ME EASTERN REFLECTOR O. . WHICH in t V. I-., at BUMS matter, Advertising mad knows, upon application. A correspondent desired at every o in adjoining counties. in to Pitt Friday, Nov. Theodore Price is bare of the i i- it price will advance it Greensboro ate in lb of the Republican party by the price of a year's subscription. Guess Theo. Price fell a few tons smaller when he saw the report. not Jo for Chicago preacher who is several favorite hymns to attend a old fashioned camp mating The Greensboro Tar Baal thinks North Carolina needs o new louder. Its desire lo name loader in BO doubt father to th thought. way the report put cotton to humping was enough to knock bears silly. proposes to reform its Nearly everything lust country reforming also. The trouble with who futures is that they lee what they might have made after it is too late. What is the matter that many people git lost down about Elizabeth City Betsey i by now to be out i in wood Cue about tho amount Hearst spent trying to get elected be it. more where that The letter of Governor re- misappropriation of funds by officers o is next legislature should enact u law carrying oat his The plot of a revolution in Cuba, that has been discovered by the shows tho existence of ugly state of affairs on the island. balk ; show that there is in Poor lbs salary baa , ,,., ., mm been cut in half and be is now ,. ,,.,,.;. f ,,, only a year. He enterprises they have to leave off of his luxuries w U a more. Hearst's expenses in the recent i election for mayor in New York were It costs something even to want office in New York. of the largest whiskey dis- tho world, located at i Bradford, Pa , was destroyed by fire gallons of Every time read of up in the and loan associations being started f covered in other towns the good t ., doing, it makes us wish such spirit would take ti of Are We A prominent said to us the other day that the biggest with our system of agriculture T Way H An A and his wife had two sons and two daughters. With the arrival of first baby they begun planning about bow should be The Woman did her own work and the worked end scrimped and denied themselves every pleas- The boys were to college and the girls were educated at a boarding school. The children are men and women the parents, having spent every cent their education, are poor and dependent them. This is what their cation has done for children One son has a government position; and no of promotion or a raise The other son learned a trade from a common friend of bis and is getting along pretty well, in spite of bis college daughter married a dry goods clerk has forgotten her French and German iii baby talk to her two babies, and sciences she studied at school do not help her much out her week's work, which in- washing other daughter married a country school teacher and her is only an as what she does not agree always, with what her husband knows, and they b. more subjects to quarrel over than the average couple. And the poor old parents, with every cent sunk four are first living with one child and then with another, not any too welcome FUNKS STOPPER. Do You Save knew a man ago whose father was so poor when ho was a buy that he was hired out to help support his father's family. be became a man he accumulated a largo estate- People would address him and say you are a rich man. lie would is more in saving than Suppose your labor brings you a thousand dollars n year, and you spend it all in eating, drinking, dressing, or anything else and have nothing to show for it at the end of the year, how much have you gained But suppose you labor for three hundred and fifty dollars, and cave half of it, you have gained one fifty dollars, and are worth that much more The art of saving is about to be cumbered among the A young man not think h dollar is worth saving He forms the habit f spending all his earnings, and thinks it too small a business to lay O, v. I. i. Glenn has issued following timely open letter to the people of North upon investigation, officers of some of the largest foreign in companies admitted that t e sums of money belonging to their companies bad been used Tor influencing elections, lobbying Leg- and other MB, I felt that our people should be protected against h practices, and therefore carefully studied our laws, hoping I could find some provision, by which such com- could be debarred from doing in our thus dune their policy holders were, have no such law, however, though there should be, and in no uncertain words, I will ask next General Assembly to amend our ex laws, so the loner, by with the consent of the Governor council of State, can stop company illegally up of their policy holders from transacting any the State, their officers make good amounts improperly paid out. All corporations and insurance companies have a perfect right to employ to attend to matters, or properly sent before legislative commit lees, order to express their on measures, but they have no right to funds that would otherwise increase the dividends of their share-holders, or policy holders, by Corruptly paying them out to in- Congress or Legislatures or controlling results of elections. argument they make that certain laws