Eastern Reflector

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PART IN Governor Marshall's Wile Bas the Memory Names. some of the and take c. re of hi. first. So hen you UM him making a speech. .-he., be does not Stay mar applause be hurries to m and changes people have that u ad ,. He Knot Hi wile thinks It is o his health than out the time polio ,.,, comet, m she is in most h r ROMANCE OF THEIR LIVES The Notification ct the Indiana Ex For Democratic Vice Honor. . Record Breaker. By J. C. HAMMOND. Of Democratic National Publicity Bu- Indianapolis.-. about the time thousand of Mends of Governor Thomas Marshall were anxious- -o his hand in con- on bis a. can for vice pr. on ticket, a stalling woman step. before and if one could have whispered in his ear would have been something like burr Tom. and change your Manual forgot to shake the enthusiastic friends he ha, carried out the orders of has honored four of her sons on the ticket, -he crowds that THOMAS R. MARSHALL. greeted Governor in big coliseum in state fair grounds, on Tuesday were the great- t to the history of the party The west wanted to show the east what be don. In notification and. Ml. Marshall was happy, of course, over the honors for bar husband. as also worried. tor her husband conies mighty close to being father, husband, son and part oar all In one. And when a woman baa combination on her hands to for she baa every right to be worried Will never gain my honor, as a hammer thrower, to not built that way all the country was reading the rigorous words of Governor Mar shall which told voters what he Democracy to do in carrying out the pledges for the next four years It's worth while to know what pan a woman la taking in the affairs of the -how Tom Marshall hap to be in the position In which he today The good people of Columbia City. Ind. never thought Thomas Mar- hall Ni a man For for- years he had lived with Lit parents, both his father and mother. who were invalids, which was the son Governor Marshall was not a mar- man He felt his duty was to his parents. Meeting Mrs. Marshall. After the death of his parents Marshall dived deeper into his law practice, and one day an urgent took him to Angola. Ind Hie ties called him to the county clerk's of. Bee. and there met Miss Kim- daughter of the county clerk, who hr father in the office that day Marshall more business around the country clerk's office in Angola than any law- la half a nearby counties. Marshall was forty mo years of age when be was married. lira. Marshall being nearly twenty year, bis Junior The Marshall, had been married only a few week, when the future vice president was called to an adjoining on a case that would consume five or six weeks of his time I did not want to be starting off like that Governor Marshall ex- plained to a friend one day. I Just told Mrs that I thought she should go along And she did then Governor Marshall has made a trip without Mrs Mar shall going They have traveled all over the country together; go to banquets and political meetings to- until friends of the Indiana executive refer to him and his wife as the It not explained one of his friends. not a delicate man. his constitution Is set of the type. -When he get. Into a political fee his weakness He gives all that In him, and that will toll on any man. Mrs Marshall soon that the governor would become In making a speech and the next day voice would be husky, he be bad better give up Home Prevails. home is typical of -he It is a home of book and Hill one not feel Una of th. Marshall said he always felt eating when he entered the Marshall home in Columbia i . the executive mansion at Mrs. Marshall believes in a and the prevails If Governor ever occupied the White House people would not know that historic institution.- Claret an admirer Marshall would have it a real home. People would even in the midst of the sold and glitter. But It is net only as a wife and mistress of a home that Mrs Marshall shove her ability She is a politician and a cue. She also has a re- markable memory Governor Marshall has earned the reputation being in a class of story . era all b himself. He can but he forgets names. A name is something to be cast aside Governor Marshall, and it one of the resets of his life, it he bas any The governor is no, a man. He i. somewhat a fa- but II he could he would like to remember but. not having that ability, he does not worry, for Mr- Marshall It the name remember- of fan She has a ability along line Not only does she remember last name, but any combination of . met at nature to her. and the carries -his ability on down children and cousins of any one seeking governor the governor la shaking and trying to remember whether bis . r or Smith Mrs Marshall n the ii n and ask l all relatives Ideal Partners. Governor Marshall bat no brothers slaters and bis parents being dead leaves barren of I s Governor Marshall's friends are en- over his home life When he has started on talking of his wife a new light in the executive to the surface. come near being ideal married partners was talking to Tom one explained one of his most intimate friends were leaning back, and Tom had been telling some of his good stone, to illustrate topics of our conversation We were waiting for Mrs Marshall to come back from a shopping tour, and I happened to re- mark that I liked Mrs Marshall bet- time met her. now that's the way she strikes m. he said, have been married some years, and as time goes that is s long or short period, lull a. you think. To me II is but a fleeting day Then I Hunk back over my married life and find I have grown to know Mrs. Marshall batter every day A man must Lot only love but he must also respect his In this her In all things She must wonderful qualities to make the and respect deep- and better each day That's been history fact that Mr. Marshall has teen In sympathy my my life it rt. Marshall it satisfied with her domestic duties alone. She to do her share In of the and business world. Mrs mm shall is said to have discussed m with her husband his actions on the Baltimore convention, and when seen that Marshall was the man who was to go on the Wilson he wanted to knot bis wife thought about it. -II went be any harder than being Governor of Indiana, and the thinks are Hie man It only agrees she said, and tiled the matter with Governor Mar- Mrs. Marshall had the honor be- the List woman in Indiana to hold an office She was appointed county clerk Steuben county by her lather and held that office a number o years When Governor Marshall and Ins wit,, were about to married she de- her last Official eel the Office would be to make out the mar license. Governor Marshall ac- companied to county and watched with care as she noted the records In the bock and tilled out the license and watched her as carefully signed her father's name, with her own as deputy. Mrs Marshall, having blotted the ink. said. Now we can laughed Governor Mar- shall . . , Why, we are all explained M-s. Marshall, pointing to the license. -Yes, but have to pay for re- plied Hie governor. all right for you to make it out. but It's up to me to pay And he did Mrs. Marshall and, having established the practice of going with her husband on all Ml be they short or long. mi ii a point to carry along some Mrs. is as much a us the governor A -lam a a seine of the bills that have been ,. by the It'll Indiana legislature . Insight into the go i To curtail child labor. iv sale cold storage pro- am ti To n hygienic us s med ill i I I To vent at I th. To regulate sale of cocaine and pr drugs To provide free tor u- To establish public To Improve pun rood lam To i provide police court ens. To prevent traffic in slaves. To permit schools require medical supplies as part a train equipment Marshall has also played n active part in providing for of labor, as is by the Following To create a bureau of inspection for workshops, factories, mines and boilers To establish free employment To require full train crews To require safety devices on switch Court Seal As there will be no court held during th. Week civil term begin- August jurors summoned for that week need not attend. C MOORE, Clerk Superior Court s m BETHEL. N I picnic was Bethel c. Aug. given on Monday at Conetoe Creek in honor of Miss Ada little, of Washington and Sal- Its smith and Myron Height, of Rob-, Bunting's house party. left Bethel about eleven o'clock In two huge wagons yells and songs given much spirit on the way Lunch was spread s la carte not long after arrival of the party and lemonade was enjoyed throughout the day. lunch guests were entertain ed by playing rook, boat riding and automobile spins. Those who composed the party Misses Height. Bailie Smith. Ada Little, Mantle Maud Velma mount. Bunting and Estelle Jones; Messrs Marvin BlOUnt. Bunting. Van Taylor. Blount, Davis Bullock. T A. Andrews. J. I. and Bra C. O. Griffin and M. P- Man Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Stilton. Chap At lour o'clock the picnickers re turned having had a gay and lime, r- -i BROWN j. EVANS i M ii -i n -c -t g y. WILLIAMS e -i -i -i S c -i . Johnson, having qualified s ., ti administrator of the estate of Bus- an E. Button, deceased, before D. C. Moore, clerk of the superior court of County, notice is hereby given all persons indebted to said es- tats hereby required to make mediate to the undersign- and all persons hold- claims against said estate are required to Ale their claims with said administrator duly verified within the twelve months from the date hereof, or notice will be pleaded n bar of their recovery. Tins the 26th day of July. D. M. JOHNSON, administrator Of estate of Susan E. Button. Li -j- S m y. OB To require headlights engines To require standard cabooses. To provide weekly wage. etc. Ind Marshall has con suited with his on all these He Is quoted as saying a can't go far wrong In taking the ad- of a wile If she is his partner as well as his wife. TO Having qualified before the super- court clerk of county as exec- of Will and Testament W. . Little, deceased, notice it given to all persons indebted to the estate to make Immediate pay meat to the undersigned; and all per-i sons having claims against said es- late are notified that they must sent the same to the undersigned for payment on or before the 9th day of; August. or this notice will be, plead in bar of their recovery. This 9th day of August. 1912. JAMES L. LITTLE. Executor of W. G. Little , ltd . MOORE x -I -I errs . . , SPIER -J ; .--. The divided Republican party is like boy against Wind There will be a lot of blaster. hill it will not take votes away from Wilson and Marshall Having exhausted his supply of ad- in denouncing Taft, Roosevelt is now leading a campaign of of one who does not agree with himself have pulled against the end of the yoke long Wilson and Marshall promise to see the pulling Is made more nearly even. n v. a. hum Taken lo a Hospital in Treatment TO North Carolina. Pitt County. undersigned having this clay tried as administrator of the estate of Zeno T, Evans, deceased, before C Moore, clerk of the superior court, of county, notice is hereby given all persons who are indebted to estate to make immediate settle with the undersigned and all persons holding claims; against said estate are hereby to file their claims with administrator within IS months from date hereof or this notice will pleaded In bar of recovery of said, claims. This the day of August. H. J. WILLIAMS, of Estate ad Zeno T. Evans F, C. Attorney. ltd g S c. t TAYLOR . x MRS. MARSHALL. In with hers. Ours is not a one sided life We have been part- i and that's the way it should be In this world Mrs. Marshall has watched over his administration of the affairs of Indiana Jealous are There has been of spectacular in his ad- ministration. It has been a sane gov- The laws that be has fought for and won show the spirit of the man They are uplifting They deal with the improvement man. woman and child While Marshall is id as a executive, nevertheless, he Is a fighter. He be- longs to the old fighting stock of Marshall not a dodger He has his opinions, and he lets them h know. While he is an organization he knows that are cot can mis- ,;,. If make he thinks It Is h's duty to ear so and get the saying over at the On Tuesday Mr. William Teel and son. Mr. W. A. Teel, were coming to town from their home B few miles across the river. When near Part cross roads the gilt to the broke. This lightened the horse lie run the buggy into fence. it unit throwing both the occupants out. The elder Mr Teel escaped Injury, but his son a dislocated hip and was also thought to be injured Internally. was taken on the evening train to I hospital In Richmond, accompanied by J, E. Nobles Notice to Creditors. Clara O. and Emily F- Johnson, having qualified as es of the estate of S. S. de-j ceased, before D. C. Moore, clerk the superior court of Pitt county, no-i is hereby given that all persons indebted to the said estate are hereby; required to make immediate settle- with the undersigned and all persons holding claims against said estate are hereby required to file their claims with said duly verified within twelve from the rate hereof, or this notice will be; pleaded In bar of their recovery. This the day July. 1811. CLARA F. and EMILY F. JOHNSON, of the estate of W. B. Roach, deceased. .- O W I- . . 