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Have You Forgot What THAT i AS PATE LINE OF Pry broods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Pants, Hardware Tinware, AM A OF THING WHICH TO MENTION Come to see me your next Plow or Pork Yours to Jas. B. White. AFTER TWO HAVE KEEN PAID D THE POLICY HAS OF X. Loan Value. Cash Value. Paid up Insurance, Extended Insurance that works tub r. Is Will lie re-instated If arrears be paid within on month while you are or within three after lapse, of and payment of arrears with Interest. second No Incontestable. Dividends are at the beginning of second and cf each succeeding year. provided the premium for the year be paid. They may lie T reduce Premiums, or To the Insurance, or To make policy payable as an endow during the of insured. J. Greenville. N. C. Good Re ; tor In addition to its special article by famous and women its stories by the most popular living writers of The Youth's from week to week regular features of great value. The editorial page discusses the public questions of the day in a of impartiality, the aim be- to five the reader the for forming his am opinions. The article the care of the health which has published every week for years if of the value. The derailments of Current Event Nature and Science give the news of the world in condensed form. The page provides versions for the little ones, the miscellany have their share in making the paper a of good leading. An illustrated prospectus of the new volume for will lie tent to address lice. Beery new who sends 91.75 for the volume now will reel n o free all the issues for the remaining of and The Companion Calendar for lithographed in twelve colors gold. Ave, Boston, It st times, to get sound of s strong man's voice, and to hear good, ideas stated without Such a man is Mr. F. L. of the schools of St. Louis. lie is A BY THE GOVT- NOT, beware. State Executive I official i n form it ion has received at this Depart meat that at Falkland, Pitt county. of making the teacher the on or of authority, and initiating the pupils the Bret of obedience thereto. He holds the interference of parents with crank ideas as out of the question. The school room contains a large It is just as these should lie instructed in submission to rule as they should move forward daily or grammar. The most pow- agent of authority is the rod. all the more needed controlling some of the ab- of it at home, pamper- ed child grows up into the rebel- and it is only a of time as to when the penally will have to lie administered. Well laid on it might dis place disgraceful punishment in maturity. says the superintendent, never lie allowed in the schools. A good, old fashioned as obtained in the limes of our fathers is the thing when severe is needed. We still use it in the St. schools. I believe to a ex- but there arc times when it flat. Then the switch is The SPECIAL TERM OF COURT. In at order of Chat. B cf North Carolina, appointing a of Superior court for of trying It -why said of court will the day of MM, and continue for two said court be sooner finish- ed. Thai Not. 1901. DAVIS, Hoard of Commissioner Pitt county. lime HO, Dr. C Dear sir. am in last your ii- t. lit- and ill ho law Item i be tongue have tried soothing thing tout tad of pupils from public is. 1900, John H. Parker killed Alex Little. And Whereas, it appears that the said John H. Parker has fled the State, or so himself that the ordinary process of law be upon Now, therefore, I, Charles B. Aycock, Governor of the State of North Carolina, by virtue of an by law, do issue this my proclamation, offer- a reward of two hundred for the de livery of the said John H. Parker to the Sheriff of Pitt county at the Court house in Greenville and I do enjoin all officers of the Slate and all good citizens to assist in said criminal to justice . Done at our City of , I the 28th day j ,,, October, in year -----of our Lord one thous- and bundled and one and in the one hundred and twenty sixth year of our American Independence By the B. P. M. Private Sec. II. Parker it nearly six feel high of spare weighs about has boyish face, beard less, has blue eyes, light hair, is slightly stooped and is about l years old. OLD DOMINION NOTICE TO CREDITORS. estate of this to me by the Clerk of the 8- of notice It hereby given to all holding claims i deviate to lo me Sir on or before 24th day of or this will be in of their All to mid estate lo settlement of indebtedness the of October MM. Tingle. A BLOW, ICE TO CREDITORS. duly before Use court Clerk of Pitt county ts tor the will tail J. P. deceased, notice. It hereby to Indebted to the cattle to make payment to the undersigned, tad to present the same with- in months from date or this notice will In bar of recovery. P. Steamer leave ton daily at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Steamer leave Greenville Mondays, and Fridays at A. M. leave Tarboro for Greenville and Pat at A. M. carries freight only. at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, and for all points for the Weal with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. O J. J. CHERRY, Aft., Greenville, N. C. hi Yours truly, j. m. ASTHMA CURE FREE. Bring. ft Cure in all SENT ON OF POSTAL. There is nothing It brings cases, cures when FOR Tie. the Church relief, even in nil else fails. The H-v. C. Wells, i Villa, Ridge, says. bottle of received in goad cannot tell you how thankful l feel for the from It. a slave, chained with putrid lore throat Rid asthma ten years. I de paired of ever being cured. advertise- the cure dreadful m, asthma, and you resolved to give it a trial, to astonishment, I lie trial like u Bend tin a full-size , , We to send to every a trial Ire of to the one that curd Mr. Wells. We'll send it by mail post paid, absolutely Free of Charge, to any sufferer who will write for it. even on a postal. though you are despairing, however bad case. will relieve and cure. The worse your case the more glad we are to it. Do not delay, write at once, ad dressing Dr. Bros Medicine Co. Baal St., . I Sold by till Druggists. EQUAL OF for Chills. Fevers, Sweats and Grippe, and all forms of Malaria. DON'T WAIT TO SPEND CENT AND B CURED CURB RUE TONIC TRY IT. NO NO PAY. Mo. PER TO None genuine unless Rod Cross is on . take a A Cut Purging Rolls. The third Sun lay October was a memorable Day in one church the State. Its read from the pulpit of seventy of members who had been shut nit. It took several month to investigate the several cases. The task was all in all a great one. work wits done justly and courageously. Many, if not most the parties, were unwilling to the findings. Bums were upon careful inquiry, found to be in the church without a change of heart and their names were transferred lo the rated roll. Some were definitely and some indefinitely. The were non church go- profanity and various others. This U it notable case of the ad- ministration of discipline church purging. II is an exam pie it would lo well for every church in the Stale to follow. There arc Ion or too few Christians in the churches. This is one of the great for the wide spread coldness and lack of growth that good men la One of the sons so many men of the world lire the church is perhaps, the rush of protracted meetings and general lack Bible study that has abounded throughout the P. K. Law, heartily disapprove. A change of schools would lie much better. It is the and who stands in need of the school, and educators have no right to shirk debt to the There is no doubt that plain hard than all the of ton It it can come from dreamers and Con- Photographer, GREENVILLE, N. C. The lender in good work and low Nice Photographs Si per Halt Cabinets per dozen. All oilier lines very Crayon Portraits made any small picture Nice Frames on hand all the time. Come and examine my work. No trouble to show samples and answer The very beat to elk office, boots to s. m., I. to p. Yours to pirate. NOTICE. At I now in I he In Haiti hands of my more for the an op- I have my Mr. the Greene ft and given him full and for I ask indebted to invocation him and set- m early t possible DROWN, For Sale. Mr Farm N C. Containing arm. W In Twenty tens of Is line or truck land. to- waler. lie. For further address C. T. Pi Al,, t. o tin; Baton i For ,,, , k I The following is n of of the of for county, number M days of miles tad services at f for the year 2nd, oh km, . days, Jesse Cannon NOTICE TO Letters Ibis lo me upon by the Clerk or Superior Court of county, notice hereby given to all till lo present them lo me for payment on or before the 90th day of 1902, or this notice will be in bar of All persons Indebted lo said cattle notified to make to me. Thia the 29th of 1801. of Lewis d HAW, LAND SALE. By virtue of t decree of the Court of Pitt county, in t Proceeding entitled W. W. B. A. House vs. Mary A. wife of Motet II. James, and others, the under- signed Commissioner will for be- fore the Court House door In Greenville, on Monday, the tract of county of and in Bethel ad- joining the lands of R. M. M. Jones, W. I. tbs Mary A. acre, more or less, and known as the Ash- House land, and bring all the land own- ed by him the lime of bit death. This November 1901. Commissioner. IN GREENVILLE N. O. Cotton Bagging and lies always on hand- Fresh goods kepi constantly as hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. It L Davis days, O W balk day, W O Little hath day , hath II days, L J Chapman hath attended days. a t. For days Hi For miles For day a Com. For day a For S ti H 04.60 LAND SALE. By of the power in me veiled by will and lest of Lewis Me- deceased, I will on Monday, De- 2nd, 1901, before the court house In Greenville, tell at public lo the bidder for certain tract or parcel of land in township, ill county, lying on the side of Branch and adjoining the of Lewis L. Frederick Will Moore more or lets. It being the tract or land deeded to Lewis by W it and known as a part or the liar man tract ThU the day of October 1901 CHARLES Executor of Lewie J. ff. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Tics and Bags. Correspondence and shipments solicited. THE GREAT TONIC LAXATIVE If you have tour biliousness, bid liver, heartburn, kidney trouble, loss of Insomnia, lack of energy, bad blood, blotched or muddy or symptoms and disorders which tell story of bad and in J Will Cure You. It will the bowels, the liver kidneys, strengthen the of tho stomach, purify your blood and put you on your Your will return, your move your liver and kidneys to trouble you, your akin wilt clear and you will feel the old energy and buoyancy. Hotter seeking lo M shall Mil- he tea I an ideal ii it mi Pills This popular remedy never to can Constipation, Headache, Biliousness And ALL DISEASES from a Torpid Liver and Bed Digestion The Is food and flesh. Dote until; tad easy to lake No Substitute.------ E. E, Griffin, Biker aid Opposite P. O., N. C. Recently tho and purchased stock clocks, watches, chains, pins. It., ever to for and Prompt special older He clinks watches done mm pi GRIFFIN. nature. I r St, in i sleep ant make II hit ii Bad as H i- . Ail. Fir Salt by I . i Mil . .-.,,,. . , . will to Ii, I u I . Ml I i I . I- ItS V , SIM it. -i IS S . A, . tHo Mil. us .- i All A car loaded with the of Bill's horses i the wreck near , f too not a little attention suite. Lounges, P. ,. . , i. ii while which it a in town I The man glen could mil, of course, lie seen lull smell win. pretty loud. Over a hundred horses were lost In wreak, The were told to I Charlotte nun, log a concern, for cents China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware. Cakes Crackers, tat Hotter, Stand Sewing Machines, and nu and SON from cold or other goods. Quality and when yon a ., for Com your side or bruise yourself. Quantity. kills will t out soreness JO I v to see me. in I always have It with JOB, I M ,. M M h CC M. Wholesale and retail Grocer and Furniture lie Cash paid for Hides, Fur, Oil Bar Turkeys. etc. Bed steads, Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba by Carriages, Carts, Parlor and Gall a Key Weal Cheroots, Can- ., Peaches, Pine Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour Coffee, Meat, Snap, Ly, Oil, i -i ton Meal and Hulls, Gar den Seeds, Apples, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Currents, Raisins, W U days Com. For as ti I a so For days as For days as B traveled For II days as For miles Hi 41.00 Ii J For as -4.00 For 46.00 Total amount allowed Hosts Conn or Pitt. i T R clerk of the Board of for the aforesaid, do that Is a of record In my this day of No- Clerk Hoard Com Pitt W, R. WHICHARD BRO., IN Whichard, N. The Stock complete in every de payment and prices as low r a lowest. Highest market prices paid for try produce. J. B. BEET, ------DEALER IN------ LAND SALE. By virtue of the Superior court of county rondo in a special wife Lucy A. vs. Bryant, John R and Mil tie Williams; the undersigned Commissioner will tell for before the house in on the of November, at m , the following piece, reel or tract of land In Carolina Adjoining of a. R. II J. II. Whitehurst. J. II. other, la land deeded by William Rota lo Roebuck. more or lest. This , , F. JAMES, Commissioner. la A GENERAL LINE OF- Also nice Hardware. COME TO SEE ME. J. B. Pitt county la Superior court. vs. Tune, D. will notice tint an action en- titled shove has been commenced In the Superior court of Pitt conn y for divorce, ard defendant will further take notice that he is required to lie at the net regular term of the held for Ibo of to held In the court house on be- fore Ural Monday of Birch, It the 13th day January, there answer lo the complaint, which will twilled SO day before said court, or will be granted accordingly to the prayer of This of November, 1901. Clerk of court. THE GREENVILLE CO. When Joints arc stiff ill t laud use freely. Avoid hut one MS, of Doors, Sash and Blinds, Interior and Exterior for Fine Modem and Cheap Build We solicit your patronage and to Rive satisfaction prices, styles and work. send your orders to co. c. notice to Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Blocks, Cotton, Grain and ons. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. ATTENTION AGENTS I Mr. John C. Drewry, General Agent for North Carolina and Virginia, of that Well- Company, THE MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Co., of I to to III large Bomber of policy and to public generally, hat this com- will now In this from will Issue lit splendid policies, to all de- tiring the very belt I inn ranee In the beet life insurance company la the world. If the local agent In your town has not yet completed arrangement, JOHN C. Agent. Raleigh, N. Assets Paid policy reliable at am to work for Old The Commoner ISSUED WEEKLY. WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Editor ft Publisher, Lincoln, in Advance. One Year Biz Mouths Three Months Sing. Copy No traveling canvassers are em- ployed. Subscriptions taken at office. The Semi- Weekly Reflector and will be sent together one year for or The Daily and one year for 13.60 payable In ad- -i PATENT FOR- The Eastern Reflector D. J. TRUTH II TO PER VOL. XX. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER NO fee ABE KNOCKING THEM ft. v J -i For Dry Dress Goods, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Trunks, Boys and Mens Clothing, Gents Furnishings, Gloves, and a big line of Baby Caps, Cloaks, Mitts and Bootees. Come to see us. Every day a bargain day mid everything a bargain. You r friends, W. T. LEE CO. The DIVIDEND RECORD IS THE RESULT Securing the highest rate of interest with safety. Rigid economy of management. Low death rate, resulting from a careful selection of risks and limiting its business to the United States It will be to your interest to see what we do for you before placing your life insurance. Good territory open for Agents in North Carolina. T. ARCHIBALD GARY, General Agent. For Virginia and North Carolina, Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company, 1201 E. Main Street, Richmond, Va. FILL SELLING. Putting it Strong. THE BEARS IN THE YELLOWSTONE PARK. In his book, Ernest Thompson makes mention of a fact not generally known, namely, that nobody is allowed to carry a gun in Yellowstone Park. This fact causes in sonic visitors who do not the habits of animals very well, as they see the bears other supposedly beasts walking about, fling with each other, or to poke in the garbage pile outside the kitchen door for tidbits. Mr. Thompson states that the bears actually come to the back door of the hotel for scraps and are rarely disappointed. He also says during days that he in the he was repeatedly in close proximity never heard one of them approach him. Some- how or other, their big velvet padded feet were set down lo a way as to produce slight- est rustle of t sound. This would be to the nerves of a timid person. Mr. Thompson sat in the woods, among these hears all of one day and was molested any way though he confesses to have had some of the big gristly which atone time came charging down apparently at the very place where he was hidden. It turned out, however, that the grizzly merely wanted to see what was in a tomato can nearby. All this goes lo prove what the Hindu sages say, that wild animals, even the ferocious, are not apt to molest man if he docs not arouse their animosity and their by continued hostile the long of evolution wild animals have learned the superiority of man in Prices Reduced On All Our Stock of FURNITURE, Consisting of handsome Oak Suits, Odd Dream, Beds, Wash Stands, Couches, Side Boards, Chairs and Rockers, we have greatly reduced the prices and Invite all who need to inspect our stock, we can and will save you money. Don't forget that