THE REFLECTOR Ill MUD AND in the post at . N. as .-la s mailer. made upon application. A correspondent desired pool office In Mid adjoining in to Pitt N. C, Friday, 1905. CAR; LIN EDITORS A HALL IN SOCIETY The Tarboro Southerner is com plaining about the dis- till t. Tin- Southerner in several district the roads are by the plowing into the road We join in the kick the Southerner is making. Good roads cannot be kept good condition as long as ibis of goes on The tax for keeping up good roads it already heavy enough and this will increase the burden. r Correspondent. Kenilworth Inn. N C. 1905 pi , ,., i f nod at from the moat prominent families of much to more women of the the friendly relational very and with the two States I is o.,. .,, n was a happy one, and its fame and The greatest raid in the history of American cities made in Sunday night. Over were made, of then lies were arrested in houses of It is this state of affairs that is undermining American lift. The best of the country in such disgrace for years, and M,. s. I have been a . Press re a quarter or y. II never seen a I in than The country was at the North Cur- suits, and yet Philadelphia mill was considered one of the most , m in cities in America there are Virginia, while many ladies from I,,.;. . .,; present. Chicago, Denver and San Francisco, herself in cities are boastful of their such a N would in New YorK, A- i is a cordiality u- the editors thing being done for pleas- Mayor Barnard's address of n, i. me was fully in keeping with this spirit He said that of many conventions had entertain- ed the city had never felt m re honored than by this gathering of North Carolina and Virgina editors. Responses to the me were made for Virginia by C. f, Salem, and for North Carolina by H. A London, of Following addresses and S Copeland, of Richmond, of which were brilliant and witty. the North Carolina association took up business program. The first day's consisted several essays and addresses were exceedingly interesting and beneficial to the members. In addition to the business of the two the editors have found much in the way of pleasure more is yet is Store for them. Tuesday they were given a special nip to Riverside Park to games by Indians, which was a novel scene. This afternoon they bad at ride over the and a lunch out at try Club. Tonight there was a com- in the elegant ball of Kenilworth Inn. To- morrow afternoon the will be open to them for a drive and Mr- will enter them with a lunch at his dairy house. At night there will be a banquet at Kenilworth and Friday s trip and entertain- by the people of that town, The Western Union Telegraph Company, in keeping with its liberal policy, two associations the free us of its lines for social personal messages while here, a courtesy fully appreciate Manager Moore, of Kenilworth Inn. is doing everything possible for the pleasure and comfort the guests. To say that it is among the finest, best equipped and best kept hotels in the South is speaking only what is true. It is an ideal and commands a view of the scenery surrounding the progressing rapidly commercial and material and is forging to the front of South- Philadelphia under Mayor is standing the dawn of a new day. The money of the night victims will them fun. punishment, but justice will come to enough of them to have a good effect, and perhaps it will have a restraining on the influence that is growing ill the cities of South. We Cannot be too we cannot be too string- Raleigh, for one city, has been too loose, and regretting it. Give us pure city life sail our conn- try is safe. If city life is impure it will leaven the country at large with its pollution. Those held their cotton for cents have a right to feel good, hut will they it for cents and do like some did a little over a year ago when cotton was bringing from to cents, slick and hold for higher prices still A great many farmers hid to sell for cents when could sold for over cents. You may gel over a cents and may not. No lime like the present. Bernard ought to have taken advantage of Joe Daniel's absence from Raleigh and paid the City Oaks s short visit. Some the of are very to see him. If Mayor Weaver could only the cooperation of the Governor of Pennsylvania he would woo put the grafters out of business thereby destroying the Republican machine of that state you suppose that fellows who are to edit those Republican dailies at are getting mighty tired waiting We are not playing the markets, but it strikes us very forcibly now is a good time to sell your cotton Cotton is still soaring. It is hi over two dollars a higher than it was Monday. In New Wednesday, October cotton cold at January at .