M. 
Factory Representative. 
an other pill I ever took at 
the same time effect was pleas 
not Early are 
an meal Sold by 
j Drag 
Cat paper at Reflector Book 
Store. 
Made Am 
One of Dr. New 
Life 
Pills each for two weeks hat 
pat Die my 
writes D. H. Turner of 
town, Pa They're the best 
he for Liver, Stomach 
Bowels vegetable Never 
gripe. Only Women's 
Drag 
WE WANT COTTON SEED Dr. J 
in Size Lots. 
or 
And all otter in 
east the 
Vi
We will either cash 
i change and hulls for 
LANIER HILLIARD, and bags 
Greenville, N. C. freights. Write 
MARBLE MONUMENTAL WORK r la sell 
Mill, 
pay all 
;. 
i. Jame-. 
Dental 
Greenville, 
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 
Iron Fencing Sold. 
HAVENS OIL CO., 
Washington, N. C. 
R. L. 
Dentist. 
N. C. 
AYDEN 
Nov. 1904. 
We went to 
day Io hear the county candidates 
speak. They were on hand and 
were met by a very respectable 
crowd. They acquitted themselves 
nicely and the crowd seemed 
-pleased with their speeches. Es- 
did Fred Tucker, A. D. 
and Joe Blow make a ten 
strike in presenting their claims. 
The people are v with them, 
and these three last are 
themselves all over. 
Our roller board is a 
it is without a 
end f destined to take the 
lead, Ml one, is to buy one, 
and to buy one, is to never be 
without one 
Ayden Milling Mfg. Co., 
Ayden, N. C. 
Lime, hair, windows, 
doors, and Bide lights at 
J. R. Smith Bro. 
While in 
we visited the cotton seed oil null. 
The visit was very 
UH, we wire I Y 
and Mr. 
through all I he and 
the in I he ma 
was It is a 
credit to Winterville and should 
be so to any town. 
When you need a nice, light, 
tough pole, for your buggy or 
Call on us and make a 
Ayden Milling Mfg. 
Co. 
J. J. Edwards has come home 
from 
As authorized for Daily 
and we take 
great pleasure receiving sub 
and willing receipts for 
those an ears. We have a list 
of all who receive their mail at 
this We also take 
for job 
Raymond ha been 
visiting the country. 
From the large of 
the Hart Bros, carry out 
every week they must be doing a 
big as well as doing 
work. 
Remember you nod lawns, 
nicker zephyrs, piques and 
nice goods too numerous to 
mention at J. R. Smith Bro. 
Call wee our laces and ham- 
J. II. Smith Bro. 
Do you know J. R. Smith Bro. 
keep the most complete line of 
bleaching and ginghams 
town. Their customers tell me 
that it is so. 
Pictures satisfactorily enlarged 
or no charges made. Beat 
given, Hut Bros., Ayden, 
N. C. 
If you need anything in the way 
of Crockery, Tin ware 
dome Io see us, Hurl 
Several ear loads of brick 
shipped from hue Ibis week. The Zephyr 
of oriole h quite 
profitable here. 
Ask E. O. about it. Life 
Fire, Accident and Health 
P. O. Building, Ayden. 
Yard wide sheeting for at W 
M. Edwards Co. 
Call and examine our line of 
high grade You can be 
easily convinced of the superiority 
of material 
Ayden Milling Mtg. Co. 
William Smith went to re- 
turned I mm Bethel Tuesday. 
E. E. Bail Co. will do all they 
possible to please you with 
AYDEN 
J. M. Manager and Authorized Agent. 
persimmon 
bulls at 
Just received, fine line of bar- j Go to E. E. Co's 
and can fit y up in any style i market beef, fresh meats, the enlargement of pictures will j a w. C. Jackson and Co's 
potatoes an 
beer are in demand. 
Cotton seed meal and 
J. R. Smith 
The ladies say that Cannon 
have the prettiest of 
dress goods in town. 
desiring work The latest thing in shoes. Call 
or price. 
Ayden Milling ft Mfg Co. 
Dr. Sauls never tires of adding 
to the his drug store 
For and neatness it 
thing beauty. 
Fancy candies, oranges, apples 
and bananas at E. E. Co's. 
Call for 
rel of Columbia Flour, none better 
to be bad 
Haywood Smith and Robert 
Willoughby spent Sunday with 
Charlie Tyson. 
We are offering good values for 
the money in shoes, bats, caps, 
rugs tables and 
floor oil cloth Tyson. 
The Masons held their regular 
meeting last night. 
can p apples, corn 
do well t Hart Bro,. 
manufacture for . 
the 
and fresh fish. 
the goodness Bill 
gone Io Richmond and w the trade, that are 
hope i ever to on the market 
First Class hand made brick, Ayden Milling Mfg Co. 
the wholesale retail large W. E. Hooks Wednesday 
stock always on hand, your orders in Scotland Neck. 
solicited. J. A. Griffin. 
pair double, single and fold- 
wire bed springs at J. K. 
Smith Bro. 
Corn, bay and oats, at J. R. 
Smith 
Now we have plenty of the
and cart 
Mill's large new stables are j wheels and will sell them as cheap 
complete and Mr. Mills to j as any one. 
be doing a thriving business. 
Hart Cypress Shingles for 
sale by Cannon 
percales and ginghams for 
at W. M. Edwards Co. 
Ayden Milling Mfg. Co. 
Ayden, N. C. 
tot or ply paper rooting see 
J. R. Smith Bro. 
Drummers are on the increase. 
FOR 
COLUMBIA 
If it doesn't give you 
satisfaction your dealer will 
pay yon for returning it. 
R. F. Johnson, 
Dist. 
suffer from intense head They every day. 
ache, eye ache smarts and burns, j If needs pair of pants new 
the time to buy them at W. M. 
m, apply to E. E. cue pair of properly j Edwards Co. 
Mrs. W. spent Tues- 
I day Wednesday in Greenville 
visiting friends. 
if you do not secure 
one of our high grade buggies, 
your loss will he than ours. 
Ayden Milling Mfg. Co., 
den, N. V, 
Dixon, of Fountain Hill, 
Greene county, was in town Wed- 
We are Headquarters for first 
class, light neat Harness, 
Ayden Milling Mfg. Co., Ayden 
H. C 
New line of men's suits, 
suite, boy over-coat's to 
fit ever j body at. Cannon Tyson. 
Streets opened up south of 
factory and north of Hart 
t would add much to those 
sections of Ayden and no doubt 
enhance the value of pro- 
lying in that town. 
Harrison ready mixed paints, 
colors, lead, oil and at J. R. 
Smith Bro. 
Just a few more thousand home 
made cypress shingles for sale by 
fitted, by J. W. Taylor, grad-1 For next days you can 
Optician, C Weak buy a at cost from W. M. 
eyes, in need of J Edwards ft Co. 
ways go rim bad to worse. A lit- 
tie piece of glass properly i 
ed will often work wonders. 