we have a large line of Breech Loading Guns and will sell them at reduced prices. Call and secure a bargain. Your friends, The Poll Tax and Election. BUCK JACK ITEMS. BlackJack, N. Nov. id, Times are very dull here now. Mrs. L. II. White and daughter, A In am ruder provisions of section chapter acts of 1801, carry- out a requirement of the con- amendment, no one will practical ways and acquired a fear Miss Annie, and him which usually results be j went to Greenville their giving him n wide berth. It I of very sweet girl mat is said, however, that regions; where the larger arc left ,,,, unmolested by man, to registrar his little if any desire to take the n,,. toward him, though they Lariat jg, and unless are generally too shy to make before I lie friends. The Yellowstone Park M fl of May he w, , ,, I White, who appearance at While here now . It is with much s announce death her last Washington, i it Mr, l. The Place to set the Best Goods for the n q Least Money . YOU ARE then yon will HUNTING go straight to H. C. HOOKER Complete stock of fall and winter goods now ready inspection, and our NEW cannot lie surpassed anywhere. The -should not fail to see our stock. HOOKER. this Hi- last experiment seems to indicate this, i But, In lien of j morning, November lit, 1801. He bad been in bad health for some time. He leaves a wife, eight children and a host of and friends to mourn their loss. will, nut ours are the dead who die in the poll lax receipt, the registrar Preliminary estimates of the corn and judges election are milled , crop for 1901 by Depart of to allow one who has paid his lax Agriculture experts a within the time above required, to yield bushels i vote upon his taking and smallest harvest since an oath to that effect. And The average yield per acre is any person, who having paid his bushels, against 25.3 tax within the last year and n year . of and having lost his tax receipt, 24.4 bushels per acre. Such an upon making affidavit of outcome under earlier economic such loss, cut to a conditions would have thereof the sheriff or lax col distress and disaster; yet so varied The law also provides that are the Industrial resources of the if a sheriff or lax collector at this lime that u fails to give a lax receipt to any. I of more than twenty-live per j poison paying his poll tax, or WASHINGTON LETTER. NOV. The from Senator Vest, of Missouri, he will under no circumstances consider a reelection prove a matter to not only Missouri bill of the country. He has been loyal democrat and a consistent lighter for measures tin- for two decades. The cold experienced by the Alaskan explorers feel like a genial warmth compared the chill the have received during week and rumors have emanated from While House. The President declared Unit in our dependencies will lie made solely on merit. This was inane to Mr. If. of i on Dependencies of the Na- Civil Sen ire League. Furthermore the has lowed ii lo lie know n he will oppose Representative scheme for of the Census to the u Service classified list, ii Is rumored all the depart men ts, most of whom, like of the Depart And why not the merchandise and prices will back up the statements made concerning them, we have right to it There is wrong in excellence when the sis is within the bounds of truth, when facts are given without misrepresentation. Our States Facts. Just facts, something well worth remembering. Counters and tables piled high. Slacks and stacks of mens, boys and youths clothing. Every place ed and packed with shoes. show you to your entire satisfaction. Counter room needed in our dress goods Selling must continue to relieve the pressure. Come early before the best things are gone. All the latest styles and weaves in goods. Agents for Standard Patterns. RICKS WILKINSON. in the output of com as com- pared with last year a tipple in commercial channels. have been strictly to the circumscribed area where crops have failed, and many in- stances there has been inculcated a valuable lesson in crop rotation. Had this year's crop risen lo the vast proportions of of the railway lines, even are from a car famine, would have by a in trans- vastly than any of which record has been made American economic history. Philadelphia The State Superintendent of Public gives out a summary of statistics as to education North Carolina. There are of the school age. The enrollment is against i last year. average attend- is against year. false date, he shall lie guilty or a misdemeanor. Of course the act provides Hint persons who have become of age since the 1st day of last June, or who were years of age or over the 1st day last June, shall not tic required to produce poll lax because not required by law to pay poll lax. There is also a like exemption in favor of per- sons relieved from the payment of poll tax county commissioners on account of poverty or infirmity. The also requires the tax collector, between the 1st and 10th day of May, to certify under a true and correct list of all persons who have paid poll lax for the previous year, on or before the 1st day of Mil, to clerk of Superior Court, makes him guilty misdemeanor for failing with Ibis provision. Charlotte Observer. Ala . Inns Dr. C Dear Sir, I can as- la Ions, mil in ho single has it ever D have tried nothing , and known lo are and lo lien. truly, J. M. Ii v. What Shall the Democratic Party do to Saved Col. Fred A. Olds, the cm respondent of The Observer, has asked a number of leading Demo- policy should the pursue to re- gain the and presents this morning utter- from Governor Jarvis and II. Both are notable utterances. Governor Jar- is past differences must and give place to toleration; that a platform inns be adopted having to do with living, not dead, Issues, and that Democracy must nominate bet- men than the opposition. Mr. replies at greater and his reply is inspiring; it rings like a leading of it causes the to tingle, He tells that the i events of the past three years have relegated old issues to the rear and raised new ones, and that Dem- party must meet them and correctly, policies of mere opposition and negation. We are. a world power and must resign ourselves to the use of the world's money; our domain has not seek to evade the re- which we have as- Inn must give our new citizens a just government, adapt- laborers m name only, The Gift for a Little Mun- Sent as a year's subscription The Youth's Companion 91.76 will buy the two weekly issues The Youth's Companion for 1908. Ii will the two hundred and fifty fascinating slot its in Hie new volume for 1908. it will buy the Interesting special articles contributed by famous men and women to new volume for 1909. It will entitle the new who sends in bis subscription now lo all Ibo Issues of The Com- for the remaining weeks of free ii will entitle the new to one of The ion's new Calendars for 1903 In twelve gold. id to their needs, under the Amer- our trade must be ex- throughout the to we must have a merchant marine and an canal be the tariff must be dealt with as a practical question the benefits of protection must be withdrawn from trusts when they set about to slide competition. Mr. admonishes us that should not be pessimists, nor should not eras or but, looking for- ward ton greater republic than v.-u ill of the present, should torn our laces resolutely to the aim Observer. sensation in Boston is Mr. Hasten All, a gentleman from Illustrated announcement of You Know Whet You the new volume for will be Tasteless Chill , free. formula is plainly , ., M it st N in t form. No ,,,. Av, Mass . to lie placed within jurisdiction of the Civil The President told Representative of the on Interstate and Commerce, he would make no in bis message v mi pan j or method of acquiring a cable, lie would necessity Congress in some pro for one. Tin- what some people as the coop de grace lo S. when he appointed Senator Nevada N. lo the Port of Now This, of course, means the lit- removal of George Hid well of whom h i- sworn he would remain collector as long who measures feet Bad he in Hie Senate. Inches In and wears shoes be seen if Senator How is that for will yield without protest, shoes The is, of u comes to telling their York ,, , ,. , , ages women are old enough winch wag . . lo a bitter ca Hid- well. Coming as this does In the immediate wake of election of in York it seems lo r lo the theory that Plaits By mixing a in I power in York is waning. Exposure to Wet, Cure, No Pay hall of w milk, tho whole will be healed and of it i ,. painkiller, Si u hi

