woman were scarce and the from Edward Murphy and one or two question of organizing a home re- betrayed party In the sen- FARM a New Jersey It to Demo- CAROLINA RM and EA REFLECTOR TWO SEEDS LAY The country churches are In need Published by COMPANY, D. I. Editor. WORTH CAROLINA of necessity give with. That Trust was formed and per cent on larger. If blight fell upon this section worse 1st was to die In United States than war. famine or taxes. The chief government would receive no In- by which that Trust has main- tax from his men of this land were glad to win in other states as well as to of two things especially. They need s upon ,, reduce taxation on tie their own self-respect not to arm to worship oftener. and they farmers has been maintaining the On annual Income of him for another betrayal. need greater variety of gifts in their unjust and discriminating tax upon year in the States he pays o pulpits tobacco. to the government not one cent of Lay preaching would supply both other agricultural product pays income tax. If he were living in ,., ,. ,. butter England he would pay his North Carolina Is to be brought to great needs. A live commit- n . . d b , on . . cotton, are all There is a bonus income tax and is out one anything that wore a petticoat. But with the present day dense and the struggle for existence in keep competition with other men. this crude form of family life must the front this year in the Christmas tee could, without much effort, and year . . Hue Six months. rates may he bad upon application at the business Reflector Building, comer Evan and Third All cards of thanks and resolutions respect will changed i r per word on sugar. There was a tax of cents men in the lulled States A evil of Hie present day Campaign for the sale of Red Cross cost, arrange to double the bin it was re- between and the delay of marriage until one or Seals All the profit from the sale preaching of most churches, moved us The tax on tobacco Indeed the graduated th of the reaches middle these little Stamps goes to earn especially if the was removed once from to ti cents. Income and inheritance tax would Hut the Trusts promptly soul enough produce more here than In England Senators and members to Congress because by reason of the control of and a sufficient lobby to put the tax our national legislation by the the rich age. More and more it is the fashion on the work against tuberculosis. meat has been launched in for man to wait until he is thirty- Ai the direction of the National As- nearby town. A Sunday in aim u line n live or forty before he enters for the cure prevention country at some old church rich Q s ,.,,, re- Trust since the we have a far Thai means that a man Is of lube Mr. Secretary with memories and an when I spoke there, a prom- larger aggregation of the wealth of Charities of Char- hour in which to talk to eager farmer told me that taking all country In a few hands than in initiative In listeners in the pews, is a pleasure of and the price -late by many a city man. it be is toe old to be forty or forty-five before his babies the i along and that when his sons has taken Communications advertising will be three and daughter are passing through work and is now organizing line, up Lu lines any country In the world, average sum received since the Indeed I should favor not only sub- formed the average price lax for lax on to- . on which i ill be would greatly enrich the city man's hag g Q as second class matter them. And these delayed from all the leading cities own it would greatly benefit therefore, has been pay which falls upon the wealth august 1910. at the post at marriages are nine limes oat of the slate. Acting under the the church; would make stronger an average of cents per pound era country, but make -North Carolina, under sot of March W, I lie city and FRIDAY. OCTOBER 1812 I HI TO Ml I IRK lit From of pulpits In all for tobacco. to the farmer Who the graduation much steeper for I lakes all the risks of the seasons, of believe that when a man's income labor and of the prices and S cents exceeds per year or would give caused by material financial of the state committee, Mr. My- the lie between orations. young and provide tor family. But If In state. Through these subject which has in many bride brought with her an income Red Cross Seals will grown by equal to earned or possessed by be put on sale in every presented In the same old her husband ibis condition would be In and educational matter ,. years. paid mm , because by of legislation in the in- changed Instantly and more very great Importance in sermons last protested means of it the government was the few and against those