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-mm firemen On Fifty-Four Bail- roads Vote lo Strike YORK. a strike vote by overwhelming the of and men submitted its ultimatum today to railroad.-, a.-, side the adjourned Mai ere the brotherhood arc now to nil a strike at once, but its president, W, B C , will as a last resent, submit I the railroads a written statement of the attitude it a compromise on the king . is not i,.,.,.; an mi n . leave within forty- PLAIN i la writing a sketch which will Mar. Amelia been en D Come I i Kl If i- star iii a II musical entitled la David succeeded r Standing with Barrymore in vaudeville The of . shims no more on th I contemporary stage. Dorothy Morton has replaced Murray in with Carter He Haven. Prank has been engaged by Maurice Campbell for roll in Breaker Joseph Patterson is to write a new which Marry in- tends in produce in the Spring. Ryan Walker, the cartoonist, is tog a tour, his call- ed Adventure of Mr William is to a by a Chicago Its title is Kindly Mary has written a play call- ed Parrot's and it is down for an early presentation in New York After her present limited vaudeville engagement Barrymore will pear in the Spring in a new production. The hive recently ed the American rights lo the London Drury Lane of year Sleeping With Jessi.- William A Brady at making ready for the early production of Lady from Okla- by Elizabeth Jordon. Barrymore la to appear In n new melodrama which will be present in Chicago next month, Tl t title of the play not jet been selected The Drury Lane be on i Core Christmas holidays next son the M in i on Opera New fork. to with been naked to give . of Irish plays with a I i Chicago Blanche Walsh has so i ably In vaudeville with I play, Countess that has a., otters a tour weeks in the me- drama, It was made known in New York the day that the new play In In which Mabel and Edith are to appear will be produced early In May instead of next Fall, as planned Joseph has the management these actresses, and for medium has the rights f a play by Cleveland yet to lie named Mr. a Victim Pick-Pocket lit Raleigh Mr. K. who was one of the committee from the Tobacco Board of Trade to go to Raleigh regard to the anti-cigarette bill, met an experience that was not down on the program. While in the crowd that had gathered in the house representatives to the discus- over the proposed removal of the seat a sealers county. i i him of ins purse that a lucked down in ids hip pock- el Mr. did not discover that he had been until after ital and was about his dinner in the borough house. When hi for purse there was not purse In the r around among k.-ts he found purse In an outside pocket of his overcoat, but was in ii The pickpocket evidently pulled the purse from i. n the the empty purse back i pocket Mr. did not lose very as he was wise enough not to take , large sum In ins pocket, The pick- pocket have thought he was going to make a rich haul off the u i Catcher Johnny formerly of Cubs and list season manager Boston Braves declares that he 1- out of major league baseball for I Lin i wiling pilot a Hue team Report of the THE OF 1.1 MM i . la close of business Loans and discounts Overdrafts, secured and Real estate and fixtures Demand from banks and bankers Subscribed and sworn to before me Oxford Orphan's Friend. this 11th day of February. 1913. H. U. BATEMAN, Notary Public. Sly commission expires Oct. 1914. J G MOVE. W. II. WILSON. Directors. Fraternally. HARRY J. M. J. A. LANG, Gold coin coin, all minor coin Bl bank notes and other K. S. TOO This time one of the moving took an excursion on Ninth street la preference to Dickinson avenue. Announcements for summer terms of East Teachers Train Committee, school are in the hands of the printers and will soon be ready for Wednesdays distribution. Mrs K. O. came home Tues- The Sidney Literary Society day evening from a visit in New the Training School cordially the Daughters of Confederacy of to the Memory M. A. Whichard. of Whichard, to attend the lecture given by Dr. C. W. is visiting Mrs. J. Whichard. Alfonso Smith on Friday evening. on the 11th day of Jan- Baa Haskett returned Tues- February fourteenth, nineteen while attending treat- rental from a visit In Nashville. thirteen, eight o'clock. Hunt at the Taylor Hospital at Wash- and The market house has been better N. C, our well beloved broth- children, came home with her for a with oysters this season than Richard W. King, departed this In several years. I entered into that peaceful f Stretch left this morn- rest reserved for lit r--i reserved for the upright 11,171.16 i Ion . lie it 1st. That Greenville Lodge No A F. and A. M. the loss v Carroll , beloved faithful member. Capital stock paid in i cur- rent expenses taxes paid Tine i. of M I IS Deposits subject lo 166.017 Bank deposits 110.003 outstanding 362.712.31 Total state of North Carolina, County of Pitt, I. I. Little. Cashier of the above named hank, do solemnly swear t. at the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. JAMES L. LITTLE, Cashier, farmer Who lakes a paper New York city and other north, admits advertising its columns t. he gone about two weeks. rivet the equivalent of a cash con- Mr. J. J. Carroll, of for were It not for the ad- C is here visiting his son, Mr. C. to help pay for the cost of publishing the paper, the Mr. W. G. Rogers, architect, of lion price would necessarily he two 2nd. That we shall miss the com- and Mr. C. V. York, or three times as much. A paper -hip and hoed of our ,.,,,., of were here today subscription price is j ceased member; we shall miss ti, progress of the work at bast be if it had no warm grasp of his hand, but we will or proctor Hotel. patronage, hence