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Legal Notices. SALE OF HEAL ESTATE PROPER- TY By virtue of a decree of the Super- Court, Pitt county, made by H W. Judge, a certain civil action pending in said court, May term, 1912, entitled J. A Stokes and R. L. Hum tier vs. J. A. Gardner, the undersigned will, on Monday, the 11th day of November, 1912, at o'clock, noon, it being the let day of November Civil Term, 1912 of Pitt County Superior Court, expose to public before the court house door in Greenville. Pitt county, to the highest bidder, for cash, the follow- described tracts or parcels of land to and in Swift Creek Township. county. North Carolina and described as follows to at a stake on the Clay Root road and running S. W 1-2 poles to a stake, thence S K poles to a stake, thence S W poles to the Creek road, thence up with the Creek road to Gardner's Cross Roads containing acres more or Also one tract of land in said tow n- ship. county and state beginning at Isaac Gardner's second corner runs S to the Creek road, then down said mad to the old Flat Branch Ditch, then With the various courses said ditch to Isaac Gardner's third corner, thence North West to the beginning, containing acres more or less. Also one parcel of land in said township, county and state, beginning at the Big Ditch on the Clay Hoot road and running down said road to J. Dixon's place lice, thence a southerly direction with said Dixon's line to an old ditch, thence up with said ditch to the big ditch, thence up with said ditch to the beginning containing acres more or less. Also one other parcel of land in said township, county and state, be- ginning at the intersection the Gardner's Bridge Road and the Green- ville and running with the Greenville road to the Laura A. land, then South to M. Gardner's line, then with M. Gardner's land to Gardner's Bridge Road, then with the Gardner's Bridge Road to the begin- containing acres more or less and being the land upon which the Mill, store and residence of J. A. Gardner are located. Also one other tract of land in said township, county and State adjoining the Lazarus Dawson lands, W. H. Clark, J. Dixon and J. J. Moore lands, containing acres more or less and being the same lands deed- ed to the said J. A. by Sam- Cory, reference to which deed is hereby made for an accurate Also one other tract of land in said township, county and State bounded Oil the South by Swift Creek, on the by J. Dixon, on the North by J. H. Collins and M O. Gardner and on the West by M. Gardner, contain- acres more or and known as the Loftin lands. Also one other tract of laud in said township, county and State, begin- at the big ditch on the Greenville road leading from Gardner's Cross roads lo bridge, thence running S with said ditch to the old Flat Branch ditch to the division line between Isaac Gardner and Charles Gardner to the Greenville road, eon taming acres more or less. Also one other tract of land in said township, county and state and bound- ed on the South by M. O. Gardner, on the by J. A. Gardner and on the North and on the West by J. A. Gardner and M. O. Gardner acres more or This sale Is to be made under and by authority of the Decree of the Super- Court above referred to. This the 10th day of October, 1912. F. C. HARDING, Commissioner. and Cora Boyd's corner, thence with Cora line south 1-2, east chains to a sweet gum, her qualified as administrator of the es- on the hill and near Cow Swamp, of Nannie E. Little, before D. C. thence south 1-2, west 1-4 chains Moore. Clerk of the Superior Court of NOTICE TO CREDITOR U r CAROLINA FAIR The undersigned having this day Hill Be Held In Ben Next Meek , Everything has been completed for to a knot, an old in Pitt county, notice Is hereby given u Great Eastern Carolina Fair which the mouth of Long Branch, thence , persons Indebted to said October 29th, 30th, up the run of said branch to the to make immediately payment to and November 1st, 1912. mouth of the ditch In Said branch undersigned administrator and all I Tuesday. October 29th will be If 1-4 chains, thence up said ditch holding claims against Every Naval Reserve 4-5 chains to a stake R. M. estate arc hereby notified to tile the and company Eastern North llama and James C. May's corner. administrator have been invited to thence north east 1-4 chains to , twelve months from the date hereof , military that will u small gum bush said May's corner. this notice will be pleaded in ,, day Ten thence with said Mays ditch north a; recovery of said claims. have a ready signified that they will west 3.6. then north west 1-5 This the 3rd day of October. 1912. It,, here chains to N. C. Cox's thence h. LITTLE, with said Cox's line north west Administrator of the estate of Nannie chains to a stake at the head of a Little. ltd ditch on the path leading from Nan- Cox's to the main road, then with said N. S. Cox again north west ii- to a stake. Cox's then with said Cox's other line north 3-4 east M chains to a ditch Swift Creek township, de- scribed and bounded as the lands of J. M. Woolen ENTRY OF VACANT LAID State of North Carolina, Pitt County. A. V. Woolen enters and claims the following piece or parcel of stake on the east edge of a thence with said N. S. Cox again north S west 2.28 chains to a post oak thence with Cox again north 1-4 east 13.3 chains to the beginning. containing acres, more or This tho 25th day of September. 1912. F. C. HARDING, ltd St Commissioner. NOTICE OF SALE North Carolina, County. W. A. Taylor and J. C. Taylor vs. Samuel wife Jacky Ann Edwards, R. E. Randolph. L. A. Randolph. J. H. Randolph. Robert J R. Bunting and Macclesfield Supply Company. By virtue of a decree of super- court of Pitt county, made in the entitled cause by His E. B. Kline. Judge at the superior term. 1912, of the superior court of Pitt county, the undersigned will on Thursday, the 31st day of October. 1912. at o'clock noon, before the court house door in Greenville, to the highest bidder for cash, expose to public sale the fol- lowing described tract or parcel of land, to and being In Bethel town- ship, Pitt county. North Carolina, and beginning at a cypress in Creek, Noble corner in said and runs thence with line north east to a pine, then north poles to a pine 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 28th day of Sept. 1912. F. C. HARDING. ltd Commissioner The parade will start down town and on arrival at the fair ground will be formally opened with a speech by Governor Francis D. Winston. mediately after the speech there will lake place a military contest follow- ed by a sham battle. Wednesday, October 30th. will be Tickets, allowing free admission this day have been Issued lo each school child in lies between the lands of North Carolina. If there is a teacher who has not received these tickets, please notify J. Leon and the Allen Johnson lands. twelve acres, more or lees. This 25th day of Sept. A V. W. M, MOORE. Taker. ltd It Hams, secretary of the fair. New N. C, at once and tickets will be mailed lo them. There will be all kinds of sports, for the children. October 31st, will be the There will be an auto- mobile parade In the morning. A; o'clock will lake place the horse show. At a foot ball game be- Bern and second team M. Col November 1st. will be NOTICE TO CREDITORS Having duly qualified before -y,, superior court clerk of Pitt county A as administrator of the estate of Al- Friday, deceased, notice is -Farmers hereby given to all persons indebted farmer, will race their horses, to the estate to make Immediate pay- there v be to the undersigned; and all of ever offered the sons having claims against said in North Carolina. Honor late are notified to present the Th Eastern Carolina Fair to the undersigned for payment on or and win have before tho 26th day of Sept ember, advertised, so you can't afford to 1913. or this notice will be plead in opportunity lo see the bar of recovery. This day of September. 1912. JESSE CANNON, of Harrington. ltd Stubborn Case under the treatment of two writes Mrs. R. L. Phillips, of Indian Valley, Vs., they pro- my case a very stubborn one, of womanly weak- I was not able to up, when I commenced to I used it about one week, before I saw much change Now, the severe pain, that had been in my side for j, has gone, and I don't suffer at all. I am feeling better than in a long time, and canned speak too highly of ff you are one of those ailing women who suffer from any of the troubles so common to women. is a builder of womanly strength. Composed of purely vegetable ingredients, it acts quickly on the womanly system, building up womanly strength, toning up the womanly nerves, and regulating the womanly system has been in successful use for more than years. Thousands of ladies have written to tell of the benefit they received from it Try it for your troubles. Begin today. lo- I Of rt. Medicine Co. far tad Mine book. Home Treatment m Vermont Sunday Schools The open sen-on for Game Vt., Oct. large at- Several Inquiries have come to The . Reflector as to when the same season marked the to- , . . . opens In Pitt county. The dates day of the annual of the scribed in the game laws of the state Vermont Sunday Association. are between 1st and March This is the day the The meeting will last three days and 1st will have as speakers W. C. Pearce. of H. S. Conant of and several other Sunday School work national reputation. greatest Fair ever pulled off in tern North Carolina. THE PITT FAIR A Real Fair And Everything Will He Free The Pitt county fair is perhaps Pp have taken up eight spotted that have been going in my field for from held over a month. Weight, about everything It pounds. Marked crop and ls tree. There is no charge slit in right ear and under bit in left. Owner can get them by paying dam- ages. October 1912. W. H. TRIPP N. C. B. F. D. Box ltd either for making exhibits or the attendance. Several hundred dollars will be paid in premiums for its, but the money for these is made up by voluntary do- Small Fire Night A little past o'clock Monday night, the shriek of the fire whistle aroused the population. It was caused by the burning of a house just beyond the southern limits of the town and near the Norfolk South- railroad The building was totally destroyed and another a short distance from it had a narrow es- cape. The burned house belonged to Mr. W L. Rice and was occupied by colored people. There was a small Heard in Greenville Ron Had Hacks Had Been Made Ills Corrected All over Greenville you bear It. Kidney Pills are keeping up the good work. Greenville people are telling of bad backs sound again. You can believe the testimony of your own They tel It for the benefit of you who are suffering. If your back aches, I feel lame, sore and mis- if the kidneys act too or passages are painful, scanty and oft color, usu Kid- Pills, the remedy that has helped amount of insurance. It could not so any of your friends and learned how the fire started. Follow this Greenville citizen's advice and give a chance to do NOTICE t Good Farm for Sale, Notice and Description. A good farm containing one and fifty acres. Three Horse Crop in Cultivation. One 8-room dwelling house, good barn and shelters. 4-room tenant other for two days. house and kitchen. One tobacco barn. For further information apply to J. C. ROBERTSON. Robersonville, N. C. NOTICE OF SALE North Carolina, Pitt county. In the Court. The Greenville Manufacturing Company, vs. Manson By virtue of an execution direct- ed to the undersigned from the court of Pitt county, in the above entitled action. I will on Mon- day. 11th day or November. 1912. at o'clock noon, at the court house door of said county, sell to the high- est bidder for cash, to satisfy said execution, all the right, title and in- which the said Manson M the defendant, has in the follow- described real estate, one house and lot in what Is known as Perkins Town in West- Greenville, being Roosevelt avenue and described as Beginning at Roosevelt avenue at the corner of A If. and run- west fee; thence north, For Sale touching the property or Higgs Bros. and others feet to a corner of the property of K. J. Pulley; thence on an feet to Roosevelt avenue; thence Bern along Roosevelt avenue feet to Mr. Hugh Pittman of No. same for you. hip the victim of a serious ac- T. R. Moore, Evans St., nations from the people, Saturday morning. It seems N. C, can recommend ed by a donation from the state had a fuse cap, as are used Kidney Pills, for I have used department. Nor are there j in blowing stumps with with the greatest benefit. I was any side shows, concessions, fakes, which he had been carrying for more troubled by lameness In my hack and or clap-trap of any kind to catch the than a year. This morning he my kidneys did not do their work as people and pull money out of them, ed pants and had this cap and a shoe they should. I got Kidney Pills Not only are these strictly buttoner, both in his hand and the John L. Wooten Drug Co. barred from the fair, but the alder- sent as one old said, and I had not used them long before men shut them out of the town on pro against the and I received relief. I can say that this the days the fair Is open There are that spread consternation. remedy acts just as represented, exhibits in abundance which the It tore off two of his fingers with For sale by all dealers. Price pie come to see and enjoy being such force that they were blown In- Co. That his face to such a depth that it New York, sole agents for the United NOTICE Application will be made to the Governor of North Carolina for the pardon of D. W. on account of his ill health and This September 30th. 1912. HARRY Attorney. ltd NOTICE OF SALE North Carolina, Pitt County. In the Superior Court, before D. C. Moore, Clerk. Sarah IS. Cox, Executrix of George W. Cox, vs. Marie By virtue of a decree of the court, made in the above en- titled cause by D. C. Moore, clerk of the superior court of Pitt county, on the 26th day of September, 1912, the undersigned commissioner will, on Monday, the 28th day of October. 1912, at o'clock noon, expose to public Bale before the court house door In Greenville, to highest bidder for cash, that certain lot In the town of at a stake on and runs with Mason Lodge line feet, then at right angles with said line feet to Gibson's feet with Gibson's line to a thence with street feet to the beginning, con- t-4 acre, more Ices. Also another parcel of land township. Pitt beginning at a large pine and duns south east 7-10 chains to a large pine. Nora Buck's beginning. This 7th day of October. 1912. S. I. DUDLEY. Sheriff. ltd OF SIMMONS North Carolina, Pitt County. In the Superior Court. Peed vs. Robert Peed. To Robert Peed, defendant in the above entitled You will here- by notice that a civil action for divorce has been Instituted In the Land fine for raising to- cotton and corn. Will sell cheap on easy terms. II. H. PROCTOR, N. C. A in i Fur The I Fair Greenville, N. C, Oct. hi, 1912. Editor Since It Is settled that we are to have the Pitt county fair and I am county of Pitt, by Emma Peed, the en the committee that manages the plaintiff, against Robert Peed, department I wish to say to defendant, for divorce and the throughout the county who Peed will hereby take notice tend to exhibit their favorites that that he is required to appear at have at my office the latest next term of the Superior court of ed edition of American Standard Pitt county which convenes at the of which I or Mr. M. H. court house In Greenville, Pitt also on the committee, will on the 10th, Monday after the 1st b- glad to let them look over and Monday of September, it being the copy the written description or 11th day of November. 