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litmus OF firmer
Kay backstop of
White Playing
ball the HI U
Kent Sort tool pitcher x
,;,,,,,. U B. I a HUM. Raw-
Company, I
i Norfolk,
Lee Bawling and C.
Inner
k, r Chance next
n Sou
f,
m hi the i
coming
George
Calhoun, Mela and Meyers for U
base position
Han. the former Louis-
outfielder, ii. been
the Toledo Club, of l
union to
Inter-league series of ;
audit
i Company, hating been
i i Hi a com-
a n
in The ac-
completed
, . the In head
,. and these In ax-
I ; t- to
I e
i . In a few and
have their full U
mined to the meeting to
STEPMOTHER
By JOHN
till on March is the
held on H 1st February.
the Grand Central Howling A
York.
burgh and the
Searing
i e auditing the of the
pa o Co
W II
Box, i expecting k fro
Indian I i George U .
s, i W
A bind of i
next Saturday.
,. up the hi id
. . . n-
. i hat In bis I
to leave,
which has been Ii II II I Ml
Don heard him ark I
, i n be
An hour or two attar he had gout
U om Hi
I la a, n Rot
to Amp in tor i i
,. i cover
f the talk I mow
to ii
itch Anne and In her beaut
rat.
v. the
i i. a
i . . a old
hi
. j
i in a circle die-
. mi i him at the l i over
id Dan saw I
oil a bud out
own late to put in th
lapel of his frock
you're ens. he Ml
better not go in to-
In urged u.
cordially. can lo mar company with the fol-
I i with me i a little while, and then
dinner it you
FOR SALE
NE MAINE CROWN SEED
POTATOES.
WE ALSO HAVE SELECT HOWE-
CROWN STOCK.
at Once to
BROS.
I MOWS
I Local
i. the secretary state
granted a charter incorporating The
Count Colon Com-
with capital
l mi, r charter the
you've
splendid
in welcome the new
i s Bed ii I I
Kent. Collin. a
he Ii
Mr
S r Ho
. i cornea i pi near
All of
U will go
Into
i train at M
i . Ii.
I i V i I
v ill again go I
WITH
Mil
la
i t tin door
fa, r kill B up tun
. .
u of b
, i
. . r Ir. winter
. the
n, n v . rt Your
. . i. and
n I gin h answered
. . i sway bill
hat II there are
i in. Moore.
Vice President, W. Tucker.
and General
r, k. i. Little.
. Moore, . i
i . H i c A.
and i. J. B. s. A.
Ruling Passion.
To the lady who captured hit
he he was a of tho
And he
believed he
the Hut, alas the dress
he wore wan bin his uniform at the
one pleasant eve
I hey in the park
was tired, for. truth to tell, i vanished. n
and ii
but
I I
g lay.
,. is lo
. u. ma-
. i . iii-i -a
. n in is i
. I n an i a
.,,.,,. en . a. I;
can bold the products until
i, sell
the day had been a trying one. i
carrying plate after plate of roast
million and boiled beef g not the
lightest tasks. He doted.
Hut his lady love was not to be de-
me, dear she whispered
yell love
be
she begged.
lie repeated
me see. sir Boast million
potatoes, AS cents,
Buffalo Enquirer.
HE CAUGHT THE CAT
By EDITH
you know there were thirty-sir
flats In this Althea
casually, as
at door of the Simpson flat.
was ice
I on the by way help-
ling Althea make fur tho
; reel the callers In the living room.
attained this by
sheer as other
young men had sprung to their feet
when Althea had murmured some-
thing about making the
Young Dewberry had simply a
path through their ranks as ho head-
ed for the Icebox and a bit
Althea.
that he remarked In re-
to her remark about tho
six Hals, lie looked down into the
base curved court, which nearly bi-
the long building. It a
canyon with walls show lug spidery
staircases and narrow little
and it ended In a cement well at the
ground, with an exit through tho
to the street.
Althea cried at that mo-
For something lithe and gray
leaped over young Dewberry to the
My
So Loafer
in Jo n l. I ran i I th
ion and I tn to
g . Oil mat on the v
f In
l Mr
,, , in Hie
In I win ,, and Mr. Little
i,.,. will make
. i . id en an office hero,
i, i, , i have the storage
In the
next
cat never him out at
him,
Dropping Ice. young
mule a leap after the cat. It gilded
down the narrow stain uses like a
ghost. its pursuer
tin. bottom and chased the elusive
feline the cement At
last lie grabbed Us tail and hung on.
The cat. scratching furiously was
gathered to his manly chest mid fur-
I've got new
berry mattered viciously.
yon Why should she waste affection
on
lie looked up at the canyon wall
and Impressed by its unvaried
monotony Then, seeing a staircase
near, lie started up. Mechanically
after a while he stopped All the
It is prepared doors Hour were closed.
properties of tin ,,,,., alike, it suddenly dawned
Is I -l in
i If
senate couple
lo to i
. . m
the Austral
i. will i e staged in U
S nit of
v . in eight months and will I
ii- up as a I Id
pullers T. Tyson. R F I,
Substitute for Rubber.
A substitute for hard rubber,
and leather has just been
in the market In England under
name of
from seaweed. Tin
new discovery are said to lie that young Dewberry that he was con
Is non-inflammable proof against heat. fronted by thirty-six back doors and
cold oil and Its Insulation his chance of finding tho right
resistance Increases with immersion on,. rather slim.
In water; It Is unaffected by dilute Peering over the rail, he counted up
arid, which makes It i ground and found that he
up and registered i daily valuable for use In storage bat- ,,, ,,,.
longing It is well ,.,,.,,,,. doors. Must of had
adapted for motor gears, switchboard ,, them and none the
panels, switch handles, and He had not
slit ill ear and With slit packings and to replace leather in j ,,,,,. other
point mi nit of the other car. They names then were In the world.
he came lo a less dour and
Him On. look a sight out over the court This
She it ii hard blow to a
fakes.
ha
spotted sows and pigs
sorts.
gay this
ii
fur I hare a contract
i furnish a
n my i . in i. i
girl you are, Ai no
of yours made those
. of people famous over
. , bi i u lo cut on the other car. ;
n, the son and lo have across creek
of the from Pitt side. Owner please
Sous marked with
r-m-l I
.
L R bes
an i
es
with M
ii
the In
I,, I
rd ired
a Anne I any oak
-1 , have Come In
I'll , you pi You know Mr.
i don't
I a s t tooth, Jim-
bald rs all
name's Jimmy, r's
i ii in i i all the time
to tell hi name lo
, , ,,. . , ;. for
turned hi back to
, i , ids i la behind him. In
ii man fashion.
i i helping d id got mar-
he tern d in the
. vital news.
come or I will sell them
on null, o'clock
a m. at in residence lo satisfy my
claims.
W. A DARDEN,
it. K. D. Ayden, N. 0.1
in to he rejected by woman.
Hi must.
. I . t I
I to do it
Ho offer Cm Ired Dollars
ward y a l
he cured Hall's
Cu o,
J. f . O
We, the -vii -I.
r re-n In
him p.
transactions I
I Lodges and Social
lull .
I I N IV
I. Dudley.
must be the one. for the angle was
sin to that lie bad when
a had culled his attention to tho
e , i the court. Ho tapped
The door i w open with
and a t was
en under nose.
said the u that
In
you, if you
i bothering my cook
W .-11 A
at
Well- w ill, th
for yon and
come around
have Hi.
drunken i I am she a hard-
Clerk C. Moore. working Then the door was
Register Deeds Bell. slammed in young Dewberry's face.
Wilson. Walking rapidly and very
C oil tung Dewberry loaded for
responded man icily out any u Ills Arm.
from
v host
i v
. H i i M i
He want u l Mock run leaf Ml
a purchase
Christmas Boys
J the Hint are Made,
THE JOHN FLANAGAN COMPANY
We invite to lo- k M our stock
; till i a
.- and ill went on
lieu i j lady's
I r Miss That's why
; i is your father going
tn . l i era, and-
ed not to tell am -r
H returned
give you a dollar to till me
the
i I'd n told fer v
said quickly forgetting his
, m-. Miss Ai r,
ti- lives another town.
the
you are, Anne,
in- in just then. yell
a I lull of cakes to take p- tho
tn when you and your la-
tin
Surveyor W. C.
W. b.
M. Lewis. W. E. Proctor, M. T
J. Taylor.
NATIONAL BANK
TOWN
Mayor P. M. Wooten.
C. Tyson.
H L. Curr.
i Police J T. Smith.
K r
linage A J B
,; K Davenport, B. P. Tyson.
calls attention In the H. C.
Range exhibit lo be held all of
next week at the of Hurl and
There are many users here-
abouts of the Majestic, and they all
can testily us excellence. Bead
the advertisement.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally.
acting din upon Hie blood and mu-
surfaces system.
p. cents is r bottle, bold
nil
T. Ha. tor
Tl
and Light Commission -D.
s. Spain, c oh. L
W. Tucker.
Superintendent Allen.
the end of that of Ho
is lust and must go at it sensibly.
Selecting a door, he After
a while he found the bell and rang.
in i it opened and a woman
peered over the chain.
me. Dewberry be-
in politest tones. have
tho woman cried.
agent this time of It's
disturbing
i who don't want to buy
She slammed the deer shut and rat-
chain pointedly.
Young berry leaned against ft
post and gazed at tho told, twinkling
tars, and the cat were very
much alone. It occurred to that
all this trouble could have been
Fire Chief- i Overton.
CHURCHES
Baptist. Memorial- Rev C. M. Rook-1 averted had Althea remained on her
pastor; C. C. clerk; C. J I back perch and watched his
Wilson, superintendent of Io Al.
school; J. C. Tyson, I
. , B
v Sunday school ,,, hp ,, back ,, up
from the basement where ho
TO
has increased
ATKINS Hardware
B.
we sell the best Stalk Cutter on the
market the
s w t s
The volume of business in
I yon done with your ,, U dins has Increased school.
she r ,.,, praise M I M
is
hat ti the an be
and facing a man
with a very different expression from
one he had worn half an hour be-
give them to
very
Methodist.
the cat
I -wading another Bight, he
renewed scrutiny of doors. Tho
, . n-s
ltd m K. M. Hoyle. pastor; A. Ellington, .,, of was not on any of
H. D. them. Bo. still clutching the dis-
II. I. dent Sunday school; L. H. i he went downstairs once
secretary.
the flights on the
Delphi more and are
opposite tile of the canyon.
her dark hair. we to mar-
Syracuse Chilled Plows, Cultivators and other i buy a fat n your liver
r v t. v.-, Anne. an the it s
Spoil Teat Work.
doesn't behave right
LODGES
No A. W. and A. M
Farm Implements.
STAG SEMI PASTE gallon makes
If it's in the Hardware
sometimes stops Bently W. M ; I. H. Ten
a few extras and been too and you become bilious and
g busy to go out Hike but Sharon So. A. F. and A. M.
F. W. M.; B. E.
a crimson rose m T,,
In her furs. have to take one
she said
You are safe In taking Hudson s
Sec. ,.
Encampment No.
Presently ho paused before a door.
There were bits of Ice on the door-
top Thus encouraged. Dewberry
turned the knob and entered.
on earth have yon
asked Althea In
She was at the Icebox and
young who was with her,
moved aside been
Used in
Prescription
Department
Coward w
ICE
CREAM
Superior to iv
All Fountain
Article.
Full Lint
Fountain
Peru,
Kodak Supplies
Drug Co. n.
before me. Just that I love her and
ant her. Won't that be
Sec.
Covenant So. I
Hudson's I Ivor Tone Is sold by Mas- Meets every Tuesday night. F.
night's This store Forbes N. O.; L. I Pender.
haste with the lemonade. But
O. F. I you'd better brush the powder oh
answered Anne on guard . M. I O R
against hi. apparent Indifference. it with a clean open and shut j. W
she loves money back with i,
he called, and at the smile if it falls to satisfy you. Price, V.
husky note In his voice, she lifted her a bottle, and your money is Lillian Carr.
to his, I love you and I as If you had It In your pocket Miss Ward Moore, secretary,
want you. la It f you the you need It Daughters of
answer came from president- Mrs. J
think you are perfectly
said Althea. your own fault
that you missed the lemonade. All
you had to do was go down stairs
and come up
I did returned young
Dewberry.
Mi mt . ,. n. secretary.
collar. I have waited ten Bur The Kings
night's Pharmacy today under this president; Mrs. J- O
Advt
years to hear you say
Method.
do needle-guns
IS THE
HE OF E ASTERS
IT HAS
A POPULATION OF FOUR
HUNDRED
IS
ROUNDED II Y THE BEST
FARMING COUNTRY.
INDUSTRIES OF ALL
ARE IX VI TED TO
LOCATE HERE FOR WE
HAVE EVERYTHING TO
OFFER IS THE WAY OF
LABOR, CAPITAL
I BUT ART FACILITIES.
HAVE AX UP-TO-DATE
JOB AND NEWSPAPER
PLANT,
Agriculture Is the Healthful, the Host mini .,. i
WE HAVE A
OF TWELVE HUN-
AMONG THE REST
PEOPLE IX THE EASTERN
PART NORTH CARO-
LINA AND INVITE THOSE
WHO WISH TO GET BET-
ACQUAINTED WITH
THESE GOOD PEOPLE IX
I BUSINESS WAY TO JAKE
A FEW INCHES SPACE AND
TELL THEM WHAT YOU
HAVE TO BRING TO THEIR
ATTENTION.
A I V ER Tl SI NO
RATES ARE LOW AND AN
III. HAD
I ION.
HUM Mil. I,. V r. I till
M Mill It
Stewart Bill to Weaken
Divorce Law Is Killed
By Judiciary Committee
Bill Also Receives
Unfavorable Report
LADIES
CE
House bill to regulate the purchase
of one corporation by another.
j There was considerable time de-
voted to discussion of the substitute
bill to certain employments as
extra hazardous and abrogate th
common law doctrine of contributory
negligence. Mr. Miller explained the
bill and on suggestion of Williams.
of Buncombe, that the
employments should lie specified,
I the bill went over fur further con-
of
A bill to amend the loin laws of the
state, approved by the North Carolina
Exchange, was read and ills
unfavorably the Stewart bill allowing deterred.
divorce altar live, years separation. house bill to require cinder
US
Prosecution Will Probably finish Its
Side
OFFICIALS
FEEBLE REPLY TO
Ft
e Can Stand
For Months
Confesses Sending The
Infernal Machine Which
Killed Several People
Names Justice
And To Confer With
A limit
Hates
Feb. .- By a vote
Hi to Judiciary commit
this afternoon decided to report
Mrs, Hi in Takes Stand
Tell Jury That Attack Wag Made
Hi Ni u-iii And Her
Husband
S. C, Feb.
in the case of Frederick o.
today the construe
of Its case by
which purpose to show that the
New York assaulted his
belief Is That Weal her t audition
Will Aid Men lines.
