OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT I
IN CHARGE OF R. W. SMITH
Authorized Agent of The Carolina and Farm and
Eastern Reflector for Ayden and Vicinity
it Advertising rates on Application
road leading from The Laymen meeting will
,,, to Ayden in Abram's be held lo the Free Will Baptist
ii open travel and Sunday afternoon, sub-
the distance much shorter. the Cross or the
. pump Mala street jinn led by Mr. M C. Pres-
baa been repaired is now giving
SCHOOL NOTES politics and the farmer
COLORED INSTITUTE HEWS.
The colored teachers of Martin
abundance pure sparkling
a i of ladies and misses
. to sec them. J-1
K. Smith Bro.
Mr. W. H is giving
i, coal paint, add-
in. mat ii the exterior.
Mr. J. Sherrod Moore has sold his
farm m Craven county tad moved
t. k to
Hi ; all kinds,
s. good and cheap and cement
pistols and cartridge. J. B.
Bro.
Mr. R. ii. Harris has had his
near the church
a complete of water-
works Installed. Be will move ii
., short while.
Mr. Cox. while his to-
bod Sunday
attack of vertigo and was carried
home by friends unconscious.
The colored church at Little Creek
have Installed a bell weighing
a half ion and Will cull sinners lo
repentance far and near.
Mr. Mack Prescott has moved In-
to his new residence on Venters St.
Mr. M. M is completing
iv-at residence for his nephew Mr.
Dick Simmons. Mr. Dwell is one of
cur most successful farmers, raises
plenty of hog and hominy and
of money crop, hut unfortunately has
never himself a better
Mr. Joe Tripp and Miss
of Grifton. were married on
the . Mr. Tripp has been mar-
three limes and is still a young
n an. not over years old.
Mr. J. J. May was here
ml Informed us that two of , his
neighbors were very sick. Mr. John
James and Mr. Harrington.
Mr was here Monday
and Tuesday discussing the Sunday
school our people and formed
an for the county as
Rev. K. T. Phillips,
dent; Rev. J. W. Fulford. Vive
dent; Mr. o. Berry, Secretary and
Treasurer.
The county Sunday school
will moot here in July to dis-
cuss Sunday school work and lo
plan for establishing Sunday schools
over the county.
Our Sunday schools were well at-
tended last Sunday it being such a
pretty day.
We
School Societies.
The March meetings of the two
literary societies were of especial in-
On Saturday the
Poe bad s
ens program. The hist half of the
was made up of literary
. on gathered from
magazines. The second half
las visit from
i series tableaux and scenes bring-
in the favorites Dickens.
was shown In get-
ting the and copying the
mannerisms of Mr.
the hoy. Dick Mr.
and the various other char-
tern At the close o program
th, society Club sang Dainty
I In the Ivy On I n.
on Honda
., program. Various Interesting
papers and clippings on Si. Patrick's
Day Ireland and the Irish were
lead and told. An amusing contest
to s., which could toll the best Irish
juke was held. Miss Sabra Sykes won
the prize. Miss Arlene sang
beautiful Irish songs.
Ivy ,. So l wish to on
lay evening the Sidney f the issues and of
had a Si. Patrick's . candidates
u in I
SOCIETY
the Schools Holds Very
interesting Meeting.
On the evening of March the
Sidney Literary Society of the
Training School held its regular
monthly meeting. The hall in which
tastefully
the meeting was held was
Mr. Fred Smith and decorated in green and white, carry-
of to our out Patrick idea. Irish
Ayden needs a good shamrock. evergreens, pot
We would be glad lo have some man and Si. Patrick banners were
With his out fit to locale here, m profusion.
Ayden needs among other things a
brick mill in operation, a town mar-
As the members of the society
rived they were met at the door by
town hall, new graded school Misses Lena While. Lula Quinn and
building, our tobacco market opened, Willie Greene Day, who pinned at
again, a nice bank building, a necks a largo green bow and
em up to date brick hotel, a veneer handed lo pads of green and
factory lo our swamp white lo be used later.
timber, a fertilizer factory, a cotton The meeting was opened by the
mill, hosiery overall, shirt SUS- president, Miss Davis, call- ., ,. .
ponder and pant factory, wholesale Hie meeting lo order and asking M. is that both spirits arc
grocery Store. Could make room the business. After the business and that they are battling
more enterprises. had boon transacted meeting for mastery, but that the
We note that our farmers are timed over lo Miss Willie Green Day. that took of him
X. C. March ISIS,
Mr. Inasmuch as the
is lion partisan
paper and a professor of the
a non partisan have
med it proper to discuss the
situation I do not think
unbecoming a farmer to say his lit-
he piece provided ho preserves the
sane non partisan attitude of those
just mentioned.
If this is to he a of
the people, for people, by the
people, then ii is for the
people lo be correctly informed.
, should have a clear understand-
of the real issues to be decided
and s knowledge of the true
of the men whom they are
U vole So wish present my
of the Hire.
s for the
presidency.
First, as lo the issues. There are
two political spirits striving for the
mastery of this country mid as we
cm discuss spirits only as they are
embodied In some person. To make
s long story shot, i will mention two
men who seem lo be the embody-
of these two spirits. Robert U.
is one and Con. Dies
of Texas represents the opposite or
antagonistic spirit. The one Is a
progressive the other is a stand-pat-
one is looking future.
the other lives in the past. The one
I sees a condition which should be
remedied and prepares measures and
ways by which these
conditions can be
ed, other while recognizing that
all Is not as ii should be prepares
a remedy something that has been
tried bin in the mind of most pro-
people never did and never
can produce the desired results. The
people, whom Mr. Lincoln
the Lord loved or He would not
have made so many of them, proves
the saint spirit that rep-
resents, ruling class is actuated by
the antagonistic spirit.
county met in regular session Bat-
March the Mb In the Colored
School at The
LEGAl NOTICES.
TO CREDITORS.
Having duly before, the
f -How to Superior court clerk of Pitt county
of the subject How of the estate of
E. deceased, notice Is here
by Prof. W. V. mm ,, ,
Interesting. The other immediate pay-
on the subject were Miss ,, , u. undersigned and all per-
I Andrews and Prof. Chas. S. having claims against the said
special
at They were or before of March.
ltd by Mr. Fitzgerald of Durham, who or will plead in
encouragingly of the work of bar of recovery.
This Sad day March. 1912.
the teacher
j The principal address was delivered
the Rev. J. formerly
superintendent of Durham county
schools. He spoke upon the building
of character as a necessity In the life
Of a teacher Unit same may be
inspired in lives of his pupils.
A few silent points from the Rev.
Do address arc as
may not be worth much in
and cents but he can be a mil-
in character. Build up a
good name. It mailers not what one
U he is nothing if he has not
Character. Mans life does not con-
in the abundance of his material
worth, but upon the morality of his
He gave two rules for
character building. The first was ad-
needs to says he.
One cannot have
character unless he is In his
I business and fervent in spirit. He
will lead a better life and become a
v worker. Jesus Christ was a
willing worker. He dignified labor.
Thus It is an honor for man to work.
The hand that works is that of an
honest man. Who tills the jails and
floods the court houses It is not
busy man. but the worthless, care-
less man. The busy man does not
doubt Christianity. To succeed, one
JOHN LEGGETT.
of Susan E. Leggett.
SALE OF
By order of Hie Board of County
Commissioners, will offer for sale
public auction on Monday, April
1st. 1913, St noon the small brick
building on the court house square
which was erected for the storage of
the county records during the con-
of new court house,
building to be removed from
premises within days dale of
sale at the expense of the purchaser.
Will sell at private sale before
date If offer is satisfactory.
This March 6th, 1912.
f. G. IAMBS, County Atty.
law till sale
NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator
of Joseph deceased, late of
Pitt county. North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons claims
the estate of the said
to exhibit them to the undersign-
within months from this dale,
or Ibis notice will be pleaded in bar
of any recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make Immediate
Mall should possess .
his
proving their of hogs.
.--- .--.- .
Almost chairman of the program committee. M spirit and that it
needs faith.
Virtue means courage. He able
to say yes or no at the right time.
It takes a man lo do this. He a man.
don't be a mere cipher. Try to do
good, be patient, be virtuous. Ex-
self control. Napoleon con-
armies, but could not control
His next rule was subtraction.
aside malice, guile and evil
This day of March. 1912.
C. II. A.
S G. James Son. Administrator
Attorneys.
Under and by virtue of an order
of the Superior court of Pitt county.
entitled, It Crisp. of It. F.
deed., and it. C. Windham.
Ex same being No.
upon the special proceeding docket of
said court, the undersigned
div see nice hogs being turn explained that the pro- ml, dominates him and that the
tied away from our depot such as tor of
speaking and grace and peace will will, on Monday, day of
arc
Rape, millet and clover seed. and variety.
tits and full line of garden seeds. J
U, Smith and
known better would taken
him for a candidate for the Called v Manning; returned Bat-
O I C Chester. Poland b one in honor of St. Patrick. , He honestly thought
I id variety. Tho on tho he was a progressive so Bald his
Aw cit- was a paper on the but heredity and
Iron, are to Improve our prepared by Miss Mary K. i the interest of the stand-
While. Next Miss Moore gave j.,, wore
a most interesting and amusing read- for those forces laboring for the
on the of St.
Mali. Lucas then real a paper
April 1912. at o'clock noon, at tho
court house door ill Greenville. North
Carolina, offer for sale the highest
bidder for cash that certain tract of
land, lying and being in the county
Pin and slate of North Carolina,
Dr. looked natural lure o, ,,,,,, ,. in White. Next Miss
shaking hands and had the year and to
any
other improvements.
thundered the orator pow- on u,
eloquence. The o Ti. .,,, as
address by directing Commencing a cypress, an
. . ,. -ft . . i., Mill
. . .-.
Prof. Wilson is believed
from Dover
c. a v
I. lie was third on I
Etta s senate from the
people nave
Mr. W. B. lost
; . S night.
,. learn the Jane Cox
two To We wish W
dwellings and lots will be sold In that we have a stock of springy
,,. ;. . , . d I millinery of the latest styles, entitled loves
bad on of Patrick., Miss Ar- many to be the very
,,, interest. It may hi
ram and sang most sweetly. Lit- so m, inquire into prob-
Irish Miss Mary ability. The newspapers, those that
, j gave a leading entitled read pretty generally, agree
an- Patrick's Miss Sarah
next and amused all with
Hie It
, ., of her any re. s,
, care or
Ir. J. H We
is the fact. This ought to be
a tendency prove the
of the proposition, these
with Miss Felton r. d a the Hon. Grover Cleveland was
Southern paper on Irish ardent free and
our n- Bi j . ., , i- was again
mil Town, April 2nd it Hi g Irish
. C. V. Cat Now Interesting and prof. Wilson at one time was lined
, Al. d. . in of the , The ,.,, the other side witness
. the the society were n B expressed wish, that the man who
. . in which they might rite
best they km w. Mrs.
and Misses
multiply upon you. Separate your-
from bad company. Touch not
unclean things, and so
from bad company. Touch not
thundered the orator with pow-
of
OX. . . v -.--
Of his hearers to the life Of agreed starling point, In Harris Mill
as t-j
worth emulating. His address was , ., or
thoroughly enjoyed by all who fence between
-mil his trend of thought was and B, F. Windham and
SI
courage to speak out and snow Hill. Hi. down the road
Bland for living. ;, northeasterly course to
The power to wield influence foreman line. hence down
tor good or evil over any race is to throe gums in Willie
. r, hi h
event false. n
and prof. Wilson
tor goon r . . .,
future or less, and being the
., ,. Eastern ,,,.,.,.,, .,, F. Windham
Carolina la being stifled and ,.,. Marcellus Windham
paralyzed because of Immoral dated April 19th, and recorded
Tho schools should be In the register of deeds of Pitt
. . . . in book
; Mel
Id n lei
Sh a C
I Mid little Bel led
for their home Rap-
. n.
Be to call and see our spring
and ins, II
j. B Smith and Bro.
distributor and
ad chilled castings.
tilth and Bro
I r. W. M. v has
bottling works of Joe
i v in opt rate II i the John Gas-1
a Id g.
Eason of Murry
his
ti . Mrs,
Miss Tripp is visiting at her
I, Mr an first
. ml Griffin la.
s. .; pi and meal
. J. R. and Bro,
Mr, Alfred Gardner returned
from Richmond on Saturday and
brought with a cotton seed
and f distributor, an
of his own. Mr. Gardner
he hi bet working on tins
for three years. Those who
have seen It. are sure of its excel-
He has bad several flattering
ons and offers fur state
rights. He tells m will have them
sale in III II
Miss Dora who i as been
-o very sick. Is able to ho out again
t,. the of her many friends.
Dr. M. M. Sauls is remodeling the
store formerly occupied by Tripp.
Bart and Co., and it will be used for
a jewelry millinery store.
Ayden is said to he best cot-
ton market in tho county. The
bring there cotton here from quite
distance and seem to be
pleased with their sale.
No church service In Ayden Sun-
day owing to the Methodist
not having n pastor.
Ayden, N. P.
. Ilea-
wen . tin a
tall tin
BABBLE
N. C.
. doing th most violent
i aide should be
kt Int
on no is a
. the eight minutes the was Injunction broader Import-
, and member .,;,,. than most of them think.
was asked to respond with her you remember John Tyler
j ., . The judges then retired had so changed the Wigs
make their decision and the society elected him vice president and bow
was entertained by Instrumental disappointed they were in
it Misses Mary L. Dupree Johnson who was so
Davis. When the judges the Republicans elected
ship. The schools
, , ; . county in book -3 p
agency necessary lo bring about o m
i, desired relief. this cannot February 1912
. unless those who, s. m. Commissioner,
lake some pride in their moral Moore Long, Attorneys,
fitness are pal at the head the j 3-1 Greenville. N. C.
Ii will be
cull to cu, tho kit mi n
. h men of political shrewd-
instead men or moral fitness,
given the preference.
. .,. . .
and I made decision, In a few vice president
. In I . . . .
I remarks. Mrs. presented to
. a bra Sykes the
for Monuments
s. all sizes.
All Iron large baked Irish potatoes In a green lowers
. tied white ribbon.
raT This the program for the
cemetery purposes, j evening and each one departed de-
Get my prices. they seldom such an
In
OF Of
The Bank of Ayden,
IT AIDES
lb state of North Carolina, at the close business, B, 1911.
KS.
i. and
drafts . 2,855.66
Furniture and . 648.30
Demand loans .
. items .
Gold coin . 300.00
Silver coin, Including all
minor coin currency
National hank notes and
other S. notes .
. 4,177.00
LIABILITIES.
C Ital ck paid in
Surplus fund .
Undivided profits, loss cur-
rent expenses and taxes
paid .
posits subject to check.
Savings d-posts .
Cashier's cheeks
.
I 85.00
199.38
Don't you remember how Mr. Tad
his most, ardent
ls it sale for the
to ii-1 Prof. Wilson
The other Candidate whom I
I live mind Is a horn
lie entered politics early In life and
the very began to battle
in the peoples cause. His
ancestors were Southern bred, his
tether's lived In the Bast Ha
I i much of his life in tho
whence progressive ideas find
congenial soil. He has tried
and made good, lie the
by the aid and
nice of the p. A majority
was but
in appealing the people they com-
Congress t In their in-
He Is offering serve the people
again a personal sacrifice and
risk of In misunderstood and
v hen he knows the people's enemies
will heap nil the the
devilish ingenuity can Invent
lake the caw gentlemen, don't
blame me for my honest convictions.
A. J. MOTE.
NOTICE TO
Having duly qualified before the
superior conn of Pitt county
administrator the estate of W.
. L ,,,.,,, deceased, notice is hereby
What the race needs to not
to If game o
, i.,,, t th estate make immediate payment
. ,, omen . t , ,.,.,,,. , ,,.,
Of its manhood and the Me
I the, must present th.
to the undersigned for payment
live a clean and honorable and o
to raise those about him to a higher
f living. Men do not
op along all lines at same time.
anally they develop along some par-
line at the expense of another
The man who makes himself
a professional politic Ian and depends
only upon his knowledge of such to
gel through is generally mint for the
position he secures through
cal Wire manipulation; especially
positions as head of a roll
or Ibis notice will be plead in
bar of recovery.
This clay of March,
S. T. CARSON,
of W. B. Ford.
Sign of Spring.
YORK March
posters adorning billboards
and walls from Battery
the Bronx remind the that
Total,
Total.
state of North Carolina, el PHI, s
I. Hodges, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and be-
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before 11th day of December, 1811,
D. G.
H. SMITH. Notary Public.
R. C. CANNON, My commission expires Feb. C. 1913.
Directors.
such . .,. .- . ,
r a school and he may counted winter In years has be-
n to sell or destroy for moss of of history and that
pottage which any race or Is surely here a last No
Son should hold as most sacred more Infallible sign of
in U possession. The man Who St. the season, ha bad than the a-
Willfully and without that circus has
, , being tor life lo town. Fresh
to not only an enemy the Bridgeport the Barnum and
but Is wholly of the aggregation and so-
of a Moreover, and down, has taken
,,, who would destroy both of Gar-
,;. intellectual and moral being to tin and has everything In
worse than being an opening of
worthy
W. C. President
late Senator lo Wed.
WASHINGTON, March wed-
ding of Interest to Southern
in the national capital will take place
In SI. John's Church tomorrow night,
when Miss Margaret Hawthorn
an, daughter of late Culled States
Senator Bryan of Florida, will be-
come the bride of Robert Marshall
rice of Va.
COTTON REPORT.
Resell Places It at
Bales.
The government census re-
in metropolis before
to the road. The great feature of
show this year will be a
number entitled
Will enlist a ballet of
girls, and more than horses will
t pall ill chariot and other
., , ,,, , . M
port was issued and It places races in the The Initial per-
cotton crop for 1911 at will be given
bales. This was a bumper crop and night
If so much had not been left
In the fields there Is a man to personally Inter-
telling how high the figures would in a thing his enthusiasm soon
have gone.
GREENVILLE IS THE
HEART OF
WORTH CAROLINA. IT HAS
A POPULATION OF FOUR
T HOD SAND, ONE HUNDRED
AND ONE, AND IS
ROUNDED BY THE BEST
FARMING COUNTRY.
INDUSTRIES OF ALL
KINDS ARE INVITED TO
LOCATE HERE FOR WE
HAVE EVERYTHING TO
OFFER IN THE WAY OF
LABOR. CAPITAL AND
TRIBUTARY FACILITIES.
WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE
JOB A N D NEWSPAPER
PLANT.
Agriculture la the Mont the Healthful, the Most Noble Employ men Washington.
WE HAVE A
OF TWELVE HUN-
AMONG THE BEST
PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN
PART OF NORTH CARO-
LINA AND INVITE THOSE
WHO WISH TO GET BET-
ACQUAINTED WITH
THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN
A BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE
A FEW INCHES SPACE AND
TELL WHAT YOU
HAVE TO BRING TO THEIR
ATTENTION.
OUR ADVERTISING
RATES ARE LOW AND CAN
BE HAD UPON
V. C FRIDAY Al ft, MIS.
Prosecution Opposes Preliminary
Hearing
STATE
CONDENSED NEWS FROM
ALL OVER THE OLD
NORTH STATE
CHANGE IN HIS CONDITION AWAITED
The Prosecution Is Making Every
Effort to Mrs.
Hearing Postponed I mil
a lie. Change Takes Place as
Regards
lo he Dying.
ATLANTA, Georgia, March
On account of the condition of Eu-
gene Grace, It is probable that the
preliminary hearing of Mrs. Grace,
which has been set In Justice J. B.
court for Thursday after-
noon Will again be postponed.
U. Arnold, with whom Mr.
Hill Is associated In case, says
that any- attempt to hold the commit-
rial before there is a decided
Grace's condition will be opposed
by the prosecution.
