ii i m mm THE CAROLINA HOME and FARM and EASTERN REFLECTOR Published u rat D J Editor. President Taft gave about a ton weight of turkeys as Christmas pres- to attendants of the White House. As a Christmas dinner the tut- key has lost none of his popularity. A HUM A VS BACK Teachers Oklahoma City OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Dec. With a record-breaking attendance. The Advice of This Greenville the Oklahoma Educational its seventh annual iv of Value Many a woman's back has many -Hie year W Six months. rates may be bad Application at the business office . The Building, and Third streets All cards t respect will be i per . began In this city today and will con- aches and pains. o--------- In session until Saturday. the fault. The grippe got hold of President- Features of th- Initial session this I That's why Kidney Pills are steel Wilson and kept him in bed morning were the presidential address so effective, most of Christmas day. Hut the re- ports say he had a good Christmas the same. L Robes and Buggy Robes Many Greenville women know this. Head what one has lo say about Of miner. Among the noted Mrs. E. G. Washing- tors who will heard at the ton St., Greenville. N. C. A. Gill of and M address by Dr. Robert Francis la quint sessions are Dr. have been so greatly benefited by Cola of South Car- president of the state Kidney Pills that I am glad also took the pardoning fever Dr. Carroll G. Pearce of to recommend them. My back ached and J. Y. Joyner. stale nearly all the time and and turned C eve eighty prisoners of North Carolina. Communications advertising later will he barged fr at three per Hue. up to fifty lines the Christmas happiness good follow with the new year. mi K ten lie Denial in tin- as second the Or i Car sol of March i class ill could not rest well. The kidney secretions caused me annoyance and plain to be that was suffering from kidney trouble. Kidney Pills, that I got from the John Wooten I Drug Co. relieved the aches and WASHINGTON Dee. 20.- my condition Let all faces tarn to the now year Tall yesterday gave Congress his ,,,, ., now and get ready to make it the opinion of the charge he had ,.,,, C-. Buffalo. u Due best on record. Congress his the opinion of the charge he had been playing politics In Ills recent ex- New York, sole agents for the order putting fourth- ed States. Just Received Direct Hie Manufacturer. In Healing Direct with the Maker, we are able la ate ROBES at Comparative. If Low Prices of from Two to Twenty Dollars A I III I. We want to inspect our Mock even if visit will mean a purchase SPECIAL Bicycles for and tin Hot are Made. Those who had to work on this, the class postmasters under the civil FRIDAY, 1912 COMMITTEE Being free herself. de- sire to free her people still under Turkish rule assumed very much the nature of a religion. The building up of a powerful army was one of the means to this great end. But aside from the official measures taken to note accomplish freedom for Macedonia, private Individual, mostly young schoolteachers, went down into Mace- and spread the doctrine of a free democracy among the people. In each village they visited they organ- revolutionary groups whoso aims were at first rather vague but from these local groups there gradually developed n countrywide organization which finally became the Macedonian Committee, so called en after its membership Included day after, did not care how little there was to do. vice The at made the counter Charge that his accusers on the the House were telling Remember the no other. Adv. WASHINGTON. Dec. found You can gel ready for the bill col- e House were telling good g for those Christmas presents. declared he deeply regretted sad Sen. Lee Overman the failure of Congress to pas. .,, who THE BUGGY We invite you to lo. k our j New Year resolutions can soon come out of i storage. the failure of Congress to pass which practically would destroy w- the system . of has been made of this would be given the Post- New day is the next one of Generalship in the new said the president. Nothing could further from the no truth. The order was made before the Gov , SOME What One Did Editor Pill Year Till election and in the of public service. have several limes requested Congress to give me authority lo put. first, second and . , .,. third postmasters and all other I am not much of a local officers, including internal rev- officers, customs Unit- ed States marshals and the local agents of other departments under the