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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. A widow Is never more dangerous than when she tells an old bachelor that she was never really happy in her married News. will save the dyspeptic from many s misery, and enable him to cat whatever he wishes. They prevent HEADACHE, cause the food to assimilate and the body, give keen appetite, solid muscle. Elegantly sugar No Substitute. The Bank of Greenville THE BANK IN PITT COUNTY With Us of OVER One Quarter a Million Doll an STANDS READY TO SERVE ITS OLD AND INVITES NEW ONES. R. L. L. Little, S. T. HOOKER. II. D. Watt man, d no U C en MONEY LOST EVERY year some farmers lose money by buying the first is offer- ed them without looking over our lines of FARM MACHINERY. We carry an up-to-date line of farm and machines that we know will give you absolute satisfaction. They are the most practical, economical and on the market. We carry a stock of repairs for the ma- chines we sell, which is to be considered in buying machinery. 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. .

W. A. BOWEN The House of High Grade Merchandise Woolen Dross GOOdS, P Ki ad to be P the Goods at This Cloth, Best of Staple Dry i Cm s Furnishings. Women tad Will ii,. Pleased Silks. Km In Tho Goods ad at This Store W. A. GREENVILLE, North Carolina DENIES ALL WORTH I Jurist Denial That is Sum Paid Gunmen to Do Killing NEVER TOOK ADVANTAGE PRIVATE Al FURNISHED WITH- OUT A PIANO What adds more to the en- of the family than a PIANO in the home No dealer can place one in your home for less money than we can. Our prices and terms are sure to please. Sam White Piano Co. . In Document He in l, in I tn the Number Charge lane Him in the WASHINGTON. July 19.-Bitting a court Impeachment Hie Senate W adjourned after Judge Robert w. formal answer to him out deciding if the trial go on this or be postponed until this v July Judge Rob en W. of the Commerce court in in iii. I by th ,.; k, ;., for denied to the Senate Bitting . of that ; ever need Influence . i be net i oh Mi- a l In I i litigation before Inter- Kan Police Only inn ii. Hut Blade Him in HI for Guilty Parties. Becker Still on NEW YORK, Atoms; Whit is in from Investigations of private . that make him feel that h capture the slayers the gambler ii sure ground that th Herman Rosenthal will soon be an accomplished I'll, public prosecutor has heard that the five assassins, after shooting Rosenthal fled to Rockaway there in a gambling house lost the i o, of their crime on gambling Once broke slayers came back ii is rent Into hiding. Th gambling house in which they played In to owned by Black Jack Rose, om in, n now c. mm is hemmed NO Sot e , its M- G. M. MOORING SON General Merchandise of cotton and duce. We now the former Co. , be slid to have our on in. Drug Co. the Best in Our Prescription ICE CREAM Superior to any. Alt Soda Fountain Toilet Articles, Full Lint of Stationery. Fountain Pens, Kodak Supplies Telephone Cow Drug Co. Greenville. N. state Commerce i that h used his position In connection with tho shooting ii credit from litigants Rosenthal, bad undertaken to Rose. II is said, saw in it that the i . i on a general business for slayers with proceeds of their in coal crime, were taken to the In the House Indictment gambling To h l. s thousand dollars is said t., Judge replied th PaW that none, even of true, constituted in Rosenthal Private . offense. , high or confirmed information that la as defined by th,. BO were Involved lo kill No hint has mi tho public Many statements contained in i ,. , , . . , prosecutor or tho private detectives as were not disputed . . . ,, , , . , , to who paid the assassins. .- . denied and of others was asked on th. ii l they w re too I admit proper defense. Judge admitted in- par- I in the now noted K Bank De ii i and the i. I Iron a subs K. Ii Railroad. had . In his court. I that he or mil of by. a Washington s; .; Ida position lo ind In Sunday's .; News . l. slat. i . . H. me Mr. Roy C. ii, ; Flanagan had been sent to Jurist denied i he at o . . , i . ,. . ,. ., ,,;.,;.,;, . . Greenville, but telegrams from . M S. Senators Simmons an, . ,.,,. ,., s,.,,, . , Bl, Overman had naked th. i .- M n Coal This at the Rail- Postmaster Flanagan, which means road interstate Commerce, everybody here regardless of party Commission. William P, ltd and bu Monday both senator brothers, Christopher and M are principal stockholders In the here and William P. Roland was be as author of some of the charges on that re- which the House Judiciary Committee Previous telegrams In reported articles of in , foundation The answer out II it his participation In the Senator Overman In message. lions with officials of the lo Mayor F. M. Wooten Railroad for settlement for Watson and Christopher Roland and that as all his acts without pro or Washington. D. C. July expectation of of any Whichard and Others, kind N. C. i Flanagan baa just been confirmed upon my motion. LEE s I All of road tho same and in a few minutes after their re- our was the hap- man In Greenville was be- congratulated by all b I i he news. Responses of won promptly wired Over- man for his action. This is Mr. Flanagan's third look their places the counsel table a few minutes after S n con- as a court of S Kern Watson. Foster who wore absent when tho case first taken up. were sworn In as members Hip court. It took the clerk of the St n ten minutes to n id Journal the last day court's sitting. Th Sen- if point men as postmaster and the endorsement of people FLOWERS When you want the best. we are at your services. Choice Violets and Wedding Is the Latest Styles. Floral offerings artistically at short notice. J. L Co. N. C. D. J. JR. Agent for and SEE HIM, M. Tl day of 1912 W. A. TAYLOR, W. M. MOOSE, Taker. m the l defendant's attorneys r pro- . , pared to make answer to the .,,. ,.,,., ,,., ,,,.,. , me with om- . and than he. would like hue n read from clerk's said Mr NOTICE OF W, A. Taylor enters and claims the following piece or parcel of land In the county of township, described and d as Adjoining land the and W. A. Taylor on the north, the Jesse land om the west and south and K. G. Man- land on the east. Containing tow and twenty-five acres, more or less. ESTABLISHED S. M. Schultz Wholesale and retail grocer and dealer. paid Fur, Seed Oil. barrels, keys, Oak bedsteads, Mattresses. Suits, carriages, par suits, tables, lounges, safes, and Ax snuff, High tobacco, Key West i. cigars, canned cherries, es. syrup. Jelly, Meat, flour, sugar, coffee, soap, lye, food matches, oil, cotton seed meal and hulls, garden seeds, oranges, apples nuts, candles, dried apples, peaches prunes, currants, raisins, glass and china ware, wooden re, cakes and crackers, cheese, best new Royal Sewing Machines and numerous other goods. Quality and quantity cheap for cash. Come to see me. Phi. s U. . collapses n Port Herman the Senate and the reading lengthy answer began. of the Sale lo Hull tin CHICAGO, July direct- plans for the National Convention i held August today declared that the attendance would exceed all expectations. John F. We received requests to hold seats for the Indians delegation and friends of alone, in addition Iowa. Penn- Alabama. New York and Virginia committees each for hundred seats Dr. rearing Germany, July shock catastrophe causing the death o a large number of German last evening at this tie resort. The landing stags, which was crow dad to its utmost capacity, during i concert given by the local hand, col- lapsed and over B hundred Into the sea. There was a terrible scene of as the people on shore and on the ruins of the landing stage en- to the men. women and children In th the wreckage Twenty one bodies been hut it is believed that many ft m Shoes Every Pair a Bargain The season grows late and we are disposing of our large stock of the season's latest styles in shoes at A SACRIFICE Look our stock over and save money by your purchase- It costs you nothing to examine these goods and a very small sum to make your Shoe Comply I, ,, VI R. C. S. WHO FORMERLY WAS AGENT FOR THE I BICYCLE has seen 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. S THIS MACHINE IS KNOWN TO BE THE BEST MACHINE ON THE MARKET. john Flanagan buggies Buggy Co. Agents for make N C. bicycles and tires We are prepared to do any repair work on 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 Gates, Sugg, Auto Co. CARR ATKINS line of Hardware and Paints. Farm- Implements best makes, Sporting Goods, Etc. Dr. II. O. Hyatt will be Hotel lost lives. M to diseases tit excursionist, had come front parts of Northwestern ti spend the day on the seashore. If it's in the Hardware line, we have it. Reflector Advertisements Pay Want Column Announcements PLAYS Braves In Um ten eat kinds of bull in one afternoon. S a For r of Deeds Larry being out of Um To the Voters of Pitt hereby a can- put quite a crimp in Nap I take this method of announcing from the South side of Tar bluing and fielding. myself a candidate for the office County Commissioner of Register of of county, sub- county subject to the action and to your consideration and approval of the Democratic voters of val. Should you as your county candidate, I will appreciate it have for what you have done for me tn the past. Should you see tit to choose someone else, that will not lessen by appreciation for what you have already done for me and my lore for the people of Pitt county. Very respectfully, T. R. For Register of Deeds. desire to announce that will be candidate of Deeds be- fore the Democratic primary or con- which ever may be called for the county of I shall be grace- and appreciate the support of my friends citizens of the county of Pitt J. HARRINGTON. It For Register of Deeds. I hereby announce myself a can- for the office of Register of Deeds of Pitt county, subject to the action and approval of Democrat- primary. I wish to thank my friends for the support given four rears and earnestly ask for same In the coming primary. BELL. I m Rex-Inter of Deeds. I hereby announce myself a date for Register of Deeds of Pitt county, subject to the approval and action of the Democratic party. I Tl R. L LITTLE LEVI PIERCE. Frank of Troy team, may take up New York State leaguer, lo Cuba fall. For State Senator. Subject to approval by the Demo- voters I hereby announce my- self a candidate for the nomination of State Senator for Pitt county. t ALEX L. BLOW. For State Senate. I hereby announce myself a date for the State Senate, subject to the action of the Democratic primary of Pitt county. This the 29th day of May. 1912. Monte Cross hat quit i coating for the Louts Brown, and la looking tor a Job as manager of minor Harry the former big has been released as of the Mansfield team in the Ohio state league, The best of fall when tun against Walter Johnson. Ty Cobb averaged six hit. a day for three days in Philadelphia, then moved to Wash- faced Johnson In the first game and didn't got a hit Pennant holies i the Chicago ant are Is cal at. and not worth a June; iii.