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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.

NOTES FOR BUST New. Briefs far Dry Goods. Dress Goods. Groceries Anything you Deed can be found at oar Call to see u I. R. J. G. Greenville, N. C. -ESTABLISHED 1875- S M Wholesale end retail Grocer and Furniture Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Fur, Cotton Oil Turkeys, Eggs, Oak Mattresses, etc. Suits, Baby Carriages, Go-Cans. Parlor suits Tables, Safes, P. and Gail A Snuff, High Life Tobacco, West Cheroots, Henry Cigars, Canned Cherries, Peach es, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup. Jelly, Meat, Flour, Sugar, Soap. Lye Magic Food, Matches Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls. Garden Oranges, Nuts, Candies, Dried Apple Peaches. Prunes. Currant Raisins. and Wooden ware. Cakes and era. Macaroni, Best New Royal Sewing and numerous other good- Quality and quantity cheap i cash. tee me. Halley's Comet la speeding Ito count at of miles per hour, according to hut reports. A H. engineer on N. A W. Ry feel would be doing you the public an if I did not tell what Conquering done for me. It cured me of t severe attack of Acute it me relief in twenty minutes I mi entirely free from mum. tad pain in three hours. keep a bottle with me on my For Indigestion, and there is nothing at drug torn, or tent prepaid on receipt of price. Manufactured by Leftwich Chemical Go. Lynchburg, Va. fosterer. I hereby announce myself i candidate for the office of Treat of Pitt county, subject t the action of the Democratic primary. C. T. May 1910. d The Reflector does job work. BIRD DOGS. Thaw Animals Are Clever. The wonderful intelligence of the well broken dog is often shown at trials, mm Country Life In America, field trial, is more in this country, a good chance to inly the psychology of the dogs, the instinct point game them in various ways. On a cold perfect winter day Mr. Tomlinson was handling the noted field trial winner Sum. He Was in normal health and very keen. After hunting about two hours hit handler cast him over into a patch of low growth hedge, and the party watching him run came up near a fence to get a better view of his work. Just as all eyes turned him they saw him tumble to the ground flat and limp, just as though he had struck an obscure or stone. Mr. Clemson, his owner, and a party of friends went cautiously tip to him. There he lay, stretched listlessly on his side, a muscle moving, his eyes dull and glazed. Consolation was offered Mr. Clem- son by the gentlemen witnessing the death of so capital a field performer as Uncle Sam and tho very remarkable manner in which he had died. Presently his handler came up and saw hint lying there just as tho others glazed, dull eyes and no perceptible breathing. As Tomlinson he thought ho noticed just the slight- est movement of his tail, lie spoke again and was of it. Turning to Mr. Clemson and his friends, he there re birds hero. Though I explain the action of the dog, am of it. Ho is very close to At that ha kicked tho of edge directly in front of the dog's nose, who all this time had never or regained his animated ex ed three close lying birds. To the surprise of all, the do; was instant- on his feet, eager again to be cast off. Person, who really with to become a In that while ace yet National will treat you Subscribe to The Reflector. Best In and Ceylon at S. M- One motion go cm for sale. Taft wanting me will call W. J. Turnage. Wedding presents for June brides can be found at Taft A VanDyke's. building for sale on easy terms, See Higgs Bros. Parker fountain pens, fountain pen ink. and library paste at Reflector Book Store. or doses will cure any case of chills and fever. Price For Sale-Good flush milch cow. Apply to Box No. Greenville, N. C. Cut glass suitable for bridal presents. Pharmacy, I have a nice lot of dry wood on hand, people wanting will call me up. Phone W. J. Turnage. It may pay you to call on C j. for prices before closing the deal for your Irish Potatoes. ltd of large, colored eye glasses in black leather case. Finder please return to J. C. Lanier. In West Greenville beautiful residence lots for sale on easy terms. See Higgs Bros We have a machine f retire baby carriages and only a few minutes required, Taft ft VanDyke. 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. Ice Cream from Washington City every day, it is delicious Pharmacy. For house and lot situated in South Greenville, on street between Tenth and Eleventh streets. For fur- information apply to D. M Clark. We will offer for the next days our entire line of lace am. embroidery at cost for cash, in order to close out that line. Central Mercantile Co. Use Hubbard's Top Dressing on your corn, cotton, oats, pea- nuts, potatoes etc, and increase the yield per cent. Car load just received by The Central Mercantile Co. d w EAST CAROLINA Record It. the STANDING OP THE P C Rocky Friday's games the East Carolina League were as Wilmington Raleigh Fayetteville Wilson Rocky Mount Goldsboro WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY. at Wilmington. Goldsboro at Rocky Mount. Fayetteville at Wilson. Quotations on northern today for potatoes were as Philadelphia 92.60 for fancy. Cleveland for fancy. The Newspaper a a Basil m Not in s long time have we seen the case for newspaper advertising more and s at d than the following extract from the St. One more Franklin county business concern decides advertising wagons, bill- boards, store windows and other similar expensive and ineffective methods of advertising and will employ space in hereafter. They will all to it in time. Advertising pays, if the man has something to sell so regulates his advertising as to convince other people that it is worth buying. All for newspaper can be easily avoided or disregarded by the very pet-pie the advertiser tries hardest to attract, the man or woman that can afford to buy. will all come in Our contemporary is right, shadow of a doubt. Outdoor, street car, circular and letter advertising are efficient auxiliaries to newspaper publicity, but they are, after all. only auxiliaries. It is the j of general cir- that goes every day every week or three times a week into the homes of the mate consumers, that brings results in the way of salesman- ship. And, at the essential analysis newspaper advertising is simply salesmanship on paper. Fifty years ago. business of all natures, the store on down to the chimney sweeper, indulged in space-buying more or less tentatively, advertising at inter- and always a little as to the wisdom of the invest- Today it is universally that half of business build- lies in efficiency of and sense in methods; the half lies in judicious and newspaper advertising, And the art, which seems marvelous enough to the is even now only in its first stager. SUPPERS Summer Slippers for Women, Misses and Children in White Canvas Pumps. All sizes and widths GREENVILLE, N. Norfolk wired by J. W. Perry A Co. Yesterday Middling 1-4 141- Low Middling 1414 LOW Middling 7-8 1414 1-8 Strictly Pr me i- Prime ow Grades g r- YOKE AND FUTURE MARKET by Cot A and Norfolk Co. Banker. July Dec at M 1-8 617-8 July Lard Sept Greta Mar reported by I B JiG. urn 1-4 May May Corn July Sept 78- 8-8 1-8 1200 CO to the Public I have opened a shop Green- ch t, for repairs of furniture, and I If you have any furniture bring It to me and I will make it new again. Reference- J. Z Gardner. WILLIAMS Mattress Maker ard Cobb f Co. NORFOLK. VA. Cotton Buyers, Brokers in Stocks, Cotton. Grain and Provisions. PRIVATE WIRE to New York. Chicago and New Orleans. THE BEST IN 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 with us both QUEEN READY WIT. An. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for county treasurer for Pitt county subject to the action of the Democratic W. B. Primary Wilson. Appropriated Prom the of Royalty. anger of King was a fortnight before lie could address to bin or look face mid to what conic to toy to her then wan u and disgrace to him. but tore could be ex- anyhow when he wan a 110- fool at ever to u beggar of a race of beggar. be. dress yourself, leave eight and my fur well good, me Baa v. ready. I prepared for this, at you'll remember, before ever I married you; he, remember your agreement three back of the I to carry out of your cattle at my be. you Ilka. Twill be a price to get rid of me only three. And before I've got them out you'll think la back burden yon he. the. sold, silver, and In abort time the king had a bur- den of thorn piled that near almost her Lack, and with It aha went out over the When laid It Sown come back in again the king, bat, will your back harden my back ho, up on our king gave a groan rent rocks. he the man to be daunted before any woman. Be with own the boy In whom hit heart was wrapped up and, teeth hard, on him out over drawbridge. When the come bock again he, then, your third last and we're done with yon forever, thank Rear, on me back King and hi good Queen ii ever after the Imp pleat and moat contented couple that Ireland ever knew, a parable for all kings and and married couplet In lived and died the wittiest lived aver after died the -and moot moat amiable king that Ireland ever knew. Ma Norfolk Southern R. R, NIGHT Pullman Sleeping Car Service between RALEIGH, N. C, and NOR- FOLK, VA., beginning June 5th. The local sleeping car line between Raleigh and Norfolk, vis Wilson. and Washington, without change. Read Down SCHEDULE Read Up p. m. II L. Greensboro, Southern Railway Hen S A. L. R. S and P. Railway Ra Union Station Ar. Ar. Ar. Ar. on in in Ar. Ar. Ar. mi. g on, via Wilson Ar. New Bern, via Ar. via Ar, Wilton Ar. GREENVILLE ArT Ar. NORFOLK, Park Avenue p. a. m. p. m. mode at Norfolk with all lines diverging. For complete information, or of car apply G. T. agent, H. L, U. T. A N. C; F. to either of the Raleigh, N. .; W. J. Williams, C.; J L. Greenville, N. Bennett, New Bern, N. C. G. T. agent, H. L, N. C; F. V. C, H. L. N. C. N. T. H. H. C. W. W. Norfolk, Va. C. T. store is where mothers teach their children to Big Bargains in Clothing, Hats. Shoes, Dry Dress Goods,. Notions and Millinery. That is where everybody goes. for He it Try Him ts Crasser. Having duly qualified before the Superior court clerk of Pitt county M administrator of the of Stephen C. Wooten notice la hereby given to persons indebted to to make immediate payment to the and all persona having are to to the for payment on or before the 2nd day of Jane, ml, or notice will plead In bar of recovery. day of Jane, 1910. R. I of Stephen C. Wooten. Greenville, yours if you come. Choice Cut Flowers but, el kM mt mm mm n skat mm Sara J. L ft CO., Subscribe to The Reflector. Cards W. F. EVANS AT GREENVILLE. Office R. L. Smith ft and next door to John Buggy new building. N. W. OUTLAW Attorney at Law Office occupied by J. L. Fleming. GREENVILLE. N. C. JAPANESE HEROISM. The Orv. Record of th. Submarine Clark N. Carolina S. J. Everett Attorney at Law mode on Real Greenville, N. C. W. B. L. L MOORE Moore ATTORNEYS AT LAW Long DR R. L CARR Dentist. GREENVILLE. N. C. JULIUS BROWN N. C Barry Skinner. Jr B. W. Whedbee. SKINNER LAWYERS. A WHEDBEE Greenville N- C N. C Don't forget you have a b in- to visit Baker's Studio Every g well up to date Kodak work a specialty. Dr. F. Fitts. Osteopath Ml Dr. A. H. Zany, at Its if M la mt Flaw arc a. a. U f. m. Ht. I. MM . 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 NEW BERN, N. C. CRUMB FROM THE CHILDREN'S Great t W tare ea thou . loves and to bare In Hie are for By of connected with our II It not alike to all to and to life to and of future will more off net of while only the faithful will exceeding and of In air, we are glad the Creator baa still In Inferior for cannot exercise now. but who must be dealt Age more along the lines of Our present study well illustrates grace those who The woman a not an with whom not entered Into covenant of those who at that time were without without because Divine provision for the of the Gentiles not yet opened up to them. When our Lord forth Apostle, to preach Gospel, all of diseases and catting out devils, be Instructed to past by all who were not and Samaritans. His words were, not Into the tar of the Gentiles and any city of Samaritans enter ye not, for am not sent to lost sheep of the house of With a few our miracles were to They were covenanted people. For reason Jesus Ignored petition of woman, crying mercy on me. O Lord, Son of David My daughter la vexed with a And Inter on be explained, am not but to sheep of of la not meet to take children's bread and east It to The term applied to Gentiles by as signifying their Inferiority. Our Lord merely made use of an expression common In bit day, and still common Palestine. But note the woman's Sue replied, Lord, yet eat of crumbs fall from Master's What perseverance, what faith, manifested How evidently believed Lord to be promised Heir of throne of David Jesus Intimated, bad inure faith than a majority of Ber request grunted woman, great Is Be It unto thee even thou Her daughter healed from hour. There are lesson, for us in this However degraded we may be by by heredity, by environment; however outcast from favor. we may sill know of Divine message la, Is Love If be chose first of all to manifest bis favor Abraham's children, It did not signify he had no love or cure for the remainder of mankind; merely Divine purpose must out In mankind through Divinely-appointed channels and In due time. We be sure that when we get to the standpoint of perfect knowledge In the hereafter we shall see wisdom In every feature of the Divine program. from standpoint It strange that God bas permitted a of sin and world far when be bus full power to word and to over- throw of evil and to Influences of blessing for deliverance of mankind from power of tin and and superstition; to give light for darkness; knowledge of God for and blindness. Studying the Divine of Ages, we tho lesson to be God will first select a Church dust and subsequently use the elect Church of toward Hie world of mankind. A little while, and permission of and the trials and difficulties of present life have served to chisel and polish the A while, and they be transformed Io the glorious likeness of their Redeemer beyond veil. And then a little and the blessings long promised to world In general will be dispensed children of God will first be fed from this table, and not merely crumbs will full for the remainder of race, but rich bountiful exceedingly abundantly more than we could have asked or thought. It la a great and Important truth that human beluga are more or less completely obsessed by evil spirits of human be- but the fallen the Scriptures declare. battle for year. against these Influences of demons not rightly informed of tho Bible teaching on subject, they come more and more under the occult in- with danger of entirely losing their It was probably some affliction this affected lb daughter of. She to that only I one quarter from which could get help. Hence her Importunity, when recognized Lord. In another of the word nil sin sickness may be to be of the devil, because nil are directly, or through heredity, Satan's work. Thus our Lord declared bad murdered our race by his falsehood to mother a murderer from the beginning and abode not In Through lie our race baa gone down Into sickness, men- moral and physical, and Is going down rapidly to the tomb. Thank God for the great Deliverer; thank God alto, for bit day of deliverance, tho Millennial Age, now nigh at baud I NOTICE OF AN ELECTION. of Ike Tows Notice hereby to the voter of the town of Greenville that the of Aldermen, at regular monthly meeting held on the nth day of May, 1910, ordered that on election be held with the char- of laid town, and the various amend menu on Monday, the day of June, in th various ward of said town, for the of electing one alderman from each of the Iva of said town. The alder- men elected from the second, third and fourth cont nu in office for two year, and those from fit at and ward for one year from July 1st, 1910. Notice also hereby given that the board of aldermen have designated the following named in said ward of said town f r holding and conducting Said election, to Second stables. Third of- fourth Five Fifth office. Notice it alto hereby given the of the several of a town will be open at the designated above, on day, Thursday, and lit. 2nd and from nine