. no high. th desire but both the the Her- it was not. They I Ht Ii;. .,,,,.,,,; , Other thousand abstain from open tat the packed the convention with unauthorized alter- and FARM and EASTERN mil DOW the corporations have the char,, W j Md THE probation and to avoid blame, and i, Issued a D. I. Editor. , M. to the Of proclamation to t CAROLINA. M Editorial of Human Interest Instance could be multiplied from pie which embrace full bill of complaint Of course the de- the daily papers. A few Team ago ride the two opposing faction and all year, Six mouths, ,,. . rates urn, be , railroad wished to e application at the business office has a substantial The Reflector Evan raise its rates. It bought columns . reckoned with yd Thirds of the to the M m All cards thank resolutions reasons which made such action ,,,,,., to Injure him of respect will be charged at The same course was cent per word. by slating that he does not ken by the management of the because he -t be forty year, of age until cents per lino, up to lines. New Jersey to New York was ,,,, ,,, Hi ell,,. a m. mailer published his birth and MIC at the certifies to show that he Greenville. Carolina, under have dreamed of paying taTty mU, , set of March to placate the public. Now near- he g every corporation has a publicity have ,. agent to spread all that is favorable. Q under and to offer u plausible explanation of FRIDAY. JUNE . ll-- Press Comment of that us In passed through the door. Now that condemnation of Alton H. Parker for the position of chairman of the Democratic Convention, by the Hon. William Jennings Bryan, was ,,, .,,, BI OH Mil. M which might cause OH- ,,, take the oath of office TARIFF favorable comment, it elected. Behind any right adjustment of rates there must intelligent public opinion. That can no more be created by the publication of pages of that are WHO IN Cuba is now on the threshold of a in Tart I. How shall we approach a prison to see It fairly and to study II INti u Imagine visitors costs the American Farmer, and from a world outside of this. A party of six or seven go through rather little upon the part of the the prison with you. and it would have been more becoming In some cross roads There is woman of middle age. be a great day for stout and in a bright purple Democracy when William Jennings dress. There are two children, a can get the Idea out of his Head that he owns the Democratic party and n man. a tall, thin man. and , ,, tor others whom you do not notice. Mt. Telegram. they look at a nervous woman sitting in the reception room The Democratic convention is going talking to a convict. They take no r just to the int.-st in her, no interest in the con- Bryan is not the boss. To you the prison guide The Democratic party does not conies here to see him as often ate bosses long and the country Is us the rules allow. She's his wife, suspicious of Bryan. It does not , matter if Bryan is right, the country She's been coming for seven years. I jg be tell you. women get the hard end of it the of the party, and this though the party may go his way. Women do indeed get the hard end of do not Intend to go with him or under it. There are twelve hundred men leadership. That Is a very good , , , , ,., idea. It will Rive the party some in that every one of them support that it would get other- has caused some woman to suffer. are n And every one of them has broken the go far as we can heart of one other moth- Times. for the revision of the tariff, a demand was defeated at the last elections b on the part of governmental There are millions Through a narrow door you turn slugged over ropes. Down, but with your fellow-visitors. not yet out, Roosevelt is whipped and At every step you marvel at the cur- refuses to admit defeat. To prevent humanity a knock-out blow he will foul his an- and lie ruled out of the ring for refusing to follow the recognized upon rules of sport. The colonel Is piles of loaves of and pod and know it. His hat has brown. The guide bake been kicked out of the ring and the the that to no more than ,. , a comparatively limited number . of Cuba secured, on . , . , ,, that I bu the b. U. . as i Genera was . winch the and the . of M our method, making give . cannot be n i, charged. The farmer has given 111- Hie little cause Its existence, it exist of the public has been clear- duties of and the precise fl resigned from his anxious seems to be I tax- h a favorable telling blow. Ho is glad every time the Payer. 