- iii.-ii the .; I. won; then i i a wallop Cubs and the pennant is lost i be won again Cuba I k out in. Professional Cards N. W. Attorney Law Ode formerly occupied by J. L flaming . North F. I bird in The veteran, who is .-till watching the game closely, the Boston Red Box win the in the American league. pen- Fag i Commissioner To the voters of Pitt want lo name a man for County Commissioner from the North side of the county, u man of business and that is fully qualified to till the place and If elected will look after the interests of the county. Nominate and elect Jack Dunn has a Meant Baltimore this season, and the Roch- ester Hustlers will have go some they beat out he Orioles in the international league race. John who has Just his Huh anniversary as man- Bel., July Republican. In assembled here today for a convention complete and elect in attend the Progressive Na- convention at Chicago M. Lawyer. Office second floor In Wooten on Third St., opposite court U I. Moore W. H. if North famine. Law F. I If IN Veterinary at A. M. Allen's Stables. R. C. Day Phone Night Phone 28.-L Will attend calls Day or t H Ward C. C h I N N. H Hit A PI HI e st In all the in Wooten building on Street . . North Leah Hotel Closes F. M. Lawyer 3rd St. 2nd floor Wooten X. C. ST, Mo., July Southern Hotel, for one ff- the best known in try, lies. I tonight. The i of hotel is said to i the Inclination of ii proprietors lo de- nOW their Lose the failure of D. H. Clark MEEK END ASH RATES to Morehead City Beaufort, S. C. Sunday excursion tickets now on and week end fares will become effective Saturday. June 1st For specific rates and complete Engineer Attorney st formation apply to any agent of A CLARK Norfolk Southern railroad. i it- him and you will make no mistake. New York Giants, says owners of the property That man is John Taylor. MANY VOTERS. that he late Frank Sales was the greatest manager ever piloted a big league tern, For The . . . I hereby announce myself a can- Th. Northwestern league for the House of team has Archie Persona subject to the and crack of the of the primary of Parsons for and was Bod another lessee The of the hotel is in doubt ill is cell, rally believed that p will I,, reopened. W. CARTER. K. D. Practice limited to diseases of the Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat. N. C Greenville. N. C. with Dr. D. L. James. j villa, day every Monday, to pm Directory Pitt county. T. L. WILLIAMS the leading batter in the Canada league. Western In a recent gain,, between Daven- port and Decatur, in the Three-Eye DENVER. Colo., mar-; Miss Harriot daughter , of the late Mrs. Sarah Decker, the noted suffragist and woman's Club and Caldwell Martin, a .-ll known Denver lawyer, was quietly celebrated today, is said lo have been tie request of Mrs. Decker on her death-bi d that her daughter's wed- EVERETT Attorney at Law Edwards Building on the House Square title. STY AND CITY OFFICIALS I Lodges slid the State Senate, to the ac- of a voting primary of the Dem- party under the plan of or- Upon con- e approval the people I stand upon the platform of For Register Deeds. I hereby announce myself a ate for Register of Deeds of For State Semite Haling been endorsed by anti- League. Davenport made an odd Hi- ring element the Democratic party. Pl which two men were re- ,,,,, , ,, um s-It a candidate for at the plate and another at 3rd base. Jimmy anything on To the News tn fall WASHINGTON. D. C. Men of the Democratic party. A J. c. For Constable. I hereby announce myself a can- for constable of township, subject to the action and approval of the Democratic party. L. W. CHERRY. For Constable. I hereby announce myself a can for Constable of township, subject to the action and approval of the Democratic party. JESSE L. WHICHARD. Constable. I wish to announce myself a for township con- subject to tho Democratic WALTER I. For County I hereby announce myself as a can- from the north side of Tar river for County Commissioner of PHI county, subject to the action and of tho Democratic primary of Pitt county. MONTGOMERY T. SPIER, I. extension of the stock law by . vote of the people ill the effected, The repeal of the law leg- of the last legislature. The Improvement of the public without bond issues. Against any bend Issue in Pitt County for next two years except in towns -and then only vote of the people effected. Improvement of the county home A legalized primary for North T. Initiative and Referendum, if , -i the above principles I most earnestly solicit WILLIAM EVANS. Braves when II comes to i, prominent In the Where lite , of his . began to arrive in the capita The Choice Of ii public Interest is i too important a for a n to be handicapped bad Bl blood or foul breath Avoid these by taking Dr. King's New- Life Pills. New strength, fine pure breath, cheerful spirits thing, that win their Use Easy. safe. sure. at all For Con stable announce myself iii exercises, scheduled, which sch- take the White Huns., tomorrow forenoon, n the weather is favorable. Mr. will re- tho notification committee on the rear portico i executive man- which overlooks the ellipse and down past the Washington toward the Potomac, He will speak from portico, with the com- NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION grouped him on Notice is hereby given that the firm lawn, Al conclusion of the Company, of monies the visitors will the guests North Carolina, composed of the President luncheon. V. and James M Hines. has this day dissolved by mu- Insect Leg consent. M. Mines A Huston man lost his leg from the purchased the entire Interest of Z. bite of an insect two years before In the business and will To avert such calamities from stings continue the business In the name of and bites of insects use ALBION Attorney at law in building. It wherever art desired North If. F. EVANS at Law opposite R. L. Smith Col and next to John flan Company's new -ill -S. I. Dudley. Clerk Superior C. Register of Duds -W. M. Moore. ii. Wilson, OH. Laughing- P. D. J Holland, J. J. May, M. Lewis, L. Proctor. for constable of Heaver Dam township, subject to action and approval of the Democratic primary J. I-. NICHOLS. l It I m w a Junes M. Hines. IT the Mb day of July. Z. V. JAMES M. HINES. ltd Salve promptly to kill the poll on and prevent and pain. Heals bums, boils, ulcer. eczema, cuts, bruises. Only it all druggist. II. F. TYSON Insurance Life, Fire. Sick and Accident on street, rear Frank Wilson's store t E Central Barber Shop Edmonds Clark and Latham Proprietors Located in main business part of town. Four chairs In opera- and each one presided over by a skilled barber. Ladies waited on at their homes. For the Legislature. I hereby announce myself a can- for the House of subject to the action and of the Democratic primary Pitt county. S. T. CARSON. May 10th. 1912. 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 of Pitt county, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. SHADE ALLEN STOCKS, For Count; Commissioner. I hereby announce myself a date for County Commissioner of Pitt county, subject to the approval and action of the Democratic primary of the county. S. PORTER 1912. e MS For County Subject to approval by the Demo- voters I hereby announce my- self a candidate for nomination of of Pitt JNO. L. GIBSON For The Legislature I hereby announce myself a date for the House of Representatives. Subject In the action and approval the Democratic primary of Pitt E. WHICHARD, Whichard, N. c. For The Legislature Having been endorsed by the ring element of the I announce myself a candidate for the House of Representatives, subject to the action of a voting primary of the Democratic party miller the plan o sanitation. Upon the question con- fronting the people I stand upon the following of No Of the law except by a vote of the people in the territory effected. Tin- of law of tin- last legislature it. The improvement of the public road. Without bond issues. Against any bond issue in Pitt county for the next two years except In and then only by vote of the people effected. Improvement of the county home a legalized primary for North Carolina If you desire the above principles be upheld I most earnestly solicit your votes. N. It. COREY. Notice of Dissolution Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing be-j I. ll. Fender and S. T. Hicks doing a plumbing business under name of Pender and Hicks, has been this day dissolved by mutual consent The same business win hereafter be continued in the name of S T. July 22nd. 1912. L. II PENDER, .-. T. HICKS laid at j ii J. E. WINSLOW Hunsucker Buggies Wagons Gardner's Repair Shop If you want the beet Cart manufactured In Pitt County go u Shop and ask for a pair DIXIE WHEELS Black Birch Hubs, split White Spokes, Pitch-pine Rims. Steel Axle, made by strictly workmen. Every pair Just around the corner from market. GARDNER'S REPAIR SHOP. N. C. In most cases No man would Suffer loss Under no would he Admit his business No longer needed Careful protection, Endangers it by neglect Ton ii. M. Wooten. C. Tyson. L. Carr. Chief of T. Smith. E. Nobles, B, B. W. A. J. S. Tunstall J. F. Davenport. H. F. Tyson, Z. P. Van- Dyke, H. C. Edwards. Water and Light S. Spain, C. OH. L. W. Tucker. L. Alien D. Overton. Churches. Baptist, O. M. Hock, pastor; C. C. Pierce, clerk; C. W. Wilson, superintendent of Sun- day school; J. C. Tyson, secretary. regular pastor. Episcopal, St. Dallas Tucker, rector. W. A. Bowen superintendent of Sunday school. R. v. Lancaster, P U, Johnson, clerk. Jarvis K, M pastor; A, B, clerk; II. D. superintend- of Sunday school; L. II. secretary. s Move Chapel Rev. W. O. pastor. Pros Will Thomas pastor. Lodges. Greenville No. A. F. and A. M. K. Williams, W. M ; L. H. Pender, Sec Sharon. No. A. F. and A. M. F D. i;. Griffin, Sec. Greenville Encampment No. L o. w. C. P.; . H. Pender. Scribe. Tar River No. K. J. Woodward. A. H. Ellington, of R. and S. Chapter No. it. A. ti, j J. N. Hart. H. p K E Griffin, Sec. I Covenant No. I. O. O. Meets every Tuesday night, E. O. Flanagan, N ;.; L. ll Pender, Sec. Tribe No. I. R. a Sachem; J. Evans. C. of R. Horses and Mules Phone No. GREENVILLE, North Carolina i i i. I represent some of the strongest in- companies in America. L. Wilkinson FUt GREENVILLE, N C Want Ads. I Lillian Carr. Miss Ward secretary. Daughters of T. Jarvis. president; Mrs. J. L. en. secretary. I The Kings A. I. ; Blow, president; Mrs. J. O. i Secretary. I Sans -President. Mrs. Lewis Secretary. Mrs. W. L. Hall j Dunn, president; D. It Clark, End of Century- Mrs R. O. fries, president; Mrs E B. Secretary. Round R. Miss Nellie Denny, Sec. Civic Mrs. T. A Person.- Secretary. Mrs. T. H.