1912. and an- pets. This book contains full page or demur to the complaint filed half tone illustrations of all the the above entitled cause and the recognized breeds of land and water said Robert Peed will fur- fowls and Is the authority by which take notice that If he falls to all American poultry shows are answer the complaint within the Judged. will also be glad to offer time require by law. the plaintiff other advice and assistance I lo relief do- to Interesting re- in the complaint. This the 7th day of October, 1912. D. C. MOORE. hiding the best specimens of their favorite breed. Let everybody bring some of their best, since young and Clerk Superior Court. Pitt Co. old are Interested In beautiful fowls. ltd i J. J. JENKINS. is the kind of fair Pitt county holds, took the service of a doctor to The dales for the fair are November the finger Remember the 14th and 15th. Southerner. other. MONEY LOST hp year some lose money by buying the first is offer- ed them without over our lines of FARM MACHINERY We carry an up-to-date line of farm and machines that we know will give you absolute satisfaction. They are the most practical, and on the market. We carry a stocK repairs tor the ma- chines we sell, which is tore considered in buying machinery. Our desire is to give yon tho best service possible and we do everything in our power to your Se- to it that YOU do not lose money this year. THINK OF HART HADLEY, Hardware GREENVILLE, North . . n GREENVILLE IS THE HEART OF EASTERN CAROLINA. IT HAS A POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED AND ONE, AND IS ROUNDED BY THE BEST FARMING COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL KINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HAVE EVERYTHING TO OFFER IN THE WAY OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE JOB AND NEWSPAPER PLANT. Agriculture Is the Mutt the Meat Healthful, the Most WE HAVE A OF TWELVE BUS AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN PART OF NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE THOSE WHO WISH TO GET BET ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN A BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE A FEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL THEM WHAT YOU HAVE TO BRING TO THEIR ATTENTION. ADVERTISING DATES ARE LOW AND CAN BE HAD UPON r N. C 11111.1 V Victorious Greeks Have Turkish Fortress Entirely at Their Mercy OF tun mu ED WITH THE OF AMI WITH CHOPPED THE ATTACKS Guerrilla Carried on by Peasants Oil, Turkish fortress been placed absolutely the the invading Greek army which captured the denies the key to situation. The Capture of the town of itself is only a question hours. The whole of the Turkish, army around will be ulT when fulls and will he unable to communicate either with or Constantinople. lies to the north of the town on the way lo to which a railroad runs. plan of of Balkan allies appears lo be working with almost perfect smoothness. This is due. according military critics, to the unprepared- of the Turkish army. The armies of Greece and Montenegro are now in possession of a large portion of Turkish railroad system and also of the roads, while those lines and roads which they do not ally command they are threatening. Interest the war still centers largely In tho eastern area below where the Turkish minister of war and com- In chief with four armies corps h holding the line from to According lo the latest reports he has been set task of trying stem the advance of the victorious Bulgarian troops and he is credited with the statement that he will re- turn the victor or perish in the at- tempt. appears to a perilous position with the on his right flank at cutting him off from army while the destruction the bridge over the river Prevent Ha from obtaining reinforce supplies from Should the great turning movement now being attempted by the successful, fight be driven to the west toward leaving Constantinople at the merry of the invaders. In the meantime the Greek. and Bulgarian armies are moving up- on The Greeks already are within striking distance of the Turk- town of only fifty miles from the railroad from Tho of by the Greeks would not only threaten hut cut off the Turkish under Pasha, which was de- by the at and Is now concentrating at The capture of by the Greeks would enable them to effect a with the Bulgarian army com- down from and n a through the Valley and concentrating at and With the who are advancing upon All the passes through the dope mountains leading to the Salon- and railway are also i. Bulgarian The report from Con- that the Turkish town of has from the decks Is not credited here. for tin going among the powers. The British minister at Monte- in company with the Monte- foreign minister, visited King Nicholas yesterday at and this regarded as undoubtedly In with the conversations held with the ambassadors of the powers In London by Sir Grey, the British foreign minister. The diplomats are still hopeful of avoiding any complications between the powers. JACK JOHNSON'S TILTS WITH LAW MANY AND VARIED THE LIST SHOWS Jailed with Joe prize at Johnson's by sheriff In Philadelphia hoard hill. Forced by law to settle bill for nursing his brother, presented by a colored woman. Arrested violating speed laws Boston and tilled. Pleaded guilty of violating speed in Huston and again fined. Arrested in for an old debt Sued for injuring young white man while recklessly racing on the roads at Crown Point, Ind. Arrested London, Ontario, for exceeding the speed limit. Han down another machine. Paid tine. Arrested San Francisco for driving. Arrested in Terre for threat- to hit constable who had an attachment on his baggage for lump- theatrical contract. Held UP and forced to pay costs to show at Gardens, Pitts- burgh. In Boston, charged with assaulting driver and break- windows in cab. Arrested in New York, charged with assault on another Held In bail. Arrested on charge made by man and lined in New York. In York charged with assault on white woman. too lo appear. Discharged. Arrested and fined in New York for reckless driving. Sued by sculptor in New for for bust ordered but not paid Tor. Sued by New York doctor for Arrested for assaulting witness against him in smuggling case. Arrested for speeding at Newcastle. England, and fined Arrested in San Francisco for dis- orderly conduct. Arrested In San Francisco for less driving. Sentenced to twenty- five days In Jail. Sued for rent of apartment in go. Sued for printing bill of New York. Arrested in Chicago on charge of abducting white girl. Summoned to court for operating automobiles in Chicago with a single THREE ROBBERS HOLD UP TRAIN WHO MAKE THEIR ESCAPE BANDITS WERE ALL UNDER YEARS Oct. youthful robbers held up a south- bound Missouri, Kansas and Texas train south of today, com- sized tit own mi its to OS AL MATTERS OF MAYOR E. M. THE SPEAKER Although Mayor Wooten come from be was the Star at the speaking in Through an ALLIED ARMIES ISOLATE FROM REST OF THE SULTAN'S SOLDIERS and Bulgarians sure that Stronghold will be Captured in a few days, Rendering Movement of Turkish Troops near border an lies Capture Prisoners. Mr. Thompson Was Murdered at His Very Home express and cars mid run ahead, then blasted rifled the express safe. Company officials believe the rob- in is got several dollars setting lo a trestle near of the bandits bad iv trouble iii flagging train to bait. the threatened to destroy the trestle before their work the moved deliberately. Covering the engineer fireman With their revolvers they ordered them from the locomotive cab. J. A. the train conductor, leaped from I and he was lined up beside the A also tell to his and was made to Stand beside the conductor. While one robber held tho line of the other two uncoupled the engine. and express cars from the coaches. They then ordered the trainmen into the cub ordered engineer to open the throttle. The locomotive, nulling the two ears, Shot across the bridge. What remained of the structure fell Into the water a minute the can had passed. The passenger coaches vice left Standing Si the brink of the stream. Half a mile on the other side of the bridge the bandits ordered the engineer to The in the express oar was dynamited and ran- sacked. Their work completed, tho robbers fled to the wood-covered hills with their plunder, officials fear several thousand dollars was stolen. The alarm was soon given and were sent from and Other posses left an hour later on special trains from ester and According to the descriptions given each of the bandits was less than years old. witnesses claim to have Been one of the robbers twice make trips the express safe, each time with his arms piled high with sealed pack- ages of currency. found the outer wrapper of one of these packages which had contained consigned by the Southwestern National Hank of Commerce, of Kan- City to the National Hank of Greenville, Texas. WILSON SAYS HE DOES NOT CONTROL THE CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN N. J. Oct. on the announcement that F. Ryan had contributed the Democratic Congressional cam- fund Wilson have no control over the Con- campaign. It is an ab- distinct thing, handled by snot her set of Governor Wilson Spake today at and Orange For the re- Wednesday, Cape May Court House, N. J.; and Burlington; Thursday, Madison Square New York, at Friday night, Rochester, N. Y. BODY OF INFLUENTIAL CHOCOWINITY FAR MER FOUND ON THE ROAD WASHINGTON, N. Oct. dead body of Fred a prom- and Influential farmer of township this county, was found by the roadside late yesterday afternoon. Just before dark, near Creek, about eighteen miles from this city. Ills horse and were found Without a driver some little distance away by some children and this led to a search, which re- Oct. Thompson, freight agent Southern Railway, with here, was shot and killed by W. K. shortly noon today. , The shooting which at the candidates scheduled to or , ,.,. the people of were unable u,,,,,,, , . caused S big local sen last night. the engineer to detach .,., , . , . Rial. series of circumstances, en- unavoidable, the different reach that town last night. Mr. F. U. Wooten. however, Journey. ed to that progressive and delivered strong address In behalf Democracy, To an audience numbered about hundred Mr, Wooten explained the failure of the Candidates lo appear ill a speech to an hour long discussed nation and politics and policies clear the duty and of every good to turn out in the Ming election and defend the only party that has outlived the political storms which this try has undergone, The party that the last hundred years has been by and tor the people. Mayor Wooten dwelt at length on the evils of the tariff as enforced under a Republican administration, making it impossible for a man to have the same chance in any enter- prise to accomplish that which has been achieved by tho few favored ones at the shade of a tariff with high protection. He urged every one present to be all mutters concerning the government of this country, that no matter how humble one's position his share in man- of the affairs of the nation was us important as the duty of a Stockholder In any company towards the company of which he is a part The lent its undivided at- to our townsman, who in closing his speech clearly showed a ridicule that recently set up ring- rule-in -Pit corresponding At Training School The Senior Class of the Training School met on Tuesday the purpose of the election of its of- Miss Lee Smith was Miss Hat tie dent. Miss Mabel secretary. Miss Lolls recording sec- Miss Lula treasurer. Miss Greene Day, reporter. Miss Josephine Tiller. critic. President Robert II. Wright met With the class on this afternoon to discuss the privileges they had tor. He left when business began to be discussed before class had adjourned for the seniors hail been tiled in the of- and a copy sent In the class A live discussion of the plans for ho year followed member contributing some idea by which work together the senior class Its thirty hi number, will be able to accomplish much classes before have dreamed of. wan taken into custody by a policeman accompanied t Wile. Went to A doctor was summoned afterwards and effort h. being made in remove Blair to a sanitarium for treatment. had nut reported at his desk LONDON, Oct. cap- ore of the town of by the Bulgarian troops very little news received from region future of Turkey in Bu- be decided within a few has been where tin rope may days, A short message trout bow- ever, says Bulgarians i a military train on i. . Constantinople to This indicates that the Bulgarian in- have cut the railroad, isolating its base accomplish- one the greatest strokes of the i. The Bulgarians have been pushing forward, to for several days and this reports, from the eastern side Mr. Thompson addressed a note of dismissal. In turn sent another Dots back Thompson, a min- later Thompson received a phone call and left his office, in the meantime in- his servant to close up the house. Mrs. was not at home at the time. Later arrived and neigh- were startled by the sound of four shots. Police forced the door and found Thompson dead. crouched in one corner of the library and muttered, killed my best AS ELECTION DRAWS NEAR TAFT CALLS COUNCIL OF HIS LEADERS WASHINGTON, Oct. short meeting or the Cabinet was held to- day just before President Tint left for New York lo bold a fl With Republican and ti witness the launching tomorrow of the battleship New York. The conference will be held at the Hotel Manhattan tonight. Chairman of the Republican National Committee; C. P. Taft and Henry W. Tan. brothers of the president, and other leaders arc expected to be pies flit. The president will leave New- York at midnight Wednesday, in Washington early Thursday. The cabinet meeting today brought only three members to the executive Secretary Knox. Secretary Stimson Secretary Meyer. There a general discussion of topics, hut details and other Questions were for future meetings. The Illness of Vice President Sher- man was discussed sorrow was expressed by the president and of bis official family. Active diplomatic negotiations are of the week he will speak as suited in finding the body. Ir. Coming Dr. H. O. Hyatt will be at Hotel Bertha Monday, November 4th to treat diseases of the eve and fit glass, s It SHOOTS MASKED BOY HE MEETS LATE AT NIGHT COMING HOME RALEIGH, Oct, Powers, aged eighteen years, lies wounded in the Wake Fores College hospital as the result Of two pistol wounds Inflicted by II Rhodes, a freshman the college Powers Is the son of a prominent physician, but not a member of the student body. Rhodes declared that the shooting occurred about midnight he returned a meet- Powers and S companion, both Of whom were masked. The companion bed and his name has not been hope entirely destroying i defeated at Sell. Ai the same time Hie Bulgarian armies are carrying out a wide, sweep- movement, reaching almost to shores of the Black Baa and still other columns are completing tho Circle around How far these combined movements have been successful the outside world is not informed, hut the Bulgarians assert that the fate of is sealed. Despite the perils of the situation. however, Turks have not lost hope of retrieving themselves. According a dispatch from Constantinople re- here today by way Of sufficient Turkish reinforcements have now reached the front to enable Turkish to assume the offensive Is stated that three Turkish col- are to be supported by other Turkish troops being taken water Turkish ports on the Black Sea. Whether they will be in time to do any good is problematics, The says, too, that tho Turks have recaptured front the Bulgarians, In view of the big events in tin- eastern region of the war the achievements of arm have been somewhat lost sight of. The whom Europe did not expect much, are now iii session of virtually the whole of old and in conjunction with tho hold the part of district of The columns have obtained of the. Turkish railroad from its northern terminus, to are following the de- Turkish army to far- to the south. The Bulgarian co-operating with the army in the western pan of peninsula has occupied and threatens to OUt off tho re- treat of the Turks to the south. The Creek army, too. Is making Its capture Pen- is considered of the utmost Importance for with in Greek hands the whole country to the north is accessible the ad- of the Greek army and the way is left open iii the base in far western region. The Greek plan is clearly In effect t junction of the Greek arming and then march on The Greek crow ii prince's army is now within striking distance of that In the first place of course, the Creeks must sever be- tween and and might force against the former place.