1- nO . C. for received votes. Last Excursion of Season Probably last excursion of this season to Norfolk will be rim on Wednesday of week. and Athlete- Rood Au John and other point- as- will be found in this paper here today to compete for will have two days honors in the twenty fifth annual track at ,. place The fare for tin eating, persons of s great by oat these pills. It been DRINKING TOO MICH, they will promptly the SICK HEADACHE . the and , ,,,,, ,,, . lag. coated. provinces Athletic As Take No Substitute. and field championships of the Mar pleasure at the around Norfolk. Murderer lo he Shot Nev., Aug. is to be shot to to morning at the Nevada State Penitentiary. His is the first sentence to death by shooting ever Imposed in Nevada and was made possible by the law passed by the last a condemned person the choice of death either by hanging or shooting GREENVILLE IS THE HEART OF EAST CAROLINA. IT HAS A POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED AND ONE, IS ROUNDED BY THE BEST FARMING OF ALL KINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HE HE FOR WE HAVE EVERYTHING TO IX THE WAT OF j LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY TIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE JOB AND PLANT. Agriculture Is the Most Useful, Most Healthful, the of Washington. HAVE A ILA- OF TWELVE HUN- AMONG Till. BIT PEOPLE IS THE EASTERN TART OF NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE THOSE WHO WISH TO ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN BUSINESS WAY TO TARE A FEW INCHES SPAt E AND TELL THEM WHAT YOU HAVE TO TO ATTEST IDS. ADVERTISING RATES ARE LOW ASH AS BE HAD UPON Ht H. vi . nil M Mill K IS, FACES DEFEAT Early Returns Greatly Favor Judge Jones Mill III Holders lock Bones Will Their Curd Wis. American Bar Association today a that I Jones seal t- nor S. complete from todays Dem- primary in South Carolina. Show that Ira B. Jones, former chief of the state supreme conn. leading Cote i. the bent In the race for from only a of Hie total precincts had been re- at X o'clock tonight. Jones then had 1.600 more than J. T Duncan, the third candidate, has polled a light vote. United States Senator Benjamin it. according to early returns, is leading both his opponents. J. and N. B. Dial. According to the state primary law. a majority Is necessary to secure the nomination. In the event that the leading candidates fails lo get a ma a second primary will lie held for the two leading candidates. Returns are coming in slowly and Indication are that the of s- feral of the contests will not In- known until tomorrow. At with about voles heard from-about per cent or the probable is about 2.300 votes ahead of for governor. returns indicate the Of Representatives in the second. Aiken In the third, Fin- Icy in the firth. Representatives El- and J arc run- close in the sixth. Early Bulletin. Charleston, Aug. par- returns from thirty-one counties give Jones 20.680. Aug. boxes out of in Greenville give Duncan Jones for governor; Dial 1.043, 7-44. 3.029, for United Slates senate. Aug. precincts out of eighty-three In this county give for Jones 1,806; Columbia, s. Aug. precincts out of 1,800 in all parts of Carolina, give for Jones Misses and Adelaide of and Lucy Oliver, of Olive, who have been visiting Mrs. W. T. returned home this morning. TRAINS Retain Sags Beys EL PASO, Tex., August -y. Mexican rebel raiders and a In Third foiled ti apply for , stationed M. ex, banged shots n I ad d ranch, four mil. s from th. r and miles and were making with head IT mi PAYS CLOSE TO Handled leered u Mill he Placed Lock win he First N. C. Cotton belies Norfolk WASHINGTON-, August perfected by Postmaster Hitch- cock today whereby the of the new law prohibiting the delivery of mail on Sundays will have no serious effect upon the handling Important mail matter. Holders of lock boxes at and second class will have to them as usual although n mail deliveries will be made by Cl Hers on the street or at windows. Mail for hotel guests and newspapers will be delivered to then their lock boxes by a arrangement of having that mail soiled on the railway mail cars before I reaches its Such mail will be regarded as transit matter mid will be distributed immediately upon arrival at the offices of thus practically insuring a speedier delivery to the addresses than heretofore has been the case. This distribution will require a minimum of Sunday work and the of other received i Sunday will be made after mid- night of Sunday so that It may be delivered by the carriers on their first tour on Monday. After all day conferences the experts of his department General Hitchcock tonight issued statement explanatory of his ad- ministration of the new law. His as Is that there Will be no em- to the business public and that, through the arrangements he outlines, urgent mall matter ill reach its destination promptly. Or- necessary to Mr. Hitch- cock's plans Into effect will be issued immediately. The, postmaster statement appears lo be some regards the provision n. the postal bill relating to the of mail on Sundays. This vision does not require the closing of post offices on Sundays, which WOUld be quite impossible, owing lo the fact that the mail has to be sorted and also the mail collected in cities for dispatch lo other Ions. To stop the movement of this mail would mean a serious clog- of whole of mail ml consequent to the public. alt membership Ir race In made known in application. Attorney General George W. in a heated debate declared i. recognized the status as of William Lewis, horses. the general and two members who have been members who have been unseated by the executive Committee. The ace question precipitated a fight which was abruptly ended by an appeal by former Secretary of War Jacob U. Dickinson, t lit further discussion would bring criticism of lion. Immediately Mr. jump- ed to his feet and hope will pass, for it the legality of these members. It was I who was chiefly responsible for bringing the subject up. Scores of members protested against adoption of the resolution, saying it bad always been the policy lo exclude members. Others said while this resolution allowed the present members to remain, it would Wants Prosecution to Success- Thomas K. Marshall, former Vice President Charles Fairbanks and Daniel G. Hied, the New York multi- millionaire one of the pioneers the tin-plate industry in America are to be central figures of a gather- to be held here early next month in celebration of the twentieth vi of tin inauguration of the fist American tin-plate plant. All preclude the admission of more o because the fact of their Picnic on the Plantations Panic the report received i day by General K. v. Lieutenant H. it. Johnson, command- K. Third Cavalry announced additional would be rushed lo seem disturbance. report did not slate whether any the raiders or cavalry men were wounded. bas been summoned to Inquire into To i I police blackmail will be Investigated Ind., Aug to their real Editor it was fortune to be present at a That plantations last Friday, In- eating and enjoyable to be, with these working people, made race would be made known to the ex- committee. The resolution of fired by Mr. Whereas, three persons of the col- race were elected to membership this without knowledge upon the pal of those electing them that they wee of that race and are now members of the association That as it has been contemplated that members of the col- race should become members of association, the several local oils are directed, if at any time any of them shall recommend a person of the race for membership to accompany the recommendations with a statement of fact that ho is such a Fifty-four lawyers, with at least one from each state, today completed for presentation to association a report denouncing as dangerous lo the country, all movements for the recall of judges Judicial divisions notable named were sent in 1882 when the fist tin-plate plant was formally opened in this city with an oration by William y. at that time Governor of Ohio and later President of the Slates, Campaign is to be Economical Rattlesnake Bites Washing ton Child Ryan, York Broker, Killed NEW Aug. Thomas F. Ryan manager of a New York broker- firm, V., Aug. IT.- Tin. bales of new Carolina cotton arrived in yesterday, con- signed to J. W. Perry and Company. It came from South Mills was brought to this city through the Dis- canal. The arrival of the three bales today Is one day earlier North cotton reached Norfolk year and days earlier than in 1910. The grade of three bales Is mid- go firm, was killed today while op- an automobile which he was using for tin- first time. His wife and their two Children, as well as A. C his wife sou were seriously Injured. The accident in the Oranges in Jersey while the party was on a its way to the Mr WASHINGTON, N C, Aug 27.- Dorothy, the four year old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Sam who reside about one mil,, from this city, while visiting he mother at county, was bitten by a ground rattlesnake yesterday after- noon on ankle. The Rule girl was to this on Washington and Va. train and treated by Dr. p. A Nicholson, she is now at home of her brother, K. M, Hodges, on Fourth street. Her physician thinks that unless blood poisoning develops she will in probability recover CHICAGO, Aug. Joseph B. vies of Wisconsin, secretary of the national Democratic committee, to- day issued a statement In which he declared the Democrats purposed es- a new record in campaign management this year and Gov- Wilson's campaign would be made with less expense than had at- tended the election of many a city Mayo. are running our headquarter in York and Chicago in business said Mr. ham auditing departments in both offices a continuous is being kept of all receipts and dis even petty office tuns accounted for. Our books are open to Investigation now and Hill be until and also after District Attorney Whitman, who has discovered that one the grand jury panel fifty business men is owner a hotel used tor disorderly purposes. The insists that the extraordinary grand jury shall, not have a i with the police graft system and is be Will challenge the prospective grand jurors in open court. The news that Police Commissioner Waldo publish a list of owners of gambling and disorderly houses has caused a panic among the owners who hare deluged the police with frantic not to make their names public, iii many instances the owners make the protest on the ground that they did not know that then property had in let to undesirables. grand jury can never saw a din- served at any picnic, i barbecue, fresh fish and all eatables that goes to make up a holdings . B, ,,.,. ,, o. a There were about res- was part the i for Senator Cotten, the landlord, to make them a short speech alter dinner. This he did in his usual pleasing and graceful way to the perfect and enjoyment of all. He com- the crowd on their good management and good behavior and said much lo encourage them that will long be remembered by all pres- Mr. Cotten takes much interest in the health and welfare of his ten- ants. Music and dancing was next on the program and was fully enjoyed all. Much credit is due Mr. J. C. Hum- and Mr. S. ft Martin, man- agers ibis picnic for their energy In seeing all well fed and given a good time generally. Tins community is well pleased With the work being done on the road by Mr, Allied Forbes, manager of convict force the murder the gambler, Herman th This district attorney's office has aid that counsel in th, case Po- lice Lieutenant Becker, indicted for pub- CL Buys Stock Duke TORONTO, Ont. Aug As the concluding feature of bis three In Toronto Duke of Con naught held a review of the boy scouts . t Canadian National Exhibition Water Gap afternoon. Tonight his Royal mo Ryan lost control white driving Highness, accompanied by the over a newly oiled road and the. car cheat of Princess slipped turned turtle He was Patricia, leave in a special train for Pinned under the machine, luff Sling the West Their trip will last until a broken neck which Instant October and will lake then I . Mer- limit. The entire k Dry company, which recently Into bankruptcy, was yesterday sold to T. i prominent mer- chant of Greenville, x. C. will be remembered the closed Its doors Several Weeks go on account of voluntary bank- proceedings J ii Cheshire Has appointed trustee The sale sale was made by him. who will for business within Rosenthal, is preparing to ask for change f the ground Becker could not get a fair trial here because of the Inflamed state lie opinion, John F. counsel for Po- lice Lieutenant Charles Becker, In- murder of Herman Rosenthal, today obtained a delay in the case until September t, by sen in ; writ stating the proceedings. The writ as on Assistant District Attorney Rubin and Judge of Court General before whom Becker to have been arraigned today for pleading. Supreme Court Justice Amend issued the writ. Becker was arraigned last i for pleading, hut his counsel obtained the sec hi adjournment until Today, still professing lo be lo go on, Mr. obtained lit oil the ground he I.,, lime in make motions he deem necessary, Mrs, Lillian Rosenthal, the murdered gambler, is preparing to bring suit against Lieutenant Beck- for for till of her husband Her lawyer bases he of a lot of heavy mules and big steel plows furnished b Senator Cotten, good progress is being made; the county commission- no mistake in sending Mr. Forbes and his convicts up here II people all over the county could be induced to take the interest and lend a helping hand Mr. Cot- ten is doing In the matter good roads. We soon see a great all over the county with- out Increasing the taxes or bond is- sue A WELL WISHER OF BOTH GOOD ROADS AND PICNICS. is accomplices would not In i it Webber's poker rooms, on mid Door tin- northwest street and ., where the slayers Herman gathered n minutes be- drove to the i on the morning murder, July were raided closed last night hi Inspector and a es. Since Webber's an in the West Side prison on the charge complicity in murder of his hopes in this s,. on Rosenthal, puke, rooms which . technicality which he believes will ,.,.,, ., ,.,. , , f,. possible for him to win ;,,,., , escapes earn,, lion in the j.;,,,,. , ,,,. ,.,,.,, T. games have conducted by a man- The point is the requirement in a ager who gives his name as Kirk criminal case testimony of Brown and who has made dally re- open the must be corroborated, it ports the profits lo the proprietors next few this point Which Lieutenant Becker iii bis cell days, is a well-known and progress- may enable him win free- business man of Greenville despite the confessions Hose. n in business there for many ; Webber and who I In a civil suit, however, a it it Becker r.--. Pacific coast. II has b years and is recognized as one far Baikal had success In business of ft News Observer. win a verdict and the fact that the at News. a woman gets so old that com no longer have any charm a woman never reaches ma