The Turks Are More
LOS dun. Fell. Turks re- of a
main oil the
and The for-
Edison Merely
Implied At Liter
Had A Judge
He Claims
REVENGE HIS
II
Feb. t Through
Thomas a.
heck for
John Nut
in ibis Crime, But Several
Fen
in clinch an offer of millions for rights
to his new talking picture Inventions
tress replies only freely to the the Inventor
apparently made which
vile and Inflicted a cut on her throat
and on top of this killed the guards on the windows of all A, bU or of
bill to allow a wife to secure divorce coaches in North Carolina was ills-
for act of adultery on the pail
and championed especially
and
no attempt has been made In the
way of a sortie.
The Turkish SB-
Mr, of who demanded
Tomorrow Mrs. Bosch Will take tho that has
mil result in making phonograph
i i Instrument.
News of the Invention was gain-
the husband. Both these bills have . stand to tell the jury that it was provisions four mouths and other,
, . i . u . , j . and not her husband who com- reports declare that the for-1
passed the The senate opposed the b assured Mr Clark . . . F.
milted assault upon her last cert any v. ill be able
ed
P. J. Brady, who
SEW YORK, Feb. John
Farrell. a confessed today
he sent He last
the death of Mrs. Herrera and
injury of Herrera and Miss
a boarder.
Then Farrell astonished police
by calmly reciting that he sent the
bomb watch killed Mrs Helen Taylor
bill.
was crowded to hear the discus- would be given him readily,
the galleries being Com-j Vote was to against the
posed of women, who were opposition
f Speeches were made against only three or four months In
bills by Bishop Joseph Blount the year and that they would e
Rev. H M. North. Rev. at A. to he on the windows else they
from attorney
Just returned
.,, at Orange, N. . and h
I . . , ,, year ago. adding that Mrs Taylor
ed to the indict- out for several weeks. Inventor the
Official quarters In Brady went to Edison on be-
was principally on whose , gnat confidence hall Cleveland and Chicago cap- Next solved the mystery
that they would he of., , ,., . .,.,. .,. i m the sending a
The
that
Ire.
Rev. W. Lay and
and for the bills by
Stewart. Murray, Allen and
I era. Mr. asked Messrs. Bar-
and l-y If they would not make
the same moral standard apply to men
as women and both ministers answer-
ed they would.
Senate, Twenty-Fourth Bay
President Pro Tern Pharr called the
senate to order at o'clock and the
opening prayer was by Rev. A. V.
Joyner, of St.
church, Raleigh.
were received from em-
of Rutherford county cotton
mills against the enactment of fur-
laws restricting the right of em-
to contract for labor; from
citizens of Wayne county for
use of two wheeled log
drags on public roads; from Wayne.
Durham. Madison. Forsyth.
Bounties for six months school term;
from Craven
law; from Nash for Increased
lo the Oxford Orphan
from Forsyth and for
dog tax; from Forsyth against fowls j
running at large after notice; from
of Hickory asking that
of new charter be submitted
the polls; Senator Jones from
the state for six months
schools.
Bay
The house was convened at 10.30
o'clock by Speaker Connor. The
cation was by Dr. I. Pitting r.
rector of the h of he Good
Shepherd.
There were numerous petitions
live to six mouths school terms, child
labor, for expenses of military com-
to the inauguration Wood-
row Wilson to be paid by the state,
against the proposed state com-
mission for usual
to the Oxford Orphan Asylum.
Hills Passed Final Reading
House Mil n
Swan
House hill as to the rate of interest
to be charged for waterworks bonds
for
House bill to allow a bond Issue
schools In
district.
testimony day
could
sault occurred. Four members of the j
Wyman living almost direct- along
would be constantly being lost there-
. ., i . . across the street, told of hearing present,
by subjecting the companies to pen- . ,.
allies, the passengers throwing them
away in Instances, as obstruct-
the views and otherwise being
undesirable.
Much Interest Manifested
In Independent Order cf
three Links
a spirit great of Cleveland and Chicago cap-
regime and declare presumably Holly magnates,
tho trial, could toll just how the as- of the country and the win-1 who were desirous of looking into last year to Judge M-
weather preclude serious opera- Edison's now storage battery with the be explained the death
Hues for of it on electric rail- Walker, slain in ISM. He slew Mia.
.,,. Taylor, he said, she was his
a of screams from different Meanwhile diplomacy has made While there who was daughter and had gene wrong. KM
parts of Beach premises, about forward since the resumption by one of the Cleveland mull- Walker was killed, he declared y a
o'clock on the night of and tile has made millionaires, was given a named Walker
Two of them that the ., further communication either of the talking pictures. Brady had caused Mrs. Taylor s downfalL
dying echo of the last scream was ,,,,. powers of the allies. hurried back home and the next day The attempt on Judge s
quickly followed by a loud rap on should it turn out that to Orange with the check. Hie he added, was made because the
i door the sound of a man's voice any time. just laughed when we had sentenced a .
diplomatic negotiations are likely lo him the cheek as part payment mimed, to twenty years Imprisonment
is Beach, let me at a standstill, although In on our offer of several millions for The bomb was sent to the judge by a
By one of these same witnesses. Dr. capitals . settlement the rights to the talking W
Marlon Wyman, the defense brought diplomacy rather than by arms said Brady. also offered him hi
out the fact that Beach had explain- hoped for. addition large royalties on the lunch-
ed to him the day that after There Is no of the re- He turned us
Much interest is being shown in
finding his wife prostrated the vie- occupation of by the
tin of a assailant and after
carrying into the house, he had Wilt Fighting
In the Independent Order m the man. Pasha, the Turkish com-
of the three links. Covenant Lodge Returning unsuccessful. Beach told who Is defending Adrian-
has additions to is membership and him he had knocked on the door to , one of the most determined
degree work at nearly every meet- be admitted. officers of the Ottoman army. He has
The lodge has recently adopted Or. Wyman and his father. Dr. Hast- he will not surrender
a plan to systematize Its degree work. Wyman, the outsiders to see until the lust of his sol-
drat Tuesday night In each month Mrs. Beach she had been wound- killed.
is devoted to work In the initiatory ed. admitted on cross examination while there have been some
the second Tuesday evening that tho attitude of Beach and his the ranks of the garrison
to
Democrats Again
In Nomination
WASHINGTON, Feb.
era I mat attempts
as life was sought. Farrell
because Herrera had said he
discharge him his job as
janitor. Farrell w-as employed at the
n apartment house where Herrera is
I this man is Mr.
Dougherty Mild, have caught
most dastardly criminal come
f, the attention of Hie police in
The bomb which caused the death
l Mrs. Herrera resulted in the
After able loss of her eyesight
to secure and the serious injury of Miss
boarder Like those sent to
and his
the degree The second de- wife toward each other was one of have been chiefly Christian sol- consideration President man
is conferred the third Tuesday affection. They reached the room In- era with Turkish regiments. the Senate succeeded fin- Mrs. Taylor and Judge It
evening and the third degree on the to which Mrs. Beach had been carried Pasha still has some 40.000 ally today an
I while blond streaming from a ,,, , number which Is considered session.
wound in neck tuM in. sufficient to man the forts and Democrats opposed Hie motion and contents and
executive was enclosed iii a pasteboard box.
Herrera found it and not knowing
the order at large Is in a very
condition and is doing an right ear and Beach told them the
untold amount of Over one story he has stuck to ever
dollars is being paid out each that his wife was attacked in front
year for the relief of distress and of their cottage an
probably more for the care and
unknown
d- while was outside giving her and a few
of orphan children. dogs an airing.
Below you will a list of our Mrs. Beach was the most
figure In court She sat
F. J. Forbes, Noble throughout two long sessions,
hOld at bay the much greater joined by Senator I-i wrap, took It and asked his wife
Hearing force. I The to was hers. opened It. Mrs Toy-
Bulgarian are said to have vent any action was resumed as soon or Grace, was killed a year and
510.000 men in the province of Thrace the doors were closed. n day ago Tho Infernal instrument
the appointments sent to the made up t a box of
ions of Greeks assisting them. Senate during the last two weeks, the and was mailed at the Grand
The greater part of this force is number now pending is nearly Central Station. Opening it she was
compelled to remain In front of 1,800, practically ail Instantly killed and until today Die
and at in order to made by President Taft reason why her death was sought
A. B. Ellington and C. E. Rountree. an occasional note from the Turkish armies concentrated since beginning of the session in identity of the assassin remained
and chatting with her bus- , places. December. unknown.
and the friends who surround- and German warships pass- The tight came to a halt p. The attempt On Judge life
ed her. When she smiled she showed through the Dardanelles n,. when the Democrats succeeded In was made during the height of tho
I two rows of perfect pearl teeth, and the protection of residents of Con- forcing the Senate to adjourn. The at a time when interest
sad brown eyes alone betrayed and I fleet of warships of Democrat absented themselves from focused on the thirty-year sen-
anxiety she may have felt. ,,,., u anchored In chamber as soon as the executive Imposed by the judge on
Supporters.
J L. Carper. Vice Grand.
W. T. Forest and J. W. Little.
porters.
l. Ponder, Chaplain.
Overton. Secretary.
W. Treasurer.
A. C F. S.
F. A Conductor.
X. II Barber. Warden.
K. H. Evans, Past Grand.
E. M. Hoyle, Musician.
other
She and her husband were almost ready for any emergency.
All was quiet along
lines today.
the
w salon
It
Quorum,
Mortimer s valet
a The instrument was
drat um
t b
I Al no time during the proceedings
did Beach advise with his counsel Bay In Celebrate Dedication at Moody School
He appeared to think that his lawyers CITY OF MEXICO. Feb. Mass. Fib
there were four of them or five of Mexico was en today on the day's celebration of Founder's Hay judge's library
Annual I were able to look out for his inter- anniversary of the adoption of the the Mt. boy's school, one of which followed his hand was maimed
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Fob 6.- The federal constitution Free perform- the institutions founded by and his face and shoulders lacerated.
certain Cleveland grand lodge of Connecticut jury of countrymen will decide were given In the theaters for L, Moody, was made notable by the Walker, who Farrell declares
began Us one hundred and twenty- the guilt or Innocence of the wealthy the poor and military bands gave con- dedication of the new Me- shot down
sent to the
jurist's home and placed the library
table He did not like its appearance
ard
To- nice. Inspector Owen opened It In the
in the explosion
the Bowery nearly
i to graded schools for, fl communication in this Yorker. Seven of them are certs In the principal plazas. Crowds Library. The library is a gift years ago. His taking of caused a
the town of Troy. city today with an attendance of prom farmers, one a merchant and the thronged the In front of the of Mrs. A. F. of New York sensation at the lime, but the slayer
House bill as to stock law members f the fraternity from cotton mill men. Every man an- National Palace, throughout the day in memory of the Rev Or. William was never found.
, all parts of the state Grand Master unhesitatingly when asked if The demonstrations In the C. long connected with Deputy Commissioner Dougherty
House bill to more effectually pie Holden of Norwich, presided he thought he could give the In other of the leading cities were educational and missionary work In said today he would go back to the old
Tent the spread of hog cholera. over the Initial session tills at a la. Mai it. character

PITT GETS
Mr. J. Pollard Alias Another
Mm
Mr. J. F. Pollard, of this township,
i In heat when conies to
Everybody at ire but I'm
county fair will
be made on prizes,
twenty Bret being
awarded to Mm on his exhibits.
And now ho is hoard from again
the announcement coming from Co-
that Mr. Pollard wins
prize on at
the corn exhibition there. We ex-
that by the time Hie Judging it
out ho will be winner on some
things,
in tin state and county election
without regard to sex and a bill to
submit such amendment to the
of Now fork ha the sen-
ate with only one dissenting rote
and it is predicted that it will rs-
, but slight opposition in the
in England where the
are agitating for
suffrage, all who own
pro ha a full
to municipal suffrage.
The v doing it work
in up and beautifying as
well as making more out
cities towns and in they
should given power.
Mi rewards stock Law
First, I to l had nothing
to do with the Hill of 1911 In Pitt
for did not know the bill had
been drawn until it had passed.
Second, It made little difference to
no- either way. when it became
a Ian I expected to abide by it. as
all good have tried to do.
But now am opposed to its be-
repealed, sin ply because be-
repeal ii would ho unjust to
both unjust to those who favor
k law because they have mad i
arrangements lo obey the law in
i. . . their and I bi
ii would b equally unjust to ;
d the law because
made In favor e
ken I . i . .;
have . mid de d the
i, e ; no
until Id
in the fence, it seems to m
ii would In II lo h-t them know
t get I i
i . gang
mid .
And to you encouraged
aided an I in cutting
i iii i feel guilty,
i have your con-
ice and made him stand aside.
Hod pity you and give you
. i ii I N i I . i
you led, hut I know your
lawless course will, ii carried to a
-i. ruin commonwealth and
;. ;. from you all happiness i
and bring I
. i ii I.,. . . .-
silt your best an I
Respectfully,
II. CARROLL,
unit ion him. months
V V. Woman round lie-
lief in
Hid cough for a week
Then just think how distressing it
to have a tough bang on for
months.
Mis. Maria o Newell
Street, N. V. had
a very heavy which settled In-
to chronic which kepi me
us throe months.
and tired all the time because
v. as broken. The effect of
taking your cod liver and iron
is that my cough is pone
l can now gel a good night's
I feel much stronger in every
ml action of
elements livers aided
by blood-making and
. of tonic iron
i so . for
colds mid
ii e tied, tun down system
Try of with c
your mono
. not BaS-
Pharmacy, Greenville, X. C
Greenville, N. C, Jan.
Mr. H. A. White, Agent
Maryland Casualty Co.,
Greenville, N. C.
Please accept th for the prompt
handling of my claim of for idem-
on account of illness.
This is my claim against the
Maryland Casualty C since I have
been carrying one of their Disability
Yours very truly,
W. E. Hooker.
Mill
Again we want to advise the farm-
era and their wives that In-
will ho held, in Pitt county
Ba
At Friday.
Al U
At Monday
Every in the county should
one more of these
t. s.
e. Need lo Mop
When the doctor orders you lo slop
work it staggers yen. I cant, you
say. know you arc weak, run
down and falling in health day by
work as long as
you can stand, What you need Is
Electric Bitters to give tone,
ind i Igor to m. to vi
down and build you up. Don't
. sickly or ailing when El
Hitters will you from
first dose. Thousands bless them for
glorious health and strength
Try them. Every bottle is
i, ii to Only at all drug-
gists, adv
Fine
Furniture-
to make the home
cozy and comfortable
replace the shabby
w o r n o u t furniture
with your selection
from our present or
DINING ROOM SUITES
DRAWING ROOM S
BED ROOM SUITES-----
A large offering of tables, china closets, buffets,
sideboards, fine gilt for the drawing room
TAFT VANDYKE
Marriage Linages
week Register Bell
marriage licenses to th.- fol-
lowing parties.
WHITE
Walter Carson and Nora Moon.
Allen and A. i
John ll Ho. buck and Carrie L.
