Eastern Reflector

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WINTERVILLE DEPARTMENT In Charge of F. A. EDMONDSON Authorized Agent of The Eastern Reflector tor and Vicinity- Advertising Rates Application Pitt County School I We have needles, bobbins end were presented to the manufactured by The A. G. Cox shuttles, for any sewing machine graduating class by Peele, Manufacturing Company are in the country. Also superintendent of public comfortable, neat and durable. Terms are liberal. When in the market come to see us, have the desk for you. We are carrying a nice line of Coffins and Caskets. Prices are right and can nice service. A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. threaders, the very f r of Martin county. dis- affected eyes or dark Harrington, Barber C We have put in an assortment of patterns for all styles. Harrington, Barber Co. Eugene went to Greenville For spring dress goods,, Cox left Saturday embroidery aid see j to attend the closing Z, , . exercises of Meredith New lot just in. went A Harrington. Barber Co-, attend the For rice fresh see R. V. -g of F. W. t. . on Tuesdays. j F- Harrington and B. F. and Saturdays. Manning vent to Kinston Tues For cold drinks of all kinds at H. L- Johnson's fountain. Misses Johnson, Lu- Just received, a nice lot Hughes, Magdalene and ladies and shoes. Hulda Cox left yesterday for Barber Co j Greenville to attend the E. C. T, The is the Kind S. you need. See us. Miss Kittrell, who has A. iV. Ange Co. been in the school of music at We call attention to our came home Saturday, new S. L. Ange and wife, who have K. W. been spending some time with For nice fresh herrings j Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Ange. re- see A. Co. turned to their home at James- ville, N. C. yesterday. Straw hats are going fist, buy i Miss Mattie Fagan and Roy one, don't be W. Ange Smith, of who have been visiting Misses Kate and Leave your orders for H. Chapman, returned L. Will be delivered anywhere town. Minting and oil cloth, the floor. Lu; some, cover it over. Co. Before buying, see my line cf post cards, H. L, Johnson. Field peas and peanuts for day. Miss Lela Roach, of who has been spending sometime with Misses Kate and Chapman, left yesterday tor Greenville, to attend the summer school at E. C. T. T. S. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Stokes, of spent Sunday with sale by A. W. Ange Co., Win- j Mr and R. G- N. C Miss Mamie To reduce our stock before in has been attending to E. C. T. T. we will offer for came home Friday, time, cheap, for Misses Lessie King, of Durham, gingham fie, calico, Bethel, are worsted dress goods, to percales, to motor cloth, waist ; lawn, mohair wool to table peaches, pie peaches, shirts. shirts, shirts, shirts, Call and see what we offer. A. W. Ange Co. The A. G. Cox Manufacturing Co. are rendering good service in the undertaking business. Coffins and cheap with excellent hearse service. The A. G. Cox Manufacturing Co. has sold this season ever planters and guano sewers which would ally indicate a large cotton crop this year. New lot of dry goods and no- just in. Better while they cheap. A. W. Ange It Co. A new lot of lamps just in. Harrington, Barber Co. Beef, sausage and fish, going cheap. R. W. at Johnson stand, on railroad street. Let us frame that for you. Any size frame, A. V. Ange Co. You will never regret when you purchase a buggy, manufactured by A. G. Cox Man- Co., Win N. C- How is your soul Let us show you our new lot of shoes. Harrington. Barber Co A nice six key soda fountain for sale. R. D. We have purchased the know as the Milling and Mfg. and will be ready very soon to grind corn, do general repair work and dress Umber. Harrington, Barber Co. A nice lot of matting just in. A. W. Ange Co. Fresh corn herrings at Barber ft Co. We are now in position to do every day general repair work promptly. Harrington Barber ft Co. visiting Misses Eva and Bell Langston. Rev. B. F. Huske will preach at the Episcopal church next Sunday, the at 3.30 p. m , as the council at was in session at the time of his reg- appointment. TENTH SESSION CLOSED. High School Commence- mat Winterville, N. C. May The tenth session of Winter- ville High school closed Friday evening, May 20th. This session has been one of the best in its history with respect to the of students enrolled, the character of the work done, and the deportment of the pupils. Mention was made in Thurs- day's issue of The Reflector in regard to the Wednesday even- On Thursday evening at o'clock the exercises by the graduating class were held. The following composed the Misses Clara ton, Jeannette Cox, Leona O. x, Eva Langston and Messrs. A. B. R. H. K. T. Ray nor and M. L. Tingle. The class exercises have become one of the most popular features of the entire program, as many people were turned a. iv not being able to get seats in the auditorium. Friday morning at were held by the classes at the flag pole where ivy was planted and a flag raised by the senior class. Promptly at o'clock Hon. T. W. Bickett, of Raleigh, was introduced in a very happy manner by Mr. J. Ev- one of Greenville's leading lawyers. The subject of Mr. address and We shall not attempt to give an outline of excellent address It was among the best ever delivered here- scholarly and practical. At e close of the address, the At p. m. the annual de- bate was given by the Vance Literary Society. The query was. That the United States should subsidize her mer- chant The affirmative was represented by Messrs. C. E. Langston. O. H. Cox, and Roy Causey, and the negative by Messrs. R. H F. W. and P. N. The following acted as Bickett. Peele and Ev- The of both sides acquitted themselves most ex- and it was difficult to tell which side had the better of the contest, but the decision rendered two to one in favor of the affirmative by the judges. The closing concert consisting of drills, choruses and mental selections was given by Literary society Friday evening at The crowds at all the exercises were record breakers, yet every- thing passed off and orderly. The next session will begin Sept. 9th, 1910. The ti us- are planning many to be put in during the summer. Altar tea y II DRINKING TOO MUCH, restart SICK Take No Substitute. ITEMS. Thieve. The fact that bicycle thieves are round makes it very unsafe for wheels to be left on front porches or out of doors at night Failure to observe this led to the loss of two wheels by boys in town last week, in both instance the wheels bring stolen from porches where they had been left overnight. The boys whose wheels were stolen are James Brown and Mil- ton Pugh and they would be glad of any information leading to finding them. N. C, May 1910. Miss Janie Tyson, who had spent several weeks with her aunt Mrs. C. E- returned to her homo near Rene- ton Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. and children spent Friday and Saturday at Ayden visiting relatives. Mrs. Ed. Beaman and Miss Annie Laura Lang, of were visiting at Ivy Smith's Fri- day. Miss Mary Joyner, of Farm loiter, of NOTICE. Josiah Dixon vi J. A. Gardner By virtue of a decree of the Superior court of county, made in th f on going ed cause, at the April term, of the court, undersigned commissioner appointed by he court in said cause, will on 6th day of at o'clock noon before the court house door in the I if heat r for the following tr or paresis f land to 1st tract. Lying and be in county of Pitt aid slate of North Carolina, Swift Creek Town-hip. be- ginning at a stake in the Cl y road and running s. w. Si to a stake, thence s. a. poles t stake, then a. w. piles to the road, th n r up and with the t Cross thine down the Clay Root road to beginning, containing more or less. Also one other tract in said and beginning at s co d corn r and runs s. w. to the creek road, th n down said to th; old Flat ditch, thence with the various corset of said ditch to Isaac 3rd comer, then n. w. poles to the beginning, seres more or less. If one other parcel of Ian I in said c state, be- at the big ditch bridge on the lay Root read and down said road to J. C line, then a southerly direction with said line to an ditch, Snow Hill, were visiting at Lloyd Smith's Saturday. I am requested to announce L Little will be at Smith's school house next Saturday night for the purpose of organizing a local Farmers Union. We hope the farmers will turn out and give him an encouraging show log. Rev. S. W. filled his regular appointment at Smith's school house Sunday and preached v good sermons morning and night. Several of the young men of our town attended the commence- at Winterville last week. Misses Martha Belle and Jessie Smith, of who had spent a week here visiting el to their home Sun- day evening accompanied by their grandfather. T. E. Little. I heard yesterday morning that there was a Snow and two Lions at Arthur Sunday, though it was a very warm day. It was said that they wore for Norfolk. The weather has been warm enough a few days for stuff to grow, which is very pleasing to the farmers. Mr. and Mrs. Mills Smith, who have been sick for more than a we are improving. Some of us sit up until after to seethe eclipse of the moon until it was completely bid. ditch to the containing acres more or less. Also one other of land in said township, county and beginning at the inters of the Gardner bridge road and the road and running with the Greenville road to the Laura A. land, thence to If. O, line, the eastward with If. O. line to the Gardner bridge road, thence with the Gardner bridge road to the begin- containing K air, or less and being the land upon mill, store and of I. A. Gardner is located Also one engine boiler, saw mill and grist-mill, being the engine, boiler, saw-mill and grist-mill is now located on the tract of above described and known the J. A. Gardner mill. This the 7th cf May, F. C. Harding, In Superior Court. North Pitt County. P. Moon vs. f J. A. By virtue of a decree of the Superior court of Pitt county made in the fore- going at the April term of Pitt county Superior court 1910, the under- signed commissioner appointed b the c will on tin 6th day of Jun, 1910, at o'clock, noon, expose to public before the court h door in Greenville to the highest bidder for cash, the following described tract or parcel of land and in Up county of Pitt an slate North Carolina and de- scribe J as follows to win Hound, d on the south by M. O. Gardner, on the by J. A. Gardner, on the north by J. A. and M p. on west by J. A. and M. O. con- arras more or Thia 7th day of May 1910. F C. Harding, Weak Heart Action There are certain nerves that control the action of the heart. When they become weak, heart action is impaired. Short breath, pain around heart, choking sensation, fluttering, feeble or rapid pulse, and other distressing symptoms fol- low. Dr. Miles Heart Cure is a medicine especially adapted to the needs ox these nerves and the mus- structure of the heart itself. It is a strengthening tonic that brings speedy relief. Try It years I with what was trouble, doctor, told ma I had trouble. I had the Dr. heads, and I try Dr. Cur. I have taken bottles, and now I am not Buffering at all. X am cured Hit. did ii. I I the that It attract th. at- of others who as I did. d. M St. T. Yew Dr. Heart Cora, and w. him return bottle If It Medical Co., led Do You Own a Piano If not, and you expect to own yon owe it to yourself to ex- magnificent display shown at the At White A display really to a large a glance you will inspect a line of pianos not alone stand in character of tot e, y and general in a class to itself, but you m with prices that stand and an I where. F different makes tr select from, none of those cheap we-tern department store stencils, but each one a stand- ard, of acknowledged fame and t reputation, in the trade. Four player pianos of known we will take your piano in exchange for one of tr self play- We also carry the ORGAN, standard of the world. Old organs and pianos taken in ex- change, terms to s lit your When in Greenville visit out White. Next door to Carr Atkins Hardware Co. store. REPORT OF THE OF THE BANK OF FARMVILLE, AT FARMVILLE, N. O. close of business March 29th, Resources Loans and discounts Overdrafts secured unsecured 291.48 Furniture and fixtures 1,070.60 Due from 60,768.98 Cash items 897.88 Gold coin Silver coin, including minor coin currency 640.66 Nat bank and other U. S. Notes Total 2,887.00 104,913.07 Liabilities Capital stock 110,000.00 Surplus fund 6,000.00 Undivided profits less cur. exp and taxes pd Time of deposits 16,841.81 t s sub. to check 67,880.01 Cashier's 1,104.86 Total STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, County of Pitt, I, J. R. Davis, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly- swear that the above statement is true to the best of my edge and belief. J. R. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 4th day of April. 1910. J. A. Notary Public, ltd W. J. R. L. Davis, F. M. Davis, Directors. BAKER HART BAKER HART The Up-to-date Hardware Store IT is the place to buy you Paint, Varnish, Stains, Building Material, Nails, Cook Stoves, Enamelware, Fine Cutlery, Handsome Chafing Dishes. We Carry a full Line of Wall Paints- easy to put hard to come off. Place now with them and you will be pleased. E,; Special attention is called to our line of FARMERS GOODS, consisting of Weeders, the best Cultivators made, both in riding and walking. Full line of WIRE FENCING of the very best quality. Don't fall to see us before buying, they can supply your wants. Give them a call. Baker Hart Evans Street, i, USED UNIVERSALLY WHEN were first Introduced you had some excuse being Hut now If you are it can only be because you do not know the, facts in the case. They are used today from the Atlantic to the Pacific for all kinds of buildings, wider all conditions. They are fireproof, never leak and last as long as the building itself without needing repairs. For further detailed information apply to YORK COBB. Agents. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. D. J. and Troth In Preference to Fiction. One Dollar Per Tear No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. JUNE I O. No. Subscribe to The Reflector. STATE NEWS. ASSEMBLY. of to be hiT New Bern. May 80.-The old the St Cyprian church, which was built over then being the place of worship for a Baptist congregation but in later years purchased by the Episcopalian, has been torn down. In excavating for the foundation of the new church. will be the finest Episcopal church in Virginia and North Carolina, six human tons were found that were sup posed to been buried over a century ago. Their bones were exceedingly large and their teeth were apparently firm a as they were when the bodies of these pioneers were interred. Raleigh. May 80-The sort of an impression exists here that the governor and of state will have to assemble the legislature in special session the state's credit can be saved in with the maturity of the of outstanding bonds due July can be taken care of, in view of the fact that after two separate widely advertised efforts to float the refunding bonds, have succeeded in selling It is pointed out that even if the state should the money there would have to be authority for this since the assembly at its last session provided that the state treasurer should not have authority to borrow money for state although it did provide that state institutions could borrow money with the consent of the council of state. Seventeen people already here, seven more expected today to take the Pasteur treatment under Dr. C. A Shore, and one dead are some the of two mad work at Hope Mills about five weeks ago. Twenty- two were bitten by one dog. Raleigh Times. Asheville. May years old, a dealer of Bride water, near Hickory, this state was instantly killed, and Robert Hodges, also of was seriously injured by Southern freight No. while walking on a siding near the latter city tonight at 7.60 o'clock. was cut to pieces. Hodges suffered a broken ankle and severe internal injuries. is bowed down in grief occasioned the sudden death last night of Cant. F. W. Barnes one of our most influential, highly respect- ed. prominent and wealthy For several days ed bad not been feeling well, but he continued to move around. Last night he visited his Mrs. Floyd and while engaged in conversation with Mr. Davis, he must be going blind; I scarcely immediately fell back in his chair a corpse. A RUNAWAY MARRIAGE Held The twenty-seventh session of the North Carolina Assembly will be held in Asheville June The program, which calls for forty- six addresses and reports, is an excellent one. filled with married air. C While, sad Hiss Clara of New There was much interest RUNAWAY HORSE Ce With Other Vehicle Missed. Mr. t. Jones brought a load BUCK JACK ITEMS. of Produce to town this morning, their friends over the report Hg and that became current here Mon ;, that Mr. Richard make Si of Tm inquiry about prices. The horse Miss Clara Pugh. of New Bern. at something Nothing that will be of great interest learned at the time ex ran away. Reaching Five LOCAL BRIEFS. Blackjack. N. C., May 31.