ever remember his virtues and strive, Mr Jennie returned this virtually get four dollars from t. Imitate his worthy example. from a visit in Farmville. the advertisers. It that j 3rd. To his bereaved family in this Mrs. Ned left this should have- a kindly feel- hour of their trial, we morning for a visit in New for the advertisers in their extend our Sincere sympathy, and j Mr. E. G. Flanagan went to give them the preference In the comfort them with the bless- today. j bestowal of patronage, for the led hope of a happy reunion some day j Mr. S. T. Hooker went to Ernul to- reason that one good turn with their departed loved one in that day. Ledger. bright world where trouble comes. Much Interest centers in the sale A number of ball leave 4th. That a page of the Record of the warehouses of the Farmers Con- for Rico soon, where they will Hook of our lodge be set apart sac- Tobacco Company, to take play a series of games before tho re- red to the memory of Brother R. W. place here Saturday. seasons opens. King, and that these resolutions be Tuesday night certainly passed for Roy who pitched for the inscribed thereon; a copy forwarded a rainy one. York Americans a few months age to his family, and a copy The rain has made out of doors has with the Nashville club, of in the Greenville Redactor and the quite disagreeable again. I the Southern League. Royal Store. N. C. LITER stop WORKING Take Liter Tune and lie Your II Mill Liven Liter V in A bilious attack or constipation an re relieved a short while by a Spoonful Hudson s Ton.- the mild, vegetable that druggist just ask Pharmacy about Liver Tone, that is a preparation that starts the liver without violence Into shape without lour habits. This store ii iii be all that, and will give you your money back If you don I find Hudson's Liver Tone gives you quick easy relief, Liver Tone is for both children It baa a taste is safe and r liable. The nil large and your M rents back to you if tell that It hasn't been a benefit you. Don mid don't buy of Tone you may run lino danger U you do. I'll,, medicine that I'll W an The style of a shoe is apparent the minute you see the shoe; the comfort is experienced when you wear the shoes. You can get both in should not be satisfied with but one of the two. You should get satisfaction for your shoe money, and with these shoes we're offering satisfaction means style, fit and sufficient service. If you wish to know when you buy how good Shoes are read the guarantee that goes on every pair of Shoes. It makes your shoe-buying a certainty. We're Showing Some Mighty Smart Models for Men, to i Shoe if knew j GREENVILLE IS THE HEART OF EASTERN CAROLINA. IT A POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED AND ONE. AND IS ROUNDED BY BEST FARMING COUNTRY. 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 AND NEWSPAPER PLANT. Is the Host Must the of Man. WE HAVE A OF TWELVE HUN- AMONG THE BEST l PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN PART OF NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE WHO WISH TO GET BET- ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IS A BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE A FEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL THEM WHAT YOU HAVE TO To THEIR ATTENTION. OUR ADVERTISING RATES ARE AND VAX HE HAD UPON ON. l X. C, m it KILLS HERSELF Mrs. R. W. Winston H Tragic Death In Philadelphia WIFE OF Was One Of Carolina's Most Prominent Women. Had Keen la Hospital Since January Grand Jury Frees a North Carolina Boy On Charge Of Murder Feb. Overman Introduced an amendment the public buildings bill today pro- for an appropriation of for a building site at and Mt. Airy, also to increase the the Wilmington customs house to Godwin has already secured In the house. , Mr. hill allowing Young of to re-enter the navy as past assistant paymaster, acted upon favorably today. I The passage of the immigration bill the Senate over Taft's veto a victory for Sen. Simmons. The House at Night Session Votes For Six Months School Term For State Shorter Hours For working women Is Senate Measure WASHINGTON. eight Bill After Hours Discussion. Set ate Kills hour for women workers through- House Providing For Family Mileage Book. Many Meas- ii.- r- i i if i k i o concern engaged in Interstate Passed Hail Hour Night Session commerce would be provided tor in a bill Introduced by Sen, today, Tho measure would also forbid rail- RALEIGH, biggest. There was a long discussion mi the .,,.,, engaged in commerce and most for reaching achievement increase the number of ,,., accepting goods from any con- IS NEW the General Assembly of 1918 will be the the tors for tile state school the Heat Dumb and requiring that one of violating its provisions, I- PHILADELPHIA, Feb. R. senior senator introduced the amend- W. Winston, the wife of Judge which the President to. , Robert Lee Thomas of of Raleigh, N. C, and the sister who of an Episcopal bishop of that state for killing Stevens, leaped from the 8th floor of the Jeff- by the grand jury to- hospital in this city late this day and the North Carolina boy was afternoon was Instantly killed. released from custody. Thomas shot Mrs. Winston had been a patient at Stevens in the latter's home on Jan- the hospital here for several weeks IS. He claimed he killed the suffering from a nervous affliction and Washington man In self defense. according to tho physicians at hospital she was never left She was subject to periods of Y Will hallucinations and had frequently I threatened to end her life and were given to the nurses never to, leave her alone for a moment. Just before evening while the nurses I were details Mrs. Winston was temporarily forgotten, and though