mm THE EASTERN REFLECTOR AND t. J. and Entered in the post 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. to to Greenville, Pitt County, N. C, I'm day, October 1904 Get your name on the registration book this neck if want to vote The have been able to draw some, but just wait until the circus comes and you will see folks. Let us remind you once more that if you have not registered you must do so this week or you cannot vote. About this time the boy who is too dedicate to chop wood at home looms up as a crack football player at school. With Bryan pulling in the West and Cleveland pulling in the East it looks more and more like Parker win. The Orange, Va,, Observer calls on the people to eat chestnuts and drink cider. But suppose they have none of either. The betting in New York on the election does nut determine the result. It will require a count f the votes. While success looks sure for the Democrats of the nation, they should put in their best work from now the election. Though she did not have an exhibit, quite a good bunch of medals at the St. Louis world's fair. once. And just because t lie Demo- are going to carry the county by a large majority anyway is no reason any one should stay away from the polls. Every township should do its best to get every voter out. The coming election gives the townships and the county their standing in conventions for the next four years, the number of delegates being based on the number of votes east. Do not stay away from the polls, but every man go and vote on election day. The effort of Republicans to drive votes from Hon. P. D. Winston, Democratic candidate for governor, by means of the cartoon President Roosevelt has had the White House attendants arrayed in shining livery, with brass buttons gold lace, and all that. is now we are told, an array of obsequious subordinates and rounded in his going and coming by a bodyguard, and no one may sit without permission or remain in his The Record says, in remarking upon these evidences of royalty, Roosevelt, not to be behind her lord, we are now informed, has organized a cabinet of her own, made up of the wives of cabinet members. This body she intends shall be absolute in social matters. It will meet on Tuesdays at the White at the time the dent and his cabinet are in session and arrange social events. It will decide who is and who is not in so- Raleigh, N. C, October 1904. The diphtheria season is now here, and a words to the public may be in place. Diphtheria is a com- germ disease due to the an approved croup, and of nurse upon such person, shall be absolute and shall be governed by the following Whenever the presence of the bacillus is in man- presence in the circulation of tax- or soluble poisons excreted by Bacillus whose local seat in human patients is in the throat. The germ of diphtheria was discovered in 1881 by two Ger- man biologists, and hence the germ is popularly called after their names The clinical symptoms of are the formation in throat or on tonsils of a false membrane, and subsequently the development of symptoms of general poisoning, fol- lowed by paralysis of the muscles, and pass on all visitation lists j especially those of the throat, eyes, for social It pleases The heart Observer to learn the hen cabinet. J isolation, by microscopic ex- With maw at its head, it is or culture methods, of to enlarge the importance germ from throat ex- of Alice, and nothing is good j or from the false membrane enough for Miss Alice Sweet girl is the and quickest means of They say, by the by, she is going to throw herself away on a Congressman who rejoices in the name of or some- thing like that; but while she re diagnosing diphtheria. This is very easily made when good samples of exudate are obtained from the throat Such examinations the house should forthwith be quarantined an a plainly printed notice thereof, including the name of the disease, be posted in a conspicuous place thereon, and. guards stationed if necessary. It is the duty of the attending physician to report to the local health officer the names and address- es of those who have been exposed to diphtheria. It is the duty of the attending physician or local health officer to take and forward to the laboratory of the State Board of Health, or approved specimens from the throat of those exposed to diphtheria, and, pending a report thereon, to see that isolation is maintained A. After the laboratory diagnosis of diphtheria has been given, it shall the duty of health officer to- see that specimens from both nose and throat of the patient are for- warded by himself or the attending u Washington want in the laboratory of the State are made free of charge for to a approved by the State Board of Health, once a after symptoms have associating him with the her reign a of Health at Raleigh T t i- l subsided, until negative reports for- George White, and giving a b. Observer. I The germ of diphtheria, when P , , , . , , possesses great powers of re- , . As Capt- Hitch, of the Ga., military company has been dis- missed, possibly