THE EASTERN REFLECTOR AND l. J. WHICHARD, AND PROPRIETOR. Entered in tho post office at N. C, as second class matter. Advertising rates made known upon application. A correspondent desired a every post office in Pitt and adjoining counties. to to Pitt County, N. C, 1904 Top the morning to Governor B. H. Glenn. They keep saying Port Arthur will fall, but it is standing yet. There was enough scratching to indicate that some folks must have the itch. , All the same gave the cans the worst scare they have had in a long time. A local candidate for legislature mid he was in tho hands of the Wonder what ho thinks people have done with him. The Black Jack kid I a very As tho voters largely say; To Raleigh he goes, While full of wees, Is let at home to stay. and the entire ticket la elected by a large majority, and it is that every Democratic congressman has been elected. Pitt county has covered her- self in glory, the majorities for the different candidates riming any- where from fifteen hundred to two thousand. The and the Tho following plea for the -I Will if I amusing story, really the by the Washington truth, cornea from Rock Creek should be read by every farmer L township. Last Sunday a young New York city's treasurer has just received a check for to plied to the of man who been dodging his taxes. Now, it is no wonder that the city feels aged to put a increase in its budget for Journal. The jury in the case of former charged with the murder of his wife- wit Charlottesville, Va., brought in a verdict Saturday of murder in the degree. The only thirty minutes. in heading the an of the verdict said will hang very much doubt that part of it, however much he may deserve to do so. The Reflector while rejoicing over the splendid Democratic victory in the county and state, must confess a disappointment over the result in the nation. had hoped it would be different, yet was a belief that which ever way it went it would be with a landslide. Tho landslide came, but it wan for tho Republicans Judge Parker has conducted a brilliant campaign, and though de- be will ever occupy a high place in the hearts of the people. The Democratic party in favor of education, and every resource of this State administration has been used to the children. As a result every school district in the State has had four months school The Republican party does not want the people educated, because it knows that it can control an ignorant Times. the laud. This bird is truly the friend of the husbandman and should be protected by him against pot-hunters and over-zealous sports men. The Star The partridge has long been in favor us breakfast food and as did nourishment for the sick and well, hut it is now coming into wide favor and renown as the farmer's friend. He is a candidate for the high porch of national bird. His partisans assure us that ho is a stout ally of the American husbandman and a much more active defender of American agriculture and prosperity than the proud high flying eagle. Ornithologists, who, under govern- auspices, have been studying the partridge, say that he is a win- Only about one-fourth of his food is grain, per cent, corn, who bad previously secured bis license procured the girl of bis choice and they themselves to a justice of the peace for the pose of being united in the holy bonds of matrimony. were light and with anticipated least his was, but he was unaware of the feelings that possessed her After be bad answered, the questions and it came her turn she balked all the officer could get from her answer to his question will if I This did not the officer be repeated the with the admonition that she give the proper answer, but she refuted The would- be husband then remonstrated with her and thought he had FROM X ROADS As an educational factor, and of educational strength and progress, the public schools of this country are year becoming more important. Each state is will- to taxed for the public in- of its children, every year the tax payers realize that the educational tax is the cheapest and best one they have to pay, its re- benefits. New Bern Journal percent, wheat, and the balance things right, the question was millet, barley, sorghum, rye and He does not this but gathers it after it has been lost in the field. He never pulls up sprouted grains after the fashion of the crow. He does not rob orchards, though he is fond of eating wild grapes, dewberries and wild his long suit is as a weed seed and insect eater. He is a glutton for seeds of smart weed, and ragweed. He has a passion for potato bug, the lady- bird bug, tho the bean beetle, cucumber beetle, boll weevil, caterpillar, cutworm, cot- ton worm, local and other crop de- In many states