1-1 rings and staggers when he re- Hut not one looks at or thinks of turns to his corner. The battle will the convict who turns quickly away to long one, and the Oyster Day To you the champion is reeling the weariness of the fray. He sees defeat staring him patch of soil fenced in for lie, and too frequently no attention to them. They cannot walk, it thin, white face. To y market conditions or demands. He down, lie down stand up as they guide is a forger. You can f on see ho is sensitive about being here. b. Some of them never seem to get used According to the estimate of his ha not given attention to of tariff rate. the pries , ,, ,,. work .,, . f ,, , clothing, light, heat, and ail . with the , , ,. . , i.,. an attractive or convenient tor lite and reason- sugar mill. This . comfort, II will is on the north as long as the public or Important of part of It, can be led to believe sill,. i,,,,,,,,,,,, ,. The manufacturer and the m rm or established for the protection of all. They have misused their freedom, and to friends he came to the ringside In and really did .,. ,, j the pink of condition The stout woman in purple is do- ,,,,,, show some Ills old form and greet- in their freedom Is taken lighted with the enormous copper vats .,,,,.,,,.,, the wants and fancies of the away from them , consumer or buyers. wise merchant buys an article because be his big prison. customer ought to want It. He seeks stone, iron bars, striped suit. enforced enforced work, an- these them, gorge themselves with year it returned to the i is,. expense of their victims, Interested In the H a widespread ,. company, n dividend to to buy what they want and give it to e , . , rest, on political M pet cent them the way they warn it. If they regularity of life a on Cb., bow., y . red apple, b be git them red S i . facts. country and General Is the apples, or If the Southern farmer, do- i the will a bone of candidate of the minority party which sue one-horse plows, the manufacture i . contention, a cause polled at the election. gives them one-horse plows. i,. In trade and of the votes The Many farmer have on put- until, through the J ,,., hope it can entertain of being molasses in jugs, apples in crates responsible and politically in- victorious in the coming election, is and butter in and numerous board or commission. He ,; division now existing among articles ill forms which the buy- i is of the various affected U opponent win continue. Under have that they did not want tor making the coffee. She nM hat live in small cells in a very With the iron pots for champion has failed lo boiling soup. come back. If he ever battles again , you win b. more la ls no these III longer the heavyweight champion of the world. Ha must Join the ranks of There is a great chapel -but no ,, Me is beaten to n is compelled to intend. Journal. There is a huge wash with showers for the hardy, with ,,,,,, r every prison and In every tubs for the old and crippled In a hath tub in Baltimore and oner there are for each Of U. and every man is compelled to take injured himself. The North Carolina You win not If you his hath. editor, who uses creek at borne for bathing, never bag any accidents. Richmond Journal. walk through great Auburn How .,, how much that hopeful for humanity, is told in those why they runic there, think how have been saved, think what will j Religious services are soul or of , , , i mini i o.- .,,, . I it is not at ail We have also too been ,. e studied and Intelligently reported to probable General could Bed with the marketing . low grade , people. Until there I. or cheap product w ., clearer public know,,,.,. a the four eastern taken as their toll by the handle. am. the prison rules prov . , i . .-. . iii . mi a Hull I , This is My Birthday i the and the effect, the Island. Is always greater on a cheap product shallows the mutilated minds souls within. His Highness Sir of one of the i ,. liberal and progressive of were is in every . , , potentate India, was born June schedule and of individual rates, the T. are. that than on a high priced one. It costs I will lo he the jumble of thee condition will not continue, for more to transport and sell a economic and k, the Liberal, win tin- pound of good butter put up of ,,,, lowers m, . founder of the compromises that it has .,, ally conCerted action. The able packages it does a pound My , the ,.,, ,, , danger is too evident for them to do ,., butter fed up in a rag or l . , ,;,,. Clef's otherwise A. the present time packed in ajar. We must give more i mU .,, ,,. . natural born son of are three Liberal candidate, in the heed to what the buyers they d the presidency. Dr. Alfredo want and to the marketing of our pro WHAT Before the door of the prison there and In every insane asylum one bun- . ,,,., tie Light one the ,,,,.,,,.,., the republic is the tractive form. W must put higher crime, icing th. fading Ernesto product on the market. i . iii more to reform who took u part more and more to please . than doubling force of ,., ,.,. revolution of 1906, which over- think less of our own en. A light hung in iron, of ,,, palms and I better protection than a Havana province II I hire to for another, i i. for all are Governor do what he want me to do the man- into watchmen. Bo It j; , , M upright man he warns it done. Just so long is the obscurity with which the trans- ,,,.,,,.,, these are honorable. Tin --rower of of