marriages would take place. In all work will be put out. It the colored congregation when told made to forbid an wealth and to seriousness, this is a question Is a big undertaking, but the results by their bishop that must pay the American father of undoubtedly he well worth the their pastor. Too often it is the is becoming harder will then proceed to organize a country. as the years go on tor a local committee In every and Much an arrangement give or ,,,.,, man to earn enough to start town Of more than six d pop- lie spice variety Io religion, a has worked on shares with the mm the taxation ought to be per farmers getting one halt of the pro- cent for every knows that these being coeds Of the tobacco crop without vast sums could not be acquired hon- for done but that they have been out of any love that the Trusts by the control and paid for consumption will be exposed and denounced on Tuberculosis Day, This is part of the pro- gram for the movement announced by the National AsSOC for the Study and Prevention of consider, REASONABLE TESTS FOR in. or of tobacco except by the Whom It should properly be returned Trusts. A farmer who made Dy a heavily graduated system tax- worth of tobacco at an average of that would discourage and end old ideas i. not the same old g no an. wholesale injustice against the The Hist step toward true reform will be the abandonment of the plan of admitting to college effort. same The public may to hear more texts. other in cash to pay gov- of this as time goes on. other suggestion along this eminent tax. The result was to break Last year 100.000 seals were sold line and we are through with this up all manufacture and sale by the It Is expected this year phase of our Sometimes of the people. in the state. to raise this number to and he lay preacher cannot be had. Is possible Kentucky has a new law under their richness and variety r lib h convicts receive regular wag- there Is. tho it would be an which would have controlled the COt- plan, as it works out under system, makes college matriculation a once too easy and too difficult. It ion of the south and farmers is too easy those who are drawn do lion in most churches and a . on an up, cog by cog, through twelve years If the convict has ii tam- gallon might have to grow to the of cents per pound to school attendance marked by the of earnings are method. We refer to what is called cotton, or any other price that they Literature giving informal ion on and alleged for consumption will be to clergy- men all over the country and an or- crusade against the traffic in these drugs and devices will be in- The literature will be sent to ministers either directly from the National Association office in New York or through the many stale and local associations scattered throughout country, it Is estimated over 100.000 clergy- men will lie reached In this way From actual records on Hie ill the a Of The National Association, it is estimated that the volume of bus- i done annually by the various concern sell take remedies tor object, lighting each more than they America, from England, from the farmers;. Suppose the tax cents per pound on cotton had been laid and the farmer before he could gin A tariff for revenue only such rate of tariff that will produce the greatest revenue for the govern- Thai would mean a moderate number of the services and add to ad to pay It. A cotton mill Trust We think would have been speedily formed duce revenue. II requires, of course, some skill and experience Io fix that rule on each article. But is what ought to be done honestly and fairly. What is really done is that the tar- barons by their control of the rate on such articles as and eager, have to be families than they are on the outside. have some of the greatest been laid on wheat and corn, an el- Obliged to walk part way Instead of U fellow who o- preachers In the world to preach in Trust would have been form- their seat In he educational does not support his family, our little backwoods marked a clever lady one day. By substituting for present In North Carolina Demo its are have them come from all parts of w business. ed that would have kept price of , those at the dictation of the men who would have had the capital goods. They form Trusts to competition among themselves, the high prevents competition from abroad and the result is that while the government gets about per year from the tariff, the tar- barons are said by experts re- The tax upon any agricultural pro- six times as much or amounts to well over o .,. the enemy. To I is one mission field and even from ,,,., is odious .,,, ., it , people in the The number of these rem- nation, is