o'clock, a. m., to o'clock p. m., for the purpose, of allowing all pen register to do so. only these persons who nave duly will be allowed to vote. For the information of voter of the town, I desire to that term i of office of the following named gentlemen, n w member of board of aldermen of town will expire July 1st. 1910, and will be at election. B White Second A. Third Ward D. W. Four h A. Hays. Fifth Ward -W. tho 6th day of May. . II. W. Mayor. Th. Filipino A former in tho Philip pines tells dory of n I home my in time to see it climbing nut the win- with the hotter part of I so that tho finally dropped I lie clothes in tho A I up belong- a native insisted arresting me. . lie took me before a Filipino where I my story very plainly and emphatically. When had finished tho judge are dismissed, but you leave the clothes I insisted said ho, with sage de- liberation, can I tell that peak tho truth When tho come back to identify these clothe as the one ho you may have Companion. It remark a senator Henry Clay's Was absolutely Intangible to the moat labored description could not embrace II to understood It must be seen and fell Be orator by nature, lilt eagle eye bunted ardor or flashed indignation anon bis foe or wot suffused tear commiseration or of It Wt because be felt be made other foal. A gentleman after hearing on. of bis effort In I he senate described muscle the orator's face at work. Bit Whole body teemed as If part with a separate lite, and his small, whit band, with II blue rein apparently distended most to bursting, moved gracefully, but with all the energy of rapid and vehement gesture. The of the seemed that of a In- wrought up to III en- and brightly through th thin and transparent veil of Arab that invested a. Good. you any asked the man me drug bars replied the druggist, but I've tick Just is the of a mes- sage by who was command of the submarine So. which foundered maneuvering la bay. The message found In the running tower of the submarine after bad brought to the Is deepest regret that I write this message Io describe loaf of Ibis boat my fellow officers men, due to fault. would here specially locution that all steps have lie en taken to raise my comrades men ear neatly and calmly till end. I or- to dive with engine running, but as I found down too fur I tried to water to ballast tank, but unexpectedly work- these valves broke, I was left helpless, unable to boat. Meanwhile the leaks tilled water, boat at incline about degree. After striking the bottom began in. the switchboard was In water, all electric lights went out, the fuses burnt away, and the boat filled with poisonous to we experienced greatest difficulty in breathing. these condition, we worked our very pomp to empty main ballast lank, which I believe, we succeeded In doing, though we could not read owing to darkness. No electric cur- rent was available, I mentioned be- fore, and our last of rising to surface lay band pumps only. write this in the dim light coming from a. in. earnestly h but majesty to grunt me and to succor the families of my comrades sod men who hare lost their lives In this per- boat. This is my wish. 1230 p. m la the utmost difficulty that I can breathe, though I urn we must have blown out the gasoline en- from looks. I cannot con- any more. p. Time. Latest Request. There is a clever hid who will get his living in this world. For playing truant maternal off his Casting one fond look at the of his existence, he paused at the door to am going to die, and when I am no more wish the doe- tor to cut me open and look at my The maternal heart filled with awful forebodings, and the ma- voice asked what he meant. wish it to be he an- I died of This was The small boy- was triumphant and retired to his little bed gorged to repletion. Toy Spaniel an Old The English toy spaniel is one of the oldest and most popular breeds of pet known. As far back as the days Charles the Martyr this breed much prized the ladies of the court. In the narrative of the ex- of Mary, queen of Scots, in- in Lord hand forwarded to the court, it was re- corded that one of the execution- found her little spaniel of practically the same type known in the under tho folds of her garments lo be near her and which would not be taken and Spur. 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 and cation as highest medium and low. Each grade is characterized by the price we ask for it. What ever 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. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. SCHEDULES Between Norfolk, Washington, Plymouth, and Effective April 1st, 11.42 in. m. in. m. in. Ar. Ar. p. in. p. m. For further information, address ticket or W. J. I. M. T. C. A. WILMINGTON. N. O. i In S. J. NOBLES MODERN BARBER SHOP. laxity III Hie of notorious. No aver know It lie were or to affairs. Hut point of view g ex- plained Ills answer n friend of bit who knew lie bad an engage- to iii.- In a part of London who felt It most Impolitic fur Whistler to offend It was growing late. dear he Bald lo at last. I. frightfully late, you bare to dine with Lady Don't you think you'd I when everything Is I can paint like this Never Never they do until I get there never An Awful Jolt- you a now mid enviously. responded Biggs as he slowed up the near the ifs u beauty. Ev like are puncture she goes like the whiz Wish I owned tho are you fond of rid- I fond of riding Well, I should say here's a street car transfer I just found. I won't It, and M can homo on Way. can't decide which one of two I want lo marry either one of and discover Hint you got the wrung Philadelphia Record. DO YOU DRIVE TO TOWN farmer went lo market. Th. Foolish yum daughter loves poetry than that. She's fallen In love one of it To oneself on earth I. n t a bill a If on sill live simply Nicely furnished, every thing clean and working the very beet barbers. Second to none in the State. Cosmetics a specialty. Opposite J. R. J. G. NOTICE I have purchased the grocery neat of the II Trip-, on mi el, and will continue to carry it at the same stand. The buck I h enlarged and ed an I can year in groceries. J. A. farmer at home. And find the market unfavorable for your produce The farmer who has a telephone in his home can telephone first The useless trips thus saved are worth tho cost of service. Under our plan the service costs but a trifle; the farmer owns the instrument the equipment. For information write to our nearest Manager for pamphlet, or HOME TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH CO. Henderson. N. C Subscribe to The Reflector. H. HENRY HARRIS ARCHITECT ii Wilmington, N. C. S. A. L. SCHEDULE Trains ROUND LIMITED-No. 1.46 a. Atlanta, Birmingham, and Jack- and i at Hamlet for Charlotte and THE SEABOARD MAIL-No. H, 11.86 a m For with and car. Con- with r for washing-; tn, York, Roster- and THE FLORIDA FAST 2.06 a. rat and Now Yo k do-p- and fining car, t n. A O. Cincinnati and Wet, i at Washington with and II. m O. for t. THE SI A HOARD N-. OS p. At lotto, Wilmington, phi. and a W. at. Parlor cat Hamlet. 6.00 N.-. F for I.- Oxford THE FLORIDA FAST 0.00 p. m. -for Atlanta, Mi is and and all mints. Pullman per. An Atlanta a. m. ROUND M, p. m. -Arrives a. in , Washington a. m., New York p. m. Pullman to and car to New York C. B. RYAN, J. P. A. Portsmouth, Va. H. D. P. A. Raleigh. N. C. the

THE EASTERN I. j. WHICHARD, GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA. Year Six M nth Single Copy . rate may be upon at th business in The Evan and Entered in the office at Greenville N. C. a mail matter. think tie is the whole to run Wonder he make, to where it u not doing right. the prisoner go at the expire of that time. Taft says tin- country is threatened with and that something be done to give it a quietus A plucky Mew bottle nod held The bottle has been known to knock men out before. but not used in just the way this adopted. FRIDAY JUNE. 1910. Good When call again us If an- not an advocate of ii i i in he poorer every day they get by the tax lifter. The extra the ill enliven once more. See lax list taker early comes Isle in the Every horn- is just an nary w lien he conies up lo get on tax list- Up at they have ac- passed tome sentences fur though light ones. They will talk better for and it it a mighty good subject to We expect yet lo see this conn covered with such a net work will make it e pride of the East. Improve, the word The result of the primaries in the different wards, Friday night, shows a change in the of the next board of aldermen. In four of the wards new men were nominated, all of them young men of good business qualities- The outlook is for a good hoard of aldermen. dose of using . tin cause as a remedy which he evidently thinks is for it is the c p. who are concerned. kn which is preferable of the two. The Charlotte up for discussion again and the Stale papers are offering the usual advice to the Queen City ii about purchasing the building from the hardened owners. From the advertising it has had everybody knows Charlotte has auditorium right, if it is by who think have a are not doing the prohibition cause good by continually agitating the matter. Some go so far as to almost intimate that the voters of the State were into giving such a large majority for state wide prohibition in their argument Kill; the to become issue between the political par- ties. June may warm up enough for the editors to take a sea bath when they get to Wrightsville. We expect i boas I like to trade I hat little lathing suit off for lift overcoat about We are not worrying much over the of people the census report is going to give Greenville. It is very evident that there are many more people here than last time, and the number will be larger next So it in all right us long as the town keeps growing. The bankers of the State are being asked to come to the res- cue take the bonds which are being offered for sale. There is money enough in the of North Carolina to readily do this without any in. and to do mi would be an act of pa- and a manifestation State pride. If the hanks to the rescue the necessity fir the proposed extra session of the will Near bear is certainly knockout blows thick fast throughout North Carolina. towns, one after the other are barring its sale, either by high license or prohibition. Rocky is the first town to come under our notice, pro its sale under the Stale prohibition law against cant. We admire the action he board aldermen there haw taken against it. Doubtless a test will be made of the action under the State law permitting the sale of near beer as a soft drink, which we hope will result its prohibition. It is the greatest curse the prohibition cause has had to contend with The Supreme court of Unite States says the law is constitutional will the Some of the newspapers have gone to talking about Hotter again. That is just what lie likes, notoriety. The man who ii I,. ;, i, of tie his election . . ;. live to realize his If Solomon the no. in the penitent keeps on trying to escape he may get what is coming to him. I. M. of Elizabeth City, has been made assistant United States attorney of the eastern district of North Caro- Two important meetings are scheduled for Wrightsville this week, the press association and the good roads association. It goes without saying that the editors or very much interest- ed in both. No is doing for good roads than the newspaper men. We think the Wilmington Dis- patch will have an opportunity to go for the weather man over the kind he gives the press con- Unless the usual run of things change, there will be some sum- mer weather after awhile. Don't think it is to stay cool always, Wilmington it getting mighty near to it, thirty-six having been issued in that city. Must think summer visitors will take a big thirst along with them, Wadesboro a policeman re- signed his job to engage in the business. It is taken for granted that he the and under stands how to keep from being Nash county shows the proper spirit in the way of voting taxes for its schools. Tun districts that county voted Saturday. In one the vote was unanimous for the tax and in the other only votes were cast again it. This makes seven that have voted the tax this of a sorry dog in Cumberland county causing the death of one person with hydro- phobia and sending en others to receive the Pasteur treatment How strange it is that are allowed to run at large and to the lives of people. What happened in Cumberland is likely to happen any day in any One thing The Reflector be- must come sooner or later to all towns of consequence, is the commission form of govern- Better municipal ad- ministration can be given by three men sufficiently paid for their services than by a larger number who are not paid enough to afford to their own to look after public affairs. By an error of record lent from Davidson county, a prison- who sentenced to the penitentiary fur fifteen years was released at the expiration of two years. The commitment papers received at the had two years written thereon, The editor is off this week at- tending the press at Wrightsville. During his ab- Mr. L. Ames Brown will do the local reporting for the paper. He had considerable newspaper experience it University and is a good writer. The editorial department will be charge of Mr. C. W, of the paper, j the end will be. looked by both himself and I Mr. C. U. With these in charge the editor will life easy for u, few days not trouble his mind much about things th- shop. While we regret to see this section lose the day train which the S road has been operating between Wash- there are some good features the trains of the schedule. A Task. The trouble was of such a nature that the Gov- has found it necessary to all an extra session of the to take action. The rate interest was too low. People could pick up better investments almost anywhere else, and few capitalists will be in I willing to buy low rate bonds simply as a matter of sen- The bonds bear per cent- It is recalled by State Treasurer Lacy that certain was it that a State bond would find a ready market, some of the legislative finance committee insisted upon offer- a per cent, bond, which claimed, were advised, b flouted at It would seem that the duty of the legislature is simple and It has but to meet, call the roll proceed to raise the inter to or per cent-, adjourn and w a day's pay. So as to make the bill as light m in correcting its past error of May. We know what the new court going to look like but we do not know what it will coot One certain, that despite certain have been registered parts the there a town clock and a nice large one at that i After Saturday, the plans, which have been drawn by the famous architect P. will be advertised and a day set on which the different contracting builders who want the job can put in their bids. The new building will be some- what larger than the one which went down in the recent fire. It win be by feet There will be two large entrances, one from the side and the other to- wards Evans street just as be- fore The of the front entrance will not be as wide as the building itself, it was for the old court The small, hard to-get to gallery which a practically useless port of the -Id court will be by a roomy comfortable balcony. ground floor will have teen rooms, which will be ed into six sets of Be- sides the sheriff, clerk, register of deeds and other county in the old court the board of education and board of county commissioners will be allotted comfortable quarters in tie new building. A basement be extended under nearly ho whole building. It be for the of the new heating system which will be . The site of the Masonic Temple,. Which was destroyed in same ire as the court house, has been mi-chased by the county as a p to he grounds. . . The judicial convention for the Third Judicial District will be called early in July, no d. finite date having been set upon as yet. Of course nobody in Greenville is making any predictions, but a person glancing over the follow- figures will no doubt envy Mr. H. W. his chance of election. The different counties of the district will have the voting power given below in the con- soon to be Craven Greene jg Jones Pamlico Pitt w Total As yet there is no candidate out against the present bent C L. of Beau- fort, for the office of solicitor. Register of Deeds W. M. Moore ha issued the following licenses since last report; William and Mary E. Parker. COLORED. Stanley Kennedy