Frank and S. A. 
have been this 
bales of cotton on an average 
All percales for at W 
M. Ed ft Co. 
. Sure cure for In- 
and for sale 
It. Smith and Bro. is pro 
. ii need be the best in the mar- 
per day is w hat the Milling j is guaranteed to do all its 
and Mfg. Co., gin. They give j claims 
gone lint the public have I perhaps just at this E. 
found it out. may not possibly be as 
Our stock of ribbons is wide, I busy as a Wall street broker yet 
narrow, nice and cheap, J. R. It is plain an Insurance man 
Smith Bro. gets He is not only a MM 
Miss Dollie Adams came up on but has found it necessary 
the train Tuesday and is stopping assistance. His companies . 
with the family Dr. Dixon are first and every body. 
Come to see us when you wan; realizes the fact, he Mr. Cox I 
to buy Independent Manufactured lie to be congratulated being a 
we handle Trust I hustler and something 
goods, ft to hustle. 
Wanted 
The public to know that 
a first-class 
stock of DRUGS, an 
up-to-date line of STA- 
all kinds 
TOILET articles, best 
quality of RUBBER 
goods and the best 
-CHEMICALS OBTAINABLE- 
Also carry Garden Seed 
Dye-stuff, Cigars, Cigar- 
Chewing and 
Tobacco, a large as- 
of 
T and Elastic Ti us 
es, Beet stock of Brush 
es of all kind- Pie 
com- 
pounded. 
M. M. SAULS. 
PHARMACIST, 
AYDEN, N. C.
Cannon ft Tyson. 
Joe went to Winter-1 me a call and when 
ville Wednesday. j shown you my dry 
ft are displaying 
the must up to date line of 
ever brought Ibis 
Joseph 
ville yesterday. 
l to calico at W. M. 
Edwards Co. 
A Lit i ; I in I in 
remnants. 
cheap W. M. Edwards t 
Tin and daughter, 
I take ibis method of informing 
the public that as Summer sea- 
son a in i ever I offering 
special inducements in order 
sell. My. line of pants cannot be 
excelled, end the Edwin 
shoe which I handle exclusively is 
surpassed by any other 
I have 
notions 
oilier line of goods I know I shall 
be ah e to please you and you 
J. J. Hines. 
Mis. who has 
been visiting near hear 
returned to her 
is reported the Republican I 
spoke t 
justs mile b low here yesterday, 
to They kept the appointment mighty 
quiet, 
Don't fail to see A 
son's new crockery both plain and 
Prices 
formerly. 
and Misses slipper 
it M Edwards Co. 
A election of rugs at W. 
Co's. 
W want your hams chickens 
J. K. ft Bro. j FOR MASONS ONLY, 
An nice line of 
Dr. Joseph Dixon, 
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 
Office Brick Block, Host 
Ayden, N. C. 
Dr. 
Practicing Physician Surgeon 
Office Hotel Annie, 
Ayden, N. C. 
Jennie, of have of suits, steads, 
Mrs. W. M. Edwards. laud chairs, 
intention is called felt end cotton at J. B. 
shawls, cups 
of ribbons at 
J. A. 
Large quantities of cotton have 
brought to I his market 
the past several days. The 
buyers are busy and happy accord- 
One lot of shirts for 
u . M. Edwards. 
Jars 
J. R. Smith ft Bro. 
New up-to-date and 
Wilson sewing machines for only 
at W. M. ft Co. 
their new of heavy and fancy and CB 
groceries 
Men and suits at cost at W. 
M. Edwards ft Co. 
Notice yon want 
your ginned nice clean, 
order that you might 
hitter price for it, bring to the 
. ft Co., 
N. . 
and Fixtures 
Due from Hanks, 
Check and Cash Items, 
Gold Coin, 
Silver Coin, 
National bank notes and 
other U, S. notes 
at Mrs. I. 
A big stock of Richmond cook j Rom and wife cf 
bay then. I and healing stoves and repairs for are Ore 
at J. It. Smith j visit Io I In uncle, L. B. i 
Large stock of furniture We to build 
buggies for we do not 
-et 
Milling Mfg, Co., Ayden, N. 
on. line of 
Co, 
I to rein my many 
customers that my line 
Of new collars and 
belt of 
specially nave 
A. 
Cold underwear 
prices to suit nil. Fits guaranteed i 
at W. Jackson and Co's. 
Your ville 
about bis Rob Glenn 
and baby Parker in a 
that ain't 
not hi we've the 
John Smith win. married 
and a if little 
Smiths. Can he 
To make loom for fall stuck e 
will dry goods, hit- 
16,188.09 Ht greater prices. W. M. 
and Co. 
The Masonic Mutual 
Relief Association, 
The the 
rate and the 
offered. 
A. P. 
Ayden, N C 
OF 
THE BANK OF AYDEN 
N. C.-r 
At the of business Sept 
1,577 
Total, 
LIABILITIES. 
Capital Block paid in, 
Undivided profits less 
expenses, 
Dividends unpaid 
Individual deposits sub- 
to 
Certified check 
Cashier's 
2-1 
f bar, 3,000.00 , line old god king the 
of all who .
S. M. 
Wholesale retail el 
colors, a j furniture Dealer. Oath paid el 
J. i Hides, Cotton Oil 
Turkeys, Egg, etc. 
Meads, Oak Be
-nits, Tables, Lout gas, Safe, P 
and Gail Ax 
Key One. 
Henry 
a. . 
Apples, Jelly, , 
Meet, Soap- 
by, Food, Gil, 
. Heed ind Halls, Gal 
Dried 
Ohio Ware, Tin sad 
Ware, Haas 
Ch me, Ran Batter, Hew 
end u- 
ether and 
tun 
-e B 
W. C. and On
THE EASTERN REFLECTOR 
Editor and 
p. J. 
Entered he post office at Greenville, N. C, as second class matter, 
rates made upon application. 
desired at every post in Pitt and 
dent, George N. Taylor, Iowa- Vice 
President. William C- Payne, 
Lincoln Party President, 
E. P. Wt Virginia; Vice 
President, John J. Jones, Illinois. 
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION. 
SMALLPOX SITUATION. 
The President issued the Thanks- 
giving proclamation, setting aside 
Thursday, November be ob- 
served us a day of festival and thanks- 
giving by all the people of the Unit- 
ed States at home and The 
The Reflector has a time or two proclamation the 
referred to the gross exaggeration of dent of the Tinted States of America 
N C day, November 1804 smallpox situation in Greenville., A 
. Cm ; . Las . 
bring the American people in safety 
i preference to 
Not many more days to wait to see 
who it will be. 
Watch for Republican tricks when 
election day comes. 
The nearer the election comes the 
worse the Republicans get on a run 
Vote the straight Democratic tick- 
et from President down to township 
constable. 
Wilmington must like them, as 
we see that city is going to try an- 
other carnival. 
pride in by 
helping to roll up a big vote at the 
election Tuesday. 
Take the country over we expect 
there will be more politics that 
talked tomorrow. 
Tom Watson is continuing to 
core both but his 
real intentions plain. 
Work earnestly from now until 
the election for the success of the 
Democratic ticket from president 
down-. 
The Thanksgiving number of the 
Raleigh and Observer be 
a woman's edition. It will be some- 
thing good. 
board of is 
composed of business men and they 
transact business whenever they g 
in session. 