passed, or party placed iii power, would impair their and thereby lessen their earn . capacity, even if true, and it MENS UNDERWEAR Good Under- wear is a hobby of ours. It's a subject very- close to our hearts. That's why you will find every good sort here. Everything is ready from the finest made to splendid values in medium grades. Underwear of Natural Wool, Fleeced lined, Camel's Hair, etc., etc. Ever seen our Cashmere Underwear in colors its n luxury Natural Wool Underwear is certainly the BEST VALUE THAT CAN BE FOUND Never mind your size-we've provided for you. Long, short, thick or thin, come here for your Underwear. Frank Wilson, THE KING f provision is not made for the long neglected insane of North Fault cannot be laid to Glenn. it is yet n that we are lazy that I up a small amount daily. He win shame to the date these farmers, including tenants, do not I insure his life, and is forced to save ,., ,., . . half rod predicted that money to keep Ids p get to working every week d in the year they may big returns from their labor. This family. is a pretty severe indictment, but How much better if u man would e in hack; form the and What a ring I have for i m Within i day was it the o .,, . ,,,. i W agree our Farmers to i as paymaster in us a rule are lazy, but their labor . there wore I a, i states. laid or III is gone, he is that policy when ho dies t money himself while lie is and j y the I em fit it bi fore he dies and give what, is left largest returns I they haven't as i himself to the Waste causes want, and that often leads to dishonest conduct. It is class learned to make nil seasons the year contribute to their income ii many of our farmers are Irving to cultivate too much A i are at work on tho presents Miss Alice R re on her trip as to arrive at, land with tho supply of labor at tho amount of duly to be paid, and They would far better oil , ,, , ., if would reduce their Bo far they have gone tho is that they ain't worth much. Sounds just taxes. like folks giving in and cultivate their land re thoroughly. People who follow this can testify as to its super- This acreage n will itself help to solve the labor problem Marion Butler, V. S. Senator, is by making the employment of a getting clear in the army of large of labor unnecessary. I Hut acreage reduction will avail wrong and very of Wilson Times we is sent out from Wash in i that ha owns six- Terri thousands where there was only of II every week. He n h in ire for the A bi in Raleigh Sunday, n i i. Ford The day he rushed out to stop . runaway team, was struck on bead by the of the buggy, receiving injuries MM paused his Thus his life for nothing unless it is accompanied by intensive farming as will in Indian make blades of grass grow Then when we ourselves to a variety of crops making the real time last nearly all the year round, farming will take on n new impetus. In short, the invariable of Success for men engaged sorts of enterprises, as well as farming, is the moat of tho resources at your Kinston Free Press, Satisfaction with self is not ways A committee of United States en- have during the past week been inspecting the proposed for the inland waterway, tho enter prise which Hon. John H. Small has been advocating through several congress. Congressman Small and Senator Simmons the committee on the Reports from towns visited say that, the engineers manifest much interest in the matter. We hope they will make a Favorable report to the government and that the inland waterway will be opened. Such enterprise will benefit tho entire Atlantic seaboard is now proposed to establish u School for teaching girls how to shop. They ought in connection with it to a school for teaching the old man how to raise money that tbs girls shop not, cannot justify or excuse their doing acts recognized by all as Formerly our people were too poor to establish insurance com- in North Carolina, but now have honest, reliable companies, amply able and willing to handle all our insurance. companies now under all solvent and the held by our people are perfectly good hold one and there- fore should not be surrendered. Neither do i desire to do these coin- panics any wrong, if they will them- selves do right; but before d dug any now business, or expecting our to patronize them, they must practice equity and compel their aH over the country. Style is the first consideration, but i correct misappropriations . H The fitting qualities what is necessary ton shoe, and in this the ULTRA Pulley Bo wen New Shirt Waist Silks, Ladies Woolen Goods in all he latest styles and weaves. Boys and and Novelty Suits. You want in your shoos. Ultra shoes have just as much nap in them as any or shoe, and our own design- rs are all j tin- producing stylos which later copied by made, or Steps will be taken to control tin in statement is written in mis many a and letters, asking mo why some action has n i a ii i action a b ilk it i lb i via it, every effort lie ma do to correct this i. and in future protect our people deeply the trust in me by the people in electing me assure them that in this us well as all others appertaining to their welfare, I will in to bring be- fore tho Legislature all such meas- as will best