Grace cannot get the
attorney declares, naturally any
change in his condition will for
the worse. This means that he will
die and when he does his widow will
be arraigned not on a charge of as-
sault with Intent murder, as the
present Warrant reads, hut on a charge
of
a word of comment would Mrs.
Grace make up on the statements
I Democrats lo Monday.
II. T. Falls of
Cleveland Democratic ex-
has called a meet-
here for next Monday for the
pose of fixing the date of the primary.
At that time Mr. Falls will resign
as chairman as he has announced him-
a candidate for the legislature.
It is not known who will be named
his successor. Mr. Falls has made
a capital chairman and is
for the big majority his party
lined up at the last election.
C. T.
Big Grazed
To The Ground
Worth of Stock
ed to Ashes in Short While.
WORLD
CONDENSED NEWS ITEMS
FROM EVERYWHERE-
TOLD BY WIRE
III CARROLL CO.
Imprisoned by lulling
Church
a severe
windstorm which swept over the
eastern section of tho state yesterday
Mount a church Lane's
Ferry, was blown down, imprisoning
members of a large congregation of
colored people under the roof,
a score of severely but
none seriously. A hole was cut in
tho roof as it lay upon the wreckage
and all were dragged out.
SHOE STORE FLOODED WITH
Volunteer Fire-Fighters and Spectators Distinguish
Themselves in Struggle Against the
Stubborn Element
Chicago Bend Sew Opens.
CHICAGO. March
eleventh annual bench show of the
Chicago Kennel Club opened in the
First Regiment Armory today and
will continue the end of the
week. in the number and high
class of the entries the show
year surpasses all of the previous
exhibitions given by the club. A
special feature la the of
Waller H. Reeves of London, England,
and H. B. president of
the English Collie Club, who will
Judge a number of the prominent
breeds.
Judge Staples, Successor
Presides
NO MORE CAPTURES REPORTED
APPROXIMATE LOSS MAY REACH BEYOND
Shooting Follows of Slayer
From House.
a was shot and killed by all-
her named John last
The on North Liberty street, a
by her husband to
representative In Newman Monday. W from a revolver
She was seen for but a few moments el
room No. house. She
was door bidding good-bye to
John W. Moore, her leading counsel,
who had spent two hours with her.
Mrs. Grace was attired in a blue
Japanese kimono, which was deco-
rated with while and red flowers. She
shook hands with The man,
who accompanied her on the trip to
and from Philadelphia.
is said that Hums a quarrel with
and his brother at home
of a woman in a set-
the Brandon boys put
out of the house. went
his home and got his gun.
Baltimore M. E. Conference.
BALTIMORE. Md., March
annual session of the Baltimore Con-
of the Methodist Episcopal
church convened In the First M. E.
About twelve-thirty this morning was seen Rushing from the rear , Bishop
windows of C. T. big store and by In spite the brave Washington
battle nut up by our fireman aided by sonic the bystanders the build-
and contents were a total wreck; the adjoining building occupied by This afternoon the Woman
the Busy Bee Shoe Store on the lower and the offices Home Mission Society held us
of the Consolidated Tobacco Company on the upper floor, had to be flood- meeting, which was followed
ed prevent Us burning up and naturally for a little of the stock In by the conference sermon delivered
the Shoe Company store which was carried out, the contents of by Dr. S. Parks of Brooklyn,
entire building including the offices on Hie second totally TH will continue
ruined. The building back of the J. It. Brady corner building and
also belonged to C. T. suffered considerably as a fire
in Us Interior fought back the Steady stream of water played
It for than an hour. The John L. Woolen Company's
suffered some damage on tho wall adjoining the Big
was Hooded. More or less damns,
occupied by Frank Wilson across the
until
which next Tuesday,
which
on
drug store
and its
also sustained by the store
street. Electric light and telephone
wires were severed by the flames and at one time the pole on the
side of tho street directly opposite Mr. Store threatened to
serve as to stepping for the flames to gain tho other side of
street.
for
Raleigh
Heel Friends Alabama-
man Form Club lo Support His Can-
for the Presidency.
N. March
the Invitation being issued to all those
Democrats who expect to join the
Underwood movement in old
North Slate, a great number of them
gathered night hers and formed
a club, ii is expected that this or-
materially help the
In North Carolina as the
majority of new members are
men of representation are full
of activity and energy.
I Ii of Mrs. John A. Pugh.
Siler city yes-
Mrs. John A. Pugh, mother of
M. Pugh of this city, died of heart
failure and infirmities of old age. Tho
funeral was held today, relatives from
here going down on tho morning train.
The deceased was SO years old and Is
survived by two sons and three
daughters. She was relic of the
late Capt John a. Pugh, a
citizen of Chatham
Poultry man Loses Chickens by Fire.
II
Minn. a poultry fancier of West Hen-
suffered loss of one
hundred and sixty thoroughbred White
and Buff chicks yesterday
morning i o'clock by a lire
from lamp of a brooder
In the chicken house and except for
heavy downpour of ruin, would
aVe probably lost his residence
which was only fifteen feel from the
chicken house, which was burned
down. The house was enveloped in
Dames when the tire was discovered.
The were only a few days old
were highly prized by Mr.
Valuable goods stored away
In the building were also destroyed.
Meeting of to Take Place
in the Court House on April 2nd.
A charter has been received from
the secretary of stale for the Proctor
Hotel Company, of Tho
with subscribed,
is for an capital
A meeting of subscribers to
will be held In the court house
on Tuesday night. April 2nd, silo
o'clock for tin purpose of
Sketches of proposed hotel will
submitted to the building commit-
a on April for the purpose of
an architect.
Three
There has boon another slight
change iii schedule of one of the Nor-
folk Southern passenger trains. The
morning train from Raleigh that for-
reached at now
conies at three minutes earlier.
May Increase
NEW YORK, March Al a spec-
meeting called for tomorrow the
stockholders of the American
cultural Chemical Company will vote
upon a proposal to increase the con-
capital stock by
preferred and capital
stock. Only of prefer-
ed is understood, will be Is-
sued at present. The proceeds will
be applied to working Capital.
The Date of the Trial of Captured
Outlaws, Floyd and Victor Allen,
Wesley Edwards and Marion
Will be April
on Motion to Attach Allen's
Va., March
With the day search for the
fugitives. Allen outlaws, proceeding
in the Ridge mountains nearby,
Staples today opened Carroll
circuit court for the last day
of the so interrupted
by the mountaineer gunners. The
day's business was the clearing of
the Judge and
healing arguments on motion of
counsel for Allen family to
Indictments on properly belonging to
the by relatives of the
of tho court house tragedy.
Judge Staples will a
grand jury tomorrow to return new
Indictments all tho alleged
murderers, The date for the trial
of Floyd and Victor Allen,
Edwards and Byrd Mason will ho set
probably for April
Detective in the mountains report-
ed today nothing further than that
they had boon close upon heels
of Allen and his nephews
limes during the lust day or two,
and hoped to run then down Boon.
Tho loaders think they will
be aide starve out the outlaws by
Admiral Moore To
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal., March
Rear C. B. T. Moore, recent-
domiciled from the command of the
naval training station on
Island, sailed on the steamship
today on route to the Philip-
pines, he is to become com-
of the naval station
vile and
culling off their communication
moonshiners and oilier friends.
with
at Ca-
at
is In
Will
If you hive trouble In gelling rid of
Nobody really seems lo know how the lire stalled at store.
Preparations for tho spring opening which was to lake place had
been going on all yesterday and a little after midnight, when the
dorks left the building; then everything seemed to
minutes later firs was discovered emerging from
the firemen got the sen.- proved
Opens Campaign on
April
Has
Thai he Cam-
in Raleigh April
RALEIGH. March
nor Chas. II cock will open his
campaign for the United sen-
ate April in Raleigh's big
He has returned from Phil-
where he lock a special
the past month In a well
known sanitarium there with a view
to attaining full restoration to his
old health and strength,
to g
Great Damage
State Farm
Damage Hew
the Wale Farm
Reach I be Mark.
SCOTLAND NECK March
ports from the flooded districts along
Roanoke river, are lo effect that
the damage caused by the freshet
las. will be enormous. It
said damage Hie state
farm, at alone will be
than
Those who have kepi note of the
freshets In the Roanoke river say that
the one week was the largest
sine- the keeper at
sins II was higher than
lime by Inches a.
ilia
Large areas of arm lands on ho
river go this year,
because the farmers not being able
to prepare I, for cultivation and some
other because of the another
ruining the crops tho
river being broken in many
ea, thereby leaving the field at
j ,. the
plat
of
all right. Twenty
window of the store and by the tin
. you may know that you are It had gained such control that almost all the of store wore
heap of burning ambers. The draperies used profusely to
the shop preparatory lo the opening proving a must wining fuel to
encourage the element. By quarter to one nearly every citizen of
had been routed out of bed by the mournful dies lire.
on fifth
Into the campaign
for United states senator that be will .
wage will Senator Simmons,
and Chief Justice
Clark, of the supreme court, as;
the I his opponents. He is greatly Greensboro,
in health and says that he ,., ,,. three children and like most
Dot ll properly. There is no a
reason why cold should hang on for
weeks and will not if you take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. For
Bale by all dealers.
will get into the race forthwith. , I lake cold.
We have d kinds of
reining. he says, have
Dr. H. Hyatt win be any that did them as moos,
Bertha Monday, April 1st treat ills- good as Chamberlain's Cough
the eye. sale by all dealers.
ISSUE
OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT
h IN CHARGE OF R. W. SMITH
Authorized Agent of The Carolina and Farm and The
Eastern Reflector for Ayden and Vicinity
Advertising rates on Application
TRAINING SCHOOL NOTES
POLITICS AND THE FARRIER
The March of Um two
COLORED INSTITUTE NEWS.
leathers of III
March county in Sal-
Mr. as the lull IS UM Colored
societies war. asp,. to- K. partisan The
On Saturday evening the Ed-
gar Society had a
TO
Having duly qualified the
paper and a professor tin- of the Subject -How to I Superior court clerk of county
Tile road leading from Green
county to by St.
The Laymen meeting will
will Baptist
ii. held in the
bluing is for travel and nukes i lurch next Sunday Sub-
distance much shorter.
he public pump in Main street
has been repaired and is now suing
u; an abundance pure sparkling
A lull line of ladies and
Come to see them. J.
It. and
w. ii Harrington is giving
a coat of paint, add-
to the exterior.
Mr. J. Sherrod Moore has sold ins
farm m Craven and moved
bark to Ayden.
Hardware, all kinds, sewing
good and cheap and
pistols and cartridges. J it- Smith
c Bro.
Mr. Harris has had his
near the Baptist church
and a complete outfit of water-
works Installed. He will move In it
in a short while.
Mr. Josephus Cos, while his to-
bed Sunday evening suffered
an attach of vertigo was carried
home by Friends unconscious.
The colored church at Little Creek
Installed a bell weighing near
a half ton and will call sinners to
repentance tar and near.
Mr. Mack has moved In-
to his residence on Vein, is
Mr. M. II, is completing
in residence for his nephew Mr.
Pick Simmons, Mr, is one of
cur successful farmers, raises
plenty of hog and hominy and lots
of money crop, but unfortunately has
never taken himself a heller
half.
Mr. Joe Tripp and Miss
of were married on
III Huh . Mr Tripp been
three times and is still a young
ii an. over SB rears old.
Rape, and clover seed, onion
and full line of garden seeds. J.
j. the or the
led by Mr. M. c. Pros-
Mr. J. J. May was hen
and Informed us that two of , his
neighbors were very sick, Mr. John
James and Mr. Harrington.
Mr. was here Monday
and Tuesday discussing Sunday
school with Our people formed
for the as
Rev. K. T.
dent; Rev, J W. Fulford. Vive
dent; Mr. i;. Berry, Secretary and
Treasurer,
The county Sunday school
will lure in July lo dis-
Sunday school work and to
plan for establishing Sunday schools
over the county.
Our Sunday schools were well at-
tended last Sunday ii being such a
pretty day.
We welcome
It partisan haw , . administer of the estate
US program. he Mist halt or Hie .,, a . pp. y K. Leggett. deceased, notice to her
program was made of i ,, think other speak-lb
The first half of the
Bade up of literary
material on Dickens gathered from
very interesting.
on , ,.,.,;,. , ,.,,,. , bay mm
current The second half , .,,. , s Ml.
, from Dickens People, ,,,,, instruct- In
. . . lit lit . I
series of tableaux and so bring-
mentioned.
tore at They were follow
the estate to make immediate pay-
to the undersigned and ail per-
sons having claims against the said
estate are notified to present the
same lo the undersigned for payment
on or before the 2nd day of March.
lug in ill.- favorites from Dickens., . . mi or
, was shown In set- b. Mr f Durham, or m, U ,,,,, n
I the people, for the people, by of the work of bar of recovery.
This -ml day of March,
LEGGETT.
of Susan E Leggett.
II ltd
up . and copying the . ,,,.,,,., . ,,.
mannerisms Mr Sam , ,. ,,.,,, The delivered
Wells, lbs Isl hoy. nick mirier Mr. ,, a clear j. ,,.,
mi. aw her and various other , ,. ,,,,, , ,. ,.,.;,,,. ,,,, r ,,,.
a. the dose o program .,,, , , ,. ,,
Glee Club sang a , ,. , ,,. ,, . are M , . ,
l lain in the ,, lo a ,,.,.,. ,,,.,,
On evening the Sidney
Society had a St. Patrick's
Day program. Various Interesting
papers and clippings on St. Patrick's
Day. Ireland and the Irish were
read and told. An
to see which could tell the Irish
joke was held. Miss Sykes
the prise. Miss Arlena tang
beautiful Irish songs.
mm ii n
Hie Training Very
On the evening of
Sidney Literary Society of the
Training School held its regular i .,
monthly meeting. The hall in which and prepares
the meeting was held was tastefully , by which these
Mr. Fred Smith and d, in green and white, carry conditions can be
of Issues and of the three
for the
First, as to the issues. There are
two political spirits striving for the
i of this country end as we
cm discuss only as they are
embodied in some person. To make
i long shot. will mention two
men seem to be the
of these two Robert U.
is one and Con. Dies
Texas represents the or
antagonistic spirit. The one is a
progressive the other is a stand-pat-
The one looking future.
the other lives In past. The one
his family of Vanceboro lo our town
Ayden needs I good newspaper.
We would OS glad to have some man
with his printing to locate here,
Ayden needs among other things a
brick mill In operation, a town mar-
town ball, graded school
Irish i
log out the St. Patrick idea.
Rag, shamrock, evergreens, poll,,,, g no should
punts and St banners ., that has been
hi profusion. In-led but in the mind of moat pro-
As the members of the society ,.,,,. .,,,
be
inspired In the liven of his pupils.
A few points from the Rev.
address are as
may not he worth much in
and cents but he can be a mil-
in character. up a
good name. It matters not what one
Is worth, he is nothing II he has not
character. Mans life does not con-
in the abundance of his material
worth, but upon the morality of his
He gave two rules for
building. The first was ad-
needs to says he.
One have
character unless be is in his
business and fervent in spirit. He
will lead ii better life and become a
and worker. Jesus Christ was a
willing worker. He dignified labor.
Thus it is an honor for man to work.
BALE of III
By of the of County
Commissioners. I will offer for sale
public auction on Monday. April
1st, 1912, at noon the small brick
building on the court house square
which was erected for the storage of
county records during the con-
of the new house.
Said building to he removed from the
premises within days after date of
at of the purchaser.
sell at private sale before
dale if offer Is satisfactory.
This March 1912.
F. G. County Atty.
law till sale
lived they were met at the door ,,. desired results. The
Lena White, Lulu an I , people, whom Mr. Lincoln
building, our tobacco market opened j Willie Greene Day. who pinned or
again, a nice bank building, a mod- their necks a large green bow B ,. ,,,,
em up to date brick hotel, a veneer handed to them pads of green and rep-
factory to manufacture our swamp white lo be used later. resents, ruling class is actuated by
limber, a factory, n The meeting was opined by antagonistic spirit
mill, hosiery mill; overall, shirt bus- president. Miss Davis, call- i,.,,,,.,, ,,,,.
and pant factory, the meeting lo order and asking M, are
store. Could make room for fur the business. Alter the business and that are hauling
enterprises, bud been transacted the meeting was for mastery, but that the
We note our farmers are ti rued over lo Miss Willie Green ,,,, of
proving their of hogs. Almost chairman of the program committee. spirit and it
we see nice hogs being In mm explained that the
Having qualified as administrator
of Joseph Dixon. deceased, late of
Pitt county. North Carolina, this is to
notify nil persons claims
against the estate of the said
el to exhibit them to the undersign-
baud works is that of an.
. . within months from this date,
honest man. Who tills the jails and ,, , , , ,
Moods the court houses It is not
the busy man. but the worthless, care-
less man The busy man does not
doubt Christianity. To succeed, one
needs faith. Man should possess
Virtue means courage. Be able
lo say yes Or no at right time,
ii takes a man lo do this. He n man.
don't lie a mere cipher. Try to do
good, be patient be virtuous. Ex-
self control. Napoleon con-
trolled armies, but could not control
His next rule was subtraction.
aside malice, guile and evil
or this notice will be pleaded in bar
of any recovery.
All persons Indebted to said estate
please make Immediate pay-
This day of March, 1912.
C. M. A.
K. James Son, Administrator
Attorneys.
Under and by virtue of an order
of the Superior court of Pitt county.
entitled, M, Crisp. of it. v.
Windham. deed., and II. C.
the same being No.
upon the special proceeding docket of
said court, the undersigned
and grace and peace will will, on Monday, the 1st day of
multiply upon you. Separate your- April 1912, at o'clock noon, at the
court house door in Greenville. North
every day we see nice hogs being car-no in nun mat cue dominates and that the
away from our depot such as ram for the evening was to be an n- t of m bad company. Touch
Red Jersey, I. C. Chester, one la honor Patrick. I their favor, lie honestly thought Unclean tilings, and so bidder tor cash certain tract of
china and variety. The first number on the program ., ; M Had from bad company, Touch lying and being in the county
line sown. a. was S paper on the heredity and thundered the orator With pow- Of Pit and State of North Carolina,
Kens are planning to improve our prepared by Miss Mary k. , ,,, of , of ,,.,. Tl. ,,,.,.
Dr. looked natural , ,,,, M, to Next Miss Ruth Moore , ,. th ,,. , ,,,,,,. ,.,.,., by directing the f
many
Saturday shaking hands and bad we
known better would have taken
for a candidate lo.- III.; United
States from the curl
gave him.
Mr. W. II. a nice.
i. Saturday night i
Ii u Cox i SO
on Ural consisting two To Hie We
oar city during the year and to make a Interesting and amusing read- for laboring tor
ii I on of Si.
progressive spirit.
Miss Louise Manning returned Sat- Mabel Lucas then read a paper Woodrow Wilson believed
from Dover she had St, Patrick.,, Miss Ar- ,,, . ,,. vary
I. lie was third on
wish to an-
Commencing at a
of his to the life starting point, in Harris
George Washington as being well Creek John Kings line and run-
thoroughly enjoyed by all who beard ,,,,.,,
of the Interest. H may and his trend of thought and p. K. Windham and
ram and sang most sweetly, Lit- but into Us prob- Inspiring to those who have the moral thence with said fence to county
U. Miss Mary ti. newspapers, those that courage to speak and take
then gave a reading entitled ,, ,, . ,.
course to
Birthday. Miss is the fact, This to be The power to wield an Foreman line, thence down
u s M In we have a u spring, j, . Bax ,. all with a evidence tendency to prove the for good or evil over any race is in Branch to throe gums In Willie Pierce
for d millinery styles, entitled the of tin on. but these church and In the school. Tho line, thence up the to the said
meeting Selected with , , m ,. then i id a ,.,. , . Hon Grover Cleveland was . of In colored In beginning, containing
a the utmost i Southern , , . . , pOT , , ,,.,. , ., ,. , . n .,.,, . es. or less, being the
I Mr. J. R. Tun We Invite you to our . r was again , lied , ,,,.,,,, ,. . . r , i. mm w
Town, bid ti I I 2nd. at the,,., Bl, B Irish ,. . , , ,, . of Immoral . April and recorded
C. V. C ;.,,. , ; .,. ,, ,,,.,., .,,. pro n M , M , , T.,. in register of deeds office Pitt
I. We have e- ,, . . , program, The ,,,, . , Hi. agency about V-3 page
x for the u.,. , . s , . , , , . ,,, who .,. ,,.;, , relief. Hill i
This 29th, 1912.