The campaign i- practically 
It is now the-duty of every Democrat 
to vote and make the majority as 
large as possible. .- 
and honor through another year, 
and. in accordance with the long 
unbroken custom handed down to 
The working people of Charlotte I circulated and neighboring towns 
own their own homes in greater j been using them to the 
proportion, population considered. . Greenville. 
than in any other place in the United i 
State Philadelphia and Baltimore exaggeration has gone on to s by our forefathers, the tune has 
excepted The building and such an extent that the board of come when a special day shall be 
loan associations and the savings aldermen felt it their duty to take apart in winch to thank Hun 
banks did Chronicle- j notice o the matter and they i J f 
r I of If is hand the mercies thus 
is the belief that it will benefit the mayor to publish a; us. the 
a community for people to own their I the true situation j am a our national 
homes that led The disease in the town. Mayor ; we as a people have been bless- 
several times to say that Greenville 
should have a building an loan as 
The finding of the court of in- 
appointed to investigate the 
killing of two soldiers and -wound- 
two others while riding on top 
of a car in returning from the en- 
at City, has 
been made public. The opinion 
given by the court is tint ,. 
of the regiment were remiss in the 
discharge of their duties in not 
precautions to enforce proper 
discipline. This finding of the 
court shows that the railroad on 
the accident occurred is in no 
wise to blame for it. 
Parker publishes such a card today. 
All told there have been only four 
cases of smallpox in town, two being 
citizens of the the others 
be ; who came here from 
elsewhere with the disease already 
contracted. The physicians and of- 
took prompt steps in the mat 
the infected persona were 
ed beyond all others, and for this 
we owe humble and heartfelt 
to the author of all blessings The 
year that has closed has been one of 
peace within our own borders, as 
well as between us and all other 
nations. The harvests have been 
abundant, and those who work, 
whether with band or brain, are 
prospering greatly. Reward has 
One of the laws passed by the 
legislature provided a tax upon all 
outsiders who coin into this 
State to hunt. A landowner cannot 
waited upon honest effort. We have 
and nearly everybody in town j mg our. 
who needed it was vaccinated. At B Xever there 
lib has there been the slightest, been a time when religious and char- 
dancer to any person coming and effort has been more evident, 
going throughout the town at will.; Much has been given to us and much 
i i l j u be expected from us. e speak 
All the persons here who had the 
disease, except one, have been d 
of what has been done by this 
in no spirit of boastfulness or 
charged by the physicians and the i glory, but with and 
one is well but remains lent realization that our strength is 
isolated a few days longer out of nothing unless we are helped from 
abundant caution. It is currently ; Hitherto we have been given 
stated that one town in particular 
that has helped to circulate the false 
the heart and the strength to do the 
tasks allotted to us as they severally 
arose 
reports about Greenville in an effort I are thankful for all that 
invite a friend to hunt nu land ; to draw business that would come been done for us in the past and we 
unless the sportsman's tax is paid. here, has more smallpox within its pray that in the future we may be 
The Times does not like limits than has been here, 
this law and contends that it will 
result in nothing t to keep 
men out of the State who would 
The Kansas newspapers are happy 
as in barrels of corn, under con- 
giving each pig a barrel to 
itself. A series of misfortunes, such 
as new floods, 
drought, grasshoppers, caterpillars, 
, had for over a decade prior to 
1890 the effect of steadily reducing 
by emigration the population of ha- 
state In the last two or three years, 
however, says the Richmond News- 
Leader, the wanderers have 
coming back and population 
figures have been continually climb- 
This is the cause of the felicity 
of the Kansas papers, but there is 
one thing that puzzles us, which 
our contemporaries do not explain. 
That is why any ons who ever left 
Kansas should desire to return. 
Some folks are monstrous queer, 
and Kansas folks seem to be among 
the queerest of Sun. 
The the pendulum is 
manifestly toward the Democratic 
side. The speeches of Judge 
Parker, and other influences, have 
put a different face on toe situation 
within the last ten days, and , Demo- 
prospects improve daily. The 
against Parker in the betting 
in New York have fallen materially, 
and the betting in favor of the Re- 
publican candidate for Governor of 
that Suite has changed to odds on 
the Democratic candidate. This is 
stated for the information of those 
who think that election betting 
The news from the doubtful 
States grows better and better, and 
there appears to be good reason for 
the cheerfulness which our New 
York correspondent represents a 
prevailing at national headquarters. 
Charlotte Observer. 
In the Review of Reviews for No- 
Prof P. G. lea, of the 
Iowa College of Agriculture, 
tells what has been accomplished 
that State, with the of 
the railroads, in the matter of 
the farmers in corn-planting. 
strengthened in the unending j the have been made 
honestly, with charity and good will, 
The State auditor has completed for ourselves and with 
an in a prob- showing the valuation I this 
ability aid in the development of estate in North Carolina for great the effort to combine 
It adds that 1803, as it will appear m the report with personal free- 
duty fearlessly and i, 
entirely too much of the shall 
legislating done, any 
There can be no doubt about the 
soundness of this last proposition. 
We arc a law-ridden people. Char- 
Chronicle. 
It looks like the of Port 
Arthur is near at hand The down- 
fall or the port and Teddy may come 
pretty near together. 
, . , , ill 
Quito true, and could 
. towns, the v; 
It need not be said that the nation 
will be sure to get a president out of 
the many candidates to be voted for 
in Tuesday's election. There are 
nine president tickets in the 
though only two of them come 
in for consideration The tickets 
are as 
President, Alton B. 
Parker, Hew Vice President, 
Henry G Davis, West Virginia. 
President, Theodore 
Roosevelt, New York; Vice President. 
Charles W Fairbanks, Indiana 
President, Silas 
Swallow, Pennsylvania; Vice 
dent, George W. Carroll, Texas. 
President, Thomas T 
Watson, Georgia; Vice President, 
Thomas II. Nebraska, 
V. Debs, 
Vice President, Benjamin Han 
It comes around once, n year and ford, New York 
it. familiar face has beamed upon Socialist President, Charles 
t. m H New York; Vice 
ks once more. We to I urn or t 
dent, V. Illinois. 
The president has issued his 
Thanksgiving proclamation. If he 
gets beaten in Tuesday's election, as 
we hope be the case, he will not 
feel so thankful. 
The Hying machine scored a 
brilliant success at St Tues- 
day, best test in aerial 
navigation- It looks and more 
like we will all fly h 
for the year ending November is ,, . more 
190-1 The number acres is in 
and the valuation history. Our success will 
This is the valuation ;,, .,, not only for ourselves, 
in the country. There but for future 
are acres owned by eve woman j our Land 
establishments outside responsibility 
of this being f u or her, for m 
the to meet only once in . . . . . . i 
mineral tins success must de- 
ten years it would be a goad thing. and timber interests is pend upon the high average of our 
, The number of town lots is j citizenship, upon the way 
NINE CANDIDATES. the valuation of these being in of 
The total valuation of real neighbor, 
estate in North Carolina is therefore, i, Theodore 
The previous year it was President of the United 
only The increase do set 
during the year is over Thursday, the twenty fourth 
which is by Ear the greatest ever re to be observed as 
corded in any one year his shows a thanksgiving 
the great prosperity of the State and I the of the 
the marked advance in the value of at home or abroad, and do 
farmlands. It is a very practical recommend that on that day cease 
proof of- the prosperity of North .,,, occupations and 
trains, so called The result is a 
greatly increased yield of Iowa's 
staple product. 
you where I can get a 
This is the question we hear 
on all sides. The probability is that 
the difficulty of getting servants will 
increase rather than otherwise. The 
colored people are moving away, and 
those who remain are unwilling to 
work. The only way to compensate 
for this perplexing situation is to so 
arrange our rooms and 
apartments as to be able to do 
the work ourselves. Times. 
