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THE Ml WE OFFER YOU Summer Footwear AT 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 t Continued from page mat ha treated rather shabbily. He didn't quite her reserve. No matter how late he wandered through the bazaars, either her- or over yonder in India, nothing ever be- more exciting than an argument with image-driver, lie never CM- small-arms, for he would not known how to use them. The only deadly things in bis hands wore and No, nothing ever happened to him; yet he never met a man In a ship's smoke- room who hadn't run the gamut of thrilling experiences. As George a liar himself, be believed nil he saw and most of what he heard. t Well, here be was. a pocket full of money, a heart full of life, and as hopeless an outlook, so far as romance and adventure were , concerned, as an old maid In a New England village. Why couldn't things befall him as they did the chap In this book He was he could be-, have as well. If not better; for this I fellow was too too brave, too strong, not to be something of an ass once In a while. you old fool, what's the he thought. the use of a desire that never goes In a straight line, but always round and round In a He thrust aside hi grievance and surrendered to the never-ending won- of tho Egyptian sunset; the Nile; riding upon perfect J. R. J. G. Greenville, N. C. GREENVILLE TOBACCO MARKET OPENS AUGUST And on that date we will be open and ready with our large NEW BRICK WAREHOUSE, built on the lot from which Ware- house was burned. It is the best arranged, best lighted and largest Brick Warehouse in this section. The members of our f i rm are not strangers to you; both are known as judges of the weed, and as both will run the sales, you can rest as- sured that you will get full value for your to- With the best and largest Warehouse, with plenty of cash to back m, and our knowledge of tobacco, we know we can please you. Bring us your first load, and if prices will hold you we will sell the balance of your crop. Gorman will still hold the leaf business he has always had, and with his large steam plant hopes to be able to care for all his friends tobacco. Drive to NEW BRICK WARE- HOUSE and be convinced that we are your friends. Watch the Grow This Girl Was Elegant, In Ores, In Movement. tho date-palms, black and mo- against the translucent blue of tho sky; the amethystine prisms of tho Pyramids, and the deepening gold of the desert's brim. Ho loved the Orient, always so new, always so strange, yet. ever so old and familiar. A carriage stopped in front, and hit gaze shifted. There Is cease- less in speculating about new-comers In a hotel, what they are, what they do. where they come from, and where they are going. A fine elderly man of got out. In the square lot of his shoulders, the flow- white mustache and imperial. there was a suggestion of militarism. Me was Immediately followed by a young woman of twenty, certainly not over a George sighed wist- fully. He envied those polo-players and gentleman-rider and bridge-ex- ports who were at the hotel. It wouldn't he hour after dinner before some one of them found out who she was and spoke lo her In that easy which he concluded must be a gift rather than an accomplishment. You mustn't suppose for a minute that George wasn't well-born and well-bred, simply because his name was Jones. Many a Maurice or Hugh might have been But, no matter. He knew instinctively, then, what elegance was when he saw It, and this girl was elegant, In dress, In movement. He rather liked the pallor of her skin, which hinted that he wasn't one of those athletic girls who bounced in and out of the din- talking loudly and smoking cigarettes and playing bridge for six- penny points. She was tall. He was sure that her eyes were on tho level with his own. Tho veil that . drooped from the rim of her simple Leghorn hat lo the tip of her ob- her eyes, so he could not know I that they were largo and brown and indefinably sad. They spoke not of i a of travel, but of a of the world, more precisely, of people who Inhabited It, She and her companion passed on Into tho hotel, and If George's eyes veered again toward the desert which the stealthy purple of night were creeping, the Impulse was me- he saw nothing. In truth, he was desperately lonesome, and he knew, moreover, ho had no to or. tie was young; at a pinch tell a Joke as well as the next man; and If he had never had what he called an adventure, he had seen many strange and wonderful things and could describe them with that mental afterglow which still over the sunset of our ex- In poetry. Put there was always that hydra-beaded monster, for ever getting about his feet, numbing his voice, paralyzing his hands, and never be lopped off a head that an- other did not instantly grow In Its place. Even sword of i not have saved him, sine one has to get away from an object in to rut it down. Hod to over mm m, wees ed for the propitious moment you and I know never to throw off this species from It Is all very well, when you are old and dried up. to turn to ivories and metals and precious stones; but when a fellow's young You can't shake hands with an Ivory replica of the Ta; nor exchange pleasantries with a Mandarin's ring, nor yet confide Joys and Ills into a casket of rare Indeed, they do but loneliness. If only he had i dog; but one can not carry a dog half way round the world back, at least not with comfort. What with all these new-fangled quarantine laws, duties, and fussy officer who wouldn't let you keep the animal In your stateroom, traveling with a four- footed friend was almost an To be sure, women with poodles. . . . And then, there was the bitter of acid In the knowledge that no one ever came up to him and slapped him on the shoulder with a old sport; what's the good for the simple fact that his shoulder was always bristling with spikes, born of the fear that some one was making fun of him. Perchance his mother's spirit, over him this evening, might have been Inclined to tears. they do say that the ghosts of the dear ones are thus employed when we are near to committing some folly, or to exploring some forgotten chamber of Pandora's box. or worse when that lady Intends emptying the whole contents down upon our unfortunate heads. If so be. they were futile tears; Algernon had Its deadly purpose. Well, then, for the fit of the children. She was a lady who was an Intimate friend of the mythological gods. They liked her so well that they one day nave her a box, casket, chest, or what- ever It was, to guard. By some mar- method, known only of gods, they had got together all the trials and tribulations of some of the and locked them up In this casket. It was the Golden Age, us you may surmise. You recall Eve and the apple Well, Pandora was a forecast of Eve; she couldn't keep her eyes off the latch, and length her curiosity And everything has been at and at since that time. Pandora is eternally recurring, now here, now there; Is a sometimes, and again she Is a brunette; and you may It from George and mo that there is always something left in the casket. George dosed the book and consult- ed his sailing-list. In a short time he would leave for Port Said, thence to Naples, Christmas there, and homo in January. had boon ripping. This Space is Reserved for The Greenville Banking and Trust Company The Bank of Greenville THE OLDEST BANK IN PITT COUNTY With Us of OVER One Quarter of a Million Dollars STANDS READY TO SERVE ITS OLD AND INVITES NEW ONES. jG R. L. S Jamil L. of paper in -ah, m reserved a room for you. sir. Tho French rather confused This was not offered in Irony, or or satire; mining in a Swiss brain for the saving grace of humor Is about as remunerative, as the ex- traction of gold from sen-water. Nev- i the Swiss has the talent of I swiftly subtracting from a confusion Ideal OM point of again, to renew comradeship with his treasures. And. by Jove there was one man who slapped him on tho shoulder, and he was no less a person than the genial president of the firm, bis father's partner, at present his If the old chap bad a now. . . . And here one comes at last to tho bottom of the sack. He had only one definite longing, a healthy human longing, the only long- worth In all this deep, wide, round old top; to love a woman and by her be loved. At exactly half after six the gentle- man with the reversible cult arrived; and George missed his boat. there was a quality to the stranger's tone that decided him favorably. Ii was the voice of a man in the habit of being Obeyed and in these, days it was the power of money alone that obtain, d obedience to any man. this, the same nebulous that had subdued the Arabs out- side acted likewise Here was a brother. will see, The manager sum- a porter. porter up the somewhat Is a letter for you. Mr. Hy- Have you any more Mr. smiled. I pay for my room in no. Ten years ago the manager would have blushed at been so misunderstood. room Is you have a boy show me way shall myself attend to that. II the room Is not what you wish it may be exchanged. mom Is the one I telegraphed for. I am superstitious to a degree On three boats I have had line state rooms numbered Twice of my room tin sane. On the last voyage there were passengers, and the captain made voyages on the if roulette could be played such a CHAPTER II. An Affable Rogue. Tho carriage containing the gentle- man with the reversible cuffs drew up at the side entrance. Instantly Arab guides surged and eddied round him; but their clamor broke against a Composure as effective as granite. roar was almost directly succeeded by a low gurgle, as of little waves Tho proposed victim had not spoken a word; to the Arabs it was kit-hag. which had In all Mr. sighed, hitched up hit received some rough usage bundle, which, being heavy, was begin. is time, and reached toward the roll. Mr. interposed. will to that, my is your de- Mr. of the manager. porter's bureau, sir. I will see if you have any Tho manager passed into his own bureau. It was rather difficult to tell whether this man was an American or an Eng- His accent was but his manner was At not necessary; in some manner, subtle ,, tone carriage must by good English or for once his Judgment was brother. Ho carried a long, cal bundle wrapped In heavy paper variously secured by windings of thick ; twine. His regard for this bundle was of tender solicitude., for he It under arm, at fault. The porter dashed upstairs. Mr. his bundle still snug under his arm, sauntered over to the bead- . porter's bureau and ran his glance up it was, and waved aside the age-; down , of porter, who was. however, permitted, ho to carry in the kit-bag. and again he smiled, having The manager appeared. When conies I a he not upon the scene Ills sleeping sense of amusement. Ma- calculating eye was not wholly as- Callahan. room Fortune Che sured. The stranger's homespun was I George P. A. Jones, travel-worn and time-worn, and of a I the Major smells of County cut popular to the season gone and the finest In all year before. No fat letter of , Fortune that Is a here, the not unreasonable pleasing name; tinkling brooks, the reached by the manager. St III, with that caution acquired by years of experience, which had culminated in what is known as Swiss diplomacy, he brought Into being the salutatory smile and Inquired if the gentleman had written for res- otherwise it would not be possible to him. crisply. name, if you spelled R-y-a double-n a Have you ever been In County The manager added a question with the uplift of his eye- brows. was the enlightening an- green grasses In the mead- ft In the water, the Beat- shadows under the oaks; a pas a name. To claim For- tune for mine a happy As he uttered these poesy aloud, In I voice low and not for all that it was banter- the head-porter stared at him with mingling doubt and alarm; and as If to pronounce these emotions mutely for tho benefit of the other, he per- his eyes to open their widest. tut; that's porter. I am cursed with the habit of speaking my Inmost thoughts. Some persons . are afflicted with Insomnia; some fall you It as they do; ,,,, I think orally. habit, The manager scanned the little slip Tb, was Dot with a species of The i of a Husband ii too Important a matter for u an be handicapped bad blood or foul breath. Avoid these by taking Dr. King's Now Life Pills. New strength, fine com- breath, cheerful spirits things that win their use. Easy, safe, sure. at all druggists mild lunacy, but with that kind of light-hearted cynicism upon which the world Ins porters know had set its approving seal. In brief, be smiled faintly; and If he bad any pleasantry to pass In turn, the approach of the manager, now clothed metaphorically in relegated It to the limbo of things thought but left unsaid. to wear his arm. and tied manager to lend the way. As they vanished round the cornet to the lift, head-port, r studied th t. Ho hail looked over It a it . that day, but was the of his being really t r. d in It. As his was fresh- shave n he had no stubble to stroke to excite bis mental processes; he fell k, as we say, upon tho con- Ran His Glance Up and Down Columns of Visiting Cards. noting of abundant mus- CuriOUS but all person r- occupying or about to occupy rooms. There was