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She says began to use my back and head would hurt so bad, thought the pain would kill me. I was hardly able to do of my housework. After taking three bottles of I began to feel like a new woman. I soon gained pounds, and now, I do all my housework, as well as run a big water mill. wish every suffering woman would give The Woman's Tonic a trial. I still use when I feel a little bad, and it always does me Headache, backache, side ache, nervousness, tired, worn-out feelings, etc., are sure signs of woman- trouble. Signs that you need the woman's tonic. You cannot make a mistake in trying for your trouble. It has been helping weak, ailing women for more than fifty years. Get a Bottle Today Make Your Own Paint YOU WILL SAVE PER GAL. THIS IS HOW . Buy gals. L. ML SEMI-MIXED HEAL PAINT, at per gal. And gals. Linseed Oil to mix with it 2.10 You then make gals, of pure paint for It's only per gal. Anybody can mix the OIL with the PAINT. Whereas, if you buy gals, of ready-for-use paint CANS, you pay a gal. or The L. M. SEMI-MIXED REAL PAINT It PURE WHITE LEAD, ZINC and OIL. the best-known point materials for ton years. Use a gal. out any you buy, and II not the best made, return the paint and gel ALL your mop-y back. J. A J i MOVE. C. KS HOW. CO- WOW MIL, X C. x c. to Creditors Having duly qualified before the Court I of Pitt County us of the estate of Mrs. Pea- ma A. Dudley, d, e Is hereby given to pi Indebted to estate to make immediate pay- and all persons having claims the estate are notified to present lame to the on or before N i day of 1816, or this I be plead in bar of recovery, This 29th day of June, I'll. C HI Executor A. In charge thereof, upon whom No further risk, served, is A. Cl Co Positively the profitable We, the undersigned, being ma- trading. of the Heard of Directors Open an account. You can hereby certify that at a meeting of or on id heard for that grain tor or you pose and held on the day of June A. P., ISM, .-aid hoard, by a majority Of the whole board, did adopt the following Resolved, That in the judgment of board, it i- and most tor the benefit of the Pitt County Oil that the same should forthwith dissolved; and to that end it ordered that a meeting of the Stockholders be held on Tuesday of July A. D 1914 at the of- flee of the Company, In the city of to take action upon this resolution; and rotary forthwith give notice of I meeting and of the adoption of this resolution within ten days from this date, by publishing the said with a notice of its adoption, in the Eastern Reflector a newspaper published In the city Greenville, S for at bast tour weeks, once . week, successively, and by mailing a written printed copy of the same each and stockholder of this Company In the States, In Witness t, have here- unto set our hands and the corporate seal of said Company, this day June A 1914 A. COX, S KITTRELL, J. COX, A. ii cox. Secretary. buy bushels can buy both for or as many more as you wish. An advance or decline of cent gives the chance to take profit A movement of a cents Write for full particulars and bank refer It. W. t i i Ohio. Address all mail to Lock Box 1420. Notice Notice of Summons CAROLINA, PITT COUNTY VI. Barnhill The defendant Lamed Is here v notified that a summons in the above entitled action was Issued said defendant on the 2nd day f May, 1914, returnable to the May era of court, 1914. and that not found within the county will take that he is hereby required to at the August term Superior held on the last Monday of he month and answer or demur to he complaint the plaintiff, wherein has been brought for a divorce r th relief demanded will be grant I This May, 1314. D. C, Court. Co II VI It old braids dyed and made over, Mull fl a specialty. Address Sanitary Hair Dressing Par N. I, Having qualified as administrator of D. C. Moore, deceased, late of further, that S- l- , is to notify all p. having claims against the , mate of said deceased to exhibit the on or before 1st. day of 1916, or this not- . will be pleaded in bar of their All persons indebted k id estate will please make ale payment. This tin- 29th. day -lime 1814, A. J. MOORE, Administrate F. . James a Son, I. Humphrey William W. Humphrey The defendant above named will lake notice t an action entitled v has been i on m Bl oil in the Superior Court of Pitt County for a divorce from the bonds of matrimony, and the defendant will further take notice that he is required to appear at the next Term of the Superior Court Tin County to be held on the Monday before the Monday Of September being the day of August 1914, at the Court-house Pitt County In Greenville, N. C, and answer or demur to the complaint the plaintiff in said action, or the plaintiff will i to the Court the relief demanded the com This the I day of July 1914. A. T. MOORE, Clerk Superior four s BROWN, Attorney for Plaintiff. ltd. Al HUM PROSE I MADE. I and lined for Breaking Vital Statistics Law. ROXBORO, July The first pro- and conviction under the n w Vital Statistics Law was made hen today, Vital Statistics Depart of the State Board of Health i barges violation of the new law against a local undertaker, Mr. C, C. Critcher, for burying without a burial permit from the local registrar and for not furnish- death certificates properly filled out. The cast was tried before May or Winstead and the undertaker was convicted and lined and costs. in explanation the representative the Hoard pointed out the van ed and importance of the ll. explained that the Board of Health was charged with its enforce- and that ii unenforced re- obtained would be misleading and worse than and tin money appropriated for this work wasted, Thus tar the Hoard has tried to dell lei with the r.-. mid- physicians and oiler, having the enforcement the new law. bat it i.- believed ample bas been allowed for every one to acquainted with Its pro- visions, and that hereafter a. on should be taken with offenders, malicious offender In other words, there is a limit which e i eases to be a in the opinion of the Hoard that has n reached and if a number of other persons do not comply with the law other prosecutions iii follow shortly. Notice lo Creditors Having duly qualified before the or Court clerk of County as . of the of Mar- James, deceased, notice is here- in given to all persons indebted to the , late to make immediate payment to i. undersigned, and all persons claims against said estate are . tided to present the same to the for payment before day June 1915, or this notice will he i ad in bar of recovery. This 23rd day of June 1914. S. M. CRISP, of Margaret James i 23-ltd. Notice to Creditors. duly qualified before the superior court Clerk of county is administratrix of the estate of W. I; W. Nobles, deceased, notice is hereby given all persons indent to the estate to make Immediate pay- to undersigned; and all p, r- sons having I against said estate are notified to present the same to the undersigned for payment on or before June s, 1916, or notice be plead in the bar of recovery. This 8th day of June 1914. H. A. E. NOBLES, Id Administratrix. Notice to Creditors. Having duly qualified before the Superior court clerk of county I as administratrix of the estate of Alice. . Stancill, deceased, notice Is hereby j given all persons indebted estate to make immediate l to and all person- new law- claims said notified to present the same to the a; payment on or before May 1916, or this notice will plead in bar of their recovery This of May 1914. MRS. M. V. FORBES, Administratrix of I. deceased. BAPTIST IT BEACH. Virginia Encampment Opened Yesterday. Va., July over a thousand visitors in attendance, the Baptist Encampment was opened Virginia Beach tonight. The inaugural address as delivered by Rev. It. Williams. D. D., Rev. Quay Ph. u. of spoke on the of The real work of the en- begins tomorrow. THE FARM it the of all LIME h bails of all good farming. Write to bulletin by the bet authority in the United Stales on Lime on the Farm, and get pm e the pure lime. Don't buy earth, etc, A will give you POWHATAN LIME CO. STRASBURG VIRGINIA North Carolina In Superior Court Before A. T Moore. Clerk Leila E. Williams estate of E P. vs and Williams. Minors and Heirs at Law K. F. Williams, By virtue of a of lite Court of I'm County, mad. by A. T. Moore, Clerk, on the 3rd day of July. 1914, the undersigned Com- missioner, will on Monday, the August 1914, at expose to public sale before the Court House door ii Greenville, to the . , bidder cash, the following plaint. i s. I or parcel land lo and being in Falkland Town- ship, North Carolina, and being No. in the Williams land and beginning a stake on Snow Hill road . Of Pasture Branch and running with said road East poles; then North polos; then North l-l lo abridge across a ditch; then with .-aid ditch South West In a sweet gum T. I. P. Williams corner; then South poles o Jordan line; then North Cast poles to a stake; then South so 1-2 W. st to a white then North Weal poles to the beginning containing 1-- a i more or less. Also other tract in said Town- ship. County and beginning a Emma J. s corner and runs South I West poles lo a pop in a prong of Jacob's Branch then down the run Jacob's Branch to a stake. Conn r of W. It. William-. Jr. then with his line 6-4 poles a stake at Emma J. then South so 1-2 East to the beginning con- air. s more or less. two tracts constituting Lot No in the division tin- . Williams land, which was allotted lo B, F. Williams by Division Heed dated the day June, as appears of record m Register's Office in Pitt in Hook T page This sale is for of making assets slate of E F. Williams, deceased. This the 3rd. day of July 1914. F. C. HARDING, Commissioner. Never Closed My Eyes Last How often have you ; been forced to say these very words. You evidently have never tried Pills which gently regulate your system and stir your liver to Sugar coated or at your druggist. stir action. r plain j gist. J Taken up my i lbs middle February one male hog. . pounds, black and white owner can g. i paying damage, and prov- property, JESSIE BROWN, S P. Hilt SALE farms in Martin County, varying from thirty-two t. nun- reasonable prices, solicit inquiries. Martin County Realty Co. N. s j Everett, Any N. C. Carpenter's and Builder s Hardware. Everything for Building AND THE BEST. IF YOU USE THE RIGHT BUILDER'S HARDWARE WHEN YOU PUT UP A BARN OR BUILD A HOME IT WON'T HAVE TO BE EVERY WEEK IF YOU USE GOOD, STRONG, DUR- ABLE BUILDER'S HARDWARE. CHEAP HARDWARE IS NOT CHEAP, BUT THE BEST HARDWARE IS NOT BUT CHEAP- WE SELL THE BEST. SE E OUR SCREEN DOORS AND WIN Refrigerators and Ice Cream Freezers PHONE GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA GREENVILLE IS THE BE ART OP EASTERN CAROLINA. IT BAS A POPULATION OF FOUR ONE iND ONE. AND IS ROUNDED BY BEST FARMING COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL 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 I OB AND NEWSPAPER PLANT. agriculture Is the Most Host the Mot-I Noble Employment WE A OF TWELVE HUN- THE BEST PEOPLE IN HE EASTERN PART OF NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE THOSE WHO WISH TO BET- ACQUAINTED THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN BUSINESS WAY TO TARE FEW HES SPACE AND TELL III EH WHAT YOU HAVE TO BRING TO ATTENTION. HATES A LOW AND t HE HAD . C, II 1.1 It'll. Mill A Palace For Paupers Or Hospital For Helpers Which Shall it Be. One Both or Neither, is What Dr. laughing- house Asks intelligence, it means have more time. country men's cornea to his and without expense to bin Hi can phone for what be wants par.; lays . in lap ah shadows before them, you will no- fever, malaria, hookworm dis- j each individual in county home not of Or In an Before at u Special Heeling Held in Which He dies a Better Hun fur an for The following is the address in part delivered yesterday by Chas. OH. to Hoard of Com- missioners of County. Honorable Board of Commissioners of Tin County Home present so your home superintendent says, is caring inmates. Three of these are while two of whom Zeno Richard Campbell were practically there over years have been County Charges ever since. The other is a and is years You have six white women. on.