THE EASTERN AND FRIDAY. D. J. WHICH and Entered in the post office at Greenville. N. C, as second class mailer. Advertising rates made upon application. A correspondent desired St every post office in Pitt and adjoining counties. in U fiction i ii . i i hi ion I . laid down l of Morion Ne York Sun Pitt County, NO., Wednesday, Oct. 1905. The pumpkins in month. j. be well to go on hold in to the and silence j-;,. tram in and wont line once. Thai . first leis m cur l i Charlotte are paying out in court fines and of the big money they have been making filling for Raleigh wants to leave nothing undone when the president They are even talking to fire a salute to lit in from an old Confederate can Greenville baa not put in an plication tor a date with the dent when be comes to North Carolina. We nave attractions the present. community will have the of celebrating its connection with the Capital of the State and its direct touch with the coast. It is regretted that tire details of the deal cannot now be given. It is . that it been i id. Whatever the result in the of railroad economics, the assurance the line between and Washington is a practically certain will be pleasant reading lo the thousands of people along the line proposed and Observer Charles of Salisbury, state's men, died week. Ha was ;. general attorney of the Southern rail- way in S i- i mill has en The of the South during the past years have received an e I a year for their cotton, to say nothing of the seed. This has enabled them fortify themselves financially that they are able as never before to con- tho price of their chief crop. A good price for cotton and a good price for pro of our mills and helps every line of trial activity in the Smith. When we learn to send less money away front home for insurance and other things that can be obtained at hone our further I I succeeded in iii it W. B. Rodman. pip-i-s of have won in the fight made against them by striking union printers, and they deserve congratulation. v hampered none of I be a single issue v are a i condition. ; mi prim hi by the i i ti i lit profit by ex- of in papers It is a bard matter for the man who wants keep from show no it harder him i ,. fr in is sole after bis d-l at d th SOU The cause of pi in Carolina is supported by another paper which just appeared in Elizabeth City, under the name of Great Issue The new paper is edited by Rev II M North, the City Road church, and will deal with certain people who may not be reached in mass meetings held in behalf of the cause The Economist states that no regular subscribers have but that numbers of boys have been employed to make a free distribution of the organ. Almost before you know it a cold snap n ill catch you. Sew i has spent nearly half a million dollars lighting yellow and will not win until Jack Frost ends a hand. This is the lime of year when sub ought to send in what they owe for their newspapers and not wait to be asked for it. They are tinkering now at Durham to keep Murray from serving the sentence the has passed him for killing his uncle. the insurance bis contributions have been exposed, the Republican party must look to other Ids for its campaign rut it will find them. funds. K, co Sound T and ;., I ins some lo tin I the corporation. of a none night ii i S ill d i a band organized vii nor, I las if which c ;. in, fin miry ii i ; it has ii ; ads, Atlantic ii Tl. u. but has Ii readied. During the last few days there have been a number of meetings and a in the city Is-tween tin of either the Stan I ard Oil Company or the Coast Line .,. ;. . tors if the new road It gathered on authority, these I reached a conclusion which means that the Sound becomes a branch of Atlantic Coast Line. There n rumor in Washington e president's visit will have political significance. It will be more than a mere social . It is said be the two or set speeches, which lie nil make, one of them to be in in which lie will lay down m. principles. III so-i s. so the rumor goes, will mi line the proposed policy regarding or three mil measures which will come be i at the session, them tariff revision and federal supervision of railway rates If the president is to attempt In Ins ideas he will need the aid of congress. in the upper house He hi n, lie counted on to do what during his tour of South ingratiate with our t i lay Ins plans and ideas them for the purpose of Be- their approval and endorse- When Mr Roosevelt goes back to Washington in November he will be more popular at the South than he and in ire S congress I lie read to back him in bis two i el n printing offices that were frighten into accepting the de- of the union printers are want- to kick themselves since seeing bow the Charlotte offices won out in the light. Ii was tin ii I hat the recent ex- I of s of the A. college at for hazing be a sufficient example to Ii any others from engaging in practice, but not so. There has since been a fresh outbreak of hazing and the faculty have the expulsion of live other under consideration. The chain gang i be a more suitable place some young men than college .