n. BETHEL Hon. F. C. Harding them o. worn u-i th.- president's veto. On each of thee a of Progressive lie- and i. voted with the In Om of these Wilt reduced the duty Yet although a revision of the Steel was and Is pending the Heel Industry has revived, prices are a-id. of all. from Mr maker's point of view, . i promised to explain i more . , several i M tire if some there were any H i . . I a to anew Hi. questions hurled at Or bat I said not for their SHALL t I Milken Plea la i I. Ai I and ii rang, d I the. Democratic county . to Bethel id a a rally in A. C. I., depot. The am number, gradually in , as I i did rent I spoke n Hon r H u l m for the Bra began hit of ind b upon of election, a number had to hear the Mr, c T. a, one . B .-i acted Intro raid n. B II, the for D office, was the ti. THE WANAMAKER PROSPERITY PLEA IT HELP If the Democratic campaign fund . were being drawn from ts are now being made , are contributors to purchase new steel plants. ; legislative favors at the expense of If th dancer that Mr Wanamaker , the people there would be no need to foresees is real, how Is It that these j appeal to the volts at large for the How Is It that means to finance the campaign. The manufacturers all over the country of war in a contest between are Increasing their plants , the victims and the beneficiaries Mr Wanamaker seems tariff extortion and trust monopoly. labor conditions. however, must be furnished In Fallacies of His Argument Dis- in Counter Appeal to Merchants. FREE TRACE NOT PROPOSED Panics Occur Without Regard to Tar- Men Direct- the Campaign. To the Merchants and Business Men of the Mr. John r has issued a of against the of which be says will follow the election of Woodrow Wilson. To hark hack twenty years In . a ,. tea words thanked is to deal with ancient ,,. history During this score of year. . .- poi in hit . i and i i st sen sue- . election . Cox, for , I tor the hi a ; I U Bell i s of I Bell lieu III. D. M. . ,. . . units . did . i people . us this score of American Industries bare advanced so far in competing power that a com- even with ISM is ridiculous. it j our exports of I ., ire than two hundred . value- today they are of twelve hundred millions, gain of per cent. i . la disaster to come from the petition on our ground of those Manufacturers with whom we are j competing on their ground ; Is poor time to distress when we exporting steel . the rate of a million dollars daily. Mi i also of High wages are not necessarily m of prosperity. As Professor f points out. a century and a half ago laborers Ii Island received a .,. . but It took four work to buy a pair of shoes. Nor are high the result of protective riff The strike brought out this fact vividly. There the textile have a i the main by persons of comparatively small means, and the contributors to the Democratic campaign fund must make up by strength of numbers what they Individually lack In length of purse. The recent statement of the chair- man of the Democratic general finance showed that 17.116 have contributed in the aggregate high protective tariff to favor them. and that about but s of their were more ,, for the legitimate ex- shown to he Indefensibly low. A fair i the campaign That would comparison Is between a , a candidate who and Germany, both thickly around the hat among one having protection and the nth- four and get It back or high protection. How do wages I but It Is a large sum to stand n countries today Those of Woodrow Wilson's in Germany are IT per cent i and everybody should chip than English and not only so. , according to his means without but the cost of living In Germany Is his neighbor Is per cent higher, so that the pro- golDS do about tented German workman earns the, mailer wage and pays the higher cost. Free Trade Is It rot truly ridiculous for Mr. to raise the of free trade No party advocates that. Mr. Wanamaker know that the Dem- e; Lion ind woolen bills a-.- not . ., In sense. The fa i lit DROP IN See our Display of FINE FURNITURE It will pay to shop here where you can form an opinion of true values Tin unlimited choice of the best grades Furniture ; Exceptional bargains in odd pieces besides com- the prices. Show You TAFT VANDYKE Buy Oranges, Fruit, Etc. Brought to Light People the There have been many cases like the following in Greenville. Every- one relates the experience of people we know. These plain, ward statements will do much relieving the suffering of thousands. Such testimony will be read with in- by many people. James Hardison, Fifth street, Greenville. N. C. had from my kidneys and the kidney secretions passed too frequently at night. In the morning when I got UP, there was lameness across my . us ion . 1889, was no I I I De- ; ii m p Kb r o d to e rep . He i. . his stand what I hes Ion t lb . fence law, to., advocating the . ,,, submitting to a vote of questions as office the second time. directly effect people and Mr. Wanamaker quotes from various . submitting to tin Issue sources certain records of distress, bat their vote. In several occasions to say that every one of them Introduced n few a only prosperity, nut i Mr. r this Mr Harrison, s Republican, succeeded in i l serving till Puring this j time Mr, Wanamaker himself was in President Harrison's cabinet, and It was then conditions matured which resulted In the panic of 1893, i four months after Mr. Cleveland took direct from the Grove. Get best fruit and save extra freight charges mid- man's profit, commission mail's commission and other expenses. I can fill all is and I also suffered from back- la any Quantities for fruit on short notice. ache Kidney Pills which were I also i procured from the John L. Wooten v . Clark not less six months the tariff bill of became a that went s long way to place him and g of Mo in ,. familiar footing with the and nm The speaker went beyond, . and state politics and touch-1 administration nor a high tariff ad on the border of national Issues, I j, any protection against panics, and taking stock of the unseemly struggle they occur, as everybody knows, ex- between the leaders of two other Mr Wanamaker, quite without Mr. Clark was loudly to tariff changes Our very worst panics have occurred under Re- Harding us the next and administrations. and although by the time be I hP, T platform declared for parties began his speech there were prob- ably to people in the audience it is to be regretted that all the the revision of the but this promise, soon so recklessly broken, had no deterrent effect upon Improve- of township found it in business conditions It can- to be there, as our dieting- not therefore be said that the mere townsman delivered one of threat of tariff revision causes dis- the greatest speeches be ever made and I tress, for there was no doubt in be has a just reputation as a strong orator, Harding took advantage of the i to explain a few phases . county politics, although lie said Most Important, however In hi was there to discuss national is-1 Wanamaker's letter is his to .- in a perfectly clear manner h. explained the of the idea not only that the tariff was to be re vised, but that It was to be revised , downward Ignoring the Present. Mr. that Pitt county or that had ever existed in the county. He told that Democratic refer to existing conditions. He prom ; all sorts of disaster In a very general way, but has nothing to say about current facts of Industry. For example. It has been well known since that the public demanded the committee of the had always i downward revision of the tariff which Mr Taft promised and later denied. A Democratic house of was In 1910 on that Issue That house passed a series respected the people and had ever. made it possible for the people to express their choice and elect who-1 i the people thought were best fitted for the offices. He cited facts to prove he. statements and his journey into county politics have cleared many a mind in R township. hi discussion of national i. rs Mr. Harding was most eloquent and making for a basis of his speech . . quotations from that part of history that so South, be Showed the party to B shame In disadvantage. Roosevelt s lion after the Chicago Democratic Nominee Does Hot Intend to Lose Sleep November 5th Drug Co. relieved all these grow potato drawers and of and restored my Lies of all varieties. to a normal condition. for sweet potato plants are given January 1908. being placed now for next I spring planting, If you need Trouble Since sweet potato plants for next Mr. Hardison take spring and summer give me n confirming my former your orders now. First come; ; in favor of Kidney served. State made a of Orlando, Fla., The cure my Winter Park Hank, of Winter , . . For Bale by all dears. Price Foster Co., New York sole agents for the United States. Remember the take no other. W. B. TAYLOR Winter Park, Fla. J. Oil. Woodrow Wilson would rather convention go to bed at o'clock election night which refused to return him the take a long sleep and And out his step to again battle morning or not he la elusive victory. All pointed out that elected president of the United States country or Its welfare had than to sit up and watch the returns lag to do with his anxiety to win. The governor watched a workman in Not lung but personal greed prompt- tall telegraph instrument In his lag him inability to ma today by courtesy of a telegraph with such as Importantly and company. directly affects the people or this The nominee wondered if the noise lion; his apathy when the welfare would not prove distracting would of the was concerned. The not distracting, shameful treatment of the south. Really, he told the correspondents, back half a century ago. when a He- I'd rather go to bed at nine o'clock publican government sent a than to sit up and follow the early military dictator to change our I returns which are unusually laws and make us submit to a lit I and ID drudgery. Everything meant The correspondent surprised the sou.,. o, OM. h- no and was the point where Demo- WHEN YOU BUY SHOES HERE, YOU have the satisfaction of knowing you are getting the very best quality you can possibly procure anywhere the money. Many a cheap, shoddy shoe hides be- hind a nice appearing, pleasing-to -the eye style, but a few wear will prove the inferiority of the quality of the materials used and the careless- exercised in their making. We look to quality first of to it that the leather is right, the linings substantial and the general construction the best procurable any- where. We depend upon you for our business, and you depend upon us for square dealing, we are in duty bound to give it to will. Our new season's styles for ladies and gentle- men, and boys and girls are ready for your A FEAT PIT GREENVILLE The Safest place for your Harvest money is in this bank Look two men. They have been to market their cotton. One put his in the bank and the other one didn't. They were held up on the way home. The nilly fellow who wanted to take bis money home had to to the robbers. The other was able to them the His money in the bank. Take a lesson from your harvest money in this bank like all other farmers. Ii is the safest It when- ever please. BANK OF GREENVILLE Greenville. N. C. R. L. DAVIS, President S. T. HOOKER, V H. D. BATEMAN, Asst. Cashier J. L. LITTLE, We sell the best Buggies and on the market for the money Credit Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded Harness, Lap and Bicycles f THE JOHN FLANAGAN BUGGY COMPANY We invite you to look our stock have a passenger Touring u It K FOB Car hire on reasonable it terms. Will carry anywhere town or country, or to towns. Day Phone. Night Phone 1-L Savage The Republican party doesn't pro- pose to any of the conditions which mark our present difficulties. N. C, Oct. 1912. Notice Is hereby given to the pub- that our lands, lying along Tar River have been posted to law and all persons are forbidden to trespass on any of our lands with or without gun or dog, for any purpose, whatever, without permission. J. K. CLARK. W. C. ALSTON AND J BRYAN GRIMES. O. PROCTOR, W. B. PROCTOR, BLOT TAFT WANTS THE M VOTE OF FARMERS. MAKES CONFESSION Tights for Farmers Banks AT MS- made IX ; KEY. t. r. TEMPTED D THE FELL DANGER AHEAD SIGNAL'S A FAKE Republican Circular Warning Railroad Men Is Palpable False Alarm. EASY TO MAKE FIGURES LIE la line Hunk to KIWI People i in. do at Lew- Hairs in the S. A. Oct. continued his campaign for farm era cooperative banks and credits today by making reply. letters have reached the While House Intimating that the plan would benefit only the big farmers. The president quoted the report of Ambassador statistics show GREENVILLE, S C. Oct. Charged with mistreating three lit- girl inmates of Hie South Caro- Odd Fellows Home while lie was lust Rev. T. on trial here today confess el that the accusations were true. Vaughn's confession brought his lo a sensational close. There hi I been no Intimations that the for mer clergyman would confess. His attorneys fought stubbornly since Old Trick of Setting Red Lights on a Clear Presented So Railroad Men May lag business done by the Vaughn I in Germany. on The size of the average deposit these Institutions is around said the president. The average loan they amounts lo only mid the of the banks av members. II i. plainly these figures that this not a farmers plan. In my loiter ti the governors which I made for the of clemency, of a cooperative credit in this ti If chair. county will be of great advantage to Hie small runner. It was in the In- the beginning Of the case to break the strong of the child's witnesses. The attorneys for both sides agreed to plead guilty in his life alter th- have have acted shamelessly. The devil tempted tat and I have he exclaimed in Ins plea to the Jury while judge. ors and spectators wept. After Jury had been out four minutes of guilty was re- turned, but without recommendation The penalty la the Congressman Claude Governor's Brother, Ma already has a law permitting the establishment of co- operative societies of this type, fa- law the Credit ion of Mass., was organ- Iced, I think, in II. in months it had a cap- ital of ;. and of loans. The result obtained by the adoption this form of cooperative credit in Germans speaks plainly enough for usefulness. is one bank for e e.