-ems. continued advance in cotton is intense excitement. Ii is strange to us why the good people who me putting up such a strong light against whiskey . up the poisonous and deadly If is keeping up the gait he was going when hi left Wilmington, he'll be crossing North Carolina again having made a circle of he globe The casualties of the of are conspicuously absent in the newspapers. This is good news. When we read of a woman to be hung it is with regret, considering that there are co many men who go that deserve this punish- SPECIAL SALE It's getting the time of the year every- thing Summery must be put on the ired as this store is concerned; yet, two full wearing months are ahead A better to buy Men's Clothing, for less than actual value NEVER ITSELF Our Suits and Trousers must vacate. We don't want a of Spring or Summer stock when we open the Fall and we wont have it if we can help it. Note a few of our cut prices. TO INCREASE THE LIST. j We take the following paragraph from the Washington Post. they are building a double- ended automobile the design being to enable the drunken to bank upon the pedestrian he may miss in the forward It's a pity that the automobile manufactures have to go to ibis extra expense. The chauffeur's must be getting mighty careless. The hanging of a wife murderer on the 20th in Winston has been ordered public by the county com- missioners. It is surprising that the intelligent people of Winston would think of allowing anything like this to take place. A public hanging belongs to the barbaric age. Such a thing taking place thirty or forty years would brought little if any surprise, but in this age of enlightenment it is met a fellow who he looking for a cool place. We met the same fellow again late last evening, panting and still looking for n cool place. He had melted down a dozen cellars and taken half dozen baths. We suggested that he sit down a while and rest, and ha said that it strange that he had thought of that before. While there is so much lion among the newspapers as to who will succeed late secretary Hay, Rout should not be for- gotten. A dead whale was washed ashore last week on Long Island, New York. We expect the people cf Long Island would much rather have a live lobster roll in. When we think of the heat in Home chills run up and down our back bone. The there in the shade. The circulated report that the trial of Dewey in New had been postponed o account of the death of one of the jurors children proved to be untrue. Senator of South Caro- says the legislature that State got to reorganize the dispensary and make it decent, or he will stump the State to kill it. Thia sounds very strange since sir. is tie father the Carolina We don't find everything in the laborer that we desire, but let's be careful that we do not get something as or worse. A judge Indiana has purchased a news paper plant There is no doubt but what his opinions here- after will carry some influence- There were thirty drowned on a Spanish ship a few days ago. This must have brought to Spain memo of i i The only strange thing about bank robberies is that occasionally one is robbed from outside. On Yankee ingenuity is just now re- for a Mississippi that be peculiarly embarrassing to Governor he who hates a only less than he does Mr. Roosevelt, Governor has spoken, written and lived consistent- any rate. Fie made his cam on issue against education, roasting the President to a turn on his policy, was duly elected an has had the good taste not turn about from abuse to fawning when success came to u friend of Hooker Washington The nay the sensation arose was that the Text Hook Commission which Governor created with the announced purpose of securing only such books for the schools as were free from of the South and the poison of equality, has adopted arithmetic which is worst ever. While the books will be stricken from the list and other selections made, the mistake must be a dis- heartening one to the Governor. Naturally no one looked for sec- bias arithmetic. carefully scanned for and the were subjected to searching examination. It now appears, however, that even examples in addition and may be made the vehicles for slander and abuse. Many of the examples in the arithmetic in which is that of Stone and are stated to be of harm- sectional character. For there are live hundred and ten children in a school, and three o them are white, how many colored children are Like When is it recalled that the Text Book Commission was one of the Governor's pet projects, and that he appointed its members personally, the facts will be seen almost to put him into disgrace with himself. as the matter is, there can not be restrained a smile that this should have happened It shows the old need, however, of Southern books in the schools before there be hope of justice. Who in the world would ever have ex- to run up with social in an arithmetic That is the most innocent sort we- d pile in yet been discovered. Yet as long as the text books are written by folks of the Boston it may be expected that the in will figure somewhere between the lines, if not in his and Observer. Men's Coat and Pants value, now 85.00 Men's Coat Pants value, now Men's Coat Pants value, now Men's Coat Pants value, now Men's Coat Pauls value, now Men's Coat Pants value, now Men's Coat Pants value, now Men's Coat Pants value, now SWELLEST OF SUMMER TROUSERS SEE THE PRICES. Peg Top Trousers Swell Pat- tens value, now Ail Wool Crash Dark Plaid 3.00 value, now All Crash value, now All Wool Crash Gray value now All Wool Crash Linen value, 12.00 The Jape closed Pert Arthur, and the only way to is to enter like Japan did. One why the Czar is so indifferent about peace is that peace is unknown to him. Men's