THE CAROLINA HOME end FARM and EASTERN REFLECTOR Published by ion In,. O. J. Editor. NORTH CAROLINA . year, . . U mouths. rates may be hail application at the office Reflector and i mid streets. All cards of and resolutions respect will be charged at per word. ply collect a higher price carry- from 1906 to 1911 served in a certain freight than similar capacity in in March they should collect were they ed conduct the express business s. The express graft is one the main reasons for the high cost of food as much food stuff, especially the fresh is carried by that method. 1911, hi- resigned from the diplomatic to return to Kentucky and devote his attention to his business Editorial of Human Interest Communications advertising dates will be charged for at cents per line, up to lines. as second clues matter August 1910, at the post office at Greenville. North Carolina, act of March 1879. FRIDAY. 1913 Three faces Reflector man greatly missed at the Press were Major London, Thad Man- Jim Robinson A Press Con- dot's not loom just right with out presence of those three, es- as they have been regular attendants almost as far as we can Former Congressman John c;. Shaw of in president of the Law an Order of town and has been quite active violators o prohibition Recently he re- an letter threatening lo burn his property. had th letter published together with a reply in which said in tended to prosecute violators to fullest extent of his ability no amount of throats nor acts of would deter him in discharge of his duly. Tin- letter threats is evidence that men win. engage in ii- business will stoop to any crime than be thwarted in their pose Press Comment returning home from Convention at Morehead City, Phillips went right bark to talking shout -o- Some than they do love their docs better their children. ------o ate in History ed the island IT SOW trusts have found out that nothing pays so well as dissolution. the decree of tin- Supreme Court which ordered the Standard Oil trust to dissolve, the value of lit at corporation's rose rapidly. The decree, without changing the trust except in a matter of amounted practically to a governmental guarantee to violate the laws. Alter the decree was Is- sued the trust owners discovered that the monopoly stood in no further danger prosecution as this always been tin- great menace lo the trust, It was a meat boon lo have it Accordingly the value tin- shares went skyward. As i result, oilier trusts have be- lo dissolve. The beef trust his announced a dissolution plan, so that too. will conform to the Supreme Courts notion of what constitutes a law abiding trust. The powder trust did likewise, the terms of the re.-, in its case, being w l it the trust's own lawyers and later approved by the Federal Court of Delaware, Dissolution is. next lo the high the best thing that ever hap- to the trusts. WHAT WILSON S Mil -Much criticism has been directed against Governor Wilson by ed men and newspapers because of his alleged antagonism to In one of Iris books Governor Wilson deplored the artificially immigration from Southern and he particularly deplored the practice of steamship companion holding out false promises to people on the other side order lo In- duce them to come to this country. T i companies, through l and huge placards, give out the impression that every man who came here would he given farm fie,, by th.- government as the leading surgeon other ridiculous promises Governor years old today. Wilson wrote that this had tin- of bringing a lot of people here July of Trinidad. 1556 Ignatius de Loyola, founder the Jesuits, died Horn Mill. Wolfe repulsed his attack on the French at Quebec, mads a major gen- in American army. builder or the Monitor, horn. I tied March Scott, founder of the Methodist church, died in Newark N J Horn in field, Vt. Feb. 1800, Gen. Burnside declared martial law in Kentucky. Johnson, seventeenth president of the died at Carter's Depot. Tenn. Horn at Raleigh. X. C. Dec .;. 1808 1883 John builder of the first tr, died in New N Y Horn in Ire- land. July 180.9 1811-John G. A. Penn- appointed to Germany. Congratulations Joseph M. Dixon. States sen- from Montana, who is managing the Roosevelt national campaign, 4.1 old today. Sir William Henry May. one of the twelve admirals British navy. years old today. John D. president of the Or- Railroad and Company. years old today. Rev. Dr. Robert Stuart president of the Baptist World Al- old today head of the in and generally of Dr, David It president of the of New Mexico and former- superintendent of the Presbyterian would not have come had they Board of Hoe Missions. year., old understood the real situation. Mr. Wilson is not opposed to migration. He takes the position that this country always his been ways will he a haven for the This is My Birthday For tile those who pies.-I ill spelling Girl will state that there is no split in Washington Post The Republican progressive who an put principle above party Bad no trouble in making up mind to vote Governor Herald. We regard it n gross violation of I proprieties and amenities the dents campaign for a newspaper to call the leader the third party Bully This is limn Slate. I crease of suicides of less than lino far outstripped the decrease and has given the a slightly in- average of suicides. What is the reason for this Why should the smaller cities feel the r life more than the great- tow as Actual physical causes, such as bodily disease, insanity, alcoholism, j ell be dismissed at once, for these arc fairly constant factors. One;. theory is to be found in the obscure phrasing of a III OP IN COST OF With business conditions fairly no very great disaster not support ,. political catastrophes re- Senator Lee S. Overman, saying that Wilson will carry -North Carolina II majority drives the truth home when he declares of can- i man whose tongue lashes the trusts out- day and holds out his hands i contribution from the the Star, A State warehouse lull like that which South Carolina Court declare in now pending before the Georgia Legislature. Perhaps we mush have these lulls enacted -is u matter of polities and killed as a of organic law and public policy in cotton Ob- server. corded, a wave of swept over the land during I that Is Hie statisticians of life companies. Figures drawn from various sources show that, while there was a mark- ed decrease in the ratio of suicides In of and more, the SIDEWALK SKETCHES L. THE The providing of a foot channel in the Ashley river so that vessels draft may hereafter discharge their cargoes at the docks of tin plants without going through ill.- expensive preliminary pro.-.- lightening at wharves on the Cooper liver is one of the most important Improvements undertaken here i- the government in many years. The greater part of Charleston's Import t material and of the plants now m operation ten are situated on the banks tin- river within six miles of the city. i dollars each year win saved to these plant,, when the Mother in w canal has completed. 1852. Ai present S 1-4 yards of sheeting are required to erect a tube skirt which a woman has to drop into from the top of a step ladder. This and loose Hewing garment is now lo he discarded in favor of one Mr. Franklin Sherman, state has given out the follow- i, lo II , The worm that is now at- attention in this state and parts of South Carolina, is prob- ably known as the fall army worm, this name distinguishes it from the ordinary army worm of the northern states, which appears earlier in the season. The fall army worm is also en- different from the cotton 1- caterpillar which defoliated all through the southern states lust fall. So much to get our by Frederick I,. Hoffman, of a leading Insurance com-; and when grown will go II- voluntary tribute and transform to u Hying of Oilman life to early death is or emerging to a contempt for a tolerable existence parallel in his-1 The caterpillar usually hatch out In other words, he says abundantly in low grass buds, leans are so well off that it Is us they grow they devour more fog they should kill themselves. more of this vegetation and Another view Is that the prosper- over wider acres. Corn is specious and that the Increased low land is subject to sever.