mm EASTERN REFLECTOR N. C. O. J. Ed. Owner Entered at the Poet Office at Greenville, N. C, as Second Class Mail Matter. Friday, November 1901. A Philadelphia paper is suggest the divert the funds now being used for foreign missions to an effort to regenerate the people of the city. Not a bad idea, judging from the reports of corruption coming out of burg. The article published elsewhere, taken from correspondence in the Charlotte Observer, relative to the payment of poll tax before the first of May, is a matter of import- to every voter. It is the law, and those who fail to comply with it will disqualify themselves from voting. The Supreme Court of the Unit- ed States has granted leave to the of South Dakota to proceed with its suit the State of North Carolina to recover on the bonds of the Western North Caro railroad which were bequeath- ed to a university in South Dakota. It U to be North Carolina will do any yielding in the case, but will fight the suit to a finish. EPISCOPAL CONVOCATION. In Session With St. Pauls Church. Tin SATURDAY P. M. Business session. This meeting was mainly devoted to reports of the progress of work the differ- of the con vocational district. All parishes represented were called upon by the Dean to give brief account of their The told of the missionary work his charge. The of the de for labor was introduced by the great need of workers shown by these encouraging reports. The next meeting January was decided and the to Trinity Parish, accepted. Convocation then adjourned. SUNDAY. At the morning service the fol- lowing took part, Kt. Rev. A. A. Watson, D. D., and Rev. Messrs. V Harding, Robert D. D., N. I. Hughes and the rector of the parish. The Bishop preached the sermon, and administered the Holy assisted by X. Harding. the afternoon Item was the rite of Baptism. At night there was evening service. One candidate presented continuation. The N C. Hughes preached the sermon. For the fiscal year ending June 1901, the earnings of the At Coast Line railroad from operations amounted to the operating expenses taxes amounted to 14,976,829.37, leaving a net balance of 270.07, to which may added 962,915.50 income derived from other sources. These figures are taken from reports made at the recent annual meeting of the rectors and make a flue showing for the year's business. THE SLOT MACHINES MUST GO. Bern, N. C. Nov. The event of this term of Craven Superior Court, now in judge Henry R. siding, was furnished by the grand jury today. A true bill of indict was found against a dozen proprietors of slot machines now in operation in this city. Solicitor Larry I. Moore will thoroughly test the cases and will drive I be inn chines out if from special to Raleigh Post of Sat- Nov. 1901. We heartily commend the wise noble of our talented townsman able Solid tor, to drive these gambling devices out of New Bern. They are a curse to any community. But, Mr. Solicitor, say- charity begins at home. Right here in your own there are numbers of these machines running day night. The sons of your are being luted into these saloons by the-e machines and taught their first lessons in the perilous ways of gambling. There is not a day when you walk the main business street of your town, the hours when these saloons are permitted to be open, that you may look III upon them and see them, by u device is too bald to be taken as so- doing a business that is so plainly gambling even its pa- and victims laugh at the pretends to defend it on the plea that is it not gambling. You have made a good start in New Bern. Now out the of the law in notion and drive these of your tow u, good people will com- mend you and bless you for it. The Cost of the Census. The cost of the eleventh census was in the close neighborhood of From present indications the twelfth census will entail an ex- upon the government of not less than and before the end is reached the figures may run considerably higher. Much of this outgo might be ob- by means of a permanent census bureau, and in view our somewhat troublesome experience it seems rather strange that we have not as yet steps in this d I net ion. As it is cow, we are put to the of census bu- every ten years, each lime are compelled to begin the beginning. Why not profit by the lessons of experience Besides insuring a very great saving to the taxpayers of the the creation of a census bureau would also in- sure heller results the lion and verification of statistics. the system the work of getting out census re tores is so slow that the figures get oat of data before they are pub and are, therefore, useless. As soon as possible steps should lie taken looking toward the or- g Of S permanent census bureau. Certainly another ten years should DO be allowed to pass without the of such a The sooner the movement is in- the inn. CONFEDERATE HONOR ROLL List of in Pitt County. Register of Deeds T. R. Moore received from the State Audi- tor a list of the names of ate soldiers and widows in Pitt who are to pen- and handed to The tor for publication. While the have come, the warrants have been received, and the Auditor says it will be early in December before they can be sent out. Register of Deeds Moore says he will give notice as soon as the warrants conic so that all whose appear below can call and then get them. Following are the and class to which they Second S. Johnson, William F. Mills. Buck, lie Bennett W. H. F. Parker. Fourth. L. Jesse W. Braxton, H. Brown, James E. Bullock, J. U. P. Bryan, Frank Bright, Richard Craft, Wyatt Clark, A. John B. Cannon, Joseph Cox, Ivey Corbett, Henry Deal, Theophilus Deal, W. James Elks, T. W. Ellis, Lewis Edwards, Riley Edwards. Arthur Forbes, A. G. R. B. Fulford, George Taylor Harris, Hart, Lewis son, Hathaway, Joseph Ham, nil Harris, Cornelius James, Jackson, T. Jones, William G. W. William If, L. J. E. Mayo, James James D. Pope, J. R. Wiley Pierce, Phelps, C. E. J. E. Randolph, James E. Abner Smith, J. L. James Win. I. J. Whichard, James It. Wren. Baker, Mary Baker, Susan Branch, Mill cent Corbitt, ca Crawford, Cannon, Jen- Dudley, Elks, Palsy Edwards, Fleming, Mary Grizzard, C. ton, Manning, E. Man- Hot Mary S. M. Manning. Mears, Sallie Ann Mathews, Louisa Oak- Louisa Stocks, Ann Smith, Susanna Spain, Sarah M. Stocks, Stocks, Nancy Stokes, Mary Jane Smith, Eliza beth Warren, Jane E. Whitehurst. STATE NEWS. Happening in North They are having snow in the western part of the State. The Western N. C. Conference meets this week at Gastonia. Four Chinamen in Wilmington bare joined the Methodist church in that city. Monday near Palmyra a gin house and twenty bales of cotton were burned. The Scotland Neck knitting mill was considerably damaged by fire Monday night. Charlotte had a fire early Tuesday morning, several stores being burned. Ann White has erected a monument over supposed grave of In i husband, but it has since developed her husband is still alive. This colored woman ed I i a pension is 1894, chinning that In husband fought was killed Mm- civil war. She pay in cash. She l light a place and be-all in live iii gnat style. A mono ii cut creeled over the grave of her deceased husband. However, last year a colored volunteer up- plied for a pension and he was found to be none other than the white. Judge was appointed a receiver for tile prop of Ann White New Bern, and speculation is now- rife is burled beneath the monument creeled to White's In New I be theatrical manager may act as If he wanted the bat it's tin stirs he's Western Kansas editors have a unique was prodding subscribers, as this from the Kansas City Journal will If you have headaches, dizziness, Minting spells, an i mi pa by chills, cramps, corns, chilblains, epilepsy and dice, it Is a sign you are not well, but are liable to die any minute. Pay your a year in and thus make yourself hI Marriage Licenses. Register of T. R. Moore, issued the following marriage White Edward and Elissa While burst. Mack Manning and Den is. and Mary L. Little. Dunk and Dora James. Jack- son. R. and Eula Vain- right. Colored Calvin Turnage and Bettie Bel- flash Jones and Nora Mooring. Clark and Sarah Abrams Thigpen and Martha Jenkins. A man near Kinston found in a marl bed is supposed to be the petrified heart of a human being. Dr. D. E. Motley has been elect- ed president of the Christian col- Kinsey at Wilson. Five prisoners, all colored, broke out of jail Louisburg Saturday night. One of them was under sentence of death for murder. Governor Aycock has pardoned O. B. J. P. Mallet were serving a term the penitentiary for con- goods to defraud creditors. Some men were out hunt- near Greensboro. Their dogs frightened a I hogs and one of the latter run into a fence was injured so that it had to be killed. The farmer made the hunt- pay estimated to be worth if it bad kept up fattened until OAKLEY ITEMS. Oakley, Nov. 1901. We thought we would let you bear from this neck the woods. C. II. Ross will in his new store this week Mr. J. L. am Miss Bettie Manning, near here, were visiting Mrs. Dr. Ricks, at Par- Saturday. Mr and Mrs. J. E. Hi ties, of were visiting the parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. here Sunday. Our very clever Dr. Warren, of Stokes, reports not much in this section at the present. Saturday