THE EASTERN REFLECTOR l V . U AND Entered in post office at Greenville, N. C, as class matter, Advertising made upon application. A correspondent desired at port in Pitt adjoining counties. in Id De. ll . ,. racket the orphans thin week. ain't in ii with the rise in cotton. After all talk about the canal ii is Hind it be neat before begin throwing earing money part it m as lie is get- ting plenty of advertising, Wonder what Mr- Bryan have don.- with stool had he n error .,. chanced from the near side of .,.,, i. He now that the or if not to come to h dictions. Representative J. makes a wise suggestion in a communication in paper when he attention to the need of an asylum for insane at con- point in Eastern North Car This would be far better than increasing the size of tho pres- asylums, even if they could be made large enough to provide room for all patients I lie state. It is better that there should be more asylums and not so many patients collected at one place, dust think of one thousand patients already in one asylum under one dent, It stands U reason that only the number there could receive better attention. Laughing house's suggestion that there should a farm connected with each is timely. Those matters should be agitated from now on and acted upon by the next legislature. v are told that Hyde was lead astray. The only tiling ah it is that he was not lead far enough so that lie could not have strayed back again. If it cost Mr. Hears eighty thous- and dollars simply to run for mayor in New York, what do you reckon it will cost him to really get the office Marriage opens a few eyes many purses. Pennsylvania bike to stand a statue of the late Senator Quay. They think it bad taste to honor the memory of a man whose lire touched the depths of proud and corruption. Mexico Learning from State The study of English is in the Mexican public schools. Every year Mexico sends to the States a number of school teach- to study American pedagogic methods. A great many Mexican children are being educated in the and colleges of this country, where they were sent to The number Mexican visitors to the United States and number of American visitors to is increasing every year. It is said that know New- York better than the city of Mexico, and that Mexicans are more at home in San Francisco than in their own capital city. Thus, each year the American way of is taking a deeper hold on the Mexican people. The vice president of Mexico and announced of President is very much Americanized his idea I fact, lie might be mistaken fur o plain American business man IV m Ids appearance, manner and He has always ex toward ins. As ;, the i late raged them to in enterprises in his state and to hi. lie no in , i their lives, property, News and Observer rights were protected, lie A Catholic bishop, of Richmond, has issued an order prohibiting wed- dings after p. m. Those have to be ruled by the will go on getting married when they get ready. We notice that a veteran in has fused a pension and back pay amounting to upwards of ,, . f was i Una J be m -1 Ii says the Carolina Conference is going to have Wilson of n is well informed about the United -re-. and is u student of English. He has three daughters school at this week That is it meets in San and is educating all son, Will be presided over by i bishop named Wilson, and of Americanization the secret tries is named Wilson. Genius i merely another name for unrecognized Even a while lie is never whits as it i- whitewashed. Have -r and others will respect yon. by II in the Monthly Reviews of for December, There are more suckers dry land than in Tie water. EASTERN SECTION OF THE STATE This is an age of SHOULD HAVE AN ASYLUM. Every one seeks to escape pain. seem to think that suffering is the Editor greatest of all misfortunes and we While the governor and the press bail with rejoicing the man who of the state are taking steps to see to what extent the law is being violated promises deliverance from its power. Indeed, the charlatan has but to in regard to the care of the insane make his promises big enough and the state, why not the people of he can depend of possessing the Eastern North Carolina begin t their demand upon the slate for an asylum for whites in the East cm action We have one at M r purses of the people. We are cowards Seeing to potions instead i i enduring the answering assault of nerves. So ready are we for the West with resort any means to deaden have another at their stings we ate in danger of sigh that will accommodate when becoming a race f drug dependents, completed. These asylums ought To the average in in nothing could not to be enlarged, they are large enough one at Greenville or Washington, Edenton, New Bern or Elizabeth City. Then build an- other for the benefit of the insane who have property to take care of lie more