mm THE EASTERN REFLECTOR J. and Proprietor. in the post at Greenville. N. a second matter, rates made application. A desired at every post office in Pitt and adjoining counties. in preference to fiction Pitt X. C, Friday, Not Charlotte that is money j X r t precedent, it tad blamed for be is getting chance la look th a life i any. nutty front the again declare the world can congratulate will not I e say m ii term Russia it is from the That ought it. rule despotism Governor thinks Murray is I ban n-ached being given too many privilege in i,, Washington in safely, and with Durham jail. Murray ought to mac trip through South in the same medicine u under simply de-lighted going a sentence crime. w i i Brighter Prospect Now that peace has come there are still more definite signs of new of Insurance Management. The real question does a company get for the money it I grouping of the powers, a grouping spends If a company j which it is hoped will make per cent, of its income in a year and ; bating peace. Kith the strongest in return a large, well selected j of the nations bound solemn com- I business, done under reasonable con- pacts to maintain the status quo, or tracts with agents, it has done well, to abide by an agreed policy growing growing both in regions where they have been in strength and usefulness. If a com-1 competition, the second peace IS per cent of its will with annually and gets a very brighter prospects of re- small business, done under than was the case in contracts and haphazard man Winter's Hi Philadelphia Ledger. The indication are that Hearst. the Ownership candidate it not done well it is not either in strength or usefulness. If a company only per cent, of its income an . fact alone is almost con- mayor New fork, will get proof is more votes than Win. M the a condition of and nominee, and that He -j The little business that If they let have a telephone in hie cell of the jail at Durham be at be speaking terms The Charlotte I to know why, with cotton selling at ten cents prosperity roam with the outside world. around, no big circus baa been that way tins seas u. Ask the South- j The pope is being accused of brother. a desire to ride a bicycle. Lei him ride one if he wants to. He could look as dignified on other the Democratic candidate, ill be re elected by a large plurality. Hammer, the candidate for district attorney, has withdrawn in favor of Jerome, independent, and it is reported that Hearst will soon advise his followers to vote for in order to defeat W. Osborne, the Tammany All this goes to show that lie Republicans cut a tolerably poor in never being able to win save when disguised as independents or something of th Observer. Roosevelt it that he will not again folks. be j. candidate, the papers need not I be of having to take back ; Montgomery, Ala., the anything mid about Ins Southern I presented with a trip when the next campaign cornea, pound bale of cotton. Say, old man. I hold it for eleven cents. North Carolina college football teams for poor luck this Numerous defeats and few It is considered dull around High Point when new factories are not being start -d Other towns ought victories is the record of g mes played so far The boys had better to be catching factory fever. take to their books and let the game go. That other much talked of i. paper at Greensboro, the week It it remarkable that president passed all the by rail without the slight el mishap, but M as he got on a boat for the return trip borne, got in accident. It was fortunate that lie escaped injury. Tar Heel, is coming n apace. A outfit it been or is raising much ado be cause a saloon keeper kicked a Sal- A woman out of his place of business Of course the man de , Hires all the pouncing he can get, I but if people had not licensed his saloon the city would have been spared the disgraceful edit rs e. turns. W hope Mr. Sully a n that cotton will bring twelve . The president limit while taking the home- , ward trip by sea from New Orleans, hut the wireless telegraph keeps the country touch him. SI I . u o I u I i rust deuce I better stick to their I , , by the first of December and by March will come but it remains to he seen if it goes so I I Chi r I . , be I i I Mil i high. In the meantime those farm King, of Durham Herald, is said em ho an- holding for eleven cents u, em pies for breakfast, dinner and d not pin to much faith to the supper, grows on them fifteen cent prediction There in it when the price James says no country reaches eleven cents can anything from i war with the United States Spain exactly agree with Ir Bryce, remembering that that . . I Philippine l-lands Atlanta The leather trust is preparing lo make people wince over what they haw to pay for shoes. The large tanneries of the country have formed a combination which can ,,. , ,. , , , , .