- of whom, Emily Campbell, was horn in Hi- Institution, one Warren was admitted when a we bit of a child, one an epileptic Will belongs in the state tic Asylum. Three of these are and but old. Not one of these people can read or write and not one of or their people have ever he. n m table than they are today. The average, age the white is 62.3 years. You also nave six women one a deaf mute, that belongs rightfully to Slate. One blind that belongs to Slate, one Feeble one a Paralytic, Two are there because of age. This takes the fifteen, all are a majority of these have spent so many years there that they will prefer remaining where are. Moving them into the new home will appeal lo emotionalism of a are guided by rather than reason, but it not add lo the happiness of those you are lo help. as may, you are about to construe a County Home, doing so lets see what ii will cost. Your County home last year so your home superintendent says cost you laud a month for main which is ii per cent interest on Surely your new home, your plant. With its heat, electric lights, hot and cold i coal to burn instead of wood, with laundry, its refectory, Infirmary. its tuberculosis ward, its pest house, work shop, its places for mint and recreation, and its sun par- all Of which, by the way will re main practically empty, will cost you in not less than per month or a year or in- on Your home as you have planned It will cost complete furnished and ready for occupancy not less than 40.000. Let's sum It up You are spending the interest on which i a year, add lo Ibis a f, for and you have add to this the 162.60 a month or pet year lbs amount you your who does nothing but can t and home, lb is lining nothing ill tin way of medicine, nothing to aid the of your school children, on whom you are to Ninette, nothing to prevent nothing to teach midwives, duty is to look after your count, i barges Ins salary should be charged lo your County Home. The salary is per year. Add to the already for get the modes amount of which you will have to pay to maintain your county home, if you would put in Stale institutions those your paupers rightfully belong there, you would not have over ten paupers to open up your new institution Ten paupers at the average age of 61.1 can not read or write, some of whom are idiots, half of the number are para- and for their maintenance you are about to give consent lo a plan the cost of which is a more than a year a piece It is worth something to be a pauper lure in Old Is it not I would answer my question by saying no, for even though you will he spending a year, more than a piece on your paupers, you are giving them nothing but n. w surroundings. when you open this place, a beautiful constructed black smith shop without a forge anvil or r Why say I ii because you cannot g.-t a who can give what your plant, demands, without spending too much y to keep his Job, unless your is a hollow mockery. We will need trained nurses. You can't afford no in. You will need many things you cannot afford, number of paupers too small, th years go by you will it growing Christianity. business intelligence In the management Of public affairs, and putting brains before sentiment ill solution of public charity is charging the world. We have out grown the old county borne plan, just as surely as we have out grown the Inefficient and old fashioned plan of keeping up the public roads. To things you are building for, will be as impractical and no more pro- than an electric car line in passenger cars to Jack every fifteen minutes. Let's reason mis proposition out, lei's tear to pieces, lei's study part by part, and put together again. You have bad sentimental side put up to you by those win heart's bleeding with are anxious something tor our paupers I ms. If have tile same you have same desire, the public at has the same desire, there is who would put anything in the way their betterment, their com- fort or happiness i contend how- Unit your present plan in or- i, r to bring about you aspire M must be changed In building your county home you are building for future I predict and deniable grounds your county home will be closed in less than ten years. The world Is changing, cation, telegraph, telephone, y, labor saving schemes, public economics and community, and slate cooperation makes Ibis a different world from Your lathers and mine came to town in you come in i was taught at home b a private teacher, in st that could be had, children of tenant have better facilities than I hail today has heller School than had twenty years ago What does it mean ll in. ans our people are in c, ad or write. lake your poor house list for the past fifty years and you will find that not one of one per of then had education whatever The man or with even tin- rudiment of an education has not applied to your home for admittance in the past. If education has kept them out in th past, Why won't it do it iii the future The law prohibits the sale of cocaine and morphine. Public sentiment is so strong against it no druggist or doctor with character will dare break Ibis law. The observance of law- will your drug fiends. Pro- . em.- to slay. Liquor is gradually getting further Even Virginia is going dry. damage done by alcohol is being daily in all our schools. Every is learning ii, for education is now, children day and generation know that positions of trust are not given lo men who drink, are taught the damage it dues body, mind, character, morals an souls, and this leaching is showing Itself in a public sentiment that Is discountenancing drunkenness. The rooms in your County Home will be vacant tor education is going lo diminish this class. Bl commonly known Pox that kills the manliness in . man, that drives him lo one great horror to student of charily the one disease that make- more paupers than any six ease, because it is contagious and puts on the pauper list. tiling is curable now. as or lour injections of urns it as promptly as quinine cures i and in so doing makes spare rooms in your county home County Homes in past . had to lake care of foundling and orphans, deaf and dumb, the blind, the feeble minded, the tuberculous, tin epileptic, North Carolina has adopted facilities ill way of orphan asylums and reformatories to make ll a lo permit children being reared in a county home she has asylums for the blind, deal, dumb, minded insane She has a for that is as good is bell in world and b legislature is adding lo from year year making more adequate will, in fail they caring now for Ibis class of your paupers better than you t an .;. hope lo do, if you had money to burn. county question though sorrowful though stimulating and sentiment has two Like be handled well only by reason Is all right to let sentiment and prompt, but lei reason decide. This is a matter business, let's handle II in a business way. I suggest that we go away we g. I out in world and lee what other people are doing go ii. Virginia here you will a with more count homes than any other slat, in South, i are constructed in a mo- Virginia says that lie Old home plan is a You can that it is a failure is world medical and surgical progress education is lessoning pauperism M such an ex- tent Virginia realizes the only at and efficient way to solve county home problem to have district alms houses We will come to we are progress- fas to mine to it; co- operation s-r- vice. modern methods, economy . m sense will us ion slat.- Institutions hi dun l . blind, .-hie n and insane relieved her poor s such an extent 11.-r last Assembly mail.- an effort to abolish the county and create Instead district almshouses, one for each congressional district, Tins idea is spreading through whole South. It is planned that these district homes tor the aged and infirm should be located on a farm, with a hospital and trained nurses tor k. comforts, and plea for aged, care work shops for its an drug fiends, correct and attendants for idiots and feeble minded, a tuber, hospital for the consumptive and above all an dent with a trained force helpers. Your gentlemen is a v. serious on. . so serious that I am i to you to help you to solve this problem. No matter how all turns I for on.- shall feel that you have done your duty as best it can be done with lights before you, I am not hi re to but to help, and if I have said anything that appear as a harsh criticism i beg you will not construe ll that way Just indulge me a moment more the expression more thought we spend ibis money for a inn-and spend in addition money for a health officer his whole time, a l -111111 officer who can ho d pm them in position to make men and women rung, a health officer who can tea-1, sanitation in all public schools, i health officer that will constantly now will go lo make a country without paupers, n we can't have both, which had we best give up Think gentlemen, think of the children of the men and women who are paying the care of th.- pauper A successful tanner State- that no over years age can be profitably raised for less because lime and food required to a calf to ma- is worth that much. No enter prising man afford lo invest in a calf for less than that amount. Now will agree lakes more time and more costly surroundings required to develop children than to develop cattle it . to say the a. in. coal of raising an infant to adult is You could lint hire it for that amount Add lo tins, one share iv the public s. and you have another thousand raise an Infant boy or girl to a grown man or woman, you a crippled No. are you going tram cripple I it your coll wan worth you would have his deformity corn ii possible is what m. lion of school children means. There is an adage that are who give strive do without those who gel and if you can't care for both I'm county i in the name clod n. i. t strive act neglect the bops future in order to and . and hilt I and i pa d el the u In e it Iii- past mad. ricks are lining t One more thought pi. as, me and am done Hie in there Is never u. . Is in pain, wrestling with pangs and of Th re is never i bill sum. takes place could he avoided by proper cal treatment There enough money spent in road far. by He I'm County taking , i . to hospitals away man home, to maintain a count c Can you build and i n i In a home and also I maintain a county If you will you build both . . which Is the more . sis useless a I in a tea j ear or an lat hospital prevent future pauper win. iii. p. most, do want most, which la lb economical, which will do most good. which is like, which is A hospital will go a way to- ward maintaining Itself. It also maintain your paupers, it will prolong and of more p. in a month than your home will for in a I- compare the two County thing going out nothing coming in. County hospital a good deal inn a g . l- i home earing for a . are wait- die. County hospital for many, giving life, comfort, and health, County home admitting only pauper County hospital the pauper and those that . are Of and maintain the pauper. County says on its door, nothing but paupers admitted lure. Abandon hope in if you a pauper, Still, do nothing just hurry up and die. hospital come Into me all ye Ilia are k. pauper I well as plutocrat i iii give . ail that be n in restore you t t health, .;. h will you will y give both PARTY ANXIOUS TO PURCHASE lit ESCAPE FOR Squire Makes Two At- tempts in Ten Bays BROKEN CELL I tallies a Had Reputation is Being Held for Sear Elsewhere, Squire has sonic lime carried a bad r. through mis Eastern Carolina, and who is now I ill . jail, s. . Ill- ill ll I to , p word as lo I the I. i institution tor criminal v. ago will i inhered his With several Other print ll,. jail bill I iii Suffolk, Va., and brought back here and once more placed behind the bar- lime la I. d iii, officers would not be aid I., keep him within the prison walls, week sheriff Dudley db cell door in h at . had been for i m ,,., taken out and place l in another though he more secure. and ibis morning a gentleman a hundred from the i hi riff bi i awakened last night to a noise like some one tearing down the jail building, and upon In- Hi.