our great corporations are in and farm products is simply working covered that allows those acts manner. General BUS- the consumer and be should produce which the justly complains. the chair of what the consumer wants and mar- Aroused and informed public opinion in the Havana University n,,. ,,, he wains n is a lone which is almost and is a high repute He As a witness the Senate Com- distinguished himself in the war of aptly one except a ,. ., of th causes There In old-time , f bring are written out In just prison-, and all were forced to accept bright colors- when first and such views as the major- tor and guardian and also attended the College at an eminent lawyer and th . the most convenient and at- under an many prisoner must have or the ruler chose to profess. SIDEWALK SKETCHES L. Since he has ad- the affairs of the slate. Several years ago the Imperial government decorated the for his loyalty and ability he lid displayed In the government of his dominion. fool disregard, public it The claim that their i th to revoke the charter, alone has the ; monopolies b id granted, the party, hi having been brought on the War. ii forced by the national convention i into war with Spain, Liberals held in on April will he rather unusual if the convention, or the two great political parties are ill session at the same time. Hut that Menu to be the indication at this writing. I pull with the general visited Sentiment Is a change of for every W i volatile working day in the week. Sentiment , .,.,,,.,, .,,, , . ,., with a total of against Walsh cure which Hoods is not always convertible into ready world and on that account It is In the two the big Moose pitch- sunshine and viewed will, suspicion by ed. who cant anything lo ad- room blush- mire in the month of May except the brides. an outlook for com. If you have no. Where would the of any sympathy lurking about your per- for the Upper Cap. ,.,;, worth plant a cultivate it mt project have been not bean pound of grouch, with something besides the music of for Senator asks the i. People th. register. You are headed Index. It would probably born toward place or your friends have been where that large ; the recent last AI that Dr. Says and The Wilmington Dispatch wants to textile strike m v r England. Rafael Orients, know if the tussle is going to take without being able to see of life than rent, light and heat. tan time. to you are. where there is a vast com- tor a decent for Win- speak of and go who would get a lot more out was until las. Charlotte Chronicle. WINTERVILLE DEPARTMENT IN CHARGE OF G. H COX Authorized Agent of The Carolina Home and Farm and The Eastern Reflector for Winterville and vicinity on Application June Mr. Burgess filled his regular appointment here at the Methodist church Sunday. Mr. G. . Cox is away on a vacation this week. A. W. Ange and family came In Thursday after spending several days with relatives at Postmaster M. G. Bryan spent days last week with his son, M. B. Bryan in Norfolk. Miss Jeanette Cox came home last Thursday after a visit to friends in Mount, and Conetoe. Miss Cox is a charming young lady and her many friends are glad to have her home again. Miss Clara is visiting relatives near Black Jack. Several of our townsmen are attend- the Democratic convention at this week. Mr. and L. L. of den were visiting friends in town last Thursday. Miss Laura Cox went to LaGrange Saturday and will talk in the Baptist church Sunday on missions in Mexico. The carpenters are progressing nice- in their of and enlarging the girls dormitory. Roy Causey spent Sunday with his Round- cousin, Ira J. near church. The Winterville Baptist church has purchased organ from the Green- Baptist church. is organ and we can assure those who attend the services next week some excel- lent music. Rev. J. R. Carroll and Dr. F. F. Cox went to yesterday. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wingate died Monday evening at o'clock. We extend to them our sympathy and point to Him who alone can comfort in the hour of trouble. Miss Annie returned home from a visit to Sunday evening. She by- Miss Addle who will spend several days with her. Misses Helen and Elizabeth Adams are at home again after an extended visit with friends in A carload of lime just and get yours. A. W. Ange Co. For tobacco trucks and flues write or phone the A. G. Cox Company. You arc cordially Invited to up to Harrington and Bar- and Co's car and have It loaded with land plaster. LEGAL NOTICE. M silk By virtue of a power of sale con- ill a certain mortgage deed ex- and delivered by Nelson Hop- kins lo A. dated January Mil and duly recorded in the register's office in Pitt county In book page The undersigned will on Tuesday, the day of July. at o'clock noon, expose to public sale before the court house door in Greenville, to the highest bidder for cash the follow- described tract or of land to Situate in the town of Greenville, North Carolina