- i , One of latest official orders crush out the smaller concerns and ,,,. Department, Washing- Ilia, refreshing lien all railroads lading to make tie States absolute control of the leather output. The York American sees in this an advance lulls twenty live per , in the price of shoes an early day As everybody sin it Have I he advance mean a fortune to trust One of the pick pockets at tin Charlotte fair not quite con lie lifted the purse of i the Chronicle, took for and sent the purse with to The hardest problem this is an mousy. Mails nil to Raw for not doing . The regularity of the northern noon mail to this city has really suggestive, and even ding of such an order, and it is so gratifying lo gel mail today.- Norfolk Dispatch. we hope this order lie made to apply to the country be Ruin All. An observant citizen, a few days ago, remarked that it was bis ion that the country boys these days were smoking more cigarettes than were the town A few years since it was the alone who consumed the and it is a deplorable fact that our farmer are smoking too many cigarettes The Enquirer rarely en gages in sermonizing but it does be- the incessant smoking of unties laps vitality and manhood and is more injurious to the average young man than is the drink habit. For sometimes a man will swear off from drinking, hut cigarette smoke is blown through the nose. Why we much prefer an who gets on an occasional spree to a man who is a fiend. Both classes have been tried in this shop and the is that the drinking man is no good periodically and the smoker is a nuisance all the time. We believe business men general are of the same opinion lion me Enquirer. such a company does is likely to be done at a heavier than done by a company with organization. Sound organization generally means economy; success I breeds success A just study of ex- must include a of what expenditure brings In the great companies, it has brought enormous development, the widest usefulness, the vigor of an almost immeasurable strength, and returns to the insured which with proper allowance for the cost of indemnity surpass the returns realized the same time on conservative in vestments. The ratio under dis- is higher here than abroad because of the larger relative volume business done here. It is higher now than it was thirty years ago, chiefly because of the greater ties of the the Companies, their rapid growth and increasing usefulness through the acquisition of new Driving Power of Life by D. P. Kingsley, in the American Monthly Review of Reviews for November. Tobacco Tag Packages Winter's knock- at out door With no sound n g en trance every, where. you ready for Mm How about your Winter Suit and Overcoat Are they in proper c o n d i t ion to w e a t h the storms of the coming season How About your Winter Tit nut a Gloves, Hosiery and other If there are any weak spots in wardrobe we are he to strengthen thorn with the Best that's to be Had The most skillful Tailors known to the trade build our clothes artistically, and they build them well trey build them on honor Our furnishings come from the bands of the best known Manufacturers. BACK IF YOU WANT This is the tint goes with sale, to t is under those conditions we is.- yon make this your clothing store. Frank THE KING CLOTHIER. It is to turn out that the lost his life in Raleigh tic other day by get ting in the of a stray ballet. Durham The American Monthly Review of Reviews for November, the most prominent topics of discussion are, the it tendency American politics, as illustrated in Mr Jerome's light for in New York and other local cam in various parts of the conn try; the question of insurance man- the meeting of Russia's parliament, the and the method of its election; the lessons in sanitation taught us by Japan's recent war experience; the move for church federation Amer- and England; the contribution made by Jews to our national life hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the landing of the Jews in America; the pres- condition of rural Ireland, and the workings of the new land law; and the provision for spurts and games in the play grounds of our great cities. The money paid for insurance premium makes one of the largest movements of money in the world. That paid by policy-hold has heretofore moved from the South to the North, and hence the congestion of capital in the centers of the North. The new insurance companies now organizing in the will not only, in all probability, give us cheaper but all the premium money will accumulate in home banks. Chronicle. should not his hand to the and