Carolina 
quit mess is 
plained He met with accident 
while out on a horseback 
that came near costing him his 
life, and had to lay for repairs. 
s and- -thank , . President, 
Co. for a Georgia; Vice 
of the 1905 edition of this use- A. King, Missouri. 
it budget of Information- . National Liberty 
One of the blessings of the good 
road movement is, that who 
now Live in towns and in cities will 
be a to the country. 
I he tendency been in past years 
to move from the country to the 
towns. This change in the order 
will be better for both the 
and also for the 
Times. 
Judge Parker's words of 
and encouragement should 
every Democrat greater 
exertion determination to do his 
whole duty during tho remaining 
days of the We cannot 
expect to win the victory without 
hard Sun. 
gather in their several places of 
worship or in their home, devoutly 
to give thanks unto Almighty God 
for the benefits He has conferred 
upon us as individuals and as a 
and to beseech Him that in tin- 
future His Divine favor may con- 
to us. 
witness whereof T have here- 
unto set my hand and caused the 
seal of the United States to be 
fixed. 
at the City 
this 1st day of November, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nine 
The Democratic party is doing 
more than any party ever did to 
educate every white boy and girl 
in North Carolina. Will the white 
men of North Carolina vote against 
the Democratic party and thereby 
help the Republican party in its 
desire to keep all these boys and 
girls in Dis- 
patch. 
To the Voters of Pitt County. 
In spite of the fat that I nave- 
every township 
in the county, except in Greenville- 
how I on 
.-. 
until e t y in -ii 
g ii-. me 
tills 
No m-iii or Bin 
a stock law ti in; 
no r. in 
mi.- . to white 
rs raid territory hi 
to upon waiter. 
of it 
iv. 
hundred and lour, and of the 
of the United States If th 
one hundred and twenty-ninth juicy k- 
lot gel i-. 
the President. j Very .- 
-John Ha, Secretary of J. J. L 
. .
WINTERVILLE 
This department is in A. D. Johnston, who is authorized to rep- 
resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. 
ITEMS 
C, Nov. 
Mrs. Jerry 
daughter. Mis- Lula, of 
spent Mr-. 
House. 
Then is the selection of 
library pa-u and 
at the drug of Dr. B. T. Cox 
A Pro. ever brought to Winterville. 
Protect your by 
of those eye at Hie 
Store, price cents. 
J. M. Blow, of was here 
Thursday. 
For underwear that will make it 
warm for you cold weather call 
at John Whitty Son's. 
Highest price for -cotton seed 
paid by County Oil Mill. 
See Kittrell Taylor for a fresh 
loaf of bread. 
If in need of a good barrel of 
Hour or pork see Kittrell and 
Don't forget to bring or send 
cart to A. G. 
Co. Fat they 
use. 
worry over that little lot 
of cotton you had over when 
you through ginning your list 
Jots. he Pitt Co. Oil Mill, buys 
-seed cotton in any quantity the 
market price paid every 
Finest line of goods 
G. Chapman and Co. 
G- A. Kittrell and Co. have just 
received a tar load of No. Tim- 
Hay. 
of 
was here 
T. N. Manning Co. are carry 
the medicine that will cure 
Stoves, heaters and ranges. All 
styles, lowest prices. See our stock 
before purchasing and save money. 
Winterville Mfg. Co. 
tat 
wood cart hub. A. G. Cox Mfg. 
Co. 
We want to buy your Hides, 
Board J 
Cox. Board 81.40 per day. Best 
town. 
Penny candies specialty at the 
store of B. T. Cox Bro. 
G A. Kittrell went the 
Kittrell have just re- 
a nice assortment of cutlery 
u yon want a nice knife see them. 
Window door frames, porch 
brackets and all kinds of 
house at rock bottom 
prices, Winterville Mfg. 
-Shirts apt 
Harrington Barber Co. 
The county B. Will- 
J. L. Fleming, Leon Tucker 
and J. J. spoke to 
a of about to her- 
Mr. Williams and Mr. 
lacker simply thanked the people 
for the nomination they had 
ready given them and fir the vote 
that they would get in the coming 
election. They are both 
button-bole politicians and good 
officers Mr. Laughinghouse 
ed by saying Mr. Little was 
sick had to go home 
morning, he regretted very much 
not being able to be present. Mr. 
devoted most of 
bis time to state issue-, 
Republican and 
in the dark days of the 
and under fusion rule of 
the nineties, showed 
Carolina's progress and advance- 
under all of the Democratic 
administrations. He 
Sheep Skins, Goat Beeswax 
Tallow, Turkeys, Geese. Chickens 
Eggs and will guarantee high- j 
est market price for 
and 
Second baggies cheap. If 
you to bay a second hand 
buggy cheap see the A. G. Cox 
Mfg. Co. 
Being in t-o first 
class raw material -cheap, haying 
machinery in do cur 
work, being to save and 
work nearly all of our Umber, 
are a few of the reasons why we 
can save our customers money, 
Winterville Mfg. Co. 
For store 
feet long, call on or write Jno. 
Whitty Son, Winterville, N. C. 
Floor oil cloth at A. W. Ange 
AC. 
the County Oil Mill is now 
buying Cotton Seed. They pay 
the highest cash price or will ex 
change for meal. When yours 
are ready write for prices. 
Jesse and Joe Nelson were 
town Thursday. 
Cheap shoes dry goods, notions, 
and rubber goods. H. L. Johns, n. 
SUITS FOR 
YOUNG 
Young Men like to keep up 
with the band wagon. 
They want the thing in 
They like new styles. 
They like moderate prices, 
also. 
Our new Fall and Winter 
Suits. 
the Fill 
Exactly. 
We are ready with a magnificent display 
of Fall We will Post a 
forfeit that no other store in town can show 
such a stock and variety as we display. 
We hold the title of Champions in points 
of style, quality and general excellence. 
Young men will find all the latest style 
kinks worked into our Suits. 
Tasteless OIL sold. 
Taste as good as Maple Syrup. 
cent- per bottle at Dr. B. T. 
Cox, N. C. 3-22 
I the Watts law clearly that say- 
diseases of the h art in any state, body could well understand it. 
We now have on hand a was the 
line of dress at the occasion, he told e 
low figures, come, see be con-1 got the laughter, exposed I newspapers 
winced. 
in N. Carolina. 
There toned from the office 
and 
,; Printing last week n summary 
Frank 
Wilson, 
The King Clothier. 
Kittrell and Taylor. 
