THE CAROLINA HOME and FARM and EASTERN REFLECTOR the heaviest load and getting manner. And even If we do not have worth their time to fold the supple- turned. Yet when the defeated pug- calling on us. let us keep menu and them with their up again for another bat- the poorest reward. Hut at last, the change But at last, happily, the change has begun in the lot and in the methods of the farmer. Various granges and political or- have shown the realization of the power of co-op- WORTH Various plans for co-op- Published by D. WHICHARD. Editor. me year, x months. rates may be had upon application at the business office in The Reflector Building, corner and Third street All cards of thanks resolutions respect will be charged r at per word. Communications advertising will be charged at three per line, up to lines. as second class August 1910. at the post office M Greenville. Carolina, act of March J, 1879. things about us clean and bright. publications. A mere matter of bus-l hp to make conducted In a WITH A VI Ma M K. The very first thing the did when treed by that Jury in the Windy City, was to tender FRIDAY. APRIL 1912. THE IS TIRED HIS KNEES DOWN. Bat There l Nothing About Hi- the Editors That Talk to Have the Most Intel- American Audience-It Would be Well If Editors Could Learn From Some the Modern Methods of Self Protection and Combination. alive marketing, seen in the case of the fruit dealers and others; the plans for withholding entire crops for good prices and show that the is not content- ed any longer merely to fight against bis neighbor and let the whole world stand at his back. The thoughts and are becoming, luckily, as modern as the the reaper and the automobile that replace old fashioned tools. And one great consolation In the high cost of living so much deplored Is the fact that part of this high cost of living comes of the farmer's de- termination to have a decent reward for the work that he does. The high cost of living Is due In part to the fact that the farmer no longer practically gives away his no longer lets them rot on the ground as used to happen in old days of burning corn for fuel or losing the apple crop because It would not pay for the barrels. The higher cost of food means that Most mothers begin the story was once a fairy ally say, met a man down the street and he told Now. about the prince It is always a story; the the street Is not THE RATIONAL ANTS. always a story. we met the down-the- And both Underwood and their liberators a sumptuous dinner. .,, , . ,. . his opponent. The government does publishers made to be of the very much the same when setting That's what a New Yorker the trusts. As a rule the sleuth and lawyers working for Sam gather enough evidence and evidence of such char- that a trust victory seems to be as far off as Christmas on the 26th They Fight One Element. The Rational Ants had been street man and he had a suggestion peacefully enough. r December. Yet, inevitably, the to offer. The suggestion was so good . They had gone about their j pay and the man who made It so reliably different callings In a business like honest in his purpose that we read- and the of them had agreed to present It to our material comfort. Their around the prosecuting attorneys and Sam is made to bite the dust solid homes and healthy epidermis of defeat. For the past few months Greenville aloud of their as has been undergoing a change for the did things material which made better. It is progressing L for them, and many good moves have The stage was ideal for the play, slowly started and helped along until i. was De a drama; and the they gathered the necessary ants which were to be the ac- tum to them going to a success- luxuriously back In their Nothing about It either. The next thing in order was to look up the different items of their trial and add them into a grand to- Right after they decided that It would be sort of foolish to stand the grand total out of their pock- a revision upward of all their products. Just enough to defray all expenses. The dinner in- we presume. The really have a great deal more humor than they are credited with. They certainly must be having a hearty laugh on poor Mr. Consumer. Isn't it bad that we can't the meat packers acquitted after a of hours. Ill is hard to tell what they inverted I Lieutenant Governor. W. C. New- time In. The jurors had very land, of who has been prom- In Chicago recently the Jury try- to say after the banquet lender- mentioned as a candidate for ed them by he accused. Yet in the present end. By the middle of next j blissfully unconscious he not with it Most, if not all. the himself for the giving at the very latest we arc to have of hand which had laid another brace of representative the performance. By then it Is probable Journeys I To be a few them who evidence furnished by the trusts was o the post office will only be imper- payed on margin of the future had in the manner of hundreds and one rare occasions and we Will certain precautions against the of sheets, covered by figures. happenings of certain events which These appeared to the Jurors as so many Chinese puzzles of diabolical state convention for the nomination. assume the air becoming a town that done had hung crepe on the door Taking all