- discovered arc had succeeded almost in making II i fOl lb. It Should Commissioners Charge Their Plans as New County Home HOSPITAL II OFFERED I Will- donate fur Count Heine and Hospital i Much oatmeal was ban., today that In the the i ii their plans as t. building site re- purchased for purpose He f t willing to lake the property off their hands at payed for it. which i. doubt i be to ti., rt Ibis tin, was furthermore run. I bought the old County when it was offered for gain at public Ion some m ago lo tun county at same sold for when hi in top of all i I III i, w County Home, at , i . news Greenville i t red to . to id sit.- for such an This ii that will be well b th . . . . majority are In favor abolishing Idea the building of l i w County such us submitted to the i recent plant i inn r I that he had a small r. of wood against the . , door i hat i i its I ail though II could have l. n led by n . I,, c lo He bad i r. d tin loot an i forward with force that a com- i tin t am i above the d. bad In sprung, and be ha I i the door i . at re red William a trusty, has been allowed lo work around , out I., I II ill. In t , i r a rind of ill month ll hi I t be Instigated In ., t attempt lo malt t his . i that could not b. ti except from i u bad b. en removed, an I PHI b. the on that i ,,, i was again I . U i . near and is i a ll u burglary several places in and . real the he Pitt in the neighborhood hundred dollars, making repairs all threats be w not in Sheriff Dudley stated his morning he wan going to put Into every means for ill. keeping of the rail., until the m term criminal dis- poses of bun.

THE CAROLINA HOME and FARM and EASTERN REFLECTOR by III tour AM, CAROLINA, take that same money tad build a -i hospital, then let the hospital pay a X rial II the has helping of the poor . gets one. toward ill IS. I Ki heading. of Sort I t ll. I HIM. The following that. I a afraid that h- t Observer has the following la about would earn threat into beat explanation we have seen re- . in attitude of year. Ms .-- had upon application at the office in Th Reflector corner sad streets Ail card of resolutions M will be at I word. k. let the take and build roads, advertising will be for at three cants per up fifty Entered second class matter 1910, at the post at North Carolina, under act of March I, . IT 1814. the little dog la tho . with th, bone The judge charge the Jar mad . la . i dent. o--------- Throwing as .- as Theodore BoO I Into the I v. does not a rigid oil e of the principles of editor it b-. met. wanted for was they do. others for a I they have tan always expect the won in South Carolina. Saturday evening. a woman beat to death child of a white family with whom she was mad. The woman was arrest ed and put in jail, and Sunday a Homed the battered in the door. I the woman out and lynched her ---------o reader for should b-. Saturday afternoon I looked Into the whole-, drawers of kit bureau an a Of North Carolina, and there a pistol. The same stand up in the ed- a newspaper in some . w, going to B then is a good deal like preaching, lake me to church and told to Staid s in th. esteem of those f- w ,,,,.,.,.,,,,, got ready I was dressed in a black w. him and his skin and I white shirtwaist that but- B He has a , ,, j up , took . end well-balanced hit and howl, says up shaw, position attracts a recent writer. people like as my baby and carried u . all Who know hist. He Is truth, even in doses, if it la Sty arms. As soon as we left home to ins large dress of he started talking about me and I hi D It until I i any other way. dead than to live like I was do- ll, r-, to allow any one to for what they do say. My was stoop- hit professor, saying he i.- a no MM of giving them credit shouldered and was leaning forward , nothing but religion. not say. Yet what the buggy and held my baby In ii poor one at they keep themselves constitutes my led arm and unwrapped the pistol . all with one accord yell, hurt, hospital that is com . . and Pierce are oil on Haven stockholders are it the I. C. report on ii . pr urn Mr. n an President purely for ; r- o-------- Ml i . , needed a ; rain to make wheat, and . i up and rigorous -------o . the vast horde who have been . In .-. up June brides. ii--- Mr It I bid ill. t . small rail i .- . ;. Mr. Wilson Ir ill to i i men a I I re. mm w a a p m III . -p i . ii from to end, I pi lug de- We cannot say boa much of rail are. but we do know Greenville folks will do their share shrieking; it t mouse i in Mexican seem think t In the band i.- worth two, In protocol d that a than the rest of th his father. J. K Under- with my hand and held it close . on, of the men of of WM knoB to the side of his head and pulled the Episcopal Church ill the about people trigger, The explosion frightened the Every other day they have to quit, but the next i on the job. o------ I la . sure ha Anyway ii is prove leans away me- beats war by many furlong. The Colonel promptly did what Mexican, Judging from his conclusions. Tobacco warehouse drummers using a great deal and ho. ,; Colonel in hit usual go i a form A strong argument in favor or rigid censorship is the of Jack Johnson as a film London has nineteen thousand but Ibis a stance to mighty arm of mount of the latter. Life hope is a a roof. I. Tango i .- prolonged ,. days. The ems Pitt- . ii and k propinquity lakes another stop to th front by announcing that It will a bout July launch into newspaper Held with a semi-weekly Good luck sister den. for your size then is no town In Car- is making more strides In the line of progress, which shows the lure County spirit After wailing more than a ween slier tragedy, the Sew York have last arrested in connection with the of the prominent Society of the verdict of the coroner's Inquest is sun withheld. Announcement is made what be did of the biological in the in i is worth 125.000,. hi crease In i i pi working the i. who see snuggling up to them ---------o Although jury system In ranks bulwarks of our free Institutions, have found . Impregnable. Instead being angry at for for proposing to sell two battleships lo Turkey should bang around the counter, line this sale III in-- bills at it now learning to saw by t sane Fourth. ------o- York woman was recently to deposit bar bus- know There ire can t set i I new i of i that's what we want to under I hi dot Mr H. no. four months rest. Ii is a sure that the country does. Most any person Is willing to do their duty, as it. as we see ii. brings on talk Moving for good roads and con- for a new hone, and having are passed nowhere, shows county is taking place In march of progress Then is not a better agricultural In the stale, and liner people than OUT be found mm lure in 111- world. The home who lo locate in a progressive community and re a profitable return tor his la- can And no better place than department of agriculture are taking a of the birds in the country, and expert to give out the count soon, thing you know the Sta- will be undertaking to tell us bow many there In the sea In Mexico it one to be President is. with ., marching lo the Job. That Parisian who com plain.- that now there are no more ugly women had evidently just been resorted to normal vision. If Mr. Sullivan wishes to attention and -possibly votes, he try making some of biscuits in full view of the It's hard Hie Weather man to do his duly toward the farmer and Some men would die young if they compelled to work for a living man has scored It least on failure, he is unable to late it is funny some parts of this so wall lighted at night, while the base ball fan at the same lime. Scotland it having more trouble militants at present than was pastor of a small charge County Sam was born tie- r. I, and spent his boy- Jays in a Methodist parsonage H Ins father was sen as pas- His first school days were afterwards he attended public in the town where i .; ;, . I i.; lie station A. rood was prepared for col- II Trinity Park High School spent two years. He th. n College from which union he graduated in 1906. college he honor his fellow students Hie college could confer upon Hi was secretary, treasurer. at president of the college Y. M. C r y in sophomore. ton and senior years. He was a is the editor of publication of th Historical Society of The Archive during his senior . r, librarian, assistant in English in Trinity Park High won scholarship honors each . r. won the Wiley medal, the tonal coveted honor at Trinity, hi III being American Pres i. Am Public leaving college Mr. . went lo Florida and taught Eng- II i Southern College. Southerland. Plea., and during this year he was k to Lister of Pas- County, and now has one Id, V. Jr. i the end of that year be return- id in his native state and accepted superintendent of the public Hertford, which position h three years, resigning iii the l Of his third year to accept the of Trinity Park Si being Hie graduate of ii sit school to hold Important , Al the expiration hi r-l year the Park School, lie re lo accept the management i Graded Schools to which . lo- had been unanimously k led luring the three years n of these s. one of the lies school the State, and led th for new buildings and --His have recently been May of this year he was i superintendent of schools for a. County, and instructor In school In Carolina Train- School, at These u came t him by the unanimous at the two hoards without his application for them filtered upon the responsibility l positions on June is a member of the Carolina Teachers Assembly, Association, North Labor Committee, s- Service Reform and member of the order lights Pythias. For a number many people harbor the be- horse and awoke the baby who began lief newspapers are eager to pub My husband fell to the road and the horse Malted running derogatory tilings. Its mis was slopped at the church and take There Isn't a newspaper , told some- could not spring a sensation in the my husband community at any time by merely Tried To Be a Wile. . , . , went with sister to her home telling what it knows. lure is not from the church and remained there a newspaper that does not keep an- um., , the lock of secrecy of and was released, derogatory things which never After that I went to my mother the public eve or reach the public home near Speed and stayed until Sheriff Crawford and Deputy Thomas ear- . i me , where I what not to print is the was Superior Court most troublesome part of newspaper J .,,. h,. brought me to this place. work. How many stories had been very kind to me and I suppressed for Innocent relative, and J always tried to . a good wife to my for public good nobody outside a but to live newspaper office has any idea of. some instances lie who Hies into of us know then is plenty of of a passion because a newspaper prints Something about him which he con- at the top, vet scores uncomplimentary has ever, down and wail for the elevator, reason to feel profoundly grateful to the newspaper for publishing so lit- of what knows of him. And oft-times the loudest bluffer i s the most vulnerable to attack. A big noise is i. dollar In a county boo. It money lost, dollar spent In a hospital iii be ii to the poor and t the lick he r. made by Ir, C, in lore the board Count i relative to th movement for new county home. and published In tins paper certainly gives the people something think about The position he takes that a hospital and home com- would result far more bone lit than only a county home, is en I rely correct, and the commissioners consider lung people out of th party Is not so prohibitory ordinance against car- .;,.,., m . . bringing Buck t big Ml- lance and a lo any town and Greenville has Infested with consolation during, a fair share of them In the past. Far to bettor la It to out out gel a . and Sain ever had with the Mexican.