the nurse had only been out of the room for less than live minutes S hours is prescribed as the max- directors should he a graduate for a for passed the house lust to just it i w-is , ,.,. r. , t, . r mt in ton it was . in a a six months term In the public It an .,,, . , j , a senate today agreed schools throughout every county In from committee and came up on a , the state. favorable report. It was in- By the almost unanimous vote of that bill ninety-eight to three, the six second recognition to the deal and dumb reading last night Just before 10.30 gate. Dr, of o'clock. The reading was made Cleveland, insisted that the bill was a special order for the close of the Tot practical and that it would cause morning hour today, on motion also friction. Brother Former President Also Under Arrest era cm Older Hi in in- c The Sen ice Largest Warship That Has Been Planned provided that there should be no fur-1 Mr for He debate on the measure. The die- an from Mr. of the bill last night that for a graduate ed less than two hours time. mute on the was i Representative author of not a that the bill and chairman of the commit- in the institution over tee on education, used half an hour instruction. in explanation of the various M. that It was a re- ions of the measure and on the schools for the state live Stewart consumed fifteen minutes authorities to decline to place one of favorably report. The two bills are Included among intended to those favored by Republican and a determined effort will be CITY, Feb. made to have them acted before been arrested in the the close of the session. I by General backed by his troops. Mail- brother of the president, was about the same time la a res- by General Huerta. While West Virginia Being Examined Before Grand Jury WASHINGTON, Feb. New- port News Shipbuilding Company time was by the southern of for construction of woman and the best opportunity to tho Pennsylvania take her life. She reached the win- turbine was the and an orderly In the proposals opened at the hall, who beard her throw up the navy department today, sash and came to see who was In the bidder was the room, could stop her. Mrs. Winston Fore company, Mass. was dashed to death feet below. for turbine en- Her body rolled Into Moravian and order era,,,,, where a pool of blood remained as the and Sons of Philadelphia at only evidence of the tragedy. turbine and the For hours the news of the death shipbuilding Company tit was suppressed. The coroner was N, J. at for Par- notified shortly after the suicide, but song The speed of knots under Instructions from him no one proposed by all builders, at his office or at the hospital would Tho officially known give any details or the death of will not only be the biggest Winston. ship In the American navy but so far Finally when pool of blood was s lg will exceed in size any Dr. Funk admitted far laid down by a foreign in a dramatic speech against it. speeches were limited lo five min- each. Mr. Stewart's speech was the only one made In opposition to the measure. Chairman Williams, of the Finance Committee, and Seawell and Miller were among those who championed the hill and spoke for its passage. All of them made forceful and addresses. I SENATE President called the senate to order at o'clock and opening prayer was by Rev. A. V. pastor of street Baptist church. I From citizens of Pender against state wide law; from Junior Order council of Henrietta for six months school; from farmers Rowan and Daughters of Liberty of Salisbury for six months school and school attendance. House Hill killed Is graduates on the board. Mr. Koonce declared that governors of the state have not seen fit to do CHARLESTON, W. Va., Feb. Members of the West Virginia today before the spec- grand Jury Investigating charges this in the past and he was not will- bribery in connection with for the legislature to do what the governors have hesitated to do. The hill was voted down to The house adjourned at until S o'clock tonight to take up the six mouths school term bill and school bill. the States senatorial campaign but there was no word from the Jury rooms as to when a re- port might be expected. Failure of the Jury to report lust night was taken to mean that the investigation had gone much farther than was generally expected. Interest centered on the senatorial election. was said at the sine that the supporters of and Hubbard, three of the biding Republican candidates, had determined the choice for senator should be made In a slate wide while the friends of Isaac T. Mann, the other leading candidate I were equally determined to have NEW YORK, Feb. will made In caucus tonight, be no fireman's strike on the eastern There are only three more days of The railroads yielded to- life left to the legislator Railways Consent lo Demands Of Fire- men And Engineers that t was she. died Mr. Charles Read Mr. Charles Warren Haskett about home of his par D. Haskett. on Twelfth street. Charles Haskett was a little past years of age. a young man of power. Her will be three times that of the famous old Oregon, already Into o'clock this morning at the , ,, t dread of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,.,, This latest addition to the navy will cost when complete with guns, armor and equipment, 14.173.000. While and because The house mileage bill, providing, and agreed to arbitrate under of the number of Important as it passed the house with the re- the act the controversy with hills to be passed and the as to pulling mileage on the of Locomotive Fire- desire to campaign pledges trains eliminated, simply that the men and The Bremen in the enactment of progressive leg- flat passenger be cuts a mile had stood, to a man, for