COLORED
Tyson and Baker.
stray Taken
I haw- taken up one female hog
about dark red color,
marked swallow fork in both
Owner can gel same by proving own-
and paling charges.
JOHN HARDER,
ltd i
Hill to Permit Women to in
Municipal
by D. M.
hill to An Act lo
r Women the Right to
Vote in all Municipal Elections.
The General Assembly of North
Carolina do
That the
shall ho amended by add-
thereto the following provision
Ii all municipal elections under this
or any other section all person
twenty-one years of ace without
Unction of shall he qualified
under the same Riles and reg-
to registration and in
other respects as now obtain in
n to such elections, or may
prescribed law.
Sec. J. Any qualified voter of
town, as prescribed by this act. shall
be to office under Bald mun-
See. ,. That this act shall ho in
force from and after Its ratification.
Boom Captured
WILSON. Feb. Cleveland
Boone, who a few days is said
to have killed R. A. in i
drunken row near Homes church In
Nash county, was caught in Durham
taken to Bailey, where he had a
preliminary hearing was held with
out bond. He was brought here by
Origin, constable of Jackson
township. Nash county, and placed in
jail, where he rem lined until this
morning and was then taken to the
Nashville jail.
Lap Robes
and Buggy Robes
Received from the Manufacturers. In Direct
With the Makers are able In offer these at Comparative-
Prices
Stands the Government
Every Dollar You Deposit in
This Bank is Protected by the
Government.
THE MOST STRINGENT ll. LAWS IN THE WORLD
APPLY TO NATIONAL EXPERTS
WATCH EACH TRANSACTION ON BEHALF OF THE DE-
IN A NATIONAL B INK. THAT IS WHY THIS
HANK IS SO SAFE.
AM. CONVENIENCES AFFORDED TO FIRMS AND
WHO WITH IS.
The National Bank of Greenville
Greenville, N. C.
MILLION DOLLARS
F. James, I. V. V- Pres. F. J. Forbes,
CHATTANOOGA, 3.--
From all parts of the South delegates
ore pouring into i tor the
in s i on vent Inn of iv. a
baptist church. The
which will he th- its kin
rid I i the Soul will
. tomorrow and until
Friday. An attendance Of several
thousand and visitors is in-
FOR SALE I SODA IN
condition. Terms reasonable
A. S. care Reflector.
I from Two to Twenty Dollars
G A MOST ACCEPTABLE AND PRACTICAL CHRISTMAS PRESENT S
a S
We mini ion lo Inspect If your visit will not r
no an a
SPECIAL Christmas for and Girls-
I Bast that are
I THE JOHN FLANAGAN BUGGY COMPANY
We invite you to look at our stock
In regard to the above act the fol-
will he
Got. of has
sent a message to the of
that state his
made to the last two
years that municipal
he women by statute,
and in his address he
with on the need
His reform. In New York Sill-
recommended an amendment to
the constitution conferring suffrage
Announcement
On account of rain I be
AUCTION SALE
Choice Residence Lots,
which lo have been held
at BETHEL, on Monday,
January 27th, has been
Postponed
TO
Tuesday, FEB. th
A. M.
Watch FURTHER
ANNOUNCEMENT
Atlantic Coast
Realty Co.
N. C.
am.
G. M. SON
General .
Merchandise
Buyers of cotton and
duce. We now former
Co.
will be glad to have our
MOVEMENT OF TRAINS
Time Of Arrival And Departure
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
Northbound Southbound
a. m. 1.18 p. m.
5.17 p. m. 6.33 p. m.
NORFOLK SOUTHERN
1.15 a. m. 3.30 a. m.
a. m. 7.35 a. m.
6.25 a. m. 4.17 p. m.
S. T. HICKS
Steam and Hot Water
Heating
Gasoline
Electric Light
I am prepared to do your work at
i . . ,
No.
Hudson Maxim, celebrated Inventor
and mechanical engineer. years
old today.
The Bank of Grenville
Greenville, North Carolina
WITH RESOURCES OF
Half Million Dollars
Offers its excellent
vices to the people of
Pitt County with a
cordial solicitation
for business.
L. HAMS President JAMES I. LITTLE, Cashier.
T. II ill KM, Tire President II. D. Cashier.
CHANGE IN FIRM
The Taft Boyd Furniture Co., has
been succeeded in name by the Higgs-
Taft Furniture Co. The latter
all business of the former, and will con
to do a general furniture business
as heretofore.
We are better prepared than ever to
serve our and invite them to
call us often.
HIGGS TAFT FURNITURE CO.
Greenville, N. C.
Cabbage
OF
FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS
FOR SALE
The Jersey Wake-
Held, Charleston Sun,
Large Loll Drum Head.
Thin -c -lei 11- should i inn-
headings through miner.
Prepared for from
to at per thousand.
Over a per thousand, f.
o. b. K. C. Can supply
orders any size
Count and satisfaction
L, C. Arthur
GREENVILLE, C,
Coward Drug Co.
limn M and
the Bat
Drugs
Used in Our
Prescription
Department
ICE
CREAM
Superior to any.
All Fountain
Toilet Articles,
Full Una of
Stationery,
Fountain
Pens,
Kodak Supplies
Drug Co.
AND SHEET WORE.
For Slate or Tin, Tin Shop Repair
Work and Flues in Season, See
I. J. JENKINS Greenville, NO.
H.
Wholesale and retail grocer and
furniture dealer. Cash paid for hided,
Cotton Seed Oil Turkeys,
Boa.
Oak bedsteads, mattresses, etc.,
Suits, Baby carriages, go-carts, par-
suite, tables, lounges, safes,
and Gall Ax snuff, High
Life tobacco, Key West Cheroots. Hen-
George canned cherries,
peaches, apples, syrup, Jelly,
flour sugar, coffee, soap, lye, magic
food, matches, oil. cotton seed
and seed oranges,
nuts, candles, dried apples,
peaches prunes, currants, raisins,
glass and china ware, wooden ware,
cakes and crackers, macaroni, cheese,
best butter, new Royal Sewing ma-
chines and numerous other goods.
Quality and quantity cheap for cash.
Come to me Phone Number U,
Reception to Visitors
On Saturday evening the Y. W. C.
A. of the Teachers Training School
gave a reception to the visiting
of the Council. The newly fin-
and tarnished hall on the third
floor, the pride of the association, and
Recreation Hall, were beautifully
decorated with pine, plants and cut
flowers.
The officers of the Y. W. C. A., the
faculty members of the advisory
board, Pres. and Mrs. Wright,
lady principal and the visitors were In
the receiving line.
The charming social evening was
to the social committee, of which
Miss Willie Smith Is chairman.
Two Women Die During
Panic in Moving Picture
Show
NEW Fob I. -A by
of and the smoke from an ex-
ployed reel of a motion picture ma-
chine in an theater tonight
resulted In a panic among the
of -100 persons and a rush for
the exits, in which two women were
killed and eleven other persons so
badly injured that they had to be
to hospitals.
The panic occurred in one of the
most densely populated sections of
the and the thousands who
poured into Houston street in
front of theater and rushed to the
doors added to the confusion and to
the Dumber of injured. The two
men, who have not been identified,
were trampled to death In the crush
the crowd to reach the doors. The
operator of the machine soon
burning film, and the
flames did not spread beyond the
fireproof cage In which he worked.
Interesting
Mr. Wade H. or
son, Ky. a traveling salesman, spent
Sunday in Greenville, and in the
delivered a lecture In the
Methodist church, his subject
Towers of Those
who heard a real feast.
a Beautiful Song
As an offertory In the Baptist
church Sunday Miss
Parker, of Dream
of Miss Parker has a
rich, sweet voice, and her singing
much enjoyed.
J. C. L
Charles K.
Charles K. president of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway,
was horn in Licking county. Ohio.
1866. It is said that no
railway executive in America has had
practical experience in railroad-
than has Mr. He started
i his career in and in the years
followed he was employed con-
as fireman, bag-
conductor, train
master and genial superintendent In
the early years of his service lie was
the en of the Hocking
Valley and several roads. In
he entered the employ of the
Cleveland Chicago and
Louts Hallway as assistant to the
president. Ten years later he be-
came general of that road
and upon its consolidation the
New York Central lines Mr.
was made first vice president of
system, which position he held until
elected last year to the presidency
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail-
way.
Sale of Tobacco Warehouses
By authority vested in us by the
stockholders of the Farmers
Tobacco Company In a meet-
held on the. 1st day of February.
1913. the undersigned committee will
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, before the court house door
in the town of Greenville, N. C, on
Saturday, the 15th day of February.
1913, at o'clock, noon, all of the
real estate belonging to the said
Farmers Consolidated Tobacco Com-
consisting of the Gun and Star
warehouses located in Greenville, the
Liberty warehouse located In Wilson,
and Planters warehouse located
in
Terms of sale. cash.
R. WILLIAMS,
K. H. CAPPS.
J. J.
S. M. JONES,
Committee,
Alexander
Alexander president of
College, was horn in Roche-
dale. England. February I, The
first eight days of his life was spent
In Great Britain and then in hi
brought their family to
settling la Pawtucket R I H
entered Brown University nine years
and was graduated with high
I in From Brown he went
to Cornell University, where he be-
advanced study for his doctorate-.
In he became assistant
of philosophy and at the end of
more years he was again ad-
lanced, this tine to post of as-
professor In 1901 r
john was made dean of the
land two years later he received his
full appointment as professor of log-
metaphysics. Tills position he
Continued to hold until his election
year to the presidency of Am-
College.
and Negroes
in Hot Fight
Tar Heels
Guests at
Capital
R. Green Co.,
WOOD
Cut In any Length
Phones and
LUMBERTON, Feb. WASHINGTON. Feb. SALK
is dead and several and mo North Carolinians attend-1 mm lo
arc wounded as the re- ed the first annual banquet of the at
suit of a drunken row in the village North Carolina Society of a- place
of eleven miles from Lumber- ton at the Saturday
ow owned by Hen Stocks, Dear Win-
ton on the Cast Line. The light Four members the United described per-
. late this afternoon. Hums and one member-elect Three horses, one
Robert Lewis and deputies all of whom were born In North wagon, one cart.
were dispatched there about to- responded to the Norm
and are there. The Carolina in the They Here
me buggy, three tobacco trucks, corn
and hay. hogs, geese, chickens and
lei Involved in the light isn't known, s, F. M. North car- farm-
A passenger on the Coast Line Senator M. of Mon- m
night brought Lack the that or- Senator F. Johnston of
had been restored and Alabama; Senator Smith
officers are holding a number of the Georgia; Senator-elect W. P. Webb,
rioters. Tennessee, whose credentials will
The names of the dead and the be presented to the Senate Monday, k
TOM JACKSON.
AMI BEAD STOKES
FENCES
FOR ONE YOKE
weigh each, warranted good
pullers. Q, T. R. F, D,
NORTH CAROLINA
d-w i
Eighteen Additions
At the Sunday morning service In
Methodist church pastor, Rev.
K M. Hoyle. received eighteen per-
sons Into the membership of the
Church, this being a result of the re-
cent meeting. This large number at
young people dedicating their lives to
the service of God made an
scene.
Dr. New Discover;
Soothes irritated and
stops chronic and hacking cough, re-
tickling throat, tastes nice.
Take no once used, always
Buy It at all druggists,
adv
are unknown as is the cause Speaker Overman hoped to conic
the trouble. Nothing more than late Saturday afternoon when his
a drunken row between the roughest physician decided be had yet
clement the two races appears to sufficiently recovered from the opera-
have caused the trouble. The light for appendicitis, undergone Do-
seems to have been started by the to permit his attendance,
blacks. I Congressman Small, oldest In point
Though white men interfered and of service of the North Caroline
helped to break up the row, all es- gallon in the national house of Rep-
Injury and assisted in holding and Hon. Con-
of worst. The nor. speaker of the lower house of
the return of the officers before the state legislature, responded to the
midnight and the number under toast. Carolina in the House
rest is not known. It is reported tint
there be two Indians and a j Josephus Daniels was called to
fatally Injured, speak on a Tar Heel For-j
White Man Shoots ,,,,. Lieutenant Governor Francis D.
Robert King, foreman of the lath- spoke in fine patriotic vein,
plain at shot a The climax of the talk camel
through the cap of Cam Ingram this v i,, , Governor Craig.
morning, but missed the was the verse which
I to the hind of the long leaf
The two had quarreled and King
pulled a pistol on the boy. aim Peculiar Interest attached to the
was good. This afternoon before a , Senator-elect Webb, of
Justice of the peace. Kink waived ex- because of the number of
animation and will be tried at the rag- men present who had attended his
term of court , at Hell Buckle. Mr. Webb was
II. It KISS
Still With
-Old
Life Insurance Co.,
of
New York.
SUCCESS
HAPPINESS
Are You a Cold
Take Dr, New Discovery
The Cough, Cold, Throat and
I ling medicine made. Money refund-
ed if it tails to cure yon. not hes-
It our risk. First dose
helps. J. ll. Wells.
King's New Discover.
cured my terrible cough and cold,
l gained pounds. Buy it at all
druggists. ad-,
born in Person county and graduated
from the of North Carolina
in the class of 1879.
RED BLISS
Schultz.
AT S.
Murderer on Trial
Ind. case
r which was brought
i ere on change of venue from Jen-
county, was called for trial to-
day. is charged with the
murder of brothers at
home near North Vernon cm
i of October last. Tim
ed accomplices in th.- crime J.
and Henry Tyler, arc to he
el a later term of court.
The start toward success and hap-
I is in owning your own home.
you save and add to your
the road will be a long one.
tart saving now. Deposit your
with us where It will draw Inter-
est and when you want to own your
home you will And that we will ad-
the to assist
You Can Buy Shares
In The 11th Series
NOW
HOME AND
ASSOCIATION
40.1 N. C.
THAT
selling the Imperial Irons
on positive if
suit and do the work will refund
I Carr and
end
Beginning business in April, 1901. ewer eleven years ago, Capita
noting s efforts not the of the f.-w. b it for the i S d
the drawing- its the rank and He of Pitt q-q
The Banking Trust Company
Working ct
700.000
Has grown to bi not THE LARGEST INSTITUTION n b it
tr, banks in
I INCREASE TS FROM 26th, 1911. to
on N v n r 1912, his b i i FEN IN THE STATE.
Provided with every sate f th i tn ail U ac-
s, and c m w i s t yo o
Uncle Sam and the Stats of Carolina Do
E. G. FLANAGAN, Fret.
with US-
E. B. HIGGS, V-Pres.
C. S. CARR,
r-

THE CAROLINA HOME
and FARM and EASTERN
r U
mi Inc.
L J
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r. year, UP
i.