truly nothing about it, save that the Stranger had picked out these very s as a target for his banter. For tune It was rather an usual name; but as she had arrived only an hour or so before, he could not distinctly recall her features. Ant then, was that word mentally turned It over and over as physically ho was wont to do with postcards left In his care to mail. He could make nothing of the word, except that It smacked of tho East Indian plague. Here he was saved from further cerebral agony by a timely A man. who was not of persuasion either In dress or speech. Urban from the tips of Ills bleached hi the bulb of his bibulous nose, leaned across the counter and If Mr. Horace bud yet Yes. he had Just arrived; he IS THE BE A RT OF EASTERN CAROLINA. IT HAS A POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED ONE, AND ROUNDED By THE BEST i COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALT. KINDS ARE TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE YE EVERYTHING TO OFFER IN THE WAT OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE JOB AND NEWSPAPER PLANT. Agriculture Is the Useful, tar Veil Healthful Molt Employment of Washington. WE HAVE A OF TWELVE HUN- AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN PART OF NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE THOSE WHO TO GET BET- ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN A BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE A FEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL THEM WHAT YOU HA TO BRING TO ATTENTION. OUR ADVERTISING RATES ARE LOW AND CAN BE HAD UPON C FRIDAY , SO. Postal Bill Fails to Highways Report On is Explosion of Night-watchman's tern Starts it New Mm nine ii I to House. ion for Changed Post System WASHINGTON, July post- appropriation bill of the good roads provision and a revised parcel post system with charges based en zones of distance was reported the Senate today by the committee. The total appropriations proposed by the bill are above those of the House measure which Carried approx- One of tho principal increases is in the pay of railroads for transporting mails, the Senate committee adding more than Ill striking out the Shackelford good roads feature of the House bill, which provided for Federal Improvement of highways, tho Senate committee by a special commission of three members and three Senators and pro- for no highway Improvements until this commission has reported The rt amendment ill the House bill for the regular publication the names of stockholders of news- papers and periodicals is changed to provide for publication once a year when lists of When lilts of stockholders are re- to bellied with the local post- masters. The parcels post section is radically different from that incorporated In the House bill, which provides a flat rate of postage for all distances. The Senate provision is that of the Bourne bill slightly Senator Bourne that third and fourth class mail matter he combined for the parcels post service; but the bill makes the parcels post apply only to fourth class matter. The Senate committee struck out of the House bill the provision giving to postal the right to combine in labor unions and the right to Congress for redress of their grievances. It also provided for the abolish- of the present system of carry second class mail by freight under what is known as the blue fag sys- Under the Senate bill all second class would be put back into regular mall cars after August A special is also pro posed lo investigate the subject of pneumatic tube service and determine whether the government shall chase that now in use in various cities. A ten thousand dollar appropriation Is authorized for Improved mechanical devices In the Chicago which Is now overcrowded. Steel cars for railway mail service which were required by the House bill. Is to be In universal use by lean railroads by are also re- quired by the Senate bill. The House bill required the railroads lo replace per cent of wooden mail cars every year; while the Senate bill would give the roads one year of trace and then require them to re- place per cent of their cars each year for four years. Flames Try lo Admittance to Oilier Buildings Near by, Aiming Has the Church and Cottage TROY. July the largest; and most destructive that has ever in this town, originated last night about midnight in the plant of the Lumber Company, com- destroying the plant and a large portion of the lumber yard. Thousands of feet of rough lumber were stacked on the yards and the sheds with finished lumber ready shipment. The loss cannot be stated accurate- but at a estimate it will be from to par- covered with insurance. fire origin in the roof of the boiler room, the explosion of a lantern used by the night watch- man the- cause. When the tan tern exploded Bro was among the timbers of the building, which were covered with dry sawdust and so fast did It spread that before the watchman could give the alarm the i was in a mass of flames. The lumber plant was Just outside the Incorporate limits but was near the main business section of the town, had it not been for the still of the night the damage that would have been done is Inestimable For a time little hope was had for saving the Presbyterian church which was located across the street from a corner of the Guilford plant. were also in danger and Hit for a slight wind which turned the course of the flames they would have been destroyed also. The Guilford Lumber company is a branch of the Greens firm of the same name. Its plant here was one of the largest lumber plans in this section and was one of the largest manufacturing in Troy. it was located here more years ago and has been the means of giving employ- hundreds of people, bring- thousands of dollars to the town. Should the company decide not to rebuild It will be a great to the town section. TO GET ii Two Police Inspectors Mentioned in Case GANG LEADER LODGED IN JAIL Labor leaders Sentenced WASHINGTON, Hit- cell, vice presided the American Federation of Labor, today was sen- in the District of Columbia Supreme Court to nine mouths for contempt court, growing out of the Stove and Range Company cane. An appeal was taken ball furnished to abide by the of the upper court. First you know Mrs. husband Suffragette I don't seem to remember. What was his name be- fore she married him Philadelphia Record. f,, EVERYBODY'S DOING IT The atmosphere five points would be conclusive evidence that as can it, at auto- mobile mad. And the atmosphere Should not be sufficient a two or three minute stop at Five Point a would route any suspicion doubt. Around from every street they swing honk-honking along at a gait that means so much per hour in gasoline and lubricating oil. funny stunts have happened Greenville acquired the habit. Some ride slow, ride fast and others again faster. Any how they all ride. Perhaps the queerest thing happened in the Greenville auto world was the that an ordinary five passenger car dispute a of way to a X. S. freight. You should have seen the engine of the disputing benzine wagon heard Of Anderson's Look up above. A staff was on the Job when B. A. got a glimpse of it and shivered his way out of sight. You just gotta believe the camera, even if you don't believe H. A. CAN'T HID BODY OF MISSING HIS BICYCLE HIS BEEN HIED HAVE A VERY NO-TAX BEHIND THE BARS Man With Whom Was Seen ill Hut He- fuses to Make Statement. ELIZABETH CITY. N. July ten the young sun of n resident of X. C, left home with limn who seems to have undue influence young boys. Ah the hoy did not return the family became alarmed and searching parties have been sent out ill various The man with whom the was located In Berkley Ward. Nor folk hut absolutely refuses to give any Information In regard to the of the boy. A brother and several relative rived In this city and found the bicycle belonging lo the boy at repair shop Mr. stated that a man Who In great haste asked per mission to leave the wheel at his shop. Inn failed lo return fur As yet there Is positively no clue us lo the whereabout f the boy. salt LAKE CITY, Utah. July Pioneer lay, the sixty-fifth of the arrival of Young and his little hand of Mormon colonist in the Salt Lake valley, was celebrated today in all of the pal and towns throughout Utah A Soon the Firemen In all Doubtful are Put Tinier Arrest July bomb was thrown into the gala week attendant on Bremen's state and Interstate tournament I this afternoon when Sheriff M. II on warrants rested every dealer in the city on the charge retailing In- liquor and beer and more of the same In their session than allowed by the law. Bight saloons were raided. their owners taken before Magistrate P. Overby and placed under bonds ranging from to Hundreds of barrels of bur were and is being stored In a build in market square which was clear- ed for that purpose about a week ago. it is estimated BOO or barrels have been The warrants were signed K J Kennedy who is represented by Shaw and and Newton, Her- ring and as counsel. is my husband mum; he's in the library wake him up and tell him I to see him District Attorney in t Sue and Felice De- Fledges Support. Mere Heine Made NEW YORK. July men wanted for the killing of Gambler Herman are beginning full into the nets. Harry one o live no- gangsters who were in the murder car the night was shot, surrendered to the lice this morning and within ten days Deputy Police Commissioner Dough- expects to round up the whole gang gun carriers. With the men who actually did the shooting in the toils the main work of District Attorney Whitman and Deputy Police Commissioner Dough- will commence, that of trying to learn the identity of the conspirators who so greatly desired that be done away with before he could make further revelations of the between the police and gamblers Several of New Pork's prominent citizens have offered to pay for a Investigation into the question in whether police partnership with n led to the slaying of Commissioner Dougherty remarked Significantly to District Attorney Whit man that guess we agree as to who ll back of this Hut the pub- prosecutor does not feel that Com missioner Dougherty can swing the investigation into the killing alone, as he is of the belief that the police de- Will give no real aid. The surrender of may be followed by the voluntary appearance of the other gangster known to have been In the murder car the night of killing. Beside there were Harry best known under his gang name of the Prank. an Side Lefty Louie and Lewis. has nothing of the appear- a gangster of the meaner sort. His appearance at police headquarter the desk sergeant and In- had to convince the sergeant as to his identity before they locked him up. drew up at headquarters in a and loungers saw a dressed, little out from car swinging a cane from a gloved hand, mount the step of the building. tell me where the detective bureau asked. Then appeared before Lieutenant and gale himself Up and was locked up after that astonished officer could summon an Commission r prepared give third degree to learn further of those who hired the gunmen to kill That some of the gunmen gave some of the gunmen have fled tin City is believed by detectives who add that the gangsters are probably hiding In gang holes in Chicago. Commissioner Dougherty thinks that from some one of the gunmen he will be able to obtain a confession North Carolina Scribes it Morehead City HOTEL, City, July the North Caro- Press Association was scheduled o hold its opening session but a of the inaugural pro- gram was announced on account the military ball given at the hotel by the officers of the First of Carolina National Guard. Many Carolina editors are lure for the convention and the Atlantic to- night is crowded. Don C. Seitz. bus- manager of the New York World, is the guest of honor of the convention, arrived tonight on President Lamb's Norfolk Southern private car. The program tomorrow will include the usual addresses of welcome; by Major Hale of the Ob- address of President Far- and tile address by Mr. Belts. Durham Police Eloper DURHAM, July local lice have a plume message from the mother of year old Lillian saying that she was eloping with Char lie Capps, and to intercept the couple and hold the young girl until The officers did nut know the girl, but ailing upon description given, they soon located the couple at the union station, took the girl to police headquarter, where she was detained until arrival relatives. She was sent home pointed but not disheartened, tr says she will marry or break her neck. Doth residents of Wist Durham. The opposition to the wed- ding was on account of the youthful- of the girl. that will result in bringing lo book those higher up. The commissioner says that nearly a score of men play- ed pa-ts in the plot that ended In the killing of Rosenthal in front of the Hotel and from among them he expect to a squealer. The first intimation has gene forth the benefit of the Side gang- men that those who shot down Rosen- will be treated with if up can be reached as the n District Attorney Whitman, when told counsel for Shapiro was i t- chauffeur of the murder ear turn state's evidence ii he would be protected it is said. Here is my I will protect man in the case if I can get the evidence l want against policemen. Evidence I know exists I will let Shapiro and it I can get the police Hut I got In lie shown are bigger men than in this case and want them. What has the police department, except ; Dougherty done Nothing. They doing now Dough- is honest and on the level, but can lie swing this thing alone I Sam Paul, the Bast Side gambler, and Webber, were brought in the Supreme Court today on writs of habeas corpus sued out by their law- District Attorney Whitman ed his investigation the murder case as soon as be reach- ed his office today, Mrs, will be the principal witness.