these things Into ac- o the other ant's count there Is yet something which farther hastily closed we should and certainly could have tan leather bound and care- j and maintain. inscribed volumes which the wade through those sheets. There are In Greenville, practically treasured in rooms of difficult The citizens trying the New York a reason that he thinks Hon. Locke of Is entitled to it by acclamation. Mr. ac- Is commendable. In that it ruins the possibility of a light in the complexion and undecipherable No wonder they refused to By ARTHUR BRISBANE and reprinted with his permission Homer Davenport, known to mil- lions of Americans for his cartoon work, understands especially the that live in the country. The man who lives in the country the sky and the rising sun and watches the passing seasons has a brain better fed than the city man who lives on and scarcely knows the difference between moon- light and electric light In Chicago two days ago Davenport was discussing with the well known and some others the different kinds of American citizens. not raised on the farm don't said Davenport, the do the thinking and the clear thinking In this country. city folks think of the farmer as an exhausted man at the day's end too tired to think. I also puts him in line to be honored with the nomination by acclamation four years hence. o--------- Here is Bob Phillips of the Greens- News, talking about pie, turnip the farmer Is getting something thousand inhabitants. These without the knowledge of the sugar refiners, had a great deal of the food he produces. And seen from I thousand people are liable to of several mechanical devices. presented to them. Also of corn ct cetera, and and a great majority of them. Unfortunately for the majority of the puzzle variety and after hanging an not prepared to have ants, these few who dabbled around the Jury room for a while, thrust upon them in their homes, u future margins were indeed w disagree. For this reason a hospital suggests painful few and their purpose that point of view the high cost of king is welcome since it means that good pay and prosperity are no long- the exclusive possessions of mer- chants, middlemen, jobbers, bankers and high priced union mechanics. The farmer's Intelligence at last Is giving him his share. COMING TO IT. Next Monday, or rather day after tomorrow, everybody who thinks well of cleanliness and it is a pity such a distinction should be made, will feel right In his or her place for the prescribed four days of general cleaning will start then. That period set aside by our may- or should be a profitable one. If as he invited some time ago everybody gets to it willingly enough. And Just here it Is more than timely to men- in These same people had an- right In the same column Inquiries for the old fashioned folks who used to keep fast. What's the matter with Hob. anyway He ought to know that Itself. Our neighboring towns Of any meddling with the future was lost In other set to with the law not so very and do Importance all have hospitals careless crowd for what was the long ago. It was a case of fraud. have proved of great benefit to of wielding an inquisitive Jimmy pure and simple. and boss- people living in those towns, not to against the heavy lid of the were involved and Uncle Sam mention the ones of our community holding that which was to come victimized of many hundreds of who have had to seek In those to some and the knowledge of thousands of dollars. Small men commodities that Greenville could is coming was apparently sufficient were convicted wholesale, but the Some folks say they would have a better show at gardening if It was not for the chickens. for our vindication, that we are farmer may be tired from , the North knees down and he generally Is. the of , clean town in the evening he gets off his boots Tarboro New and and has a few minutes rest. through their civic leagues have from the eyes up he la the game our tired. His is the brain that takes the League have. wide view of public questions. Just as it takes a wide view of the fields and the sky and that is the man worth real heads escaped. They have escaped again and it When the new hotel is built It is going to be followed by many more not offer them. We have, to be sure, to the well to be ants. a number of most competent Without an advance or even cans in this town. But even they are a preliminary chord the artist rung would appear in that way, the sometimes handicapped in treating the curtain one night on the rational pie who are suffering through the diseases amongst surroundings that ants and routed them out of their restrains imposed upon by the were not. in their favor or that of dwellings at a time when the not have enough energy for Mr- Roosevelt Is discovering that their patients. cuts funny capers with come to an agreement and con-he not altogether as popular he Very often the services of a They were asleep. some of the big heads ed nurse are required. We have to I Some ants who were trying to keep Sam tries so hard to send for her. Despite the magnificent pace with the owls were the first i o------- Those with the price or credit will be hunting Raster clothes this week. They are planting corn. And be sure talking We have said so much of late