For cabbages, apples, mullets 
and fresh groceries cheap. Bee T. 
N. Manning. 
B L. Cox was here Thursday. 
Box Body Carts for is 
now season when you may 
want a cart to haul your 
farm products to the or 
market. The A. Cox Mfg. Co. are 
making selling them and you 
had better send them your order 
once. 
It you are need of 
flannels, skirt and waist 
call on iv G. Chapman and Co 
A good chance to cut wood. The 
A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. to con- 
tract to have five hundred cords of 
wood cut. Any wood cutter wish- 
a job can them at 
office. 
Protect your feet by wearing 
good shoes. B. G. Chapman and 
Co. have the kind and size you 
need. 
School books, pens, 
pencils and supplies of all 
kinds cm be found at the drug 
store. 
S e G. A. Kittrell for feed stuff 
of all kinds. 
At Reduced A. G. 
Cox Mfg. Co. closing out a big 
lot wire fence reduced prices. 
have the finest and most 
substantial fence made you 
get a bargain if yon apply at 
once 
Big of Royal flour 
received. Prices 
Q, Chapman and Co. 
We me prepared to pay highest 
prices for a chickens and 
A. W. Ange Co. 
boots and shoes all de- 
us at A. W. Ange Co. 
robber and total published in 
usurpation of powers in Carolina, with 
him by the constitution. T. e connected 
Democrats have made mistake in the state, the 
in the ticket and will chapter of the 
give them a handsome majority annual report of the 
Ex-Sheriff Harrington his b e . for the past year, 
here two days week el action- The circulation 
Wears mighty sorry a of Carolina papers 
good like him ill lie Oil that 
mongrel Tucker will i 
get the majority a daily 
ever got in Pitt county. 
Best market in town. 
Taylor. 
to he 
This statement 
Circulation. 
i Semi-weekly 
Oranges and fancy 
candies at H. L. Johnson. 
Bargains tor the people Puces 
Bright II L. Johnson. 
Cur load Salt for sale cheap 
A. W. Ange and Co. 
me your turkeys I pay 
highest L. Johnson. 
For fresh meat beef, fish and 
barbecue. Go to H. L. Johnson. 
Monthly 
; Semi-monthly 
initially 
Quarterly 
weekly 
24.712 
Total 
Of the above, there 
Democratic, Republican, In- 
dependent and two Populist in 
politic.
r-r.- 
KING COMBINATION 
MANUFACTURED BY 
A. G. COX MANUFACTURING COMPANY 
WINTERVILLE, N 
The Store and 
the Stock. 
This has a reputation to sustain. It is a 
safe and place to buy, a place where 
newness i triumphant, and where goodness and 
j bands with prices, wherein fullest 
satisfaction is given. Think of it as your store, 
your place to buy. 
Unprecedented values in high class Goods, 
Broad Cloths, Cheviots, Series and fancy, 
I popular for suits and 
Skirts. 
Fine Jackets. lie most 
Jackets for fall and winter are here. The 
are different from those last season. Too many to 
attempt description. 
wear Clothing. We carry the 
of Clothing made for boys, and 
I We system and tho 
made y Co. Try a suit of these i 
clothes and if not satisfactory, money will be r- 
funded. 
THE REFLECTOR 
FOR FINE JOB PRINTING. 
GREENVILLE'S GREAT DEPARTMENT, STORE. 
OUR SHOE STORE 
IS A VERY INTERESTING PLACE 
All of to 
Style 
and 
most 
Comfort 
We claim to have the largest and most 
stock of Shoes in this town. are now showing large 
of styles in the best makes for Men. 
Children and Infants. We can't tell yon much about 
them in tins space, but we want to call your to 
the famous 
Ralston Health Shoes For Hen. 
i-i enough 
but that 
convinces is the test. 
We make strong 
for this Shoe, and ask a 
trial that our claims may 
be proven. We claim a 
unique, common sense 
sole construction, found 
in n other shoe. A sys- 
last m 
makes a shoe 
tits the foot as nature 
intended. 
We also claim that 
while quality of material 
and workmanship may 
possibly be equaled, they 
cannot he excelled at the 
price, and that a good a 
shoe cannot be made and 
is not sold tor less. 
are, ho 
the tangible results of 
many years study of the highly complex needs of the 
human foot They appeal to common sense a warrant 
a trial by every one who desires foot and good 
combined. 
Ruined by Bucket Shop. 
Allan Parker the defaulting 
of the National Bank 
, himself 
el to authorities last week and 
dial he was abort in 
j the amount of 
A from 
I to Hi New under 
dale of the Parker a 
, have the money in 
P speculation bucket shop trans- 
I led into hf other; 
i I men this 
; and I carried my trade 
i t. time of his de- 
y had an unsullied 
E reputation for honesty and 
and stood high in the 
El 
I Fearful Odds Him 
BETHEL DEPARTMENT
STATON AND BUNTING, 
BETHEL, N. C. 
DEALERS IN 
GENERAL MERCHANDISE, 
Complete Line Clothing, Dry Furniture, Groceries. 
Pay Highest Prices for Cotton, 
Cotton Seed and Country Produce
r- 
Bedridden, alone and destitute. 
Such, a the condition of 
mi old i by name of J. J. i 
Havens, V. O. For years 
he was troubled with Kidney die- 
and neither nor 
nave nun relief, At 
he Hied If pt 
him on his feel ill short and 
now hi on I he load 
earth for 
i Liver Kidney trouble- and all 
; forms of and Bowel
by J. L. Wooten, druggist.
J. B. Cherry Co 
f GREAT 
has world wide tame for marvelous 
I com. It 
I lotion, i Of balm 
Coins, Burns, Bates, j 
, Ulcers, Teller, Salt Fever 
Sores, 
infallible Piles. Cure i 
guaranteed. Only at W 
I Drug Store. 
Hardware. 
For Cook Stoves Ranges, 
Heaters Pumps, Guns, Am- 
munition, One and Two Horse 
Steel Plows, Heat Cutters and 
In fact anything 
in Hardware come to 
H. L. 
U. H. St. 
was a, nothing d d any 
we used 
Tea. 
strong cents, Tea
REPORT OF CONDITION OF 
THE BANK OF GREENVILLE, 
GREENVILLE, N. C. 
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS SEPTEMBER 6th. 1904- 
t t-ck paid in 
at. 
-e
Due i. in 26.670 
t ab 
1.116
a gets 
-l.-e 
Hf, take 
Rocky Brings V 
I lie tea 
Store. 
Letters from 
Women 
288,660.40 
leas 
Paid 
deposits 
t r. 
nut- 
din
of 
borrowed 
Do You Eat 
Good, Fresh Groceries 
If you do come to see us. We keep every- 
thing in the grocery line and sell it to our 
at the Lowest Possible Price, 
Johnston Bros.
N. C. 
335.21 
20,000.00 
283.660.40 
North Carolina, 
County of Pitt. 
I, L. the hank, do solemnly 
wear that the statement is true to the of my knowledge 
Md belief L. LITTLE, 
Cured by the received daily. 