not alone to test the the disgusting things In on to preach to us. especially so when one article is sing- added price of their goods. Put down now being used so-called date's In a minimum with the present day method of led out for taxation. Tobacco is as the tariff to a revenue basis, without is over BOO of requisite studies, but office seeking The State needs to KEEP IN say protection and the government , . ,. in And . . , oilier product. There is no would still continue to receive are The farmer, are daily drawing lo against It and and the people would save by National both , ,,,,,. ,., sums ,,., , in for u would have long since been re- which they are now in the class are included . Sin an tobacco sales. Not a few of pealed except for enormous pow- paying annually to the tariff barons hundred of devices and drugs which nation should be mainly but not vii-u there are good roads all them wad this money in their pock- exerted the Tobacco Trust and and the higher prices given by pro- can be for any sum ranging it should be conducted a .,. ,.,. a., home ,,.,. industries over national leg- from ten cents to live dollars at a W persons who f Nor,,, ., to the danger of T off s drug store. The second class of vary sufficiently in their point, ,,, , ,.,, ,.,,, ,.,,, ,.,,,. of ,, , I have . told by men who know rainier would not merely receive view to make a test a fair one. This the Trust was formed cents instead S cents on an v- includes the or companies of who for a consideration to cure consumption by some secret method which are the sole proprietors, There are nearly one of these institute frauds In the Culled Slates, cheating tin- people out of millions of dollars annually. In the third class of arc placed a of home-made dies, which either through ignorance or superstition have been advanced as treatments for Some these are onions, lemons, rattle- poison, coal dust, lime dust. blood, dog oil. milk and even alcohol. None of these remedies will consumption, declares The National No drug, gas or other . rial been discovered, when eaten, inhaled, or in- Into the system, will kill the germ, without doing bi nous Injury to the body. The only real cure tuberculosis ed by The National Association con- of the combination of fresh air. good and rest taken under the d of a competent physician. the should secure iii advance as complete a description of can-, as possible from the school he has boon attending or from other sources. ibis prove favorable railroads, you will see this the garden other ways. There are good banks there were to- but he would be free as in tor- spot of the world. It is outing, too. convenient and they are in position factories and now there are years to manufacture and sell his to protect the money against none under the own tobacco either by himself or by Politics Is not much help to any- loss much better than are the farm- been Informed by forming companies In each neighbor- who know more about the bus- hood and gel a largo part of the than I do that putting the av- between the and the body except the fellows who gel the era themselves and at the same time . on ail moral character, In- habits, the studies he s. Other folks had better give will pay Interest on long time do- ,,,,, at X cents and odd cents which the tobacco Trust more attention to tiling that pay posits. Tuesday it was reported that the tax that the cost of now takes for its profits. for rations and clothes. a man lost his pocket book with manufacture is a cost of cents, about thousand dollars in it, but very searching. A HEAVE Evading no responsibility which his post as leader In the nation as well as III the puts upon him. Governor Wilson gives a reason of national importance as well as a reason of state Importance why Smith. Jr. should not return to the senate The New Jersey reason for Smith this undeserved honor is that he is the opponent of the course upon which the manhood of the state is embarked and that his election would mean the return of the machine winch he is the humbled boss. The national reason goes back to the time when the Wilson bill was being in sen- ate. Says Governor Wilson. Smith was one of a small It seems a strange thing that with all the varied discussion of suffrage and the sex question, of the en- for sex equality has men- the money question as it affects of marriage. The Continental theory who at n that marriage is family business and Juncture in our ,., that it Is the duty of the parents to defeated program of the see to the marriage welfare of th. now young couple, finds no echo on this f a and Bide the ocean. b BriM and no-man the still the pioneer idea. In old days, malevolent three who. with some help Even if you look at consumer as paying tho tax or a part of it is grossly unjust for tobacco is taxed Without regard to A mil- consumes about the same Quantity a year as a man in overalls with the result Morgan to voting in the senatorial primary. not take such risks with the money IV belong to that great cigars at a piece pays Trust. The loss to the farmers is pursued and the degree of proficiency attained in very short exam- would suffice. More doubt- would require correspond- minuter treatment, until, , ,, . ,, amend roe. ruling on eligibility lost his pocket book and money. Do and for the hundreds millions held the man who should present . .,. . .