about the value of cleanliness through sanitation to our healths, that it does seem like repeating. And even if Is Davenport said this in discussing we that this the Importance of local newspapers L one yielding the best re- read especially by the that , , Bought. produce the national wealth. ago we were talking to The local editors of the country who was on the committee are to that they. tho new hotel stock, a large stimulate and direct He the cam. by their presentation of facts paper a great Ideas the most important thinking WM towards get- class in America. m prop Until very recently the farmers of not the country, like the local editors of a matter of fact, but the country, suffered from lack of w the combination, of modern methods and oW they lacked their share of prosper- a , It. seems to have struck a For nearly a generation past there thing lately. In the way of has been In the country a feverish In general picking up and rush of organization, co-operation. new enterprises and public build- elimination of waste, economy of pro- to be erected and the pres- use of byproduct. campaign to beautify the town Is In ten thousand ways intelligent just right, big workers have made their efforts We do not want to feel like the more remunerative to themselves, lady who did not know how to keep more economical In methods, greater house. During one of her absences in productive capacity. from home a lady friend called on The story of this organization, Expecting her mistress hack operation and greater reward Is fa- very Boon the maid urged tho visit- equipment of some of our to on the stage and, Dr Q Hyatt of has offices, nobody can deny that certain lost no time in passing the word, or been contributing some very operations could be performed to bet- shout, down the dormant aisles. articles to the Free Press In advantage and with better results Some quickly and some slowly re- hospitals. Every a in a place that was especially paired to the scene In grotesque con- county for them. The was on and it was, an and none In fact, from many points of view as above mentioned, a drama. The pl Maybe our people about going, does the advantage of a hospital had already a big slice up Q need March did not do much blowing Greenville suggest Itself. his share and was ravenously at no far distant day. has The particular business man who his way to the rest of It. The p talked to us about it was very grew too strong for the Enthusiastic enough and a confused attack upon the pledge if the project could be resulted. week paper g Monday made to materialize. That Is the kind j On account of the bravery display never of enthusiasm that helps do things and ed by some of the ants-strange to T m now that we have explained it. will say the very ones that had not made other civic spirited business men of a mark for themselves in gathering Q Greenville come forward and be- the world's was friend the suggestion prevented from getting too near the and tho play ended April will hardly be much than March was. If there Is anything worthy of at- it seems that this hospital is OSCAR HOD. People In the south are remarking with surprise as to the strength of the Underwood boom In looking for a reason for the strength of this boom we have to hand it to the managers of his campaign. The astute who have been entrusted with the of the for tho Underwood launching have been to Within a certain period of time these gentlemen contrived to have with frolicsome gambols of the voluntary If the split log drat used Just after the rains on street south of Five Points, there would not We have seen the first fly of the season and promptly swatted him. On with the hotel then some- thing else. ---------o Straw hats have blossomed In the stole windows. This Is going to be Greenville's big improvement year. now be so many deep cuts In the I street. It takes attention to The gloomy ants, the ones who had an , wad some power tho gambled on futures, tried to To get the money the fellows owe us. a run on their favorite bucket-shop, The an of school but failed in interesting the other draw. ones In their What m designed is My Birthday was to come had done so and was now history, as tho wrecked where the had good fighting qualities shown such to announce Greenville's clean up. campaign. Reginald De Reginald De Korea, the composer stood as a Is not going to let Char- of a number of the most popular light witness for. and anyway, gambling on keep over her In the operas that have been produced In tho future was not their way. matter of sky scrapers. The America in late years, was born In ANOTHER FAILURE. The trusts have nothing whatever practically every southerner to read when u lo about Underwood, To see his picture. To see and snapshots that depict the Alabaman in dis- is about to launch a ten Middletown, Conn., April 1861. He office building. j received his education principally In England. After from Ox- I he first quarter of the year put ford University In he studied some good on foot for Green- music In Paris, Vienna, Florence and the law. progress. Let's see If the sec- Stuttgart. Upon his return to Amer- Trust after trust Is driven to the can be made to count for even lea he was employed for some years to every editor. lady to