- Several of our people at- tended the Ayden commence- A large crowd attended the onion last Friday The union seems to grow very fat We believe if the farmers will come together and discuss different subjects they will do all teachers. The officers President. D. H. Hill, president of A. M. College; vice-president. Charles L. Coon, superintendent Wilson public schools; R. D. W. Connor, secretory of North Carolina Commission; executive commit tee. D. H. Hill, L. Cow. R. D. W. J. R. J. F. Webb. Miss Edith Royster, R. L Moore, A. E and H. B. Smith. MUs Anne of Duke public schools is president the department of education. The officers of the department of superintendence J. Y. Joyner. Harry Ho well, dents. Prof. Harry Harding, of Char- is president of the depart- of school principals. The officers of the Women's j married to Hon. E. M. Green, of Association for the betterment New Bern and a of public school homes in him night in order to Carolina President. Mrs. see Mr. White, who was visiting W. K. of in the city. It was th n that that the marriage had taken place in Kinston. From the Kinston Free Press of Monday we get the following romantic was at the home of Mayor W. D. morning at 11.30 o'clock, when Mr. Richard White, of Greenville, and Miss of New Bern, wt-r united in matrimony by the Rev. J. H. G in the presence of but a few friends. The runaway couple came in from New Bern on tho 10.30 Norfolk Southern train this morning and were met by Mr. Jim Hines, a particular of the room's and taken to the home of Mr. where the ceremony was subsequently per- formed bride engaged to aim Points animal was about to great in the future, turn the corner up Evans street, We glad to see our friend, when it slipped down on the C. G. For the June. Sixth month Go list your taxes. Now for more a-e getting finer and better. Jim.-m idea pretty but a little cool. Every more teachers to id--summer paving and slided nearly across the street Both the front lg of the horse were badly skinned in the slide the paving But for runaway horse falling, there would have been a collision with other vehicle going d the street the corner at the and the might have something serious. they made their arrangement to run up to Kinston and be married. Mr. and Mrs will remain in Kinston until the o'clock train when they will leave for a bridal trip to New York city and other After tour they will come to to make vice president, Mrs. E. E. of Raleigh; corresponding C. H. Me bane, Raleigh; recording secretary. Miss Mary K. Applewhite, Raleigh. Among those who will address the assembly are the following. Dr. L. D. Harvey, president Stout University, at Miss Jessie Field, their home here, schools, Page county, Iowa, Hon. W. J. of the United States department of agriculture. Dr. Frank College, Columbia University, New York; Hon. B. Martin, United States depart- of Agriculture, Washing- ton, D. O. Clarence H. Poe, Raleigh, Dr. W. S. Rankin. secretary state board of health, Raleigh. Tear Tens. T payers of the town of and of township are hereby notified that during the month of June can be found in the city hall, on Fifth street, for the purpose of listing taxes tor the 1910. H. A. Blow, Taster for Greenville. T. R. Moore, List Taker, Greenville Township. Beys and Is Hell. you are fighting for and to ed Mayor Seidel in address before the Milwaukee Ministerial Association at the Y. W. C A. building. a verbal bat- and some sharp repartee the discussion and after. Seidel had remarked that when a boy is offered a ticket he will shun the saloons. On of the ministers arose and declared he wouldn't trust his boy to attend a baseball game for the very reason that intoxicants were sold on the grounds. manage to drink de- the minister. Than it it up to replied the cultivate and de- bettor Mayor Seidel suggested that the ministers co-operate with the school board in an attempt to have the doors thrown wide to for purposes. Hon. Harry W. Enterprise. Hon. Harry . W. Whedbee, of Greenville, is a candidate for the judgeship of the third judicial district to succeed Judge Ward. Mr. Whedbee needs no intro- from us to the people of Pitt county. For sixteen he has been actively engaged in the practice of law at our county During these sixteen years his every effort has been to advance interests of hie county, his state and his party. A man whose honor is a gentleman of the highest type, a Democrat in the truest sense and a lawyer whose is unquestioned, he stands without a peer in the of Eastern Carolina. The robes of office could not fall upon that would carry them with more dignity and honor than those of Mr. Whedbee. Growing of Grapes in That the United States Depart- of Agriculture is making a comprehensive and exhaustive study of the possibilities of grape growing in Eastern Carolina attested by the arrival in the city yesterday of Mr. C. T. Dear- viticulturist of the depart- who has been to Willard, N. C , where United States in connection with the State One department has a test farm of the ministers declared there acres being used any need of trying to in improving the grow- give the boys good, wholesome when the nickel theaters downtown eaten d to their thing for you to do then is to compels with the replied the mayor. a moving picture right in school of the or mus variety of grape. Mr. Dearing says there millions of acres of land in this State veil adapted to this he has reasons to expect much from the tests in breeding, etc. at the Willard ton Star. Parents to BUm . Nearly ever body in America knows the of now Lady Cook, if please, of London. She was recently in this c in the of the suffragette movement, but it is not that which has caused her to be widely discussed on this side of the water, as well as in her adopted laud. No. Lady Cook has the and has given publication to some real sound thought, original and. in a measure, that was the shame of the world might be avoided if mothers would act sensibly and bring up their daughters in the full wisdom and experience of life. The same to fathers, too, who neglect to frank and open with sons. Says Lady are deeply to blame tor s large portion of the miseries enumerated. If fathers aged their sons to be frank and with them as they would be with their youthful friends, their advice would prepare their children to beware of strange woman whose steps lead down to Vice exposed and robbed of its mys tery would disgust rather than charm; they recognize the truth of St- Paul's teaching that bodies are the temples of the living when preserved in purity, if mothers would only learn to win the confidence of their daughters and teach them all they ought to know of them selves, thus guarding them from dangers and instructing them in sacred duties and responsibility, how many a girl would have been saved who is now lost through sheer ignorance, and from the foolish and misplaced modesty of the only one who could have properly enlightened her. There is a world of truth there, but while Lady Cook's theories are highly commendable, later day prudery still stands in the way of that frank education of the young in the home. For why mean, shrink from unfolding that knowledge which has ever bean surrounded with mystery sod secrecy, the two very which make sin and misery attractive to the young mind. And who is there with courage enough to break away from misguided tradition; to call rose rose and a spade a Asheville Citron. few mouths he has in Florida. We were y much to see such a large crowd out ti attend our Sunday We hops to see many in r; out next Sunday. Mrs. W. L. W about the same. We truly hope will, be better soon. The crops looking better the rain. weather bean somewhat coo for the of year. TobaCCO is looking Veil, commenced to play a pan with it. Corn ii doing , cotton is being chopped a fast as the farmers eta get to it The World Will Then. A wise mun said. a man write a better book, a . better or mike a better h,, and N. C. June I. at her horn.; on from t V. and rendered by Miss ; Lloyd. Bunting. Carrie ice and Mr. Frank which id--d to the enjoy- of re served, and and hit were Misses Minnie Margaret Jennie Lloyd. Carts Bullock. i Maude Barnhill. Mamie Blair, and ix Jones, Worth, Grimes, Mr. Mrs. If mouse trap than his though he build his in woods the world will make a beaten path to Ins other words if he shows r men a better way they look to him for help. The men who are now trying their best to make large yield of corn on an acre of land in this try are going to be greater factors to the people than the men who endow colleges and other institutions. who are leading for a yield on the lands are going to change the methods of farming in this section and put on a higher plane The shod methods of the past will be no more after these pioneers show what it is possible for the lands of this section to produce Mt. Airy News. Mayo, Walter Frank Conn, Tom Andrew. Marvin W R Jodie Vanes Dr. M P Dr. Dr. V. A. Ward. Mrs. Charles r quests the honor of your at the of bar daughter Margaret Cotton To Mr. Ferguson on evening Wednesday, the fifteenth of June Nineteen hundred and ten At o'clock St. Paul's Church Greenville North C No cards in the city. Tail's Visit. President Taft has written General Julian Curr concerning his Durham trip at the laying of the corner stone of And I the National Religious School and for the race, and although he cannot promise to c me while congress is so uncertain a pro- position to him, he has the willing spirit. Al I can President Taft declares as a last that I want to The adjournment of congress probably all that prevents his coming here. It was the same trouble with Senator Bob Taylor. That gentleman would have been here July to make the opening address but for the fact that he doesn't know whether he will be free or not The letter from Taft to General Carr was signed by President Taft personally and was very warm in its u r h a m Herald. a Horn.-. H. I -q i its he honor your ; at tho marriage of her daughter Lorraine to Mr. James Clifford Tyson on the morning of June the fourteenth nineteen hundred and ten at half past seven o'clock . St. Paul's Episcopal Church Greenville, North Carolina. No cards in the city. Or. Hyatt Coming. Dr. H. O. Hyatt will be in Greenville at Hotel Bertha June 6th and 7th, Monday and Tues- day, for the purpose of treating disease of the eye and glasses. Ge to City Hall. The tax list takers begun their work and are ready to receive callers. The list takers for both the town and Greenville township can be found in the city hall on Fifth street. Subscribe to Reflector. Our Greenville, yours if you come. The lecture a over, and Ilia so- who did talking ears as followed out boll to In. far be could, what sort of an Impression made. drew to doorway two old gentlemen who were making way out rendered a verdict. said one of them, did yon of beard said yon It was at all asked other. old fashioned way, re- plied the venerable don't quite catch your said questioner. It bot It struck me as than electricity about It,

Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Groceries Anything you can be found at Call to tee us if e Greenville, N. C. Sickness is Unnecessary o demonstrate the value of the telephone in the farm home. In any emergency the phone performs a which no other agency can equal. The doctor can be called quicker than the horse can can be summoned instantly. It is invaluable for the convenience and protection of the housewife. For information about our plan write to nearest manager or to Line y Telephone Telegraph Co. Henderson, N. C Choice Cut Flowers Roses, Carnations, Violets, tat an tat mm artistic it, at tote . J. L CC. For County far. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Treas- ff to the action of the Democratic ft;,., C. T. Halley's Comet at rate of miles par hour, according reports. C. II. on N. A W, Rt faS would be doing you Mid the public an injustice if I did not you what has Horn for me. It mot a attack of Acute it relief in twenty minute and I was entirely free from nausea, and rain k three hours. always keep a with ma on engine. 11.00 at drug stores, J. prepaid on receipt by Leftwich Chemical Va. BUST The Reflector does job work. Far Sb riff. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the of of Pitt subject to the Democratic primary. Amp Local. Newt far will treat you Subscribe to The Reflector. Best In din, and Ceylon at S. M. Schultz's Fresh loaf bread at Tobacco Grocery Co. Phone wanting me will call W. J. Fresh loaf bread at Tobacco Grocery Co. Phone lace curtains and hammocks. Taft Don't walk Too hot, phone, per day, that's all Fresh loaf bread at Tobacco Grocery Co. Phone See our paper with mono- gram E. C. T. T. S. Pharmacy, We will be servant, run all stay by you day and cash, night for per day. Telephone. Desirable building lots for sale on easy terms, See Higgs Bros. Just received a fresh lot of delicious candies. Pharmacy. Try our Washington City cream. Pharmacy White Frost, the most refrigerator made, t Boyd Furniture Co. Rountree round corner roller tray with skirt tray at- Taft Parker fountain pens, fountain pen ink. and library paste at Reflector Book Store. White Frost sale by Taft Boyd Furniture Co. or doses will cure any case of chills and fever. Price Porch and library furniture. Battle Axe felt mattresses. . Taft VanDyke. I have a nice lot of dry wood on hand, people wanting will call me up. Phone W. J. Turnage. The most perfect fitting collar in front is The Belmont with the Try one. Sold by Frank In West Greenville beautiful residence for sale on easy See Higgs Bros position as clerk in a tobacco sales warehouse. years Box Kinston. N. C Wolverine extra quality hand force-pumps can be had at i Plumber Johnston's place of bus- opposite Hotel Bertha. Just received a large shipment of Arrow Brand collars, all the i new styles and shapes for sum- , Frank Wilson. Twenty-six telephones added to the local exchange since May 1st. Were you one of them If not order yours at once, don't worry your neighbor. Wanted-Responsible men to handle vending machines in Penna. References required. Progressive Machine Co., Hat- field. Pa. Ladies and children's slippers to to to Central Mercantile Co. For Sale-One house and lot situated in South Greenville, on street between Tenth and Eleventh street. For fur information apply to D. If Clark. Try one of the Arrow Brand collars for summer, it meets at the top in front, fits close and snug to the neck and has ample room for the necktie. Frank Wilson , Wanted a few regular custom- for milk. Mm C. T. -ESTABLISHED 1875- S M SCHULTZ Wholesale and retail Grocer and Furniture Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Fur. Cotton Seed Oil Turkeys, Eggs, Oak Bedsteads, Mattresses, etc. Suite. Baby Carriage, Parlor suits Tables, lounges. Safes, P. and Gail Ax Snuff, High Life Tobacco, Key West Cheroots, Henry George Cigars, Canned Cherries, Peach, es. Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly. Meat, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Lye Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Garden Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nut, Candies, Dried Apples- Peaches. Prunes. Currants, Raisins. and Wooden ware. Cakes and Crack- era, Macaroni, Cheese, Best But- New Royal Sewing Machines and numerous other goo-la. Quality and quantity cheap Come see me. SLIPPERS Summer Slippers for Women, Misses and Children in White Canvas Pumps. All sizes and widths GREENVILLE, N. C. Norfolk Cotton and Peanut wired . by J. W. Perry A Co. Cotton Factor. Today Yesterday Bar 7-8 7-8 Lot 6-8 aw M 1-4 Low Grade LIVERPOOL FUTURE MARKET Wired by Cobb d Broker. . Co. Banker Norfolk. saw I July Dec May 1-4 1-8 July Rib SO May Lard , July by Cotton Hal rt. 1-2 use it to it so S M Use Top Dressing on corn, cotton, oats, pea- l-A k etc. and increase tile SO per cent Car load received by The Central I Cobb Co. o. and If you have any discarded furniture bring it to me and I will make it new again. J. Z. Gardner. WILLIAMS Mattress Maker Subscribe to The Reflector. NORFOLK. VA. Cotton Buyers, Brokers in Stocks. Cotton. Grain and Provisions, PRIVATE WIRE to New York. Chicago and New Orleans. Far I hereby announce myself as a candidate for county treasurer for Pitt county subject to the action of the Democratic primary. I W. B. Wilson. A Matter of Economy. Mr. let your girl off every Indeed; It la Baring. more Is away that j fewer she Kits. THE BEST IN never at the attainment of a Rood Furniture and House Furnishings is not too good for you. When you want the best, and prices that are in reach of your pocket book we can supply your wants. Taft Boyd Furniture Co. If you trade with us wt both make money Ch OF Millinery Just Received. Consisting of Hats, Flower Ornaments. Etc. AT GREAT REDUCTION All Ladies Invited to Inspect this Line Goods C. T. The Big Store a j Professional Cards W. F. EVANS AT LAW GREENVILLE, R. L, ft next door to John now N. W. OUTLAW Attorney at Law Office formerly occupied by J. L. GREENVILLE. N. C. Clark CIVIL S. J. Everett Attorney at Law Loan made on Baal it. I , Greenville. N. C. U . W. H. LONG Moore and Long ATTORNEYS AT LAW KING the ramps, twenty , was ever tattered nod torn Story of By GEORGE BARR a Bait hr Na The abductor war about the city, of the ma bad drawn the feared Amer- away on a wild to passes of More than that, at o'clock in the afternoon a second detachment of left the city for the scene of the riot In and walked away from toe win- tossing; a cigarette Into a on opposite side of room. Then he looked st bis watch. man who stood In middle of the car looking down In at the fugitives was a tall of the most picturesque type. No raga- OR R. L Dentist. GREENVILLE. N. C. JULIUS BROWN GREENVILLE. . N. C Harry Skinner. Skinner, Jr H. SKINNER LAWYERS WHEDBEE Greenville. N. C Washington, N. C. Don't forget you have a standing in- to Baker's Studio Every g well up to date Kodak work h specialty. Dr. F. Fitts, Osteopath with Dr. A. H. at Kinston, sf hi rm WILSON'S in Saturday Office I. m. a. . St. own i. V. I. GUION GUION Attorneys at Law Practices where vices required, ally in the counties of Craven, Carteret, Jones Pamlico. and State and Federal Courts. Office Broad Street Phone NEW BERN, N. C. Or CHAPTERS. King arrives in Edelweiss, capital of and meet the beautiful of a 11-King dots a favor for Robin, the young r of country, guardian is John an American. Ill Baron minister of police, interviews King and warns him against Olga, invade the royal park, meets prince and is presented to fascinating Aunt Loraine. committee of ten, conspirators against the prince, meets in an where the girl Olga is disclosed one who is to kill Prince Robin with a bomb. s on beautiful Countess who him that d and notorious old husband. Count Mar- is against prince. VII, VIII, IX and X-King visits house of the witch of gap and me ts the royal there. He sees an eye , learning through a crack in a door, and while for the person he overpowered and dragged into a loft. He is confronted by Count and then taken to the under den of the of ten. defends Kin before tee of anarchists who wish to kill h m. is brought to the den a d thrown into the room with King. XIII King s a jailer, dons his and. carries into a boat at in which several of the anarchist leaders to t. XIV King manages to get Lora whom he loves, a- and they hi e the well laid plans of th Iron Count were being skillfully car- out I All afternoon and evening men from the bills and surrounding country, apparently loath to miss I early excitement attending i ere monies en the following day. Sullen strikers from the camps came down, cursing the company, but drinking noisy toasts to the railroad and Us The city by swarmed with reveling thousands. The bands were playing, crowds were singing and mobs were drinking and in j the lower end. At S o'clock In the morning word , flew from brothel to brothel, from lodging to lodging house, In all j parts of the slumbering city. A thou- sand men crept out Into the streets after the storm, all animated by one Impulse, all obeying a single fierce In- junction. They were to find and kill a tall American They were to keep him or bis companion from getting In touch with the police authorities or with royal castle, no matter what the cost At o'clock a stealthy whisper went rounds, reaching the ear of every vagabond and cutthroat In untiring vigil, smoke faded away. silent watch was over. word bad sped to every corner of town It longer to maintain the for King. lie no longer In a position to give them trouble or easiness. The dawned bright and cool after the savage storm from the north. don't like looks of said time and again. ills men were never so alert as today and never so deceived. can't be trouble of any mused Colonel lows are ugly, true, but they not prepared for a we'll yet sec the day regrets the economy that has cut our little army to almost What have we now all told Three hundred In the royal guard, fewer than in fortress. I have a hundred There you ore. there are nearly soldiers off In the mountains on nasty business of one sort or Gad. if those XV. TUB IN of an hour after the re- turn of frightened, quivering was grained permission by the department to take a hundred men with him in the effort to ever- more than pistols could give us a merry fight. There must be a thou- sand of them. I don't like It. We'll . have trouble before day's take and capture the of us ,, . , , . . . , ,. . , , . . , By o clock the streets in Batter, rue grooms story hard-If. . . . . . , . had baa to horrified broth- before he was engaged in j Cd, U ,, , , ,.,,,, , t be thrown open for the that was to pass gloss. A hurried ft ,, rows of people. Baron was upset. I , half past o'clock ear- Three had stolen from beneath hi, nose . to sneak. He Was beside himself wit. f e of the a score rage and dismay. This his. outrage t r T was climax. The old man adored T the sister of Jack He T. and by the new. of the catastrophe. i FEES Captain Haas of dragoons was I and I in charge of the relief party. The was armed and equipped for a bitter Word had sent to the capital of asking the assistance of Prince Dan- tan the effort to overtake the ab- A detachment. It an- In reply, to start from during for eastern passes. Baron rode to southern gate with white faced, suffering will undoubtedly receive a communication from the rascals this afternoon or be mild gloomily. will not be slow to make a formal demand for ransom, knowing That yon and your sister are possessed of unlimited wealth. Hello Who's A man who had ridden up to the gates, his horse covered with foam, demanding admission. The ward- en halted him unceremoniously n rode forward. They that be was one of foremen the employ of the railway company. He brought the disquieting news that another strike had been de- that men were ugly and th ward, for one year from July let; SaSS S ISM unless From the distant castle came the Bounds of shouts, crawling up the long line of spectators for the full length NOTICE OF AN ELECTION. of of Greenville. Notice hereby given to voters of the town of Greenville that the of Aldermen, at it regular monthly meeting held on the day of May, 1910, ordered that an election be held with char- tar of said town, and the amendments on Monday, th 6th day of June, 1910, in the various wards of said town, for the of electing one alderman from each of five ward, of town. Th alder- men elected from the second, third and fourth ward, shall cont in office for two years, and those from and 1910. Notice is also hereby given that the board of aldermen have designated the following named in ward. of Mid town f r holding and conducting election, to First house square. Second stables. Third Laugh of- fourth store at Five Points. Fifth office. Notice it also hereby given that the books of several wards of said town will be open at the place, designated above, on day, Thursday, and Friday. June let, and 3rd, from nine a. m., to I o'clock p. m., for the purpose of allowing all titled to register to do only these persons who have duly registered will be allowed to For the Information of the of the town. I desire to state that terms of office of the following d gentlemen, n-w members of the board of of town will expire July 1st, 1910, and rill be chosen at election. B White. Second A. Bowen. Third Ward O. W. Four h WardE. A. Move. Fifth Ward- -W. S. 6th day of May, Mayor. considered and, furthermore, there had been severe fighting between two factions engaged on work. He urgently Implored to end troop, out to hold rioters In check. la your demanded harassed minister of police. replied the He lied, for he was no other than John the unsavory husband of Anna of the committee of ten. with said- will go to General by and good luck, At that very moment Loraine comparing note, with King In room beneath armor- shop. Count Mariana WM biding In the trader's Inn the northern J-W. PERRY CO NORFOLK, VA. Cotton Factors and handler- Tins am OW of the avenue to eager throng in circus, swelling and grow- louder as the news that prince had ridden forth from tho Glad voices cried out to those In background. prince was coming Bonny, adorable Prince On came tho splendid of guardsmen, followed by rigid Infantry- men In measured tread. The great coach of gold, with Its half score of horses, rolled somberly beneath canopy of green, surrounded on all aides by proud members of the royal guard. Two carriage from the royal stables preceded the prince's coach. In the first were the of and three fellow members of the cabinet The second contained Baron and General Braze. The curtains In a at the of square parted gently. A faced old man peered out upon the joyous crowd. Ills black tho scene. A grim smile crept Into his face. He dropped cur- j a this rakish Individual. His clothes barely hung together on his lank frame. Long, thin lips curled Into a smile of delicious regard. His sides shook v. lib quiet chuckle of understanding He was thinking of other days and nights of many maids In lands of countless Journeys which ho. too. had hod fair gentle Journeys, yes, but to be forgotten. He lighted stub of a tallow can- Ah. how envied this great, sleep- wayfarer How beautiful bis mU- tress now fortunate the lover They slept, now tired they were Whence had come Why he stay here to spoil their waking He would surrender his apartment to them. be tiptoed to bis own comer of ear. He gathered up bis be- ancient violin case, a stout walking stick, a goodly Bleed pack done up In gaudy cloth, a well worn pair of sandals with frayed As gently be stole bar., to the door. He tossed a kiss to the sleeping girl, his dark gypsy face aglow with admiration mischief, and was about to blow out light of his Then he changed his mind. With n determined shake of bis bead I new flash of the eye. he calmly seated himself to open his ragged pack. At last bis small store of food lay expos,, i. without hesitation he ed the pieces of smoked one part to himself, two to the Steepen, then miller's bread and the cheese the bag of dates be bad bought the day before. Again blew n kiss to the prettiest girl be bad ever seen. Snuffing candle, be dropped to the ground closed the door against all spying, civil eyes. Daybreak found wharf gated. Coming to an empty flat car direct from I he quarries, he seated himself upon Its edge and. with resignation, set about devouring bis early meal, all the while Casting longing, almost appealing, glances to- ward the next car but one. Busy lit- engines began chugging about the yards. The railroad at least exhibiting, some signs of life. Down through the maze of side- tracks whisked the little train, out upon the main Hue with n thin shriek of greeting, past the freight It was then that Sir Vagabond sat up very straight, a look of mild Interest In bis Interest gave way to per- perplexity to concern. What's the city lie wasted no time. Clutching his belongings to side, vaulted from one band, nimbly lauding on his feet road- side. He thought of the luckless pair the empty Suddenly be stopped, chin up, his to his shies. A peal of laughter soared from bis lips, Joke was on them. It was rich. more he thought of their on awakening the more be laughed. ills Immense levity attracted Pour or five men approached him from the shadows of the freight houses, unsmiling fellows. They demanded cf him the cause of lib seemly mirth. bis mer- black be related the plight of the pretty They plied with questions. He described the even glowingly. Then the fellows More than that. they clapped each other on the buck swore splendidly. And so It was that the news spread over town at o'clock that King was where be could do no harm. It was well known that the would tasks forty miles hour down the steep grade Into the lower valley. When King first awoke to the fact that they were no longer lying motionless the dreary yard, he leaped to his feet with n startled of alarm. With frantic energy he pulled door, a min- he stared at scudding walls of stone so close hand, Then the truth burst upon him with the force of a mighty Plow. lie back, hi. Jaw dropping, hi. eyes glaring. God, Loraine We're going We're ho cried hoarsely. She shot to feet and lurched to bis side. fall she almost shrieked. Suddenly the train idiot out the open, farm spattered valley. fell back exclaimed. been carried away. Cod In heaven The Is lie be- side himself, ; like a madman. He bad shouted to her that he must get buck to the city. would be she cried, clutching bis fiercely. never See bun we are If yon Jump I shall follow. I won't go on alone. I am as much to blame as A flew by. en kilometers to lie look- ed at In despair. going faster and he grated. I Just then his gaze alighted on the breakfast stared as If Was he going mad Instant later he on his j knees examining the mysterious feast She Joined at once. No two faces ever before were so per- Don't Buy a Piano Hurriedly Take Your Time plenty of it, and be extremely careful how you spend your piano money. Terms amount to very prom- cover a multitude can pet sat- terms anywhere, but a satisfactory piano at a precious places. We have makes under grades and cation as highest medium and low. Each grade is characterized by the price we ask for it. Whatever price you are willing to pay for a piano, if bought from us, you will be getting legitimate value, as you won't be deceived in the grade you are getting. We have several self-player Pianos at bargain prices. White. arc z Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. j SCHEDULES Between and Kinston, Effective April 1st. For further information, address nearest ticket agent, or W. J. P. T. Sf. T. C. WHITE, A. WILMINGTON, N. C. Subscribe to The Reflector. lie see it all We've been deliberately shuns-1 We've bean bottled up lien nut town. Don't touch it's probably full of pol-; son. Great a clever guru ; to fetch the . n i i h . r of lb. door. To dying day they were pi u o. to believe that the food bad been put there by of the tor. he. day lie out ahead. a ROUND a. a- I points West, Jack- SCHEDULE a. in. la nil Florida points. dining h and down road a bit-yen. our same old river They're running lOW for the bridge. awing off, Loraine. our The train was barely creeping up to the bridge. He clasped In the of bis left slid to n bitting position boldly pushed j himself clear of the car. lauding on bis feat Staggering forward with the i he received, he would have fallen except for a mighty effort A sharp groan bis lips as be low- i to the ground. She looked into his face saw lug there but relief. raid the man briefly. must try to reach that station back there. There I can telegraph In. His first attempt to walk brought out a of tied on 6th S. J. NOBLES MODERN BARBER SHOP. Nicely furnished, thing clean and working the best barbers. Second to none in the State. Cosmetics a specialty. Opposite J. R. J. G. c NOTICE I have d the grocery II Trip-, street, and will t-i carry it on the mm stand. The stick I be and d t-, I can fill needs in groceries. J. A. and Flor at Hamlet for and THE SEABOARD M. a. m For ix-T or car. Con- with for Washing- ton, Baltimore, New York, and Providence. THE FLORIDA FAST 12.06 a. Richmond, Washing- ton New York Pullman -1 pp- coaches and dining car. O. for and at Washington with Pennsylvania railroad and B. O. for and points n et. THE 4.06 p. m. -For Charlotte, Wilmington. Birmingham, phi a and s Parlor car to Hamlet. 5.00 N. for Louisburg, Oxford and Norlina. THE FLORIDA FAST 6.05 p. m. For Atlanta, Birmingham, and point. wet, Jack- and Atlanta YEAR BOUND 1-4. , p. m. a. m., Washington a. in. New York p. in. Pullman to car to New York FLAMINGO 2.06 m. For riving 8.15 a. in., n i i m., and New Pullman car. For t m. re and any at on t any Seaboard Air Line railway or address, I C. B. RYAN, U. P. A. Portsmouth, Va. H. D. P. A. N. C. H. HENRY HARRIS ARCHITECT N. C.

