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Dissolution Sale THESE GOODS MUST CO Don't Wait Come Early and Get your Choice White Lawn edged all around with i Mich Lace, big values for ibis Sale for y- checked Homespun, nil colors you want, it will cost you cents the yard, this Sale per yd. Water color opaque window Shade with id. thread fringe, complete, feet feet wide, worth Sale yards Dark Calicoes yon pay and for, we have the market this Sale at odd Vests, Worth cents, this Sale cents. Cotton gloss Towels, woven check patterns, Assorted colors docks, ends, sizes Others l each, this Sale towels for bow, fill, seamless, welted top, tine Big rallies for mill per this Sale j per pair. High bust English Corset, jeans, book Heel cable cord bust and has goto trimmed top, perfect titling. Sold the world over this Sale Black spun gloss, Petticoats, full width in. plaited flounce, none better for this Sale Dozen Linen Collars, Standard Brand, retails for cents. This Sale cents per Dozen. TOO suit and fancy worsted. Men's J- in- always bring and live dollars, I hit Hub Big line of fall underwear, can't any for big values, this Sale 1,900 pairs of guaranteed solid leather oles, anybody will puce to you any where from In Mi Sale We have a big lot of hats that we sold from ninety cents to dollar, big value at prices, this Sale Inspect this Sale and if You Don't Think these Goods are below Any Man's Prices Don't Buy. We will sell the best blenching, as long as we have any, this Sale that you will say are cheap for all colors you can ask for, this Sale We will sell a guaranteed, full 10-4 unbleached, you pay for, this Sale We have a big line of rubber just re- we will have to sell them TO R. PARKER. N. C. are so well known that the people have put j on office. They knew what they were They didn't do it by ac- Wouldn't it be a handsome to do to paint house It is a nice house, has a good substantial commodious look, and isn't all you know; but a fresh coat of paint would make it so bright It's a pity not to. is beautiful but j the beauty of it it lasts so long, and does so much more than adorn an already interesting edifice. House out buildings and There isn't a man a woman in town, who wouldn't see them and make some remark. Of course, you will paint the town property; nothing would mark your administration more, n the eyes of the people; and, having done the same thin at home, it is the most natural thing in world lo do it for them. Yours truly F. W. Co. P. H. L. Carr sells our paint cm e FOR CON- -4, After of a n- TAX NOTICE. I will attend at the following times and places for the o collecting taxes lot the year Gum Swamp Church, township, Wednesday, October X Roads, Swift township, October township, Saturday, township, Tuesday, October 25- May's Chapel, Beaver Dam township, October Stokes township, Thurs- day, October Bethel, township, Fri I day. October Falkland, Falkland township, October All taxpayers are requested to meet promptly O. W. Sheriff. NOTICE OF LAND and t Blow Sale of vs land for M. I AND BLOW. I By of a decree the Court of Pitt county, made by D. C. Moore, Clerk, on the th day of October, in a certain special i proceeding wherein H. A. Blow other are plaintiffs and C. M. Blow and are defendants, I will, on I Monday the 21st day of November, at o'clock If., expose l sale before the court house door in Greenville, to the highest bidder for the following real property to On certain house and lot in the town of Greenville. North Carolina, , adjoining the Masonic on the least, the J. B. Johnson lot on the i north, Washington the west and Third street on the South and sit- on the corner of and Third streets, mid known as th- in-. William Blow lot. If chaser prefer the following i terms he had to wit t cash, the balance iii months. This I sale is made for division. This the 18th day of October, F. C. Harding, Commissioner. NO A Care at Last Searching by St. Lout A few months ago the attention few scientific and philanthropic g of St. Louis was directed to a entirely new method of combating most dreadful of all diseases, tuber- commonly called consumption. j Out of test cases, Tl j cured and have shown such . that ultimate recovery is but a question of a few So astonishing have been the results I and in cases pronounced Incurable by all old methods that a company has been formed and is nor prepared to furnish at a normal cost this cute to all sufferers of the One of its chief features is I that patients can remain at home, rounded by friends and relatives, and in a great many instances, especially the incipient or early stages of the disease, pursue their daily vocations and become completely cured. Patients the treat- here in St. Louis have complete- I recovered as rapidly as those in I Colorado. New Mexico and The wonderful results in question has been accomplished by the i and the company which controls this marvelous medical , their main office at North Seventh , street, St. Louis. They have also lo- j rated a factory on Easton avenue and a laboratory has been built at Hill- side, Mo. The cure will be known as the Lung c and Mr. C V. Benson, the discoverer of the which ate used, will person ally charge of the of the company. Mr. will personally meet all who call st the office of the company on Seventh street, and will answer all communications from who are unable to make a per- tonal the St. Louis Globe Democrat. Free on request. Company, 417-19 N. Seventh St , St. Louis, FOR CONSUMPTION. M. SCHULTZ and retail Grocer and furniture Dealer. paid for Hides, Fur. Cotton Seed, Oil Bar- rel. Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed- steads, Mattresses, Oak Suite, Ba Carriages, Go-Carts, Parlor Tables, Lounges, Safes, P i and Gail Ax Key West Che- George Can- ed Peaches, Apples, Syrup, Jelly, flour Hum, Meat, Soap- Ly. Mimic Food, Oil, Upturn Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar Apples, Dried Applet, Peaches, Currents, Glass and I Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware, and mm, Lei New and nu- other ponds. Quality and for cash. inn. M. Phi -e f R have to include County, Green ville Township. vs V John The defendant take notice that a summons in the above entitled action was issued against the on the 15th day of October, by H. Harding, a Justice of the Peace for said county, North Carolina, for the sum of 1108.80 due the plaintiff i v the defendant, which summons is returnable before said Justice at his office at Greenville, in said county of Pitt en the 18th day of November, 1904, when and where the defendant is re- quested to appear, and answer or de- to the complaint, or relief de- will be granted This 15th day of October, II. Harding, J. P. STATE N. C, OCTOBER to a 1904 For occasion the Atlantic Coast Lino will sell round rip tickets from Green- ville to Raleigh at the low rate of which includes one ad- mission to the Fair Grounds. Tickets on sale October 14th to 21st, inclusive, and for trains scheduled to arrive in Raleigh before noon of 22nd., 1904, with final limit to return October 24th. Ask the Ticket Agent. H. M. W. J T M. O. P A m .-ton, r. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 1904 No. H B. GLENN DAY. OUR NEXT GOVERNOR WITH US applause It was just such a speech as they to hear and it baa done good la cause of racy in county. NEEDLESS ALARM. ITEMS. The People Turn Out in Great Numbers to do Him Honor. More weather not have been asked for than which favored this section for the Glenn rally today. The rain two days had relieved the dust, the air was bracing, the blight and auspicious a great holiday. At an hour people from all parts of the county began pouring int. town and continued turn lb- on. Th- formed lion, in IV mi of the court an pageant. ere a large of ladies dressed in while, red. white and blue d Miffing Hag. The were orated. In the procession were also traps and carriages festooned with bunting and hags. It was h before twelve o'clock when pr cession moved. Headed by the man-balls and band it hist to he appeared he was I with a shout from tit and he was No Danger Here f torn Smallpox. It is how much ex- Mr. Glenn poke for two iteration has gone out the and was followed by Hon. W. M. smallpox in Greenville. To hear Bond, presidential elector of this the reports think the district, who made a short speech.; town was in the throes of an Mi. was once a citizen of and the people wild with Greenville and people were The fact is there have glad to bear him. N. C, Oct. C. H ion went to Winter- ville Tuesday afternoon. Ed passed through Tuesday, but no one ran to meet him. Mr. and Mrs. John of spent Russians Losses Figured At 60.000. The fact is there have -f Mr been only two cases to develop in Mfg , R i he town and two other These were j of q. night Sunday with E went to Greenville Oct. dispatch properly taken charge and is. fro states that General i lated. All but one of the cases ha. ordered are well. The people of the town bank of the ; generally have bee. Hun liver to railway and there is or Malone and the alarm. The fear people in Ml Greenville, are visiting about , . . relatives this vicinity. ii I the river of their I all Ho- the of Una Yang to beginning of Hie battle of Russians received Since toe