and Pennie Harris. Chas. Corey and Bertha James. Cheapest teachers bureau in the country, wants to enroll com- teachers. Fine openings for all grades of school work. Schools supplied with teachers free. Piedmont Bureau. Durham, N. C. A Dreadful Wound. from a knife, tin can. rusty nail, works or of any other i de- prompt Buck- s to prevent blood poison or gangrene. It's the quickest surest heal, r for all such w. m also burns, boils, sores, skin Mons. eczema. hands, corns or puss, at all PAPER Since the board of aldermen applied to the blind tiger joints Mayor prescription an overdose of taxation certain sections of the city seem to be less frequented was the case before. That is a healthy condition of affairs. Not that there is any special virtue in those sections appearing desert- ed, comparatively, but the is a near The Norfolk Southern people want to do the best they can for cantor of . . .,, the sections they serve, and if j beer joint, better that they out the new schedules solemn stillness reign than ac do not meet requirements, other changes may follow later. All things must be it may be well enough to see how the new schedules are to work. Listen to this from the lie is a post card in the post office ad- dressed the Prettiest Girl in She might call for it, as it is who to give it to. We've got a whole bunch of pretty We blush, because really we do not know whether Brother Whichard is using the editorial or referring to the people of his town to possession of whole bunch of pretty Wilmington Dispatch. It the bill either way you on account of such So thought the mayor, so thought the board and so think we Free Press. Who can understand a woman When she is on the scent for a bargain might as well give her Here the papers have been full of of the Irish lace fakirs going about ply their trade and doing a rush- business the news paper exposure of the fake can not stop it A woman will bite with her eyes Chronicle. New for A cotton seed oil and fertilizer factory with paid in capital, baa been organized at take t. u been ordered for the laying of boy. All of this talk some of the doing about the Is. we hp t T . The Progressive Farmer and Gazette RALEIGH. U. C, 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 kind that steers you right. We want you to read the following series How to Double Your Cora Yields. How to Grow Live Stock in the South. in Prizes Our Com Club Boys. Short Talks About Fertilizers. DOUBLED WITH HALF THE I. T TEN WEEKS TRIAL ONLY CENTS You M your lion. Give your boy a lo compile l ; we are oil, ring our Cora Club Boys. Don't let Mi outs between but LI Coupe below and mail it once. V Coupon is Worth . AND GAZETTE. m-1 n. G m, Fit I mt .-mi ilk the foundation and work will begin as soon at the building material can be rushed to Farm ville. R. L. Davis is president of the corporation and B. M hence no blame can attach to politics Is, believe, Lang the the prison authorities for letting father of a wish. A t least they holders. i J in. . ., ,.; . I Cu. .,. -I K mm at Mun J This offer hi Sub- only it in and Mail To-day i . OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT IN CHARGE OF R. W. SMITH Agent of The Eastern Reflector for vicinity. Ad rates furnished creditable one. him like you do a I book agent, and then wonder at the effort he is mating. The clock in the store of J. R. Smith Co. was uncovered Thurs- day. It stopped st Mrs. G. Taylor won the piece set of chins, her time being Mr. J. F. Moore, of We are representing the oldest If you have news items, tell. Car cement, lime, nails and and strongest Life and Fire this scribe and help us to make; hay at J. R, Smith Go's. Insurance Co. in the world. this column a Cell us let us consult Don't treat you. Ayden Loan Insurance Co. are not ail H. L. Good, one of the we need your co-opera- students, is sick at the lion. R. W. Smith, home of J M. Bar field. June is said to be the poorest, Washington, won the second, a If you need s good open or I month in the year among the umbrella, Mrs. Minnie Turn- top buggy, or cart call financial world, and is commonly Mr the third a two pound can known as month. Wesson cooking oil. There Call us, phone large crowd much your houses and for you. You get Will sell your personal properly, land, stocks, bonds, or lend you money on reasonable Aden Loan insurance Co. en J. R. Smith Co. Dixon. Rev. J. R Tingle showed us a sample of his potatoes that were transplanted on 13th of April, Nancy Haw It was enough for This proves the Mr. Tingle can farm as well A nice line of coffins caskets always on hand a nice at your service at J. R. Smith Co's. mill. Messrs. Ax. and ten made a trip through Jones and Lenoir counties this making diligent search for Bovine for this market. Jno. A. Branch tells us while berry hunting, he captured three foxes, near half grown. He dis covered them under the trunk of an uprooted tree. Is the world growing better The Holiness people arrived Sat- pitched their tent and are attracting large crowds. Capt. D. G. Berry has cement- ed the side walk in front of Buckingham palace in Ghent. Now is s good time to advertise in the Ayden Department- R. W. Smith. Carlos Harris, of Greenville. in town Thursday. Cook stoves and for same at J. R Sail h Co's. Miss Bonnie U mo-d, after speeding days with Miss Lucy to her home a; Mr. J L. Tucker, near is very low what is thought to be paralysis. Mrs C. V. Cannon Mrs. W. You get a ticket with each dollar purchase. Corn oats and hay at J. R. Smith Co. I What would Ayden do without Ayden Lumber Co. are Kev-E T. Phillips. He edits the preparing a house to install a PP introduces the speakers, Urge baud and two plan- the dead, supplies for the era. company is doing an ministers, is referee at immense business already, but the opening the clocks in stores, to operate their truly a great benefactor machinery they will our town. He has just return double business. f a meeting at Chapel if you have anything to buy or Hill alma mater- sell, let us drop it the Ayden column. J. B. Pierce has moved to his beautiful home in Ghent. poultry food and hawk killer at J. R. Smith Co's. Mrs E. M. Davenport, of Rocky Mount, is visiting her father, W. U. Harris. Call on us for ceiling. and We guarantee faction. J. R. Smith Co's. mill. Jesse of Black Creek, is idling her M. M. Sauls. Screen doors made to order or repaired on short notice at J. R. Smith Co's mill. Glad to see Ola Kittrell cut he been et to his loom with rheumatism. Prof. E. F. Mumford, Ayden, but now a teacher ii. the asylum, is here with his mother for a few days The Ho Telephone Co. has many improve his in our town for past been for to h with finished their work We are Manager G. W. Pres- et the boy's speech. lulls us he eleven sway and come another to his REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF AYDEN AT AYDEN, N. O. At the Close of Business 29th, 1910. Resources Loans and discounts Furniture and fixtures Due from 60,902.88 Cash items OH Gold coin 40.00 Silver coin, including all minor coin cur. 1,288.09 bank and other U. Notes 8,785.00 Total 120,659.11 Liabilities Capital stock t 25,000.00 Surplus fund 12,600.00 Undivided profits, less cur. exp. and taxes pd. 5,421.89 Deposits sub. to check 60,180.20 Savings Deposits Cashier's checks outstanding Total 27,268.90 287.62 1120,659.11 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, COUNTY PITT. I, J. R. Smith, Cashier of the named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement to the beet of my knowledge and belief. J. R, SMITH, Cashier. Subscribed sworn to before mt, this 4th day April, 1910. Notary Public. J. R. SMITH. JOSEPH DIXON, R. C. CANNON, Directors. NOTICE NOTICE I is his equal in all good works. you want to buy, lease, sell or rent houses or land, or want a job for yourself, wife, daughter, mother or sister, or want to employ additional help, or sell what you have, there is no medium than the col of Reflector- R. W. Smith. C. O. Armstrong has returned from Chapel Hill. Prof. J. E- Sawyer, of N. C, a graduate, of college, has been elected principal of the Free Will Baptist Semi- nary, are being made to open the school on time. the co operation of this with Mr. Sawyer we expect to see its usefulness increased very largely. enterprising of J. J. Co. have purchased stock of Mrs. Minnie and will dispose of the and then convert the into an up-to date supply store chicken powders kills crows, owls and minks, remedy tor cholera, indigestion and leg weak- keeps them free from m causing them to pro- duce an abundance of eggs. a package at J. R. Smith Co's. Dr. E. Claire, of Edison, Ga. preached in the Free Baptist church here Thursday night. He tells us his success so far has been very gratifying in working for the seminary. There will be many improvements made before the fall session. This school should be the pride of our town and to the Free Will what Trinity is to the Wake Forest to the Baptist and Wilson to the Disciples. Car nails, barbed wire, lime and cement at J. R. Smith Co. patents magazines at J. R. Smith Co. and. rubber belting. black and galvanized pipe and other mill fittings at J. R. Smith Co. Mrs. Ferebee, of Hertford, ac- companied by her sister, Mrs; D. G. Berry, is visiting relatives in Scotland Neck. At the meeting Monday night L F. the following officers were R. W. Smith, N. G; B. J. Skinner, V. G; Exum its most citizens- Messrs. E S. Laughinghouse, John Snip and Joshua L. gentlemen re sided in the immediate section of St. church- They were men of prudence, z staunch Democrats, good business men, and successful farmers. You can find almost anything you want in shoes, hits, dry goods, notions, trunks, school furniture, hard- ware, crockery, lime, cement, windows, screen windows and groceries st Smith Co's. The tax lister, B. J. Lancaster, will be here to list your taxes on June and churns, preserve jars, milk coolers Mason's fruit jars at J. R. Smith Co's. The children of Mr. Jimmie Sugg, from the I. O. O. F. orphanage at Goldsboro, arrived yesterday to spend vacation with their mother. J. F. paints, varnish, cites and at J- R. Smith Co's. Hiss Dollie Braxton, of the training school spent Sunday with Miss Eva Hart. Coal-tar, roof paint, at J. R. Smith Co's. J. H. Tripp spent Sunday at Morehead. We will repair your trucks, wagons, carts and other farm machinery on short notice at J. R. Smith Co's Mill. Mrs. Mumford is spend- the week with relatives at cradles and cultivator sweeps at J. R. Smith Co's. Dr. J. C. Caldwell filled Rev. C. M. Morton's appointment at the Christian church here Sunday night- See our and cent bargain counter-. J. R. Smith Co. a number of our Mason's attended funeral of J. L. Tucker Monday, took at St. John's near his home. JOSHUA LAWRENCE TUCKER The funeral service over the remains of the late Joshua Lawrence Tucker, of Grifton, Pitt county, took place in St John's Episcopal church. Moods afternoon at o'clock, the vice being conduced by the Rev. B. F. Huske, of Greenville, d the Rev. Jno. H Griffith, of Kins ton. The attendance upon this service by fr the largest the writer ever witnessed at t. burial in Pitt county. Fully carriages and buggies the church at the time of tie service, many coming from s distance. Immediately after t e church service, Grifton of Masons, of w hi -ii Tucker was a r. I had their interment service, in j a large number of took part. Mr. Tucker was years of age, and is survived by a v Mrs. Eliza Patrick Tucker, and the following named J. Tucker, of Grifton; Mrs Watt B. of Ayden; Mrs. Walter F. Hard Richmond, Va ; and Mrs. Clarence V. Cannon, of Miss Wheeler Tucker and Master Joshua L. Tucker, Jr. Mr. Tucker was one of most A Woman's Gr at Idea. how to make herself But without health it for her t be lovely the face, form or A weak, woman will be nervous and Constipation and k y chow in blot.-hes, skin and a wretched But Electric Bitters prove a go to women who want h a beauty and friends. Ti regulate stomach, liver a kidneys, purity the blood; give , bright eye , pure breath, velvety lovely complexion, good health. Try at all Dr. J. W. of California. the J. w. U clan, North Main A no- troubled with catarrh ct head fat many year. It all Ml d hearing light, money with and of local application to r- Pitt county, mo, but to no purpose until my Bis farming hardly was h the of I most say that I met most and satisfactory result. look hold of and out of my well alone toward tho of life, I am a as a-child over the requite, and like a man an Ideal Laxative. Ask your Druggist for a free Almanac for 1910. being excelled by any on in the county. A man of fine parts and influence indeed difficult to find one able to measure up to his stand- For many years Mr. of Be John's church, and deeply inter- in her welfare. As a Confederate veteran, he known, was a member of company E. under Capt. Jas. T. Was captured the the first day at on h home of Mr. J. E. of road, was in prison May 1910. and st Fort Delaware for six months, robbed one its jewel then at Point Lookout in wan born August ware Bay for another six months. long, w. s pi id and Exchanged, came home and was joy of her and then sent to Richmond, Vs. in the trenches at Petersburg , transferred to Gen. to bind her M H, gade. Was for a time May bearer of his regiment and her b rendered at Appomattox, ITEMS. We wish to call your attention to our at we now have. We have taken great case in buying year think we can supply your wants in Shoes, Hats, Dress Gingham, No- Laces and Embroideries in fact anything that is carried In a Dry Goods Store. Came let us show you. Tripp, Hart Co., Ayden, N. C. it,, t recording secretary; H. G. Burton, financial secretary; J. R. We are prepared to you wan House and Kitchen Furniture at very prices. Cask or Installment. Com us ail will convince you AYDEN FURNITURE CO. NEXT DOOR TO Smith, treasurer. Are not our people making a by shipping their corn field peas elsewhere, when they so much needed st home We a true disciple of the et crops, and are sure the demand will overtax their supply, yet we see a great peas ship from here to other point. We regard self protection as the first law of nature. Within year Swift k has lost three of Respect. Whereas the W. C. T. U. of Bethel has sustained a great by the sudden death of one of its most loyal members, our friend and brother, Mr. Henry W. Martin, which has saddened our hearts and caused us to feel the uncertainty of life, wt there- j fore resolve, j While we bow in humble sub mission to our Fathers will, we feel and believe he is at rest and extend to bereaved and family our sympathies commend them to the care of Good Shepherd in whom he trusted- That a copy of these be sent to the White Rib- the bereaved wife family, also to the Greenville Reflector. Mrs. F. E. Bullock, Mrs Sarah White Mr . Frances M. James, Committee. In Your Homes to Stay The Joy for and never fail and Grease t for rheumatism and all and pains, p all over land by young and old. Sold by Pharmacy. N. C, and manufactured by THE GOOSE COMPANY. N. C. II 22-6 N. Quite a-number our people attended the children's day t x at Timothy Sunday. D. C. Stokes is on list. Miss Rosalie Stoke.-, of Wash is visiting relatives here. We had a nice rain Sunday night, which needed very much, John Dixon and Misses Martha Williams and Dolly Dixon, of Black Jack, were the guests of Miss Lizzie Stokes Sunday. Miss Belva Dixon, of Winter- is visit in her aunt, Mrs. L. Stokes. reconciled his prepare to her loved o In that land, whore there'll no sorrow pin i One Who Mums. Kept the King at Home, r the past we kept th- a I laxatives King's Life in our home and th- y prove j a tiles to all-oar writes Paul of N. Y. but for all stomach, liver and Only c at all druggists. Chicken Powder is to to Chickens aid Turkeys IF I THE Ml Died. Mrs an aged lady, died Friday evening at the home of her son, Mr. O. C. on Dickinson avenue, west of the A. O. L. The remains were taken to the country today for interment. Deceased leaves four children, all grown. lily's Oyster Fresh Oysters Coming Every Day Serve Yon Any Way. Try Me MISS C MEREDITH Graduate Nurse Ayden, North I take , Died after ea. Chicken Powder , a chick of that and feed my old rooster, d-en on with it too, had been fed on Look at me and observe the Hawk. Powder. Alas Ira. Hark Kills Hawks. Crows, Owls ard Beet remedy far Cholera, Gm , limber Neck. and Leg Weakness. Keeps thorn free from Vermin, thereby causing them to pro- duce an a of eggs. Price and cent. only by W. H N. C. IT COWARD t WOOTEN a kart M aV, I. BALTIMORE. Single ant En- With or without baths, l day and op. Palatial limn. Rooms. Unsurpassed Br. w- in baths fret- co JOSEPH L HERMAN, lac