THE EASTERN do., D. J. WHICHARD, GREENVILLE, NORTH Year Six Months Single Copy may rate, may be upon -t the business office in The Building, corner Evans and Third s From the experience the is having over the offer to ell bonds, it does not look like a good time to put them on the market. Entered in the post office at Greenville N. C., mail matter. FRIDAY JUNE, 1910. Next week the will do Wrightsville. Everybody will be poor now t tax listing bat fur as be learned other county wants to imitate Wake. have commenced reporting yarns from the seaside resorts. hive hut. like the green apple, should lie given u berth. Time to be easting up an in- of have. June it the month for tax listing. Many or them had money to blow in at the oar even if none to pay bills. The Dispatch must get with the weather mail if he expects the to use their bathing suits when they go to the convention. been congressman of bit for twelve making a very useful member of that body. The Republicans have done enough for the Democrats to the in the national election, but the trouble with Democrats is that they throw away their opportunities instead of taking advantage of them. hit expedition in Africa senseless for slaughter which it mis- named apart, and having no more humane or more rational form of recreation than the butchery of big game. Interest Better mean a better county. People are realizing this, and that is why the for good roads is growing so fast in The New Journal be lining up for the Charlotte Chronicle's medal next time from the article headed Lays publish- ed elsewhere. To our mind the comet has what we have thought ell along, that the N really know very little about things above the earth in good it growing rapidly in Pitt county, and the sentiment for a bond for purpose is The Reflector believes that the next legislature pass a bill giving the people of the county the opportunity of by on the of issuing township bonds to build Taking up the matter by townships will he the Ami row it is 1.1. I. the University of England having the Dr. act for him. The wants to bow far it i-- to Wrights The Charlotte Observer and the Charlotte might borrow a pair of wings and do some flying on their own account, as long at the aviator foiled to come across. Those fellows who wanted it located elsewhere and did not think East Carolina school was going to be a success at Greenville, must think over again. The school it really the expectations of its friends. Our people should get active in the matter of persuading the Norfolk Southern railroad not to take off the day train between Washington Raleigh. The loss of that train would be the would be met for felt in this section. only a few years more. are desirable f r quickest way to get a system of roads all over the A matter that Greenville must get in, that quite early, is providing a new tery or purchasing more ground adjoining the present one. If the latter can be done, even Teaches in i apiece, and in Greenville lit cents a dozen. Come South. young This is Greenville, yours if you come The fruit crop bids fair to be abundant year, and if ville Less thin a week. lo take of it to Bob. Tax luting lime begins June 1st. Al out then pen pie will be poorer than any other tune of the year. put up for use next win- may the cost of living materially It takes money to get a flying machine man to fly- The fellow who was to give an exhibition in Charlotte Saturday, offer- ed a thousand dollars down one-half the gate receipts, but he said it was not enough to make bis wings What a we have. the draw to a bridge is open so pass over the announcement i that it is and when the work is done so that it can be dosed the that it is for pas- When Greenville real estate is offered for sale it brings a gin d Most North Carolina papers will to next week while the editors are do- sale in Cherry Hill, and the coming of new families and growing population make a de- for additional burial lots. The aldermen should be con- the matter of getting more room for the cemetery. We do not recall a time when a town election was so near at- tended by such little interest as to who are to be candidates for aldermen Yet there never was a time good aldermen worse thin now. There are conditions to be in the affairs of the that will require good judgment aid a serious mistake made in getting the wrong men for aldermen. The peon.-; the different wards owe it to then If the following incident which related to the writer day is true and the narrator vouches for its authentic, there is a probability that the coal trust will eventually be quashed Several ago a Mr. who lives near hoe, purchased two tons of coal which he intended to use for next winter. Having no other place to put the coal it was car- into the barn and placed in an empty stall to which there no door the incident was forgotten. Mrs. Williams has a brood of fine Leghorn chickens in which she takes a special pride these fowls are allowed to roam st will over the whole farm. On going out to the hen s few days ago she was surprised to find s coal black egg in one of th nests. The matter was dis- cussed among the family but they could offer no explanation of the matter and supposed it was just a freak of- nature. When, on the next day another similar egg was found decided that something was wrong began to investigate. The two shells were placed on a piste sad upon being emitted a pale blue light and an rise beat and the of coal gas quickly filled the room. The chickens were watched that day and it was found that one of them was e the small particles of coal h had flaked off of original lumps. Preliminary tests of the egg- shells to determine their value as fuel have been it is proved that the hens are the goo Is. Th eggshells, thickly impregnated with coal dust burn a I time and give out heat. This is doubtless due to he combination of cos and lime which contain New Bern MRS. JO N la sf Km at Reported for On Saturday evening at her home on Greene street, Mrs. John Andrews charmingly enter- about thirty couples in honor of her guest, Miss Bessie Stevens, of Dunn. On arrival the were greeted and and cordially welcomed by Miss Stevens, attired in white satin, with Mr. Bert James. Fruit served in the hall by Miss Mary attired in pink net, and Mr. Cecil Cobb. Japanese decorations prevailed throughout the home and the soft lights shed by the Japanese lanterns added much beauty to the scene. Progressive heart dice was the game of the even- and the guests enjoyed it until a late hour. The young prise, a gauze fan, was won by Miss and the young prise a pearl handled knife, won by Mr. Wilson. The guest of honor's prise was a. gauss fan. After the presents of the prises delicious ices and cakes were served. The guests departed at late hour declaring Mrs. Andrews an ideal hostess and Miss Stevens a charming guest of honor. Cheapest teachers bureau in the country, wants to enroll com- era. Fine openings for grades of school work. Schools supplied with teachers free. Piedmont Durham, N. C. from a knife, gun, can. tatty rail, works or of any other i stare, de prompt f h Bawl to prevent Mow p or It's the surest such w and as also for burnt, bis. skin eczema, hods, or pile. at all and the selves and to the town to select j convention. And in not a few the best men possible. Get out instances the devil and shop between and the primaries . , , l .-. v tilt I I i ii , be State boys wit I give the readers a bat . , people have in the lire of the,,. . . . . ., going to Greensboro ought . paper than u editors to especially please that city. And even the j. lover of graft, bin News fused to let allowance. is a re him his The fellow who from Albany to New York, miles. in hours and minutes, was certainly going some. The Reflector is willing to run the risk of having the money on hand if you pay your subscription between now and June 1st. town. Investments prove will Interest in the candidates for the Supreme court judgeship appear to be lost in the shuffle over corporation commissioner. The latter to be the real contest in the State were at home. From Editor Cowan, of the The is in receipt of s to be held Friday night see if you cannot awaken some inter- est in your ward. The Greenville docs like the idea out at midnight to train. They are kicking because they post card of a girl in a bathing a night train we are Though the last one seemed the least of any that hat some, we a have to see any a carnival does a town. The fakers s. years from now may have wonderful things to tell about this trip of the comet, and none of will be here to correct them. The president he it going to travel all he pleases, whether congress pays for it or not. No- body caret how much he when he hit own bills. Some people must love their dogs than they do their children, otherwise we do not see why they keep dogs to en- danger their own and their lives from hydrophobia. I hose who want to see a re- of the sale of liquor u loons, call it local self govern- We expect et will be bank before liquor saloons return in North Carolina. is the week in which you mutt do your talking about can The ward primaries will be held Fri- day night, then all will be over except voting on Monday for the suit on the beach at Wrights- ville with the words wait- for Cowan adds so am We hope not to keep you waiting long, and if nothing happens a week from today will find on the way. The selection of Mr. II. A. White as president of the of of Greenville means that new life is going to be aroused in the organization. Mr. White is wide awake, on the question of good roads and general improvements. and if he lead the of commerce to action we shall be surprised. When T. Roosevelt lands in New York about the middle of the month, he will feel himself the biggest in the country. miss it much, either. blind tigers will be careful hereafter how they in contact with Judge Cook. it their meeting next Monday the county commissioners appoint delegates to the good convention which meets at next week. county should be represented at that convention. Congressman C. Thomas, of third district, has declined to be a candidate for re nomination. He was first elected in 1898, and New Orleans it striving to get the government to select that city as the place for the exposition. That Is really a h better place for it than San Francisco, the other city be- mentioned in connection with it. Besides being more accessible to a large number of people, New Orleans u much nearer to Panama than is Mr. T. Roosevelt hat got one time, and it is not all praise that he is getting on his trip abroad. The League of London address- ed him an open letter Star. kicking because did not get Bern Sun. lust a little in the case. We are not kicking because of the putting of a night tram, but because of the proposed taking of our convenient day train. Of the two the train is much the best for section- Greenville ought to cultivate manufacturing spirit. Man- will give employment to large of people the greatest needs of the town. There are plenty of people who want to come here and would do so if there profitable employ- for them, nothing fur- employment so readily at factories. There are numerous sites for factories with raw material in easy reach, and there is why kinds could not be in here. If you want to see Greenville grow faster than ever, get more factories here. Hit by Paras Tariff KM. The removal of on for- imports of nitrate of soda by the act last summer will cause a decrease in the annual showing imports for the custom house for tie fiscal year ending June 30th. ac- cording to Collector of THE SOUTHS BEST FARM PAPER The Progressive and Gazette RALEiGH. N. G. and MISSISSIPPI TRY IT Weeks-10 Cents We've got the kind of articles in our paper that you have been guess-work talk, but the kind that steers you right. We wast yea to reed the following series How to Double Your Com Yields. How to Grow Live Stock in the South. in Prizes Our Com Club Boys. Short Talk About DOUBLED WITH HALF THE See I. T. CHOWDER. M i O. V. I Mil III k I tr m had. tarn u mt i I Si i mi ml mm TEN WEEKS TRIAL ONLY CENTS You be pleased and your Give your boy a chance to compete the we u our Corn dub Don't let k-a between U out the below sad it at once. This Coupon is Worth Cents FARMER AND GAZETTE. DEFT n-7 N-l. Ft mi aw I ma mi I mm I. I. U Write Pr, M S -I I mi . N m -STATE. This offer is to New Sub- only Fill it in and Mail To-day I OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT M CHARGE Of R. W. Agent of The Reflector for Arden and vicinity. Advertising rates ear Mm We are the oldest this column a creditable and Insurance Co. in the world. one.; Car cement, lime, nails do a hay at J. R. Smith teak then wonder at We nave heard it said that self-praise is scandal Call us let us consult not all nae v. . . . . you Ayden Loan Insurance Sit-E we need your Assuming that i u. W. are going to say one thing which i. Joyner. of certain, and town Tucker, of are visiting Misses and Lizzie Dixon If you need a good open or top buggy, wagon or cart call on J. R. Smith Co. Dixon. Miss Mamie a most young of Stone Grille, will be the guest of her sister. Mrs. J. W. Glenn, during the summer months Everybody is and we have one friend who purely delighted A nice line of coffins and caskets always on hand with a nice hearse at your service at J. R. Smith Co. ft Dixon. Dr. J. C. Caldwell, president of Atlantic Christian College, of Wilson, will preach in the Christian church here Sunday night Au experienced blacksmith is waiting to your horses mules at J. R. Smith Co Dixon. Miss Helen Johnson, of Dr. Hardy Johnson, here visiting relatives Now is a good time to advertise in the Ayden Department- R. W. Smith. Hookerton union meets at Rountree church fifth Sunday. A special bargain counter has been arranged in the mammoth department store of J. U. Smith Co. V and M. A. of Ayden is one of the best and Aden, among the most WM were public spirited towns in the Stole the com- of North Carolina. We are backup this assertion a preponderance of your collect for at . personal property. and hay at J. R. laud, or you . money on W. J. Boyd made a business A Loan at Insurance Co. trip to Richmond it you have to you want to buy. sea let us drop Ayden lease, sell or houses or or poultry food and daughter, mother or sister, or hawk killer R. Smith Co's. want to employ additional help. The heavy rain Wednesday stopped farm work for a few days, caused the crowd to be at the commencement. Joe Tripp, an experienced blacksmith and horse has Our town baa been crowded visitors for the past few days who have been attending commencement exercises of the Seminary. institution is a great deal of in our community and we for its management greater success and usefulness in the future. Call on us for ceiling. II and Mantling. We guarantee faction. J. R. Smith Co. Dixon. Shelton a young son of Jesse cut his leg right badly Tuesday in an attempt to clear his plow of some vegetation. Dr. had to take several stitches to up the Screen doors made to order or