unless the railroads put on a cent of arbitration ever since the dead- probability of the legislature family mileage book, was before the lock began; the railroads had stood the bribery senate on a minority report filed by for arbitration a Senator of from Judiciary mission of six or seven men. committee No. Three men, acting under the Hi- it was said there was little the bribery charges at this com- session. However, a special session may be law, called and if that course Is adopted. highest character, and numbered m among his friends After g. completing bis school course here he q , entered the University, but had to Her give up his studies there about two hp w, years ago because his health failed. That dread tuberculosis, ,.,, of the world A fastened Its fangs upon him and for many months he bis afloat, by four torpedo tubes and the legislature will have business before it. and the other members of his family are under arrest in the palace the crowds are running about the streets crying for Huerta Gen. Huerta. the commander of the federal troops has been proclaimed president. This a conference between representatives of An official order was Issued the new government opening for regular service. The censor, how- ever, refused to leave his pest a considerable time alter the government had been ousted. attempt to communicate with this afternoon precipitated a sharp battle ill which the rebels opened up with a terrific lire small arms. Al O'clock the order to brought battle a close. Torn I WASHINGTON, government of President fallen and General Huerta. proclaimed president of Mex- It devolves upon Am- Henry Lane Wilson at to treat with the Mexican government for the protection of Americans throughout the republic. Political recognition of the govern- which emerged tonight out of the travail through which Mexico has passed In the last two ill a slower proceeding. Rut many Americana dead the bullets the contending forces In Mexico with hundreds wounded and thousands rendered homeless because the car- which has resulted from the senator made an argument decide the Bremen's claims, it was predicted the many mysteries for the bill, urging that there was Their decision will be binding. the entire matter will ht no reason why all should The Bremen selected their laid bare not he sold at the same rate. on the board of arbitrators as no other Senator In soon as the railroads decision was ,,,,, taking tho position that the He is Albert Phillips, of which It Is located. No Other agency De whole question of passenger rates. Sacramento. Cat., vice president of ,. or will do this. The local amelioration eon lately settled by agreement, should their organization. The railroads proportion to his means, does ,, v ,.,.,,,,. for- not be reopened, especially In view as their man W. W. his town than any other especially Since the entered its last stages. short ranee tiling in the Streets of City, Mr. first duly will to treat with the new president of the fact that the state was facing vice president and general manager In fairness, the great freight rate crisis. He ex- lilies lo he support confined to his home. Though real- his condition, he bore his with patience and was always Cheerful and greeted his friends with a smiling face. While It was known that the end could not he far prolong- ed, his death came suddenly, yet peacefully. The passing away of this young man brings keen sorrow to pressed himself as willing, by The decision of the roads was man man, d. not because en like him or admire his writings. twenty-two Inch secondary guns, will constitute the ship's battery. Hill for Dr. B. T. Cox has Introduced in the legislature a bill submitting to vote of the people the question of build a bridge across Tar river at many hearts, for none was esteemed or will come more highly than he. up for consideration before the coin- Besides parents he leaves three j on Monday sisters, Mrs. J. L. of Nash- a, e heard can be Misses and Haskett one brother, Mr. . Haskett and one half brother, service will he conducted In the Mr. D. V. Haskett. of Portsmouth. church o'clock Thursday after- He was a faithful member of the noon, the Interment following III Methodist church and the funeral Cherry Hill cemetery. to see the whole power and all the shortly before ten o'clock this but because a local paper is the best of the state put In operation to morning ill an official statement Is- Investment a community can make crush the railroads If the freight rate sued by Lee as chairman of p may not be brilliant or crowded Inequalities were not tho conference committee of great thoughts but financially it Sen. Daniel, who In 1801 had Intro- Is more of a benefit to a community the 1-4-cent compromise, took managers says the than a preacher or a teacher. On- a like position, but Sen, con- statement, the public will not us now. we do not mean tended that a man's wife and children tolerate a should ride at the same rate as man. Ward called the question j the Paper Hoes and on a roll call vote minority J The following words of from report was voted down overwhelm- an exchange hit the nail on only Senators Allen. the head as to the services that may Pitt. voting In be rendered a community by the lo- the affirmative. At the senate adjourned until year every local paper gives o'clock Wednesday from to 15.000 In lines be No the of the in While mis government will lake no concern over the Of a to President such a will have to demonstrate bin ability to maintain govern- before political recognition will be accorded hint by United States. Mexico is today honeycombed torn asunder by revolutionary j morally or but Th principal of yet on tho moral question I you panel on tho right of tho question. Today tho editors of local do tho most work the money of any people are movement in the north will find the majority of local In the south. Ins heroine rife and rob- hands, masquerading as have sent terror through tho country from to Chief Or do of States Ar old today. Bee. noted -j