KING Story of j By GEORGE BARR . G.,. Bur k, of the SHAKE INTO SHOES in or state, out lo some one In tick of crowd about th-- antiseptic pow- He ,,,. rare, , r, . caught sight comfort of the see. gray Aliens Foot-Ease makes or lo the cries and feel easy. It is a certain cure extended band. for callous, He feet a It now heard the name the boy cried . ate. Try it King arrives in F s. cm- of and roe he ii i of a II King a for i c i the yo nil r of the , is John an American. Ill R n as. mi o . inter King and warns the the royal meats the prince end is f the lad's g Aunt Loraine. committee of ten, cot am the prince, m in an oh where t e is o a who is to kid Prince K n a i VI John e I son the mint as . how t-a hat. d carriage. The Hike of and ions I h id. Mar- Fen was lying back In the sent, his is it against the prince, j like that of a dead VII, IX g visit- the prince Is safer- shouted King S of the witch of look sap and Joyously. make It Thank me eh He, sees ii ye a crack j , in a door, an I for . he overpowered aid dragged J El . . u. r. that Mining voice. -Comer be called. with all hi lime heart. Two struck at the uncouth, desperate American as be lifted the from the ground and deliberately tossed her lot the Torn be A horse- man rode hi n He looked up as the animal's hoofs clattered about bis bead. with drawn sword. up to the carriage door, shouting words of re- st of the be loved. He n glimpse of her. holding the prince In bi-r arms, m line. face turned toward the mob. heard him From the swanned well hordes of tiring wildly into the ranks of guardsmen. fled from the as fast his strained would permit Mm. were striking all about Some one was his be- In the crowd. He turn- ed for a single glance backward. Little Mr. pale as a ghost, bis cap gone, bis clothing torn, was panting at his elbow. Soldiers came riding up from be- hind, turning to fire from their Into throng of cutthroats. by grim old with the Moody In center of troop there where By mail for c in stamps Don't ace pt any substitute. For FREE-ii I id Al- S. Le Roy, N. Y. Ms sad- owner of a I It. He U by Count and then taken to the under gr den toe comm of ten. XI Kin before c Even as King rushed out Into roadway a horseman galloped up from tee of hi-ts who to kill h m. i the direction of castle. He pulled brought to the den a d bis horse to bis haunches almost as Into lbs same worn wit King , the Amer XI I s a jailer, dons clot i into i at in which several of the leaders to t. XIV Kin manages to git Lora In- love.-, H-no e, and they hi e in car. XV on e root with a to I ill e R ii a- l pistes in s p K Air L r in. a e cs . into n car. They in an o an. w to the n in fro girl XVI Tun of the bomb HE scene Hint followed nil description, A score of id lay In the others crept with pain; Bash and tin; of lay in of the panic mingled with soft mud of Ki slimy, slip- ugly Olga was nothing left of bur We draw a roll across tie picture of Olga after the bomb left her hand. one may look the shattered that was on e n living, beautiful an. Down in an allay I lilt tower a worn team of TS INTO I II for a day re- turn of a master who was never to come back to them. God rest bis soul I King pi- himself up from street, bewildered, but unhurt revolutionists bad begun the assault on minions of the government. He looked back toward gory en- trance lo circus. There was Mar- mounted and swinging a saber on was a mass of car- oiled with white faced. pal- Bled prey from court of From somewhere near spot where Olga fell came a harsh, pen- them off Cut them off from the It was his cue. He Into the street and ran toward the carriages. snouting with all his back It Is Marians To the Then It was that he saw the prince. nor was standing on a seat on the should the newcomer, scowling down upon the young up here Quick, you It was bis face black with fury. had the hand of Mr. Hobbs on seeing help for King and was pulling up before him. There nothing for to do but to accept timely help of his rival. Au Instant later he was up and they were off after the last of you don't mind, count I'll try my grated the American. Hold- on with one arm, he turned and tired in of bowling crowd of rascals. to barracks gate. commanded Colonel prepared to admit none but the royal reserves, who are under Stand- orders to rt there in time of Over bis shoulder on biased to his was not idle my friend, nor philanthropy on my part. I was lo come and you. She would never have spoken to me again if I bad re- Ah. yes. I see She did It is not for yon I risk my murmured a wry smile his pale lips. mean, she is going to pay you In some way for picking me up. eh Well. I'll put an end to that. I'll drop off you can ride on wouldn't be a party to the game. Do you catch my would, said the count an- like to see you drop off while we're going got my pistol in the middle of your grated a bit or I'll scatter your vertebrae all over your system. Pull you cried done my part Colonel will bear He pulling his horse down. you are quite free to drop Less than a hundred yards behind loped a riderless horse. The dragoon who bad mi the saddle was lying far back in I he avenue, a bullet In his bead. Hob- to the mid- of the road. American threw up bis bands shout- ed briskly to bewildered ml Five seconds later King in the s a d e tearing along In the wake of the retreating guard. need men as Kin cried Colonel went the curing the long, wretched to the populace that Mar- had established and military governor of , principality pending abdication of prince and the I f a new and substantial regime. AH cit- were to the authority of the dictator. I Toward evening, after con- countless reports. Mar- removed his headquarters to tower, lie had fondly hoped to be In the castle ions before this In great old tower were now sci by bruised, defeated of law. Baron crushed In spirit broken of body, paced blackest and of them an. At t o'clock on Sunday rooming s small group of people gathered In square. A meeting was soon In A goods stood against the very spot on Olga nova died. Au man began crowd. In group might been teen most members of the of lo the midst of bis harangue the hand of William was arrested In one of Its most gestures. Peter Bruins was king at bead of a group of aliens, all armed. called out Peter lifting his band ceased bis I Marians desires the Immediate presence of I his office In tower I shall call , off He began with The name of each of bis I associates In the committee of ten fol- lowed. Ten minutes later every member o the committee of except Peter Brutus, was behind k bar, to- RESOURCES. Loans and discounts Overdrafts and unsecured All other Stocks, Bonds and cs House Gold coin Silver coin, all minor cur. Nail, bk A notes Total 623.00 2.286.61 Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 2nd day of April, 1910. H. D. Bateman, Notary Pub aura in as be waited Inside the for wild rider. General with a few of bis men, bloody and was the last of the little army to reach safety In castle grounds. The fortress, with all guns. Mores and ammunition, was to the bands of the Iron Count cohorts. had been taken oner with a whole platoon of lighting This was the last appall a bit of news to reach the horrified, forces In castle wise well s cruel man was He lost no time leaning a manifesto to stunned, of Edelweiss. of to at with shivering of them dumbly to them- selves the awful that had passed them. are to die sunset, stark how to punish sins. There Is no for anarchy. I shall wipe It to gasped William your friends- the true party Do speak again Captain limits, you will send criers abroad to notify citizens that I. Count ordered Hie of lo the plot to dynamite the prime, at sunset In the square. Away with the Then It till thou, the committee of ten found him Then It was that they came to know Peter Brutus The unrecognizable of had been buried quick- lime outside the city walls. There was something distinctly lo the fact that half s dozen deep graves were dug alongside hers hours before death lo wretches who were to occupy them. At o'clock Iron Count coolly sent messengers to the homes of leading merchants and bankers of tho with the the its. con, and manufacturers, were commanded to pear before at o'clock for purpose of discussing the welfare of the city and Its people. stated bis position clearly. He left room for doubt lo their minds. strings were bis hands. Without be loading men of city that be to lie the of n role or destroy of you who do expect or to live under my rule, which. I you. shall be a wise one. may leave city for other be said calmly, as soon as my deputies hare completed the formal transfer of all your belongings to crown I any, even to the minutest Permit me to add In gentlemen, transfer will not be a prolonged They back at and ed Into silence. am well aware that you love little Prince Robin. Now, respecting young master Robin, no great desire to kill He waited to see the effect of this brutal announcement His bearers stiffened and-yea, they held their . s has one and his lords. I trust you. as sensible will find the means to on- to him your advice that be seize the opportunity shall offer bits to es- with bis life. me Interrupt myself to call to your the fact that I sin punishing the anarchists at sunset To resume, U may return America, where be belongs. I will give him free and safe escort to th.- United Stales. If he chooses lo accept my kindly n- all well If not. gentlemen. I starve him out or blow down. It may Interest you to that I expect to s new In Una- stark. trust I may he address- . Demand log at least a few of the future , Due from Banks and lords of day, gentle- Cash Items At deepest gloom It was like a to the beleaguered household, a dream from which there seemed be no awakening. Colonel as of royal guard ruled mi Braze tore off his own epaulets presented himself to as a soldier of the file. Rubin, quite from his fright donned uniform of s colonel of dragoons, buckled on bis jeweled sword and. with boyish demanded at a of war Colonel reasons for sot go- forth to slay rioters. said real army Is outside the walls, not inside. We are a handful, less than men counting the wounded. Count heads army of several wants to get here be can kill me. Is that so. ii The prince was very pale, but quite calm l wouldn't put It just that way. I know You can't fool me I've that be wants to kill me. But how can be Nobody an. He ought to know that He must be must get word to cried several a A dozen men vol- to risk their lives In the attempt to find American hi the bills. Two men were Tot. They were to venture forth that very night. said as the council was on the point of dissolving. It all right for me to a Rob- said prime minister. Report of the Condition of THE BANK OF GREENVILLE At fa the State of N. C, at the dose of March 29th. a 1176,430.81 1,686.81 8,127.82 76,129.16 17,867.61 823,203.24 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in Undivided profits, cur. expenses taxes pd. Time Car. of 64.786.06, sub to outstanding 6.888.46 Total STATE OF H of Pitt, I. L. Little, Cashier of the shove-named do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief, JAS. L. LITTLE, Cashier. J. . Andrews, B. W. J. G. Move, Directors. SAra. RT I Notice. the Superior court Before O. ft Moore. Clerk Willis Johnston. P. V Johnston, J. B. Addi. M. Johnston, Ex-Pa. By vii of decree of the clerk of the court, made by D C Moore, clerk, on th i 26th d of in the above entitled e, commissioner will, on Sat- the 26th of e, mo, expose to public before c house door in to the high- eat I for cash the d scribed tract or parcel of land, U on the edge of the k- bank of Tar lifer a a point ere three h tree formerly et op ii site I lie lower edge of b, r ck runs nearly at right angles h th river to old line, thence down id slough to Parker s or R d Banks cress, thence down said creek to the river, thence up the river to the begin, in acres more CI and being the tract r parcel of land purchased by E. C. low y from too administrator of A. deceased, and being the second tract of land described in a deed from E. C to Susan O. John- Dec 23rd. 1880 and record- ed in the registers office in Pitt county in book Y This is to be made for partition, will be at o'clock m. on the day of Jane, 1910. F. C. Harding, Commissioner. Morehead City -AND- Beaufort, N. Car. 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Cobb, one dated It, an i i th, r dated 1st day of September, and respectively d In the of deeds office of Pitt county, North Carolina, in book page eta. q and in book page V et e q. the undersigned will expose ti isl, before court house door in Gr to the highest bidder on May 34th. s certain lot parcel of land lying and in the county of Pitt and S-to of North and in the town of I c known the Masonic Tim property, fronting on Third feet and bounded on the sooth by street on the east by lot No. on which c of Pitt on the north by lot No. on the west the formerly j to Dr. W. Blow, except a part of let feet heretofore convey I to th town of Greenville and upon which water tend pipe of town is located. At same time and place we will sell the brick upon said lot, to y said de of tr it, This 16th day of April, 1910 I Little, Hoot. J. Cobb, Trustee . CHESAPEAKE LINE OFFERS EXCELLENT SERVICE BETWEEN Norfolk and Baltimore Elegant New Steamers Dining Rooms on Saloon Decks. Table Dinner, cents- Club Breakfast, to cents. service if desired. Steamers leave Norfolk from foot of Jackson St. daily at 6.15 p. m., arrive at Baltimore 7.00 a. m., connecting with rail lines for all points East and West. For further information and stateroom reservations, write C. L. CHANDLER, G A F. R. T. P. A, NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Roofing and Sheet Metal Work. j. J. JENKINS, Tin Shop Work, and Flits k Shim, in. J S. MOORING Urn Was. as firs she sad beget stoat GENERAL MERCHANDISE Our come. your, if you Pulley bowen Home of Greenville N C ATLANTIC HOTEL far This Many Improve. Maw Morehead City. N. C. Jun The famous Atlantic hotel, at Morehead City. N. C. opened today for the season under the management that genial face. Col. P. Morton, whose reputation a sufficient guarantee of gilt-edge service The Atlantic hotel, famed all along the coast, is directly on the Atlantic ocean, and his for guests was expended during the past winter in an- improvements, the hostel y been renovated from bottom to top. New waller and boardwalks have been laid the mammoth pier has been re built and the magnificent room, which is the largest of any hotel in the South, has been handsomely and artistically orated in Japanese style. With its myriads lights law entrancing music and gallant men and women over the floors there will be presented a scene of entrancing beauty. The music is to be furnished by orchestra of musicians who have played for several y The grand opening ball, which it one of Hie social events of not only North Carolina but of many parts Virginia, is being looked forward to by the elite as an event of great social importance and will be given on next day evening. Morehead City is known far and wide for finest deep sea more strength in a bowl of Quaker Oats than in the same quantity of the same value of any food you other can eat. Most nourishing, least expensive in and bar SOLOMON HiGGS INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE RENEW AUTO LICENSE. All Have to Renew The secretary of is send- out to the mobile owners in this state the blank for renewal license and anyone who does not renew be- fore July will have his and it will erst him to get license. The license only runs to July J, no matter when The renewal costs if owner s want to save four dollars they renew between now and the first day of July, betides their number. act for renewal of any certificate of registration shall be made to the secretary slate any time within thirty lays previous to the date of the expiration of such certificate and if no application for renewal is made during . above mentioned the fishing along th coast, and it shall cancel such certificate and reissue the not to catch from to blue fish, Spanish trout, and in one day. The is The hotel has numerous wide verandas and promenades. A vacation at the Atlantic I o el is well worth taking. Col. Morton the greatest in the history of the hotel. The grounds are brilliantly ed with electricity, new tennis courts have been opened, and one of the pleasant features is the sail motor boats. Being directly en the Atlantic the salubrious and life giving ozone acts so beneficially on jaded nerves. number. cured saved the life of my chi are the her eve y Iain's Colic, and This is world over where valuable r his been i N- r medicine in for diarrhea or bowel complaints has received mi h general oval. The seen t of the s of . Colic, Cholera Remedy is that it cutes. Sold by all druggists. Declare Rather be led Stay is n Shepard, the desperado, who confessed to the murder of Engineer Holt in Dur has again attempted to escape was but it is not expected that the will be fa el. Shepard. who has been kept in the State's prison until a very abort time ago. was sent to work at the camp at A letter to Superintendent Laugh- of the Suite's prison, yesterday about eleven o'clock he tried to escape and was shot by one of the guards. The report is that the shot which struck the is not thought to have s fatal wound, but that the are that will be laid up for two or mire. The super visor at the camp M-. S. J. and there has been no from his camp for years. Shepard i regarded as a most desperate character, and recently he declared in the State's rather be electrocuted than stay in the hi I mind evidently being set on an escape. In the State's Prison he been kept shackled since the HAM of his escape, when he got away, captured h, stole clothing and money while out, finally in county, officers him through the woods, de confessed to the murder of Engineer Holt of the Southern Railway, whom it will be was shot and killed in his cab as the engine stopped at the water tank in Durham. Shepard was sentenced to thirty years in the State Prison. News Observer. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is so d an a that if you are not sat- using two-thirds of a bot tie according to your mo will be refunded. It is up to you U to try. bold by druggists. ITEMS Miss Dollie left Mon- Died. Little Margaret, months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. U. T. Evans, died this morning o'clock will be buried to morrow. Mr. Evans being in a hospital in Richmond makes the death of his little daughter the Marvelous Discoveries the progress of age. Air on heavy machines, t scrams without terrible invention to kill men and won- of King's New Dis- life when by coughs, colds, la grippe, asthma, croup, hay i fairer and whooping cough or lung For all affection it no equal it relieves It s the surest cure. M. Black, of N. C, R. R- No. write. it cured him of sf- all Other remedies failed. and SI. A bottle free. Guaranteed y all druggists. IT MS. N. C. June 1910. W. R. Whichard days with Mrs. J R Davenport this week. Mrs. B. R. of is visiting sister, Mrs. W. C. this week. The young men of expect to have a trip to Bath Sunday on a gas l oat. All pate a good time. and Stokes had n game of ball Saturday, scores and in favor of G. Z- Ricks is having a new store built. Mrs. Noah Jackson and K. V. Green in town visiting friends this week. Mrs. B. Satterthwaite is week. J. R, Davenport is having some surveying; done this week by Mr. Clark, of Greenville. E. B. Dixon has accepted a position at the mill of R. R. Fleming. Do not forget, Sunday school every Sunday at p. m., keep in mind, sermon next third Sunday morning for the young men especially. Watch flourish in her old age. DIXIE ICE Can be mode and in minutes cost of On cant a Plat. Stir contents of one package ICE CHEEP into a quart of milk and f No cooking, no heating, nothing; else to add. Everything but the ice and milk in the package. This S quarts of the most delicious ice cream you ever ate. S packages st your grocers, i by if doc keep It. la Hosts Paper Fellow Tea. When you go off for your sum mer vacation, bear in mind that The Daily Reflector would be a very visitor and keep you posted with what is going on at home. Leave a and your st the office, and we'll do the rest for s month. If yon are not satisfied after using according to directions two thirds of a bottle of Stomach and Liver Tab els, you can have you back. The tablet and orate the improve the regulate the bowels. Give them a get Sold by an drug- gists. Subscribe for The Reflector day to enter the E. C. T. T. S in Greenville. May Holton came home from Atlantic Christian college Saturday. Miss Lessie King, of Durham, is spending sometime with Miss John Hammond and Simpson of Conetoe, were at E. E. Saturday and Sunday. Miss Lillie Owen, of Saratoga, who has been visiting the Misses returned to her home yes Miss Rosalie her. Prof. L. P. of La- spent Saturday night spent Saturday night with J. H. Cheek. Miss Pearl Nelson, of is Miss Annie E. lion. Miss Lillie Herring, Snow Hill, spent last week with the Misses Miss E. Allen home from school in Raleigh last Saturday. Miss Pattie Sutton and Misses Evelyn Pattie, of Winterville, spent of week at Lorenzo Misses Bessie Barnhill, of Green ville, Lucy Manning, of Bethel, recently visited Miss Myrtle Misses Laura Salisbury, of Hassell, and Mary of, visited Misses Langston last week. T. N. Gilbert little daughter. Mildred Earle. spent Saturday with Mrs. J. Cheek. Henry Langston came home from Wake Forest Wednesday. Large crowds attended the Hookerton Union st Saturday and Sunday. Miss Meta Abrams and Miss Mildred Allen, of Raleigh, who have been visiting their uncle, T. R. Allen, left Monday. Misses Carson Carrie Manning, of Bethel, visited Miss Myrtle last week. Mrs Louisa Langston, of who been spend- sometime with her son, C. H. Langston, left her today. Tie Exercises a Great -Began N. C. June first annual commencement ex Industrial t b la-t afternoon at o'clock sermon de- livered by M. B. M. Bugler, He chose for his subject, and Ye Shall Sn practical did be handle the j ct that present could go away with being greatly He urged th importance of seeking industrial education, and showed that no son could be truly religious i industry. one k proper in to maintain a I ugh and the of all he, seek eternal in at o'clock, program i e primary depart- in was by Jas. P. He spoke of the mI a in o Carolina that would trail he colored youth to the try that they may better z He said that lb would have a broad i in a needy of State, appealed j lb to give tangible to such a c i even program by the D Library Society was delivered by Prof. C. E Askew, president of Institute, r de zed the importance of a high moral He showed telling effect no or could hope r ii Don long as their taming thrown to the the exercises of the week with a very elaborate that a credit to tin Principal Chance the el-j ct of the what has been d during the He tithe students to aspire to lofty and at a I times cultivate as go to make men and women. The n entertainment f the school REPORT OF THE CONDITION The Bethel Banking Trust Co., AT N. O. At the close of business, March 1810. RE Loans and Discount. Overdraft and Due from Silver coin, all . minor National k r U. S. i Total I 31,7.1 Surplus a d of Deposit , Sub. to 7.6 7,600.09 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, County of I, W. H Cashier of the above named do swear that the above statement is true to the best of knowledge belief- W. H Cashier. Subset and sworn to In this day of Apr , 1911. S. T. Notary Public S W Jones. M. O Blount, Director. ONE BURIED THERE But Police Had Biro s Throws Awry Capt. A. J thought he had made a id an or two ago. H hid w to be out cal pile in the rear -if stow a police and hit lying on it. His first that Bad mi-d n-ii policeman and hi trash Getting he probed in the but found g a body Capt. d took the police badge and start d an Running up with Chief an Smith that officer informed him W. V, W. d. w. Groceries Provisions Cotton son Bo kilt that none t the mis and loosing at badge it as one that had been stolen from heat q if . The thief evidently became afraid it and threw it on the trash pile. How hat came then is an tier prop, GREENVILLE N S N t h C h r o I i n a Notice to Having before the Pitt . as executrix th will aid stomach aid Tablets will up th, g, hag. J to headache, p-eve-1 dependency ; and rate th who e system. M sail estate a a lo the gem to the on or h day of My, 1911. or M will be pi ad In bar of n every. I V. Merlin. Executrix ltd of II. W. by all druggists. CATARRH GOES So Does S Throat, Bronchitis, Croup and Asthma You easily tell by res line the symptoms be I w. ether have catarrh or Offensive discharge fr. n the s , stoppage of note, of th; e, in throat pings in throat, a cough, p i nest, of h, spasms of coughing, low ed a limes, of mucus, difficulty in breathing, of ital a sensible remedy back if it for catarrh, called High which is a vaporised air. so antiseptic, when it is breathed over the inflamed and germ infested membrane, it kills all germ life, gives in and ea- The price, including hard rubber In- haler, is II. The hard rubber pocket inhaler will last a lifetime, that should you need a second bottle of you get it for cents World's Greatest mod Pain Remedy For Cramp;. ind Bone and Th j Ark on if where. C. V. Km Not Quite Bow often you get u thing done-a nail or or M- i Have a good tool box and be prepared for I emergencies. Our of tools a could and we will sos that year tool , t does not lack a single the I i i useful FROM GREENVILLE, N. C. With rears experience making fines, he can please you Land S By virtue of power me by a mortgage d ed made i-y wife, ll on J of April w, aid registered in book D peg Pitt registry. ll I to th bidder for c-sh. curt house door ii at on the of June, it b- Monday, g Be in the town of st south west mer of the Joe on street a Stand theme a fit y feet to a to a corner, thence in n westerly about two a d forty feet to north wet con on thence feet to h c c one forth of an sere, more or This the 14th. day of May, S J. Everett atty. E. Brown. Mortgagee, Plumbing and Tinning Of Course You get flames Horse Goods c J. Corey IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW What a Heap of Happiness it Would to Greenville Homes Hard do housework with an aching g, yOU hours of mis at leisure LANIER If women knew the cause-that W SeW HI as n j Backache pains from sick kid- much needless woo. Kidney Pills kidneys of this vicinity n- them. Mis. L. Payton ave Kinston, N. C, great I obtained from Do Iron Pills justifies mo in recommending them. A dull, g e. by through IN Stones by twinges through N C. my loins bothered me for n long time. w, j but or and , , u. .------ was caused additional of Land. By vi, of a decree of the C court of Pitt in special pro- No. entitled. J. A Grey wife, Grime Mitchell it sis. undersigned com- missioner will sell for cash before court house door in Greenville st noon, on July 2nd the fol- lowing described, piece or of and, situate in the county of Pitt and in township, adjoining the lands of Pep-, J- B. Evans, Ira and B. Worth con- fifteen acres being a part of the Porter land. Said land sold for partition. This May 24th. 1910. J B. James, loner kid DoM s Kid- Pills to me, I pro- cured a box. After taking contents, the pains in my ceased and h the kidney secretions For by dealers. Price cents. 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KING Story of By GEORGE BARR by Saw nut binds one of the crowd i bat surged IS He M some bet Do hate beard eyes caught f the If u gray that strutted SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES t -Ease, th antiseptic pow- It caret MM , m n. r Tons feet tad ink out Bin- I the age. t Fool-Ease makes t. or new response lo the cries and f.-. It is a certain cure the extended a call swollen. Be asking feet Alway Mt It t ow heard the name the boy cried , shoes. Try it t .-day tow with all bean. where By mail for c-Ma in Two , at uncouth. I . be the N. y. from grout d deliberately j her Iota be shouted. A rode hi i u. He looked up the clattered bout brad. Ton with fawn awed, was up to the door, ward of re- at of ha loved. He a ;. of her. holding prince In her white, face turned toward the nob. he Save Save From the well of wildly Into ranks of devoted from the now King in s. and me he n i of s, an-i, a II . . for permit Ufa. Bullets were ft e- Hi. yo r of the all about , John lie, an American. Ill l n mi o p die King and warm again-t the royal the t g Aunt Loraine. V committee of ten, ;, net the m in where t e is a v who to Prince h VI John e mint at Soma on be- hind lo too crowd. He turn- ed for a tingle glance backward Ur. pale a cap gone, bit clothing torn, panting hit elbow. cam riding up from be- hind, turning to Ore from their Mid- ties the throng of cutthroat, led by the grim old man with blood tabor. In the center of the troop there ate him carriage. of ind I h mil id, Count v, g prince. VII. HI, IX and X -Kl the In hi of the witch of wok trap and me boa eh Id He i a crack in a door, an while a for the be and dragged mt a I It. He i- by Count War. then taken to the under den the comm of ten. XI Kin. before c Terse lying back In teat, hi face like that of a dead nun. prince It King Joyously. They'll make It Colonel turned in sad- and searched out owner of that role. be called. Even King out Into the roadway a horseman galloped up from tee of i-ts who to kill h m. i the direction of the castle, lie pulled tine i- brought to the den a d Into King XI I a a don hi i clot into a st tight in which of the -t leader ah to XIV Kin to git Lora In lover, a-ho e, and they bi e in a Ire car. XV on a c a bomb to Mil I'm, e R bin a- in a p K n- and I. r in. a e tied ff into the c r in car. back in an o Catt w in the in fro of girl xvi. THE OF , a, or.- that followed nil A wore of BI d lay In the others crop with and lay In the path of tilt panic with the soft mud of slimy, slip- ugly was left of bar draw a veil across picture of Olga after lug bomb left her band. one may upon quivering, shattered thing that ma OB n worn BO. Down in alley I tower a worn team f stood want tile m rev is the long. to populace that Mar had established as and military governor of principality the abdication of prince i e r a new and substantial regime. AH were to the of the dictator. Toward evening, after many and reports. Mar- removed his to tower. bad fondly hoped to In the before ibis Two and In great old tower were now act by bruised, defeated of the law Baron In and broken f body, paced the Market and narrowest tell of them At t o'clock Sunday morning a small group of people gathered in square. A meeting was soon In A good hot stood over the very on Olga died. An cad began the crowd. the might bale been most member of committee of ten. lo the midst of bit harangue band of William arrested In one of II most emphatic gestures. Peter Brutus was king at bead of a group of all armed. called out Peter lifting hi hand Imperatively. The ceased bis desire I lie Immediate presence of at bl office In tower I shall call off lie began name of each of baa and lords I mat that you. as gentlemen, will Bod the meant to to your advice that ha the I shall offer to rapt bis life. It me Interrupt myself to call to your attention the fact u am sunset. To resume, boy may return to here be belongs. I will give him free and safe escort t Called If he to accept my kindly terms, till well and If not. gentlemen. I starve him out or v.