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Scott, of West Virginia, today told the Senate com- I Investigating campaign funds and that no contribution were made to Colonel cam by corporations, by Henry the sugar king, or any representatives of the International I Harvester Company so far as be could j recall. Mr Scott testified that the largest I contribution of which ho had edge, made to the national committee in that campaign was his own. amount t or Geo. W. Perkins, he said, had given but not to the national committee. Both contributions were used In the Virginia state campaign. I In October, 1904. Mr. Scott said. Mr. Perkins asked me the situation In w. Virginia and told him we had a very hard on for governor and that it was doubtful whether we could elect Win. Mr. Perkins said, as a friend f President lie would be very sorry to see the Democratic and made Mr. Scott said none of the people had contributed to the campaign, How the Perkins lion asked Senator II. I understand Mr. Per- . contribution was a personal mat- of own, said Mr. use of the personal relation.- that . . between him and Pi is Mr. Perkins tin i of P. Morgan and i i Sen Jones. Mr. Scott did not know. Do Mr. P kins . re dent . the I u and t Sena or I don't know anything that matter, said the Mr. said be knew no one connected with the steel oil or trusts who had given anything to campaign H had bi en I set G. M. MOORING SON General Merchandise Buyers of cotton and duce. now the former I Mercantile Co. rand will be to have our on us. policy of Goo. B. I and Cornelius X. Bliss as the i ends of the committee, to make it known that no such contributions received he said. My own corporation never gave i dollar to the campaign, lie . Mr Scott then a glass manufacturer. During ft Will ft rile Speech Accepting om Speaker Clark Will Take Stump for SKA GIRT. X. J. July nor Wilson discarded his old gray coat today for a natty One serge, drew the shutters of his office pulled down the shades, locked the door and walked down the Step of the White porch With a bundle of papers under his arm. A moment later lie entered a waiting automobile and was off for seclusion and the writing of his speech of acceptance of the Democratic pres nomination, are. perhaps, a score of per- sons who know where he went, but how long he will he away is a prob- as yet unsolved by even the gov himself, That depends, he said. n how fast he can eel his brain go- and keep it going at the task which lies before him. The speech hi acceptance is to reflect his attitude on the leading question hour on the platform adopted at He wants plenty of leisure in concentrate his mind and to on the choosing of his words He may be gone two days or three, or possibly four. Sea Girl will see him again until his acceptance speech is finished. Before he left he conferred with Senators Reed and Stone of Missouri. and Representative Henry or Texas. in course Champ Clark will take the Stump for Wilson. Senator Reed said afterwards when asked his opinion on one of fellows who takes off his coal and stalls to work for the ticket as soon as the convention is over. Clark is a Missouri Democrat. Senator Stone said he had talked with Governor Wilson about plans for campaign. also discuss debatable slates, he added, lie was reasonably sure that Wilson Would have votes in the col- bed the list of debatable states. Representative Henry talked with the governor, lie said, pending in Congress. He also the political situation. This light, said Mr. Henry. Is among three past president, the pres.-lit president and the future president, I see it any other way. And as for Texas she'll give Wilson 300.1. majority. Drug Co. the Best in Our Prescription -i ICE CREAM to any. 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The stock market Improved general- as a result of the satisfactory news The one of the hading newspapers, publishes a report that entertainments are to be resumed to morrow. A note of warning, however. by one specialist, who is quoted as it is only tin first stage in the Emperor's malady advising against because- the second and third I Of tile disease must lie before full confidence in His Majesty's recovery can he restored. Morehead City North Carolina NOW OPEN Extensive Improvements, New Management, Finest Fishing in America. Every variety of sea and fresh water fish abound In great abundance. The Atlantic Hotel fronts the ocean beach, which runs east and west, affording the much sought southwest- water front, and Its guests enjoy an invigorating ocean throughout the summer. Here you have more unique and exclusive advantages than can he found on the Atlantic upon the beautiful and placid Sound or the Atlantic. Still water and SURF BATH- Incomparable Sound and Deep Sea FISHING. Many near- by points of traditional Interest. DANCING, I, C. Bankers, June IT. C. Bar, July -.-; i . Press, July ALLEN Manager, n. c. III. July committee of live progressive la appointed by to wait on Governor De- and ascertain whether in would support Taft or Roosevelt dent, wen- Informed by the morning that he considered Taft regular nominees of Hi.- can party for president that as SUCh felt obliged to support Ills candidacy. Watch The Reflector Grow If you would be popular you must be a good Is a to the optimist and a to tho pessimist. The Choice of a too important a matter for a , n to be handicapped bad blood or foul breath. Avoid these by taking Dr. King's New ; Life Pills. strength, flue com- pure breath, cheerful spirits -things that win their use. Easy, safe, sure. at all druggists. Allen Waxes Hot at Rebuke From Court MR. C. S. FORBES, WHO FORMERLY WAS AGENT FOR THE BICYCLE has seen fit on account of other business en- to turn over the agency of this ex- machine to the John Buggy Company. We art also agents for the celebrated Indian Motor Cycle. THIS MACHINE IS KNOWN TO BE THE BEST MACHINE ON THE MARKET. of BUGGIES The John Flanagan Buggy Co. A gents for best make N O b tires , we are prepared to do any repair work on biles. We have class workmen and guarantee our work. We also have full line of accessories, and will be glad to order any parts to automobiles. We carry a Presto-O-Light tanks for sale and ex- change. We are agents for the and cars. We expect to keep new cars on hand for sale all the time. People wanting work done or see us Va. July Th bloody and bullet- pierced garment worn by Prosecutor Foster and Sheriff Webb when the Allen clan shot up the court were exhibited to the Jury at today's session of the Claude Allen trial. After having been first Identified by it. Blankenship, the exhibits were banded to the Jurors each of whom spent some time count- exact number of bullet holes. They found In Foster's coat and ten bullet holes and seven in Webb's and trousers. The com- closed its case in chief after producing one other witness, C C Webb, who testified that he beard Floyd Allen com- plains over the manner In which he had been reprimanded by Judge Mas- gig on the evening before the tragedy. CARR ATKINS line Hardware and Paints. Goods, If it's in the Hardware line, we have it. Reflector Advertisements Pay Try Reflector Want Column Announcements For of Deeds l To the Voters of Pitt a can- I take this method of announcing Tar myself a candidate for the office for County Commissioner of Register of Deeds of Pitt county, sub- county subject to the action and to your consideration and Should nominate ha your candidate, I will appreciate it as have for what you have done for me la the past. Should you see fit to choose someone else, that will not lessen by appreciation for what you hare already done for me and my Professional Cards Winterville Items. old time soul the county LEV I PIERCE. love for the people of Pitt county. Very I T. R. MOORE. For Register of Deeds. desire to announce that I will be candidate for Register of Deeds be- fore the Democratic primary or con- which ever may be called for the county of Pitt I shall be grate- and appreciate the support of my friends and of tho county of Pitt J. I. HARRINGTON. It For Register of Deeds. I hereby announce myself a can- the office of Register of Deeds of Pitt county, subject to the action and approval of the Democrat- primary. I wish to thank my Mends for the support given four years ago and earnestly ask for same In the coining primary. BELL. J l in Winterville V C, July HI After spending a short while at home. Miss Esther Johnson, returned to tie Training School, at Greenville Miss Minnie Mae friends at roads this week. Rev. J. W. tilled his For Senate. regular appointment in St. Luke's I hereby announce myself a Episcopal church yesterday. which date for the State Senate, subject to will be his last visit, as stated e- the action of the Democratic primary lore pi. Misses Eva and Ethel Mitchell, of spent Sunday and Monday with miss Hi. W. Attorney at Law Office formerly occupied by J. L Fleming . Carol's V. For Stale Senator. Subject to approval by the Demo- voters I hereby announce my- self a candidate for the nomination State Senator for Pitt county. ALEX L. BLOW. of Pitt county. This the 29th day of May, 1912. brown. A. W. Ange Co. are the inns to furnish in dry goods and groceries. Miss Lucretia Hughes, of Washing- ton, who is at present a course In j The Training school was here day visiting friends and relatives Quite a number of our people at- at Greenville Saturday. Our bustling milliner Mrs. I- For County Commissioner To the voters of Pitt We want to name n man for County Commissioner from the North side of the county, a man of business and that is fully qualified to fill the place and if elected will look after the Interests tor of the county. Nominate and elect where she will purchase her fall stock. We hope that Mrs. Tucker may use the columns of the Reflector to tell her many customers about her stock of millinery, for there ii no better place. After spending some time with her M. Lawyer. and Dora Cox, and returned to office second floor in Wooten Training School on Third St., opposite court i Quite a number our Jolly young people made a trip to Training School Monday evening to heal Dr ind la e wall paid tor trip. A. C- Cox Manufacturing Co. can furnish you with Pence and Barbed Wire your pasture and Hunsucker Buggies built by the A. ;. Cox Co are tie r going. Now ins the time in place your order. Phone write, or c. to see them and tell them of you want A nice line Buggy Harness ways can all be found at the at the A. Cox Manufacturing Co's Pint. L. I. Moore W. H. . LB Win . JOHN F. at A. M. Allen's Stables. N. C. Day Phone Night Will attend calls Day or Night H B. C C. N- C. Greenville. N. r. Attorney at Law Practice In the in Wooten building on Street r. . Hurts la.