MAY WORK IN Head la I Immediately WASHINGTON. Aug. Sneaker Clark I fell , Man I This ought to . . that is nothing wrong with a ho I. anxious U. meet las . while have art criticism and with to make men in D ll have to believe bees M When to it. I have never made this the party. I believe i . i, As A Result Worthington May Die Congress of the members ENGAGE M Kentucky Representative Has Been two member to ;,;, adjournment demands Congress of the member, whenever wrong dump baa I I Thai my position is the correct one, have a heart and cons, out favor of partiality. i desire to express my thinks to who supported me in the last primary whose votes pave me a decided lead in the contest and WENT HIS Mr. Occurred ought-to-be quietude Sunday was disturbed by the ringing . f was disturbed me ringing , , about bearing shoot that put both physicians , , It tor In Jail Night contributed two to this gathering. Representative God- .- Representative Webb let home night alter having been here all the summer and believing would adjourn morning. Most of the other Hiding in the Hark I Int. r.-t , ,. ,,., ,.;,,,,. Had Pinned I . M , ,,,,. ,.,. M,, . ,,,. flew w v,,,,,,,,,,, , g to take me to maintain it I have made a pubic and have not sulked from my opponents. I still desire that the people shall pass upon these rumors and against me; and if have made error have at all times Invited opponents to meet me with denial. In further evidence of my desire to have the people in la ran I , engaged in the tie going . . i i , aid it eight I . now and cut off i v. t n i of . , . Clark hurried to Heb. was ere l k i g II was thought could I've I . but t morn- . .,, . t living ind has i slight chance of Hi; II called on WASHINGTON, Aug. Bl- charge the national head , . mil Major Stedman laughingly Kentucky, chairman of remarked tonight leaving th, House Committee, so as to head Greensboro that he and Godwin were proposed legislation, too young to be worried about the been disclosed to Mr. Johnson, and heat In Washington Mr Godwin will . statement baa put the Ken leave for state tomorrow morning and bis on guard. driving his automobile through we I know about said Mr country. all I ., . id rat. ,,.,,,,,,. ,. Roads Walter . road their ,.,. ,., back I page told Senator feat the people can tricked and tooled through false by men who will not meet t victory the to be held September 7th. W. F. EVANS s M ltd It o I he Voter- of Pitt i To you who supported me I wish say that I most sincerely ate whatever you did m my termed and my w. ,,, , by m utterances, I have mailed Mr ,. , ,. Blow, my opponent In coming the with , , Luther Braxton and v.- Wiles Smith went on a round- Mysterious Shooting would experts to North Caro- a Washington man , ,., for con- Ion he d on strutting roads under the Simmons on. h . soon as he received the proper mobile Party had been following information ti. lb. state is lo what Mr. Hi k feral i- over to . kill Bed up In I .- It absolutely true i I Mr v .;. be I do care lo say now. What do you propose to d Nothing, unless an o the have all the i Ion ; to go Into details. Mr Johnson been hive made appropriations road building II la understood r count is one of the conn I . i . under the Ion Mr. hill and it is ,. than probable that work Will be started at some point in ford I. f, Evans On the Primary doing any taking . F G. I . counsel. Hi s, d it was after dark when they i turned. When lug half way to the ear whet In rum This attracted a dog In l to ,. Interpret his , lo the Int. of struck both the Iowa a, . . too tor To those who for reasons best known to themselves did sup- port me. I wish to say feel- of friendship for you Is none the shaken I hope you will look upon me and feel towards me the way you would have fell to- your own choice II nominated. i to Impartially represent all he people of Pitt count. m. Corey very gracefully withdrew hie right to call a second primary and has thereby eliminated a second contest between us. Respectfully u. CLARK. I., an A. Me- Ind COL M IA S C lug S rote I n did a tea . nil g . l all i i and of the I lion equivalent l campaign . I candidates . seeking I n j i- i . . on N i got C , no R i i Mate. J A . to J. L tin , . T ins J l . n E state S T, carter and U W M L in- I . I the of- i ill O. B t , . I . H . lit I I. ii ii in is in in- I by p In the Hi i. ,,., Fin i two nU Raged ind W. P Poll- k. In I i- ,.,, by ., w. I . in ind R i ,. the have no op i on la i I . . a th. d run . known and era i to I th. ii FIRST FEDERAL FOR Work lime Aug. ,., i. road n- To Democratic voters of Information come lo me a should i be it. I the nomination State Senate. ,,, i would heroine an Independent While not In the , defeat. I desire to state this rumor was started for Hie ,.,. of some friend into voting another candid I , registered in the Democratic prim r s,, all other candidates, p edged to by its result, speaks for Mr A. I- Blow. N C. Dear Sir a M Hear being second In the race for the Senate in primary just had and having called for a sec- primary to decide between you and I for the nomination. herewith extend to you an invitation ill the nature of a challenge to enter with me a discussion of those confronting Hie Democratic Pin . -Information has reached me of n effort on your pan to obtain than yourself to vines and Jack were here a matter. ,, ,.,,. tor din- deeming i. nothing hut fair that the m ,., men shall hear from he ,,, ll. camped half way position and In order ,. both candidates may be heard t m ,, under the same and tin I trip young men of Tarboro. Messrs. ; abide by its result, hi . ; by the same audiences, l extend to you this opportunity show- the people wherein I or any of my friends have misrepresented you or your record In the circular of which you look exception In your letter to The Reflector n few Issues ago. Not only that, but i think ii your bounden lo show where the untruth lies which you I we upon dates lo be by agreement In the differ ,., and there hold an or debate of those matters which we seem lo be at variance, As lime Washington tomorrow. PORTLAND, Ore., Many Of the foremost shots of Ilia weal faced the naps today I opening of the annual Pacific handicap tournament The which will last is being conducted under the auspices Portland Qua Club. One of notable features will be a com- petition between teams of men each from and west . abort l ask an Immediate Hotter a slip th tongue fool th n slip For Inn j. u,. through postal r general and the Mrs J. W of the I department. and General Hitchcock and wound . F morn s, Had conference the win, s, Simmons lite last and told the senator II was their . made no as to the to begin work on roads with i . an though in n Keri lime and . ,. rational cam. ,,,,, be taken in sum.- ,. ,., . left night North Carolina counties where ts unknown. The husband la already been appropriated for ad refuses to talk The Simmons Mil provides that the got shall w Blow Accepts Invitation I .- I, is expected an expert from ,.,, ,,,.,. of public roads will be lent to North Carolina a. time next 1812. week lo make an Investigation and . i. what In the state the first work on will he started. Representatives Webb. . man and Small remained on duty house the all light session last Mr Webb was busy trying to , . keep the pro is- Democratic m the general deficiency bill pro- received tins morning. comp, , . of l reply I beg to say that your . was Is accepted. n by Senator Overman, The , , purpose of expediting . K WM but t . . ,, for such Joint . , ; . .,,,,,,. , depart- ion l will meet you at the office ,, any way the I p r. Harding, Chairman , , , . down , tin old building i, Executive . . ,.,,, , , structure, as i . . . if . t lo Mailer- in IV. I. G N Mi w. F. Evans a I II ,, o'clock tomorrow evening when and where I trust we ran agree . time and place when . . ., shall b under which they conducted. Very respectfully, BLOW. . It n lo Vote on Plan La ,. , on i for lb i it. of lion will b i . , i n the administration of ill five commissioners. n I, elective, The recall feature ,. In . h- tog subject to a petition of pi cent the registered voters .,.,. Johnson lake SAN FRANCISCO Cal Aug. Jo ; m lb P . , , for vice president, Washington. to .-. on o lout t will pro two n n I . . i large section . The most attention . Governor Join . . ,, de . first York , . , . hill introduced go Over- ,. n s ii here and until . be row night as adjourns. Ben- ,,, Simmons will go lo Sew York where lie will hold . conference acting chairman national , ,, s, S . collie New York for n as as Important ., ,. kepi senior senator in die Democratic Mr. re The , . in primary ., . held Saturday, The following . , ,,,.,.,, delegates to the county convention, which next I .,, . ;, i d. I Bates to the U I I Meets in w. Br Ham Skinner H i ., W J Warning. ., II I ,,., .,,. . th. Henry T. Mar . Sons of was opened ton. C. L Harris. , , m local branches ,, ll rough. K. Jolly, it. C. Flanagan. W. B, an B. t. Jolly selected , i l I Of Carolina Training School to Train Teachers for the of North Carolina. to all Who Agree to Teach. Fall ins September 1912. For Cat- Information, address ROBERT H. President Greenville. N. C. HI PASSED IT KILLS SUNDAY MAIL DELIVERY One of Final Acts Long Drawn Session i. f-O SPEAK OH Mu-t CM H ml III II. better urn i inn Mail Et- r. Without warning and apparently with out knowledge the national in dying enacted piece leg- which, ii is now eat is no lour. the delivery his Itinerary either letter or newspaper, on th governor i an Intention concentrating lo cents under the attention on York. fee. The perhaps the stringent enacted th day. ska GIRT, J. nor Wilson's plan tor only a few campaign addresses and no tours met the approval of the members ii the campaign committee with whom governor conferred national headquarter in York today. I am on i speak on particular o announced Governor Wilson. i the Puritans, ii makes our recent alleged look like child's play and it puts congress in attitude having slept i .- fully while Minority Leader slipped through a piece i leg- which will make the national the laughing stock of bis constituency when be comes home fresh from hon- ors and Intimation of the law y had passed was given many members -t Congress by the of yesterday. The Inkling of the law came in the form of In- postmasters from Washington Sunday morning met inns to appropriation for year ending June 1913. pun hereafter of the and second lass shall not be op- en on for t ti purpose of de- livering mall to the general public, hut provision shall even vent the prompt delivery special delivery mail. this you will general delivery window link discontinue all by carriers on Sundays. You will note, however, that special do- livery mail is expected and you will therefore arrange to have on duly a sufficient force to handle thin mail matter promptly. department desires to reduce the Sunday work to the minimum as many of the as possible may ; complete day of on Sunday. You should there- lore only g of clerks to report for duly on that day In order that transit mail the mail collected for dispatch may handled without delay no mail la dispatched on a Very early collection should he made Monday morning and the mail for local delivery distributed before the carriers leave for their towns ill North Caro- affected by the law Chapel Hill. Charlotte. Durham, Elisabeth City, Goldi- boo, Greensboro. Henderson, Hickory, High Point, Lexington, Laurinburg, Monroe. Morgan ton, Mi. Airy, New Hem. Oxford. Raleigh, Rocky Mount. Sal- Sanford. Washington, Wilmington, Wilson, Winston Salem. Greenville. and New Jersey with a on Day in Buffalo. have a speech in m i . bout said governor. I have Intended to get out tor some The governor is to speak outside of w y for the first lime when he addresses the State at Williams Grove. Pa., on Thursday Of this week. The governor said he had talked campaign finances with National Treasurer Wells and Messrs. Morgen- and Crane of th finance com- He was in conference Just two hours and had to rush to the Pennsylvania station in a i catch a train. Chicago Auk C. Sullivan, of Chicago, former National Committeeman from Governor Wilson would make one speed in Chicago during the campaign. Mr. Sullivan also said that nor Wilson would speak at Kansas City, Louis and Lincoln. Neb. in the conduct the campaign. claim, duct the u ii not but injure the future i hose behalf it is ex . d. In ting Sena The Is o e b date s, but do s pi o to happily mistreat other two Nor ill this pa . a at and abuse d it. In Its anguish because The Durham Sun ate, a possible, t of the tit The Sun Id the Demo rat i ;. y In North Carolina today there are in the Republican There is conservative, Mr. son and Mr. represent the at; Mr. Simmons and friends represent the As Mr. Wilson won in the gr at Baltimore com I of ins j want pro- h and do not want to compromise with the Republican so will Mr, win b he belle es In the i mo The Sun knows full that th Democratic party in this is not divided, there are factions, ill stands as a II for of the Democratic ticket from constable to President. More than this, The Sun also knows and knows that when has concluded the friends of th- three candidates will stand I unitedly for the success of the Demo- party. The statement of The Sun is called for and is calculated to create wrong Impression. Charlotte Chronicle. FREE FREE s s Colonel Roosevelt ltd State Arthur E. the for President, Is only years NEW YORK, ti. em Used lime to Advantage September, Jail speak at early in Robin, who is in the Tombs awaiting a within a black sentence following his conviction for grand larceny in connection with the W. formerly the star orator of Tammany Hall, has declared If In favor of for dent. William J. Bryan has promised to stump the state of Indiana this fall the interest of the Democratic and State tickets. Col. John T. Democratic national from W. has announced his candidacy for the seat of United Slates Senator wrecking of the Northern Hank, is said lo have made another fortune through speculation which he carried on while a prisoner. With a view that Robin could valuable information in the case It Is said that more representatives Hyde the former dent of the North Hank was sentenced after his conviction, but If kepi In the Tombs and the day tine, I s he occupies a room in the criminal courts building, which is equipped with a and typewriter. Here it is said, he Congress have voluntary declared has his wrecked fortune. I for this year ever before in Hie history of Hie Meeting Government To Progressives of Pitt I The Democrats had votes In Hi.- There will lie a meeting of those Electoral College four years ago. who propose to vote for Theodore They have votes In the next for president in the court Electoral College In order lo elect house iii Greenville, the the President. ill August. I Kentucky the largest number of The of this meeting is to Pennsylvania appoint delegates to the progressive come second with and Mary convention which meets in Charlotte land, Sew York. Missouri and on of Sept., next And to take come next In the list, such notion upon other matter as Comparatively person no may properly before said con with the fad that since All Jackson no President of the Horrible Experience Par- Auk. outside their burning home White Oak Mill Village, two miles from Greensboro, Mr. and Mrs. John heard the dying moans of their live year old daughter and saw the Dames envelope be body, unable to render The family of father and mother three children were awaken short I before midnight by neighbor cry- lire. The mother caught the baby in her aims while the father carried a old son from the burning Terrell attempted lo return the sleeping daughter but was driven hack by the flames. Let all those who are dissatisfied Slates served two cons with the old attend. terms except Gen. Grant The meeting will be called to or- promptly at o'clock a. m. A. J. lid Pointed A woman can believe, anything she lo believe. Your opinion of a man depend deli.