classification of the Civil Service by taking away the necessity for financially speaking, but I have a brother. Mr. M. L Move, who is a decided success. This year with two hired hands and about filly dollars especial help he has cleared two he believed Mr. Daniels would be in the cabinet. Many Senators and members of the House are expected to visit Governor Wilson during the holidays. Most of them are keeping their plans however, and will slip over to New Jersey with as little publicity as possible. Senators Hoke Smith, of Georgia, and of Oklahoma, are two who will visit the President- elect within a few days. Cabinet discussions has brought a thousand dollars. This statement may appear to be an exaggeration, but such by the here are the eight acres in tobacco sold for sixteen acres deeply regret the failure of Con- whole solid districts of the from , gathered to follow these recommendations members of both houses eight thousand pounds of lint The change would have taken out of range of possible the organize- twenty-live acres in corn which pro- pi lilies practically every local officer ,;. two hundred barrels or one would have entirely cured the son thousand he growing out of what, under the These Include Representative Christmas Gifts WHY GIVE WIN like r- FOB A CHRISTMAS OUT. TOO MIGHT ROT BE WITH HER SIB IS BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE. Ev BROS. III From the beginning was based on strictly since the return of Governor i m the I X . ATKINS principles. Each village sent a an acre potatoes, live acres i resent system. remain a of and tors Hoke gate to a yearly provincial ,,. ten ares of line oats the spoils system. which elected a provincial ex- and a good quantity of cow pea hay. The president's advice to Congress and others. committee. Each province He will kill ten which will was contained In his third message of Ill ill fifteen hundred pounds of the year It was devoted largely to meat, a review of the accomplishments of He has had milk and butter nearly several government departments not each year in some mountain fastness, , , uh, year for family use and touched in previous messages and to Henry, Sena- Smith. Gore also sent popularly elected delegates to a general congress, held secret which first drafted a constitution and Ms wife later passed the laws governing the chickens. general activities of the organization there developed What was nothing less than a widespread, republic, a secret govern- of the people, shaping itself the rotting husks of Turkish So truly democratic was it in spirit so fearful were the people of abuses of authority, that the would never delegate executive now- ed to any one man. but always to coin- over one hundred you call that some Don't fanning He bas not over three thousand dollars invested in this farm and its equipment A. WASHINGTON. Dec. will have small place in the personnel of the committee which will have charge of the arrangements attending the Inauguration Of Wilson s president. This has been settled and the and of the men who principle which became so inaugural celebrations fundamental to their system that all n the past will be called upon or the organization of politics. The names of known as or as the who will be expected to take , , , . . . care of the multiplicity of details will Turks called them, the , , . . . be named shortly and the chairman people of committees. hp which will One of the principal objects of this the burden will he selected by the organization was the education of the chairman, Wm. C. Rustle. people in any subject that could he At a meeting of the committee yes- . , it was decided to ask Congress any benefit to them. Through its , . again to grant permission for the use system of couriers It was able lo building. smuggle largo quantities of n was also decided to ask the to into the country from legislature for quarter visiting troops in the halls of literature which included such a wide buildings. This permission was range of subjects as strawberry lure, books of poetry by authors, and by ,,,.,., has ever attended conditions, the organization to largely warlike in character. The same that carried the literature from village to village also carried heavy four years ago. The finance Bulgarian ,.,.,,.,. reports that there will be of Social- plenty of money forthcoming with which to meet expenses and a larger an in- is expected. recommendations for legislation. The Legislation which would permit members of the cabinet to sit in c- of