HE EASTERN REFLECTOR AND FRIDAY. WHICHARD, and Proprietor. Entered in the office at Greenville, N. C, as second class matter, Advertising rates made upon application. A correspondent desired at every post office in Pitt and adjoining counties. in to fiction GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA TUESDAY, AUGUST 1906 Texas has lined up in the Bryan column. The big state is all right. It is all counting over now except votes on election Sound him where you please and you will find Governor Glenn right. They are talking about the county convention yet, what a .-- day and swearing in the officers. it was ADDRESS TO COTTON FARM. Everybody may Tint be exact-; satisfied, but it goes without, . , the saying that the majority got they wanted. With large tobacco breaks and price high, more ought to get in circulation. The campaign for governor in Georgia has grown so warm that the have gone to each other. Yes, there is a sentiment against lynching. But it is to be observed that lynching right on whenever a mob takes notion. Just suppose you could get up as much for good roads as was manifested for can- in the nominating con- Wednesday. A candidate certainly ought to the way folks howl and for them in nominal, conventions. But it is so soon forgotten. The Reflector will be open at all times for the announcement of the usual for two years hence. Don t all speak at once but be in time. recommending jury re- forms and other improvements about courts to the n the next it is not out of order to suggest there should be some remedy for judges being out of place and not beginning a term of court at the proper time. Editor W. C. of the Charlotte News, and Editor W. K. the Washington Progress, have been nominated for the legislature by their res- counties Mr. Dowd is a for Speaker of the the House and stands a good chance for success. The House could not have a more speak The demands of ho labor ions are reaching the ludicrous point. Down New Orleans is a news carriers union that is to set the hour at which afternoon newspapers shall be published and to late the number of pages such papers contain, thing you know they will be wanting to say how many chews of tobacco the may take a day. Speeches of acceptance did not get to a hearing . Of course those who failed to get nominations never brought theirs to light, and even the nominees were cut off by the convention after com its warm work. In fact, it was not a speech making con any way, not one in the entire proceedings consuming as much as five minutes time Bu President Moore Urges Active Work and a Correct Re. port of Crop To the Id the tort in Caroling, the Southern there was an of five good elected and to them I look for sure or of the respective counties this are alive and alert to the interest the cotton grow- then the then comity i- a This was instructed to have a-inti committee ill each to make condition reports the crop on bales of cotton in tin of the growers. It is the hi i at cm importance that truthful every township in the State Dy the first day September. This report give the crop condition up to August also of old cotton id hands merchant-. This is a matter that every North Carolinian is deeply I lien the help of individual in my effort to cure t tie exact facts. and county mer C ii-it ctn be to me if he will after committee of bis township and urge them and assist them to gel j up this report and send to T. B. Parker, Raleigh, N. C, A young lady in Hartford, by the first of September. Conn., held her skirt so high in i Early September the several making a muddy street crossing Presidents will meet at ENORMOUS RATIO VALUE OF AD. SPACE, IN Don't hold your money. Pay what you owe and enable other people to pay what they owe. If such a big Democratic con- in Pitt county leaves any comfort to the Republicans they are welcome to it. The of the eight- Illinois district have Joseph G. Cannon for the eighteenth time, and gave him a boost for the presidential nomination that a detective ling near recognized a stolen garment and Ark., the purpose finding true cotton and its ; to world. the interests of Carolina, I wish to go to tin- A smart artist put I meeting of the Southern of the recent I Association, a full Cotton under- standing of true a- lynching on postal cards to be .,,.,, by meal interested i. sent out as souvenirs. The gov-1 the once we are to for forbid such cards being Crop. sent through the mails. be E I township should hold a i on August 24th or Carolina has followed mechanic, doc. suit again. A was Preacher and lawyer is inter ed in that spite of in the price of d and his every one should attend governors presence ins i of division. pleading with the mob to Let the person who is interested in heir murderous purpose. in this matter once advertise for a full meeting for township Remember is every- It is given cut in is nobody's North Carolina dollars are reader, it it in very slow to the to to get busy now campaign fund. The North Car din bat. been exceedingly kind to me an has given me much assistance my therefore, I do not to ask paper . .