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, , . I UH
corner
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A. , i i- . . . Kr, H
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up chatted Mr three
per up U lines
d as class
august 1910. i the post
March
FRIDAY. ARV 1913
V MM HOME
When fence war is and
-i a is restored. When ii shall no
longer be thought necessary to tall
people from homes, by day. to
be disturbed by over the
location a or to assemble the
lawless, night, to cut destroy
what has been lawfully located. When
is no longer profitable to array
neighbor against neighbor and the
people shall again be allowed to think
their less fortunate fellow i
it is to be hoped that the humane and
benevolent inclined people of
will turn their attention to the
of a county home, which shall
be a credit to the county and a com-
place for its inmate. The
present old out of date buildings have
been pronounced by grand juries and
judges a disgrace to the county
so say we.
As a stimulus to action we beg
call attention to what Is being done
in the county of Iredell and Pitt is
certainly as able to build a decent
home for its unfortunates as Iredell.
The following extract from an ex-
change gives an Idea of no-
The of Wheeler and Stern are
work on plans for the Iredell
county home, which is to be built at
Barium Springs. The plans call for
nine buildings, and these will be sit-
i on a shady knoll facing the
railroad, giving a splendid view of
the surrounding country.
There will be three large buildings
and a few cottages, together with a
bu ling for the insane and an
About the center of the plot
will be situated the dining hall. This
building will contain separate dining
loom for the superintendent and on
each for the colored and white in-
mates, and pantries. The
basement will be equipped with
heating plant, pump and artesian
well and laundry and storage room.
Directly in front of the dining hall
will be the building for the white in-
and the superintendent. The
rooms will be made to accommodate
one, two. three and four Inmates each.
There will be locker rooms, toilet and
bath rooms. The building will have
two large living rooms, one each for
the men and women, and around the
house will numerous spacious
porches. The other large building
will be back of the dining hall, and
will he for the colored inmates of the
home. This building will be arranged
In the same order and have about the
same accommodations as the building
for the white Inmates. Both buildings
for the inmates will be two stories
high, while the dining hall will be
only one story with a basement.
To the right of the dining hall and
facing the north will be situated the
Insane asylum, and directly opposite
the dining room, facing the south,
will be the infirmary building. The
present plans call for two cottages
which will be erected In diagonal ac-
to the dining hall. Each cottage
will contain two bedrooms, bath,
room and porch. The lay out calls
for two additional cottages which will
be erected at some future date, and
will be erected on the opposite
access to the dining hall.
All the buildings will be of brick,
and will be modern and up to date in
every particular and as convenient as
possible.
The plans will be completed within
three or four weeks and work will
commence as soon afterwards as the
bids can be taken and the contract let.
The Iredell county chain gang now
at work grading and cutting down
such trees as will be to be
removed., A U.
at work boring a six-Inch artesian
well which will supply water for the
Chronicle.
---------o
If January was a good month, let's
try to make February better.
We are publishing the anti-cigar-
bill introduced in legislature
a few dais ago by Representative
M Clark. Tin nature of this bill will
i in ii- n ulna;, the dam-
age ii do to a large Industry in
North Carolina, it ii becomes a law.
is apparent. Take county,
for Instance, there was paid out
in about
ii per cent the tobacco
raised ii. the i used
While mi tobacco
i in i if the
where are closed, it will
Pitt county
of any Bale for their crop and the
culture tobacco would necessarily
i ease
Greenville Tobacco Board of
Trade has recognized damage to
the Industry would result from
tie passage of Representative Clark's
bill have adopted resolutions
it will also petition the
legislature not to pass it.
Mr. Clark stated that he was go-
to the legislature to represent the
people of and endeavor
to carry out their wishes If he fol-
lows this statement he win withdraw
present bill.
The Reflector mas has received
quite a compliment from a man for
v hose opinion of the law we have
treat respect. He walked in and said
he wanted us to join a law firm
him. Not at first catching the point
the offer, we asked why he made
It, advising him that we Lad never
read a law book and knew nothing
about It. yea you lie add-
ed. know more law than th-
man who is in the senate pretending
to make laws for us. You said if the
Evans stock law repeal bill becomes
a law, it will repeal all the present
stock law existing on the south side
cf Tar river, while he says his bill
will not do so. You are right, and
he Is wrong, therefore, you know the
law better than he The
can see the force of this when it
comes to considering the stock law
repeal bill. The would-be
lawyer In the senate is not
together so learned as he thinks he
We the state would do hot- A Kansas man who in 1896 vowed
to encourage automobiles than Li that he would never have his hair cut
drive out with special taxes, until a Democratic president was in-
There Is no more reason in placing now has a of
a special mi an automobile than inches. He says he is going to
a buggy, or wagon or any other be on hand to sec Wilson
Every automobile adds that ed and then strike a bee line for the
much lo the on Which ail valor- barber. He had also better reckon
taxi in be paid, be- with weather conditions.
cause a man is able T. ; n one
no reason lie should be burden- Faithfulness brings Its reward.
i will tax from which President-elect Wilson has appointed
are Immune. this, j. p, who been bis
owner soon becomes ,,. secretary as governor New
a f roads advocate and I made a good one. to the
worth something am community position secretary to president
o--------- This is the first of bis appointments
no there that been mail.- public.
in the ground hog tradition, I
weather is much along the Dr. it t Cox, one
to sustain ii. Sunday, the -ml. th tentative in th- legislature, believes
day on which the ground is re- j,, protecting the health of the
puled to lake look out. , ,, He introduced three sanitary bills
Ii ho sees shadow returns to bis Monday, one relating to railroad
another forty days of win- one to railway coaches, and one
was a bright day. and to hotels and restaurants.
of course he could see his p
And before another sun rose there m. rung ,.
was a cold rain With some snow mM ,,,,,,, ,,,,, back the
mixed with It. and disagreeable lB raiding th
generally. treasury for appropriations for his
slate the rest of us say keep
The Reflector man's Judgment has f senator.
There is a movement on looking;
to the establishment of a large can-
factory here. In addition to
being a profitable enterprise
conducted, such a factory would
ford a good market to neighboring
farmers for their produce.
Several years ago the late Senator
Willis R. Williams, of got his
six per cent interest bill enacted. At
every legislature since then some
member has tried to raise the limit
to the rate, but the effort has
as often as It came up.
The farmers of this county could
not put in the time better than In
attending the Institutes in on
the 7th, Greenville on the Mb. and
on the 10th.
It Greenville township does no be.
on the alert. Is going to
be first in the matter of building good
roads.
Itching, Fiery,
Raw Eczema
w a I
Vis, an burning, raw.
skin relieved the moment
it. is a clean, sooth-
healing wash, composed of Thy
Witch Hazel.
Acid and other medicinal heal-
properties. relieve
even form of skin and seal
eruption, and it you an- not entirely
Battened from the very
25-cent bottle, a, re-
your money, Large size
Si. Endorsed and sold in Greenville
i s Pharmacy.
is prepared by K. Hose
Medicine Co. Mo., and
their guarantee is as -rood as gold.
; i
SHU'S SCALP
The merchant who pulls down his
advertisement when trade is dull,
might close his store for the same
reason.
been sustained again. He said
was no the Evans bill
to repeal the stock law of
the legislature.
the
the of the bill tn i
lid net what ;
was lain lg , ills bi I
the house of
killed it so dead that it can-
not be resurrected.
The lower house of the legislature
has passed the bill making
for five years between husband
end wife ground for divorce, giving
both the privilege to marry
The senate should kill this bill.
President-elect does like
a silk hat, but says he may have to
conform to custom long enough lo
wear one while reviewing the
parade.
It is safer to leave money In the
banks than Is to be wearing t
around In your pockets. A few days
ago an county man cash-
ed a draft In one of the Tar-
banks. With the wad tucked
in his pocket he concluded lo pay
up a few bills before leaving town,
and had not gone far before
that he had over of
his money . if he bad let the money
A Texas congressman also tried to
head off the appropriation for the In-
land water-way, and again Congress-
man Small was there to head him off
Johnnie is watching, and Is going O
get the appropriation through.
Mr. E. C. Duncan has offered lo
lay the state's Interest In the At-
and North Carolina railroad at
or per cent of its par
value.
If the search and seizure law Is
passed by the legislature, there
stay In the bank and given checks , . . ., .,
some places in Greenville that will
on it to pay his bills, he would have
been saved from the serious loss.
A cabinet maker fixed
up a story at Miami. Fla., where
J. Bryan has his winter home,
and over the country
Mr. Bryan had declared that he would
accept the position of secretary of
state in President-elect Wilson's cab-
that a man from Trenton,
N J, who called on Mr. Bryan, had
Just left Miami and was hurrying
back to Trenton to convey mes-
sage of acceptance to Mr. Wilson.
And Mr. Bryan conies out with a
statement that the story Is without
foundation. The busy-bodies can real-
give public men
and unpleasantness.
Representative H. A. Page, of Moore
introduced in the legislature
a bill to allow county commission-
In their to abolish the
office of county treasurer and pro-
for the deposit and paying out
the county in some bank of the
county. The committee having the
kill under consideration reported
unfavorable In its general
but at the request of Represent-
Page let It go In with favorable
report to apply only to his own
Such an arrangement might
work with advantage in some of the
counties, but there is doubt of It do-
so In all of them.
One of the best prepared books
that have seen, setting forth
advantages of Greenville and Pitt
county, Is one recently compiled and
Just being distributed by Mr. J. A.
The book Is not only well
written, but It contains many beau-
Illustrations of public buildings,
I residences, business houses, street,
road and farm scenes. The photo-
graphs were taken by Mr.
himself, and In addition to these there
some pen drawings that show
him to be a real artist. We under-
stand he contemplates a similar work
In other counties of the state and
meet with much success, for
books are valuable.
The ground hog lakes bis share of
abuse without so much as a grunt.
The article about Judge
on the page of yesterday's paper
should have been credited to the
Landmark, but the credit
v as inadvertently overlooked. It was
In reference to the work of Judge
not be able to stand the
Wonder how many of the new
year resolutions held out through the
first If yours Is still hold-
stick to It.
And Castro must go to the place
from whence he came, or some place
bee in Iredell superior , . . ,, .
F else. At any rate he Is not allowed
and is in keeping with the fine rec-
lie is making all over the state.
to stay on this side.
are raising a fuss
J. C. U Gudger died a th inauguration
ago at his home In to them Instead of to the
He was for sixteen years a people of
court Judge, and was well
known throughout the stale, having anti-cigarette bill Introduced
held court In every county. legislature by Representative
---------e D. M. Clark, does not find favor with
The Georgia man who bought a the people down this way.
lot In the cemetery and erected there-
on a monument to himself, then com- You would not see so many
suicide, might have gone a era coming Greenville's
little bit further and dug his own there was something to attract them.
grave.
I Regardless of the many who want
Is going to paint t peep under it, President-elect
red. At least he has ordered son Bits on the lid of his cabinet.
that all mall boxes and mall
wagons be painted color. does not get much
By red he means red, too, nothing applause from the dress circle over
short of the genuine color passing his women vote specialties.
Inspection.
From the amount of building In
Some are getting the leg- prospect for this year, Greenville Is
. Mature to pass local compulsory a good place for contractors and me-
school attendance bills, so those
ties can have It any way in the
no bill Is passed applying to the en-1 Our neighbor, Washington, Is
stale. to establish a tobacco market
there. It's a good thing to have.
There Is more opinion favorable ---------9
than otherwise to the selling The ground hog Is rubbing his eyes
her Interest the Atlantic and North in readiness for his appearance Sun-
i i
railroad, now that a fairly day.
reasonable offer has been made for It.
Before you could hardly It,
i Convening the legislature In spec- the first month of the year has slip-
or adjourned session will be
less expensive way to get the o
amended than to hold a con-
convention.
in all the after other
things, do not overlook
reed of factories.
Maybe weather Is waiting for
the ground hog to do Its worst
Shut off steam and the train will
stop. When you want to quit
slop advertising
Nothing beats keeping clean. Char-
Is to have a snap
a month lo the Inauguration of
President Wilson.
Hon. M. of Pitt count,
row in the legislature, we believe, has
a lengthy, prominently displayed
In the Greenville Reflector.
which, among other things, he says
about Senator W, F. Evans, also of
take off my hat to you Sen-
you are smoothest
and biggest two-faced liar the
honest farmers of Pitt county ever
had to deal We fear the gen-
so praised, will hardly take
It as a moral tribute, even though
quite a compliment to his ability.
However, what we started to say
that while this may be Car
It Is certainly
Carolina political language
ton Dispatch.
North Carolina sent out of the state
last year more than million dollars
for hay. corn and feedstuffs, all of
which might have been produced at
home without clearing an additional
acre of land. We need capital
North Carolina and borrowers are
paying seven and eight per cent for
money which mean the growth of the
And yet we are not wise
enough to raise our hay and grain
home and keep the money here for
developing our
Chronicle.
More About Judge Whedbee
Judge Whedbee made a good
in and among
the people he Is generally commend-
ed. Of course some of the lawyers
and others personally Interested In
prefer a Judge who lets viola-
tors off light, but the people
ally believe that law Is made to be
enforced and violators should
be punished, hence their
of Judge Whedbee. His honor
sent about a score to the chain gang,
for ranging from four years
down to two months; two or three
couldn't go to the roads landed
In Jail while many others were
thankful they could raise the
to pay out. It Is hoped that Judge
Whedbee will come this way again
but If it is known that he Is to be
back May term the criminal dock-
et will be light. The lawless will
either conduct themselves properly
or run away. Sixteen men like
bee on the superior court bench would
unnecessary any Increase in the
number of Judges and would largely
reduce Landmark.
by Representative M.
A bill to be entitled ah act to pro-
the manufacture or sale or of-
for sale or bringing Into the
state for the purpose of sale, or
of any cigarettes, cigarette pa-
or substitutes therefor.
The General Assembly of North Car-
do
Section That It shall be a mis-
demeanor for any person, firm or
corporation to manufacture or sell,
offer to sell, or to bring Into the
slate for the purpose of selling,
away or otherwise disposing of
any cigarettes, cigarette papers or
substitutes for the same; and a
of any of the provisions of this
act shall be a misdemeanor punish-
able by a fine of not less than fifty
dollars.
Bee. That this act shall take
from and after me day
January, nineteen hundred and four-
teen.
and of Scalp
lured Quick by
It is simply wonderful how-
after dandruff. You rub a
it in with tips of the lingers. It
I-, into the glands,
them, stops the itch, and
the head feel tine. No. It Isn't
sticky Is a line, clear, vanish-
liquid. You don't have to even
wash your bands after using
And what a wonder it is for eczema,
rash, pimples and all skin afflictions.
A 25-cent trial
Pharmacy Is to stop any
skin
Is prepared by E. W. Rose
Medicine Co. St. Louis, Mo., and is
regularly sold by druggists at a
bottle prove what it will do
trifling expense. is now put
up 25-cent trial bottles.
Family
Mr. J. E. Harris. who lives six
miles from town in the vicinity of
Frog Level, was here a day or two
and said the fourth pair of twine
recently came to his home. Mr.
has been married years an I
In that time twelve children have
been added to his family, twins four
times and singles four times. If any
family can show more rapid growth
than this we would like to have the
names.