congress with right lo enter Into debate and answer but without vote. The adoption of the postmaster gen- plan re-adjustment of com- lo railways carrying mails in view of the conditions which will exist under the parcels post law. A revision of the land laws to cure proper conservation and at the same lime assure prompt disposition of land that should be turned over to I ownership. Legislation affecting Alaska which would provide tor leases of coal lands and in to mining claims, the of oil. phosphate and pot- ash lands in the United Slates. An act of Congress which would legalize a court authorizer to review decisions on the Pure Food Law such are are now made by the Board. In this connection the dent approved the creation of the Board by Former President Roosevelt, but said that the lime had come for Cong lo recognize the necessity for tribunal of in pure food ea. we are struggling to suppress an evil of great proportions like f Impure said the president, must provide the machinery In the law to prevail its becoming an in- LOOt LEAF BOOKS We have the agency for Greenville and vi- for the widely- known of Louse Leaf Ledgers, Binders, and Transfers, Indexes and nil ruled forms. Pull line f samples to show customers. Fountain Pens We sell exclusively this famous pen, the best Special Pen Ink. The people who make the pens know how t make the best ink for use in tin-in. Before buying your holiday goods see cur hue of Chafing Dishes, Carving Sets and a large assortment of bran goods, decorations and other ties suitable for Christmas. Prices will be Reasonable. If it's in the Hardware line, we J of oppression and we ought On the to enable those whose business is record of mail handled in threatened with to have The stamp sales amounted form of appeal in which they ml Stubborn Case was under the treatment of two write Mrs. R. L Phillips, of Indian Valley, Va., they pro- my case a very Stubborn one, of womanly weak- I was not to sit up, when I commenced to take I used it about one week, before I much change. Now, the severe pain, that had been in for has gone, and I don't suffer at all. I in a long time, and speak too highly i If 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. of ladies have written to tell of the benefit they received from it Try it for your troubles. today. lo Medicine Co C tor book. Hume tor Worn. n. broke the eminent International one day. loads of rifles and .- have a complete day In court. The provincial committees ,,,, of mall. This The president closed his band, of armed men for with the enormous increasing . th,, Confess purpose, the n ail shows that the force in the local for Bo had to do. And with and hwy was Exposition at Ban and for handled promptly without a hitch or the of I take spirits to . . for the In his discussion of the he of Postmaster Flanagan and his said that a public utilities helpers They are entitled was needed. The president ex- to a mi Christmas. of the elective franchise to of endorsed It does not make a Christmas spirit, but there are some people who think to the con- faith the Christmas Stories Free Washington and endorsed the plan All you have to do In order to get of the Commission of Fine Arts for Those who delayed their Christmas until the rain came, are the twenty of the best Christmas stories City improvement. read order from your ones who are regretting it. i newsdealer a copy of next Sunday's u. world When foil will re- Dee. The Jury of the The more happiness you bestow on .,,,., extra charge. h- Sun- In the case of Win. F. charged World M the murder of George O. these will be present- son. former freight agent ed. illustrated In true holiday fashion Southern Railway, returned Sunday World will give yon all diet of not guilty today the news from all over the . will be keeping. Order today. 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The closing exercises of Stokes High School Friday night, was celebrated by the and girls giving a party for the benefit of the school and was a big success. THE Ii. no k s s Everybody is preparing to make the annual Christmas tree Wednesday night given by the Sunday School LISBON, via the Frontier, Dec. The political situation arising from the deadlock of the Conservatives and is developing rapidly. The element predominates in more brilliant than usual. tho cabinet, while nearly half the This finds our town and members of the Portuguese country people in a splendid went are democrats. Both parties are condition, with many Improvements