wait a little in the parlor. of mountains and the lawyer de- much a musical critic on various New Unfortunately th, local editor, of She did. and having nothing to do but , , , forge, to et make a circle around York D WM The Democratic party has not had tho founder and conductor of the the country, the most useful and In wait, she passed a review of the oh- see a call it a cordon, but the masses by far tho most powerful, In the room. They all denoted ,, , K, , . . as to elect a . i, . . . , lure of charming Mrs. Underwood. i knows why. A cordon of lawyers , Among best known operas have not don. their part for their ft, want of care strange in a Tho ,, wag ,, president the days of Cleveland J . own benefit in the work of com- well kept. did the piano of the kind of literature organization and higher bear evidence of this carelessness; a appeals and gets there. Dallies and profit rich covering of dust dulling Its j weeklies were supplied with supple- The farmers were among the last surface. The caller tired of waiting devoted to Underwood. These to adopt these modern methods, for and left before her friend returned, were made attractive they live scattered and isolated, as. but before going, with a gloved fin-enough to have the people look at In a the local live. she Inscribed her name lo the then what more. These And they, the farmers, for many rich layer of dust on that piano. j supplement were preceded by a years and ninny centuries had Don't let us have our friends leave according to circulation, which ply competed with each other, car- their names our homes in such a made the newspaper editors think It as cotton on tho other fellow's earn when you do not want to hear anything. The ridiculous part of it all Is that the government behaves In such cases after the rt the professional Hi are and Little He has When Mr. Roosevelt can't find any- written also a large number of songs thing else to Jump on he takes a and music for piano or or- whack tho But they are able to take care of . . ANYONE DESIRING Dose get Allen , n county we , boxer. The eve of the battle almost every day, they cure w So and Is going to get in he Is not there. . WINTERVILLE DEPARTMENT IN CHARGE OF C. T. COX Authorized Agent of The Carolina Home and Farm and The Eastern Reflector for Winterville and vicinity- Advertising Rates on Application Members of the One Class En- and in of New the evening of Fools the faculty and students of the GRIDIRON STORIES Football Games That Were Won by a Tongue Lashing. WINTERVILLE, N. C. March Miss Minnie Smith of Farmville spent a pleasant visitor In town Friday. Wednesday with relatives in town. Miss Helen Smith and Laughing Theodore visited Ayden Tuesday at- You Like or Mr. Brown of Greenville was Never Can Training school were highly TALK THAT BEAT HARVARD. tamed by the members of the one. year class. The class presented the Mike Murphy Mad the principal material of the frocks, little summer these NEW YORK. Match So. The com- taffetas. Many of tin- prettiest haw- season will, undoubtedly, be noted a ground of white checked or striped tor tin- unusual taffeta. The by hair lines of black, and over this are full of models showing surface quaint spring designs in odd of every description employed as soil colors are scattered. honor of the occasion the stage Saturday and Sunday with Miss decorated with such signs What Fools These Mortals peal to Penn, and the Rad and Unfortunately taffeta is difficult to Will make for a certain type of i Rosa to tho and to Victory, manage in such a way as lo avoid provided the frocks are made A Dog Won a Game For Columbia. Nine out of ten of the artistic skill. .,., . ., ,. , . , eta frocks shown in the shops are Among the taffetas attractive strip- Writing on football in the American , . Magazine. Edward Lyell Fox tells of and The tenth is ed effects may be found, usually in defeats that were turned into undeniably but the charm white and color-soft rose, dull old Ship of and by tongue lashing. lie usually goes hand in hand with I blue, violet, cherry, etc. These WINTERVILLE N C April The Only In keeping are instances whereby coach- price, for it means material of striped taffetas are successfully made ex have won games all unbeknown to beautiful quality and very skillful up alone but the French designers the public. These ore crises that making. like to combine them with plain Harrington. Barber and Company have a large supply of Cole fertilizer Misses Sallie and Carrie Bell Smith with the last there were four distributors and corn and cotton brother Markham. be,; not P a k. ,. mo Saturday and Sunday with Miss and were dressed as the halves, with the team lovely Hie color of the stripe and sometimes day Ind ball with Lucy Hell Langston. Jester, and who Imitated the the following . in the stripe or stirred by W. H. S. boys in favor Ayden. Miss Hattie C. of Ayden was In town a short while Wednesday with the result Harrington. Barber and Company of remained on the appeal an apparently received a beautiful line of Bum- th stage throughout the mer lap robes. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rollins spent typical fools of humanity, came before the crepes and satins, wonderfully light color shot with whites and perhaps while organized and defeated rabble often and exquisite of line. The one other tone. or becomes a steady but furious which quaint in the There are sorts of unit. best sense of that are winning fabrics in the market now- the Pennsylvania went to their favorable attention, chameleon linens, crashes, piques and bed- room after playing a l to t effects still hold first place. de ford cords of which tailored costumes first half Harvard. The tie score or antique cretonne designs are fashioned and the clinging soft as m Harvard bud played h., Invaded classes of mated- chiffon stuffs like batiste, mull, voile and whether In cottons, marquisette and crepe which go into radiums or taffetas have a the making of diaphanous frocks. afternoon. n once for short periods only. Straw hats and caps at A, W. Ange came a body of women and Company's. advocating for Mr. J. K. Barnhill of Stokes, need a nice pair of en-. Then fol-, formerly of here, came in last night examine those at A. W. Ange and Co. lowed the professions represented by , J to look after some business. I Miss Louise of a novelist, a musician, an Harvard would have crushed The fertilizer spent Sunday and Monday with a grafter and a teacher. Next if Mike Murphy, the veteran be for for sale by Harrington. Barber and Misses Eva and Lucy Bell Langston. In came the chronic had not a table to give the tailored costumes with quantities Co. Another large shipment of ladies and grumbles, the love-makers and; and three minutes to the team, r Wedding bells will soon ring near and men's slippers at Bar- those afflicted with the modern dis and Co. Come in and see them. The Interest in I here. Lizzie and Olivia Cox with Miss Myrtle came home play was heightened by a C. T. Cox visited near Mill Saturday to spend several days at her of songs that were taken from Thursday night, they report a She will return the last of Shakespeare's plays, ant trip. the week to resume her studies at After the play the class gave a re- If you need any kind of farm ma- the Meredith College at Raleigh. to the new students and get A. W. Ange and If you want to plant your corn, cot- the Y. W. C. A. room. The prices before you buy. ton and peanuts quick and regular. room was beautifully decorated Mr. George Herbert Cox went to buy a Lead better, one seed planter. i yellow and gray, class colors. Kinston Thursday night and return- guaranteed by A. W. Ange and Co. refreshments were found by re- ed Friday. I Mr. J. Cox came home Saturday moving the souvenir dunce raps from Harrington. Barber and Co. have night to spend a few table, the latest styles In summer straw hats days. The evening was of fun and f and old men. Barber and Company merriment from beginning to end and Rev. M. A. Adams returned Thurs- are selling the best fertilizer should fed amply reworded day from Maysville where he namely, the efforts put forth. The en- been holding a series of meetings. Several of our young people at- was under the Harrington, Barber and Co. can tended church at Bethany Sunday. on of Jenkins, tho advisor of supply you with any kind of sewing it will pay you to see Harrington. one class. machine needles, bobbins and shut- Barber and Company for one of those also hand sewing needles. Cole, cotton and corn planters. Souths Meek. Murphy, like was no orator. made up along lines unsuited to their Insertions of and other you want a lot of beau eater, peculiar heavy laces make limply cut linen up there Boston to crow over the hash their ten in made of cried be. turn that city inside out cm good money at that. Your friend. lie free lunch counters for weeks if you let those This is especially true of the suits very dressy affairs indeed Road's Finding no little opposition to ft proposed bond issue of overlooked the third and equally essential, namely, experience and know-how. It is not enough to two. Such crude attention has given the sand-clay type of a dubs away with this clay down In mud and roll the almost made me cry to see those bis good roads In Cumberland stiffs walk all over gulped Index hastes I know how . . ,. ., which the situation manifestly re- bad name with people who were there- the breach with some assurances by misled. Others hearing of their quires. Those who oppose the bond Conclusion issue do so principally upon the as w Cumberland ground that the money would he proposed bonds spent for sand-clay roads of their ac- roads, which would be are not good roads. The adapted to local conditions lie brushed hi. eve. with Index agrees that any one who w better service than macadam at live or six times tie food yon You weren't right half. You'll kill You've got to. Think of the crowd. And any, no mother, father, sis or up there Just think of fellows. Think of me. that takes care of you all. For I've got the The Business Way. It is learned that a few fellows in the back of his band and faltered ed the proposed condition by what he won't be with you very saw of roads in Cumberland Country- longer, and I want you to win this bearing this name would be well he opposed the bonds. We are NASHVILLE. Tenn. April 2-The , -He finished ed , it ; i v ; I ,. , r- . bond issue will not be used to build Hood and of for Education the the men were thinking too hard. The sheriff of Nottingham had