- in cotton counties to do me the kindness to The B Transit; ,., , for consul. railroad company is now having j of a matter that is of trouble of its own. It has made great importance to our State, in this State will be pulling for the money to come back this enough trouble in the Last for people who dabbled in its stock, and doubtless the victims are not crying over the turn of the tide. C. C MOORE, N. C. Cotton If the people living along the rural free delivery routes want to keep these routes in they should take more papers. The surest way is for every farmer on each route to take a daily paper. In that way they will benefit themselves and also help maintain the route. from its name that High must be a high town. But the town was so Hooded with a tremendous rain the other day that a young lady came near getting drowned on the street and people were driven from their offices by the water. So it looks the name means it was warm and noisy a plenty, Liquor sentiment, liquor dis- liquor stores all have their accompaniments. They enrich the soil in which wicked- grows strong and lawless- fortifies itself It need prise one that the two most dastardly lynchings that ever stained the State or the South, the more dastardly because so conspicuously to be set down to the demerit of two whiskey towns in a temper state. Their neighbors have a right to hold it against Wadesboro and Salisbury that they are in the business of de- with drink their own people and the stranger who comes within their gates aid that they cannot preserve order within their own boundaries When a community votes for distilleries and bar-rooms it votes for the things that go along with them Gastonia Ga- Every one who deals in knows that their value of increase in weight is not based upon any ratio. That is, a of one carat weight is not worth one half, the being equal in all qualities, to a of two carat is worth more than twice, and the three carat is worth more than the ratio of weight indicates over the one and two carat stones. This increase in ratio of val- is found in advertising space, and a Wisconsin profess- or is the authority, who has found by inquiry among the us- of ad space, that a one page advertisement was not twice the value of a half-page advertise- as might be imagined, but twenty-five times the value; that a half-page was fifteen times the value of a quarter-page, and a ten line agate announcement, in comparison even with a quarter- page advertisement, was not to be mentioned at all. Like diamond values, the big ad space seems to command the prestige that a two carat will command over a one carat. It impresses every one that there must be great value the quarter or half page ad which the liner or one inch ad cannot command i the great display ad in the newspaper, two to ten times the size of the other ads in the same newspaper, and its size makes itself felt upon the readers of the paper, and the result is seen in the crowded store where people push each other along or aside, in order to reach the goods enumerated in the great ad. The success of the big new s- paper ad has been demon by every merchant that has used it, for it has come the p which has and developed trade, as nothing else could have done. It is in the big ad stores where will be found the crowds of buyers New Bern Journal. TWO GARMENT SUITS. 