Mi IS THE TIME yr to buy Stalk Cutters, Disc Harrows, Drag Harrows, Smoothing Harrows, Pulverizing Harrows, Corn Plant- Fertilizer American Wire Fencing, Gal- Roofing. Prices always the lowest. Come to see us for any goods you need. We carry a complete stock. We appreciate your patronage. Professional Cards. K C. C. Pierce II I'll i; I Practicing all the Courts in Woolen Building on Third street, Court House r. M. second In Woolen on Third St., court house North Carolina Footsore And Dusty The Suffragettes March On lo Washington Winterville Items. Salt. at A. W. Feb. cement and plater and Co. Mrs. K. E. Cox of Southern MM In Sunday to visit relatives here. Messrs. II. and E. ft Tucker went to Pa. Feb. 16- , or ,. crowds greeted the Baiter and Company, of the little band of M T. .,,, A K genes which arrived early to- roll a Bight bound from New Yolk lo Wash- Thursday Foot; no and streaked with I at I North Carolina and Jackson cordially Invites to their store to Inspect their new of up to date shoes of all styles. J. R. J, G. b. r. Insurance Life. Fire. Sick and Accident on Fourth street, rear Frank Wilson's store. the dust of Jersey roads, the eight women, under command of Rosalie C. Jones, marched up Mar- ,,. , street to the local head- ,, ,, Quarters In n lane cleared by a police lo Thursday. escort. Hundreds of sympathizers If you want a good sewing machine ALBUM Attorney at Office In Third St Practices wherever his service desired Greenville. North Carolina the army on the roads between Bur- , a, A w Co fasten and and , j w. Doc here. and J. went Todays hike promptly at i to O'clock this morning from Hurling-, . ., to,,, it miles away, was ,.,., a car of only Merchant Tailor After it is too why let It be too late, when TODAY you can buy a bottle of Prep- and be prepared It cures cold and croup Pneumonia. They come In suddenly, and If you are not prepared you regret. It Is up to you. All druggists handle the great external remedy. sizes, We and Buy today Paul Mr. Jack Holton. a student of JAMES L. at Inn In Edwards firth from miles away. was served along the of a pond at Fairview and was o'clock. By this time the camp followers, consisting of report- , and Other, who numbered For When the suffragettes set out today, were by seek- and sympathizers until the line son. Misses and Reba Everett. for nearly a mile along the ,,., of w H Si to II. W. M. It road. The pilgrims were pent given an ho,, Practice limited to diseases of the to wash up and were tendered Ear, and Throat a repast the home of Mis. Alfred Washington. N. C. Greenville. N. C Lowry, a prominent suffragist of Office with Dr. D. L. James. Green- den. before taking the ferry for this day every Monday, n m to pa; city. The bout boarded by the march- was crowded from bow to stern L. I. Moore W. H. Lout by followers who were added to the swarm anxiously awaiting their A at Law Greenville, Carolina Saturday and Sunday at In They were by Miss Eula Gardner, the best. THE Health Is Worth Saving and Some People know How lo Save It Many Greenville people take their in Greenville. Has moved In rear of Sell Store, where those needing his services find him ready to wait on them. Full line of very newest samples for SPRING CLOTHING and suits made to order promptly Prices from up. clothing cleaned, pressed, and your work and get and work will be sent desired. NOTICE OF SALE REAL ESTATE By virtue of a power of sale contain rival on the Pennsylvania shore. It lives in their hands by neglecting the ed in two certain mortgage deeds ex- was shortly after dusk when this city kidneys when they know these organs Was readied and after reporting at Weak kidneys are S ONE YOKE the the pilgrims slide for a vast amount of suffering weigh each, warranted good toned to where their dinner and slightest delay Is pullers. O. T. Tyson, R. F. D. was served. dangerous. Kidney Pills Greenville. CARR ATKINS W. f. EVANS Attorney at Law Office In front room of the Edwards Just north of Court House. Greenville. North Carolina S. J. EVERETT Attorney at Law n Edwards Building on the House ti . W. OUTLAW Attorney at Law nice formerly occupied by Fleming Attorney at Law WILSON Will De Remember we sell the best Stalk Cutter on the Inaugurated President Syracuse Chilled Plows, Cultivators and other I the T-n, ,,.,. W which, as we all know, will be the I arm implements. , . , a ., , w grandest occasion our Southland has STAG SEMI-PASTE gallon makes H enjoyed m years, The . , L LI J f RAILWAY Is making prep if it care or the great mm. In spite of their fatigue the hikers a remedy that has helped thousands attended meetings in several parts of of kidney sufferers. Here is a Green- the city tonight In an effort to citizen's recommendation. I cure additional recruits for their Mrs. Fannie Moore. Pitt St., movement. Among Greenville. N. C feel very those who have promised to Join in grateful for the relief I got from the from here tomorrow Is Pills, procured at the Miss Helen of Marble. Colo., John L. Woolen Drug Co. Backache v ho Is studying music here. The two annoyed me and there was much ; young women raw students from lameness weakness through my New York who Joined the marchers loins. My kidneys did not do their at Trenton on Friday, arrived here work as they should and the kidneys with them today, hut will return to secretions bothered me. tomorrow, rejoining the Pills gave me relief from these army next Friday in time to march symptoms of kidney complaint and With It into Washington. improved my condition in every Tomorrow's schedule calls for a For sale by all dealers. Price mile hike to Chester. Pa. c--. Co, Buffalo. sole tot the Unit- ed States. the take no other. Adv. Little Orphan Is Burned ll Death Near Hew Mate. -at G. M M General Merchandise i . .