He started the sight rood, he should pour a oil of into the ears of the Russian and leaders of The tobacco tag premium fad has made lots of trouble for the post office people Everybody knows that packages of merchandise are mailable at a much cheaper rate than class or letter mail matter and that first class mail matter enclosed a package of the lower class, makes the w hole mail at the rate. Hut many people do not apply their knowledge in this respect to their actions when they go to mail a package and either for the sake of convenience or to save postage, they bundle up a written letter and the merchandise all together put it in the Just now the Post office Department has inaugurated a systematic effort to put an end to the evil has its own means of finding out when the law is violated Yes patron of die Wilmington office was lined by Postmaster Wallace and others are said to be on anxious seat This notice should be a warning to those who have packages to mail the future. Wilmington Star. Horses and Winslow Mill. w some horses we solicit your By The Board of The famous parody of ridicule of three members of Perceval d d Venter which pro- a roar of laughter, has rarely been colonels, in three distant counties Lincoln, and did adorn. The in matchless impudence surpassed, The next in both, the last. force of Nature could no further go- To heard the third she shaved the other Two of these gentlemen looked as if they bad never needed a razor the third as if be one- In was especially at in his and jenny The smile of latter, ha said, was the silver plats on a Saturday Evening Post. The. being at band when will or mules to meet your needs the q mine; sea patronage. We have S Greenville ml Ayden where we will carry a full stock of GOOD HORSES MULES during the to us mid v w II show you that it is a saving for to with its, f r get our stock direct fr stock firms, thereby the prof- its the mi bile dealer- have t i and which you save by buying from it-. Ir would not take much your time to pay us a and gel familiar with our methods of doing business as we feel it would result in making you a per- customer, and we sue we can make ii benefit you for so doing. We -ire prepared suit your needs what is more we guarantee satisfaction. Winslow Mills, Horses mid Mules. Sales Stables, and INDEMNITY POLICIES FOR Ii. A. White, Insurance. N. C. This is in J. H. FRY, is to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. OAKLEY Ollie Cox, a very prosperous farmer Jack section. was in town Saturday of trading. For fresh loaf Dread go to H. L. Job neon's. We are very glad to Frank the book-keeper of the A. G. Cox Mfg. Co., after an it. of several weeks, back at his old stand. International stock food horses and cattle at Harrington Barber Co. Misses Carrie Chapman spent Sunday with their j parents school I Monday. N. c, Oct. Edgar Buck returned Sunday from Greenville. II. Skinner made business calls in Washington last week. Claude of Greenville. Just i. el Hour, nice I his brother, K l Harrington Barber hp slowest man in this section i of Rocky spent two days here lat Nice Sill; waist cheap at Harrington, Barber If you want summer all winter when j. m dress mods neuters at A. and . aid. go to A. W. Co. they a-e Cheap. Aw On they have a nice a- When in town call to see me I run a first livery feed shipments of Buggy Side Stables, W L. House. seats are being made Miss went home by the A. G. C x Mfg. evening and returned Men's and youth's pants, nil at Burner Co. If you expect to exchange your J. W. Nobles, of seed for meal you can same time was , town Thursday. W. by meal far you. seed when glad t. see him. yon have cotton ginned at the u a . , i w n-. A, . S and Joe M inning Pitt Co. Mi I. . . . went to Kit Friday night. If it Runs i snows we are all to Harrington Bather Co. right for there are plenty of rub c an I jackets. see my line of at A re- buying elsewhere H. Co by R. G. Chapman Co. and sons, Frank STRAY UP. C. A. Fair, Ayden, was in and Charlie, were pleasant visitors I have a stray male shoat in my town Tuesday, in town Saturday and Sunday. lot with my hogs. The is Special prices on guns far The A. G. Ons Mfg. Co. are spotted, unmarked, and weighs next L. House. netting so many orders for Owner is notified The town is alive no and that they have to call tor same and pay charges. drummers, and they do good a new plant the purpose Joseph US Cox. of making seats and bodies, they A N. C are continually enlarging their Be sure ,., t. ., see nice that A. W. Ange on the streets of Win c. has just received before you Green hack or buy Bank notes, and any sue who e u you now yards standard calicoes at proof of its Abe, Pee right to yard, Harrington, Barber