- the down. It may Interest you to bear that expect to establish t new In stark. trust I may l- address- at least a few of the future lords of day. gentle- to THE BANK OF GREENVILLE At GREEN in the N. C, at the of March 29th. bit horse to almost as ha was riding over dodging Amer- j In the commute of ten fol- TBS i II for a day night, awaiting the re- turn of a master who never to coma back to them. rest hi tool I King himself up from the dazed, bewildered, but had begun the on millions Of government. He looked back toward tut gory en- trance lo circus. There Mar- mounted and twinging a on high. Ahead t mate of car filled with white faced, pal prey from the court of From somewhere near where Olga fall came a pen- them off Cut them off from the It was bis cut. He dashed into the street and ran toward the carriages, homing with hi back I To Then It was that be saw the prince. nor standing on a teat on to lean. newcomer, scowling down upon young man up here Quick, you It bl face black with fury had seized the hand of Mr. on seeing help for King and pulling him up before hi There was nothing for to do but to accept timely help of III rival. Au Instant later be was up behind and they were off after the list of the dragoons. you don't mind, count. I'll try my grated American. Hold- on with one arm, be turned mid the of the howling crowd of to the barracks gates. Colonel prepared to none but the royal reserves, are under stand lag order to there In time of Over bis to Ida as not roles, my friend, nor philanthropy on my part. I M come and fetch you. She would have to me if I bud re- Ah. yes. I sag She did cried It Is not for yon I risk my a wry smile his pale lips. mean, she la going to pay you In Home way for picking me up. eh Well. I'll put end lo that. I'll drop off i hen you call ride on tell wouldn't be a party to game. Do you catch my You would. said count an- like to Mt you drop off we're going at got my pistol the middle of your grated a bit or I'll scatter your all over your you cried done my put Colonel will bear He began pulling his hone down. you quite free to drop than a hundred yards behind loped a riderless horse. The had tat saddle lying far back avenue, a bullet In hit bead. Hob to mid- of road. the American threw up bit hands and shout- ed briskly lo the bewildered ml Five seconds later King In the and tearing along in wake of retreating guard. need men at cried Colonel us he waited gates wild rider. General with a few of men, bloody and heartsick, w hut of the army to reach safety In cattle The fortress, all gun, stores and wit bands of the Iran Count and bis cohorts. bad . . u lowed Ten minute later every member o committee of ten. except Brutus, behind lo k and bar, At rattle the It a to the beleaguered I . a dream from which there to be awakening Colonel a swat of royal guard mi Bras tore off lib own and presented himself to as a soldier of file. Robin, recovered from hit flight, dunned uniform of a colonel of the royal dragoons, hackled on bis boyish teal, demanded at a of war Colonel reasons for not go- forth to slay rioters. said the bitterly, real army I the not inside. We a handful, lots than men an the wounded. Count Mar- army of several then- sand. want to get here he can kill me. Is that so. Colonel prince very pal, bat quite calm. I wouldn't put It Just that way. I know ton can't fool me I've always that he wants to kill me. But how can be Nobody can. He ought to know that. He be awful must get word to cried several a breath. A men vol. to risk lives In to find American hi the hills. Two men were Tot. were to venture forth that very said the prince as the council was on the point of dissolving. It all right for mo to ask a Rob- on id prims minister. RESOURCES. Loan and Overdraft and unsecured All other Stocks. Bonds and House Fix. j j Demand lotto , Doe from Banks and Cash Items Gold coin Silver coin, all minor Nail, bk meet I notes j RT WAS rat with t whole of B tilling tablet. but appall a bit of n to retch lbs horrified, force In castle it wall at a cruel man Ha lost no in Issuing I manifesto to the of Edelweiss, of TO BIB T with their shivering associates. all of them dumbly muttering to them- selves the awful sentence that bad passed upon are to die sunset, knows bow to punish sin. There hi no for anarchy. I shall wipe It out to your gasped William are your friends the true party Do not speak again Captain you will send criers abroad notify citizens that I. Count have ordered of the ringleaders la plot to dynamite prince, at sunset In the Away with the it and not till then, committee of ten found Then It that they cams to know Peter The unrecognizable corpse of Olga had been burled quick- lime outside the city walls. There something distinctly In the fact that half a dozen deep graves were dug alongside hers before death came to the were them. At o'clock tbs Iron Count coolly to the homes of leading and bankers of the with tn toe manufacturers, were commanded to pear before him at o'clock for tbs purpose of welfare of By and its people. Mariana stated hi clearly. Ha left room for doubt Id minds. airings were hands. Without hesitation be Informed the leading men of the city that be was to be the Prince of frill or destroy These of you who do expect or desire to live my nils, which. I you. shall be a wise one, may leave the city for other be said as my deputies completed formal transfer of all roar belongings to tbs crown treat- I even to minutest Mia. Permit me to lo that gentlemen, tbs transfer will not be a prolong -d They glared back at him ed Into silence. am well a ware that little Prince Now, respecting young master Robin, I have no grout desire kill Be waited to to the effect of this announcement. DIs bearer held their Notice. He fore C. Moore, Clerk Willis Johnston. F. V Johnston, J. B. John-ton and M. By vii of decree of the clerk of tho court, by C Moore, clerk, on th 26th day of in the above entitled e, d will, on Sat- the 25th i of c, 1910, exp to public tale before the c door in to the high- eat I for cash the f Mowing d tract or parcel of land, U ginning on the edge of the bank of Tar a a point era three h lit tree- formerly op-n i I he lower edge of the b , r and runs there nearly at right h river to old line, down id to Parker a or R d Banks cress, thence down said creak to river, thence up river to the f, cont it B seres more or and being the tame tract r parcel of land purchased by B. C. low y from the administrator of A. deceased, and being the a tract of land described in a deed from E. C. to Susan O. John- Dec 23rd. and record- ed in the registers office in Pitt county in book Y-S, page it lo be mid for partition, will be at o'clock m. on tbs day of Jane, 1910. P. C. Commissioner. 623.001 1.666.81 2,400.00 8.127 m 76,129.16 Total LIABILITIES. stock paid in Undivided profit, lei car. expenses and taxes pd. 64.786.06 sub Si 150,000.0 237.814 M Total 3.24 STATE OF County of Pitt, I, L. Little, of the bank, do ear that the above true to best at my knowledge and belief. JAS. L. LITTLE, Subscribed sworn lo before me, this 2nd of April, 1910. H. D. Bateman, Notary Pub Correct- A J. A. Andrew, B. W. J. G. Directors. Morehead City -AND- Beaufort, N. Car. Delightful Seaside Resorts Atlantic Hotel Opens June 1st. Opening Ball June 4th. Beach AND- Cape Henry, Va. Only Ocean Resorts in. Virginia. Extremer Low Excursion Tickets Spend Your Vacation at America's Greatest Resorts. Only a Travel at Minimum Expense a Max- of Pleasure. Surf Bathing, Tennis, Sailing. Travel Via. Norfolk Southern For complete information, apply to any Norfolk Southern Ticket Agent, or address, C. G. P. A. W. W. A- G. P. A. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA. Notice By virtue of power of sale co tamed in two c of trust executed and delivered No. A. P. to Jam. e L. Little Robert J. Cobb, one dated It, r lit day of and r cord d in the of deeds office of Pitt county, North Carolina, in book page et q and in book et s- q tbs will expose ti before th court house door in Greenville to the highest bidder on Tuesday, May 24th. 1810, a certain lot parcel of land lying and being in the county of Pitt and S-. ti of North and in town of I e known the Masonic Tim El property, fronting on Third street j fast and bounded on the south by said street, on the by lot No. on which the e e of Pitt on north by lot No. on the west formerly to Dr. W. J. Blow, except a pin of said let feat heretofore conveys I the town Greenville and upon which the water stand pip of said town is located. At Urn and place will tell the brick upon aid lot, to y de of tr Terms of sale This 16th day of April. 1910. James I. Little, Robt, J. Cobb, Oar Greenville, your if you come. I CHESAPEAKE LINE EXCELLENT SERVICE BETWEEN Norfolk and Baltimore Elegant New Steamers Dining Room on Saloon Decks. Table Dinner, cent. Club Breakfast, to cents. service if desired. Steamers leave Norfolk from foot of Jackson St. daily at 6.15 p m., arrive at Baltimore 7.00 a. connecting with rail lines for all points East and West. For and stateroom reservations, write C. L- CHANDLER, G A. F. R. T. P. A. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Roofing and Sheet Metal Work. J. J. JENKINS. Tin Shop Repair Work, Mi Fins in mi Tb. J S. MOORING Ian GENERAL MERCHANDISE Pulley bowen Horn of Fa Greenville N C Ma. I Morehead City. N. G. Jan The famous Atlantic hotel, Morehead N. C. opened today for the r the management that genial Col. P. Morton, whose reputation is a sufficient guarantee of service The Atlantic hotel, famed I long the coast, is directly on the Atlantic ocean, his for guests was expended during the past winter in repairs improvements, the hostel y been renovated from bottom to top. New walk.- boardwalks have been laid the mammoth pier has been re- built the magnificent room, which is the largest of hotel in the South, has been handsomely artistically orated in style. With its myriads of lights and th entrancing gallant men and handsome women over the pal shad floors there will be presented s of entrancing beauty. The music is to be furnished by orchestra of musicians who for several y The grand opening ball, which it one lite social events of not only North Carolina but of many pint is being look-id toward to by the elite as an event of and will be given on day evening. Morehead City is known far and wide for finest sea fishing along th-t coast, and it i not to catch from to blue fish. trout, and in one day. The is The hotel has numerous wide verandas and promenades. A vacation at the Atlantic o el it- well worth taking. Col. Morton anticipates the greatest in the history of the hotel. Th- grounds are brilliantly ed with electricity, new tennis courts have been opened, and one of pleasant features is the tail motor boats. Being directly on the Atlantic guests enjoy the salubrious and life giving ozone sett so beneficially on jaded nerves. There's more in a bowl of Quaker Oats than in the same quantity or the same value of any other food you can eat. Most nourishing, least expensive Fads Ur- I. ft SOLOMON INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE RENEW AUTO LICENSE. All Hare Thirty lo Renew The secretary of is send- out to the automobile owners in this state the blank for renewal license and anyone who does not renew be- fore July I will have his license and it will erst him to get license. The license only runs to July no matter when issued. The renewal costs if owners to save four dollars they renew between now and the first of July, betides losing their number. act for renewal of any certificate of registration shall be made to the secretary o. state any time within thirty lays previous to the date of the of such certificate if no application for renewal is made during time above mentioned the secretary of state shall cancel such certificate and reissue the number. eared r saved the life of my are the expressions y.-u hear eve y Colic, and ii the world over where valuable r has been introduced. N . r medicine in for or bowel complaints received u h general oval. The t of at of Colic, Cholera and i Remedy it that it cures. Sold by all druggist. 1st Stay is Shepard. the desperado, who confessed to the murder of Engineer Holt in Dur ham, has again attempted to aid was shot, but it is not expected that the wound will fa el. Shepard. who has been kept in the Suite's prison until a very short time ago. sent to work st the camp at A letter to Superintendent Laugh- of the State's prison, that yesterday about eleven o'clock he tried to escape was shot by one of the guards. The report is that the shot which struck the is not thought to have inflicted a fatal wound, but that the are that hi be laid up for two or mire. The super visor at camp is M-. S. J. and there has been no from his camp for th i p Shepard is regarded as a desperate recently he declared in the State's d rather be electrocuted in the bis mind evidently being set on an escape. In the State's Prison he been kept f-hackled the of his escape, when he got away, captured and stole clothing money while out, finally in Alamance county, officers him through the woods, confessed to the murder of Engineer Holt of the Southern Railway, whom it will be was shot and killed in his cab as the engine stopped at the water tank in Durham. Shepard was sentenced to thirty years in the State Prison. News ft Observer. a Great Success Afters. N. C June J.-The first annual commencement ex e b la-t Sunday afternoon at o'clock. The baccalaureate sermon was de- livered by Rev. M. B. M. Bu He chose for his subject, and Ye Shall practical did be handle the j ct that 1.0 one present go away will being greatly He urged th importance of industrial education, showed that no sun could be truly religious habits industry. one r to REPORT The Bethel Banking Trust Co., AT N. O. At the close of March Loans and Discount-, see. T , . and Due from U x. Silver coin, including all v i minor c-in . r r of Deposit , , Sub. to lots t l. 7.510 STATE OP NORTH CAROLINA, County of Pitt, I W. H Cashier of the above-named bank, swear that the above statement true to the heat of knowledge belief. W. H Cashier. Chamberlain's is so d on a guarantee that if you are not sat- lifted after two-thirds of s but tie according to directions, your mo will be refunded. It ii up to you lo to try. Sold by all ITEMS Little Margaret, months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Evans, died this morning about o'clock and will be buried to morrow. Mr. Evans being in a hospital in Richmond the death of his little daughter all the Marvelous mark the progress of the Air on heavy without wires, terrible war invention to kill men and that won- of King's New Dis- when threatened colds, la grippe. hay and whooping cough or lung For all bronchi, it ha no equal it relieves instantly- the cure, at. Black, of N. C. R. R. No. it cared him of sf- tr all failed. and SI, A bottle j all DIXIE ICE CREAM Can made in minutes cost of On a Plato. Stir contents of one package ice caw Into a of milk and f No cooking, no nothing else to Everything but the ice and milk in tbs package. This makes t quarts of most ice you t at your grocers, or by mail if be docs not keep It. ate Hook t. Tb Ch U try, t. IT MS. N. C. June 1910. W, R. Whichard spent days with Mrs. J R Davenport this week. Mrs. B. R. of is visiting sister, Mrs. W. C. this week. The young men of expect to have a trip to Bath Sunday on a gas AU pate a time. and Stokes had n game of ball Saturday, scores and in favor of G. Z. Ricks is having a new I store built. Mrs. Noah Jackson and K. V. are in town visiting friends this week. Mrs. B. B. Satterthwaite is tick week. J. R. Davenport is having some surveying done week by Mr. Clark, of Greenville. E. B. Dixon hat accepted a position at the mill of R. R. Fleming. Do not forget, Sunday school every Sunday at p. m. and so keep in mind, sermon next third Sunday morning for the young men especially. Watch flourish again in her old age. Let Paper Tea. When you go off for your turn mer vacation, bear in mind that The Daily Reflector would be a very agreeable visitor and keep you posted with what is going on at home. Leave a quarter and your address at the office, and we'll do the rest for a month. If yon not satisfied after using according to directions of of Stomach Liver Tab eta, yon can have you mom y back. The cleanse and orate the improve the dig regulate Give them a trill and get Sold by all drug- gist. Subscribe for Tho Reflector Miss left Mon- day to enter the E. C. T. T. S. in Greenville. Miss May Holton came home from Atlantic Christian college Saturday. Miss Lessie King, of Durham, spending sometime with Miss Eva John Hammond and Simpson of Conetoe, were at E. E. Saturday and Sunday. Miss Lillie Owen, of Saratoga, who has been visiting the Misses returned to her home yes Miss Rosalie her. Prof. L. P. of Grange, spent night spent night with J. H. Cheek. Miss Pearl Nelson, of Grifton, is Miss Annie E. hon. Miss Lillie Herring, Snow Hill, spent last week with the Misses Miss E. Allen came home from school in Raleigh last Saturday. Pattie Sutton and Misses Evelyn and Pattie, of Winterville, spent part of last week at Lorenzo Misses Bessie Barnhill, of Green ville, and Lucy Manning, of Bethel, have recently visited Miss Myrtle Misses Laura Salisbury, of and Mary Whitehurst, of, visited Misses Eva Langston last week. N. Gilbert and little daughter. Mildred Earle. spent Saturday with J. Cheek. Henry Langston came home from Wake Forest Wednesday. Large crowds attended the Hookerton Union at Saturday and Sunday- Miss Meta and Miss Mildred Alien, of Raleigh, who have been visiting their uncle, T. R. Allen, left Monday. Misses Carrie Carton and Carrie Manning, of Bethel, Miss Myrtle week. Mrs Louisa Langston, of who been spend- sometime with her son, C. H. Langston. left tor her proper in order maintain u high and the of all he, seek eternal ill at o'clock, program it e primary depart- was delivered ti Rev, P. Greenville, He spoke the a in this section o. N Carolina that would trail colored youth to the industry may z lie that i b -I would have a broad i .