Coat Pants value, now Men's Coat St Pants value, now Men's Coat Pants value, now Men's Coat Pants value, Men's Coat Pants value, now Men's Coat Pants value, now Men's Three Piece Suits value, now Men's all Wool Serge Piece Suits value; now Men's Gray Piece Suits value, now Men's Gray Piece Suits value, now Men's Gray Slim Suits value, now Can you to miss a sale, where the touch your purse so gently Frank Wilson, THE CLOTHIER. The blackberry crop an evidence the scarcity of labor in this section, or of the laziness of the labor that is available. The roadway are lined with bushes ladened with Tea thousand quarts of berries, worth five cents s quart, will waste in Mecklenburg alone, year Charlotte Chronicle. Hardware. For C Stoves Ranges, Heaters Pumps, Guns, Am- munition, One and Two Horse Steel Plows, neat Cutters and Staffers. In fact anything In Hardware come to H. L,. CARR WINTERVILLE DEPARTMENT J. and his mother Oar spring and summer stork her grand daughter pleasant visit at the of B. at returnee, to their home Friday evening. The session of Winter ville High school will open Sept notions ladies and item- Uppers baa arrived and our st of ladies dress goods Ac. is more I before. of suitings, weather batiste i The prospects are brighter than all the designs, voiles ever before. Several rooms are invited been engaged. call a-d inspect our Kittrell is home from Barber Co. ; Seven Spring. We wonder if he For hay, and oats, go to had as fine a time there a John Barber A On. Nichols. HOW abort it new corned herrings, There is no reason Co. Harrington Barber ft C. farmers should such , . . , Corned ; nigh prices For dour, they can raise their own wheat the I Mfg. Co. is thoroughly time alarm equipped making splendid see; It. G. i flour Co. Mr. aid Mrs. R. G. Chapman Highest price for cotton seed cheap, For Holt time spent a few days this week down at their old home All c of paint, and yellow by Pitt Canary Oil Mill. A few subscribers the EASTERN bit in arrears. ARNOLD'S BALSAM Cholera By L and Coward Woolen This department is in A. D. Johnston, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern in and territory. a. O, July Mrs. A. O. Cox and Mrs. M. L. Cox spent Thursday in me country at the home of G. K. Jackson. Look up Mr. Cooper ask him moot of anything that yon arc interested is. Prof. K. principal of the High school, left Thursday morning for bis home he will spend about two weeks. Spanish peanuts for seed at T. If. Go's. Late Thursday afternoon, old Aunt Coward, the wife of the A. G. Cox, Mfg., Co's and n much res peeled old fell dead. Apoplexy is thought to be the of her death. We have bean informed that A. W. Ange Co. pay the highest price for country prices. J. A. Nichols his from Seven Springs but some else has not yet Don't worry too much, John, She'll come buck sweet Car load flour just Harrington Barber Co. Prof. O. Nye, accompanied by his wile and children left today Chapel Hill and other places to the summer vacation. wish them a very trip. We handle T. W. Wood and Sons and millet T. Cox and Bro. Miss Laura Cox, who has been visiting her sister Ayden, re- turned home Friday morning. Just another shipment ladies, men and children shoes- Harrington Thursday night, E. F. Tucker went out to his father's and spent the night his brother who is quite ill. Don't eyes feel like there a grit in Do they pain you feel tired on reading Do they become mattered and adhere while That denotes paired vision be rem died by wearing eye glasses. B. T. Cox and carry a foil line of spectacles and can fit your with the proper lees. Mrs. Polly Smith and her daughter Mrs. Cox left Friday afternoon for Seven Springs w ere they expect to spent several days. or men to solicit orders for stock in Pitt For enclose stamp. Box Winterville; N. C. Nice lot of glass ware and crock ways on hand. Harrington Barber ft Co. Great progress is being made on the new brick stores. They will lie handsome buildings and will add much to the appearance of our little town. White's Black Liniment, spec- recommended for the human family, fine for perfectly balanced, sub-cutaneous For sale by B. T. Cox Bro. Mr. of Camden, N. J., representing the Columbus Boot Co., was Friday. Go to T. N. Manning Co. for candies, nuts, raisins and choice, confectioneries. B. C. of Sanford. stop- over hers a abort while Thurs- day morning. We carry samples of over live hundred styles of wall paper. We are prepared to you as cheap as the cheapest. Come and examine before buying elsewhere. B. T. Cox Bro. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Reuse and children have gone over Lenoir comity to relatives. Have on band nice line of glass and crockery ware, all very cheap. Harrington Barber Co Redaction sales made on goods an; mil. U. C. a, Co. Barber Co. r have the Winterville list and Bliss who routes from visiting in the country the of all our subscribers week came home ed to receipts hamburg the piper. Come and see me cheapest A. W. A. Ange ft . up, nuke me happy, make L. ti. Kittrell was in Greenville editor happy, get Lapp one day this week. got a good W have on hand a lot of fr all those who pay for u gents straw that will now go V advance, below cost. fail to see them. I A. D. I We will sell you at some price. Special pries on ire lit. G Chapman A Co. cream at B. O. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Manning Co. left afternoon to visit relatives For hardware and mill supplies I near w- L- paint, guaranteed and feed Stables, huge the at Harrington Barber whips and spreads. W. L. House, Co. it. M. Williams, of Black Jack, was here For Pine Tar honey, Walkers tonic, Dr. Bell's Pain killer, Dr. Bell's Eye salve, and a sure cure for all heart troubles, see T. N. Manning Co. Mrs. S. Smith has sick this week but we are glad to know No Pity Shown, that she is much improved. When in need of anything in j writes A. the crockery and glass ware line ; Verbena, Ala. had a terrible be to ate as before buying. ls tumors. R. G. Chapman Co. r , Salve cured me. Equally for Burns Very many drummers have been , all ,,,,,,, around town I his week. It seems to at Drug Store. be quite a time around ; here now. Some try to meet. buggies prices. A few try to them in quality and finish. But none undertake to do both. Another large of shoes Working Night and Day. The busies and little thing that ever was nude is Dr. King's Life Pills. pills change weakness Into strength, into energy, brain fag , into mental power. They're won all sty es and sizes and prices very . , , . . , in building op the health. Harrington Barber Only per box. Bold L. reasonable. A Co. Paint your house how is the time, Ange Co. have the old reliable Town Country paint. Cured. Three years ago my system was Uncle, where are going, such a that I had a I am going to A. W. Ange ft succession of Boils in all, sixteen. they are selling goods way f . . shoulders and on the neck, though down cheap now. j , had on Mgr my Try a bottle of Dr. sure. eye. As fa-st as one would gel well for indigestion at the drug another would come and they ,. t ,., . and caused me to Don't worry over that little the of cotton you had left over when they developed int- a large Car- you got through ginning your last right lots. Pitt Co. Oil Mill, the teacup. seed cotton in any quantity the arm and J J me great I had best market price paid every to my .,, pillow It For Sale Pure Plymouth Rock was September when the Carbuncle gs, per dozen. Fob and for fir had to filled as fast as the hens lay. H. T , ,. . .,, ., Knowing the the trouble came Jackson Winterville N. C. , , box of Mrs At the drug store there we think Joe Person's and took a she moat can be pleased dozeD bottle before I stopped, table and and ii cured me. By the time I ,, six my Carbuncle White's Colic and Kidney Cure, well r have never had She combination kidney medicine touch of the trouble for stock and a sure colic cute. Mrs. K. TAYLOR at the Din Store N. C. Now of High Point, August 1904. Farmers who raise their bay can AIR PRESSURE. be supplied with the well known Osborne Mowing machines rakes by A Co. call and see them. The Pitt Oil Mill is now buying Cotton Seed. They pay the highest prise or will ex- for meal. When are toady writs for Buy It Now. Now is the time to buy Colic, Cholera and Remedy. It is certain to be needed sooner or later and when that lime comes yon will used it will need it yours Buy it now. It may life. For L. Woolen, druggist. How Ar Blown Off During a The of the United States weather bureau have photographic proof of the accuracy of statements ii i.- possible straws and feathers to be driven deep into hoard fences, trees and other mate- rials. if camera to be on appears to bu the i- . joke iii sonic I ii n our country u o blow i Ii hers kens other luckless birds. A scientist in i the lows of air pressure, which account for many of freaks of cyclones, air pressure iii sea level is about pounds each square inch. The pressure on the of objects, even the human is equal to that on thus preserving a proper equilibrium. Disaster immediately follows the re- of the pressure. to the popular belief, the danger attending is created From within and not from the outside. During a tornado rushes along at a terrific speed, so the vacuum is created in the center of the storm. The sudden exhaustion of the air in t Iii fashion relieve the outside pressure from all objects in the of the dis- the ease of a building re- is shown iii the bunting out of walls by the force of the led inside pressure. This is the explanation for the presence of so many without that ale found in path of tor- is the same way with chick- ens. The air is exhausted so quick- from the outside the inner pressure blows oil the feathers. In the sonic way straws, feathers and other trail substances are made lo penetrate much harder materials. nave a photograph of it splinter of wood buried itself in a steel sec- of I lie Bads bridge, over the Mississippi river, during the St. Louis Louis Persian Customs. or, Annals of the Emperor written in the Persian language, contain of various customs which during the Mogul period. Among these was the use of per- fumes in religious observances, and the emperor look a personal interest in the preparation of the Among vegetable products aloe wood, was then, as now, valued for the resin agar and an oil known us Sandalwood was used as a powder, and perfumes were distilled from the rose, orange, jasmine and broad leaved willow, from the .