THE EASTERN REFLECTOR AND O. J. and Proprietor Entered in the post N. C. as second .-lass matter. rates upon application. A at in Pitt and adjoining i is toward the eleven cent inn k. Former Governor Charles T .-I Virginia, died day in Richmond. That state of lier foremost men in bis death in raw to County 7-. C, 1905. PITT COUNTY SCHOOLS M ., With the in of a f present of A. G Cox. L. C. Arthur u may not .,.,,; y is. and with wise sneer Mr m of hi- go is quickly by two advances in the price of oil those who have changed from to electricity are not ought by it. what baa see during i-. in . intent as W. H. a -u- shown himself to be, we feel safe Two ration realized lime come tn put a m in in burg schools, giving ail bis lime them. made daring two years has shown of their action. At t tin i t . , n is public in county employing more than on. teacher. Neither a tax Now i ere is n school in Greenville i n pi a com pi teal i an i I- I m-r-- i. Al Bethel there is a with a well equipped man as i and assistant with n en- of more two At there is a traded m with .; and four with an enrollment two lumen d I- I he I ii a and additional in predicting schools will to grow more and mere that at no distant all have ideal in tin- entire county, thing remains he a. coin at i is hearty support of our Si e Criticism as it is generally i never helps anything, but always I nils to pull down We know that the men who have this work in have at bean the heal interest if every citizen and child in tin entire and ii behooves ail us to loyal support lo the in so doing we will aid in giving our own children the best advantages educationally and there give them an equal chance in lib with the most favored The price of diamonds is steadily advancing, and we would advise our North Carolina editorial brethren that now is the time to lay in their winter supply Sun- How many can you buy with a load of wood Now that the charge is admitted. President Roosevelt does not seem in such a burn talk as be was to enters denial to Parker's charge made near the close of tie last campaign that the big corpora- were large contributors to the Republican campaign fund. Rev. Thomas Dixon's famous hook which he has was given its initial performance in Norfolk on Friday night and is pronounced a great success. The audience received it with great enthusiasm and it is pro- the best play on the Amer stage today. AM NO UNION PRINTER. The strike among onion printers bus reached North Carolina, and on Monday the union printers in the teachers, wish an enrollment of Charlotte hundred or more. At on there is also a good school with a splendid sup and three additional t. i.-hers, between one no. hundred. At Centerville two ladies are employed and the enrolls about eighty pupils At Ballards X R the school em- ploys two ladies and roll mi was seventy eight. All of those districts, except the last two. arc local lax districts more than special taxes an- paid. The in all these schools an; as thoroughly qualified for work, and arc doing as good work, us any teachers in the sup. The rural schools have almost an equal improvement. here re one hundred and five white is employed in the schools if the coon last year, and only three of these held second certificates Twenty live or thirty of the rural s.-h buildings were neatly painted last year, in the past two there have been built thirty and commodious buildings. In nearly all the districts the old desks, etc, are being replaced by Comfortable ones The school been unusually well looked after. The last sheriff of the Harrington, was a fins tor and was always prompt in paying the school fund, having at all limes an interest and pride in of this department of work in the county. appropriations for the an year will, we ire be fully as as they were last year will, therefore, insure a live months in every district. The enroll meat and average attendance of the is increasing gradually all tin tune. The character of the work threw up their jobs and walked out This was not because the Charlotte printers had any grievance against their employers, but because the International Typographical I i hat is trying to enforce a demand eight work at a full day a p iv. ordered them to quit. This movement, we believe, start- ed some time ago in Chicago and has spread to various parts of the try It is the most absurd demand of which organized laborers have been guilty in late years. The em- pi union printers are right in their determination not to yield to the demand the public ought to uphold them in it. A man has no If there is any set of men in North