and on the west side of the A. C. L. railroad, adjoining the lot of Mrs. J. L Sugg on tho north, the lot of Henry Sheppard on the west, the lot of Jane Forbes on tho east and Bower's lane on tho south, containing 1-4 of an acre more or and being the lot whereon the said Nelson Hopkins now resides. This the 9th day of June, 1912. GEO. A. Mortgagee. F. C. HARDING. Attorney. ltd All persons indebted to estate will please it, , This June lilt J. K. COBB, ltd tor N C What The Bartender Sees goes out with his arms close to his A young man with a cold face, much his gait shuffling and his nervous energy and a tired-of-the- hanging. world expression leans over the pol- It has taken him less than three silver-mounted drinking bar. minutes to buy. swallow and pay for You look at him and order your a liberal dose of poison, drink. , Says the You know what you think of him, fellow had a good business and you think you know what he once, look it, does he Jim thinks of you. over here used to work for him. But Did you ever stop lo think of all the he couldn't let it Strange being besides yourself. The -If mentioned is whiskey. that pass before him Outside In the cold that man. who He there as a sentinel bu- let it alone, is suffering his detective, waiter, general way against man, entertainer and host for the home- less. In come a young man, rather early in the day. He is a little to late the night before. He takes a cocktail. He tells the bartender that he does not believe ill cocktails. He never takes them, in fad. bitters In a cocktail will cat a hole through a in Honor of bad effect House on your stomach, and so on. On Wednesday evening from nine Out goes the young man with the I to twelve Miss Maude Lee In a charm- cocktail inside of him. lug and unique manner entertained the bitter wind. And even In Ills poor, sodden brain reform and wisdom are thriving to be heard. His soul and his body are sunk far below par. His vitality is gone, never to return. The whiskey with its shiver that Is a shock to the heart; lifts him up for a second. By virtue of the power of sale con- in a certain mortgage deed ex- and delivered by George Tyson and wife Helen Tyson on the 7th day of July, 1909 and duly recorded in the register of deeds office of Pitt N. C, In Book D-9 the undersigned will expose to public sale before the court house door in Greenville, N. C. to tie bid on Monday July 1912 m, a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the county of Pitt In the town of Greenville and described follows Lying on the south side of the town of Greenville and east side of the A. C. L. R. R. and known as lot No. In the survey mad by B, F. Patrick and being part of the Mill land, the same having been conveyed to George Ty- son by deed from B. F. Patrick L. C. Arthur end wife of date of De- 1901 and recorded in the register's office of Pitt county In book S-7, page to which deed reference is made, to satisfy said mortgage deed. Terms of sale cash. This the IS day of June. The Greenville Manufacturing Co. Mortgagee. Julius Brown, Attorney. I lid NOTICE Of Carolina, Pitt county, in the superior court. Slate of North Carolina vs Manson By virtue of directed to the undersigned In the supreme court of the stale of North Carolina, In the above entitled action, I will, on Monday . day of July, 1912, at o'clock, noon, at the court door of said county in Greenville, sell to the highest bidder for cash, to sat- said execution, all the right, title and Interest which the said Manson tho defendant, has in the following described real estate, 1st lot. in the town of Greenville, In what Is known as West Greenville. Lincoln Place, fronting Avenue on the west feet from the Greenville and Tarboro road thence running west to Henry Sheppard's line, parallel with the Greenville and Tarboro road, running southward with Sheppard's line feet then eastward, with the first line to ave- then to the beginning, said prop- being described in book G-8, page Pill county registry. 2nd lot. Beginning at the north- west corner Peter line, thence running west feet, then run- south to the Baptist church line; east with the Baptist church line feet, north to the be- ginning, being balance of the Clark lot except that conveyed to Peter Latham, further description of which can be found in book Q-6 page 3rd lot. in Lincoln place west side of avenue in the town of Greenville, beginning at the southeast corner of Frank Hop- kins lot on Roosevelt avenue and run- west feet, S. feet, thence E. feet to Roosevelt ave- with Roosevelt avenue to tho beginning, description of which can be found by referring to book B-9, page Pitt county registry. This the 14th day of June, 1912. S. L DUDLEY. Sheriff, fl ltd w g ., MOSELEY BROTHERS insurance Agents GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA. REDUCED PRICES A cordial invitation to inspect our stock is extended to all who desire neat, stylish and comfortable shoes