-it p-o j r. r now formal i. n, to. sand III be o to on of people who will Mm Special trains, special Pullman Cars spec Coaches will be required In large numbers. If you expect to at- tend this great event you should get busy- clubs, societies, schools and other organized bodies of all kinds No Need to Stop Work When the doctor orders you to stop work ll staggers you. I can't, you say. You know you are weak, run down and failing In health day by lay. but you must work as long us can stand. What you need Is BERN, Feb. of a distressing accident, which occurred about eight miles from this city late yesterday afternoon and which caused the of Nellie Gray Jones, a Electric Bitters to give tone, strength little orphan girl, live years of age, and vigor to your system, to prevent reached the city this afternoon. The down and build you up. Don't parents of the victim of the accident weak, or ailing when died several years ago and Hitlers will benefit you from to attend should get In line ,., an she first dose. bless them for at once Write the undersigned who wag of Mr and strength. give you Important Information. ,,,.,, A Every bottle Is take care of you or your party ., ,,, ed to satisfy. Only at all drug- in the best manner possible i-i and delivered by W. II. and wife Sydney F. to F. J. which mortgage deeds appear, of record in the register's office la Pitt county in Book 0-9. pages and the undersigned, as will on Monday, the 17th day of March 1913, at o'clock m., ex- pose to public sale the court house door In Greenville, to the high- est bidder for cash the following de- scribed real property to wit. certain lot or parcel of land situated In the town of Greenville, lying on the east side of street and bounded by street on the west; by Tar river on the north and by the Reuben Clark and Clark lot on the south and being the same lot conveyed to W. R by Reuben Clark and wife as appears of record by deed In book P-9. page in the office In Pitt Also equipment and plant being and . the mill plant known a- Mill, consisting cf hollers and engine, saw mill, belt- ling, pulleys and all other machinery and mill appurtenance on said described in the gage above referred to. I This sale III be made for the of the terms of said . deeds. j This the 14th day of February, 1913. F. J. Mortgagee. Pierce, Attorneys. ltd ltd ROOFING AND SHEET METAL WORK. For Slate or Tin, Tin Repair Work and Flues in Season, See J Greenville, clerk; H. CITY OFFICIALS Churches Lodge- and Social dent Sunday school; L. secretary. Chapel COUNTY I. Dudley. Sheriff- S. Clerk Superior C. Moore. Register of Deeds H. Wilson. o pastor. Free Will E Peden, pastor. LODGES Greenville No. A. F. and A. M OH W. M.; L. H. Pen C. Sec. L. I Sharon No. A. F. and A. M.- B. If. Lewis. W. E. Spier. J. G. Taylor. Proctor, M. T TOWN Mayor- F. M. Woolen. C. Tyson. L. Carr. Chief of T. Aldermen -1 B A Bowen. J. Tunstall. F. Davenport, B, F. Tyson, Z. VanDyke, H. C. Edwards. and Light B. Spain, C. L W. Tucker. L. Allen. Fire D. Overton. CHURCHES Baptist, C. M. Rock pastor; C. C. Pierce, clerk; C. W Wilson, superintendent of J. C. Tyson, J. J. Walker, pas tor; E. A. Sr. superintendent school. Episcopal. St. Tucker, W. A. Bowen, sup Sunday P M Jams P . M. Hoyle. pastor, F. D W. M.; E. E. Sec Greenville Encampment No. lO. O. W. C. P ; L H. Pender, Scribe. No. K. of M C. 0.1 A B. h. of R. and S. Greenville Chapter No R. A. M J. N. Hart, H. E. E. Griffin See. Covenant No. I. O. O. F Meets every night. F. J Forbes N. O.; L. H. Pender, Sec. Tribe No. I O. R T. Hooker, Sachem; J. W Brown. C. of R. CLUBS Lillian Carr, pref Went; Miss Ward Moore, secretary or T J president; Mrs. J. L. Wool en. secretary. The Kings Mrs A I. Blow, president; J. O. Yesterday afternoon Mrs. and the little girl were sitting In the bedroom beside an open fire- place In which there was a roaring fire. Mrs. was culled from the room for a few minutes and left tho little girl alone. that harm would her. A few seconds after leaving the room she heard frantic screams rushing back found the enveloped in flames. Seizing a rug from the floor retail grocer and managed to extinguish tin Cash paid for hides. H. S. Division Passenger Agent. Raleigh. N. Established adv The president of the City trades and labor was to the State legislature. m flour sugar, coffee food, matches, oil, cotton seed seed oranges, nuts, candies, dried apples. prunes, currants, raisins, and china ware, wooden ware. and crackers, macaroni, cheese. butter, new Royal Sewing ma- chines and numerous other goods. Quality and quantity cheap for cash Come to me Number Ha Wholesale and furniture dealer. Cash paid for hides. blazing clothing, but not Fur Cotton Seed Oil barrels, Turkeys, she burned Eggs. resulted a few hours later. Mrs. was so badly burn- Oak bedsteads, mattresses, etc. ,,, suits, Baby carriages, go-carts, par- r, ,, ,,, of a suits, tables, lounges, safes. wag and Gall Ax snuff, High Life tobacco. Key West Cheroots. Hen- License. George Cigars, canned cherries, of peaches, apples, syrup. Jelly, lye, magic couple, . WHITE Clyde and Stella Harrington. and Porter. J. L. Harris and Stokes. COLORED and Roberta Dupree Peter Bryan and Nettle Hill. Andrew James and Moore. William Jordan and Dora Smith Frank Harris and ii a Woolen I Fred Barrett and Dancey. Are You a Cold I Take Dr. King's New Discovery The