endeavoring to organize the coup d- going on. Our town feels much Hungary has women is to have a labor temple New York union Argentina will have a school of culture. Twenty States have free bureaus. has readmitted her to the stage. A State federation of has been The tiled over the two new residences and N,. conservative chief. Dr. building completion. was summoned back from life of the Plant- and his arrival here was Bank- receive made the occasion of a monster 22nd, on the part of the natives. The democrats replied with an imposing counter The alarmed at the possibility of trouble, turned out all available police and troops. As soon at the steamer aboard which was a passenger was there was uproar of cheers and groans and the Democrats made a determined rush, with the object capturing the leader of the rival par- A riot ensued, was ex- from his perilous position by cavalry, which charged through the mob. he was sent to his home in an under military escort. The fled democrats paraded the streets for many hours. The troops are kept under arms constantly us important happenings are likely at any moment. The president has asked the to pardon the archbishop of Bra a and the bishops of and who were condemned last year to three years banishment from their dioceses and to grant amnesty to hospital at least to relax the severity of their imprisonment. but the has replied that the moment is not favorable for the grant- of pardons. Improvements in the has had a resources are over Mr. J. G. Stokes left for this morning to spend Christmas with friends. Mr. J. I. left yesterday with his wife for Wilson where she will remain for treatment in the hos- CHRISTMAS FOR THE HORSES. The Company of Scotland, has provided a rifle range at for its employee, The States has than persons old age pensions in England baa established the eight- wonderful have been on strike since last Thirty-one States have Inspect ore The local union of at New Westminster. B. C. bus been an Increase of SI per thousand. There are local unions with u Dr. W. L. Fleming of led them. and International Union. Misses Ethel Stokes. Bessie Con- and Ethel Roebuck, came in from Friday have been attending school Miss Wynn or Roberson- and Is visiting Miss Bessie Con- give to 1.553 workers. Me are glad to see Mr. Wilbur Con- thousand odd miles hack from Atlantic Christian of , of College. He is M good looking thousand are owned by the government. wishes to all for a happy new Mass , street car union in the conn try. being a membership of THIS IN HISTORY approximately seven thousand. Wages in Japan have risen on the average over fifty per cent. In the last years. During that time the average price of has in- about per cent. Milwaukee working girls arc organ- buying clubs to known from ocean to as the best and They wear the longest Ask for Duck Blankets. Whips and WE HAVE EXCLUSIVE AGENCY FOB THE CELEBRATED 5- Line of BLANKET and Only H e It into Harness we sell i r divided Into two pro- Upper and bower Can- under Napoleon won victory oven the allied Russians and Prussians in the battle of the cost of living and the move- promises to become popular prisons he added, have been decided governor and many other throughout the entire West. on and soon will be carried into Tin Anniversary Very handsome cards, engraved on tin, have l-en sent out reading as fol- lows 1902 I 1912 Mr. and MM Robert II. Wright request the pleat of your company Tuesday evening December from nine lo eleven o'clock Greenville. North Carolina of the leading citizens of According to official statistics Just perished in a theater Are there were among Richmond. in Pennsylvania industries j Britain proclaimed B last year 1.309 fatal minor accidents, i blockade of the Chesapeake and n of Delaware. Recently the State of Maryland nil- and Pittsburgh the age limit for children as work- We Carry the Best Lire f and Ammunition. III-; BEST PRESENT CAN BUY I USEFUL IN CUTLERY FOR ONE IN THE FAMILY. WE HAVE IT. WE THE CELE LINE OF SCISSORS IN We have Everything for Everybody in Hardware. HART HADLEY N. V. connected by telegraph. inaugurated president of Chili. this is my Personal Mention. Thursday's of Rev. C. M. Rock and Prof. I. Meadows left this morning for Nor- folk to spend a few days hunting in Virginia. Miss Jessie Kennedy Miss Hart. of Kinston. spent today here airs. Evans. Messrs. Walter Johnson of Wash- William V, William K. chairman the National Democratic Committee . and manager of the Wilson campaign, was in Ashley