3,509.03 I Their troubles nearly all begin 
I or other stomach disorder. 
you eat falls to give strength 
It is because the juices 
20,000.00 by the stomach and digestive organs 
are inadequate lo transform the nutrient prop- 
of the food into blood. That 
Indigestion. The system Is deprived of the 
amount of nourishment required to keep up 
strength, and the result Is that one or 
more of the delicate organs gradually j 
weak, and then weaker, until finally it is I 
diseased. Here a great mistake is made. 
That of treating the diseased organ. 
best doctors in the land make this very 
mistake. Why should they It U so easy 
to see that the trouble it not there. 
Subscribed and sworn to before 
me, 20th day of June, 1904. 
C. TYSON, 
Notary Public. 
W. B. WILSON, 
J. Q. MOVE, 
J. A. ANDREWS, 
Directors 
AFTER TWO PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID IN THE 
Kill 
OF NEWARK, N. J., TOUR POLICY HAS 
Loan Value, 
Cash Value, 
Insurance, 
Extended Insurance that works automatically, 
Is 
Will be re-instated if arrears He paid within on month while you 
are living, or within three after lapse, upon satisfactory evidence 
and payment of arrears with interest. 
second No Restrictions. Incontestable. 
Dividends are payable at the beginning of the second and cf each 
year, provided the premium for the current year be paid. 
They may be To Premiums, or 
To Increase the or 
policy payable during the 
J, L. SUGG,
. 
Cures 
remedy puts the stomach and I 
digestive organs in a condition so j 
that rich, red blood is sent coursing through 
veins and arteries of every muscle, j 
and fiber throughout every organ of the en 
tire body, and by Nature's law of health, full 
strength and vigor is soon restored to each. 
cures Indigestion, dyspepsia and all 
disorders. 
I have taken for nearly two months 
that each meal and It Is the only remedy 
gave relief from terrible pains 
endured. After a time I would take it bull 
once a day. and now. while I keep a bottle 
handy. I seldom need It. as It has cured me. 
Mrs. J. W. Center. N. Y. 
Digests What You Eat. 
Sin 
by E. O. GO. 
or Sale Ry 
JNO. 
L. WOOTEN, 
Greenville, N. C. 
WAREHOUSE 
has Advanced-Prices 
are Higher. We are well equip- 
for selling your tobacco to 
fine advantage- We have com- 
men and one of the 
est and best lighted, houses in 
the State. Sell with us, we'll 
you. 
PARHAM, FOXHALL, BOWLING.
DR. G. F. THIGPEN. 
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, 
BETHEL, N. C. 
Mat door to Poet 
THE REFLECTOR, 
FOR FINE JOB PRINTING, 
A Ii an 
The Democratic national ticket la 
likely to pick up one electoral vote 
California year. It came 
about this manner. 
The Republicans of California 
the mistake of nominating 
one of their presidential electors a 
federal office-holder. Such a person 
ineligible as an elector, and if 
elected will be disqualified. In that 
vent the next highest elector will 
be elected. If all the Republican 
are elected and the one who 
is disqualified is ruled out the next 
highest man is bound to be a Demo- 
The Republican managers in 
California did not discover their 
mistake until too late to correct it. 
has ten electoral votes, a 
gain of one since 1900. In 1802 that 
State gave Cleveland n plurality of a 
little less that three handled and 
eight of its nine electoral votes were 
for the Democratic nominees. 
years it also elected a 
Democratic governor, so that yon see 
California is by no means a hopeless 
proposition for the Democrats. 
A Wild Ride For Life 
With mound expecting 
him to die, and sou rising for 
life, miles, to Dr. 
New Discovery 
H. It-own, 
of endured 
agonies from hut Ibis 
wonderful medicine 
relief and Boon cored him. 
now soundly every 
night Like marvelous cures of 
Consumption Pneumonia, 
Coughs, Colds and Grip 
prove its matchless merit for all 
Throat and trouble-. 
bottles and 
bottles free at Drugstore 
t. t. s. t. s. w.
SPECIALS 
BIG STORE 
MILLINERY CLOTHING 
We use only the best mate- 
rials in our Hence 
the Popularity to which it has 
grown and recognized by all 
well dressed people to be up-to- 
date in every way. 
We are sole agents for 
the best make of Men's 
Youths, Boys Suits Over 
Coats and Pants. 
From toga Pounds 
One of the most 
of a cold, deep sealed on the lungs 
pneumonia, is of 
B. , 
who was entirely cured by the use 
Of One t Cure. She 
so me that I rail down 
down weight from to lbs. 
I tried a number remedies to no 
avail until I used One Minute 
Cough Cure. Four bottle l this 
wonderful remedy cured me entire- j 
of cough, strengthened my j 
lungs and restored me to my nor- 
weight, health and 
Sold at Wooten's Store. 
CL BIG STORE
Dress Goods 
The Largest stock of this 
season Woolens we have ever 
shown. Embracing every new 
Fabric to be found in any city. 
Furniture. 
The Recognized Leaders of Fine 
Furniture for a little money, Tables Rocking 
Chairs, Couches, Bees, Lounges, Cribs, 
Single Beds, Brass Beds. you 
call for in this line. 
m i 
C. T, 
Evans Street, 
AW 
A weak stomach weakens the 
n an, it cannot Inn 
the food 
Health and strength cannot re- 
stored lo any sick man or weak 
man without first restoring J 
and the stomach. A 
stomach cannot digest 
food lo fee lbs tissue and revive 
the tired and run down limbs and 
organs of the body. 
Dyspepsia cure digests what yon 
eat, cleanses and strengthens 
glands and membranes of the 
stomach, and cures 
I ton 
Sold at Drug Si ore 
N.
The Bee Hive 
WE WORK ALL THE TIME FOR YOUR INTERESTS. 
What's In a Name 
is in u , , 
comes lo Witch B , 
Co., of r L . 
some year- 
Hazel ma 
For blind, bleed- 
and protruding files, I 
j, cuts, bums, bruises and 
, diseases, DeWitt's Salve 
r This has given 
worthless counterfeits 
DeWitt's, the genuine. 
Sold at Wooten Drug Store. 
I Read here the most Startling; Price you ever 
for 
Quick Arrest 
J. A. Ala 
was twice in from a 
severe case of piles 
tumors After and all 
rein-dies failed, Buck ten's 
Salve farther 
and cored him. fl 
and kills pain. 
drag Store.
once liberated 
it a Baal 
effect. worth one's 
last doll, lo feel pleasure of 
life by 
Mountain Tea. 
Wooten's D Store. 
heard 
yards Good Winter Calicoes, only cents per yard. 
Spool Cotton. Our price I cent. 
Feather Stitch Braid, white and colors. Bee Hive price cents per yard. 
Men Women's Fast Black Hose. cents per pair. 
Men's Sunday Shoes, worth and our price 
Men and Boy's Fine Sunday Shirts for cents. 
Boy's Heavy Winter Pants 
Men's Fine Worsted Pants for cents.
We mean what we say. The above are only a few of the many 
good Bargains we are offering;. Come to see us. 
Look For THE BEE HIVE 
POOR PRINT
.
Dissolution Sale 
HES, 
THESE GOODS GO 
Don't Wait Come Early and 
Get your Choice 
White edged all 
with it i ii x I M, 
values for cents, this Sale for 
Homespun, all colon yon 
ran want, will cost yon cents the yard. 
per yd. 