- .-. an entire stranger, with meager the process would become total of and ed article is sold at an average of The indications are that the state we could not get the report affirm- . . . . . . . between and coins. The executive committee Will ed and Tuesday night another man between the two account for get together again and somewhat was crying the street over having the that Buck owns you work so hard for. Put It President Venable of the University it be ll not the situation any bet- ,., , need by scoring the newspaper for publishing the new., in connection f ,,,,, with the hazing. Brooklyn said Jimmy Archer recent- we would have the pennant won ll a man has had seven years of hands down. uninterrupted opportunity to do some thing and didn't do it. what hope have we that he will do ii if given another chance All the other good thing getting CLARK THE HE on the bill fare this time of the THE TOBACCO year does not stop Bob call judge Clark for pie. Store ill and at Burlington. At all places , ,. , . he earnestly advocated the repel of Its time some or boys cent per pound tax upon to- talking about putting on. oven greater than these hundreds of millions which the Trust has made because there Is the cents per pound on tobacco which the govern- has taken as Its share and the restriction upon production by reason of the business having made unprofitable to those who raise to- exactly the same tax per year as a laborer using the same number of the cheapest quality of tobacco. Ought such I tax to stand Such a tax would not have stood if one of you who raised tobacco or myself who have never used it but knows what justice means had sat in the senate for the last twelve years. If Political Advertisements I had sat in the House for years Some will say that the government member from the finest tobacco must have revenue and therefore district in tho known world. I would there must be a tax on tobacco. If ,,, this this were true and the government s r, must raise money upon raw products j., t. and he ought to re- why not the burden shared and there It is because of such cents put on sugar. cents on cotton; us this that other states are cents on the wheat and corn of I rapidly retiring their members and k on Saturday at putting now ones and the sooner you well and at hay But is It here in North Carolina and unjust of all taxes because put a man Senate who will rails upon the farmers and working for the interests of those who people who already pay far more than fields, the better it will he their fair share of the burdens of chilly mornings are a owe to the farmers and the Repeal this tobacco tax ; working men everything we eat or , . , ,. m wear or use. yet th. entire weight of I he election is only a month off. I government is made to rest upon Then the agony will be- over and some. none of may go to work. able to organize and to of the taxation thrown and the Cultivation of tobacco and you will have the most pros- farming section In all the The bellow of Bull Moose did them by the classes who are better able and ought to pay taxation. w truth is this very taxation of go up to four times their present value. button made against the farmers pound or at, least, every the tobacco section of North Carolina., ls rt can manufacture their own to- When the illegal tobacco trust was ll as they used to do and get not cause much flurry in North Car-1 Q, Ought to Pay it There are two sources of wen been ever in open and defiance of law, both Come to Greenville and boost ad national, the tobacco sec- of North Carolina was most which we should turn. las of raising tobacco. A no less the town. prosperous on the planet Lands were going up and the people had more In where they will be that the graduated tax a graduated and inheritance tax one upon and Inheritance If grad- third of the revenue of the heavily enough will stop the are raised from that manufacture of millionaire and tax ranges from one per cent consummation most devout- Co