Entertainment for Profit
There Is a paragraph that stands
In the announcements on the second
page of paper, which Is some-
I times overlooked by people sending
notices for publication. It Is the one
j in reference to entertainments held
for the purpose of making money, a
small charge the usual la
made for publishing notices of them.
When such notices are sent In. the
price, which can be easily ascertain-
ed by counting the words, should
come with them.
Sir Hiram S. Maxim, famous for
inventions of firearms and ex-
years old today.
I The St. Louis believe they
have a star in pitcher Carl
on account of his great showing
ring the closing weeks of last season.
WE ARE KIT hum; NEW
Oxfords In all leathers. See them
before buying . J. R. and J. Q.
The best Investment
for your
only a we
FOUR CENTS A WEEK
AND PLENTY FOR A FAMILY OF FIVE
THE YOUTH'S
COMPANION
STORIES AND ARTICLES on
and athletics for boys and young men.
STORIES AND ARTICLES for
and women in active employment;
invalids and shut-ma.
STORIES AND ARTICLES for busy
mother and at school and
college.
Nobody in the family Is left out by The
Companion. There's something for
from the youngest to the oldest.
COMING
A GREAT SERIAL STORY,
by F. S
On Misery Cure. now and
of this remarkable
YOUTH'S COMPANION.
SI
I .-
Sad Tragedy Yesterday
In Carolina Township
Tuesday evening a
Ml occurred at home
Mr William in Carolina
when son. Andrew, aged
I and killed Hoyt
. ii IS
The boy was an orphan
lived Mr. White-
Tuesday evening be cleaned
.,. his single bare pun. loaded it
stood pun in a the
room. Another son of Mr.
who was In the room, started
pick up the gun when the
boy told him ii was loaded
leave it alone. This hoy went out.
a moments Andrew White-
who was in the where
hi mother was preparing supper and
to go out he was
Annoying her. went in room Where
Hie Whitaker boy was. Young Whit-
was toward him and An-
drew seeing the gun in the corner
picked up and began playing with
it He had hardly got the gun in
Vis hands it was
the load striking the boy
an head and tearing off the back
of his head. Whitaker died almost
instantly.
Chapel Hill dotes
ill it In
for M an
The Bulletin, which Prof. u
Walker is editor, notes that
S is the dad- the dedication
the educational building th
I ii R i made to I
Building
through the generosity the
contributed to
v Us
now adding finishing touches lo
the building. Supplementary to Hi
January Issue i the Bulletin i-
pamphlet on
piled the school debating
committee the use of high
i having in the
s, i
i Th- baseball schedule for the
of North Carolina has been
announced. II Includes a
of games. of number
are to lie played ii home
The season opens on
U in a with Oak Ridge
and ends with a game with
Mechanical College,
Raleigh., on the dale of May
Tho names the following
as making; up the season
games with the o
Virginia, two games Fayette
College, two with Amherst. With
Church
Is Sold by
Sheriff
Ayden Items.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. I The I
inn Church in Was
Philadelphia at
yesterday lo a judgment
ii Rev. Alexander Waddell, a
former pastor, for back amount
inn in The pro
lively bidding was sold for
j.-i-t to mortgages amounting to
purchaser, whose name
not disclosed by bis in Is
in in- a member of the who
will arrange for the congregation i-
continue in
erected years
ago an expenditure of
Winterville Items.
G. H.
CHAPEL HILL. Feb. l.-Of
than ordinary interest to the big-i
teachers of North Carolina in
January Issue of the North Car-
High School Bulletin Notable
among the Items of interest to
n is the announcement of a
on High School
which meeting is scheduled to be held
Chapel Hill on May I and The
on arrangements for tills
composed of Professor N.
W. Walker, inspector of
M. C. S. Noble, and H. W.
of the educational department,
-are now formulating details
to this meeting and a definite
Military Institute, two with
College, two with Virgin-
Polytechnic Institute, and on.-
game with each of the following
Princeton University, Penn-
College. Atlantic Coast
Trinity College of Connecticut,
I Forest, Washington and
of South Carolina, and A.
and M. College.
members of the De-
of the of North
Carolina will appear before the
Court to take the examination
for license to practice their
The examinations are held in
Raleigh February
The Glee Club Is
for a trip through the western
part of the state this week, The
Itinerary Includes the towns of
Hick-
and Morganton.
Will Investigate The Sale
And Division of Railway
RALEIGH, an. lower ant rector of Christ church,
branch of the general assembly today Raleigh, offered the invocation,
-passed the Petitions were received from
the corporation commission . .- ., .
, , sens of Northampton county for bond-
investigate the sale and division i
Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley el
way from Wilmington i. for appropriation of
Mount by the Southern for the
he Atlantic Coast Line. farmers
investigation has been made the
commission is directed to from Junior
report its turnings to the at Gaston-
. If lint mi Ai-
WINTERVILLE, Feb. S. Misses
Williams. Cox and Harding,
teal tiers in Grifton graded school,
spent Friday evening in town.
j Harrington. Barber and Company
received another large shipment
of rooting, the kind that
guaranteed for ten years.
Mr. H, T, Spier went to Greenville
Hardware of all kinds, wire fence
and staples. A. W. Ange and Co.
I Mr. Henry Harrington went to
den Monday.
Steel beam turning plows, Caro-
Si and Cotton
I plows and at Harrington.
Barber and Co.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Barnhill of
near Leans are visiting friends
around Winterville this week.
Stalk cutters of best quality
and disc harrows of various
at A. W. Ange and Co.
Mrs. Charlie Kittrell and son, Al-
went to Ayden Monday.
Mrs. H. B. of near Kin-
spent Sunday and Monday with
her mother Mrs. J. R. Johnston.
It will pay you to call and see Spier
and Jackson when in need of any
thing in general merchandise.
If you want to close price on fer-
see Spier and Jackson.
general, especially such as
indicate conspiracy to throttle
Pilot Mountain, Ashe-
for better child labor law; from
Old Age
Old age as It comes in the orderly
process of nature is a beautiful and
majestic thing. It stands for
knowledge, wisdom, counsel.
That is old age as it should be, but
Old age as it often is means poor
torpid bowels, a sluggish
and a general feeling of ill
despondency and misery. This In
most every instance is wholly
One of Chamberlain's Tab-
lets taken Immediately after supper
will Improve the digestion, tone up
liver and regulate the bowels.
That feeling of despondency will give
way to one of hope and good cheer.
For sale by all druggists. adv
AYDEN, Feb. All
dynamite,
m as J. R.
Smith and Bro.
Mrs. Mai
late Prank
her B.
Pi
ii. was Ma the Can
i led Mr j K
born two c
ii r. i
a ;
peace It and
I i lei r
named I union
d an age
. quite re a .
called the ;
ii, my id i i-b in Southern Ala-
His i failed hi
n ii- Mrs
step-mother of Mr. Tuck
Winterville Mrs. Warren Tucker
W. I. Tucker . ml Mrs,
I. Patrick Ayden. and the late
J H. of N C. II I
remains will be laid to n he.-
late residence. She was old and well
stricken in years and died after a
w.-ii in a well
hope,
Mrs. J. A. Branch has purchased
home where Rev. G. C. no
I resides on street.
Kid. Geo. has purchased tho
home and farm of Mr. Bronson
Cherry Lane, southwest Aim i
Mr. Brunts has moved
family to town and lives on Third
tree near the Christian church.
Steel beam plows and all kinds
hardware, car of wire fence, Stalk
cutters and farm machinery, J. II
Smith and Bro.
Mr John of
tons Cross from
Tuesday where he is taking a
business course at King's Business
College.
Buck shad have made their
and bring fancy prices.
For sale, full blood Berkshire
J H. Smith and Bro.
R. A. the Assyrian, has
purchased the cold drink of
Messrs. and near th--
market, opposite the A C. I., depot
If you nave anything to sell let us
writs you up in the Dally Reflector.
Dr. Harvey Johnson of Vanceboro.
has decided that a setting hen never
l he Hank n has pun base I
the
K In th
. H II ii Bro
Hay.
I R
Sale
the
m public auction to I
bi el
the tow G
the F
1913, in k, i of I
real bi aging to l
men l at did o l
. consisting of the I
located In Greenville, the
Liberty warehouse located in Wilson,
and the Planters
In
Terms sale, cash
H WILLIAMS,
k n.
J. J.
s m JOKES
Hid Committee.
ONE
WORD
I Tint's
MEANS HEALTH.
Art CM
I w
of -i and others
inaction i I he 1.1 Wit.
You
lake Substitute.
Ila-i Hall
ire
lira ii fur
the living
who
himself
cos school ti
FEEL RIGHT
All TIME
Spells of
Lifer lour Temper and
Spoil Murk
Minister
I I
, A I, . Ml Minn,
i ii- l In lain .- Cough
ii been a ed and
out home for s number of
I i- nun it lo my
fellows as , medicine
trial In cases i I lg and
Give Chamber Cough
a and confident
you will And it effectual and
continue to use ii as occasion requires
for years to come, as many other
law For sail druggists.
all
fattens, so will move his family here
j about the of February, and will
occupy Buckingham Palace at
the Intersection of DIxon and Second
streets. Dr. Johnson is one of the
few who always looks on the
side of life.
petition in violation of the Sherman fay-
anti-trust law. One of the best know . second at
and most successful lawyers In the for
state remarked this week that he Inauguration; from Civic
that of for
ante and division of road was an lo
absolute violation of the Sherman I
Jaw, and that it could be broken up. I , l
gentleman referred to was her.-l morning
1st o'clock. The Invocation was
by Rev. Swann, assistant rec-
tor of Christ church.
week and In conference with
of the general assembly about
the matter. This is a question that
is of much concern to Greensboro
and the commercial life of the city.
. Representative Mints, of Wayne
county, Introduced in the house today
Representative Plummer Stewart,
of Mecklenburg, arose to a question
of personal privilege to reply to an
editorial in the Raleigh News and
j bill to provide for the erection his landlord
Charles II. memorial tenant he put
building by Issuing He resented
the attack on his bill as unfounded.
explaining that It provides merely for
the punishment of the party
year state bonds, the work to be
i charge of a building commission.
The particular uses to which the pro-
posed building are to be put will be
the housing and quartering of the
department of education.
If a bill Introduced by
of Chatham, becomes a
NOTICE BILE
By virtue of n power contained in
n Judgment or decree of the superior
court of Pitt county, before the clerk,
a special proceeding or action, en-
titled, Tobe Hodge, General Guardian
of Isabella Hodge, Mack Hodge. Viola
Hodge and Lucy Hodge. Ex the
undersigned will. March
s 1913, at o'clock m. before the
I court house door in the town of
N. C. sell to the highest
last bidder, for cash, the follow-
described land, lying and being
situated In township, Pitt
N. C. and more fully described
the last corner of Lot
division of the lands of
the late Washington and runs
with the line of Lot. No S. S. SO W.
to a small pine In Oliver Smith's
line, thence with his line N. poles
of a misdemeanor when Intent to
cheat and defraud Is shown by the
evidence
Bills
Authorize commissioners of
law, children living outside of high county to Issue refunding bonds for
districts will be allowed to at- the Roanoke and Southern railroad
lend these schools without paying
tuition.
Senate, Twenty-First Day
The senate was called to order
Lieutenant Governor at
and Rev. J. H.
and validate electric light
bonds of
Among the bills Introduced In the
house was one by To promote
construction and maintenance of good
loads Pitt county.
TENANT FOR
farm, with 6-room house, am-
barns and stables, team furnish-
ed by owner. Apply to T. H. Page,
R. F. D. Bethel, N. C.
TAkE IT IN
RECEIVED AT
Scores of Greenville People
Have
Waiting doesn't pay.
If you neglect kidney backache,
troubles often
Loan s ate lot
backache and for other kidney Hid.
citizens endorse them.
Mrs. Joseph S. Wash-
St, N. C,
muff from dull, nagging backaches
and I also had headaches and pains
through my kidneys. Dizzy spells
annoyed mo and I noticed that tho
kidney secretions wore unnatural.
Kidney Pills, procured from
the John L. Wooten Drug Co., brought
me prompt relief and a short time
ago when I again used they
acted as good as before. I know that
Kidney Pills live up to
claims for
For sale by ill dealers. Price
Co. Buffalo.
New York, sols agents for the Unit-
ed
the
take no
Ad.
lo a slake with pointers. Oliver Smiths
corner In W. Dixon's line, thence
with said Dixon's line S 1-2 E.
3-5 to the beginning, contain-
acres, more or lean, and being
the same lot allotted to Tobe Hodge
for life and then to Isabella Hodge.
Mack Hodge. Viola Hodge and Lucy
Hodge, in the division of the lands
of the late Washington Mills, which
will appear by reference to Book
on page In office of the Clerk
the superior court of Pitt county.
This Feb. 1913.
C. C. PIERCE, Commissioner,
and Pierce. Attorneys.
ltd
The Best Cough Medicine
have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy ever since have been keep-
says L. C. of Mar-
hurry. Ala. consider It one of
tho best remedies I ever used. My
children have all taken It and It works
like a charm. For colds and whoop-
cough It Is For sale
by all druggists. adv
OF FIELD PEAS FOB
W. L. Hall and Co.
Dent TM Believe It
Some say that chronic constipation
Don't you
It. Chamberlain's have cur-
ed not you. Give them
t trial. They cost only a quarter.
For sale by all druggists. adv
adv
If your behave right
all it sometimes slops
working and you become bilious and
take but
try Liver Tone.
You are safe in taking
Liver Tone It's a harmless, pleas-
ant vegetable remedy that starts the
without stirring up your whole
system as often does. It is
good for children who need
a liver Ionic once in a while, but
who should not be dosed with strong
drugs,
Dodsons Liver Tone is sold by
Pharmacy. This store
guarantees ii with a dean up and shut
guarantee your money back a
mile If it falls to satisfy you Price.
cents a bottle, and your money is
las safe as If you had It ill your pock-
et. If you need the medicine you need
It It doesn't satisfy you
your money back. a bottle from
, Pharmacy today under this
guarantee.
Wilson is to appear In a
bi himself called Spirit-
i. Ha will i-c under the manage-
of John Cort.
SERVICE BY
North Carolina. Pitt County
I In tho Superior Court, Before the
Clerk.
I S. Everett, Administrator of Jno.
Ward. Deed, vs Joe Langley. Henry
Ward Tom Ward N Ward.
Lucy Ward and Jane Ward
The defendants above named will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced in the
superior of Pitt county to sell
land belonging to the estate of
I John Ward, deceased, lo create as-
sets to pay the Indebtedness of said
estate; and the said defendants will
further take notice that they are re-
to appear at the office of the
clerk of the superior court of said
county in Greenville, on or before
the 1st day of March. 1913. and an-
or demur to the complaint
said special proceeding or the plain-
tiff trill apply to the court for the
relief demanded I petition.
This the 4th day of February. 1913.
D C MOORE.