will assemble for a three day's The next half Harvard found n differ- A FACT ABOUT THE such sand-clay roads as those this state, who are so narrow be- an enormous price upon the head of This organization -bled TO but a type of roads that has been tween the eyes that they think no- Robin Hood. One Guy of formed at Capon springs in is . . body hut their candidate has a archer, determined to win unique in e been seen on Franklin Held, liar will be built under the direct super- i ht to run for office has been the prize and betook himself to Slier- Us was swept away and beat- of an expert road engineer who John and Robin fun at Mr. Underwood and his b within its membership B . sight of the stranger and . . . ,., I campaign managers for running paid knew la he had come supplements in tho on errand which it to the one the Gold Leaf would be well for them to find out. last week. They seem to regard this Little Join proposed that he should as a method and think It go alone to sound the Rob- can only hurt whatever chances Mr. was unwilling to entrust the might have. Irate matter Little John left In Quite to the contrary, we believe a huff. men in education as a civic ,,,.,, a man spoke. and made good In other Another remarkable turning of s. where business men, men. col- game between the halves occurred at Ithaca In 1806. Cornell led Columbia at it is decidedly to the credit of Mr. Robin had some pleasant words., i i i Underwood's candidacy and to ills with the Intruder, promised that he fifteenth conference for education in H In the campaign managers that are would lead him to Robin Hood and the South opened Its three day sis- u;, p ,,. place roads have been constructed. Every by when the teams returned to have the dressing rooms. Columbia not up o the standard. Almost anybody recovered from a wearing game can build a sand-clay road, but only Princeton the week before. Many of those who know the science of road- the men were There was building and have plenty of a distinct feeling of the hopelessness be counted upon to build a of It all when the players lay down road that will Our NASHVILLE, Tenn., April 3.-The floor Only Bill. outlines some of requisites for a good Band-clay road, inclining proper drainage, men an din fact men of nearly every walk of life. Affiliated with it are several organizations of tors, which hold their meetings the same time and place. To Promote Education In the South. tiling to pay for the newspaper ad- did lead Into the heart of the here today with a record break- in a poker mixture of sand and clay, pack- they wish to give their man forest. He proposed some archery of leading educators. De of which became red not. construction by layers, rounding, and not try to It out of to while away the time. They statesmen, editors, lawyers when finally he laid down th. metal and one or two besides, ready overburdened newspaper pub- had some merry sport together and clans, preachers, farmers, merchants, rod the red whitened, but the ht re These conditions were not met In the Ushers. It Is understood by every- each admired the other's masterful and public spirited and rosined. Hill, deciding the poker building of the so called sand-clay body who has even a fair degree of of the long-bow. Robin at length thoughtful men and women of all was to be with like a stick. Cumberland County now intelligence to purely advertising revealed his and Guy his professions and from all walks of and we gather, are of matter and therefore does not have errand. They agreed to fight till the life. These conferences of which for R hard only In the respect the effect of compromising newspaper death of the other and there more than ten years. Robert C. gr tiled that they contain clay and sand. They ed to the dog Catching the idea. Fish lo his feet built up a speech around Bill. He Bill's nerve to tin the men If were not of them selves. His closing sentence was. piny for Bill. Bill. Columbia returned to the field. Bill, yelping furiously, led the way All through the half the team from the side lines. Said Von the tackle, after the game. heard every yelp, and It simply drove Hill's yelping so good that Columbia won out. Very often. Mr. Fox declares, the ability of one man to kick deter- mined the of the game. He Minnesota and Wisconsin played to The match ha. the most sensational ever seen That It ended a tie was be of He He kicked three goals from the field. The game began with a hen II series of rushes, end runs triple forward passes. The score leap to Wisconsin Minnesota ft Here to kick. on the thirty yard line, he drove ball between the Wisconsin's lead reduced to three point. Again. this time from the forty five yard line. sent the ball true. Min- led to The first half ended, however, with Wisconsin swing back into the lead. A touchdown came after succession of end run. The score Wisconsin Minne- 1.1. In the second half the steadied down elans foot No more were likely. But In the minute. sent a kick twisting from the forty-five yard line. It cleared the bar. the score was tied. Wisconsin had the bettor team; bad What is known as the is seldom occasioned by actual exist- external conditions, but in the great majority of cases by a dis- ordered THIS IS A FACT which be by t a course of regulate