W color opaque window Winnie in 
fringe, fixtures complete, C feet long iv 
wide, worth anywhere, 
About yards Dark yon pay 
On for, we have on the market 
Hale Ml 
odd Vests, Worth cents, this Sale cents. 
Cotton gloss Towels, woven check patterns, 
assorted checks, ends, sizes 
Others Lave each, this Sale two 
towel o for 
how, f-ill, seamless, 
welted I up, fine for rents 
per pair, this Sale per pair. 
High best English jeans. hook 
x cord boat and 
trimmed top, perfect fitting. Sold the world 
over for this Sale 
Mack span Petticoats full 
none better for 
his Stile 
Dozen Linen Collars, Standard Brand, retails for cents 
This Sale cents per Dozen. 
TOO dint- hi and fancy worsted, 
Suits that bring and live 
this Sale 
Big line of fall underwear, these 
anywhere, for big this 
Me 
1,900 of SIMMS, solid leather 
anybody will price to you any where from 
to Sale 
We have a big lot of bats that we sold from 
cents to one dollar, big value at 
pi Ii, I bis bale 
Inspect this Sale and if You Don't Think these Goods are below 
Any Mans Prices Don't Buy. 
We will sell the beat bleaching, as long as we 
have any, this Sale i-ac. 
Shins that you Hill nay are cheap for 
ill colors yon can ask for, Sale 
We a guaranteed, lull 
you pay this Salt 
V. lave a big line of rubber goods, re- 
we will have sell also. 
FALL STOCK HIE 
I will have to include 
same 
Next Door to the Bank of Greenville. 
Nine People Killed. 
N. C, Nov. . 
The n horrible catastrophe in 
the history of 
at ck t is 
when he north aide of old 
reservoir on 
collapsed, the street 
river of death, 
which bore persons to doom, 
caused the serious injury of eight 
others and washed away a cumber 
of small house in its path 
The list, of the dead is as 
Mrs. Louise aged 
seventy, who moved to Winston 
yesterday from Greensboro. 
Mrs. Martin Peebles, aged fifty, 
crushed by the collapse of the wall. 
Miss Selina aged 
Mrs. John Toe, age fifty. 
Twelve-year-old daughter of Mrs. 
Poe. 
John Southern, young man. 
Octavia young While 
woman. 
Lucile Malone, young 
woman. 
Caroline Martin, colored. 
The 
T. L. Payne, ill Greensboro, 
traveling salesman, buffering mum 
shock and perhaps 
Martin Peeples, whose was 
killed, dislocated thigh. 
Walter boy, back hurt. 
Air. Jordan, 
Lizzie colored, 
Abe colored, bad 
in abdomen. 
Poe, slightly injured. 
Len Malone, injured. 
Abe Martin, slightly 
Six houses were more 
or less damaged Raleigh News- 
and Observer. 
The Y. J Companion In 1905. 
II la min even 
I in paragraph the 
v-tried attraction which The 
Youth's Companion announces tor 
the year. 
A a cries of articles planned to 
especially the forty five 
millions of Americans who look 
directly to oil for their sub- 
will treat Field's 
for Voting 
of the Future of 
American Women 
Make Money on the etc. 
Seven serial stories and 
short stories by the most talented 
popular A writers of 
Motion will form part of the con- 
tents of the new for 1905. 
Full Illustrated Announcement 
describing the principal features 
of The Companion's new volume 
for 1905 will be sent with sample 
copies of the paper to any address 
free. 
The subscriber who sends 
now for a year's subscription 
to The Companion receives free all 
issues of The Companion for 
the remaining weeks of 1904, also 
Cal- 
for 1905, lithographed in 
twelve odors and gold. 
The Youth's companion. 
Berkeley St., Muss. 
Hand Blown Off. 
Durham, N. C, Nov. W. 
Tilley, a farmer living near Ba- 
in the northern part of thin 
county, was seriously hurt ester- 
day. He was handling a stick of 
dynamite when it exploded and 
his hand was torn off about the 
wrist. arm was shattered so 
unit it had to be amputated near 
the Post. 
What's in 
Everything is in the mime when it 
comes In Witch E C 
DeWitt Co., of Chicago, 
some lo make 
a salve from Witch that is a 
specific for Pile-. blind, bleed- 
itching and protruding 
eczema, cuts, Inn in, and 
all skin Salve 
has no equal. This has given rise 
to numerous worthless counterfeits 
for DeWitt, the 
Sold at Drug Store. 
cured of Lame After Years of 
Suffering 
had been troubled with lame 
buck for fifteen years and I found 
a complete recovery in the of 
Chain Pain 
John G t ill lam, This 
liniment is also without an equal 
for sprains and bruises. It is for 
sale by Wooten's Drug Store, 
Greenville. f 
NO SCARCITY 
OF 
THINGS GOOD TO EAT 
AT i 
W. J. 
The Five Points Grocer. 
At this store you get Hon- 
est Goods at Honest Prices. 
Anything for 
table can supplied promptly 
if you cull, or No- 
you km only 
pure, fresh goods 
you buy here. 
r HOw to MAKE FER- 
book of i-i --i you all 
it. 
instruction, 
seat postpaid on receipt at price Mats 
Southern 
Hank Norfolk, Va.
Greenville Has 
at Last 
Got a Book Store. 
You can get all lie school books at one place. 
You can get anything needed in supplies at 
one 
Isn't This Good News to 
What is use of trotting all town v h n yon 
can everything you want at 
BOOK STORE. 
Next Door to J. R. Corey.
THE EASTERN 
ram 
Editor and Owner. 
and Friday. 
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE 
VOL. No. 
GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA FRIDAY. NOVEMBER II, 
No. 
ROOSEVELT SWEEPS THE COUNTRY. 
CARRIES EVERY DOUBTFUL STATE AND GETS 
LARGE MAJORITY OF ELECTORAL VOTE. 
NORTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATIC BY AND ELECTS EVERY 
CONGRESSMAN. PITT COUNTY DOES GLORIOUSLY. 
NEW 
New York Sun says at 
that 
carries New York by enormous 
plurality, exceeding 
1900. Looks like a Republican 
landslide. 
New a 
Democratic news paper announces 
sit p in that Roosevelt ban been 
elected president of U. and that 
Higgins been elected Governor of 
New York State. 
The New York Journal says 
ton Herald Globe concedes 
of Douglass, for 
governor. 
New York World conceits 
election of a House of 
Representatives with a probable 
of from to 
The New World concedes 
Roosevelt, a plurality of 
Id New York a plurality 
of 
New Journal returns 
indicate the elution of 
Republican, governor by at 
of outside of 
New York city gives 17- 
Same 1900, 
Odell 
New is conceded at 
Democratic headquarters 
that Roosevelt has carried every 
doubtful state in country. 
N-w Herald bus 
Hashed inn of and 
Roosevelt. 
out of In Now 
York State, outside of city, 
Same in 
Bryan 
New York Journal sent 
a message of to 
Roosevelt. 
sent Ibis message 
to President 
N. 8th, p. To 
President, Washington, D. 