Clerk Superior Court.
ltd w
WE SELL THE BEST
Farm Machinery
an m a. a and
HARDWARE
Because it
PAYS
us to sell and
you the
BEST
If there is any Doubt in your Mind let us
Prove our Points to you on
STALK CUTTERS DISC
HARROWS
and on all our Farm and Garden Implements
HART HADLEY
3-2
N. C.
mm

Legal Notices.
ova dale.
C. W.
TO I K J. James Sun.
at. administrator j
of the estate Edward Smith, de
ed, late of Pitt North Caro-
is all persons OF SERVICE HI
claims the estate said
deceased to exhibit them to the tin- North
or before the day
or notice O. Ward vs.
be plead in bar their recovery; all Notice Summons end Warrant
persona Indebted to estate
payment I The defendant above Darned will
This day January. Mill take notice a summons in
w. s COX, action was
of Smith, against said defendant on
m I January, MIS, J. R. Overton, a Rodgers, a j
Justice Peace cf County, ton. L. M Forrest and
s . Carolina, tor the One creek, containing acres, more or
SALE V U
B virtue of a decree of the
of county, made on
the 18th day January. In a
certain special proceeding therein
pending, entitled A Jenkins
B. k Jenkins versus w i. Jen-
kins and numbered j Spec-
Preceding . i will on Mon-
day. 17th. at
o'clock m I house
door In Greenville, tell public sail
,. folio i lands
in tract situated In Content-
township, I'm county, adjoining
the lands Rodgers, Percy
Fanny
ad officials
he. Lodge and Social
COUNT
SheriffS. Dudley.
Clerk Superior Court D. C. Moore.
Register of Deeds- Bell.
B.
C OH
L. horn.
B. M. Lewis, w. e. Proctor, K. T.
Spier, J. G. Taylor.
TOWN
Mayor-F. M. Wooten.
j. C. Tyson.
Treasurer- H. L. Carr.
Police J. T. Smith.
Rev. . Peden Dies NORFOLK
Suddenly This Morning
In
Feb. was quite a
shock to the Iowa and community
v hen the sail news of the death
Of Dr. T. E. Peden, which occurred
at bis home here, about S o'clock tins
morning. He had been in declining,
health about two weeks and after
breakfast, his wife discovered
was failing In a few minute lie
to the undersigned tor
on or before the rib day
mil or notice be plead In
Mas of January. I
LIZZIE BLOUNT
Executrix of W. s Blount
B it
NOTICE I
,. said defendant which warrant is s. E. Jenkins. q C. Pierce.
before the said and Plow. Attorneys. Wilson, superintendent
stray Taken
taken up two pigs, one
C. W
of Sunday
OF MRS. ton IN
school; J. C. Tyson, secretary.
J. J. Walker, pas-
tor; B. A. Sr.,
i and place above named for
, d
defendant la required to
pear and or demur to the
. m the relief demanded o owner
day of Jan. 1818. can gel same by proving ownership
j. it OVERTON, laving
I Justice of Peace K r
it f. Bethel, N. C i. M. Hoy to, pastor; a n Ellington, the club yesterday afternoon at four
., , clerk; ll i at old
and by virtue a power of school; L. H. Pender, the of
Mr., Taken v. Mrs. Julian in North
and one sandy color, weight school.
Episcopal. St Dallas
Tucker. W, A. sup-
Sunday school
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
PITT STY.
Notice la be rel i given that
Board Con of Pitt
Its regular session on the Brat
In 1918, it being the .
hi, 1913, ordered an hearing date
. , . the following see,,,., the u belonging Fr
to these sows.
ed at Their
at of Mr.
Mrs. R. It. Cotten. of
ho is an honorary member of
Fortnightly Review flub entertained L. Hassell. Greenville. N. C.
ROUTE OH
, ill I in i I . 1913
N. following schedule fig-
published as Information only
and are not guaranteed
TRAINS LEAVE
Fast Bound
a in. daily.
Pullman Car Norfolk.
a. in. daily, for Plymouth.
in and Norfolk. Hi oiler
Parlor far service. Connects for
all North and Weal
i. p. in. daily except Sunday, for
Washington.
In sleeping ears, apply to J.
vice.
For further Information and res-
3.30 a. in. dally, for Wilson. Raleigh
and West. Pullman Sleeping Car
service. Connects North and West.
a. in. daily for Wilson and
Connects for all points.
p. in. daily for Wilson an
Raleigh. Broiler Parlor
i T.
I have taken up and registered
E.
W, o pastor.
Will
Creek Township bond even date therewith, and w ,,. ., with Peden,
St. , point W S. i. m . and one MM , A
J ,; on M-7 a. rage the cut off of the other ear. ,, w . ,. w,
South Side of the new road, and contained in deed of ,,, en off of the other ear. They r
., side of having hen complied with I , B ,.,, N a. F. and A. M
from Pill county side, owner please F ,. Foxhall. W. M F E.
. in . come and get them will w ,;,,., N-
. county, N C. offer for ,. February 1918, o'clock F ,, w C. P L
across laid road to the line be- ,, ; auction, cash, the , residence to satisfy my ,, scribe.
Wand and w. w Card ,,.,,,.,, N ,,., K of
Carolina township, put ,., ,. rt
corner of W. W. .,, , the lands of W. A DARDEN. A B.
running
II , I i i road to the
road, leading from Gardner's
to Indian Well Swamp,
line
ditch
i and adjoining the
held thence the said ,,,,, ;,, son and others, and
W w land, M three Bays H.
MM E I HATE BEES PHI-
t; i land, thence with P, f r A Andrews corner,
ditch across m G land to ,.,.,,. win, i. n. Little's line
i. A land up the N h ,., jg to
ditch to m land, B . n Little's corner, pa rations to warehouse, i
ice with M . to a i .,,. been asked several times if my
fence i of . , Greenville and Hamilton ,.,,,, ,,, s,.,, business would be
course to l i north side the Green- d church, thence ,., i
Mil. and with nU pole-
tin north said road and ,,,,.,. 1-2 East to
direction to leading Branch, theme with run will an on as before and will
i i Gardner's or South East poles, B, ,. for Feed and
e said road to ,,,.,.,. It thence South
south side road and along , . u-, ,, ,, pM South I
II south side said road to the , . , . ,. a I
Louis Smith and, a the n ,,. thence South B I
A. Gardner land, thence a s .,,, poles to HUE
, Smith land to a ,, , beginning, containing acres
mi eastward course with tin
II F D Ayden, N. h of R. and S.
Chapter No R. A. M
N. Han. H. P.; B. B.
See
Covenant No. I. O. O. F
Me, is every Tuesday night. F. J
N I. H, Pender. See
Tribe No. I. O It
want to Impress MS. T. Hooker. Sachem; J. W
with the fact the Brown. C. of R
Nous Miss Lillian Carr.
Miss Ward Moore, secretary
Of T
j. president; Mrs. J L. Wool-
en, secretary.
The Kings A I.
Blow, president; Mrs. J. C. Move
Field I
i specialty. P. V
l -Id w
I II
said h to the corner of i
i . ; thence hue
tin present of Hi Id
the month of smith,
II , n. ill I, ll II I ltd
to the k law
i i .
. to I on the
Tuesday in March. 1913 II
March, 1913 Gard-
Roads for the
the will of the
voters In above Hied lei i ,
k Law conn Greeting.
1913
Trustee.
up two male hogs, weight about
I- each, and one female,
weight, all unmarked. Two
K and white spotted, the other
can gel
Art
The Teachers Training School has
been fortunate in securing
w. W.
Gen. Passenger Agent
W A. WITT,
Gen. Superintendent.
NORFOLK,
Sen Ires
Wright delivered an ad-
dress on a Faculty
the List evening. lie
told us Of ideals the
expected to Implant, which
should help lo mold the character of
all who should come in contact with
his work.
Mis an talk
which made all present as if
they were a member of and a part of
a movement that Is
over our country the of the
National Christian Association.
Al o'clock in the afternoon
Vesper S. nice was held up in the
Ni Association room by
l r. This service was the first held
our new room.
The music was very on both
occasions. Miss Mavis Evans gang
With the
Ice.
gracefully responded She ,,. is deeply Interested and on which
club with a great deal earnest w,, prepared to talk. She
about Industrial schools for presented club with n handsome
children in the state and a made from Hie wood of
great thing it is for poorer classes ,.,,,, a, ,,,,,.
This Is u subject in which Mrs.
Blount street. Mrs. Cotton, is
beloved in Raleigh, been I
guest of her daughter for several
weeks and has been a guest at many
of recent social affairs. The din
yesterday afternoon, was a
compliment to her club extended
Mrs before hiving the
city today. There were about lit teen
sixteen guests present, club
and oilier Invited
guests.
Mrs Cotton's country
home, near Greenville, is famed for
its old lime hospitality, most of the
comforts and necessities of tile home
being products of the farm. The din-
yesterday afternoon conformed to
the and was the old
fashioned bountiful spread. The
prevailing color in the decorations
was yellow, a beautiful centerpiece
jonquils being used on Hie
The dinner was very informal and
; number of toasts were offered i i
Mrs. Cotten, to all of which she
STATE HI l l
Department Male
and paying
c H RS,
N C
To
all vi
. pies.
as to
l. . ed in said ac
Whereas, It appears to my
TAKES HATE
en mi one hoc. unmarked weight
pounds, black
I i
with some
can gel same
shin and paving the
l v a faction, duly authenticated record pl. s ,
and in I, II ,,,, proceedings tor lbs N C
;.
until Saturday, Fe
the of n e
voters said Ii v
registered on n
of Creek
posited in my office, s Barber
ban Milling Company, a corporation
. who.-c principal office
i- situated In the town Hanrahan,
ship, which hook was used at the gen- of Pitt, suite North Cam-
era election In November, 1912.
Is the i th day of II
W. I.,
i d i ., I
BELL, Clerk
ltd
Of HEW. ESTATE
virtue of authority contained In
Mortgage Deed executed and
I, E S. Button and wife
Lillian lo W. II elks, of
January 1st. as will of
in Hook I age i
county registry, the undersigned
Rag ill. on MONDAY, FEBRUARY
IT. 1913, between hours of and
o'clock, p. m. before the court
house In Greenville N Car
sell in the last and bid-
for cash, public auction the
T lion hie lands
i in Pitt
county, N C, beginning at a stake
i B. v i i and run
t et north it i poll.
Hi a . Israel
Ha north 1-1
i i n south I--
i crooked, forked
. -ii e south vi.-i poles
thee. . .-
iii links to the beginning, contain-
i ,. I. ire in less and
being line land described in i
de record In
In county, In B m on i
This is made to said
I I v IT. 1918
W. H ELKS. i
and Pierce Attorneys
i is
ace K. Tin Traveling Art Exhibit
for E. b, 13-16. The Greenville pub-
Hi will have opportunity see-
the Boston Transcript say.
i. collection ever gathered
in tills
This i- a collection two
hundred large pictures of ancient and
modern art, chosen from the world
over. The production include
finest brown prints, carbons,
lugs, etchings, and
color replicas of the
originals in drawing and color so that
one Visiting collection sees man;
of the famous masterpieces as they
Hi. Bier
Mr. Dyspeptic, would you not like
to feel that your stomach troubles appear in galleries of the world.
r. that yon could eat any Fifteen hundred towns and cities
exhibits Over
has with the requirements
f Charier 1905, en-
I i ii L. being the
agent therein and in charge thereof,
upon whom process may be m you desired In- have held
Jury That may seem so unlikely million people attended them.
I,, you that you do not even hope for The exhibit will be held on th
preliminary to ending of your but per- third floor of the administration hull I-
issuing Certificate of s m you that it is not Miss Kate Lewis, of the ail de-
I together Impossible. If others can pertinent, will have charge of tin
Now. Therefore, I, J Bryan Grimes, i. permanently and thousands exhibit.
i ii of State of State nave been, why not you John
Carolina, do hereby certify Darker, of Creek, Mich., is one Bridge and structural
the Mid corporation did. on the 18th ,,,. He was troubled INDIANAPOLIS, hid., Feb. -The
day of tile in my heartburn, Indigestion and International Association of Bridge
a duly executed and attested until used Chamber- and of which
in wilting to the dissolution of Tablet., then my trouble was a majority of the
said corporation, executed by all the m,,. all druggists. era and of the other members
stockholder, thereof, which said eon- under conviction for alleged par-
Si iii and the record of the Hull ml ion In the dynamite
This remedy has no superior tor Will begin Its annual convention ii.
roughs and colds, ii is pleasant lo this city tomorrow, The
take ii no poison or other of numerous questions arising
aforesaid are now on file in my said
office as provided by law.
In whereof, l have here
In ii i. hand and affixed my official narcotic, Ii always cures,
seal, at Raleigh, this day of Jan-
Don't Suffer
had been troubled, g little, for nearly writes
Mrs. L Pincher, in a letter from Ala., I
not taken down, until March, when I went to bed and had
to have a doctor. He did all lie could for me, but got no
better. hurt all over, and I could not rest At last, I tried
and soon I began to improve. Now I am in very
good health, and able to do all my
You may wonder why is so successful, after
other remedies have failed. The answer is that is
successful, because it is composed of scientific ingredients,
that act curatively on the womanly system. It is a medicine
for women, and for women only. It builds, strengthens, and
restores weak and ailing women, to health and happiness.
If you suffer like Mrs. Fincher did, take It
will surely do for yon. what it did for her. At all druggists.
Co.,
Institutions, 64-i K book, Treatment sent tree. I SO
i- g
A H 1913,
J.
BRYAN
of State
I lid
OP
OF LAUD
and by virtue of the powers
In a certain mortgage deed
adv
For s de out of the conviction of Ii
will occupy lunch of the time of the
convention. The sessions are ax-
to last a week or ten day.
NEW YORK, members
the tea board recently appointed
by v tic- Mac
-i v cay lo begin
i air task selecting the standard,
i- in govern the tea
during the coming season
Mr
Real Medicine fur Children,
very glad iii a
praise of Cough
writes Mrs. Dewey,
Milwaukee. Wis. have used It for
executed Mr. Molly I. Turnage, and myself it never
c ii the day of November. falls to relieve and cure a cough or
ii . C II which mortgage cold. No family with children should
appears of record In In It
Rook H-S page In the office of
I r deeds and secures an ,
Indebtedness as therein mentioned Cough Remedy I. pleas Miss
The
the day or February when s medicine must h,. n
hi., i , house door iii t court house in druggist. In
vine noon, offer for gale two lots N ,,, .,,, tot , town
and I town known as the F. M.
of Greenville known as i i hi the lots of Mr
known as ii and s. I.
place, deeded by aim
to Hanson and wife, both of This January, 1913,
Bald lots are on the west side of Me- J.
avenue, a complete i ltd Mortgagee
lion of which said two has can
found referring to the above
deed as records in Honk
page of the Register of Deed,
office of rut county.