. Don-
Id on T wen
l little Bel
. their home at Rap
. a.
Be sure i n ind see out B
ins, all patterns of
R i and Bro.
t and
i I ad I J.
It, . and Bro.
W. M v
bottling .-i if.
i b op rate it In the John
Mr, i of Murry
ti r, Mrs
Miss Tripp la I Ii her
fr. S I . on first
Bead in I meal
R. and Bi o
Mr J. Alfi ii returned ;.
from Richmond on Saturday and
o es in which they might writs service be unless who, b, m. CRISP, Commissioner.
beat knew Mrs. ,,. i; . ,,.,. , , t, take some pride In their moral Moore Attorneys,
and Misses lea- ,, -corked are the head of Greenville, N.
man wen appointed Jud the suddenly on no Is a Scrip. II will be exceedingly
the minutes the roll was injunction of import- cull lo Hie . of men
. ii lied and i . i member .,,. than them so long . men of p shrewd-
MRS. SMITH.
MISS --i I
Ayden, N. C.
On
BABBLE
tor Monuments and
all I
or And Johnson who was so
i ii k i to r. her
j . i Judges n retired to
n 1.1 . and the society
i . entertained
sic by Misses Mary L, and
l.-nil Davis. When the Judges the Republicans elected
decision, In a few president
r i irks, Mis. ii. presented i.,, t you remember how Mr.
Sykes three j disappointed his most ardent fol-
iron large baked Irish potatoes In a lowers is II safe for the
trust Prof, Wilson
you John Tyler Instead men or moral fitness,
v ho had so changed the Wigs are given the preference,
NOTICE TO
duly qualified before the
superior conn clerk of Pit county
administrator estate of W,
him vice and how the race needs today is not deceased, notice is hereby
disappointed they wee in a leader to play the game of polities Indebted to the
In tied with while ribbon.
tor tan lots and i
tor the
purposes, and i one departed de-
Get my s, such an en-
REPORT Till Of
The Bank of Ayden,
AT AIDES
of North Carolina, at the f business 1811,
with him a i i
and HITS. I u .
Invention of his own. Mr. and , i; , ., w , ,,,,
Demand I
Items .
Gold coin .
Silver coin, including all
minor coin currency .
National bank notes and
other S. notes .
been working on this Overdrafts .
Invention for three years, b i and
h ire seen II i re sure of i's excel-
He has h id s n
propositions and offers for state
rights. He tells us he have them
i n sale season.
Miss Dora who has been
so very sick, is able to be again
to the delight of in r many friends.
Dr. M. m. Sauls is remodeling the
Store formerly occupied by Tripp.
Karl it will used tor
Jewelry and millinery store.
Ayden is to be the cot-
ton In county. The farm-
bring there cotton here from quite
distance ind seem to be wall
with their sale.
No Church service in n Sun-
day owing lo Methodist
ii I.- n u I
643.30
I.
.
US fund .
profits, less cur-
i. , is b and taxes
paid .
hi posits subject to check.
Savings .
. I.
880.10
4,177.011
135.00
186.69
i 18.31
Total,
Mule of North I I Hunt y
l, the bank, do solemnly -wear
lbs above statement la true to the my knowledge and be-
lief. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before day of December, 1811,
Ii. BERRY,
J. R, SMITH.
R. C. My commission expires t. 1913.
Directors.
The other candidate whom l
have in mind is a progressive,
II.- entered politics In life and
the very began to battle
ill B cause. His
ancestors were Southern bred, bis
p in the East He
has III lunch of his life ill the
West whence progressive ideas
soil been tried
made good. fought
battles the aid and
of the p. A of
. was but
bi appealing to the people they com-
Congress to act In their In-
It offering lo serve the people
again a personal and
risk of misunderstood and
when he knows the people's enemies
will heap upon all the the
can Invent
Take the case gentlemen, don't
blame me for my honest com hi ions.
of late Wed.
WASHINGTON, Much to. A wed-
ding of interest to Southern society
In the national will lake
in John's Church tomorrow night,
when Miss Margaret Hawthorn
an, daughter of the late United
Senator Bryan of Florida, win be-
come the bride of Robert Marshall
rue of Va.
for personal at the
sacrifice of its manhood and the
estate In make Immediate payment
Lo undersigned, and all persons
Interpretation of moral
the leader who strives to notified they must present the
live a clean and honorable life undersigned for payment.
to raise those about him lo a higher
of living. Men do not
op along all lilies at the same time.
I they develop along some par-
line at expense of another
The man who makes himself
a professional politician mid depends
only upon his knowledge of such
.-el through is generally unlit for the
position he secures through
cal wire manipulation; especially
positions as head of a church
b. fore the day of March.
1918, or ibis notice will be plead In
bar of
This 8th day of March. 1812.
S. T. CARSON,
II of W. II. Ford.
sign of Spring.
NEW VI IRK Mai eh Flaring
i i ens posters adorning billboards
dead walls Battery to
the Bronx remind that
or a school and be may be counted coldest winter In years has be-
ll to sell or destroy for n mess of matter history and that
pottage which any race or an- la surely lore last. No
hold as most sacred infallible sign of the change In
in Its possession. The man who at- seasons could be had than the an-
. willfully and without cause, the circus hat come
main the being for life to town, fresh from tho winter
to enemy to the human at Bridgeport the and
race, but is wholly unworthy of Hey aggregation of animals and so-
Of a Moreover, the riders and clowns, has taken
i in who would both possession of Square Gar-
the Intellectual and moral being and has everything In readiness
Infinitely worse than being opening of the
citizen In the metropolis before
W. CHANCE, President lo the road. The gnat feature of
show this year will be a
III number entitled
Place It at will enlist a ballet of
Hale. and more than horses will
The government census part in the chariot and other
port w. ., Issued and places races in pieces. The Initial
cotton crop for 1911 at will given tomorrow
bales This was a bumper crop and night.
If so much had not been
in the fields there Is no a man is personally Inter-
tilling how high the figures would In a thing Ills enthusiasm soon
have gone drops to zero.
ISSUE
GREENvILLE IS THE
HEART OF EASTERN
NORTH CAROLINA. IT HAS
A POPULATION OF FOUR
THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED
AND ONE, AND IS
ROUNDED BY THE BEST
FARMING COUNTRY.
INDUSTRIES OF ALL
KINDS ARE INVITED TO
LOCATE HERE FOR WE
HAVE EVERYTHING TO
OFFER IN THE WAY OF
LABOR, CAPITAL AND
TRIBUTARY FACILITIES.
WE DAVE AN UP-TO-DATE
JOB A N NEWSPAPER
PLANT.
Agriculture Is the the Most Healthful, Most Noble Washington.
WE HATE A
OF TWELVE HUN-
AMONG THE BEST
PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN
PART OF NORTH CARO-
LINA AND INVITE THOSE
WHO WISH TO GET BET-
ACQUAINTED WITH
THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN
A BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE
A FEW INCHES SPACE AND
TELL THEM WHAT YOU
HAVE TO BRING TO THEIR
ATTENTION.
OUR ADVERTISING
RATES ARE LOW AND CAN
BE HAD UPON
Ml
N. FRIDAY
M II
AWAITING DEATH
TO HEAR IS,
GRACE'S CASE
STATE
CONDENSED NEWS FROM
ALL OVER THE OLD
NORTH STATE
Prosecution Opposes Preliminary casing-
B. T. Falls of
Hearing
CHANGE IN HIS CONDITION AWAITED
the Cleveland county Democratic ex-
committee has called a meet-
here for next Monday for the
pose of fixing date of the primary.
At that time Mr. Falls will resign
as chairman as he has announced him-
self a candidate for the legislature.
It is not known who will be named
as his successor. Mr. Fulls has made
a capital chairman and is
for the big majority his party
lined up at tho last election.
C. T.
Grazed
To The Ground
Worth of, Stock
ed to Ashes in Short While.
The Prosecution Is Making
Effort to Have Mrs. Grace's
Hearing Postponed I
a Change Takes as
Regards Grace's
lo lie Dying.
ATLANTA, Georgia, March
On account of the condition of Eu-
gene Grace, It Is probable that the
preliminary hearing of Mrs. Grace,
which has been set In Justice J. B.
court for Thursday after-
noon will again be postponed.
R. Arnold, with whom Mr.
Hill is associated in the case, says
that any. attempt hold the commit-
rial before there is a decided
in Grace's condition will be opposed
by the prosecution.
Grace cannot get the
attorney declares, naturally any
Change in his condition Will for
the worse. This means that will
die and when he does his widow will
lie arraigned not on a charge of as-
sault with intent to murder, as the
present warrant reads, on a charge
of
Not a word of comment would Mrs.
Grace make up on the statements
given by her husband to Tho on North Liberty street, a
representative in Newman from a revolver tab
She was seen for but a few moments effect in Brandon's abdomen. It
in room No. Kimball house. said that had a quarrel with
WORLD
CONDENSED NEWS ITEMS
FROM EVERYWHERE-
TOLD BY WIRE
WITH WATER
Imprisoned by Falling
Church
a severe
windstorm which swept over the
eastern section of the state yesterday
Mount a church at Lane's
Ferry, was blown down, Imprisoning
members of a large congregation of
colored people under the roof,
a score of more severely hut
none seriously. A hole was cut
the roof us it lay upon the wreckage
and all were dragged out.
Volunteer Spectators Distinguish
Themselves in Struggle Against the
Stubborn Element
THE APPROXIMATE LOSS MAY REACH BEYOND
Sow Opens.
CHICAGO. III., March
eleventh annual bench show of the
Chicago Kennel Club opened in the
First Regiment Armory today and
will continue until the end of the
week. Both in the number and high
class of the entries the show this
year surpasses all of the previous
exhibitions given by the club. A
special feature is the presence of
Walter H. Reeves of London.
and H. K. president of
the English Collie Club, who will
judge a number of the prominent
breeds.
Judge Staples. Successor
Presides
NO MORE CAPTURES REPORTED
Follows of Slayer
From lb House.
Brandon
a was shot and killed by an-
other named John last
was the door bidding good-bye to
John W. Moore, her leading counsel,
who had spent two hours with her.
Mrs. Grace was attired in a blue
kimono, which was deco-
rated with while and red flowers. She
Snook hands with The man,
who accompanied her on the trip to
and from Philadelphia.
Brandon and his brother at the home
of a Burris woman in a set-
and the boys put
out of house, went
to his home and got his gun.
for
Raleigh
Tar Heel Friends of the
iii ii ii Form Club lo Support Ills Can-
for the Presidency.
X. March
Invitation being issued to all those
Democrats who expect join the
Underwood movement in the old
North Si ale. a great number of them
gathered last night here and formed
a club. is expected that this or-
will materially help the
in North Carolina as the
majority of the new members are
men of representation and are full
of activity and energy.
Heath of Mrs. John A.
City yes-
Mrs. John A. mother of
It of this city, died of heart
failure and of old age. The
funeral was held today, relatives from
here going down on the morning train.
The deceased was years old and Is
survived by two sons and three
daughters. She was the relic of the
late John a. a
citizen of Chatham county.
mail Loses Chickens by lire.
Minn, a poultry fancier Hen-
suffered the loss of one
hundred and sixty thoroughbred Whits
and Buff chicks yesterday
morning at o'clock by a lire
um from the lamp of a brooder
in the chicken house and for
heavy downpour of rain, would
bale probably lost Ills residence
which was only Fifteen feet from the
Chicken which was burned
down. The was enveloped In
when the fire was discovered.
The chicks were only a few days old
and were highly prized by Mr.
Mimi Valuable goods stored away
In the building were also destroyed.
Keeling of Subscribers to Take Place
In the Court House on April -ml.
a charter has been received from
secretary of state for the Proctor
Hotel Company, of The
of with subscribed.
charter is for an authorized capital
A mooting of subscribers to
stock will be held in the court house
on Tuesday night. April 2nd, at
o'clock for the purpose of
of proposed hotel will
be submitted to the building commit-
mi April for the purpose of
selecting an architect.
Conference,
BALTIMORE, Md March
annual session of the Baltimore Con-
of the Methodist Episcopal
church convened in the First M. E.
About twelve-thirty this morning Are was seen gushing from the rear. . ,,, , .
. , . . , , , . church in ibis city today, with Bishop
windows of C. T. s big store and by one-thirty, m spite of the brave
battle put up by our fireman aided by some of the bystanders the build- Cranston of Washington
and contents were a total wreck; the adjoining building occupied by This the
the Busy Shoe Store on the lower Moor and the Mission Society held its
of the Tobacco Company on the upper had to be meeting, which was followed
to prevent its burning up and naturally but for a little of the stock in by conference sermon delivered
the Shoe Company store which was carried out, the contents of by Dr. S. Parks of Brooklyn,
the entire building including the offices on the second were totally Th will continue until
ruined. The building back of the J. It. Brady corner building and which next Tuesday,
also belonged to C. T. suffered considerably as a Are which
started In its interior fought back the steady stream of played on
for more than an hour. The John I. Woolen Company's drug store
suffered some damage on tho wall adjoining the Big Store and
was Hooded. More or less damage being also sustained by the
occupied by Frank Wilson across the street. Electric light and telephone
wires were severed by the flames and at one time the pole on the
side of directly Mr. threatened to
serve as to stepping for the flames to gain the other side of the
street.
Three
There has another slight
in schedule or of the Nor-
folk Southern passenger trains The
morning train from that for-
reached at now
comes earlier.
May Increase
NEW YORK, March a spec-
meeting called for tomorrow the
Stockholders of the American
cultural Chemical Company will vote ed today nothing
upon a proposal to increase con-
capital by
preferred and capital
stock. Only of the prefer-
red stock it Is understood, will be is-
sued present. The proceeds will
be applied to working capital.
Hate of the Trial of the Captured
Floyd Allen,
and Byrd Marion
Probably be April
on Motion to Attach Allen's
Properly.
Va., March
With the day search for the
fugitives. Allen outlaws, proceeding
In Blue Ridge mountains nearby.
Staples today opened Carroll
county circuit court for the last day
of so interrupted
by the mountaineer gunners. The
day's business was the clearing of
the late Judge and
hearing arguments on motion of
counsel for the Allen family to squash
indictments on properly belonging to
the clansmen by relatives of the
of the court house tragedy.
Judge Staples will a
grand Jury tomorrow lo return new
Indictments against. all tho alleged
murderers. The date for the trial
of Floyd and Allen,
Edwards and Byrd Mason will be set
probably for April
Detectives in the mountains report-
further than that
they had been close upon the heels
of Allen and his
times during the last day or two,
and hoped to run I hem down soon.
The leaders think they will
be able lo Starve out the outlaws by
cutting off their communication with.
moonshiners and other friends.
Admiral Moore To
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal., March
Rear C. T. Moore, recent-
from the command of
naval training station on
Island, sailed on steamship
today on route to the Philip-
pines, where he is lo become com-
of the naval station Si Ca-
and
Opens Campaign on
April
That he Will Open I am-
in
March
nor II. Aycock will open his
campaign for the United sen-
ate April in big
Great Damage at
State Farm
Done the Rains in
Hie Slate Farm at Will
Bench Hie Mark.
SCOTLAND NECK, Karon
ports i the Hooded districts along
river, are to the effect that
the damage caused by I be freshet
last week will H is
said that the damage at .-in.
farm, alone will be
Those who have kept note of tho
In Roanoke river say
the one week was the largest
since and the keeper at
says that ii was higher than
at that by inches at
lie ins
where he
arm lands on tic
year.
If you have trouble In getting rid of
your cold you may know you are
properly, There is no
reason why a cold should hang on for
weeks and ii Will mil If you take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. For
sale by all dealers.
turned from Phil-
look a special of
. . will go this
treatment past in a well , . . , . , ,.
because m the farmers being able
known there a View , , .,. ,. .
,, ll, It cultivation and some
,,, attaining full to far of
old health and strength, n ,
to getting Into the campaign . . ,,.,
Nobody really seems to know how the fire Started for I ailed stales senator be will the fields at
for tho spring opening which was to lake place today will Simmons, Dover- ,
been going on all yesterday and s little after midnight, when the nor and chief Justice
seemed in be Clark, the supreme court, as
I III Ml III II HI M.
force of left the everything
all right Twenty minutes later Are was discovered emerging from his opponents He Is greatly
rear window of store by the time the firemen got to the scene proved In health and says that
II had gained such control that almost all the contents of the were
n heap of burning ambers. The draperies used profusely in ill
the shop preparatory to tho opening proving willing fuel to
encourage element. By quarter to one nearly every of
bad been routed out of bid by the mournful cries lire.
on fifth
win get the race forthwith.
John w.
bis children and like
children frequently take cold.
have tried kinds cough
Br. Hyatt Coming. be have
Dr. Hyatt win tie at Hotel found any yet that did them as much
Bertha Monday, April isl lo Heat dis-
eases the eye
good B I i Cough
by all dealers
II
Ross Discharges
Rodgers
Gun on Rev. E. M. Hoyle Urges Household
Cleanliness
NO PROVOCATION APPARENTLY SANITATION GIVES RESULTS
As a rule all the shoot ins in Pitt
county is done by people of the col-
race. The to the rule
took place Saturday night in
when Claude Ross, white, walk-
up to Rogers and doing the shoot-
in one of the stores and
his double gun on the hit-
leg Apparently there was no
provocation. Ross deliberately walk-
up o Rogers and doing he shoot-
Laughinghouse and
hurried over from here to the assist-
of he wounded man. The car-
discharged against his leg had
been loaded with No. shot and
It is to be deplored that the in-
of the weather a
larger congregation from attending
the morning at the Method-
church, as Rev. E. M, Hoyle
preached a sermon on cleanliness
and sanitation that was both inter-
and instructive.
His sermon coming; so near
Greenville ordered by
Mayor Woolen, was indeed timely,
and even if the congregation
bled was not as large as had the
weather permitted it.
must have gone a long way
towards impressing the absolute
of cleanliness in general and
WITH OTHER EDITORS
Hill
Mr. J, Bryan who has been re-
THE BANK OF GREENVILLE
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS. FEBRUARY 1912
ii.-n Vote
voted because my told
hough ii broke no bones, did a great sanitation in particular,
deal of damage. The wound was
dressed and the only danger now is
the setting of blood poison and in this
case the leg may have to be
ed below the knee.
Ross made a quick and
up to this morning had not been
The wounded man would
not say much about the and
would give no idea or reasons for its
happenings.
Headline On For Business.
The Atlantic Realty Company,
whose main office is in Greenville,
is continuing to widen its field of op-
in conducting large auction
sales of real estate. The company
has recently opened a branch office
Florence. S. C. with Mr. M. D.
Lucas as manger of that division. Mr.
Lucas is the senior member of the
firm of Lucas and the lead-
real estate dealers in Florence.
Wherever the Atlantic Coast Realty
Company conducts sales of property
they are attended with success.
Thorough business men are at the
bead of the company.
The pastor that in his
in visiting different homes
where a member of the family was
sick, he could always attribute the
cause of the malady to some out-
standing sign of In-
variably in a case of typhoid fever,
he has seen in some parts of the
house, probably the or even
n the Immediate neighborhood of tho
louse pools of water which had been
allowed to stand undisturbed. Other
contagious find their origin
in such like sources and for this
son, the cause once pointed out, It
was clear to see that cleanliness in
the household was all Important if
the health of the people living In that
particular house was to be
ed.