-. F. M. Lawyer St., 2nd floor Wooten Bldg. N. C. W. C. D. M. Clark Engineer Attorney t Ml and WEEK END AND BATES to City and Beaufort, C Sunday excursion tickets now on sale and week end fares will become effective Saturday. June 1st For specific rates and complete In- formation apply to any agent of tn Norfolk Southern railroad. him and you will make no mistake That man is John G. Taylor. MANY VOTERS. H. W. M. D Practice limited to diseases of the Eye. Ear. Nose Throat. Washington. N. C. Greenville. N. C. For Register of Deeds. I hereby announce myself a date for Register of Deeds of Pitt subject to the approval and action of the Democratic party. R. L. LITTLE. For The Legislature I hereby announce myself a can for the House of subject to the action and of the Democratic primary Pitt county T. I. International Eugenics LONDON, July a Of nations, including the States, have sent delegates to the Office with Ir. L. James, International congress was formally opened to- The ville. every Monday. to pro Hit Ml AND till OFFICIALS which was formally s Mr. and Mrs. M. Bryan, day the London. Mrs. left Friday for her congress will continue its sessions for home at a week. House Square Harrington Barber and Ca. North headquarters for hits, shoes, Settee and. Clothing. Notice is hereby given that the ALBION Prof. y. C. visiting the heretofore existing be- Attorney at Law hi- J. EVERETT Attorney at Law Edwards Building on MM t Lurches, Lodges and Social For Deeds. hereby announce myself a date for Register of Deeds of Pitt county, subject to the approval and of the Democratic party. a J. C. For I hereby announce myself a can- for constable of Greenville township, subject to the action and approval of the Democratic party. L. W. CHERRY. Chapman, Mrs. Week Rev. M. A Adams I his regular tension of the stock law on last Sunday In the vote of the people in of the school Ira as the church is being Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Edmonson, of were visiting Mrs. Ed- parents, Mr. am Mrs. Marian Crawford on last Sunday. Mr. Fr Constable. I hereby announce myself a can for Constable of Greenville township, subject to the action and approval of the Democratic party. JESSE L. WHICHARD. I II For Constable. I wish to announce myself a for township coo subject to the Democratic WALTER L. PATRICK. For County Commissioner. I hereby announce myself as a can- from the north side of Tar river for County Commissioner of Pitt county, subject to the action and of the Democratic primary of Pitt county. MONTGOMERY T. SPIER. For Slate Senate Having been endorsed by the section this week in ring element the Democratic party. of the school announce a candidate for the Slate Senate, subject to the ac- of a voting primary of the Dem- party under the plan of or- Upon the questions con- the people I stand upon the platform of No by a effected. The repeal of the stock law leg- of the last legislature. The Improvement of the public without bond issues. Against bond Issue In Pitt Edmonson returned Monday county for next two years except in Miss Maggie of towns-and then only by vote of the ton. was visiting Mies Kate Chapman people effected. Wednesday. r, Improvement of the county home. For Beadle roofing call . A W. A legalized primary for North and Co. It is to give satisfaction. t initiative and Referendum. Mr. W. J. lost one of bis . the above principles miles last week. i. . I most earnestly solicit A tobacco burning down s. i r. be a daily There were WILLIAM F. EVANS. only a few burned In our , . Ai. week. Miss Clyde of Baltimore. For Constable visiting friends and relatives, here I hereby announce myself a can- this week, for constable of Beaver Dam township, subject to action and approval of the Democratic primary J. partnership L. II. doing a plumbing business under the Miss Isabelle of Ayden. is .,, of Hicks, been Miss Dorothy Johnson. by mutual consent Mr. and Mrs. Hugh will hereafter h ere visiting at the of Mr. and in name of T. Hicks Render and s T. Hicks In building. wherever his desired services North July 22nd. 1912. I. B. W. F. EVANS Attorney at Law opposite R. L. Smith Cot and next door to John mat Buggy Company's new building Carolina Hardwood Meet Mich. July Many representative lumbermen of TYSON sin. Michigan and neighboring states Insurance are the midsummer meet- Life. Fire, Sick and Accident lg of the Northern Hemlock and Office, on Fourth rear Hardwood Manufacturers Association Wilson's store which met here for a two days session. Insurance, advertising, for .- protection, freight rates, labor supply, market conditions and various other questions relating to the industry are scheduled tor dis- j Central Barber County. I. Dudley. Clerk Superior C. Moore. Register of M. Moore. H. Wilson. C. J. V. D. J. Holland. J. J. B. M. Lewis. W, E. Proctor. Latham Insect Bile Costs lee X Boston man lost Ills leg from the bite of an insect two years before To avert such calamities from stings j by a barber, and bites of Insects use waited on at their homes. Edmonds, and Proprietors Located in main business part of town. Four chairs in opera- I and each one presided over Ladies E. NICHOLS. The Annul conference of the Salve promptly to kill the pois dial Episcopal Church, commenced on and prevent swelling, here yesterday, after the business pain. Heals hams bolls, ulcer. T. Gibbs presiding dies, cuts, bruises. Only of the Washington circuit, all druggists. For the Legislature. I hereby announce myself a can- for the House of to the action and of the Democratic primary of Pitt county. T CARSON, May 10th. 1912. For The Legislature I hereby announce myself a date for the House of Representatives. subject to the action and approval he Democratic primary of pi swats t. B. WHICHARD, N. c. For the Legislature. I hereby announce myself a can- for the House of subject to the action and of the Democratic primary of Pitt county. D. M. CLARK. Hay 1912. For County Commissioner. I hereby announce myself as a can- for County Commissioner Pitt county, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. B ALLEN STOCKS. For County Commissioner. I hereby announce myself a date for County Commissioner of Pitt county, subject to the and action of the Democratic primary of the county. G. PORTER June 1912. ESTABLISHED S. M. Schultz Wholesale and retail grocer and allure dealer. Cash paid for Hides Fur, Seed Oil. barrels, fur- . Mattresses, Sulla, carriages, go-carts, pal ax Ufa Hour; canned es. Jelly, Meat, flow augur, soap, on. seed meal u hulls, garden seeds, nut, candies, dried apples, prunes, currants, raisins, an ware, wooden ware, cakes nut- crackers, macaroni cheese, test but new Royal Machines mi numerous other goods. Quality quantity cheap for cash. Come to me. Number U. aim J. E. WINSLOW For County to approval by the Demo- voters I hereby announce my- self a for the nomination FLOWERS Wen want the best we are t services Roe. end Is the Latest Style. are.,. at short notice. J. L Co Hunsucker Buggies Wagons Gardner's Repair If you the best Cart d in Put County go i Shop and ask for a pair o DIXIE WHEELS Birch Huns, split White Cl Spokes. Steel and Axle, made by strictly workmen. Every pair guarantee Just around the corner from market. repair N. C. In most cases No man would Suffer the loss Under no would he Admit his business No longer needed Careful protection, Endangers by Town, M. Woolen. C. Tyson. L. Carr. Chief of T. Smith. Alderman -J. E. Nodes, e. b. W. A. Bowen, J. S. Tunstall J. V. Davenport, F. Tyson, Z. P. Van- Dyke, H. C. Edwards. Water and Light S. Spain. C. L. W. Tucker. L. Allen. D. Overton. C. M. Hock, pastor; C. C. Pierce, clerk; C. W. Wilson, superintendent of Sun- day school; J. C. Tyson, secretary. regular pastor. i Episcopal, St. Dallas Tucker. rector. W. A. Bowen Superintendent of Sunday school. Presbyterian- Mr. P. V. Lancaster. pastor; P Johnson, clerk. Methodist, Jarvis V. II. Hoyle, pastor; A. It. Ellington. clerk; Batsman, superintend- cut of Sunday school; L. H. Pender, s. it, v w. o pastor. Free Will Baptist Thomas E. pastor. y Lodges. Greenville No. A. F. and A. M. It. Williams, W. M.; L. H. Pender. Sec. Sharon. No. A. F. and A. M. F. D. M.; E. E. Griffin, Sec, I Greenville No. L O. W. C. P.; L Pender. Scribe. Tar River No. K. of I. Woodward, C. C; A. B. Ellington. K. of R. and S. Greenville Chapter No. R. A. M. N Hart. II. P.; E, E Griffin, Sec. Covenant Lodge No. I. O. O. P Tuesday night, E. G. Flanagan. N L. H Pender. Sec. j Tribe No. I It. S. Move, Sachem; J. U I'll alls. C. of It. II. mini. I. C. J. II Mill. J It. County Commissioner of Pitt A gent JNO. L. GIBSON SEE HI. OR in Horses and Mules Phone No. GREENVILLE, North Carolina I represent some of the strongest in- companies in America. C. L. Wilkinson INSURANCE Flat Iron GREENVILLE, N Reflector Want Ads. Clubs. Nous Miss Lillian Carr, pres Miss Ward Moore, secretary. Daughters of T. J president; Mrs. J. L. en. secretary. The Kings A. L. president; Mrs. J. O. Secretary. Mrs. Lewis Skinner; Secretary, Mrs. W. L. Hall. Dunn, president; D. M. Clark, secretary. End of R. O. fries, president; Mrs. E B. Hound r H. Pres ; Miss Nellie Denny. Sec Civic League--President, Mrs. T. A Person; Mrs. T. B. Med

THE CAROLINA HOME and FARM and EASTERN REFLECTOR l Once a lac. D J Editor. CAROLINA Editorial of Human Interest By one year, . , Hi months. SO rates be i. at business office building, corner Third streets. All cards of resolutions of respect will be charged lit U I Mot par word. Communications Advertising date will be charged at three cents per lice, up to lines Entered as second class August 1910. at the post office at North Carolina, act of March X 1912 Till kl OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT IN CHARGE OF R. W. SMITH . reasons for science mid intelligent action. B ms those the idea of of are s ho amuse them- selves by saying dial there is no dis- Comes. Thou they M t-end a dot-tor. make money by exploiting the diseases, terror and sorrows and fear spread of knowledge. Among those oppose the pub- lie health department is one who write; as You speak of the groat good that the government docs through tin departments that give to the farm- Information regarding the Care of their various animals, all which perfectly true and a great work and then of the Ink of interest dis- played by the name government ill earing the health of the children. Hut it dues not seem to me that the PARENTS NOT THE cases arc parallel, because In the TO DECIDE ON MIL FOR Case Of the animals. the. being appointment at Tuckers Sunday Quite a large attended. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sermons visited at their Mrs. Jim Avery. Sunday. The Gray was n the go again Sun- day when Mr. G. and Miss Mary enjoyed a pleasant drive. Miss was in our neighborhood a short while Sunday. We think one of our boys is struck Messrs. John and Henry went to Winterville Saturday after- noon. Roy Skinner flatted at C. I,. Ty- son's Sunday THEIR t They can as. please on the child's religion, not on the car d i Child's ran i Tl e .- have ad- and do advocate i a public department of dumb brute, must take whatever kind of care Is given to them without any choice in the matter, but it to human being he. or she, la absolutely entitled to the right to choose for himself or herself, what method of treatment he she, desires, Or the case of children Marshall health under the management parents have the right to make the national government. this choice, as we certainly arc en- Tie government and the people to the Inalienable right when stales, spending millions i comes to the selection of our school as we are in selecting ANN I CONVENTION III HIE N. I. WIN ; convention of So I Una Good Association to 1912 to be held in Charlotte, Aug- and Perhaps no convention Ibis n ; with such possibilities of re ii hi as tin on The Is alive to the Importance of g i a ids iii measure lo i in. campaign h baa . ed on by this a i In with t .; and survey, the past twelve years. The widespread i -i i road conditions ii . the fact I la hat In en or- In about counties in the n any counties I i .- I bonds or Ii lied taxes to build good roads; that others now waging for bond Issues, and that et the lei the state, there are good roads ad- who are willing to contribute their time and money toward this progressive step within their county. Many questions will be discussed this convention, and is believed such an interchange of Ideal from citizens representing ever sec- of state from the mountains of the west to the Coastal Plain region of the east, that outcome will in- sure the benefit of the state. Among the questions will be taken up general discussion Sand-Clay Roads, their Con- and Maintenance. Because of the possibility of tins type of road over a large of tale and tin; of such a as compared with of the macadam, and also because of the comparatively low coal of of such a type of road, of this question will be of considerable Importance to the delegates, and especially to those in- i actual road construction. State Aid in the Form of En- Assistance. This is a form of legislation which has for a number of year been advocated by this as- cooperation with the X. C. Geological and Economic Surrey, It is believed that a great deal of money could lie lo counties of the state and the present method of wasting funds on poorly construct- ed roads could be obviated, by the inaugurating of such a system of stale aid. During the 1911 the state in direct taxes and labor a sum lo tell farmers how in can for young pigs, horses, chickens and g- eat should spend some money telling mothers and fathers how to ere for if necessary, coin polling proper those need This wise measure has bet op- posed by many that do not ind it. and by many others that have our religion. And should this de- of health lie would without doubt be rim by physicians of the school and would have of . the medical laws go framed as lo nuke ii impossible for you lo employ a method of treatment that did correspond with their being some form of State aid ii earnestly advocated, for it is i a State highway engineer in work would insure lo the county the proper its roads and i . . of g i local and Influence. i State s. for Bonds for Road Work. This is a subject which has been much at which will for the great advancement of cause in North There been very general com- of the board of aldermen because of their decision i equip the with new and sufficient equipment, and a paid tire department, The time had arrived when the city should no de- pend upon the old system the In conventions of the ,.,,,,.,,, to do the work of Good Bo Is Association, and fighting fires The system has done at a meeting held In good work in the past and the lire- j valuable paper on men owes them a debt of The demand now however, upon the Are department arc the demands of a city and it is lo those de- ii year ago. this subject was read by Mr. P. D. Gold, Jr. The Idea is the state which only percent on its Press Comment p, declined i no- for Presidency on the Pro- ticket, feeling he could Irritate the Mikado more in his State. bonds, should stand security for the with city equipment and which must percent, A modern paid Ore department , , , , . . , ,, with the best