If satisfactory oiler is received sale,
will be made privately before the and J. Q, I ltd man of letters, years old today of the lulled t. celebrated
Louis of
Parrot of
a mortgage will, on ant and safe, which is of great wen. married yesterday morn
o'clock at the home
stricken with Paralysis
hi l White-
Lanterns
Strong and Durable
For
Camping,
and Hard
Use Under All
Conditions.
I t
Five veins ago I had the worst one of New- oldest and
use of i ever moat .
knew of and Chamberlain's Tablets morning stricken with paralysis.
cured writes S. K. Fish, only the left side is
W II I WALK V Midi. For sale by all druggist footed and his condition Is not thought
when you can ride and do as good be serious.
work as when walking Come In
Inspect our riding attachments I Denmark's lead- of the Court
Give steady, bright light.
Easy to clean and
Don't blow out in the wind.
Easy to Light.
Don't Smoke.
Don't Leak.
AT
N. J.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
MA
TIM
RY D.
You'll buy a pair of shoes when you find
out that they're your kind of shoes. There are
three features of the shoes that recommend
them to every man or woman who is looking
for the solution of the footwear problem.
When you sec them in our show windows you will he pleased
by the originality of the designs; we keep in touch with
the factories and when anything new comes out we have
it while it is
When you put your foot into a shoe you'll notice right
that the shoe fits perfectly, comfortably. Your size i
comfortable and the perfect fit makes the shoe look smaller.
find on every shoe a little tag which is a guarantee
of your You get the tag when you get the shoe; a
reminder that . . satisfied until you are. If you're not
wearing shoes you're missing a good shoe to put your feet
and your money into.
Professional Cards.
y C Harding c.
Practicing in all tin Courts
in Wooten Third
et, Court House
Royal Store.
Greenville, N. C.
P. at
Third poi ii a tin
ll.
res in a lea
they .- labor,
one Bee yourself
what Co. by Carr
l- If
at
North Carolina
Life. I'll-. . k
Office on Fourth street, rear Prank
Wilson's store .
ALBION
Law
Other in Build Tl Bi
. wherever his services i
In ., North
I.
at
II Building, fifth dour
from
In
s. EVERETT
at Lam
. -in
House
Greenville ,
V W.
at
by L
ill
it. P. ETA MS
office in front room of the Edwards
just north of Court House.
Carolina.
II. W. CARTER, M.
Practice limited to diseases if Bye
Ear, Nose mid
a K. C Greenville, N.
Office with D. James,
, day Monday, n in in
I. I. Moore W. H. Long
at Law
Carolina.
FROM THE
LABOR WORLD,
The Telephone has
on its payroll.
Twenty-seven States enforce
regulations in factories,
re are one hundred thou .-11111
ion machinists In country.
To Improve the alum a
Angeles society will build
for workmen.
wages board in the
. S for a
month in in and
.,, . n 1909
Island mid South Carolina
have prohibited the employment as
. rs of boys under
ears, respectively.
electricians, who were
a few months ago, have es-
one of the best unions In Ike
The membership Includes
eligible electrician.
The number of wage earners in the
automobile industry in
is and the automobile
wage standard is said to estimated
somewhat higher than of other
Industries.
a biter been
against the company or
stores by
and Iron mid coal an
operating in till dis-
in Pennsylvania.
I and Players.
la shortly to be pro-
la to make a tour
of the middle West.
Ida SI. is to star in
Miss in the smith.
Harry has a new sketch call-
ed
engaged
Collins for Seventh
a company in Providence has
revived of New
H. and Mabel
arc to return lo tho ranks.
Sydney Is to produce a
new comedy called Hundredth
and Paid la to be pro-
diced In London at the New
on
Wm. Raymond has been engaged as
Ames for the Little
Miles been playing lead-
parts H Brooklyn stock com-
Is drawing full
with Helena Hamilton In Hose
Melville's place.
Dallas
Han, is to appear in vaudeville in a
comedy sketch.
John Cort la to star
in a comedy by Alexander
a well-known lecturer.
Sheldon is in J. M. Harry's
play, Twelve Pound In
which Ethel
Allan Is of
Will's which Percy
well Is using In vaudeville.
Berlin success, is to be presented In
an adapted form In tho United States.
W. has Joined the
company Argyle
of which Robt. la the
star.
A new play by
. milled tho
Is to the leading
the
Emily Peters. SO years old.
has purported many a dramatic star
long since passed away.
Mr
probably oldest astral
the American today, Is a
her of Chas. Mack's company.
OF VACANT LAUD
North Carolina, Pitt
To Hell, Entry Taker of
Pitt
Tho undersigned claimant being a
citizen of tho state of North Carolina,
hereby sets forth and shows that tho
following tract or parcel of laud, lo-
Lying and being in town-
ship, Pitt county. North Carolina, and
more fully described as viz.
On the north by Joe Clark's land,
en tho west by land, on
tho south by J. A. land, on
the east by Ed land,
by estimation acres, or
less, and being a portion of the
Neck land, same being vacant and
unappropriated land belonging to the
state of North Carolina, and Subject
to and the undersigned claim-
ant hereby make entry of. lays claim
to and prays for a grant for said
land.
This day of Jan. 1913.
Claimant
J. R.
ltd
F LAUD
Ninth Carolina.
To Hell. Entry Taker
count.
Tho undersigned Claimant in a
citizen of the state North
hereby sets forth and shows that the
following or parcel of land. 10-
Lying and being in town-
Phi county. North Carolina, and
more fully described as
Beginning at
corner on the north and running north
West to J. A. Bullock's line, south to
Joshua line, thence run-
said lino to
Wiley line thence with said
Bullock's lino to Greene island line
tho east corner with the Greene Is-
land line north to beginning, con-
by estimation acres, more
or less, being vacant and
appropriated land belonging to the
Mute North Carolina, and subject
to entry, tho undersigned claim-
ant hereby makes entry of, lays claim
to. prays a grant for said
land.
This tho day of Jan.
J. A. Claimant
J P
ltd
CHOICE T FLOWERS
AMI VIOLETS
A SPECIALTY
Our artistic arrangements
In wedding outfits are equal
to best. Nothing finer in
floral offerings than our
styles.
Blooming pot plants, palms
ferns in great variety.
Hose bushes, and
evergreens, hedge plants and
shade trees.
J. L. CO Raleigh, N. C.
J. Jr. for Green-
and vicinity.
MOVED MOVED I
Into New Stables I
Corner and Street I
SAM SHORT
Transfer Man I
and Express I
Promptness I
Phone No. Night or Day I
Meets All Trains T
Winterville Items.
Feb. M, T.
Spier went to Tuesday.
Lime, cement and A.
and Co,
Messrs. A IF. Ange and Ashley
Spier to Greenville Tuesday,
s. Harrington, Barber and Com-
for your riding corn
planters and distributors.
Mr, M G Bryan to Parmele
Tuesday,
u furniture you need see A. W.
and en
The former rector of Greenville,
IV will conduct the
sen lees In St. Lake's Church, win-
second Sunday at S o'clock
p. in. Every one Is cordially Invited
to attend.
Harrington, Barber and Company
received car load of
plows.
VII proclaimed King
of Denmark.
treaty between
the United States and Hungary
was signed at Budapest
rm

i,
NOW
IS THE TIME
to Stalk Cutters,
Disc Harrows, Drag
Harrows, Smoothing
Harrows, Pulverizing
Harrows, Corn Plant-
Fertilizer
American
Wire Fencing, Gal-
Roofing.
Prices always the
lowest. Come to see
us for any goods you
need. We carry a
complete stock.
We appreciate your
patronage.
J. R. J. G. Mote
Good s
Just received a car-load d Horses. Well Broke
Prices right. ADRIAN
S U
. ii
furniture dealer t for
Cotton Seed I
Eggs.
Oak bedsteads, el
Stilts, Baby carriages, go--. .
suits, tables. NU
Cards and Gail Ax
Life tobacco, Key West Cheroots. Hun
George Cigars, canned
poaches, apples, syrup, jelly,
flour sugar, coffee, soap, lye.
food, matches, oil, cotton seed
and hulls seed oranges,
pies, nuts, candles, dried apples,
peaches prunes, currants, raisins.
and china ware, wooden ware.
Bakes and crackers, macaroni, cheese,
best butter, new Royal Sewing ma-
chines and numerous other goods.
Quality and quantity cheap for cash.
Come to me Phone Number
IS
MILLIONS RICHER TODAY
mum Mi DECLARED Hi
STANDARD oil. Mini mil
TO His WEALTH A
t M
WITH THE BOX MIS.
II in Mid Luther
114.115 from three fichu
Kaufman, Jim and
Ex-Champion Tommy Burns In do-
k training and declare
will re-enter the boxing same in the
future.
Losing two to
and Tommy Howell, within tan
days has caused the of Ray Bron
on to drop several points.
is try-
ins to sign Eddie and
for a clash to take place ii
Philadelphia Feb.
Reward,
of this paper will hi
to .-. on
r. .- n .- bi ii
to in nil and that
i . arr on y
positive curt- now lo
fraternity. o-1 n
disease, ., nil
Hairs Is taken in-
n bi
and h it tier-
t. n ; . ;
case . -r-v-
building up it-,
nature In II TI-.-
have much in It curative i w
that they offer One Hundred II
for p to cure,
for list testimonials.
r J a CO . Toledo, Ohio
all
Hall's Family rill for
Rock
is 110.000,000 richer today
he was yesterday, or a
today by the Standard Oil Com-
of -New Jersey this amount
represents his share of
a total distribution of or.
tho capital at the
a there.
Tho huge. as a re-
Suit, it was Indicated in a statement,
given out by the company, of the
court dissolution decree, This
necessitated Hie payment to the pa-
rent company of vast owed to It
l former
It was explained that this dividend
represented moneys owed to the
Its at the time of
the dissolution.
companies have made pay-
a statement says, time
to time as able to do so from moneys
raised by the realization of assets or
increase of capital
In round figures total payments
to will amount to
Announcement was made to-
day that stockholders of tho Con-
Oil company win meet at
Bluffs, Iowa, on March 6th
i proposal to terminate the
existence of the company.
The was organized In 1884
and was formerly a standard Oil sub-
NOTICE
The Greenville Tobacco Board of
has prepared a petition to Rep-
D. M. Clark to withdraw
the bill that he baa
In the legislature. One of
petitions has been left at each
of hanks in Greenville where all
persons desiring to do so are re-
quested to call and sign It.
TOBACCO BOARD OF
MISS BEAU
By BLANCHE HARPER.
has a an
d Mrs. breathlessly
to lie women who were red
ti
don t es
Who is
new replied Mrs
the tall man
IS at the middle table.
a . Miss the
. day came. I'm so glad
is one of the finest i
at and it certainly
that she never bud a beau
had a
r.; d Mrs
lively admitted it to
rue in COD one day. intend
to help Ii. r along all cm. and sea
Mr. Weed, she de-
i . a id
should lay she screed
i the oilier women ail
i a t. word for her. and then
she d. land him it won't be
. Unit
Thai evening dinner Mrs.
t was sitting on the front
of the alone when
Din . d made ins appearance.
evening. Mr
d c. r eyed Mrs. Bennett.
How do you like
indeed. Mr. Bennett.
The Ii. and I the
mi to hear you say so,
Ir. i-i d. I've lived re four years,
am fond of all the people
re, especially the ladies We
such lovely ladies hire.
i you think
., y s. young Weed
a can never
I too wary.
Hiss is an
. Mrs. went
n. is perfectly splendid and
lie makes best things in a dialing
. you ever
glanced out the
t e. n brown eyes to see
e . her speech was having upon
lie was plainly moved,
or lo- his cane nervously and
down the steps, murmuring
about an i
Tin n M morning Mr.-. Holmes met
i ed in the hall on his way to
i d morning, Mr. Weed. Lovely
agreed young Weed.
politely aside for Mrs.
to pass. that designing
moved not at all.
bad this isn't a holiday. It
would be such a lovely morning to
golf. You know. Miss
.- an expert golfer, and you should
ha r to a game some hue
young Weed,
reddening a am not
u bolter
you should have Miss Pock-
take in hand and teach you.
d Mrs. sure she
love to. she is so
And she has such a perfect
Really, Mr. Weed you should
In r
Young Weed succeeded in driving
Mrs. before him to the
last room, where she beamed at bid
from hi r table across the room all
through the
As young Weed stopped at the
box in the hall Mrs. Adams
u the front stairs, elbows
a love letter, Mr.
she bantered
morning. Mrs. Adams. So
good luck for me.
a girl, u tie smiled at her
now, that's too bad, Mr
Wei d. A with your good looks
should not have any trouble finding a
girl you want any help, Just lei
me know. I know of one not very far
away. She is a dear, and I sure you
I like her very much If you knew
her There I've let tho cat
out of the bag. for you do know her
air. Really. Mr. she went
confidentially, is
one the most charming girls at the
And so versatile She
can do any sew, sing, con-
verse Intelligently, do anything
you should cultivate ac-
I'm sure you two would
be very
Young Weed's hair fairly stood
up with alarm as he hurried away.
Evidently there was a combination
to snare him.
The next afternoon
on the porch reading. She was
entirely unconscious of the havoc
that had been wrought by her well
meaning friends. She looked up
surprise as young Weed came out on
the porch, suitcase In
pointed nose stabbing Hi atmosphere
before him. Having danger,
he was making his retreat. He storied
slightly as he spied Miss end
took a firmer grip upon his suitcase,.
Mr. Weed, are you leaving
she Inquired, turning her round,
surprised eyes on the suitcase.
he grunted.
the North side to live. Walking dis-
from downtown, you
you must not forget us, Mr.
Weed. Come over and see us
won't
young Weed mumbled,
ungraciously, leveling
eyes upon the little
face wrinkling In a smile
to up s correspondence
curie and will be too busy evenings
to make many calls.
He strode off down the street,
swinging his suitcase relievedly.
Chicago New.
FOR SALE
8-
ONE CAR SEED POTATOES ARRIVED
THOSE WANTING SELECT C K
WILL LEAVE ORDERS WITH US AT ONCE.
MOSELEY BROS.
Hardware f
Remember we sell the best Stalk Cutter on the
market-the
Syracuse Chilled Plows, Cultivators and other
Implements.
I STAG SEMI PASTE PAINT-1 gallon makes
j Ir it's in Hardware
THE
Dark to With,
draw II
Representative d. m. writes
The Reflector that the
bill which he the
him with requests
for its withdrawal, that he has had
the held up until next week, and
will notice when it will be eon-
before the committee, so that
all who want to be heard can do so.
Mr. positively will
not withdraw the bill, but will give
all a fair chance will make my
right in the open. thought
or this matter before introducing the
hill and fully made up my Bind that
tho welfare and health of future
generation of the human race were
more to be considered than the An-
interest of any corporation or
Individual. cannot see where such
a law would effect the price of to-
but If It should, shall we as
people grow rich in to grow
morally, physically and
ally
Stray Taken I p.
have taken up one female
weight about dark led
marked swallow fork in both
Owner can get same by proving own-
and paying
HARDER,
lid
BETWEEN MY HOME
C. R. office, white
cameo brooch, set on pink with safely
ditch so as to wear chain.
return same to Mrs. Fannie Holton.