-------a THE PRiCE OF COTTON. yesterday, down today, And again tomorrow; i it makes the former glad. next he's full of sorrow. Respectfully referred to the Char- Observer's strike poet for The New York young man obtained by forgery learned to make big figures. who had folks part with their money very easy at the carnival and get but little in return for it. As Secretary Taft has returned from his junket he can hold down tin- lid again when the president comes South. Rockefeller has made good his promise and turned over that to higher education. There will be something doing in oil. In North Carolina none of the lay houses are large to hold the crowds who want to see Tom It looks like North Carolina to become a great insurance center. The insurance companies already organized arc meeting with such success that many new ones are bi ringing into distance, Re careful arid don't overdo the thing really looks like something about to be done We have been that petitions are now be lug circulated among the towns on this of the Atlantic Line with a view of securing another daily train. That is a move in Hie right direction and if the towns work together we believe additional train will be secured has been hammering on this proposition a long time and hopes Boon to see it accomplished. time is ripe; submit the question of prohibition to the people of North Carolina and I believe it will win by nearly will canvass the state for prohibition These were the words of Governor K Ii an address before the state convention of the Woman s Christian Temperance Union in There might not just now be altogether so large a majority as the governor predicts, but is one of things is coin- sooner or later. It is also gathered that the n-d plans as -i t forth by the t- e of the road will be followed and the line from Raleigh to Washington may be said to be assured. By next May, if the weather permits, the r tad will have l completed lo Wilson and the trains running be- tween that city and Raleigh. After the Wilson connection work will be rapidly to and Snow Hill It is expected that the Washington minus will be established by Christ mas, 1906 and in all probability at a much earlier date The already to Wendell, Wake county, mid it is proposed to hold a ti m at that t next month at which that good The Rebate Evil to said District v Morrison in yea- I ; lay, the government is in a fair of breaking off the entire rebate evil in this country What, without more laws Has it been all a mistake tin n, to mix up the PI bate question with the project lo give the Interstate Commerce Commission, or some other the power to decree So it would seem. existing law, , see a i v Greenville, indicted, brought into court compelled to plead guilty and to pay lines No bill was necessary, no extra id Congress, but a plain en of the statute now on the books we note, also, that it was not an impersonal corporation was indicted and lined -not the in- definite Packing but its The Raleigh correspondent of the Charlotte Observer says that the re- p sale of the Raleigh and Sound railroad to Atlantic Coast Line is denied by of the former, tin the contrary, the correspondent states, there has only been a reorganization of Raleigh and Pamlico Sound company which has infused new blood and more capital with a view of pushing the road to quicker completion. The Reflector most confess that was a bit disappointed when it was an- that the Atlantic Coast Line had come in possession of the II and Sound, from the fact that while we want to see a new load built through this section we believe it should be a competing line and not controlled by the one road already here. The heart of every true North Carolinian is always made glad at a reminder that the old North State is making a name for itself. And such reminders are not at all infrequent in these times. In educational pro state made strides and has written its name oh servant people in every state in the union can see it. at present its record in insurance is exciting comment and admiration. A has lately II quoted us saying that tho hat h Carolina has made in establish of home insurance com p. lies is receiving very general notice commendation. North Carolina is leading in many things Let her strive to lead in everything o Telegram Gone North. Watch This Space. . A. THE KING CLOTHIER. OF THE BANK OF AYDEN AYDEN, N. M the of business August 25th, 1905. RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts. and Fixtures Demand Loans Due from Banks, Cash Items, 180.63 Gold Coin, r Silver Coin, 1,860 National Hank notes and other S. notes Total. LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in, Surplus fund 1,000.00 Undivided profits less expenses, Dividends unpaid . Deposits subject to check, 23,755.22 Cashier's 3.30 Total. STATE OF NORTH B I, K Smith, Cashier the above-named bank, do solemnly swear the is true to the best of my and be- lief. U. SMITH, Cashier. R. SMITH, JOSEPH K. C. CANNON. Subscribed and sworn to before of A Public A Wall street thief baa been rested for stealing Now, if he bad only called himself a and opened up an office, he would never have been pulled for taking a little sum like Atlanta Journal. The calling himself et whom some of the papers humor by printing his silly must be trying to cut off the attendance at the Raleigh