he can hitch on to something else just as good. Reports indicate that the St. Louis world's fair i-s a success financially But before bragging too much it might well to wait until it is over see if anything is left after the crowd through dividing up. The firing on British fishing by the Russians may give Eng- land an for butting in the war. If she does take a hand, it is more than likely- that pretty much the whole world will tangled. en- purporting to have been w by him to White, are falling short of the Several demands have been made for that letter but the Republicans have been unable to produce it. All that could be found about it was that the White said he did receive a letter from Mr. Winston some eight years ago but could not find it, and wrote down as best he could what he recollected of the letter eight years after. So that is all there is in evidence but what a says he got in a letter eight years Even several Re possesses great It may be found alive and Governor friends all over virulent in the dust of a room in the Stale will regret learn a person sick with diphtheria his young son has typhoid fever. On this account the Governor fears that he won't be able to fill his engage Biologist N- Board Health. had lived six months or more This fact indicates the of thoroughly disinfecting with the National and buildings n which for speeches, beginning October 24th cases of diphtheria have occurred in West Virginia, New Jersey, New healthy persons, and more es- York and other Northern points. It children, are permitted to Southern States. They are a is also a matter of that The best available We may well take a pi A Tribute to the Southerner. As I grow older I have learned not only to respect and esteem, but to love the great qualities which be- long to my fellow-citizens of the- noble pattern Governor will probably not be able j for this use are per cent j them e great to take part in the spell binding, formaldehyde and fumes. P the strength as. What he would do and say on the Formaldehyde, per cent , can j UP of Hie free stump would be bound to help the be. bought of most druggists States. Their love of home, their cause of Democracy. He will hold j substance for disinfecting a j aspect for women, their his own with any speaker and is j room, for each cubic feet of publicans of prominence are quoted well posted the national pace take one pint Add to this by the state papers as saving the issues with the best of j its volume of clear water and evaporate the whole over any for through ad- kind of a heater, having first made and through prosperity. ; the room as nearly air-tight as trough the years and through the courage, their delicate sense of hon- or, their constancy which can abide- by an opinion or purpose or an in- matter is a fake and without A great many claims with more or less to them have been made for North Carolina as n State of which many remarkable things are true. But an item we read the other day quite staggers us. our asks a Kentucky paper of an exchange in this State, at one time exactly half of the members of the United States Senate were natives of North It is something certainly that we were not aware of; nor has any mention of it ever come to our notice before. It was a time, too, says the Kentucky paper, the Senate at its mid the ob serration is added that this proud boast belongs to no Other state. e wish the papers that have sprung this matter would go into it a little more elaborately and tell the when, land who, and how of it. That half The Charlotte Observer gives , , the members of the tinted States Senate at one be . count of an unusual el in that county. A man borrow- e and to secure the loin gave a chattel on hens, put- ting the value of the fowls at each. That looks like pretty whether the includes the of the hens; as we remember to have been the case once in Pitt county when a was given on a sow. of the same state is a remarkable even if that state should be some other than old North Caro- It is the proud boast of that she was the mother of presidents; is the Old North State to acquire equal renown as the mother of United States Senators Gastonia Gazette. It has come. Mr. J. P. Caldwell,, Let room closed for at I generations, are things by which the of the Charlotte Observer, has twelve hours. This substance I people of the more mercurial North blood j does not bleach colors nor in long been maligning the . blood j not bleach colors nor in may take c lesson. And there hound or any other kind of hound j way pictures or other Mother or dog a trailer of human beings. I usually found in homes. the low temptation of Now iris up to him. Parties at If is used, take for each offered to pay all ex cubic feet of space three if he will come down and let pounds. Pour upon this a gill of I certain dogs at that place j alcohol and set fire to it, having Mr. Caldwell is to be given pick of first made the room air-tight. The old timers who watch the- territory and eight hours start and , place the I . b if the dogs do not. run him up a tree, in