-perm tin- secretion of the civet cat and the of certain known as were important animal products. England Imitating the Lobster. Great Britain follow- the of the lobster. At intervals the lobster casts his shell, and until a new one grows he i- absolutely helpless and has to conceal himself in a bole. This is our case, only we have no sheltering hole. We gel an equipment, usually in a hurry and at abnormal cost. We take no note of what science is doing until some line day we discover that our equipment is as worthless for defense as son's wooden hulls would be against ii modern ironclad. Then vie point a committee, which discovers a number of things previously known to all oilier nations. We ourselves with a new shell. if nobody attack-- us in tho meantime, and then we go to sleep Times. REPORT OP THE OF THE BETHEL BANKING AND TRUST Cl AT N. At the dote of business 1906. RESOURCES. LIABILITIES. Loans and discounts 112,078.24 Capital stock paid ii Overdrafts, unsecured , , , furniture end fixtures 938.18 from 4,315.40 Time of 780.09 Cash items 1,818.71 sub. 5.800.99 Silver V S j 117.41 922,078.49 Total State of North Carolina, County of Pitt, H. II. Taylor, of the named bank, do swear that the above abatement Is true to the of my and belief II. H TAYLOR Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before Come Attest. I. this 6th day of June, 1905. Notary K. J- W. THOMAS, Gratifying News. in all kinds of Merchandise. Tl est reductions w ever offered. Tin a treat loss of money, it is one way of cleaning th ed b at and loss Silks. s Goods, nines. Linings Braid, Lies, Embroideries, lawn-. Men's Slippers, Clothing. All id i. Improve your ear y and Slippers to in black, white 11.00 A Hint to tho Bishop. A bishop, in his carriage on the Isle of Man, to a convict in his striped clothe.- breaking stoned on the road. The bishop talked to the convict a little while, giving him some advice and encouragement; then, us he got ready to drive on, he said, with a smile and a sight my nun, wish could break u the stony hearts of in; people as break these rock- on the From bis lowly altitude the eon looked up the proud bishop in his magnificent equipage. haps, he you don't work on your Slippers Slippers 2.50 Lawn -lo He . Lawns lie sILK RIBBONS in quality all colors Bo and reduced one half A Ladies Hand kerchief atone Meaning Talcum powder why pay molt C. B. Corsets 11.25, now prices in all mer lo, SO, to stock Men's Patent her and r-hoes and tut lo close quit k and 18.20 Men a and all wool Serge suits, worth we close them at Man's suits were reduced to 10.00, 12.00 and All hi r. ed now Mo i Men's and Hit, reduced one half s-el rods lull in-h were now and 2.00 Urn now Big mark down Milli- 1.00, 1.60 and 1.75 Hats now white Duck Hats Big lot baby saps One hundred ladies Hand- kerchiefs, worth each, now for S H Suspenders, the best kind row lie Cuff Buttons-, Scarf Pins, Ladies sets all go at half the original price The Dundee o mush used, black and navy, 1-1 now e. L. Wilkinson Bo. ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, WILSON, N. C. For Male and Female. course in Vocal and Music, Art, Elocution and Physical Stenography Typewriting. A complete in Ancient and Modem Languages and Literature. Three courses leading to A. B, Degrees. Faculty of opens September 6th, 1905. For or other information, Address. J. J, Harper. LL. D., President Wilson, N. C. A Modern Version an Old Tale. A small maid returned from school tho other day tilled with the enthusiasm of discovery. she began, told us about a boy who said, lots of times when there wasn't any wolf what did the story inquired ma. said the child, greatly surprised at her mother's inability to two and two it moans never be a teller but Littleton Female Splendid locution. Health resort Over boarding pupils last year. High guide of work. High standard of social life Conservatory advantages in music. Ad- courses in Art Elocution. Hot water beat. lights and other modern Remarkable health record; only one death among pupils years Close attention to the health and social development of every pupil. High standard of scholarship All pupils dross alike on till public occasions. CHARGES VERY LOW. 24th Annual Session will begin Sept. 18th, 1905. For address. REV. M. RHODES. A. M , Littleton, N. C. Brutally Tortured. A case came to light that for persistent mid unmerciful torture has perhaps never been equaled. Joe of writes, I endured pain and nothing relieved me though tried everything known. I across Electric Bitters and the oh earth for that trouble. A few bottle- of it completely relieved and cured Just as good for and troubles and general de- Only Satisfaction by L. druggist, Night Was Her Terror. would cough nearly ail night writes Mrs. Apple- gate, of Alexandria, could hardly get a sleep. I bad consumption so bad that if I walked a block would cough frightfully and spit blood, but, all other medicines failed, three 11.00 bottle-i of Dr. King's New Discovery wholly cured me and I gained It's ab- guaranteed to cure Coughs, Colds, La Bronchitis and all Throat and Lung Troubles. Price and Trial bottles free at J. L. drug store. POOR PRINT