enemy lacing has been The says that the fact only dead were field from to October the Russian casualties were upward of I he paper remarks that lo country or have coming is entirely without inundation. Miss Bryan, of Winter- ville. spent Sunday afternoon with A. Roscoe Flem- u mate of has another band After Mi. Glenn had . u I not to retire Horn with Major Sim river. From the Japanese sea. In W. It. Parker and Hon. L. I. More, county executive committee, the pieces- Post. lion About Kissing A father, talking to bis careless lg and of the F W. daughter, want to speak seminary, was the neighborhood to you of your mother. It may be Sunday afternoon., you noticed a Joe Smith and Hob- upon her face. Of course it baa good spent Sunday afternoon with been there by act go yours; still it is your duty to, Mrs. II. B. Smith and chase it I want you to get Sm day afternoon here. n tomorrow morning and Forbes. and breakfast. mother John Vincent spent Sunday alter- f in face of i BOOB with Oscar go right and kiss, Mies Mary Sunday heron the can't with Mi bow it will brighten her dear A. Jesse Jackson face. Besides a or Miss were here two. A long while ago, when were a girl, she Mated DIN one else was templed by i THE END OF THE CENTURY CLUB. your b and j swollen lace. You were not as at- for tractive then as y u The End of the Century Club rial be more than brave, h adds that the commander in chief is a wise soldier the only explanation of his a view longer lasts ire greater the Japanese Work. Time is all too short for those street to Dickinson avenue, then up the annul lo Ninth street, up to Evans slid through Evan- hack court DOOM the band whoa where the stand was erected To pass lime All along he , of who art idle; . tho next governor save time th -f . who was greeted r- bu-y. Work produces a Through years delightfully entertained on and shadows she r Oct. 18th, at to cur., by magic of a mother's JG en Arthur, the hospitable the little, dirty, chubby vice president, Mrs. L. C. who work. It never bungs heavy, whenever ere pie lining the Mr was by . ex Senator F. G. James and began his speech about one o'clock. He was quite he first be- but told the. crowd if would draw up . quiet as about fifteen mini voice up could way hack and sit down l he mike noise for In bear. If said in- Ml lion HUM for work; idleness for idleness. Work grows lighter and lighter; with h-st old world with meeting bad been railed older and toe usual hull MM of Hie About Registration. I literary program was proceeded Pt-r-ons who were with The subject for the list noon was the of changed papers were read idleness and heavier. J ire not required for me. which a discussion of th makes a sounder body in manners and customs of SOD Oder mind. wearies -r become of j these people ensued age slice last election n i is-j proved very Interesting and u-r. Also who only registered fur There a Ml an must general and visitors. body and reduces f the brain Charlotte PERSONALS AND SOCIAL 20th., 1904. J. S. of Baltimore, is in town. Jesse returned Wed- evening from Whitakers. Mis Mattie Abram, of Rocky Mount, is visiting her Mrs. S. M. Schultz. C. B. West, of Raleigh, who baa been spending a few days here left Wednesday evening. Dr. H. O. Hyatt, of was here Wednesday evening re- turning borne from Farmville. Miss Helene Battle, Rocky Mount, who visiting Mrs, R. W. King, returned home today. Mrs Allie of Baltimore, arrived Wednesday evening to . visit her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Lang. Mrs. J. G. Latham returned Wednesday evening from Washing- ton. Her sister, Miss Laura borne. Friday, October n Suffolk today. L. H. went to today. R. L. Humber went to Hamilton Mrs. J. L Blow and child left Thursday evening tor Ayden to visit K. C. Barrett, route of the Southern Express company, spent Thursday night ham. Mrs. who has been visiting Mrs. A. H left Ibis Little Hilt Tilt accompanied her home. Saturday, October 22nd., F. went to today. L. If J-c left Friday Rev. W. E. Cox left this morn- for It looked like good old Demo. times in today. Mrs. T. L. and child left Thursday evening Family Needs Help. U family G i ville l- real need. The husband win. ,, mother municipal registration does no. for general election. The Looks close Hat Oct. District Attorney Harry Skinner given v.-b-i Pitt county, as it was the of pro he had any where in slate during his call- vats. Ho said be did to talk , to the people as politicians but as patriots and Christian. If they thought the party had , given the bet administration it was On the other if party has given the best it was their duty lo support that party. He then proceeded to draw a son two and show which lust sci veil the of , the country and people. It is impossible in brief spice to give even a synopsis of his great speech. The tariff, trusts, the unjust roll, corruption office, were all discussed-fully by the Confederate Monument Unveiling. acknowledges with I receipt William Dorsey U. D. C, to be . WOW t returned Friday evening Iron th- adjourned In meet with Mrs. W. A. afternoon, N f if their need help iii and Hod the of Greenville will supply unveiling of the need when know it Confederate Any contributions sent Mrs. Ht Saturday, will applied to this need. Narrow His Hand Cut Off. ,,, boy N. Oct. h, ,,. .-s.-ape Friday morning while running n While street cutting on his in j , was struck and just east of town, Air. Man in Law-j by n but for- bad bl right en- escaped will, only off. He was feeding the run- j chine, when his became in the the I Late Train. above News and j the fair Orphan Burned. HI The Orphan Asylum was destroyed by lire today. Two children are know u to ed and others re Injured by jumping from the windows. Two children suffocated in the Peter- son. lire started in Si. R. of Norfolk, who has beau a left this B. F. came over from Friday re tinned Mrs. E. A. Jr, sou and M. H. lift Friday v. J. U. h, of moraine and out to preach which was the stove VT, M. King and L. I in the dormitory, bad es. apes. A Mill. Observer. A telegraph instrument placed in the ticket at the speaker. people shewed their depot for in appreciation in frequent bursts of train reports. passenger train on this loud will be held Weldon each day until m. That will give. HI trains from two lo three hours race in class the Hail late each I Wednesday. Not That. No, noxious Tills people are not n d beating just they walk more leisurely limn heretofore and wear their arm across the is els. W. H. Dull Jr's , i h- . back to .,, strict which has lawn Slate i ts C an Liver last year hero I Hie 1,860 get an- d who gets same mi hi, POOR PRINT

D. W. DEALER IN Groceries And Provisions Cotton Bagging and Ties always on hand Fresh Goods kept con- in stock. Country Produce Bought and Sold D. W. Q R North Can M. SCHULTZ Wholesale retail and furniture Deal or. Oath paid for For. Cotton Seed, Oil Bar- l; Egg, Bed- Mattresses, Oak Salts, Ba I Carriages, Go-Carts, Parlor Tables, Lounges, Safe, P and Gail Ax Snail, j Life Tobacco, Key .-note, Henry George Can- Cherries, Peaches, Apples. fine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, j Flour Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap- Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar if a Oranges, Apples, Nuts j Give tone to the system and Candles, Dried Apples, Peaches, solid flesh to the body. Prunes, Currents, Raisins, and China Ware. Tin and j NO Substitute. Ware, Cakes and Crackers, Cheese, Best Butter, New Royal Sewing Machine; and nu- goods. Quality and quantity. Cheap for cash. Come see me. M. Schultz AN OLD ADAGE light purse U heavy Sickness makes a light pane. The LIVER is the seat of nine tenth of an disease. Tim's Pills go to the root of the whole mat- thoroughly, quickly safely and restore the action of the LIVER to normal condition. Announcement To Hear An Old Man Swear. Quite How often you can get a thing nail or screw, driver or lacking. Have a good too box and be prepared for Our line of tools Is all you could desire, and we will see that your tool box does not. lack a tingle useful article. Of Course You get Harness, Horse Goods, J. P Corey People are more and more coining to regard profanity as rude and and man who swears is generally regarded as undesirable I company while he is swearing, lie- I we heard one of the circuit N fl i I n n I II . out S I AR I I Y State remark upon u u u n ii u i the and of OF THINGS GOOD TO EAT AT W. J. The Five Points Grocer. At this store yon Hon- est Goods at Honest Prices. Anything wanted r your j table can be supplied j y I if you call, or No. Rest assured that you set only fresh goods every time I you buy here. LAND SALE. and he mentioned a well-known lawyer who frequently renders his conversation unpleasant by reason of his profanity. All will agree that swearing is useless and ugly and that it is to be deplored in any and all ho indulge in it. Ii is bad in one. but somehow to hear a man whose head is fur Hie under the white many years, indulge in profanity is more than in men of younger years. They seem not to I have learned with the passing neither the proper respect for other people for the Creator, on whose goodness the life of all de- pends. men ought not to swear, for it begets a habit of which their best friends are ashamed; sirring men should fir it OLD DOMINION LIN By virtue of a decree Superior shows that they learned to give way j court of Pitt in Special Pro- L ., , , , .