-e at a whist deal on his estimate you Us easier to get people lo listen to advice than It is induce them to us. it. Sometimes it a woman has reasons lo thankful because her husband's neglect. ml DEBATE IS ARRANGED fur Joint Agreed Alex L. BlOW and W. K contesting candidate for Democratic nomination Sen- ale, will people of Pill County in Joint discussion of political question following limes and places in Pitt August Arthur, at lo o'clock a. in. Friday, 80th, Falkland, p. ill. Saturday, August Greenville, a. m. Saturday. August p. in. Monday. September, Bethel, at p. m. Tuesday. Sept. a. m. Tuesday, Sept. Stokes. p. iii. Wednesday, Sept. p . Thursday, Sept. Jack, at p, iii. Friday, Sept. at Rev, Aaron s Watkins. the party candidate for Vice of the states, will lie formally notified of his nomination his home in Ada. on Sept. Representative John W, the thirteenth Sew York District, who been the whip of House for serial years, has decided he iii again be a candidate for Congress. The Contest for Republican no mutation tor governor of setts this year is between Joseph Walker, former speaker of the Stale assembly, and C. Benton. former member Of the governor's conn The women are lo vote this year tor President In the state of Colorado Wyoming, Idaho. California and Washington, The six State have a total of thirty-eight voles in the College. This piece Blue Enameled White Lin- ed Set with every Berlin This is truly the most wonderful opportunity ever offered the people of Pitt County to obtain FREE this blue enameled white lined set of kit- cooking utensils exactly like above reproductions. Modern, sanitary utensils such as these an incentive to every good housewife and are articles that all may be proud to possess. This wonderful offer will last ONLY thirty days, so come NOW and purchase your V Berlin Cast Range BERLIN CAST RANGE Possesses every feature of durability and economy which can be claimed for other ranges Oven perfectly sanitary having white enameled oven door and rack, easy keep clean as All doors and dampers, extra well fitted, give perfect control of heat in oven. Fire backs warranted for years. Vandyke MOM THE Mail; The cost to the union of the button worker's at la., Which was called off, The of the government car nun Southern I statistical bureau of the and allied Iii department labor, at lion with other crafts of the ,,.,,, ,.,,, lions In New York State, with a This is more federation, have secured renewal agreement In which i ,, Increase in and be- working were secured. decrease 6.648, or a little Twelve member of the St. Paul I union went to St Joseph's orphan asylum on a recent Sunday cut hair of eighty-eight or boys there of charge, this sacrifice of their for the good of r SO, i i International Typo report an Increase of 3.138 during the year. bureau at Ottawa, Out., have received an Increase of a week, the good of the union and Number member on pension roll, lady is the latest labor in general. loss. earning of member addition to the ranks of la- Steps were taken n meting of during the year. 65.8794108, an in San Francisco, Cal. operator In Hoboken to crease over last of A movement la under way for range for the a world- Average . of member a home for disabled wide union telegrapher an increase over last The League, for members the and a resolution l lo put per member, many years an Influential factor Union question forming a union a report Just issued by sen. Illinois polities, has decided lo the lo a referendum vote all operator Frank of the executive no active part In the present campaign of disease mortality the In the world. council of the American Federation because of dissension in Its member York Slates Department of Ai Retail Clerk's International of Labor ii appear that during the ship caused by the formation of the Health asked tile co-operation of convention, recently held in seven month Of the current party. labor unions throughout the State. Columbus, O., ii was decided to in cal year of federal labor of Montreal Canada and it from one and trades unions, which have no in- d with various unions have decided cud to the oilier. An army of men but are o honor the memory of J. A. will start at once with the Intention dilated with the American Federation It Is estimated that new voters will appear ill the general next November. There will male enfranchised founder of the Montreal Trades of placing a local union in every of Labor have received in strike age alone and about women find nearly citizens. and Labor Council, by creeling a moil town and city in the Dominion. fits, on the basis of a week a man, According lo the latest returns an aggregate of

up Mi THE CAROLINA NOME and FARM and EASTERN REFLECTOR Published by THE Inc D J Editor. CAROLINA. r . . . Six mouths. Adverting rates may be bad . . Reflector Building, corner ind Third streets All cards of and resolutions of respect will charted at cent per advertising ill be charged for at three per up to fifty Hues. as second class matter August 1910. at the post office at Greenville. North Carolina, under act of March U BE It is- a tie lAnd ms good it pi a man who I . i not i anything; he . .;. something Ir- baa n I for v i n In some receive i slue back In other words, all II bis give up i and for endless chain, The It- i .- n o in the i than the wagon l t d i the So Ion i i for and money of d i mi em l. la He a pi i a . bay bu so a to sell, for money Is t- um bu; i on i. I . I And sun- i a con of his at Bell In ,. d to And no pose the moo d Then f I lb has the community, not buy goods. it may man himself is to blame it may be that he bus I into the habit sending away to son; distant when he I sired buy commodities ii. i. is hi r. unreasonable i to expect it to be close at hand to .- a a exchange when he desires to sell. In other he furnished some other community v It . medium of exchange Instead keeping the medium of exchange urn here it ill b he requires Its ii very foolish. v. m a the man do Maybe lie lie goods way, But, if his Bend- . of i i In i an I lei . pm of I . be see I b hen to i , i i money for is ; . ha e to I the i get the money k . PI win . . i . irk l I i i i .-- . simile-r ; . i not on the book i; embraces p II . ; to legit l i public in course h followed few countries ,; , i. n Hi i I States It v be on i . i not Mr. on go ids hat undo ire i- i t does no frequently us I n i law v pro pun- . . I . ., ,,. that any one making trade rep- intending to mislead able to imprisonment up to one real and to a penalty up marks or to one of these In during the years there were more than one thousand convictions this law. This law was first enacted In Ger- many in but was amended In As amended the law with i assertions as to one's own goods; false weights, measures and i privileged trade business or eta and pro FOOL- Most men would resent the enact- a property qualification for s They say. and they are en- that, they live in this town, they should have a hand in running it, whether they are for- it possession of this world's or not. Tins is entirely true. Q ii iii. e la no liege does i with it a duty K it is man's privilege to help govern the town is vote, it is duty to help promote its by his aid. So seem to think movement for tin- town's Improve- come from men means and the burden of both labor and ex- should be borne by them. As i iii of I w I, citizen should be willing to give his time, la and Ins motley to ext hi. to making this a bigger and tow n l here nobody can do Each should be e to his opinion and his ideas for t He should be isl i of the town's advantages. He home so that I I in j he spends . but iii be Invested In the for the good. In tins manner lie will not ;. hut will pro- mi own welfare. The who help in secure new Industries his town does secure now mark is for but for his labor. neighboring farmer who helps the town to grow helps create a market in which to soil and .-.- for greater and nearer conveniences. it is a fact that every dollar saved by money away from the community most of the thought to be me saved at all i does the sender more than u worth of detriment, in retarding the development the town and In keeping remote from him and conveniences for transacting us n in I enjoying life. i in i . hand it will be nearly every dollar of the merchant or home manufacturer Be- res from his neighbors Is in replenishing and Increasing Ms stock, in enlarging his in building stores or using it primarily for his own but Indirectly for the I people of the i Ind duty, then, n . town hut to himself and II i better ton n to Hi . i ii a better tin ion to do Let us get ii th other Let us i laving loll ea a doll i Ii i -ii Ii id man a In is i t lot good men i gold town Let B end our money lex ally, so th II will be deposited In hanks and on II n. ii in Lei us i I to mi v. here II ill bull l pop- u ii i ii I i n prop- worth and own u which to Hi i not give thirty cents for any He is denying that he had any . big contribution made by Of the interests as he knows he in living today and he had full FLIES In discussing the real facts about flies, the state board of health in a bulletin now in press, are the creatures afflicting man- After taking this stand the board proceeds to explain that only objections to Hies used to be because they were torments. the authority, ed about the breedings places, habits of life, and the possibility of his carrying nauseating tilth on his body from stables, garbage cans and privies to our houses, our per- sons and our food. Then it was that lea extremely disgusting. lo say the By far the greatest to Hies, however, now comes from the fact that know con- that, besides i discomfort and carrying Kith, they spread amounts of disease. Besides actually dropping bacteria and tilth from their feet and legs, may disease by discharging their vile, disease either or Indirectly upon their In summing up the remedy the states that Immediate pro- and probably for many , t come we shall to resort to screening all doors and windows, the time will come when om municipal authorities will waken up to the gravity of the situation and abolish files abolishing their breed- places Then we shall pass and en- ordinance requiring the screen- of all manure and the general use of sanitary privies. Until then. however, the Individual may do much with wire swatters and sticky fly paper In the fly traps in the garbage can SO MORE MAILS day night a bill passed eon- ding from midnight on Saturday to midnight on Sunday night no article of mall re- a or second class post- shall be even to the extent of placing ,. in a box except be articles bearing a special de- ., mm h M. livery stamp which will be delivered There are plenty of babies just as good, just as pretty and Just as sweet as the Astor youngster, but It Is not in recorded that any other has been born in the possession of three mil- we have found the oldest . ., , t . living advertisement in North Carolina lion dollars in his own right. How- , . , , . .,, the First issue of the He- we know ;, man right here In took a Pitt county Into Whose home twins modest space in which was set forth come, who says he take the wares carried in Stock Weeks, three million a piece for them, but years went by will, no Change. Alone- in the fall of Cleveland was elected president and in the excite meal of making up the paper that week the foreman that purlieu is going hack to some advertisement The typo was his canards of eight ago. it was reset in new type. Hut it kept right on. Then just a year or so ago paper in edge a l o. .,,, the Standard Oil to his cam- was set on the ma ; 1904. Roosevelt knows that chine and the old type again worn year was bought by big contributions in the junk pile. Still no change has been made in either the wording of the advertisement or the in which it was displayed. edge the contributions at the time Thirty four years without a I were made, we believe it a ii-cord for the n certainly for the state. Hut we were . , . . , , , ., about to forget was one change Congressmen have packed , made. Five or six years ago a grips and none home for the cam- phone in ; Those who are candidate whereupon the merchant in again win take the stump their question bad added to his advertise respective districts. men number ville Sentinel. And what's more the advertisement The royal road to health bads not ,.,, in . the way of big pills or little pills. ,. Be does it, or patent medicines, but for It has made the store and his by the homely road of correct habits name as to the people of Tilt County as the advertisement Itself. He does some in the Ex-Private Secretary Loeb may try --i,,,,.,,,, for mentioning to prove Roosevelt Innocent in the specials, but his regular advertise Campaign matter, but they suits him and is just what ha are two of a kind. v And he uses the same Lock Box Patron May He n- Hi-inn. the was issued from Washington me the of mail on Sunday ill all first and second class being among those affect- Postmaster R. C. Flanagan has taken up matter with the post- with a view of per- him to put important letter and newspapers in the lock of patrons Ibis office on Sundays. In this effort of Postmaster Flanagan meets with approval. Greenville Who lock boxes post- will continue to get their mail on Sundays. In Have Pure Mill, CHICAGO, ill. Aug. pas- of all of Chicago's milk supply that comes from dairies not approved by the health commissioner is required by a new city ordinance that came into effect in Chicago to- day. Physicians and health experts are of the opinion that a strict en- of ordinance w-iii re- in a material decrease of infant mortality. Lawyer to Begin Meeting MILWAUKEE, Wis. Aug. annual meeting of the American Bar Association was opened in this city today and will be continued through tomorrow and Thursday. President S. S. called meeting to order and delivered his annual ad- before an attendance of several hundred eminent representatives of the bench and bar of the States and Canada. There may be something brewing letter head in his business, so near and bill head His name Is household word to out which will come for Greenville. Hen ii will