an iron pan or pot and j Jigging up the records in the past or catch him, then they will the latter vessel upon a large presidential campaigns, and they money, have not yet found any place in our Southern Hoar. him the pal n being right. Of dish of water. Let the room remain find that in 1802 the odds were very course Mr. Caldwell must go; it w for twelve hours. up to him, good and Greensboro Telegram much as they are now and that day brought disappointment to a great many confident plungers. strong. fumes are liable to bleach colored i clothes, paper and There , are many germicides on the j George Williamson, who is the Wash- The spectacle of President market, but most of these are authority on all matters per- the very go of war, the de- worthless. There are no household j mining to betting, that he of the plans of fair, delightful disinfectants better or cheaper than well remembers the betting in 1892 peace, suggesting meditation in or- The Indianapolis News, which is perhaps the most influential paper in Indiana, is authority for the statement that the result there is a matter of serious doubt. This pa- per, which is partly owned by Sena- Reflector wants to again every Democrat in the county to register and vote. This is the last, week of registration and the books slate organization is well nigh ah .; not registered should do so at situation in to bring the war to an end, is one for Gods and men. If there is one thing that the president dislikes more another it is a quiet time and if there should come in his day the time when men shall break their swords into plow- share, and their spears into pruning hooks he would not care to live Observer. when Cleveland defeated Harrison. About all the satisfaction we have far received as a result of our possession of the Philippines has been in spending our money of give the natives something they do not want and could manage very well Herald. The republican party and the whiskey crowd are the same as one in this Herald. It must be remembered by all At a stage of the campaign mating the present time the odds were to on Harrison. A few days later they backed to to and who have responsibility for patients that for some time or more weeks after all toms of the disease have vanished j n the last days of the campaign the germs alive and virulent may were to still be found in the throat and tum of patients. An attack of renders the patient himself temporarily immune from further infection, but such patient may still infect healthy persons. The ac- quired immunity is only transient, lasting usually but a few weeks. The following rules concerning diphtheria have been published by the National Conference of State an J Provincial Boards of Health and adopted by the North Carolina board, to Resolved, That the isolation of any person affected with diphtheria or so-called laryngeal or The cost of the Philippine islands- to the United States tax payers is something enormous Judge Parker charges that it amounts to Ex-Governor Taft, of the Republican owns up to but he only includes the expenses civil government and ignores tho maintenance of a standing army double as large as before the American war Mr. Atkinson runs the figures to above one billion dollars. comes Sentinel- WINTERVILLE This department is In A. D. Johnston, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. The A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. have I The A. G. Cox Mtg. Co. are about finished new addition building a new department to their factory. They now have over y that will contain feet of floor space engaged in feet of floor space. This will be a manufacturing and their prospects great improvement to their factory are much better ever before, give them greater capacity for There is the selection of work, inks, library paste and Stoves, heaters and ranges. All at the drug of Dr. B. T. Cox styles, lowest prices. See our stock Bro. ever brought to Winterville. before purchasing and save money. Protect your eyes by buying one Winterville Mfg. Co. of those eye shades at the Drug of Greenville, came Store, price cents. to see his best girl, and Taylor have just The couldn't off received a heavy of flour, with smallpox stone i either. See them get their prices. umbrella, trunks For underwear that will make it and If Barber warm for you in cold weal her call and Co. at John Whitty Sou's. Boarding J. D. K. H. has put a Cox. Board per day. Best new coat of paint on his house in town. which adds very much to that part j Penny candies a at th of the town. j store of B. T. Cox it to register, time Kittrell have j net re- most out. a nice assortment of cutlery James Alexander and Amos if you want a nice knife fee them. Tyson of Ayden, spent Sunday We want your at with Ben Forrest. Highest price for cotton seed We now have a complete line of paid by County Oil Mill. ladies dress goods and See Kittrell Taylor for a fresh notions, hats and umbrellas, rugs loaf of bread. and shades. Will take If in need of a good barrel of pleasure in showing one and all flour or pork