- dam- pressure on the individual through age by thorn. Although prefer increasing cost of providing for grasses and grain they will also the family Is growing so heavy that feed on peas. garden crops etc. If men and women of tens, balance are heir preferred food in lacking. They unwilling to see themselves thrust are eat ravenously and grow- backward from the advanced position rapidly, which for their their snuggle has won for them, seemingly sudden appearance. They And this is probably the real ex- quite as suddenly of the increase of suicide as they come, and this disappear- is not that we are too prosperous, may be due to their becoming It is because the prosperity is taking mature and changing to the too heavy a toll on those who seek live I cases It is due to the work of insects and diseases, insects and birds which f. ed upon Or these factors may cause them to disappear. lie Done Watch for them In the low grass lands so as to detect them before they attack cultivated cops. When found, use green water at rate of wk are Inform- ed the arbiters of fashion, who do most of their in some foreign I a u d where they can- not he reached by the ultimate consumer, Hie models in skins make the style look like a wire hooped the vintage of shall Receive, Any yet no answer heard, Have ye been sometimes ball afraid God might not keep his word prayer to fall on deafened Does heaven seem blind and dumb which consumes only 1-4 yards and requires the wearer lo get along without any or waist. The hip will not be in lo repertoire next year who immediately below the chin and Pound to the barrel, keep it low- it to taper gently to the ankles thoroughly stirred and spray or in a neat peg-tooth effect. This will where they bee a great boon lo society load Immediately If era who have always had more waist than they knew what to do with. care lo poison a little The general effect of this reform of will be to give woman the chaste, severe lilies of a hoe handle without preventing her in the slightest de- from tripping on the top and falling down I of stairs in a vivacious parabola. Alter a woman has been poured into one of these skills ill a breath- less condition, she will not be able lo do much of anything except pant a hurried and man- Hut she will be in style from points of the compass. must not be allowed lo cat this poison- en Com. least not until after one or more heavy rains have II you cannot spray or sprinkle, then mix Paris green with dry lime or laud at rate of one ounce to the pound and dust It from a suck or tight can which is punched with line holes like a pepped What else A drag or o drawn over the infested grass lands will crush many of them, though it is by no means a perfect remedy. especially ground is rough. Anything more If they are of these 1913 skirt models come In sections like prepared roof- lug-crawling along in and can be put on by anybody furrow of who has a plumber's license, with ,, ,,,, .,.,,.,, the aid of a bottle of liquid glue. The ,,, ,, o lengthwise most expensive kinds are guaranteed this furrow crush them. an alpaca coat in a stiff When these worms appear In the number that they some times do, and s hope deferred Believe- believe Women who expect to get in on do the full extent of damage they are Tue answer time will con.- Ask what ye word true. His power is all divine; cannot His love too far; His utmost shall be thin, does not mock believing prayer; Ye shall not go unfed II.- no serpent for a fish. Nor gives He stones for bread. Thy inmost longings may be told; Tin hopes that turned to shame; The empty life, tin- thwarted plans; The good that never came. Say not. promise is not mine. did not hear me i prayed- trusted The grave hath barred Hie God heard Cue lie hath forgot. Faith at length shall prevail Y.-., know ii not one smallest jot Of all His word call fail. For it you truly have believed vain hath been thy As Hod is true, hope shall come Sometime, some way. somewhere Mrs. is proposed lo start Hie waist Vast and abstain from starchy foods. dust. The receding of the Hie 1913 models should fast three capable It is well worth while to 10-inch waist will also become a a day. between meals. run put every hand on the place to work plaintive memory. around a half-mile track before break them for a day or two. Fortunate- the duration of their attack is short. This is not a new pest, it is an native, moths are plentiful every year, but is only in occasional years that the season season their appearance in such Burners. One thing more. Last Winter was unusually cold. Many persons that insects pests would be Why Wilson Mini. The New York Times a days ago contained an exhaustive and powerful article on Wilson Wins Anyone who reads it will be compelled lo has nominated for Women laugh with a wise man and scarce this but complaints at n fool. office have been far above nor- is too absurd for some both In and variety. lie to understand, are only a few of the A Ideal usually pests of state that are no- one in- . get. , in number any President the A widow is even more danger- sue i winters as we ever experienced. view The Baltimore Sun thinks The Times article an illuminating light upon a career which, in its way. one of the most remarkable in Willie Willie cried ,, That Is quits true lo ., hopelessly dull pupil What- , shows h ., ,., h eve, do you think your bead is unknown In the world of politics two who evidently thought this years ago. with no practical e troublesome questions in public affairs, has Suddenly s asking up the Sun stales it. the lean and ill favored kine which man who has conic into the oils that a little learning a quarter of n century. Many a m in Is friendless because Quoting from his speeches and he's too popular with himself. his achievements. The Times gives We would be unhappy ii we knew us a clear insight into the cause everything is going on coming which have brought Wilson into off Do the best you today. You can't always he putting it off until to- Those who insist upon having the half do not lo realize that there is no such thing. I farmers against that c many last v. inter that teachers pondered It deeply. He Please miss, to keep my It takes a bone head lo tool tin Vacationists Have Narrow Escape BOSTON, July city Dockland, from the people who are led Into river to this port some they are going it on their own hook- returning vacationists, had her Chicago News. on Leslie Leslie Combs, who is taking .-. I- ad- peoples of the earth and he of Companion. only a sane and reasonable party in Kentucky, . regulation. in Little Compton. K. I . July PLATS HAVOC -o son of Leslie Combs, city. July a distinguished soldier of th.- civil ,. in . completing ins education this section last EXPRESS The Interstate Commerce saw his dream, and swallowed up all his rivals, big and little. In this The truth is. Wilson was just a big man held in reserve for Just such u He was in ow stove in so badly that she sank lo her guards in a collision at mid- night with the col- lier William of New Yen k The accident took place off Island, about twenty miles from York. Me. The passengers or the City of were all transferred to the a capitalization u actual investment at I Diversity, home T II. Wilson in now ripe for the great task. He will report on the express engaged on an extensive scale in street was struck by lightning. The he elected and be the greatest sets forth that while the raising and tobacco planting h,,, ,,, of ,,, roof ,,,., ht. ,,,, ,,. He Companies, are paying dividends cm large ranch Inter- the house near the tear- bring order out of the chaos ,;. the away a few shingles It then wrought two Republican Mr- became to the corner en-dates for President. in Republican politics In Ken- taring . second story room, knocking W LI was appointed down a large square of plaster about I hear fought . duel with press ; are all owned agent for state . , . . . ff Hi- railroads on whose- chairman of window facing and throwing Yet I was one of the so that maintaining the stale In across room In an opposite Anybody touched express com as tin railroads aim rolled Stales and completely demolishing was touched for the fares out and , tin railroads and Honduras woodwork of a picture frame. Courier Journal. Did you ever tell young man which had not been the training for it. and he la that late hours were had for one ally damaged by Hie collision. In the Well, father, late hours may be operation one of the boats upended had for one but they are all right spilling IS or N women Into the sea. Statesman. but all war rescued. Later the west- bound Belfast took the pas- was most fortunate that of Hie collier and lauded them when I gave first concert last sum in this city. tier two persons were carried out the Belfast arrived on the fainting condition. scone the had taken the City- She but your voice of in tow with the Idea of hat Improved so much stare Gloucester the nearest Taller. harbor. Soon, however, three tugs Have you ever Drown any came up and took the disabled vessel money i charge. MAKE-NO now you'll i n d hard to duplicate in price or quality For the entire house, bed room, dining room, drawing room, design- in a variety that offer the best of choice. furniture of CALL IX TODAY Miss V. Cox returned day an extended visit to Ridge Creek and Wake Forrest. Mrs. S. A. Ange. of came in Monday to spend a short while with his son Mr. A. W. Ange. Mrs. J. H. C. Dixon made a trip to Friday afternoon. Harrington Barber Co. have re- another large shipment of hard- ware, such as pocket and table cut- hand and cut saws, grind stones and grind stone fixtures. of Mt. Pleasant, who I is taking a course at the Training school, was here Wednesday visiting TAFT VANDYKE WINTERVILLE DEPARTMENT IN CHARGE OF G. H COX Authorized Agent of The Carolina Home and Farm and The Eastern Reflector for Winterville and vicinity on Application as any o Ads K A I L O A U The Reflector,, , , Bargain Col a ma Night Express Winterville Items. enjoyed the sail as much young Mr. and Mrs W. B. Mr. and Mrs. JO. Proctor, Dr. and Mrs Hudson. Mr. and Mrs Galloway. Mr. ind Mrs. Mrs. Miss- es Mamie Stanley. Letha Phelps. Messrs. Hooks, Bruce Holiday, Johnston. Knott Proctor, Jones of Grimesland were in the party. OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT IN CHARGE OF R. W. SMITH We were glad to welcome Mr. G. Morris, of Wilson back into midst last week. Mr. Morris was formally a resident of Winterville and has many friends here. For guns, rifles, pistols and balls K Authorized Agent of The Carolina Home and Farm and The to A W Ange Co y. the only ones in town who handle and carry their line Messrs. J. K. Ha Eastern Rf for den and Vicinity Advertising rates on Application and carry their line of goods. Messrs. J. K. C. H. J. J AYDEN, X. C. July M Stokes is the sick list. The people turned out well to t the agricultural train and we feel sure that the demonstration of live stock, consisting of horses, cows and hogs, will prove quite inspiration lo our raisers, as well as the drain- age system and improved farm ma- Mr. Walter is very low with fever. Mrs. W. C. Jackson and children are visiting J. it. Smith end Bro. Miss Fannie Hardy, of Greenville. spent Sunday in town and returned Monday. C. I-. Organ and wife arrived Saturday and began a meeting at the Christian church, lie Is a deep log- thinker end is