-y population in Germany. The rates of Interest charged is a or two lower than in commercial hanks make a profit which in the case of hanks i as a reserve fund Claude of the district, spoke to about two hundred in the court house re Saturday afternoon. lie was In- by Prof. w. H. and in acknowledging the Mr. said much of his sue in lite was due to lions Prof. given him while a teacher In Scotland Congressman said he had i ail carried primarily to make a so that each Cal speech as the existing divisions year these hanks are their position and becoming a more important factor in the empire. The total business done is astounding It is In the neighborhood of strengthening Republican a speech ma lily he either Taft ranks made such unnecessary. While no admiration for or Roosevelt, he was go- The principle upon which these is conducted is unknown in tin United States. Our mutual life insurance societies, and building mid loan have with good success. Four-fifths of the people arc depositing In mutual savings which are organized for much the Paine purposes as the small societies of Europe. Inly in the States the operation of those Institutions arc engaged largely to the cities. cooperative society which I recommend affords a mutual savings institution devised particularly to give bunking facilities to farmers for small loans on personal credit and for time. The farmers them- selves would control the management of these societies. First Smelter Plant in North Carolina to e Hear Charlotte to feel very kindly toward for the way they were helping to elect Wilson by lighting each other. As to state politics he was feeling much the same way toward both Set- and for the way they were fighting each other and help- to elect the Democratic ticket. He came, he said, to make a speech in behalf of the campaign of his brother, Governor W. K. for the States senate. Some had questioned the propriety of his making such speeches, but the fact of the governor being his brother had really deterred him from entering the campaign a month sooner than he did. for knowing Senator Sim- record as lie did made him feel that he should speak against his Ire-election regardless of hie being a candidate for the Senator Simmons held. Then for something like an hour and a half Congressman Kitchin spoke on the record of Senator Sim- mons, bringing out practically the same points and charges made the campaign by the governor himself and speakers In his behalf. Ex-Lieutenant Becker Will Be Mugged Before Taken to Sing-Sing Oct. According lo statement made yesterday by Dr. G. S. who is vice president of the newly organized Surface Hill and Company there will be a smelter installed on the prop- of the company due east of Char- Clear Creek township. When NEW YORK, Oct. Heck set up this will be the first smelter, automatically dropped from the to ever be used in this state, one of police rolls by his conviction for too nearest being In Johnson City, and on longer a lieutenant in that Tenn. will pay one more visit The smelter is merely a furnace to police headquarters before he goes Is capable of supplying intense to Sing Sing prison await the ac heal which is used in reducing re- of the Court of Appeals. ores after they have He will from the tombs to through the mills. Heretofore all of the of Identification to be the that has been din photographed and measured for the North Carolina has been shipped rogues gallery. away lo be thereby adding The legal work necessary to get greatly to the and case before tho Court of down profits on tons of rock mined. Appeals will begin Immediately after The smelter Is only a part of the ma the sentence Hi pronounced by has been ordered for lice on Wednesday next. Notice company recently. There will be a of appeal will be filed forthwith and total of in the latest and will operate as a stay of Improved machinery for the mines or the company. When all of the ma The case Is not likely to set has been Installed the argument for several months and puny will be able to take the decision on the appeal s not expect- j Iron, inn -u . -r for or more although been finished nothing but a bar of action will be exploited by Mr. Whit-; the pure gold will be had. in way possible. The Republican national committee U distributing circulars rail- road m.-n predicting s mid hard times in event of Democratic Among their statements ea to mislead railroad men is STOP LOOK FORGET Bis sum of mossy, u Nevertheless mu.-h to railroad of Slates under B- of President In than in lain. year before Air. This It a sample or the old time Re- publican habit of claiming credit for ail natural progress -credit even for good crops. It is true that in 19.0 wages of amounted to some more Huts Hut Hint represented three In amount ;,. to railroad was 1901 it was h i was an In- crease 9171,584,774 . year preceding the Tuft administration, b to more than double tin c ease during three years of the Taft administration. t it obvious they are you won have the statistics at hand to yourself and that therefore they will tool you Into be- that Taft administration made railroad men's prosperity Then stop. listen In four years preceding Tart's ad- ministration miles of railroad were sold under foreclosure. The bonds of these roads amounted lo Under three years of the Taft ad- ministration 5.115 miles were ed, involving The Tariff Humbug Again. A still more palpable presumption by Republicans men are fools Is the following statement in their number of railway em- In wan total number of railway h in tail Republican administration tho of railway employees in- creased from 78,084- during a i. Increase of nearly yon wan. a Democratic president return conditions and number or employees of The Taft people take 1895 because the last Democratic low tariff bill, known as the Wilson bill, went in and they would like to have railroad men believe that a Dem- tariff revision made the hard l i What the Facts Prove. -Vow, what are the facts The began back right after the Republican high tariff, known as the tariff, went effect. Graver Cleveland, the last Democratic president, was elected 1892. The panic came on in 1893. not as a result of Cleveland election, but as a result of conditions that had been growing steadily worse under Republican The panic was over before the Democratic tariff bill was passed in and after that prosperity began to return. Now let us make a fair comparison of these railroad figure. In 1893, under the Republican high tariff, and with the panic on. there were railroad men employed, or per miles. In 1894. part high tariff and part low tariff, the number fell to or for per miles. Prom this year on, long as the Democratic administration was pow- conditions Improved steadily. 1895 tho total number of railroad men at work was increased to In 1896 It was 826.620. In 1897 came into the presidency, and the Republicans set about to the with high tariff. AND IN 1897 THE TO- NUMBER OF RAILROAD EM- FELL OFF TO 823.476. Republican Panic of 1907. Then in the fall or 1907 there was another panic under the Roosevelt ad- ministration and under a Republican tariff. Were the railroad men protected from of Jobs Scarce- The next year, 1908. the number railroad fell off by a of per miles against per miles 1894. the when the results of the panic of 1893 were felt most severely. So what is use of trying to make of railroad men or of other Americans by distorting The truth Is that these fluctuations were not due to high tariff or low tariff. pry TO SCARE VOTERS A CAR LOAD OF Managers Depending on Prosperity Plea to Turn Tide to Taft. DEMOCRATS MUST ALERT National Chairman C ; Attention of Wilson Supporters t Necessity of Meeting This Attack. New York, Oct. Dear Democratic and Co- worker; The of the Democratic I el on Nov. is the of you loyal Ami we lire upon you with absolute confidence, i know that the t heavy, but I further know that the will justify this confidence which we place in you. The way to attain the effective results is to have. voting district so thoroughly or- ii every Democratic voter will bf brought to the polls on el day and will vote the tick- et eh lost to the it is generally the vote has been b out. Will you bun see to II th U your Democrat vote Hill year Gore, who La chair of the bureau a committee, is delighted in- about the real workers an- and he feel . and confidence in you take the liberty of calling your at- to a line vi attack on us that is by tin- publicans, and urge you to guard against and to counteract in your district. They are raising the false and wholly ed that Democratic success will mean business depression. To show you one way which they are this line of fooling the voters I quote a few sentences front letter recently got out from their Chicago headquarter which they now sending the business campaign now in progress has a direct personal Interest for you. Upon its result depends the maintenance of the present prosperity which the country Is enjoying. Why sacrifice present prosperity for uncertainty mid de- which a tariff for only would certainly That these suggestions are wholly false and are wickedly made to fool the people Is evidenced by the fact that with the election a short time off and with almost every reader and thinker and political observer that Wilson and Marshall will be elected, yet practically every line of business is showing extremely mark- ed activity. The railroads are placing heavy orders for new rails JUST RECEIVED an A i i ii r L on the road, b in last of week. v. . I L WINSLOW dealer in Horses and Mules Buggies, Wagons and Harness GREENVILLE, and mm nun running . ahead of las year by millions of dollars monthly, wholesale having tremendous for j . . o Is, the el mills Factories are full cf orders, and bank show I heavy gains all over the country. This tense business activity Is due to the fuel that the world Wilson will do what h rays h will record Is of complete fulfillment of hie promises. All well posted men Governor Wilson's n form of inn . well as the Democratic platform of declared for a of the tariff. It seems to me that the only question before the American people now Is, Who will give them the downward revision for which they made a new demand In 1910, when a Democratic congress wan overwhelm- elected It is clear that the only man In the race who will Bland for an Intelligent revision downward Woodrow Wilson and the only party which will give It Is Democratic party. Now, If Mr. Wanamaker Is correct his assertion prosperity de- pends wholly upon Republican rule and the of a high tariff j policy, how does he explain the In- controvertible fact that with every- body demanding tariff revision down- ward the business of looms in .- very h and th r Democratic i In better com more stimuli.-.-1 more than It has b n In m i years Does he shrewd merchants, business men bankers almost sense In business conditions, as they say In r i I.- De. no es. i- n sides . WHY TAFT OH Prices of Food Products Have Soared Them, Yet They Premise Re- to th bulletin of fed- bureau labor average of a dozen or more of the principal of food has per cent In the last ten years. The price of flour has increased cent., lard per cent., steak per cent, hams per cent., cornmeal per cent,, rib roast ti.; per cent., round steak per cent., pork chops per cent, bacon per cent., and Irish potatoes per cent. During these ten years of rising prices and Taft were at head of the government. Both of them want to at the had of the govern- again. LOST program of the new party legal- Ires monopolies and systematically to them and to plan mads by government with regard to employment and regard to labor EVERY year some farmers lose money by buying the first is offer- ed them without look 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. We carry a stock repairs tor the ma- chines we sell, which is to be considered in buying machinery. ; Our desire is to give you the best service possible and we will do everything in our power to merit your patronage. See to it that YOU do not lose money this year. THINK OF HART HADLEY, Hardware GREENVILLE, Carolina

CAROLINA HOME and FARM and EASTERN REFLECTOR abroad pays a tariff tax equivalent off. he can't vote in the Automobiles will soon be going in- 25.88 per cent or per winter quarter. This bill proposed to remove entire tax. Political Advertisements Dy The party of the We heard one man. not a resident Tuesday. To the People of Hit The Democratic wool bill proposed of Greenville either, say that he had Believing that I have been BIBLE CLASS, BAPTIST M to reduce the average rate of duty children and was on wool manufactures from 90.10 pet,, accounts for them by of I rum to Sept SO, Class Organized Oct. Get on the band wagon for Green- pd n my position on questions of Sundays to end of TUX REFLECTOR Inc. lo cent. President a for each one of them D. i. Editor. of Th H and i,, CAROLINA. u. year. . . more for their clothes That man months. -SO Mi year than they would have it Adverting rates may be had President Taft had signed it. application at the business In. .,,,, Reflector Building, corner Evans A wool hat valued at abroad and Third taxed cents upon its entry in- The campaign Is on its last lap. TALKS OS OSTEOPATHY concern to the people of Pitt county Fourth Quarter 1911 direct your attention to the follow- Average attendance for the quarter. I ask you to nominate me in the General for ,, Democratic primary on the Initiative. 1-C the Referendum and other Because Wilson. Craig and the en- tire county ticket arc sure of tint Tuesday is no excuse for tor the Education of The Public And the Advancement of Osteopathy Ail cards of thanks and resolutions to the States, under the at RATIONAL sf respect will be charged Ur at ,,, tax- . quarter. es. nominated me and whether Orphanage contributions for qr. 10.16 nominated me on these measures alone or not. am honor bound to Total. 120.06 land by my pledges and tight for these principles. cent per ed only cents. Communications advertising Flannel underwear valued at gates will be charged for at three I , ,, per line, up to fifty lines. dozen suns taxed under the present law at the ad val- second class matter August at the post Greenville. North Carolina, under ct of March FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1813 not voting. Every one should so out and help make the majority as large as possible. OF HEALING As to a local stock law. say now and have always said that the Quarter, 1912 Average attendance for the qr. pi, effected that law should for qr. J 9.12 Osteopathy is the best answer given a vote to determine whether or this universal demand for a natural wanted the law. believe rational method of eradicating is the most amicable and Orphanage contributions for qr. 22.24 rate of about per cent. The Democratic bill proposed to reduce this to per cent. A suit of ready- Total How strange it Is some people Food. air. sunlight, exercise. to settle this question and Second Quarter, 1912 think others have no right to rest, correct mental attitude, do not hesitate to say that if I attendance for the qr. 7-13 ions differing from their own. and all other Common sense aids Pitt county in the legislature General contributions for qr. pie can hold different views and yet health, the osteopaths considers of i do all in power to submit Sunday School missions. 2.40 hon. earn w. Men's cotton half hose valued at eighty cents per dozen pairs are taxed under the present law at the equivalent ad rate of per cent. The Democratic lotion bill proposed to reduce this per cent. It proposed to reduce the on cotton thread from an equivalent rate of per cent to lo per cent. A suit of ready-made cotton clothing at the foreign port at Is taxed under our present law BO per Cent ad or a suit. This Democratic bill proposed to reduce this tax to per cent and save the consumer per suit. The bill revising the metal reduced average rate of duty on the entire schedule from Total. made clothing worth in Eu- vast Importance; but the distinctive troublesome question to a vote Orphanage contributions for qr. 21.19 rope is taxed under the present W as aS the of osteopathy is affected by it. M equivalent ad order in body, perfect nerve To do more , a,,, rate Of per cent or The the matter out of the peoples hands. Democratic bill proposed to reduce tax from to per cent and the consumer per suit. I The cotton bill reduced the duties on cotton manufactures from 48.11 per cent lo 17.06 per Third Quarter, 1912 attendance for the qr. General contributions for qr. 8.48 in their convictions. Governor Wilson says lie had disorder, imperfect nerve in belongs, and place it attendance for the qr. 3-13 get a sleep on the and poor supply mean of a few. . ease. , ,. t,. . i Orphanage contributions for qr. 14.02 of election than to sit up and theories . . . th. i. ., . do, if elected to the hear the news. That g bu, lo ,., preference to express, for ho The most important question to then, hag lion of the tariff burdens under this schedule from not less than 000.000 to about 1113.060,090 for a cent s in U T been so much trouble. I now repeat cent, a interested, is. w II osteopathy aid me ,. . . to be good news. .,. . ,. . and say in the most positive tones. in getting well Does cures follow a , that I will vote for a law to give the Do no, the campaign you T . vote on the question as to whether inn lose head. All will need to be approval for a system year, or a saving of about ff , now and has ,.,.,. for nearly for a twelve month period. In Woodrow Wilson the Democratic has a for the whom it presents to the country in full assurance that ha la, In a manner the choice not only of the election and there are other things twenty years, curing a high percent- age of its cases. I lie record is a important as politics. age of its cases. wonderful one when we remember o--------- that most of these cases are those The Charlotte Chronicle is worry- which have been pronounced incur- g because the storm able before resorting to osteopathy .,. come along. Just wall a What is osteopathy doing now .,. ., ., What has it been doing I . . Total. for the Year Oct. 1911. to Sept. 1912 Average attendance for the year, 14-17 contributions for the year, Orphanage contributions for the year. Sunday School Missions. 