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Nobody Busted, Nobody Nobody Had a Fire DOLLAR, IF MONEY SAVING Means Anything to You Read This m Profit C T. STORE Is Heavily Overstocked. He Needs the Money and is Compelled to Unload STORE CLOSED To all the world Mon. and Tues. July 4th. No goods sold and no one admitted until the opening, Wed. July 6th. WHATEVER IT WILL BRING. Succumbed t Been struck It is Compulsion Resolved The stock of C. T. H. C, is turned overt. THE AMERICAN SPECIAL SALES CO., of Atlanta, for days, to be sold without limit r reserve, absolute and complete. The stock must be turned into cash for whatever it will bring. You all know in worth more than in these prices. MOST STUPENDOUS BONA FIDE LIQUIDATION SALE IN YEARS TURN THEIR LOSS TO YOUR l the Inevitable The Final Blow has The Day Has Come It is Not Choice The Entire Stock Must do Moth- Ton get the benefit. Read, see the mighty and crushing prices; they tell the Story how one makes your gain. The goods are here, and if the Baring of dollars means anything to you will be here when the doors open, DAY morning, JULY 6th, at 9.00 a. in. sharp, when the mightiest and most marvelous selling out event ever known will begin. Money must be had at all Remember tins- no matter what you have seen have never seen anything like this. It will pay you to lay every- thing aside and travel miles to attend this Greatest Sale that has ever occurred in this section. Hop the first train, ox cart, automobile, horse, mule, or take and get here opening day or soon. Herald the news everywhere, so that all may come and share in the great harvest of bargains. If yen do not come to this of you will miss the greatest values in low priced that you have ever had an opportunity to buy. That is all. Read these items. These arc prices that will clear the store as a wave sweeps the deck of an Ocean Read, Digest, Mark, Ponder, Realize, Profit, Wonder, Watch, Wait, for the GREAT LIQUIDATION SALE. Commencing July 6th, a. m., Ending July 16,10 p. m. Rain or Shine. Price. That Will Bewilder and Bewitch the Most No Price to Small Our Only Thought U to Sell Quick Every Dollars Worth of Tab LITTLE THINGS FOR MEN AND BOYS. large Hand chiefs, plain worth extra largo white ton Hand- kerchiefs, worth Men's Socks, blue heel and too, pair. Silk Box, Mack worth pair Liquid Sale price. flue specie heavy pair . Men's light or dark patterns Sale Fear-In- he nil or String all pure silk, SO and values, now Men's heavy work Shirrs, double stitched, reinforced par's. Also Fan- Shirts, each. Shirts for men, newest tilings in Madras French O Q Gingham, to and O line Shirts, new patterns, or detached coat cur, positively and for men, new stock; shins and drawers, positively worth cents, pries Q I V heat worth Si the suit, sale Dries per garment. Men's actual value Sale price. Drawers, knee length, Liquids- on- ark or tan, fin- quality i. doable Fan- 14.89 CLOTHING FOB MEN AND BOYS. These values In New Summer style mid fabrics will make a Suit,, fancy mixed fabric, and pure worsteds, elegantly tailored; positively worth each. Sale price suit for flue Suits, the latest In nut make, in plain, fancy mixtures and stripes, actual value each. Liquidation f- price . Suits, new fabrics and cut tail- to a T, positively worth Liquidation Sale price. Suits, special quality well tailored and made to sell at each. Sale price for. Suits, fancy mixed fabrics, for dress or school wear i Liquidation Sale price. I f f Suits, positively worth each. Sale o Q price. Men's Pants In fancy mixed through through woven patterns finished, worth Price for this pair. pair. for men . -hard 1.29 1.69 4.19 AND FURNISHINGS. Vests, ribbed taped neck, actual value and f Sal Pries. and full length, fast black or tan Hose, guaranteed value, pair. V Ladles quality Hose, in black, tan or fancies, Liquidation Sale price. and Hose, assorted col- ors, plain and fancies; i q- Liquidation Sale price pair Drawers, knee length, lace trimmed; cents value Sale price, pair. Corset Covers and other muslin all lace and trimmed, many beautiful styles, worth from hundred Muslin cut full and well made, deep lace and Insertion flounce, worth up to and each Liquidation Sale price. In this department you will find all latest Spring Creations In bead gear. your its now. trimmed hats, regular price sale price. trimmed hats, regular price sale trimmed hats, regular price price. . trimmed hats, regular price sale price. trimmed regular price sale price. trimmed hats, regular price price. and SHOES SHOES men, fall to see the oxfords Men's heavy work Shoes, or double sole, London cap, positively worth pair. Sale T , price fine Shoes and Oxfords In gun metal or box calf, cut, act- value Sale I Low Cuts for men. patent or gun metal leathers. O Sale price per pair. Men's values In all leather, button, O style, pair for. Shoes, kid, patent cap worth Sale price. Shoes and smartest Summer styles, worth Sale price. Shoe, and Oxford,, In black, kid, patent and tan, worth up to all the new Q styles, lasts, sale price high grade Oxfords, ties and pumps, the mid-summer style toes and lasts, kids, pat- and Una, positively worth Liquidation price P Pair. STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. Standard Calico, best prints, new spring patterns In light or dark colors positively worth yard. Liquidation Sale price Yards for . . 2.98 Bleached Domestic. full yard-wide, soft finished, extra bleached cot ton, actual value lie yard, Liquidation Sale price Yards for . . Lawns, beautiful fresh patterns, dainty colors, worth yard. Sale price Yards for wide Brown Sheeting, worth cent, per yard Yards for . . Thousands of Lawns, Batiste and India In plain and fancies Positively worth to per yard; Liquidation fir price. standard Percale, light or dark patterns; Liquidation Sale price per yard. standard apron check,, Id or red, Cr values, at per yard. Ores, best quality and col- ors; It other wash goods. In all the newest and best colors actual per yd; Liquidation Sale price Sale price. Ticking, best quality, heavy twilled, blue stripe, Ticking worth yard White and hemstitched Handkerchiefs, regular price sale price. Good thread, price sale price . Pearl Buttons, reg- price sale price Safety pins regular price sale price per card . Hooks Eyes, regular price cents, sale price per card . Coed Talcum Powder, regular price per Or boa . DRESS GOODS. India Linens, beautiful fabrics worth yard, removal In Sale price. Silk Tissue and In white and colors. Positively worth and yard. Liquidation Sale Q t r price . W Imparted English Mohairs Salt- silk finished, plain and fancy, actual values, cents White Piques Reps, worth U cent, J-ard I and la all colors, regular sale In solid and color regular price cents price. Lawns, patterns, reg- pries cents, sale Price . While Lawn, regular price sale While Lawns, regular price sale price. Black and Fancy Taffeta Silks. 36- Inches wide, guaranteed, regular price sale Price . Big Assortment of China Silks, price to cents. O sale price. 36- FREE TO THE FIRST TEN LADY customers enter- our store after o'clock WEDNESDAY morning, July 6th, we will give a ten yard of wash gen Is, absolutely Free. TO THE FIRST TEN MEN an elegant Dress SHIRT each, Free. Merchandise without merit cannot stand the test of ex- tensive advertising. The merchandise comprising this stock is new and modern, not an old or gar- or article in the lot. C. T. is Green- largest, most popular and progressive merchant. Consult your own host where your money will do you the most good. We will give you from to worth for every dollar you spend. Nothing reserved or held hack. You buy at less than wholesale prices. We have told you the plain, old fashioned, unvarnished truth, bard-headed facts. ounce of fact is worth a pound of Buy here; don't be misled by so-called bar- gain baits, in line and be on hand the day. Everything in the store will go exactly as advertised. gets these bargains. We don't care who buys them. Get your full share. These prices will bring thou- sands of people from far and near to attend the sale of T. Stock. Only experienced sales to to wait on you, and YOUR MONEY BACK FOR ANY PURCHASE. Read the Name Before Entering American Special Sales Company. Liquidating the Stock of C T. CAROLINA My 6th. as TEN U Wat that ilk year Instant attention. Look For The Big Red Sign H. C. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. D. J. HARD, Editor Truth In Preference to Fiction. One Dollar Per Year VOL. No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, JULY 1910 No. CHIEF JUSTICE HUB DEAD. ASSES SUDDENLY THIS MORNING. PITT COUNTY DELEGATES. T Stats. LITTLE BADLY HURT. GREENVILLE MARCHES Va- Cart. By Wire to Th Bar Harbor, Me. Jul W. Fuller, chief justice of the Supreme court of the United States, died suddenly here today of heart failure. Chief Justice Fuller wee born in Me. Feb. 11th. 1833 and was admitted to bar in 1856, practicing for a while in Augusta moved to Chicago in 1866. Became chief justice October 8th, Before this he had taken a prominent part in national politics. He tho oath cf office to six presidents of the United Harrison. Cleveland, Roosevelt and Taft. He married twice. His Brat wife living but a short while. Harried again in 1866 and wife died in 1904. D. C. July 4.- The Slot the death of Chief came as a ft, . He left here , , home on tho apparent health ed he assigned t th.- full the Oil and To are to be out. For the first years a ways Id favor of good and enjoyable part his G-. Fall sad Mi FORWARD AS USUAL . th. Bar, U. men In t id road Bath Sunday afternoon Below are the d legatee and I Flanagan, a little eon of Mr. E. j t alternates named by the county G. badly rail lamas. I i .-. . . i. h hold of me i to Pitt in the State, congressional and judicial conventions. The are for the county as a whole as they were named by the several townships. . Alternate. H. W. W. A. Ivey Wm. With another boy he was about the end of the street south of the graded school. Graham wincing the outside of guard rail, and losing grip fell w., The chair to be J. A. Staton. I. H. Little. E. Proctor. Alston Grimes, Dr. B. T. Cox. R. Pierce R R. Cotten. Ur. C. C. Joyner, P. D. H. A. White. F. O. James. It. W. King. J. J. O. W. Harrington U J. Chapman. J. P. Alternates. M O. H. A. J. B, Galloway. U W. Tucker, A. O. Cox. J. H. Cheek. T. R. Allen. W M. Smith. J. T. Thorne, Dr. J. E. Nobles. K. B. C. C. Vines. E. G. Flanagan, et I. the hold of the Milt, .,,, M Hall, t an example I. -d MM that the c.,,, v W H an , When the as tailed or- its roads Thai president. H. A. White, la a from a . the there u, oath par- several feet to the branch below, The chair that , . striking on a pile of concrete and; there were to be of his body rolling Into the the i. r. f Mr W B water mere. m d ,,. , ago , .,. . Greene was passing about that who .,., to m,,, M, , gentleman over a good of showed him the people, las re- gave him tractive climate. d i mid All which I in the condition of convinced the I oral who had time, BOt the hoy OUt of Carolina Good Roads i i perilous and carried at he asked him to the home of his parents to a report of that The little I Mr- .- tao blocks away. i bleeding profusely a m and not be- deep CUt On the forehead, ,.,,. enthused on the right wrist was broken and of good roads, it was u and One knee hurt He great and meant groat thing., ST fall. lie. chief justice will be P Delegates. W. H. Elks. W. B. Wilson. M. O. Robert S. M. Jones. W O. Stokes. L. R. J. C. lower. W. L. Clark. W. E. Tucker. H. C. Rufus Galloway. J. R. Gray. W. E. Proctor. J. H. Clark. J. H. Cheek. Jesse Cannon. J. K. Spier, A. G. Cox, P. fitted here that appointment will go to Gov-11 f of New York, who J as recently appointed The death of Chief Fuller makes to on the Supreme court bench which the president will fill. Justice Moody retiring. J. H. Cobb. D. J. J. F. Nelson. H. V. Staton. J. S. Brown. a C. C. O. Little. W. O. White, J. Marshal Cox Jesse P. Wilson, A. J. Macon Haddock, Jesse H. Smith, L. E. Ricks. D. O. Berry, C. H. Rogers. W. F. Hart, P. J. W. b. our . . me ed to him. that the good roads move- , . III till . . . I I . J In county begun th flees, that Is Chamber of He said he else that coal be would not appeal lo his people we perfected big ways. We thing, more at- for H. W. W for that would Increase the than Other place, ii we i judge of the district, at the judicial called to D SAIL la Patterson, Good la this entire county, a of that would increase the , ,. ,. Interest of the community and hope to bring people On Saturday afternoon Miss county than good roads, and , n. Carr, gave a delightful that they always Increased the on the theory, people Sail, on the launch owned by Dr. of property. He said that if roads mug, ha.,. a that R. L. Carr complimentary to could not township r , . , he hoped that Greenville would Misses Helen , . the Selects la Stale. and Judicial The Democratic county con- to delegate to the State, congressional and judicial met today in the halL The convention- was called to order at noon by Chair- man F. C. of the c executive committee, and the was called by Secretary W. L. Brown. It found that all were well A. L. was unanimously elected chairman of the and W. L. D. J. Upon th chair Mr. f speech. H. A White offered the adopted amid p- That the of ,, . . n ii the roads Greenville roads People Patterson, Martha Stevens, and township. The far from M the county come and Hackney, Of good among the is slow , and the Mi.-c in but the among roads. would who are th guest of Pattie Fire in Palace. Hy Cable to The Reflector. Paris. July 4-A wing of Palace in St Petersburg, containing of untold value, to- day according to a dispatch from No royalties king in the palace at the Cannon. A Pierce, c , Tucker. yr Moore. R. J. W. T. j. r. Davis, R. It Jo; T. C. S. J. O. L. r. I J. Smith. D. J. D. Wilson. W. B. Wilson. It. W. King. M. O. W. B. Wilson. Jr. W. J. C. E. W. C. W. A. Shriven, J. F. Harrington. C. H. Langston, J. C. Cook, J. A. Forbes. J. L. Warren. R. I Belcher. W. A. Pollard. I J. Y. Honk. J T. Lewis. V. H. Allen. J. F. C. Moore. E A. B. O. O W, Harrington Julius Brown. J-ma, As. . I . J. B j. In growth, but the spirit was among good roads. would Wooten The boat left the Le have an object lesson, that would L a personal Investigation by asking the all incredibly lime make the wharf about five o clock he came roads. , ,,. after a few miles ride up the What they thought or a very .- liver crowd Of m good and he said that all ready established f. roads, sad landed and games. They ass and conditions were In of suggested an good returned to Greenville about b In some form campaign could procure a . ,. . . . or other. The convict system has tin- near future. eight thirty with many for , , of their mat enjoyment. That I Those on the Misses owner was Lovelace, Helen OB the road question than the eon, Martha Stevens and larger property owner, but they were Hackney, of Wilson. Carr, Pattie Bruce unnecessary to 1-r owner was crowd, the . were we willing to the price, that he most heartily approved Dr. suggestion we and gel work, and the so rapidly. The fire origin, and the reach The palace was built in 1711 and contained a collection of paintings that was famous throughout the world. Raw By Cable to The Reflector. The Hague. July -Sir James Winter, ex premier of New today began of New case before the tribunal. It la said his presentation of the claim may take several days. Left Over Taken up Early. Wire to The Reflector. Washington. July t. be- came known here today that before go- to Beverly. Mass. President Insisted that all left over business be taken up early In the next session of White Mountain and Forest reserve, ship sub- siding, Injunctions, of rail roads are the principal mat that will be taken up. J. O. J. Pit mad. O. B. Jesse A. Ed. E. O. to Convention. W. C. Askew. A. L. Blow. Julius Brown. W. L. Brown. R. E. Belcher. W. B. Boyce. M. O. J. R. Bunting. W. J. Boyd. C. B. Carr. D. M. Clark, Dr R. U Carr H. U Coward. O. A. Clark. R. R. Cotten. M. Crisp. A. O, Cox. Cannon. R. C. Cannon. Dr. B. T. Cox. John D. Cox, J. Marshal Cox. W. U Clark. J. H. Cobb. L. J. Chapman, J. F. Davenport, It L. Davis. Dr. Joseph R. W. King. Dr. W. W. K. C. King. J. R. Davenport. W. H. Long. F C. W. J. J. N. Hart. J. I, J. J. Harrington. O. W. Harrington. T. Hooker, O. K Harris, B. B. T. E. Hooker, D. Horton. D a Harper, W. A. J. R. Harvey J. F. Harrington, J. A. Harrington, D. J. Holland. F. O. James. Thomas J. J. B. James. Dr. D. L. Dr. C. C Joyner. R. L. Joyner. a. M. Jones. M. A. James. V. Joyner. O. L. Joyner, J. C. Dr. D. ill. S. E. Gates, Ur J. Morrill. Joseph W. M. Moore J. J. May, Dr. J. E. Nobles, W. L. Nobles, N, W. Outlaw. C. C. Pierce. W. John Pierce, W, K. Proctor. J. P. C. D. Dr. U C. J. II. J. R. Smith. Dr. M. M. Sauls. John Staton, J. J. M. T. Spier. L. W. Tucker. II. F. Tyson. J. Tyson. H, A Tucker. W. E. Tucker. H. Venters. H. A. White, a T. D. J. R. Williams. T. Tyson. John T. J R. Turnage. C. C. Vines. G. W. J. I,. F. M. Woolen. W. B. Wilson. Richard mot-tat City on the 9th day 1910. and the ., are so in- of. And to convention a Boo. H. W. to the to Pitt is the plan of organ Up n motion it -d to ho- led us quota to the cent and there is too late tor us to the list cf d. legatee today, but print them Monday. after reading the of delegates adjourned for would not j to the of roads and road would good roads by taxation, but every- lo pay the on the K. body was III subject f building road, ; on bonds i-1 now. He said no one could appreciate that Let us sandy muds more than h. that tho What we want go utter It j ; Is open to wear Mid on nun and beast were from to V- on Tuesdays Wed- a luxury than oar people could and at and we can Friday of week afford, that improvement of our Ha said for man .,, ,,,, ,,,., lull ling, on the roads getting at the bottom poses the road pro- comer of Fifth and uplift of our race, and our country. ,. 1.