- According to the plans the County home, which contra I let it is safe tn when ii will be the finest of kind in the State City has d out iii the suburbs they are In Carolina towns that bars de- for to grant no licenses id think that the question of get- carnival. now when no carnival Is In contemplation could be a good time for Greenville to fall in hue by the aldermen adopting a could not do batter than to nun in i upon in- So. lei . IS invented by a I e ho i married and wanted lo for- get It. There is one this hot wave, Report of the Condition of THE PLASTERS BASK r. at the close of business June 1914. Resource- often a device employed to and . . . Overdrafts, secured, over trepidation Newspapers put up cured . with more bluffing than any other . houses gen. y would endure, ll i- not because Furniture and fix- they lack courage; it is because they , lures are unwilling lo use their power to destroy or ruin unless the Interest of Tim society imperatively demands It might be well for some people to re- upon these truths and in silent gratitude accept mild admonition lest worse befall thorn Duo from banks and bank- . Cold Coin . Silver coin, including all minor coin currency . bank notes and other S Holes . 190.00 47.87 68.00 Mrs. Johnson, Martin County, Confessed The Murder Husband Total . liabilities stock paid In. f fund . less cur- rent expenses and tax- es paid . Hills payable . Time Certificates of de- posit . subject to check Cashier's checks . 1,590.81 16,643.25 12,161.6 17.00 147,138.31 of e en or;. is shown when the whole . leg off to attend a humane , , . i to , armor, it's a shame to haw towns holding The lat kind of give the people something uplift H . drinks m I, mimed DOW lug and while carnivals battle- ire degrading and leave a bad In- I n I heir wake Ki lie was a regular contributor The Sunday Observer under the of An an this attracted attention over the stale He is now a to North Carolina Education is loyal member the Church and served two years in- of the League I,, of the North Carolina i Conference, I . his ability and through his Mr. has attained success disposition. He is generous j fault. Possibly no man of Lit in he Slate Is or ma e known. Hit In. nils lbs. St he I'll.- is t I e. in,,, to and i bat .-t ll.-id ll now lives in a in charge of the schools of TO A . . . . v or but would cm- other offers I do not mind the provided Hie laud the Quality I some timed lived in the smile Inns. id terms are satisfactory. with us. Several limes lately he has Apply m boa s n ha would um me the first law ; w he saw me with any man Tarboro, July in. am going to tell the truth the matter. I killed my husband because he had life unbearable for by con-1 accusing me of Infidelity, am sorry that I didn't say this at Brat, but I afraid and felt that I was alone in the world without a blend to whom could The foregoing statement was made by pretty Mrs Early John-1 , son at the conclusion of a three-hours interview ill which every phrase of the case was discussed. The inter- view took place iii her cell at the county jail at and confession was the one made by the woman who on Saturday July according to today's Killed husband as they were riding along the road on their way. to church in County. Stuck lo Story Hours. I'd to this time the officers had been a loss to Hind a motive for the crime. For two hours Mrs. John- sou, who Is years old and an extremely pretty stoutly maintained that an man killed her husband and told a well Connected story of how It took place I Daring this recital she showed very little emotion though slated that she was grieved at the death of her band. A she she would As soon as she slated confess every I Sheriff J. C. Craw he ate death for no and not ford of Martin count v was called lino ,.,.,, i; since your h the room and he listened to her store The main fact as she stated them are n,, letter more I have been married I have parted iron, my husband three ,;,,,,. live Total . Slate of North Carolina, County Pitt, I. J. Bailey, Cashier of the above- named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the my knowledge and belief. J. W. BAILEY, Cashier this nth. day of July. 1914. I. II. Notary Public. N. STOKES R. O. Directors, Words of Praise For Wonderful Stomach Remedy you tor Betting ft hold of Wonderful Remedy. y wile could not had but a short if she had not taken your Wonderful Remedy when One those paroxysm w would I. v killed her without a doubt. the i free from all pain. heart free from that i.- .; ., the remit, of the of five or six all are by the , , k of V e it u I i ac tO n v tier i- . um to ma am, bogged to with him I COMM n d. remove the was very ions con- . befog too the and l. and all i Hie h. t I ,. lo h ll with oilier men m i ma Si. Ill. Fr on brother. Arc, Johnson, who for For Sale la S. c, THE JOHN and WE SELL THE AND Mowers and Rakes. and Repairs for same. j to see US I when you want Best Makes of TRIED TO BRIBE HER By CHARLES CUSHING.; -A. Is J At Lowest J. R. J . j Tailoring Parlor . . Pressing Club . . SUITS MADE TO ORDER Cleaning and Pressing. Evans Street Altering. Cleaning of all kind. Hats a specialty. Special attention given lo Coat Suits and CLOTHES FOR AND Work guaranteed. H. MANAGER Proctor Building. GREENVILLE, N. C. The Woman Who Writes with stationary here s In no danger of having her letter as lo correct anyway have jut-t the right shape, size tint of paper, the ink that t Oat stationary is people who know. Drug Company East Carolina Teachers Training School stats school lo train leathers schools North is directed to ow free tn nil lo lull it, I'M I. tor other millions ROBT. H. GREENVILLE, C. It . i. ;. . eve I a to of the till I For ball ,. I ll so . i a ed In the d . what tot I Ii A faint snapping of a of kind caught her . i.- as followed tinkle of bits of glass ; on Mamie paused and i calmly. Five minutes later i some more tinkling of and thump of on ii.- m The I pressed a button and the burglar Illuminated as if by a spotlight, ll-- needed lo be told to throw up his hands. Mamie dexterously acquired his revolver, his tools and a Jingling In a canvas bag. Then she marched him on down tho alley and out in the glare of an are light. They wore at the edge of a little park. The alarm box. toward which tho policewoman was headed, as in n shelter house straight ahead. when they reached door it she She him. switching on the electric lights. the burglar woman cop Pinched by up your wrists she ordered. Conflicts of Races the Great Question that way Like She Which Statesmanship or War laughed. You've never been arrested Must Settle. B he agreed. Mr, Q. H in the Empire that she Interrupted Review apprehends that testily, I'll paste you one over the tho purely races of Europe with their kinsmen by blood in -North and one ever tell you that that South America. Australia and parts uniform you oh of Africa, will before long find selves confronted by three most it does, just the same- cult racial problems, all of which must though it would make most women solved by statesmanship If look as ugly a clay conflicts that may stagger sure It's very kind of you to to i- averted. These say so Inns as The first is the mean he Insisted. wouldn't relationship between the white and take the trouble lo say so If I didn't yellow races In the Pacific, Including, I admire , the claims of Japan to a Th. nerve tho front place In the comity nations she sighed. Then th Is the position of Indians nothing What am to In empire; a many-sided do If you wen- In my place, and don Thirdly, the relations b knew had only a few more tn en whites and both m of freedom, and you found your- A , . and n the Sew World ere so alone In the park with a hand tar from being regulated as to threat lady, wouldn't you Improve the a i of complications shining moment peril A difficulty has to solved in Brit- The b re stringent n uric on Indian I n In cried m pie is much to be said In brick wall. Why, I've never it bad favor of the writer's contention that apt time has come for a definite do- . . . I astonishment of territorial i tin devil . bi I n- , leas ; mi Superior Mexican Women. J son she as- Dr. John w r r, head , d Methodist Episcopal mission ii Me -p,,. , a fine says Mexican women he d i n rule, mentally and superior Hut to tho men Tiny anxious r an n hit the I i education, he are coming ,. vol-1 into the miss m schools, and they are to I off. very beautiful women. Ml I protested. d i Ayres, u young American , . ask m the head ll e i . favors work, and has four , , . me, ants. A girl who had gone nigh , . . ENDANGER PEACE OF WORLD Th.- answer is blue eyes Inn the mission and the schools entered Huston . . to In braver a Put difference In bank The lord cost bear ear Is for the prudent buyer, lie knows tho Kurd only dollars but belt. It's car sold at a lower price and backed with lord for the ISM for car and fer the Cart o. It. log and Ford Supply Go. Her was very faulty, but in two years she won her A M. degree. There In the Ion In all the Protestant t But- says there are from 10.000 I children. The women are the com- department of the army, and behind every It i or men march or women a the of supplies and Greenville, N. C. H Kit I Atlantic Line- North Bound South Bound Ho, U m. No P m So p. m. No. B p Norfolk East Bound West Bound No. a. m. No. t a. n No. t a. m. No. 7.84 a. m No. IS if. p. m. No. l p a l ever met And ii you re never I id u i about lo he u i in no B rock. II lat right i when you I cuffs on no I'm an adventurer, making a fool of myself m, a A of women would like have in- I mind telling you . o II you shut up this little i and lot me sneak away, I'll you written word honor in marry you. My and straight the an i. i m i .,. -i . He sank forward limp and gasping j H.-r cheeks burning with Indignation Mamie turned her back, dashed across the rant- In an alarm on the box. That done, she knelt on the floor, eyes brimming with tears, and pillowed the burglar's head on lap. sobbed. tried to i bribe