repaired on short notice at J. R Co's mill. We heard the address of Greenville's Mr. W. taken a at J. K. Smith I p Evans, at the seminary Tues Co's. and will be glad to I day highly He have his old customers to ; on him when they need work his line. Several of our friends attended the district meeting at Kinston night, and is a Pitt county boy, and is fast making his mark as a talented attorney. In our opinion he credit and we attribute it to him with Found-Near J. Ii. Smith Co. store, a purse containing several pieces of money. Owner can report a enjoyable occasion. , ,,,.,,. It have news items, tell same by identifying it. this and help us to make Larry W. Smith. REPORT OF TUB CONDITION OF THE BANK OF AYDEN AT AYDEN, N. O. At the Close of Business March 29th, 1910. Resources Loans and discounts Furniture and fixtures Duo from 60,902.86 Oath Gold coin Silver coin, including all minor coin cur. 1,288.09 bank and other U. 8,785.00 Liabilities stock Surplus fund or sell what you have, there is no better medium than the col R. W. Smith Rev. G. T. Adams preached in the Baptist church here Sunday. At the debate at the seminary afternoon Mr. Grice won the medal which was to him by P. K. At night D. V. Denton won the for the best oration, which was presented by J. R- Tingle. Mr. Waters won the medal offered to the pupils for making the highest average in his studies, which was presented by Prof. F. C. Nye. have for sale the scats out of the old Methodist church, x ft long x f long also good pulpit Stancil Hodges. Dr. J. C. Caldwell in the Christian church Sunday Ninety day and rust proof oats R. Smith Co's. Miss Fannie Hardy, of Green ville, is visiting Mrs. Asa E Garris. chicken crows, owls and minks, beat remedy for cholera, indigestion and weak- keeps them free from causing them to pro- duce an of edits. a package at J . R. Smith Co's. Mrs. J. Proctor, of Grimes land and Mies Agnes Sp-i , -f Greenville, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. night. Car nails, barbed wire, lime and cement at J. R. Smith Lo. Miss Lila is Miss May Smith. and magazines Ridge Spring and Grifton play base ball. The boys played extremely well, but Ridge Spring beat Grifton to and belting, black and galvanized pipe and other mill fittings at J. R- Smith Co. Miss Clyde Johnson and two little sisters, who have been visiting their aunt. Miss Addie Johnson, returned to their home at Vanceboro Tuesday. Japan peas millet and rape seed at J. R. Smith Co. The musical at the Methodist church Monday night for the bent fit of the church was largely attended and much enjoyed by all present. Smith Dixon are install- light meters on their This is the sensible thing to do, and then if the patrons wish to burn all their lamps all night can d j at their own expense and not to the electric company, as the case has been heretofore. Marcellus Simmons has moved with his family to Rapid. Cook stoves and repairs for same at J. R. Smith Co's. Now a good time for some good concern to open a grocery store in Ayden. There is a splendid for a lawyer to locate here. Just think of it, not a nearer than which twelve miles. J. M. Ormond. of Nashville. Tenn., Miss Eleanor Or- of Goldsboro, are visiting the family of E. Turnage. Roy and Lloyd Turnage left Tuesday for Raleigh to enter a business college. Miss of Raleigh, has been visiting at T. R. Allen's. C. L. of Greenville, spent Monday night in town. ITEMS. WITH Ditch, Ch-es Hit and it lo Hit Hanrahan, N. C. May other day we read a letter from a sweet little country girl, who visiting n. s and in a city. letter was to her there are sights in the city for a try girl to see. she had told of them and had implored her mother to extend her time to stay longer, carefully placing each punctuation point as it should be and using capitals where they indicated, ended with a P. S Mama please take all mistakes for hugs j and And then we thought how much better t would be if we all would look upon all honest mistakes with a great degree of love and f K while ago we m re at a place and chanced to be in a ; i . . JOSEPH F. W. Jet- store. The proprietor was in his busy at desk. In the i store there was a man. yes, a roar at a gentleman to have bf-n tot ,. some silvery threads among his pan with catarrh, bad steeping the floor. A traveling man chanced to step in while he was sweeping, said he as he passed the man that was the old and walked on to the desk where the proprietor was. After a I n-ad of your wonderful After two of isl can it one lo until I used your remedy, , c. hearty hand shake, and a wry pleasant he to sell bis goods. Soon tie merchant called to man that in my st an was sweeping and if we and rat need this or that, the man soon found that a can from the man that was sweeping would check the merchant to, buying his articles. when the traveling man went to have your a the store he shook the hand of Almanac for W. the man that was sweeping as heartily as he did at of the love the farm and train them to Honest labor never till the soil, a man. and courtesy is Our people were sorry indeed In Your Homes to Stay I out of place, that Prof. too lit be bestowed upon an employee well to be us on Sunday. I in the presence of employer. Hope he is much bettor ere Li lime t for and all nave eating for desert; Bet take a much needed r. st, for the past week, peach Sold by Greenville. this year's peaches, ripe. Jacob c and manufactured by and delicious I want to say to tassels last week, first we have THE GOOSE COMPANY. T somewhat uncouth fellow say to his best girl as went lo an ice cream counter and he bought N. C. Two Mr. J. H. was painful- hurt Saturday but is not laid up from his injury. While driving along the street his bone shied and run the bug- against a The collision threw Mr. out, and in striking his body the buggy wheel two of his ribs were broken- the King at .,, . r the pat kept th a saucer, with Z chunking the cake in with one ,,,., a hies lag our hand aid the cram with the, tat. Paul other. He looked up at 1.13 girl said, mighty Sail, better git you Now, these were raised the pies cooked by a maiden lady, p. Linney that one of Undivided profits, less cur. exp. and taxes pd. 6,421.89 Deposits sub. to check 60,186.20 f 25,000.00 12,600.00 Total 1120,650.11 Savings Deposits Cashier's checks outstanding Total 27,268.90 287.62 1120,669.11 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF row. I. J. B. Smith. of the abort named bank, do is to th. tort of my C, Subscribed and sworn to before rat, this 4th day April, HODGEs. Notary Public. swear that -f. . Cashier. J. R SMITH. JOSEPH DIXON. R. C. CANNON. Directors. Dr. St. Clare will preach a special sermon to Tuesday night at the Christian church. Japan peas, millet and rape seed, ail tine crops for stock, at J. R. Smith Walter Browning and sister, and Miss or visiting the of Mrs. Sarah W. S. Leggett and wife, of spent Sunday with Mr. Smith Co. it Dixon will buy your cotton seed or exchange meal with you. Mrs. D. U. after spend- several with relatives at Hertford, returned home Sat- See our line of gents, ladies fr ,, , . u a .,. selection R. A Woman's Idea. how to make herself But without health it for her t ho lovely in the face, form or A weak, woman will be and and y in pimples, skin . and a wretched comp problem of life. But . ., w q to women who want health, beauty and Trey regulate and if you want to know her name address box Han- N. C. and I will give it. But none need except such as can produce the very bes references, or can prove by their very act that they are worthy and well qualified to cope with the best remedies he tried for killing dogs lay a piece of cheese by the car- of a that been kill- ed by and he says that when the hungry curs return for a sec- and find f h and cheese both awaiting him that he is j y I stave me is n . , I A tenant of W. death in a few minutes. NOTICE I NOTICE I We wish to call tow attention to our new line of fall goods which w. now have. We have token great car. to Tear and we think we can Tr wants Shoes, No- and fart that i. carried a Dry Good. Come let us show you. Tripp, Hart Co., Ayden, N. C. We are prepared to you wits House and Kitchen Furniture at the very price,. Cask or t ill us aid we will convince you w of and FURNITURE- M . C IN t . lo wit- NEXT DOOR TO making your Smith Co. Long, of Greenville, here Monday. Hues of spring pants for men and boys at J. K. Co. Mrs. Gardner is visiting in country. cotton open spring cultivators at J, K Smith Co. liver and kidney a, y the blood; , eye , pure velvety lovely food health, m th m. c at all drug-gUts. Comet Most people have been pointed comet did not have a very long flourishing tail. It turns out, however, that it was not that kind of a comet. Comets, so far as toils are con- are probably of three hinds. comets, possum and rabbit comets, and the beat way we can the tails of these several comets is by quoting from Vest celebrated banjo song, on the race ion has a tail, tail i-m barf, De rabbit have no t ii at A little of heir. Record. quit his crop week. evidence that the tenant sys- has become very Better learn our to Chicken Powder it to Hawks-Life to Chickens and Tartars if m m fall He has tried this remedy on four within the past few day, and in each instance worked like a It may be that ha does a little on and if he doe, blames Demo- I take He Nair's Chicken Powder and feed my on with it too. Look at me and the Hawk. Died a chick of that old Master, h been fed on Ph. U. MO. Alas Alas Lily's Oyster Fresh Oysters Coming Every Day Can Serve You Any Way. Try Me MISS C MEREDITH Graduate Nurse Ayden, North Trait Kills Crows, and Minke. Best remedy for Cholera, Gaps, Limber Neck. and Leg Weakness. free Vermin, thereby them to pro- duce an a of eggs. Price and to cents. Manufactured by W. H H. C. FOR SUE IT COWARD I WOOTEN s sun Pi talk,. a, I I a MA talk, la G. . a

CHILDREN. pi. m ran am i. LOBs. ill COLLEGE NOTES. far West May 1910. The boy me in midst of final at least those who to get x- d by r grade of r Each day wt tie being of or mote. who Lie m re to g. t h, n e than M the cm we ex. which be- gin th; and i rd Tuesday Mat. Th it or hi. the of the baseball end track season. We re of the State in by an easy and taKe of us a to claim that of the South. track team son, Wake lost no clone struck the collie d. upwards of a ft- athletic m.-i , the roof U e partly torn off rt- in damage to I rain. Many of not a few of the trees Hart uprooted five the large windows in were broken cut. resulting , slight damage to library below. damage done at the power along ON j auto. a. ankle the lea to ground. mer be despair he aid. with grim don't mind pain. We'll atop, my till we get word to At a wagon c r OS a I D the. paused to rest, having covered two miles. Her lit- cry or Joy caused h'm to from the ten ankle, which be was with dubious con- the th cried King. If be only , Palsied, uncertain arm Carolina, i . Hat County g. Johnston and Add. M. Moore, clerk, on of h in of loin i th high- HE BANK OF GREENVILLE RESOURCES. Loan and and cured All other Stocks, Bonds and trot she hurled lb. bomb, her hands cub Stock. Bone b. by a. r fiB , H u. tare hundred years about metals have been discovered. Most of them, it is nave been looked upon by the word and An ox cart from the west i they r . -W to the dusty l. . I L of I, . i. , bank of Tar demand loans thence P the lot acres 1.6861 C, 127.82 3.827 LIABILITIES. paid in less car. and hum pd. 786.06. Total or and being UM same . A. h-------. , I. Ma. U Little, of the bub . . for g two Can With will beasts, be referred gifted with would to by some writer i vivid tail to mind their L- m. w i-a, page This i, and sworn I, Pub Sac poor rarity of Land. J. G. I worth your while. yon carry us . Bean would be of use to mankind I. l J . . as and never as The promotions and the June 1910 were recently published as follows; mi . j. d. Brown, first J. L. Martin, first and quartermaster; W. sergeant major; H. Tice, color sergeant. And-. W. j. ft. Bryan, first C. E. sergeant. H. P. N. Dubose B F. Sean.; Woe la. corporal; c. Davit, p t, W- l Lieutenants-P. N. Place w. can ti. Won over on shelves, -it of sight. public I and the u .,., e of gallium, aluminum, i a and tungsten, and I of in the mils. , Pound of these rarities. j the electric one the rare c been introduced to -he Br- ; j the before sell cash f r,. court door In Vt noon 2nd owing piece or p. f and situate in the of I t a re. ; This May 24th. 1910. J B. C quit so grand as i fairer. me. beloved by every one. She Is the form of pure met- d. ma., faced but i and the Hie mention of the name, a his eves. count be w no Are j. ii of yon net of ray all cried aim . am. and why we -et to live the farmer, over- coma by was oxen with and tore down the road to an bravely in i;,.,,. At bey learned operator bad be m unable t. call o'clock. In city gate In far up the narrow mail It ,,,.,, , the were ,., b, ore, taking j their places in the sphere of The little dust-, covered vials are looming up. and keen, hard headed are studying them with a view to their and the best m as to their utilization. J Gordon in the June Popular . V. IN Groceries And Provisions Cotton and Fresh kept con- In stock. Country Produce Bought and Sold Land . in Pit. towing or com. M. F. Wyatt, William J. p. wow open. Second D. T. C. Barber, C. E I Z f he h E., f la . i T gales If they hid themselves In bed of the cart, underneath the thick can rat covering. The lifted cloth, and they crawled down the melons. the cried the anxious shouted the farmer. streets roped off. crowds arc too fa- I r-u ii B. tho R. W. Howell, A. W. . the driver a Taylor, C. Horn, H. P. Whitted hail E- L. Sherlock A H n as as. Bond, through an alley the First Sergeants- W. M ton, P. B. in Sherwood, J. S. b. Howard, J. C A-U Faulkner. T. in town of Greenville on Pitt tat -s S. w about two feet to a forty feet to the natty Williams Mortgagee. D. W. Harden GREENVILLE N North Carolina Save on Your Purchases Get a Free Piano MM end h every . You AYDEN FURNITURE CO., Ayden, N. C. World's Greatest Pain Remedy Notice. . . Brown, W. y crowded few M. C. E a b. I s s c I n C- S. An- beard glad voice, en; g. L. W. L out coming. Bloomer, E. D. W i-, . J. B. Coward. P. D. a D. I. j E. B. Hunter. E J M. W. B. Marsh, R. W. T. Nixon, W. H Parker, H. A. Quicker. J. E- Latham. J J. Phillips. Application will be made to the board of commissioners for Pitt county on the first in July, 1910. to change the s between and Carolina townships. ,.,,.,,, bUng hand to a spot At corner He had caught of Olga nova. Th first row of dragoons King Ha looked like on. Colonel this terrified girl at bis King dragging her along b, the hand. alone Om . By of the of w, in book I -a. CHESAPEAKE LINE GET Tobacco Hues OFFERS EXCELLENT SERVICE BETWEEN Norfolk and Baltimore C FL I- write. C. L. CHANDLER, G A. F. R. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA. hi or. court ------id in of Greenville known on the by lot No. Invariably of fr f Um-n-, This -tat is not only prompt to Dr. W. J. mU tot SO to th. town of the water of town la located w. th and other aSS of cash. 16th day of April, 1910 James L. J. Cobb, FROM L. H. Pender N. C. With in flues, can please Plumbing and Tinning rut Sold by all druggist. Our Greenville, yours if come. CENTRAL Barber Shop Herbert Edmond, Prop. Located in main sec of the town. Five chair, in operation and each one over by a skilled barber place it Inviting, Our towels clean Modern electrical machine dry and Lr dies waited on at their homer Cur Greenville, if you come. Candy and Chocolate. Fresh at COWARD WOOTEN Roofing and Sheet Metal Work. m Wort, and i i mm i J. J. JENKINS. a. C For Slate J S. MOORING Ban ea fit. Ban Sap GENERAL MERCHANDISE Pulley wen of Greenville N C. STARTED A FARM ON Was Wisely Instead of a fleeting holiday in a crowded why not use fund to establish an home in the country disaster had so crippled our re- sources that one hundred dollar was all we considered it safe to risk, and that was absorbed by moving expenses, a kitchen stove and a few necessary toed; so can say that I commenced without capital or experience, yet the place was entirely self within two years, says Kate V. Saint in The De- for June. My first chase was nine old hens and garden seeds, so we had vegetables. There were rhubarb and all sorts of fruit on the farm, so each week living coat a little less, and I was able to buy more poultry. Late in the fall sale of winter and young chickens we had made a cow possible. farm we found was only twenty five miles from the city and a little more than two miles from tho railroad station. house was a long, low, old-time homestead, with lots of out- buildings. The Master Man's n ticket cost six pr month. Of course we had no horse at first, but our nearest neighbor drove to the station night and morning and agreed to take a passenger for five a month, which brought the city trip up to eleven dollars a month, but as the farm cost only fifteen dollars, the outlay still came well within the amount we had been paying for a city flit. Therefore, the luxury of a whole house, plenty and, healthful, environment was true economy. secret of success for city people is to commence country home-building with inexpensive things which give quick returns. like poultry and vegetables. A cow also brings immediate re-1 turn, for she provides milk, cream and butter for the table- usually several pounds more of the latter than any ordinary y can use, so there is to sell. Follow advice. Quaker Oats ii the best of all foods; t. also cheapest. When, such men as Prof, Fisher of Yale and Sir James Crichton Browne, of London spend the best part, of their lives in studying the great question of the nourishing and strengthening qualities different foods, it is certain that their advice ii absolutely safe to follow. Fisher found in his ex- for testing the strength and endurance of athletes that th. meat eaters were exhausted long before the men who were fed on such food as Quaker Oats. The power, of of the non-meat eater, were about eight times those of meat Sir James Crichton Browne says- eat more oatmeal, eat plenty of it and eat it frequently. j. Packed in regular size packages, and hermetically sealed tins hold QUEER OF GROWN FOLKS HIGGS INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE. Will Beg a The first annual commence- of Higgs Industrial at Parmele will begin the 29th at o'clock. Baccalaureate s by Rev. M. M. But- even- the h, by Rev J. T. Gaskill, Tues- day livening the 31st, address by Prof. C. E. Askew, of Washing- ton; Wednesday, June 1st, t comm address by Prof. R. J. of Wed- evening at o'clock, en- by J. of Norfolk, for the benefit of the school. The public cordially in- President Chance began the first Inst October under adverse circumstances. His has been remarkable, and he hat the confidence of lead- ins citizens of the State. There can be no question that he is following right lines for the betterment his people, and the institution will have a broad field of usefulness. If you are nit after using according to direction, of a b Chamberlain. Stomach and Liver Tab eta. you en have money back. The cleanse and orate the improve the regulate the bowels. Give a trial and get Sold by all drug- gists. CHANGE COMES SO QUICKLY. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is sod on a guarantee that if not sat- after using two-thirds of a bot- according to directions, your mo. will be refunded. It i. up to you to to try. Sold by all A business recently its sales, or only and, of course, there were as many shades of opinion given in answer as there were writers participating in the symposium. The fact is that good advertising in mediums, for reason- ably-priced articles of general consumption, makes both sales and publicity a rule makes more than enough immediate sales to pay for itself, and the are to much The half-convinced readers of today's advertisement are per- by the presentation of the proposition in a new light tomorrow. The extra profit to be derived from the is lost by spasmodic N. O, May Sic transit, in one and night we might say. we have passed from general sunshine to floods of rain, and still the rains descend in What looked so promising now looks drooped and sick. Thus he w quick we can pass rejoicing to faces that do not beam to But amidst the storms and behind each cloud there is a silver lining. We started cut to say that these flooding rains should teach our farmers a lesson of drainage and not to build their n coo much upon the sands and to withhold part of their fertilizers that they throw down in the to feed it to their hungering crops as they need it. Amidst the roar of thunder, the of lightning and the down pour of rain, the birds are still singing sweetly and we look up and are hopeful. HUMAN HANDS DO NOT TOUCH IT. Mm th. r w MT. kept K. lit ice . . It U are aid Our Is r- to and . as la to Mis, . . stake, U of Sold by tor n by If I. sat Imp it. Saws Pr. food C. U Soy, t Notice to Creditors. Having- day qualified a. or th. estate of King, this to notify all holding estate to file said with me on or before 12th day of April, 1911, or notice will be pleaded in bar of recovery said all Indebted to estate are hereby notified to settlement with the under- signed. This t the day of April, 1910. D. R. Little, Ad of the estate of King. ltd Worry. my little girl. I can't lend your mother any flour, or oil, or butter, or or lamps, or potatoes, or anything else that the tent you over for; but go back and tell her I have a lot of trouble can borrow Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will up th. s, bin- tick headache, prevent despondency and system. SM by all druggists. If a Bey Minded AN That He'd Never Have a Bit of Fan. Parents and folks a funny lot, any way you take says Eugene Wood in The for June. Do you know why they made a f ii out your readmit, a moral and instructive work like, Skull Hunter of the Sierras Well, I can tell you. They saw that you were having a time. They couldn't stand that. Oh, that cut them to the They had a heap tight rather you gaped through Life of the Rev James B. Emery, D. a very volume, need scarcely say. Just the minute they saw you enjoy- yourself pouring coal-oil on the cat and setting afire, they'd make you quit it. They wouldn't let you do a thing that there was any fun in. Mind them, and you'd go right straight to school and come right straight hack again, like a gal- slave scourged to bis dungeon. Mind them, and if there was a boy that out bis tongue at you and girl boy I kin lie you with one hand tied behind me. I'll tell my ma on you yon would not let on you heard him. Paste him one on the lot No. no, Naughty. Mind them, and you would be a in school and be in every, deportment and all, just like a girl. Mind them, and you would go right at your chores without having to be told more than times; you'd wait at meal-times till you were served, like as if you were a sick person and had no appetite, and, after supper you'd com- on y home- work before the last bite was swallowed, and not ask pa and ma questions be- cause they're tired after a hard day's rest, and it's better for you anyhow to work, it all out by your; elf. And when you had done every example, and learned what the principal products of Paraguay are, and committed to memory that priceless gem to the effect that a noun is the name of a person, place or you would kiss everybody good night like a dear child, and go to bed so to be up bright and early in the morning. There's no pleasing them. They'll jaw at Why can't you play quietly Good land you make noise enough t wake the Take them at their word, and devil- are you up to now Some mischief, or you wouldn't be so still about Suspicious M in There's no pleasing them, I You'd think they were the whole show to hear them talk, and just because they feed and clothe you all that, they've got a right to boss you. ITEMS. N. C, May 24.-B. B. Satterthwaite attended I he- commencement last week at Winterville. The baseball game between and broken up by the rain Saturday. Satterthwaite cam. home evening from where she has been in W. S Williams is on tick list again. W. B. Ward went to the com- at d Ford Friday night He reported that it was the best the school ever bad. There was a good attendance at Sunday school Sunday after- noon. The hour has been changed to four o'clock. Would line to see more next Sunday. The f are uneasy about their crops on account of rain. Len Perkins, section master on East Carolina railroad, is in town visiting friends. Always glad to see our back again. Misses Pattie and Davenport spent Tuesday at Stokes. Officeholder To Durham, N. C, dispatch May having served in office for year, John laws, of Orange county, at the age of is in field as a candidate for re-election re- of deeds, lie is declared to be the oldest in point of service in the United States, and during his long term has weathered many cal upheavals. It is not doubted that he will come out victorious at this, his latest battle at polls. claim to distinction not alone with his political success. His ex have given him fame as well, At the age of he took to himself a young wife and only became proud father of the third child by this inion. cured saved the lire of my are the y u hear shout Colic. Cholera and Re This the world over where valuable r. hi. been introduced. r medicine in use- for ea or bowel complaint, has receive I h general oval. The seer, t of the as of v. ham her I a Colic, Cholera i Remedy is it Sold by ail druggist. OF THE CONDITION OF The Bethel Banking Trust Co., j AT N. At the dote of business, March 1910. RESOURCES. Loan, and ace. and and Fixture Due from Silver coin, including all minor coin currency National k rotes r U. S. Total . -28 1,31.71 II 1,869 Surplus profit., et. a d lax- s raid . Time of Sub. to Ft STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, County of Pitt-, I, W. H Cashier of the bank, do sol. swear that above true to the best of my knowledge and belief. W. Cashier. bed and sworn to he- this 5th day of Apr . T. Notary Public. S M Jones. M. O Robt. IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA Whit a Heap of Happiness it Would Ii Have It P ad hi T Bring to Greenville Hows t d. Hard t do work with an aching l-t a tr owe you hours of mis r, it d I to ha or t work. treatment four we. ks. bu did If women knew Hut bat r I I Backache e mo from sick kid- ofT The day flee b.-r, 1908, nave much Pills Many residents this m hem M a L. Cameron, Pay N C. I from Do Pill justifies me in r. g them. A dull, g I by twinges through, belching of gas. loins me fur a long etc . in box of I them that a ext day and one of pain i the 2nd of D tan took e Keel ell row. and all Mrs. M E Maxwell, R. F. D. No. ea N. Y is the beat for written. It relieves aft. r din r Mistress, heart- I had but little en t. y r ambition and caused a kid Having D Kid- I to me. I pro- a box. After taking I he content., the in my back and d h the s For by all dealers. P ice M cents Co , Buffalo. New York, sole agents for th States. Remember tho take no other. A Pressing Obligation. says writer in k, it is m.-anti ii perm-i cure in or chronic, or any of the stomach r money back. Mi o tablets by and everywhere at CO cents a Urge box. daily newspaper leads by gradual North , , , P and stages to Dr. Hyatt Coating. Dr. H Hyatt will be in Greenville at Hotel Bertha June 6th and 7th, Monday and Tues- day, for the purpose of treating disease of the eye and fitting glasses. Too Soon for Tear The impression stems to have gotten abroad that this is the year when the 17-year locust is due to pay Baltimore, Maryland and adjacent territory a visit. Dr. Philip R. Provost of the Peabody Institute, was asked if this was so. he replied. He referred his interviewer to a special report on the locust prepared by the United States government According to that report the 17-year locust is due in 1919, Locusts of leaser importance there may be this year, but not the 17-year Sun. New North The Chattanooga Tradesman reports the following new tries established in North Caro- for the week ending candy com- land company. hosiery mill Stanley-150,000 ice and cold storage plant Way lie- lumber company. Stray Takes Up. I have taken up one male hog, white and black spotted, weight about pounds, marked one split in right ear. Owner can get same by proving ownership and paying charges. G. WT Edmondson, w Bethel. N. C. Not Quite II How often you can a thing dot a T nail or screw driver or an- lacking. a good tool box b p Our la a yon and will that vow tool box dots not lack a Of Course You get Horse Goods -----of A Comet Egg. Greenville comes forward with a comet too. Mr. Ward, agent of th Line, brought one to The R tor Thursday evening that is very much out of th ordinary. This is a soft shell and ha-, a tail inches putting off a debt that you own the hen that laid it had been to business. Every day on a look at the the interest mounts. Ev. day, and for want of a butter name it because of added competition, will have to be cal ed a c the debt becomes to Many non advertisers The Charlotte can no doubt postpone the take notice that c of this obligation they P with Its Morganton egg. do not how easy it is to discharge it in install- The little in In Superior Court Dixon vs J. A. Gardner half-page and the By virtue of a decree of the Superior spread, paying its it wait Ht. in ,. , . . forgoing ed at the April grows. The big advertisers of of t. Pit Sap today sang small at the begin court, undesigned . . appointed by ho court in said cause, The they on t of Jun, at achieved is open to merchants of j . house to the i rust I r for the following d scribed tr or pare. U of land to Lying and in the county of Pitt . d of Swift Creek Township, be- ginning at a stake in the CI y Root road and running s. w. I to a stake, thence t. e. poles to j a then I, w. to the road, thin e and with the creek road to Roads, thence down the Clay Root road to the beginning, containing acres more or less. Also one other tract