- for the streets, In the paved .; a hall dollars was the It would a great moral, social, streets. Ho said II was s.,, donated to the and that th- w build the roads ,, .; hall of the I civic must educated b to lira best to right and waste any r ,.,, r tall the and means of getting said us been done In many counties. after coming from horns W. A. Bowen moved that a test; . miles the country sandy ; be taken to indicate feeling his hear, and pride f . commerce m re- lug was on he to good roads. Mr off- ale, air-els. and his hope ruse lo the ,.,,. ,, amendment to the motion. r M. woolen, of feeling some day th, which was accepted, that we vote on II. people In the country would enjoy, ,.,. as to whether w. were By motion . ., to. lag a he luxury of sand and the , favor a reasonable bond Issue, b. market of good roads. which motion -as carried with . he, of and Pit. county had ,., vote. -he bond, appointed the following her motion was made ear- toe to make full Investigation . In W. L. Woolen. bi, proud of , .,,. for Every Democrat in the county worK ,,, getting the East Another motion was ear- Whether name in the Carolina Training School. rM that the chamber of subject and report to the foregoing Hat, Who Will go to Such had required call a county meeting on the Mon- II. Austin. I-. Be will he named a and but day of August and the chair an- Couch. ,,,,,, will De a s ,,,, , . ,,. to The to h. gate, and Will allowed tO ,, work con. , . ROod road, of the chamber was that participate in the convention. of The following flies. Prof, called special at- distinction will be made be- of would he aroused for were appointed on that to the Illustrated lecture of tween delegates and good roads, which would touch not OH. J. Prof. Austin to be at Negotiations are being made for few people but every member of our D. J. O. Joyner, C. school next Monday night. The human He said we mus, get T. F. M. Women. R. C. Pisa, endorsed a special train to leave then, J. . Hart. J. Hard., M. Austin's work, expressed the hope early Saturday morning, July he pM lady m town would attend. to go to Morehead by tea or that we were behind them. The chamber of commerce then took To show that the movement for good that we were behind them. I l as i . eleven and return that i Hr w. e. Praetor, also a delegate up of better service roads u universal to vocation tho night after the adjournment Of and a member of the board of county over Norfolk Southern Railroad, following were t And it IS also commissioners, was present and stated Mr R. O Flanagan gave the detail, t doctor. convention. And ., hp , ,,,,. , .,,., , u present working, and how tobacconist. J bank officials. being endeavored to De SO wag he be Improved, and minister. M merchants. civil ranged that any the delegates u , ,., upon motion by Mr. the sec- l census enumerator. . farmers. may to remain Mr D, J. fourth was lo write a let. post master. visitor. Z a. at Morehead during the good read tor each of our senators, to the The merchants were In J. R. Davenport. W. H. at . -y. d , IO ,,,,,. feature of the I. Dudley. DO permitted to return On P rail- movement because no can be I Market. By Wire to The Reflector. New York. July op- from one point lower to live points higher today. The New York options are In good request sod ruled . draw. July. I Alston a O. M Mooring. W. F. Evans. J. Everett. W. H. B. G. F. D. Foxhall. C. Forbes, F. J. Forbes. O. R. R. Fleming. J. I. I. H. D. W. at. Urns n. Dr. H. A. D. C. Moore, H W. Moseley. W. a C T. . , i ,, it e to stale of congress, rail- movement because no progress can be the regular Sunday night who paper road ,, . m Nor. mad. m any community from Morehead. If these , w. of its merchant, ah arrangements Can be perfected, ,.,. although It took a fight to get A motion was made by Dr Laugh- progress to the community den, notice will be duly given in this would not to their the officer, cam- much condition prior to bond issue for be of commerce take up than any other class. know paper. If Una arrangement can- . h f on southern what is good for a e m ., if arrangement can- prior to the issue nor o-e . . . .-.- L H be w of schedule, on the Norfolk Southern -hat I. good for a e DOt be bad the , of m Greenville, h- any other business me, Pitt COUnty Will be Compelled to of w not the amendment that a con-, art- It w in time to reach . meet tee of three be appointed to Invest- fan other business of i. -P-a . . i an enthusiastic m-- g. and leave On Friday in time to w, and would not meet tee of throe be appointed to subject of good roads Morehead for the convention, the men were sud make a report. Th. MeOW- county u no to doubt. Pitt

Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Groceries you need can be fool at Mr store Call to sec n J. R. J. G. Greenville, N. C. Your Vacation Prepare for your vacation by buying an accident ticket in THE Tit K CO. of Hartford. Conn. for , death. per week Indemnity for weeks If Injured. Ct rent per day or lea days MOSELEY BROS., Why Not How About Your Home Is it comfortably If not you would find it interesting to visit our store and look over our stock of FURNITURE and HOUSE-FURNISHINGS. Everything needed from Parlor to Kitchen at prices that will make you sit up and take notice. J. H. BOYD, JR. CHESAPEAKE LINE OFFERS EXCELLENT SERVICE BETWEEN Norfolk and Baltimore Elegant New Steamers. Dining Rooms on Saloon Deck Table Dinner, cent. Club Breakfast, to cents. service if desired. Steamers leave Norfolk from foot of Jackson St. daily at p, n., arrive at Baltimore 7.00 a. m., connecting with lines u points East and Vest. For further and stateroom reservations, write C. L. C HANDLER, G A. F. R. T. P. A. NORFOLK. VIRGINIA. TOO GOOD A SHAVE. It Lulled Budd to Sleep the of Tumbled. One of Hi- anecdotes Joseph I. King's if the Ban Francisco Stock Exchange Is as While stocks were quite low during a spell Id 1873 a discovery of or was made Id Ophir. the stock advancing Id price. It was the policy of those control of s mine to keep secret any Improvement until they could secure for a good quantity of the stock. Budd of this discovery and bought some stock, as the price from to the profits bis purchases st low figures enabled to buy more stocks. Be- a plunger, purchased In 2.500 As the stock still ad- to higher figures be sold about 1,500 shares, a balance of 1.000 the stock reached which would have given him quite a large if all were sold at tint figure. During the recess that day he deter- mined to sell the remainder, would give him quite a profit The afternoon session was devoted to the calling of outside stocks, occupying half an hour, after which the members would call up, through the chairman, lay of the shares. thinking be bad Urns sufficient during that first hour to get shaved, sat down s barber's chair and, being quite flush, gave the barber So, direct- to give him a good shave. It turned out to be too good a shave, as Budd went to sleep, the barber, being well devoted quit a time la making bis customer appear respect- able. Budd woke up. looked at bis watch sod made a rush for the board. Be ascertained that had been called and had broken so badly when his stock sold he only ob- a share for It lie claimed that that shave cost lust THE Egypt Would B. a but Par This Wonderful Stream. The Nil Is probably th most won- river In th world. It has mad Egypt possible by turning an arid wilderness Into th richest land la th world. It baa provided at th as admirable commercial high- way and mad th transportation of building material. The ancient Egyptians warn thus enabled to utilize th granite of Assam for th did of th hundred gated Thebes and of Memphis and even for those on on th Mediterranean coast At a time when th people of the . British isles war dad Id skins of wild beast and offered human upon th stone altar of th Druids Egypt was to center of a rich and civilization. Host of the de- of Egypt was to th Nil, which not only watered and fer- j mixed th Mil annually, bat was and Is on of th beat natural highway In th world. Prom the beginning of winter to ad of spring-that is. while th Nils Is north wind blows steadily up the stream with sufficient force to drive sailing boats against th. current at a fair pace, while, on other hand, the currant la strong enough to carry a boat without sail down against wind except when It blows s gale. That Is why ancient Egyptians did ant need steam power nor electric motors for Immense commerce covered the Nile nor for barge carrying building materials for hundreds of miles. FOB BUST SHOPPERS Business Be Hector Bargain Column. All advertisements coming under this head will be charged for at the rate of S cent per line, average six words to the line. All advertisers who haven't an account with us should money with ad. TO THE WILL TREAT JAR RUBBERS JAR tops at M AT TAFT TROUSERS GREATLY RE- C. S. Forbes. C RECEIVED-FRESH LOT OF Candy- Pharmacy WANTING ME will call W. J. Turnage. DOST WE Trunks. Taft VanDyke. REGULAR SUS BANISTER OX. fords reduced to C. S. Forbes BUILDING LOTS FOR sale on easy terms. See Bros. IRISH PER BAR- W. H. Aliens, next door to J. S. Tunstall. Come quick. REGULAR SUEDE AND PAT- leather oxfords reduced to 12.76. C. S. Forbes. S OR DOSES OF WILL CURE any case of chill and fever. Price cents. I HATE A NICE LOT OF DRY WOOD on hand, people wanting will me up. Phone W. J. Turnage. HART AND MARX suits reduced to 119.60, others In proportion. C. S. LAND PLASTER FOB PEANUTS W hare it ready for delivery at any time. Central Mercantile Co. TOBACCO OF Iron on hand and can fill your orders either by or deliver to wagons. Flues In any quantity and site you want on a few minutes no- Phone Greenville Supply old stand, near A. C. L Depot. J. J. Jenkins. IN WEST GREENVILLE residence lots for sale on easy terms. See Bra. THE FAMOUS ICE from Washington City every day. Pharmacy. FOB OF Ho- tel building, suitable for boarding house. Terms reasonable Apply to L C. Skinner. NOTICE. WHEN THE EAGLE SCREAMS ON let It remind you that Uncle Sam's are noted for their clean- and habits and that bathing Is as much of a necessity and luxury with I hem as it was with the Romans. We can make your bath a delightful luxury by fitting up your bath room with modern facilities, and making It cool and Inviting with tiled walls, etc P. M. JOHNSTON BOWEN Horse of Fashions, Greenville N C. I desire to announce to my friends and the public, will be at the Gum warehouse the coming season. I want to thank my friends for their form patronage and hope to have your support and hearty co- operation in the future, you that every pile of your tobacco shall have my personal attention, and every effort made to please you. Come lets make the Gum headquarters for the farmers. Jno. L. Gibson. FOR SALE OR and lot situated In South Green- ville on at. Tenth and Eleventh streets. For further Information apply to D. M. Clark, QUICK FREIGHT SERVICE TO ALL part of surrounding section puts me In a position to deliver your flues in any quantity, right at your farm. Located at Greenville Sup- ply old stand, near A. C. U Depot. Phone J. J. Jenkins. Called. The Democratic Convention of the Third District to nominate a for judge of the Superior Court and for solicitor for said district, is here- by called to meet at Morehead City on Saturday the h day of 1910, at o'clock p. m. Ernest M. Green. If. Leslie Davis, Chairman. Secretory. The Democratic congressional convention of the first district of North Carolina, is hereby called to meet in Eden- ton, on Wednesday, July th, 1910. at o'clock p. in, for the purpose of nominating a can- for congress and transact- such other as may properly come before the A. L. Pendleton, Chm. Dem. Con. Ex. Com. 1st. N. C. D B. Bradford, See. Our Greenville, yours if you come. Prepare fur your vacation b- buying an Tick- et in the United States Co., of New York. Pays for death, per week if Costs only per week. will only per week, pays for death and per week indemnity if injured. reward will be paid to any company that will issue a better policy than that of the United States Casualty Co. MARKER. Norfolk Cotton and Peanuts wired by J. W. Perry Co. Cotton Factor. Today Yesterday II 7- Middling Low 147-8 6-8 Low Middling Fancy Strictly Prim Prime Low Grade. 1-2 1-4 it; 1-41 r- YORE AND MARKET Wired by Cobb Bros and Broker. Norfolk. July Oct Dec Co., 80- May Wheat May Com July Sib July Lard Sept 681-2 7-8 82- C. L. WILKINSON, Agent, Greenville, N. C. Cotton Mai st. reported by , 1-4 The Making of Weeds. Dean Swift protested operations, preliminaries, am- communication, as new- fangled expressions brought Into com- . use by i lie war of his day. To- day nearly all these are the moat or- English, bis time seems commonly to Live been written and had the doubled consonant. Hence his com- plaint cram one syllable and cut off the rest, as owl fattened her mice after she bad bit off their leg to prevent from running Cobb Bros. NORFOLK, VA. Cotton Brokers In Stocks, Cotton. Grain and Provisions. PRIVATE WIRE to New York. Chicago and New Orleans. THE BEST IN Furniture and House is not too good for you. you want best, and prices that are in of your book we can supply your want. Taft Boyd Furniture Co. If you trade with us we money Wiley STOCK Assigned to S. T. Hooker Must be Sold in THIRTY DAYS The National Bank has leased the building and these Goods must be moved out. To do this quickly all goods are marked down at and below cost. STOCK CONSISTS OF A GENERAL LINE Notions, Shoes, Trunks Clothing, Etc. Sale WIN Begin at O a. m. FRIDAY, JUNE Remember the Place and Come for Bargains Wiley Brown ON FIVE POINTS Sickness is Unnecessary to demonstrate the value of the telephone in the farm home. In any emergency the phone performs a which no other agency can equal The doctor can be called quicker than the horse can be hitched up. Neighbors can be summoned instantly. It is invaluable for the convenience and protection of the housewife. For information about our plan write to nearest manager or to Home Telephone Telegraph Co. Henderson, N. C ATLANTIC HOTEL an, n. c. Completely Renovated and Many New Features. Opens June 1st Delightful Bathing, Finest Fishing in America, Dan- Tennis. Motoring, Riding. Extremely low Excursion Rates. Unsurpassed to WEEKLY Through Car Service, via Golds- arid Morehead, N. C. Write Frank P. Morton. Mgr., Morehead City. N. C. for rates and handsome booklet. For or Tin Roofing and Sheet Metal Work. J. J. JENKINS, Tia Shop Repair Work, and Tobacco Flues ii Season, too k. c. J S. MOORING Wafts liar a Tm tartar . to s aw. GENERAL MERCHANDISE S. A. L. SCHEDULE effective May Train leave YEAR ROUND 3.46 a. Atlanta, Birmingham, points West, Jackson- ville and Florida Hamlet for Charlotta and Wilmington. THE SEABOARD 11.16 a, with and parlor car. Con- with steamer tor Washing- ton, Providence. THE FLORIDA FAST a. Richmond. Wash- and New York Pullman day coaches and dining car. Connect at Richmond with C. A O. for Cincinnati and points West, at Washington with Pennsylvania railroad and B. A O. for and points west THE SEABOARD 4.06 p. Atlanta, Charlotte, Wilmington, Birmingham. Memphis and West. Parlor to Hamlet. p. m. No. for Henderson Oxford, and 4.00 p. Atlanta, Birmingham, Memphis West, Jack- and all Florida Pullman sleepers. Arrive Atlanta a. in. YEAR BOUND 12.46 p. Richmond 4.20 a. in. Washington 7.40 a. New York p. m. Pullman sleeper to Washington and dining car York. C. B P. A. Portsmouth, Va. H. D. P. A. Raleigh. N. C. ESTABLISHED 1881 S M SCHULTZ Wholesale and retail Grocer and Furniture dealer. Cash paid for Hides. Fur, Cotton Seed. Oil Barrels, Turkeys, Eggs, Oak Bedsteads, Mat- tresses, etc. Suits, Baby Carriages, Go-Carts, Parlor Suits. Tables, Lounges Safe, P. and Gail A Ax Snuff, High Lite Tobacco, Key West Cheroots, Henry George Ci- gar, Canned Cherries. Peaches, Syrup. Jelly, Meat, Flour. Sugar Coffee, Soap, Lye, Magic Food, Mat- Oil Cotton Seed Meal Hulls Garden Seeds Oranges, Apples, Nuts Candles. Dried Apples. Peaches, Prunes, Currants, Raisins, Glass, Cakes Crackers, Cheese, beat Butter, New Royal Sewing Ma- and numerous other goods. and quantity cheap for cash. Come to see me. LOYALTY OF DOGS. Devotion of s Pair of to Their Young The affectionate loyalty of dogs is always pleasant to rend about, even when, as in the instance re- corded by Mr. in the of Old Sports- their devotion is a little an- to the muster. The story is of n pair of spaniels belonging to Mr. younger brother. One day the spaniels accompanied Gerald and Austin to bathe in the pool, the only secluded part of the chain of artificial lakes. The younger boy, Austin, put on enfold straw hut in the water. It tore to pieces. After the bath they separated, one going to s friend's house for luncheon, the other going home. Gerald dressed first and start- ed, the dogs following him. observing Austin was not following, the spaniels raced back to hurry him up. Austin completed dressing and had thrown his tatter- ed straw hat into the pool, jumped the mill where it narrow sod so departed. The dogs sought for him. The jump over the apparently foiled the scent. The tattered hat floated in the pool and seem- ed to tell a of disaster. The dogs plunged in. The bat had no one under it They and quest- ed in Hours passed and ob- served them there at work, and when forge hours were over rumor the Tillage that drags needed in pool to find the remains of Master Austin Wood- gate, whose hat floating there and the rectory spaniels swimming round it. Gerald went and tried to call the dogs off. They declined to come. In such an emergency it was no longer, in their opinion, a matter of They stuck to their quest. There was nothing to be done but to send up Austin to fetch them. As soon they were satisfied be was no ghost they came home complacently to their supper. A Remarkable Clock. Japan possesses a remarkable timepiece. It is contained in a frame three feet wide and five feet long, representing u noonday land- scape of great beauty. In the fore- ground plum and cherry trees and rice plants appear in full bloom. In the rear is seen a hill, gradual in ascent, from which apparently flows a cascade, admirably imitated in crystal. From this point a thread- like stream meanders, encircling rocks and islands in its windings and finally losing itself in a stretch of woodland. In a sky a golden sun turns on a silver wire, striking the hours on silver gongs as it passes. hour is marked on the frame by a creep- tortoise, which serves the place of n hand. A bird of exquisite plumage the close of each hour, and as the song ceases a mouse forth from n neigh- boring grotto scampering over the hill to the garden, is soon lost to Th Steak. The first porterhouse was so named in New York city in the famous old tavern of Martin son at Pearl street. This was a favorite resort of seafaring men. A steak being culled for by on old pi- lot one night. Morrison said that he had no steaks, but would cut and broil for him a thick slice from the sirloin which had just been for roasting the next day. Morrison's place was known as the Porter House in the neighborhood, and its frequenters soon got to talk- about the Porter House steaks. Morrison finally told Gibbous, his butcher in the Fly market, to cut up sirloins for him thereafter. Professional Cards W. F. EVANS ATTORNEY AT LAW Office R. L. Smith stables, and next door to John Flan- Buggy Co. a new building. . . Carolina N. W. OUTLAW ATTORNEY AT LAW office formerly occupied by. J. L Fleming. Greenville, . . Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. SCHEDULES Between Norfolk, Washington, and Kinston, Effective April lit, W. C. D. M. Clark. ft CLARK Civil Engineers and Surveyors . . S. J. EVERETT AT LAW Dr. Office Greenville, . . N. L I. Moore. W. H. Long. MOORE ft LONG ATTORNEYS AT LAW . . N. folk For further Information, address ticket agent, or W. J. P. T. M. T. C. WHITE. P A. WILMINGTON, N. CHARLES C. FIERCE ATTORNEY AT LAW Practice all the court. Office up starts In Phoenix building, next to Dr. D. L. . . . N. DR R. L CARR Greenville, . . N. Norfolk Southern R. R NIGHT EXPRESS Pullman Sleeping Car Service between RALEIGH, N. and Norfolk, beginning June The only local sleeping car line between Raleigh Norfolk, via Farmville, Greenville and Washington, without SCHEDULE Harry Skinner. H. W. Whedbee. SKINNER ft WHEDBEE LAWYERS . . N. Carolina JULIUS BROWN ATTORNEY AT LAW Greenville, . . N. Carolina Read Down IS Pall Ks lo HOC When visiting Washington, If. C Don't forget that you have a standing invitation to visit BAKER'S STUDIO well kept up-to-date Kodak work a specially Southern Ar Hen S A. L. w, Ar It. S. and P. Ar Union Station on, vie Wilson New via Kinston, via via Wilson GREENVILLE NORFOLK, lark Avenue Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar ii p. u. II Otis. v. if f. OWEN I. . I. GUION GUION Attorneys at Law Practices where vices required, ally in the counties of Jones Pamlico, and State and Federal Courts. Office Broad Street Phone NEW BERN, N. C. Bern U-r. via via. L. connection made at Norfolk with all lines div. trains operated between Norfolk aid New Washington; and daily, except between aid New Want tit Raleigh and Norfolk. Make., close s to and Lorn Wilmington, Rocky Mount New via makes direct at with R. S. By., to with Sou. Ky. to from For complete information, or fur reservation of sleeping car , y to her of th- following G. T. Can on agent, r L,. Up. u. I. . i .; W. J William-. son N. C; P. J. H. C; Hassell. Greenville, N C. II. L. Myers, N. v. H. Bennett, New Bern, N. C. H. C. W. W. Norfolk, Virginia. BINGHAM SCHOOL 1793 1910 s. c. B. For . t S M GET Tobacco Flues FROM GREENVILLE, N. C With years experience in making fines, he can please you- Where He Should The Mr. W. was remarkable for his ready wit. On one occasion while on a steamboat a well known sharper, who wished to get into the clergyman's good graces, should like Tery much to hear one of your said the clergyman, could have heard ma last Sunday if you had been where you should have was that, the county answered the bluff clergyman he walked Tit-Riv. Natural. Th new date much put out when thy threw th Stale g at Native-H was. B awful Sketch. THE NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE Of AGRICULTURE and MECHANIC ARTS The State's college for training In- workers. Course in culture, Horticulture, Animal and Dairying; in Civil and Mechanical Engineering; in Cotton Milling and Dyeing; in Industrial and culture teaching. Entrance examination at each county scat on the 14th of July. D. HILL, President, 7-21 West N. C. CENTRAL Barber Shop Herbert Edmond, Prop. Located in main business sec- don of the town- Five chair in operation and each one sided over by a skilled barber. Our place is inviting, razors sharp. Our towels clean. Modern electrical machine for dry shampoo and La- dies waited on st their home. Subscribe to The Reflector. S. J. NOBLES MODERN BARBER SHOP. Nicely furnished, every thing clean working the very best barbers. Second to none in the State. Cosmetics a specialty. Opposite I. R. J. G. Move Announcements THE NORTH CAROLINA State Normal and College Plumbing and Tinning Will I better to b than president do you know To- t never and .-.- J. C. LANIER Maintained by the State for the men of North Carolina, Four regular . to Degrees. Special P as m Courses for Fall begins September Th d. tiring to enter a ply early as I v Ht myself as For in aid other Iron address I. FOUST, N. C. J-W. PERRY CO NORFOLK. VA. Cotton Factors and handler cf Bagging. Ties and Bags. and solicited. Choice Cut Flowers Carnations, aS f few I I oil artistic it skirt . In Run. la trill Hail, J. L. CO., For Sheriff. I hereby If a candidate for sheriff of Pitt county, subject the action t f the Democratic primary. J. For hi riff. hereby myself a candidate for sheriff of Pitt to the action of Democratic V S. I. For I leg to submit myself to the discretion of the democratic of Pitt county at primaries for County Survey V. C. For Sheriff. I hereby a for the of riff of county, the Democrat c Joseph For f- r for Pitt county he act ion of the D v. B. Wilson. For C I Announce myself a for the of Treas- of Pin jct to the action of the primary. C. T. rd. May d w For I announce candidate Constable of Green- ville to action f the primary Albert M. Allen, -v, for The .

r- THE EASTERN When they get to flying across ocean in airships, they can steer clear of the custom house Inc. keepers smuggle all they Published by U. J. NORTH CAROLINA. one year. Six months. rates be had application business office In Reflector Building, corner and Third All cards of thanks and resolutions of respect will be charted cent per word. Communications dates will be dunged for at three cents per line, Entered ville. N. C. a matter. class mail FRIDAY, S. 1910. ant to. The chamber of commerce has certainly taken on new life, as Ml shown the meeting Monday night. It was the best meeting the chamber has held, and much was taken in all the subjects up for consideration, as will be seen from the report in our news columns. Good roads, a subject Jeffries has been giving the now awakening general interest governor of Nevada u few ring all over the county, was the stunt by way of appreciation of prime feature of this meeting, It looks like it is going to be a convention fight again, but the bigger the light the more fun Charlotte will have over it. being allowed to fight at Now that tax listing time is over, people need not Le so poor as they claimed June, and may a little money to turn loose. If you are not busy, whose fault it If want to Bee things come to pass, watch Greenville We want to see every man in Pitt county become an advocate good roads. wheat king, has tired of the future ling game and retired. the lawyers for Pow ell saw that insanity plea was not going to work. The managers being yet in the woods are trying to see which can put up the biggest claim. Yes, it is a fuel. We get prouder of Greenville every day, and don't who it. The News remarks fly paper has a tremendous Must be stuck on it. The collapse of a in shows what the tiling will do when they tackle a storm. Some people have such a habit of growling in this life, that they would keep it up hereafter, if they It has been two or days since we n, but all the game you t keep your mind on road Whether agree with them or not. you must admit that Joe Daniels and Josiah Bailey have a right to feel over it. A telephone com- has been lined for Violating the anti-trust law. Wonder if they will pay- it. Give the men conduct your hearty- support and there will be better administration than without it. The Born Sun celebrated its third anniversary with a bi- centennial edition of forty pages. It was certainly creditable paper. The county conventions over the State leave the matter as to who will get the Supreme court nomination be decided by the State convention. and in addition to this better mail facilities, increased accommodations, a better supplied market, and the nation of the house fly came in for a share of discussion. If much good does not come from the m and the discussion of these timely topics it will be contrary to expectation. JUDGE HARRY W WHEDBEE. It took two in ford county to settle the candidates. One is bad enough, but two a nuisance The telegraph companies an- I hey are not going to handle the new- of the Johnson fight on the But the newspaper fellows will be hand and they will give it to the sports There are plenty of us down Lore in Eastern North Carolina a ho are glad that, Mr. Charles Cotton has been for clerk of the Superior court by the Democrats of county. And Mister Jack Johnson, of color, can feel himself the champion of the world. Guess Jim feels sore in Spirit as well as in body, over the licking the black man gave him. The nation lost an able in the death of John W. Daniel, of Virginia He had been United Stales senator r twenty-five years, and was a man unusual ability. lie few . as an orator. If this hair controversy between Editors end keeps up at this rate we look for one to charge the other with rats and puffs. Charlotte News. It is giving much gratification his host of friends that Hon. W. Whedbee, of is to be the next judge of this, the third judicial district. The six counties composing the dis county conventions last Saturday, and the instruct- ed vote for Mr. is more enough to give him the nomination on first ballot in the judicial convention at next Perhaps he will not mind us telling it on him, but The regards Harry Whedbee a- of boy-i Bach year- ago, he went lo college ho began his first work in this e. It was in those day that we learned to admire the boy. for it was seen that there was something him. And that admiration has grown with the since, for his ca- through College, during six- teen years practicing law, and as mayor of Greenville, has been such as to giro him a high stand ,,,., in of will worthily Lear the judicial honors, and no mistake will be made in raising hi in to the of court judge. is If there be one better way than another to ruin a it is for those who live in it to go about apologizing for it existence. There ore some who are always ready to say, by their actions at least, that this place don't amount to much. hey will tell you the is dead; that no one would think of stopping here; that some town adjacent i more respectable, more enter prising, has better people, bet- enjoyments, is ahead of us everything. This is all wrong. Even if it be true, one should ever admit it, when it comes to making a comparison. Every good citizen of this town, should take a special local pride all that pertains to home. The schools, the churches, the amuse- the business, pleasures, the the celebrations, in fact everything should be looked on by our own people as just as good as can be up else- where. The town that says will always succeed. The town says I don't know, don't think it will amount to is never of much force. If you have no local pride, bot- row some.- Washington News. We go from here to to see the much less to Reno. All u v e want to know how it comes out, and if Johnson Jeffries it will be no more than the latter deserves for putting himself oil such an equality. The Democrats of Durham Saturday sprung a surprise on the convention by unanimously Nominating Gen J. S. Carr for the legislature, He will make it good of the State's law making The was against his wishes, but was so pressed upon him that he accepted. The Reflector had hoped to h-gin today appearing in new dress set from its Linotype ma- chine, but owing to the failure to in time of some other material ordered to go along with the change, it had to be deterred a few days. An order for telegraphic news service was also placed to begin today, and as the dispatches are coming in we are giving them to our read- without waiting for the other change. It will be but a few- days more before The Reflector will look like a new paper, print- ed from new type everyday, and w the news on the day it curs. Our Linotype machine folding machine are both ready for doing their part in Major James W. Wilson the new paper, and other If a blind senator could find the corruption in the can party, those with good eyes certainly ought to be able to see things. If you don't want the road roller to run over you, don't try to stop the movement for good roads in Pitt They are coming. facilities have been added. Be- sides the better facilities for in Charlotte Saturday. He was years of age had much to do with making North Carolina's, newspaper. history in his career. It was he j Job department has who did the engineering of the Western North across the Blue Ridge mountains, one of the greatest feats of rail- road engineering known. been considerably increased for turning out the very best class of work. The Reflector is here to work for for Pitt county and for Eastern North Carolina, and in doing this we ask the interest and help of everybody Powell's thirty year sentence is equivalent to as he will hardly outlive the time. Some of the Charlotte writers need to back to school and study history and geography some more, The Democratic party wants a paper says Jarvis is tariff that will produce all the T n II ii . ii revenues that are necessary and North Carolina s oldest living i . . . . ., , ,. i which will take the burden of governor and lives people without doing Isn't that a display of; or injury to any American ignorance Star. The gratifying announcement made several days ago that the Atlantic Co Line ill es an oral migration depart the be to induce Northern Western home-seekers to come the territory of the road. Wilmington is to lie the head- quarters of this department, while it i.- intended to caver the of North and South Caro tins and Virginia, we take it the effort of the department will be directed to wards inducing these desirable immigrants to conic to eastern North Carolina for tho that we believe greater are offered here for the thrifty, and pro- farmers of the North and of our stock who only need to make them Other great railroad systems have for years been doing effect- work through their i mm departments, we are glad the Coast Line has also decided to engage this most important work of bring- a desirable class grants into the territory by the road. What east- North Carolina needs more than anything else now is in- flux of farmers possessing a high standard of intelligence and j and we must naturally look to the Northern and West- States for this class of I migration. Instead of these people going Canada, with its long hard winters and bitter climate, as thousands of them have been doing for years are told, they should be brought to the South, the land of great-, promise and opportunity, I and it can be done beat by just such work as the Atlantic Coast Line is now undertaking --Mount Olive Tribune. About Typhoid We wish that every one in the State might read the April bulletin of the North Carolina Board of Health, which sets forth the danger from flies as strikingly as could be desired. Just now, when the fly has re- turned in full force, bringing the usual increase of typhoid- fever cases along with him, a pamphlet like this is altogether timely. It emphasizes the menace-of the common house termed by a Washing- ton physician typhoid in causing typhoid fever and does not pass by without men- the important which flies also play in spreading tuberculosis, cholera and many other diseases. Any one who reads its pages will fully realize that the fly which alights upon his food alway comes from the vilest places the very places, too, where disease germs most abound- and spreads infection with feet serving the purpose as as if they had been formed for it. On the principle that things seen are mightier than things read or heard, illus- have been made Any citizen of the State may obtain a copy of this tin upon request to Dr. W- S- secretary and treasurer, at Raleigh, and this privilege should be liberally Observer. Licenses. Register of Deeds W. M. Moore had issued the following licenses since last WHITE. William C. Baldwin and Lanie A. Garris. E. M. Swain and Ethel Heath. W. Y. Swain and Ada L. Ty- son. J. F. Braxton and Nina Allen Dixon. E P. Christian and Lena J. M. aid Effie COLORED. Joseph Killebrew and Dora Bobbins. John Teel and Alice Moon. John Hill and Henrietta Rives. Subscribe for The Reflector. A Call to the Progressive Citizens of Pitt County. Asp rial meet ins of the Chamber of Commerce was held in Greenville on the evening of July the 4th, at which time the GOOD ROADS movement had full swing. A resolution was adopted calling a convention of the citizens of Pitt count v to be held in the city of Greenville on August 1st for the purpose of organizing a County Good Prominent men from over the State, who are now bend- every energy to secure for North Carolina a system of Good Roads will be invited to address the convention, and an invitation is hereby extended to the citizens of each township in the county to attend this convention, and in the movement that will mean so much to us in tho future. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Per H. A White. President. ALL NEXT WEEK THE The Anderson Mail is still for information concern- a man who can get out a good will such a newspaper in North Carolina. None are so blind as those who will see, but we refer the query to The Wilmington Dis patch and The Greenville Re- their patience is long than ours. Meanwhile we The attention to the fact that one hundred per cent of the newspaper of North Carolina are more or less good. Charlotte Observer. Take it After my dear you, John R. Smith Company will present their GREAT SHOWS IN GREENVILLE, N. C. i Commencing Monday, July Honestly Conducted, Honorably Presented, Truthfully Advertised. BUFFALO RANCH EXPLOITS There we will present the lending features of the General Wild Shows, exhibiting horses with human brains. They waltz, march and cake walk to tho merry music of the band. We ride any horse, mule or bull brought us For we guarantee to thoroughly break to ride to that anyone who at all can ride them or your money cheerfully refunded, guaranteeing not to hurt the animal. FREE ATTRACTIONS -Prof John the bone- less wonder will twice daily give four exhibitions of and other performances. Mr. John will every afternoon make his Thrilling standing on the backs of fiery steeds, besides doing trick and fancy riding. Presenting the Biggest and Best Popular Price Show in the South under mammoth water-proof tent. greatest of all Bareback Indian Riders and Rope Twirler and manipulator, will also give Indian War Dances, etc. Charlie will also be there. He is a wonder John Royal Italian Band, of Naples, will give free concerts every afternoon and evening. The greatest in the South, don't miss it Smith's Old Plantation Shows Big in Animal Show Electric Mammoth Snake show, showing many poisonous reptiles from all parts of the world. Vaudeville, Electric, etc. Merry Go Round and many other features too to mention. ALL SHOWS OPEN TWICE DAILY Shows will hold forth on the Lot on Dickinson Avenue. Wreck I d. July began today into the wreck of Twentieth Century Limited late yesterday in which persons wan killed and many others hurt. It brought out con- stories to the of the disaster. The engineer of the passenger train says he obeyed orders, but the engineer of the freight train into which he ran he was mistaken. Railroad officials take the side of the freight engineer, claiming that the passenger train ran by the point it should have stopped for the freight. The coroner is investigating; the matter. OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT IN OF R. W. SMITH Authorized Agent of The Eastern Reflect for Ayden and vicinity. Ad rates furnished The lucky number that will cure the twenty-seven pieces of at M. H Saul's drug is 1412. The holds number can call and get the goods. One ticket given with each cold Car Nails. Wire. Lime and We are representing the oldest and Car Nails. Wire, We will repair Tobacco Trucks, strongest Life and Insurance Co. . Cement a, J. ft. Smith Wagons. Carts and other arm tn the world. Call us and us Our town was a busy place on short notice at J. R. Smith Loan ft Trust day. preparatory, to curing tobacco Co s Mill next week. I J- J- ls having a Protect your house against the filthy on his residence besides other Co. Phone I hereby announce myself a flies and mosquitoes by putting in a When completed it will be quiet . , ., .,, , putting in u . .------ for Township subject to Improved screen Windows ornamental as well as comfortable. the Democratic primary of y r all township. W. Allen Cox , a, , R Strand, contractor, came In Harrow and family, of Rocky If you need a good open or s . ; , ; , , , ,. , . Wagon or Cart, call on J. R. Smith , Mount, are ,, , town this week. Co. Dixon. mm Constable-I hereby announce Prof. C. E. Brooks and wife, of at myself a candidate for township con- College Maggie R Co stable to the Democratic or passed through town Fri- day, en route to the National Association at A nice line of Coffins and Caskets always on hand with a nice hearse at your service at J. R. Smith Mill. Smith, colored, was before Mayor on Thursday, for using vile which was coming to a gentleman, and had to cough up which is the heaviest cash price for such offense. Now is a good time to advertise In the Ayden department. R. W. Smith Saturday evening while John James and wife were In J. R. Smith store trading, their two-year-old child, wandered out In the street, and a horse hitched to a vehicle passed over It. The horse stepping on the little one, bruising its arm and leg. Those who witnessed it were sure the child was killed. father took it to Dr. office who examined and dressed it. While this was being done the child's mother remained the store, and through fear anxiety she fainted and fell to the floor. Dr. Cooker, James Smith Rollins, plied the camphor with telling effects. Car K Elite and other top dressing at J. R Smith The more the merrier; we have candidates for constable, who have . Hum III Ayden Department, and we hear there are others. Ult we don't know, or they are like float talk in public. Cook Stoves, and repairs for at J. R, Smith There was a happy meeting at the de pot Saturday evening, when Aaron Cox, colored, from the pen- He had been there about B. F. James and family, of Granger, of spent In town, and worship- Smith. ed at the Christian church. The family of Mr. Henry D. Man- and Rubber Belting, Black Ding, whom we mentioned last week, and Pipe other mill are gradually growing worse. We fittings at J. R. Co. hear one of the girls is not expected Rev. C. Manly Morton offered his to survive long, resignation as pastor the The columns of the Ayden Depart- church last Sunday, to take effect the are open for any legitimate ads. first of September, which was quite even campaign. Business solicited. MISS C. MEREDITH Graduate Nurse Ayden, North Carolina. Oyster Oysters Coming Every Day On Serve Yon Any Way. Try Me a surprise to the congregation. now is he time lo subscribe for the See our and cent bargain lay W. J. R. Smith Co. Smith. Lime, Cement, We like to read of Miss Helen Gould, other building material at J. R. Smith Mrs. Eddy and Miss Harriet Beecher Co, . Stowe and their unbounded charity. Lime. Cement. Hair, Trowels and and appreciate them none tHe less, but Mason Jars.-J. R. Smith Co. have here In our town com- For Sale Several thoroughbred some as noble heroism as can J. Marshal Cox. of township be found. When duty calls and the ls spending a portion of this week cries of the suffering are heard they . are always found In the front Berkshire male Apply at once and never tire until misfortune has no to J R Smith-Co. . wants to relieve and sorrow no tears Mr. Banks, congenial to dry. We admire our noble of the Free Press, was here hood. physical If have news item, tell thus arid carries scribe and help us lo make this col- sunshine wherever goes, and sells creditable one. Don't The Free do a book and Hawk wonder at the feeble effort lie Is t J. R. Smith We are not all like Josephus Mr. H. A. Hart, the merchant your vs. Tr for a bountiful cotton Le, us rent your and tobacco have suffered from ex- rain in your personal Property, Land. Stocks. Call, on us for Flooring Ceiling. money on and Scant- Loan Insurance ling. We Co R. Smith Mill. our arc displaying Mr. Henry Stokes, our progressive some very attractive signs, on Lee street, has the Lime Lime barrels Just plans and receiving bids for a neat R. Smith Co. residence in the Griffin part of our j. Taylor is having a large brick seven years. town. warehouse built in the rear of his store You can find almost anything yon . i u., Screen Doors made to order or re- lots, 3- H. Smith If you have buy or sol. Hardware. Crockery. . Mil. let us drop ,, m mo,. Cement, Windows. Books Stoves Ray and Lloyd A letter from Mr. p, of Windows and at Friday from Raleigh, where Morehead. states he Will locate here Flour and Cars Mill. Mr. I have as com arranged flour and corn mill as twenty years experience in the business would assist me in building. I the very latest improved and the very best machinery, to be had. I am making as fine as mill in that makes a pure straight flour. If you have any wheat that you want turned into flour, I will be pleased- to serve you. Yours truly, Jonathan Washington, N. C, Tribute lo a KM One ClaM A. Banks ill The Democrat. never made a finer man in Hi image than our Cid Boss Man. perhaps He never a of human less yielding. plastic to His touch, to His Will. As old chief patiently So this last lesson is hands, finish elastic to His touch, to His Will. A piece of clay less we arc going to to tell him that Ibis is no; is sonic rare occasions our Old Al in used lo push aside the curtains let us the inner shrine, the hearts Holy of Does not remember day he of Joan R Co. Her. Week. Beginning next Monday, Jul the John R Smith Amuse Company will hold forth here for a eek. Among the many features be the Great Wild West Show, exhibiting fifteen horses with human brains. They waltz march and to merry music of th- band. Ari- Charlie, the Western cow boy, is a wonder He rides the fiercest of all animals with ease. Smith's Old Plantation Show is one of the best no w on the road. Singing and dancing with and evening prayer of Dr. time melody and U a . I memories days in country feature worthy of seeing. h earn, bark The big four -in-one animal they would Man show, electric mammoth I who. when they grew over long Show, merry- sermons, would rest their in go-round and many other fen their mother's la ; too to mention, member that he little y WHAT WIDTH s So this last is merely go to make this aggregation one tr of the Mr Smith guarantees J-very- f, M kept thing just represented -He, , esters to the ladies and children . , especially. moral i ., tor my instructive, d by the preps o H ore the ,., and public everywhere m , John Annuls Italian clear as ,,, Band, of Naples, give , every afternoon and tor night Ones are Less to Kepi In Condition. Discussing the merits of narrow How. delicious wen roads-as compared with wide ones. boon. No now , v, r lie so good, i M How. delicious were pies of boy- The Savannah News submits hat if J sent joyous but rather Nevertheless, ii afterward . tho peaceable of to them that are exorcised them that an ; Dear Old Ha Man, we have re- wide roads are constructed they will be constructed because of the cost and hence will soon dampen good-roads enthusiasm with repairs. wiser says our contemporary truly, to con- roads that will be durable and If this plan is adopted it will compel the building of narrow roads. If, we are to have in all of the countries a system of good the Dr. King's Lite Hills. Every pill people to keep the roads in repair I is a coated globule of health, when narrow road . . the vigorous liver, the active kidneys, lessons together In the regular bowels of boy hood. Your. , M digest Ion Is poor and yon blame the food. What's A complete ton- again on the same bench, and up by Hitters all organ our together over the Good of Liver, Kidneys, out the meaning Bowels-Try then. They'll , , u , your boyhood appetite of food fairly saturate your body with new health, and vigor. all druggists. A DAY. Tho busiest little things ever will have to be adopted. The only ob- Mill run Train languor energy, brain-fag into R. Smith they had taking a course at King's practicing law by to ft is that accidents due to horses are more likely to convention of this dis- coins at all druggists. occur on narrow than on wide roads. w .,., a City on I There is some truth in that contention, mi,. ;, I o'clock, p. m. but automobiles are becoming so com .,, of delegate from Who on mail that it will be but a short time counties, , Trains, before horses will not be alarmed by railroad will ran a special j morning, starting at WEDNESDAY, JULY at home This train will Brinkley returned in the good-roads countries Of Europe Horn in lime to the day evening from Scotland combined to produce a general train for Morehead, reaching where she had been visiting relatives, that most American ,,;.,. a. id. Muck Daniels, me too wide. Narrower roads would trill return night jag a house party hero returned t Mr. Hodges has plans for College, another neat residence In en Coal Tar, Roof Paint, J. R. the vacant lot of the old If, K. Smith the 15th. OF TUB CONDITION OF THE BANK OF AYDEN AT AYDEN, N. O. At tho Close. Business March Resources Furniture and fixtures Due front 60,903.86 Cash items Gold coin Silver coin, including all minor coin cur. 1,288.09 bank and other Notes 3,785.00 Liabilities stock Surplus 12,500.00 Undivided profits, less SOT. and taxes pd. 5,421.80 Deposits sub. to check 50,130.20 M Churns, Preserve Jars, Milk Coolers, and Mucous Fruit Jars J. R. Smith Misses Gilbert and Adams are visit- Miss July j. F. Paints, Ker- files and at J. It. Smith Tile district meeting of I. O. P., will meet here the first In August. The executive will soon have the arranged. Car Cement. Lime, Nails, and Hay. at J. K. Smith Mary Love Gray left day to spend a few days With her aunt in Wilson. I hereby myself a date for township constable, subject to the primary town- T. Keel. 4th of July was quite here. About the only difference noted was a lot of farm team stood tied in the hot sun all day, trying to n bundle of oats scattered on the which looked more cruel than the did patriotic. NORTH u.,, Lime barrels I. J. R. Cashier of the above named bank, do swear that Just R. Smith to. the s to the best of my knowledge and belief. If you have any wants, let us make J. R. SMITH, Cashier. known In the Ayden Department. Subscribed and sworn to be better constructed more all who to come, hi every way. As who , Sunday at j ,,,.,. ,, . .;. burg county learned long ago, the ad return on tho i.,,,, strip should not much exceed train Sunday The I.,,, at E c. T. T. S home baggy width, with a dirt road for the nip will he evening. alongside. In bad weather nil ,,,, roW and special of travel is upon the macadam the j.,, ,. should go lo the dirt road is thus saved from ruts or came in Tuesday to attend summer Total 1130,669.11 Savings Deposits Cashier's checks outstanding Total 27,208.90 237.62 mt. this 4th day April, 1910. Notary Public. J. R SMITH. JOSEPH DIXON. CANNON, . beast, vehicle and mini, not only excellent purpose but saves macadam unnecessary wear. The width furnished by the two roads to- is sufficient for convenient pass lug and for the which The has in mind. More width than this cometh simply of waste. It has been shown that nut only is durability thereby sacrificed. but that many thousands of acres are subtracted from American Observer. Train leaves f relatives. other of destructive wear. In a o'clock a and Greenville at. , ,. good weather travel is very largely I Outlaw returned this upon the dirt road, which, easier for r-i Goldsboro. Col. Harry Skinner returned this from Raleigh On account of my absence from n, Ada Sugg mid Miss town tho board cf education Will returned this morning from not meet next Monday. It will meet on Monday in July, j . ,.,,,;., W. H. ,;.,. Clerk of Board, ft w , w B w. Corn, Oats and Hay at I. Mis. an aged lady, near Elm Grove church died Sunday night. . i tn hum. Sell, or rent houses or land, or want a Job for yourself, wife, daughter, Ii -w saw w or, or sister, or want to employ t T K m you L V A X Is no better medium than W wish to call your attention to our new line of fall goods which w. we now have. We have taken great care in buying this year A was think we can supply your wants in Shoes, Gingham, Laces and Embroideries and in fact anything that is carried in a Sunday Dry Goods Store. contracting parties were Mr. Come let us show you. and Miss was of the die kind, the kind you need when you have u bad cold, cough or lung disease. Suppose , or cough cod liver oil or doctors have failed, don't lose heart or hope. Take King's New Discovery. Sat- guaranteed when used throat or lung It has saved thousands of hopeless sufferers. It stubborn colds, obstinate coughs hemorrhages, ,. croup, hay lever whooping and Is rate and car- remedy for nil 11.00. Trial bottle all druggists. Tripp, Hart Co., Ayden, N. C. -j We are prepared to furnish you with House and Kitchen Furniture at the very prices. Cash or Installment. Cons to us and will convince you AYDEN FURNITURE CO. NEXT DOOR TO At Hound of all Walk Out New York This Morning, Wire to The New York. July 6th- At the of a whistle the strike of the he is a nurse and women union cloak makers The bride one of the -j began in, New York today. Union I merchant in They declare that they will all be will make their In out by night. Tim order- f r ii,,. the strike visited all union shops Chicken Powders kills today. The sound of the whistle cal- crows, owls, and minks; employees from their j remedy for cholera, in- escorted the committee to other and leg weakness, keeps establishments. The cause of the them tree from vermin, thereby cans- is due to demand made for Ml ling produce an abundance In pay and working eggs. cents a package R. conditions. i clock will b Weak Heart Action certain nerves that control tho action of the heart. When they become weak, the heart action is impaired. Short breath, pain around heart, choking sensation, fluttering, feeble or rapid pulse, and other distressing symptoms fol- low. Dr. Miles Heart is a medicine especially adapted to the needs of these nerves and the mus- structure of the heart itself, it is a strengthening tonic that brings speedy relief. Try it. Tor I suffered what I thought trouble, when lite doctor me t had l had remedies. when the Into my and I concluded try Dr. Cure. I taken three and new suffering nil am cured ii.; did l write in the Hint it attract me at; who puffer MUS. IV Main St., Ky. Your Dr. Henri Cure, we him to return cf tint kettle If It o benefit you. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart, Ind next Thursday and three Our if Come. son, W. It. Wilson, Jr., 0.1. p. c, Harding, s. Wilson, s. J. and J. left morning tor the in Miss Patterson of Wilson. who been a member of Ming Pat- tie house party this morn for Plymouth. Mrs. W. J. Holmes returned from Petersburg, Va. Hiss i House, who hits been Visiting her M. J. C. West, returned homo Tuesday. W. L and daughter, Mary Pat- rick, from Tues- day. Mrs. J. Z. wont to P. T. to morning. J. D. to today. Mies i Snow II, I, who has been Mrs. Zen Brown, returned today. ReCt Is so busy r-. roads today it has no line to talk about Itself. Pct is H deal o. as paper far ii new clothe and trying age adjusted in You may tee about in spots, our type set- i.;. v.- has about It, hut . . a Improve, like as to be good roads movement, you O lend a, hand and help us make It great. Sr

