THE EASTERN REFLECTOR Cheer Up. Cheer up- The world is taking . J. The entire machinery of the gov- is being used to further t AND FRIDAY, the Republican your photograph. Look pleasant. AND i;, has even been run j course you have your troubles, , , .,; kill. I troubles cannot tell the to expense of footing the bill . . . One Great Service. If Judge Parker fails of he will have one supreme and that is of having reunited every faction of the Democratic par- in the DO office at Greenville, N. C, as second class mailer, Advertising made upon application. at every post office in Pitt and adjoining counties. . to be need for poses. Not only this, but the mails, tO foe government printing office and .-----,., . other departments are being H. Tuesday, used for the purpose, and the gov- j eminent foots the bills. Roosevelt- , . m whole lot of things bother . That of itself is a great cable messages from the Phillip- , . . .-.,,,. you Of course, business worries and it is doubted if tier the fain j We send felicitations herewith people will tie Charlotte Observer. No doubt the eighth of November , ham run out esteemed feels ex- j nave become weary of it. over the fact that another flying machine did fly. The higher price of bread in crosses the cost of living- There is Even the blind tigers. The New York sub-way, one of he greatest undertakings Mr. Bryan made- a great modern times, was formally or domestic sorrows, it may be, or; is another living Democrat today what not. find a rugged road j who could have performed that Mm whose stones hurt your feet. Never-; service. Before the St Louis indications cunt for through Indiana and people , to the public on Thursday. up. It may be real disease is selfishness. Your life is too self-centered. You imagine your tribulations are worse than others bear. You feel sorry for meanest sort of pity. It is a pathetic illusion. Rid your- self of that, and cheer up. What right have you to carry a picture of your woe begone face and funeral ways about among your lows who have troubles of their own will the in that state heard him speck. He The comprises an under- F scowl next m. j Russia is putting up all manner the state is safe for Parker, why it You know there is n straight take a air and go to the woods or to expresses the utmost that -round electric railway that the unfrequented lanes, i-s the city and is about twenty miles. Cheer up. lour ills are largely in It has been four years in j. . T, ,, J imaginary. If you were really on construction and cost j brink of bankruptcy, or if there From sundry accidents people; were no thoroughfare through your sorrows, you should clear your brow, set your teeth and make the best I as important to vote as ticket in Pitt county, one ll i to One follows the people themselves and j lost their lives while work was the people are behind it. The duty in progress. Though it was not there was not the remotest hope of all the factions of the party coming together peacefully under a single banner and supporting one standard bearer. Judge Parker brought them together once more, and the result will probably be hie election. He has good chances and his prospects are growing with each day. The candidate would make a truly great President. Wilmington Dispatch. ; n Wat. k on Cleveland of every Democrat is to vote that is about water . on a duck's back forlorn hope the , leans have of trying o gain strength Maybe when President Roosevelt i . opposing the i leaves the h-us,. can get a. . is one law that has come lo stay, chair in B college. of it. Cheer up You are making a hypothetical case out of your ; is afraid to New j leg and from a self inflicted -d he's afraid not to no amount of Republican opposition can overthrow it. Registration is all over now and the next- thin j is f to the poll on ember 8th and vote the straight Democratic ticket Talk about P rt Arthur falling to one out of dale. At last ts it was still at the same decided against her. A Kinston woman who conducted a house of ill repute went . i the courts in an effort to compel the telephone company to put a then open to the public, we enjoyed the novelty of a trip through the while on a visit York in September. Such an enter j verdict. You are borrowing trouble prise has been the dream of j and paying a high rate of interest. Manhattan, and now that it is real-1 Cheer up. Why, man alive In I a ten walk see a A Streak of Cowardice. Mr. is to be a man of nerve, and he is on occasions But all politicians are cowards on occasions, and Mr. Roosevelt is no exception. For instance at this mo- he hasn't the nerve to pass the case of the white soldier whose from the army has been recommended because he married a the city is to be congratulated. In a speech at Monday Judge Parker strongly denounced the campaign abuses of the present score of people worse off than you. And here you are your own grave and playing pallbearer into the bargain- Man alive, you