in said and slate beginning at co. d r and runs e. w. to the creek road, n down road to th; old Flat Bra ditch, thence with the various of said ditch to Isaac 3rd corner, then n. w. pole, to the beginning, containing seres more or lets. also one other parcel of in township, c slate, be- at the big ditch bridge on tho Root read and ring down road to J. Dixon C n with very moderate capital back up brains and energy with advertising in the leading Bern Sun. r. In Superior Court. North Carolina, Pitt County. P. S. v. J. A. By of a decree of the Superior court of Pitt county made in the fore- going at the April term of Pitt county Superior court 1910, the under- commissioner appointed the c will 6th day of Jun, 1910, at o'clock, noon, to public sale before the court h- me door in Greenville to the highest bidder for cash, the following described tract or parcel of land Lying and in county of Pitt sate of North Carolina and de- scribed as follows to on the south by M. O. Gardner, on the it by J. A. Gardner, on the north . by J. A. and M. O. Gardner, on the line, then a southerly West by J. A and M. O. V, miner, con- acres more s. Thia the 7th day of May 1910. F. C. said line to an ditch, thence upend sad ditch to the big ditch, thence up and with raid ditch to the beginning, containing Commissioner, acre, more or I Also one other parcel of land in said township, county and state, g at the inters- of the Notice to i bridge road and the road I and running with the Having duly qualified before the Greenville road to the Laura A. Causey tenor court of Pitt county a. land, thence to M. O. executrix of the will and line, with of H. W. Martin, M line to the Gardner notice is hereby given to all persons road thence with indebted to tho estate to make bridge road to payment to the undersigned; containing acres more or all haying against said g land upon which the J. P- Corey . stale are notified to present the lime to undersigned on or before the h day of May, 1911. or this notice will be pi ad in bar of rec very. 11th of May, 1810. Alice V. Martin. Executrix of Martin. Subscribe for The Reflector mill, and of J. A. Gardner in located Also one engine and boiler, saw- mill and grist-mill, being engine, boiler, saw-mill st-mill which is now located on . six acres above aid the J. A. Gardner m Thia the 7th day of M.,, 1.10. F. C. Harding,

WINTERVILLE DEPARTMENT In Charge of F. A. EDMONDSON I Authored Agent of The Eastern Reflector and Rites on Application The Pitt School i We have needles, bobbing manufactured by The A. G. Cox shuttles, for any sewing machine Manufacturing Company are in the country. Also needle cheat.; comfortable, neat and threaders, the very thing affected -es Harrington, Barber We have put in an assortment of patterns for all styles. durable. era liberal. When in the market to see us, we have the desk for you. Eugene Cannon went out to his borne new Bonn We are carrying a nice line of and Caskets. Prices are nice hearse A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. C. T and F. A s a to yesterday. Fir spring goods, laces tee us- N.-w lot just in. Co- Misses Norms Evelyn went to Greenville For nice fresh full see R. D on Thursdays, and Saturdays. M; j Vivian left for her home at Point. For cold drinks of ail kinds at H. L. Johnson's fountain. Miss Lee Nichols, of Ayden, was in town yesterday visiting Miss Hattie Kit Just received, a nice lot of ladies shoes. Harrington, Barber Co Cox came m from where ant attended the exercises of Meredith college. is the hind you need. See us. A. W. Ange Co. Miss Bertha Carroll came in from Tuesday where she has been attending college- We call your attention to our new line of groceries. R. W. E. F. Tucker and family went to Walstonburg yesterday. For nice fresh corned herrings see A. W. Ange iv. Co. Winter- N. C. a number of our attended the closing the F. a. at Ayden. Straw hats are going fast, buy one, don't be W, Ange Mrs. Mollie Bryan went to Greenville today. Leave your orders for ice at H. L. Johnson's. Will be delivered any e in town. Miss Olive Butt and Cox, accompanied by Miss Louise came in from Salem Tuesday. Matting and oil cloth, the floor, buy some, cover it over. Harrington. Barber Co. Miss Crawford returned yesterday from Ayden by Miss Stella who will spend a few days with her. Before buying, see my line of post cards, H. L. Johnson. Mrs. Melissa Vincent returned from Ayden yesterday. Field peas and peanuts for sale by A. W. Ange Co., Win- N. C. Miss Annie of was in town yesterday. To reduce our stock before in- we will offer for a limited time, cheap, for gingham calico, worsted dress goods, to suiting, percales, to motor waist goods, lawn, mohair wool effects. to table peaches. pie peaches, shirts. shirts, shirts, shirts, Call and see what we offer. A. W. Ange Co. The A. G. Cox Manufacturing Co. are rendering good service in the undertaking business. Coffins and caskets cheap with excellent hearse service. Let us frame that for yon. Any frame. A. W. Ange Co. Barber Co. How is your soul Let us show you our new lot of shoes. Barter Co A nice six key soda fountain for sale. R. We have purchased the as the Milling and Mfg. and will be ready very soon to grind corn, do general repair work and dress timber. Harrington, Barber Co. A nice lot of matting just in. A, W. Ange Co. Fresh corn herrings at Barber Co. We are now in to do grinding every day general repair work promptly. Harrington Barber Co. The A. G. Cox Manufacturing Co. has sold this season ever cotton planters and guano sewers which would ally indicate a large cotton crop this year. New lot of dry goods and no- just in. Better while they cheap. A. W. A new lot of lamps just in. Harrington, Barber Co. Beef, sausage and fish, going cheap. R. W. at Johnson stand, on railroad street. You will never regret when you purchase a manufactured by A. G. Cox Man Co., Winterville. N. C- Miss Hattie left day for Greenville to attend the summer school at E. C. T. T. S. M. B. Bryan went to Norfolk today. B. P. Manning and F. A. Ed- went to Norfolk Men day and returned H. J. Miss Lessie King went to Greenville day. Miss Miriam after spending Sunday and Monday at home, returned to Greenville yesterday. W. J. Bullock, of Grifton, spent Sunday with W. and J. L. Rollins. Tennis seems to be a popular game with some of our young people. Mrs. F. M. Crawford and Miss went to Greenville today. Misses Roland and Lena Cobb, Mary and Beulah Flanagan, of Farmville, came in Saturday to visit Misses and Cox left yes- for the summer school at Greenville. Misses Cora and Car- roll came in Saturday to visit Misses Kate and La la Chapman. Miss May Whitehead, of Parmele, is visiting, Mies Pearl Hester. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Cox went to Hanrahan yesterday to visit relatives. ITEMS. N. C, May 31.- Mrs. J. M. Hyman and children, of Scotland Neck, came down from Wilson last Tuesday even- to visit her grandfather, f. E. Little, and left for her home Friday. Her mother-in-law, Mrs. Celie Ann Hyman, her. Mrs. Wyatt Eason and child- of were visit- her sister, Mrs. Mills Smith, Sunday. Our section was well represent ed at the Union meeting at Saturday and Sunday. So It ma y be overwork, be the ore Ha from In- With a well conducted LIVER one can So mountain of labor without fatigue. It odds a hundred par to earning; capacity. Horn be kept In healthful action by, only by NO Do You Own a Piano If not, you expect to own soon, you owe it to ex- the display i shown at the White I A display really to a large city. Io a glance you will inspect a line of pianos not alone stand in character of tot t, y and general in a class to itself, but I m with prices that stand here and incomparable am where. Eight different makes tr select from, none of those cheap western department tore stencils, but each one a stand- ard, of acknowledged fame and reputation in the trade. Four player-pianos of known We will take your piano ha exchange for one of ti self play- era. We alto carry the ORGAN, the standard of the world. Old organs and planes taken in ex- change, terms to s your When in visit out New Chamber Commerce The directors of the chamber of commerce of Greenville met in the office of Dr. D. L. James, Tuesday night, for the purpose of acting on the resignation of Elders Walters and Pittman. of Mr F M Wooten as president Ayden, are holding a protracted meeting in the Free Will Baptist church, at Arthur this week, and it will continue through Sunday. We hope that great good will be done. We thought the comet would soon be a thing of the past when it got in the west but it seems to to net higher every night and is more visible now than it was last week. Today is my seventy second birthday. Wonder who will make me a birthday present. am requested to announce that Rev. W. F. Waters, of Ayden, will preach the funeral of Mrs. J. B. Rouse Sunday morning at o'clock. The resignation was and accepted, and Mr. H. A. White was elected dent of the organization. No secretary was elected at this time, tut a subsequent meeting will be held at an early date for that purpose. It is also the pose to arouse more interest in the chamber and have meetings oftener than during the past year. White. Next door to Carr Atkins Hardware Co. store. KING'S CROSS ROAD ITEMS. Marriage License. Register of W. M. Moore hats issued the following licenses since last report. WHITE. Oscar H. Peele and Katie Wells. Allen J. Cox and Cornelia Es- Oakley. Eli Savage. Jr. and Jennie Gorham. Randolph and Ellie Gorham. Barnhill and Pauline Bland. Kings Cross Roads, May Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Smith and children spent last Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs Ed Carraway near Fountain. Little Ethel Reid Parker, of Falkland, spent last week with her grand-parents, Mr. Mrs. W. C. Moore. Little Miss Nannie Lee Matthews is visiting her aunt, Miss Ora Matthews, this week The people of this community are taking great interest in the choir practice at Cross Roads. We had a little crowd at the last meeting and hope to have more next time. DEATH OF MRS BETTIE MATTHEWS Last Wednesday morning at four o'clock Mrs. Matthews was called away. She had been a sufferer for about twelve months with heart dropsy. Mrs. Matthews was years of age. She leaves seven to mourn her death. She had been a member of the Baptist church for several years. Those who knew her best loved her most New Telephone Directory Oat. We are now delivering our new telephone directory, and we earnestly ask that all users of the telephone will call by number instead of name, as it very greatly expedites the service. It is not for our own good, but the sub- that we ask this Owing to our rapid growth it is hie for the operator to all the numbers and have to look up. thereby greatly reducing the efficiency of the service. In calling by number always call the figures singly, a call, or a- 280-L. call, -L. Try this and you will like it Respectfully, Home Telephone Telegraph Co. WOODLAND ITEMS. Woodland. N. C. May 31.- Several our people attended the at Ayden last week. Mrs. Thomas Abrams. who has been spending sometime with her daughter. Mrs. A, W. Bar- went to Greenville Saturday to spend a while here. Mrs. L. G. spent a part of last week with her sister, Mrs. Ferny Smith, near Grifton. Mrs. Puss Barber, of Green- ville, is spending the week with her son, A. W. Barber. Miss is spend- sometime with Miss Hope Craft. We are having some fine weather this week for plow boys like myself. So far Mr. D. D. Haskett has shown the potatoes this-T Marvelous Discoveries mark the progress of age. Air on heavy without war inventions to kill men, and won- of wonders Dr. King's New Dis- Ufa When threaten by coughs, colds, la grippe, croup, hemorrhage, hay fever and cough or lung- For all bronchial affections it has no It relieves instantly. It's ears. James M. Black of N. C . R. R. No. a it eared Mas at an oust ins cough aX- season. A Pig Tail. A new use has been found for the phonograph. A certain of Spray bought a pig a farmer near and went to his get on Sun- day, and upon, the arrival at the home of the aforesaid farmer, it was found that he was entertain- the preacher that day. and was afraid to deliver the pig. on account of the minister being present, but here is where the phonograph came to the While the preacher listened to the strains of good old religious hymns, the farmer delivered the pig according to previous tn News. Nervous Break-Down Nerve energy is the force that controls the or- of respiration, cir- digestion and elimination. When you feel weak, nervous, table, sick, it is often be- cause you lack nerve energy, and the process of rebuilding and sustain- life is interfered with. Dr. has cured thousands of such cases, and will we believe benefit if not entirely cure you. Try it. and left, me or clans but ant sot bad I em away I killed pent- no relief, had I la a t much better, and I to Improve cared. I am la and never an opportunity sells Dr. New. end e him return first kettle N It OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF FARMVILLE, at n. o. At the close of business March 29th, 1910. Resources Loans and discounts Overdrafts secured and unsecured Furniture and fixtures Due from Cash items Gold coin Silver coin, including minor coin currency Nat bank and other U. S. Notes 204.40 040.55 837.00 Total Liabilities Capital stock Surplus fund 6,000.00 Undivided profits less cur. exp and taxes pd 4,086.89 Time of deposits 16,841.81 ts sub. to check 67,880.01 Cashier's 1,104.86- Total 1104,918.07 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, County of Pitt, I, J R. Davis, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my edge and belief. j. R. DAVIS, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 4th day of April. 