apparatus, and thus save percent, at the . . is lo the to modern demands end of forty years, would the , , , lo ,, bonds without additional coal to Raleigh Times. the county or stale Uniform Road There Is diversity i county road laws which we have on our Statute Looks, while, owing to wide variations In the topography of the different sections our stale, ii be necessary to vary some provisions in county Li g- still there are certain under- lying principles which should be i in- bodied in the road law of each county, and it is believed, that if these incorporated in each road law, it would lead to a more uniform and efficient system of road construction through out stale Considerable attention will be given to the discussion of this subject. Other subjects which will be dis- Federal Aid for Good Roads, Rural Carriers and Public Heads Revision of Automobile Laws in Regard lo Increased Tag on Au- Providing all the funds thus raised Shall be Used on the Enforcement of Automobile Speed Law. i Tar and Asphalt Hinders. i location and Drainage of Public I Use Stale Convicts In Pub- Road Construction. of Farm I Authorized Agent of The Carolina Home and Farm and J Eastern for Ayden and Vicinity ii Advertising rates on Application A X. July Will while doing shop work. stepped on a red hot piece of iron, which Stuck to his naked foot aim severely. Mr. Jesse Ab fell down from a tobacco barn and bruised himself up badly. He is able lo be out again. lie district meeting of I. O. F. Basel here August Quite an interesting program has mapped out. Several speakers slate reputation will be present among them is Hon. L. district attorney. Car of builders I hue. See us for special prices J. It. Smith and Bro. Mr. Levy Pierce lost a fine milk cow and a valuable horse last wee. The horse lock jaw. It sure pays to advertise in Dally Last week we Blade a note for a Greek We will have one after August Mr s. Jenkins lost a nice cow last week. She was out and in some way tell and broke her neck. Mr. A. L. Harrington and Miss of are vis- relatives here. The Infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Joe S. was buried last Thais in Ayden cemetery. We regret to note that Mr. John A. Branch's condition is gradually glowing worse and death not o a surprise. The children of Mr. Aid Dudley and two of Mr left last we.-k the Oxford orphanage at Oxford. Messrs Smith. Ralph Dixon and several others last tobacco barns last week. Car hay, cotton seed meal and hulls. J. H. Smith and Bro. Mrs. Groves spent the week at the home of her parents near Arthur. Rev. J. T. Gibb. presiding elder held Services in the Methodist church last Sunday. He also held quarterly i in the church at Winterville Monday. Your correspondent error last week. Our graded school is to begin Sept. 9th. Mrs M. G. Taylor and son. are spending the week with her parents near Mrs. A. F. and Children of Raleigh spent the week with her brother. G. F. Cooper. Mrs. K. L. Drown, Sr. loft this morning to spent a few days at The Ayden Advance, editorial by Mr. Walter will make its next week. Miss Georgia Joyner and of La Grange are Misses Ida Annie Edwards. Miss Alberta Jones of New is visiting Mrs. W. B. Alexander. Miss Mary Hurtled.- of is her Mrs O. C. Nobles, I. July Mary Proctor, after spending several days in Farmville with Mrs. W. A. Pol- lard, returned home today. Miss Addie Johnson of Greenville Sunday with Mrs. J. O. tor. The brick work of J. H. son's office Is complete and the wood work will soon be Our town at this time is a one-sided town and we hope that it will not be long before the other side will Ii- coming from the ashes. formers are very busy now look alter their tobacco and they are ill smiles over the good crops they have. Mr. W. E. Proctor, in company with his wife, and Mrs. L. Y. Holliday re- today from Snow Hill and en Springs. Reports a good time. Susie and Karl Proctor re- turned from Helled where they have been spending a few days with Miss Maud Barnhill. Venters of returned home after spending a few days With us. We arc always glad t. welcome Miss in our town. The ball loam of Craven County, are in our town today play- ball. We are belling on our team to win. Mr. A. Fleming is spending week at N. on Mr II. Adams lost a barn and tobacco by tire a few ago. Tim Review is another Democratic paper is opposed to allowing Republicans to join party Will paper ex- plain how ii expects Wilson to be elected- News. A cringing slavish devotion to the truth us to notify a lost iii mint world that nobody in ton hung around our bulletin board to ascertain what was going on in the National Prohibition convention at Atlantic Post, The Washington Post has slipped cogs in political map as lo conditions in the various Stales. One is it puts North Carolina in the doubtful column. Dear Post the only in the Stale is as to how large will be the majority for Woodrow Wilson. And the political prophet of Post bumps In putting down votes for Tuft News and giant to over the con- Trucks. of only about miles of J All of these questions will be i ill-faced road and so-called main- en up in considerable detail, and is understood tat an early dale Norfolk Southern Railway Company will bring another party of farmers to Eastern North The Land and Immigration Department of the road is now send- of her dirt roads. It is also believed that trough this dis- descriptive literature tolling of estimated during that year of these points by men Who the advantages of tills to farm- present mileage of bad roads cost to be members of the next Western Stales and the of tS something like Assembly, and by citizens 1.1.000,. it is to . away in . Mate-farmers. th T , , J Drought here the South- present Inadequate methods professional Hope ill Memo MOPE WELL. July C. C, tilled his regular appointment at Haddock's Sunday. We ad a large crowd at Sunday school Sunday afternoon. Every body come and help in the good work. Mr. Ed Little and Miss Battle Lit- of Greenville were visiting in our town Sunday. Mr. Louis of near was on our streets Sunday, laughing as usual. We ad the pleasure of seeing our esteemed friend. Mr, T. E. skinner near Sunday afternoon. Mr. Wood says lie has a fine of tobacco Ibis year. Mi. is one of our many good Messrs. Joe Camion and Cox went deer hunting Sunday night, Mr. Luther Smith and Miss Julia Smith were out driving Sunday after- noon. Mr. Arthur and Jasper Corey were at Mr. C. J. Smith's Sunday. Mr. Gus Stokes lo Fairmont last week where he holds position with the B. C. Lumber Co Miss Stella was visiting Miss Cox Sunday. Mr. Dennis Branch and family were visiting lbs lies at the point of at his home near Hope Well BETHEL, July 19.- The Woodmen of this place gave a picnic today for its members, friends cud families the members. The committee on arrangements selected beautiful campus grounds of Bethel Academy for its festival grounds. About one hundred and fifty or two hundred people were present. At twelve thirty here was a speech by the Rev. A. in which lie fraternal love. At one o'clock the dinner was spread on the large rectangular table, the In- given by Rev. Mr. and the eating done by the crowd who were accustomed to dine at twelve. The gallant bearing of the men, the pleasant conversation of the ladies end the fascination of be- together made the day enjoyable to all. Mr. Willis Jones of Baltimore is at- home spending a vacation with his parents. Mr. an Mrs. S. M. Jones of Alien of Rocky Mt is Hisses Ruth son. Roberson, and company have started on a garage building which, when completed, win be of gloat service to tile many who own automobiles around here. Mr. M. O. has started on a huge store which will greatly add to business Interests as well as to the looks of Main street. Miss Maud a popular young lady of this place, been ceded to teal h the fifth and sixth grades of High School. 17th day of August. for the of nominating by ballot Demo- candidates for the Legislative. County and Township officers for the County of and for the of electing Democratic Executive Coin- the townships of said county at which said . election all Democratic Electors, who ale qualified and entitled to vote at the general election to be held in November. 1912. shall be entitled to vole. That polls shall be opened and kept open from seven in., until sunset in all voting of said and said shall be held and con- dueled in accordance with the plan for holding Primary Elections described by Slate Democratic Executive Committee. At the close of the voting, the poll holders, in the presence of all such Democrats as may choose lo attend, shall proceed to count the ballots and make a list of the persons voted for and the office and the number of votes by each person for each of said offices and shall sign such in duplicate and send the original thereof Immediately to the Chairman of the County Executive Committee and the copy thereof to the Chairman of Township Executive Committee; and for the rose of ascertaining and declaring the of said election the Democratic Committee of Pitt County shall meet in the Court House in the town of on Tuesday, th- day of August. at in a Bl- and shall open, tabulate, canvass and declare of said primary in accordance with the Democratic plan of organization. That all persons who are to be ed for at the said primary election for legislative, and shall cause to be filed with the Chairman or Secretary of County Committee on or before O'clock, noon, on Wednesday, the 7th day of August. a written notice of their candidacy and shall pay to the Treasurer of the County Executive Committee of the county sum as shall be determined by the Executive Committee of the County as may be bis or their necessary part for defray- the expenses incident to holding said Primary and shall also subscribe to a pledge that he will abide by result of the primary and support the successful date or candidates chosen in said accordance with the Democratic plan of organization. That all matters and things arising ill respect to holding said primary not herein provided for are refer- red lo the Central Executive Commit- tee of Pitt County with full power to and their action shall be deemed and held to be action of the committee. That I lie person receiving a major- of the votes cast for the particular office for which he is a candidate shall lie the Democratic nominee for said in tile general election lo be held In November. That if no can- for any office voted for ill the primary of August IT. 1912 receive a majority of votes cast for all of candidates for that respective office then a second primary is hereby call- ed to be held on Saturday, the day of September, to be held under the same rules and regulations as the primary of August IT. at which said second primary the only persons who shall be voted for for any one shall be the two persons the two largest numbers of votes cast for office, at the primary on August 1912, provided any date for any office who receives ilia in highest number of cast for such office at the first primary stall file with the Chairman of the Demo- Executive Committee of Pitt County written notice within five days for the dale of the vote of the first is canvassed, that he demands a second primary, and if no such writ- ten demand Is filed the person largest number of votes cast for said office first primary shall be declared the winner of said office. This the 13th day of July, 1912. F. C. HARDING, Chairman Dem. Ex. Com. Pitt County. C, C. PIERCE. Secretary. ltd For the Skin CALL FOR Hill lit III road administration and construction etc conclusions will be a riv- Journal Nobles Town NOBLES TOWN, July Ar- den Manning and Miss Sermons of Ft. Barnwell from Friday until Sunday Mr. Francis Miss Nobles them home Sunday Miss Mary Kittrell of Greenville Is spending a few days with friends and in this community. Rev. M. A. Adams filled bis regular I At a meeting of the Democratic Ex- Committee of Pitt County, held In Greenville, on Saturday, the 13th day of July. 1912 the following was adopted relative to the hold- of voting primaries at all the precincts of Pitt County to Legislative, County and Town- ship to He if by the Democratic Executive of Pitt County this day hi session assembled, that a Democratic Voting Primary be and the same Is hereby ordered to be held In the County of Pitt the usual poll- places designated by law for the general election of the various of Pitt county on Saturday, Mm Pimples, Hush and All Skin Quickly Healed No matter what the trouble, ma, chafing, pimples, salt rheum, instantly irritation. The cure quick. Sinks right in, j leaving no trace. is a liquid. Your skin fairly revels with delight the moment is plied. Greatest thing on earth for i dandruff. Is prepared by E. W. Rose Medicine Co. St. Louis, Mo., and is sold by all at a bottle. Hut to prove to you Its wonderful value It is now put up in liberal size trial bottles at only cents and Is guaranteed to the work or your money back. Sold Furniture Values.,. showing now you'll find hard to in price or quality For the entire house bid room, room, drawing room, and design- in a variety that the -Hell-made furniture of CALL IX TAFT VANDYKE NORFOLK SOUTHERN R Al Car Men Strike Citizens Demand ROUTE OF THE Night TRAINS LEAVE GREENVILLE a. m. dally, Pullman Sleeping Car