- t , No 1300, Warns to at u tun vs W. E warren and others, the t b v should have resisted; old men undersigned Commissioner will sell , . , , , . , ,. for cash at public auction the i announce that we are Retail for s White Lead, Paints, Colors, and and Country Ready nixed Paints. There is in the world better than the Harrison line. It has behind it a t reputation for honorable wares and honorable dealings. .- If you 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, AYDEN ITEMS. Ayden ft. C, Oct. 1904 Our roller wash board n it without a and is destined to take lead, to try one, is to buy one, and to buy to never be without one Ayden Milling Mfg. Co., N. C. Mr. C. A. was a visitor our town Lime, plastering hair, windows, doors, blinds and side lights at J. R. Smith A Bro. Miss Delia Smith left Thursday to take charge of a school Black Jack. you need a nice, light, tough pole, for your buggy or j selection. Ayden Milling Mfg. Co. AYDEN DEPARTMENT. J. M. Manager and Authorized Agent. The latest thing in shoes. Calf fat W; C. Jackson Go's. Dr. Sure cure for lo- and for sale by J. R, Smith and Bro. la pro- be the in the mar- received, fine line of bar j nets can fit you up in any style r price. Ayden Milling Mfg. Co. Fancy candies, oranges, apples and bananas at E. E. Co's. Call on Hart Jenkins for a bar rel of Columbia Flour, none better to be had anywhere. We are offering good values for the money in shoes, bats, caps, rugs, chi pets, tables floor oil cloth Cannon Tyson. For peaches, apples, corn Call us and make a I tomatoes, c, apply to E. E IA On. Remember, if yon do not secure Miss a milliner from one of high grade buggies, Baltimore, who been with Mrs. j your loss will he than ours. W. E baa returned lo her j Ayden Milling Mfg. Co., home. N. C. As went for Daily ; B. S. of Wilmington, and we inc bis mother in receiving. Mil. returned to his home Hid tiling those in arrears. We have a j am Headquarters for first of all who receive mail t class, light neat Harness, Sec. G-toE. K. new, Those desiring first-class to beef, fresh meats, MM in the enlargement of pictures will, M , . and fresh fish. j do well to see Hart Bro, First Class hand made I e . . . . he thinks he will ma am the wholesale and retail large trade, that are simply the I stock always on hand, your orders smoothest eat on the market I J. A. Griffin. Ayden Mfg; Co. of w Why suffer from intense head Corn, hay and oats, at J. ; of who we ache, eye ache smarts and burns, are v hen you can j m- ed pair of glasses properly j won balance his home. W. C. Jackson and new They this office. We take orders for job Joe Ross went lo Greenville yes- large number of the Hart Bros, carry out every week they must be doing a Ayden Milling Mfg. Co., Ayden N. C. New Hue of men's youth suits, suits, and over-coat's to fit ever at. Cannon Tyson. Harrison ready mixed paints, colors, lead, oil and at J. R. fitted, by grad-1 Now we of Optician, Ayden, N. C. Weak leaf and cart eyes, in need of glasses, and will sell them as cheap ways go to worse. A lit- one- tie piece of glass properly Ayden Milling Mfg. Co. ed will work wonders. Ayden, N. C. J. B. Smith says his firm has a I. If you need Pair of pair of shoes for every body. They ; J l buy hem at W- M- . , I Edwards Co. come in by ear loads. r. , for next fifteen days you can Dr. Josh Tayloe, of Washington, w M state smallpox inspector, was Co. last Tuesday and in company with j our resident made ASK FOR COLUMBIA FLOUR, If it doesn't give you absolute satisfaction your dealer will pay you for r turning it. K. F. Johnson, Dist. Ayden, big business as well as doing good j Smith Bro. work. just a few more thousand home The Mason bad a nice meeting; for sale by Cannon A Tyson. last night. Remember can find us, pair double, single and fold- nicker i. piques and; wire at J. B. ether nice numerous to mention at J. R. Smith Bro. j j for Dr. M. M. Saab and family . . sale U E. O. Cox now has the court door in on I they are growing weaker in the Nov. 7th following. t i described land i the town t of morals and manners when . . EXCLUSIVELY IN SALEM of Greenville- That place m . on the North by Tar riv East by the Atlantic Coat Rail- road, on the South by Third street,, and on the West by the Jack White place, containing seven awes, more m. a r i or less. KEV. Ph. D., Principal. This 7th day of October 1904. From to pa Pounds , t , ., oner. most remarkable cases j cf a cold, deep seated on the I pneumonia, is that of Mrs. LAND SALE. E. M Ind , in season, hot w find that the more Pianos which. By virtue of a decree of j who w as cared by the use add to the the results at- mine- n i. i. Cure, Sue in work. We have added a number of your no special p , , , . , . , , , . , , ,. entitled and the las-t an SET M ICE Steamer R. L. Myers leave Washington except Sunday. at a. for leaves Greenville daily; except Sunday. at m. for Washington. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, j Philadelphia, New York Boston. ind all points North. Connect- a railroads should order I Jesse .- me r., Old Dominion lb-. ,. . . , . , ,,,.,,,,. ,., ,, Iron. New and sale, to the . . ,, m, and Southern B. R. and highest bidder for cash, a certain Old on Line from Norfolk; tractor parcel of land situate from township, I'm county, Lin Bay Line and Chesapeake Line Thomas Holton, . Baltimore, Merchants and Mill Hun. log acres, more or less, and the R. This ALEX T. KL Winston N. C, March 9th., 1904. Mr. M. Charlotte. Dear is a little to file an this late and Miners from Boston. hours subject to change without T. H. Myers, Washington, N. C. J. J. N. C. B. Walker, Vice President Manager, Street. N, Y. ill Norfolk, Buyers and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ons. Private Wires to New Tort Chicago and New Orleans. IN HO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Tits . . Correspondence sad Cute. Four remedy y of cough, my and met., n 1- . they have all good satisfaction. It requires a piano of unusual merit the constant use all r dice pianos have within our school, but we are glad to be able to say that your haw stood the test, and we. will continue to your time to time as the need arises. think there Hie about, a dozen now in the school. J. II. Principal. They are fully Rome men ate good they FOR SALE. it cheaper than being bud. will sell one tract of land situated in Beaufort county, on water, con- MO acres more or less; about acres under cultivation; enclosed with a good wire fence, with j stored to sick man or weak a good country residence thereon first restoring health tenant the land adaptable to the growth of cotton, tobacco, truck, A and magnificent and up. play of these pianos can now guaranteed. be seen and heard at, factory sale will I close before more ville, at lowest factory prices . when the We withdrawn, and if corn and the like. About acres the timbers on which have not been over in several years For full information address B. B. NIChOLSON. It a wk wk. Washington, N. C ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Having qualified as administrator of Annie L Smith, deceased, late of Pitt county, N C this is to notify all persons having claims the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to undersigned on or before the day of August 1905, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their All persona indebted to said estate will please make payment. This 27th day of August 1904. SMITH. Administrator. The mere offer of a match will light up a girl's counts- A weak . man, e it cannot have on the floor several slight-; you any earthly use for food nourishment. used upright pianos piano or organ it will Health and strength cannot be re- prices tanging from pa you to take a look around. to Each instrument hen in Greenville Miss is guaranteed for years. j Be Patrick, who is We also have a fine display with our stay of organs at surprising low here, be glad to give you figures ranging in price from a tune. and to the stomach. A weak stomach cannot digest enough food to fee the tissue and revive the and run down limbs and and organs of the body. Dyspepsia cure digests what yon eat, cleanses and strengthens the and membranes of stomach, and cures indigestion, dyspepsia stomach troubles. Sold at Drug Store. It is easier for some men to es- a paying business a good reputation. The is out, extending the of life, hope, and happiness. Reaches around the globe. Rocky Mountain Tea. cents, Tea or Tablets. Woolens Store. CHAS. M. Q. Q. Factory Representative. . s WE WANT COTTON SEED In Any Size Lots. We will either pay cash or ex- change meal and hulls for seed and bags pay all ; freights. Write us when you are ready to sell exchange. HAVENS OIL CO., Washington, N. C. William Fountain, H. D., Physician and Surgeon, N. C Office ons door east of post office, ob Third street Phone haw Fremont. Call to see our laces ham- burgs, J. R. Smith Bro. Do you J. II. Smith Bro. the most complete line of bleaching ginghams in town. Their customers tell me that it is so. thorough examination