The by their votes, have 
emphatically approved your ad- 
ministration and I congratulate 
yon. Alton B. 
Roosevelt's reply to 
Judge Parker's telegram was as 
for your 
At p. in., Chairman 
you that indications are 
the country has an 
overwhelming of 
In President and his 
Associated Wash- 
Nov. 8- 
tonight after the 
returns clearly indicated the 
result issued following state 
am deeply sensible of the 
honor done me by the American 
people in thus expressing their 
confidence In what I have done 
and have tried to do. I appreciate 
to fullest the solemn response 
1st---- imposes up 
ray power lies not to it. On 
the 4th of March, next, I 
have served three and a half 
and this three and a half years 
my term. The 
wise custom limits the 
to two regards 
j substance and not the form. Under 
j will I be a 
flats fur or 
nation. 
H. Senator 
Republican State chair- 
says, advices from all 
parts of the indicates a ma- 
of We claim it 
ill be if not exceeded 
It is a great victory for prosperity. 
NEW 
Scattering returns 
consistent republican gains 
and indicate that Roosevelt has 
state by a large plurality. 
ILLINOIS. 
precincts give 
Roosevelt Parker 
Return from first ard 
has Dee a strongly I 
indicates Roosevelt has 
carried it by 
is estimated by ex- 
perts on the of 
vote in Chicago says that 
Roosevelt will carry city by over 
Debs, the Socialist 
date for has polled a 
large vote in Chicago. 
precinct indicate total 
of 4.1,000. 
Harrison says 
it looks like u landslide for Room 
viii, but we hopes for the 
ticket. 
out of 
1,562 give Roosevelt Par- 
MA INK. 
Ten cities fend towns in Maine 
give Roosevelt 1722. 
Same in gave 
1700 Bryan a net 
gain of 1202 voles. 
ham ran 
towns d wards 
out of 
Parker 
White cities and 
towns of 
Parker 
Rush 
of Democratic 
claims the election of Douglas by 
and Fairbanks plurality. 
Globe at 
o'clock tonight says 
elected governor iv a 
plurality of Roosevelt 
carried the State by 
ISLAND. 
the stain by about 
The says Roosevelt's Con 
majority will probably ex- 
which was 
in 
New York Journal says New 
Coin-., claim 
Connecticut by Journal 
urns Roosevelt carries 
New Jersey Wisconsin, 
plurality these 
is disputed by the Democrats. 
towns in Connecticut. 
net gain J 
MICHIGAN. 
fair, heavy 
vote, returns 
State 
Committee at o'clock an- 
returns the 
State indicate that Roosevelt's ma- 
would be from to 
OHIO 
precincts Hamilton county 
Ohio Roosevelt Par- 
Same in 1900 
can Democratic 
INDIANA. 
voting precincts outside 
Marion county gives Roosevelt 
Parker 
KENTUCKY. 
Courier Journal 
estimates state will go demo- 
by about 
in the State counted enough 
been learned to indicate the 
Democratic ticket made heavy 
Des of State 
Central Committee el diM state by 
to Des Moines 
Register and Leader 
present ratio per keeps up 
will have about 
NORTH DAKOTA. 
Gran returns very 
so fur a normal vote indicated 
majority for Roosevelt. 
south Dakota. 
Sioux Falls Senator 
claims South 
Dakota by 
San 6-00 p. m. no 
turn ii-- were received from ibis 
city or stale. Reports from 
Indicate ma- 
COLORADO. 
says, 
bus certainly carried State, 
Governor Peabody is sale though 
bis vole fall short of 
St. complete 
1,850, Porker 
Kansas Republicans 
claim the of Re- 
publican the 
strongly demo- 
scratching. At 
State headquarters it is 
ban carried the state by 
plurality. 
WASHINGTON. 
Owing to great length of 
ticket will be close, but 
State is 
County ma- 
for Roosevelt and 
Sydney congress. 
bean loss of 
Evening News 
claims Parker has can-tad the 
city by majority. Forty 
precincts of gives Parker 
Roosevelt net gain of 
over 1900 for Democrats. 
PITT COUNTY. 
Virginia elects members 
of out of a total of ten 
The result 9th 
district in in doubt the 
In favor of 
II. 
Times-Dispatch 
estimates Parker's plurality the 
state from to 20.000 and says 
republicans elect their nominee for 
congress in the 9th district. All 
other districts democratic, vote 
light. 
Raleigh. Indications are i 
heavy vote was polled. Returns 
from the first, fourth and 
fifth congressional districts a 
landslide. 
State ticket 
elected by to 
district 
Democrat 
has carried 
Booth Carolina by not 
plurality. Democratic 
ticket has been, elected without 
opposition. The State legislature 
is unanimously 
Watson ran behind predicted 
Democratic majority about 
FLORIDA. 
The few scattering returns o far 
Indicate usual Democratic major- 
ALABAMA. 
Every district 
Democratic except the rib. 
New democrats 
ha.- curried 
and Davis by a prob 
ably Seven democratic 
congressman elected. 
Austin returns show that 
the vote cast today will hardly 
exceed of which 
for Parker and 
Roosevelt aid the 
All the democratic 
for elected in 
Texas.
and I shall do all that in Democrat 
Meager returns up to 
p. in. show good gains for 
but indicates 
can on governor, rive 
precincts have thus 
however they not be 
of general result. 
UTAH. 
Salt Lake 
rote ever polled is reported with 
The counting of vote's in the 
several required so much 
time that lull result cannot 
given this issue. The vote of 
the townships on county ticket 
is as folio 
dam. 
Fleming 
Little King Tucker 
Harrington White 
House 
Cox 
Fleming Laughing 
Little King 
Harrington 
Laughing, 
house Little King 
Tucker 
Fleming 
Little Tucker 
Harrington While 
Williams Fountain 
King 
Tucker Harrington White 
Williams House 
Craft Cox 
no 
Fleming 
Little King 
Tucker Harrington White 
Williams House 
Fountain Craft Cox 
-NO 
Fleming Move Laugh- 
Little King 
Tinker Harrington 
White Williams 
House Fountain Cox 
FALKLAND. 
Fleming 
Little, King Tucker 
White 
Williams, Fountain Cox 
King 
Tucker, Harrington 
Little, King 
Tucker 
White 
House 
alt Cox 
Fleming W, 
Little King
Fleming 
Little King 
Tucker 
White Williams 
Cox 
i the banner township 
of the county, having polled a 
larger percent of the registered 
rots than any other in 
the county 
Dropped Dead. 
Mr. John n, who lived near 
Mt. Pleasant, about ft miles from 
Greenville, dropped dead in his 
field Monday. Mr. Brawn was 
out iii the field with some hands 
housing his potato crop when he 
fell, was dead urban 
reached He about GO 
years old mid leaves a Wife, six 
daughter 
The following curds have 
Issued; 
Dr. Walter Wooten 
you to present 
at tin- marriage of hi sister 
Bertha Drown 
to 
Mr. Fredi rick 
on morning, 
November the b 
and four 
at b if after seven o'clock 
m Lake's Chapel 
Ninth Carolina.
 
         
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