Carolina that every Democrat should want to see landed in jail, it is I hi corrupt revenue doodles-- In every campaign none are more active in using their position in an effort to defeat the Dem Yet we see that ex Aycock is lo be one of the counsel try to clear the crowd recently ill dieted by the Federal court at Greensboro There ought to be in stances when Ices will not secure tin services of some lawyers. OF NITROGEN GATHERING CROPS The N trail Carolina of Agriculture will during the month of distribute among the farmers of the state for experiment purposes, small lots of seed of the following leguminous crops, the aw i being in each case ready with the nitrogen germ and suitable for immediate planting without farther treatment Tin- crops to be with are as Alfalfa, burr, clover, sand vetch and crimson clover. The samples sent out will suffice sow strip of land i feet or one rod. As a control test, a smaller quantity of the same seed will be sent also. Applications will be received for any one of above named seeds or for all four kinds, but not more than one s.-u. of one kind will be sent lo OM applicant Applicants must enclose with application SO cent in postage stamps for each kind s. ed they desire. Applicants for these seeds must also send to the undersigned a sum pie of about one half pounds of surface soil from the held upon which they propose to sow seeds This sample should be made up from lots of soil taken from art of the field. The simple is required to determine the of soil amount of ready present. The soil samples must sent post paid. Applicants must also furnish a description of the field and of the grown thereon during the last two years Experimenters are ad- vised to select dry, clean soil which has this year been hi cotton, corn or some hoed crop Those who wish to take part in this experiment should make prompt application as the supply of seed will be limited. Address all correspondence re- this seed distribution to the undersigned. Mi Biologist, N. C. Department of Ag- R X. C. Did Mr If what I of the New York Life, did in the funds of bis company for political purposes was wrong, then isn't Cornelius N. at that time treasurer of the Republican national committee, who received the money, equally And is it not ad- lo imply that B. chairman of the more right to demand a full day's can campaign committee, also is as pay eight work than a guilty as Mr. inasmuch as he had direct knowledge of the trans- action If one has committed a grocer has to charge n I r ten pounds of sugar and only give him eight or a railroad to collect fare for a hundred miles from a passenger and carry him only eighty miles. The prim involved is same. True, a man has a right t-i work Or work, just as In- eh loses, pro- he has visible means slip n but be no right to demand pay for work which he docs not per- form. If he engages to do a day's work and falls short in his time, lie is obtaining wages dishonestly for the short time- strike among union printers can accomplish no will inconvenience em- B time, lull just think the number men out employ winter coming on and their families them I low are these to be supported The only persona by these strikes are the officers the unions who get large out of I the contributions of the members . rapidly. The . Wu con- given in suitable doses, alcohol produces a use in blood pressure is lo a in the area, in sell out never there is an , spite of the to make money for themselves dilatation, is exerting a wonderful for so doing. Experience has proven I How simple it all the betterment of the schools. this time and again m late years. J Grocer. tea arc becoming and. they will engineer a strike and then In qualified to do up to date work. A live n wrong three arc guilty. Having g. ibis far. is only fair to ask the question. Did Roosevelt that such a contribution was made ill promotion of his American public would like lo hear from him mi this subject. If he knew of the met hods that were em- ployed in raising funds for carrying the Republican it is not unreasonable lo suppose be did. then be is just as guilty of shameful act as Mr Mr. or Mr. If Mr Roosevelt was ignorant of these methods at the time then he certain can longer enter that plea. Now that he knows what has been going on what is he going to Will he denounce the evil practices as other honest men have done, or will he sit silent and allow the pie to think what they phase. The Nous believes that be will be heard from i News New York's Lost Children. number of children in the course a year varies considerably. The largest number of children