see Kittrell through our line, Harrington, Barber Co. f A good chance to A. G. Cox Co. wish to con- tract to have five cords of wood cut. Any wood cutter wish- a job can Bee them at office. Just received, another car load of Best ton, Barber and Co. Finest line of dress goods in G. Chapman Co. For nice picture frames we've got cheap A. W. Co. Trunks valises cheap. Bat I r and Co. For dress and work at Jno. Whitty G. A. Kittrell Co. will pay the top of Hie market for your grapes. For lime stoves see A. W. Ange Co. It you in need of skirt and waist goods, call on It. G. Chapman and Co let wood earl hubs. A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. For A splendid pair of me- size mules. A. Cox. W. M. Buck and of were here Sunday to visit their children at the who are attending the H. S. We want to buy your Hides, Sheep Skins, Goat Skins, Beeswax Tallow, Turkeys, Geese, Chickens and Eggs and will guarantee high- est market price for Taylor. Second hand buggies cheap. If Don't forget to bring or send Mn. Joe Dixon and your cart hubs to A. G. Cox Mfg. children of pent Sunday Co. Fat they with their brother J. H. C. Dixon. Beady made clot bats, caps, I have been informed that A. boots and Bar- W. Ange and Co. has the nicest Co. line of dress goods silks, ribbons, T. N. Manning and Co. have and lace town. fresh cheese, nice mullets a wish to buy a baud worry over that lot full supply of Groceries. buggy cheap see the A. G. Cox of cotton you had over when Window and door frames, Co. you got through ginning your columns, brackets and all kinds of Plastering hair and cook stoves lots. The Pitt Co. Oil Mill, buys house trimmings at rock bottom at A W. Ange A Co V. seed cotton in any quantity the prices, Winterville Mfg. Co. Pictures and picture frames, best market pi ice paid everyday- Pure North Tar. Harrington Barber Co. G- A. Kittrell and Co. have just j Harrington, Co. For hall racks, sideboards, heat- received a car load of No. Tim-i Cox, who has been attend- era and nice chairs see A. W. Hay. I the Federal court, at B-i n Co. Glass ware, crockery, tin, caps, as a grand juror returned Tuesday in position to secure first hoods, shawls and See raw material haying A. W. Co. School Lunch Baskets, the very machinery with which to do our T. N. Manning Co. are carry j thing you work, able to save and medicine that will cure bet and Co. j work nearly all of our timber, diseases of heart any slate. The Pitt County Oil i- now are a few of the reasons why we wish to notify the buying Cotton Seed. They pay can wave our customers money, 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 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 by a If you buy your Fall Suit here, you'll get something OUT OF RUT. We are showing the new Brown Mixtures Single or Double Breasted styles, narrow collars and lapels, well formed shoulders and handsomely tailored. Trousers cut correctly. Frank Wilson, The King Clothier. public that I grind every highest cash price or w day at my mill one mile for meal. When Level on Sam place, are ready write prices, Purnell Tripp. We pay the top of the ii your Winterville Mfg. Co. books, pens, pencils and school supplies of all market pad be found at the drug We now have on hand a nice j for corn. Han and line of dress goods at remarkably I c,,, low figures, come, see and be con-j The A a Yours truly m, , ,,, Kittrell Taylor, j ,, Box Body fans for Sale-It , ,, now the season when yon and you want a box-body to h ml your Hi I Protect your feet by wearing t-hoes. B. G. Chapman and have the kind and size you need. The Store and the Stock. I Call get a bargain you at farm products to the market. The A. Cox Mfg. Co. are Big consignment of flour making and selling them received. Prices bad letter send them your order G- Chapman and Co. at once. See Q. A. Kittrell for feed stuff of all kinds. The Winterville Mfg. Co., puts nice fly proof kitchen safes. They are cheap and convenient. Get your dealer to order you one. See the Furniture at A. W. Ange Co's. Prices right. Cotton seed 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 pound for No. ken and lie per pound for No- picked. Yours truly, G. A. CO- For Neils and Lime see A. W. Ange Co. is the on Tasteless CASTOR OIL sold. Taste as good as Maple Syrup. cents per bottle at Dr. B. T. Cox, Winterville, 3-22 This store a reputation to sustain. It is a safe and satisfactory place buy, a place where newness i- triumphant, and where goodness and m join bands with prices, wherein the fullest satisfaction is Think of it us store, your place to buy. Unprecedented values in high Goods, Cheviots, Serges and fancy, popular weaves for suits and Skirts. Fine Jackets. The fashionable Jackets for fall and winter are here. The styles different from those season. Too many to attempt description. Ready to wear Clothing. We carry the finest of Clothing made 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. COMBINATION BUGGY. MANUFACTURED BY A. COX MANUFACTURING COMPANY WINTERVILLE, N THE REFLECTOR FOR FINE JOB PRINTING.