at low prices. COME TO SEE US And bartender that that young man, with his line reasonings and his belief in himself, ls tho con- firmed drunkard of year after next. He in honor of her house guests, Misses Fitzgerald. Wilson and Creel of Dunn. The guests were welcomed by Mrs. S. T. White and Miss Mary Higgs, has seen the beginning or many Introduced them to the receiving cocktail philosophers, and the ending lino which consisted of Miss Lee, Mr. of the same. Tom Miss Fitzgerald, Mr. The way nut to be a drunkard is Tom Dupree. Miss Creel, Mr. Avon never to taste spirits. The bartender and Miss Wilson, that. But his customers do not, from the receiving line they were know It, At another hour of the day there In the older man. This one is the fresh-faced, young He ha small gray side-whiskers. He shows several he does not commutation ticket. He change his mind suddenly from whiskey to lemonade. The bartender prepares the lemon slowly, and the changes his mind back to key. Then he tries to look more dignified than the two men with him. Ir. the midst of the effort he begins to sing Bowed Down with Weight of and he tells the bar- tender is from Bohemian He sings many other selections, forgetting bis dignity, and remembering that he is the head of a respectable paid for. The wise man on the outside of the bar suggests that the oldish man will get Into trouble, nut the bartender be will go home all right. But he won't sing all the way there. About he gets home hell realize what money he ha spent, and you would not like to be bis The bartender that the oldish fifty-two- has escaped be- ii drunkard by mere accident, and that he has not quite escaped yet. A little hard luck, too mud. and he'll lose his balance, forget that Is lemonade, and take to key permanently. At the far end of the bar there is the man who conies in slowly and hi band over his face The bartender asks no but pushes out a bottle of every- day whiskey and a small glass of. The whiskey goes down. A shiver follows the whiskey and n very little water follows the shiver. The man ushered to the punch bowl which was gracefully presided over by Miss Laura Carter of Wilson with Mr. Bur- Warren and Miss King with Mr. Wilson. Master James and Miss Edith Lee distributed dainty place cards which the player repaired to their respective places. An exciting game of hearts dice was soon In progress- ion. Tho color scheme throughout the home was red and green. Pot plants and spring flowers were used In pro- fusion. Hanging vines infested with nasturtiums added beauty to the decorations. After several progressions a deli- repast was served. Near the midnight hour tho guests, which were more than hundred In number, expressing their appreciation tor the pleasure of the occasion, soon bade the hostess adieu. The out-of-town guests Misses Flossie Fitzgerald, Carrie Wilson and Dora Creel of Dunn, Miss Laura Car- of Wilson. Mis Bottle of Raleigh. Miss Helen Mayo, of Indian- lad. Misses of Scot- land Neck. Camp of Raleigh and of Charlotte. TO Sarah E. Cox. having as administrator of the George W. Cox. deceased, before D. C. Moore. clerk of the superior court of Pitt county, is hereby given that all persons Indebted to said estate are hereby required to make ate settlement with the undersigned administrator all person holding claims against said estate are hereby required to file their claims with said administrator duly verified within twelve months from the date hereof, this notice will be plead In bar of recovery. This the 18th day June. 1912. SARAH B. COX, Administrator of the estate of George W. Cox, deceased. F. C. HARDING, Attorney. ltd NOTICE. Having qualified as administrator of William Williams, of Pitt county. North Carolina, this ls to notify all persons having claims against the estate of laid deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned, or his attorneys, F. G. James and Son, Greenville. X. C, Within twelve or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery Report of tho of THE HANK OF at Winterville, in the of N. C. at the close of business June 1912. Resources Loans and discount 81,651.29 Banking houses, furniture fixture. 1,782.00 Due from banks and bunkers Silver coin. Including nil minor coin currency National hank note and S. notes Total Liabilities Capital stock paid in 3.00000 Surplus fund Undivided profit, less current expenses and taxes paid 138.23 Time certificate of deposit Deposits subject to check Cashier's checks outstanding 14.28 29,326.37 State of North Carolina, County of Pitt, I. C. T. Cox. Cashier of the above named bunk, de solemnly swear that the above Is true lo best of my knowledge mid C. T. COX. Cashier. J, F. T. COX. J. E. Directors. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this the 80th day of June. 1918. JESSE I. ROLLINS. Notary Public. My commission expires Jan. 1914. J. R. J. G. Greenville, N. C. 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