making a line on large congregations. We never saw attendance and he begins at S each night. Rev. C. B. the pastor, arrived Monday night and will assist him. Mr. J. T. Smith left Monday morn in for S. where he engage ill life Insurance. Mr. Smith has been an active citizen of Ayden for a long time and we are loath to see him go. His politeness, gentleness and suavity of manner has already stamped success upon his new venture. Mr. Ban. T. Smith is a new arrival St. Springs. Car each of lime, brick, stoves and J. II. Smith and Bro. Mr. L. I. sold live buggies one day last week but has plenty more on band. Dr. J. C. Caldwell, president of AC. College, was ill town Monday. Rev. Parish, who is holding a meeting at Riverside, was a pleas- ant caller at our Monday. Mr. Holmes of has moved lo town and occupies the Taylor res- on street. Mr. James and sister, of Kenly are visiting Dr. C It. key. We regret to learn of the sickness. the little son of Mr. Oscar Jolly, near For Constable I hereby announce myself a township constable, subject to I he action of the Democratic primary of township. c. s. SMITH. There was a of Tobacco burn- ed on sir. Jno A. farm near The medicinal qualities of the water from St. Springs In recognized by all who of It. That in sure one popular place, for hot after nouns, it we only bad a street car line out there the future only would be to the possibilities. Mr. Walter Gardner continue very sick with fever. Mrs. Agnes Ins purchased a handsome touring car, and master Jack has learned to de It wall. The largest shipment of shells was ever shipped to any one it Ayden was received by J. R- Smith A Bro. this week there was I sure to them when you get read to go shopping. Quest are arriving from Winterville and Greenville at St. Springs. Miss Luck Who has been away an a visit to re- turned Wednesday and reports a pleasant vacation welcome her re- u b ii- one who spreads in her pathway, and looks on life . smile. are on Mr. and Mrs. F. G. a visit lo South Carolina. Mr. mid Mrs. Geo. will move to the and Girls the coining season. pending Mrs. Fannie of Kinston, hi visiting the family of Mr. K Dr, M. If. Sauls has the contract to clean the weeds, grass and briers from the Cemetery and make it sent a batter appearance, but unless he. ill crease, his force, are con- Jack Frost will a big Job. A solid carload each of lime, brick cook stoves and J. . Smith v Bro. Miss Harrington Kinston after spending e few days visiting Washington last Sunday on Jerome's machine. Mr. and Mrs. Book re- turned Thursday afternoon after several days with Mr. TRAINS LEAVE GREENVILLE EASTBOUND a. m. daily, I Sleeping Car for Norfolk. a. m. Dally, for Plymouth. City and Norfolk. Broiler I Car Service connects for all points North and West p. m. Daily, except Sunday for Washington. WESTBOUND I a. m. Daily for Wilson and Pullman Sleeping Car service. Connects North, South and West a. m. Dally, except Sunday for and Raleigh. Connects for all taints. p. m. Dally for Wilson and Broiler Parlor Car Service. For further Information and of Sleeping Car space apply to L. HASSELL, Agent, W. R. HUDSON, W. W. Pass. Advertisements Inserted under this bead at the rate of five cents per line. A Jolly at Standard Misses Annie Tyson and Lillie Tuck gave a delightful hay rid.- Friday j night, complimentary to the visiting ladies of the neighborhood, Julia Flanagan Burlington. Bessie of Greenville, Daisy of Elizabeth Tate of Wilmington. Promptly at the party as- at the beautiful home Miss Annie Tyson Where immediately the wagons w.-n- in readiness for the -ow i Effect to Beaufort and More- hay riders. Bead City. After about an hour and a half of seashore season is now bumps and Jolts we arrived at the love excursion tickets are country of Miss Myrtle Mi at stations to Morehead City near Winterville. There C., and N. C good were met with the congenial spirit of return until October 31st. the Misses and were soon complete Information from any out on the large veranda Where we ticket agent. or ; doses will break any Chills and Fever; and if taken then as a tonic Fever will not return. Price Of l yeast, at M. FIELD PEAS AT F. T. Feed Store FOOT Hill VI- LOT on Pitt street, between my residence and Don Little's home. Apply to Mrs. M. Higgs. FOR SALE-1,000 lb. VICTOR in good condition. Used only year. Atlantic Coast Realty Co., Greenville. N. C. SI FAKES were served with elegant refresh- Miss grand music added greatly to the enjoyment of the evening. The hour came only too when we had to bid them good night and Started on our journey homeward. The jokes and songs rendered much lo our amusement on our way back We reached home shortly after mid night. Those who enjoyed the hospitality W. W. O. P. A Norfolk. Ts. at Holly Springs. Mrs. Susan Jackson of Wake Forest is here this week visiting Mrs. Hat- tie Jackson. Miss Laura V. Cox left this morn- for where she will on her work in Mexico. Mr. N. It. lossy of Neck was here yesterday gelling up a to the A. C. L. R. R. Julia Flanagan of a. Atlanta, Birmingham, to have a guano Bessie Barnhill of Greenville. erected here at a convenient place beth Tate of Wilmington, Margaret for the public. We nope that the Edwards, Lillian Tucker, Annie Ty- authorities may consider vary SOU. Messrs. Stanley Edwards. Boy-, co. Charlie Tucker. Tyson of Misses Tyson and Tucker were SCHEDULE trains Leave Raleigh, effective ROUND carefully this petition, for a ware- house of this kind is needed very Leon. Marion Jones. Floyd Best. Misses Anna and Carrie Lee Ii It Wednesday to attend a he use par- at Messrs. C. B. Smith i g. . r on of here week. One of the small boys, who went from here lo Dix- a raw her and Company. Nobles Tew. Items and see Harrington. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Skinner vis- near Saturday and A car load of furniture just arrived day. at A. W. Ange and Co. W. W. Worthing at King oxford lest returned home Monday and nays no place like Ayden for He is not more than tan years old and is red-headed. Prof. J. E. Sawyer returned from a canvassing trip He re- port, bright prospects for the open- session. Miss of is her brother. Mr. J. C. James. If you a stylish buggy see me. id orders. ls harness on hand at all times will cure you. Fl FOB tables, porch chairs, din- and bed room furniture and oil and wood .--. all practically new. Going at a bargain. G. B. Ford, Pitt street, between 3rd and 4th. flee take, orders tor engraved wedding Invitations and Samples can bee at aha office. m WANTED WAREHOUSE CLERK. Must be able to carry piles per hour. Must be sober. Write at once, give age, experience and references. Box Salem, N. C. M will care you. IN attention to I. I. Jack has the ball park plained in corn, corn it is. we predict barrel, th -i a clear wilderness. returned yesterday via High Point. Miss Maud Louise of High Point is visiting Miss Cox. now is the time to buy u bug- and harness. The A. G. Cox Manufacturing Company. Is the place lo go to make this purchase. They can make you any style buggy and everybody knows that the A nice line of Miss Bertha Hail Sunday at her brothers, Mr. Miss Manning spent Sat- night and Sunday at Mr. Bill Sermon's. Carl Skinner spent Saturday night Mr. C. L. Tyson. Mr. C. L. Tyson visited near Smith town Tuesday. Item. July II Is party given jointly by Misses Earle and Susie Proctor at their homes. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Proctor and Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Proctor, all could possibly be conceived for N. C. Route July re guests. Our farmers are busy curing The following invited guests are co. but the majority will finish this Misses Maude Bethel, N. week. All crops are good Davis. N. 0.1 Ethel the excessive rains we had. Smith. Greenville. N. C; Fannie Melons and fruits seem to be Spain, Greenville; Nor- especially peaches. folk, Va; Goldsboro, We are glad to note that Mrs. David N. C; Jesse Hodges, Washington; Stokes, who had been sick for some Velma Harrington. Kinston; Mottle time is able to be out again. Davenport. Lynchburg. Va.; Messrs We had our experience with Frank Taylor, Greenville, N. C; Lynn the army worm this week. hear Randolph. House; Tom Anderson, they arc numerous In other sections Tarboro; Spain, Greenville; Marion Washington; Law- Mr. David Stokes has a hill of corn Wilson. fourteen and one half root high. The willing and generous assistance Mrs. Augusta Stokes has rendered by the people of the from an extended visit at Fairmont. town shows In what high estimation Messrs. and Stokes went to tho two young ladies held Ayden Saturday with their parents are tireless in their Quite a number of our people are lo give their guests every attending the revival meeting at Riv- pleasure possible, autos. carriage and buggies at their command for . good time. On Thursday evening Mr. W. E. Proctor, after attending to all day. kindly piloted bis boat, Mr. Claude Allen, Miss Hope Craft Myrtle, for a moonlight sail lo and Miss Mary Kittrell of Greenville Washington. Visited friends and relatives Snow the in the we Hill Saturday and Sunday. ,,, landing at p. m. Joyous Mr. J. B. and daughter y sped down stream lo Washington visited tho homo of Mr. Hen- arriving at . The fourteen collides nett Fields Saturday night and attend of young people hied themselves lo services at tho Meadow church tho different places of amusement and County on Sunday. n W. W. Worthington paid After an hour and a half. re burg a visit night and re- turned to the boat and homeward turned home Sunday afternoon. bound was the word and with peals Mr. II. Skinner and wife visited of laughter and songs of pleasure we friends and relatives near arrived our landing at Saturday night Sunday. During our sail it had rained very District Meeting I. f, The Odd Fellows lodges in the ties of Pitt, Martin. Beaufort and Hyde will hold their district meeting In Ayden tomorrow, August 1st. Greenville bend down a good Ayden will give the visitors good time. Stray Taken Up. have up one black sow with g small pigs. Sow marked crop in year. Owner can get same by proving ownership and paying charges Major Mills, Greenville. N. Memphis and points West, Jackson- ville and Florida points, at Hamlet for Charlotte and Wilmington. THE SEABOARD n. in.