small- pix epidemic a it exists here. They report only one case, that confined isolated part town. No Is allowed to go near it or come it. Our citizens have all, readily without been vaccinated and every precaution to prevent its spreading has been taken. Our physicians have requested us to make this explanation they are gentle- men who be fully relied on. There is of fear and going among us While in Winterville yesterday ; we were very much edified by of the private lectures of B. j W. Hatcher, Lecturer of I the Grand Lodge of Masons of North Carolina. All percales for at W M. wards Co. no use to howl, your medicine like a little man. Cotton seed meal and hulls at J. K. The ladies say that A have the prettiest line of goods in town. perhaps just at this E. G may not possibly be as busy as h Walt street broker yet It is plain ho Insurance man he gets there. He is not only a but has found it necessary to assistance. His companies narrow, nice and cheap, J. R. Smith Hi. Come to see us when you want to buy Independent Manufactured Mo,, books those who wish t goods, Hart register for coming election can do so between now the and ginghams for at W. M. Edwards Co. son are displaying the up to title ever brought to this Tobacco, we handle are first class and every body the fact, hence Mr. Cox I take this method of informing is to be congratulated being a j the public that as Summer sea- j hustler and having something MB bl about over am offering hustle, special inducements order lo J. is in attendance j sell. My. line of cannot be Upon Raleigh fair this week, excelled, and the Edwin the wealthy enjoy such. hoe which I handle exclusively M not far poverty-struck we; are Give me a Call and when I have to remain. public to know that stock of DRUGS, an up-to-date line of STA- KEY, all kinds TOILET articles, best quality of RUBBER goods and the rest OBTAINABLE; carry Garden Seed Dye-stuff, Cigars, Cigar- Chewing and Tobacco, a large as- of Hard and Elastic sea, Best -took of Brush es of all kinds. com- pounded. M. M. SAULS, N. C. or no made, given, Bros., Ayden, S. C. Sid A. P. Edward ft Co. Raymond Turnage and i A edgings in Joe went to Winterville m.,, .-an buy them Thursday. ; cheap at W. M. Edwards Co's If you need anything in the way j ,, , ., beating stoves and repairs for, -of Crockery, Tin ware to see us, Hart ft Jenkins. Ask E O. Cox about it. Life Fire, Accident and Health P. O. Building, Ayden. J. P. and L. F. of Winterville were here One lot of calico at W. M. j shown you my dry goods, notions What 1-the matter with Ayden pr and people. T Why PHYSICIAN m SURGEON Office Block, Railroad, Richmond I m Ayden, N. C. . .- Sometimes l The family of J. T. Jr., other Hue of goods I know I Ayden people. Why be able to please and-ell you j haven't we got a factory, J J HInes m. industries t Is it because in brain, here or is it Sometimes have gone lo Kinston f-r a few days. Special attention is called to Zephyr shawls, infant caps and general assortment of ribbons at Mrs. J. A. A. U Tripp. of has H. J. K. Smith we are at a loss t take it in, but due reflection we have con LOUIS Mr. Allen .,. money utilized Practicing Physician last wide sheeting for at W. j visiting ins brother, J. Edwards Co. i Call and examine, our line of Mis. O. children high grade You have gone to Oak City to easily convinced of for quite a while. of material and mAke fa we Milling Mfg. Co. ; M,, nun in for visit relatives. Large stock of furniture consist- of suits, steads, and sitting chairs, mattresses, straw, and cotton at J. It. Smith A M. Edwards. Fin it Jars and Ayden will necessarily become of leading towns to state. Try it, yon and moneyed men Ayden, and if our don't true then we will Hotel Annie, Ayden, N. C. FOR ONLY. agree to hi live on razor soup Tn, Masonic at w d. , . , . of our days. shirts for J fail to sec I J. It. Smith A New up-to-date Wheeler and Dr. D. I-. Dental Surgeon W Greenville, Insurance and other affairs of a more serious nature seem ts keep our friend A. P. con- the go, with R. F. John- son as a close We, too, used t enjoy the exercise but alas, for us no more. E. E. Co. will do all they possible can to please yon with their line of heavy and fancy groceries Men and suits at cost at W. i M. Edwards Co. Miss Hallie Tucker is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. Notice you want your cotton ginned nice and clean, in order that you might better prices for it, bring it to the Ayden Milling Mfg. Co., Ayden, at greater reduced prices. Ed winds Co. W. M. Wilson sewing machines for at W. M. Co. STATEMENT OF THE BANK OF AYDEN N. C.-s At the close of business Sept Loans and Discounts, Furniture and Due from Banks, Check and Cash Items, Gold Coin, Silver Coin, National Bank notes other U. S. Total, sou's new both plain and , decorated. Prices are formerly. j Ladies and Misses clipper at costs at W. M. Edwards Co. A nice selection of rugs at W. M. Edwards ft Co's. We want your hams chickens i egg. J. R. Smith Bro. Au nice line of waist hats at Mrs. J. We continue to build j buggies for we do not LIABILITIES. apace we cannot Ayden, N. Examine our line of notions just Undivided profits less Relief Association. The best plan, the best rate and the induce- offered. So A. P. Ayden, N. C Capital stock paid in, expenses, Dividends unpaid Individual deposits sub- to cheek, Certified checks Cashier's Hills of of Total. C. and Co. I wish to remind my j friends and customers my line 16,183.02 neck wen-, fancy collars and TS belt of different colors, a specialty nave arrived. Mrs. J. Davis. underwear to suit all Fits at W. C. Jackson aid Go's. New Fall Catalog Issued August Is the most helpful and valuable of its kind issued in America, it tells all about both Farm and Garden SEEDS which can be planted to advantage and profit in the free to a. request. Write it. Wood Sons, POOR PRINT .

THE EASTERN REFLECTOR AND D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and LOOK ON THIS PICTURE AND THEN ON THAT AND SAY WHICH WILL YOU TAKE. Entered in the post office at Greenville, N. C, as second class matter, Advertising rates made upon application. A correspondent desired at every post office in Pitt and adjoining counties. i to Pitt County. N. C, 1904. The state fair is over once more. The Japanese-are also doing thing along the recruiting line. Cotton all uncertainty. You cannot tell what the price will do- has had good weather for it and is doing herself proud with the fair. you want to cast a vote you will be proud of, let it be the Straight Democratic ticket. The next governor is with us and the town in his- The latch string always bangs free to R. B. Glenn. Republicans are noted for claim- but this is one time they had better wait for the votes to be count- ed. Mr. Bryan, who has just finished tour through Indiana, says Judge Parker will certainly carry that Ute. -j One day the run and two days the Russians take to their heels. That seems to be about the condition at the seat of war. Recently Judge Christian, of Virginia, published an article that discredited North Carolina's record in the war between the states. A committee of prominent Confederates in this State was appointed to the facts and publish an article in reply to Judge Christian. The committee has given its answer to the public and it clearly maintains the claim of North Carolina her soldiers were at at Gettysburg and and last at Appomattox. We take it attention having been culled to the fact that Major Stedman is taking active part in the state campaign. The Democrats of Pitt have ed a manly county ticket to be -voted for. But what mixture the pulling together. When Tillman gets to preaching we guess lie frill not use as an illus- the particulars of how he killed Editor The improvements talked about by the Improvement Com- are enough to make everybody along the road glad of the lease. A member of the grand jury at Beaufort county superior court got drunk and the judge sent to jail. It be a good lesson. Janus II. the slayer of Gonzales at Columbia, S. C, is said to have made application to join conference and enter the ministry. Senator Nathan B. Scott Par- is going to be defeated worse than Greeley was in and even worse than Bryan was in 1890 1900. That fellow has got it bad. Next thing you know the claimers will be Roosevelt will get every vote. Just wait until the re- turns come in. OUR NEXT GOVERNOR. Hon R. B Glenn, Democratic can- for governor, was guest Saturday, arriving on the morning train In former campaigns he has visited Pitt county is known to our people. They his eloquent speeches and love him for his efforts in unite supremacy and good government Pitt county may be upon to do her full duty in the majority i given him on election day. Tobacco Com- formed by, a ; of he three great companies, is said to be capitalized at Looks like that ought to be enough for them to retire on. There are some people who will steal at every opportunity, but who ever thought there was a man living j who would steal flowers f r a grave in a cemetery This has been going on for years and a newly made grave at Greene Hill; if covered with beau- flowers, is almost sure to lie robbed. Sunday afternoon man happened to visit his plat rather late the