promote their inter- and protect them from wrong, lam glad to state both tho commissioner the council of the State are with mo in my effort to thus secure better pro- for our policy All married men are prolific in excuses. A matrimonial yoke can be built for two at a coat of two dollars. The more ex a i tan does the less the world has for him. Stands Our pattern and last makers are undoubtedly the host in re- trades, Wear. LINE OF SHOES i Pulley Bowen, THE HOME OF WOMAN'S FASHIONS REPORT OF THE THE BANK OF FARMVILLE, FARMVILLE. N. C. CLOSE OP BUSINESS, NOV. 9TH, Loans Overdrafts Duo from Banks Cash Gold Silver 1,360.00 9,16.88 630.00 1,888.83 A. great mind treats little minds as such and is never belittled by them. Capital stock pd in 110,000.01 Undivided profits 803.43 sub to check A man can a very good by marrying a rich wile. S . Holes 0,167.00 State of North Carolina, go. County of Pitt. I I, J. B. Cashier of do swear hut the above statement is tut to the beat of my A girl of always to the things she will never let bur daughter do when she has one that and belt f. a-id sworn to b fore me, this 0th day of Not- 10.15. J V. Notary J- R. DAVIS, W. M. LANG, W. J It. Ti. This is in of J. H. FRY, who is authorized rep- resent the Reflector in and Mrs. Taylor went Greenville Tuesday, Mrs. John is visiting her home at villa. Just R. O. in car which they will sell very For Holt time alarm docks and see R. Q. l If it Rains or snows we are all Mis Georgia returned for there plenty of rub- this morning from visit to her bar shoes, and boots, at A home at also to the Goldsboro graded Miss Frank to Greenville Tuesday. F. O. returned from his home Sunday night after spending Miss borne Monday after spending Saturday and Sunday with the home people. For nice apples, candies, bananas and nuts go to II. L. Be sure to come to the debate Thanksgiving night i be given by the Literary society Sunday with his parents The town are now open at the store of R. G. Let all and promptly. collector. Our Use M fall Winter, goods are aw is. lice be- fore you bay. yours to A. W. A Co. Mi Lee was town Friday shopping. Miss May Brooks of was in Raymond near was la town Sunday. Another large shipment of shoes all styles sUes and prices very reasonable. Barbel Go. White's Black Liniment, spec- recommended for the human family, fine for perfectly balanced, sub-cutaneous cornier For sale by B. T. ft Bro. We were glad I i. A. of us Hi on a visit w his who is s in Ike hers. Ma expressed himself as highly school. He is of most farmers sud in The A. Q. Oft, are has teaching for her while was away. Pro. giving his school the best possible so he baa for each to spend day in school. A Dice lot of feats naps just received at A. W. Ange Co. are nice be sure to see Go to Harrington Co. for Rubber coats nod jackets. Be sure to go to see the nice lot of new furniture that A. W. Ange A On, has just received before you buy elsewhere. Just received oar load floor, Harrington Barber Co. new have The banks at Ayden, have new state paper, show that the business of each is mg rapidly. These banks are every way worthy the of the people. My This ii Worth You Stop See Isn't it Wonderful Greensboro, K. O. March 1903 Mrs Joe in staling your has entirely cm our little a vary bad -u which great part of her body, fro time she old. until she w a.; six years old. Mi is now well I too it. has not had u it Car sic fully, J. W. COM RAIN COATS FOR AND BOYS. so many orders buggies already and the letters No. Jr. O. U. II. unite with Pitt Council No. in public worship at the Memorial Baptist church next morning at o'clock, St Greenville. When you dress and trimmings to catch go to A, VT Ange Co they have a alee as ant. at seats bodies, that they have started a purpose seats bodies, they are business. Nice Hue of fresh ways baud Barber A Co. Best hosiery for children H, L. Nichols, who has been spending sometime in returned home Tuesday. Jerry Nichols is at home on a Harrington, Mr. and Mis. II. H. Chapman I visit. spent Saturday and with Several new houses are being their son near tie always Harry Abram, a prominent the man. was In Tues- tho K Q day. are offering cut price their stock which must be sold within a few days order to room for their new supply soon to be received. Bier line of hats and cane just received, latest styles. Harrington. Co. Mrs. O. S. Smith and two little sous, Dowdy to this morning. Don't forget the furniture at A W Ange Co Hisses aid Roach -it eight Hiss tie- J- D- D of q j paid our a pleasant visit Ho came to see his daughter, who is in school here, and to take her home to witness i marriage of brother, bur -die would be back as soon Mrs. B. F, to ; marriage bells had ceased their Greenville Tuesday. merry chimes. White's Colic and Kidney Core, the kidney medicine for sure the Store If yon your laundry look nice and last In it to H. L. Johnson who represents the steam If you want winter get one of those good heaters at A. W. A Co. hey Cheap. When in to see mo I run first class livery feed sale stable. W. L. House, If you expect r your seed for meal you can Same lime by meal far your seed you have cotton -d the Pitt Co. Oil Mill. Try a tie of Kid- sure cure for all