fair when the president conies, lie says that one thousand people will lost be New Bern and Raleigh before Oct. There is no other time this month when so many will be on the road at onto during the fair. Hut no one need be fright- at what the prophet says. INCOME INDEMNITY POLICIES FOR SALE BY H. A, White, Insurance. Greenville, N. C The lending wide taffeta silk at D. M. Johnson Co, . C. The Reflector Is Read By Everybody reach, and it reaches people money to pay for what they want. If yon have what they want advertise it and you are sure to get a part of their money. WINTERVILLE DEPARTMENT This department is in charge of J. H. FRY, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. FROM THE Miss of spent Saturday Miss Hattie Kittrell. The painter following after the carpenters on the new boy's dormitory and will MOB be painting the outside of In a few days it will be occupied and already several room-are engaged Misses Lela If ii could be the wife of bow much more tins saint of Men's and youth's pants. at Barber Co have a full line The p,,, q,, Q, of school paper, m, to be far d scratch pen tablet, nay ledgers, account books, chalk, crayons, school and Nice wait cheap at Harrington, Barber Co. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. children, of were in town Monday. near, and to prevail. A. W. Ange it Co. of Vane born, came mi put i hum n in school. and valise at Marring- spent Saturday and shawl straps. and see what Sunday with friends and have before bridging else- ; where. yards calicoes at Rev. W. K. to per yard, Harrington, Barber Greenville Our streets are wag- Mi e Mabel Kittrell went to care ,.,, n Barber Co. home near Greenville Friday and to Mill. R I mill has made on furniture we A. Ange A- and Is reaping I and my of shoes The church of elsewhere L. was consecrated Xii-c line of suits at H. L. huh J in returned Just K. G. Ci., a car load lime which they will sell very from Mount. ville, pi cached Kr Holt tune by the clocks o is see U. who It. The Co. services were very pretty, the here . l of I I i,; fro Another all styles and pi ices reasonable. Barbel AC Dr. Mrs. Walter were in u Monday. Black V the b-.; assortment of i . to Win- e T x Br . fall and Winter, of church for See our lire tie- to please A. ii bf lS en tend. The hap w- C-. ; the lead was followed by A load desk were j and made more Nathaniel Harding, C. F Smith out of O. Cox Mfg Co. southland Editor Regardless the opinion of strictly as lo poses of sued . be . . Th. due by .-. J. S. I tin. I am w all r ii. t t-i w i s- to th- of , girls and boys, hows i- capo-, Mi.-.-i-c i a very High i iii urn I have full. hip the .-; school planted in only a year ago i- The and deportment of those engaged in entertainment, their name was a delight to the good people Greenville and all who were present. The splendid attention given by large audience was a special earnest of what the felt and and the audience was a representative ship of the comity of Pitt. Such an I often will be readily and appreciated by the mod the Of Mi. Nina James who was chief much ca not be She simply a very sue s beautiful I modest type of splendid Southern woman- that has so Ions our id u . K. look for the human . , , , the eel and family, tine for perfectly balanced, For sale by Ii T. Cox Urn. Mr. aid Mr. Walter in town. White's Colic and Kidney Cine, the combination kidney medicine for stock am a sure colic at the Drug Store Mrs. Jesse ii visiting in Big line of hats and caps received, latest Bin her Co. Tiny s. r vices. When in town call run a first class livery feed I hey have been keeping a Side St ii blue. W L. lint la e on haul town Monday. ware mill for next marched yesterday. if ,;.,, of the A. G. Cox lie making Iota o Iii in- I wagons, carts far I. J, Try a ban ell of Flour L. House and Carrie Davis spent Sit night and Sunday with Minnie When in of fresh men's for sale by it ;. Chapman call on H. L Johnson. I'm fresh go to L. T. P Field, of Ki was Just a few inure ii , . . I best H. i. s. ever smoked at H. L. V hen e el lice apples Fruits all kinds Call at II. L and ex- Ladies and Gent's furnishings go bis line of call- A. Ante Co. For nice dies To in one who lent and to splendid event ii; pleasure these is but one well lb i-. Fathers and Mothers that Head the Re- Those of yon, who know of St. Washington, K. all who In do no, I i you lo him. Ask how many X have lined hi for and Ida many esteemed friends. I Hi suit every- body, old mill vi u , defects cm . -out glasses, Muses Ladies Gents, Fall goods arriving dally it A. For hay, corn and oats, go q. Barber On. ,,,, . j,, j.,,. K. H. went Tuesday evening. C A. in town Tuesday. If yon want winter get good healers at A. W. Co. they are Cheap. A new lot of Ballard's just in at A W. Co. it is reliable get prices. Just received car load floor, nice and fresh Harrington Barber Nice line of fresh groceries h-put his meal hulls on his wagon and returned home feeling that he had saved much time and labor and was pleased with results, Theodore Cos, of Sun, came down night spent Monday with his mother, Mrs. K. E. Another siting of at lowest If you expect to your seed for meal you lime by taking meal far your sen I up lo