-i -4 Moseley Bros. REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE ACTS. and Register I i it Bra Bell baa issued Hi i to couples last I WHITE John U. and Daisy Car and Bailey Long John . and Carrie arson Dupree and Annie Brown. Mr and Mrs Andrew January Cochran announce the marriage their daughter Harriet Prances to Mr. Thomas Arrington Duke Saturday, the eleventh day July mi. thousand nine hundred and four- teen Kentucky formerly occupied the Royal e Store, and you may at all times city service. The naming it this will ft to public and will receive any are sent in and before the opening day there will be a that will select the name from number sent in. Th party in the name that will . chosen will receive 85.00 in cold. Address letters to X. K, Mined. Delivery. Greenville, X. C. ard I Mr. T the announcing myself a can- for Constable tor Greenville Township, l have materially ed my plans and am now employed by, and working with Mr. ft White In the Insurance business, and I am now not a candidate, having with- drawn from the I am grateful to the public tor the kin, consideration given my ., . and am tor every thin which friends did help me cure the nomination, while l desired it P. For some energetic or man I pave a nice store on wheels can moved to any cross roads and makes ,.,,. store, has four doors windows all glass nicely painted With doors and windows painted white, will sell or rent at a bargain . .- home apply. a i k t Tribe umber M. Whereas the Great spirit in his entered our Tribe and taken from us our worthy brother S. Skinner whom we all loved as a bro- who was faithful to every trust to his Tribe. Therefore we extend this I. That we extend to the family of our brother the most sincere sympathy of our Tribe In their hour of distress 2nd. Thai a copy of these be spread upon records our a copy he sent to the family and a be sent to the Dally Re- I tor, Respectfully submitted by, J. TUCKER. R. Committee The Jenkins Roofing and Flue Company, Inc. Tobacco Flues That Fit Having incorporated my business and by this means getting more capital, I am now in the best position I have ever been to supply customers with Tobacco Flues. For six years I have supplied satisfactory Flues to my trade, and hive never failed to fill any orders, large or small, when given in time. By fair and liberal dealings, and by making Flues in a satisfactory manner, I have built up the Largest Individual Tobacco Flue Business the World I am located this season at Gentry Warehouse. Give us a call. L. A. Harper, Secretary J. J. Jenkins, General Manager mate companionship of that veteran organizer Mrs. Cotton. Trained In such a school her own strong personalty and native ability have developed a capacity for leadership not shared by every loyal woman who works In the ranks. A- stale chairman of Health Mrs. will bring to the office the energy and enthusiasm essential to success In any undertaking, and ; there is no wider or better i win on July 20th t- . Eel I NOTICE. At the regular meeting of the Board of Commissioners Pitt County, held July 1914, the following petition was We the undersigned land owners. whoa land the following described read will cross hereby petition your honorable body to lay out a public road leading from across He lands of X. E. S. E. Bed- I. C C. Harris. v i. A J. to the Ayden and read will be heard at the regular meeting of the Board held first Mon- day in 1914, all persona to hear I will pit l e en said . day of July I I Clerk t Board In She Two rears Ago Mr- M. It, Her. Great Work Being Hem- On December l. organ- the first club Ir Greenville, by Mrs. P. It Cotton and Mrs. Harry Skinner. This was named the of the Book Club, composed of members and its avowed as set forth In the was and mental How- for talents than ever, under sin h a leader as Mrs. , . agencies at n is needless to add that this work the conserve tho didn't long remain its sole object. lives of its citizens Charity civic work, and establishing a public library for the town soon en- How To To Children. gaged the activities of the club improved Quinine. I lift less Syrup, pleas. hers This library the club main- ant to take and doe not disturb the stomach. Children take it and never know it in Quinine. some slight assistant e Also especially adapted to adults who cannot lake ordinary Quinine. not ale nor from Citizens for tell cause nervousness m the head. Try it the time you need Quinine any it w is Immediately pose. Ask original package. The name in bottle. cents. started another and with the ration of two other clubs of the town Round Table and the Sans i we are maintaining n nice lit- library. With the these HIGH SCHOOL N. C. Prepares and Girls for Col- Literary. Music. Bible and Sun day School Normal given. Location Healthful. Railroad and Grave Holiness Meeting-. The 0th annual camp meeting in id near N. will open at Grove Camp Ground. July and close Aug. Rev. X. J, Holmes. Superintendent of Bible School, the writer will be In Charge. There will also be a goodly number of evangelists pastors and workers present from various parts of the Country, who will assist the leaders in, if possible, making this the best tamp meeting over held at this place. Everybody is invited i come and enjoy this feast of blessings with us. Tray and come. A. H. BUTLER, of BEFORE INVESTING INVESTIGATE You wouldn't buy a pair without seeing them. Why buy your paint on trust i r. S. Paint in slip-top us open one and you why P. S. Paint is true SMELL IT. You will find the odor of strictly pure Linseed Oil. TEST IT BETWEEN YOUR FINGERS. It is ground to the it work easily under the brush, covers a surface SAVES GALLONS. S Honest materials and care in B. P. S. Paint gives you years of sat- service. costs three times as much as the B. P. S. and pay as bills for labor as possible. cheerfully furnished. At i- Hardware Co., Inc. INTO same two dubs we have established phone Facilities Convenient. Faculty . , ,. ,. . , of Experienced Men and Women, a Loan Fund at the I-. I. I. I. . ., terms Reasonable. for purpose keeping a The Pall Term Opens Aug. there continuously. have aided For Catalog and Particulars, Address, i i girl at the State Normal F. C. It. A. Principal. . also, have I . -g in a guard at two i .; i In the n , appointed by the b I shows, and other r there ha d to I a call -sir help we have , Mrs. mis our bi i. with two years, until made idem N. when we made r president tor life b it n make the of the Club progress and up- lift in tin- community and has he. n hi ad good our program for study year is on subject of law, and We feel that this its existence outside of the hi-, and profit member In- and we hope to on to a broader and more n lite in future. M has b. d.-iii of the club for two years. is nu active and capable leader and the club is doing good work under her leadership. It has boon her good fortune to labor for several years In I the same and to enjoy the inti DB. H. Optometrist Office at J. it. Smith and Bros, store Ayden, N. C, the second Monday o each month. Eyes Examined Free Home Office Washington, N. C. Metropolitan Life Ge, of New York Assets George A. Forrest, Special lit Evans St. N. C. H. Still With The Mutual Life Insurance Co of H. T. Hill N HE Mill II IS I Bore not Foul turn TO lien lack Is I lie cum- it II. If in fullness. You'll In Our Ice cream Soda. Ices . Etc. Palace Ayden Items. Miss Bertha Hail who has been visiting at and at returned Thursday. The Sunday School o the Christian Church had their annual picnic last Wednesday, on the hanks of Creek near Ridge Spring. ones as well as the large on- enjoyed the water, wading and Plenty Of dinner and a good time In general. We all thank the and his wife, for leading way. you have any thing lost or stolon, you want to either buy sell or exchange, lei us write you in the Dally Reflector. The colored Masonic Lodge, Queen the remodeled their ball it was wrecked last mer the storm, and Will have alien seen v If so try a I Of Merry Widow, or Lad; ready mixed Flour at J. Smith Work is progressing on the shed to the Tobacco warehouses, and the are being painted gives the tobacco a much better appear ante. We are glad to see Master out again and be seems t- to be well and About years ago he an injury to his spine in a runaway, which ii was not thought he could recover, We are sorry to learn of the sick- Mr. Marcel of Little- Bald, Plenty or Rubber metal hi it a- Bro, Messrs. C. Jones, and i made a trip around I lie great lakes. In Hyde this week and report fine crops of torn, in all the lower counties. Just received another shipment Cream freezers, all sizes, at J. R. Smith i. Attorney at Law in Building, on the House Attorney at Law In Building, M, an North B. H. Attorney at Law Land and Drainage Cases a In formerly by and Blow. Lawyers Practicing in all the Courts In Wooten Building on Third street, fronting Court House fl. W. . B. Tactic- limited to diseases of the aye. Bar Nose and Throat N. C. B. with Dr. D. L. James, Tills, every I a as to I gas DB, JOHN F. baa moved his office from Old to Zeno Brown's Stables on Fourth Street. Phone Day or Night. d and w. Dentist. Office over Frank Wilson's Wore Telephone B. B. H. F. Life, and on Fourth street T- nit. I, r. marsh Surgeon and Dentist treat all animals. Calls promptly day or night. Office at R. . Smith's with hospital vice. Day night 289-L. mm VOl, WANT j, Headstones or Monuments LET ME TOD HENRY T. KING Negro Man Uses His Irons on female Hear Ayden N. ll woman was here to the doctor, been through the hip by another man near Ballards bridge. Constable J. S. Moore, brought in defendants Monday after a bearing were bound over to the next term of Superior Court, railing to bond were put In the. house sent higher up Tuesday. Water melons arc beginning to make their appearance, but a little We have on the track barrels of rock lime, those needing lime for to-1 furnaces can get their wants supplied. J. R. Smith Bro. Several autos went from here to I Seven Springs last Sunday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Grover a daughter. Mr. W. O. formerly of Ayden but now resident of Middlesex, was in town Monday for the first time, In about six years, and said he could scarcely recognize the place. Mr. is now of the leading merchants of Middlesex. Mr. J. T. Smith. Jr. who moved form to S. a few years ago is here on a visit He is engaged in the Insurance business, and selling Musical instruments, and Sewing machines, and doing well. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ned a daughter. Galvanized and Metal Roofing at J. R. Smith Bro. Mr. R. G. Taylor who has been Clerking for J. R. Smith ft Bro. for the last few weeks resigned, and will return to his home in Witt, N. C. Mr. has had nice concrete pavement laid around his Buckingham residence, In the College grove. Lime. Cement and cement plaster at J. H. Smith Bro. Mr. Joyner Wingate says be never saw crops better than they are this year, and if we have good seasons from now on and good prices for to- and cotton, ho sees no reason why any one should put their hands in an empty pocket, Miss Baker has accepted a , With Messrs Turnage Bros. For the next ten days we will con- duct a SPECIAL sale on all our low cut shoes, slippers. Will fitted ill our store, and none taken back sold at these special prices. J. R. Smith ii Bro. Now is the time to to the Dally Reflector, and keep up with the fall campaign. -0 July IS M Carrie and Wright of the Train- School spent week end with Bertha U Carroll. W . nave tobacco to tie your tobacco, thermometers to tell the heat and overalls to use while putt- the tobacco. The prices right and quality guaranteed at B. Forrest Co. Se Harrington. Barker Si for your summer dress goods while they last. Prof. F. C. Nye, returned home Monday after making an educational speech Sunday morning and one on the Movement Sunday night at the First Baptist Church of Golds- For lime, tobacco twine and alarm clocks, and lanterns, in fact anything to make tho tobacco curer happy, see A. W. Ange Co. To make your house look new keep it painted, and to get the best reads- mixed paint see B. D. Forrest Co. Mrs J. F. Harrington and children are visiting Mrs. Z. V. Vincent in tho country this week. THE BEST COMPANY- -1 . The Mutual it Life In- Company, of Newark, N. J. C. L. WILKINSON, Sole Agent. Greenville. N. C. Candidates Cards AU Candidate Cards are 12.00 per lack per month payable la For Sheriff I wish to to my friends and the public generally that I am candidate for the of sheriff Pitt county subject to the action the Democratic primary, and will the vote and help of any. W. SIMON Tile your fields and plant the where the ditch was is the way to use economy on the farm but to use economy in purchasing is to i your tile from A. W. Ange i Co. Sheriff Miss Daisy Grant of Goldsboro is I wish to announce to my friend. visiting Miss Esther Johnson here. I that I am a candidate for sheriff of Harrington. Barber Co., have a Pitt county, subject to the action few more those cheap summer the Democratic primaries. Should I pants, and it will pay you to come an be elected I will endeavor to serve get a of them. the people one and all U the best of Otis Every hurt his root Saturday my ability. I will appreciate your and did not seek medical aid but and help. went to B. D. Forrest Co. and got ERNEST R. DUDLEY. a pair of those famous Hunt shoos and thus was enabled to attend Church Sunday. This should be sufficient proof to the public that there is comfort in the Hunt shoe and for quality it has no equal. Mrs. Bettie Tucker of Simpson b visiting her daughter Mrs. A. W. Bed- this week. It pays to go to some trouble to the best. Don't satisfied until you have gotten your Hues and Handy Tobacco Trucks from A. Cox Mfg. Company. For Sheriff. I wish to announce to my friends and to the public generally that I am candidate tor the of sheriff county subject to the action of the Democratic primary. I will date the support of all. R. HYMAN hereby announce myself a can- for county commissioner, to succeed myself, subject to the primary Pitt County. E. FOB To the voters of Having been urged by my to run for County Commissioner from the Side of the River, hereby announce myself a candidate tor County Commissioner, subject to the Democratic primary. Any support given me will be highly appreciated. J. P. DAVENPORT. B. Carries the latest styles in Dresses. r. bust measure. and can nave you money u all purchases. Visit oar store and let show the many tallies In Wearing Be-s B. Evans St. SIMS IS Tears. For Treasurer. hereby announce myself as date for Treasurer of Pitt County sub to the Democratic primary. W. L. HALL. THE DAY'S WORK Does it sometimes seem that you simply could not get your work done Do you constantly feel like down Per- haps you yawn y. Then you need Pills For Sheriff. Tc the Democratic Voters of Pitt conn I take this method of announcing my candidacy for sheriff subject to the Democratic primaries. Should I be I elected will endeavor to administer tea duties of the office with using to all. thank you for your support and beg to re- main your obedient servant. Very J. J- For Sheriff. To my fellow of Pitt county I hereby announce myself a for the nomination for sheriff of Pitt county subject to the action of the Democratic primary of said county. nominated and elected pledge myself to make you a good officer. Thanking one all for their support co- operation am. L. GIBSON, of Township, N. C Checks GOOD IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. . . ISSUED BY Greenville Banking Trust Company. For Constable. I announce to the voters of Green- ville township that I am a candidate for constable subject to the action o he Democratic primary and will vote help. o A. R. STEPP. IS A. I. Who is A. T. Mo.-c. Whose card appears in your column for Clark of Court. A Subscriber. is probably known as Thurman Moore, sou of the late Clerk l. C. Moore, and one who hail under his father as deputy from the time be entered upon Ins duties until his death. Since the death of his father he has been pointed to mi the term the For Sheriff. I take this method of announcing I i the of Pitt county that I air a candidate for the office of sheriff subject to the action of the Democratic party. If elected I to FOR S II F BerTe the farms In Martin appreciate your vote and Because your liver is sluggish and should be stirred to ac- druggist's, sugar coated or plain. Twelve varying from thirty-two to live bun- help you may give me acres ill size, on easy terms reasonable prices, solicit inquiries. Martin County Realty Co. B. S. J. Everett. Ally. Greenville. N. C 6-30 C. E. Taken u middle of For Sheriff. I wish to announce to the voters Pitt county that I am a candidate tor sheriff to the action of the Democratic primary. If elected I prom r. use to the county to the best to the of my ability. For Constable. announce to the voters of Green township that I am a candidate for constable subject to the action the Democratic primary and will predate their vote and help. JESSE I. For Clerk of Superior Court. I hereby announce myself a date for clerk of Superior Court Pitt subject to action tho Democratic primary. Grateful for the flattering vote the people gave me four years ago. solicit your port. If elected I will fill the office IS NO DIFFERENCE There are good Plumbers and poor Plumbers, and you cannot tell the difference by looks; but you can easily tell the difference by their work. If you have been disappointed In the work done by some plumbers give us a trial. We have the knowledge and skill to do the finest work. If you have any deal as to the truth of our statement, ask your neighbors. S. T. Hicks, THE Plumber. How To Give Quinine To Children. I ,, about la an improve II is s Syrup, pleas- to take not Children lake and never know is especially to who nervousness m the head. Try black and white owner can gel same by paying damage, and prov- property. nervous,. ,,., . . next time need MK- of Kin ill tie blow, in ii Ken and Records Mr. A. S. Raleigh, K. C, is town today assisting the County Superintendent of Education, S. B. Underwood install a modem set of Books and Records in the office of the, Superintendent. JESSIE BROWN. it. . FOB J. D. COX i be a candidate for the office of Treasurer of Pitt County, subject 7-8 ltd it. I to the action of the Democratic thank the people for-he they have given me In the past Piles Cured In to them game service have tried to Wind. Bleeding, days. have been In office. W. U. WILSON For Clerk Superior Court. I hereby announce myself a can- for Clerk Superior Court of Pitt County subject to the action of the Democratic Primary. A MOORE. 7-8-14 Toe application gives I am looking for WORK I am a Soap-Maker. I ail a Scrubber. I am a Cleaner. I am a Dirt Eater. I am a Sis. I you v lam Red Devil Lye I OR CANS. he MY New Gar- den Seed Flower Seed Onion Sets Maine Red Bliss Irish Seed Oats Rape Seed Dr. Hess Stock Poultry Powder S M . For I announce to my and the voters throughout Pitt county that I am a candidate for Treasurer subject to the action of the Democratic If elected I will serve the to the best of my ability. Hoping to receive your vote and support am , C. T. Attorney at NORTH CAROLINA If it INSURANCE you WANT SEE US HALL MOORE j. c Automobile For Hire AND HEAD I A HEAD ASH FENCES . CAROLINA Cure Old Sorts, Other Cuts. Th worst o.-es. are cured wonderful, old Porter. Healing fill. II lain and Heals at same For Treasurer. use this method of announcing to the voters of Pitt county that am a candidate for Treasurer subject to the of the Democratic Primary the vote and help of my friends the public generally, and If elect- I promise to fulfill the duties 0- office to the best of my ability M U O W HARRINGTON i announce to the voters that I Bin u candidate tor Commissioner of Pitt from Township subject lo the elected I will to the county to the best of my ability. Joseph and Summer K i I to the via tho ATLANTIC coast LIRE The Standard Railroad of Hound Trip Greenville To Washington. C. To Mil. To New York illy . To Boston, Muss. Tickets on sale every Town or Country DAY or NIGHT. RATES REASONABLE Phone Rick's Grocery, I, KM. Mi-II I Moore 110.80 and II, 1914. Pass. Traffic Mgr. Pass Wilmington, N. C. Moore insurance Fire, Health and Accident Opposite Proctor Hotel

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Dudley, deceased, notice II hereby given In all persons indebted to the estate to make immediate pay- lo I he undersigned; and all of CAROLINA, PITT COUNTY Barnhill TB. The defendant above named is here persons having against the by notified that a summons in the are notified to present same to above entitled action was issued the undersigned on or before the 28th day of June 1915, or this notice will ha plead In bar of recovery. This day of June, U. C. DUDLEY, Mentor of Mrs. A. v. PATENTS said defendant on tho 2nd t May, 1914, returnable to the May of court. 1914. and that not found within the county will take that he Is hereby required to at tho August term Superior 1914 held on the last Monday of ho month and answer or demur to he complaint of the plaintiff, wherein has been brought for a divorce r the relief demanded will be granted This 20th. May, 1914. P. C. MOORE. Clerk Superior Court. Pitt Co. I WANTED-ALL II till HO old braids dyed made over. Mail orders a specially. Address Utah I Mines, Sanitary Hair Dressing Par- Wilson, N. C IS and Certificate Of The Pitt County Oil Company. The n of the principal Of- in this State is in the town of Win county of Pitt. The location of the principal CM against this corporation may be in charge thereof, upon whom pro- is A. U. Cox. W . undersigned, being a ma- the Board of Directors hereby certify that at a meeting the said board called for that K held on the day of June A. D., 1914, said board, by a majority of the whole board, did adopt the following Resolved, That in the judgment of this board, it is and most the benefit of the Pitt County Oil Company that the same should be forthwith dissolved; and to that end it is ordered that a meeting of the Stockholder be held on Tuesday the day of July A. D, 1914 at the of- of the Company. In the city of Winterville to take action upon this resolution; and further, that Sec- forthwith give notice of said meeting and of the adoption of this resolution within ten days from this date, by publishing the said a notice of its adoption, in the Eastern Reflector a newspaper published in the city of X. c, for at least four weeks, once a week, successively, by mailing a written printed copy lbs same to ea h and every stockholder of this Company in the states. In Witness Whereof, vs, have here- unto set our and affixed the corporate seal of said Company, this day of June A. D., 1914. A. COX, I. s KITTRELL, E. B. HAIL J. D. cox. Attest. a. i. COX, Si Notice of Valuable land Sale By virtue authority contained In a certain decree rendered in a or action pending the Clerk of the Court Pitt County, J it. Carrol and H. s others against Sherwood and Jennings and another, the undersigned Commissioner will on Monday. August 1914, at o'clock M sell to the highest bidder at auction before the House Door of Pitt County the lowing house and lot, -inn l in Town of Greenville, Carolina and more fully de- scribed follows, and being on the North East side of Sutton Street, and better known as the Northern portion of Dickinson Lot and bounded and more particularly described as Bounded on the North by C, A, White an Academy beginning at corner of a sold by Marshal Dickinson, at the Stables c. A, a straight course with the line of said tract to the South West corner of a also conveyed by the said Dickinson, and now owned by Trustees of the thence on the South line of said Academy to a point on Evans Street, which a line North degrees would strike the South corner of the M. Moore, now thence from said point South degrees West with Evans Street feet to an iron stake a straight line toward tho front door of the Mansion House h a Button and wife, South degrees West to an iron -lake in the line of Button Street or lane, thence North degrees Wot with the of said Street or Lane to the beginning, containing 1-1 of an acre more or less, and being the Northern portion of the Lot conveyed to n. A. Sutton by Marshal Dickinson on the 2nd. day of as will be found of record in Hook Q Q. on page i In the e of the Register i put County. The same being further known as same lot or parcel of land con- to W. II. and wife by Deed from Hugh B Sutton and wife Battle Sutton by Deed 20th. 1803 and recorded in Hook P r. page Pitt County Registry. being as the home pine, of the late W, The purpose Of sale In to make division of proceeds therefrom The terms of said sale two thirds balance in three equal pay- of one, two three years from date the purchaser be- required lo execute sufficient laid land the unpaid pun base price This Jul . 