theirs can receive same by seeing Chapman's HumS Trunks and valises at ton Barber Co. Nice line of boys suits at H. L. Johnson's. Felix was here Tuesday Co. U, H c. T. family, spent Saturday Will Nobles happened to a very bad accident Tuesday while operating some in the mill of the Winterville Ufa. Co. He got his fore finger on Nice line of fresh left hand cut off. received by R. G. Chapman with car which they will sell very George Powell e here Monday. He is a son of Dr Powell, The Win- High school is getting Students from all parts of the state this year. For Holt tobacco time alarm clocks and see R. G. The ton tax books are now open at the store of It. G. Chapman Co. Let nil Come, and pay promptly. C. S. Smith, collector. Our line of fall and Winter, goods are now See our lire be fore you buy. yours to please A. W. Co. Another large shipment of shoes all styles and sizes and prices very reasonable. Harrington Barbel Co White's Black Liniment, spec- recommended for the human family, fine for perfectly balanced, sub-cutaneous now For sale by B. T. Cox Bro. Don't forget the nice furniture at A W Ange Co White's Colic and Kidney Cure, the combination kidney medicine for stock and a sure colic cure, at the Drug Store For hay, corn and oats, go to Barber A Co. We have the assortment of stationary ever brought to Win- B. T Cox Bro. If the turning of machinery means anything the A. G. Cox. Co. must be making lots carts far they have been keeping a continual late special prices on hard- ware and mill supplies for next days W. L. House. Another load of school desk were shipped of A. G. Cox Mfg Co yesterday. All colors of paint, and yellow at Harrington Barber Co. When in need nice candies bananas oranges apples and Fruits any kind sail on H. Don't be on sad hoar when yes can get at A W Ange school desks and better school desks ate sub by a, G. M. i V ton he alters pays de very top I don't k liar she hisses lo, yet sail Bin de best price and dealing all de time. No sail, can't fool dis And hand H in right la chickens eggs g.-s de place sell em. groceries n. n. Chapman On., are offering cut price their large stock which must sold within a days order to make mom for their new supply soon to be received. Big line if hats us received, latest styles. Harrington, Barber Nice frames and A. W. Ange Co. Mr. Mrs K. L. Little spent friends here. Bf of power of con in ex- Fred and wife, ,. to Sheppard on the 1st of Nov. 1899, lo Register of Deeds of Pitt North Car- in Book K U. Page the will to public o the house door in Green- ville, to highest bidder on Nov. is. a tract or parcel of laud lying and lo the county Pitt state of North Carolina and described as follows, to wits Th a of land in Beaver ,, Dam the Mrs. Sana has her sad sores line of go mU open now less deeded . . . , ,, ., , to rd and alee a line of and . mortgage taken to invited nor friends hi o see money, satisfy . u , . ,. , , , said Terms Ms her. Her is well selected ,,. This U of i vet. . Mrs. Ii. A. Gay visited in the section last week. L F. of led here Mr Shine, of was here Saturday. Mis. N P. and two little grand sons, of came up Thursday lo visit Mrs. II. U Skinner. Luther of Clinton, is visiting relatives in neighbor- hood this week. This is visit to Pitt. Lie is very much pleased with this section. Miss of spent Saturday with Mrs. K. Sines y A. and wife returned homo Friday from the North Caro- Christian Missionary at They report a very enjoyable meeting. There was a biscuit and donkey party J. E. Wednesday night. J. If won the prize in the biscuit contest Hob is bad to beat on a cold biscuit He been a bachelor for several years. Mayor won the prize in the donkey contest. Jim put the mule's tail on him in good shape. Miss Annie returned home Sunday after spending two weeks here Miss Grady made many friends during her short stay. Is In Store. There is such an array of Styles, such a pleas- variety of trimmings and such remarkable value in our line of. rimmed Hats that the choice of suitable motel will be a mat- of no difficulty. Artistically developed Hats N. C. TARBORO, N. C. and price always right. Call at H. L Johnson's and ex- hie line of Hosiery Misses Ladies and Gents. food Harrington Barber Si Co. B. T. Cox i Bro. have a full line of school papers 9- . NOTICE By virtue of power of sale con in a certain deed by K. Jackson and wife to I. K, J. of October 1803 inks I and duly recorded in Hie Register of , I Deed oil e of Pitt count;, North Car- A- tablets, day nooks In pace the under- states, J will expose n public sale. I . the Court House door in chalk, crayons, school bags to the highest odder on Thurs- shawl straps. Come and see what two lots . . , of lying and