Ayden. N. C. and receive reward.
th
George Hell, the former Brooklyn
has signed with the
team, of the International league.
Of the eleven recruits who will x
on the Spring training trip with the
nine of the youngsters are pit-
In signing Catcher Gonzalez It is
said that the Boston have
copped the greatest hall player in
Manager Joe Tinker, of the
ti Rods, is back on the stage for a few
weeks doing a vaudeville
Shortstop Mike of the
lies. has asked permission to cut the
Spring training In order to complete
lit studies at the dental school.
Captain Heine Wagner, of th
thinks that if Mi-
head the Athletics It will be
another pennant for Boston next Kali
The Austin franchise In the Texas
League has been purchased by George
who has had several years ex-
as a manager in the Texas
Manager Chain e. of the New
will have the tallest pitching staff
Green. and
captivity next season.
are above six-foot mark
President of the Amer-
Association, is out a denial
any clubs have been given the
light to invade A. A. territory. It
recently reported that the Norther
League would place teams in Mimic-
and St. the
League would mid
to its circuit and Central
team would play In
Columbus.
National Guard
I COLUMBIA, S. c. Feb.
fourth annual convention of the Na-
Guards Association of South
Carolina met In this city this
noon and was opened with an
dress by Adjutant General W. W
Moore. Officers of the organized mil-
In all parts of the state are U.
You Ye Welcome
to visit Bethel, rub elbows and sh hands with the they'll make you
feel at home.
Bethel is a prosperous town, hospitable people, excellent schools and fine
churches. A large mill is being built, a handsome department store is nearing
completion, everybody working
This if the town to make
Money in Real Estate
AT AUCTION
Tuesday, Feb. 11th, A. M.
W. J. Smith Property.
THIS SALE IS FOR WHITE PEOPLE ONLY
Choice Lots
in the afternoon at
FOR COLO ED PEOPLE
1-4 Cash, balance and years. Music by the company's own
band. Valuable prizes Free. Hear Burton Brothers, the world-famous real
estate Auctioneers. Ladies invited.
Atlantic Realty Company,
GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
For Results
GREENVILLE IS THE
HEART OF EASTERN
H CAROLINA. IT HAS
A POPULATION OF FOUR
THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED
AND ONE. AND IS
ROUNDED THE BEST
FARMING COUNTRY.
OF ALL
KINDS ARE INVITED TO
LOCATE HERE FOR WE
HAVE EVERY Till NO TO
OFFER IN THE WAY F
LABOR, CAPITAL AN
I V
WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE
Jo ii AND NEWSPAPER
PLANT.
i .
. i- . . ,
.- . ;
m , . . r i- .- .
I .
In I I Ml the V . pi-. . Hail
s. c,
WE HAVE A
OF TWELVE HUN-
AMONG THE HE
PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN
PART OF NORTH CAPO-
UNA AND INVITE
who WISH TO GET
ACQUAINTED w
THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN
I BUSINESS WAY TARE
A FEW AND
TELL HUM WHAT
ii TO Tin. in
ATTENTION.
oil; A
RATES LOW AND
HAD UPON
M Mill
FEDERAL ARMY
OPENED FIRE
Turks Want
To Resume
Peace Talk
REBELS.
Honey Bee Bill Put
On the Cooling Board
By Consent of Author
Mr. Clark's
Speech to
Committee
Such Are The Reports From Mexico
TO RAISE A
AMI LACK
TURKS LOSE MEN
II AI
SENATOR FROM R VERY POETIC REGARDING
BILL. WOULD E HIVE S P
SHERIFF ARRESTS
IS
LEGISLATORS
PUBLIC HIGHWAYS
Ill
AMI.
S W
Scandal Over Senatorial end
Deadlock
If
American
Of The Atlantic Fleet
Li-mi-. For
Mexico
Tex.,
received hero assert that at
o'clock this morning hostilities be-
tween the Federals and rebels
in Mexico City the Federal army open
Arc on the rebels. The federals
artillery, including machine
nuns placed near the national
and are bombarding rebels.
It Is said the rebel forces now
four thousand men.
At the Federals were reported
making an attack on the arsenal. They
were led by General At
this time President was in
communication with Monterey, Mex.
MEXICO Fob. rebels
and the federal troops in the i
have taken up positions and
fighting is expected at any moment
The government troops are slowly
closing in on the rebels.
has a total of not less than
six thousand soldiers in the city and
expects further reinforcements short-
Felix the rebel leader, has
men under his command.
Tho advantage given him by the
capture of the artillery has now been
lost, since tho government has had
time to bring up lied guns even from
as far as
Generals Huerta,
Angeles and Jose Maria de la Mega,
the federal commanders, began
their men in position before day-
break today.
The streets leading westward from
the palace toward the position
pied by the rebels were used for park
tho reserves of loyal Infantry
cavalry and artillery. At the ends of
these streets federal outposts were
to begin the battle.
The Alameda. he big central
of the capital, was selected by the
federal commanders as the
point for the government troops
American Battleships Sail For
Mexican Points
WASHINGTON, Feb. 11- The bat-
Virginia and Georgia of the
Atlantic fleet put out from
no at a. m. today for Mexico. Th
will go to Vera Cruz and
the Georgia to
The Colorado and South Dakota at
San Cal., are under orders to
sail for Mexican ports on the
aide.
Pedro Mexican
for Foreign Affairs, today telegraphed
to embassy
resignation of President
absolutely false The
of the mate remain faithful
capital Is In hands of
government, the rebels holding
tho
LONDON. Feb. U becoming
increasingly evident that Turkey is
taking steps to resume peace
with the allies although
it is possible that no direct action
w-ill be taken until some decisive re-
in the has been achieved.
It is understood that Pasha,
the Turkish ambassador, has had
interviews with the for-
secretary recently, and that
Pasha, head of the first peace
delegation, has been ordered to re-
main in
Another effort on the part of the
Porte to raise a small loan in Paris
has failed, owing to the refusal of
the French government to open the
Paris market.
hopelessness of achieving any
success is an offensive movement,
combined with a lack of money,
pears to have decided the Porte again
appeal to the powers to Intervene
in favor of and this probably
has been the subject of
communications with Sir Ed-
ward Grey.
It is reported that this matter was
at a meeting of the am-
at the foreign office today,
but It was decided that the pow-
would be unable to undertake the
because Allies declared
that in the future they would
peace only on the battlefield.
Heart
I Bulgaria, Feb.
army in the peninsula of
lost men and fifty officers
during tho lighting at accord-
lug to an official report published here
today.
Several thousand Turkish soldiers
are declared to have fallen in a bat-
before the lines on Feb-
S. and thousands more at Char-
Battleship In Trimble
CONSTANTINOPLE, Fob.
iron clad Turkish battleship
Is ashore at on tho
Black Sea Her condition is
almost hopeless. The Bulgarians
hold the shore in strength and are
firing on tho steamers.
THE PROSECUTOR IS
I it will be granted that I .
Fob. was a Bridges Jones, Hooks. Watts.
bill before the senate whoso and Hobgood for six months school
ions to make the bees and compulsory attendance law; by
in Pander county move their Hobgood Bryant and for In-
domiciles places of business ceased appropriation for institute for
yards back from the public highways feeble by Hobgood from am not a politician, or I would never He There Is Still
In that county. That bill now sleeps of College for passage have dared introduce any such
on the legislative cooling Final Heading aS
the author of the bill gave. House bill repealing u Political-
his consent to its being placed there. L, between and U offended the American
When it looked as if the bill might counties. Tobacco Company and their great
Senate bill to amend Wayne county Oneness, it is as nothing to me, I
an here to represent the people
Such on and That
It.
become a law. Senator of Illa-
den. thought Do yards was far aw
Senate bill changing boundary line th. great state of North Carolina, and
make them move back and Judge
CHARLESTON. W Va. Feb. II
With marked money in their
alleged to be the price of their votes
If the United States senatorial con-
test which is causing a deadlock In
called in
common parlance coffin
he introduced it. There is a rural bill authorizing Hamlet to is- cigarette which
mail carrier in Ponder county whose gM and bonds.
horse Objects to being Slung by the o,.,,, hill Imam
, nut to town v. the cigarette habit
little honey makers, and on his com- fl o ,,,,,,,.
plaint and request the M f am, often , f,.
senator said he hart introduced ,. ,, i,.,,,,, , , , , .
, ., . . . i county. j, moral duty as a
. Ho House bill authorizing Jackson .,. ,.,,. u. whatever I
and particularly o man represent- lo
bill authorizing town of , is ,, a law prohibiting
i to issue bonds tor paving ti e f cigarettes to boys, but
streets. n, Inadequate and
bill to relieve from jury el It will be argued to you.
in county persons over ,. Chairman, if this Mil
Senate bill to regulate colonel's ,.,.,.,, a u
fees in Northampton county. tobacco Interests of North
House bin establishing a ,., .,. Mate Tennessee has
court In Brevard, Transylvania conn- ,,,., , ;,,.,. D
drawn, and it has never effected th-
the Greensboro News, that he did
not pose as an authority on honey
lees, bumble bees, dirt daubers, yellow
Jackets or hornets, and that ho real-
did care what became of the
hill.
Senator Jack Scott of
who is one of the quietest and most
amiable nun in the senate, who
very little, but has a smile
good word for everybody, came
House bill relative in advertisement
to the support of tho her bill and of
prised the senate by dropping
price of tobacco ill that stale one
loners.
bill amending act of
validating certain registrations,
Senate bill fixing i
rising poetry, lie declared
in his dreams last night his mind
dwell upon hoe hill, and as
he pondered the muse worked. With ad
this
The lark is up to meet the sun.
The Dee is on tho wing;
if bill don't get through
It will he an awful sting.
The senator win then go home.
A wiser, sadder
think he cannot make the law
For all the Ponder land.
of the public prosecutor,
Thomas C. They I
taken before Justice of tin- Peace c.
W. Heeling where they each waived
a healing were held in
bend. The accused men are
s. G. Rhodes, Dr, H. f.
David K. Hill. Hath Dun
Senator B. A. Smith.
Ever since the legislature assembled
there have been
was being used to e . e
both houses iii the interest
one of the senatorial candidate but
the stories were not supported by
tangible evidence the entire mat-
was passed as an ordinary feature
of a hard fought political battle.
Recently, however, Rhodes i alleged
to have said, according to the
that for something over
he could change in the
houses.
Head of Signal Corps Retire
WASHINGTON. C, Fob. 12-
Tho first retirement of tho year among
the high ranking officers of the arm
will occur tomorrow when
lames Allen. Chief of
th- Signal Corps, will end his ac-
service on account of having
reached the age limit Ills successor
as head of the Signal Corps will be
Col. George P. now the sen
officer of the Corps
I Pitcher Johnson, who
for the Club
has signed with Jack Dunn's team
Beecher, the speed
has now led tin- National l . .
base running for four successive
WASHINGTON. Fen for negotiations being
Armed reports are received hero on with General Huerta
and have declared of the foreign guard is
for who Is as laying progressing and In response to
was hurting his cause but Wilson's representations,
h preferred to avoid more bas placed uniformed m
and to arrange If possible a good residential district,
Amid applause that extended to the
galleries. Senator Scott took his seat,
and the success of the bill seemed as-
sured. Hut Senator Mason said so far
as his Inquiry had led him he had
heard of only one man In the United
States who wanted bill I
even senator from Ponder had
not the men In his count v h I
bees what they think about It.
he thought It was taking a
little too much liberty with the
of the people to say Just how far
from the public roads must k
their bee gains. Senator Hawes said
be did not care anything about
that was not an on
anyhow. On Senator- Mason's motion
tie- bee bill was then laid out on the
Cooling board.
Senate. Thirtieth Bay
The was convened at lo
O'clock by President and
prayer was offered by Senator M
Lean, of Scotland
committee visiting the state
Si for the deaf and dumb
Senator Barnes submitted a
report commending Increased
for maintenance and for en-
Tennessee raises two-thirds as
much tobacco and the same
that we do. and they have had this
law for ton years, yet toy like it and
of do not attempt to repeal it. North
Carolina has a rural population and
House bill prescribing form of do not smoke
mortgages in New county. may cigarettes as the to
bill amending as to , granted that every stale in
crime of keeping disorderly house and consumes the same number of
punishment therefor. cigarettes and that all of the foreign
Sen. Ward's bill to limit time added together do not
far killing fur-bearing animals to the an. ,,,, tobacco than the United
period from Dec. to Feb. caused ,,,. if wore to prohibit
i rush of amendments exempting ,.,.
counties. The trepidation was ,.,. only
BI parent over and coons or one on the S. Swain of lace committed
a proviso was that ,.,, , m that the last
be slain from Oct. to ,,. ,. effected hut granting n ,,.
Hint should, shall we place the
ck
Washington Man
Suicide Kith
kid
WASHINGTON. N. C. I.
of the buildings, many of annual convention lb.
having been refused for lack North Dakota Hardware Deal
of room. was railed lo
were up by Senators here mi- afternoon
night at tin house,
corner el Second and
consideration bill , a ,,. in the Th two
Sen. Ward noticed s. Senator hands of corporations or Individuals, ago lo engage in in.
of Oklahoma announced his we sell our heritage, our birth business to in- well
presence, On motion of Sen. Dani-l with life lie went d- iii-
the took ten recess chairman, this is all that shall as usual last night and when he fall-
. distinguished visitor, ,,, lay, as a representative of lo come down this morning, Mr.
pro-tern Pharr who was in the Bl ., people North Carolina Grantham, the proprietor. up
time, appointed Senator . looking their prosperity and room lb- found the door locked
Ward to do the honors ,, ,,,. the bill, but forced an entrance through a
The Put. in my own county window On entering the room be
The sessions of the house today been led the tobacco Inter- found Swain lying on the bed dead,
v as convened by speaker Connor at ,,,,,, a would re an acid
o'clock. Prayer by . Mr Joy- price of land one half and on the Moor A typewritten note was
nor of street Baptist nave taken a decided stand found In reading as
church. such a measure my w Brooks of Wilmington
re petitions .,. tied l done nave him telephone W. Swain
a large number ls n introducing the and Mrs J Swain of Charlotte and
the Clark cigar i x;,, ,, hone great W K Street of New
state-wide stock -s , ,. i. . truly. I s The
law; for coin- do ea-i bi is lived a Wife in Char-
attendance and for ,.,, . ,,., , ;. , Pay viewed the re
traffic ill and d an
M sacrifice I have given of tho
North Carolina the l- unknown
It Is for them in
shall be done Th, bill Is b. fan
gentlemen,
to Oxford orphanage,
in Grand
PORKS, N D
A Luge attendance marked the open
A J Smith of Tie
tin i in ITs . .
until
en torn trip the Chi-
. j pi exhibition
it . v v th. proceeds
will, W Of
III
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Ill