the LIVER. They bring hope and to the mind. They bring health and to the body. TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE Notice I. II. M. tribes of the fourth district will meet with No at Greenville on April 19th, IBIS, at o'clock p. m. At In Pitt county court house will be a meeting to which the public will be No other official notice will Tho tribes are cordially Invited. By order of District Sachem. A. District C. of H. invited. teak. publishers in any way. began as wonderful an exhibition of den. the great Now York n , opeD ha mouth. But arc not at all what the road engineer i i pm Candidates for office have only too heroic combat as history records, plat, has been the presiding pm bark, and finally bad meant when he says long regarded newspapers as so many Robin lost his footing and Guy was are among tho most important to choke him before be would loosen I people have supposed that free horses to be ridden at will and about to take possession of his help- for the promotion of bis grip. It was then that Conch necessary to make a sand- many such candidates would ride body, but Importunate prayer to in general of education in nudged Captain Fisher and point cay road was clay and sand. They them to death if they were allowed the virgin was heard and he got on the South. No other agency has hail to do It is the privilege of every his feet again. He soon had van- so large an Influence on the free-born American citizen to run for his opponent. With a heart- development of the South. No office If he so desire. But having once note of compassion for the dead phase of the educational, economic decided to make the race, he should man and a grim Jest over the and civic life of the southern states not have the gall to the pub- of putting the worst cloth on has failed to be helped by these of newspapers to bear the ex- the heat man, he exchanged clothe, the Influence of which has of campaign. It costs good with Guy and then disfigured the been felt in the remotest section Of money and lots of It to set type and dead face beyond recognition. Mount- the North, East and West. print newspapers and besides g a horse he hastened to the fact newspaper Is worth sonic- sheriff and announced himself Guy Sew Type Of Destroyer thing. If advertising in newspapers the slayer of Robin Mass., April de- is worth anything to a candidate, he Hood. The exultant sheriff would Henley, representing a type of certainly ought to be willing to pay have rewarded him with money, but torpedo-boat destroyer new to the for it; and if It is not worth paying the hero declared that the slaying American navy, was successfully for then it Is not worth the of that vile outlaw. Robin Hood, launched today at tho yard of the A candidate as much right reward enough and hurried away. Fore River Shipbuilding Company. to advertise his candidacy in tho news- a few moments he saw Will Scar- The Henley will be the first of the he- papers and solicit votes thereby as a fleeing from the sheriff's soldiers fitted with both turbine and merchant or tradesman has to ad- and he rescued him. Then he came reciprocating engines. The In the same medium and so- upon Little John tied hand and foot, eating engine will be used for patronage. One Is Just expecting to he hanged. He rescued at from ten to fifteen knots speed as the other and the time him. Then safely arriving In Ills When the vessel Is to be run a high- Is already at hand when candidates forest home, he resumed his own rate of speed the reciprocating en- office are going lo resort more clothing and Impersonated Guy of glue will be cut off and turbines more to the means of soliciting sup- no more. ed. The contract speed of the Henley port. And It is much better and more, Guy of will March In tho Is set at twenty nine knots an hour. commendable than to flood news- precession on May 18th at the State but it Is expected the she will be aide paper offices with ready prepared Normal College Greensboro. to make at least thirty one knots. editorials, long winded speeches and The Henley Is named to articles, begging for their Neutral In Delaware. rate the deeds of two brothers, John publication on the charity DOVER. Del., April of Dandridge Henley and Robert Henley. Every newspaper office In tho conn- the Democratic State Committee of They were nephews of Wash- try is even now being flooded dally assembled here today to de- and both officers with this latter sort of stuff and some the date and make other In tho early days of the American of Mr. rival for the arrangements for the navy. John Henley commanded the Mantis nomination are among the at which delegates to Baltimore Carolina, the vessel which so aided most guilty Gold will be selected. It is understood Andrew Jackson at New Orleans in Leaf. delegates will go to the breaking the force of the advance of convention without the British army. Robert Henley to reports from tho Wash- This Is due to the fact that the prom- served In the navy during the war of training camp Pitcher Thomas arty in are Just IS particularly distinguished injured hand Is as good as about evenly divided In their choice himself at the battle of Lake ever. between Harmon and Wilson. plain. 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