was a gala day at A big barbecue and fox bunt. Men and dogs, then more men and more dogs. Some long eared dogs and some short cared dogs. Result, no fox. Everybody seemed to enjoy it. Call to Mind the Past. I remember very well when young men sought employment on farms for about per annum. This included board and washing. Such you us men would labor hard six days per week and fifty-two weeks in the year with two or three holidays at Christmas. Out of this would save In a years they would have enough money to buy a farm. They did not make debts. They did not They owned no They wore plain cloth- They saved their They made character. They bad Department. NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS NOTES. N. C, Nov. If you intend repairing the fence around your farm during the win- you will find it very much to your interest to examine the wire now being offered by the A. Q. Cox Mfg. Co. It is without a rival as to ability in price it is by fur the cheapest the Mrs. Elks, a very old lady, died here Monday and will be buried out near Standard this afternoon. Mrs. J. E. Hurt, Kinston, has been visiting Mrs. W. L. House for several days. She left for her home yesterday. One day this week a package came to the post office addressed to the Prominent Courting It was very promptly handed to Joshua Manning, Esq., some think Jimmie Green most justly entitled to the prize. Mrs. J. B. Galloway, of Grimes laud, was visiting in town Monday. Mrs. Bessie Chapman, Calico, was the Misses Wesson Monday. Miss Mollie Bryan attended church at Bethany Sunday. J. D. Cox, Mesdames Mary Smith, J. D. Cox and Miss Mollie Bryan were attendance upon the Episcopal Convocation at Green- ville the latter part of last week. Chief of Police Sparks went to Kinston Saturday evening and re- turned Monday morning. Little Misses Annie Nelson and Olivia Cox spent Saturday in Greenville. Jesse was here day this week buying cotton. Mrs. G. R. has gone to Black Jack to visit her lister who is very sick. There were several from here to attend the dedication services at Monday. Among be- Dr. Mrs. B. T. Cox, Mrs. C. A. Fair and Mrs. J. D. Cox. Enoch general manager for the Ayden Limber Co., was here on the 15th. revenue collector J. L. Phelps, of Plymouth, one day here last week. Mrs Ann of Tenn., who bus visiting the fir some time, left fur home last Thursday. Rowan Cooper has a nice assort of light and heavy groceries as well us a selection of con He would lie pleased to have his friends and the public call tie convinced t n it ho has not only the best but also sells as cheap as the cheapest. Mrs Kinsey Hardy, of Ayden, who has been on a visit to the family of A. G. Cox, returned home yesterday Our Line of New Millinery and yon will be convinced a prettier, more stylish display was never Made in Greenville. Pattern Hats. Ready-to-wear Hats, Sailors, Baby Cloaks and Caps. The very newest and latest styles in everything in my line. Prices lower than ever. Give me a call. as. m. d. mm Greenville, Cox respect to compromise James Karl and manhood, self control to keep vicious appetites, acquired a competency for comfort- able living. They built up the country. They added something profitable to their P. D. Gold Wilson Time. When noon hour comes in Washington clocks through out country arc set every day to Washington time. They set the pace the other clocks, watches, etc. And yet some people are savor o Six held up an editor an Ohio town a few nights ago. When gazed on the combined of the search, they stood up in a row and asked In in to kick for being such A profit is not without honor. When a separates a man tooth the parting gives him pain. The race troubles will continue this country as long as men bet on the wrong horse. It's funny that a horse can go a mile by moving only four feet. If talks the dollar ought to say wise things. It has outs Mayor Court Mayor W. II. Long has of the following cases in bis court since last report I N. II. Allen, drunk and lined and costs, 93.85. Austin II assault with deadly i bound over to Con. I. Minnie Olivia bound over to Court. J. A. drunk and down, and cost, H. C. Hooker simple assault lined costs, 92.05. Button and down and 93.30. The man who waits for generally gets it in the shape of epitaph. Old Glory waved in triumph o'er prices at ERWIN'S Millinery Store. All kinds of hats at nil kinds of prices. Felts, velvets, silks, ribbons, feathers, etc., in fact just anything necessary to make a stylish hat, cheaper than ever before. Call and be convinced that the Reflector advertisements tell the Holliday Dead. night between an o'clock Miss Joule Holliday, of Grimesland, died alter a brief ill- She taken Thursday morning with a J chill. She was years of age and a daughter of Mrs. Holiday. The moth- two sisters and one brother are left to mourn her death. Miss Holliday was a very young lady and had a large cir- of friends. Slid was operator of the Grimesland telephone ex- change which posit ion she tilled most was also correspondent of which capacity she was most obliging, her interesting letters being read with pleasure. The took place Sunday afternoon at the Ward burial groom, The family of the deceased re quest that their sincere thanks be to the people of Grimes- laud for their exceeding kindness during her 1.1.1. t you how it It's this ways You can burn yourself with Fire, with Powder, etc., or you can yourself with Steam or Hot Water, but there is only one proper way to cure a burn or . and that is by using Mexican Mustang Liniment. It gives relief. Get a piece of soft old I linen cloth, saturate it with this liniment and bind loosely upon wound. You can no idea what on excellent remedy this is for a born until you have tried it. A MUM TIP Hour, or L III. other poultry m Mexican Liniment. It ii a remedy by poultry breeders. a pert telephone girl in Seattle refused to connect a sub- scriber with the department when he to give notice of a fire, a loss of was incurred, and now telephone company is being sued fur damages by per- son served and by company which suffered the Even sweet nothings of a lover mean TONIC LAXATIVE II you have sour stomach, Indication, bad inactive liver, heartburn, kidney troubles, of appetite, Insomnia, lack of energy, bed Mood, blotched or muddy skin, or any symptoms and disorders which tall story of bad bowels and an Impaired system, Cure You. It dean out the bowels, lbs liver and kidneys, strengthen membranes of tbs Stomach, purify your blood en. yew your again. Your appetite will return, your mart your liver and kidneys to trouble you, year akin will and and yon will feel the old time energy and buoyancy. pauper medicine to fits for and similar , find an lee M hi. . mauler or a coaled n well, happy and hearty. If U ilia for , For Salt by Our Suits are so good that we say to you, buy one and you will get the back if you don't like the suit. If we make any sort of mis- take, bring the suit back and let us make it right. Call it our generosity, call it generosity, call it fair- call it anything you like. But do it. By the way, is the place where we can put the most value into our suits. a long story. The suite tell it. We do what we say we do. Frank Wilson, The King Clothier. EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. If there is a CROSS MARK in the margin of this paper it so to remind you that you owe The for and we request you to settle as early as We need What YOU owe us and hope you will not keep us waiting for it. This notice for those who find the cross mark on their paper. LOCAL REFLECTIONS. J. B. Cherry Co. have some beautiful windows holiday goods Bring your Ft Cattle to E. If. and ct. per lb gross. I will pay in Seven Cents per lb for Turkeys. Bring them to M. Mr. W. H. Harrington is break- ground for another building on bis lot In front of the Court House. The Telephone Company is some new poles put up in town. The line from here to will also be newly built. know what Parker Pens are. A new assortment of them, also leather pen and pen- pockets, just received tor Book Store. The star mail route between Greenville and Hill has dis- continued, and Hill and land are now supplied by a route from Tarboro. check for on Greenville in favor of Moses Carr, drawn by Evans Co., So. dated Nov. All persons are warned against trading same. Book N. O. History stories Life of Jackson Life of Lee Grimm's stories Moses be used In and private schools. These and other books bu had at Book Store. Get Elwood tics, Johnson Physical Culture, slant copy books, Cam- C tablets, Keystone composition ks, pencils, slate pencils in slates, pen, crayons, rules, and lots of other things, at Book Store. Honor Rod. Honor roll of the Greenville pub lie for the month ending Nov. D. C. Moore, Jr.; Fannie Farrow, Eva Williams. Did in Jail. Sunday morning about a white man named John M. was serving a sentence jail for