1906 Chicago IN MARRIED marriage meant the marriage of a and an there would lie no problems tn solve, no to attain, no progress to make. This may he why there are no mar- in heaven. On earth, it is different; and wife are strongly human. No matter how lovingly united or how sweet accord, never hare the same tendencies or tastes their needs are different, their man- of looking at things is not and in varying ways in- assert themselves. Ai any critical moment if both at the time, a desire to defer to the taste, the is foreordained for happiness. This makes matrimony not merely union, but unison and unity. The spirit of compromise does not mean a con- performance in the way of self-surrender and self-sacrifice; does not mean ceasing to he a voice and becoming an echo; it not imply or justify the loss of it means simply the instinct recognition of the he t way out of a difficulty, the quickest tacking to avoid a collision, the kindly view of tolerance in the presence of weak- and errors of another, courage to meet an explanation half way, the generosity to be first to for a discord, the largeness of mind that does not. fear a of dignity in surrendering in the interests of the highest harmony I the two rather than tie- personal vanity of the Don't Swelter Another Day. comfort nor the conventions demand a Waistcoat with a suit for Summer service. It has simply no function. We have lines of Coat and Suits in Single and Double models extremely light weight such as Wool Crash and Serge in distinct- patterns and colors. There is not an ounce of superfluous cloth in either coat or trousers. We've underwear by the ounce, breezy Negligee Shirts, cool Hosiery, and Headgear. We've everything in apparel conducive to a Man's hot comfort, and all at prices. WILSON, The King Clothier. Pulley Bowen THE OF FASHIONS. We will inaugurate Our Spring Season by putting on display the newest ideas to be shown in SILKS WHITE GOODS We have no trash or Special Sale stuff but we will have the latest and best things that were obtainable in the American markets and we cordially invite the Ladies that are desirous of seeing the NEWEST IN SILKS AND WHITE GOODS to call at our establishment and eyes. Very truly yours, PULLEY BOW EN NORTH A, PITT I Vt. II. I In I will I an ah tins in toe cod of county IO fr m of money. aM th I kc that e Is to th next term of suM , be th of of said county In N. G v to the com- plaint In or the plaintiff will for the relief demanded In said o the day of Court, Tobacco Pack Barns and Cot- ton Gins insured. Reasonable Rates. Apply to Si A. WHITE, INSURANCE, GREENVILLE, N. C. Neat Job Printing Our Reflector Job Printing Office WINTERVILLE DEPARTMENT This department is in charge of F. C. NYE, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory k- This is merely a After selling a load of tobacco is a good time a account. If yon haven't much to deposit the first time, deposit that and then add to it from time to time as you are able. A. small is treated in the same way as a large one is owner i as welcome the Bank of Winter- ville. Miss Davenport is visit- Mies Harm this week. O. B. Boyd, of Institute, was here Friday takes the place of We sell it. B. T. Cox, Bro. Nicest line of dress ever Winterville at Barber Go. Misses Nancy Smith and Pearl Forbes went to Ayden on Friday -evenings train. Miss who has been visiting Mrs. G. Bryan, returned home Friday. We have a few cop- of Teachers Bibles, we are off- lo the trade at very low prices. G, E. went to Green. Title Monday afternoon. B. T. Cox, Bro. Miss Mary Cutter, of Washing- ton, is visiting Mrs. Cox. Wilfred Buck went to Green of P. T. Oil. Bro for T. W. Wood high grade turnip and ml.- seed. So need of not having good pants when Harrington, Barber Co., have just received anew that they will sell cheap. Prof. L D. of the University for Women, at was here Wednesday. He the prayer Vices t the Baptist church For fruit jars and rubbers go to Straws tell which way blows, just nonce the stream of customers going and out from Harrington, colors of paint, yellow at Harrington Barber Co. Mrs. A. G. Cox went to Thursday to her sister. J. Harper a large apple on exhibition- It weighs twelve ounces and is thirteen in circumference A. W. Ange and Co. are clean- out summer goods cheap. for HO cents 1.60 1.75 2.19 at this 1.50 2.00 2.25 3.00 ail qualities of calico Good Umbrellas at weather. Contractors of wood and brick buildings. us for lowest prices. Prompt attention given. J. R. Cooper, Nobles, Buck. Mini- Meta Dew, matron of girls dormitory, after spending the summer returned . , , , . escaped to opening of High School. We will admit that advertising repays its cost manifold to any business. But after all the things itself its quality for less money than it be had elsewhere, is the best scheme we have found yet. However it is being demon to us by mail orders we are constantly receiving from of a who have seen stock and made about prices. line of fresh ways on Co. Mrs. J. J. Rhodes and little daughter to with her brother; J. Ii Green. Mrs. Susan Jackson left Thurs- day for a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Smith, near A nice of drugs always on hand at Barber A large of