county, Arkansas. December He received his preparatory education and in 1898 was ed from Princeton University. Fol- lowing this he attended the Harvard law school, from which he was grad- in and was then admitted to the New York bar. For several from twelve to fourteen years, as One result of the change is that more than 2.000 new pupils are expected the schools of Baltimore, more than half of Whom are and girls who will attend day schools. The all between the ages of years andS months and years, may continue at work . provided they attend schools. This division has made account of the lack of room in the day schools. SCHEDULE trains Leave Raleigh, A. M. AMI iii I I l Atlanta, point. Wen j. . , . . i ii . Pretty At the home of Mr. John II. Man- on Third street. Thursday at o'clock, his sister. Miss a prominent law firm. He then open- Elisabeth Manning, became the bride Tuesday ed an office of his own and before g. Dennis, of Suffolk. night a. ville THE WILMINGTON a. in.- For with and parlor car Con earner for New York. Boston and and Johnson of Nor- folk, came In Tuesday to spend the he as a holidays. Mr. spent night and Wednesday near Tillery. long had attained a high place in his ya ceremony was performed by Mrs. John Manly of Mt. Olive, who profession. Prior to his taking charge Rev gall, Presbyterian minister been visiting her brother Mr. H. of the recent campaign his only ex- Suffolk. l c . ii. L. Coward, loft Wednesday evening. in practical politics was in The parlor of the home in which is left he was an unsuccessful ceremony took place, was on the Democratic ticket decorated in green and white, for the New general assembly, a huge wedding bell suspended Mr. has been a close friend from an arch of holly and of President-elect Wilson ever since s Miss Mae Schultz played the he was a student at Princeton, where wedding the bridal party en- the President-elect was at that time the parlor. i professor. First was the dame of honor. Mrs. T J. Moore, of Wilmington, dressed day evening for Raleigh to attend a wedding and from there will go to Oxford for a visit. Miss Mary Lucy left this morning to visit relatives in Norfolk. Mr. J. G. left Christmas morn- for Conetoe to Join his family are visiting there. Mr. E. A. Brown left Christmas Mr. Charlie Manning, of gray and carrying white morning for Merritt. here to visit relatives and attend carnations. Mr. J. A. spent Christmas the marriage of his sister. Following her was maid of hon- In Mr. Jesse Smith came home from Pink Manning, sister of Mr. and Mrs. E. House spent Norfolk to attend the marriage of his dressed in white lingerie over Christmas with relatives in Edge- . mother. Pink carnations, Lucille and Cobb left came little Miss Mr. J. S. Mooring went to Bethel evening for a visit In Manning bearing the ring Christmas morning to Join his on who are visiting there. Greene left to- The groom entered with ha best Mr. D. M. spent Christmas for a visit in LaGrange. an. Mr. Lynn Dennis, of In Weldon. Mr. Mrs. J. I. Davenport and the bride with her uncle. Mr. D. C. Mr. Ferrall spent Misses Annie Moore, who gave her away. The In Washington. Minnie Patrick, of Washington brine wore a traveling suit of brown Mrs. C. P. and son. of county. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. carried a bouquet of bride roses , THE FLORIDA M. p Richmond, Wash- and New York sleepers, day coaches and at with C. A O. at with railroad and B. O burg and points west THE SEABOARD MAIL No p m Atlanta Charlotte Wilmington. Memphis and weal Parlor p. m. No. for Henderson Richmond a. m. New p. m. Penn. Pullman to and New York. t. B, P. A, . H. D. P. A. . Raleigh N. C FOR SALE ACHES LA Ml, acres cleared, balance in woods well timbered original growth pitch pine and oak. Sufficient for tenant. G. T. Tyson, R. F. D 1.07 a. dally, Sleeping Car tor a. m. Dally, for City and Norfolk. I . Car Service connects for all mints North and s p. Dally, except Sunday tor V s f a m Daily for Wilson and Pullman Sleeping Car service South and West I t Dally except Sunday unit Raleigh for p m Dally Wilson and Parlor Car Information and Sleeping Car apace apply to J I Agent. W n W W. P Aft. Lodges and Social COUNTY Sheriff I. Dudley, Clerk Superior Court- II C. Moore. Deeds Wilson. w. C. L. m. Lewis, w. B. Proctor, II. T. Spier. J. G. Taylor. TOWN Mayor F. M. Wooten. C. Tyson. L. Carr. T. Smith. Aldermen B. B. W. A J. S. J. y. Davenport, B. F. Tyson, Z. P. VanDyke, II. C. Edwards. Water and Light