roach toe boiling point soon. an opera any reader of this paper that is boiling is not necessary to call it here for the readers to know who is referred to. larger towns are coming for- . id with protests against being de- lived of Sunday malls. Canning vegetables fruits is something that should be going on on every farm in Pill county. usual. This law means there will be no more Sunday mails to patrons. As it is general, no harm should result to business because of the non-delivery of mails. On the other baud it is a step toward Sabbath observance that ought to ox- tend until It stops the running of trains and boats and closes I place of business Sunday. Th fact is country has drifted far from hooping the Sabbath and a swing back to uniform observance of the day will be beneficial. The scarcity of the high cost of living. HABIT Tins neglect on our part not ting every building with good, able screens has merely come to a habit, handed down from the years that have passed and the time ha to offset it. screen habit. you ever attempt to spend the night at the home of a friend whose house, although appeared Inviting and cool by day Th plan of attack is comparatively simple. Keep s and covers over re- In Municipal Problems WINDSOR, Int. Aug Dole- gales from widely separated sections of the Dominion assembled in Wind- today for the opening of the an- convention of the of Can- Municipalities. The sessions will last throe dies and will be de- voted to papers, and discus- dealing With a wide range of subjects. proposed new ion railway act. the OWn- of power plants, the cement is adding lo situation in western Canada, public health and municipal finances some of the leading topics. San Hench Slum SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Aug. With an entry list of blue-blooded dogs from all the famous breeding es- on the coast the fourth annual bench show of the Lad- Kennel Association was today in the Dreamland pavilion and will be continued until Friday. The show- contains more entries and a greater variety of breeds than any of I ho previous of the as- The best town on all the map Is Greenville. The biggest asset of some dates is lying. This Date in History forces under Darks aim Hawkins sailed on an expedition against the Spanish settlement in West Indies. Lovelace became gov- of New York and New- Jersey. John the victor of the battle of horn In Londonderry N. H. Hied Manchester N. II. May i Sena who found ed tin i Review TORONTO. Out. Aug -The great Imperial review of cadets from all over the Empire was held by the Duke of this at the National Ex- In this Forty corps, comprising a total of nearly ca- marched in review past His Royal Highness and a party of dis- guests. England, Ireland. Scotland. Wales, New Zealand, and as well all of Canadian provinces were represented. Wing i Reunion CHICAGO, Aug. handled of the lineal descend- ants of the widow. Deborah Wing, and her four sons, who settled in Mass . in gathered at the auditorium this city today for the eighth annual reunion of the family of America, ed family association was Massachusetts ten years ago and numbers thousands of through the country. The pres- reunion is the Oral that the has held ill the west. Warehouse Movement Catchy the of Loving if can't have what we is the name Of a new song. Fifteen cents in to Globe Music Co. Broad way, York, will get a copy. ATLANTA, Ga Aug. -Plans handling the cotton crop and n movement looking to of California, lion of the National and died at Horn on Elevator Company were at is land of Nov. a mass convention of the Georgia 1713. Union in this city today, force Indians laid The warehouse project, which to Fort Wayne, Indiana ready has taken definite shape in Leo Tolstoy, famous a number states regarded as the Russian novelist and most advanced step yet by born. Died Nov. in. 1910. farmers of the country in the line of and everything likely lo The steam locomotive was ad co-operation for mutual mid n breeding pi for file to passenger sonic- tor protection. window and America, on the Ohio road. Leigh Hunt. famous English writer, died. Born Oct, la. 1784 u every door -i house fly from t i the Kansas Platforms Aug. Use ; , iii, i in resumed offensive with the provisions of tin Virginia Tourney V i . Aug. of firemen far and near arrived Roanoke today for the twenty-sixth annual convention and tournament of the Virginia State Fire- Association The business of the convention will be devoted lo the prize competitions and races which are the leading features of the annual an To Curb Aug. The annual meeting of the nil Association began a two s, bore today. A law tic practice of auctioneer and for their disbarment in any of the sections are violated will be drafted by the convention and submitted to the next legislature ii request for its enactment. bi I of I. people for i i E ii. I i Valley. This is My Birthday a, ii hen I u is James r. Lloyd Representative Janus T. Lloyd, win received a with Honor w, take the liberty us- out opposition the hand of the . from a personal let- Democratic voters of the First t . to hi- editor, which district and against whom Republicans failed to nominate a run- was born in Canton, Mo. who received me more cordially l in the new Kansas primary law the councils the several political parties as- in today. The party councils are made up of the congress- men, member of the state legislature. electors county chairmen. The principal business of the party council is to prepare the state platform. Slate chairmen also are to be select- oil and arrangements completed for the coming slate campaign. Democratic Aug, Demo ii State convention of Georgia as- bore today to ratify re suit of the primary and to frame a party pi Delegate from every county of the State filled tin- auditorium when the convention was called to old, l at lo o'clock this morning. Congratulations i county i stirs up much I I my it i eh other candidates . I found a people any August After furnishing his your in Pitt and I shall never college education in I he I come back lo you in just for .-. At ;. Newland three weeks when I hope we shall De studied law and was senator from Nevada, ; year old to- . , . . i i- i. led to the bar m 1882. Since 1885 day, gently enlarge cur snort jut delight- . ,, , , , ha been engaged in practice Storer formerly prominent ml ,, j., Mb., In the diplomatic service of the United ho served as prosecuting States, years old today If would got among ;., for four years. elected Dr. Elmer E. Brown, chancellor of would find that very few i, Congress n ind ha now re Ne and ,,, anything he bis district continuously States commissioner of about those campaign contributions fifteen years. To the public at cation, years old today . largo Representative Lloyd in per Dr. Frederick P. who s best known as the chairman of recently became president of Texas will i, , Christian year old to pare with town m the Mate. , committee Professor Snooks- Anal your ah minded husband didn't forget to bring home his umbrella this time, s, e His Henry, when you left home you did not have one. Judge What brought about the iii. both the husband wife final l discovered that were employ same detective to g each other Satire. Real Estate Man And what a place for a bungalow primeval Virgin wilderness, absolute seclusion, Jones that's Just the kind of ii place everybody tip Authorized Agent of The Carolina Home and Farm and The Eastern Reflector for Winterville and vicinity Advertising Rat es on Application Lurk , your bitter wailing. Lit your sickly frown My your liver is ailing Don't let that affect your heart. Luck, you say. has blessed another Who has oil been blessed before But there's luck remaining, brother. There is always plenty more. Since the man muttered. Calling luck a stubborn jade; Ever since the first swain stuttered Love to an unwilling Ever since the sky blended With the on a hill Men have thought luck was ended. But there's plenty of it still. Luck is like the love a mother Lavishes upon her son; From a store that's endless, brother. Through the ages it is won; Ever sine man first abused it Luck has been ill ample store, And no matter who has used it There will still be plenty more. Chicago Record-Herald. Aug. ton. Barber and Company's new stock Of goods are arriving daily; come and see them and save money; they will convince you that it will pay you to do so. Miss Janie left yesterday for Norfolk to resume her work as trained nurse after spending her cation at home. You can got be. I every day in the reek at It. W. Hail's market. Olivers Cox and Clyde Chap man returned from a short visit lo G Sunday morning. The new stock at A. W. Ange and is something line, just stop in and look it over. Messrs. A. Ange J. P. Cox returned Sunday from the northern markets. have been buying their la fudging from the freight is being drayed into each store, we must think that the New York and more markets felt the effect of our baling visit. SO more good cat- It. W. Hail. Harrington. Barber and Company ii. era it bids fair to do greater work the future than in the past Mr. L. G. of Wilson, was here Saturday shaking with his many friends which he won while here in school. The Y. P. held a public mooting on Sunday evening at which time the following was Opening hymn. No. Words of welcome, by dent. Miss Mimic K. Cox. Scripture reading. II. Timothy. Prayer. Prof. John R. Carroll. a. Song. No. Talk, II. Y. P. V. in Broad F. Carroll. Paper. value of B. Y. P. V. Miss Horn K. Cox. Talk. and use of the Bible in the Y. P. Prof. John It. Carroll. Offering. Duet. Misses and Braxton. Closing hymn. No. II. Benediction. A. G. Cox Messrs. A. G. Cox and Pix- on made a trip to today. Wedding bells are for Wednesday. As previously announced in the of The Reflector and ac- with the schedule given that time. Messrs. Blow and candidates for the State Senate, met debate yesterday afternoon at Bell's Cross Roads. Hut a scanty crowd gathered, there being approximately sixty people when speaking began. As is result in encounters of this kind, on- time of a rather per- nature wore uttered, but buried political phraseology, which the over did not give a clear vi, either speaker. I Ware Free For thirty days Taft and will give free a It-piece blue ware set with every Berlin cast range sell. See their large advertisement. Has I Mr. W. It. Wilson received a gram Tuesday evening advising that his Mr. C. B. In d passed the physical nation to entrance In Annapolis Academy. He passed tile men- examination some months ago. His friends congratulate him. This is Mr. Wilson's third son to enter the army and navy service. Large Crowd Went The excursion train lo Norfolk this morning was nearly an hour getting off. There were six coaches and a refreshment car In the train and all wore practically rilled when it left here. The outlook was that more i would have o be added to accommodate passengers from points. Baggage and Promptness Phone No. Night or Day Meets All Trains FOR HIKE Pleads Summer Conference JAMESTOWN X. Y. Aug assembly of the General Conference. In which seven yearly meetings are opened at today and will continue until September Religious education has been select as the principal subject for dis Prominent among the speakers are Dr. John W. ham. of Manitoba University, Prof. Paul Pearson of Swarthmore College. Prof Thomas A. Jenkins of the of Chicago. Amos of New and Silver W. Stewart of Illinois. Luke Superior Mining Institute Mich. Aug annual meeting of the Lake Superior Mining Institute began here today and will continue until the end of the week. Daily sessions are to be held for the discussion of mining me uniform mining laws, working lion's compensation, safety appliance and other subjects. Between sessions members will visit the various mining ranges in this vicinity . Go Right at It Meeting Iowa Ia., Aug. tenth annual meeting of Society of Iowa Florists began this city now in position to save you on ant all. money on your purchases with an attendance of members from in way of dry goods, shoes and many parts of the State. notions, Hats, caps and buggy Whips at a m m ft Union Mercantile Company. bang KIM Daisy Porter of Simpson, left fir , Sunday after paying a brief visit to ., noise Miss Minnie Mae Q The Co. are head- will not hold their mid-week quarter for up to date jewelry. Tie revival at the Methodist church is session and all are cordially to each service. II you desire a shoe to suit and III. are able to supply your wants out of our immense stock. Tie Y. M. C. A. met Saturday evening and elected the following of- for this S D. Thorn, president. S O. vice president. A. II Hartsell, secretary. I. treasurer. P C. Bright, R. Adams, musical Tie V. M. C. A. is doing prayer meetings tonight. Greenville Ins some pretty good lady Chauffeur who handle their cars well. H. Still With The Mutual Lite Insurance Company Just Strong- est and Best I have a passenger Touring Car for hire on reasonable terms. Will carry passengers anywhere town or country. or to neighboring towns. Bay Phone, Night Phone 1-L Savage That will bar the closest inspection as to genuine values Dinning Room Bed Room, Drawing Room In addition, you'll find our showing in- the best choice and widest variety in Buffets, Arm-Chairs and Rock- Prices are TAFT VANDYKE I'M If you want Framing Pictures Enlarged at prices beat them all, Dickinson are. Greenville. N. C. the place J. E. Benedict Family Reunion j ELMIRA. N. Y. Aug. eleventh annual reunion of the Bone family, comprising the deacon of Thomas Benedict, who came I over from England In the early of the seventeenth century and one of the founders of Conn held today at Grove Park in this city. Many member of the family wort In our town and under the sup- association of this excellent corps of of- eluding several in attendance, in from distant places. Friends Bad Neighbor in Will Show Yen a Way Get at the root of the trouble. Rubbing an aching back may relieve it. But won't cure it if the kidneys are You must reach the root of kidneys. Reach the cause; relieve the pain. Begin at once with Kidney Pills. Are recommended by thousands. Here is a statement from a resident of this vicinity. Mrs. James Garris, Twelfth street, South Greenville. N. C, am pleased to add by endorsement to the many already given in favor of Kidney Pills. For a long time I was troubled by my kidneys and I suffered intensely from backache and pains in my shoulders. Headache and dizzy spells bothered me and I rested so poorly that when I got up in the morning. I was In no fit condition to begin my work. When I read of Kidney Pills, i immediately got a supply from the John