must do your work. Smile, even though phone in her house. The courts all h- worse day He said startling changes have, cheer taken place in the method of con- Journal noting campaigns, a change not for I place emphasis was given to campaign contributions by till trusts, and on Every man is responsible for his I ruck same. No need of Looking after your . The Carolina Fruit am here is no question about w be elected in Pitt county, but j Growers Journal says the shipments contributions by every should vote just the and trusts mean corruption. this fall and next spring hey cannot he honest are will distribute fully 200.000 j solely by business , . ,, A corporation will subscribe the growers. It i ,. . , , . political only because the neighbor about but ., , or. ft corporation expects that party, be sure one who has reg t votes on election day. Democrat m every town , or to do ship in the county should vote on i of he Don't waste your on the election day so that his township or to refrain doing some- mixed crowd running for office in I may have as large a representation to Us possible in future conventions be imagined. In the nature of tiling-, no oilier motive can exist., ,. . , 11- i i i the minimum; Parker favors a re- relations established mean the . . approve it. Therefore he will let the matter rest until after the election. This is the man of whose moral and physical courage we have heard much in this Land- mark. The most earnest friend of Col- William J Bryan, however fer- he may desire election of Judge Parker, could not ask better behavior of the Nebraskan. In view of the fierce attacks of Mr. Bryan upon the presidential candidate an- to the nomination, it was feared by many, when he to go into the campaign, that his it small or great. Every support of Judge Parker on the Democrat who votes for Parker stump would be of such character to defeat Every Demo- as to do the latter more harm than who does not vote for Parker good. It has, however, been earnest contributes toward the election of j and outspoken, apparently whole- Roosevelt. On every question hearted, and has unquestionably which Judge Parker's position is helped cause. In Indiana, par- open to criticism, President j where Mr. Bryan is very position is worse; where they strong, lie has been especially differ, as they do on many live, and it is the belief of the party questions, Parker is right and j managers that he has succeeded in Roosevelt is wrong bringing bis followers in that State, A Word h Democrats. if not agreement, actual or implied, that governmental action Pitt vote the straight; as possible m Democratic ticket. I The coming election determines this -i. I point for the next four years. The divorce mill continues to j work every time a court is held. And Mr Reynolds, the I is to be influenced by for This will continue until then candidate for congress in the interests No sophistry is a more stringent law on divorce. fifth district, says if he is elected he the . transaction in the minds reason- I will feel under obligation , , ., Great Britain says measure to cut down Roosevelt favors a high tariff; Par inn. Roosevelt favors a standing army of at the army. Roosevelt has brought the race is- sue into national politics; Parker would remove the race issue from polities. Roosevelt stands for a colonial policy; Parker favors independence for the Filipinos and would make almost in a body, to the support of the national ticket He is entitled to full credit for the excellent work he has done and is Observer. pony pretty quick about of the Southern states in it, or there will be something else doing congress. Sure. That is j what the Republicans all want to do. The betting Republicans in I They don't like the straight Demo- Mew York can be put down as a that go up from the South. bluff game try and keep their side in heart. Whether the Republicans got beaten or not in the coming election, they arc the worst that they have been in many years. Russia has agreed to make full apology and pay all the damage, so that may end the tr caused by one of her fleets shooting on British fishing vessels. Thirty speeches in one day, ginning at A. M., and closing before, midnight, is the record Mr. Bryan made recently. Ho is patting income effective work for Judge Parker. should I a Democrat pledge to our through our platform, rest genuine prosperity, safely, and a return to the way marked out by the and we promise, through our candidates, that, if it the people's will, our platform shall be carried the promise now Roosevelt- took into White and that under our when to vote calls ,, u management Democratic for a little time, a little travel, a lit- tie exertion, is going to be elected he continues; is going to carry the our candidates for Congress, the Legislature and the county officers The estimate of the outcome presidential election made by are going to he then, Democratic national committee should