1914 C, PIE iCE, Grain Privileges MONET II WHEAT. Puts and calls are the safest method of trading m wheat or oats. your loss is absolutely limited to the amount bought No further risk. Positively the most profitable way o trading. Open an account. You can buy In puts or calls on 10.000 bushels grain for or can buy both for or as many more as you wish An advance or decline of cent gives you the chance to take profit. A movement of cents profit. Write for full particulars and hank references. r. w. Ohio. Address all mail to Lock Box 1420. Notice Having qualified as administrator of D. C. Moore, deceased, late of Pitt County, N. C, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned on or the 1st. day of July 1916, or this not- ice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery, All persons indebted to said will please make ate payment. This the day of June 1914. A. J. MOORE, Administrator. F. G, James k Son, . -lid. NOTICE Hattie L. y vs. William W. y The defendant above named will take notice t an action entitled as above has been commenced in the Superior Court of Pitt County for a divorce from the bonds of matrimony, and the defendant will farther that he is required to appear at the next Term of the Superior Court of Pitt County to be held on the Monday before the first Monday Of September it being the day of August 1914, at the Court-house of Pitt County in Greenville. X. C, and answer or demur to the complaint of the plaintiff in said action, or the plaintiff will apply to the Court the relief demanded In the complaint. This the day of July 1914. A. T. MOORE, Clerk Superior Court. JULIUS BROWN, Attorney for Plaintiff. 7-2 ltd. Notice to Creditor Having duly qualified before the Court Clerk of Pitt County as of the of Mar- James, deceased, notice is here- by given to all persons indebted to the estate to make Immediate payment to undersigned, and all persons claims against said estate are i tided to present the same to the C- for payment before 23rd day June 1915, or this notice will be ad in bar of recovery. This 93rd day of June 1914. S M. CRISP, of Margaret James deceased. C-23-ltd. Notice to Creditors. Having duly before th superior court Clerk of Pitt county is administratrix of the estate of W. R. W. Nobles, deceased, notice Is hereby given to all persons to the estate to make immediate pay- to the undersigned; and all per- sons having claims against said estate are notified to present the same to the undersigned for payment on or before June S, 1915, or this notice be plead in the bar of recovery. This Mil day of June 1914. B. A. K. NOBLES, Id Administratrix. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The undersigned having this qualified as Executrix of the last will and testament of Mamie Hyman, not- ice is hereby given to all persons in- to the undersigned Executrix and all persons who hold claims against said estate are hereby notified to file their claims with the undersign within twelve months from the date of this notice or said notice will be plead in bar against the recovery on said claims. This the day June. 1914, L. ADA HYMAN. Executrix of Mamie Hyman. HARDING. .- PIERCE Attorneys. Notice lo Creditors. Having duly qualified before the Superior court clerk of Pitt county as administratrix of the estate of Alice . deceased, notice is hereby- given to all persons indebted to estate to make immediate payment to the and all having claims against said estate notified to present the same to the for payment on or May 1915, or this notice will plead in the bar of their recovery. This day of May 1914. MRS. M. V. FORBES, Administratrix of Alice I. deceased. ltd North Carolina Pitt County In Superior Court Before A T. Moore, Clerk Leila K. Williams of the estate of E. F. vs Williams and Williams. Minors and Heirs at Law of E. F. Williams, deceased. By virtue of a Decree of the Court of Pitt County, made by A. T. Moore. Clerk, on the 3rd. day Of July, 1914, the undersigned Com- missioner, will on Monday, the 3rd. day of August 1914, at o'clock Noon. expose to public sale before the Court House door in Greenville, to the high- est bidder for cash, the following de- scribe I tracts or parcel of land to wit. Lying and being in Falkland Town- ship, Pitt County, North Carolina, and being No. in the of the H. P. Williams land and beginning at a stake on the Snow Hill road near the crossing of Pasture Branch and running with said road East then North 1-2 East e then North 1-2 poles to abridge across a ditch; then said ditch South West poles to a sweet gum T. L E. F. Williams corner; then South East poles a slake, the Jordan line; then North 1-2 poles to a then South so 1-2 West to a white oak; then North West poles to the ginning containing 1-2 acres more or less. Also one other tract in said Town- ship. County and Stale beginning at a slake Emma J. corner and runs South West poles to a pop in a prong of Jacob's Branch then down the run of Jacob's Branch to a stake, Corner of W. It. Williams. Jr., then with his line North 3-1 East poles to a stake at Emma J corner; then South Mi 1-- East poles to beginning con- acres more or less. The two tracts constituting No the division the H. P. Williams land. which was allotted to E. F. Williams by Division Deed dated the 14th. day June. 1907, as appears of record in the Register's Office in Pitt County, in Hook T pane This sale is made for the purpose of making assets of the state of E. E. Williams, deceased. This the day of July 1914. THE FARM Is the Basis at all LIME i of all good farming. Write foe bulletin the bet authority m the United in Lime on Farm, and get price purest lime. buy earth, land. etc A ital will give you POWHATAN LIME CO. STRASBURG VIRGINIA F. C. HARDING, Commissioner. r-0-ltd. One a d yield to it curative a box. At MB Druggists. i tat MM JOHNSTON, CO., St., Pm. OINTMENT Kill BALE saw never bean used with all Al- lures. Can lie bought I horse International en- i Write, Winterville, N. C , Route Carpenter's and Builder's Hardware. Everything for Building AND THE BEST. IF YOU USE THE RIGHT BUILDER'S HARDWARE WHEN YOU PUT UP A BARN OR BUILD A HOME IT WON'T HAVE TO BE EVERY WEEK IF YOU USE GOOD, STRONG, DUR- ABLE BUILDER'S HARDWARE. CHEAP HARDWARE IS NOT CHEAP, BUT THE BEST HARDWARE IS NOT BUT CHEAP WE SELL THE BEST. SEE OUR SCREEN DOORS AND WIN- Refrigerators and Ice Cream Freezers PHONE GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA IS THE HEART OF EASTERN CAROLINA. IT HAS A POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED IND ONE. AND IS ROUNDED RY THE BEST FARMING COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL KINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HA YE EVERYTHING TO OFFER IN THE WAY OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE A N D NEWSPAPER PLANT. is the tie Most Healthful. Most it Mu. WE HAVE A OF TWELVE HUN- AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN PART OF NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE THOSE WHO WISE TO GET BET- ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN i BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE INCHES SPACE AND TELL THEM WHAT YOU TO BRING TO HEIR ATTENTION. oil ADVERTISING ARE AND CAN BE BAD UPON s. c, mum 1914. m mill ; Primary Election Will Be Held On the Second Tuesday In September Laws Governing Same as Passed it Last Regular Session the Legislature PHI COUNTY Girl nun Train With Red Lib IN Flannel Skirt OF A HOSPITAL U. S. Asks and Villa to Shake Hands In the Interest of Peace This Kill s Substituted in the Sen- ate Senator the tine Introduced Representative II. M. lark. Editor Reflector, hand you herewith copy of the County Legalized Primary Law pass- ed at the last regular session the Legislature. have received many as to whether or not we now have a Leg- Primary for the county and deem the most effective way to furnish the people with the desired is to have you publish the bill in This bill is the one that substituted in the Senate by Senator the one which I introduced In the House, and which was publish- ed in the Reflector at the time, law as it was passed is not all that might be desired in the way of a Legalized Primary, but it answers the purposes and is in fact a very good primary regulation. Tin amendment attached was pass- ed at the session at Instance of Senator Evans. Respectfully, II. CLARK. Act To in Pitt The Assembly of Haiti lino Ho Section That for the purpose of choosing party candidates for Con- and all state and county of- fices, for the selection of delegates to the county conventions and precinct every political party in said County of shall bold at the several voting places in the said county, on the second Tuesday in September, one thousand nine and fourteen, and there afterwards, a primary election. Section The hours for holding said election shall be between the hours of seven o'clock in the morning and six in the afternoon. Section That the executive com- the several parties shall point managers for the primaries of their respective parties and shall scribe rules and regulations for the In conflict with this Pro- j the the same to the executive of their respective political parties on or before eleven o'clock on the second day after said election; and the said executive committee of each political party participating and holding said primary election shall meet at eleven o'clock on second day after said at the Court house in Greenville, North Carolina, and canvass the vote and declare the result. The person receiving a majority of the votes cast for th; office for which he Is a can- shall be declared by the said committee the nominee of his party. Section Where no candidate re- a majority of votes cast for any office, those two candidates which re- highest number of votes cast for said office shall be voted on again for again on the second Tues- day following said