--For with coaches 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. O. at Wash with railroad and B. O. for t s 11- at and point, west. THE SEABOARD p. Atlanta, Charlotte, Wilmington, Birmingham, Memphis, and points west. Parlor cars to Hamlet. p. m., Ne. for Henderson Oxford and p. m. No. for O. for Cincinnati and points west, Memphis, and points Jack- and all Florida points. Pullman sleepers. Arrive Atlanta a. m. Arrive Richmond a. m. Washington a. m., New York PEARS FOR TO EAT raw and hard enough for cooking purposes; rich yellow. Juicy with splendid flavor. Order from Mr. or Mrs. B. H. Hearne. Mi EXCURSIONS -to t FALLS AND from NORFOLK, VI- and OLD POINT COMFORT Stray-Taken have taken up a Jersey heifer, sandy color with Ii aide, and face, marked fork in right and crap In left. Owner can fit same by proving owner ship an paying charge. HENRY LEWIS, lid Tuckers School Items Relieved in a Few Seconds Vis, an itching, burning, raw, skin relieved the moment touches it. is u clean. healing wash, composed Thy- Witch ac-ii- Acid and other medicinal heal properties. relieves and cures every form of shin and scalp eruption and if you are not entirely with result, from very Meant bottle, druggist iii re- We are sorry to state the Illness of hard but hearts were too light and fund your Large sue bottle Mrs. W We hope she happy for mud and water Endorsed and sold in will soon recover slippers to interfere with a midnight by Pharmacy. have taken up one black sow weight about pound, marked crop right ear. Owner can get same by proving ownership and paying TM EVANS . F. l I, N. C ltd via I III STEAMSHIP COM- The Finest, Newest, and Beat Equipped Steamships Plying Between Norfolk and Baltimore leave Norfolk dally. In- Sunday, from foot of Jack- son street, at p. m. TICKETS SOLD ON FOLLOWING B and O, Ry. la Ry. July July July July Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Sept It p. m., Penn. station. Pullman , . , arrive to Washington and New fifteen Days Fro. Date York. C. B. RYAN, fl. P. A. Portsmouth, Ye. East, West and Canada. Office. No. Main St. W. BROWN. JR. OLD BAY LINE Steam Packet Dally, Including Sunday, between NORFOLK AND BALTIMORE Mall steamers Equipped with United Wireless Telegraphy and every mod- convenience. Cuisine ed. Portsmouth, Sundays pm h week days pm Norfolk, dally pm Old Point pm sold to all points North of Very low round trip rates also on ale to Atlantic City, Baltimore, and all northern resorts. For any information write, W. H. PARNELL. T. P. A. Norfolk, Ya For Sale A few Berkshire pigs for ate delivery. The beet that can b bred W. H. Jr. Greenville, N. To the Voters sod of ville Pitt County i I take this method of announcing myself a candidate for business in everything relating to Real Estate and Insurance. Should you see to nominate me your candidate I will appreciate It and serve you faithfully. am special representative of the National Realty Co., and agent for the lift Society of the United I am prepared to handle all kinds of fire risks, take charge of your real estate, collect rents, get for farms, negotiate loans, etc. Respectfully, I. Otto with B. F. Tyson on 4th street rear Frank Wilson's store, Green- ville. N. C. Miss Mary of is walk of a mile from the river to their spending some lino with Miss The older member the part is prepared V. W Rose Medicine Co, SI Louis Mo, and their guarantee is at as gold. Vin N. C. Enrollment during the past session represent- SO counties in North Carolina and Virginia. A Faculty of women of successful Courses literary. Mus- Bible, Prepares for College. con- by the highest moral influences. Next session begins August 1912. For . Principal

CALL FOR At of the Democratic Pitt County, hold in on 13th day of July, 1912 th adopted relative to the hold- of voting . ell the o. Pill to Town- to Be it resolved L i i Executive Committee of Pitt County this in tabled, that n Voting be and the same is ordered to be hold in the Count of Pitt at the poll- tag for the election of the various of Pitt County OB Saturday, the 17th day of August lilt, tor the ballot Demo- for the Legislative, County and p for the of I'm d r the of electing Executive Com- from of said county primary all Electors, who ere and entitled to rote at the election lo be held in November. entitled to tote. That the polls shall be opened and kepi open from seven o'clock until in all voting of said county and said election be held and con- ducted in accordance with the plan for Primary lb I by the State Executive At the close of the voting, the poll holders, in the presence of all such Democrats as may to lid. shall proceed to count the ballots make a list of the persons voted and the e and the number of votes by person tor of said offices and they shall sign such list in duplicate and send the original thereof Immediately to the Chairman of the County Executive Committee and the copy thereof to the Chairman the Township Executive and for put rose of and declaring result of mid election the Me Committee of Pitt meet in the Court House In n of Greenville on Tuesday, the day of August. 1915 a m, and shall open, tabulate, declare the rest., of I lion In accordance I i Democratic plan of organization. That all persona who are to be rot- ed for at the said primary election for legislative, county and township shall cause to be filed the Chairman or Secretary of the County Executive Committee on or before i- noon, Wednesday, the 7th day of August a written notice of their candidacy and pay to th Treasurer of the County Executive Committee of the county sum as shall be determined by the Executive Committee of the County m may b bis or their necessary part for defray- the expenses Incident to holding said Primary Election, and shall subscribe to a pledge he will abide the of th. and support the successful i or can III i s el In election In accordance Democratic plan of in lent Ion That all matters and I in respect to holding b prim lion not herein d for are ed to the C Ex Co of County with full to act their a. I on be and held to action of the executive committee. That the person receiving a major- of the votes cast for the particular Office for which be is a shall he the Democratic nominee for said office in the general election to be held in November, 1912. Thai If no can for an office voted tor In the primary of August 1912 receive a of the votes Cast for all the candidates for that respective i hen a second primary is hereby to be held on the Till of September, 1912, to held and the rules regulations primary of August it, 1912, at Mid Second primary only person who shall be voted for tor any on office shall be the two persons the two largest numbers of vote, for said at the primary August d any date for who receives second highest of can for such office at the primary file with the Chairman of the Demo Executive Committee of County written within five for the Of the vote of the Hist is canvassed, be demands t second primary. -Mid If no such writ- ten demand is Hied the the largest number of votes for a In first primary be declared the winner of This the 13th day of July, F. C. HARDING. Chairman Dam. Com. County C. C Secretary I Disarm Americans in Mexico WIFE OF THE GOVERNOR OF OHIO N. C. Educational Institutions KL PASO, r. . if -Ominous reports Mexican frontier as daring rebels had determined in disarm Americana id the i i tone t i pro- were to be a. n part to L i Mormon Kl Paso. . i the El P. H ring i,. Inez ind Id com the Mexican rebel army, had made several addresses Sunday In which that all in the tone were to be disarm.-l and all protection tees for American withdrawn report ; that as the American govern had treated the rebel ban- they may as ad would be to his community war, is .- argent we be promote welfare In of peace NELSON. Hi. Approaching Retirement O -t e. II v. , of Ohio, Is an Photo by American ., ,., .,. . ,,., A la a iron Lin ii will m i if it is Carolina Teachers Training School State School to Train Teachers for Pub- Schools of North Carolina. free to all Who Agree to Teach. Fall Term Begins September 1912. For Cat- and Other Information, address ROBERT H. WRIGHT, President Greenville, N. C. TRINITY COLLEGE ITS LIES A LARGE. WELL TRAINED FACULTY; EXCELLENT AND KILL. EARNEST. HIGH- MINDED A AND OF ALUMNI AND FRIENDS, NOBLE IDEALS AND TRADITIONS; AN INSPIRING. AND ACHIEVEMENT AND SERVICE Begin n. iii. and illustrated it l. mm Trinity Park School excellent. Well trained Faculty of experience. Special care of the health of An instructor in to living conditions of boys under his care. Excellent library and gymnasium facilities. Large athletic fields. Fall opens September ILLUSTRATED ADDRESS W. VT. Headmaster, DURHAM. MIRTH i The Carolina OF I I II AND Ml I II The Slates The Carolina STATE COLLEGE Four year courses in Agriculture; in Civil, Electrical and Mechanical Engineering; in Chemistry; Cotton Manufacturing and Dyeing Two-year courses in Mechanic Arts in Textile Art. One-year and Two- year in Agriculture. These courses are both practical and Examinations for admission are by the County Superintendent at all county seats on July 11th. For catalog address THE REGISTRAR . West Raleigh. X. C. by the stale tor the n of North Carolina. Five leading to degrees. Special for Free tuition to those who agree to become i-i the state. Fall 1912. For an other Information address Julius I. President. S. C The Daily Reflector BINGHAM ., r. con. T. T COL. K. hood Oar lend. South. Ventilation. Sanitation Safety Fire . and Parent. Climate. Fate I et Pupil. Military, lo help in Man Soys. II Whitsett A Leading Boarding School for Established Business. Normal. Music, etc. Excellent buildings and all advantages. Noted for Health. Near Greens- N. C. Three Literary Societies; College, Band. Leads in Good board at about cost. Reasonable tuition Graduates in great Students yearly from BO North Carolina counties. A school that ill satisfy you In every Beautiful with views, etc. Sent free. Write today. Address President, W T Pit, I. V C Institute WARRENTON HIGH SCHOOL . C. all Session. Sept. 