desirable than a painless world. That is all that heaven means to many. Yet no one knows whether such a world would as good as our own. Pleasure d might be pleasure and remove from Certainly the higher go in the present asylums all who are not strictly classed as law Specifies. Then we will no longer hear of lbs disgrace of insane people being fined the county jails. Ii is estimated that per cent, our population are crazy. In the older countries it will run as high as per cent. As tho percentage of urban population increases the per- of insane will increase, the natural increase of U scale of being the greater is the susceptibility suffering. What- ever the future may bold, pain re- mains one of our great problems in the present. And we wonder why it should necessary in the order of things. We cannot content ourselves with saying that it is only a consequence of sin. That may suffice as a super final solution of another man's prob But we know there is pain in will make another asylum the world that does not come from ins few years. To enlarge u r j wrongdoing, and that you cannot of two we have will ho i measure a man's sin by bis suffering. One should be built in the Eastern if yon could, then the Saviour of part of the state. men was the moat sinful of all. Some of white people in I of tho best people have certainly North Carolina. Upon the basis of known the worst suffering. Perhaps per cent, there are now j in the place of pain in their lives pie who ought to be in an insane I lies some explanation of its purr asylum cared for by the state. Th sol in all lives. It has its part in the who are able to pay should be mud development of character. It is an to pay, but there should be room for indication of tho disciplinary intent them to be treated in North Caroline existence. If the best of must All asylums should have large I be made perfect through farms attached to them where much more do need its patients could work, as I schooling has taught that average patients Remember the pains of childhood, make good hand, they can be of school life. Were not days much quicker when they cat have occupation in the open air sunshine. This idea has been adopted by the leading hospitals in the United States with very much increased success in treatment of patients. The hospital or asylum should be at an accessible point to railroad, but should not be at a Large city where land will cost hundreds of dollars per acre. With a large farm attached the patients could do some work, there cure would be ex- their health would be better, and what they raised would go a long ways towards making these in self sustaining. North Car North Carolina Bay ibis in I, I years to succeed, falls upon of discipline as hard to bear as art our later days of pain Tho con linemen in the dull room when fields and streams and beasts wore calling, tho tasks, failures, and were each so overwhelm- as to seem to blot out joy forever Yet we could not afford to miss one of them. They warned of derange meats in ourselves; they spurred to right adjustment to our social order; they taught application to ant tasks; they bred sympathy with our fellows. e pains make our present pleasures. Vol are still at the school desk, and if we but knew it, in the division. The as, no more welcome now than then, have all to be learned. Tempt ed to ii--i normal pain, one in remember that no man lent i I ms or becomes 1905 BY. OF . Get your Sack Suit, get your Cutaway, your Prince Albert, your Swallowtail, your Tux- Here. Get your Worsted Suit, your your Cheviot Suit, your Black Suit, your plain Suit, your fancy Suit here. Get your rain- coat, your extra Trousers, your White or Fancy Vest Here. Get your new Fall Hat, your Haberdashery and of all kinds Here. Whatever you need you can get Here, and get it better than you could elsewhere. Our inducement Tho Best. .- Moderate Prices that's what made keeps us going. the last Friday before Christmas, graduation by playing KING time The annul I any of I . recitations Every exert an NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Ought to Be a Pleasure to Pay As the year drawn to its close, honest people have constant thought the settling time is here They are looking after their so counts and paying them up so that they may begin the New Year with a clean and a clear eon- science. Tin re cannot be too much this debt-paying sort of honesty. book containing the ,.,; , , ,,;,, ex. be observed by all the ,, , ,,,., . ,.,. schools in the Slate has runs all through life. and yield to it constantly. It is a painful thing to acquire an cation, to achieve distinction. The office and the store scenes suffering. We are so used to their pain that we think nothing of it. Success is a costly thing. Now. reward is i up on the street, the best thing cost iii st. we pay for them and tears