The same applies to community
cleaning and if we been long
in realizing the mistake we were
making In not looking better after the
sanitation of our community the
up day has come with the four
day set aside by Mayor Wooten and we
can put our community in a basis of
sanitation which be easy to
keep up. If all the citizens will lend
helping hand it.
Notice to Delinquent Subscribers.
Several times lately we have asked
those subscribers who owe for The
Reflector to look at the date after
their name on the paper and let us
have a remittance. So many
failed to heed these requests that
hive now begun to mail statements
to them, an expense they should not
haw forced us to when the date on
tot paper shows the time they ow
for. Friends, you ought to feel enough
interest in your home paper to pay
for it cheerfully and promptly. If
you are not willing to pay for it
cannot afford to send it to you for
nothing. If the statements we arc
ailing are not responded to it is
going to he for some names
to be dropped from the list, some-
thing ire will regret to do
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War
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Price, and
tired to private life repeatedly by me to. and I voted the way he told
the will of the people, has given out me So said Mrs. Walter
the following the first woman to vote In the
Harmon cannot be Ferry. N. Y., municipal
without the active aid of Wall lions last Wednesday. The women
street and Mr. Bryan has worked too of the town turned out in large
hard and too long for progressive and took a lively interest in the
democratic principles to become in- day's proceedings.
In surrendering the party We quote Mrs. remarks for
into the control of predatory inter- the reason they bear out a
est. If Nebraska's democracy In often advanced against the
for Harmon. Mr. Bryan will establishment of woman suffrage
refuse to serve us a delegate tin viz. that the activity of women at
he be elected but will, instead, go the polls, would naturally Increase
Baltimore as an individual and as the number of votes cast, but It
an individual, do what he can to have never changed the order
cure the nomination of a progressive of things. Why Because, it is claim-
In other words Mr. Bryan will re-
ed, the majority of married women
who vote are more than likely to vote
fuse to abide by his state convention as their husbands vote. So that, say
and If the state instructs for Mr writers, If political rings and
Harmon he will go a citizen are to be broken up, such
border that lie may be free to will not be brought about
the convention. the women with the right of
Mr. Bryan should remember that
thousands of loyal democrats stood I But we are not so sure of that. The
firm and kept their scat in the is not advocate of so-called
halls when he was but it is fair
the last time, when, if they had enough to point to Los Angeles for
acted as they felt, they would haw a verification of the claim that
walked out. He should remember voters can break up the rings,
that many have stood by him as -a and drive the grafters out of
matter of party principle, and have Even now the newspapers are
given him their support because he found citing the women's victory at
the democratic Angels, as the forerunner of
he Is the last man on earth who events to follow in other
should make such an of the country.
Mr. Bryan has been honored by the It must be admitted, however, that
democratic party, even to the party s woman suffrage should ever be-
own hurt, and if he wants to be as come universal, a large percentage of
true to his party as his party female voters will be ab-
to him, he will keep his Mat by the expressed wishes of
and stay in the boat even if
like the way the
steers Sun.
their husbands. The right of franchise
will be a new story for hand that
the and milady will
hardly know what to do with it. To
whom, then . will turn for advice
and To whom, indeed, but
to her If she has no
band she will ask her father or her
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A Great Institution.
The North Carolina Children's
Home Society for homeless children
an institution worthy of the help
and good will of the people of us U
tire state. They are a grand lB in army
and noble work, a work that is the whose in-1
of Christianity. dependence Is their boast.
One case of peculiar Interest will J w of
V some idea of the kind of work following hubby's ex-
being done. A little child was found
IT. a Sh, was b
deformed, her feet being clubbed and over to the dawn of
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so that she could not stand
walk. So she was taken to the
Home. A noted specialist of New
York was interested In her case, and
undertook to straighten the little feet
and limbs. After a years work, the
girl was taken out of the plaster
casts and today is well, strong and
active. Some time ago a wealthy
adopted he as their own
child and thus was she saved from
a new
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STANDARD, N. ft,
Flanagan and
of near spent Sal-
and Sunday with Miss Annie
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
O. T. Tyson.
Tucker and
went to Greenville Sal-
on a pleasure trip.
Cool drinks, all kinds at tho
of Peoples Supply Company.
Miss Joyner of near Fort
who has been spending
about four weeks here, went home
was accompanied by one
of the- boys here. It is said that it
Leap Year with the girls. We
think it is leap year with the boys,
for some of them have had to leap
from their bicycles in the canal and
he ditches and receive damp feeL
When leap year is gone perhaps the
h aping will be over with.
Mrs. John Hemby of near here left
Friday for Hospital where
will have medical treatment. We
hope that she will soon be so she
can be back at home.
Another new arrival of seed and
terming supplies. Peoples Supply
Company.
Mr. Blunt Nobles of near here had
n attack of paralysis Thursday
morning about o'clock. We hope
I hat he may recover.
Mr. Marvin Jones of Farmville was
visiting at Mrs. N. K. Tuckers Sun-
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. went to
near Arthur Monday.
To Teddy
The third term idea gets another
plexus Jab.
And this from North
Dakota of all states most ardent in i
of the colonel, in days
a gone.
How the times change. Fickle pub-
opinion. Where once the colonel
a life of suffering, and use- now
to a life of happiness and weak
looks better to North
fl
service. If this organization should
do no other work than this, their In-
has been a grand success.
But this Is only one case of many
others where deformed children have
Dakota republicans than either tin
contributing editor or the president
of the States.
Somehow the Idea has
inserted
in the Bargain Columns
cost a as a
result-getter it can't be
beat. It will pay you to
try one if you
our you may
ask some one who is
now carrying an
been taken from homes of he The
refuses to throw conniption fits at
end and
and happiness.
restored to health
I the mention
mention of
resides, of .,,
the mighty lion
boys and girls have been eared for.
on his own preferential
are being eared for, and the ,,,.,, T. , blow
Home Is a blessing to humanity. It
is an honor to any and
we consider that Durham is honored
having this Home In her midst.
In fact more than forty children
front and Durham county
hue been cared for In this
Sun.
of News.
High Hind.
March Is trying to u,. for
lost time in the way of blowing. The
wind Sunday night was something
e.
H CITIZEN'S DEMAND
. ii News
comes from Dr. J. T.
Kan. Ho not only have
cured bad cases of eczema in my pa-
with Electric Hitters, but also
Cured myself by them of the same
disease. I feel sure they will benefit
any ease of This shows
what thousand have proved, that
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There are few Items which appear
in this paper more Important to
Greenville people than tho statement
published below. In the first place.
It is from a citizen of Greenville and
can be thoroughly relied upon. In
the second place, It indisputably
proves that Kidney do
their work thoroughly and not
Read this
Mrs. B, G. Washing-
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to recommend them. My back ached
nearly ail the time and I could not
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me annoyance and It was
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Negro is Bound
Superior
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Blind Tiger of the Colored Variety
Held I r a to
Before Superior Court Latter end
Coming April.
Amongst other casts of minor
heard by Mayor F. M.
Wooten this morning, tho colored
man, Paul West, was found guilty of
selling liquor and with sufficient
to prove his guilt, Mayor
Wooten required him to put up a
bond for his appearance before
criminal court hero next April.
A decided effort Is being made by
authorities to theta
out and when next criminal court
convenes many cases In the docket
will be charges.
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MRS
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THE DEMOCRAT
Senator of Wisconsin Sobs
Through Ordeal
OF ILLINOIS INTERESTED
Stephen-en. I Year Old Senator
From i-re ii-in. Sobs as H
tens to the Charges If
Hill Shake Him Out Sena-
Seat
WASHINGTON. D. C, March
Isaac the octogenarian
millionaire lumberman and banker
Wisconsin was today formally placed
on trial on charges involving the
of his seat in the Suites
senate. The entire session was taken
up by Senator Reed of Missouri with
a speech in opposition to Senator
Stephenson's retention.
Though action must be taken
on the day of
that parliamentary expression per-
indefinite discussing by
recesses for adjournments
is expected the final vote will be
reached about Wednesday. Friends
of the Wisconsin senator say they
expect a safe majority for him, but
admit the loss of one or two of his
former adherents. His opponents con-
tend that the vote will be close, some
even claiming that the result would
be against Mr. Stephenson if his col-
league. Senator who has
been away for weeks, should return
and vote in the negative.
All through the debate Senator Ste-
the first to enter the senate
chamber, sat quietly back In the rear
row of seats occasionally applying
a handkerchief to his moistened eyes
as the charges of corruption were
fired across from the Democratic side.
Close beside him sat Senator Lori-
mer. of Illinois, giving close
Mr, Is similarly
Are.
to a of
AMI
MB II AM Kit.
Saturday the stock law fence
A little before M has called so much attention
Mr. William Franklin Patrick of was again attacked apparent-
died at the home of his parents, by who oppose It. In
Mrs. II. F. on Washing- places, or for a length of
ton street. He had sick not perhaps half a mile, it Has hacked
quite a pneumonia and and otherwise out of
his sickness was severe none
were prepared for his death and
II comes as a great shock.
Owing to tin- had feeling reigning,
on account of this fence, It
This young man was held in high that the authorities took hardly any
esteem by a host of friends, all toward arrests when the
are deeply grieved at his death, of the stock law fence took
For some time he has been a steps toward destroying it some
man at Pharmacy in which time ago. It is said that this time,
position he was very popular. perpetrators will be brought to
was a member of the Methodist justice,
church.
Mr. Patrick Is years of ago and I .
besides the parents is survived by I
two sisters and one Mrs. Tenth sf Con-
C. H. Mayo, Mrs. V. E. Staton and
Mr. W I. Patrick. Much
Is expressed for the family in their
great sorrow.
v let ion.
YORK. March years
ago Albert T. Patrick, after a highly
sensational trial lasting more than
The funeral of Mr. William Frank- wag
Patrick who died Monday morn- in General
took place at Tuesday Manhattan, of having murdered
from the residence of his Marsh Rice, of Houston.
parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. Patrick, an aged and eccentric millionaire who
on Washington street, the interment at the time of his death lived in a
being in Cherry Hill cemetery. In tine old residence on ave-
the absence of Rev. K. M. Hoyle. pus- line. Manhattan. On April
tor of the Methodist church, of which Patrick was sentenced to die In the
the diseased was a member, the electric chair on May I following, but
vice was conducted by Rev. C. M. the sentence was never executed.
Rock of the Baptist church. Immediately after he had been sen-
The pall bearers were Messrs. John Patrick began the memorable
Alex Plow. Tom and unparalleled tight for his life and
Moore. Lester Savage. liberty and for the vindication of his
Warren. Mark Turnage and S. K. honor, which has not reached its
Gates. end.
I The fact that Patrick, now under
Funeral of Mr. H. F. Suits. sentence in Sing Sing, is plan-
The remains of Mr. F. Sugg, who another effort to obtain his re-
in Washington Monday morn- base under habeas corpus law in the
were brought to Greenville that future, makes a of this
evening and taken to the home of famous case on the anniversary of
his nephew. Mr. B. B. Sugg, on Fifth Patrick's doubly Interest.
from which the funeral took
place Tuesday morning. The William Marsh Rice died at his
in Cherry Hill cemetery with September
Masonic honors by the lodges of
Greenville, Rev. C. M. Rock being the
officiating minister.
under somewhat peculiar cir-
The exact cause of his
death was never established, as the
Friar Turk In the Mar-Day
There is no ancient mention in
history of Friar Tuck.
as we are to say so, it may be that
the original person Is a myth, the
title being a generic appellation for
a friar of the Franciscan order. The
dress of that order was always tuck-
ed or folded at the waist by means
of a girdle. See Tacked he
was, as is a about.
this may be so long as there survives
In any speaking person the
love of the picturesque In
and in friendship, the Imagination and
the heart will cherish Friar
who, before meeting Robin
Hood, wished to have him hanged, but
who, after seeing Into the outlaw's
heart, became his lite-long friend
and Father Confessor.
Sir Scott describes this
clerk of as a
strong built man in a sack
cloth gown and hood, girt with a rope
of He had a round, bullet
head and his close crown was
edged with thick, stiff, curly black
hair. His countenance was bluff and
jovial, eyebrows black and bushy,
forehead well turned, cheeks round
and ruddy, beard long, curly and
black, from pugnacious,
clerical Falstaff.
this our spacious isle, I think
there Is not one
Hut he hath heard some talk of Hood
and Little John;
Of Tuck, the merry friar, which many
a sermon made
In praise of Robin Hood, his outlaws
and their
Maid Marian at the Normal College.
was tho assumed
name of Robin wife in the
days of Robin's outlawry. She was
the beautiful daughter, Matilda, of.
Robert, Lord Fitzgerald. Of course
the Normal College May-day would
be Incomplete without her who
came,
Was of the woods chief
of the game.
With bow and quiver armed, she wan-
here and there
Amongst the forest wild. Diana
knew
Such pleasures nor such harts as Ma-
But even strong Robin could not
gave sweet Marian from the cruelty
of King John. Because she persist-
repelled the king's advances,
his love turned to hate and he
her through a servant whom
he sent to her with I poisoned poach-
egg. Her near
Priory, is still pointed out.
The Friar and Maid Marian may
be seen at the Greensboro Normal
College on May 18th.
. a . . . . . . statements of the experts conflicted.
Mr. Sugg years of age and m,
he prosecution claimed that the old
a native of Greene county. For
years he resided in Greenville
where he conducted a machinery bus-
He moved from here to Wash-
and while residing there was
elected as a representative in the The on-
man had died from the effects of in-
haling chloroform, while the
contended that he had died a natural
death from indigestion caused by
legislature for Beaufort county. He
Is survived by one son. Mr. T. Jarvis
Sugg, of Washington, one sis-
Mrs. Henry Harding, of Green-
ville.
Death of Mrs. F. M.
On Thursday morning. March
the soul of Mis F. Marion
rick joined that of her Maker. She
was the wife of F. M. Kilpatrick. the A Patrick
person with Mr. Rice at the
of his death his valet, Charles
F. Jones.
On the day after the death Pat-
rick, who had been a practicing law-
In Houston, Tex., but had re-
moved to New city In 1892,
one of the New York banks
several checks aggregating
bearing the alleged signature of Mr.
Rico and made payable to Patrick.
proprietor of the hotel and of
owner of hotel. ,
Mrs. Kilpatrick suffered for
days pleural pneumonia they
Her condition was serious fro. the ,.,.
first, so two physicians and a train-
ed nurse were called In. All that k ,
medical aid, kind friends and loving nave body of Mr Rice
relatives could do was done, but her and , Dody OB w
work on earth had ended and God way ,
saw fit to take her home to rest. and an
She was prepared to meet her JoneS- Mr .,,. wag
and was willing to go. She was on put
sure that she was going home to
God fer she told her loved ones as at he ,,., of
h Mr. Rice by
forming him. After ins alleged con-
Jones tried to commit suicide
that It would only be a little while
till she would be at rest
Her father and one sister
ed her to the Heavenly land and so . ,,,,.
confident was she that she was go- Apr , ,,, M
to meet them that she said she . of .,.
would take any message to her
fro. her loved ones that they wag , the UM
wished to send.
Mrs. Kilpatrick was years old. for he ,,. f , ,,., who
She leaves a heart broken husband. had ,,, in ,
F. If. Kilpatrick, Jr., W. ., ,.,
It Kilpatrick, Hilda, Viola, Leslie and . Mr n
Marshall. The baby who Is ten years wag ,,,,,, ,.
of age and one married daughter, ,,,, ,,,,.,,,, Mr ,
Mrs. W. M. of besides
her mother, Mrs. W. H. Wilson of
two sisters and three
brothers, together with a host of
s settlement with the heirs. It was
contended by the prosecution that
the will leaving the bulk of the Rice
estate to Patrick In trust been
friends to their loss. But we by and ,, hp ,,.
mourn not as ones without hope for
we know she has gone to rest and
our loss Is her eternal gain. She
was a member of the
bed persuaded Jones to kill his
master as to leave Patrick's hands
free. Patrick was convicted and four
Christian ,,,.
whom had been boarding.
carried his demands for a
new trial from court to court and
church having made the confession Mr M w
in girlhood days.
She was a kind and loving moth-
a devoted wife and a loyal friend.
She gave her life to the service of a new and
her family never thinking of self, but , for ,,,
always striving to serve her loved lo ,,. supreme Court
In August of 1906. In December of
ohm
Mrs. was
to rest
Those who spend the wealth
others make have a big grievance be-
cause those others didn't mike
that year Governor coin-
on Friday afternoon. March in , sentence to life
the Wilson lot of the
cemetery, near her father, who died
six years ago. Rev. C. W. Howard
who married her, conducted the fun-
services.
but Patrick
ed his fight, demanding either death
or liberty. After a number of futile
attempts to obtain a writ of habeas
corpus Patrick succeeded to obtain
May the God that took Mrs. a writ from Justice Gaynor of the
from us, with and New York Supreme Court, which was,
comfort the lonely and bereaved rel- however, Anally denied by the
Division in Brooklyn on De-
A FRIEND. 1909.
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Ounces to the Pound.
And no higher in price
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THE CAROLINA HOME
and FARM and EASTERN
REFLECTOR
Published by
COMPANY, lie.
D. J. Editor.
WORTH CAROLINA.
sue year,
months.
Ad rent rate may be bad upon
application at the business Id
Re-Rector Building, corner Evans
streets.
All card of thanks and resolution
of will be charged t r at
cent par word.
Communication advertising
date will be charged for at three
per line, up to fifty line
as second class matter
August 1910. at the post office at
Greenville. North Carolina,
act of March S. 1879.
FRIDAY. MARCH 1912.
the price of good In the face of the
people sentiment In favor of the
striking workers, should there be
another strike, the people will sure-
favor us. or at least remain neut-
on the question of a ware in-
crease, knowing well what will fol-
low it being
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PROGRESS IS . C.
The following statistical tables
have been carefully tabulated from
the official reports of the State Super-
of Public Instruction for
the decade 1901-1910. The follow-
is a of the facts from
these tables, indicative of the rural
public schools during the
The annual expenditures for el-
rural schools has been in-
creased from to
more than doubled.
i. The average term of the rural
white school ha been increased
everything that was loose, the gov-
sited up the situation In a
very little while, considering the
I lit BEEF B A HO VS.
Another trophy ha been added to
the already large collection of me-
penance of the undertaking and gathered by the newspaper, of being kindly pat-
now mot of the miners are back to Beef Barons being tried at Chicago for t on the back once In a while. Not
work. the alleged violation of the Sherman very often, but cases arise.
l I
It is the high privilege of every
man engaged in the work of publish-
We are In receipt of a wire from a
certain Southern sugar refining con-
asking us to Intercede, as far as
We all know, more or less, about anti-trust law. have declared not
those government Inquiries Into guilty by a jury. This trial has been
trust. They very much one o reliability affairs In which
an automobile- reliability run. different parts have been added to can in interest and
If the car is good she'll stand it for machine until it was sum- tile of free n would
the long Journey. If she la no good, strong to withstand the grind mean our foolishly point
parts are added that will give race. out. Suppose It is their ruin. Some-
s chance of being in the running and years lawyers on Uncle body's ruin is bound to be somebody
m Sam's payroll, and who are usually
called prosecuting attorneys, or some
the following year the car get
again.
If the talked of inquiry does take name, have been after the
else's gain, and in this particular
we thoroughly believe that we,
that is the people at large, are going
place look out for one of those long Chicago embalmers, who. De by the Free Sugar
drawn affairs, with a negative result Swift, have nosed them out Just at
as far as our or tape. Again, if there s some-
ail I concerned.
ha
thing in a name, the one Swift
certainly a world of meaning,
what about Armour
Swift and the meat packer
have been giving those poor attorneys
busy time and
been built since 1902, more than one tones.
It certainly must be
So near on the heels of the an-
of the increase of wag-
to wool workers as to be almost
simultaneous, comes the announce- j
that soon we are to feel an ad- j
in the prices of woolen.
to well informed
we are again to pay the
In these advanced times when
about everything that could be re-
versed has been turned upside down,
inside outward and sideways, the
good old proverb dancer must
has not stood in lb annual from m
an increase of more than
AMERICANS.