Story of By GEORGE BARR m. C.-I- But OF King of and mi- u be of Spent. does a favor Pr the yo r of the tr . whoM guardian is John Ha, an HI mi o I nIl warns him the n IV-King invade, the p merit the prince if d to the lad's fascinating Aunt V-The committee ten. conspirators , th prince, in an eh where t e is d s one who is to Prince and. for hi the a w The. the to bushed tones .,, would be MM. B th- , hat his serene Mater p long aid soundly. Stiff barked the court sat and waited No one tend.-d to the that would not U A Ineffably languid took kn the rote the yo nil r The prime eat at font of the throne and Bedded in spite of ToMe. far back Dear the band, off of The duke wide awake. lie It all to . Cask. After all, be a kindly old moment f with a bomb. over c In on the beautiful poor little bead bad l be In be up- , , M toed to chair K I matter or fact, be bad n. who him hated not old Mir- i. the to Met -n VII. v IX the , the arm of chair. Hutting of the witch of and ti to Una. duke me ts the loyal there. He toed carefully up to the With an i learning h crack be lifted in a door, and t a chin- for the and tender. a ii overpowered dragged he rt into a loft He u e by Count then taken to the under- den of the comm i f ten. defend before commit- tee of who to kill him. XII Loraine U brought to the d into the tame room King XIII -King a a jailer, dona dot- and. led, to a boat at in which seven of lb it to t. XIV King to net i.-. whom he a-ho-e, and th-y hi e in t car. it on a corner with a to Prince a he map Kin and Lorin i-e carried , rT the in the car. They in an ox cart and wen prince in of th-1 girl pa. thrown, but prince to the i in control of the city. XVII and from the to notify of th- prince's being aha the bill a He finds . a ind prim- the by him with of the crown Jewel. It reported the castle a large fore of were u the side of river. A hundred were gleaming up lauds. exclaim- ed Clod he did not come u day curlier. We owe him nothing today, but ah. be could demanded of one of the wrecked to terrace. by of stone by ugly de n young man and a slender girl. There were no lights near The were black and forbidding. arm n about her head nestled bis and slim hands were oner She I did not love Eric I It love. I never really knew what w-as until you Into my life. That's made It no hard. I had let that I might for some day. And I did like So r- will never, never know how happy I am. I. be breathed Into ear. hope I shall bring to you. murmured. faint with Joy of loving. will make me very unhappy If i you don't marry me will marry you. when we gel to New ah said, but not very firmly. He saw his I He held for a long time his face burled la I you say be say ; wife before I lea re I ; want an inn. l I font CO without you She hesitated. are you f It was what be wanted. am p prised a-j.- They XX. SOON after o'clock mar topmost window of tie tower railed down that In the were a com- pact body the Mow tie gate. One pi. kid were t- I left Inside gate with t el ire meat might I .- Three t i make down tile u .- tr Shooter. It ; . the house guard m n conflict avenue an I to the caste as they .-ft It, to be ready for Var should decide to make a Dual desperate to mg dub of U tie gates en-1 n was the mast u experience in life up with Gene galloping well in front yelling troops. These riding is swept down the street, whirled ace and were upon before they were fully i the situation. tumbling out of barns their rifle In hands, In face of de-traction. enemy, craven at the threw down their guns sud tried to escape through alleys and streets at the of common. Fir- ms all lie time, the attacking force rode ax If were so many dogs. After ten or fifteen minutes of this desultory carnage It was reported that a large force of men were the avenue from sent toward great horde of foot but they did not filter, be had expected. they wept MOD or 3.000 of them. At their head rode five or six officers. fore Boat was saw now th Iron Count was determined lo storm gates and gave the command to re- treat. and shout- over their the wheeled and gal- loped toward gates. Scarcely were the massive portals and great steel bars drop- fed Into place by the men who attend -d them when a low. dull explosion the earth as If by volcanic force. Then came the crashing of timbers, cracking of masonry, the whining Of a thousand through the Before the very of Manned, bewildered defenders, dis- mounting near the parade ground, the huge gates and pillars fell to the ground. The gates had been dynamited. was that King re bad been at drilling man I do not forget. lord, that I a boy. God Then he sat down, conscious of a I fine fee of goodness, folded scrum cheat allowed eyes to rest upon I They win not be II la God. how they Cornell Our will be annihilated In Now Ah. Yea,, that Is he He la near enough sow. I. Marian was reading men up to the tr.-race. At the top of terrace the Iron stopped. HIS long body and then crumpled Ilka a reed. A score of heavy feet tram- pM . n fallen leader, but be did the Impact. A bullet from north had; etas Ids brain. shrieked the old man at Miss my work Is Is J. your In low. awed tones. Tea, my ad Duke of Terse, a f relief hi face. C me. let e rt you have been most A group of women were huddled in tie far corner of a near- by room. of held open I lie door for but did not enter. When be turned to she was halfway down top Sight of stair, racing through powder lauding be- low. At every was lo agony of firm Hold them Help coming Help Is A last look through window end of hall bad revealed to most glorious of visions. and green troops were the dismantled gateway, horses surging over ugly ground rifts mid debris If possessed of fabled wings. Her brother was out there, sud was well. She was crying the joyous news from head of stairway King caught; sight of her. He was powder stained grimy. There blood on face and shin front. tiring la. Oh. -Will your must able home faltered. That's a mere detail darling afterward. It will u home three weeks. They'll tint we're cots. must ask John, really I must, aha protested faintly. he a per. la so desperately In lore not lo nu- that distressed the court not all. He wan a grand and be would take his own time In bis be finally presented himself at castle doors a of actually yawned In his presence. No one had slept during Just passed. Excitement and of others bad denied to one and all. even lo who had not slept for many day and Now reaction upon bad surer, t a When grand duke entered the great somber tin one nasal he confronted by a punctiliously but every eyelid was heavy as lead and as prone to sink. prince sat far back In great chair of his ancestors, bis sturdy legs sticking straight out front of The grand duke advanced between lines and knelt font of the throne. your Hobby, with a quick at Count It was a faint, faraway voice that the gracious command. stark welcome Hie Grand las, it Is my pleasure A less look came Into his eyes. He looked everywhere for support. grand duke saw he had forgotten the rehearsed speech and smiled benignly be stepped forward and kissed hand that had been extended some what uncertainly. most respectful homage to your majesty of my em- and wannest of friendship from bis With this a prologue be engaged himself ever pleasurable task of delivering a congratulatory bloody parade ground. Use clear I do y sought for and found her wavering finger pointed oat to the not wait until II l tea old marksman. I late. saw fall. Then . tall The from kid- well known figure sprang Into view.; la due In most cases to the dashing toward lier wounded lover fact that the little kidney are Her heart stopped beating With usually neglected until they become band to temple she leaned I The slight symptoms give far over window ledge and Place to chronic disorders and the goes gradually Into grasp of diabetes, dropsy. disease, gravel or some other serious form of kidney complaint. If you suffer from head- aches, spells; If the kidneys are Irregular of passage and unnatural in appearance, do not delay. Help the at once. Kidney Pills are especially for kidney cure where others rail. Over one hundred thou- sand people have recommended them. Here la of many cases In this vicinity. S. Butler. Harvey at Washington. N. C, am well pleased with the followed use of Kidney Pills la my case and highly recommend them to other kidney sufferers. I was to dull palm in my back, accompanied by sharp twinges through my lions. Kidney Pills removed my trouble and benefited me in every For sale by all dealers. Price M cents. Co. Buffalo New York, sole agents for United Remember the take no other. SALE FOR PARTITION. a as shot words that have filled King with address. live minutes of high sounding platitudes be again lea. cakes hart beard to the prince. It then that be I the ,,,. of received bis kick. of building bad shut Prince Robin war sound asleep. Ills the pip,,,,,. , WM impassible for bead slipping along the know the ,,, ,, satiny back of the big chair, and hi. ,, the p,,, u chin very low to the lace at neck. The grand duke coughed em- cleared throat and grew red In face. court of distinct- dismayed. majesty appears tn have gone to the grand tartly. Interrupting himself to address the prime minister la your from the common tn the gates. It a coincidence that should have chosen this day for his culminating assault on castle. The skirmish at daybreak had hurried his no doubt, but none less were bis plans complete. The ex- bad been laid during the North Carolina, Pitt the Court, before D. C. Moore, Clerk J. R. C. By virtue of a decree of the Court of Pitt County, made by U. C. Moore, clerk. In the above named entitled cause on the 8th day of June 1910, the undersigned com- missioner. F. C. Harding, will, on Mon- day, the 18th day of July. 1910, at i.,, .-,, i. i i. noon, expose to public sale, tog on the terrace, fiddled by g The old man roused from the villa, to highest bidder, for cash, of dread. He called the following described let or par- Dully she responded. eel of land, In the town of Even now might lie he won't think of refusing anything j The fuses to mouth of we Shall It for i across common. A ha They It for Saturday without I swept up the avenue at bead of consulting John Tunis and then fell bis command, hawk faced and with to discussing hi very much eyes, be snarled the corn- In love with said wistfully. that put fire to the fuses. she loves him. Loraine. A moment later bis vanguard v be happy. wonder- ed through the aperture and faced the upright In the window, she sought eat the figure of sod pointed rigidly. old man. will not be driven back tats time IN- deadly fire from driveway. At last they to advance across the grassy meadow. one so la John. He's the moat wonderful all this sure of be agreed mag- under Are of guardsmen saw him talking with another rushed Into place. Three and the Duke of us I came, times the Indomitable out awhile ago. They were going tack , often did Mar- the rooms up there. The duke draB up again, exalted by will offer no objections. He'll permit the example be set. Ms daughter to select next he Is a cried ton. There's my friend no coward either. Here's a try for you. dropped to hi knee and took de- liberate nun at the frenzied henchman. The discovery that there were three shall be sorry to leave she dreamily after a long of silent retrospection. had year of my life bad the busiest month of my life here. I'll never airy that bullets breast when he world Is a dull dare. I shudder when up i,,,,, did not I think of what have happened feet the young mans contention that to you. my bad found the a heart. heart. If hadn't come to The fall of Brutus urged the Iron to greater fury. had not have found been shot from under him. He reeling her on feet, calling to men to N. C. situate on south side of Queen adjoining the lot of A L. Jackson on one aide and the lot of and Gardner on other, and beginning at A. L Jackson south aide street adjoining the lot of A. I. Jack- sou one side and the lot of and Gardner on the other, and begin- at A. Jackson's corner on Queen street and runs with his line to the canal up the canal to and Gardner's line, thence t with and Gardner's Hue to i Queen street, with Queen street feet to the beginning, and being the brick store lot owned by J. C. R. C. This sale la to be made for the pose of making partition between J. C. and R C. ten- in common. 18th day of June. 1910. F. C. HARDING. Commissioner. Notice. the sleeping boy far back to the chair of state. Incidentally be decided t By y of the i of sale eon- e of trust delivered Greenville , No. M A. F. A M. L. a Robert J. Cobb, one dated It, It, ant t e other dated PM day of and respective recorded in the of of Pitt e North n b page in took et the will expose tn public sale, th court house door in Greenville t the highest bidder on Tuesday, May 24th a certain lot or parcel of land lying and being in the county of Pitt and St. of North Carolina and in the town of e delay a few days before taking and known Masonic the bond with ministry. gram duke not an ordinary diploma In one of curtained windows, far removed from the will trembling low him as be moved toward stub- King and arms, he went row of green and red. Bullets with whimsical hissed about ears, but be gave no good heed to would have been j The commander of guard eaten up by the command to fall back slowly to ogre long before , ward castle. Firing at every step, crossed parade ground and then made quick dash for of long balconies. down In pa- ground, was fairly pushing bis men Into of death. King's chance to pay bis this, or perhaps you would succeeded In be- coming a count- It is. I shall All about people were delicate little scene, drowsily at grand tender comedy. No one looking at the two In the curtained Her band bis; her head sank slowly to- ward Inviting shoulder. Her heavy lids lower and lower, to obey the slender win that against complete render. At last soft, regular breathing toad she was asleep. Awaiting opportunity, be tenderly kissed property, fronting on Third street S feet and bounded n the south by said on the e-t kit No. on which the court of Pitt stood, on the north by lot No. and on the west by the lot formerly belonging to Dr. W. J. Blow, except- a part of Mid lot SO feet square heretofore to town of Greenville and upon the water stand pipe of said town is located. At the same time and place will ell the brick and other debris upon said lot, to said of tr. at. Terms of sale This 16th day of April, 1910. U Little, Robt J. Cobb, Trustees. but not In New ; debt to Hugo came after one of soft brown hair, murmured a gentle Ton are she cried clutching Tat than fiercest, most determined charge. poet at the bend In than a princess. The young count been fighting I t you catch desperately for some time. HI weak- even be med as he reached side. Ml La to He stopped abort even WM held out bis to clasp to his He had traveled down steps and after them, breast some one else's ult him la the at- be finished resolutely. swayed tempt complete the rout toward him. and be caught W of the terrace he his love I love you. cried over and over again. He was faint with Joy. kisses poke be would have cried out to If emotion bad not clogged bis throat at last, draw- back In arms and looking up Into eyes with a great pity In her own. be dead. be said hurt, bat-- nut die Thank God. He Is a very brave word of love and settled bis own head the thick cushions Everywhere doted and nodded grand duke smiled and winked little eyes. He very wide awake. That la bow be happened to see the prince move half Near the sleep bound Ills forward with baud has turned from city with lumen- leg gave way under him. and be fell ear and He had table Information that the government to ground. fall, hoy's Up move. Prom dreamland had righted Itself, sen- He leaped over the low balustrade, Bobby's belated national revolution at an end dropping bis hot rifle, and that would be highly lion across the terrace to bis rival's assist red If excellency overlook aura. A hundred men shot at him. the distressingly chaotic conditions my shouted Am. i- end to pay the can. square It up If I can. Thee ; we're The grand duke resolved that he He the wounded man la his would visit castle la a very In- strong arms, threw over has shoal formal way. extend congratulations and toward steps. offer services, which be knew me. curse shrieked would be declined with thanks, incl- striking rescuer In the dentally be would mention bond face with flat he would find , saving you for another between deadly Ares. to ministry that said King he dropped behind the government still to balustrade with his burden make grants and stupendous There were other to promises If any sort of arrangement rash act la a lofty window of could be made by which north wing crouched a white faced j might be operated conjunction with girl and a grim old man The latter , lines of Imperial roads held And so It BUD. mercenaries gave up the light after a brief stand at terrace. The prince reigned again. CHAPTER WILL T late In day ton King summoned to devastated slate Laugh end Grew Fat, grow Is old say- tag, and there r more than a little truth In It. a doctor. con. movements which We laughter exert a very real effect the bodily They the arteries to dilate, so that they carry sore lo the tissue- body and bruit to heal more rapidly, ea that of blood through the vessels Is hastened. In other laughter promote the very beat s for of vita; up more material and waste products are more promptly removed. A good , i anew anew w. that at midday h. Old I rod. in pomp splendor through would sight hi. and fire. girl Not Quite How often you can a thing nail or screw driver or lacking. Have a good tool box and be prepared for lea. Our line of tools la a you desire, and will Ma that your tool box doe not lack a useful article. Of Course You get Horse t c J. P. Corey the city gates, attended by staff who crouched beside him there to and a rather overpowering bodyguard designate a certain figure In the ever The grand duke, with all arr.