L. Wooten Co., and to my delight; they did me a world of good. I can now rest better at night and my hack and kidneys do not bother For sale by all dealers. Price Foster Co. New York Ml agents for the United States. Remember the no other. We can live without We can live Without halls. We call live without prisons. With their massive walls, We can live without mansions. With their archways and high But civilized men Cannot live without homes. FARMS small. medium; we bars an ever Increasing demand for all. Letters are coming from all over the country, even from Mexico. Canada mid South Africa. from parties who are writing in re- purchasing farms In North Carolina. If your farm is for all on or write us why you should with the K. A. Karin v. Greenville, North Carolina. II. B. F. The Insurance and Realty Co. LIFE, FIRE and ACCIDENT INSURANCE Real Estate Bought and Sold RENTS LOANS NEGOTIATED Office on Fourth Street, Rear Frank Wilson's Store B. F. Insurance Life. Fire. Sick and Accident on Fourth street, rear Fran Wilson's store S. M. Schultz and retail grocer and dealer. Cash paid for Bides, Fur, Seed Oil, barrels, keys, Eggs. Oak bedsteads, Mattresses, Suits, Baby carriages, par suns, tables, lounges, sales. and Gall Ax muff, High Lift tobacco, Key West Cheroots, Henry George cigars, canned cherries, peach es, apples, syrup. Jelly. Meat, lion 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 ware, cakes crackers, macaroni, cheese, best but- new Royal Sewing Machines numerous other good. Quality and cheap for cash. Come n me H. W A BOWEN The House of High Grade Merchandise Ladies Coat Suit Muslin Woolen Goods, Ginghams, Prints, Heady to Wear be Pleased the Goods Bought at This Cloth, and Millinery Ladies Furnishings Fine shoes in all Stylos for Men, Women and the Best Brands of Staple Dry Goods. Men's Furnishings. You Will He Pleased Silks. The Goods and at This Store W. A. GREENVILLE, North Carolina Rooting and Sheet Metal Work For Slate or Tin, Tin Shop Repair Work, and Flues in Season, See i. J. JENKINS Greenville. N. C. Whits A Leading Boarding School for Students. Established years. Lit- Business. Normal, Music, Excellent buildings and all advantages. Noted for Health. Near N. C. Three Literary Societies; Good board at about cost. Reasonable demand. Students yearly from will satisfy you in every Sent free Write today, Address the President, W T Ph. . C. . College Band, Leads in tuition rates. Graduates in free Carolina counties. A school Beautiful with view, Institute Greenville Banking and Trust Company Some of its Achievements during the past year in progress and service to the community INCREASE IN CAPITAL STOCK efficient and frequent supervision. from to This to- LARGE NUMBER Bethel with double liability j- t , j-it . B . distributed in sections now depositors protection . . the largest given by any the county. No bank in this section in county. IS backed by so large a number of sub- INCREASE IN NUMBER OF TORS from to and requiring APPOINTMENT BY U. S. GOVERN- monthly meetings, thereby securing more as depository for postal funds embracing not only several offices in Pill PURCHASE AND of County, but extending to other counties. Cannon most including Washington. Belhaven, Vance- expensive and claimed to be the best Hookerton and bank made SELECTED BY STATE TREASURER since August as one the banks in which the State s . , , money is deported. I W f E. G. FLANAGAN, President WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS C. S. CARR. Cashier B. HIGGS. Vice-President

DEFERS Governor is Off Boost His Own Campaign APPOINT WHEN HE file Male Offered ii Reward The Point sender Infernal Mm Some RALEIGH, An. of an adjutant general to late ; . i i- to bill i minute d lake days He tonight, least tor I don Smith m general; also l where wish I the appointment of Major C Bros n. of . i . m GEAR T. I . President's Secretary I. Witness still-- Mutt to Id Kit ml OYSTER BA. N. , August Colonel Roosevelt Knew in matter of John II on to R cud fund m what President said to I . n i rim an and hat Mr, man Bald to m Roost i I Bi . contributions tatters lo I W Li Is prepared i i I S i p contributions i i an Colonel Rot t Loeb told me List be hear A Tin . Bl that he was lo He between Hen down i V I Roosevelt said ti d to t I told So Tired It may be from overwork, but the chances are from an in- active LIVER. . With a well conducted LIVES one can do mountain;, of without fatigue It adds a hundred per cent t ones earning capacity. can he kepi by, and by TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. R . nor noon to go o a I of Ed Pi iii man Colonel Roosevelt was ; wan . . of Mr Loeb's I i mat I . lug the i . . . I. m s young won High Point, II was would i ever asked Mr Loeb lo and created Bald Mr Roosevelt. am mi i that tin disappeared and effort to lo I I chooses to do so. hare I. I l made my Governor lenient about Mr. I In Mr I i let it eat only Cox, who was In Lei on my written i s, yet the i n of lo listen to the spot, and sentenced to two by Mr and Mr. Mr. Kernel n ids being taken on the as to what Mr. said took .,. i place that Interview I shall be glad tin- solicitor assisting slier- to have them to listen to Mr. Loeb, who and others. The re la con- present it the Interview, on good behavior. Loeb heard Mr, Dr. V. Joyner returned to Ills we lo gel Mr Bliss or Mr. today after an absence to contribute funds to and Mr I i raises I lint Mn Fatal GREENSBORO. N. C. Fearful and u with shotgun this city on the K by pal place. at- tack ii on John K Claude l kens and as suit Mr. Ki i in- Is in K i Hie the are of p not mortally wounded U kens is held In the i i Ms In I condition the wounded i occurred . n i lock and here was on I lied while at I lime of l most distressing, . ring iii section t said n hen he his s i i insult, a whole load Into iii. side Mi r- go. ill to pulp, while a of Into the body. greater quantity of lo if Mr. K. arm i to been i being lied on In MONEY LOST i VERY year some farmers lose money by is offer- them without looking over our lines Of FARM MACHINERY. we carry an up-to-date line farm and machines that we know will give you absolute satisfaction. They are the most practical, economical and on the market. carry a stocK repairs tor the ma-fr, chines we sell, which is to be considered in buying machinery. Our desire is to 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 1- CO NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD ROUTE OF THE Night Express TRAINS LEAVE GREENVILLE EASTBOUND a. m. dally, is American Hosiery mills, which was re burned down and s elated with brother, O Ker- Sleeping Car for They were operating a- w- Dally, for Plymouth, to make brick for r City and Norfolk. Broiler destroyed factory and yesterday afternoon Kerner went in Parlor Car Service for all days In eastern part the Odell for campaign I neither i the making plant to lave a points North and state in the Interest education. nor I ever so much as ditch dug around It, there l in- p. m. Dally, except for lie at spoke of Mr. rain storm i W a county Friday In support a local to m and Mr. Loeb him-, lax and high school combination telephoned t either Mr, Bliss or Are Ever at War WESTBOUND mi Saturday delivered an address Mr. There are two things a. m. Dally for Wilson and Mills. request of me. U; war. Joy and piles. But Pullman Sleeping Car service A charter was Issued today to Loeb also telephoned to Mr, I Salve will piles. It North, South and West. Company Benson Bliss and Mr. subdues the itching. Irritation t f r Johnson county, the object being to Standard Oil contribution. or swelling. It glee com- and Raleigh Connects f r 6.00 p. m. Dally for Wilson and and deal In etc. making in my behalf same request fort. Invites Joy. Greatest healer of The authorized capital is with that I had made directly in the two j burns, bolls, cuts, bruiser, eczema paid in by Alonzo J. and telegrams that have been scalds. pimples, skin eruptions II. Godwin, W. I. Boon. J. II. Boon published and receiving On- same at all I had received no and R. T. The Ellis of Kin Standard ii money had been is chartered with author ed or would and paid in J, II. El-I Concerning the statement made by L. If. and Horace Randolph yesterday In tobacco you may know the market Alleging that the Wake Water in which Mr. Hearst urged is doing something for them. That puny had violated its franchise in and Mr and el talk is being heard daily in ring i patrons water, a to tell Col- Greenville. was served on the had to . tins afternoon and attitude to the Standard Oil Cone North police Justice to Company was the same t- prank Wilson, The King Broiler Parlor Car Service. For further information and Price of Sleeping Car space apply to When hear farmers boasting i HASSELL. Agent, of the good prices the., receive for W. R. HUDSON, W. W. Gen Pass. to MAURA FALLS AND from NORFOLK, YA- and OLD COMFORT ltd answer the police Justice to Company was precisely the same i. accusation. For two years the water election as after election as any- i.-n morning for Ne York, to situation In this city has critical one can And by turning to purchase fall and winter novelties in and this it will be recalled, of the newspapers at the and furnishings. conditions were that consumers o, passage of the of Await his return as he will he sure Wei,, requested to use sparingly of rations bill before was nominated to have something new and op to water. The hoard of aldermen o. elected when the Standard Oil op- date lo show you. took matter up with the water posed law and I cot II through I company, who in turn said making the of the Bland- j would place the situation before rd Oil people opposing the law and bondholders, In the of remedy- showing their activity. ire conditions, hut was done, j for any connection of mine with The mayor water committee, the Standard people before or believing that he water was r election any human is to the customers in an unfiltered con- come lo make anything public about mule an Investigation today It of any sort, kind or description and j Trains effective son with that the warrant was it I had appeared before the commit- A. M. served this afternoon. lee today. I would have testified to a m Pot TICKETS SOLD ON SCHEDULE via STEAMSHIP COM The Finest, Newest, Largest and Equipped Steamships Plying Between Norfolk and Baltimore Steamers leave Norfolk dally. In eluding Sunday, from foot of Jack m. YOUR HOME IS NOT PROP- 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. Km Atlanta, Memphis and points West. Jackson- ville and Florida points, lions at Hamlet for Charlotte Atlanta. THE WILMINGTON William A. Lamb, veteran of three y of it which bad an wars, died at bis home. Pace collection or knowledge and morning at the of SB iron; my letter and letters years. The funeral was held from of mine dealing In any shape or way church Sunday with the and I should have o'clock. fol- delighted to have Mr, Loeb who no a. lowing In City cemetery. Mr. Lamb has been my private secretary, was horn in Montgomery county An- pear and give every particle of gust and had lived In that he ho eight Tor many years. Colonel said that lie had Mr. Lamb's first military service received today a telegram from Sena- wag In the Mexican war. At its close advising he was with the United states of th lo him Indian campaigns In the Die telegram said and took In several if hi should testify II would have with the When Con fed lo he at considerable later date. Issued Its call for solders Lamb again look up the musket and Indian killed on Track rendered valiant service for south. Near III., an Indian went B and O. Ry. July July Aug. Aug Oct. with coaches and parlor car. Con- with steamer for Washington Baltimore, New York. Boston sod Providence THE FLORIDA FAST From Dale is of Sale p in-For Richmond, Wash- low round and New ale City, Baltimore, Phil sleepers, day dinning to sleep on a railroad track and killed by the fast He pale his carelessness with his car. Connects at with C. O. at Wash with railroad and B. O. for Pitts- burg and points West THE SEABOARD p. Atlanta, Charlotte Wilmington. Birmingham, Memphis and points west. Parlor cars to Hamlet p No. for sad and all northern resorts. For any Information write, W. H. T. P. A Norfolk. Va OLD BAY LINE Steam Packet Col. Daily, Including NORFOLK AND BALTIMORE Mall steamers Equipped with Unites Flying Hen Fall victims to stomach, liver and for troubles Just like other people, with Often its that way when people neg results In loss of appetite, back- coughs and colds. Don't risk ache, nervousness, headache and tired, your life when prompt use of Dr listless, run-down feeling. But there's Discovery will cure there I no need lo feel like that T. D. Peebles, and so prevent a dangerous throat or, Henry Tenn., proved. bottle of lung trouble. completely cured a Richmond am. Telegraphy and every mod Electric he morn in a short time of a terrible I Washington a. m., New York convenience to give me new strength and good up- that followed a severe attack of p. m. Penn. station. Pullman ed. than all other stomach e. writes J. R Watts, Tex. arrive to Washington and New Portsmouth, Sundays pm I So they help everybody. its I regained pounds In weight York. week days pm folly to when this great remedy hat I had Quick, safe, reliable B, RYAN, G. P. A. Ta, Norfolk, dally pm will help you from the first dose. Try and guaranteed. and H S D. P. A. Old Point pm It cents at all bottle free at all druggists. Raleigh K. C. to points North. We are prepared to do any repair work on biles. We have class workmen and guarantee our work. We also have full line of accessories, and will be glad to order any parts to automobiles. We carry a 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, CARR ATKINS L -A EMPORIUM Cook Stoves, Malleable and Cam- Ranges, Wilson Wood Heaters, Blast Coal Heaters. If it's in the Hardware line, we have it. OFFER YOU Summer Footwear AT REDUCED PRICES MR. C. S. FORBES, WHO FORMERLY WAS AGENT FOR THE BICYCLE has seen fit on account of other business en- to turn over the agency of this ex- machine to the John Buggy Company. also agents for the celebrated Indian Motor Cycle. THIS MACHINE IS KNOWN TO BE THE BEST MACHINE ON THE MARKET. of Greenville Greenville. N C. Bank Offers to the Public STRENGTH SECURITY SERVICE In addition to h et double of stock holder our account cordially of BUGGIES The John Flanagan Buggy Co. It. I. HOOKER. Vice LITTLE Cashier II. It. AL Cashier. A cordial invitation to inspect our stock Is extended to all who desire neat, stylish and comfortable shoes at low prices. COME TO SEE US EXCURSION The Behind I lie Dough in leavening lightest, most wholesome- and delicious biscuits, cakes and pastry. lb. lb. lb. All good ell or will gel you. Norfolk, Va. SEPTEMBER RETURN SEPTEMBER FARE Professional Cards. J. R. J. G. Greenville, N. C. t. M. Lawyer. Office second floor In Wooten on Third St., opposite court house L. L Moore W. H. MOORE A Attorneys at North Attorney st North Carolina S. I I C I Steam and Hot Hater Healing. Electric I am prepared to do your work at o Reasonable price. See me or call. hone No. CO. The Reflector wants your Job work. GREENVILLE IS THE BEST TOBACCO MARKET IN THE EAST Reflector Want Ads. CALL II. for Automobile transfer, s II. W. M. D Practice limited to of the Eye. N. C. . Office with Dr. D. L- James. Green-1 villa, day every Monday, to pm S. J. Attorney at Law In Edwards on Court House S Hill. young in ii to to can- in town and Good lo right parties Eat chance promotion. Call this eve Pill Street Id We Are Still In Lead ALBION DUNS at Law In building. st Practices wherever his services desired North Wilson. A Farmville. Greenville. 