-s in such a needy . of State, appealed j t people to give tangible encouragement to a c i Tuesday program by Society Tho delivered by Prof. C. E Askew, president of Tar Kiwi Institute, Washington. He zed the importance of mat high moral He showed telling effect no or could hope r n so bug their ware thrown to the winds Wednesday the exercises of the week with a very elaborate t was a Chance of the cl-jct of the ii nil what has been d during the session. He tithe students to aspire to lofty and at a I times cultivate such habits as go to make men and women. The , n if s are. and sworn to be- mi this 6th of Apr . i T. Carson, Notary S M Jones. M. O Blount, Staton, Directors. i W. OR I iN NO ONE BURIED THERE. Bat Hid Evidently Awry A. i he had made a id an or two ago. H had m to be out coal pile in the his store saw a police hit lying on it His first w.- that somebody red a policeman and buried i trash Getting s he probed down in the pile M Fresh kept found g a body there. M In k. Capt. Gr took th p -lice Bo badge and start- d an up with C hi. f . . Smith that officer informed him g I Provisions Cotton Ragging on that none of the mis and at the badge he it as one had been from heat q The thief had. evidently became t. i p it and threw it on the trash pile. How hat there is tier GR-EN VILLE R th Carolina to I in irk- qualified lief ore the c i r t o; Pitt I as executrix o th hat aid U-ti- aid liver of W. W. Martin, aid liver t will up a. e t mA h headache, p-eve- mM. ,., and rate the who e system, b J C .,, by LINIMENT CATARRH GOES So Does S Throat, Croup and Asthma You can easily by the symptom w. w ether yon catarrh or sin-, discharge fr. n Hie n s , of vole, tick- in throat pings in thrust, a cough, p heat, of h. spasms of low ed a limes. of mucus, difficulty in breathing-, of W have a remedy back if it for catarrh, called High o which a vaporised air. so that it is breathed over the inflamed and germ membrane. It kills germ give in minutes, and ea- The price, including hard robber In- haler, is only It. The hard rubber pocket inhaler will last a lifetime, so that should you need a bottle of you cm get it for cents World's S Greatest Bawl Pain Remedy Cramps. Bone and Muscle a, has I on and tit. and W all clams against I a r to the Same to on or the of 1911. or he pi ad in of r. every. i This day of May. V. Mai-tin. Executrix of H. W. Land S By virtue of power me by a l ed made i-y Edward a-d wife, Ii . Not Quite How often you can get a m nail or driver or Kr lacking. a good box and prepared for let. Our Una of tools Ii a you could and we will sea that tool box does not lack a single useful ti Of Course You get s Horse Goods t c of ------v GET Tobacco Flues FROM GREENVILLE, N. C. With years experience in making fines, he can please you- Edwards, on the April aid registered in book D i S. Pitt county II e I to the st bidder for c-h. door ii at noon, on the day of it l- inf Monday, g , . Be in the town of n-r-c t south wist of the Joe on street m d, thanes a about two feet to a to a corner, thence In a westerly two a d forty feet to Williams north we t on thence in a ion about fifty feet c of acre, more or This the day of 1910. E. S. Brown. Mortgagee. Plumbing and Tinning S J. Everett atty. Tomb Stones IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW What a Heap of Happiness it Would Bring to Greenville Homes Hard to do work with an g, you hours of mis J C L women on knew the cause-that I. b. It n It I Si II paint come from lick kid- I live much woe. Kidney of this vicinity n- done them. Mis. L. Cameron, Payton Be., Kinston, N. C, gr. at I obtained from Do n a Iron Pill me in recommending A dull, e, a a companied by twinges through loins bothered me for h long time. Sale of Land. By vii toe of a decree of the Superior court of Pitt county in special pro- No. entitled, J. A and wife, Grime Mitchell it the com- missioner will sell tor cash before court house door in Greenville st noon, on July 2nd the fol- lowing piece or parcel and, in the county of Pitt M adjoining the lands of Pop-, J. B. Evans, Ira and Lewis H. Worth con- fifteen acres being a part of the Porter land. Said land told for partition. This May 24th, 1910. , B. Junta, Commits III I had but little enemy or and caused by a kid Having s Kid- Pills to me, I pro- cured After taking the content, the in my and h the kidney For by dealers. Price SO cents. Co . Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. , , Remember take no other. Lame i boulder it Invariably by of the muscles yields t h fr- of L n ii not only pro.-.; an effectual, but in no way to use. Sold by all

DEPARTMENT I In Charge of F. A. EDMONDSON Authorized Agent of The Eastern tor And Rates on Application The Pitt County School I We have needle bobbins manufactured by The A. G. Ox shuttles, foe any sewing machine Manufacturing Company are in the country. Also needle. cheap; comfortable, neat and threaders, the very thing for Terms are liberal, affected eyes or dark Barber We have pat in an assortment ITEMS. When in the market come to see u., we have the desk for you. C. T. Cw A. went Greenville . .- , We are carrying a nice line Cuffing Caskets. Prices are right and can nice hearse service. A. G. Mfg. Co. Eugene Cannon went to yesterday. Fur spring dress goods, laces see us- New lot just in. Harrington. Barber Co- F. C. Nye and family left today to visit Ins people nice fresh see R. D. on Thursdays, and Saturdays. Eugene Caution, Miss Cox, C. T. Co and Hiss Maude went to den today. For cold drinks of all at L Johnson's fountain. Smith and Miss Magda- Cox in to at- tend the house party of Mis Cox. Just received, a nice lot of ladies shoes. Barber Co Misses Nina Dixon came in yesterday from the summer school to a few days at home. The is the Kind you need, See us. A. Ange Co. Miss Lena who has been visiting Mis Cox, re turned to home at Conetoe yes- We call your attention Dew line of groceries. R. W. For nice fresh corned herrings see A. W. Ange Co., Winter- N. C. Straw hats are going fast, buy one, don't be W. Ange Leave your orders for ice at H. L. Johnson's. Will be delivered anywhere in town. Matting and oil cloth, the floor, buy some, cover it over. Harrington. Barber Co. Before buying, see my line of post cards, L. Johnson. Field peas and peanuts for sale by A. W. Ange Co., Win- N. C. To reduce our stock before in we will offer for a limited time, cheap, for calico, worsted dress goods, to suiting, percales, to motor cloth, waist goods, lawn, mohair wool effects, to table peaches, pie peaches, Sic; 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 size frame. A. W. Ange ft Co. O. W. Rollins spent Sunday in Ayden. M. B. Bryan returned Tuesday from a business trip to Norfolk. Misses Cox and Maude Louise went to Green- ville Tuesday evening to spend a few days with Miss Ward Moore. Mrs. Alexander, of Ayden, pent Sunday here with her sister Mrs. W. L. House. F. F. Cox and J. E. Greene went Greenville Saturday even- Mrs. Maggie Butt and Mis- Olive went to Greenville Mon- jay. of patterns for all styles. Harrington, Barber ft Co, How Is your soul Let us show you our new lot of shoes. Barker Co A nice six key soda fountain for sale. R. We have purchased the 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 ft Cc. Fresh herrings at Barber ft Co. We are now in to do grinding every day and general repair work promptly. Harrington Barber ft 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 tie cheap. A. W. Ange ft 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. You will never regret when you purchase a manufactured by A. G. Cox Man Co., Winterville. Mrs. Evelyn Cox left for to our Seven Springs Saturday evening to visit her daughter. F. F. Cox spent Sunday at C. T. Cox is on the road again. Jesse Rollins and M. B. attended services in Ayden Tues- day night. J. R. Smith, of Ayden, in town today. The A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. seem to be delivering tobacco trucks and flues to the farmers early this season. F. F. Cox went to Greenville Tuesday evening. Mrs. W. J. and children, who have been visiting relatives here, left Tuesday evening to spend a few days in Raleigh. Miss Lessie King went over to Greenville Tuesday morning to spend a few days visiting friends relatives there. F. A. Edmondson left Tues- day evening for Wayne county, where he will spend a day or two with his parents. A- G. Cox. J. D. Cox, Joseph- us Cox Henry Langston went to Greenville Monday. Misses Edith Beulah V urn- ford, of Ayden, spent Sunday here visiting friends and Rev. N. C. Duncan came in Tuesday from Hope Mills. Eugene Cannon, better known as the clever book- keeper for the A. G. Cox Mfg. Co., is off on a vacation tor a few weeks. Miss Eva Langston returned to the E. C. T. T. Tuesday morning. Miss Laura Cox came in day night from Louisville, Ky., where she has been preparing herself for the foreign field. Prof. F. C. Nye and family left Monday morning- to visit relatives in Fairmont. The force, which baa been putting up new telephone poles and lines around here; returned to Greenville yesterday. June is booming, Mr. J. B. Joyner Jacob Wilson have completed their large store house, and last Thursday they put in a nice stock of groceries. They ex- to do extensive grocery business. The firm will be Known as Joyner ft Wilson. Robt. Strickland continues to do s grocery at Arthur and Mr. B. F. Crawford a large store considerably on the way to completion. The meeting carried on all of last week by Walters, Pittman and Jones was a great success. The Rev. R. F. Pitman preached from Monday night until Friday night, inclusive, and did some of the best preaching that we have ever heard. A good many others said the same. He could hold a congregation nearest spell bound of any one we ever heard. He received fifteen converts in the church during the five nights that he was there. He and Rev. R. R. Jones left Saturday morning for their appointments and Rev. Walters received three Saturday night, making eighteen in all. It was a glorious meeting, as good if not the best that May's chapel has ever had. The was administered Sunday evening by the pastor, W. F. Walters, of Ayden, in the presence of a very largo con- course of spectators. Interest in the meeting ran so high that the house was crowded to over- flowing several nights and Sun- day. Rev. Walters Heft Sunday evening for Ayden. Miss Etta Gay, of was visiting at F. M. Smith's last week. Miss Lee Nichols and Esther of Ayden, were visiting at Ivy Smith's last week. Misses Little and Mayo, of Wilson, came Saturday evening to visit re- and friends in our section for a week. Mr. and C. C. Cobb, of Norfolk, were visiting at Cobb- dale Saturday and f and B. P. Cobb took them ville Sunday Cobb is going to remain for a few weeks. The nine went up and played a game of ball Saturday evening and came out victorious. The game stood to in favor of ITEMS. some, but he doesn't know how They were tracked then N. C. June -Miss some across the field. Louise Satterthwaite left for A few months back they came to visit Miss Lillian around to W. A. getting Baker, Friday. eight at one time. And again at base bail team Avery's taking all but play Grimesland Saturday, June the rooster. Again at 11th, IS at p. hi. on nine at one time. We all hope land baseball ground. they will get a mess after a while Miss Charlotte Ricks went to the rest of us can have some. Ayden Monday to friends. Miss Mamie Roberson is in R. C. White his bride, town visiting her aunt, Mrs. L. formerly Miss Clara of New Ross. j Bern, returned from their bridal Several young men took the trip Tuesday afternoon and are trip to Bath Sunday. The boat at the home of Mrs. J. L. Flem- Advice to the Aged. bar . chew IMPARTING VIGOR to MM an adapted to to anS left Hall at 5.30 o'clock and reached Washington at 6.30, remaining half an hour then left for Bath. When near Bath the boat a shore and got stuck. We were delayed about one and a half hours, reached Bath at noon. The table was set and everybody ate a large dinner consisting of pig, chicken, beef, hoe cake, pickles and plenty to drink, such as was refreshing. We went to the oldest church in the State, where we were treated very kind and given a piece of brick that the was built of. The day being rainy we did not remain as long as we intended, but every- body had a very nice time. Misses Bonnie Dixon and Myrtle Latham, of Wharton's were here visiting Mrs. G. Z. Ricks a few days week. Mrs. Martha Thigpen and daughter, Esther, are visiting Mrs. J. P. Fleming. The Standard Oil on his way to Friday was delayed about four hours by the bridge breaking in with him at Run. Don't forget Sunday school every Sunday afternoon at o'clock, and also a sermon Third Sunday for young men. Let all turn out. Far Sal. One of hen feed chick feed. F. V. Johnston. Do You Own a II not, and you to own you owe it o your to the ma display shown at the man White A display really to a large city. In a glance 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 here ard incomparable am where. Eight different makes select from, none of those cheap we-tern department WOODLAND ITEMS. store stencils, tut each one a stand- aid, cf acknowledged fame and reputation in the trade. Four player-pianos known snakes. We will take your piano in exchange for one of self play- We also carry the ORGAN, the standard of the world. Old organs and pianos taken in ex- change, terms to s tit your When in Greenville visit our BETHEL SOCIAL CIRCLES. Woodland, N. C. and Mrs. W. R. W. spent Saturday night and Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Craft, near Falkland Misses Lessie Garris and Martha spent Saturday and Sunday near Owing to the rainy weather there were but few at Sunday school Sunday. We are having some nice showers of this week. Mrs. S. M. Manning has been spending a few days over in section with relatives. Miss Nobles is spending a few days in Ayden. Seems if there are some ore or two that like chickens here. Monday night a week ago someone went to W. L. and took three chickens, on to W. R. W. and took Our yours if you come. People Delightful Perch Party. On Friday evening from to o'clock Miss Mamie Blair. of Thomasville, delightfully enter- at Hotel mount, a of her friends at a porch party. As the guests arrived they were received by Miss Elizabeth Jones Dr, Ward who direct- ed them to the punch bowl sided over by Mrs. J. A. Staton. The entertainment of the evening consisted of vocal and instrumental music and a very interesting contest, entitled Girl I met in The successful contestants were Miss Maude Barnhill and Dr. Ward, the being a fan and book. At the close of the contest de- refreshments were ed consisting of ice cream and cake, salted peanuts and candy. The were very pretty indeed. In the hall ware used the punch bowl and table being decorated in them, ft white parasol bus ponded over the bowl had pinned over it with a large bunch tied on the la the parlor white were used. the porch Japanese lanterns hung which added I to tile attractiveness of 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. A M M to Improve an W. t- Onto sails Dr. Miles him J haul h It talk Medical Co, Elkhart, White. Next door to Atkins Hardware Co. BAKER HART BAKER HART The Up-to-date Hardware Store is the place to buy you Paint, Varnish, Stains, Material, Nails, Cook Stoves, Enamelware, Fine Cutlery, Handsome Chafing Dishes. We Garry a full Line of Wall Paints easy to put hard to come off. Place now with them and you will be pleased. ET 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. UNIVERSALLY WHEN Metal were introduced you had some excuse being But now If you are it can only be because you do not know the facts in the case. They arc used today from the Atlantic to the for all kinds of buildings, under all conditions. are fireproof, never leak and last as long as the building itself without needing repairs. For