With the price of woolen good go-
up. the price of food staying up
from day. to day, one land the coal coming on, regular
hi month to aT anything about the trials gentlemen with the thick vol-
Th. value of rural school houses different barons that have cornered expended a great deal of
and ground ha. been increased everything that was of any which they
to nearly the of BUrs j thought In exactly
o . good-humored American still have a time a Jury undid all their work
Three thousand, four hundred little time to think of their present and set the canned goods and storage
and fifty-six new school house, have situation in other than
mournful mogul free.
Again we will have to submit to
great meat that through a
Very spare
a for every day in every year. ,
Expenditure, for salaries of can make fun of own process of longevity.
has been government misfortunes. I ribs, hams, quarters, and all kinds of
In its last the Chattanooga game meat will continue to
publishes a grace our tables after being properly
from one who is modest enough by the Chicago men.
pay the
tor the same goods
white rural school teachers
increased from to
nearly doubled.
The average monthly salary of
white rural teachers has
creased from to and the
to
Bill, somewhere near discussion in
Washington. It would Indeed be
senseless for us to lake the side of
erstwhile bully who every time
we had to sweeten something, com-
us to mix it with the bitterness
of the extortionate prices we had to
pay for the article.
The big Interests that have taken
every possible step to take under their
charge all of our necessities are very
cowardly Indeed, and naturally in
time of trouble, their trouble, they
are vociferous In claiming
In danger of incurring the dis-
pleasure of the company that thought
much of our Influence as to send
us that appealing wire, we are bound
to
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UP TARBORO.
It seem, that Greenville is not the
only town that ha. to have a general
clean up. Brother Conger, of the
Tarboro Southerner, cornea out with
an editorial in w be denounces
the condition of the Tar river banks.
Besides, Brother is
polite in the manner be calls at-
to certain standing
in the neighborhood of a
bridge he mention.
If he were in Greenville and we
would introduce him to Prof.
tin of the E. C. T. T. S. they would
have quite a time swapping yarns
about and next time the
Tarboro editor would mention any-
thing near a bridge he would surely
call It an
SPECIAL TO THE Ml HI V
For the special benefit of some of
our merchant that ha-e not yet
made up their minds to join the
crowd of progressive, already avail-
themselves of the profit yielding
columns of this publication, we are
reprinting directly below a little ed-
clipped from one of the Char-
Pitt county Is again put to shame
been only. Perhaps butchers, who, were they over the knowledge of having within
fearing the wrath of the sufferers would give u
of
those evil which
treats.
her borders people who would com-
be so
I. the increase
r. per cent In annual salary.
going to come out of the already P Hubbard,
dividends collected by the few j The enrollment in the white
and selected shareholders of the schools ha. been Increased from To get her poor a bone.
Never. That I. as long a. the 298.868. to 360.121. an Increase of Bat the back-tax attorney
owner, can appoint their own
in the national capitol. the stale ha increased less
And so far they have been decidedly n pet cent
The average daily attendance
And so the poor got stung.
successful in having their Interests
properly looked after in the schools ha. been Increased
I from 166.200 to 235.872. an increase
There la one way out of it There c, more per
Is always one way out of every-j The number of rural white school
thing. Why not let us boycott the teacher ha increased from 6.570 to
woolen manufacturer. A strike of an of 1.477.
consumers would be rather effective , The for salaries of
if picturesque. The weather will soon superintendents has
be In our favor and by getting d from the average an-
served at the seaside salary of the county
right away, we will be able to live ha increased from
in our bathing suits for quite a u
while and cheerfully pooh-pooh at The number of special local
the, advance of price. When win- tax districts ha been increased from
gets back let's hike down to Palm in 1910 about
Beach. Fla, the South Sea Island was raised by local taxation for the
or India We are likely to run rural schools.
against. In any of those places, by local taxation for the rural
the woolen manufacturers, getting and city schools.
away from the unpleasantness of their Since 1905 the number of rural
way of the preachers of the the having more than one teacher
doctrine. been Increased from to 1.-
No report previous to
1905.
The number of rural libraries
has been Increased from to 2.772.
In addition, supplementary
have been established. These
libraries contain
Since 1907 when the rural high
school law was passed. rural high
schools have been established In
counties In which were enrolled in
1911 nearly country boys and
girls.
These fact that during the
past there ha been
Mary had a little lamb,
They took it for her taxes.
She hopes but good and
bard.
For that all she axes.
Jack and Jill prepared a bill,
And sail pass, it
It taxed the property In stocks,
Exempting then the
Here we are, overworked to the
degree of having no ambition what-
ever to indulge In dancing, yet
paying for a who might
a deal of playing, but some-
how or other, he either play, so
low or so far away a not to be
heard.
We are paying prices for our food
that would elicit exclamation, of
ear from our grandfathers
and mothers; clothing ourselves with
bills and Just about getting
enough for our trouble, of living to
pay the fiddler-, bill
We don't remember If -the an-
fresher meats for about the same such deed, as the destruction of
price will have to keep on stock law fence Saturday night,
and for same character that marks such
o--------- as that would also resort
The Greenville Cooperage and to the torch to carry a point and
Lumber Company, successor to ,,, bloodshed In order not to be
Greenville lumber Com-1 In the commission of the
I-any, is making large addition, to act deplorable that there are
plant Just south of town and our those possess-
also extending its railroad line down lug traits of char-
Into the country. This Is another Yet are men of
cf our local enterprise that I pro- better ought to be expected,
a great help to Greenville and the hope of their
Pitt county. It not only turn, loose own popularity by word and pen
large of money in its up an that appeals to
roll, but It also distributes much
It to Advertise.
Managers of the several
booms and are setting
an example which mer-
chants can follow with profit.
They are conducting their cam-
almost solely through the
newspapers. They are paying liberal-
for space to set forth the merits
and achievements of their favorites.
managers on
desks many vital documents with
which to convince the public. The
merchant has valuable goods on his
The progressive campaign
manager Bets forth the facts coupled
through the columns of the daily pa-
The merchant will
get equally satisfactory results by
telling the public, through the pa-
of those goods on the shelf.
It is the only speedy way to sell
It pays to advertise.
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A colored convention is called for
some time next week In Raleigh to
take steps to secure some
baser nature of those who are tut ion of that race In the
Little Jack Homer eat In a corner,
Eating a back-tax pie;
He put in his paw In the name of,
the law,
And said, a smart boy am
among the people of the county ad-
to the line of Its railroad in
the purchase of timber. Like tie
enterprise mentioned in
Reflector, it bring In money to Greenville not long since and be-
weaker. It Is not to be wondered at
that such acts of lawlessness occur.
A visitor from another state
Baa, baa. black sheep, have you any
that I have three bags
goes for taxes and the next
time I
I'll take the other two, then I'll have
It seem, to me that the real
to mankind, a return to the
life would be materially added to
If the classes of child
were to be Included In Its offer-
W. M. B.
of delegates to the Republican
convention. They do not like
the way the have
them
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expended here from the fact attracted by a crowd a. he was
the greater bulk of Its product Is passing, stopped a few minute to
told outside the territory and not learn what were talking rather who has for several years been
Ice ally. While It supplies local truck excitedly about. After moving on editor of the Charlotte Ob-
North Carolina is to loose another
her bright boys. Mr. R. W. Vin-
raisers with crates, baskets and bar-
rel. In which to make shipment., its
order, come in from all over the
trucking section of this and other
tales. It turns out a quality that
give the factory a wide reputation.
At last we know who is going to
take Dr. as govern- they also It labors to
food expert. It Is too bad that build up and advance the j moved
the man appointed to the position
run up with a local acquaintance and
referring to tho corner gathering re-
marked thought you claimed to
have enlightened and progressive
down here in North Carolina.
Why, back there I heard men
that it was taking sway their
constitutional rights not to be
lowed to let their stock run at large
on the land of other people. That
sounds a hundred year behind the
time. You folks need to b waking
up sad learn
server, I. to go to Atlanta the
Georgian. We are to see
leave u.
Increase In woolen good, progress along all lines In th
prophesied by anybody, yet school system of the
increase Is all that we could expect equipment of the school
given the high degree of protection been improved until the value
extended u. by our government. If of school property baa been more
the woolen mill operator, have doubled, a comfortable new
forced to pay higher wages, modern having been
the matter with the mill own- built for every day in the year,
n forcing the customer pay more
sumptuously appointed steam heated
northern homes and that will give
of The Dally Re-
made the paper look like It
was coming Into own as a favorite
with advertiser. The paper the
circulation to Justify this
circulation to Justify this
on the part of the advertisers
The demonstration of elm root, re
from the sewer pipes on
It pays street should be sufficient to
only going to All it temporarily In a. eagerly close all mouth, that have been cry-
then he can only live up to hi. name, by It. host of m out against the cutting down of
Of It all depend, upon how hence these -ho advert. Mm tree, along the through
long they him alone to do thing, r. increasing their own th. sewer, run. It
In the meantime we know I. d t the same time helping to that even the elm tree, or the
th. name Dr. R. . the better by of be dispensed with and
The gentleman with the patronage. There are U other shade tree, can be put In
name Indicating lack of capacity for men not who could the place of the elms it the
been for some time In the food in-1 profit follow the example of P of wisdom to cut them down and
ORDER TOUR COAL SOW.
With winter making
a splendid chance to tell them forts come the coal
what we think of them, their operators refusing the demands of
of prices and their goods. be a
. . ,. . order your coal right away.
Of course, the chance, are that
. , In Cleveland It Is believed that .
we will stay right home and sub-
salt to the coming advance. The miners strike is a.
difference bat If we the operator, to to or
started saving for our winter outfit grant the claim, of the miner and
food inspection board.
It true that people In that depart-
that had he pure food bureau
save the
A. the editor stepped off .
train at Ayden Wednesday
who do.
Some of our exchanges are
prospective gubernatorial
attached to It were very much In to throw their bats la the ring,
of having food experts that did s la Roosevelt Useless advice. If a took him by the
as little a. hat. are thrown In the ring band and remarked landed
I. the one for Dr. Locke will be right there to In a good We found it o.
advance. scoop them. The nomination for gov- Ayden la certainly a hustler, and
I a thing he I going to walk among other thing to help boost that
It sound paradoxical, but women oil with,
usually grow younger after they
pas. twenty.
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The building of the new hotel ha.
become a certainty. Now, be
good town a chamber of commerce
ha. been organized.
A Greensboro man who was em-
ployed a. brakeman on the Southern
railroad, sued the company for
because of contracting a deep
cold while working on a muddy yard
to which he had been sent.
Farmers of Mecklenburg county
are going after the cotton situation
right. are pledging themselves
to a reduction of the acreage the
coming
Greenville ha. the best school In
the and Pitt county ha. the best
court In the state. If you
doubt this claim, come down and we
will convince you.
If all of them were as sure of get-
ting what they want as Mr. Is
lo get the nomination for governor,
I here would be leas uneasiness among
the candidates.
The New York Republican
primary going almost solid for
Taft, ha aroused the Ire of the col-
and he cries fraud.
Mr. Taft nothing but death
could take him out of the fight. Won-
if he would feel ii Mr.
should happen lo beat to
nomination.
They may be able to hold
one, but we have never seen
June, we'll have to to do through their union, are about yet that we liked.
year in May, and then we might to call a cessation of work In all In-
to through the winter with- districts.
Greenville is not given to joy
t the overcoat. And if w. do buy To what we to benefit but the of I. we are unable to ed.
that overcoat, well to go through through the Inquiry Into the alleged on pace the same,
a V. B. D. or flimsy to be carried on sometime
This spring weather is very tempt-
tat- Setting ready to go after something , oB
clothing. It is to do Andrew claim have
O for In tho midst of sudden the prettiest woman In the
Jut how any of the Aliens put changes of weather severe colds and But he has not visited Green-
up the plea of self-defense In the are often easily contract- therefore, he bas another
now and some other time It
to tell. In England where a
took at It In this we threatened to up about of
And now we are to hear more
look coming lo him.
Just think of It. In about
supplement
Perhaps the wise to tell In England where a will be open- turns the furrow
of music that sound good too.
The can pucker hi mouth They are on the AI-
two for a a. he follow, the gang a often as
II Is a to And
OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT
IN CHARGE OF R. W. SMITH
f Authorized Agent of The Carolina Home and Farm and The
Eastern Reflector for Ayden and Vicinity
Advertising rate on Application
N. C. March Cal-1 AYDEN, N. C. March W.
in Smith, one of Swift Creek's lead- S. who for several year, bas
citizens was here Wednesday and run the hotel here, sold most
informed us of the death of Mrs. J. of his furniture and removed the re-
J. B. Cox who died of pneumonia and of it to Mr. Blount
that Mr. Cox was very low also. made many lasting friends since
Judging from the number of sojourn here who regret to
you see up and leave, but owing to health It
down our streets a visitor would think necessary to retire lo private life,
was in a large city. I ex-Confederate soldier and
Editor graced our town k rat pleasure in reiterating
his presence Wednesday. He . among
is an old of this scribe first at Bethel, furtherest at
having known him before be the last to lay down his
the Greenville Express, afterwards armor We hope that
Tie and may his
Talk about folks but we had a Me
crowd of them here
ed like court week In New York. Mr p p,
Mr. A L. Jackson was here were from a wagon,
with his little son who had away Monday. Mr.
hi. collar bone. Dr. ye bruises about
fixed up the little fellow who seemed wagon running over
to be doing well. and Mr Thomas sustained a
Mr. Erastus Cannon was in to and p,.,,.
u. Thursday and Informed us of the were on hand and
sudden death of Mrs. P. A. Wayne
Wednesday night. She was as Pro, John w A. M. L. L.
as when she was taken principal of Orphan. Height,
and died suddenly. Mrs. Wayne will preach at
daughter of the late Sylvester Sunday. March 31st.
Mr. Hyman of Hyman Supply Co.,
Big Store Grazed to the Ground Will Have Majority In Big Con-
from
and was the second wife of
Wayne. She left no children. New Friday and Sat-
We regret to learn of the severe, the power of
illness of Mrs. Mary Manning with
who lives with her nephew Capt.
Green Manning. Mrs. Manning is the ,., a bale Monday weigh-
widow of the late Matthew Manning. at 1-2 cents per
Some of our are anxious
to know when they should take up. Mr Ed took a pleasure par-
and have heard various over Friday on an
reports concerning same. Hope the
county commissioners will give due Mr, Manning who
notice to the public on point at and was made of
pp early date. week, died last Saturday morn-
Poul formerly with the a daughter of Mr.
Busy Bee of Greenville has Harris,
rented the store of J. R. Smith and Mr Lilly was hero a few
Bystanders were helping Wooten Drug store and
be Busy Bee The possibility of the fire gaining access to the J.
K. Brady building being in evidence, store was also cleared
of as much as could be carried out by volunteer.
Before the streams of water were turned on the Big Store, the Are
bad burned Its content, and with a roar the Barnes
the front of the and one seriously threatened to
lick their way to the stores the opposite Bide of the street. Two hose
were continually played on the front of the burning building and very
soon bad three playing on the rear of the store. In
spite of the bran attempt to confine the flames to the Big
Store, It pretty soon made its way the other building, to the
rear of the Brady building. Here is where the firemen did most of their
brave work. The flames were in the alleyway between
the Brady building and the building and before It could be
prevented the Interior of the latter was aflame. A hose was played
steadily on the door a-top the stairway on the alley but the stubborn fire
held Its own for over three quarters of an hour healing back the stream
and threatening to consume the whole building. Firemen finally went
up the stairway and hand to hand engaged In a battle with the flames.
Nozzle holder, bad to be relieved for the fire the holiest that
we have By ibis time the walls of the Big Store, which
had held the fire from gaining on the adjoining Brady building caved in
closely following the front of the store fell on Evans street with a
mighty crush and a rolling of brick which fortunately did not hurt any-
one. Shortly after the caving In of the walls the smoke which had been
already emerging from the Brady building thickened and grew brighter
and a Are broke out between the celling and roof. Firemen
rushed to the building and up the narrow leading to the offices
of the Consolidated Tobacco Co., and pulled a hose into the smoke-filled
upper floor. The fight of fights took place here as the men were both
choked by the heavy smoke and bad to stand the oceans of water which
reverted from the ceiling, as thew trained their hose to It. had
to be quickly conditions being as to make it impossible for
any man to stand it very long. After a struggle which seemed to
a century the fire between celling and roof was put out, but of course, the
entire contents of the building were ruined by the streams of water pour-
ed into it. Another BOSS from outside was trained in to the building and
kept raining its stream of water on the- roof.
On the street the wildest pandemonium reigned during the earlier
period of the fire. rushed in and out of adjoining store, carrying a
variety of article, and throwing them on the pavement across the street.
The greatest fear was entertained at the beginning of the fire lest sparks
might set the old stables and adjoining houses on fire, the wind blowing
rather strongly towards the court house. Luckily the breeze died out
soon alter the flames had emerged by the front of the Big Store and
though spark continually rained on neighboring building. We dam-
age was lessened considerably.
Under the existing fire-fighting conditions In the town the fire fight-
did titanic work and are to be greatly commended for their
and endurance. Fire was attacked and beaten by them in a style that
put. our local firemen a par with the trained men of larger cities.
Some bystanders also did mighty good work. So many citizens joined In
the fight to subdue the flames that
Enemies of the New Governor Fear That Wilson
Has Already Majority. Supporters of All Other
Candidates United to Oppose Him
Wilson Only
WASHINGTON, C, March 25- stance, in Texas, where division
The situation in the Democratic pi s- opinion between progressive
contest bas not been i Is veil dark
m the past few weeks and Underwood manager
line, then dimly retire in favor of Governor Harmon
are now standing in bold rein Kansas. ,
The situation is that Woodrow Wilson is overwhelming Speak-
is the leading candidate for the -1 Clark who was pitted against 0-
that the opposition to the Wilson. In th- neighboring
New Jersey governor practically con- slate of Nebraska, the
cede, that he will a HI announced a a pro-
of the delegate when the Baltimore movement tin progressive
convention assemble, and therefore, Democrats requested
base. Its whole hope on the two-third name to be withdrawn the
rule; and that the principal because Ike of Us
of Governor Wilson, might the Kate Gov-
Clark. Governor Harmon and Harmon.
Chairman Underwood are united in an Florida. South Carolina.
alliance of desperation, hoping and Other state,
their combined efforts to prevent opposed
son's nomination on the first ballot. Governor
The friends of Governor Wilson Mon .,,, supporter going over
realize that they are not fighting
posing candidate, but combination
of opponents and the struggle be- In other nil
tween the New Jersey executive on th i- supposed
the one side and the on the to be divided el
other side, a mere general denial and
existence of this Harmon Is u I out
does not dispose of the matter. His It Is res-
that no candidate would ad- the speaker Is n forward,
mil it and it i. entirely possible to nothing to some-
form such an alliance without any real divisions Ike
direct negotiation.
Governor Wilson is a candidate- in SB Wilson then Underwood
y state in the union. The allies is put up as I candidate in southern
have divided the field against states as a man, the
we will not attempt to print names,
simply confining ourselves to
the sentiment of the citizen of
Items.
STOKES, N. C. March
William F. Stokes came home from
In heartily congratulating Friday evening to spend
next door to R. C. Cannon of shad. who helped avert a catastrophe and Sunday.
Sons, and will open a at once. ,,, u water a. ha no annal. In the fire Mr. James II. Congleton Sun-
Last evening while riding but the skimmers history of this day at
a yearling calf, the little son of Mr. are caUght
Dump was thrown, his head roe in one night The Water Department
st; a knot and cut an ugly gash Rev R L Davis, secretary of the ed Itself throughout. Water
in bis forehead. Dr. Mark T. league will provided by the department
and otherwise. For In- being to pride.