- man of lie the of a real late, it Instrument of to work better, with result that are Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver gently stimulate the liver and bowels to expel poisonous matter, the system, cure constipation sud sick headache. Sold by all drug- gists. It would appear from dis- patches that a long step, at least, has been made toward the discovery an effective anti-typhoid vaccine. Ty- bad II to a weak solution water and common salt, with of ether enable animals to withstand the subsequent typhoid Inoculation easily. It ha been that the blood of persona thus vaccinated anti-typhoid properties In a high de- killing the bacilli speedily. fifteen years past an vaccine has been used, with on the whole, satisfactory During the Boer war It very material- reduced the death rate from rick- those British regions where It was Since time Its use in the of world has become fairly extensive. No long entire f the United States army was vaccinated Chattanooga. Physician in the use of this vaccine de- that they have never known results to follow Its let ration. It may, cause slight of a temporary nature. The chief objections it far have been this possible con- sequence and the fact that effect- ca., be relied upon for a brief period only. If the Paris discovery results In a anti-typhoid vaccine In- disputably suitable for general use, a great benefit will have been conferred by the discoverer upon mankind. Charlotte Observer. Teething have more or less which can be controlled by giving Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Remedy. All that la necessary Is to give the prescribed dose after each operation of the bow- els more than natural and then oil to cleanse the system. It la safe and sure. Sold by all druggists. Fell i. Rim. Just u the Christian Sunday school excursion got back it the wharf, Wednesday night, and the crowd wag coming Bob little son of Mr. L. H. Rountree, made a misstep ind fell in the river. The little boy's uncle, Mr. C. E. Rountree, jumped in and pulled the boy out. does Great bay Its oatmeal of us Certainly it seems like carrying coals to Newcastle to speak export- lag oatmeal to Scot land and yet, every rear the Quaker Company sends hundreds thousands of cases of to Great and Europe. The reason is simple; while the English and Scotch have for centuries eaten oatmeal in quantities and with a regularity that has made them the moat rugged physically, and active mentally of all people, the American has been eating oatmeal and trying all the time to Improve the methods of manufacture so that he get that desirable foreign trade. How well he has would be seen at a glance at the export re- ports on Quaker Oats. This brand is without a rival I is packed in regular packages, and in hermetically sealed tins for hot climates. Soreness of the muscles, whether induced by violent exercise or Injury, Is quickly relieved by the cation of Chamberlain's Liniment. liniment is equally valuable for muscular rheumatism, and always fords quick relief Sold by all drug- gists. AND THE ALTO. The number automobiles owned by farmers la growing rapidly. Out of autos In Iowa are own- ed by farmers. Kansas farmers pent for automobiles 1909 and In 1908. In one Nebraska town of population forty autos were sold last year to farmers near the town and retired farmers In the town. Careful mate of the number of automobiles owned by farmers la entire United States is The with an auto can take family for evening call, or lecture, with- out Ming his horses. He can go to church on Sunday more regularly; he can visit distant relatives and friends more frequently; he can go to town oftener and more quickly. There are people on farms and In towns of less than 4.000 in this try. This mean over half our population practically In the country. About 26.000.000 of these are young people, and they are just been for pleasure as young people anywhere else. Ten or fifteen ago farmers bought organ for their daughter and buggies for their ions. A great many of them are today buy- auto, for the whole family. Editor Clarence H. Poe may usual- be counted upon to the right thing at the right time, and a in point the he delivered before the great gathering of teach- at last week upon the topic. Need of Adopting to Rural He took occasion to a warning against shaping our graded school courses too with reference to the city schools and city pupil, to the able neglect of the rural community's need and development. have taught boy a all about Greek roots and Latin he exclaimed, you have taught them nothing about corn root. You have taught them about Greek chariots only to be run ever by Twentieth Century automobile. More and more I the tendency to make education lead to culture by training along lines which will produce practical efficiency In the pupil's life work. A large per- of the school children now enrolled In North Carolina out de- vote themselves to farms, If the State's present progress to be main- and opportunities utilized. It la gratifying reflection that our ed- authorities are fact In an ever-Increasing degree. Mr. argument, addressed it war to the teachers of the in assembled, cannot fall to prove an Incentive to an even more careful consideration of the question In all Its bearings by the member of the pro- which, after all, must be look- ed to for action In the Charlotte Observer. YOU CAN CURE THE Pain along the back, head- ache and general languor. Get a package of Mother Leaf, the pleasant root herb cure for all kidney, bladder and urinary When you feel run down, tired, weak and without energy, use this remarkable combination of herb roots. a regular It ha no equal. Mother Cray's Australian Leaf la sold by druggists or sent by mall for cents. Sample sent free. The Mother Gray Co. LeRoy. N. Y. MISS COWARD ENTERTAINS U of When the stomach falls to perform functions, the bowel become de- ranged, the liver and the kidney con- causing numerous The stomach and liver must be re- stored to a healthy condition, Stomach and Liver Tablets can be depended upon to do It. Easy to take and most effective. Sold by all druggist. Skinner The North Carolina. Bar which held its annual at Seashore hotel, Beach, this week, honored our townsman. Col. Harry Skinner, by turning him as a member of executive committee of the association and him a delegate from the North Carolina Bar to the American Bar which convenes in Chat in August. The other delegates from this State are; Hon. W. D. Pruden, of and Hon. Geo. Rountree, of A of mules hitched to a wagon loaded with tobacco flues, ran away Wednesday afternoon. The team left Evans street going Fourth, than turned into Washington where they were topped. Several children play- in the street narrowly missed being run over. DIXIE ICE CREAM be made and frozen in minute cost of On t a Stir contents of one package ICE CREW into a quart of milk and freeze. No cooking, no beating, nothing else to add. Everything but the ice milk in package. This make t quart of the most delicious ice cream you ever ate. Vanilla. Straw- y, and packages at your grocer, or by mail i I be does not keep it. Tat C, Is Bay, N. Y. The world's most successful cine for bowel complaint Is Colic, Cholera and Remedy. It ha relieved more pain and suffering, and saved more lives than any other medicine In us. In- valuable for children and adults. Sold by all New North Car baa las New industries established in North Carolina during the past week, as reported by the Chat- Tradesman, are as fol- Charlotte- gas company. Concord milling com- Elizabeth com- company. Mount Gilead-$125,000 cotton oil company. New medicine company. lumber com- piny. develop- company. paper company. the Visits Ladies. On Thursday from four to seven Miss e Coward entertained a number of her friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Coward, in honor of the visiting young ladies. The home was made more beautiful with decorations of potted plants and flowers. The hall library and dining room thrown into one large reception room. arrival the guests were met at the front door and greet-, d by hostess and Miss Pattie Bruce Mist Lillian Burch ushered the guests into the parlor where fruit punch served by Misses Susie Warren and Mary Smith. The guests were then received by Miss Smith in th library where they mt the guests of honor. Progressive hearts was en joyed from about live to six- thirty. In this contest Lillian Carr and Mattie King and bliss of La Grange, tied. Miss Whit Bed cut the highest and was awarded a bottle of Misses Susie Warren and Bettie Pearl Fleming tied for the booby. Miss Susie Warren cut high- est and awarded a miniature powder box and puff. After the games ices and cakes were d by Misses Pattie Wooten. King, and Ernestine As sun was setting the Seats departed declaring Miss ward an ideal hostess. The out of town guests present on this peasant occasion were Misses Edwina Lovelace, Helen Patterson, and Martha Stevens, of Wilson, of Marie Manning, of Henderson; Eva of Williamson; Christine Stancill. of Hill; Miry Smith, of Windsor; Allie G. Lit- of Bethel, and Miss Elizabeth of Get a High-o- outfit to-day. Pour a few drop from the bottle Into Inhaler that cornea with each on and breathe It In or S times a day. Immediately you will know that Hy- ii in-1 soothes and heals the Inflamed and Irritated membrane. But does more than soothe and heal. It kills the germs, those per- pests, that are at the root all year I Buffered terribly with catarrh. I used one bottle of and my catarrh Helen Cal. . A complete outfit. Including , a bottle of a hard rubber pocket Inhaler and direction for use, cost only If you now own a Inhaler, you can get an bottle of for only cents at Coward Guaranteed to cure catarrh, croup, and sore throat, or money back. OF THE CONDITION The Bethel Banking Trust Co., AT BETHEL, N. C. At the of business, March 1910. Loans and . . Overdrafts ace. an-l 7.600 and Doe from Undivided profit, Silver coin, including all minor currency National k r U. S. notes d taxes paid hi , Sub. to la WHAT CENSUS WILL SHOW. A WRECK of train, automobile or buggy may cause cuts, bruises abrasion, sprain, or wound that demand Ar- greatest healer. Quirk relief and prompt cure result. For burns, bolls, sores of nil kind. eczema, chapped hand and lip, sore eye or corns, It supreme. Surest pile cure. At all druggists. A PROFITABLE Spokane woman hit kept an ac- curate record for one year of her one- acre poultry ranch. She began with white Leghorn hens. During the year 22.079 egg at an av- of cent a a total of 1662.37; hatched and railed 1.300 chicken from which sold broiler at cents each, making 1320. At the end of the year she had and twenty cockerel, for which could get on th local mar- for breeding purposes, Her total 11,562.37. Her were The of the acre for the year Designer, for July. State That Hare Mad Largest Population. Washington, D. C, June 29- The Southern Commercial Coir estimates that the cm-u of 1910 will show the Southern States, including Missouri Oklahoma, to have made a in population since the census of 1900 of per cent, or from to The train of all other states of the tog-ether is estimated to have been per cent during the same period. The five eta tea of South which will appear to have made the greatest numerical gain population in ten years are, in the order named, Oklahoma. Texas, Missouri, Georgia. Ala- Oklahoma gained more than in population. The order of the Southern States in the totals of population will probably appear in the of 1910 Texas. Georgia, Kentucky, see, North Carolina, Alabama, Virginia, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Ark- Maryland, West Virginia, Florida. The five states to make the greatest proportionate gain in the same period will be, in the order named, Oklahoma, Florida, j Texas, West Virginia, Louisiana. Omitting Oklahoma, p o- growth is due to its development within twenty- me years from an Indian n, the states of the will rank follows percentage of in- Florida, Texas, West Virginia, Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi. Virginia North i, C j Arkansas, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, Maryland. The above calculation are based upon provision of the Census Bureau, supple- mortality statistics for 1908, just issued. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, County of I, W. H. Cashier of the above-named bank, do swear that the above statement is to the of my knowledge and belief. W. H. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to m-j this day of Apr., T. Carson, Notary Public, M. O Jones, Mount. Staton, Directors. The Bank of Greenville GREENVILLE, N. C. Over OHIO RS. R. L DAVIS, President J. A. AM V-President J. L. LITTLE. H D. BATEMAN. Cashier DIRECTORS. R. L. DAVIS, of R. L. Bro. e, N. C. J. A. ANDREWS, . . Greenville, N. C. W. E. PROCTOR, of I. Proctor Bro. N. C. R. W. KING, Greenville. N. C. J. R. Merchant lie, N. C. J. G. General Greenville, N. C. R. R. FLEMING N. S. T. HOOKER. Prop Lib Warehouse If, N. C. R. A. FOUNTAIN, of Fountain ft Co. Fountain, N. C. B. W. MOSELEY. Cotton and Inn. N. C. W. B. WILSON. Merchandise Broker Greenville N. C JAMBS L. LITTLE . Greenville, N. C Business Cordially Solicited C. T. store is where mothers teach their children to go for Big Bargains in Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Dry Goods, Goods, Notions and Millinery. That is Dress Goods, Notions where everybody goes. He it Try Him w. IN ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Having qualified as administrator J. L. deceased, late of ton. N. C, this Is to notify all person having claim against the the aid deceased, to exhibit to the undersigned, within twelve mouth from this date, or notice will be pleaded In bar of their recovery. All person Indebted to laid estate will please make Immediate payment. This 23rd day of June, 1910. J. R. HARVEY. Administrator. F. U. James Son. Atty. Subscribe to Reflector. LINIMENT World's Greatest Pain all Ty ruin Km Ark o. C. Vi. ml Notice. court Before C. Moore, Clerk Willis D. F. V. Johnston. J. B. Johnston and Addie M. Johnston, By virtue of decree of the clerk of the Superior court, made by D 0.1 Moore, clerk, on the 26th day of May, I 1910, in the above entitled undersigned commissioner will, on Sat- the 25th day of e, 1910, i to public before house door in Greenville, to the high- est bidder for cash, the d tract or parcel of land, to on the edge of the north- bank of Tar river at a point where three holly formerly at near- opposite the edge of the big and run thence nearly at right angle with the river to the big old Parker and Perk in line, thence down said to Parker a or Rid Banks creek, thence down said creek to the river, thence up the river to the beginning, containing acres more or less, and being the trait tr parcel of land purchased by E. C. low y from the administrator of A. Braswell. deceased, and being the second tract of land described in a deed from E. C. to S man O. John- Dee 23rd. 1880 and record- ed in the registers office in Pitt county in book Y-3, page This sale U to be mad. for partition, and will be at o'clock m. en th 28th of Jane. 1910. P. C. Harding, Commissioner. Groceries And Provisions Cotton Bagging and Executors Notice. Having qualified executor of J. L. Tucker, deceased, late of Pitt county, N. C, this to notify all persons claims against the of deceased, to exhibit them to under signed on or before June h, 1911, or this notice will plead in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to laid estate please make immediate This June 9th, 1910. . . C J. Tucker, Executor. F. Q. James A Son, C ltd Fresh kept con- stock. Country Produce Bought and Sold D. W. Li a t GREENVILLE N S North Carolina Land Sit By of power given me by a mortgage deed made a n and wife, h Edwards, on the 12th day of April a d d in book D Pitt county registry, ah-II sell to the bidder for ch. at the court hi-use door in noon, on t. e i day of June, 1910, it be- the lowing described Be in the town of at the wet corner jot the Joe lot on street extended, thence a southerly about fifty two feet to a stake, to a corner, thence in a westerly about two hundred a d forty feet to the Hetty William north west on Pitt street, thence in a direction about fifty two feet c one-fourth of n acre, more or This the 14th. day of May, 1910. S J. Everett Atty. E. S. Brown. Mortgagee. Notice to Creators. Having duly qualified before the court of Pitt county a executrix of the last will and of H. W. Martin, deceased, notice is hereby given to all person indebted to the to make to the undersigned; and all person having claims against said estate are notified to the lame to the on or the -h day of May, 1911. or is n will be ad in bar of rec day of May, 1910. Alice V. Martin. of Martin. Sale Land. By virtue of a decree of the r court of Pitt county in special pro- No. J. A. Gray and wife, against Fannie Mitchell it the undersigned com will sell cash before the court house door in Green-ill noon, on Saturday July 2nd the described, piece or parcel of situate in the of Pitt an I in township, the lands of J. H. Evan. Ira P-r- t. r and H. Worths t fifteen re ard being a i t of the Porter land. S lid Inn j sold for May 24th, 1910. J B. C Stray Taken Up. have taken up a hog, light color, weight id square in right ear. I, marked an can get nine by roving and paying charge. Peter Grime. Greenville. N. C. R. t. D. No. ltd Subscribe to the Reflector. Notice lo Creditor. Having duly qualified before th- Superior court clerk of Pitt as of the estate of Stephen C. Wooten deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to the estate to make immediate payment to the and all persons having claims said estate r notified to present the came to undersigned for payment on before 2nd day of Jun . I II . r notice will be plead in r of re 2nd day of Jun . In. R. i of Stephen C. Wooten.