3.60 2.40 do few days The Republicans will Bad suppose are the questions the also Of thousands November 5th. wish IO have have heretofore voted another of cases of asthma If Republicans ever do r an- have been cured. Most of the cases long the fence shall remain where It is or be removed. The Democratic doctrine Is. the ma- and I submit how are we to ever know whether a local for the law is wanted or not so long as one legislature makes it and The submitting I people. Such a Receipts state of might go on amount received as per and we would arrive at no solution of the question, and those vitally interested be kept In constant r. Domination was . how ,, turmoil and doubt as to how to pro- per cent of to . ,,., of a such other chance in North Carolina, how ,.,.,, or ,.,. their crops and stock. This revision, it before swept a national con- they will use of the Hem-1 f The people 22.42 per rent. above report. Disbursements Turned in to S. S. Treas. Or- contributions. Turned in to S. S. S. S. Missions, in to S. S. as never a . Many cases paralysis nave to ratify or repeal s- s- estimated, would hare saved the Amer demand spontaneous and have been at to the treatment when there To allow from contributions lean consumer In a twelve month wide, which it was Impossible other. seemed no chance of a cure. a is Paid for Notes for more than 680.000.000, resist. The revision of the chemical sen-1 Governor Wilson is a new man The people have been getting much Chronic have been cured. i ruble cases of chronic constipation . teacher. , an injustice to a part our and . k,, Pair for Notes class , . ,., vet to repeal it without Spinal , , , on for the year. would have effected a saving m is less than two food for thought out of this campaign, . . h a American consumers of about i. made his first cam- but they have been looking more to , ., satisfactory manner. In- good Democracy. reducing the price of all M candidate. He is the newspapers for it than to the numerable cases of nervous to clearly my Pair for flowers. for envelopes for Or- contributions. chemicals and at the same time the as s political leader, in the speakers, revenue for the government would fact that he conies into the public have been increased. view only in middle life, with his lion have been cured or ,,, law About one-third of the epileptics who it is Total disbursements. The Greensboro News the sen- -on I maintain regardless of 2.40 9.50 1.00 12.00 1.00 4.85 6104.35 It is identically The bill placing sugar on the free philosophy fully formed; it has been contest will not go to osteopathic or influence list would have saved during a year formed in the privacy of forty years tenth inning Certainly not. it will treatment. In short, there are but me then and I have diseases, especially the chronic , that investigation had busied With Secretary of State Grimes. itself with existing facts, not with Congressman Small and Senator and con- in primary It Pennsylvania got a poor start this theories, and it Is a mere statement mons to speak, this will be s big not destructive. e every man who yet De able to business men; weak, de- certainly me .-. k.-. . took part in that primary to vote me people who have no definite v disease, are always helped. And the of the truth to say that no man has WM, politically for Pitt county, ever mastered the subject of govern- o Respectfully, D. M. CLARK. FOR THE SENATE on its practical side and Sow they are accusing cockroaches L one not of the government of the bedbugs of carrying typhoid but good. non- States in connection with the germs. Then swat the strength. Osteopathy stands for Simmons for the United political and social problem of and bedbugs. and the osteopath makes each the United States more part of body WOrt Vote for Simmons, the White will expire March next, and Just as nature intended. Democrats are making special Woodrow Wilson mastered It Do you reckon a buggy is sick when I hours Mon- leader not less than to constant study and investigation, be called at the close of the 5th. consumer. The tariff tax on th. first, constantly and o amounts to about 1-2 cents per pound. The amount of sugar con- in the States in 1911 was about pounds and the application of 1-2 cents per pound to this consumption affords the estimate of as rep- resenting the saving to the people. The House passed a providing for an excise tax on incomes, there- by transferring a considerable of the tax burdens to the weal- thy, which are escaping their prop- proportion. The excise bill passed by the House provides for the extension of the Corporation Tax law so as to include individuals, firms and It accomplishes the very desirable purpose of transferring tax burdens to the shoulders of the wealthy, who have heretofore escaped from a prop- share of taxation for the support of the government. The present burden of indirect tax- falls upon people having in- that have not been fully treated by osteopaths, the greatest recommendations . a right to expect you to support me Sept. balance on hand 1912. Report submitted Oct. 1912. The Cornell squad hereafter will One of now- , en- only three scrimmages a week, to this the games played at Ithaca. , tire Democratic ticket, u , , . .,., season in a blaze of glory. I Senators Terms Expire March The terms of United Slates sen- son's store. F. Kinston and C. weekly only adv. than before he was called from his study In. throws up mud Or are and mornings, to a political office. t-e governorship merely Imitating some political Greenville office over Frank of New Jersey. His first acts In speakers. the governor's chair aroused the prise of the whole country and as candidates might be looking his administration progressed, swiftly around with a view of engaging a awakened the realization that a new nurse for the morning after type of man and leader had election. on the stage. Within eighteen . months after he had taken the oath of Let this also be a campaign week his first public office, he was named for shares in the new series of the by acclamation for the chief Home Building and Loan Association of the land. opens next Saturday. MEXICO IS LIABLE TO FIND ITSELF COM- for North Carolina. INTER- Vote for the Progressive NATIONALLY Statesman. WASHINGTON. Oct. Vote for Simmons, who Is approved complications may follow the and praised by the Democratic Sena- action of the Mexican government In tors. arresting the Belgian consul at Mari- j Vote for Simmons, the Democratic Yucatan, which was today re- Tariff Leader. Every Democrat in Pitt county Some folks had as well be making department. Vote for Simmons, who will be should feel interested in maintain- up their minds to get sorry is no explanation of the Chairman of the Finance Committee, representation In things they have said during Unless he Is speedily released thus bringing this honor to North the Belgian government is reasonably Carolina. to cause an inquiry. Officials Vote for Simmons, who suits The number of delegates to which I of New Jersey, the 610.000 per year would pay will be in con- The statement of expenses of the by on the first and per year on the second 0--------- Vote for Simmons, who has served forts to capture enough to make both his people and his state so well. houses of congress Democratic. Of Vote for whose hands are the be chosen are almost Clean. I to be Democratic, Republican. Vote for Simmons, father of Bull Moose and doubtful. Those Federal Aid to County Roads, whose terms expire next March Vote for Simmons, who stands for Alabama, the Interests of North Carolina. , Arkansas. Davis Vote for Simmons, who gets big conies of less than per year. A man whose net earnings amount county's to but per year would conventions, election. this bill pay no tax. A man earn- vent ions for the next four years will senatorial candidates shows that the the affair through Vote for the friend he based on the vote for governor campaign Is costing them agency of the American consul the Farmer. at Vote for Simmons, who Is In line The collapse of the rebellion with the Progressive platform OH, OSCAR REPORTS the election next Tuesday. Pitt's convention vote Is large enough to Oyster Bay dispatches state that deterrent ed at Baltimore, wield much influence and to hold other cranks trying to reach me of the rebels in Vote for the pure- lofty, this strength there should be a large I southern and central Mexico. Re- and North Carolina States- vote on Tuesday. Keep this in mind I o--------- to the state department are to man. The Free List bill, passed by the House, have saved the ,., you go ,,,. There are going be some Vote for w o a In the state, of Mexico and equal and exact for a tariff prised people on the morning after, , the Fed. for revenue only and who fight, die- the election. which Includes the the South. Ital. On the other hand conditions Vote for who will be worth were imported during the last Some wanted the state When you go to vote next the north of Mexico reported In the primary over both people annually. This bill removed the duty from Implements, of which and vote. You Just can't please everybody. I Problem of Child NEW YORK. Oct. of the Greenville. Friday. Nov. 1st, at p fiscal year; sewing machines, to modify your tickets carefully aid be be u wire, bagging and cotton ties, M to vote in the sen- that you have the right kind. laths, shingles, flour, salt, are now kicking shoes, etc. about It They even claim that success is certain. The mind, of the m. our tariff . barrel of will the bars Question now is how large to . at the College of City of, valued at abroad Is taxed to vote In the primary. The the majority per cent ad at our port., or ruling of the committee not only his opponents. Come and hear Senator F. M. Sim- In the Court House. on the barrel This bill removed shuts out Republican., but If a Dem-j If you do not want lo throw your entire tax. scratching his ticket puts a vote away next Tuesday vote for the Beef valued at per pounds Republican In the place of the one men who will win. Colorado, Guggenheim Colorado, vacancy. Hughes, Delaware, Richardson, Georgia, Bacon Idaho. Idaho, vacancy, Illinois. Illinois, vacancy. Iowa. Kenyon Kansas. Kentucky. Foster Maine. Gardner Massachusetts. Crane Michigan. Smith Minnesota, Nelson Mississippi. Percy Montana, Dixon Nebraska. Brown Nevada, Massey New New Jersey, Briggs North Carolina, Simmons Oklahoma, Owen Oregon. Island, South Carolina. South Dakota. Gamble, Tennessee, Sanders Texas, Virginia, Martin West Virginia. Watson Wyoming. Warren The House The New York Herald's canvas, in- that the next house will be made up of Democrats, Re- York to consider the Bangor problem of the mentally detective heavyweight, has been picked Progressive, end I 80- and the saving of him for use- Tom the veteran manager The conference is boxers. Tom asserts that the Maine to the one held here last will be ready to don the span- which attracted international at- In two months. Lincoln appointed Secretary of War by Congress. Democracy Had lever Better Chance, Says Woodrow Wilson WEST CHESTER, Pa, Oct. Pennsylvania expects, New Jersey expects, the whole country the Democratic ticket to de- Governor Woodrow Wilson here today in his campaign speech since he interrupted his speaking program a week ago today. as the expectation the prosperity of the country is not checked for a he continued. is not a business man in the country who has a fear of of his business unless he has breaking the laws of the land and the laws of honor. I hope those men are afraid and that their fears will be Crowds welcomed the governor on his way from Philadelphia to West Chester. He spoke twice at this place at a Democratic rally in a and at an overflow outside. WHY DR. IS FOR WILSON He Says Taft and T. R. Are Sol- of Fraud. tag terms with the Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations and the State officials no longer be regarded as Inferior beings, living only on the largess of a Washington cabal. I ask all who want honesty and faith- service the Department of culture, the promotion of public health, and executives who have grown to manhood and lived in an en- favorable to that which makes for the public welfare, to vole for Wilson and Marshall. ENEMIES OF PURE FOOD LAW OFFICIALS Lodge, and Social I. Dudley. Clerk Superior C. Moore Register of M. Moore. B. Wilson. Chas. Laughing- house. C. P. D J. Holland, j. J. May. M. Lewis. W. E. Proctor. Town. M. C. Tyson. L. Carr. Chief of T. Smith. E. Nobles, F. B. W. A. Bowen. J. S. Tun stall J. F. Davenport. B. F. Tyson, Z. P. Van- Dyke. H. C. Water and Light S. C. W. Tucker. L. Allen. Fire D. Overton. Churches. Baptist, a M. Rock, pastor; C. C. Pierce, clerk; j C W. Wilson, superintendent of Sun- day school; J. C. Tyson, secretary, j regular pastor. Episcopal. St. Dallas Tucker, rector. W. A of Sunday school. R. V. Lancaster.; pastor; P M. Johnson, clerk. Methodist, B. U. pastor; A. B. Ellington clerk; H. D superintend- SB of Sunday school; L. H. Ponder, secretary. More Chapel Rev. W. O. pastor. Free Will E Peden, pastor. Ledges, Greenville No. CM, A. F. and A. M. a Williams, W. M.; L. H. No. A. F. and A. M D. E. Or Win, Sec. Greenville Encampment No. j O. O. W. C. P.; L, H. Fender, Scribe. River No. K. of Woodward, C. a; A. B. Ellington, K. of R. and S. Chapter No. R. A. M. j -J. N. Hart, H. P.; E. E. Griffin, Sec. Covenant Lodge No. IT. L O every Tuesday night, E. O. Flanagan. N. O,; L. H Fender, Sec. Tribe No. I It Sachem; J. W. Brown, C. of R. Lillian Carr, Miss Moore, secretary. Daughters of T. . president; Mrs. J. L. -t, secretary. The Kings A. L president; Mrs. t. O. Secretary. Sans Club-President. Mrs. Lewis Skinner; Secretary, Mrs. W L. Hall. Carolina Albion Dunn, president; D. M. Clark, secretary. End of R. O. fries, president; Mrs. E. B. Secretary. Round Table-- Mrs. r R Pros.; Miss Nellie Denny. Sec. Civic League-President Mrs. T. A Person; Secretary, Mrs. T. B. Edward P. president of the Topeka and Santa Fe rail- road. years old today. Chemist Believe the Health of the Nation Demands Election of the Democratic Ticket. By HARVEY W. WILEY. Chief Chemist of the II. B. Department of My appeal Is chiefly to those who. like myself, have been lifelong believe that no kind of administration Is going to ruin the country. have a high personal re- for each one of the candidates for president and on all the tickets All the political platforms are mainly sound and all promise fort behalf of the whole people. My choice Is not based on a It was determined by my Impressions of the real attitude of the candidates re- the public welfare. We are creatures of heredity and environ- In our attitude towards great public questions we are almost alto- creatures of environment. What two men are by environment least likely to be swayed by special Interests and most likely to be guided by devotion to public welfare Two of the candidates have already been tried the presidential chair and w-e know by experience what may be ex If either of them resume bl. former seat on March 1913. Mr. Roosevelt by reason of his attitude to- wards the food and drug act the consumers of the country to the rapacity of a few mercenary manufacturers. authority of congress I had carried on extensive experiments with my so-called poison squad and found that certain sub- stances, viz. compounds, compounds and sulphate of copper were Injurious to health. The law conferred upon me, as chief of the bureau of chemistry, the duty of acting as a grand Jury and deter- mining whether foods and were adulterated or Instead of from my decisions the courts as the law requires, the users of these poisons appealed to