ever sheltered at the Central in the of year was in 1892, the year of c when, during twelve months, more than five thousand six hundred children wen- under Mrs. care. fully two thirds more children ire lost during the summer than daring the winter, and at the time the Italian feast of St ROCCO, in June, the press of parents waiting on the steps of Police Head quarters is so great that, according to the officer who tends the door, you have to drive them down so you can come Indeed. Italians divide with the honors of losing their little ones. About of all the children lost may be safely to these two. Rill the of all the year is the first opening of the public s. after the summer vacation. Many little ones go to school for the first time, and are too small to find I heir way home at noon; so the mother doubtless gives the teacher very explicit directions to keep or until her val at noon Now to bewildered teacher, all pupils, first, appear alike, therefore it is not strange that sin- fails to remember which is be kept till called so. when school is out, many little ones find themselves in the street, not only totally ignorant r how to reach home but ally home is located They aimlessly about, sometimes distances, and finally, tired out and discouraged, they begin to cry. Here some officer takes a baud and, by light, the majority of them will ho enjoying the city's hospitality at the Central Office Pearson's Magazine October. Gone North Watch This Space. THE KING CLOTHIER. Coming on It's Own Train. SHOWS state Ins Will positively exhibit at GREENVILLE OCT. 10TH. a Magnitude never attempted before, its vast entirety. Bigger. Better, Greater, Grander ban. ever before Display of Entirely New F Mini-.-. Moral Museum of The New Golden Many Strange Zoological Specimens Including Rarest Animals in Captivity- The Lioness, Queen mil her family A -the largest living MUS in weighing A Monster I Sweating Behemoth, of Holy Writ, captured In th densest Morass of th wild region of the Nile. A Zoological Garden Brought your oily on wheels. The Human Meters, the La- Pearl Family of Japanese Mons. great Ladder Artist Wheelers Marine Band finest Musical Organization traveling with any in America. Grand Street Pageant The new and costly Piano to he seen daily in our Free Spectacular New Street Parade. A Mala Day. Prepare for the ming One ticket admits to all shows. All Children Half Price. No Gambling or Swindling allowed. Honest and Fair Dealings the mot of tins vast concern. Two Performances Daily. Doors open at I and p. m. Remember the day and date GREENVILLE TUESDAY, OCT. A contributor us his version of what Governor of North Caro- said to the Governor of South Carolina. It many mills have York Com- Institute for Young Women and of Music. The Best for Your Daughter College FREE LADIES. Oil. I COMPOUND. WINTERVILLE This department is in f who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. The painter folio lug cl--.- after carpenters on the new boy's dormitory and will moon done painting the of the building. In a few days it will be and already rooms are engaged in it. yards standard calicoes at per yard, Harrington, Barber A Co. Mr, and Mrs. W. S. spent Sunday at B G. by B. G. Co., a car load lime which they will sell Tery cheap. W. H. Kilpatrick was town Monday. For Holt time alarm clocks and see B. Chapman o. Waller through shipment of shoes all styles prices very reasonable. O. C. formerly the firm of Taylor, has a as at B G. Chapman's. White's Black Liniment, spec- for human family, tine for perfectly balanced, sub-cutaneous com i. For sale by B. T. Cox Bro. Mr and Mrs. B. G. Chapman Friday in Greenville. White's Colic and Kidney Cure, the combination kidney medicine for stock am a .-lire colic cine, at the Drug Store Mrs. sparks to Washington Friday. Big line hats and cape received, latest styles. Harrington, in-1 J. C. Galloway as in town Sunday For hay, corn oats, go to Hamilton Harder it Co. J. F. Harrington went to Hus- ton and returned Monday. Cue our up to date farmers In o- a wagon loud of teed to our Pitt County Oil Co. and had it making a bale of lint that weighed pounds. He paid dollar and fifty cents to gel it and exchanged his seed tor meal and hulls. And he had sold his bale of to our leading merchants for a little more than pound he put his meal hulls oh his wagon and returned home feeling ill ii he had saved much time labor and was pleased with results. Leonard Jordan, House, here Sunday. Mis. L. A. recently re- turned from where she a line of dress and Her fall opening display of the new styles will be held