0-02 Simpson. Washington. Arrive Norfolk. a. P. M. M. Leave Norfolk P. M. Sept. B. H. JOSH MATTHEWS J. B. EASON. C. I GILL. Mill ply X. C. M Our average Monday, day, was c. and to-day was the largest sale in town, it is just as good All Grades now are Selling well and market is in fine N. W. OUTLAW Attorney st Law j formerly occupied by Fleming. Worth W. C. . Clark Engineer Attorney at Law and H Ward C. C. Washington. N. Greenville. N. r PIERCE Attorneys at Law Practice in all the courts. Office in Wooten building on Street North WE a good position every teacher ii i completes her preparation at Littleton College. We have scholarships for young women desiring preparation teach, who are sufficient means. our scholastic year begins Sept. is. For and Information address. J. H. X. C. v -11 Come to NEW BRICK where you will have Gentry to Pull and Gorman to Push for you. W. E. Attorney at La R. L. A Cos stables and next door to John Flan- Buggy Company's new building North Carolina Gentry Gorman f. M. WOOTEN lawyer 3rd St., 2nd floor Wooten Bldg C. FLOWERS yon mat the best, we are st your services. Choice Violets and Wedding l the Latest Stile. Flora st short notice. L. Co. N. C D. J. J K. Agent for and SEE OR IS. WE a good paying position lo even young woman who our course in and typewriting as as her prep- has been completed and fur- Instruction In English and without additional charge FOR and further In- formation REGISTRAR, College, Littleton, X. MEET l STATE N. GREATLY REDUCED BATES Hound Trip Washington Simpson . Greenville J Farmville Walstonburg Wilson Middlesex Wendell Tickets sold and 87th. via Norfolk Southern ,,,., good on any regular train. and limited to return until 30th. Ask my for particulars, W W P, A. Norfolk, Every Pair a Bargain The season grows late and we are disposing cf 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 purchase. Shoe sags Most men willing to as reformers- if the are allowed to pick the straight point. WARRENTON HIGH SCHOOL V C. Vail Session, Begins Beat I Special mention given to English, Mathematics, the science, and classics teachers of long experience. For grade O i of consult the faculties of tho University and the col- leg. Expenses moderate. For catalogs address N. C

Good Roads Movement to be Launched by Carolina Club OPERA HOUSE FOR GREENVILLE IS CONSIDERED After ,. ks stifling heat, which period activities in to be of the question, ll Club campaign for Improvement tor count and community. n is the object Ibis institution to enthuse Pin and better things and their energetic v kl of the hotel proposition Ins fall gives evidence what Carolina Club can accomplish when it starts. no tho members ire anxious to see accomplished. Good Roads and an era House. As to the matter good the idea been more or leas, on the minds the for some time, but. somehow or other tin to to after them has been lacking This however, ex- something will be As to the is understood who has recently purchased a choice lot In town would as Boon erect an Opera House on it then anything else. All he wants is the proper spirit from the people who later will pat- . ;., At early date the Carolina club is to bold a meeting when than matters will be properly threshed out and it seems strong campaign will be started to get and era House -.-. Cigarettes are i bad for women Mrs, Woodrow Wilson Has D Views on Subject. . OF NAMES Wife Candidate Civet Cut Letter Taking Stand on OLD PITCHERS VERSUS YOUNG Are Veteran Stars Preferable to Collection Newcomers nut will great WHICH WOULD MANAGER PICK Would He Alexander. Gregg and Johnson In Preference to Bender. or Walsh By TOMMY CLARK. it a big league manager bad hi pick today between of veteran and a of youngsters which would lie select Would be take Alexander. Gregg, Johnson, Joe Wood In preference to Bender, Plank, Booker, and Walsh The problem would about drive him to the home for the mentally Infirm. He would want them all. He couldn't work them all. of course, fact, if be bud either quad be would suffer embarrassment of riches, but be would most desire having the entire Lunch sit on the bench If only for the purpose of looking pleasant. crowd, with support, would be capable of winning a pen- If they were all In condition at the same time, but some managers are Inclined to the belief that six star pitchers cannot be worked in turn and kept In good condition. True, the club has more than that. but none of I hem has more half that number of beavers who can be truly called stars, and they figure lucky. Baseball men. as a rule, accept with- out argument proposition that Ms- Is the greatest pitcher In the world, they base it upon the fact that be has been great for a decade. It seems that the old followers of the while always willing to admit a young pitcher's capabilities whenever be displays them, do place a man In the category of truly great until he has established himself by more than one or two service. Alexander and Gregg are counted wonderful young pitchers, but they are first year men, The are that they are truly great. but that stamp will not be placed upon them by the baseball world until they have demonstrated their fitness for a place In the ball of fame by longer Ed Walsh Is certainly a groat pitch- year the big has gone along and stood all tests. Napoleon Is counted truly great. of the Slants claim that be la one of tho best left handers of all times, and he bases It largely upon the fact that the southerner has been great during all the years of bis service. Bender and Plank will have place In hall of fame. These. too. established their class-not one year, but year In and year out. and there Is no Indication that they have commenced to decline. One of the new generation of pitch era who are still regarded in the light of youngsters, but who cannot be de recognition as among the greatest Of the time, la Walter Johnson, the Washington speed marvel, There are who believe that eon Is the best pitcher In the country today, but that sort of proposition would always provide a long Jack Is not so much of a as some of others named with him. but he Is no youngster from the standpoint of service, and what he has done for the world's champion A gives him the right to be men- with the greatest of tho great. and left have two years. The regarded us now lie are In favor the They are young have ability. The real I up to them. men will you no j matter bow much a young pitcher may have lie cannot be truly great until be had the experience that makes him wise Bussed Ford of Hie Yankees and Joe f the Boston Red are ac- knowledge great young pitchers. Ford had one splendid year and has pitched consistently good ball, even when losing, in picking ant a list of the best heavers in game today many would hesitate before leaving off the name of Wood The promise the present hold- a future of greatness unknowns as Tyler. Hugh Claude Joe George Rimer Brown Rube Benton, Jeff Allen. Casey and half a dozen others. They may lie the Ma and of another era. but the old baseball man who was trying to win a pennant would probably Just a soon have a Brown or a Rill Donovan or a George Mull In around as several of these fellows of future promise. a Golfer. Freak has taken up goat New the first lime Wilson became the candidate Mrs. Wilson appeared She attended her husband's dally conference with reporters although mi- requests that be urn quoted written about in the papers. What Mrs. Wilson wished to have was that II she be- comes first lady of the Land she not as has said in a widely interview, have packages of cigarettes In her personal desk at the White House and in I m t l her callers. Through Governor Wilson. Mn son asked that be given to a he had written to the editor of State Journal at O., an i Interview her in which she defended cigarette as for women, The Interview come lo her in a letter signed which Madam l can think of any r calamity to the young the nation than to read such a preachment .- our Interview offers tie in I am a and see men lose their Jobs almost every day because they are Incapacitated for by the use the cigarette II smoking this for strong men will it do for girls The was indeed a dial of the woman are till credited to Mrs writer for a syndicate newspapers asked Mrs Wood- row Wilson if she agreed null Her of tin log cigarettes women She exhibited three boxes, plied in the corner her desk, all but empty. shouldn't n woman she enjoys she queried. w by she just as mi to a cigarette as a man r agree with Mrs t existing prejudice against smoking is to the last silly and ab- TO DEFEND TITLE. Champion Practices on Thames Meet With Barry. Great la being attached to tie- coming sculling contest Harry, the challenger, and the Dick Artist. Though Ibis Is s to take place on July bus I nut on the Thames learning the deviating water course and hardening bis muscles In preparation for the contest. In which the and a side are the Is described a veritable Hercules whose power has been ex- pended not only In sculling, but hue also made him champion cyclist and very nearly the champion shot of yet, despite the apparent inter- est. Barry is great In the which be as expenses to ever trip up from and I- so winning is next to until source of Hie amount is. in clear view. This was made in view of the fact that waived Ills right . race on homo waters, where In- strongly in fa- n English acclimated, have a fear of the depressing fogs HOW WAS SAVED. Osteopaths Prevent Operation on Jumper's Knee and Preserve Those who admire the high Jumping of the California wonder. George Ho- do not near knife to ending career of the Stanford man three years ago his knee, and In doing this a minute portion of tin. ligament broken off, Occasionally this bothered the jumper. and about eight months ago be went to doctors for advice. Nothing would satisfy them except an opera- went to Had his athletic mentor, to tell him he was to undergo an operation on knee. was liberated, but shortly afterward the knee worried him again, and be went to an osteopath for treat Then began a long siege, which resulted in the Injured member being entirely cured after about had been expended on it. the pro- of osteopathy were working on the jumper's leg they took great in- In the wonderful sinews that de- so much spring. i ii ii ii I HAVE AGENCY FOR R. C. H. Automobile HAVE ANY IDEA OF BUY- A CAR, LET ME SHOW YOU ONE J. WINSLOW Buggies, Wagons and Harness Horses and Mules Phone No. GREENVILLE, and AYDEN right any SUM A JOKE NOT WELL TAKEN the matter with young Mr looks like been In a scrap. Lobster-He has Mr. Catfish asked where he could get weighed, sad told him to try Mr. Rock, he had scales. is a question of manners, not morals. It promotes good fellowship. women feel a cigarette calms their nerves and helps their brains Into working order. Personal smoking diffuses my thoughts Instead of concentrating in. I an Joy it as I enjoy after dinner coffee. Both are pleasant ways of ending finishing both add to conviviality and good fell The editor of the Ohio State Journal, it ins clear, bad been much incensed at the apologies for the cigarette among women attributed to Mrs. son, as he wrote on Aug. an rial in which he culled for the of Governor Wilson or a repudiation from bis wife If there was no mis- take about it. he wrote. Wood- row Wilson shouldn't be mistress of the White If the Ohio editor was Mrs Wilson as certainly not less After the reporters had said tiny would publish her letter lo the Ohio editor she asked for an hour's time in which to write one. This was what she have just received a the Journal, with your rial entitled Women.- and i beg i.-ave to deny Indignantly the statement that I approve of women smoking cigarettes. The Interview upon which your editorial was based is s pure invention I intensely dis- like the cigarette smoking habit for won.--. In fact, so strong is an feel- on the that my real danger lies In being unjust and In my Judgment of who differ with ins in respect. no woman our household ever has or ever will smoke, apart from the bad taste of it. I believe with you that It has an .;. injurious effect on nerves. A WILSON Drug Co. SAYS ATHLETICS ARE YELLOW Thinks Barry Only Brave of Philadelphia Team, The latest sensation In the American league, Chick of the Nationals, has come out with the Statement that has caused all kinds of through- out the circuit and especially between the Tigers and Athletics. He says the, Athletic are yellow. is but one man on the Infield who will not flinch a Is taking the man la Harry. linker and will all sidestep when you come In. Yet they are ways squealing when they get hurt. In my opinion Barry Is the gamest player In Athletic Only the Best Drugs Used in Our Prescription Department ICE CREAM to any. Ail Soda Fountain Toilet Articles, Full Lint of Stationery, Fountain Pens, Kodak Supplies Drug Co. I MANAGER MAY QUIT. G. M. MOORING SON General Merchandise Buyers of cotton and duce. We now Co. ill be glad to have our on of Nationals Is Said Be Tired of Handling Braves. resignation of Catcher John Ming as manager of the Boston Na- league team is expected within a short time, according to made by close friends of the backstop These men claim that Johnny has re told I hem of bis with the way he is compelled is .,. run the Braves and has es pressed his disgust with what be terms The undersigned having this day the old fashioned Ideas of John Mont, as administrator of the es- Ward, president of the club of Sylvester If. Hemby, notice I- to o make immediate pay All persons indebted to said estate to the undersigned; and all per- will please make Immediate payment. having claims against said es- the 23rd day of August, 1912. are notified that they must W. THOMAS. the same to the undersigned for Administratrix. on or before the day of P. G. James and ltd Son. Attorneys. be August. or this notice will plead in bar of their recovery. This 9th day of August. 