for Norfolk. a. m. Dally, for Plymouth, City and Norfolk. Broiler Car Service connects for all points North and West. p. m. Dally, except Sunday for WESTBOUND a. in. Dally for Wilson and Pullman Sleeping Car service West. a. m. Daily, except Sunday for Wilson and Raleigh. Connects for all p. m. Daily for Wilson and Broiler Parlor Car Service. For further Information and of Sleeping Car space apply t L. HASSELL. Agent. Greenville. W. R. HUDSON. W. W. Supt. Pass. Boston BOSTON, July gained v hi look upon as a technical Victory the slate board of con- and arbitration the trolley men of the Boston I Railway Company today their alleged grievances to the grand jury at Invitation of Dis- Attorney Joseph P. Pellet- The attorney also summoned before grand Jury president of the Elevated Company. General A. Bancroft and two of the rectors. James XI. and James L. Richards. The evidence was sought in with the Institution of charges coercion and perjury made some o road's division In its report issued last night the State Board of Conciliation and ion held that strikers were justified in believing that the dis- barge of more than of their lows was to the activity of the men In connection with the forming of a union. The division superintend- in their testimony before the board denied that the charges were because of union activity. Mr. says the grand jury hearing was under a statute which prohibits the of any from joining a labor union. investigation is expected to con- for several days. P I Famished it. There are a few items which appear in this paper more Important lo Green people than lbs statement pub below. In first place. It is from a citizen of and can lie thoroughly relied upon. In the second plate, indisputably proves that Dean's Kidney Pills do their work thoroughly and not temporarily. Read Mrs. K. G. Washing- ton Greenville. X. C. have been so greatly benefited by Dean's Kidney Pills that I am glad to recommend them. My ached nearly all the time and I could not real well. The kidney s. led me annoyance and it was plain lo see that I was suffering from kid- trouble. Kidney Pills. which got from the John I. Woo- Drug Company, relieved my and pains and improved my Condition greatly. I cannot praise I remedy I For sale by all dealers. Price cents. Co. New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the lake no other. FARES ow In Effect to More- City. seashore season Is now open and summer excursion tickets are on sale at all stations to Morehead City M. C, and N. C, good return until October 31st. Get complete information from any ticket agent. W. W. G. P. A. Norfolk. Va. OLD BAY LINE Steam Packet Daily, Including Sunday, AX BALTIMORE Mall steamers Equipped with United Wireless Telegraphy and every mod era convenience. Cuisine ed. L. Portsmouth, Sundays pm week days pm Norfolk, dally pm Old Point pm sold to all points North, Everyone's a candidate, candidate, candidate. Everyone's a candidate, candidate. candidate. See Teddy over there. See Champ Clark out his hair. See mil Taft down the chair. Over there, over there, over there where Everyone's a candidate, candidate, candidate. that shouting touching your heart that busting Pretty soon it all will everyone's a candidate now. Mail Carriers Will Fly This is an age of great discoveries. Progress rides on the air. Soon we may see Uncle Sam's mall carriers Hying in all directions, transporting mail. People take a in- in a discovery that benefits them. That's why Dr. King's New Discovery for Coughs. Colds and throat and lung diseases is the most popular medicine In America. cured me of a most dreadful writes Mrs. J. F. Davis, Corner, Me., doctor's and all other remedies had Excellent for coughs, colds or any bronchial affection. Price an Trial bottle free at all druggists. The WORLD in SPORTS Yesterday's Results in Baseball Virginia League. Portsmouth Newport s; Richmond Norfolk Petersburg Southern League. Mobile Nashville u. Birmingham Montgomery Atlanta New Orleans Memphis a, American Philadelphia St. Cleveland Washington Detroit New Chicago National League Pittsburgh Huston Cincinnati I; New York Chicago Brooklyn St. Louis ; Philadelphia Carolina Association. Greenville Charlotte J. by M. HOWE. State of North Caroline, Pitt county. W. A. Taylor enters and claims the following piece or parcel of land in the county of Pitt, township, described and bounded as Adjoining the land the Eureka Company and W. A. Taylor on the the Jesse land on the west and south and the M. G. Man- laud on the Containing tow hundred and twenty-five acres, more or This 24th day of W, M. MOORE. W. A. TAYLOR. Taker. OF Notice is hereby given that the firm of Company, of Green- North Carolina, composed of Z. V. and James M. Hines. has this day dissolved by mu- consent. James M. Hines has purchased the entire interest of Z. V. in the business and will continue the business In the name of James M. Hines. This the 8th day of July, 1912. Z. V. JAMES M. HINES. ltd Railroad Schedules. North- South- bound p. m. p. m id a. m. 1.11 p. m East bound a. at a. m s. m. a. m. MOLES AND WARTS Removed with without pain or danger, no matter how large, or how far raised above the surface of tho skin. And they will never return, and no trace or scar will be left. is applied directly to the Mole or which entirely disappears in about six days, killing the germ and leaving the skin smooth and natural. is put up only In One Dollar Bottles. Each bottle is neatly packed in a plain case, accompanied by full and contains enough remedy to remove eight or ten ordinary Moles or Warts. We sell under a positive guarantee if It fails to remove your Mole or Wart we will promptly refund the dollar. SCHEDULE trains Leave effective YEAR ROUND Si a. Atlanta, Memphis and points West, Jackson- ville and Florida points, at Hamlet for Charlotte and Wilmington. THE SEABOARD a. m For with and parlor car. Con- with steamer for Washington, Baltimore, New York, Boston and Providence. THE FLORIDA FAST a. Richmond, Wash- and New York sleepers, day coaches and dinning car. Connects at Richmond with C. ft O. at Wash with railroad and B. ft O. for burg and points west THE SEABOARD p. Charlotte Wilmington, Birmingham, Memphis and points west. Parlor cars to Hamlet p. m No. Henderson Oxford and p. m., No. O. for Cincinnati and points west. Memphis, and points west, Jack- and all Florida points. Pullman sleepers. Arrive Atlanta a. m. Arrive Richmond a. m Washington a. m. New York p. Penn. station. Pullman arrive to Washington and Ne York. R. RYAN, P. A. fa East, West and Canada. Office. No. Main J. W. JR. If it's true a husband and wife are only one, how does it require two to make a quarrel FLORIDA COMPANY, FLORIDA. V MM SHORT r Transfer, Baggage and Express Promptness Phone 488888888888888888 LETTER HEADS. NOTE HEADS. ENVELOPES. POSTERS AMI IX FACT ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING IS DONE AT THE RE- OFFICE FOR COM- WHY NOT LET IS DO SOME FOR YOU Five members of the W-I. League team are baiting for or better. Te Boston lied lure won eight of the games played with the Tigers. Bob of the Cincinnati Reds is the leading run-getter base- in the National League. The Mountain States League has disbanded. The blow-up of the team put the organization on the rock.-. The White scouts have quite a bunch of minor leaguers Jimmy Callahan to try this fall. The Salem team, which been lending ti a- P League, was re- transferred lo We.-1 Virginia. winning III games the New York Giants seven of the first nine games played on their tern trip. The great work of the Chicago cubs Of late has caused New York fans to sit up and rubber ill direction of the yards Charlie believes that his team will go higher in National has picked out second place for the Manager of Richmond team, and Manager Petersburg team, are tied for the balling honors in the Virginia League. Alter Aug. the number of play- carried by teams in the National League can be Increased from to look Ray Collins a couple of months to get into condition, but since hitting his Stride he has don wonderful work for Boston Red Box. Pitching must be middle name of Brown family. The Saint Louis Browns. Chicago Cubs. Boston Braves Athletics all have a pitcher named Brown. Larry of the Rapids team, has made sixteen home runs so far season. He was tried out by Brooklyn season and sent back to the Central League. The chances an- a number in league clubs would like lo have Krause now the former Phil- star is pitching champion- ship ball for Toledo. Manager Charlie of Kan- City team, and Claude of the Minneapolis Millers, arc run- neck and neck for the balling in American Association. The Sherman Club in the Texas and Oklahoma league has signed a big In- pitcher by the name of who is said to be a wonderful pitcher. and pitcher is a soothing com- Nearly a quarter of a century ago was one of the leading batters of National League, and today same Jesse is the leading of bis Worcester team. THE FLYING DUTCHMAN'S BIGGEST EXPLOIT BLOT memory eight years of gelding, erase from the records the most remarkable batting feats recorded la the National league In last expunge from pages of baseball history many marvelous plays that made the name of Hans Wagner a house- hold word. Leave one day, Oct. to be exact, and that would be sufficient to give the Flying Dutchman a fame that would never fade from annals of America's leading pastime. That was the red letter day of a remarkable career on diamond. It was the biggest day In a life brimful of action and thrilling exploits. It was day the great won a frame almost single-handed, saved a pennant for Pittsburgh la the est world's series ever played and gave the world the greatest exhibition of batting, fielding and base running ever seam la a game for the highest honors. Few baseball series have stirred Tandem to higher pitches of or cast loyal rooters down to deeper depths of gloom than the classic of 1909. Detroit had woo the pennant In the American league In s W canter and Pittsburgh has taken the . in National with little I The clubs seemed the class of l the big leagues without a single cloud to darken their titles. In struggle the league champions teemed about even- d Pittsburgh, with Babe Adams on slab, won the opening game. Detroit, with Wild Bill van at his best, was unconquerable la the second contest, Howard Cam- the pirate pitcher, being driven to cover under a constant rain of, blows that evened tho honors. With the series a tie. the teams tied Into Detroit for the third game. Had Jennings been able to coach his men to victory that fatal day. De- would have won the world's pennant But In the path of the j loomed Wagner, arch executioner of hopes. The Dutchman was everywhere In that game. Every more . of this great player brought a thrill to tho Pittsburgh fans they will never forget. He raced about tho infield, gathered In six sizzling ground balls from the bats of Cobb, Crawford and their companions error, stole four bases and drove out four hits in five trips to the Coming to bat for tho fifth in the ninth Inning Wagner smashed the ball to the outfield for bis fourth hit and stole his fourth base, completing a wonderful performance, winning a game almost unaided, saving a world's pennant and giving Pittsburgh Its lone flag In a clash for the game's most coveted trophy. 1912. by Joseph B. Hans Wagner. . or doses will break any case Chills and and if taken then I a ionic the Fever will not return. Price will cure you. Want Ads The Daily Reflector's Bargain Column Progressives in BALTIMORE, Leaders of veil movement have arranged for a convention of the Progressive party to be held in this city tomorrow lo select the Maryland delegates to the Chicago convention. will cure you. Many a man who Is rich in Is unable to raise the price of a meal. 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OF- See takes orders for engraved cards, wedding invitations and announce- Samples bee at the office. FOR SALE- MA- chine, cut only thirty thousand shingles. Addams 5-8 wire cable, fL Ion. been used weeks; one ft. gas boat with 1-2 hp. engine. Will sell cheap. M. J. Washington, N. Route THE COB. and B St. nearest cottage to station post office and amusements, Ocean View, Va, Ideal summer home. Reasonable rates. Mrs. I. B. Latham, Proprietress Fer Sale A few Berkshire pigs for ate delivery. The beet that can be had. a W. H. Jr. Greenville, M. a N. C. Enrollment the past session students counties in North Caroling Virginia. A Faculty of men women of successful Courses literary. Mus- Bible, Prepares for College. Location healthful and con- surrounded by the highest moral influences. Next session begins August 1912. For address 3- Principal