trunks, suit and telescopes of all sixes grades has just arrived at the the large store of A. W. Ante Co. Those wishing to visit summer will need good traveling trunk. See them for bargains. car Miss Maggie Fleming, of House, several day with sister, Mrs. J. B. Little, left for her borne Thursday. Misses and Esther Johnson returned, from Thursday. A car load of lime just; received at Co., Iron natures great household remedy- A con- Mineral Water. blood from cam. Cures Kidney trouble, Liver com- plaint, Female cuts sores etc. For sale at drug store of B. T. Cox, and Bro. William was here Thursday relating his experience with a fixating bridge on road between here and his house. Miss Bettie Trip, of the Oxford Orphanage, arrived Thursday from extended trip in New England, to visit Mr. Mrs. Bryant Tripp, near re. Her many friends are glad to see her. yards nice summer lusters, at Barber Co. Nice corned herrings at ton, Barber Go. Fancy and white waitings, all at cost. Harrington, Barber Co. Nice corned mullets at ton, Barber d. A full line of summer silks all at cost. Harrington Co. Have you seen those boggle at shop. They there, and nice too. You will want one, wt en you sell load of of Call see i hem. Do you want the best cart that is Then got with made by the A. G. Cox Mfg Plenty of them already on hand, The County school desk seems to have nude a They are neat and comfortable and sup- ply a long want. Send your order to the A. Q. Mrs. Louisa is visiting at The mail from this place say t is most water on their that they have ever o i them. O heaviest we have ever visited this section Wednesday, and another almost as large came Thursday. A white man was arrested here Thursday for beating a freight train. W. C. Hines was here Thursday with bis blood bound hunting an Carolina Supply Co. For hay, corn and oats go Harrington, Barber Co. For Cash. now offering our entire line of Summer Pants at cost. We must have room for our fall stock, are to make this sacrifice. Pants for 12.60. 83.00 Pants for 11.76. Pants for Pants for Barber Co. yards Hamburgs at cost. early get bargains. Harrington. Barber Co. FIGHTING PANTHER. ; and j-.-J the It dark, ii u-k- of My . I. silently form . boughs u tree on the of jangle. us undergrowth war still, for the had twin. Suddenly there was a as though a portion of detached itself and begun to creep away. at that . i. and revealed to us the of a panther slinking through under- growth. A shot out, with a yelp of pain the into the Lushes. With the sunrise from the platform and t examine the Th effect f the patches of blood on which led us through u f hundred yards of thick After crawling on r the reached a narrow A little beyond this we came upon the wounded panther scaling a tree. I fired, but the range was too long and the proved futile. The disturbance had the result, however, of startling the animal into fulling from the tree to the ground. The I followed on its truck. It led finally to n deep thickly wooded which taken the i of a horseshoe The panther entered the the center of the bend and turned along the left arm, growling as it covered the ground III strides. We twenty yard from the skirted it the right until the top of the reached. Here a halt was made. while approached the tin panther growling away at the other end. about distant. Then all was still. The animal teemed to have vanished, Suddenly it sprang out right from under my having doubled back along the water course, without making the slightest noise. Caught by surprise I Bred rapidly and stepped back to avoid the animal's spring in so doing fell into the The next moment the panther was on me and had fixed its teeth in my Suddenly my little fox terrier Toby Hew at the panther and fixed itself on its hack, tearing hard at its neck. This diversion caused the panther to leave to attack the dog, and I was to stagger up and out of the and run to where the native trackers were cow- There I tainted and was car- back to the bungalow bleeding from fourteen Price of Central China in Chicago Tribune. A Poor A sheriff of Edinburgh had for- gotten his ticket. Asked for fare, he said. paid have you now. my said the sheriff, look into in; face am tell me do I look like i. mun who would tell you n lie such a as Tin cash taker inspected the thus offered as a guarantee for its owner's integrity and then dryly said, just thank you for the Assorting anxious to gel the names of all said the reporter. yo i oblige said the meek little man. down Mrs. i Mr. and Peck, for . don't I gave it i i FREE To sufferers