afternoon and caught a man removing some of the choicest specimens from a grave and made put them back. this practice is not new; it has been going for years and the keeper has done his best to stop it, but has never been able to do so. He gays the work is done mostly at night. Greensboro Record. The cemetery flower thief must exist around every town. At least there have been instances almost like the above in Greenville. We heard of flowers being stolen from one grave and placed on another. i Roosevelt has found an imitator in North Carolina. A special from Statesville to the Raleigh News and says that J. A- Sisk, the Republican nominee for Senate in that county, visiting the homes of and taking meals with the table together. It is surprising that the Southern people, are displaying so much apathy in regard to the coming election. To our mind it is the important one that has occurred i many years. The South will go solid for Parker, but this fact should not cause any man to loose interest. No Southern man can afford to miss the opportunity of casting a vote against Roosevelt, the and tried to force upon them. Olive Tribune. The Democratic ticket, as we have j heretofore shown, was nominated by the people in open daylight, in open convention, in an open court house, in the presence of the assembled There was no secrecy or mystery about it. The men chosen are well fitted and qualified for the positions for which they were They are worthy of the sup- port of every citizen who desires to secure and preserve the blessings of good government. From the very moment they were nominated there has been no doubt as to who were the Democratic candidates. were oar candidates then, they are; now, and will be on the day of j With us there has been no shifting of candidates, no nickering, no trading, no taking one down and putting another up, and indeed, j there can be none, for our candidates were put up by the people and no- bod j- can take them down or change them. They are now going from place to place in the open day and I in speech telling the what they stand for and what may be i x- j petted of I hem and the people hear j them gladly. That is one picture. Now look on the other. It is said j we are to have an opposition ticket I on day of election Who knows what that ticket will be Will it be I Republican or Populist or a little of both, or of neither Who can j now say what names will be on it , name will head it for senator Will it be our friend who said any- thing to beat the Democrats, or will it lie one who is less outspoken in j meeting Who will boon the ticket for treasurer Will it. be a a or a skeleton or fragment of hi fact, who, can tell us who will be on for any position The last set names we hoard of bear very little; resemblance to the first, set of names A skeleton of the Republican party was first to its candidates were to antagonize the Democratic candidates. Then a fragment of I the Populist party took a hand in naming candidates. of them have been r. tired and others have snapped about. By whom and how was this done We know how Mr , W. J. Dr. R. J Grimes, I Dr. J. E. Nobles and Mr. W, L. i Smith were retired. They retired themselves, lie it said to their credit they all published cards declining to permit their names to be used in any such connection and for any such purpose. It was manifest that undue liberty Lad been taken with their names and they were prompt to say so. But how about the other changes that are said to have been made. Who made them and by what authority What secret agree- and influences brought them about Who knows What other changes are to be made before the election and what influences are to bring them about Who knows This much, however, we do know. The people have had nothing to do with making this Republican list combination ticket, nor with making the changes in it. They have not been consulted, nor per- to take any part in it if they had been so inclined to do. We the assertion that out of the four thousand white votes in Pitt county are not today forty who can name the whole of the mongrel ticket they will be asked to vote. On the other hand we venture the further assertion that there not forty voters who cannot name the men on the Democratic ticket. One ticket will be of a trade. The other will be the work of the people Voter, which will you take It is for you to say. Herald Loses Faith. The New York Herald has been doing some marvelous stunts since the nomination of Judge Parker. Up to a few days ago the Herald has been supporting the date ardently and predicting his election Now the Herald has lost faith and declares editorially that President Roosevelt's election is most a foregone conclusion. The Herald is a great political results. The last attempt at on the part of the was during the mayoralty campaign in New York city two years ago. That paper announced that Greater New York would give Mayor Lowe majority. The Herald only missed the result eighty thousand. Geo. R. was elected Mayor over Lowe by sixty thousand major- So it is a case of guess with the Herald after all. It is a pity that the paper has lost but there are enough of us left on this side of the fence lo keep things lively until after, the election any way. Wilmington Dispatch. Senator Bacon, of Georgia, in- interview printed tn the Chi- that if President people south ill be in B state of dejection almost amounting to Senator Bacon talks, like a t lie alter, with- a dark blown taste In his month and deep blue darkness his mental o. he was suffering from dyspepsia. The south has do notion of dejected or of despairing matter who is elected president. She la too st to be people yet live within her borders who have seen hr come through the war, days of reconstruction the times of five-cent cotton and, three commercial panics. She lived and struggled onward and upward under Grant and she will not despair because of Roosevelt. Annie from her deathless vitality and source of strength, he has absolute the wisdom of the of the whole county and in their ability to demand a halt before any warfare against her or her institutions has gone too far. Richmond News Leader. How We Apples Swim It has not been so many moon's since Republican newspapers that the Democratic was in its tendencies. Now we behold the Republican organs lauding the Populist can- for President and using and his party for all they are worth to Roosevelt The Populist party and the Populist allow-1 the Republican party to use them to their advantage, all of which is understood by men who art not ac- to too much lope. The Re- publican party is willing to do any- thing to win and the so called Pop- arty is willing for the G. P. to do it we apples Wilmington Star. A grand jury down in recommended the printing for gen- distribution of the names of all the taxpayers and the amounts they give in We believe this would be eminently wise and effective, or, to speak more precisely, wise because it would be effective. If a man when he gives in his taxes knew that the amount was going to be exposed for the whole world to see he would give his conscience more latitude and its result would be a decided increase, in taxables One of the loosest features of the government today is the slack-twisted way in which the taxing is done. We that the North Carolina ration commission in its capacity as. a tax commission is working some reforms the taxation system of this state but of course it is at pres- nowhere near the root of the trouble Greensboro Telegram. Railroad Casualties. Washington, Oct. report issued by the Inter-State Commerce Commission today shows that the total number of casualties persons on railroads in the United States during the fiscal year ending June 1904, was comprising killed and injured. shows a large increase. The total number of collisions and de- was involving of damages to ears, en- and roadways This is an in crease of collisions and derail meats. The casualties were an in- crease of killed and of in- over the preceding year. One thing For Farmers To Do. Not satisfied with almost lute control of the prices of tobacco, the largest tobacco companies, the American Tobacco Consolidated Tobacco Company and the Tobacco Company, have merged into one great trust. There will be little more competition in the buying of the raw material and the farmers can have very little hope of the future in the way of high prices unless they cut down the pro- That is the only way they will be able to hold their own against the big Dispatch- Fifty Fatal Spree. Fifty drunken goats caused a great deal of excitement in Old Forge. Some men dumped a of fermented wheat in a vacant lot near where a number of were pasturing. The odor arrested the attention of the goats as being very tempting. They swarmed down the mountain and had a glorious time eating the wheat, The effect on the proved fatal, as they had eaten so much that they were poisoned. The residents feel the loss severely, as they derived their milk supply from the goats Independent. It's saying a good deal when the Republicans declare the Democrats unlit to rule the country, when the truth is, not enough white men have voted the Republican ticket any one year in the last forty to elect a Re- publican