tho par- is now being taken into close communion by the farmers instead of being treated as an outlaw, May he flourish and multiply. Chairman L I Moore of tho executive committee has conduct- ed a splendid campaign, and the Democratic party owes him thanks for the handsome victory in the Be has been energetic and painstaking and looked well after all tho details of the, campaign. The candidates of the i party have also Conducted on canvass. They visited every section of the their speeches have been and manly. The appreciation of the people will speak in the hand- some majority received Ly each of tho candidates. President can make our lives very uncomfortable by his en- of social equality ideas in the what is more, can make the. black race discontented, and mutinous, but more sectional and political questions cannot mate- affect the wonderful growth that is to come to the south within the next, decade. Our natural re- sources, particularly the cotton crop, combined with the of the people, will make the period from 1900 to 1910 a record breaker for advancement along every line, for this should not give thanks to the republican party, but to ourselves. The south is making herself great despite the handicap of favoritism of News. Young Men Should Remember. That it takes more than muscles to make a man. That bigness is not greatness. That it requires pluck to be pa- That is the most I manly thing in the world. That consideration for mother and does more to mark a gentle- than the kind of necktie he wears That piety is not priggishness. That the only whole man is the holy man. That to follow the crowd is a con- of weakness That street corners are a poor col- again repeated, but her only an- will if I At this the husband that to be, b became raged, j the from the justice of the peace, tore the paper shreds and left. She followed him distance and asked him if he did not know how to take He replied that it was n time to be fooling. And the has not as yet Wilkesboro Hustler. The following cards have been Mrs. Martha requests the honor of presence at the marriage her daughter Lydia to Mr. Julius P. Fleming afternoon, sixteenth nineteen hundred at four o'clock At Home near Greenville, North Carolina. Tho i returns; that there was a landslide for Roosevelt. He not only carried every con but every doubtful state an well went for him, leaving Parker But much hut tho South. It was early that he was elected by a large majority of the electoral college i In the is more Morbid sensitiveness requires he- treatment. A sufferer who wishes to overcome it must take him- self in hand determinedly as he would if he wished to get n quick temper, or rid himself of a habit of lying, or stealing, or drink- or any ether defect which vented his being a whole man. hot shall I do to get rid of asked a victim. Think less of your- self more of others. Mingle freely with people. Become inter- in things outside of yourself. Do not brood over what is said to you, or analyze every simple remark until you magnify it into something of the greatest importance. Do not have such a low and unjust estimate of people as to think they are bent on nothing hut hurting the feelings of others, and depreciating and light of them on every possible gratifying to the Democrats. H. B. Elder Samuel Dead. Elder Samuel Moore, one of the best men in Pitt county, died about noon Sunday at his home near Bethel. He was years old and leaves five daughters and two sons, all of whom are grown. He was a brother of Superior Court Clerk D. C. Moore, and of Mrs. Davenport, of Hamil- ton. Elder Moore was a minister That one real friend is worth Primitive Baptist church score of mere acquaintances. That to afraid to be one's no- wherever he was known, is greater That it is never too soon begin ,, . . . , r i i- Double Daily Trams. the business of making a man of i one's self. That what is put into today will be taken out years hence. That tho only manliness worth possession is shown in tho life of the Son of Statistics during the past hundred years, more than four and one-half million men have laid down their lives in combat among the nations of the The- amount of money spent to support these wars exceeded teen billion dollars Is it any won- the world should show a to turn away from this business Mr Carnegie was in his day and generation when he spent a portion of his money in an attempt to get the world to settle their difficulties peaceably rather than by the sword. As a rule, the recorders of language hasten to for- get profanity, but strange to say, General Sherman's laconic is has been lowed its; place speeches and writing have appeared by men. Times. VI nave heard it stated that the double daily