1910. J. A. Notary Public, ltd W. J. R. L Davis, F. M. Davis, Directors. BAKER HART BAKER HART The Up-to-date Hardware Store IT is the place to buy you Paint, Varnish, Stains, Building Material, Nails, Cook Stoves, Enamelware, Fine Cutlery, Handsome Chafing Dishes. We Carry a full Line of Wall Paints easy to put on and hard to come off. Place now with them and you will be pleased. K Special attention is called to our line of FARMERS GOODS, consisting of Weeders, the best Cultivators made, both in riding and walking. Full line of WIRE FENCING of the very best quality. Don't fail to see us before buying, they can supply your wants. Give them a call. Baker Hart Evans Street, N. C USED UNIVERSALLY WHEN Metal Shingles were first introduced years you hid some excuse for bring But now I ll you do not know the acts in the case. Atlantic to the Pacific for all kinds of buildings, under all conditions. leak and as long as the building itself without needing For further detailed information apply to YORK COBB, Agents. THE EASTERN D. J. Editor and Owner Truth in Preference to notion. One Dollar Per No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, JUNE IO. IO. No. GENERAL ASSEMBLY CALLED SPECIAL SESSION. GOVERNOR ACTS IN EMERGENCY. . Session Set Asked Meet ea in Mailer of Beads. The General Assembly of North Carolina is culled to meet in extra session on Tuesday. June at o'clock. The proclamation for it was signed at yesterday afternoon by Gov Kitchin. The extra session is called by the Governor by the advice of the Council of State, and is for the of taking action in the emergency which has arisen because of the failure to sell the entire issue of the to refund the issue of of 1880, which fall due on the first day of July. funding bonds bear an in rate of four per cent and of the entire issue there has only been subscribed yet not subscribed and it is to provide for this amount that the extra session is called. The expectation is that by increasing the rate to five per cent that the entire issue will be absorbed. THE CALL MAY Bit REVOKED. There is one chance against an extra session being held, and that chance depends upon the bankers and capitalists of the State. Governor Kitchin has written personally to every bank in North Carolina asking that it have representatives here at a conference on June eighth, the purpose of this being to see if the remainder of the issue of refund- bonds cannot be placed. If there is action taken at the meet- to take up the this will obviate the need for the extra and while no official statement out. it is understood that the en tire issue taken the call for the extra session will be revoked. Raleigh News and Observer. PROCLAMATION BY GOVERNOR To the the General Assembly of North By and with the advice of the council of state, an extraordinary occasion having arisen, t, W. Kitchin. governor of the State of North Carolina, in the exercise of the power conferred on me by the constitution of the State, do issue this my con- the general assembly in extra session on Tuesday, the 14th day of June, 1910, at o'clock a. m., and do hereby notify and request senators and members of the of representatives of the general assembly of North Carolina to meet in their respective halls, in th Capitol in the city Raleigh at aid time, for the of considering the emergency re- from the inability of the state treasurer to sell in accord- with chapter public laws 1909, entitled act to authorize the issue of state bonds to pay the stats bonds which fall due on the first day of July, sufficient bonds to pay the present outstanding bonds of the issue of 1880, which mature on July 1.1910, and of enacting legislation to enable state treasurer to secure funds to pay said last mentioned bonds at their ma- For information of the of the General Assembly all Suite are requested to publish of this witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused .-i JAMES. fl Early is The first of the series of June weddings which pie are to see, took place in the Memorial Methodist church at o'clock this morning, when Miss Mary James became the bride of Mr. William T. Lipscomb, Jr. A few minutes before the hour, wedding march being beautifully by Miss Helen Forbes, the ushers, s. Charlie James. J Burt James, Burney Warren and John marched down aisle. They were followed by the two dames of honor, Mrs. C. C. Skinner, of New York City, and Mrs. Wilkinson, of Raleigh. They wore white mull over blue end pink carnations. The two maids of honor, MUs Charlotte of filming ton and Miss Goodwin, of Philadelphia, wore pink and car- white carnations. The four flower girl, Misses Ada James. Nell White, Francis Whedbee, and Ella Moseley Wilkinson, had meanwhile marched in and formed in front of the altar. The bride came in on arm of her father. Col. F. G. James; the groom entered from the pas tor's behind the altar, with his best man. Mr. Alexander L. Slow, Jr. The Reverend Mr. Oliver, of Florence, South Caro- performed the ceremony assisted by the Reverend J. H. Shore, of the Methodist church here. The bride wore a tan gown with hat gloves to match. She carried a large bouquet roses and the valley. Immediately after the amid a shower of rice from friends, who had assembled at the depot, the couple left, on the Atlantic Coast Line train for Lake they will spend their honeymoon. The affair was a morning church man-rage. A very informal rec was given Tuesday night at the h. me of the bride's parents exclusive- to out of town visitors, of the bridal party, relatives of the bride and groom elect The bridal party repaired to the residence after the rehearsal at and late supper served at The bridal presents, of which there was a lavish perfusion, were on display in the drawing room. The out of town guests present Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Skin- of New York City Rev. and Mrs. Oliver, of Florence. S. C; Mrs. Wilkinson, of Raleigh; Miss Charlotte Fennell, of Miss Mary Goodwin, of Philadelphia; and Mr. Frank Skinner, of New York City UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT. THE TRUE OPTIMIST. MUNICIPAL MATTERS. ATLANTIC HOTEL. by the Night Aldermen I Five received tho A. the five the Ph. G. three the L. L. B., and four teen M. D., a total of students degrees. honorary degree of L. L D. was awarded to such distinguished a Dr. K. P. Battle. Dr. George Winston. President J. I Foust the State Normal. E. J. Hale, and Dr. Thomas Hume. The Mangum, orators were H. E. Stacy, J. H L. C. and J. H. Johnson of the senior class. The principal commencement was delivered by Dr. Charles Foster Smith of the University of Wisconsin who made an able address upon in Commencement lasted four days, closing Tuesday. It was ushered in Friday night by the Y. M. C. A. reception, Saturday was class day. The class day exercises consisted in the class president's address by A. H. Wolfe, the history by K. Nixon, the presentation of the class gift by H. E. Stacy, reading of the last will d testament by Hoke and the class prophecy by John W Reeves The class exercises ball Mack I Extract Address Mist State. I Hill M C June 1-1 At 8.00 p. m- the college The board of aldermen met in City. June HUT, N. U WM regular monthly session, The Atlantic hotel the The 115th commencement of the night, with all the members of Mr I. University came to a g whose and had business to con- did close last morning the session until midnight. Miss said, in j. . Boyd was granted license W. W. Kitchin presenter n , . you u not carry on an undertaking diplomas in the name of the . , yet venture to hope ,,,. The street committee reported arts ad presents the high-. in to bachelor, art., , the J the world ever has and ever will I property, admire. optimism the world. and Ba to the sand work admires and this it is that man to his highest j The finance The man who is blessed to have the accounts such a spirit in storm turns and tax upward to the where checked up the h L,,,.,. ,. a, The market the remodeling of the market j house had been completed and I the building put in good sanitary condition. Ordinances govern- the market house were adopted. be sun shines, and though the long be t lick with he scans the in eager and not with despair, for the first gleam o the dawning light. is true optimist, what his of cheer has woo by stern fight- ills of life. spirit of true optimism his wrought every great event in the world's history and has been the foundation which --very great character has developed. There is honor always for the successful man and there is credit to the one who tries and fails, yet tries again. a min does not step to enjoy fruits of conquest, one disaster overtakes does be sit and wring his hands in despair, but rather makes the obstacles that oppose him step The cemetery was to pipes to such portions of the cemetery as deemed The special committee to look into the matter of procuring more ground for the cemetery asked for further time. The Committee to storage room for supplies for the water and light department was given further time ti make arrangements W. H. Allen was granted license conducts A voucher for was may one attain to -------1 high serenity, this calm were held in the afternoon. and seniors gathered under the rest- shades of the old Davie ping stones and over climbs in or of C. S. Forbes to higher in full settlement of all damage this tenacity and of a his property by reason of raising the street. The street committee was in- to take such steps as Died. The infant daughter or Mr. J. E Fleming died Friday afternoon at the home of its grandmother. Mrs- F. M. Smith, in South Greenville. The interment took place today at the Fleming burial ground in the country. the Great Seal of the State to be affixed. Done in the city of Raleigh this the third day of June, 1910. Seal of W. W. Kitchin, Governor. By the Governor. Alex. J. Fetid. Private Secretary, Poplar, smoked the pipe of sang songs, and burned the senior benches signalizing the passing of the class of 1910 from University life. The Beta Kappa society exercises were held in Gerhard hall The University of North Carolina is one the four of the South that has a chapter of honorary scholarship society which was founded at William and Mary in 1776. The members of the junior class who made the required mark on three year's work for admission into the were E. W. ton, president; A. L. Field, secretary; G. W. Thompson, W. T. Joyner, G. C. Mann, W. A. Dees, W. J. A. H. M. and R. L. Deal. Phi Beta Kappa address was delivered by Dr. Wm. Lyon Phelps of Yale and was one of the most magnificent ever de- livered in Gerrard hall. At the inter society Mr. Clarence Poe made a did address on relation of development of the average to the growth of the State. Mr- V. L. Stevenson spoke for the alumni. J. A. Highsmith and W. R. Edmonds poke for the student body. Sunday Dr. James Y. Fair and Rev. Plato Durham preached strong uplifting sermons. Monday was alumni day and reunions were held by the classes , of 1860, 1886, 1890, 1900, conscience The answer is are found to protect There is no royal road, only the the property of Dr. oath of training, of plodding, of j the sidewalk in front of his home hope, of endeavor, of la graded with the street. fixed or optimism is the faith that leads to achieve- for nothing be done without hope . optimist moves along tor investigation, progress and it, The board went into the while pessimist would keep stand still; the A claim of R. S. May for dam- age to properly on Dickinson avenue because of street grading was referred to Alderman Bowen Subscribe to the Reflector. the world at a consequence, pessimism in the of a family is the same as in the life of an individual; i m kills tho desire that urges man to struggle against poverty, ignorance and crime and dries up all the fountains of joy in the world. is sacred because it is the arena in which character is developed, the trials, the defeats, the disappointments, the the sorrows no leas than joys, the satisfactions, the pleasures and the triumphs are merely the tools placed in our hands to chisel out fine lines of a deathless character. let me Bay to you, if you would develop the strongest character, if the great eat success you must be a true optimist without fear and with- out discouragement, with calm hope and serene confidence, look boldly, triumphantly optimistic- ally to the future. societies in the annual inter- , society debate. Then came which dosed the 1905. Mr. Parker of the class of 1890, one of the foremost lawyers of the New York bar, made a good sound talk on the North Carolina lawyer. The club save a play in the afternoon. At night G. W. Thompson and C. L. Williams of the Di and W. F- Taylor and E. W- Turlington, of the Phi did great credit to their with the presentation to each graduate a diploma and a Bible. The annual communication of Winterville Lodge No. A. M. will be held 3rd Thunder, June at SO All members to be present. Visiting Brethren cordially Invited. John Cheek. B. W. Tucker. See. kc an assistant police candidates whose been previously filed, and W. P. was pieced, his salary being month. A claim of Violet damage by a was referred to the water and light committee for investigation. The clerk of the board v. as granted leave of absence from town for a week. A petition from property own- was presented asking that an ordinance be adopted requiring the laying of side- walk on the south side of Fifth street An ordinance adopted in accordance with the petition. The water and light was instructed to place a light on Fourth street at the A. C. L. crossing. A committee consisting of Al- Carr, Flanagan and Higgs was appointed to look into the matter of personal protection at the crossings of the A. C. L. railroad. Accounts approved by the finance committee were ordered paid. By unanimous vote the board declined to accept the of E, B, J as of the third ward, and E. G. Flanagan as alderman of the fourth ward that was previously presented. G. James and , . R. W. King were presented as was elected u. trustee of the graded school to The board took a All out the unexpired term of J. Tuesday night, 7th. Morton. its evening, June 4th. hotel, fully equipped and in every small ready for this us occasion, at- a larger crowd of visitors than ever before. improvements in the hotel and on the grounds add charm to the natural of this seat r Con Crete file platform have recently been laid. The grounds and flower gardens have received very careful attention and the blooming plants give a touch of color. One of the-most attractive and convenient additions is the building of a on the left pier. will prove a pleasure to boiling, surf, and as drinks, candies, and en be chased here. interior of the been thoroughly n v off every convenience to us A roost c of assistants has gaged, and with the aid of the man- feels Rafe in assuring prompt N expense nor was considered when the ball room. with its eight hundred lights was transformed law a Japanese At interval below the balcony rail were large red and white fa s, from the high dome, in the of the room the balcony was EU.-pended garlands red and while alternating. On the main festoons of red and reached from to With the begot if effect was the e parasol from chandelier. From this parasol many garlands of lantern were strung. While at dripping from the ceiling and from many of lights wire parasols and No m-re or decoration could have been selected for this i cession- The faint red not only the dancers but the tors, too. A very beautiful was led by Mr. W. A. Allen, of Kins- ton, N. C. The dance begun at nine o'clock and many attractive novel were Seventy-five couples formed a line for the grand march. Tho beautiful gowned women were indeed fair representatives of North Carolina society. orchestra, of seven pieces-, furnished most splendid Immediately after the the guests engaged in a sail for a c tuple of hours. The music from the orchestra and the singing on board the boat made a most fitting climax for the opening day. Mrs. Walter Grimes and son, of Raleigh, have arrived for the summer. On the noted fisher- man, Mr. W. L. Kennedy and wife will arrive, Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy spend each summer here, and their private the India, has been gotten in for them.