President. If Mr. Roosevelt is elected this year it must be done by the in Ohio, New Jersey, West Virginia and Maryland. If the vote in those states were deducted Mr. Parker would be elected without Raleigh Times. The Raleigh News wild Observer which is the and less knows says that the Associated I was in error stating that the decision of the U. S. supreme court in the South Dakota bond case would the other bonds of a like nature to those held by South Dakota. The News and Observer says it will do nothing of the Greensboro is WINTERVILLE This department is in charge of A. D. Johnston, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. The A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. have about finished their new addition to factory. They now have over The buggy has made such a reputation among the court chaps it is impassible for a feet of floor space engaged in buggy to stay in their factory, manufacturing and their The A. G. Cox Co. are are much better ever before. a new department to their There is the beat selection of, factory that will inks, library paste and feet of floor apace. This will be a at the drug store of Dr. B. T. Cox great improvement to their factory Bro. ever brought to Winterville. nod give them greater capacity for Protect your eyes by buying one j work, of those eye shades at the Drug I Stoves, heaters and ranges. All Store, price j styles, lowest prices. See our stock Kittrell and Taylor have just before purchasing and save received a of flour. Winterville Mfg. Co. Bee them get their prices. umbrella, trunks For underwear that will make it aid Barber warm for you in cold weather call Co. at John Whitty Sou's. j B. W. Hatcher, of Liberty, will K. H. has put on a deliver address in the Masonic new coat paint on his hall Tuesday at o'clock. which adds very much to that part I invited. of the town. Boarding J. D. Highest price for cotton seed Cox. Board 91.40 per day. Best paid by County Oil Mill. house town. See Kittrell Taylor for a candies a specialty at the loaf of bread. store of B. T. Cox Bro. good barrel of Kittrell have just re- flour or pork see Kittrell and a nice assortment of cutlery you want a nice knife see them. Don't forget to bring or W. F. Fry is en the sick list. your cart hubs to A. G. Cox We want your eggs at per Co. Fat they Barber Co. j We now have a complete line of I have been informed that A. ladies dress goods and trimming, W. Co. has the nicest notions, hats and umbrellas, rugs line of dress goods silks, ribbons, and window shades. Will take hamburg and lace in town. pleasure in showing one all Don't worry over that lb tie lot through our line, of cotton you had over when; Harrington, Barber Co. you got through ginning your lint Beady made clothing, hats, cap- lots. he Pitt Co. Oil Mill, buys boots and in any the and Co. best market price paid every T. N. Manning and Co. have You folks may t us fresh cheese, nice mullets and a with the smallpox but we have full supply of Groceries, got as much stirring, Window door frame, porch for the size of our town, any columns, brackets nil kinds of other place. house trimmings at rock bottom G- A. Kittrell and Co. have just prices, Winterville Mfg. Co. received a car load of No. Tim- M'S J. B. Carroll is light sick. Hay. Pure North Carolina pi tie Tar. Glass ware, crockery, tin, caps. Harrington, Berber and Co. A good chance to cut A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. wish to con- tract to have five hundred cords wood cut. wood cutter wish- a job can ace them at their office. Just received, another car load of flour. ton, Barber Co. Finest line of drew goods in G. Chapman Co. For nice easts, we've got cheap, A. W. Co. Trunks and valises cheap. Harrington Co. For dress and work shirts call at Jno. Whitty Son's. G. A. Kittrell Co. will pay the top of the market for your grapes. For lime and stoves see A. W. Ange Co. It you are in need of skirt and waist goods, call on R. G. Chapman Co Mis Katie Gold Warren left her home Penny Hill this morn-1 Miss home her to spend Sunday. tat wood cart hub. A. G. Cox Mfg. I Co. For A pair of me- size mules. A. G. Cox. We want to buy your Hides, Sheep Skins, Goat Skins, Beeswax Tallow, Turkey-, Geese, Chickens and Eggs and will guarantee high- est market price for and Taylor. Second hand buggies cheap. If wish to buy a second hand cheap see the A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. and cook stoves at A. W. Ange Go's. Pictures and picture frames. Harrington Umber Co. hall sideboards, heat- chairs see A. W. Ante and Co. in position to secure first raw material cheap, having THE SUIT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR We're positive It's Here. We've Suits you can put right on, wear away, and be proud of your Our Suits look right and are right in every way. Handsome in fabric, stylish in cut, faultless in fit and withal at a price. It isn't every store that can match up to these requirements--not by a If you buy your Fall Suit here, get something r OF THE ORDINARY RUT. J We are showing the new Brown Mixtures in Single or Double Breasted styles, narrow collars and lapels, well formed shoulders and handsomely tailored. Trousers cut correctly. Frank Wilson, The King Clothier. hood, shawls See School Lunch Baskets, the very machinery with which to do our work, and able to save and work up nearly all of our timber, are a few of the reasons why we A. W. Ange and Co. thing you T. N. Maturing Co. are carry- Co. the medicine that will cure The Pitt County Oil Mill is now diseases of the hf art in any stale, buying Cotton pay i save our customers Winterville Mfg. Co. School books, stationery, pens, pencils school supplies of all kinds can lie found at the drug wish to notify the the highest cash price or ex public that gr every for meal. When yours day at mill one mile south of are ready write for price-. Frog Level on Sam We pay the of the market Purnell Tripp. for Barber and j store We now have hand a nice Co. your feet wearing line of dress good at remarkably At Reduced Prices-The A. Q. go. E. G. Chapman and low figures, coin.-, see and be con- Cos mg n have you Yours truly ,, o price, Kittrell Taylor. They have ,., ., Box Body for la fence made and gT the season when may a bargain if you apply at want a box-body lo farm products to the barn or market. The A. Cox Mfg. Co. are The Big consignment of Royal flour just received. Prices making and selling them and you and Ca had better send them your order at once. See Q. A. Kittrell for feed stuff of all kinds. The Winterville Mfg. Co., puts up nice Hy proof kitchen safes. They are cheap and convenient. Get your dealer to order you See the Furniture at A. W. Ange Co's. Prices right. Cottonseed meal and hulls just A. Kittrell Co. We want your grapes every day to Friday at o'clock a. m. Don't bring them after that time Fridays nor on Saturdays. We pay per for No. ken and per pound for No Is. picked. Yours truly, O. A. A Co- For Nails and Lime see A. W. the on perfectly Tasteless CASTOR OIL sold. Taste as good as Maple Syrup. cents per bottle at Dr. B. T. Cox, Winterville, N. O. 3-22 KING COMBINATION MANUFACTURED BY COX MANUFACTURING COMPANY WINTERVILLE. N A. Store and the Stock. This store bus a reputation to sustain. It is a safe and place to buy, a where i- triumphant, and when goodness m tit join hands with prices, wherein the fullest satisfaction is given. Think of it store, your place, to buy. values in high Goods, Broad Cloths, Cheviot, and lb popular weaves for suits and Skirt. Fine Jackets. The no Jackets for fall and winter are here. The styles are different from those last season. Too many to attempt, description. to wear Clothing. We carry the tines lines of Clothing made for boys, youths and men We carry the system and the made by Co. Try a suit of these clothes and if not satisfactory, money will be re- funded. C. L WILKINSON GO. THE REFLECTOR, FOR FINE JOB PRINTING. POOR PRINT

GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE. OUR SHOE STORE IS A VERY INTERESTING PLACE have th- and m t this town W of styles in tH halt makes for Men. k Children and Infants. We t- yon much them in this spare, hut mm to call your i to the famous Free libraries. The General to l h of i i i ix in the Unit applying Cur should y private taken from the BETHEL DEPARTMENT Ralston Health Shoes For Hen. I BUNTING, BETHEL, N. C. DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Complete Line Clothing, Dry Furniture, Groceries. I assembly of appropriated the We Fay Highest Prices for Cotton, Cotton Seed and Country Produce. i the win from t i limiting for library. All of the Style and most Comfort i v lies hut hi h S test. W make fir may be proven. We claim a unique, common sense sole in no other shoe A la-t a slum the foot as nature intended. We also claim that while j nut i of material and workmanship may possibly be equaled, they file price, and that a good a sin e cannot be male and is nor sold are, however, the tangible of many study of the highly complex needs of the human it They appeal to c m warrant a trial by every o who desires foot comfort and good combined. for the of upon the Mime term-, a-d for libraries Ml thin to the the tit.- fund. Under, these two the i General A- eight Mil h e libraries t thousand volume Selected I have In C I i a number libraries a w la U UNION MADE eat cured of Lame Years Stuttering had back I John BUSier. equal . for sprains Hi-it limited. It is ale Store, Cold Comfort what we are after, and the possession of one of our Refrigerators will insure sweet milk, and butter, cool water and many that would be unattainable without Refrigerator. HAVE YOU A LAWN If you you will want a Lawn Mower pretty soon, d we've made it easy for you to own one. There is no need to borrow a lawn mower when w we sell a machine with best steel knives at such a satisfactory price, and it to do the work. Water Coolers, Cream Freezers, Hammocks and everything else in the hardware line. H. L. CARR Ricky T-h t the I ever in ninety Tea or OF CONDITION OF ii CF GREENVILLE, GREENVILLE, N. C. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS SEPTEMBER 6th. 1904- L and Discount At HI Demand Hi Due from Bank a e ah Gold Coin 1.1 Silver c.- Stock paid in 920,000.00 Profits less 3.509.03 deposits to cheek 189.716.16 int 335.21 Bil's 208,160.10 North County of i L. Little, Cashier of the hank, do solemnly that the statement is true to the beat knowledge belief L. LITTLE. W. WILSON, Subscribed and sworn to before me, this day of J C. TYSON, Notary Public. J. 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The of interest in political matters on the part of the general public this year is a matter of com Usually a presidential year, above all others, out the people and arouses their en- to a high pitch, but this year apathy i- the word all along the line. In speaking of matter to- day, an observant am not at all distressed over the failure of the to become excited over politics this year. That shows that they hare something else on their it is a good sign. It is not necessary for people to go wild over politics in order to the and when the country is in such condition that the people lire too busy to attend all the political meetings it is safe to say that things are in pretty good shape- I am in politics, as all good citizens should be, but I have learned that political activity should not be a predominating tic of a plain Chronicle. THREE Cholera with One Small o Chamberlain's cholera Remedy. Mr G. W. Fowler of Ala., an he tad while nerving on a jury in h murder seat of county. 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DeWitt Co., of Chicago, some years ago how to a salve from Witch Hazel that is a specific for Piles. For blind, bleed- itching protruding riles, eczema, cuts, burns, bruises and all skin diseases, DeWitt's Salve has no equal. This has rise worthless counterfeits Ask for DeWitt's, genuine. Sold at Drug Store. 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. C. 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, BeGs, Lounges, Cribs, Single Beds, Brass Beds. you call for in this line. C. T. Evans Street, Greenville, N. C. t. HIVE When tbs rain came it made pretentious about it. 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Dissolution Sale THESE GOODS GO Don't Early and Get your Choice Lawn edited nil with i I-, values for if thin for 8.000 y m yOW the . Sale I--M- per yd. color opaque window Shade with in. fixtures complete. t t worth Sale untie pay hi-ii for, the during this gale at odd Vests, Worth cents, this Sale cents. Cotton gloss Towels, woven assorted colors checks, ends, sizes Others have cents this towels for hose, fill, seamless, v tilted I--P, fine Big values for cents p-i , this Sale per pair. High bust English On-set, Heel cable cord bust has trimmed top, perfect fitting. Sold the world over fur this Sale mercerized, spun gloss. Petticoat a, full width in. plaited flounce, none better for this Sale Collars, Standard Brand, retails for cents This Sale cents per Dozen. .- i . bring I. I've Rig line of fall underwear, can't implicate Anywhere, Bold for big values, thin Sale 1.000 pail of leather body ill price from I i-Sale We have a big lot bats that we from ninety cents to one dollar, big value at thane thin Sale Inspect this if You Don't Think these Goods are below Any Mar. s Prices Don't Buy. V. o sell the In -t ling, have this all you call ; is Sale . . -ll guaranteed, lull 10-4 I hid, yon for, m big line of good-, just re- c. m d. v. will have to them I will have to include Greenville, N. C. Dear The Fair Ground N Y. were p timed I Devon last year. Two otter-paint agents amid the job would take I prices was cents a Oar said not over It We saved at least on and labor. American House, I vi N. Y., was painted two coats j lint Mr. diaries across the Street put-on coat Mr. Is he didn't paint one was better than two. Depends the paint . Yours truly F. W. Co. P. S. H. L. Carr sells our Lost in a Storm. Went Palm Beach, Fla The Florida coast has been ten days and vessels have been and a lives The Mel- a three schooner, Jacksonville to I Nassau ii cargo of lumber, j was beaten to two pat- i and five of the I crew were drowned. Among the is Mrs. wile of an in j n the West Indies. When the storm reached the height of its violence the J was and all on washed Another I lie lost n as Mr-. H. Mel- a young woman who i bride. She was by a falling mast and killed while clinging to of the by her arm. The husband's arm was broken in two places, but he was picked J L. After h great deal effort c J. L Wool en, the bus Dr. H Co., to make a special half intro- offer the fifty cent size of their the cure of ton and medicine is a recent dis- tor the cine of all diseases of the stomach and bowels. It not only quick relief, but it makes en e i. Dr. Howard's specific has been so remarkably successful in curing constipation, dyspepsia and all liver troubles, that J. L. Woolen ii willing to return the prise paid in every case it. not give relief. The old fashioned idea f with mineral , cathartic or harsh purgatives will soon tiling of the past. The best are prescribing Dr. How it gives desired and u t of the small and pleasant dose that is Headaches, coated tongue, d on speck-1 ad forms cf liver and i are soon cured by mi- scientific medicine. So gnat, is the. demand for this specific, J. L. Woolen baa been able to a limit. supply, and every one who is troubled with dyspepsia, or liver trouble should call upon him at once, or send cents, and get sixty doses of the best medicine ever made, on I bin special offer, with his pr to the money if it docs cure. A Republican campaigner in Western North Carolina charges that Democrats were responsible for the assassination of That's about as near the truth as spell-binders ever get in I North Carolina Our only surprise ,.,.,. . is the fellow didn't charge that Looks like n would be money , well invested for Dickinson avenue Parker trigger. to be improved. , Raleigh News and Observer TAX NOTICE. I will attend at the. tunes and places forth m collecting for the year n. Tuesday, October May's Chapel, Beaver Dam day, Bethel, day, Falkland, Falkland township, Sat a i day, All are requested to meet pay promptly O. W. Sheriff. Rodgers. A Co., of Nor- folk, together with other exporters, have given their buyers positive in- to make a deduction of four to the bale side strips and excess Imaging on cotton This is a waste and farmers are warned against the abuse Kinston Free Press. i You cannot Wt rid of skin, pimples, eyes, bad i breath with paint and Ten from within. or Tablets. Woolens Ding Store. Greenville Has at Last Got a Book Store. You can get all school books at. place. You can get anything needed in school supplies at one Isn't This Good News to You What is the use of trotting all over town when yon can everything yon want at BOOK STORE. Next Door to J. R. Corey. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. -I. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL. No. GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1904. No. SETS NATURAL LAWS AT NAUGHT. NORTH CAROLINA AWARDS. Master Feat, when and Sells Brothers Enormous United shows, which come to Greenville on No- introduced in Madison Square Garden in his first and performance of looping the loop on a bicycle, the press of New York City accorded the achievement liberal illustrated and descriptive space as a most novel and wonderfully ration of desperate daring and steel nerved skill. From a point in the extreme height of can- dome makes a a speed eye cat down mm hundred feel me, and i. i kt- m a in mid- air on bis wheel. On the same scientific principle a swings a bucket filled with water in a circle without Spilling the loops the loop on It is necessary to at- sufficient velocity to overcome the natural force of gravitation. Notwithstanding the fact that looping the loop is a practical de- of recognized scientific laws it Is equally true that is today man he world who has accomplished this extraordinary feat, although have attempted it, and ably met with serious injury. He ITEMS Medals From of F sh and Game at St. Louis Exposition. Gold Carolina Department of Agriculture, of native J. V. Lewis, old whaling H. H. collection of animals; If. H collection of of fishes medals; W. E. Stone, of native North Carolina Board of Raleigh, collection of marine invert North of Agriculture, Raleigh, native reptiles it