President Roosevelt. He not only listened to them, but he abrogated the plain pro- visions of the law. a board not contemplated by the law. and that these predatory Interests might continue their attacks on the health of the people until this unknown to the law. should decide otherwise. . Can we safely trust the campaign for public health to Mr. Roosevelt I cannot believe that to be the proper course. Mr. Taft inherited this ex- . bad condition of affair from hi. predecessor and not only continued this Illegal board whose patronage I still poisoning the people, but he did worse. In the of the of distilled beverage. In which Roosevelt upheld the legally j Mr. reversed that policy threw the mighty weight of the executive office to the support of the lot of tors that ever disgraced a country. Mr. Wilson Mr. Marshall by their strenuous efforts behalf of the food of their respective j given s positive promise to end such s threatening state of affairs. They will support to the utmost the under the who trying to protect the public will short shrift of those who brought these present j conditions. Wilson by their thin and environment are free from bins favor of predatory interests I and inspired by true patriotic of public I support the Democratic nominees In full knowledge that many of the prominent Democrats congress have been In full sympathy with the sis of the food law in behalf of unholy dollar But when the Demo- president vice-president lend the of their powerful thy in of the public those of their own not In with them will be robbed of; their power for evil. If Roosevelt or Taft be chosen the soldiers of fraud j adulteration will be Impregnably I entrenched for another four years j adulterated alcoholic will s new of life. I believe also President Wilson will renovate the department of culture, reeking, for the psst with and favoritism. will see to It that bureau of animal Industry will protect the Instead of effort, of packers to sell meats under the deceptive B. Inspected Under President Wilson no more Pin will be kicked out of the service, no more will ex- dictatorial powers. There will be so more cotton and Jungle atrocities, no more Everglade boasting and I will give to sans forts for the promotion of reel I and the public health Under Wilson the of agriculture will be restored to TAXING POOR MAN'S COAT OFF HIS BACK Concrete Illustration of What a Re- publican Tariff Really Means Causes Workers to Think. Concrete examples of how a pro- tariff operates are causing the working man, the to do a lot of thinking nowadays. He is be- ginning to understand whether it Is not about time to call a halt on the Republican practice of taxing the coat off his back and threatening him with the loss of his and his socks If he does not submit. All through the present tariff law, passed by a Republican congress and endorsed by a Republican President as THE BEST TARIFF BILL EVER PASSED, are to be found the higher duty on the cheaper article, the lower on the shoulder, of those least able to bear It the great- burden of the protective system. Here are some The cheapest wool blankets bear a duty of 165.42 per cent.; the dearest, 104.65 per cent. Flannels, not more than cents s pound, are taxed at per cent.; over cents a pound, 76.37 per cent. Wool plushes, cheapest, 141.75 per cent.; dearest, 95.33 per cent. Knit fabrics, cheapest. per cent; dearest. 96.63 per cent. Stockings, worth from to 61.50 a dozen. 76.37 per cent.; from to per cent. Hats and bonnets, worth not over a dozen, per cent.; over s dozen, per cent. Carpets, highest priced, per cent.; that used for mats and 126.88 per cent. Women's gloves, per lined, per cent.; longest gloves, per cent.; lined. per cent. Men's gloves, worth less than a dozen. per cent.; costliest gloves. 14.45 per cent.; leather, unlined, 44.58 per cent.; lined, 29.50 per cent. Buckles, cheapest, per cent.; dearest, 26.3 per cent. diamonds bear a per rent, duty; Imitation diamonds. per cent. The humble firecracker bears a 97.02 per cent. duty, while elaborate fireworks bear but per cent. Matting, smaller and cheaper grades, per cent.; costlier, per cent Watch movements, seven Jewels, 66.02 per cent.; Jewels, 40.41 per cent; Jewels. 34.46 per cent. Underwear, cheapest, per cent.; dearest, per cent. Dress goods of wool, 105.42 per cent.; 94.13 per cent. Velvets, cheapest. 105.22 per cent.; 49.66 per cent. Silk handkerchiefs, 77.44 per cent.; per cent. Scissors, worth cents s 52.21 per cent.; worth s per cent. knives, grades. 67.40 per cent.; bone 69.43 per cent. Butcher knives, best grades, 62.10 per cent.; grades, per cent. Files, smallest, 81.29 per cent.; longest, 36.81 per cent. Shot gun., worth from to 47.67 per cent.; worth over 46.46 per cent. These are only a part of the gleaned from a swift conning of some of the schedules. Re- to simplest terms, they mean the poor Is taxed higher rich man. The Cameron Girl Will Help Mother Prosecute Negro Pugilist CHICAGO. III., Oct. Cam and her mother. Mrs. Cameron of Minneapolis, were brought from Rockford, where the girl is being held as a future wit- to be present when the Federal grand jury today took up again its investigation into the relations be- tween the girl and Jack Johnson, the pugilist. I No witnesses in the Johnson were beard at the morning session of the grand jury Mrs. said her daughter had given over entirely her former re Solve to SI ck lo Johnson and now convinced that she should to her mother and aid in the pugilist. Ayden Items. AYDEN. of brick at 810.00 per thousand. J.-R. Smith and Bro. There was a considerable tight on the farm of Mr. L. L. Mr- Sunday. One came near losing his life. It required one hour and a half to sew up the gashes. Hulls, meal, ship stuff, and cracked corn. J. R Smith and Bro. Mr. J. our Ice, coal and dealer, in the absence of his butler, called a stand by to deliver a bunch of fish, offering him the service of his bicycle. In so do- the strange readily agreed and he has not returned for his pay or returned the bicycle. Mr. Dall has offered a liberal reward for its return and is wiser, if poorer, by the transaction. Protracted meeting going on this week at the F. W. B. church. Cook and heating stoves, pipes and mats at J. R. Smith and Bro. Mr. Dick Wingate. our horse and mule man. left Saturday for St. to buy for this market. brick, brick. J. R. Smith and Bro. For North Hie Their Account WASHINGTON, C. Oct. Campaign expense accounts were turned into the clerk of the house today as R. M. Page. 81.692. Claude Small. Webb. G. D. Reynolds. Republican. 8th district. 868.01. am Bi SECOND ANNUAL Pitt County l all Will Be Held At GREENVILLE, N. C. Thursday, Friday, Nov. 1415, NO CHARGE FOB EXHIBITS OR ADMISSION LIBERAL PREMIUMS FOR EXHIBITS No Sideshows or Fakes of Any Kind Farmers Day on Thursday WITH PARADE BY THE FARMERS UNION Educational Day Friday With Parade by Schools of the County A GOOD BAND WILL FURNISH MUSIC SPECIAL BATES ON THE RAILROADS Everybody COME to This Fair American Weds In Paris. Oct. attended the wedding of Miss Ruth daughter of W. T. P. Hollingsworth, vice president of the Westinghouse Electric Company, and Gaston Pinto, which took place today in the American church in the Avenue Alma. Mr. Pinto is a well known commission merchant in Paris, and he and his bride will re- will spend south of side here after honeymoon, that mud r pi. y. mm bogs, black, one black spotted, average weight over Fork in each and in left. Owner can get sane by paying W. J. Evans. Greenville, Route ltd The Third Term favor- reply to the telling, unanswerable arguments of Gov. Wilson Is th. opinion, baaed on ac- knowledge but by musty books on political The Colonel himself at s tender was put at hard It not often a whose whole life has been given up to politics office-holding gets a. horny-handed a. Mr. Roosevelt In the ranks of labor high Forbes says Wonder If Emerson was upon s Moose when, several decades he the owner of the sphere. Of seven and solar President Taft congratulates of on Chair describes as old rash Another such Vermont would go Democratic November. st goes merrily on. Eight Taft In Missouri If they will vote for Third If you intend to vote next Tuesday he is more than anxious for you to go to the polls in one of his New also an Overcoat, You've got to see his Suits and Over- coats in order to fully appreciate their superiority. In style and workmanship all wool fabrics, and fitting qualities, they measure up better than other Clothes. SPECIAL VALUES to offer you at this time, which includes all the weaves that we have shown this season at prices. 15.22 It has been the policy of this store not only to sell you Good Clothes, but who know and feel for chair- man say really Isn't to blame for Republican presidential date's he out of A Western Third Termer will . Urns be fore election to he He'll plenty of time following It To sell Satisfaction as well as good cloth es. Those who want good clothes at a price will find it to their special interest to see the patterns now on display at this store. C. S. Forbes Clothier, Furnisher Values in Boys Clothing

mm LAD I If you are at all particular in regard to the latest and best in Feminine Apparel, a visit to our well stocked store will prove to be both instruct- and entertaining. A cordial invitation is ex- tended you to come and inspect our well-tailored, hand tailored Coat Suits and Skirts We have a large stock for you to select from and more are continually arriving. The newest are beautifully developed in our selections. The coats embody many new features and stylish effects. The materials the best to be obtained at popular prices. You will find our goods in every respect worthy of your choice and purchase. We want to show you quality at prices. Brother, N. C. October Will K. Very Cheap Kales via NORFOLK R. From Bryan . t . 3.90 . Greenville . 3.45 Arthur . 3.10 . Tickets sold morning trains Oct. good to return until Oct. 30th Ample train conch- es for white and colored people Ask nearest Agent for additional W. W. O. P. A. Norfolk. Va. A I on the Track of the fast express means serious trouble ahead if not removed, so does loss of appetite. It means lack of vi- loss of strength and nerve weak- If appetite falls, take Electric Bitters quickly to overcome the cause by toning up the stomach and cur- the indigestion. Michael of Lincoln. Neb, had been sick over three years, but six bottle of Bitters put mm right on his feet again. They have helped thous- ands. They give pure blood, strong nerves, good digestion. Only cents a M druggists. adv Announcement To the Voters of Pitt I announce myself as a can- for Register of Deeds, pendent of party affiliation. Tour support will be greatly appreciated. M. BRYAN, I hereby announce that I am not a candidate for the office of county commissioner. R. L. COX. Oct. 1912 Attars- at Lot MM at his an S. M. Schultz v and retail .- dealer. paid Seed Oil, barrels. keys, Oak bedsteads Mattresses, Suits. Baby go-carts, suits. tallies, lounges, sates. Wards and Ax High Lit. tobacco, Key West Cheroots, cigars, canned cherries, es. apples, syrup, Jelly, Meat. sugar, coffee, lye, food matches, oil. cotton seed meal hulls, garden seeds, oranges, apples candles, fried apples, peaches prunes, currants, raisins, glass ass china ware, wooden ware, cakes ans crackers, macaroni cheese, best hut new Royal Sewing ant numerous other goods. Quality Quantity cheap for rash, com o ma U. Bulbs, if you Please Our i stock of French and land Bulbs are now arriving and to plant early Insures fine flowers. Remember we make the finest wed- bouquets and floral designs. Mall, telephone and telegraph or- promptly executed by . L. Co. Phones Raleigh. ii. j. Agent tor sad H. I Still With Ts Life Company Just The Strong- est and Best I AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE Town or Country B. V. Phone L. B. FLEMING Professional Cards. f, . Lawyer. in on St. opposite court Sous U L Moore W. II. at Law S. J. literati Law la Building on i. , House North i U. W. Law ogles formerly occupied by Fleming . W. M. I- limited to diseases of the Eye Ear, Nose and Throat Washington. N N. C Office with Dr. I. James. Green day every Monday. to If. r. D. . t lark Engineer Attorney at ft Attorney at Law villa. W. r. Office opposite K Smith ft Cos tables and next door to John Buggy new North b. r. Life. Fire. Sick and Accident on Fourth street, Wilson's store H. I. Ward C. C. N. O. N. f ft Law Practice In all the u-t a Woolen PI Street forts JAKES I. STABS Attorney at office in Pending, fifth from street North Kinston, N. C. N. C. nit. r. All curable diseases treated without drugs or surgery. Chronic diseases a specialty. Office over Frank Wilson's store. Office hours M-12. Monday and Fri- day mornings. Saved by His Wile a wise woman who knows Just what to do when her husband's life Is In danger, but Mrs. It J. Flint, Vt., la of that kind. on my using Dr, King's New writes Mr. F dreadful when I was so weak friends all though I had only a short time to live and It completely and colds. It is the most safe and cured A quick cure for coughs, reliable medicine for many throat and lung bronchitis, croup, whooping cough, quinsy, hemorrhages. A trial will convince you. cents and Guaranteed all druggists. adv EASTERN CAROLINA NEW N c. teller to Not. 1st Greatly Reduced Rates In. hiding One Admission to the Fair Grounds NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD From . . 2.25 Simpson . 2.05 1.90 Washington . . 1.70 . 1.25 Tickets sold 27th to 1st good to return until November 2nd For additional information apply to nearest Agent W. W. General Agent. Norfolk. Va. MM Dutch and Roman Hyacinths. Sacred LI Hies. Narcissus, Tulips, etc m. D. D. Phone L OLD BAY LINE Steam Packet Including Sunday, Mall steamers equipped with Telegraphy and every mod convenience. Cuisine Sundays week days pa Norfolk, dally am Point am sold to North. West and No. Mala St J. W. BROWN, JR. SORDID TALE OF T. FOND Treasurer Sheldon and J. P. Tell of Millions Sub- scribed in 1904. is compounded with the utmost care, under the personal of expert chemists, and always insures , uniform quality and best results. on it. All good Grocers tell BIG FAVORS IN RETURN aw all Gould and Morgan Gave Gave , Per Cent, of Entire Amount Received. John D statement that the Standard Oil company contributed to Mr. Roosevelt's campaign fund in 1901 as confirmed by R Sheldon, who succeeded Cornelius N as treasurer of the national committee. Not only did the Standard Oil com give to elect Mr president, but J. Morgan Co. gave H. gave and gave Mr Sheldon testified that per cent of Mr. Roosevelt's total campaign fund was contributed Naturally these people gave their money freely to the Roosevelt cam fund Testifying that he had contributed to the Roosevelt campaign fund in Hull because he was Mr. J. P Morgan added. only Interest we had was in till welfare of the Mr Morgan his devotion to Mr Roosevelt's political fortunes by the further statement that P. pan Cos usual contribution to lie publican campaign only ii; that ha never heard of any donation by his firm to the Democrats that when Mr. Taft was a in 1901 Hi. Mini subscribed was and ibis year neither be nor his banking bad a Mow It Was All Done. To grasp these have to recall a modern ins In 1901 Mr Roosevelt had his bureau of corporation In working or- Mr lately in control of it as secretary of commerce and la bad ii made chairman of the national Republican committee He and Cornelius N lilies, treasurer, were collecting money As it don. Mr successor, says. pay cent, of received came from the menaced corporations. If we do not find In these disclosures a explanation of J P Morgan In Mr Roosevelt's election, It Is possible later events may reveal It. Mr Roosevelt never J. P Morgan steel trust He em- stopped the proceedings In- by others against P. Morgan Co's harvester trust When the panic of 1907 was at Its height he turn- ed the resources of the treasury over to J. P. Morgan Co. who used them and made money and reputation by process. He met Gary and