EUGENE GRACE PROSECUTES WIFE famous Atlanta Shooting Case For Trial I HELPLESS PARALYTIC HOW of the Sensational tn be Heard i Opens in Wheeled to WILSON WILL KEEP OFFICE Governor Marshall and His Wife Are Constant Companions N. C. Educational Institutions WILL STAY DURING PRESIDENTIAL RACE Atlanta. July 2-2. What prom- to one of the most sensational trials in the history of Georgia be- this morning when Bra arraigned charged with shooting her husband. H. Grace, Intent to kill. Mrs. Grace has passionate. at- her Innocence several prior to the trial. Tin- chief tenure the trial was the presence of the husband in the room la an Invalid's chair with the lower par i ins body ad, siding In the prosecution Mi who. be says, bun to ob- 17.000 Insurance he had taken out on his lite for her benefit The surrounding this give It a air of mystery. it will be recalled that shortly o'clock on Tuesday, March . the police headquarters of Atlanta received a feeble call tor help over the telephone. A number of police- men wore lo the homo Eugene H. Grace whence the call came they found outside door of locked an entrance they made their way to the bedroom. There they found Grace lying unconscious with a gaping wound in Ins aide. On further they discovered a revolver with on.- empty chamber lying the floor in tho room Immediately below the one In which Grace lying, after Grace revived he that he had been while he sometime during the early of the morning and he had every to believe ins wife had done it- Then it learned Mrs. Grace had left the during the day and had gone to visit her mother-la-law. That evening Grace was rested Newman and brought back to Atlanta. On facing her the latter directly accused hooting and leaving him to die alone. Then told Mm less he withdrew a she would take the power of attorney which be exercised away from him. This threat seemed to hove the ed effect for Grace at once declared that be must be mistaken The power of attorney, the , removal of which caused Grace to withdraw the accusation time being, n to mortgaging of Philadelphia Mrs Grace had from hi i former Grace was lo pone to Philadelphia on the d to arrange for the gage. Mrs. Grace admits that she did leave husband until after It on the day of the 5th. She says her had complained of feeling well but she he would soon recover from the India position and go to Philadelphia in tin afternoon as planned, She Bays the went to Newman to her band's mother and to Iota the on a later train and on to with On the other hand. Grace Bays he awoke about II o'clock in the morn- of the 5th with a burning in his He didn't know what was the matter with him and d his wife to call a doctor He says Mrs. Grace made a of going to the telephone and calling up a physician, but in reality she never took the receiver from tin hook. But on the contrary stuffed in the Instrument to prevent it from ringing Si GIRT. July Wilson returned to Sea Girl from his retreat at the home i a friend nearby with a record sleeping twenty-four Lours out of announced he would forget his usual weekly trip to Trenton to morrow and again go Into seclusion to write speech acceptance The governor to write the a thin two or three days Mis during tins period will be close Friends of the governor announced today but on condition their names not he used, that Mr. Wilson had decided definitely to resign the governorship of New Jersey tag the presidential campaign Editor Who W rounded Chartered TRINITY COLLEGE ITS LIES IS A WELL TRAINED FACULTY; BUILDINGS AND FULL. COURSES;. EARNEST. HIGH- MINDED STUDENTS; A AND LOYAL DODY OF ALUMNI AND FRIENDS, NOBLE IDEALS AMI AN TORY AND ACHIEVEMENT AND ext Session Begins September II. Kr and Illustrated K. L. FLOWERS, Secretary. SOUTH Trinity Park School Location excellent. Equipment Well trained Faculty of successful experience. Special care of the health of students. An instructor in each dormitory to supervise living conditions of boys under his care. Excellent library and gymnasium facilities. Large athletic fields. Fall tern opens September FOR ILLUSTRATED ADDRESS W. W. Headmaster, . DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA The North Carolina COLLEGE OF HE AND MECHANIC ARTS 1911 by . i rest Daily Want Ads Pay. by Press GOVERNOR MARSHALL Indiana and his wife are Inseparable, and don't who knows it. President Tuft invited the gov- with other state to on a trip down the the statesman declined to be of the party because, s he said, in the fourteen years of their married life he and Mrs. Marshall never been separated and he did not wish to break the rule of hi, household Mrs. Marshall, who was Miss I. travels with the on campaigning trips, talking with the voters she meets, but not on subjects She Is a college bred woman and may be as minded but she is at the same lime of domestic tastes, and she and her bus- band quietly, not caring much Mr society and entertaining seldom and Mrs Marshall Is said to believe that the place In which a exert the Influence is the home circle, which Includes her church re- .-he and tho governor are and that public life should b reserved for the man. She has never taken part In public functions unless i hey were of a religious or character. The Slate's Industrial College Four year courses in Agriculture; in Civil. 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Stained Board s stained boards become unite light with constant use. This be died by throughly rubbing them with paraffin oil and afterwards polishing in the usual way with and turpentine. This make the boards dark again. To Clean is much to use for cleaning matting than soap and water. Tie the bran in a dip the bag Into clean warm water and rub the matting briskly with this; then wash it off with a cloth ruling out of warm sail water. This method freshens it up wonderfully. Brass- an excellent way of cleaning brass flowerpots or trays is to rub them with a piece of lemon; then pour boiling water over them. and Anally polish them with a soft dry cloth. Sou will And that the lemon will remove all the stains from the it, vices iii the braes. When stamps Stick Together Postage stamps carried in a purse or handbag will often e found Stuck to- attempt to them by pulling them, but simply lay them Hat and press with n hot Iron. They then separate quite easily. Coffee remove coffee from silk, satin, or any other material. Soak in then rub gently with a soft and iron the wet portion until dry. When washing silk handkerchiefs a little is required to prevent them turning yellow. and to avoid this they should never be boiled or have any rubbed on them. Make a lather of finely shredded white soap and lukewarm, wash and the handkerchiefs in it. press out all the moisture and dry quickly. Iron while they are still though not wet Colored buttons are used on many of the lingerie waist A new shows a thin blouse with the like the bosom of a man's Shirt, made in lace and links, with a turnover collar of the same. Both collar and vest button directly up the front with bright red crochet buttons. Net is a favorite fabric this year for One of net supplemented by ail-over batiste embroidery, the color of both net and batiste in a soft cream, has plaits which run half way down the bust, and form the top bodice., This treatment is repeated in the Th, cuff of this blouse has the quaint little up-and- down frill is the smallest new touch for this purpose. Dividing at the center is a triple cording of the net. This also appears clown front, and a tiny bow of bright green and while striped taffeta finish- es the neck. I Many blouses trimmed or made with sleeves and yoke, use two thicknesses pale chiffon the outside. Exposed ports lingerie, such as bits of pink or blue ribbon under the work or fabric of o blouse are no longer approved of by fashion The inside of a .-ilk. or , has a lining of flesh- colored chiffon. 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WE OFFER YOU Summer Footwear AT- REDUCED PRICES A cordial invitation to inspect our stock is extended to all who desire neat, and comfortable shoes at low prices. COME TO SEE US J. R. J. G. Greenville, N. C. GREENVILLE TOBACCO MARKET OPENS AUGUST And on that date we will be open and ready with our large NEW BRICK WAREHOUSE, built on the lot from which Ware- house was burned. It is the best arranged, best lighted and largest Brick Warehouse in this section. The members of our firm are not strangers to you; both are known as judges of the weed, and as both will run the sales, you can rest as- sured that you will get full value for your to- With the best and largest Warehouse, plenty of cash to back our knowledge of tobacco, we know we can please Bring us your first load, and if prices will held we will sell the balance of your crop. Gorman will still hold the leaf business he has always had, and with his large steam plant hopes to be able to care for all his friends tobacco. Drive to NEW BRICK WARE- HOUSE and be convinced that we are your friends. Gentry Gorman LEGAL NOTICE. Mid TO Sarah Cox. having as administrator of of George W. Cox. deceased, before D. C. Moore. clerk of the court of notice s hereby given ail parsons Indebted to said estate are hereby required to make settlement with the undersigned administrator nod all persons holding Claims against said estate are hereby required to rile claims with said administrator duly verified within twelve from the date hereof. this notice will be in of recovery. This the 18th day of June. SARAH E. COX, Administrator of the estate of George W. Cox. deceased. F. HARDING. Attorney. ltd ADMINISTRATOR'S Having qualified as administrator of William Williams, deceased, late Pitt county. Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned, or hie attorneys. K. G. James and Son. Greenville. N. within twelve months or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery All persons indebted to estate will please make immediate payment. This June 1912 J K. ltd ft factor, N. C. SALE North Carolina. Pitt County. In the Superior court. J. E. Winslow B. Hem- by. By virtue of power vested in me by that execution Issuing to me from the superior court of Pitt county in the above entitled cause in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant and pursuant to attachment duly levied on the property below described and by virtue of authority vested in me by the laws of the state of North Car- shall sell for cash to the high est bidder at public auction at the court house door of Pitt county in Greenville. N. C. on the first Mon- day in August. it being the 5th day of 1912. at o'clock, all the right, title and interest it being a one-tenth undivided inter- est in the remainder in fee of the said James H. In and to the following described tract of real es- lying, being and situate in the county of Pitt and state of North Car- to Hounded by the lands of the Craw- ford heirs, the land. Lawrence Anderson. J. F. King and others, and being the land of which the late Geo. W. died seized and possessed as evidenced by certain deeds from A. R. A. Willoughby. Geo Jefferson. Tyson and others, containing 1-2 acres, more or less; Interest to be sold being such interest as was devised to the said B. Geo. w. Hem- by in his last Will and Testament, the said James II. Hemby being one of the children of the said W. Hem- by. This the 1st day of July. 1912. S. I. DUDLEY, ltd Sheriff of Pitt County BULL MOOSE NOW MELTING POT SCALP All Discontented Welcome Kerchief Under MOOSE CHIEF VERY HOSPITABLE and to be Welcome Into en Part. Ks Need to About Former Polities NEW YORK. July his first speech since he returned from go. Colonel Roosevelt today set forth his reasons for leading in the of a new party. His address was delivered at a meeting of the New York State Chairmen of the national party. Colonel Roosevelt did not intend to speak, he declared, but the chairmen would not be denied. Colonel Roosevelt No man knows better than I that enthusiasm and principles cannot be without organization and work. A great responsibility rests upon you men here, who are undertaking the organization of a new party which is to stand four squared to democracy, which is to be literally the party of the people. It will fight on live and not dead ones. It will embody a protest against the corruption of both of the old party mat nines. It will be a party into which ex-Democrats and ex- Republicans without regard to their political past as to come in an exact equality and to have each the same j n the party management. When we get this started It will be a party and not only representing the people at election time but will represent them in party management. We are going to see to it that it is or gnawed so that it Will be for any fifty three men. chosen four years before by politicians to stand superior to all the voters of a great state like and that if that site has not shaped its laws a given call of fifty three men the state shall not dis- enfranchised. My own judgment is names. Guggenheim and Co. made a poor swap when they took two stolen delegate from California in place vote of Cali- They were not Contented with that. the vote of Massachusetts for vote of two I think it was about el expensive a swap as was ever made by political am g by political managers. Dandruff and Every Form of Scalp Disease Cured Quirk 1.1 It is simply wonderful how goes after dandruff. You rub a little it in tips of the fingers. It gets right down into the glands, the head stops the itch, and makes the head feel fine. No. it isn't is a fine, clear, vanish- liquid. You don't have to even wash your hands after using And what a wonder it is for eczema, rash, pimples and all skin afflictions A j cent trial bottle at is guaranteed to stop any skin irritation. is prepared by K. W. Rose Medicine Co. St. Louis. Mo., and is regularly sold by druggists at SI a bottle. Hut to prove what it will