slander, died of heart failure. He was years of age. took charge of the Land Posted. All person are hereby forbidden under penalty of the law from en- hunting, Ashing, or in any way trespassing my land known as place adjoining Fred James Harris and the Sutton land. i r kT u, t i if i . tun,., and l m Al i . DIM, tr W will la ,, lac la map m tea lull, Mil. la a leaf awl i. , ll i i The Observer reports killing of a white partridge by a hunter near Fayetteville Saturday, and adds It la said a while part- ridge is a sign a hard winter. A guest in one room of Hunt- House left a basket of chips sitting too near the store, Saturday basket got on lire there came near being a lively blaze. It was discovered and put out before any damage done Gun Exploded. While out bunting Saturday Mr. A. F. Kennedy sustained a painful accident. In some way bis gun be came choked and be went to Are it the burst just where bis left hand was supporting it. load passed through bis hand and very badly lacerated it. Mr. J. White tells us be gather- ed the nuts, Tuesday, from a pecan tree on his lot. He got pounds of nuts was offered for them at tree. is years old and this is third year of bearing. We believe pecans are the most profitable tree that our people could grow. Him. have yon cu asked a stranger who to make some inquiries about we ans- a little over years, ho cast a doubtful look us us if to insinuate there didn't anything good grow here. He stayed long enough to learn better, went away saying Greenville is a better town than he Exclusively. Association of Pennsylvania, baa fol- lowed example of several men's organizations of individuals in other places by- making a rule against poster, pro- gramme, circular and other mis forms of advertising. At a recent meeting merchants resolved that hereafter their advertising shall be confined to Rec- HOWDY DO. Some Speak to Me, Some to You. Monday, November F. O. Whaley returned to Hal- today, Z. P. Vandyke went up the road this morning. Rev. J. B. Morton returned to Tarboro today. Miss Nannie went to den Saturday evening. Mrs. Joseph returned to Ayden Saturday evening. M. H. Tucker and wife went to Kinston Saturday evening. J. D. Cox and wife returned to Saturday evening. L. H. went to Saturday evening returned this morning. Rev. Nat Harding, who was here at the Convocation, returned to Washington today. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner and children returned Saturday evening from Goose Nest, Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Jordan, of Danville, who have been visiting their son, J. C. Jordan, returned home today. Mis. T. J. Mrs. Skinner returned Saturday evening from the Daughters of Confederacy at Rev. J. H. has spending a few days here in of his work there. He Sunday in the Baptist church. Tuesday. November D. Moore went to Bethel to day. B. W. Moseley went up the road today. n. W. Whedbee went to Bethel today. B. E. I'm hum went to Monday Mrs. R. J. to Kinston Monday evening. to Kinston Monday evening. L. I. Moore returned this morn- from New Bern. W. It. Smith came from Has- sells Monday evening. W. B. Wilson returned Monday evening from a trip up the road. Mill Helen returned Monday evening from a visit to Washington. Mrs. M. A. Whichard son, Edwin, of Whichard, came over Monday to the family of the editor returned home today. Wednesday, Fred Cox went up the road this morning. Calvin Smith, of spent the day here. J. Caddell, of came Tuesday evening. down the road Tuesday evening. Col. Harry returned this morning from Kinston. E. I. of Cary, last Ibis here. Factory to Consumer, No middle mans profit. worth choice goods at prices. BOUGHT BIG OF Notions, Shoes, Hats, AT HALF WILL GET TUB BENEFITS. SIZES TO YEARS. Miss Nan came up this morning from Ayden to visit her brother, H. L. Coward. H. E. A brain, of Washington City, has been spending a day or two with S. M Mrs. D. K. House today for to visit her parents, mid will spend Thanksgiving ere. i-1 Forbes, who came home from Trinity at Durham a ago, returned today to lake up bit Mi White, The Re Black Jack dent, was town made a pleasant cull at the Mrs. J. J. Willis and child re- turned Monday evening from a visit in Nash. Mm. P. M. Dud. Mrs. Addie Dupree, wife of Mr. F. M, Dupree, Farmville, drop dead Monday. Her only sis- Mrs. Sue came to Greenville, leaving her in as good health as usual, but alter reaching hero received a telephone message Mrs. Du- was dead. Deceased was twice married to the husband whom she leaves, the last place in Au gust goon after she got a second from her second named She leaves one son by her first marriage with Mr. Dupree and two daughters with her marriage by Mr. The sou belongs to C S. Navy and Is now the Philippines. and Snits, Price Sizes to Years. is Mens and Trice to U Odd Coats. and Coats and and Boys Knee Pants. kind, sizes to and and add Mens Pants. ff nil and no Pants, now SO and I and and round I These prices for cash s No goods charged at these prices. BOYS o. to HO Shirts now to to to to A full line from e to c now going The value aver offered. CONG HANDLED. to kind, price -i. Shoe. Men- BU now pal lips . in,. Big stock on hand. You must see MENS II n. and now and OS and IS and and IN Sample Price. no hats for I on BO All i Window ALL Regular price NOW price Bought Enough Goods For Ten Small Stores. sell. come. Clock, and Watches watches now ii II ff day clock at prices. DRESS GOODS. AU shades, all kinds, nil quality. The at the to see us your neighbors, or toll them about us. The and best line we have ever bad. Special value, to Silks cheapen to the beat, All Don't fail to RM i one of the choice patterns. goo All Linen Worth now Carpels, Matting;, Floor Oil Cloth . . k ,. ell line in town. All Kinds Ladies Underwear Heady to wear. Ask our saleslady department lit show them to you. Chemise, Drawer, Sc, at less than cost of material. FURNITURE. Duality quality Rockers, Hacks, Cribs, Carriages, Ac, Gel prices, Calicoes Other sell cheap calico. Watch I be colors They Will run out be- fore yen t n ft Hosiery. Al sizes, and prices, from the mills. This is a for ladies to get a I hi- Mills, yard tile C. T. The Big Store Greenville, N C. .

w-m-w- Tasteless Chill Tonic has for st the years. One Million Sr Hundred Thou sand bottles sold last year. Do you think it to try others A BY THE NO steward. State of Km. hi e official information has been received at this Depart that at Falkland, Pitt county, N. C, on or about December 1900, H. Parker shot killed Alex Little. it appears that the John II. Parker baa fled the State, or so himself that the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon Now, therefore, I, Charles B. Aycock, Governor of the State of North by virtue of me vested by law, do issue this my proclamation, offer- a reward of two hundred for the and de livery of the said John II. Parker to the Sheriff of Pitt county at the Court house in Greenville and I do enjoin all officers of the Stale and all good citizens to assist in said to justice. Done at our City of the 28th day SPECIAL TERM OF COURT. In with of Bit Ki B. of North Carolina, appointing a special tern of Superior court for county far the purpose of trying actions, Is hereby given said term of court will on the th day of 1901, and continue for two weeks unless business of said curt shall be sooner finish- ed. This Not. 4th. 1901. H DAVIS, Chairman. Board of Commissioners PI county. m; October, in the year of our Lord one thous- and nine hundred and in the one hundred and twenty-sixth year of our American Independence By the i;. P. M. Private H. Parker is nearly six feet high of spare build, weighs about has boyish face, Is almost beard- less, has blue eyes, light is slightly stooped and about i year old. Photographer, GREENVILLE, N. C. Tin- lender in good Work and low prices Nice Photographs for per dozen. Hall Cabinets go par dozen All other lines very Crayon Portraits made from small picture cheap. Nice Frame on hand all the time. Come and my work. No trouble to show sample and answer questions. The very guaranteed to all. hours to a. m, I. to p. D. Yours please. HYMAN. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Letters administration upon the estate of Janice Tingle deceased this day been Issued to me by the Clerk of the of Pitt notice is given to all persona holding claims on estate to present to me for payment on or before day of or this it i. v will be plead in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make Immediate settlement of their indebtedness. This the 23rd or October HI Administrator of James Tingle. JARVIS BLOW, Attorneys. TO CREDITORS. duly qualified before court Clerk of Pitt county as tor the last will and testament of J. P. Manning, deceased, notice Is hereby to all persons indebted to the estate to mate immediate payment to the undersigned. and all persons having claims against said estate are notified to present same with- in twelve months from date or this notice will lie plead in bar of recovery. day of October, I., c. VANNING. Executor of J. I. Manning. Steamer leave Washing ton daily at A. U. for Green leave Greenville daily at H. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at for Tar leave Tarboro for Tuesdays, and at A. M. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamer for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. CHERRY. Act., Greenville, N. O. Have Yon Forgot THAT I AM STILL CARRYING AN UP TO DATE LINK OF Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, AND A NUMBER OF OTHER THING UNABLE TO MENTION WHICH I Come to see me for your next Barrel of Flour or Pork. Yours to I Jas. B. White. TWO YEARS HAVE BEEN PAID IN THE OF NEWARK, X. J., POLICY HAS Loan Value, Cash Value, Paid up I 11-. Extended Insurance work.-, automatically, Is Will be reinstated If arrears be within month while yon are living, or within three after satisfactory of payment of arrears with Interest. second No s. Incontestable. Dividends are payable Hie g of second and of each succeeding year, provided the premium for year be paid, They may lie To led lire or To Increase the policy daring the lifetime of insured. J. L. i J, Greenville, N. C. OR TEN YEARS ASTHMA CURE FREE. Brings at Cure in all Cases ABSOLUTELY ON OF POSTAL. There nothing like Ii brings relief, even I he Worst Cases. II cures when all else tails. The Bay. c. V. Wills, Villa, Ridge, III., battle of received in good lion- I cannot tell mi how I hank fill I feel for the good derived from I was a slave, chained putrid sore throat asthma An ten years, I tie paired of over being cured. your advertise mi hi the cure of this dreadful and disc h, thought yea yourselves, but resolved lo give It a trial. To my trial liken charm. a full-size We want to lend lo n r of similar to the one cured Mr. Wells. We'll land It by mall pool paid, absolutely Vice Charge, to any who will write for even on a postal. Never mind, though you are despairing, bad your case. will relieve and cure. The Worse your case, more glad we arc lo semi It. Do Dot write at once, ad- dressing Dr. Taft Bros Medicine Co., East N. V. Oil. Hold try all Druggists. The Companionship of The man who abandons voluntarily cuts him self off from the most exalted that can cuter heart. He puts himself out of the company of Raphael, and Rubens, ml when he might live in the atmosphere that made them great. If Michael Angelo, Sir Christopher Wren, and welcome him at door, and Bach greet him as he enters. may be spavined wind-galled. The choir may be an aggregation of tuneless tyros, but if the young man has worshipful music in his soul church the same uplifting sentiments that inspired and u ill sweep the chords of bis heart as organist touches the keys, or a throat sings Hun- Rev. Francis E. Clark, in the November Ladies Home Journal. For Sale. tar N C. about, loll arm. about i cultivation Twain sens of is fine tobacco or truck SUM, flood buildings, to- He. For further address C. T. Berkley, Vs. in J. V. . Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Bagging, Ties and Bags. and shipments solicited. or hoard The following is a statement or of mi-, lings of the of Com nm- for number days each member number of miles traveled amounts allowed for services as Commissioners for Hie fiscal year December 2nd, 1901. R I. Davit days, O W 11.11 -rm-i u day, W O Little hath attended Jesse bath days, J J hath la days, I. J Chapman hath II I. DAVIS. days as Com. Hi i For miles 20.01 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Letters hiving this day issued to me upon of M.-ti;. tin deceased, by Clerk of Superior Court county, notice is hereby Riven to nil having claims . aid estate to me fr payment on or before the 30th or October 1902, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are notified to make payment to me. This the h or Lewis JARVIS i BLOW, Attorneys. LAND S A By virtue or a of the Court or Pitt county, made in s Special Proceeding entitled W. W. House and B. A. vs. A. Janus, wife or II. James, and others, the under- Commissioner will soil for cash be- fore the Court House door on Monday. December Mb. follow tract of land Id the county of Pitt and in Bethel township, ml Joining lands II. M. M. Jones, W. I. the Mary A. James land and others, containing acres, more or less, and known as the House land, and being the land own him at time of his in. November 7th, 1901. Jams, 0.1. DEALER IN A I now in in Haiti I in; more the ; op- ed the of my I my of books Mr Wiley the Greene St the choir clears its col him full authority to col- receipt fur same. I ask in me to cull him and Mt- k early AN OLD ADAGE light parse Is a heavy Sickness makes s light parse. The liver Is the of nine tenths of disease. . Tint's Pills go to the root of the whole thoroughly, quickly and restore the of the LIVER to condition. Give tone to the system and solid flesh to the body. Take No Substitute. E. E. Griffin, Maker us Opposite P. O., Greenville, N. C. visited the northern markets and Hie largest clocks, watches, rings, pins, etc., ever brought to Greenville. for holiday trade presents lo special orders Re- pairing to clocks watches done promptly. E. E. GRIFFIN. The Legislature has to a Com- to the erection in Hie at t of notable sons, the to lie met by popular More years ago legislature passed a that Georgia should be represented in the my hall by statues of Ogle- the the State, Dr. Long the of but DO further taken. The Best Prescription far Malaria bill. is u of Grove's Chill Tonic. It Is -imply Iron and in a tailless In, No cure, Fay, O W day as Com. H For as Committee h S S miles t Hi be n days torn. as For mill CANNON days us i a miles traveled 20.00 I I For days as 4.1 miles I 16.00 I. J days as Commissioner For 21.00 r. M. Wholesale retail Grocer and Denier. Gash paid for Hides, Seed, Oil Bar Turkeys. etc. Bed Mattresses, Oak Ba by Carriages, suits, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P. Gail Ax Key West Cheroots, A Can Chinks, Peaches, Apples, Pine n, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, flour Coffee, Meat, Soap, Ly, Magic Matches, Oil, Cotton Meal and Halls, Gar den Seeds, Granges, Apples, Nuts, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Currents, Glass China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware, Cakes and Crackers, Macs loin, Cheese, Best Batter, Stand Sewing Machines, and mi other goods. Quality and Quantity. Cheap for cash. Com Cot sty pa Pitt. t I, T K Moore, clerk of Board or for the county aforesaid, do hereby that the la a doth appear or record In Hi day No- 1901. T It Board Com. County THE GREENVILLE CO. phone Manufacturers of Doors. Sash and Blinds, Interior and Exterior Finishings for Pine Modern Cheap Build- We solicit your patronage guarantee to give satisfaction lo prices, styles work. Please send your orders to tub Greenville Co. C. LAND SALE. By of the power In me tho fast will and Cotton Bagging and Pies always on Fresh goods kept constantly so band. Country prod and sold. A trial will convince yon. D. W. H vested by or Lewis deceased, I will on Monday, De miner 2nd, 1901, before the court In Greenville, sell at public sale to bidder for cash that certain tractor parcel of land in county, lying South side or needy Branch and adjoining land or Lewis L. Frederick Will Moore and containing acres more or leas. It being tract of laud deeded to by part of man tract This the 29th day of October, 1901. of Lewis W. R. WHICHARD BRO,, Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every payment and prices low ea the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. LAND SALE. virtue of the Superior court of county in a proceed- entitled John t. and wife Lucy A. James vs. Hallie John and Millie Williams; undersigned Commissioner will tell for cash before the Court house in the 20th day or 1901, st in , the following described piece, or tract land in Carolina adjoining the of M. R. Page, B. U. Nelson, J. II. Whitehurst, J. II. others, the laud by William Rues to acres more or less. This Get. 1901 F. O. JAMES, Commissioner. county In Superior court. Mast t. Titos. The defendant, named, will notice that an action en titled above has been commenced in the Superior court of conn y for divorce, ard defendant will further take notice that is required to be st next regular term or the Superior held Tor the county or Pitt, to be held In the court next regular term or the county to be house in Greenville, on Monday be. fore first Monday of 1902, It betas the 18th day of January, 1902 and I Inn there answer to the complaint, which will bellied todays before said court, or will lie granted accordingly to the prayer of the complaint. This 2nd day November, D. MOORE, Clerk or Superior court Ice to Public. ATTENTION AGENTS Mr. John for North Carolina Virginia, of that Known and Popular Company, THE MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Co., of Desires to announce to Its large number of policy holders, and to the public generally, or North this com- will now Resume Business In this stats and in-m this date will issue Its and desirable policies, to tie- sir in k very best insurance la the best lire insurance company In world. K the local agent In your town has not yet completed arrangements, JOHN C. State Agent, Raleigh, N. Assets Paid policy Live, it to tho j. a. oar, ------DEALER IN------ A GENERAL LINE OP urn Also a nice Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE ME. J. B. COREY. Norfolk, Va. Cotton and Broken In Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ons. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. The Commoner IMBUED WEEKLY. WILLIAM J. Editor Publisher, Lincoln, Nebraska. In Advance. One Year Six Months Three Months Sing. Copy Be. No traveling canvassers em- ployed. Subscriptions taken at office. The Semi- Weekly and will be sent together one year for f or The Daily and one year for 13.60 payable in ad- YO PATENT as -FOR SI The Eastern Reflector . . j D. J. TRUTH TO . VOL. XX. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY-, N. C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER -AT- NO I IT WE ARE THEM For Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Trunks, Boys and Mens Clothing, Furnishings, Gloves, and a big line of Baby Cape, Cloaks, Mitts and Bootees. Come to see us. Every day a bargain day and everything a bargain. Tour friends, W. T. LEE CO. The IS THE RESULT the highest of Interest consistent with safety. of S. Low death rate, from a careful selection of risks and limiting its to the Catted States It be to row interest to we can do for yon before your life Insurance. Good territory for Agents in North Carolina. T. ARCHIBALD GARY. General Agent. Tor Virginia North Carolina, Life E. Main Richmond, Va. ALL ARGUMENTS HALT WHEN THE PRICE AND MERCHANDISE RIGHT. The pleasant days we have been having are now a thing of the past, and only the pleasant memories of the same re- main. Have yon supplied yourself with all necessary winter When you facts all arguments halt. We give no prices but all winter goods pi SOLD. A full and up-to-date line of Clothing, Shoes, Hate, Dry Goods, Rugs, Notions, Dress and Trimmings. Under- wear the cold weather kind. Winter and season right for Blankets and Comforts, yes stock right too. STANDARD PATTERNS RICKS WILKINSON. Water Remedy. Tired women who retire at night with the feeling they are so tired that sleep is impossible, should try the hot water remedy. Remove clothing and bathe your face, temples and wrists with water hot it can be borne. In many ireful sleep follow when it will not with other method. A rest of even lift or twenty to a tired woman in the middle of the day will do more than three times this resting space at the end of the when the muscles and nerves are almost be- resting. Even if you have only fifteen your dot hes and bathe our neck, tern plea face in hot water, or cold water, ii that is more grateful to nerves, and He down to the pleasant dreams which are almost sore to come after the hot water treatment. A glass of hot water with a few drops of lemon juice and a little sugar is a drink which French women take at their midday rest. Tea is too much of a nerve stimulant, it is very weak. Some And a glass of hot milk both and at their rest horn. If there is time, it is excel- lent plan to take your rest hour after dinner, and follow the sleep of fifteen or twenty by a pleasant sponge bath, putting on a fresh set of clothes for the after- noon work. Few appreciate how much of a rest it is to put on fresh clothes in the Times. Prices Reduced On All Our Stock of FURNITURE Consisting of handsome Oak Suits, Odd Beds, Wash Stands, Couches, Side Boards, Chairs and Rockers, we have greatly reduced the prices and invite all who need to inspect our stock, we can and will save you money. Don't forget that we have a huge line of Breech Loading Guns The Place to Best Goods for tho Least Money then you will jg straight to HOOKER IF YOU ARE Complete -luck of fall winter go now ready Inspection, and our NEW cannot he Indies see and will sell them at reduced prices, and secure a bargain. Your friends, j. i Over a Million Acres of Do. A report has been made by special agent appointed by Gov. Stanley to statistics on the subject of prairie dogs in Kansas. In the sixty-seven covered by the report it is shown that acres of are by prairie dog towns. county heads the list with aorta, county has and Cove The other counties run from to acres. la the extreme western part of the State nearly all of the pasture land is held by prairie dogs. The general estimate of damage to this pasture by is per cent., though many farmers think it is greater. One farmer in Wallace county says that his cattle will not eat grass on that part of his occupied by prairie dogs. A in Lo county says he is only able to pasture be of cattle on the same range where he pastured head ten years ago, the prairie dogs were not so numerous. Experts at the Agricultural Col-j are trying to devise some Method for exterminating the prairie dogs, but up to time little has come of The pest is rapidly in- Louis Dem. None genuine unless Red Cross is on label Don't taLe i WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD TO EQUAL OF for Chills, Fevers, Night Sweats and Grippe, and all forms of DON'T WAIT TO DIE SPEND CENTS AND BF CURED CURES TONIC TRY IT. NO C and Cum. Judge Moore is u good that he run An ancient parson was edifying bis with an account of passage the child of Israel across tho Ii- l sen in their from Egypt. lire lien said l-u went sea on ice. but win small up wall; rite sleek BAKER HART, SUPPLY. W Hicks b not Dead. a y Rev. hi It. II never was in i . a licit isl closing, He bus j completed his large splendid for and, i fable helpers, has mi mil, Word . ; Into inter In ; ii i i, quart- Mr. Hicks grow ii in and Bleep-Kilo us people's astronomer, and way on or i-n the wen cum down In seasons. Never iv win forecasts so hot by den. de Ice now, his timely It n tins bit in Faro nil hi- v i sated the people from army got Millions i were harvested for a buck sitting near to crops pulpit, and rising tip he wild early. The a knowing air, people win certainly don ii i., Hicks, hen It costs got In little and the His One toe, and bis splendid Tho up in hi journal one dollar a dignity, looked over his j, . tin Mm nae. Yon and pointing hi-finder Ii i. at down you I and year, and nigger, I mail Ink hi- I'm Just long as there ii a tariff duty on certain articles just so long will certain add that amount to price of their pro- ducts and thus force the consumer at horns to pay that much more than he should pay. The men who profit and grow unto million- by virtue this system want it left severely alone. Those who understand this plan of robbery and see that they are being robbed every day, are demanding a while many who have never understood this monstrous and most diabolical tiling are still standing by the very men who take bread from their children's Dispatch. The Malaria t hills and For la s of Tasteless Chill Tonic. It la simply iron a form. No cure, so ray. Pries see. have just added Steam Supply to our business and trill tell anything in this line very low. Bee when in wan I of Globe and, Anglo Valves, Standard Globe and Angle Valves, Check Valves, Water Oil Cups, Air Cocks. Steam Ganges, Hancock U. S. Injectors, i Cocks, Pipe all sizes, Pipe Pitting all sizes, LINK OP Packing, Robber Belt, Leather Belt, Belt Lacing. Belt Hooks. SOLE AGENTS Not tared. Amos was fair type k lip and gum He ; seated on a Ii ., store, all nit from home, and ii was kepi mi John, hum, I- bis neighbors, to Pi nail John i nil. Amos, no m, . mid who, for ten desired above nil be I exclaimed, i Ain't I'm -kind m . what l In School Attendance. u e en tillable statistics for . brought In I in of the -i pi lasts d, of public In- of tn Film i getting together instance is- ii ids show last year mile i children of i intended school, . ii i . children ii Hi, i in attend at all, l iii- average dance . the school term The smile salaries, per i i both male and Ce- her, i he Slate i. i- no oilier -i which Sewer Farm Drain Tile Garland Cook Stoves. BAKER HART. replied Building. N. C. Nun I ain't. I ain't you i -Kind , r you dollar ain't lei do n do it den Amos after some says, t n-c I part mi n shoe log lo e schools as Post. are Some pent ii--- in oat . lbs in in n I'm II i . . t. Mill,. . , nun I ii I'm col I- id ii ,. .; Is i Perry taking Trade An in- of mi- ii has become a i. . . . i i pi advertisers season arc seasonable. M, ii more there is a in j not lei up lime, lo keep everlastingly it, year year ii baa ban power I n of . an Ii, i