train of it ten i Coast Line is soon to be a reality. It is said the extra train Hill be put on 15th and that it will run from to in the morning and return in the i Tins will be u declares that to the public and to business. Pitt County Boys Succeed. Reflector is always glad to note the success of Pitt county boys. We see the Mount Olive Tribune that electric company has been organ- there with X. T. Keel dent. Mr. Keel moved from this county to Mt. Olive and has be- come a prosperous there Negro Killed In a difficulty, Saturday night out at the place, six miles from town, Solomon Atkinson was killed by Peter Both parties are colored. is in jail. , Nov. 8th 1904. The smallpox scare is a of the past, and the quarantine has been lifted. J. H. Cobb, of Gold Leaf paid a flying business trip to den on Monday. Prof. W. H. of Green- ville, was here last week interest of Utopia High school, which is now session here. Miss Susie Keel, the popular and efficient teacher at Craw fords- spent Saturday night and Sunday at the home of Mrs. J. H. as the guest of Misses Mary Johnson and Brown. The cotton picking is Hearing its close. The of work has necessitated the putting of an extra gin by J. H. Cobb. Rev. Mr. filled his regular appointment at chapel morning. P. G. and Raymond Th of Ayden were guests of J. H. Cobb. Sunday. Joseph Williams, of this leaves here today for the far South. Fred Forbes, of refused to recognize bis friends eve over a distance phone, thereby causing much dismay at this end line. His able coolness will prevent his meeting with quite so hearty a as heretofore. John sister, Miss Ethel, were in town on Sunday last. LETTER TO FRANK WILSON. N. C. Dear When you pee a well dressed man, like to a sample of my clothes. That man is worth two of himself as be was when be came to We have the same feeling. Our paint a is worth twice as much las old fashion painter's paint, lead-and-oil. It looks the same when first put on. In three years it decidedly don't. oil chalks off in three years; it Is considered a job that lasts three years. lead and zinc is about as good in three as it was the day the painter left It. Zinc is the secret it; no secret at all. A good many painters know some mix it in with their lead. We grind it not a little; good deal. It's tho zinc and tie grinding that does it. You can't mix zinc by hand. We it in by ma- Painters are flowing us out, though some are slow. You know it pays a-good man to wear good clothes, How many customers have you that know- it. Yours truly, P. W. Co. P. S. H. L. Carr sells our paint BEAVER ITEMS. Beaver Dam, N. O, Nov. No new case smallpox report- ed. Quarantine will raised off of John Tripp and John this week. No one has died, but sore arms are the order of the day. Those who had violated the law are their time at borne. The consolidated school at lard's commenced on with five pupils two beautiful ladies to teach them. La- boring people in the can-. not spare children from December to April The bears have all migrated. Cotton is nearly nut. ; Miss Maud will teach at New farm. WINTERVILLE This department is In A. O. Johnston, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. ITEMS Stoves, heater and ranges. All styles, lowest prices. S-t our stock N. C, Nov. . before and Rive money. There is the best selection of Winterville Mfg. Co. inks, library pat and Boarding J. D. at the drug of Dr. B. T. Cox Cox. Board t per day. Best Bro. ever brought to house in town. Protect your eyes by buying one Penny candies a the of those eye shades at the Ding store of T. Cox Bro. Store, price cents. J. L. Jackson of Bell Haven Mr. and Mrs. Add Waters, came home to vote. Toddy t-pent night and O. A. Kittrell went the road, Sunday with Meek in Moe. Kittrell Taylor re- For underwear will make it Calved a nice assortment of cutlery warm for you in cold Weather call if you wants I knife see them, at John Son's. Wind-. and door frames, porch Highest price for cotton seed columns, brackets and all kinds of paid by County Oil Mill. louse trimmings at rock bottom See Kittrell Taylor for a trash prices, Winterville Mfg. On. loaf of bread. Shirt tip If in need of a good bane of Harrington Barber a Co. flour or pork see Kittrell j market in town. Taylor Don't forget to bring or semi Oranges and your cart hubs to A.