in one of the new con- store on Saturday, Sept- 30th. Mr. and Mis. G. A. little sou, Herbert, spent and in the of Buggies were seen rolling down one of our streets route fur our neighbor good luck them. Mrs. P. H. and Pat lie Button went K. G. Co., are offering prim their large stock hi-n must be sold within a days in order to make room for their apply to be received, Miss Carrie Chapman, of fox- came Sunday to Winterville High of Mint, and yellow Harrington Mrs. Mis, I Nannie Nichols, spent Saturday at L. We have the of stationary ever brought to B. T Cox Bro. HIGH SCHOOL. Miss in Cox. who las visiting at Springs, returned home Monday, accompanied by- sister, Mrs. Nice waist patents cheap at Harrington. Barber Co. Misses Minnie Eva Cox and Maggie Brown spent Sunday with MUs Hattie Kittrell. B. T. Cox Bro. have a full Hue of school books, inks, pea tablets, day ledgers, account book, states, chalk, crayons, school bags and straps. Come and see what they have before else- where. L. L. Kittrell spent Monday in Greenville. Our streets are alive with wag- ons carts hauling cotton to the gin and seed to the Oil Mill. This has made and is its just reward. Miss Sarah Barker and Mis. I Sarah spent Tuesday When in town call to see I run a first livery feed I stables. M L. Kate Chapman has resigned position as clerk B G. j Chapman ft Co., and will teach , the She is one of our popular holies and we for her lo leave us. Try a of Flour sale by B G. Chapman Co. T. H. King filled his, regular appointment Sunday morning and night and preached two very able sermons. Just a few more cloaks at cost at H. L. Last Saturday the school boys played a very interesting base ball with the team. The ire stood to in favor of the school buy Ii was a nice game from start to finish and enjoyed by those who saw it. They expect to play again . afternoon may expect even a I than before, Lei everybody e out and the game, When -d nice bananas orange apples of any call on H. L. John MM, T. H, A. G. G. K. attended services at Hopewell evening. They report a good sermon by a Rev. Crater, Hopewell the most pros- of the county of our are found in that community. Not only do attend the preaching Mr. King has on fourth Sundays, but they have one of the best conducted Sunday in the county. Ii la presided over by that quiet, conservative, ed man, Mr. Ayden, who has the people in the community. Call at II. L Johnson's ex- his line of Hosiery Misses Ladle and Gents. J. II. Hudson, Black Jack, left Monday morning for Baltimore Where lie Will resume his medical studies. He expects to return a full pledged M. next spring. He was once a student here and has many will rejoice at his well merited He will be the one of our students to in medicine, but several are studying for noble profession and ere long will belong to the Fall goods arriving daily A. W, Ange Co's. Come and see them. Motto Beat go. at a. wan in town If you to t your fur meal you can same time by meal far sour seed have cotton ginned at the Pitt Co. Oil Mill. of Greenville, wee In our town yesterday buying u. Mrs. Minnie wife W. B died here Friday a id buried Sunday. She leaves a husband two Mrs. Kicks was a daughter Mrs. Bet. Trunks and valises at ton Barber Co. Albeit Creswell Washington county. school here today. If you nice or some furniture see A. W. Ange J. K. Greenville, will preach in Baptist church Thursday night. He is . of ablest and most young ministers in slate and our will be glad to hr him. Call and see my line of shoe before baying elsewhere II. L. Johns n. B-HI -ill W M. King was in We are always glad met-r as he is of Pin best In., el i, suits at H L. R-v. s Of Washing l., preach in the church Sunday night. I He will be on his and our people will be glad to see and hear him again. Our line of fall Winter, goods are now in. See our lire be fore you buy. to please A. W. Co. We have been Informed that prices on pants at A, W. A Co. has cut 1.00. Another load school were shipped out of A. G. C x Co. yesterday. A Progressive Institution That is th of This It la always a great pleasure to us u unto along lines. S greater can come t any people than the establish. of an educational hi f U E j principal of the since This his In art and I in work i lied when a had to be laid which la tn be conducted and surrounded influences tend to I character while it is developing brain power. No better illus if this kind of an been the another i Tins. us the was built the next character three and equip this Is indeed having such a at its head, Ina are selected to their ability and i . in I i an outlay school has Indeed remark- . i i. i. I. i . about During the year r of pupils enrolled reached which M were boar rs and six were represented. If turning of means anything A. On mast he making Iota and far have been keeping a line la-e prices on bard. ware and mill for next day a W, L. Home. Don't forget the pule Sept. next Mis Sarah Taylor will have u.