election, and the one receiving tho majority of the votes cast shall be the nominee ii this party. This election shall lie conducted by Hie said officers in like manner as the election. Section T. At said primary election an executive of five shall be elected each political participating in said primary, which said shall be known as the precinct committee. There shall also be elected at said primary election as many delegates as the precinct Is entitled to votes in the county con- which said delegates shall cast the vote, as instructed, in the county convention of their political party. The executive committee f several political parties shall make such rules and regulations as they may deem necessary to govern the selection and balloting for said precinct committeemen and delegates. Section S. Every person who es to become a candidate before said primary shall, at or before ten o'clock a. m., on the tenth day preceding the same, tile with the chairman of the executive committee of the political party to which he belongs a written naming tho office for which he is a candidate, and shall pay to the said chairman of the committee the sum of which said money shall be mediately paid by said chairman to the Treasurer of Pitt county, to be credited by said treasurer to the gen- fund of said Provided, r, that candidate for county commissioners, township offices, and precinct and delegate county conventions shall not July A story today reached here of how the presence i mind a little girl saved pas- train No. of the Atlantic Writes Dr. S. Morrill to mi going WINTERVILLE WINTERVILLE, July -Miss Helen Smith, spent the week with Misses and Board Commissioners AFFORD PUBLIC GREAT SERVICE recently. The girl's name is unknown her age is years. ., Mn,. ,,. No. was running a. a rule is , Me It. Then, why not put on a new cat of while D, Want Them to Their Personal and Work in Harmony Home Proposition Obsolete. State Coming the Caring for N. C, July To The Honorable board of of Pitt The question as to whether Pill County needs a Hospital is not a new one, having been under at limes, for several years past. There is and has been a decided sen- in favor of a Hospital, where- the matter has had anything like careful consideration. however, there has been no plan submitted that met with such universal approval as that authorized by an Act of Last General Assembly and dis- cussed in the Reflector of July 14th , is entitled to receive. We are living in an age of evolution things that would do a few years ago i are out of place today, and we must keep pace with the times. If the question has arisen as to which County needs most, a Very Extensive and County Home a very or a County Hos- would say a HOSPITAL; be- cause this would he an institution ready and capable to afford the public a very great service. It's usefulness end scope for Public Benefit wool steadily grow- There is no doubt that the County Home proposition is rapidly becoming State Institutions are com- to the rescue to a great in caring for these unfortunate As an economic advantage, a County Hospital would possess over a County Home in serving the public and doing good. believe we d invest, not in a New County Home, hut in a COUNTY HOSPITAL, in the end we will not forget the in our of and very truly, Ii S. MORRILL. line between and Halifax shortly before dark When the child, tearing off a red she wore. had seen I flagging her down. a point a short distance away, she told tin engineer. Extreme heat had caused the rails to expand to an ab- normal degree, causing a The buckling rails had thrown the track six or seven feet off the road- tied, and but for the girl's thoughtful- the damage to life and property might have been frightful. The passengers lined up to shake hands with their little black tress, and Conductor D. of Kinston was in charge of train, took a handsome collection for her. is giving a per cent discount I all ready mixed paints. Harrington. Barber have a full supply thermometers and terns. MISS Minnie Mae Whitehurst re- to her home here Monday after several day visit to Norfolk and Drum Hill Mr. Herbert arrived here Sat- TELLS FIELD COBS HE SAW IN Monday, Sheriff Dudley returned from Norfolk where he went to take Stokes, who was being held here for the Virginia authorities for for- On his return he was forced to lay over at Pantego to await the train on account of n wreck I ahead on the Norfolk Southern, and while he states that he had the opportunity of seeing near a thousand acres of land planted in com that will average fifteen barrels of corn to the acre. Sheriff is considered very truth- we are not going to doubt his word, but it won't do for him to tell too many of this nature. fob k bus that as mar as possible each candidate shall be represented in the number of poll holders and registrars and in all respects fair treatment shall be accorded the different dates. Section Every member of a political party who is a qualified elector shall be permitted to pate m the primary election of the political party to which he belongs, upon taking an oath that he is a dent of the precinct at which he pro- poses to vote and a duly qualified elector, and has not voted before In said primary election. The name of said elector shall be recorded upon n poll book kept by said party rs and shall be returned Immediate ill U ii,, of the of the Superior Court of said Pitt County. Section The managers of in several election precinct be required to pay the said sum of ten dollars. The chairman of the executive committee of each political party shall publish a list of all can- in some newspaper published in Pitt county, which shall appear In each issue of said paper until after said election. Section The executive commit- tee of the political which shall participate in said primary else shall meet in the town of Green- ville, North Carolina, lot later six days before said primary i, and shall and a ballot or to be used in said primary election, and further direct how the same shall We cast. section U, puny snail in primary election herein pro- hold its primary election within Hire- . for shall make and prescribe all except that of party to which lie belongs, or any person or candidate who shall give or oiler any bribe to any voter in order to secure his vole either by money or the use liquor, shall be guilty of a mis- demeanor, and or imprisoned, in the discretion of the court. Section IS. Each candidate who shall be voted for at said primary election shall be filed with the clerk of the Superior Court on day after said election is itemized, verified ac- count of all the money or oilier of value spent or used by him in said primary election, and if he fails to do so, he shall be disqualified for the nomination to which be as- Section The executive commit- tee of each political party Flu . July -For holding lip auto-bus on June when be shot and wounded men, occupants the stage. P, was morning at Orlan- by Judge to live years in the State penitentiary, All the wounded have recovered attach on the stage was for robbery, bin to Webb Sylvester, whom be charged with been in Mrs. s leaving home. Sylvester, who wounded denied charge Two companion have aided in his trial look all the blame v. Shirley and J. -were France Been Brit Ian and Spain ii- Bating the WASHINGTON. C, July -The United States, through its consular representatives, today appealed to General and General Villa, in the interest of patriotism and Raleigh where he has been I peace of Mexico, to bury In the hospital. We are exceedingly j differences and work In glad to have him with us again. tor the establishment of a new Mr. R. H. Forrest has not taken vacation yet. He says he has be n busy selling Hunt Club shoes. Bryan telegraphed both had better gel a pair while Hoy last George C. and John R, 81111- have no superior. man, the State De- Miss Myrtle of with General Villa and Gen- Is visiting Miss Johnson respectively, urging present In a most friendly Better come get dozen effective manner the Importance easy sail fruit jars, the cohesion n economical on the market. They ton going cheap at Harrington, Barber While the recent conferences Tor- Co, i was declared lo have resulted Slippers and pants arc going u healing the breach between Villa and greatly reduced price at A W Ange reports lave come to the Co. Villa as preparing to con- Prof. Nye had a r hands , bis troops in Chihuahua an I work at the High School for bold himself from tune repairing the buildings and authority. paring the fall term lo begin. Hi Bryan's telegrams lo two the prospects for the school leaders indicated an- brighter than ever before and the American government would is preparing to have the dormitories counter revolutions home as for the students -n,,, general situation today did when they arrive I seem as promising for pi ace to The A. O. Cox, Mfg. A; CO., are diplomats as to American of- running out any of General has Insisted surrender of the be unconditional. of Mr. said guarantee and amnesty must grant id. Si as tub m today that a would be bed . remission- its the two Lo i w Separation om Demanded, France now has added to and Spain a- nations which will be aside for n but not n I lion for the killing of Benton, pain want hi r Is -1 Flues and Handy Tobacco Trucks. ORGANIZE FARMERS I MO AT I SMITHTOWN July bad three able speeches Smith's School House last night They gave us many good thoughts. Their speeches were Instructive giving much Information regarding and what i has accomplished. believe one present was convinced of its also the need of a strong local at Smith's School House We glad indeed to see that some of Tax Mil- t our people are taking an Interest in ibis good work l sin more will w confiscated propel ; alleged night 23rd, to is now making urgent perfect our union. Its tin French or failure depends mi you members the Mr. Allen and Miss clerical order of Christian Hemby were married t charge of the French em- home of Mr, Josh Smith July 18th laid the n bi fore iii for them all happiness Wilson today, saying the two life. r- n had n d by Ci n Misses Agues and Trilby Smith Villa's orders, visiting in Snow Hill. Flanagan of Columbia. S. was on a visit lo bis Messrs l. C. D and Mills u General Vengeance. hundred yards of the other. Section Any person who unlawfully vote at any primary in said County shall count the ballot's of who shall vote any primary such rules and regulations, not with this act and the general election law of the on Page LONDON, July Freddie Welsh has learned, since his recent defeat Willie Richie, that the lot of a champion pugilist is not a Ind of roses. Since he acquired the title he has received a demand for Thursday. over income tax, the assessment being based on assumption that HAD CRUSHED bis Income has received a big SPEED BASEBALL taking of vengeance against since ho became champion. As Welsh RICHMOND, Va . July the Federal- when the to have to pay a similar tax on the side the head by a pitched list up their government In Mex- iii the Baited stales where he h-s while playing in a ho i in General was Hid large interests and where lie expects clerks of tin different departments of to have told representative of to make his future boat, he is be- the C. I Railway Company, John Wilson yesterday. This news ms. July states and other nations J have no fear of a general and ginning to wonder how much he will, T, Went, aged II, is in a hospital here reached border today state of North left ho is through today With a his taxes. Hit ion IS m His con- i II source regarded as re