I myself out to go to the II Democrat argued that Parker will get a majority of seventy eight votes in the electoral college. On the other hand the Re- publican committee is claiming that Roosevelt is going to get all the votes except those from the South. Just wait until the night of Nov. 8th and you can see which side is The Census Bureau reports that the government has em- It would be interesting to know just how many of them are on Mr. spell-binders Washington Post. would substitute for it a spirit of peace. Pour years of Roosevelt would make economic and industrial reform more difficult; Judge Par- election would clear the way for economic issues- Let no Demo- by voting against Parker or by this to himself and acted upon the argument, no Democrat would be elected. But leaving out of ac- count this view of the matter, it is the duty of the Democrat to vote, not only to elect his party dates but as a protest against the way the dominant party in national affairs is managing things. It is our affair, speaking narrowly, first to care of North Carolina, and next, to let it be known to the country we are opposed to Mr. administrative methods, and the larger our majority the more fervent the Ob- server. and Care shall rule the councils to the exclusion of rash impulse and spectacular de- Cleveland. General Lee has been offered the position of chief of lice of the city of Richmond, though refusing to vote, take upon himself j. nm doubt he will responsibility for four years more of Commoner The next time the campaign is pitched all the parties will lie on the temperance side The great, major- of the white folks of North Caro- are in favor of temperance, gen- and thank the Lord that this is true You need never fear that you will offend the country by taking liquor away them. They are not fools, though the office. He has been a major general the confederate army, the governor of Virginia, consul general to Cuba, and a brigadier general in the United States still it would not detract from his dignity to wear the buttons of chief of police of one of the finest cities of the News. By Championing the cause of whiskey the republicans think they are to the vote, but some of you wily old foxes thought, if they have sized op correctly then they were You know better now we confess that we do not know the Charity and Children. Herald. WINTERVILLE This department is In charge of A. D. Johnston, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. WINTERVILLE ITEMS N. Prof. G. E. Lineberry Her went to Union meet in at LaGrange. The A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. have about finished their new addition to factory. They now have over feet of floor space engaged in manufacturing and their prospects Hie much than ever before. Our railroad J. K. Greene has gone to see his in Martin There in the best selection of inks, library paste at drug stole of Dr. B. T. Cox A Bro. ever brought to Winterville. Dr. Cox left Wednesday to carry Henry to hospital. Protect your eyes by buying one of those eye shades at Drug Store, cents. Kittrell and Taylor have just received a heavy shipment of flour. Bee them get prices. W. Andrews, f Bethel, is here as relief agent in place of J. B. Greene. For underwear that will make it warm for yon in cold weather call at John Whitty Son's. E. L. Dawson, of Washington, was here Friday evening. Highest price for seed paid by County Oil Mill. See Kittrell A Taylor for a loaf of bread. Miss Hulda Cox has taken charge of a public school near Block good barrel of flour or pork see Kittrell and Mr. York, spent last here. Don't forget to bring or send your cart hubs to A. Q. Cos Co. Fat light wood is the kind they use. Don't worry over that In tie lot of cotton you had over when you git through ginning your list lots. be Pitt Co. Oil Mill, buys seed cotton quantity the best market price paid every L. C Arthur, of was here Thursday evening. G- A. Kittrell and Co. have just received a car loud of No. Tim- Hay. T. N. Manning Co. are carry that will cure diseases of the hi-art in any ate. Col. and daughter, of Seven here Friday visiting at Mrs. Cot. Notice- I wish to notify the public that I grind every day at my mill one mile south of Frog Level on Sam place. Purnell Tripp. The revival at Reedy Branch has closed and Rev. M. C left Friday morning. We have on hand a nice line of dress at remarkably low figures, come, see and be con- Yours truly Kittrell and Taylor. T. F. Nobles went to the Weldon fair. For cabbages, apples, mullets and fresh cheap. See T. Manning. Box Body Carts for is bow the season when you may want a box-body cart to haul your products to the ham or market. The A. Cox Mfg. Co. are making and selling them and you bad better send your order at once. Our people are registering very well, we expect to poll nearly a full vole at this precinct. Stoves, heaters and ranges. All styles, lowest prices. See our stock before