-O. Cox Mfg. on dies at H. I. Johnson. Co. Fut J. -f was use. , here Where is a lint has for the people Prices 98- Rep n hi es than Bright H. L. Johnson. Car ea I Salt for sale cheap 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 worry over lie lot A. W. Co. Bring me your I pay the Y truly Kilt Ml n Taylor. , mullets a ml T. N. Box Body for ii HOW II Want a r t. the ii The A. Cox Mfg. making Helling h Dad semi them at It are iii of i skin aid waist call on B. Q, i Sim Chapman ii to v day A HOOd cut Wood, i lie A. Q. Mfg. Co. to con- tract to have five hundred cords of ., K., ,, m WOOdcut. Any wood cutter wish- .,, pay- a job can see tilt HI their ,,,.;. ,,,.,. , fin meal. When Protect your feet by wearing ,,. m, i n or . lining LING CURE NO MORE EXILE FOR CON. A Cure at Lust Obtained, After Searching Investigation, by St. Louis Interest. A few months ago the attention of a few scientific and philanthropic gen- of St. Louis was directed to an entirely new method of combating that most dreadful of all diseases, tuber- commonly called consumption. Out of cases, cured and have shown such that their ultimate recovery is but a question of a few week.-. So astonishing have been the results and In cases pronounced incurable by all old methods that n company has formed and is DOT to furnish at a normal cost cure to all One of its chief features is can remain 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 receiving the same treat- here in St. Louis have complete- recovered as rapidly as those in New Mexico and The wonderful results in question ha been accomplished by the the company which controls this marvelous medical device have located their main office at North Seventh sweet, St. Louis. They have also lo- a factory Easton and a laboratory has been built at Hill- side, Mo. The cure will be known as Lung Cure, and Mr. C P. Benson, the the h are used, will person ally charge of the of Mr. Benson will personally meet all who call st the office of th on Seventh street, and will answer all communications from who are to make a per- Louis Globe rat. booklet on and Taylor. baud cheap. If veil to buy a set hand cheap tea the A. G. Mfg. in position to secure bis- raw material cheap, having machinery with which to do and I able to and pimples. heat, burns, scalds, , . . , canker and f scalp, work up all of our timber, mouth, and throat. The right i he i why we remedy to have always in the medicine av our , -ville Mfg. Co. Mr. II. P. Manning and of Greenville, B day Sunday. For Sale One More long, on or write Jim N. C. Floor oil cloth at A, W. Any Co. Fashionable Clothes For Fashionable Dressers. of on you had over you through your it , lots. I he Pitt Co. OH L- any the For meat best market price paid every Go to H. L. John ton. Finest line of Buber boots all t Co. at A. W. Ange A Co. C- A. Kittrell and h. tut ii Tim- wood cart hubs. A. G. Cox oil Co. r. K. to b iv your Hides, in I ho I bat will cure Sheep Goat Skins, Beeswax, ,. Tallow, ;. nice ; at et market price, for low come, be Browns Are Here The edict has gone forth and ion says that Browns are Thing- for Fall Winter Suiting. They're Swell and no mistake about it, If you want a Smart, Suit full of life and ginger, come in for one of the New Browns. Every Style and de- tail in making has been looked after and these New Suits are simply per- in Suit Making, and the best here Nothing Better Anywhere. Will you come here tor your Suit or go to tailor and pay him twice as much for no better suit You have an option. Wilson, The Clothier. ,. -1 Company, 417-111 X. Seventh St, St. Louis, Mo, FOR CONSUMPTION. READY AID. Hancock's Na- Greatest ct; cabinet. At loading Han- cook Co., Baltimore, sends booklet. Bra tore and -i limy j toil ; i, Clark, i u., in or otherwise, ct the law. J. U. J, Cobb, ii i A novel fooling of j impulses through your body. You fee and are titter taking good shoes. R. G. Chapman and Co. have the kind and you need. School books, stationary, pens, pencils school supplies of all kinds can be found at the drag store. George wife u Sunday here. A. Kittrell for bed of nil kinds, Ai Reduced Price-The A. Ml Po. ire out a big lot win- f. reduced prices. lite finest substantial fence and you can a if you all Ohm fill- of nil G. mot we to pay I pi ice h chickens A. W. A age A Co. Rocky Tea. cents, Cheap shoes, dry goods, Tea or Tablets. Ding and robber goods. If. Johnson. Store. COMBINATION MANUFACTURED BY A. COX MANUFACTURING COMPANY WINTERVILLE, N This store a reputation to sustain. It is mi ft- stud place to buy, a place where newness i and where goodness and- unit j hands with prices, wherein the fullest is given. Think of it s your store, your place to buy. Unprecedented values in high class Broad Cloths, Cheviots, Series and Suitings. The popular weaves Fine Jackets. Jackets for fall and winter are here. are different from those last season. attempt description. Ready to wear Clothing. We carry the fines of Clothing made for youths and men We curry the system and the made by Co. Try a suit of clothes and if not satisfactory, money will be re. funded. A i POOR PRINT