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Best The H list as ADVERTISEMENTS ONE afternoon those lace, M l running up i ported in anon greater a little on Ike perhaps la- . . than Many of ,,. ,. i i i made and material and Vet. there are afternoon toil With its i . petal between the i or from lop die. A that have an dress- of dark skirt and the tailed i ewe their rising above . girdle selection material kt I or of detail sad m deep frill tacked i to expensive elaboration. lo son draped bodice Flowered are Israel son- sad ma- these Many at those lines. despite are of and gaiety, allowing blurred on old linen Black and has in the contrary, has been as popular ever m the present season find in are good looking tor . of afternoon re- 1.111 on tally of the roost ; more delicate . . in have and there are black and Ofter the Mack and white frocks hoe veiled in black i. em n with do or fins pleat; el i toned taffetas to . k . from. Th. 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Th.- And a . bay business, it lead, ii. pour career will shortly Bad. Thus spoke the man who'd have his The went his An BOW s rich V raise has on land; You'll starve before yon gel the the on the right; The farmer planted day hay king now, There's not one chance In ninety- nine For to copper Said the beat man to the young guy, Urn the tender-fool said he'd have try- Now he owns the State rant pal yon in j.-ii tar that. Exclaimed the lawyer, sleek and fat The man in prison groaned a groan, Ami the man loft him atone Hut he In tail, Seat Work Kenneth was discussing cricket of which he a and . the You know young Barker he's going to be our best man before long Oh, cried, nice to propose lo me London Opinion. A large apron over waist is stripped comas This is one Dot only a protection t.- attractive Juniper know is ii i transferred some to him. I'm not whether l- ii n or sent Boston Trans .-is. but n The bib is and broadens oat ill.- shoulders In . moat , om- . 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OFFER YOU Summer Footwear AT REDUCED l f Clara O. and F. having qualified of of N. S. Roach, before i. c. of ill. superior court of county, is hereby given person Indebted to the mid estate are hereby required to make Immediate settle- with the undersigned and persona holding claims against estate are required to Die their claims with said dull within twelve from lip rate hereof, or this notice be pleaded in bar of their recovery. This the day of July. MIS CLARA F. and EMILY P, JOHNSON, of the of w. s Roach, deceased, A cordial invitation to inspect our. stock is extended to all who desire neat, stylish and comfortable shoes at COME TO SEE US 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 res as- sured that you will get full value for your to- With the best and largest Warehouse, with plenty of cash to back u-, and our knowledge of tobacco, we know we can please you. Bring us your first load, and if prices will held 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. Gentry Gorman state TICKET. For Governor. LOCKE of Buncombe. For Lieutenant-Governor E. L. of For of State. J. of Pitt J. R. J. G. Greenville, N. C. GREENVILLE TOBACCO MARKET OPENS AUGUST 15TH Watch Grow For Treasurer, It. K. LACY, of Wain. For Auditor, W. P. WOOD. of Randolph. Is Creditor. i M Johnson, qualified as administrator of the estate of Sus- an K. Sutton. deceased, before U. C. Clark the superior court of Pitt County, notice is hereby that all persons indebted to said es- are hereby required to make mediate settlement to the undersign- ed administrator and all persona hold- claims against said estate are hereby required to Me their claims with said administrator duly verified within the twelve months from the hereof, or notice will be pleaded In bar of their recovery. This the day of July. U. at JOHNSON. Administrator of the estate of Susan Button The Greenville Banking and Trust Co. Resources over INVITES YOUR ACCOUNT Sam Deposits with Us. The Stale North Carolina Deposited with Us Why not YOU Your account will receive the same courteous g treatment, whether large or small. OUR CAPITAL STOCK IS The Largest in PITT COUNTY For Attorney-General. T. W. of Franklin S. T. H I C K S For Superintendent of Public JAMES Y. of Guilford Veil in and Hut M liter Beating, Gasoline Electric Light The Bank of Greenville THE BANK IN PITT COUNTY With of OVER One Quarter of a Million Dollar STANDS READY TO SERVE ITS OLD AND INVITES NEW ONES. For Insurance JAMES R. YOUNG. of Vance. l am prepared to do your work at j S Reasonable price. See me or call, No. HO. R. L. Halt. Pru. L. Cathie r. S. r. HOOKER. H. D. For Commissioner of Agriculture, WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, of Lincoln, Commissioner of Labor and Print- M. I. For Corporation Commissioners. E. L. TRAVIS, of Halifax, GEO. P. PELL, of For Justices Supreme Court, WM. A. HOKE. of Lincoln, II of TICKET. For Congress. JOHN H. SMALL. of Beaufort For Presidential Elector. LINN. of Pitt. Er Subject to the approval of the in the primary in Pitt county, i hereby announce a candidate for the House of Rep- It. T. COX, Southern Railway CARRIER THE Direct lines to all points North. South, East and LOW FOUND FARES TO WESTERN NORTH Land of The also to California points and all principal resorts CONVENIENT SCHEDULES. LIGHTED COACHES COMPLETE CAR SERVICE If you are contemplating a trip any point, before arrange- for same. It will be wise for you 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 In which tr make the trip. J. O JONES. Passenger Agent, N. C LEGAL NOTICE. of Sale North Carolina. Pitt county, in the Superior Court before i. P. Moore, Clark. E. B. and wife. Julia F. M. Cherry and wife Annie F. Cherry and B. II. Foley vs. William E. Cherry. By virtue of a decree of the Super- Court made by p. c. Moore, clerk, on the 15th day of July. 1912. in the above entitled special proceed- the undersigned commissioners will, on Monday, the 16th day of Au- gust. IBIS, at o'clock, noon, expose to public sale before the court house door, In Greenville, North Carolina. Pitt County, to the highest bidder for cash, the following described lot or parcel 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- street adjoining Third Street on Hip 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 less and being the lot on which Mrs. Mary Foley formerly This pale is made for purpose of making partition among the heirs at law of Mrs. Mary Foley. This the 15th day of July. E. C. Harding. lid Commissioner. day of August. without badge ill-noting that said tax has been paid, will be impounded. Cost attached to owner. J. T. SMITH. Chief of Police and Asst Tax Collector Mull furrier Will Fly This is an age of great discoveries. Progress rides on the air. Soon we may see Sam's null Carriers Hying In all directions, transporting mail. People take a wonderful 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 any affection. Price an Trial bottle free at all druggists. s MOVED- MOVED Into New Stables s Corner 2nd and Evans Street Sill O T Transfer Man S and Express S Promptness v Phone No. Night or With all aS Railroad Schedules. NOTICE All persons owning dogs in the town of Greenville will come forward and procure badges for same as taxes are now due and must he paid. All dogs found running at large in the town of Greenville after 4th . Canst Una. l bound k p. m. p. m. Hit a, PA 1.11 p. m. leathern West- bound bound tiff a. a. as. a. m. a. m. A FACT ABOUT THE What is known as the seldom by actual exist i.; external conditional but In the cases by a roared LIVER. . THIS IS A FACT w be by t . a of and regulate the LIVER. They bring hope and to the mind. They bring health and to the body. TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. j to z-a CO CO to MONEY LOST EVERY year some farmers lose money by the first thing that is offer- ed them without looking over our lines of FARM MACHINERY. We carry an up-to-date line of farm and machines that we know will give you absolute satisfaction. They are the most practical, economical and on the market. We carry a stock of repairs for the ma- chines we sell, which is to be considered in buying machinery. Our d sire 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 SO GREENVILLE IS THE HEART OF EASTERN CAROLINA. IT HAS A POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED AND ONE, AND ROUNDED THE BEST FARMING COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL KINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HA YE EVERYTHING TO OFFER IN THE WAY. OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE JOB AND NEWSPAPER PLANT. U the Host the -Noble l WE HAVE A OF TWELVE HUN- AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN PART OF NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE THOSE WHO WISH TO GET BET TEll ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN A BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE A FEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL THEM WHAT YOU HAVE TO BRING TO THEIR ATTENTION. OUR ADVERTISING RATES ARE LOW AND CAN BE HAD UPON M H S. C FRIDAY AI ST ., Fighting Colonel Teddy Tells all About The New Party's Policy Party's Platform Will be a Contract With The People Teddy Sneaks of Hie Helplessness Thu Other The fitness and of the People to GAMBLERS HUE WITH DEATH Mt PEAK ATTEMPTS ON LIVES AS THEY ABE LED INTO LITTLETON TO BECKER CHICAGO, Aug. address to the national give convention bare today strikes a keynote for his followers and sup- porters in the new party. It lays down the plan of battle to be waged by the national party. He discusses those under twelve subdivisions, gamely, The Helplessness of the Old The Right of the People to Rule; the Courts and the People; Constructive Control of the Trusts; Of the Wage Worker; The The Tariff; The High Cost of Living; Currency; Conservation; Alaska and International Affairs. The two old parties, he said, are husks, with no real soul within either, divided on artificial lines, boss ridden and privilege controlled, each a jumble of incongruous elements neither daring to speak out and fear what should be said on the vital issues of the day. As opposed to this incongruity and of action he asserted that the national Progressives platform Will be a contract with the people with definite and concrete provisions to be carried out if the people ratify the contract on election day as exactly honestly as If it were actually en- under the law. A synopsis of Colonel Roosevelt's address follows; Neither the Republican nor the Democratic platforms or managers show any adequate recognition of the mighty fact