date farmers have at the , , . . . Put Co. Oil Mill, a wagon teed to I our Pitt County Oil Co. and The closing f the Barber had it making a bale of lint scenes in connection with the that weighed BOO pounds, nation and consecration at Mis. Sarah Taylor her nice He paid one dollar and cents Greenville and re Hoe goods open now, to get if and exchanged his wan that the family and also a special line of tins, seed for meal hulls. And Mrs. Mary Smith, including invited her many friends to see after he had sold his bale of nearly forty, a under Hie her. Her stock well selected to one our leading merchants . grove near the at and prices always right, a little more than per pound of L A St. Luke's church was concluded at o'clock on and the good., and family and mends sojourned at the once to the home f Mrs. E. K. Bod ,,.,,,, Milling waiting mother the Kev. W. . , mi any , that may come to Just she a well line table was spread , ,,,. soon gathered t be price to suit hear the pronounced by the of the diocese, i were rolling down . . ,.,. Robert near i . ., ,, ,. . e that another fan- old grandmother here celebrated . her eightieth birthday, declaring and it reminds us that that it the happiest one of her and other towns on tail life. was the en a , branch of Line are in life of earnest endeavor and the being imposed on again by supreme moment of all her days. tho one train M hour the group, grand and great grand daughters, the occasion interesting indeed. Alter dinner photographs were taken in groups, the being composed the Bishop, the I Claudius K. and one of our streets en. route far our neighbor county good luck to them. M. W. Seven down Sunday morning and returned evening by wife and children who had been visiting Mrs. B. E. Cox for line H. O. Co., are Offering cut price on their large stuck shoes which must lie sold within a few days in order to make room for their new soon In be received. Miss Olivia returned to school at Monday evening. I ,,., .,, ,.,, f All colon paint, and yellow present. Mrs. at Harrington Barber Co. gave herself to her God the Hill, of j of her own children. She and Em of i ., spent Sunday night and Monday to children, when you does letters run eyes burn, water, Ills stick at and headache all the to give to everybody. examination free. Du. office now hi Hotel. the I d a s w i f. yon cm get old papers for going under carpets f-n cents a hundred office. Is where health abounds. With Impure blood there can- i it be good health. . disordered LIVER there cannot good blood. with Mr. J, D. on this day she Luke's to serve excursion wait on the fair until late every Tim people ought to rise up right now and ask the railroad not lo put tins imposition on them. A preacher in Kansas declines to accept fees for marrying people on the ground that it is wrong to profit by the misfortunes of others. Raleigh Poet. A hoy who wants to learn tin- printing business and not afraid to work can a place in Tun LIVER and restore lie natural action. A healthy LIVER means pure blood. M Pure blood means health. Health means happiness. Take no Substitute. All Druggists. North Carolina j In Superior Court Pitt County i Nov. term S. Barber, Cox, and trail Publication log as Bar- of bee vs. D. A. I The above named will take notice unit mi action entitled above has been commenced In superior court of Pitt county, to recover certain personal property, i claim de- livery proceedings, And the laid de- will further take notice that he la required to appear at a Superior court of Pitt county to he on the 19th Monday after the 1st Monday In September, it i the day of November, 1905, at the court of an or demur to the said action, or the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded In said complaint. Clerk Superior Court of County. Reduction and These ailments are common with most at the closing of the season, but with some of Greenville's re- it has become Just think of a store selling at cost the whole year. affect the patients pump, can't tell the truth. develops a mania for talking and the germ is in some stores in Greenville all the creates a reckless of and stuff of Inferior qualities, no matter what its antecedents, most of it prepared for the store with Red Signs and A Veritable Boarding House Hash. We shall expect our methods to hold. We are neither nor philanthropists, and for fellows, rather than old-fashioned. But we are determined to build up this store on principle statements based on facts and values and Merchandise beyond any competition. Newspaper space is too expansive to use for Our little comparisons, such as reference to the are very serious statements, and we take this method of calling the attention of the most critical and intelligent purchasing public to these abuses. It is high time for better business methods any how. This store has demonstrated that to-day. did and shall to-morrow. We are never because we do not buy merchandise because it is cheap. It must be good or it will not be admitted in this store. We reduce every week, yes every day. if we think it necessary. new goods are here. Now tor a general shake-up all along the line. WE ARE HERE TO SELL GOODS, C, GREENVILLE, N. C. TARBORO, N. C. POOR PRINT