OBEY m IN
Mr. F. It Mooring went to Green-
ville Sunday afternoon and return-
went out and it. the church Tuesday night the a. to at her home near Roberson-
Oh beautiful bat 2nd. firemen fight their heroic bat- ville.
for ladle and children. The brethren have call- tie.
for the money. J. R. Smith and , circuit Rev. who A far a. known only a fire fighter
Bro. now in New York taking a post hurt. Mr. R. Hyman running his ed Monday.
If you have anything to offer the graduate hand into a piece of burning tin. Mr. H. D.
public let them know It brought the, of the bank of wound luckily I on the fleshy week at
Dally Reflector. will hold their annual of the hand and although about
Lewis Roberson and C. F.
Page spent Monday in Greenville.
Ruth Brown who is attend-
school here Saturday and
Reiterates
hi
spent part of
home near
Action
Fishermen are Defying the Law
mi
ELIZABETH CITY. March
SHOWS
Washington, N. C, March
Mr. Arthur Jackson tells u. he has Tuesday in April at an Inch deep and about t
band picking cotton. Look, like p. m.
long, It Is not expected
of near Bethel
and Sunday with hi. ed from this port last night board Washing on . I
the cruiser Elfrieda, having
fall of the year. Mr. L. L. Hodges, who has been Hyman any more trouble Mr. Roberson. from deliver an educational
.--------, . .-----. Ex-Sheriff G. M. Mooring and wife him a complement of men
run. hi. gin some every day and has her ion Mr Hodges, re-
ginned about 1500 bales this turned Monday to her home sear
season and one man there would
be in the field. bale. In Hardware, all sorts and kind at
section. I j. r. Smith and Bro.
The Chamber of Commerce meet Berry returned Mon-
Friday night. from a visit to Greenville.
Don't fall to see those pretty hate,
trimmed to suit the most fastidious
taste and price. J. R. Smith and
Bro.
We are glad to near that our old
any other wound might. There
friend Smith near Bethany
is much Improved. Some time ago
he was repairing a roof and
were a few face, but Greenville were visiting near
the damage to persons was last week,
slight considering the amount of
shown by the firemen. It should
be mentioned that some of our color-
ed were with the leader, in
trying to gain to the burned
The Happenings Around building.
STANDARD, N. C. March The approximate I. about
There to be lots of mad sufferer, being C. T.
In and around our community this with a of about
spring.
Mr. Lester Jones of near
passed through our section
some Injury which Impaired
usefulness for a long time. Flanagan spent
pistols, cartridges, mill and Sunday with Miss
cement and a full line of Tucker of here,
hardware at J. R. Smith and Bro. Some few of our young people t-
If you want to buy or an the party t
let us write you up In this Friday night.
Mr. and Mr. J. W. of
Mr. J. J. of Black near here, gave a little party
that he appreciates the night for the enjoyment of some
i-tor more than any news medium young friends,
he has. So you It I. read from we are glad that Mr.
mountain to Blount Noble of near here, Is grad-
here
Mrs. M. at Stoke, returned lat
week from where she ha
been visiting Little Ml. Edna Cox
accompanied her home for a abort
visit
Ml. Pattie Davenport of
Mr. W. O. th
week.
Shoe Co., loss about
damage done to adjoining prop
about
The Insurance carried over by the
different people In the Are
to about as much a. the lo,
Mr. carrying about
on hi. stock, building, and property.
Shoe Co., carried In the neigh-
of The Brady build-
else some a
did the Consolidated Tobacco Co.
The distribution of the policies car-
by the different are
about as
By H. A White Co., about
C. L. about Moe-
Robbed on Seaboard Train.
Seaboard Air Line
detectives and the police are look-
W. W. who
,. state naval bound for Blount kW J
with . In court la.
to quell the Insubordination of night on I-et-o, a c
certain There was no
dire threat, have been made
hi. life and he ha been warned not speech was open-minded re
to touch nets, one fisherman of Senator
he would kill him on sight. Vann that he has
stated here before sailing that, his
though he regretted for Indulge ,., personalities. Hi
drastic action and hoped there would
no bloodshed, he was determined, the k
not trying to read senator
that he support
would not
to see that the fish law of North was
Carolina be enforced at of the Democratic party
costs. He that a majority of that he M
from Weldon to Raleigh on her
way to Wendell to her parent.
She her purse when she bad
gotten off tho train here and It wan
found In the train with a check for
and In cash gone. The
purse found by the train porter
and turned over to the conductor who
delivered it to Mr. Drake.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
A child of Po. col. Improving.
burled died with Tucker and approximately
Po. i serving a road Flanagan spent Sunday at Smith- other carried the re-
for retailing.
The Society of the Mr. J. A. Tucker went to
will debate the Initiative, ref- Monday on business.
and recall at the commence-1 Cool drink., all kind., at the
So you can expect something tan of Peoples Supply Company.
warm, there will be four speakers, Mr. R. T. J. Willoughby and
and good ones. was In our little town Mon-
The auditorium at the and we all were glad to lee him
surely needs and we believe aDd Mr. Harrell.
should the Allen gang come Mr. Charlie Tyson
they would agree with u. In saying near Rountree passed through
so. Commencement I close by and Tuesday en route for Smith-
there was a charge of cents for town to visit friend, and relative.,
grown people and cent, for Mr. C. R. Willoughby of near Ar-
with no complimentary ticket, In our town Monday and
for the three nights, we believe It Tuesday on business,
would go a long way toward
For Register of Deed.
I hereby announce myself a
date for Register of Deeds of Pitt
. to the approval and
of
flee
declare they
with The cruller El-
d to carry out senate. Contrary to Demo-
principles senior senator
voted against his party In
I fully
all military order.
On Tour of Inspection.
Com
Scott left today on an In-
tour a. to fire, escape, and
fire protection in Oxford, Weldon,
Roanoke Rapid, Scotland Neck and
Halifax. Deputy F. N.
Jordan ha gone to Union county to
suspicious fire report, to
the State Department of Insurance
action of the Democratic party
. . the ease, for the Ocean Mali
A Hong w on
I've a dollar in my pocket for a ,,., PO for
wealth health I'm , ,,
DURHAM. A train bear-
hundred of
college and of Durham
left here today at noon for Wake
to witness the ball game be-
to
Belle
tween tho Trinity and Wake Forest
Birthday Party.
Wednesday afternoon from
o'clock Ml. Rena LaFayette will be here to-
Mr. Arthur Tucker made a entertained a number of morrow , a postponed game
It. prefer a good to trip to Greenville at a birthday her
up in the tobacco like Mr. T. A. In our town home on Eighth street. Dainty re
were and each one by
W. Thoma. Terrill,
a farmer living on tho Pigeon river
section of Canton, home to-
today gather with all his household goods,
It year. a short Wednesday on
At the annual meeting of the
den Loan and Insurance Company,
Manager J. S. Ross paid the stock On Murder.
passed a pleasant afternoon.
lining Nome.
me picture's in a locket
On a pretty colleen's breast,
I'll be as the morrow
If the Lord continues kind,
So there Isn't room for sorrow
In a corner me mind.
What the future may be
I have little care to know,
we'll none of u be
In a thousand or
Ye have the word that's bound
ye.
Kate to be my wife;
two lo put around ye
to work for ye for life,
to make BOOM pleasant.
and lit to have ye in.
Fall, no time like the
Katie, to begin.
Then, through fair
If we're here- below,
Shine, we- still may be together
In u thousand years or so.
i Mr a copy of the
I American Lumberman, which had
published n full page of Sim-
mons on the cover, and which had
quoted from kn- speech on lumber,
with distinct be showed
that the Protective Tariff Kite In
their Red Hand Hook had published
speech as good doc-
Do you know of the minor
ire by far the most
II Is not the cold Itself
that you need to fear, but the serious
tin eases that It often l-ads to. Most
if these are- known as germ diseases.
Pneumonia consumption are
croons, them. Why not take Chum-
In rising Cough Remedy and your
cold while you For sale by all
Biers.
I earn to hide your pain and n
under smile. No
-T. A. Daly In Catholic Standard , ,.,, .
holder. per cent and carried j JASPER, tad., March 28.-The The New. and Observer today when ,, have In OUr
Secretary; J. S. Manager.
of venue, from county.
fourth place In the entire
most of insomnia
stomach.
ch and Liver
and enable
you to sleep. For sale by all deal,
SPRING GOODS
Spring is here, and as usual we have tried lo anticipate your
wants, and have on display the very latest in Spring Fabrics
Silks, Lawns, Linens,
Foulards,
and White Goods Galore
are here awaiting your inspection
Ladies Spring Suits Ready-to-Wear
Linen. Strip Berg,
White Serge. and Tan
h. , J Children.
are rich hi value and
Lb price. Boys Blouse Shirtwaists
Laces,
Embroideries,
Dress Trimmings.
don't find it here. Its hard to find.
J. R. J. G.
Stands the Government
Every dollar you Deposit
in this bank is protected by the
government. The. most
gent financial laws in the world apply to Na-
Banks. Government experts watch each
transaction on behalf the depositors in a Na-
Bank. That is why this Bank is so safe.
All conveniences afforded to firms and in-
who open accounts with us.
National Bank of Greenville
Greenville, N. C.
North
The Home of Women's Fashions
Pulley Bowen
CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF
Greenville Banking Trust Company
FEBRUARY 1912
RESOURCES
Loans Discounts
Overdrafts 1.551.77
Stocks and Bonds 6.761.74
Furniture and Fixtures 5,490.86
Cash Due from
Banks 129.651.01
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock
Undivided Profits 7.331.79
Due Banks 29.40
DEPOSITS
258.519.49
All and paid out x May I. 1911, tad Capita is.
creed from to C S. CARR
We Represent the
National Life In-
Company
Moseley Bros.
Agents
POLITICS S
W. J. Bryan will address the
Club banquet in Des Moines on
April 3rd.
West Virginia Republicans will
meet in Huntington. May to name
nix delegates at large to the national
convention.
The legislatures of nine states have
enacted laws providing for the
of the presidential preference
primary system.
Having satisfactorily disposed of
the presidential choice. Missouri j
are turning their attention to.
the contest for the governorship.
. j
Senator has made known
his Intention to campaign Nebraska,;
Oregon and Washington next
previous to the presidential
In those state.
The club, for more than
quarter of a century a strong
tor In Republican politics In Chicago,
has closed its doors and has been
merged with the Hamilton Club.
General F. Tracy, was
secretary of the Navy In President
Harrison's administration, has
appointed chairman of the advisory
committee of the eastern branch of
the National Taft Bureau.
South Carolina, which cast
votes for a Republican president In
1908, will have delegates to the
Republican National Convention, and
Connecticut, which cast votes
at the same time, will have but
delegates.
lo In
WASHINGTON. D. C, March
Manager Lush and the players of the
Montreal team of the International
League gathered in this city today
preparatory to g to
ville, where they are to get Into con-
for the coming season. The
Royals will remain in the Old
ion several weeks, during which time
they will engage in practice games
with Petersburg. Roanoke, Lynch-
burg and other teams of the Virgin-
League.
TRAVELING MEN
FOR UNDERWOOD
Changes From Wilson
to the House Leader.
THE LOGICAL CANDIDATE
Texas Hardware Men in Dalian.
Dallas, Texas. March 14th
annual convention and exhibition of
the Texas Hardware Implement
Association. which opened here
today under the most favorable
has attracted a large number
of hardware and implement dealers
from all parts of the state to the city.
The convention as well as the
will continue until Thursday
evening and Interesting programs
have been arranged for the sessions
of the convention and for the enter-
of the visiting members.
Many are arriving today to
take the spring course at the Train-
School.
VS
The following extract from a re-
cent letter will be of interest to all
sufferers from skin
W. 181st St, New York, N. Y.
would like to see It
sent to all parts of the
world and If I were a young woman
I would do all I could to Introduce It
everywhere, but I have Just passed
my 69th birthday and am very weak
yet from the terrible disease that de-
on my face and neck during
the fearful heat of July last and
which your ointment cured me after
five months of great suffering.
sold here or recommended by doc-
tors equals Ointment I
have sent some friends In New Jersey
and California
Yours truly, ,
CAROLINE DONNER
Ointment is sold at
a at drug stores or cents
prepaid from Owens A Miner Drug
Co. Importers and Jobbers, 1007-1001
Main St. Richmond, Va.
Illinois leads all the states In lib-
In payments of Its governor,
even New York. It pays
Its governors u year, while
New York. Ohio, California,
and New Jersey pay
each.
The Nebraskan voter who goes to
the polls at tho State primary next
month and votes on every
amendment and for the
candidates to fill every position
on the ticket will be obliged to make
nearly crosses.
Among the States Senators
who have announced that Governor
Woodrow Wilson seems the strong-
est Democratic candidate In sight are
Senator of Nevada.
tor Hoke of Georgia. Senator
of Texas, Senator
of New York, Senator Gore of
Fatal Fall From Train.
I a result of in-
juries received Saturday when he fell
from a freight train near the
Junction, Robert O. Pike of
Lock hart, S. C. died last night at
the where he had been
taken for surgical treatment In the
bis skull was crushed and part
of his brain was mashed out It Is
j though that he was making an at-
tempt to slight from the train when
he fell. At the hospital he under-
j went an operation which in itself
I was successful but at the time lit-
hope was entertained of his re-
The deceased owned a farm
at Alexander, about ten miles from
here. His remains have been ship-
to South Carolina.
Well Known Atlanta Member T. P.
A. Tells of Remarkable Amount of
Underwood Enthusiasm He Moots on
His Trips Through the
Underwood Swoop In Georgia.
Perhaps no member of the T. P. A.
In Georgia Is more generally known
; than P. C. of Atlanta. For
many years Mr. bag
one of the leading spirit of the T. P.
A. organization in this state, having
j been prominently with local
and state organizations, lie nag also
editor and publisher of the Southern
I T. P. A. Journal.
Mr. Is a traveler who
, els and who observes tiling's lie
goes, and he tins Interesting way
of telling It. He is the
traveling of the
Southern Saw works of Atlanta.
Leaves Wilson For Underwood.
To s Constitution be was tell-
of the result his observations
on the presidential situation with ref-
to the Democratic nomination,
and he said-
j started out In this think-
for Woodrow Wilson for
president, but now that Oscar Under-
wood, the son of our sister state, has
got the race have changed
j mind, and am going to him
with all my heart and soul.
Underwood Strong In Georgia.
than continued Mr.
sentiment seems to
prevail everywhere I have been during
the past few a eeks. I have never
anything like it. and if Underwood
does not sweep Georgia, Just as be bag
already swept will be very
much surprised.
truth continued Mr. Cash-
man, that Mr. has
been forced Into the contest by the
very logic of the situation, there is
absolutely nothing for the south to
do but to stand by him, for if he Is
not nominated it can be for no other
possible reason than that be Is a south
em man. Thus If be Is penalized it
will be whole south that la punish-
ed, and It la not like the south to Join
I in the slapping of its own face-
The Leader.
the leader of the Democratic
house and as the of the Under-
wood tariff bills, which everybody con-
I will be the Issue this year,
be Is the man to lead the
party In the national campaign. Just
as he the man to lead the major-
In getting these bills through the
house.
what sort of a position would
the south put Itself If. after these bills
are passed and begin
to attack them, we should say that we
cannot put the father of the bills to
the front as their champion
HE A SOUTHERN It
be a humiliating confession, and
I for one do not the of
Georgia are willing to make It
the Underwood bills are right.
then Underwood was right In putting
them through end If he was
tight when leading the fight for then
on the floor of the he Is toe right
man to meet attack against them
In the forum of the nation.
Principle Nominated
is that very thing that gave
the Republican
for president. He was the author
of the bill, and be
man who had to defend that bill before
the people In the national campaign
that fall. The put him In
the position where he could lead the
tight before the nation. Just be had
done in the house. Now
thing is exactly true of Oscar Under-
wood, and If. as the Constitution has
so often said. Underwood came from
any state north of the river there
would not today be a single name men-
him for the Democratic
nomination.
am tired of such humiliating sec-
and the strangest
pert of the whole thing Is that yon
never hear this kind of an argument
In the north. You have to come south
to get It.
the T. P. A. is not in politics.
and while I am not. of course, author-
to speak for anybody but myself.
I can say that I have met any
of my brothers on the road who
take exactly the same position. It
looks to me If there an
Underwood fire all through Georgia.
and that It l sweeping everything be-
fore Constitution. Atlanta.
Ga.
UNDERWOOD IN MARYLAND.
Strong In That State, Thinks Hon.
Robert W. He Ad-
Underwood.
Robert W. Wells of Prince George
county, well known as a
lawyer at the nations capital and In
the courts of this state and a former
member of the Maryland legislature,
spent yesterday at the
a said Mr. Wells,
am profoundly Interested in
campaign is now get tins
under way. I have nothing to say
against Harmon. Clark or Wilson and
will gladly either of them Id
case of nomination. At same time
It strikes me Hist the people of Mary-
should not omit the great
to promote the of th
most available and strongest of the
aspirants on Democratic
Hon. Underwood. Never before
has such a glorious chance been
and perhaps not in generations
to come will be given the op-
to Influence In such a large
degree the nomination and election
a president of United States.
stands for the south.
regenerated, reconstructed,
b To nominate and elect him
will lead to the expenditure of untold
millions of In that vast and pro-
region of which Baltimore is
gateway and natural trade center
Here is a man with no trace
In his makeup. By reason
of his sane course for eighteen years Id
congress, his devotion to tariff reform,
his advocacy of the Income tax and his
high personal character he has won
golden opinions from men of thought-
and He la not an
agitator, and yet he is progressive. He
Is not and yet he is con-
short, he Is a well rounded,
man. and.
the confidence of the country as b
does. I set no reason why bis
should not place in White
more American
OSCAR W. UNDERWOOD
Not a Sectional but a National
Figure
Roofing and Sheet Metal Work
For Slate or Tin, Tin Shop Repair
Work, end Flue in Season, See
Oklahoma and Senator
Maine.
Gardner of
Victor of Nebraska, who
has become active chairman of the
Republican National Committee, la a
native of Omaha and Is years old.
He began his newspaper career on
the Omaha In 1893, and since
1906 he has been editor of that pub-
His Into national
politics dates from 1908, when he was
elected as delegate-at-large to the
Republican National Convention from
Nebraska, and since that time he has
been the representative of his
on the Republican National Commit-
tee.
J. JENKINS
Greenville. N. C
DO YOU ITCH ALL THE
For more than
Ointment has been
Itching humanity. tS cents st
drug store cents prepaid from
The Owens and Minor Drug Co.,
porters and Jobbers, 1007-100. Mala
Richmond, Vs. t ltd
Union Defeats Road Beads.
I election held In
Union county yesterday for the Is-
suing of In bonds for good
roads was defeated by a large ma-
On account of deranged tel-
communication the vote can-
not be ascertained. The defeat was
heavy, however. A lack of
on the subject Is presumed to
be the direct cause of the defeat The
result would have been close but
I for the fact that a majority of the
registered voters was re-
Judge Cook Will It Interesting
for Non-Supporters.
I local officers are
searching for at least one unfaithful
husband as the result of Judge Cook's
declaration that he would see that
j those husbands who were not
their wives proper support
be dealt with. The cause of
this declaration last week was the
of In several
divorce cases that the defendant
bands been guilty of
Immorality,
A woman doesn't won bet,
Intellect If she s good
We are In accord with hearty
by Atlanta
published on page of
candidacy of Oscar Underwood
for presidency. Earlier than
Constitution the Advertiser declared
Mr. Underwood not only to be a suit-
able and able candidate for the
but an available candidate as
well. But we do not agree with the
Constitution In demanding that Mr.
present himself as can-
of the for presidency.
Net a Figure.
Mr. Underwood on bis acknowledged
merits should go before country
as a national, not as a sectional, figure.