f. Spain. C. OH. L. Tucker. Superintendent- H. L. Allen. Fire D. Overton. Baptist. Memorial Rev. C. M. Rock, came in Christmas morning to of Martin county, are spending the maiden hair ferns visit her mother. Mrs. J. L Moore. ,,, of Mrs. II. E. The couple received g large Clyde Cox, of New spent Der of beautiful bridal presents. here with her sister, Miss , Mr. Mrs. Dennis on Cox. N C of Walston- A C, L. train for his home in N. Martin, of Hickory, came N c Mr A F Windham of in Tuesday night to Join his wife who N. O, Mr. L. M. Wilson of in visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Mount. N. O. and A. C. Harte J A. Lang. Norfolk. Va., are enjoying a mer- Mr. C. R. Sugg, of Wilmington. aB of Miss Christmas here with his broth- Wilson at Mr. B. B. Sugg. street. Mr. W. H. Moore, of Jacksonville. In Wednesday evening to visit Sigma Alpha Meeting relatives. I NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dec. 26-The at the opening of the College NEW YORK. Dec, men who make the laws to govern college athletics In the Slates round- ed up at the Hotel Astor today for the seventh annual meeting of the Na- Association. The at- Old Bay Line Steam Packet Daily, Including Sunday between NORFOLK AMI BALTIMORE Mail steamers Equipped with Unit- ed Wireless Telegraphy and every modern convenience cuisine passed. Portsmouth. Sundays. pm Portsmouth, week days pm Norfolk, dally . pin Old Point . pm Ticket Bold to all North HALF HALF COTTON SEED Limited quantity for sale at pet bushel From el height ibis seal I ginned pounds of lint. T. M Reform Thai Will Benefit Man BOSTON, Mass., Dee. 27- Men and women from all purls of the Moore, K. F, D. Greenville. States who take an active Interest In the promotion of various octal and reforms gathered LOST Mill FEMALE not. II today for the annual meetings societies organized for the discus- of such subjects. Holiday PINEHURST. N. C, Dec. , of lug Showed a larger representation of able conditions attended the opening liver colored spots, has collar with Henry initials on same. Lib- reward for her return or leading to her recovery. L. ti. Mills, R. F. D. N. C. Mr. Icon Pender came Sigma Alpha society, on. . morning to visit his patents. the largest and most prominent of the Eastern and Southern colleges of the ninth annual holiday Mr. John Bagwell came home from Greek letter fraternities, began Its ever before. During the two golf tournament on the links Of Durham Wednesday morning to spend national conference In Nashville today session the delegates will give their the Pinehurst Country Club. Play Christmas with his mother. with from attention lo summer baseball and a continue until next with representatives present from Mrs J W Brooks left today for score of colleges and universities, variety of other questions relating to Kinston to visit relatives. Judge J. W. Brandon, of Tuscaloosa. the control of college athletes. Mr. and Mrs. T. J- Moore and little Ala., is the national president and on. of Wilmington, are visiting the M. E. of Nashville, the family of his father. Mr. D. C. Moore Many Everybody's doing late trains veil known golfers are taking part. pastor; C. C. Pierce, clerk; C. W. Wilson, superintendent of Sunday school; J. C. Tyson, secretary. J. J. Walker, pas- tor; E. A. Sr., superintendent Sunday school. Episcopal. St Dallas Tucker, W. A. Bowen. sup- Sunday school. M clerk. Methodist, Jarvis k. M. pastor; A. B. Ellington, clerk; II D. dent Sunday school; L. Pender, secretary. Dolphin Move Chapel Rev, W pastor. Pros win B. Peden. pastor. LODGES Greenville No. A. F. and A. M. II. W. M ; L. II. Pen Sec. Sharon No. A. F. and A. II. F Foxhall, W. If.; E. E. Sec. Encampment No. I. O. F. W. C. P.; L. H Pender. Scribe. River No n. K of M. Clark. C. A. B Ellington. K. R. and S. Greenville Chapter No R. A. M. J. N. Hart. H. E. E. Griffin. Sec. Covenant No. F. Meets every Tuesday night. F. J. Forbes N. G.; L. H. Pender. Sec. Tribe No. I. O. R. T. Hooker, Sachem; J. W. Brown, C. of R. CLUBS Nous- Mies Lillian Carr. pres Went; Miss Ward Moore, secretary. I Daughters of T. president; Mrs J L. secretary. The Kings Daughters Mrs. A. L. Blow, president; Mrs. J. G. Secretary. Hon. Joseph Manitoba, years day. MILCH COWS SALK full blood Jersey Milch Some registered, others entitled to Will sell a whole, or separately Heat opportunity Can be Been at former chief offered to procure a fine family Farm old to- cow, or well bred dairy herd. All N. C. cows now frosh, or soon will Foxhall or Julian . Baker. m m