being in th they save before bringing else-1 county of and State of North Car where described as follows, to i lots being in the town of ton. N. First Lot. -lie.; a stake on St. from Hit her complete and N R thence s K feet, thence Mrs. A Sparks has and notion in one of the new e and is ready, willing waiting to till any order that come to her. She has a well selected line of everything needed in the business, and price to suit every body. The Pitt Co. Oil Mill seems to be fining far aid near, and general satisfaction seem to Quite a large number from Win- attended Baptist Neuse association Friday that is now in session at Ayden. Robes at Harrington Barber t C. A. Fair, Ayden,. town Friday. The . Q. has a lead of wire of best different heights new to select the style veal. line of ties at Wm A Co. with first line to Queen St., up St. feet to the Second on N. of Water St. at a pump H. and runs S. K. down said street to St., thence with Bridge St. N. B. feat to a stake Chapman's first thence N W. feet to a Chapman's second corner, thence with line feet to 3rd corner, with and M. L. I SH feet to a stake M. L. J It. Cox's lice, feet to Water street the be- ginning, i acre, more or to satisfy said mortgage deed. Terms of sale cash. This October I. B. JENKINS, Mortgages. F. G. Attorney, N. C. LETTER TO J. J, PERKINS. N C. Dear Sin The cheapest in sending anything over the world is a p wage stamp; and the cheapest way stied water is Not whitewash; paint. you happen to don't belong to your about paint, you you happen to kin most of the makers of paint stuff it out with lime and clay and sand and water if The do stuff it out in the can; but not on the house. They make gallons to sell or to buy; more money to pay for paint; more money lo pay for it on; a good deal more money to pay for it on; but no more more rust; decay; disappointment; loss, is your paint, because it's l paint, no sham, full meas- Your truly, K. W. CO. H. L. Carr sells our paint. Pulley Bo wen New Shirt Waist Silks, Ladies Woolen Goods in all the latest styles and weaves. Boys and and Novelty Suits. You want style in your shoes, Ultra shoes just as much snap in them as any or 86.00 shoe, and our own design are all the time producing styles which air later copied by all over the country. Style is consideration, but if the shoe docs not tit, you will not buy it for the alone. The fitting qualities are what necessary to a shoe, and in this the Stands Preeminent. Our pattern and last makers arc undoubtedly the best in their re- trades. Wear. LINE OF Pulley Bowen, THE HOME OF WOMAN'S FASHIONS In Superior Court. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The Clerk of the Superior Court, of Pitt baring; Issued letter Administration to the undersigned on the day of Oct. on tho of Minnie deceased. it to all Indebted lo the to make lo and creditor of lo Ur claims properly Months the date this Notice. will be bar their i M. tea of U state North Grimes vs William Grimes and Fez. Grimes. The defendant Shore named wilt take notice that an action entitled as above has been commenced in the Superior Court, County, against him for an absolute divorce, and the defendant ill further take notice that he is re- quired to appear at the next term of the superior Court of said County to lie held on the Monday the 1st in September, it the day of November at the Court House of said County, in C., and answer or demur to the complaint in said action, or will ply to the Court for if demanded the complaint. t. G. Jame, D. C. Moore, Atty for plaintiff. C. S. O secure fertilizers the biggest must be crops of corn, used liberally. My ii Worth Reading Suppose Stop and See Isn't it Wonderful N. C. March 1903. Mrs Joe take pleas- me in stating that your Remedy has entirely cured our little girl of a very bad of eczema, which s great part of her body, She had front the time she three week old, until she was years old. She is now perfectly wall I feel I speak toe highly of it. has sot had a for six years. J. W. Apply at least pounds to the per cent, nitrogen, per cent, available phosphoric acid, and per cent. Potash. Potash is a most important factor in corn culture. Our practical books for farmers are yours for the cost or obligation of any sort, and a vast fund of invaluable information in them. lit KALI WORKS. Hew Street. or Atlanta, Broad Street. MULES, We will full stock of and all the season. We are prepared to furnish an j kind of horse want, draft hones, pine drivers and farm horses. We keep the finest mules that can be bought. We mil also buy or trade for any kind of mules or horses, will buy anything from a plug to driver. Came see us. If we have got what will get it. you want we R. L. CO.