Bet fold. Throat an I medicine made. Money refund d If It falls to cure you. Do not hes- it at our risk. First dose helps. J. R. Wells. Texas King's New cured my terrible cough and cold f IS Bur It at a l II. ii i ll i it hiss Still with The Mutual Life Co., of New York. Trent arrived of Pittsburgh and n blockade. on the erected Corn- rod lid Evans I Ml SHORT I Mar. -i-are sad I Promptness Phone Night or nay I Met All Watch for Special Vote Days at p r from I j v ts n T I I with r i I i r i ii tie t of the additional. I th C la i s. number of . T. HICKS Plumbing, Steam and Hot Water Heating Engines; Electric Light I am prepared to do your work at me or C woolen Co. if ICE CREAM Superior to any. AH Soda Fountain Full of Fountain Kodak Supplies Cow 1-Woolen Co. . m Legal Notices. D. M. North Carolina. Pitt County A to be An Act to 1.0 In tho Superior Court, Before Primary Pitt TO county. Having at administrator C ad wife Th. Assembly of North Car- or the estate of Edward Smith, Aaron Cox, car- do late of Pitt North Caro- is Section I. That a Una. this notify all persons av- . claims against the estate of said ,,,.,.,., for the selection Pat. candidates either branch of lbs on or before the day Patrick, Flo- ,, of January, or this notice will Ann Monro and husband Ed Moore. the re nils of else. be plead in bar of their recovery; all Henry Allen Smith. Claude Smith officers; select- persons Indebted to said estate will Ada Smith. Ada Thomas, lug and Instructing lo the please make Immediate payment, Thomas, Thomas. II, county convention; the This day of January, Thomas, Nina Bells Thom- ballots shall not again upon tho same until Hie close of the election. They shall keep poll lists the name of each voting In such elections and shall allow no x son in rots whose same dies not appear on the registration At the close . shall proceed to count the Mies mid the result; w. s. cox, and and any of county or city executive ltd of Edward Smith, all other persons an interest or fur NOTICE in the Ervin Cox land. be held and conducted The defendants above named the manner set forth. all other persons who Claim any in- See. I. That the primary election to and to the Cos land tor any or all of the shore as in the petition tiled in . . ,. , , ,, the above entitled action, will take held on the first that an action entitled as above Tuesday in October in each year in STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, PITT COUNTY. is the has been commenced in the superior which there shall be an election for Board of Commissioners Of Pitt to sell for par- members of the at its regular the of See. Such primary election shall in January, 1913, it being the division of the lands o lay of January, 1913, ordered an Cox 2- of late lying in Con- be Presided over and conducted HI guilty of violating any of Mond 6th day election to be held in the following township for division among the manner prescribed by the rule territory In Swift Creek Township. at of the late Jordan of the party or Pitt Cox are brothers and sisters, and such and ass the South Side of road S running thence with the south side of court of Ht North fT, the said new road to the main public before day of of take and road, leading from Gardner's Cress March. 1913. and answer or demur an oath, before some person Roads to Indian Well Swamp, thence to the complaint or petition tiled In authorized to administer the same, across the said road to the line be- said action, or the plaintiffs will that he will impartially and tween W. B. Bland and W. W. Card- ply to the court for the relief demand- conduct the same thence with the said line, to a ed In said complaint. conduct according ditch the Northeast corner of W. W. I This Feb. 1913. Held, thence with the said D. C. MOORE. ditch across W. W. Garner's land, Clerk Superior Court, Such oath, when taken O. Gardner's land, thence with said F G. James and Son, subscribed shall he tiled with ditch across M. G. Gardner's land to for Plaintiffs. B. A. Gardner's land, thence up the lid said ditch to M. O. Gardner's thence with M. O. Gardner's back OF LOT fence and a continuation of the same virtue of a Deed of Trust ex- , . course to the north side of the Green- to the undersigned by E. or Participate In ville and Vanceboro road, thence with the same being recorded in holding such election without taking the north Bide of Bald road and east- pages and of the such oath, shall be guilty of a direction to a pathway leading Pitt county registry. I will on Fri- demeanor and lined or imprisoned t. J. A. Gardner's place, day. March 1913. one o'clock, , ., ,.,. thence across the said road, to the in front of the post office In , south side of said road, and along Bethel. N. C, sell public auction com- the south side of said road to the following described or governing board of any Smith and, a corner of the J. A certain lot or land lying In Pitt party or organization proposing A. Gardner land, thence a state of North Carolina, ad- ,, a primary election shall, at course with the Smith land to a ditch, Joining me of Henry Howard, . thence an eastward course with the Mrs. John Andrews, Grimes lot. sit- Preceding said ditch to the east corner of the on St., in Bethel, and election, proceed according to field, thence with the line of whore on said Howell resided on Sept. the rules and regulations of said the present fence of said field, to a . mo, said lot containing 3-4 of registrars and point opposite the mouth of an acre, the same land sold to ,.,,., , , ,. Fish Hole. In Swift Creek, thence said Howell by John Carson and of election to the present stock law as may be and the said fence. This Feb. 1913. or governing board shall give transmit such