ins; George l Scar- Avon, model of oyster and A. D. Willis, Morehead City, of sharpie; North State Museum, collection of mounted game fishes; State of North Carolina, collection of native wild animals, mounted, PERSONALS AND SOCIAL. N. O, Oct. Miss Chapman, of Win- who ha been visiting brother, C. F. Chapman, returned home Saturday- Sidney Hayes, of county, Virginia, has accepted a position with the Beaufort County Lumber Co. Oscar of Ayden, spent Sunday here. W. T. Sledge and C. H. Hobbs spent Sunday in Washington. Miss Annie Gaskins, who has been visiting Mrs. Stanley, has re- turned to her home in Kinston. Mr. ard M'S. Leggett are visit- Mrs. mother near Enfield. Messrs Alford nod Jacobs spent today in Greenville. is spending this week with his brother in Halifax and t. ill Weldon fair. P. H. Harrington Miss Early friends Ayden Sunday. Mr. Mrs. Harrell spent Saturday Washington. Two Practical Sermons. Rev. A. T. two practical timely in the Sunday. The subject of the sermon was of the and His of sermon of till rides with great As friends of the named, now also do Prodigious I borne he discussed good laws, good who on an ordinary safety law makers, good officers, good leaps across a chasm fifty in width, and the who miraculously schools, good neighbors, good father and mother, the d Christ, on each of which he made scales the perpendicular inside of very strong points. Devil's What a Year Brings Forth. The enemies of the home were discussed under the headings of pride, too much business, gossip, provinces of China were to be by the troops of Russia, ac- cording to a solemn convention, but, I he promise was cynically dis- regarded. the and other governments, to say of the Peking Government, to get the Russians to adhere to their engagement evasive replies were made lo requests r fresh assurances. Instead of giving new Russia seized new points made cleat late Man bold the -country by fore . Hence the present war, which, in i short space of one year, has shown that Russia's to China and disregard of the r q of Last October the three eastern W drying and social round dance the worship. He especially ed i be latter said the barrier Satan entering the home wan a regular family Marriage Licenses. Register of Deed R. Williams issued to the following con last week; WHITE. Robert Jane May. Haddock and Julia i. is and I Winds- Samuel Guy and Daisy nations was insufficiently backed . . . it Joseph Little and Annie Little. -with force. Force makes . a title which is morally de- defect has failed to overrated her might Her sense of duty, or care for Veracity was insufficient lo her out of when she promised to p., but little Japan has able to expel her from the best part of it. The race is the swift, nor to the strong if swiftness and strength not supplemented by intellectual and moral sound- Sun. Our Mr. R. L. Smith is now at Norfolk horse show and will return the latter part of the week with a car load each of extra good horses mules. If you want a good service or pleasure animal at our stables. B. L. Smith A Co. Turner Hemby and Mary E. Daniel. Lee and Ellen May. Ambitious Messenger Boy Tries Hand Forging a Check. Mr. W. F. Harding, a member of the colony of legal lights in the Trust building, is minus a boy today, but his bank ac is intact and he has a shoe- outfit as an added asset to the sheep-bound volumes and legal documents that mark him as a follower of The messenger boy was a bright young colored youth, ambitious and intelligent for a boy of his age. He performed his faithfully and soon learned a good deal of the routine of bis employ- office, even to the location of the check book. While Mr. Harding was out of the office yesterday, the intelligent messenger made a check for it. payable to F. C. Abbott Co., and signing his em- name. After endorsing the name of Mr. P. C. on the back of the check, he sallied forth to receive the cash. It was e to persuade a sale. man in a store that the check regular that Mr. Harding to walk in. And then the boy standing not upon the order of hi going. In bis haste, the young forger neglected to go by the build- for the outfit which enabled him to pick up a few my nickels and dimes from the New Pastor The Christian church here has and Louisa B. extended a call to Rev. H. H. Ha i John House Clara Moot. All Attend Promptly. The young ladies, and who are to take part, in enter- to be given under the auspices the ladies of the Methodist are requested to meet in the Masonic temple house Thursday night at o'clock. The children requested to meet afternoon at of Newport Va. has accepted and will arrive to enter upon his pastoral duties. H- will preach Sunday mo and a welcome service be held at night. men to wood. We Will pay weekly. Good wages. R. G. Chapman Son. 10-25 w N. C. Arc You Registered The ration books not be open many more days. If yon have changed your residence or become of age net last election you need lo be looking after it if yon expect to vote. And every- body should Monday, October 24th, 1904. Thomas Cotton went to Conetoe today. Mrs. Fred Cox left Sunday for J. S. Edwards returned to Whitakers Sunday. Mrs. T. L. Bland returned this morning from Mrs. R. O. left this morning for Richmond. H. W. Whedbee Sunday evening for New Bern. E. H. returned day evening from New York. L. I. Moore left day evening for Pamlico Court. Mm. L. H. Lee went to Ayden, Sunday evening and returned this morning. Hon R. B. Glenn spent Saturday night here mil left Sunday tor Washington. Mrs. D. E. House returned Sun- day from a visit to her mother J. S. left I his morning for Baltimore. Mrs. Norman and the children to Parmele. J. S. Joyner of Baltimore, who has been visiting hi sister, Mrs. J. A. Lang it.-it Sunday evening. Miss Jennie of Kinston, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. R, W. King, returned home Saturday evening. Mrs. R. F, Betts returned day from she had been attending the horse show and visiting relatives. Tuesday, October 25th, 1904. G. Moore to Whitakers today. Rev. J. returned to Kinston Monday evening. left this morn- for a Bertie county. Mis Martha went over to House the morning train to visit R. L. Smith and W. A. Pol laid went lo Norfolk today to attend the show. of Winterville, is visiting her Mrs. Walter Buck, South Greenville. Mrs. A. L. Morgan, of town, has been visiting Mrs E. B. left Monday. Sheriff O. W. Harrington went to Goldsboro today to take a man to colored hospital for insane. Mrs. W. M. King, returned Monday evening, from a visit to City, Mount and Wilson. A. C. left this morn- for a trip out West and will take in the Si. Louis exposition while away. Mrs. T. J. left this morn- for Fayetteville lo attend the state convention cf the Daughters of the Confederacy. Misses Nina James and Skinner went to Tarboro today to take part a musical there under bethel, who have been visiting Mrs. D. C. Moore, left this morn- Mrs. M. A. Shields, of Scotland Neck, who has been visiting daughter, Mrs. E. B. Higgs, re- turned home this morning. Little Miss Madeline Higgs accompanied her home. Wednesday, October 1904 F. G. James went to Norfolk to day. H. B. Phillips went to today. J. W. Perkins left this morning for Hamlet. J. B, Cherry, Sr., left this morn- for Baltimore, R. R. Gotten left this for Norfolk, Baltimore and New Greenville has for a long time a book store. It has been a great to its people to have been compelled to go to so many to procure some thing in and a few . books. Have yon ever stopped to think how have been and wandering around these many years for purpose Will it not be a pleas- to you to know that Greenville is to have a book store Of course it will. The book store will be located in the building opposite Pulley It is to be a book store in full meaning of word. lb will carry all the school books and the largest and nicest line of school stationery the town It's line of box paper will be surpassed by none. Just think, you cm get. them all at one You will also be able to get anything office supplies as well the latest books, magazines, periodicals, etc. To the lovers of music it will be a delight to know a line of the latest and best music is to be car- There are too l mention in this space yon will be able to procure at the book store. At the book store only has in a stationary, goods are arriving daily. the meantime if you something in the way of office sup- plies or stationery and can't find if elsewhere in town you would be very apt to find it now at Evans Book ore. ltd Notice to Parents. The graded schools were for the children of the dis- and it is the desire of the board of trustees that all The board dislikes to exclude any child the school. But are a few parents who have neglected to have their child- y The most of the parents complied with the orders of board of aldermen, ii i- but reasonable that all shall so. The executive committee of the board therefore trusts all parents, who have not done so, u ill have their vaccinated at thus board auspices of the Daughters of of of taking any the Confederacy- in matter Mrs. Sallie Davenport By order cf the executive coin- First of Nichols Co. buckwheat at daughter, Miss Bailie, of Hamil- of the board of Trustee. M. I ton and Bettie Manning, POOR PRINT . in i . ,