He should be in the Baltimore
not only as an not
only as a representative of the vigor
and the ability of the south, but as an
American. He should not be
ed simply because be is from Alabama
and from the but because he Is
American In national halls
of legislation showed himself a man
of highest character, of
ability and of the broadest
He should not be nominated
and elected because he Is from the
be should not be defeated be-
cause he la from south. He should
be nominated because be Is one
Democrat who brought his
party in the house Into a com-
pact effective body, which wrought
well for the benefit of the country, and
because of the soundness, the energy
and of his leader-
ship, which won him the of
the country.
Tariff the Issue.
The Constitution does well to stress
the paramount Importance of tariff
as the true Issue of next year. It does
well to present Mr. Underwood
personification of that issue. Dem-
party, not on account of Mr.
Underwood's being from not
in spite of Mr. Underwood's being from
the should put him on tho
form which he more than any other
man has made for party to make
Its victorious fight on year. It is
bis right to claim that tariff of his
making has won favor and
confidence of the people, and It ks
right of his friends to claim that be
should be chosen to defend that tariff
and to ask the of
American people on bis work.
Of National Sis.
when he is presented he should
be presented as a candidate who la
much a national figure as tariff is
a national Issue.
It Is not proper to rid our-
selves of tbs old, tiresome question of
sectionalism by having south make
demands In the name of south.
Any force in politics auto-
raises an opposing force. The
sectional feeling is not dead beyond
hope of reviving. We know of no bet-
of reviving it than for
to make demands In name
of tbs and because It Is
A southern It Is true, made
a national but tbs southern
In so doing It has become a national
figure, such and
liter states could and should ask bis
nomination st of a national
democracy- Advertiser Montgomery.
Ala.
SPECIAL WASH-
LETTER
POLITICAL SITUATION DISCUSSED
Clyde H.
Special to Reflector.
WASHINGTON. March Is
that the men who own
It
per
shows the advantages In favor of the
consumers of the country where
there is neither a sugar tariff a
sugar trust.
WHERE UNDERWOOD STANDS.
Chairman Underwood of the ways
and means committee interrupt-
ed in his speech against the sugar
tax by a member, who In-
of Mr. Underwood what he an-
would happen to the sugar
Industry of his state If the tax was
taken off of sugar. Mr. Underwood
that In all frankness to the
gentleman from he did not
what would happen to
Industry of that state, but that be
did know that the sugar production
NEW YORK SOLID
FOR UNDERWOOD
Says Northern Democrats
Want Him For President.
BEST QUALIFIED CANDIDATE
cent of the wealth of the United of was less than one-tenth
States should shoulder but per
cent of the burden of for
running the government
The Democratic House of
believes that it is not, and
hence the passage of the
tax bill which levies a tax of
per cent on income in excess of
a year.
This does not mean that all per-
sons having more than must
worker and therefore under the pres
of the entire sugar consumption of
the United States, and that be did
not believe in the principles of taxing
92.000.000 people in order that a few
sugar producers in one state might
u-r-kc an unjust profit.
TWO SUGAR TRUST CHECKS
When the bill to repeal the tax on
No Prejudice In the North Against the
Nomination of s southerner, as
Shown by Justice White's
to the Supreme Court of tho United
States.
York Is practically solid for
Representative for the
nomination for the
if the south will show the
north that s southern man should be I of a century,
hoped for nothing from the south So
far the south concerned they
might as well have continued their
appeals to sectional animosity. They
dropped sectionalism because they
found It was costing them votes In the
north- -because In the north a wide
spread tit intent developed
against of the south.
South In tho Union.
The of stands in
st Washington What was called
the of the U now of-
termed civil
nation la now careful not to wound
feelings of the south. There ere near-
senators representatives at
Washington, and
alone among them looked on a
freak because he has not him-
self of war time prejudices.
Groundless Fear.
The south honors Lincoln, admires
Grant, cherishes no enmity against the
men who wore blue when southern
men wore the gray, but does not give
the north credit for an equal breadth
of Americanism. It still clings to the
sugar was up for discussion in the, nominated there Is little doubt to my
House. Asher C. Hinds, of Maine,
arose and loudly proclaimed that the
ledger of the sugar trust in New York
system are compelled to pay
greater tax to the federal government to the campaign managers of
than does the poorest man. These Republican and Democratic
facts may read strange, but they Mr of Georgia,
and will not be contradicted. I replied. He said that what Mr.
The United Is practically the Hinds stated was true, but that the
only one of the great nations today that the
that raises practically all its revenue Intended for the Democratic
mind that the Empire State will send
an Underwood delegation to
H. B. fattest of
ton, N. C, st the Raleigh yesterday.
Mr. Varner has Just returned from a
business trip to New York, where be
talked with a number of prominent
people who are In a position to know
sentiment In that of the
country.
In the north I talked with
men from New York, Massachusetts,
taxing the people according to fund had been returned, a New Hampshire, said
their needs and accord- cashed, whereas the one sent to the, Mr. I i- conceded
to their poverty, and allows had and
wealth to go untaxed. so far as the
FOOD DOPERS IN THE SADDLE.
The enforcement of the pure food
laws of the United States is now In
the hands, completely, of Dr. Wiley's
enemies, who stand for such drugs as
raising of money to build battleships,
maintain the army, and run the gov-
are concerned.
The government now raises
annually by placing an
port duty or tariff on the things the of soda, which are harmful
people eat, wear or use. but to
railroads and steamship lines pay
nothing to Uncle Sam because they
do not come through the custom
houses.
It a system which requires a
millionaire to pay no more tax to the
the packers of embalmed foodstuffs.
Repeals Attack of Death.
years ago two doctors told
me I had only two years to
This startling statement was made
federal government than the section Green. Malachite, Col.
told me I would die with consumption
It was up to me then to try the best
lung medicine and I began to use
Dr. King's New Discovery. It was
well I did, for today I am working
and believe I owe my life to this
great throat and lung cure that has
cheated the grave of another
to with coughs, colds
or the mill worker Is fair and
just, there la no need of reform; but
if such a system Is unjust, the excise-
tax is a move in the right
to remedy it.
RUINED AGAIN
The sugar industry in the United
States, according to the wail going up
pay a
It means that those who an an-
or of more
than must pay the per cent
on the excess of It will be
necessary for I man to draw a high-
salary than a year, or to
have a capitalized sum of about
before he Is called upon to pay
cent tax on that portion In excess
of
This is class legislation, the stand-
patters and protectionists say. They
were never heard to complain, how-
ever, of the existing class legislation
which permits the burdens of
taxation to fall entirely upon the
shoulders of the masses, taxing the
average man, woman and child on
stitch of clothing they wear
and everything else they must have
In order to live, while permitting all
of wealth to go untaxed.
The masses of the people produce
tin wealth, and by legislative
a few got the possession of It,
and now these few object to the
transfer or wealth of even the amount
of revenue derived from the taxation
of sugar, but one of the things
on which a tariff is levied. They
would prefer that the government
continue to tax sugar Instead of the
wealth, because they eat no more
gar than the section hand or the mill
from protectionists will be ruined by
the bill removing the tax from sugar,
reducing the price to the consumer
approximately cents a pound. This,
then, will be the fourth time the
industry will have been ac-
cording to ac-
cording to protectionists.
The said the Industry
would be ruined when Rico
gar was admitted free. But it was
not. Then they said It would surely
perish when sugar was
admitted free, and gave up the same
when Cuban sugar was given
downward revision. During this
time of cane sugar production
in this country Increased materially,
and beet sugar production more than
doubled, but the price of sugar has
never ceased to advance in price to
consumer. The wholesale price
of standard granulated sugar on the
day this Item Is written is per
one hundred pounds. One week ago
today It was One month ago
and one year ago.
Whether the sugar trust finds It
necessary to Increase prices to
itself for the stolen millions it
v forced to the govern-
following the exposure of the
frauds, or whether the
or throat and lung troubles now. Take
the cure that's safest. cents
and Trial bottle free at all
druggists.
by ail to be the best qualified man of
any of the candidates so far mentioned.
Northern men do not raise the question
that a southern mini cannot be
and elected to the presidency.
Chief White of the
States supreme court Is not only a
southern man. but served as a
soldier. This to my mind Is con-
evidence that no one questions
the ability and fitness of the southern
man for the high office of president of
United
Mr. Varner Is very much pleased with
the situation in North He
he Is In receipt of hundreds
of letters dally from men pledging their
support to Mr. He says
that all the other candidates have
friends In the state, but large ma-
of them Mr. Underwood
Is the better man mid would have a
better chance of election than any
candidate now In the
i that northern voters would tie
I diced against a southern presidential
j candidate. Tills suspicion Is unjust to
the north, and we believe If It were of-
the of the north would
gladly embrace the opportunity of
proving that they are as Amer
lean as the of the
Give tho North a Chance.
We to give them that
and there will probably never
be as favorable a time now. A
Democrat Is the leader In the
victorious fights In the He Is
the lender in shaping the Issues
will divide the two parties In the cam-
this year. Underwood is the
logical candidate of the Democratic
party, and we believe his nomination
would create at the north s wider en-
the nomination of any
other candidate would call forth.
Times Union. Jacksonville.
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Memphis, and west, Jack-
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Washington a. m., New York
p. in., Penn. station. Pullman
arrive to Washington and New
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J. BROWN,
GIVE THE NORTH A CHANCE.
Oscar W. Underwood Successful Demo-
The war between the states
ed the causes of Irritation between the
north south and laid the
for a For a time
memories of the struggle and of con-
resulting from It kept passion
and prejudice alive, but these gradual-
disappeared. In 1872,
and abuse of the south played a
prominent part In presidential cam-
the Republicans using It to
win then It ceased.
Issues.
Politicians do not abandon Issues he-
cause they not right. They
don them because they are
It the public sentiment of
north that decreed the burial of
Mr. may not get the
Democratic nomination for
but there Is no denying the fact that
he Is making easy for the man
who does. Ills leadership during the
present session of congress has demon-
his fitness to hold any
within the gift of the
Argus.
If the thinking men of this country,
the middle class, who make up the
great will stop to think they
will come to the conclusion that Oscar
Underwood more nearly represents
their than any man who Is tie-
fore the people at this time as a
candidate. Valley
Herald.
Oscar Underwood, who Is being
very prominently mentioned for the j
nomination for the
declares, I could aid In
writing on tin- statute books laws that
would the burden of taxation.
make the wealth of this country carry
Its fair shave of the taxes to support
our government and lift from the
backs of the of the the
of taxes they are com-
to carry, due to the fact that
levied on consumption
not on wealth. I should
I vast deal of good for
American That's a noble
sentiment, to lie sure, and one that
does credit to Mr. Underwood's heart
the bloody shirt. The Republicans Tenn.
OLD BAY LINE
Steam Packet
Dally. Including Sunday, between
NORFOLK AND BALTIMORE
Mall steamers
Equipped with United
Wireless Telegraphy and every mod-
increases are actually by a convenience. Cuisine
shortage of sugar production abroad.
If considered a debatable question by
Rut the fact that the whole-
sale price of sugar In London aver-
ages two cents a pound less than In
I I th Pat
ed.
Portsmouth. Sundays pm
week days pm
Norfolk, dally pm
Old Point pm
Tickets sold to all points North,
THE UNDERWOOD WAY.
Too Busy to Blow; Too Earnest to Parade; Too
Modest to Brag.
The average reader of political news and the great mass of Intelligent
American voters had hardly heard of Oscar Underwood of Alabama till
two years ago. They then began to ask, has this man been all
these
Underwood a Worker.
The solution Is simple, logical and of genuine credit to the subject of
the discussion. He had simply been st work. The Underwood way is
not the blazed and blazoned way. Ills progress has been steady, but
there have been no loud of the stages reached on the
Journey upward. There has been no meteor business In his. It has been
a steady, light, growing more and n-ore steadily brilliant as It
grew normally to needs and conditions and possibilities.
The Underwood Is exemplified In the significant record of his
biography In the Congressional Record. Where there were from twenty to
forty lines telling the life story of the other senators and representatives
there are Just five terse, well packed, fact full lines about Underwood.
The congressmen furnish the material for the In this biographic
their early life struggles, their triumph over difficulties,
modestly veiled of their winnings by figured majorities over
opponents, whom they married and who married them and a good deal
more.
Own Statement of Record
Underwood didn't even furnish his middle name to tho publisher.
Here's his
Jefferson
Perry counties; population Oscar W. Demo-
of Birmingham, was born In Louisville, Jefferson county, Ky May
1802; was educated at Rugby school, Louisville, Ky., University
of Virginia; was elected to the Fifty-fourth, Fifty-sixth,
Fifty-seventh, Fifty-eighth. Fifty-ninth, Sixtieth and first con-
and re-elected to the Sixty-second
Record of Achievement.
That's all. That's enough. It's a record of just plain, hard
Increasingly effective and eminent public service. That's tho way
he been advancing. That's the reason you never heard of his rise
years ago- nil progress like a meteor and most likely his disappearance
space and darkness. He's been too busy to blow, too earnest to
parade, too modest to brag. The opportunity came for leadership; then
the years of quiet study, of steady practice, of practical be-
to The stored Information, the accumulated Wisdom, the
reserve force, dangerous to his enemies and a supply of strength for the
i 111- i i ranks, became known.
It was the Underwood Banner.
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spells, that lasted from to days. In one week, after I
gave a trial, I could eat, sleep, and Joke, as well as
anybody. In weeks, I was well. I had been an Invalid
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General Merchandise
Buyers cotton and country produce. W. now occupy the former
Central Mercantile Co. store and will b to nave our friends call
on us.
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Authorized Agent of The Carolina Home and Farm and
Eastern for and vicinity
Advertising Rate on Application
WINTERVILLE. N. C. March
Mrs. of N.
C. spent several days last week with
Mrs. J. R. Cooper.
Miss Isabel of spent
Saturday and Sunday I'll Dorothy
Johnson.
A beautiful of men and boys
grass shut.-, tor spring and summer
ii and Co.
Mr. L. Q of Wilson an
student of H. S. spent
y in town.
WINTERVILLE. N. C. March
Mr. J. A. of pent
a day In town last week
Harrington. Barker and Company-
are headquarters for summer lap
robes.
Miss Dorothy Johnson spent Sal-
ii day and Sunday Miss Berths
Johnson of Ayden.
A nice lot of new and up to date
News Items.
March Mar-
Belle Smith of visited
at her brother's. Mr. Lloyd Smith's,
from Friday till Sunday.
Mr. R. A. Smith of was
visiting at Mr. Will Smith's Sunday.
Mr. Leon Tyson of visited
his aunt. Mrs C. E. Sat-
Farmers in
State Agent of the farmer's Co-Op-
Work, Meet
for Their
WILMINGTON, March
for their annual convention.
Misses Tucker and e Menu of the Farmers Co-
Flanagan of Standard visited operative Demonstration Work of the
Agnes Smith Saturday and Sunday. th hall
Our public school closed Friday. United Department of
The at Smiths school morning at o'clock for the
was largely attended and a opening session. Fifty-two members,
nice sum was made for the benefit of practically the entire staff North
the Christian Church. Carolina, the roll call. Two
Mr. Mark Smith came home from sessions were held yesterday,
High School Friday. The the afternoon and another at
Messrs. Allen and Tyson convention was form-
led him home. They returned welcomed to the city. Bradford
day.
Miss Wynne left for her
home near Monday.
Mr. and Mrs C. L. Tyson visited
Mr. C. Smith's Tuesday
Knapp, of Washington, D. C. head of
the demonstration work, arrived to-
night to attend the meeting.
House Items.
HOUSE. N. C. March W.
slippers for sale the right place by
W, J came in W lag and Co.
. rill spend time here. Mr. J. S. Ross of Ayden was in
S A. W. Anne and Cos our town looking insurance last
pen before you buy. They can Thursday
Bee Harrington Barber and P
I Chapman and for poultry netting, rubber J- of
i . a. afternoon, roofing and steel beam plows.
; u to hoes or Mis of
the young or dine Friday night in town with
Harrington Bar- her lister Hiss Venters.
. k A lot of matting in bright
U. A. Ai is returned on arrived A W. Ange and
i a s Co.
s n. c. j Berta Rosa of
t Fulford filled l. night In town.
i hi the , M Mamie and Clyde Chapman
HAS HEADY WITH ANSWER.
Black Jack Items
March are having right
much rain at this time.
The farmers union held their
meeting Friday night.
We are having Sunday School
now. We cordially Invite you to be
with m
We are expecting to hear the wed-
ding bell ring soon.
Mr. W. V. spent Saturday
night and Sunday with bis brother.
Mr. A O. of
Miss Dorothy Mae of the K.
C. T. T S, spent Saturday night and
Sunday at home
Dr. W. H. of Ayden out
to his old home last week. We were
glad to see him.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Williams went
to Washington last week
Scotland Neck Items.
SCOTLAND NECK. N a. March
Dear I have failed for
sometime to write because I have seen
the items The Dally that I would
have written so It me the
trouble, but will try to give you a
few Items now.
We learn of the sudden death st
Tarboro of a very notable of
that town on March It was Mr.
W H. Powell. He was president of
the Carolina Telephone and
Company and of
the Farmers Banking and Trust Com-
and owned a large interest In
the Scotland Neck hosiery mills. The
mills closed down on the 16th In hon-
or of him
Mrs. T. H. Baker died st the home
of her husband in Scotland Neck Sun-
day night. March after a long Ill-
Miss Adams spent Sunday ,,,.
with Miss Dixon . I Monday about o'clock p. m.
Mr. is on the sick list. Mr Robert K. Hancock of Scotland
We wish him a speedy recovery. died after a long, lingering ill-
Messrs. Edward Dixon. Nap Clark of tow years He was
and W. V. Clark attended a party of cit-
Sunday. Saturday and Sunday with their
you ed a stove or range see sister. Mrs. Hugh near
Ange Cos stock. They have Cox's Mill.
; for Harrington. Barber and Company
e young Christian Soldiers Of the have a very nice and pretty line of
church gave an womens and mens
ram an a audience Mil Olivia Cox spent Saturday and
lay afternoon. I Sunday with Miss Lizzie Cox. near
u Joe Smith and C T. Cox. Hill.
v t Ayden Monday afternoon.
M. A Adams tilled his regular Arthur, spent Saturday. Sunday
the Baptist Church Monday with Miss Dixon.
morning and night Sunday, See Harrington, Barber and Com-.
can your sewing machine for your peg-tooth harrows, a
i bobbins and shuttles for labor savor in cultivating the
d a machine, also sewing needles crops.
Harrington Barber and Co. Mr. Alfred Tyson of Arthur was
A. Adams left Monday
M to hold a series of
II
I Would Not let Slap Be
Made At ate County.
We are not calling any names, but
story has come to The Reflector
is too good not tell, as it
We were glad to see a large crowd
the at Flemings is Br
house Thursday Bight
Mr k I. Fleming spent Sunday m young lady went on
home near this i county, in a corn-
Mr. and Mrs. c. Washington re- P about things In
turned ho. Saturday from Virginia
e bad bun their referred to and the young
people lady told what a handsome building
Mr. J. C spent fellow though to lake
with bis friends near this place. her back by I reckon your
We were sorry of such bad county has line court house, but
weather Sunday not have bull it without
Mr. Fleming spent retorted the
With his friends at Ayden lady. a pity your county
We have missed Miss Essie El- enough credit to borrow money
very much since school close
Thursday night given by
Miss Parker.
W Are Getting Voles.
of our community. He was
about years of age. He was a
member of the Baptist
church. The funeral was conducted
Last week was good one for The Tuesday morning about by the
Reflector man in getting votes . the
We were very glad to see Mr. Thad moment he has
Miss May Bell Nichols from near of here Saturday.
We were also glad to see
led he had kept his mouth.
Thud Moore in town today. Win The
Mr. Edgar Buck was here Man.
Two young ladies Wednesday did
some work in for The Re-
man In the News and
automobile contest and secured a
Takes
A drive of Dr.
caller In the neighborhood ff
Sunday.