anguish of soul. Labor and weariness are but for pain. These endure with joy the rewards id home and social pleasures, and dis- If a man will thus endure for the bread that perishes, bow much more will be endure for which is eternal, the sustenance of Iron; the office of the Superintend of Public Instruction, and doe real credit to its compiler. M -i of the space is given this y, landers upper i e bear n g- ion. Highlanders at Home, Coming of the Highlander's Highlanders in Their New Battle Moore's Creek the Capo Visit t,, Cochrane Distinguished Mm of the Upper Cape arc the readings and declamations to the Scotch and their par in the State's history. This is supplemented by a read- the Upper Cape null before i-. , Pitt ll l d I, n of estate of postponements and empty A, Parker, is , , , , , hereby Wen to all per. his that tool nobody and help DO- body, of the biggest delights an honest man has is in paying bis by this sign one know whether he is honest ho en- joys paying up pay tune, he'll do. to an to pay men; to undersigned, sod all per Son-. estate are to present under- signed from this or this Kill In- in bur f Nov. II. W. N John A. Parker, If are willing to pay SO high a price often too high- l-car, tin- concluding song in business, how much more for we gladly pay for success in Among other things on the pro gramme is the Wiley Memorial Fund, out tribulation comes our which should be dear to the heart man Pull I Bowen New Shirt Waist Silks, Ladies Woolen Goods in all he latest styles and weaves. Boys and and Novelty Suits. Yon want style i i Ultra shoes have just as much iii them a. nay fain i- shoe, and our own design rs i rs all t-i ti ii h which are later copied by over the country. Style la the consideration, but if the shoe does not lit, you will not buy it for the style alone. Tho Fitting qualities what is necessary to a shoe, and in this the Stands Our pattern mid last makers are undoubtedly the best In their trades. U bra Wear. LINE OF SHOES Bowen, every school child. Five cents u in ad is d from tin to com this PURPOSE OF PAIN. ST f. Our light which is but for a for us a far more and exec ding eternal weight of glory. Cot. man th. life trod by the man of sorrows do not walk alone who walk that way; he goes before them. Be leads into life. The All Wise may permit lower para sites to come to perfection without pain, but he loves man too well to allow to loose his crown of life by refusing to taste a little of the bitterness of THE OF WOMAN'S FASHIONS Th Is Mead By Everybody in as I people n to pay what, they want. v n . I , ill i i , . i This is in charge of J. H. FRY, is t rep- resent the Reflector in Winterville and territory. I HI I I I 1.1,1 Just by H. O. Chapman I we are m., f for there are plenty of pd a car load lime they will very Best hosier for children at if. L. tax books are open store of R. all and pay collector. Our of Call sad goods are is. See oar lice he fore yon peers to please A. W. Co. cent-, shoes, boots, at A For nice apples. Bandies, oranges bananas and mils go to H. I, Johnson's The A. U. Co. getting u many orders for biggies -eats end bodies, they have new plant for the persons and business. Another large shoes nice line of fresh groceries styles and and prices very Black spec ways on band Barber Co. Any one in need of a good cart that -ill last and render newest style ; Co. franks and valise- at ton Barber a- Co. The A. Mtg On. are still wheels and s by car load. Shoes are arriving at A. W. Ange sure to get their prices you buy else- where, ,. ,, tally recommended for the service to or the family, fine for perfectly balanced, For sale by B. T. Bro. A. O. Cox Co. For nice meat, salt small or large bags, OW C, and get their prices before yon boy. Last Saturday night the mail Don't forget the nice furniture White's Colic and Kidney Cure, a at this for combination kidney medicine books to the school library, There were two wagon for stock and a sure colic cure. at the Drug Store loads of them. This is a very valuable selection books and Is Fur hay, eon and oats, go to quite an addition to the school Harrington Barber Co. J library which contains at present u . boot 1800 volumes. This last We b the best assortment of ., , t Stationary ever brought to Win- B T A Br,. s j congressman who is generally Another load of school desk were I considered lobe the states best shipped of A. G. x Mfg representative. yesterday. u ., All colors of paint, and yellow about Barber your downs in the i- . a you want the Don't be on bad Hour when can get at A W ft Co Nicest and cheapest of men's Hes Barber Co. highest try market here. One day this week B. F. Manning Co., paid 170.86 for one hale, and it wasn't an unusual day either, just sold on a high market and to International stock food a who believes in paying the horses and cattle at cotton. J