that we are now In the midst of a great economic evolution. This movement for change and improvement must be guided by both common sense and the highest ethical standards, in or to prevent evolution from becoming dangerous revolution. The Democratic party, as is by its present record in Con- lacks the common sense, and the Republican party, by its record of stolen delegates at tho Chicago convention, lacks the ethical stand- The men who presided over the and Baltimore conventions and the great bosses who controlled the two Root and Mr Parker. Mr. and Mr. Mr. and Mr. It Guggenheim and Mr. Sullivan differ from one another, of course, on certain points, but these are the which one corporation law- has With another corporation law- when acting for different corpora They came together a once as against a common enemy when the dominion of both is threatened by supremacy of the people of the lulled States. NEW YORK. August threats have been repeatedly sent to Jack Rose, Webber Harry Who have made CO i showing alleged bi the police and gamblers and all three prisoners are in a state panic over fears that their lives may be taken. The three gamblers say that the expect to killed if they are taken through the streets lo court. It is reported that the prisoners have been Intimidated by emissaries who have been smuggled In the West side Jail. The search today for Harry Wit and Louis is being prosecuted in several parts of the country. The state's attorney is also anxious to capture Sam who lo the confessions of Jack Rose, paid over the money to the gunmen lifter the killing. received the money. Rose says, from Webber. of The Hands of Trustees Into Trusty Says Wilson Addresses Delegation From Delaware at I'M TO LITTLE Ml All OF ST RELEASE SEIZED TIME FOR PEOPLE KI line- Bach Into Political SI e t ii the Popular Bale former Mayor Treasurer TEDDY SHOWS HIMSELF TO ADMIRING HERD OF PHI Election Messrs. L. W. Tucker. H. A. White and Henry T. King have appointed as election board of Pitt county for the coming election. Mrs. J. A. Lung left Tuesday for a i,. and CHARLES VII E CHAIRMAN OP K COMMITTEE TRENTON, N. J., Aug. nor Woodrow Wilson announced late today the appointment of Wells, former mayor of St. Louis, Mo., to be treasurer of the national Democrat committee and Charles R. Crane Of Chicago, to be vice chairman of the finance committee of which Henry New York has been chosen chairman. Governor Wilson declared that Mr. Wells was a lifelong friend who had come into prominence in the west In connection with the lake to the gulf waterway project. Mr. Wells, he said. of the Men's league of St. Louis, had won the con of business men generally. Mr. Wells is a graduate of Prince- ton university In the class of 1878 and Is at present spending the summer at Mich. He is a business man. Of Mr. Crane's appointment as vice Chairman of the committee Governor Wilson, am that he had been able to accept. Mr. Crane, who was a prominent supporter and contributor to the La Campaign the presidency, visited Governor Wilson recently at Sea Girt, when the governor was as- of Mr. Cranes support of the Democratic ticket. Mr. Crane was appointed in July. 1909. by President Taft to be minister to China but was recalled four months later at San Francisco before he reached his post. Governor Wilson left here for Sea Girt by automobile at p. m. Wared as Sun Hill Hero Enters vent ion to Make Protest Treat. CHICAGO. Aug. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt appeared on the stage of the National Progressive Convention this afternoon to make his confession of faith address he laced one of the greatest audiences gathered ill the big coliseum building and the demonstration of delegates and spectators that greeted him ed nearly an hour. The Colonel held an impromptu re- during the enthusiastic and was still broadly smiling appreciation. Sen. In- Col. Roosevelt at and the colonel began his speech. spite the fact that Colonel was expected to reach the con- ball soon after noon, deb-, gates to the national Progressive gathering were slow again today At lo tame with them and a time the air was fairly blue with conflicting tunes. Women delegates to the convention again wire center of interest in the convention today. -Many of their sisters in the suffrage movement had gathered outside the coliseum dis- tributing tracts and of the suffragette cause. Temporary chairman reached tin stage shortly after twelve o'clock. Tan minutes later the sections were completely fill- ed. At p. in-. Senator Interrupted the singing by rapping for order. Rev. Father Andrew Spell offered the prayer. The galleries near the stage were crowded but at the further end of the I hall were many empty seats. The audience applauded the brevity of the prayer. it when Chairman announced the arrival Colonel I the Coliseum. reaching their i m mi.-,,. to twelve were no less than enough for Ins delegates and the delegates on the floor, The They Jumped to land cheered A. minute later colonel appeared on stags almost as if by magic. in deafening din were also slow in tilling up. great crowd spectators and delegates had remained at the hotel headquarters eager to see the col- start triumphantly the con- or to him on tea trip- , , The New York delegation marched in a. . with a brass band in the lead, playing he stepped onto the Insulated speak- platform under big sounding board. He the demonstration and bowed to right and the left. With a broad grin at I------ convention tune. Doing other bands were report ,,.,,,,. ,,,. meantime stood on chairs and cheered until the rang. They waved flags and ed on their way to lbs Coliseum and it was apparent that When Col. ,, Roosevelt arrived to deliver his , , riot of colors. sum of faith he would receive ., i The G. A. R. Fife and Drum Corps greeting. The delegates were . marched up where colonel stood and each veteran pared with and to make the demonstration a colorful one well as noisy. As o'clock approached the gates began to pour into the ball from all sides. A number of the had formed an Impromptu ;. . town and had marched to Mr. T. Hick has returned from got a warm greeting and hearty hand- shake from the Progressive leader Then former leader filers and drummers played nun Of patriotic tunes. AN DEL SUB, Nicaragua, August American blue-Jackets and marines who were landed from the United States gunboat Annapolis at on night and who are now in have ordered General Lull former of war and now leader the to deliver up Immediately lake owned by lbs rail which run an Ami an T. the United Stales minister, has sent s note to General Menu advising him that the United States government recognized the government of . A large quantity of arms has been brought from lo Managua to enable the government to take the tensive against the followers of oral Washington, Aug. from Panama have been ordered to lo supplement the force blue- now in Managua guarding Americans and their property. The collier Justin, now steaming from San Juan Bur, was today or to Panama to embark ma- for The Justin was at sea and n-a ring when the was Hashed to her. The vessel had left San Juan Saturday. It will take her approximately three days to leach Panama and one day to take marines and their full equipment aboard. It will then take lour days to return lo The marines may be landed lien they It was said at state department today, however, that it was thought prudent to the force ready. The sending of the marine fore, is really a further compliance with the request of the govern and the American minister that the United States undertake to pro tact foreigners and their Interests In Nicaragua. Managua. Nicaragua. August wireless to Colon. August San Juan city of Managua is perfectly quid today, but been placed under guard by the president. The stores con mine open throughout lbs town. The commander in chief the my, is n gaged iii recruiting the forces, President dismissed number officials in parts o deposing those friend- the ex-secretary of war, Gem and replacing them by partisans the government. The minister of Finance, Pedro Ra- declares there is still some disorder in the province where several of his brothers have arrested and a be- longing to one of them at San Fran In the province of has been destroyed by troops under lb TRENTON, N. ., August want to take the out of hands trustees and it In the hands of those trust. was W first cam mi. ran-, as be addressed delegation two hundred Democrats from Delaware led national coin Mr. bad declared that Delaware hoped through Influence to be redeemed from lie- dishonor that been u upon hi the political supremacy of the and the public service corporations she still endures with impatience and The government New Jersey was very had. said Governor Wilson, ill reply, but the people were sound to core and all they were waiting was son., means through which they could express themselves. The ingenious political arrangement which made it difficult for the people to choose their own candidates and have their own way. am Delaware will act as New Jersey has. New Jersey people always as progressive at any people In the Union, there been em- have been In the hands of a hoard guardians who used to sit in the slate and tell the legislature what do. They had not been by the to tell the legislature what it do but it assumed that i. But we ought to tenderly those who are on death beds. Tims.- are In state house now and they will never camp In this building Vet, do not to any- thing except good fortune of having been the spokesman people New Jersey. an trying to do in the Immediate future Is to of- fer the people of the United States . to want done with their own government and their own We to take tho government of the I ands of the. trustees . ml it hands of those we trust, for whom the government held In voluntary mist new grown i ready to assume their own business. Mrs. Grace leaves Scene Drama ATLANTA, August Di Is Grace, acquitted charge having attempted to bet husband to obtain life last. on her lo Phil today make her future home, she i. it Atlanta last night and en steamer from . today. Mrs. Grace ed in Philadelphia previous lo her mar to Eugene n Grace this city. Miss Maud Mooring son of late Is visiting family of her brother. the convention. Four or five bands Greensboro. of war Mr J. S. Mooring.