and . talk is now money sue. to C- . t for OF SALE North Pitt County. In the Superior Court, before D. C. Moore. Clerk. Sarah K Cox, of George W. Cox. vs. Marie I f State of North Carolina, Pitt County, A. V. Woolen enters and claims Passed by Class of the the following piece or parcel of Situate in Swift Creek township, de- scribed and bounded as the lands of J. M. Wooten and lies between the lauds of Sunday School Whereas It has pleased our Father la his infinite wisdom to take unto himself the spirit of our beloved friend and member, By virtue of a decree of the and the Allen Johnson C. Pierce, who departed this twelve acres, more or less. ,,. on Friday 27th. 1912; court, made the above en titled cause by D. C. Moore, clerk of the superior court of Pitt county, on 25th day of September, 1912. the Undersigned commissioner will, on the 28th day of October, 1912. at o'clock noon, expose to public sale before the court house door to the highest bidder for cash, that certain lot In the town of at a stake on street and runs with Mason Lodge line feet, then at right angles, with said line CO feet lo Gibson's thence feet with Gibson's line to a stake, thence with Street feet to the beginning, con- 1-4 acre, more or less. Also another parcel of land in township, Pitt beginning at a large pine and duns south in. east 7-10 chains to a large pine. Nora Buck's and Cora corner, thence with Cora line south 1-2. east 28.7 chains to a sweet gum. her on the hill and near Cow Swamp, thence south 1-2. west 1-4 chains to a knot, an old in the mouth Of Long Branch, thence up the run of said branch to the mouth of the ditch in said branch If 1-4 chains, thence up said ditch 4-5 chains to a stake R. If. and James C. May's corner, thence north east 1-4 chains to small gum bush said May's corner, thence with said May's ditch north west then north west 1-5 chains to N. C. Cox's thence with said Cox's line north west chains to a stake at the head of a ditch on the path leading from Nan- Cox's to the main road, then with said N. S. Cox again north west f. chains to a stake, said Cox's then with said Cox's other line north 3-4 east 8.4 chains to a stake on the east edge of a ditch, thence with said N. S. Cox again north o west 2.28 chains to a post oak thence with Cox again north 1-4 cast 13.3 chains to the beginning, containing acres, more or This the 25th day of September. 1912 F. C. HARDING, ltd Commissioner. This 25th day of Sept. A. V WOOTEN. W. If. Taker. H ltd w NOTICE OF North Carolina. Pitt County. W. A. Taylor and J. C. Taylor vs. Samuel and wife Jacky Ann Edwards, R. B, Randolph. L. A. Randolph. J. H. Randolph, Robert Staton, J R. Bunting and Supply Company. By virtue of a decree of the super- court of Pitt county, made in the above entitled cause by His Honor IO. B. Kline, judge at the superior term. 1912. of the superior court of Pitt county, the undersigned will on Thursday. 31st day of October, 1912. at o'clock noon, before the court house door in Greenville, to the highest bidder for Having duly qualified before the superior court clerk of Pitt as administrator of the estate of Al- Harrington, deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted lo the estate to make Immediate pay- to the and all per- sons having claims against said es- are notified to present the same lo the undersigned for payment on or before the 26th day of 1913. or tills notice will be plead in bar of recovery. This 26th day of September. 1912. CANNON. of Harrington. ltd EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as executor of the estate of F. M. Dupree, deceased, late of Pitt county. North Carolina, this to notify all persons having claims against the estate of the said ed, to exhibit them to the undersigned at Greenville, N. C, on or before tho 20th day of September, 1913, or this therefore, be It Resolved That as a member of this class lie was noble, faithful and true, exemplifying in his life the ideals and teachings of our school. Hue in heart and soul and faithful lo his creator. Resolved That by his death we. the members of the class o the Sunday School, bale I lost a most loyal devoted Resolved That, although we are deeply conscious of our loss, we rejoice in the memory of a life and a manhood of strength and purity. Resolved That a copy of those resolutions tie sent, to his family to whom our hearts and sympathy go out in their hour of bereavement a copy be spread upon the minutes t is class and a copy be sent to The Daily Reflector. J. L. K. W. JAMBS, Committee. , ., . Insane Doctor Shoots Down and Kills Boy LEXINGTON, Ky Oct. Sam L. a well known of Va , near held up a party of boys on the