do at expense. is not put up in cent trial bottles. South em In fishing for compliments use fresh bait. the finishing the page. Fresh people usually consider them- selves the salt of the earth. We all regret many things we haven't only a few we have. It's a good plan to believe only you hear; then forget half of that. PREMIER CARRIER OP THE Direct points North. South, East and West LOW Ml TRIP FARES TO WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA he Laud el The also to California points and all principal resorts CONVENIENT SCHEDULES, LIGHTED COACHES. COMPLETE DINING CAR SERVICE If you are contemplating a trip to any point, before completing arrange- for It will be wise for yon to consult a representative of the Southern Railway, or write the under- signed, who will gladly and courteous- furnish you with all information as to your best and quickest schedule and most comfortable way hi which to make trip. J. O. JONES. Traveling Passenger Agent, Raleigh. N. C. Even good intentions prove too much of a burden for some men to carry. Retribution is something we are morally certain will overtake people. This Space is Reserved for The Greenville Banking and Trust Company Watch the Grow Satire Bale North Carolina. Pitt county. In the Superior Court before C Moore, Clerk. E. Griffin and wife. Julia F. Griffin; M. Cherry and wife Annie F. Cherry and E. H. Foley vs. William F. Cherry. virtue of decree the Super- Court made by D. C Moore, clerk, on the 15th day of July, 1912. in the above entitled special proceed- the undersigned will, on Monday, the 16th day of Au- 1912. at o'clock, noon, expose in public sale before the court house door, in Greenville. North Carolina, Pitt County, to the highest bidder for cash, the following described lot or panel of land to and be- in the town of Greenville. North Carolina, situated on the North side of Third Street and west side of Co- h street adjoining Third Street on the south and on the east and the lot known as the W. H. Harrington lot on the north and the lot known as the lot on the west, containing about one-half acre, more or and being the lot on which U Mary Foley formerly This is made fur the purpose of making partition among the heirs at law Mrs Mary Foley the 16th day of July. 1912. F. C. Harding, ltd Commissioner. Illuming Una Lay it to Bryan. No matter what are, he probably did Press. 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Our desire is to give you the best service possible and we will do everything in our power to merit your patronage. See to it that YOU do not lose money this year. THINK OF HART HADLEY, Hardware GREENVILLE, North Carolina CO s- to IS THE RT OF EAST E S CAROLINA. IT HAS POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED ONE, IS ROUNDED Y THE REST COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL ELM'S ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HAVE TO OFFER THE WAT OF LA CA PIT A L TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE YE AN UP TO DATE JOB AND NEWSPAPER PL Is the Most Useful, the Most Healthful, the Vest el Man. George WE HAVE A ULA OF TWELVE III V DEED I PEOPLE IS THE EASTERN FART OF NORTH CARO LISA ASH INVITE TB WHO WISH To GET . ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IS A BUSINESS WAT TO TARE A FEW INCHES SPACE ASH TELL THEM WHAT TO BRING TO THEIR ATTENTION. OUR ADVERTISING RATES ARE LOW CAN BE HAD UPON ME I M II I I. I. C t, M II. ARM OF LAW DESCENDS Lieutenant Leader of the Strong Arm Squad Arraigned Before New York Judge And Charged With Rosenthal's Murder JACK DOSE ELS WHITMAN BECKER Hit YORK, July A. Becker, real came us dramatic climax to the past fortnight's Investigations of the murder, has been u member of Xe York police force nearly twenty rear, appointment dating back November remained a private in the ranks for ten years, being promoted to a post in 1903, A months after he became a Becker came in- to public view as the hero a drowning rescue on the Baal water For this he received a hero medal. Two years later, however. the trial of Inspector the man whom Becker had rescued from water, is said to have made an affidavit stating the rescue was faked and that he received a certain sum his part in it. The first serious case in which Becker was concerned was the Shooting dead of a plumber's helper. John Fay. who was killed by a bullet lire and another policeman were suspended following an Investigation, but were reinstated. Becker was placed in Charge of the so called strong arm squad en June 1911. Since time he has been much ill the public eye. making many spectacular raids Last March a man was killed by a billet tired during one of his raids. linker relieved from charge Of the for a lime, hut was later re- assigned It. During the year he was in charge of the strong arm Becker made more than raids. the attack mi Rosenthal's place on April NEW YORK. July -While lice Lieutenant Becker tor Hie A. Becker, fur nearly twenty years of the gambler, Herman a member of the New York police confessions of department and later commanding and the so called strong arm paced revealed to District At- his cell in the Tombs today protest- Whitman the police system in inn his innocence of murder, all its New York officials from Mayor I The public prosecutor, following down went forward with the of the three confessions, into the death of Herman ,. . . . . ., .,. tinned his search for evidence that the gambler, whose murder Becker is alleged have instigated up than l . . L . . . I I . ,. t i to frustrate. s threat Pygmy And the Ordinary Size officials exported the revealing an alliance between the lieutenant and gamblers ten- Tile arrest of Becker lays bare a in different cells, fearful of the scandal in the police department that and to shake it to its foundation, protection are Jacob for District Attorney Whitman Webber, eves the story of police has only and workers of the under- half told, Rosa con- world, who confessed last they Becker came to and set the stage at bidding and fairly desperate over Rosenthal's in- hired the assassins who of all he knew of his to death iii front of the Hotel relations with Beck or, has lived too The Indictment and arrest of I'd- lie not to be put mil of the way Mr. A. D. Dupree Joins Navy Yard Men Moseley Bros. on Better Fooling From the rd the Coming month Mr. Alvin Dupree, who for the past three years has been Identified with of Mr II A. While, will take up his duties as Insurance man with the local III of Moseley During the time Mr. has Worked up insurance and its allied lines he has made many friend both in business and otherwise, and they always him a most obliging and active business man. His intimate the line of business he has pursued for the last years, his ability and his Willingness, augurs well for the choice WASHINGTON, July of New York has that very nearly every good ; mechanic employed by the govern- In the navy yards is against in the matter of cations and sick leaves and to put the in a fairer position has Introduced a hill giving f , navy yards, gun factories and fifteen days leave of absence pay every year and clays sic k leave. Misses Johnnie and Lucy Little went to evening. E EVIDENCE IN ATLANTA TRIAL JUSTICE IN Accuses Husband of Does Shamming Not Refer to Contestants Abusively BELIEVE PHYSICIANS HIS HAT ALSO II THE photo by photo pygmy acquired New York park at a cost of arc the to the pygmy taring i. as almost mythical were In Liberia an hunter explorer In a reeking with An ordinary hippo weigh more than measure some eleven feet In twelve in length. The- of these pygmy hippo weighs pounds. U thirty Inches at the seventy Inches in from end of nose to of tall, the tall Itself Is twelve Th female stands eighteen high at the shoulders The skull of the pygmy is more Of rounded on Its upper Its art longer and more slender In proportion, Its not like those of the giant The fore of the pygmy Is rein lively than that of the large The lower Jaw only two while the has four The eyes are not set as high In the small as In one. Slack and White Serious Accusation stars Disagree Against Asheville Man RICHMOND, Va., July There Is a Huh division now in the Republican party in Virginia. The black and Inn root ion Roosevelt wing f the a. P. has bees Formation i straight convention which has loose from tin- while the black tun national and will gather here tin Hie leadership K. Pollard to name to Chicago so called Bull Moose This movement has no connection the scheme Includes the Virginia that followed Gen. it. Jackson in native mm. Wood row Wilson. Republicans, Lily white Roosevelt cans and . i Roosevelt Republicans are now before the pub- in Virginia. We Asheville, a man years respectable family, was arrested at on the charge criminally a Iii old girl Weal Ashe . villa brought lore an I placed in jail, lie would a statement, hut told of county he was of I assault. According to the story sill. attacked in place as she was fr. a neighbor's to home. Offices I were notified and search Immediately, mat- wan kepi several hours. Physicians report girl is not in i dangerous condition, There are more lemons than plums on the political Mother of Tells that Mr-. Wanted Place illume ii Holler, t Crowded Atlanta, July Ho Daisy on trial here ac- . having attempted to kill her once, declared if any body had shot Grace it was butler, was recited on the Stand Mrs. S L. Hill. s null her. Mrs. Grace arrived the Hill home iii testified Mrs. Hill, and as informed Grace had been shot in his home in Atlanta. I had told Mis. Hill, Daisy said she I no it. I I v as afraid Gene had accidentally shot himself. II anyone, shot Gene, she said. Mis. Grace declared, ii was Yesterday he nearly beat Martha to death and told if touched her again In- would his c me out on him, Mrs. Hill her where had been shot. Through tie lung, she replied. When later she told Daisy Unit was still alive land had loin lo hospital, Mrs Hill said Daisy asked as lo the proximity of the and tin- heart and remarked that she did lint know anybody who bad been shot through heart could Asked as lo whether Mrs. Grace had re- wit- Bald Mrs, Grace remarked in mil, that she thought should have life insured for her protection. month, Mis. Hill said, her daughter fold her hod had his life insured. The witness Why didn't you during your preliminary examination what you have said a item Mrs re- mark concerning proximity of the and lungs. Developments are expected when lie status of Sams, a mulatto dressmaker, is explained, Her name brought into the record day, inn her connection with inn was indicated. Also, it is Intimated that Mrs. Grace will try to show her husband is not from the waist down During the yesterday she created a sensation when she re- marked man Watch Gene's lees move. When questioned about the of his limbs attributed it to reflex action If anyone thinks I am feigning helplessness, he said. I'll allow them to slick a pin in no body. If I an eye. I'll lee any punishment. Grace was again at the trial today in of Intense heal in the Courtroom. Mrs Grace came lo court unaccompanied, she wore a silk dress, a new pompadour cannier creation i -t hand was almost completely hidden from crowd, mostly men, by an expensive Panama hat Chief Mailer I lark Delivered inn- Refers rd in Greensboro I Outline- Hi- July open- i campaign for the senatorial Chief-Justice Clark address- ed a Greensboro last He spoke, in part, as wish to unequivocally that i shall say nothing in will reflect upon tin i character of either of competitors. They have lived clean lives. They have been, and I hope Still are. lay personal it la n. upon them I aspire to the Office which they desire. Their char alters not in and will not he an issue in this Their i public property, and w. have a right to scrutinize closely the which the have and for which they will stand elected to senate. was chairman Democratic executive committee buck in the nineties and he retained long became senator and Indeed, I until second election to that He has a large acquaintance, in- deed l may say. organization unions those who organize voters In iii townships counties in be- half of the s. for years rep Fifth in Congress and course, had an organization to aid him. In canvass for governor in extended this throughout state and sine, he has been governor he has added lo this lie natural gratitude men whom he has appointed to office their and also reflecting Upon his exercise of the power in any way. he has in many will men . i n instances he- has granted pardons. Kin- years it understood these gentlemen were as for office senator and these strong well or- by their friends expected lo other in contest, When a ago Governor Aycock and my- self announced ourselves candidates, ii caused intense lo side- Tiny as rash and Inconsiderate on our part. road in the States s. n ; i. is lo any man whom shall wish to send I do need to have chalked any set of men. In language of Mr. Roosevelt, it is in ring and will he there when flu sun ii on November Heroines Sen Trunk line . Ant. l -With the Inauguration its m-w through freight sen ice lo West today the Maryland was from a local railroad into an pendent trunk system The western outlet is gained through the now st mile from Cumberland, Mel. to connecting with the and Lake road. .