purchasing and save money. Mfg. Co. Boarding J. D. Cox. Board 11.40 per day. Best house town. Penny candies a at store of B. T. Cox Bro. tat lit-ht- wood cart hub. A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. For A splendid pair of me- size mules. A. G Cox. We want to buy your Hides, Sheep Skins, Goat Skins, Beeswax Tallow, Turkeys, Geese, Chickens and will guarantee high- Grand Lecturer B. N. Hatcher, j who has been here for the past two weeks members of jibe Winterville Masonic Lodge, I left for Kinston. Kittrell Taylor have just re- a assortment of cutlery I if you want a nice knife see them. Window and porch brackets all kinds of j house trimmings at rock bottom prices, Winterville Mfg. Co. Shirts Barber Co. The Pitt Oil Mill is buying Cotton They pay highest cash pi ice or will ex for meal. When yours are ready write for prices. At Reduced Price Hie A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. closing out a big lot of wire fence reduced prices. They have the and most -substantial fence made and you can get a bargain yon apply at once. Big consignment Royal flour just received. Prices G. Chapman and Co. We are prepared to pay highest , prices for eggs chickens and keys. A. W. Co. boots and shoes ll de- us at A W. Ange Co. See G. A. Kittrell for feed stuff of all The Winterville Mfg. Co., puts up nice fly proof kitchen safes. They are cheap and convenient. Get dealer to order you one. Cotton seed meal hulls just A. Kittrell Co. i We want your grapes every day is the on perfectly Tasteless CASTOR OIL sold. Taste as good as Maple Syrup. cents per bottle at Dr. B. T. Cox, Winterville, N. C. 3-22 What Do You Believe If you believe in honest, cal and efficient administration, If you believe in low taxes. If u are opposed to tax-fed mo- If you favor real reciprocity in in- trade, If you are burdened by the high prices that result from Republican policies, If you do not want to pay higher I up to Friday at . in. taxes to meet ship-subsidies, bring them after that If you believe in the preservation Fridays nor on Saturdays. We of the constitutional and legal checks pay per pound for No. and safeguards against official ken and per pound for No- market prices for i and Taylor. baud buggies cheap. If you to buy a second hand buggy cheap see tin- A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. in position secure first class raw material cheap, having machinery which to do our work, and being able to save and work up nearly all of our timber, area few of reasons why we save our customers money, Mfg. Co. School looks, stationery, pens, j pencils and school supplies of all can lie found at the drug Store. Protect your feet by wearing good shoes. R. O. Chapman and Co. have kind and size you need. Overcoat Protection. Overcoat protection is one kind or protection we believe in. We furnish it to our customers. We protect you from rain and wind, from heat and cold. We Protect Your Person and Your Purse. Each Overcoat we sell is a lasting for us. Any man who has his eye out for Winter lOver- coats, and isn't blind to his interests, should not mis seeing our new styles. Lon g or med lengths, and a size to fit every shape. Every good fabric is represented in our lines. Comes here for a look. We'll not urge you to buy. The Coats will do that. Frank Wilson, The King Clothier. Is. picked. Yours truly, If you want the rascals in high places who have betrayed the G. A. Co-1 pie's trusts discovered and punished, A good wood. The If you would deal fairly with the A. G. Cox wish to Filipinos. tract to have live hundred cords of If yon are opposed to unnecessary wood cut Any wood cutter foreign wars and needless increases a job can see them at their j the army and navy, office. If you believe that national j Finest line dress goods in parity is the God given reward of O. Co. j industry intelligently applied under For dress and work shirts call at beneficent conditions of soil and Whitty Son's. climate, and not the result of G. A. Co. will pay favors unjustly accorded to top of the market for your grapes. It you are in need of outing flannels, skirt and waist goods, call on R. G. Chapman and Co special classes, industries or Vote for Judge Post. KING COMBINATION BUGGY. MANUFACTURED BY A. G. COX MANUFACTURING COMPANY WINTERVILLE, N The Store and the Stock. This store a reputation to sustain. It is a and s place to buy, a place where newness is triumphant, and where and m join hands with prices, wherein the fullest satisfaction is given. Think of it s your store, your place to buy. Unprecedented values in high class Goods, Broad Cheviots, Serges and fancy, Hal tings. The popular weaves for suits and Skirts. Fine Jackets. The Jackets for fall and winter are here. The are different from those last season. Too many to attempt description. Beady to wear Clothing. We carry the finest 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. THE FOR FINE JOB PRINTING.