road near today and commanded them to up so he could kill to a special from Ky One of the boys instead of turned and ran. drew a revolver and shot him in the leg. He then turned the weapon on the other boys, killing one, the others escaping unhurt was arrested. He is be- lo be insane. to Mr. T. now store Which is being built on the site off the one destroyed by fire last spring., is completion he is notice will be pleaded in bar of their making plans moving in- recovery. All persons indebted to to it. In going to this handsome new, said estate will please make he wants to open there with The Johnny ate payment. entire new stock of goods the 20th day of Sept. 1912. A. D. Executor of F. If. Dupree, Deed, h out and in order to do so and avoid the trouble expense of moving. is closing out his present stock the All Tarried All the creations of the Johnny J. Jones Shows an- new and utterly attractions old style traveling midway. Instead of repulsive snake muscle dancers, pictures, living and other per- are offensive to all pi of refinement and subversive Of the public morals, the visitor will sec clean wholesome high class will in no way offend the most fastidious. Information from other cities In answer to inquiries vouch for the truth of the foregoing statement. The New-berg, New York. said shows. if. no use Jones Shows are the finest as regains moral tone, and good measure for the money spent that this city has ever Phoenix building store of FARMS FOB SALE of j. R. j G. at feel skeptical can rest as- offer for sale at public ,.,,,, mU-s. It la not old and one Johnny Junes exhibits arc all that -in real sacrifice prices. It is nut old at Simpson. N. C. on Oct. 15th. at Be is o'clock a. m. a certain tract of prices, for land on South side of Norfolk South- ., of n in ,,, R. R. at Simpson. X. C, and had to buy over start- from to acres. Also i,,,,,,. all Hie other farms for sale. he Is now ottering are W. L. Agent. new just I received the fall and winter trade are Include in this before-moving In recent years has saved I thousand of dollars to the people by bis special never be- fore have they had an opportunity For sale In the town of Ayden. N. C, exceptionally fine, large lots. See John H. Coward, or K. C. Coward. N, C. or ad- dress W. A. Harden. Ayden, N. C SI North Carolina, Pitt County. Ill Superior Court. Kin ma vs. Robert Heed. To Robert Peed, defendant In the above entitled You Will here- by take notice that a civil for divorce has been Instituted in the county of Pitt, by Emma Peed, the plaintiff, against Robert Peed, the defendant divorce and the said Robert Peed Will hereby take that he is required to appear at the next term Of the Superior court of for real bargains superior to this Look over the prices quoted In his page advertisement and advantage of them before it Is too late. the various agents claim for them, no to which tent the foot steps lead. From the quantity joint of view they consist of more individual a greater of merit- features and Infinitely more marvelous free acts than any other aggregation and all are wholesome. Pitt county which convenes at the court house in Pitt , on the Hub. Monday after the 1st cash, expose to public sale the it being the lowing described or parcel Of. m, u. land, to .,,. or demur to the complaint Hied Lying and being .,. Bethel town- ,,, ship, Pitt county, so.,. beginning at cypress , ,.,, ,. , Creek, Noble s corner in sad. ,,,,,, ,,, and runs thence with I fl line north SO. east poles to a de. pine, then north poles to a pine J This the 7th day of October. 1912. D. C. Clerk Superior Court. Pitt Co. ltd In the Gum branch, then down the various courses of said branch to the creek, then with said creek to the be- ginning, containing acres, more or This the day of Sept. 1912. F. C. HARDING, i ltd w Commissioner, Ayden. N. c. Sept. 1918, My friend, A. J. Move, writing for the Progressive Farmer of recent dale, co-operation among the farmers. Wonder if he to the Hue, lei the clips fall where If I not mistaken, he holds Block in the Consolidated To- and does he sell all with tho company. If not ho Is not practicing what he Oh. he lives to near market that has money and pays so much more for tobacco titan Greenville, if one is fool enough swallow all the hot air ware- housemen blow out from that little market, that suppose he soils his tobacco there. My friend must know is impractical with our system of tenant farming. Its so hard to get folks who will Stick and who know the right thing and will do it. I Look at Subscription Kale You people who are getting so much tobacco money along now. ought to be at least evening up with the man. Look at the