rep resenting P. Morgan A Co s steel trust, before breakfast one morning and licensed them. In violation of law to absorb the Tennessee Coal and Iron company, thus giving J P Morgan A Co's steel trust a monopoly of high grade Iron ore. He put Mr a partner of J. P. Morgan Co., Into the state department and the diplomatic service. He made Herbert J. P. son-in-law. assistant secretary of the navy In a letter to Attorney General he feelingly to the virtues of the Morgan interests which have been so friendly to Never before was the so cheaply protected. Extent of Morgan's The are not con- fined to J. P. Morgan Co. by any means The Morgan Interests life Insurance companies, batiks and trust companies, railroads and manufacturing enterprises If the par I house Increased Its regular contribution In because of. Its we may easily imagine that the policy was widely imitated by affiliated corporations and Individuals. Perhaps In this almost exampled favor by the Morgan Inter-, we shall find an explanation of the Roosevelt administration hostility to the Standard Oil Interests, which have not always agreed with J. P. Morgan Co. concerning welfare j of the It may be that the senate will be able to throw more light on this point, but It can hardly add any- thing to the scandal of the Morgan- alliance It was Mr. who opened up to J. P Morgan ft Co possibilities of government by big business It Mr. Roosevelt who persuaded I, P Morgan A Co. to plunge deeply Into politics It was Mr. who. consulting registered the decrees of J. Morgan Co. in the White House. Not until Mr. Roosevelt had lost con- of the Republican machinery law providing for of cam- contributions had gone Into et- did J. P Morgan Co. disappear from list of regular contributors to colossal compiles funds of Are J. P. ft Co. now operating under of their resent partner. W Perkins Task YOUR BANK IS YOUR MOST FRIEND The relation of a Hank to Its depositors is most confidential mid ha -i upon implicit confidence. When you are thinking o u banking connection consider the prominent character and of this Hunk with its history of six and one half years of practically same . Then think a little further and consider the standing directorate and Its assets of and the fact that this Is the only National Hank In Pitt County. Then think of its various kinds Savings Accounts its Department-its Safe Deposit Department and you are bound to that its equipment to serve is complete In detail. Then the It is the Hank you. the In- In which you are justified in placing your funds with the satisfaction that every sacred- safeguarded. We have not mentioned our service. You will have to he personally acquainted with this to appreciate it. The NATIONAL BANK GREENVILLE. Resource Capital Pros. P, K. J. Forbes, I The Average at NEW BRICK Warehouse Gentry Gorman Proprietors Has been slightly over for the past few weeks THE SUCCESS ACHIEVED THIS WAREHOUSE IS DUE TO THE KNOWLEDGE OF TOBACCO OF THE PEOPLE RUNNING IT, AND THE EXCELLENT SALESMANSHIP OF EVERY MAN CONNECTED WITH IT. Let Gentry Gorman Sell your Next Load They will Get the Highest Market Price for it Battle Haired Heavy LONDON. Oct. Turkish Hoops were the first to take the of- in the desperate battle ended In the fall of the town of into the hands of the troops and opened the way for their further advance on the stronghold of Dr. I- H O will at Hotel Bertha Monday. to treat diseases of the eye and lit Notice Plenty of MONEY I lend you any amount of money you want over st 1-2 per cent, made for years. No security will be acceptable other than proved farm lands In Pitt Apply to Don Gilliam, Atty. la L. cs lib a THE DAILY REFLECTOR ii I i The Greenville Banking and Trust Company Resources Oct. ii i i Oct. To our Loyal friends and customers, as well as to our stockholders are we due the splendid success as shown by the above figures Will Start An Account at This Bank UNCLE SAM AND THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA DEPOSIT WITH US WE WANT R BUSINESS Respectfully, C. S. CARR, Cashier. Men ml The Tribes of fourth district will meet in regular district masting N. C, Not, Tin, is a thriving town on the N. S. It. It. The will in the day. Prominent Red Men different Tribal will he present mid a grand meeting is expected. sickness has delayed this notice. every Red Man urge his broth I is and all his Tribe to no. Arrant; mania are being made to make grand Tribes will receive, farther notice, make ready to go have good for further notice in these col- Don't date, Nov. Till. order of District district C of R ALLEN CLANSMEN III DEATH CHAMBER Odd Meet in Winterville Items. I A Mills VIRGINIA HI DO REALIZE LIFE ARK TO THEN TAKEN AWAIT DEATH IN CHAIR RICHMOND, Va . Oct. HI Allen and Claude Allen, his sun. been brought from Jail to the stale early this morning Miller electro-1 November for part the murder of the court officers tit last They marched to The Grand Lodge of North Carolina O. K. will convene In Green- on Thanksgiving in in the hall of Lodge. I The district convention of the second will convene at p, of I same day and place, All In good are I to in the Grand Lodge. All members of covenant lodge requested to attend the regular meet- of the lodge tomorrow night, Bus- of importune will come before lodge. B. II, EVANS, Noble Secretary, K. M. at K. T. T. cages, ate a hearty The Sunday services or talked animatedly with y, W. C a. of Teachers Training guards. And brothers lived down this way one was the was Say. School were conducted by K. Allen's wile, mother Of I If streets were dirty-, high, M. pastor of the Methodist Claude this morning Issued a crowded. Say would Mr. Hoyle made n forcible appeal for funds to aid her In an what a hut Do talk on responsibility according to fort to save the men from death. opportunity, using the parable of She states that the family resources tree as Scripture lesson. have been exhausted by the trial. On Friday morning at assembly Floyd Allen was on crutches, the Mr. a result of injury to his leg In the oil talk to the students. shooting. Claude Allen of these talks were greatly, dean cut features enjoyed by the school. with a tread and helped bis enter the which bad Canvass brought to convey them to the The Democratic county candidates prison. have been met by tiled Did you sleep on way to this appointments and have Claude was asked Why enjoyed chatting with In some good work. Next week will speak Tuesday, Tuesday night. Wednesday. X Friday. Friday night and will close the at I handsome a man as a day's travel Black Jack Saturday. The people could disclose. He wore u neat milt turn out to hear Hie Speak- black cloth with hear neatly comb these gentleman, referring to the two guards who went after Claude Allen was to his father's right Bide and was as -rs at all these places. ill ed white collar and black tie. The men gave absolutely to the guards the saying I the Aliens had talked of many things Would s new. t to work to make things Say And while Do worked. does It wrong. I know I Could do it So all I lie day Was heard the clack of Brother Say. Hut this one fact from none v as bid. Say always talked. Do always did. I. T. I I C I Steam and Hot Water Heating, lid's Electric Light inn prepared to do your work Reasonable price. me or call hone No. to he Training School Tho Mikado. Hi,, while coming to this city and were I neat by Arthur will pleasant In every way. I ha given sometime In the midwinter I The fact that the prisoners were I hi of Teach coming was not known but many of I en Training School. The parts who came from points between, assigned and began US soon and this city gathered St the as the school WU organized this carriage to gel a last look at the con- men. fall. Tho is of and fun. The beautiful and scenery will produce charming spectacular effects. Greenville. Sept. Notice la hereby given to the pub- that our lands lying along Tar River have been posted according to law and it la our intention to prose PR County Fair CM Aberdeen Angus bull bred, buck line ewes. G, T. Tyson. M M did and Again us have a ti the statements mailed to you. Re- . the will not lei any one trespassing on any of our lands with or without gun or dog for any purpose whatever, without permission. L. H TRIPP, W. J. EVANS, J. R J. G. R. H. ALLEN. L. P. EVANS. J D. SMITH. E. T FORBES, O I. JOYNER. in U I in us continue sending the paper to those who do not pay. We do not want to mark off name, but must do so unless you let us hear from you. In Fares There's often much truth In the say- face is tor but Its said where pimples, skin blotches, or other blemishes dis figure it Impure blood is back of them all and chows the nerd Dr. King's New Life Pills. They promote and beauty. Try them. at all druggists. adv AMI Any one a good r Mule s my stables mi Fifth street, near market Mr. M. T. to Greenville Tuesday. Harrington, Barber and Company a large of rubber roof for n period ten s. Miss Bather Johnson who baa been spending a few days at re- turned hone- Tuesday evening Mercantile Company i-s Inviting your attention to the low prices good quality, see before buying elsewhere. Mrs. T Cox went to Vanceboro Wednesday to attend the convocation. Today and tomorrow and every day ii. the Mason ran get any way inn warn them h. W. Misses Minnie Mae and Pearl Hester nude a Hying trip to Ills Wednesday. There is no chances to be taken at not getting your cotton ginned when yen to Winterville with It. The Pitt County Oil Company will gin it hid day except Sunday. Mr. W, Harper will have a nice little cottage when the two new rooms are completed. It Is now n good time for you to get you a stalk culler. Harrington. Barber and Company sells the very best and would he glad to figure with you. Mr. I, W, and Enoch went to day morning. Cook stoves, and kettles at A. W. Ange and Misses Olivers Cox and Helen Smith made n short trip to day evening. We have opened up a nice line over gaiters, over shoes for men. women and Children. The ground is getting wet and you should keep your I, et dry. Mercantile Company. and is the new firm the old stand of II. U Johnson. We are glad lo have these business men our town. Bee H W. Pail for beef, fish and o; barbecue and any- thing ill the grocery line and be con that you get best goods for cash. Mr C. went to Kinston Friday evening If its cotton seed you have to offer take up With Pitt County Oil Company. Tiny are all times in the market and give highest cash price or meal exchange. If your bogs won't fatten as they should, feed Dr. Hess powders to t hem. A good stock on hand at A. Ange and Company. Mr T I. of near was in lo Thursday lo sec his ho are in school here. FURNISHED WITH- OUT A Begin now to acquire by starting to save. Have you that our way is the sure way. Its easy if you will only em- brace the opportunity, money when Invested in our shares. We the public stock In our 2nd, 1912 HIM, LOAN ASSOCIATION or doses will break an t Chills and Fever; it taken then as a tonic the Fever will return Price 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. CARR ATKINS Cook Stoves, Malleable and Cam- Ranges, Wilson wood Heaters, Hot Blast Coal If it's in the Hardware Hi all Into New Stables I Corner 2nd and Evans Street Si SHORT Transfer Man and Express Promptness Phone No. Night or Day Meets All Trains 88888888888888888 G. M. MOORING SON rat-4 pt-Q I Buyers of cotton and duce. We now occupy former n m Co. i. on in. ROOFING AND SHEET METAL WORK. For Slate or Tin, Tin Shop Repair Work and Flues in Season, See J. J. JENKINS Greenville,

Legal Notices. KALE OP REAL ESTATE IT a decree of the Super- Court. Pitt county, made by H. W. Whedbee. Judge, in a civil action pending in said court, at term. 1912. entitled J. A. Stokes and II umber vs. J. A. Gardner, undersigned will, on Monday, tin- day November. 1912. at o'clock, boob, ii being the 1st day of November Civil Term. 1912 of Pitt County Superior Court, expose to public sale before the court house door in Greenville, county, to the highest bidder, for cash, the follow- described tracts or parcels of land to and being in Swift Creek Pitt county. North Carolina and described as follows to at a stake on the Clay Root road and running W 1-2 poles to a stake, thence S K poles to a thence S W polos to the road, thence up with the Creek road to Gardner's Cross contain in acres more or Also one trait land in said town- ship, county and state, beginning at Isaac Gardner's second corner and runs S W to the Creek road, then LAND SALE By of a decree of Pitt super- court made In special proceeding NOTICE EXECUTION North Carolina. Pitt county. In the Court Greenville j No 1777, entitled H. W. Forbes. Company, vs. Forbes and others. Ex the By virtue of an execution direct-1 undersigned commissioner will sell ed to the undersigned from the at public auction for court of Pitt county, in the on Monday, December 2nd. 1912, above entitled action. I will on house door In Green- ville the following described real es- situate in the town of Green- ville which formerly belonged to the day, 11th day of November. 1912. at o'clock noon, at the court house door of said county, sell to the high- est bidder for cash, to satisfy said j Forbes, to execution, all the right, title and In- which the said Manson M Ta- the defendant, has in the follow- described real estate, one house and lot In what is known as Perkins Town in West- Greenville, being on avenue and described as Beginning at Roosevelt at the corner of A. M. Moseley and run- west feet; thence north, the property of Higgs Bros. and others feet to a corner of the property of B J. Pulley; thence feet to Roosevelt thence along Roosevelt avenue feet to the beginning. This day of October. 1912. S. I. Sheriff. ltd Interesting letter From a WITH THE BOXERS, Is ready to post for a clash between Jim Flynn and John Reports from San have it that Willie Ritchie Is about to side-1 , track ht manager. Billy Nolan. I . . v . ,. . . . better form In New York than he did Mexico, D. F. Oct. 1912, Mr. D. J. Greenville, North Carolina. Dear Mr. lot lying on the corner of j Knowing how hard it is to get facts Lane and Clark street and through the Associated Press regard- fronting on Lane feet the conditions of Mexico. beg and on Clark street feel, upon which to give you the following which property are several houses and be- ma publish. Hie property conveyed John recent movement of Felix J. Forbes by Amos Williams by deed Dial is a very serious one and dated 11th, 1904, which deed canted a deal of excitement pears of record in the office of the her, in the capital city. There arc Register of Deeds of Pitt county In Book B-S, page and is her.-by re- Battling Nelson wants to meet and Is willing to, let name the terms. Jack Redmond has been matched to meet Kid of New Fork, In a 10-round bout at Brooklyn. It is said that a New Mexico pro- in California, where he first branched Bouquet's expedition against the Ohio Indians start- ed from Fort Pitt. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tho undersigned having this day down said road to the old Plat Branch as administrator of the es- then with the courses of R Little, before D. C. o said ditch to Isaac Gardner's third Moore. Clerk of the Superior Court of corner, thence North West polos notice is hereby to the beginning, containing acres indebted to said es- to make immediately to the undersigned administrator and all holding claims against said more or loss. Also one parcel of land in said township, county and state, beginning made as to the out of move as well for an accurate politically, but results m us know. I had the pleasure of a long con- with one of the head government officials this noon. following is his view of the He says that has In to lot known as the Lewis King lot lying In that part of Greenville known as Little Washington, bound- ed by the lots of Jackson Williams. Tucker and others and being mutter. tho lot conveyed to John J Forbes ,.,.,,,. Navy and giving by Lewis King and wife dated Jan- 7th. 1907, by deed Which M orders to the ships. There are majority of in number the six. pears or record In the office of Reg- charge of these ships and the of Deeds of Pitt county in book Mexico however does M-S. page reference to which mt possible that he can deed is hereby made for an government unless he the support of the other lot known as the William L of country. This Hanrahan fully described the state a deed from W. Hanrahan to , remarks about his J. J. Forbes dated Oct. 15th. 1885, , ,.,, ,. u it remains in ditch, thence up with said ditch to the beginning containing acres more or less. Also one other parcel of land In said township, county and state, be- ginning at the intersection of the Gardner's Bridge Road and the Green- ville Road and running Westward with the Greenville road to the Laura A. land, then South to M. O. Gardner's line, then with M. O. land to the; Gardner's Road, then with the Gardner's Bridge Road to the begin- containing acres more or less and being the land upon which the Mill, store and residence of J. A. Gardner are located. Also one other tract of land in said township, county and Stale adjoining the Lazarus Dawson lands. W. II. Clark. J. Dixon and J. J. lands, containing acres more or and being the same lands deed- ed to the said J. A. by Sam- Cory, reference to which deed is hereby made for an accurate Also one other tract of land in said township, county and State bounded on the South by Swift Creek, on Fast by J. Dixon. on the North by J. H. Collins and M. O. Gardner and on the West by M. O. Gardner, contain- acres more or less and known as the Loftin lands. Also one other tract of land in said township, county and state, begin- at the big ditch on the Greenville road leading from Gardner's Cross roads to bridge, thence running S with said ditch to the old This the 3rd day G. H. LITTLE, Administrator of the estate of Nannie K. Little. ltd Stray-Taken Up have taken OP eight spoiled shoals that have been going in my Held for over a month. Weight, about or pounds. Marked smooth crop and slit in right ear and under bit in left. Owner can get them by paying dam- ages. October , W. H. TRIPP N. R. F. D Box ltd w political situation in the north Zapata with his bands south of us and east the- government Is bound to tall. My friend still re- marked that he lot known as the lot and the same conveyed to J. J. Forbes by B. S. Sheppard and wife by deed dated Oct. which deed appears of record the oilier of the Register of Deeds of Pitt ,;,,,, t, states and believed county in book A-5, page and is ,.,, would conic In the course of hereby referred to for an de- expressed myself very This lot also lien ill Little against intervention not for the Washington and being 1-8 interest of Mexico but for the United I Males and tried to to lot lying In that part of viewpoint we took of known as Little Washing- .,, n really believe that most of ton known as the Hooker lot and business people here, Mexicans as being the same lot by as foreigners, would at car Hooker lo J. Forbes by deed day welcome dated Dec. 19th, 1898. which deed ,, part anything that will re- of record in the of the Register of Deeds in book 0-6, page , am lo ,.,,,,., thing to the fall of the govern- hut from now developments, and changes every day from a standpoint, it looks like days the present government are Fortunately the foreigner la of the excitement this time and NOTICE Hating qualified as the tor of the estate of W. H. Flake, de- ceased, all persons owing said estate will please settle the same at once and all persons to whom the said cs-fa par, No , , ,,,., of Is Indebted will present the same, on ,. of within twelve months of he date of and ,,, mA perfectly at ease to see the this notice or the same will be plead- on .,,, on Third which Is referred to for an accurate description This lot fronts on Clark street feet and runs hack IS 1-2 One lot in said town known a ed In bar of their recovery. Oct. 1912. Administrator of W. H. Flake W. F. Attorney. ltd NOTICE A Farm for Sale, Notice sod Description. A good farm containing one and fifty acres. Horse Crop In Cultivation. One 8-room dwelling house, good barn and shelters, 4-room tenant Flat Branch ditch to the division line and One tobacco barn. 1-2 Said lots will be divided to suit purchasers if requested before sale. This Oct. 29th. 1912. J. B. JAMES, Commissioner. between Isaac Gardner and Charles Gardner to the Greenville road, con- acres more or less. Also one other tract of land in said township, county and state and bound- ed on the South by M. O. Gardner, on the by J. A. Gardner and on the North and on the West by J. A. Gardner and M For further information apply to J. C ROBERTSON. N. C. Farm For Hale acres acres in Gardner Craven county. miles from Vance- on road between and acres more or This is to be made under and by Bern. Land tine for r authority of the Decree of the cotton and corn. Charlotte to Entertain Eleven Bishops When Episcopals Meet worst come. I Anything unusual comes up from time time I shall be pleased inform you. With kindest regards j for you and all my friends who ask about me, I am, Sincerely yours. B. TRIPP. Court above referred to. This the 10th day of October. 1912. F. C. HARDING. Commissioner. Will Be SUMMONS North Carolina. Pitt County. In the Superior Court. Peed vs. Robert Peed. To Robert Peed, defendant in the above entitled You will here- by take notice that a civil action for divorce has been Instituted In the county of Pitt, by Peed, the plaintiff, against Robert Peed, the defendant, for divorce and the said Robert Peed will hereby take notice that he is required to appear at the next term of the Superior court of Pitt county which convenes at the court house in Greenville. Pitt on the 10th. Monday after the 1st Monday of September, It being the 11th day of November. 1912. and an- or demur to the complaint filed in the above entitled cause and the said Robert Peed will fur- take notice that If he falls to answer the complaint within tho time require by law. the plaintiff will to the court for the relief de- in the complaint. This the 7th day of October. 1912. P C Clerk Superior Court. Pitt Co. ltd cheap on easy terms. H. H. PROCTOR. Grimesland, N. C. Going It Blind The operator on The Re- has verily had to go it blind for a law days, and it is remarkable that he was able to hand down enough matter for Saturday's and yesterday's paper. At the end of his yes- he put the laugh on the force with this squib of his CHARLOTTE. Oct. is ex- don't know what I am doing, but that the sixth Missionary am doing of the Department of The little blaze that got in our of the Protestant church, early Saturday morning. which is to be held In Charlotte burned every button off the keyboard tuber to will be one of the left nothing there to indicate the most largely attended of letters. imagine yourself using a this body yet held. It Is known typewriter with all buttons gone ready to the committee in charge of on the keyboard and nothing but the entertainment that eleven of of the keys left, and you will the church will be present and an idea of what our operator had later, laymen and women numbering to do. A telegram to the factory and it Is expected that quite a a new set of keys by Mon- Fair Meeting Friday member of the board governors, township committees and the ladies connected with the man's of the Pitt county fair, should be at the meeting to be held In the court house Friday morn- at o'clock. limber will be present who day afternoon I yet notified the committee of their The delegates be hos- entertained by the members A HAPPY HOME Is one where health abounds. With Impure blood there can- not be good health. disordered there cannot be good blood. revivify the torpid LIVER and restore ft natural A healthy means pare blood menus health. Health means Take no Substitute. All Druggists. of four churches Charlotte, assisted by members other denominations. in of May Prove Fatal KINSTON. Oct. Harri- eon. a farmer of Hookerton, Greene county, lies at the point of death in the home of Lee Hill, on street, in this city, as the result alarm a accident which occur- were ed on Heights, to the north of Kinston. Harrison, a well do Alarm Night The blowing of the tire whistle Just as the churches starting. Sunday night, put an end to the services for the time being. and know of the Green The alarm was caused b something bringing a load of or about the tobacco to the market here, and on Fifth street, but when reach- ed there they found nothing hut a dark house with some innocent look- when the team dashed off down the Inclined road and a wheel ran Into r hole He was thrown from the top denizens of the joint slipping out the wagon, The v and load of 1.650 pounds t tobacco rolled over his body, log Internal injuries from it is for him to door. There were various rumors as to but lack of evidence they are passed on. 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WE RAVE A OF TWELVE HUN- AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN PART OF NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE THOSE WHO WISH TO GET ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN A BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE A F INCHES SPACE AND TELL THEM WHAT YOU HAVE TO BRING TO THEIR ATTENTION. OUR ADVERTISING RATES ARE LOW AND CAN BE HAD UPON VOLUME K. C, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER S Wilson, Craig, Simmons; Favorites Democracy Will Reign March 4th GIVES WILSON SOLID VOTE No Surprises in National, State, or County Returns. Small's Majority in First District Will Exceed New York--Shortly before mid- night, Col. Roosevelt the fol- lowing telegram to Gov. American people, by a great have conferred yon the highest honor in their gift I congratulate you Theodore Roosevelt. Associate Press 1648 out of in New York state out- side New York city, Taft Wilson Roosevelt Associate Press says returns from districts New York state out- side New York, give Taft Wilson Roosevelt Va , by New York Sun says Wilson carries Va., by majority. NEW Brooklyn, districts out of Wilson Taft Roosevelt Burroughs Queen. districts out of Wilson 1732; Taft Manhattan and Bronx dis- out of Wilson Taft Roosevelt Queen. dis- out of Wilson Taft Roosevelt 1376. City N. Y., Wilson Taft 20- Roosevelt New York City, districts out of 1730 in city N. Y., Wilson Taft Roosevelt Associate Press Bays returns from election districts out of in N. Y, stale outside N. Y. city, Taft Wilson Roosevelt 33- Same districts 1908 Taft Bryan City N. Y. Wilson Taft 35- Roosevelt New York World says are Wilson carries N, Y. state by plurality. City of N. Y. 13- 1730 districts. Wilson Taft Roosevelt City of New York, for districts out 1730, Hedges Strauss York 41st district. Charles B. Smith, Democrat, elected. Returns from districts N. Y. slate, outside N. Y. city, son Roosevelt N. Y. governor, districts out of 1730, Hedges Strauss Returns from New York state out- side New York city. Taft Wilson Six precinct in Durham county Rives Wilson 1500; Roosevelt Taft NEW JERSEY Newark, N. J., report all parts slate indicate more votes polled than ever before at four P. M. Democrats claim Wilson not only carried slate, but has the majority vote polled. MAINE Portland. Me. districts out of gives Roosevelt Taft Wilson Portland. Me., president from out of precincts piles Roosevelt Taft son VERMONT out of cities and towns in Roosevelt Taft 15- Wilson Conn. towns and cities of incomplete, Wilson Taft Roosevelt Concord. N. H., Taft carried the first New Hampshire town, reports. Pitt County's Vole for United States Senator MASSACHUSETTS Returns for president from out of voting precincts in Mass., give Roosevelt 1479, Taft Wilson 1474. Te same precincts in 1908 gave Bryan Taft Returns for governor, out of precincts In Mass., give Bird, Pro- Fobs, Democrat, Walker, Republican, 1672. Same In 1911 gave Foss 1262; Forth- Republican East Greenwich, first town beard from in gave Roosevelt Taft Wilson This town In 1908 gave Taft Bryan Associate Press says D. A. coll, Democrat, elected congress. districts out Mass., Including all but live district in city of Boston give Roosevelt Taft Wilson districts Maine cities and towns comprising out of precincts, give Roosevelt Taft Wilson Returns from out of In Mass. Roosevelt Taft Wilson Boston, Wilson strength oBs- ton today exceeded that of Roosevelt and Taft. The latter are divided. Beaver Dam . Bethel Carolina. . . No. . No. . Falkland . Farmville . Greenville . . Swift Creek . Totals, . 1278 Roosevelt Debs Atlanta, towns and give Wilson Taft Debs Atlanta, counties complete give Wilson Taft Debs ILLINOIS Chicago. precincts out of 1364 Chicago give Taft Wilson 1805; Roosevelt and Press says returns for governor from dis- out of In N. Y. city, Strauss Same districts 1910 gave son J Chicago. returns Indicate the race between Roosevelt and Wilson In Chicago is extremely close with Roosevelt leading by a narrow margin. Taft will run third in the city. Chicago. precincts in Chicago, Roosevelt Wilson Debs Chicago, precincts out of 1364. Roosevelt Wilson Taft Debs Louisville, Ky., precincts out of city and county give Wilson ma- while in precincts showed plurality of Taft hardly showed. Louisville, Ky out of city and county give Wilson ma- over while in Roosevelt showed plurality of Taft hardly showed. City of Louisville, Ky. out of precincts In Louisville, give son Roosevelt Taft City out of Wilson Roosevelt Taft, Kentucky, precincts out of give Wilson Taft Henry county, Ky., complete. son Taft Roosevelt Bourbon county, Ky., complete. give Wilson Taft 1759; Kentucky, counties complete, Wilson Taft Roosevelt Union, Ky., out of precincts, give Wilson Taft Bullet, Ky., out of precincts, Wilson 1275; Taft Roosevelt Congress same county, Demo- 1293; Republican Meade county Ky., out of give Wilson Taft Roosevelt Fayette county, Ky. out of precincts give Wilson Taft Roosevelt Richmond, Va., Incomplete returns from city Portsmouth and Norfolk and county, Wilson Taft Debs City of Danville. precincts out city and county give Wilson I majority over Roosevelt while precincts Roosevelt showed of Taft hardly showed any. Richmond, Va., Patrick county, in- complete, Wilson Taft Sanders, Democrat, Con- Harris. Republican, Shelton, Socialist, This county give Taft a majority of in 1908. Richmond, Va., of precincts, gives Slemp making his major- In the county estimated a gain PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia. districts out of in Pennsylvania, give Taft 11- Wilson Roosevelt Kitchin Falls Down in 2nd And Fifth Districts OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM I III I. TY-THREE HIVES SIM- MONS A MAJORITY OF KITCHIN AND CLARK. KITCHIN CARRIES DISTRICT BY AND THE 2nd DISTRICT BY Atlanta, Complete from towns in state. Wilson Taft Roosevelt Debs Atlanta, Ga., towns and counties In Georgia, give Wilson 1612; Taft Roosevelt Atlanta. Ga. Total county, 1678; Taft Debs Atlanta, Ga., Constitution claims the state for Wilson, largest ma- ever polled for a Atlanta, complete returns from counties give Wilson Taft MICHIGAN Detroit, out of precincts. Taft Wilson Roosevelt Detroit. towns Mich. Taft 1433; Wilson 1901; Roosevelt Michigan, precincts outside of Detroit Taft FLORIDA Jacksonville. Fla., returns from county show that every can on Democratic ticket win SIMMONS I'll Kill Sampson Wayne Craven Onslow Buncombe . 1600 Robeson 1400 Carteret Cumberland Beaufort New Hanover Total ALABAMA Ala,. Wilson Roosevelt Fourteen county, Ala, son Roosevelt Hawthorne Trial Postponed NEW YORK, Nov. trial of Julian Hawthorne, son of the famous novelist, and former major of Boston, which was on the docket for today in the Dotted States District Court In tills city, has been postponed until later In the month. Hawthorne and with several associates, are of making fraudulent use of the malls in dis- posing of stock in the Hawthorne interests In Canada. Scores of alleged victims from all parts of the country are expected to testify at the trial. Charley the Harvard star, a natural and by con- practice has developed a won- accuracy.