WINTERVILLE DEPARTMENT In Charge of F. A. EDMONDSON K C. July th. 1916. C. Cox went to Ayden Thursday, manuring Company an- cheap; com- A new lot of neat and durable Barber A Pitt Count School by The A. G. Cox market. desk for are liberal. When in the to fee us, we tin Miss of Stokes, ha teen visiting Miss Janie left. Thursday evening r home. She was d part of the way by F. F. Miss Janie Kittrell. We are a nice of fins and caskets. Prices are right and can furnish nice hearse service. A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. Cb. Cora- Herrings at ton. Barber Co. We hay. Needles. Bobbins, Shuttles. Sewing Machine In the country. needle threaders, the very thing for affected eyes or dark Barber Co. C. T. Cox. one of our Jolly young men came In Monday from a trip on the road. He brings the same loud laugh- that seems drive away the blues. We have put In an assortment of Patter fOr all Barber Co. How la your soul Let show you our new lot of Harrington. Barber A nice six key Soda Fountain for sale.-R. Dall. Miss Mollie Bryan Pox came In Tues day from Bethel, where she has been JOHNSON THE BOXING CHAMPION JEFFRIES TAKES HIS DEFEAT IN GOOD SPIRIT. Johnson Defeated Yesterday Round-Meaty Spent Enormous. Reno. July Thousands of people left last night, but there are thousands And sure enough Wants It That Way, Bat lac lie a i Are Else. Hanrahan, July week you put such a long head over what we wrote that many of our country friends failed to find the is what we country people ch to call everything written from cross roads place Several asked us what the trouble last week with Hanrahan, as there was nothing in The R flee- from there. We told them that there but we suppose when they glanced at that long head they thought it was some astronomical write up or a zoo- us Shoes F. A. left Thurs- day to attend the big picnic at Hill, near Par Spring Dress Goods. Embroidery and Laces see lot A ,. haVe the establish-, W. Rollins, who a known as the Carolina Milling position A. W. Ange Co. and Mfg. and will be ready Boon fit me has left US general repair work a position with J R. Bar- of Ayden. 0-car is ; i j , i i I, j a crown or our people went a good-natured fellow and we are going to miss him, but of them stranded. Jeffries is going back to his farm. He takes his defeat in the beat of spirit and admits he was out- classed. He says he knew he was defeated from the seventh round. He has gotten out of the fight nearly Johnson has gotten about The amount of money that has been spent on the fight is enormous. we want to congratulate the J. R. Smith Co. upon their good luck in securing such an efficient clerk. For nice, fresh Fish, fee It. D. Dall, Tuesdays, Thursdays and days. B. D. Forest, has been work- in interest of Pitt Co., Oil Co. for the past year, but we are glad to see him back in his old position with A. W. Ange Co. He will fill the vacancy made by W. Rollins. For cold drinks of all kinds, call at H. L. Johnson's Fountain. R. L. and Ernest Cox took in the excursion train Greenville to Raleigh Thursday. They a good time. Just lot of and Children's Barber Co. Miss Ruth after spending a few days visiting and relatives here re- turned to her home, near Rich- lands, Thursday. Ruth was such a pleasant girl we want her to come to see us real often. The is the kind you need. See W. Ange Co. Come to see The A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. for Tobacco Trucks and We cull your attention to our new line of W. Dall. Mrs. E. B. Thomas, of Green- after spending a day or Misses Kate and Chapman, returned to her yesterday morning- nice, flesh, corned Herrings, . W. Ange Co., IV M Blanche Cox. who hat b visiting her sister, Mrs. James, near Robersonville, returned home today. Straw Hals are going fast, buy one, don't be W. Ange Co. John R. Murchison, a clever salesman of Wilmington, was in our town yesterday. Leave your orders for Ice at H. L. Johnson's. Will be delivered where. In town. Mrs. A. G. Cox is spending the week in the country. Matting and Oil Cloth, for the Buy some, cover it Barber Co. Before buying, see my line of Post L. Johnson. Field Peas and for sale by A. W. Ange d Co. N. C. To reduce our stock before we will offer for a limited time, for ginghams, Calico. Dress Goods. to He; Suiting. Percales, S to Motor Cloth, Waist Goods, Lawn. Mohair Wool to Table Peaches. Peaches, Shirts, c; Skirts, Shirts, Co. Quite a crowd of our people to Morehead City Sunday. A nice lot of Matting Just in. Ange Co. Cant, J. W. went to Nor- folk Sunday and returned Monday. We are now in position to do grinding every day and general repair work Barber Co. K. F. Tucker returned Monday from Dover, where he has been visiting friends. A new lot of Dry Goods and Notions Just in. Better buy while cheap A. Ange Co. N. Johnson and Dowdy Smith went to Greenville Tuesday. Car load of Top Dressing for Cot- ton Just, W. Ange Co N. C. H. A. White, one of Greenville's clever business men was in town Tuesday. Land Plaster for Co., N, C. F. A. and C. T. Cox went to Tuesday. The A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. are in to give you the best Tobacco Trucks and Flues for your money. They have made extensive for their manufacture this sea- Caused by the Fight Miss Rosabel Taylor of spent the day visiting Miss Mamie Cox Beef, Sausage, and Fish, going at Johnson stand on railroad street. J. R. Johnson. M. O. Bryan. F. C. and J. H. Cox attended a picnic at Monday and report an ex- time. You will never regret when you purchase a Buggy, by A. G Cox Co., N. C. Miss Doughty of KInston. came In today to visit, her brother, O. C. Doughty. Washington D. C, July Washington today is taking stock after a night of rioting between whites and blacks, which began immediately after word was flashed that Johnson was victor over Jeffries. One hundred and thirty five arrests were made by the police. Thirty live men are in city hospitals, three of are in precarious condition. Fifteen riots occurred during the evening and night, but were suppressed by the police. The riots ally occurred on Pennsylvania avenue and in the very shadow of the capital. Negroes were pulled from street cars, chased and beaten. From New York and many other places come reports of similar riots. HARRIS i. Marriage Solemn Might. There was solemnized in son can on your orders prompt- Raleigh Sunday night at half past nine o'clock, a marriage, the news of which will come a surprise to the many friends of the young couple. The con- were Mr. C. Scott Harris and Miss Annie B. Lewis, and the ceremony was performed at the home Mr. Percy B. Fleming, by Rev. R. S. Stephenson. The young couple are well known and have many Raleigh, all of which wish them much success and The bride is from Kin- and has for time held the position as stenographer in the office of the North Caro- Home Insurance Company. The groom is an energetic y business man of this city and has for a long time held a responsible position in the office of Mr. John C Drewry. Raleigh News and Observer. MR. R. T. EVANS DEAD. Away in the Pros Life Pie SOc Shirts. Call and see what W. ft Co. The A. G. Cox Manufacturing Co. re rendering good service In the Collins and cheap with vice; Let frame that picture for you. Any W. Ange ft Co Was Buried Sunday Mr. Roy T. Evans died day afternoon at his about a mile from town, and was buried Sunday in the Evans family grave yard. Mr. Evans was some over pears of age, and was a son of the late Mr. Amos Evans. He was a photographer by profession and was a self-made young man, having advanced from a small beginning to be one of lead- in his profession in Eastern North Carolina. Last fall he hurt his leg by bruising it with an from which formed which later developed in of the bone and caused his death. In 1903 Mr. Evans married Miss Sallie daughter of Mr. Isaac and is by the wife and two one having died about month ago while be was in the hospital in Richmond. He is also survived by two brothers, Messrs. Guy and God- Evans and two Mrs. Will Forbes and Mrs. Charlie Kittrell. He was a member of the Christian church, and his life was that of an upright and just man. The funeral service was con- ducted by Be. R. H. Settle, of OF THE World-Wide Against Their Exhibition In Shows. By Wire to The Reflector. New York. July is a nation-wide movement turning against exhibiting moving pictures of the Jeff- light. Secretary Shaw, of the Christian is leading the movement against the exhibition of these pictures. He Is getting in with cities all over the country. Seven have already pro- pictures and many others In- Raleigh, Atlanta and Wash- in the South, have taken action, in the meantime, at the light are being brought from Reno In special cars and are being developed Till they reach New York Friday ion will made by owners as to their method of lighting opposition to It was declared today, how- ever, on good authority that there la likelihood of a legal battle In the en- to force pictures Into those cit- which have barred them a re- of race riots, which followed the prise tight. The president of the picture company la on the train with pictures, hot his attorneys here are Investigating the matter. the turn- loose came Wednesday night at o'clock just about the time most of the people la ton and surrounding country had retired and were about to be fanned into peaceful slumber by the zephyrs. It was there that that unearthly sound broke in up n the stillness of the night. Our space is entirely too limited to tell the half that was dine. Were these people frightened Yes, not only the woman and children, but the bravest of the brave. Did they look for it No, but barricaded themselves behind their doors. Many of them shot at the air until they had no more cartridges to shoot with, and then they bid them selves as best they could, and for once offered up their supplies to the Mo.-t High. Was it only the minded and tint- that imagined all sorts of things No, those that are highly and one that stands at the head of one of the most learned professions, was on his front porch cooling after a hot drive, when the blast Was he Of course not, but he hastened to his closet and when h; had securely barred the door, there on his knees the devotees of the mother church believe in kneeling when they he promised hit Maker and St. Peter that if they would only call Gabriel for this once that he would surely attend church vices next Sunday morn- And as they had been somewhat slow in building their chapel, and his people could not worship there, he would do the next best thing, would go and worship with the people of the daughter of the mother church. He had found tut Sunday that it was not trumpet but only a detestable concern attached to a stream boat, but he kept his promise and went to the Methodist church Sunday morning. other things happened. Some serious, others ridiculous, but space forbids. Indulge us enough to say that the keeper of the railroad bridge, instead of responding by opening the bridge to the blast given as a signal for this, leveled his sun at the fiery eyed as she came in sight, and emptied the con- tents of his repeating rifle straight at her bow. Now in all we hope that who ever has the authority will make that captain take that thing off of his boat. Too much space already but, Mr. Editor, we do want to say that we feel like taking off hat and giving three cheers for the new board of commissioners, of in that they have by high license closed one of the corrupting places, called a near-beer that has exist- ed for sometime in our midst Go a step further, gentlemen, and see that all business are closed on and please fix that bridge N. C. June 30.- of the most beautiful and impressive marriages ever wit- in was solemn- in the Christian church evening when Mr Wesley Yount Swain, of Henderson, led to the altar Miss Ada Tyson, this city. The church was moat elegant- decorated with cut and color scheme being green and white. The bridal party marched through the placed arches and the bride stood beneath a belt of white flowers and rose leaves. Miss Mary most sweetly and with Mrs. John Stanley Smith presiding at the organ and to the soft of FOR TORPID LIVER. A the whole system, produces SICK HEADACHE, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Rhen- Sallow Skin and Pile. There Is m better remedy for these M. LIVER PILLS, trial prove. No Substitute. and Miss Rosa Hooks, center aisle; Mr, Hugh Lassiter and Mr. W. J. ride aisle. Misses Gladys Barrow and Novella Horton, flower girls; Miss Annie Laura Lang ring bearer. Then came the bride with her bridesmaid, Miss Brown, down the center aisle and was met by the groom Mendelssohn's march, on the arm of his best man, Mr. the bridal filed in. e T. J. Young. at the altar. party entered Rev. The gowns all were very C. Manly Morton, officiating mm I ant a beautiful, carrying out from the scheme. The- H a p M-t, bride a gown of white satin M. and Mr. A. C. Monk embroidered with pearls and down center aisle, Mr. J. T. carried a shower bouquet of and Mr. J. M. Young, bride's roses and of the- c -inter aisle; Miss Sallie Keel and Mr. is H. Harris side Miss Lucy Moore and Miss by Lang, Center Mr. J. P. Special to The Reflector. Carr and Mr. J. Y. Monk, c., July h. aisles; Miss and for congress by Miss Annie Perkins, aisle- c- Harding of u. . . ville. was made chairman of the con- Mr. T. C. and Mr. J. H. A large crowd was in Darden side aisles; Miss Mina dance. 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Full literary course per year, including tuition, board, room, right, beat, nurse, ordinary medicine ind all minor fees, 1210.10- in the Club, to foB lest. Nest session begins Sept. Id, Address, Including elective ea Art R T. VANN, Rain, North D. J. WEI-HARD, Editor Truth in Preference to Fiction. One Dollar Per Year VOL. No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, JULY 1910. No. never cease to try; an two continents being cut deathlike apathy has been replaced in twain, where men are learning by a national seal for health and that an undertaking to be done well OF TEACHER I MARCH that Is satisfying to even the or indeed to be done at all. must be FOR HEALTH. most demanding. This zeal is break- performed under the auspices of into country wide expression, In and sanitation, all sorts of forms and ways. The most fertile lands on this green STANDARDS LIFE. The Measure of a Man Is What he in, Not What he bus. JOHN H. SMALL BACK TO AGAIN. It takes so long to learn how to live; so long to get even a glimmering of what life is for and what we ought to do with ours. We are. so prone to live in the future, to fret ourselves about it. We are so busy yearning for the joys we imagine other people have, and worrying about the troubles we NAMED AT EDENTON FOR CON- BY ACCLAMATION. For Time Hie Democracy of First District Places I hi. Honor This Worthy Hi The congressional convention of the first district of Imagine we are having, that we make North Carolina, met Wednesday after- of the one thing we are noon at Edenton, and was called to or- by Dr. C. Laughing- the Movement, New earth of ours has not been made the house lo the Summer School Philosophies, Material abode of man, hitherto he has been Students at East Carolina Teach- dearth Cults of every conceivable compelled to go away from them and School. kind, are means to an end, and that seek the cold and uninviting North, end is the preservation of the body, because he could eke out a living Ladies and I am free to Winter has told us that where disease producing germs could confess that I stand abashed in the Collins composed the not. Where disease producing realization I am about to address he was raCked by sick- are perishes, great developing power in North and pain one but hygiene is banishing the sure endless regret. at 3.15 o'clock p. m , by Dr. A. I. Carolina. The power that Is taking another deserted him. because diseases of the tropics and Is I And of all the the limit is Pendleton, of county. the North Carolina child and putting none of them could bear opening up for human habitation, rich , to permit someone else to make our chairman Of the district executive com- it in the way of making a man and a Ms We cannot deny that men lands where dates and bananas have, standards for us. Haven't we T. J. woman that is