dale after your name on The Re- and sir If its not time you were coming in or making a remit- The might to be without attention being called to It. There are some who it will be necessary lo take from the list ii they do gel the date ed soon. Do not force the paper to slop going to you by your neglect to pay. dislike consume space to prim a notice of ibis kind, but when the date primed on the pa- per after each subscriber name no one should wall to be written to or to be culled on personally to pay his subscription. d-w CHILLY FALL EVENING FOR COMFORT You'll a realty good table. Lounge, etc- Now is the time to get needed FURNITURE For the den, cozy corner, bedroom, drawing room. We offer you the best Selection -and, oar prices are lowest. Let's Show You TAFT VANDYKE mm Masks ass COMING The Great Eastern I Carolina Fair NEW BERN, Oct. and Nov. I iii Premiums Away fur and inn it u mi III. ALL RAILROADS For Premium end Address J. LEON WILLIAMS, X, P. NOTICE SALE North Carolina, Pitt county. the Court. The Greenville Manufacturing Company, vs. Manson By Virtue of an direct- ed to the undersigned from the i in Ask Your Neighbor NOTICE TO The undersigned having this day as tho es- of Nannie K. Little, before l. C. Moore, Clerk of the Superior Court court of Pitt county, . ,. P county, notice is entitled action. I Will on Ion-, persons indebted lo said es- day, lull day t make immediately I ., the court MM- f Hundreds loll About It Homo tho public ex- of people, should be evidence beyond dispute for every Reflector reader, of the merit . ,. .,, sell lo the high- late to undersigned administrator and of said county. persons holding estate are hereby notified lo all the right, title and in- same with said administrator said Manson Mara- twelve from the date hereof t. has in the follow- or this will be pleaded in bar described real estate, of recovery of said claims. j one house and lot in what This the 3rd day of October. known us Perkins Town in C. H. Greenville, being Meet line Is, Mil first tin- Teachers Association will held in Green- ville Saturday. October at II o'clock, is an exceedingly meeting and it is earnestly desired every teacher in the county shall be present I am con- a number of you have not yet begun your schools, but I ask you not to lei this fact keep you away from the meeting. Plans for the entire year will be made at this gathering and the matter or what the schools lake in the county Pair w-ill also be decided. hope for a great meeting. Your presence is desired. W. II. County Superintendent Dr. II. J. Dead Dr. R Grimes, who had for many years been a practicing in died a few days ago from an operation following an THE FARMER HE EXPECTS TO REAR IF YOU A COMFORTABLE OLD ME, PLANT , SOME MONEY IN THE BANK How strangers residing in tar-away places lack of appendicitis He was years the following. W is survived by his and Mrs. Moore. Pitt St. daughters. Mrs. Mayo and Will N. C. feel very Kill. Dr, Grimes was for the relief I have received Trinity College and alter- Dona's Kidney Pills. which I wards took u medical Si the from the John L. Pennsylvania from Co. Backache annoyed me and be graduated In 1876. there was much weakness .- In 1623, a copy Shakespeare sold tot In 1886 Oliver Wendell Holmes was offered this same book for But had been put out at interest in it would have amounted in 1886 Make OUR Bank YOUR Bank. BANK OF GREENVILLE Greenville, N. C. S. T. Vice II. B. l, IS. I. Administrator -state of Nannie as m m Si avenue at the f corner A. M. Moseley and run- E Little. west thence north. the kidney bothered me. trouble ahead if not removed, so does touching the of Kidney Pills gave relief from these loss of appetite. It means lack of complaint and loss of Strength and nerve weak- u in every If appetite fails, take Electric For sale by all dealers. Price j Bitters quickly to overcome the cause NOTICE Application will be made the m Governor of North Carolina tor th. others fee, to . of take pardon of D. W, on property of B. J. Puller; thence of his III health feet , Co , cur. , ,, along avenue feet to the. ft . This . Remember the of Lincoln. Neb. been sick HARRY This day of October. 1912. o ltd FIRM E from Everetts, Martin county. S. C. acres. cleared. J. A. Events. N. C. arc This day of October. 1912 S. I. Sheriff. S ltd For Highest Prices on COTTON SEED Call on MOSELEY BROS. Phone Greenville, Bitters put him right on his Born feet They have helped thous- afternoon. Oct. 1912. ands. They Rive pure blood, strong My. such averages us the farmers to Mr. and Mrs W. L. Best, a nerves, good digestion Only cents on their tobacco sales, at all adv . mm Subscribe to The Reflector