-r opening She has a which she selected in days ago aid will be prepared to unit everybody in goods and prices. Come along ct, you can get just what you want l bat special as well as . v i , oily else When in need of fr.-sh meals fish heel call If L, the TORPID LIVER, strengthen the t a bowels, and are m. an MEDICINE, In districts their lire as peculiar properties in that poison. I. No Substitute. North t i in i in County i term 1805, s i Barber. Cox, l Harrington, Bar- , of Summon oar D. A. Henderson. i will take notice that an entitled as above has been commenced In the county, property, In claim And the laid will take notice that he a term i county lo V held on the 19th Monday after the 1st Monday in s,. mis r, it the ii h i. v. court house hi said count., and an or demur or will apple to ,. Court I'm ARNOLD'S BALSAM to Cholera By Jno, L. and Coward Wooten object of this sketch, The located at Winterville, a splendid grow- town, about six miles South is in our opinion one of the first Institutions of its kind in North With a board of trustees composed of the beat men from a number of counties, with tine moral and religious surroundings, with elegant Christian gentleman and scholar of marked ability at its bead assisted by a competent and consecrated teach its, with equipment, both in buildings and furnish- Is preparing and sending out young with character and education to take their places in life's work. ready its Influence is being fell in allot Eastern North Carolina and is with pleasure and are giving to the public this f and Inadequate account of its and progress. The of Winterville High School since its foundation baa been remarkable The tint beginning of the school was in the fall II opened with a two room house that hail been rented fur that Tills was only u temporary tin- permanent quarters for tho school could be made ready Prof. Q and one other teacher tin- at that A G. Dr T Q bad donated u four acre tot tho citizens tho community joined In building tho house on property This wits h well two building containing tour recitation rooms, four smaller for music art and a chapel. This was completed early in 1900 at meeting of Baptist in that year and grounds were do- to association to equip- and become associational school. Ii that early pro vision must be made for for the pupils, and In following summer what is known us tho girls dot was built. will continue. It is already the pride county and the Neuse Association, and we see do reason why it should not become the educational for all Eastern North There is ample room for more and equipment; and with the moral and Christian surrounding it we ex- pact tn see Winterville High without a peer in North There is wisdom in money and teachers in one school lather than both over a large territory a number of schools The cry best advantages can be had in this way The made upon every hoy and in a rung is en- i i different from what it is i i n i Everything fa- bringing enough boys and e it to them tho the , very best at the very I least This is what is look- ,, , for in Winterville High School. Its friends good I, w v on there enlarged and until it shall in needs of reached with was s.-, ,. .,, mom Two of these yea h arrange was in for i i , . ,, I the district to in admitted which accounts tin enrollment being larger in years. The school has so in ACADEMY BUILDING. way tot i lie educational Tho In a IT a for people willing to The re i- demand for nun union printers;. i of energy can readily learn, and can find an learning almost any i . i In he line I he of t till v can In- imagined hen the I l present, M i l i lion r nod i hoarders so i . Mill's all at I u-i The Co, Mill to be far aid near, and general satisfaction to prevail, A. W. Hut;, th was ;. II for i.- mid nice another on ml n . V this is iv. i for use and every room in it is engaged by pupils wait Tl y now is none n where. I have opened up n new s in the meal market, and prepared to furnish nice, fresh, fat, beef and pork, also barbecue Nice Choice a per pound. Beef at per lb. Stew Beef at per lb. My terms arc strictly cash and we ask a share of your patronage, Yours tor honest dealings, J- J. JONES. HARNESS REPAIRED and SHOES DORMITORY. Chew the heat-Cits tobacco.