H. Harms J- L. Harris, j. Special fr John Forbes, wit days L. House. Barber, Harry Louis Nice lie of suits at H. L. , . Johnson's. i Braxton, Avon T. W. u John Crawford, yards at John A very, of per yard, Barber Ore down Monday Cl- i evening . attend s meeting Floor oil dot h at A W tribe of Bed Men. Co see Hi stock yon buy. again. More desk and better expect to exchange school ate being made and l tor meal can time sold the Cos i by meal far seed when Nice bu R be i t PUt Co. Oil Mill. If van want a bargain in W. they selling our at IO per cent now. If you want a Tar Heel yo had better see netting it at the A. Mfg Go will ship them elsewhere. Miss Spence, of Seven Springs, visiting in town this week, T. IT. King preached one of bis excellent sermons church here last Sunday. The A G. Cox Co. a of their fence Io one our yesterday. They have some fence tor you if you need it. Bin line of hats and caps just received, latest styles. Harrington. Barber ft Co. A Dice lot of hats and caps just received at A. W. Ange Co. are nice be sure w. see them Go to Harrington Bather Co for Rubber jackets. Be sure In to see nice of new furniture A. W. Ange Co. has received before you buy elsewhere Just received ear load floor, and Harrington Barber For special prices on healers see W. L House, Just received R. G. Chapman a Co., a ear load of salt. Be sure to get their prices at once. Miss i- On Monday Dee. Masonic I loose Opera Co., their greatest a comic opera mg-laughing and In way per i rec ha such a in ,;. ; I v in hO h IS .-.-. . , ,, ,;,, -en ml i is to i. r .;,. present i- tin-, his Is i nth eon- scout iv ii. a the in i has it as in the pis; the m in the West. Miss Bertie Savage, Heck, came in evening visit Mrs. K. B. Riggs. M. f,. Starkey, who has been here on a visit i,, bis parents, returned to Wilmington today. Mr. and Mrs. Bern, spent here, left this Washington. Mr. Mrs. If. A. White. K O. James and daughters, Miss,,. VIM and Mary, Misses Aila Woolen, Alice White Noll Skin- Mary Riggs, H. B. Phillips, J. F. Brinkley, I. I H w. Whedbee, A. J. and T. J. Moore, Harry Skinner. Jr. W. B, Jr., It. A. Tyson, Jr., K,. Skinner, F. M. Hornaday, Hi, . Milton White, ; Hashed and C. D U RAIN COATS FOR LADIES OVERCOATS FOR HEN AND BOYs . r S i I T-l lug in chapel Sal and Sunday in town. Misses ii y Tucker Helen Galloway, of Saturday night Sunday Miss Cox. was town NOTICE. Carolina, Pitt County J. M. Williams R. Williams, Williams, . Mar Allen, -i s , X. OF VACANT smith nun In Swill nth, to In with me in Kiev will ho by This r r Ni is hereby that I shall the of Put county to the board of th town of b, ti-i j, to retail and mall liquors in of live . . ,. In At town of Bethel, in story tram.- bulling on the soul of railroad i. Bus n to lA run the R ,,., This of Nov. lens, . K. North Carolina In B I Count, i Before the l-lei V. M-,.,.,,,. .,,., M., ,. ,. , It, ,,. K, . John 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 style that distinguish the Clothing people from the ordinary sort. A New Line Just Received, GREENVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA. COME They have nice cheap. Go to II. I,. shops, he has nice received, they are nice. frames A. Call at II. L. Johnson's and ex.-. his line of Hosiery last long lake it to K L , I'll pill Tills III Misses Ladles and Gents. Johnson represents the November, and trimmings into A at is o'clock m . . ,, . . eat tho Court House they us- In Greenville, to the bidder i i- sort meat. parcel of laud to I nu Ming and being In Greenville Nice Silk waist at Car ,,.,. . ., ,, adjoining th. lands of l. ,. and others and the land upon which the M. G. Move Mill want your to look was formerly located mi B L T wife B. . . I Carolina, Wen .; . ; rat. than other Wade William, A . , , . . ,, . ,,, .-,., , . . ward. John T i A W. Ange ft Co., have just received a new lot of shoes, Be want all winter sure to v.,. them and his price- get sue of those good beaten m A. North Carolina, before yon boy elsewhere. W. Co. s-e Cheap, . International poultry a- I , ,. ,., , . , Harrington ft Co. , ,;,., sale stables. VIM, House. e Sup line o. f re H B, Q. A mu,. hid,. ward, John r , ,,.,. i M I r-N. . Hammond, w j Jan., w u n. t. T . . Ir Greenville of hem No. For bargains in pants go to ll. L. Johnson's, B. T. Bro. hue i full line school hooks, paper-, I pea day ledgers, h mi straps, C , i . they before when, N if Iii- it fr r. Sis i ha i I i M es, at . ,,,,. William Matthew wife I is K I Insurance. on your BOND. Manning, ll K Ms will, i -i last, ; v , . .- in, D. I s, who is a defends I cause, will N N. C Oh- MULES, son's. Hi., following parcel to w the . In nip. I North .-- I . A Allen. ,, and others, , T or lest, and known ,. to th . . mi hand kind Ships., of Bay , bodies are m This the of n c it A V We will Ind of or horse. we R- L CO.