bigger in mind, in soul and astonishing hitherto grown unseen by human Can't we think for ourselves was required to ac as and In body than its father or mother. render faithful service eyes, it is destined to give mankind want things we don't need, many secretary. Everybody realizes that from the grist nature, under new world, equal to that which man don't really care for, Just because The attendance upon the convention of the public school the rank and file would more excuse their now inhabits and many limes one else has them, and wouldn't was large, the roll II counties of the constructive citizenship But, fertile. Where grain will wave if we did have them I showing all but Hertford, Hyde, and must come. Everybody from the gov- such rare roses bloom the whole year through j To struggle and strain to make a show being represented. or the State to the boy that in a rule re- and where children will wax healthy when all the neighbors know it is Chairman Pendleton named P. C. mails his letters, realizes that the . . t measure and merry lands which have hither- only a show, and would respect us a Harding, of Pitt count, as that even a moral, material and o means do- to been uninhabited because of dis- cal development of the State depends average and women. The ease, it is making upon you. Go to a his In shielding man from his unseen en- progressive idea that the and energy upon his ills, in preserving his family not ask how big a house we hail the temporary chairman lo chair, public aught to know, is not and a stock of in completing his mastery over the from, nor how many university de- Mr. Harding made until it receives the energy that would otherwise be avail- powers or nature. have won, nor what is our and teacher's seal of approval, along with am, study of hygiene Not. what we have, nor ready to proceed to or- the teacher's guarantee that it will be ill health in a sanitation is equal in Importance but what are. And inoculated into the youth the State or a individual, that or astronomy, geology and our measure of everybody but. On motion the not only that it may live tor the a that will In purging the- mind of man BU-j RIdgway In The heap more if we had the courage to chairman or the convention and be ourselves Death's standards J. H. LeRoy. of ought be life's standards. Death and J. F. of to escort HON. H. W. ON THE FIRST BALLOT PITT'S CANDIDATE FOR but that the young may explain and Dy everything else in which slum the j for July, teach it to the old. ignorance. This of history has hampered his moral de- was made permanent, l. J., of Pitt, H. j being added an manufacturer is hopeless unless come common knowledge and Pasteur In discovering j on Court and technical and Industrial education is convinced the world strong the relation to diseases of the Infinite-j There was a motion made a part of the public school cur- are all absolute small things called disease pro- of counties called for . naming has its future in Business men. scientists, politicians bacteria did much as 011- members of the your hands. The leaders of say of educators and In the overthrowing or ad W. D. Pruden Staled I are crying out social better- are joining hands and every day lions and the belief In evil spirits. ., v no v., is not on solid ground until the are making the a splendid Hygiene touches the bodily and j construction of a new court house resolutions, as It la usual public school Arcs the youth or the conscience. welfare of the individual, new Jail. adopt the our land for bolter tilings. The j donated to public State and mankind as a whole. The I A large number of contractors were tonal and State as plat- does not hope to sober the old , gave in progress of civilization depends upon fellows; they may vote and legislate she has Increased her spend- the advancement of it. all they please, but unless the boy and mg for hygiene per cent, as against My friends, I could go for a week themselves or their firms, ., speech against this motion, but it i We could not get definite Informs- carried. He also tin , girl in the school is convinced that per cent, for all other purposes, and not you the wonder- bids P- alcohol is the principal source of all first federal appropriation was tor things that hygiene the ills, poverty, disgrace, crime, disc- and went to build a marine have done, Is doing do I; and retrogression that flesh is hospital, and last year the Federal will not take your time. You heir everything that is done to pro- government set aside heard enough already to convince you its will come naught. the public health. Congress will this that what attention and you The Baptist say that, unless the pub- Vote on addition to the president's can giro to its service is well worth lie schools teach Baptist doctrine cabinet, and that addition will be a while. Let me ask you. can I depend AT Elected of the Fraternity Installed Tuesday N. C. July a that their hope is lost, secretary of the national board of upon you to help educate the public present at Grimes- The same belief is shared and Carolina gave In both young and old. in this a subject Lodge A. F. No. at the campaign other is; nations. Christian Scientists included. Mr. donated millions. ; m . ,, year which was carried, the or the national and slate conventions 1908 be adopted the of this convention. following counties were as executive committee for the Beaufort, J. F. Tayloe; E. Overby; J. X. Pender; Currituck. W. II. Dare. J. judicial Sorehead City Places Honor for Solicitor. The Democratic hosts of the third judicial district met at Morehead City Saturday afternoon to nominate can- for judge and solicitor of tho district. The convention met at o'clock and was called to order by Mr. R M. Green, Craven, chairman the district executive . who requested Mr. A. Ward, of Craven, to preside as temporary chair- man. O. G. Dunn, or Craven, and D. J. Whichard, of Pitt, were made secretaries. The convention, without nary at once got down to business by making the temporary organization the permanent officers. The roll of candidates was called, showing that all in the were represented, and there no con- test or Irregularities In of the delegations. Upon the roll call of counties for nomination for Judge, Mr. E. Hen- or Craven, arose and the name of Hon. D. L. Ward. He brought the first laughter of the con- early in bis speech by to his candidate as Peter's , without spot or in the midst the laughter this provoked some one Interrupted mean Caesar's restated the speaker, then I had Peter on the Seconding speeches in behalf of Mr. Ward were made by Mr. of Greene; Mr. W. T. Mr. M. Craven. When was reached Col, F. I arose and presented the Hon. H. w. Whedbee. He also , interrupted by laughter when he used I the word when can- was intended. He explained Carolina gave in both young old. in this subject , A F AM No . . . fay ,,. to public health, in she gave which is conducive to more communication Tuesday Gates. W. I. cross; force and prosperity than any other witness the installation of R pronounced an error as the subject of hygiene is so large one thing you can give attention to. the officers elected for the ensuing year G man from Craven had made, Mr. T. of dollars for the eradication or hook I can not more than give you an Teach them that marshes and mad The installation was conducted l worm diseases in the South. incomplete index of what is being make and j.,, Williams, Post Master T. B. Wilson; T, b. Winslow; King; Washing- Warren of Craven, seconded the power of the public school, he done. Take the growing convey malaria Both malaria has made your great general. Hon. that is being placed on child hygiene, can avoided by and of Greenville Lodge No. The tot- lowing officers were Y. Joyner, president of this the rich health literature which proper screening of houses and by the J, C. W. M W E. Proctor I am not throwing sprung into existence in less than proper drainage or pools, mud g w . w g j. ; J. O. of Mr. Whedbee. A ballot was then called tor. result- like. them Proctor, Treasurer; A. O. Clark, Sec- I . Pru- of B. Bin lea, c e In an unhealthy body. to . in n Mr. Small lion Ion M in i-ht. i , , co lam . ibis honor had b laced upon i him for the seventh . . In Ids . It When say that the State will be just a decade, the organization or a large holes and tin what you make it. You are the mass or the people health filth promote Hies and promote w. S. S. I her It has not under the influence or the fever; the fly ranks as one of the j j Phelps, C. BUCK, been a week ago since I heard a mutual tuberculosis association, physical loathsome of all creatures, all, j r. Tyler. friend say, that Ideals and ambitions cation societies, the awakening health that its feet are Na is one the implanted by old Mr. Williams, a pub- interests of religious constructed us to catch end carry ail most flourishing lodges of the Masons lie school teacher, Into head, heart the education the masses through kinds of producing . Carolina, II always body and soul of Chas. Aycock was the combined efforts of health officers, which the distributes on every- beagled of some of the Ma- the foundation or the greatness of medical men. ministers, lay organize- thing on which he crawls; that if The ceremonies Tuesday North Carolina's education governor, and the can simply typhoid genus bare a, impressive Mid much What constitutes a State Not speak of these, as each of them are of counted fool of one fly; tea r i. present S ; or factories or churches or rail- importance as to demand them they be V- Gnu roads or agricultural progress, it is rate treatment Nor have I even tried except, the fly is excluded from the . . . of .,., and won,. ,. to foretell the possible bearing of house. This can be done by cleaning w The , ,. . , . . . . morals no r.,,,,,,. an. women. and vast health movement on our up the promises surrounding in body. Strong in soul, In state and national future. As I refer house and by screening doors am Von mod the wisdom to this I ant very deeply Impressed windows. Teach that P or the of Job, the that the world Is In every way getting been proven by actual experiment Strength v. Sampson, and I say all better, and unless we in North Caro- that flies multiply wonderful in reverence, the goodness fore- Una keep abreast of this necessity tor One By has boon in a of God, discharge the groat progress, our will be found room where there was a of responsibilities that conditions have lagging behind. food, from this one eggs pieced upon you. There is no doubting tho fact ton million Hies have been reared in nil agree that your purpose is the call to health undoubtedly five weeks, And the housekeeper to nun and women. You have everywhere been hoard. is a Call pay no attention to a had lesson attar lesson in training to sacrifice and to per- wonder where the conn- from, the mind and soul. In your mind's and public. The call to service Teach them that consumption Is eye When communing with yourself, has tho rumbling undertone of and that nothing will cure you have doubtless seen the vision or the call to all along but sunshine, fresh air and your boys and girls becoming the ages, and I stand here tonight to food leach thorn that small pox can In Roosevelt In call upon you to help our our only be conquered by vaccination; Edison in invention in law. present and our future, In the leach them hook-worm Osier In medicine, Alderman and Ale- to make physical perfection one of the Is not a disgrace but a curable disease in in art, moat Important that la sapping tho State's in but sane In that The signs of an advanced nil classes society; leach Is a sound mind must have a sound show beyond that measles and whooping cough are res- body. It is Hue today as when the sanitation Is destined t be for more deaths and lite i-rip- formulated the adage years more and more of a voice and power plea than all tho wars that have hap- years ago. You, like the In the versatile functions of a govern- In years, that proper mans, have to bear In mind the day is an can prevent them; teach child a body as well as a mind; demand for more extensive learn- them to their eyes, n . . that this the temple or all Hint in human biology. The or examined, Many a child you are training, and it should sanitary engineer is developing with is considered a because hi least receive sufficient attention to most astonishing rapidity. Medical can not see, c because he can make it with the material men are called upon here, there and not hear, a because he Is not well it contains. Training an intellect everywhere as hygienic educators. All enough to think. to and a soul to perfection in absolute great undertakings, Involving human more time out doors, make them of the training and de- life has to be advanced through for and the culture education and and protection of tho body, and sanitary supervision. The delight, comes the Is tho completing of a beautiful armies of tho crusader have given of the Sky with Its stars, the bud- car I'll and protecting it from tho in- place to ideas as exemplified by Japan ding loaves With their unfolding of battle and hogs, by just an which multiplied three fold the tills, the of birds ti tin for a fence Doctors have tier of Its hygienic officers ten- Of worms. to study been along this line for told their power and took a stand way lives men and women who are years and have a few In advance of human progress, enough to care tor their own bod- and a few sociologists, Just The value can demonstrated because they are convinced as is always tho case among those through the undertakings at Panama, healthful happiness goes hand in hand ton, S B. J. S. The members co n-j . , , , .- c, as mil, retired and i . s . of Gates, . County The nomination of a r for con-1 Craven, in order. of com- Greene, lies called until was reached, -h. . J cm and in -i I pointed to l s and worth man. Hon. John II. amid On motion Whedbee . as applause. h. ,; i r; roll of I. was again call- BO 11.05 78.94 nomination of Mr, unanimous amid the greatest of I lays crime i he door of physical deformity and disease. Tench them Just become practically, In just that pro- moral Now in co lei Impress you Hint you have ii In your own pow- more than any other tho of con- serve the physical waste In the State. If you do this, you will have your re- ward, for who preserves strong are tho teach ; the outspoken and active f III i pointed lie , of m ii it of In the j lug in xi nation . . Ion. . . ;, ; . en Ion of re of for solicitor, when IV, . Are d II, Carteret, arose , res Hon. . Seconding speeches de Mr. J. .;. of ind Mr. B J. Everett, of Pitt. . E. I of Craven, Mr, . . n, on . a shout of . of the . to G. Fowl . I, Greet U. A. e. J J, A. I . T. tho, , C, he con mi lent of Mr. H 1111- . C. champion tor a physically stronger ,, P, . r, then shall humanity be .,,,., pointed out that the United looted lead to victories yet undreamed. Ami vs as chairman. the teacher will be indeed and in , the truth the Instrument through which ,,, ,. con- of th. is answered the of ,. ; ., ,. , . , , of Ci give us men. The lime demands . convention to our n, and Greene, was held. Strong minds, great heart-, true lo u, hit, , and Mr. E. M. On Craven and get the government to also M., Leslie Davis of Carteret the Dismal Swamp canal and is candidates tor the It as a free through fare. Mr. H. Ward, Bi t, the r. solution, and n motion I M -ii whom the Of Office docs not kill; n whom the spoils office can buy; who possess opinions and a cue U an who have honor; nun who will not lie; Men who can stand before a And dam his treacherous flatteries without winking; Tall men who live above the tog in public duty and private th Work for Greenville with us. Delightful in, X. C, July Friday A resolution ,. adopt t evening Miss Maude L. Patrick Dr. A. for tho work he n, ; her In hon- done during the last two years ,,, Miss Mary L of Ne no chairman of . Bern, N. C. committee. i The lawn and porches were foregoing should lighted wit rim appeared in yesterday's paper, but and decorated with .- of tin editor back home from potted plants. Edenton, Hie printers already The evening was so loaded up with copy that It had amusements, after which u to be left over for today. fill supper was served on the lawn.

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