of Kidney, Liver or Bladder troubles. Other say a bottle and if it cure will refund your say a full 11.00 size free bottle of SOL and if it benefits you, then use SOL until This advertisement entitles you to a bottle SOL at DRUG Only a limited number of bottles given away. Don't miss this op to SOL. A AT THE DOOR. la the of AI. Alexandre was a little more old lie lost hi tad m In n j the i iv so importance as have ft died by a plan in occurred. This, was the of a young had removed day his father's demise. a lute hoar in i smithy. The forge gave out at night effects- of light and reflections which greatly pleased me. About my Marianne came to fetch and me to in a little impromptu couch one, and I went to sleep with that good sleep that heaven to children like the dews of spring. midnight i rather, were roused, my and a loud knock, at the door. A night lamp was burning in the room, and by the light of that lamp I saw my cousin rise up in bed. alarmed, but not saving a word. one could knock at the door without getting through an outer one. I. who even the day shudder in writing these lines I felt no fear. I got out of bed and went toward the door. are you going, Alex- f my cousin cried out. arc you see where I am I answered quietly. T um going to open the door for papa, who has come to bid us poor girl jumped out of bed terrified, caught me just as I was opening the door and brought me back by force to my bed. I in her arms, shouting with all my papal Good- by, like a dying breath passed over my face and calmed me. I went to sleep again with tears in my eyes, sobbing vehemently. next morning we were awake at break of day. father had died at the very moment had heard that loud knock at the door I heard these words, with- out being to understand what they poor child, papa, who loved you so dearly, is Disillusioned. Little Jonathan Edward often Legged hit mother to take him to church. That was his heart's desire. So one fine Sunday morning mother took little Jonathan who, all agreed, marked for the min- to a neighboring sanctuary. There was much in the church to arrest the lad's attention. He seemed to lie deeply impressed, then, becoming thoughtful, ho turned and asked in a rather loud whisper, mother, whore's the When mother recovered her pres- of mind she my dear, there's no monkey in church. made think of such an absurd said there was an organ in church, thought there would lie a monkey Commercial. An Ail Round Raise. A man owning a double house sublet the half he did not occupy to a noisy tenant. Such a racket was kept up that he notified the to quit the muter with he asked, much hurt in his pride. you raise too much noise all the lime, and I can't stand don't you balance matters by raising something yourself I don't you Well. I'll just raise the And he did to such an extent that the tenant Magazine. The Archer Fish. The archer fish n natural blow gun. This animal poetesses property of being able lo t drops of water from its mouth extraordinary accuracy to consider- able distance. This singular faculty is of use to the animal in securing food. A or small insect pass- over the water has very chance of escape from the aim of the archer fish. The drop of water brines down the insect, which is then devoured. A. H. w. H. F CK J. Furniture Problem, We can solve it for you. Furniture Sale Competition is Brisk and Claims are many and loud. WHO WHY What shall decide it. is but one test. That sale is best and most important that offers you Die Lowest Prices o the Furniture You Want Come be convinced, yours to please. A. H. TOT COMPANY, Pictures Framed t Order. BIG GUT ON ALL FALL GOODS. We are now selling our ladies oxfords, figured lawns, laces and embroideries at cost. The price on all Dry Goods and Notions will bi marked down low. 3.00 r Shoes at hoes at w Shoes c figured n at He figured Lawn at 1-2 cent Percale at ham's at Save the Worry The hot weather brings you enough discomfort without adding to it by worrying over to buy for dinner or supper. With a stock of Groceries, Canned Goods, Package Goods, Pickles, Butter Cheese, Coffee, Ton, Cakes, Candies, Fruits, as I carry, the selecting and buy- are easy and the all saved It take no argument to you of if you visit my store and see what l carry. You can me one dour North Mun ford's. J. B To Adulteration in coffee may be tooted by adding to a of cold water tome of the pound fee. Genuine coffee will float and nM a color to the for several minutes, but and other at the bottom, leaving bro trails of color at It is sure to pay you