further detailed information apply to YORK COBB, Agents. MERIDITH COLLEGE. Among lit for Women Id the South. . tar. in Liberal Arts cowing nine and Including count for the A. B. degree. Mm Violin and Voice Culture. School of Art, cornea in Education and Bible, Music, including Piano. Pipe including Decoration, Designing and Painting-School of Academy which prepare stud, nu for college a director. Full literary course per year, i. eluding tuition, board, room, light, best, physician, nurse, ordinary medicine and all minor feel, In Club, to lot Next session Sept 1910. R. T. VANN, President, Rakish, THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. D. J. Editor and Owner Truth in Preference to Fiction. One Dollar Per Year VOL. No. GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, JUNE 1910. No. WHAT THE EDITORS DID. the Pres. Mr. Ass Mrs. W. T Jr , Matters the j At the Some people have an idea that By night or day the of the annual conventions of the Mr. Mrs. Charles A. Moseley editors of the State are merely on North College street is occasions for and and beautiful. having a good time. Some of Last evening on the occasion this comes of course, of a reception and dance given by there is no class of people more j Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Moseley STATE NEWS WITH MISS MATTIE KING. Beautiful live to matters affecting State than the editors, and that they do things at their is shown by some of the resolutions adopted ct the recent Wrightsville meeting. Here are some of the matters discussed and embodied in the the sense of this body that the movement to erect a suitable monument to perpetuate the memory of Edgar William Nye, who lived and labored and died in Carolina is worthy the j in honor of Mr. W- T. Lipscomb and bride, of Greenville, N. C, and Miss Adelaide Or. of Char- the brilliancy and beauty the interior challenged the admiration of the merry th assembled therein. Three large rooms and a wide ball, thrown en suite, made an ideal ball room. To the elegance of natural appointments was added the beauty and fragrance of flowers-all that May and June furnish for just such lovely of our sympathy and practical events help and we would hereby give the movement our en- and approval. desire to go on record favoring New as the most suitable place for holding the proposed Panama Exposition, and we urge the newspapers of North Carolina to exert all their influence in this direction. Stonewall Jackson Train- School deserves and should have the sympathy and support of every newspaper in North Carolina, and we trust that the next legislature will pursue a more liberal policy toward this long needed and valuable The work is under table management and we to mention th heroic flee a newspaper man, Mr. J. P. Cork, Concord, is making in its behalf. would urge our brethren of the press to aid in every way the great work our State Board of Health is doing the prevention and cure of disease. This board looks to the newspapers of the State for help and we they may not be disappointed. The board asks for space in our papers to instruct and inform the public along the lines of sanitation and the gen care and protection of the public health, and we hope that so far as it is possible, the columns of our papers will be placed at the disposal of this agency of help and healing. endorse and approve the suggestion of Mrs. Charles D. president of the man's Betterment Association, that a-week be set apart for the discussion of the objects and purposes of the association in the columns e very paper connected with this Association; and we would urge upon the editors the importance of magnifying this great work in every way and of supporting encouraging these good women in this labor of it is the sense of this meeting that the best use that can be made of the State con- is in the construction of public roads, and the counties desiring same should have the first right to use them for the purpose; provided they to the-state a per day for each convict, the State to bear all The wide was Set with palms and ferns, a veritable palm garden with cooling breezes for the dancers. A reception of an hour gave ample opportunity for the guests to meet the guests of honor. Mr. and Mrs. stood first in the receiving line, she in black lace over silk, next Miss Moseley, charming in white silk, with trimmings of lace and touches of blue about the low-cut waist. To Miss Moseley's right Mr. and Mrs. Lipscomb, the latter in an gown of pink chiffon over pink silk, with trimmings of chiffon roses the tunic and ornamenting the waist Her jewels were amethysts set in pearls. Miss Adelaide Orr was t Mrs. Lipscomb's right. She wore a lovely gown of white chiffon over yellow satin, trimmed with low chiffon rosebuds. Dancing commenced at o'clock, music being furnished by Mr. Harry Asbury and assistants. During the evening delicious punch was by Mrs. C. M. Beardon, Asheville, guest of Moseley. The bowl was set in a bed of daisies. Ices fol- lowed the dance. Chronicle, 10th. Deals of Mr. A. L. The many friends and ac- in this city of Mrs. A. L. Morgan Miss Leonard will be to learn of her death in Ala. The sad intelligence of her death came in a telegram today to her her former schoolmate friend, Mrs. E. B. Mrs. Morgan is remembered here as Miss Leonard Pitts, for it was during her college days st Salem, N. C. that she visited Mrs. here, where she made many lasting friends and ac- Cape. Mayo Dead. Capt. M. S. Mayo, aged years, died suddenly st his home in Washington a few days ago. Capt. Mayo was for many years captain of steamers plying Tar well known in the towns along the river. appropriate out of the general treasury for this purpose at it annually, the said to be apportioned State to bear an expends of maintenance ears and guarding y twice the of the convicts, counties the nob maintain chain gangs shall baas preference in leasing prisoners. is further resolved that it is the sense of this meeting the State should give to the counties composing the State assistance in the actual of their roads, and should amount allotted by the State; and provided further, that such moneys as are apportioned by the State to the counties, and that raised by the county to meet the State allotment, shall be spent in the construction of public roads, whose location plans specifications for con the State highway Great Work for Teacher in East Carolina-Ear j II meat Large. The summer school for teachers now being run in Greenville at the East Train- School is probably the most import int summer school ever held in North Carolina. With an enrollment of nearly teachers coming from every North Caro- east of Raleigh and many west of city, a faculty of ten efficient, working teachers-each one a proven master in his department the school, now in its first doing a work that is start- ling in its earnestness and in its scope. Summer schools have been held in North Caro Una at which the attendance nearly trebled that of the school now running in Greenville; but the statement is confidently made by Prof. W. H. superintendent of public in Pitt county and an tor of state-wide reputation, that in consideration of the vigor and conscientiousness of the work and the number of teachers reached who have hitherto not been attracted by summer schools. in the his- of North Carolina has ever shown such wonderful spirit along educational In the past, many teachers have looked upon summer schools as a nice place to spend enjoy- ably the summer's vacation. In the summer school in Greenville the is notice able for its absence. The line though not as stringent, is just as really present as in any of the colleges of state- Each teacher who registers is given the choice of five courses ranging from to hours each. After registration one is expected and required be present at every meeting of every class which has her name upon its roll. But with this discipline and rule of hard work the teachers are extremely well satisfied. They all seem to think that the East Carolina Training school is giving them just what they need. The teachers are giving evidence of their appreciation and hearty approval of conduce of the school by spirit OH and encouragement which they display on every occasion. The faculty numbering only ten men and women are being worked severely to give, as as they do, the fifty courses which they offer. dent Robert H. Wright is the of the work. H. E. Austin, teacher of Geography Agriculture. Professor C. W. Miss Maria D. Graham. Mr. Meadows, of Texas, English; Miss Kate W. Lewis, Drawing; Mr. Knight, Professor School-Management; Miss Mary Arrington. Primary Mrs. Ogden, Household Miss Bishop music Miss Bishop an course in mental music. The courses offered embrace the entire work required in public schools. Two terms of ten weeks each have been given. The first which began March and ended May had an enroll- of The second term begun on May which will run until July has already names on its registration list, and teachers are coming in on every train. Scarcely could be accommodated in the college buildings, the others are boarding in the city. by Loraine Home were united Rev. B. F. Huske. Skilled hands had handsomely decorated the church for the occasion, the chancel being a bower of palms and ferns, the arch wreathed in evergreens, and cape Though the hour was the edifice was more than filled with admiring friends who had as to witness this union of As Mis Helen Forbes played the wedding march the bridal party and took respective places. First came the ushers. Messrs. R. C. W. L Hall. Home and Z. P. Vandyke. Following these the dame of honor, O. R. Brown, of Henderson, dressed in white lingerie with black hat, carrying a bouquet of carnations. The bride, in an elegant travel suit of Alice blue, with Per- trimmings and jewel but- tons, carrying a bouquet of sweet peas, entered with brother, Mr. John L Home, who gave her away. As these approached the altar the groom with his brother, Mr. B. F. Tyson, entered from the vestry met them. The impressive ring ceremony of the Episcopal church used. At its conclusion the bridal party first drove to the former home of the bride on Greene street, and from they proceeded to the A. C. L. depot to depart on a bridal tour to Washington City, Baltimore and Virginia Beach. This marriage has been looked forward to with much interest. as both are well known and pop Mr. Tyson for several years been city clerk and tax collector. The esteem of their friends was shown in the very large number of bridal received. A BAD CUSTOM M,. i. Cb-r At 7.45 o'clock this morning Raleigh. June in St Paul's Episcopal superintendent of the was witnessed a very beautiful Home, died this morn- marriage, when the destinies of He been in feeble Mr. C. Tyson and Miss health for sometime. He had been superintendent of the home for twelve years. -The store of Brothers, on street enter d by three men last night and about worth of merchandise was carried away and over worth of merchandise was scat over the floor, being piled up as high as two feet in some places. Entrance was effected from the rear by the use of a ladder and breaking out a The burglars left a note saying they just Asheville, June a fit of jealousy last night at Marshal, miles from here, Fred Call- well shot and probably; fatally wounded his sweetheart, Miss Myrtle Lowe, about ears of age. Both are well connected in Madison county. High Point. June 14.- The little girl of Mr. and Mrs. residing on North Main street. this morning while out playing caught of a live wire. A gentleman passing saw the condition the little girl was in, and tried to pull her loose from the wire, but the cur- rent was strong that it took another man to take her away. While the child was not burned was seriously she is suffering very much from nervousness. Her condition at a late hour today is still unchanged. numerous merry- makings made when Mr a Mattie King was he me to a Urge number of Tuesday in honor of h Misses Sallie , of mi Lura Carter, of Wilson. P hearts dice was of the amusements of the evening, the prize going to whose the largest number of punches. She two guests of honor to draw and Mi Carter was the final of the receiving party consisted Miss Carter with J. Suit Janus, Miss P. with S. and the hostess with Ba-com L. Wilson. in the punch was served in rear hall, Miss Lillian Carr wit; Mr. J son and Miss Margaret Blow with Mr. Charles Haskett siding at the bowl. Among the out-of-town guests were Misses Charlotte Fennell. of Wilmington, and Mary Good- win, of Invitations were sent young of the NEW MASONIC ROOM. Thai Comet. It has been noticed that people attending marriages in churches have a custom that should be corrected. When the bridal party is retiring from the church, as soon the ushers, who go last, have passed the aisle, the audience has a habit of filling the aisle rushing behind them, thus cutting off the exit of the family and special guests until the audience is out This custom causes more or less con- fusion sometimes interferes with the bridal party reaching in waiting for them. On such occasions it is proper for the audience to remain in their seats until not only the bridal party, but also the family and special guests who occupy reserved have retired from the church. the Build The Masons of Greenville soon have their new lodge m ready for occupancy. Their n quarters are in the second story of the newly erected Winslow building on Fifth and Washing- ton streets. The front room of the building will be occupied by the public library will be in operation st date. A small room behind this front room is room, containing a large locker whose use is known only to those who have been put there. The large room in the rear is the lodge room proper. It is by feet. A fine carpet has been nut down at s cost of dollars. The furniture which a part already arrived, is heavy mahogany with black leather upholstering. The walls are in blue. With the arrival of tho re- of the furniture, prob- ably the latter part of this week, the Masons will take charge of their rooms. Sta College. We desire to call n to the advertisement of the State Normal and Industrial college which this Every year shows a steady growth in this institution devoted to the higher education of the women of North Carolina. The college last year a total enrollment of students. Ninety of the ninety-eight ties of the State had in the student Nine- tenths of all the graduates of this institution have taught or are now teaching in the schools of North Carolina. The dormitories are furnished by the State and board is pro- at actual cot. Two appointments to the apportioned the counties according to school population, will be award- ed to applicants the mid- of July. Students wish to attend this institution next year should make application early as possible, as the capacity of the dormitories is limited. for the East Carolina Training school not quite two years ago. The first regular session closed May after doing effective work with a registration of students from all over and central North Carolina. Already the Training school like the State University is feel cramped with its small Seashore Beginning Sunday, the Norfolk Southern railroad will operate Sunday excursion trains between Raleigh and Beaufort. This train will leave Raleigh at a. m., pass Greenville at a m., reach Morehead City at p. m., arriving at Beau- fort st p. m. Returning will Beaufort at p. m., Morehead City at p. m. pass Greenville at p. m., arriving . equipment in face of its . to do gigantic work The first ground was broken in North Carolina. To Late Hob. W. R. At the recent annual meeting of the trustees of the N. C. A. M. college for the colored race, at Greensboro, the following record was made up in the min- attention of the board of trustees is called to the death of Hon. W. R. Williams, of Falk- N. C. It was deemed fit- ting that a memorial page be set apart to the memory of the late member, and that the board go on record as testifying to the faithful, patriotic service of its former member, and as the loss the college the State have sustained in the death of a faithful member and a patriotic Rev. D. A. Windham, of Sara- toga, will preach at Chapel Sunday morning public is . mi these at Raleigh at night. The M round trip fare from all invited t- between and Wilson is services. between Wilson Arthur between Greenville and Chocowinity And it keeps right on raining.