Kid troubles at Barber Co. hay, corn and oats, go to hi ii Go. We urn e the assort Stationary ever n ought vi t Bro. Another load of k were shipped out of A. i, a C yesterday. Goto H. L. Johnson's for shoe-, Ii Ins n nice lot received, they are nice. Col ton i- It hi and b men are c our up your downs th ice, but when yon frames Base .;,.; .,. day this I I at II Job Co , paid or on- Ii bis Hue of Hosiery m ., Misses Ladles and wild I . Ange ft Co., have just of paint, yellow received a new lot of shoes. Be at Barber sure to see them and get his Don't bid Horn yon elsewhere. when you cm get at W Nicest ties at Harrington Barber Co. fol horses and tie at Harrington Barber Co. Spooler prices cans far the next days V. L. Mouse. poultry food Harrington Barber Go. For bargains in pants go to II. L. Johnson's. B, T. Cos Bro. have a full Hue a 111,1.1 who believes in farm w n b i; a second large of u and caps is season bin . . , newest style at Harrington Bar Co. Trunks and valise at ton Barber Co. A. Cox Mfg Co. fan still of papers, Inks, shipping Carl wheels and A sea tablets, day books the ear load. Shoes arc arriving daily at A. W. Ange Be sure to get prices before you buy else- ledgers, account states, chalk, crayons, school bags and straps. Come and see what Nice line of boys suits at H. L. y,,, Johnson's. where II you want a bargain In pants Nice line fresh to A. W. they always en hand at Johnson's. per cent off nos and youth's pants, all; wants Tar II-el cart yo at Barber had better see about M. . , , , the -V. Cox Mfg Co will . I,,, , . . line of winter . . . j sit p then elsewhere. The A Q. Cox Co. shipped of their yards standard calicoes per yard, Harrington, Barber A Co. oil cloth at A W Ange Co see their stock before you buy. i , . and a desks rue ml . sold by the A. G. Cox Co. Nice boggle Robes at Barber Is. The A. Q. Cox Mir. Co. a car load of bent .-Kid different heights in w of Buggy you bodies and seals are u , w A., w. A rail Has of trigs OS e. A new lino of y just re-1 to counties by a. G. Chapman yesterday. They have some fence lie to if it- a I Saturday, 25th. will A. W. at public auction furniture. will at o'clock. W. B. Kirks. P- Co. l a la A woman can guess a thing right than a nun can it. A busy man has time for those who make a specialty of killing time. 4- LAND BALK. By re of a power of con- a certain Mortgage Deed executed K. A to J. W. clay and Inly recorded in tile X page Undersigned will on Saturday, the day of Nov., at o'clock, U., expose to public sale In-fore the court house door In Greenville, to lbs highest bidder for the real property to The of situated county, North Carolina, and described a Bounded the south by the lauds of the of Adams, on cast the west of W. containing is acres more or less better u. a one-third undivided Interest in a tract of laud formerly to Lydia Dawson is made to satisfy the terms of said mortgage deed. This 23rd of October. J. W. Mi J. C. Let us set you straight on the matter of Overcoats. The most successful process for water- proofing a garment is that of Priestley's, and every treated to their process bears their name, and when in addition to Priestley's stamp n overcoat is identified with the label of Wilkinson the combination is one that insures not only a waterproof overcoat, but also an overcoat of fine fabric, with all the knocks of and that distinguish the Clothing people from the ordinary sort. A New Line Just Received, -r mm . mm mis GREENVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA. NOTICE. Bf virtue of power u certain Mortgage Deed a id de- livered by K. Spier to E. March duly office North Has, in Book 0-7 the will expose to public sale, before court door Greenville, to a tractor parcel of land the county of and state of Caroline and described as follows, to wit. That lot or parcel of land c town of a street the land of n on west, Gertrude on south. w. Main street on north, containing -f an acre more or lens, lo satisfy said mortgage Terms of cash, 1901. F, G. Greenville, s, e, I In Court Co int.-.- IS fore tho W A, Mary r m m w. R. i id 1.- II it VI d. Jail ind M Rd -I- Ti an Julio . j, b ft Vi n . . u . M. C -f II mil wit Mo lie linker . ,. I ill hi, . v.-,. . , it . id , . . lit, A. . . . f J . u U Hewers, Me U IV 11-- , I-- T sod So. d Carson, i m W AI Taylor, Mann- I. Me. Mary E. Ward, Wade and Wife i, j u Manning, Moore, Rufus Harriett I- ward, John i L N M Hammond wife Eli- w j a w w A wife K. J. K. u J. -e . S w O , is i Wills Dav- being minors who Is i defendant In cause, will take notice that special entitled a-. Court I County, before Clerk, t- Incorporate a the said will Further before the County, at his in villa, lbs day . petition it which will be deposit I the the said I Herb within ten days I- r ii .-. i will alts take notice, that II he fails laid petition and within the tine ; by law. will th-1 court or relief oBoS In mu rd day D. C. Fife. LIFE her is offering companies. will sell at same premium yon pay com pay thereby you or k P. DAY, The Pioneer of Home go No . FOURTH S. C. . c. mink pas r sale buy is either Hit . i . to i U. Ur I rt n III i -i ii o for Cash on Time. When yon are in town wan m- horse properly i r, pal . at