Miss Johnson left
n large number of votes for him
this afternoon. The
left t,. there. That was truly gratifying
somewhere down we Of that good
town for such loyal support the
News and Observer automobile
After that paper published
Hal of candidates and it was seen
that The man stood so near
the bead of the list, votes cams in t
faster him than they had been
coming. mis came In and brought
rotes, some sent th m by mail and
others mailed them direct to the con-
test In Raleigh, all of which
makes us feel good. We want every
one who will help us win the auto-
mobile not only in to send in
votes but send in subscriptions
to the News and Observer as well.
And if you send them direct to the
contest manager in Raleigh be sure
to give proper instructions so the
votes will be cast for The Reflector
man.
N C. Yearly and Dr. Lloyd
. ,,,, . such loyal support in me
inn ft
s,,, i- r
i said that the sidewalk was in county,
tiled.
See Harrington, Barber and Co., for
.-our points and piping, They Notice.
nothing but the best pipe. One red and black spoiled sow
Miss Isabel returned to her took up my house about
I. ill Monday afternoon 1st. Owner can get get same
I. r spending several days with paying and proving prop
ii f Johnson.
in Ayden
cleared of all but the horse. Turn-
ed the comer of Third street
turned In the vestibule of The
Reflector building where he stopped.
Miss Davenport left Friday
spend several days in Wilmington, R. I. D,
c. M I'd
JESSE BROWN.
N.
Item-.
N. March
Messrs W I. and
returned Saturday
pg from Durham.
Mrs. I ii Hunsucker of
who has been visiting at Mr. ,. Saturday In April. 1913
j. a Smith's, returned home
day evening.
Colored Teachers
The colored hers association
of county mi account
able weather not many of lbs teach-
nut. decided to adjourn until
COBS FOB SALE.
Grown and for seed, med-
sized ears, one often two ears
to the stalk, for all early or
late crops. Wry white Bushel
1-2 bushel peck 11.00. Send
money with order.
W. K. I'D 1.1,
C,
Olivia Jackson
day night Agnes
Mr, Jacob to
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. w
i Miss Ophelia Collins went to
Tuesday.
Mini spent Saturday
and Sunday at Mr J B,
Mr. Lather Smith attended church
i k's Sunday.
Hi Dall of was
B day.
i; came
in i to visit her sister. Mrs. J.
Smith.
Ii p. ii. Loft In returned this
m from Dover.
i;. , up and Prof. Day
i in k i Sunday
Mr W, I.
. i if-- a and J. ii
-n- In Jackson town
I a. hi.
The program for 4th Saturday in
April consists of the discussion of the
following
Dora M. Tilled.
L Wilkins.
Whooping S. E. Cox.
A. D. Moore.
P, Rice.
T. II. Robertson.
Prof. C. C. Clark
Hour of o'clock a. m
p. m.
MOORE,
REV. H L Set
After This Week
I will add cost to
all that have not
paid their taxes.
Come forward
and pay and save
cost.
S. I. DUDLEY,
Sheriff.
as well as people in the country,
also helping us and If till come up
as strong as will
out. Letters are received
every day advising of votes being
sent In us.
It is In order here to state that now
is a good time for those friends who
have promised us their subscriptions
lo the News and Observer to scud
them in as each subscription between
now and next Wednesday secures
extra voles. Also clip all the
voting coupons out of your papers
and semi them in for us. Those that
are dated and 31st should he
sent In at once.
FOR
four-ear Prolific corn for
sale. Grown In 1-2 foot rows,
Inches In the row, making It a good
germinating com. per bushel;
per 1-2 bushel; per peck .
Grown and selected by
W. K.
C, K. V. D. o.
In Hampton.
CHARLESTON, S. March
An Imposing monument in memory
of General Wade Hampton, a gift to
the city of Charleston by the local
chapter of the Daughters of the Con-
was unveiled today on
ninety-fourth anniversary of the birth
of the distinguished South Carolina
soldier and statesman. Them
occupies a site In
Marlon Square. The unveiling was
accompanied With Interesting but
modest ceremonies. The oration of
the day was delivered by Dr. S. C.
president of the
of South Carolina.
Him I Jack Hems.
BLACK JACK. N. C. March
We are glad to sec such line weather
again.
Most all the tobacco seed
ale up nice.
Elder J. T. Butler of Aulander, tun-
ed bis regular appointment at Black
Jack Saturday night and Sunday.
There was a large crowd out to hear
hint. We had a nice Sunday
school Sunday morning.
Miss and Miss Nannie
Williams of attended
church here Saturday night and Sun-
ii. Clark came home from
Charlie Harper went lo
ville Saturday morning.
We arc all talking about bad roads
bill we have some of them now.
Miss Bottle Harper of
Is spending some few days with her
people here.
a number of
attended church here Sunday.
Mr. Roy Venters, of near
i in- Baptists of Scotland Neck com-
a protracted meeting here
Monday night. March and closed
Friday night. with additions.
All the preaching was done by Rev.
Dr. Lloyd T. Wilson of Newport News.
He did some of the best preaching
that we ever heard. II seemed to
that inn sermons were
to convince any unconverted man or
woman lo grasp the life line as it
was thrown out to them. I have
never heard plainer preaching. He
was a power in the pulpit.
We learn that the water ill
river has been the highest of
late than it has been in thirty years.
II was so high that they stopped the
trains from crossing for a few days
at one place and they put a freight
car on each end of bridge to
bold it down. The water was said
to be live miles ill some places.
We bad some nice weather last
week but on Friday it set in to rain
again Saturday and Sunday it
rained and rained and then rained
some more, but the has mod-
again now.
We are glad to note that Mr. Duke
more than ninety years old.
has Improved very much from a fall
which he took several weeks ago
and has been confined to his room
nearly all tin time since he fell
this morning, he go up and
dressed himself and walked out ill
the yard.
We learn that of
young Converts will take place Wed-
evening.
A SAFE
FOR
I Mild Vegetable Medicine for
Liter That Is I'm From the
of
The Pharmacy has a mild
Vegetable remedy that successfully
of the powerful min-
drug the old-fashioned
liver This is
sou's r-Tone, a very pleasant
tasted liquid gives hut gen-
relief from constipation without
the had after-effects which so often
follow taking
Hudson's Liver-Tone Is fully
lo he a perfect substitute for
dine came through our section last ,.,,., .,,, f buy
It does not entirely satisfy you.
Pharmacy will promptly give
you your money back upon request.
II Is line for both children and grown
people.
week.
The Farmers reg-
Friday night.
Dr. C. M. Jones of came
through our Section last week.
Hems.
v C. March 20.-
Tl v and Wynne
Mr. David went lo Winter-
i. returned Saturday.
Agnes and Bertha
nor Greenville Saturday,
Mr. and Mis. C C, Cobb and MiSS
in, are upending Home
at Farm.
Mr Mrs Walter of Farm-
Mile were at V. M. Smiths
l. I i . .
Mn ii and little
i tighter of Ayden are spending some
i Inn with her parents, Mr. Mrs.
r m
i. it k. Oiled his regular
Arthur Saturday
M mi Mis Flanagan of
i ill,, re letting Mr Ivy
i, I i
is
. .
i,, dog bit two colored children
mi Mr C. D. Smith's farm one
J j I
e--
IS THE
HEART OF EASTERN
NORTH CAROLINA. IT HAS
A POPULATION OF FOUR
THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED
AND ONE, AND IS
ROUNDED BY THE REST
FARM IN O COUNTRY.
INDUSTRIES OF ALL
KINDS ARE INVITED TO
LOCATE HERE FOR WE
HA EVERYTHING TO
OFFER IN THE WAY OF
LABOR, CAPITAL AND
TRIBUTARY FACILITIES.
WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE
JOB AND NEWSPAPER
PLANT.
Agriculture Is the Host the Sod Healthful, Employment Washington.
WE HAVE A
OF TWELVE HUN-
AMONG THE BEST
PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN
PART OF NORTH CARO-
LINA AND INVITE THOSE
WHO WISH TO GET BET-
ACQUAINTED WITH
THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN
A BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE
A FEW INCHES SPACE AND
TELL THEM WHAT YOU
HA TO BRING TO THEIR
ATTENTION.
OUR ADVERTISING
RATES ARE LOW AND CAN
BE HAD UPON
MK
If. C .
M BER
WILLIAM FOR THE
ALABAMIAN
MEANS ALSO STANDARD OIL
of THis Causes Little
Surprise in the Various
Political Circles
STATE
CONDENSED NEWS FROM
ALL OVER THE OLD
NORTH STATE
WASHINGTON. D. C, April
When William Rockefeller, brother of
John D. Rockefeller and the real ac- Frank under Indictment for
Court Meets Today.
C. M. Cook
was unable to reach here this morn-
to open the regular April term
of Superior court for the trial of
criminal cases. Bending word that be
would be on hand and to start
work Tuesday. There are two cases
of large importance to be tried this
term. The first of these larger cases
will probably be the one against
directing and head of
the Standard Oil Company, declared
in favor of the nomination of Os-
car W. Underwood as the Democratic
nominee for the presidency, there was
little surprise political and
circles in Washington,
the alleged embezzlement of
from the Standard Mirror Company
of High Point
the active and militant head of the
Standard Oil Company trust should
express his for Mr.
was in tho nature of the
very fitness of things. Mr.
tilth House Burning.
came to State
That of Insurance James R.
Young today from Deputy
Jordan that he had Just sworn
out a warrant In county for
W. T. Brooks of that county on the
charge of burning his house the
feller Is a life-long member of to get the Insurance. Three
Republican party who has never voted auspicious fires are charged up to
for a Democrat; but this fact did Brooks. Deputy Jordan has been in
not embarrass him in the least county several days working
that Mr. Underwood Is his p this and other cases,
choice for the presidency of the
United States. Mr. Rockefeller's
favor of the
was no remark, but was
furnished to tho Associated and
carried by wire to Its thousands of
clients in every state in the union.
The Associated which
better than anything else, reveals the
true Underwood candidacy Is given
March
Rockefeller, In an Interview
today, stated that of the men mot
prominently mentioned for the
nomination, either Democrat-
or Republican, he favored Majority
Leader Underwood of the house of
representatives. His second choice Is
President
lo Make
date of the
address of Attorney General
at the commencement exercises of
the city public schools has been
changed from June to June The
change of dates was made necessary
owing to tho fact that the
was ho Democratic
State Convention has been called to
meet In on June and Mr.
presence will be required
here that time.
Identity of Victim
Known
Young Man Body Was Found
R. B. Tracks Is
of Fairmont In
County.
April
developments today It has
been learned that tho young man
whose headless body was found on
the Atlantic Coast Line railroad track
near Hayne morning was
of Fairmont, Robe-
son county and that he met his death
by falling from the train on which
he was traveling to Wilmington. The
young man's body was brought hero
to his home at Fairmont by
uncle who Is tho of this
information.
Tomato
E. L. Flowers of
Home Canning Company, has re-
urned from a trip to Washington,
where he went In the Interest of his
company. The purpose of tho trip
was to devise and lay plans for the
girl's canning clubs for the coming
season. The home dinner has been
adopted by the government as the one
to be used during the coming season.
NEGRESS CONFESSES CRIME
HAS KILLED THIRTY PEOPLE
Serious Conditions Exist
In The Valley
Levees up to Last Night Held the Greatest Volume of
Water Ever Known. Still Growing.
Farmers Along
Districts Desert Homes
Two hundred miles of levees late 2.000 persons homeless, throwing out
Tuesday night had held the greatest
of work several hundred men In the
volume of water known In
river history. Early spring
freshets, due to heavy rainfall on
watersheds of the Ohio,
and Cumberland rivers, caused the
rivers to rise. The crest Is not in
sight, an average about two
feet feet being yet expected the
lower part o town. The larger
levee, protecting the main portion
of Hickman. semis to be holding Its
Farmers have abandoned their
homes and removed their live
to higher ground near the lowlands
that would be flooded should the river
district between the vicinity of Hick-
man, Ky . and Ark.
four feet or Is the Arkansas,
prediction In Memphis, Trail, where
several hundreds were
en from their homes when a small
levee broke and where street car
truffle Is partly suspended, railroad
force Its way through the levees n
parts -of Kentucky, Mississippi, Mis-
carry malls, government
steamers and are the only
craft active on the river.
A special official warning says
service irregular and the gas plant stages are likely at Cairo, of 54.6
threatened. The flood stage at Wednesday, 55.2 on Thursday and
phis Is feet. One of the two levees feet on Friday of this week. The
at Hickman, Ky., broke, rendering Cairo Hood stage Is feet.
Proctor Hotel Company Stockholders
Meet
company. The
building committee will also mast
that day to examine drawings and
choose an architect for the building.
Some over thirty business men who to of th
had subscribed for Block In the
tor Hotel Company, met the court
house Tuesday night to organize
he charter Issued by the secretary
of state. Mr. W Moseley was
made chairman of meeting and
Mr. W. Dull, Jr., secretary
The principal work of this meet-
was reading and adopting the
charter and a constitution and by-
laws for the company and tho
of a board of directors
The following were elected
W. E. Proctor, J. O. Proctor,
D. W. Moseley, C. T. W. H.
Dall. Jr., W. H. Long, and L. W.
Tucker.
The directors will meet Friday, 5th,
Oxford Staving Class.
ruder the auspices and by
of Sharon and Greenville Ma-
sonic lodges the singing of tho
Oxford Orphan will a
conceit hero on the night of the
17th. The children a splendid
entertainment and always a
good audience when they come here.
WORLD
CONDENSED NEWS ITEMS
FROM EVERYWHERE
TOLD BY WIRE
MOT WANT A CHANGE
COTTON MEN DECLINE TO ENTER-
VIEW
V omen for Good Heads.
Chicago. April
delegates, representing
clubs and other organizations
out the state of Illinois, were on hand
today at the opening of what is be-
to be the first convention of
women ever held America for the
sole purpose of promoting the good
movement Jane Adams,
the noted settlement worker, presided
over the Initial session, which was
held tins afternoon at the Auditorium
Hotel. The convention will continue
over tomorrow.
To Be Tried for Harder.
Waterloo, Iowa., April
able Interest is manifested in the case
of J. T. who is to be
ed on trial here tomorrow for the
murder of Henry Phillips, a
wealthy farmer. The killing Is said
to have resulted from a dispute be-
the two men over a sewing ma-
chine. has never denied
the killing of Philips, but declares
that he acted in self defense.
OPINION VOID BY S. C. MAN
President f S. C.
of
Riles
WASHINGTON, April
lo any radical or sudden change
the cotton schedule of the tariff
law was voiced by Ellison A
of Greenville, S. C, president of the
American Manufacturers
his annual address at the
opening session here today of the
association's sixteenth annual con-
do not he said,
the tariff not be changed
some respects, but I do claim that
it should be changed only after
thorough The
of the manufacturers of this
try, I believe, were gratified when
President Taft vetoed the crudely
prepared cotton goods tariff bill which
had passed the last session of Con-
manufacturers have been
Instrumental securing
of millions of dollars in southern cot-
ton mills under existing conditions
and present costs, which investment
would be and
paired by and sudden changes
Inland Empire Teachers. .
Spokane. Wash., April
today welcomed a small army of
who gathered from all parts
of Washington, Oregon, Montana and
Idaho to take part In the fourteenth
annual meeting of the Inland Empire
Association, Today was
given over to tho reception of the
and several preliminary confer-1 president recommended the
The general sessions of the of a committee on rules
convention will begin tomorrow morn-
and continue until Saturday.
I'm Hand Show Opens.
PORTLAND. Ore. April
annual bench shows of the
Portland dug opened today
under conditions pointing to the most
successful win the history of tho
club. Several hundred prize winners
I from prominent kennels throughout
the are Included among tho
exhibits.
for cotton buying, seeking some
of action with
north and south, and establish-
rules that will he uniform,
ally observed and alike fair to buy-
and seller and providing for tho
settlement of disputes without re-
course to the
Scientists tell us the higher we go
the colder It gets. Perhaps that is
why most of u do not struggle to
roach the top.
New North Carolina Enterprises.
development com-
Chapel construction
company.
heating company.
Ice and light plant
Flat hosiery mill.
hotel company.
factory.
Mt. development Co.
water company.
Cooperage Co.
After a man has been for
bigamy he can't understand how Sol-
acquired his reputation for
BY SE-
CHIMES COM.
WITH
AN AX
LAFAYETTE, La. April
In LaFayette and three other
tonight are searching for
corroborative of the
confession made today by tho
young Clementine
of participation an tho wholesale
murders, which have startled
this
Seven families, a total of
persons, have mot death
by mysterious midnight
each case armed wit ave,
Louisiana towns and
within the fourteen months
Clementine years
today confessed that was tho
principal in four of
these families, with a total of seven-
teen persons She said other families
had been marked for death and
would pay the
Kills Negro Over A
Nickel
White Hoy II Years old Shoots Twice
at Negro Yards Away and Kills
Quarrel Over an Alleged
Debt of Cents.
April he
had not paid a nickel that a year
old boy claimed due him by an old
Ned Jones, living in George-
town about one quarter of a mile
from this city, was shot and instant-
killed about o'clock this
by James Hill, It is alleged
The boy, it Is said, stood at the
of his own home, about
feet distant and using a small cal-
rifle, fired two shots at the old
who was seated on his porch
talking to a woman. The sec-
took effect and tho boy
threw down the gun and ran, being
caught about one mile from tho scene
of the murder. The Jury
by Coroner C. K. Stanley, fixed
the crime on Hill and a boy
of years Jim who was with
bun the
jail.
Colored Man Kills
Another
Man of Halifax County and
Near Scotland Engages In
Pistol Duel Wins Another Negro
and Death
SCOTLAND NECK, April
morning Just past midnight,
Henry Cotten, a company
with one o other went
to I woman's house and called
out Tom Hawkins, a When
Hawkins went out he was attacked
by tho party, It Is alleged, and
a gun he Bred. Tho assault It Is
alleged was continued and ho fired
tho second shot which took effect in
Henry abdomen.
About o'clock In the afternoon
Cotton died as a result of tho wound
and Hawkins taken to Halifax
and placed In Jail to an In-
by tho grand jury.
NOT FOR UNDERWOOD
CLAUDE KITCHIN DECLARES SO
JAPAN PEAS OR SOFA BEANS FOR
sale. per bushel.
Both, were placed K. and J. G.
REPORT CIRCULATED BY UNDER.
WOOD MEN QUICKLY HE-
BY I III It OF
WASHINGTON, D. C. April
people are circulating to-
night a statement purporting to be
from Representative Claude
of North Carolin, endorsing
Leader Underwood's candidacy for the
presidency.
When told of this late tonight Mr.
denied with emphasis hat
ho had endorsed Underwood's
said that Mr. Underwood would
mag a great said Mr.
by no means did I say
that I thought he would make the
best Democratic candidate, nor did
endorse his
Although Mr. because of
his close relationship with Mr.
as a leading member of tho
Ways and Means has been
lo come out. in open opposition
to the floor leader's candidacy ho Is
put down confidentially as a support-
of Governor
nothing has occurred up to this time
to load Governor Wilson's friends to
believe he hat ceased to favor
the New Jersey executive.
Damage in Green
County
Bull Head Township Was Victimized
by the Recent Severe Wind Storm.
Several Houses are Reported Blown
Down and Many Couple Hurt.
April baa been
received here of great damages In
Bull Head township, the isolated
of Greene county, near tho
county line, resulting from last Fri-
day's wind Details are
but It is learned that a number
of houses were blown down and many
trees uprooted. One house. In which
several men had taken refuge from
the cyclone wind and rain, was blown
down and several of the inmates
injured.
Clay Shoot of America.
YORK, April of the
most noted trap shooters of the
country were on hand today for
annual amateur championship of
lea at clay pigeons. The tournament
Is being held on the grounds of the
New York Athletic Club at Travers
Island. Today was given over to the
preliminary events on tho program-
me. The championship will lake place
tomorrow. There will ten prises
tho first being a diamond
medal.
THE PERFECT
cotton and corn planter.
to please. J. R. and J. Q.
-As.
M .