1912. JAMES L. LITTLE. Executor of W. G. Little S ltd hereby given to all persons indebted NOTICE TO MM County, National league team, who lust undersigned having Ibis day year was the best home run hitter , and holding Hied as administrator of the estate of that organization, breaks an average against said estate are Zeno T. deceased, before D of fifty bats a season. The Cub star notified to die the same duly C Moore, clerk of the superior court uses bats with the smallest handle of with the undersigned of Pitt county, notice is hereto given that are produced The stick Is of, on or before the 27th day of lo all persona who are indebted , second grow,,, ash and weigh, for,, Angus,. or notice win be estate make Pleaded in bar their recovery of the with the undersigned to Row Mm; . holding claims Fort William rowing wired Eddie Human of Toronto and Jack of Minnesota, world famed scullers, guaranteeing expenses to row a race on the river July for 11.000 side. best lust year. This the 28th day of August. 1912. BENJAMIN Administrator of the estate of at, Hemby. F. Harding. Ally. ltd , Mrs Woodrow Wilson i lard Iron, Mr. Little Governor Wilson, in approving the I to return my Retire to Creditors. I. M. Johnson, having qualified as administrator of the estate of Sus- an K. deceased, before C. against said estate are hereby lo tile their claims with administrator within months from date hereof or this notice will be Pleaded in f recovery of claims. This the 15th day of August. 1912. H. J. WILLIAMS. of ad Zeno t. Brant. F. C. HARDING, Attorney. lid get a from your last is It wasn't worth former, if be continues, gives evidence of being the all southpaws. The same is true of Alexander, though is at s start this on. Card From Hr. IV hie hard I take this method if sincerely thanking the people of the county for the handsome vote given me in the primary as a candidate for the Respectfully B B ltd the Interview do not think it was Invented, There ,, rather well Known writer who signs herself Mrs. Wilton Woodrow, she no doubt has been confused with Mrs Mrs Wilson Woodrow a as to serve married to a relative of Governor son. and It Is understood that on the matter of who are different from those in the household of the can late. . NOTICE It is reported that paper, which are Having qualified as administratrix supporting the bull have w w j A , touts of An deceased, late of Stokes. Pitt county. X. C. this is to notify all persons having Pie of Pitt county for . handsome Pitt County, notice is hereby vol. for Register of Heeds give,, . that all persons indebted to said es- lo Creditors he primary on Saturday. ,;, ,. ., , ,,, . , As vote puts me on the list for mediate the undersign- Johnson, having qualified a IT, . ,. , V re ceased, before D C Moon- clerk of J court of P best my ,, said administrator duly verified is hereby given that all person, within the twelve months from the indebted to the said estate are hereby dale hereof, or notice will be pleaded required to make Immediate settle- n bar of their recovery. This the 25th day of July. 1912. D. It JOHNSON. Administrator of the estate of Susan E. Sutton. ltd Yours truly. R. L. LITTLE, will And they gets lo Wonder now the colonel likes being TO Having qualified before the super- against the estate of said deceased court clerk of Pitt county as exec- exhibit them to me within twelve of the Last Will and Testament this notice, or ibis notice G. deceased, notice, is will be in bar of their hereby given to all persons Indebted Roach with the undersigned and all persons holding claims against said estate are hereby required to file then- claims with duly verified within twelve from the rate hereof, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. This the 25th day of July. 1912. CLARA F. and BUILT F. JOHNSON. estate W. deceased. IS THE HEART OF E ASTERS CAROLINA. IT HAS A IT LATH'S OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED AND ONE, ASH IS ROUNDED BY THE BEST FARM I St COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALT. KINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HAVE EVERYTHING TO OFFER IS THE WAY OF LABOR, CAPITAL ASH TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE HAVE AS UP-TO-DATE JOB NEWSPAPER PI. Agriculture Is the Most the s, of X. U FRIDAY AI WE HAVE A OF TWELVE HUN- AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE IS THE EASTERN PART OF NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE THOSE WHO WISH TO GET BET- ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN WAY TO TARE FEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL EM WHAT YOU HAVE TO BRING TO THEIR ATTENTION. IR ADVERTISING RATES ARE LOW AND CAN BE UPON M Mill W ROOSEVELT GETS E FROM MILES Bold Attempt to Destroy Prison and Factories OFFICER SCORES HEAVILY ON THIRD LEADER, CALLS LS III BE SAYS CALLED , w. Striking Coal Miners Cause Meas- u, and Rebellions Prisoners are w nil Manner mid Hack ll lacking Police JACKSON, Mich., Sept. till prison before noon entered the prison bull pens nun liberated fellow pi B. hour Inter prison ties had the convicts apparently cow- ed by the Jackson companies and firemen and officers who hurried the after the outbreak. There were no ;. property damaged. When the prisoners reached the yard tiny began ruining everything within reach and fearing they would net the factories on the city department is now aiding In an en- to the rioters. Hundreds of and others are on the streets surrounding the prison and the special police hastily summoned are having trouble ii the crowds orderly. About convicts were In the bull pens which were opened by the In- mates and practically every prisoner secured weapons some kind soon utter gaining their liberty. Knives, hammers, barrel etc., were us. d by convicts In an endeavor overpower the guards stationed in- side the prison walls. tin seeing fire department en- prison yard of the riot- back Into the prison, while others hid In various factory building, hoping to step over the an opportunity presented Itself, it is said that during the great ex- scaled the walls and are now at liberty. As fast as the members the local Guard companies are up are being rushed to the on in automobiles, Ml militiamen going to the heavily arm- One convict railing to hall when ordered, was shot down ls a after noon prisoner was running the yard when told to stop and refusing he was dropped with a from the gun In the hands a deputy the local prison officials oral is not yet come by noon, as in addition lo two local companies, number- men, the Lansing com- M. N. O, order so characterizations piled Colonel Roosevelt an at- tack by Nelson A. Miles, former gen- the Army. . . ; . ate tho Po- . candidate the pi all follow E the In 1- . be nevi . won, depriving HI-. and hi role n just lain. Insolent who and In political affairs of the South Re- public. who Inter- in domestic as well as foreign affairs. -the demagogue, who is eating dissension and among the laboring classes, There is no character mare able than a Tel there is a man railing against the trusts, who when iii office prosecuted only few that he thought unfriendly t him, and protected the great majority of trusts of our country, and personally, ally helped to create and establish the trust now in in PLEASED Wild START Conditions in the Border Demands notion Ills LABOR DAY SPEECH IV HELL Milt CAM- FOB II REFUSES III COME Unless Otherwise Advised By His friends rebels at and l Strikers, in- rest Is Pell will, hi- opt. in In v, ex Two Accidents in Spencer One Fatal Sept. Huffman, aged years, one of a construction tores on the Southern Railway, was killed and J. W. n fellow workman, was seriously Injured In Spencer yesterday. The accident was caused by the falling of a scaffold feel high, to the ground, both railing with the timbers. roll on his head and heavy plunk fell end wise on his chest, Inflicting a deadly blow. Ho was carried lo a hospital and died In His I . , lo which place his . was sent. Mi was given I, , id attention and will n over. ill V. . V . pt. ;,. Hal law was proclaimed In ., 1- along ., creeks thin The ; e V Is a mountainous stretch of about from river to the county line and about eight wide. The ;. Ill commission under whose Jurisdiction now is. who have been cock's conferees and the court-martial i with Lieutenant Colonel S. Wallace, of Judge ad- The decisive move was precipitated by the destruction of railroad proper- by the miners, who tore up tracks, In an attempt to stop th shipment coal. There are more than live thousand the strikers, all of whom are declared to armed with rifles. The express office at Cabin Creek was broken Into and hover, of and rifles were broken open b the but before could get away with the put In an appearance and captured loot. Two machine gnus. thousand rounds of ammunition and more than u hundred rifles, consigned to a coal company, were confiscated. ah wires from the strike have been and communication between various military posts is Mexican o Re- N- I to New or Be- Herder state u he . t is W v.-i IX, Si A I dug rebel arms mil lieu. V ill , , ; II . ., . S. Id I A . straits, l a to tin War I men I today nil along as Rebels Town Ia . n if captured by the rebels today without He was eased, he said. his third attitude toward I lid, is ;. The Federal forces, commanded Sam to the hills and ore hut the of The governor sold hi was looking WIt lo Local Re- iii-e- Ll N t York. an Ki was met lives when ship docked .- ind . refused n u I ml In bud i with Two detectives Coupe as tit,, steamer and Informed forward lo bi in York , , tomorrow before the work- small g ,,, Wilson League, his fight. With rebels have secured badly needed pro- visions, aims and ammunition. ,,, speech on the in m Monday before the York Press Club, and hi ad- dress at the State Fair In Syracuse, All of these constitute, for the pr his New York engagements. Oxford Farmer Kills Brother- in-law OXFORD. tragedy curred near the western of Oxford yesterday, resulting In the death in W. P. Wilkinson, one the most prominent farmers Oak Hill township member of the hoard county commissioners. Milton Hobgood, farmer Oran- county, fired the fatal shots. The trouble over fact Milton Hobgood and his wife did get along well together, and she with sister, Mrs. W I- and was on her way ho Hi morning to spend some Canadian VICTORIA, B. C. Sept. 4.- The fourteenth mm ml convention tin Canadian Association began in this cits today with unusually large attendance. The program pared for the convention extends ,, three days and provides for mi- the practical r h. many leaders in forestry and In Camilla and the Sir hard and a number other public r. Liking active hart in the No Office Holder Wanted Convention toes to puny in O. Sept. I. The Ass., of the Second and Third assembled ., to. for Its annual convention matters relating the duties of Ha- postmaster end of the postal service will brought fore the convention ,,., down to . . r about Exodus Americans Europe Began who poi Hi ; In convention adopted resolution , . n r or national should he ., delegate lo state be held Charlotte k This action was . Inn Attorney A. K and Po Reynolds, whose friend their names on the as ed to this city. Every man could 1- induced to as n special guard is being rushed to the prison. lust being armed, The supply of firearms at on has been exhausted and In mads are being made on the the various hardware store, of the city. A number of newspaper correspond- cuts are said to have been sworn In H deputies and are unable to send to their papers, every beta, oath to remain silent regarding conditions inside walls. The British 4.-The annual meeting of British which is Important event the year In connection with s. entitle Ha today In Hall In research In the United Kingdom, began this city. Professor E. A. Schafer, the eminent called gathering to order and de his The address was on the subject of the or of an was containing the announcement discovery of argon st the Oxford meeting twenty years ago. . Awaits Minn. Sept. t. Progressive leaders Minnow t., have completed all tor Colonel Roosevelt's to the Twin The third party candidate is scheduled lo rive here from shortly after two speeches, one in the open at the Minnesota State Fair In the forenoon, and one at a luncheon In Minneapolis afterward. The speech t the fair grounds prob- ably will last hour, and will be a speech for the Roosevelt campaign In the Una I- Benson Mond i I . . WIni nil Cl lotto clubs following Vi and C I ,. won morning and games and respectively. The An- team has been In I lead May I. m hod pennant only , , both Winston and Charlotte In t.- Tho race between Winston and Charlotte for second place has been on for a month. id , . e. will since the t g . ., s . v ill . into of More than I will sail I I week In ml alone. Tl will m . ships. Attorney Whitman, k. wanted him to return as ., witness the trial e 1- . r. He ill I them to a station, where consultation was hi Id, then ,. hotel not going back to Ai Coupe at Coupe . n I r. ply I. r y only people who I , n . till . and doubt n whether they are anxious lo gel me bin have been manager hotel in York and I know he continued there is a sin man to be relied upon. In my , tide my and . m be Iii. g my i i . going h. ii . g friends i Ml, ard Coin lo Pros- out from I city, father has n lies outer Jury. New Sept. I . . ., ,.;,. I ma n last Mini d d I the Coup. . the ll , c. Bull Will Have Candidate Ohio Dealers LIMA. Sept 4.- Hay shippers from various parts of the as- here today and completed the of Ohio Hay Shippers The purpose of the association is to protect the hay and Shipping interests with respect to transportation and mar- GREENSBORO. Sept. Th. Pro- Convention here tins afternoon. Colby, was the principal speaker. While it is generally understood that n stale i will be placed In the field, a Gubernatorial can- and president electors will named. Iredell Mean, Wilmington, is chairman I rial Victor r Victor A I. outlaws . W Hill orders March for Allen is tin lat In tried those taken Into the Floyd and Claude, father and son. under death sentences Ail, n his be n s. in eighteen and Ed- wards to fifteen years. Allen and Wesley Edwards, the alleged , pleaders In the raid on the court house which killed six people, arc still at large.