certificate with the poll lists, ballots ad all PUPILS pi and to , sou or persons designated by the of the party or holding such election; that they shall also within four days after the count is transmit a copy of said return, showing the number of votes by each candidate, to the of the court, where the same shall be filed t. Any manager who shall be the devolved upon hereunder be guilty of misdemeanor, and conviction thereof shall be punished by line not to one hundred dollars or imprisonment not to exceed six Months; and any manager who shall be guilty of fraud or corruption in the management of such election shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and up- on conviction thereof shall be fined to the provisions of this act and th a to rules of such political party or or- the clerk of the superior court, and any election officer or manager who shall refuse to take such The said election lo be held on W. O. HOWARD. Trustee. First Tuesday In March. 1913, it being the 4th day of March, at Gard- av art Cross Road, for the purpose of . ,. ,, ascertaining the will of the qualified County- twenty notice of the lime or Imprisoned for a term not to exceed twelve months, or both. In the discretion of the court. Sec. Any voter who shall swear falsely in taking the prescribed oat-i. and Shelby; and Mason's Kenly and Greensboro and Concord and bury; Oxford, Weldon and Louisburg; Point, Winston-Salon, and Wilson. Greenville and and Pleasant Gar- den. Copy for the publication of the thirteenth volume of the college an- the of North Carolina has been placed in the hands of the printers, calling for pub- e book in early April. a cost of upwards of Schools Throughout the Stale representing expression of the most talent and Under Auspices School d the time and lo the per- J Union of Ii. C. SHALL I. C. with the contract of hi Hill ill the Is Among Number. supremo literary merit of tho ratty as and by the CHAPEL HILL, Feb editor-in-chief. A. L. M. Wiggins, or women in North Carolina vote Durham, the 1913 will pupils from North Carolina high schools will debate this question on Friday, February under the of the High School Debating rank with the leading college an- of tho United States and in design surpass University annuals of previous years. It will rank in the tip-top class of the an- of North organ- issued by the universities of institution by tho and Michigan. and Navy. The en- Philanthropic Literary Societies of Minneapolis. Minn., write tho University of North Each of these schools has been the editor on his annual are anxious to see your book off the what the writer has seen the In a triangular with the will be one of the best annuals other schools, and each school puts that we will turn out this out two affirmative year's annual will be dedicated the other the to Juntas Parker, of the class of 1890, or shall another person and on the above mentioned. Every cf the University, now attorney for school that wins both of Its debates the American Tobacco Company of take the oath in his name, In order to vote, shall guilty of perjury and be punished upon conviction as for perjury. Sec. It shall be the duty of any person. Who may lie appointed by his party in any rapacity and accepts the appointment to perform faith tho duties of such appointment, and it shall be the duty of any any convention assembled for the purpose of naming candidates who are lo be voted for by the to faithfully carry out the choice of his when ascertained declared as provided for by this act. any person or delegate I for said primary and of th . ., , . , lull or refuse to when the books . To Hell, Entry Taker of after provided shall form such duty shall will send its teams to Chapel Hill j New Cork city. Innumerable novel for the final contest for the features will mark the forthcoming Memorial Cup, which contest will. Rackety -the book will print- come two weeks In- etc. The humor section of the book creasing greatly tho state wide in- and foot page designs; several spec- In the Debating Union is the tally drawn designs to be printed in fact that tho query to be discussed, colors; some five hundred pictorial is a popular one. views will used; among For quite a number of school will be the familiar campus some of them ardent suffragettes, will characteristic poses of debate; namely the schools of a broad side view of the lead daily weekly newspapers; Chapel Hill and Graham will have pictures of captains of athletic teams; gills their The humor of the book misdemeanor in guilty of voters in the above described territory ,. laKer open for registration, said notice in the county in be claimant being a b. posted at three public places , . cording to law as in such of of Carolina, each township, ward or precinct, and Bee. If any voter, having par- and provided, and that Ashley Bach- ma on published twice a week in some daily one party primary Is appointed registrar and will following or parcel of land, to- in the town of to vote in a different the registration hooks open on n ,,,,, Greenville; and the said notice or primary election held for schools. Few are the counties in North that are not in the Debating Union, From in the west to Elisabeth the east, schools are lo slants for the Memorial Cup. will Illustrated with drawn cartoons. specially if lie had voted illegally in a goner- which book was used at tho gen- , election November, 1912. K, acres, more or Sec. That for the purposes of This the nth day of January, 1913. less and being a portion of the lice custodian of any of election. And If any voter, W. L. Pitt Co. Clerk, lid SERVICE RY Neck land, same being vacant and . land belonging to the registration books of Pitt county state of North Carolina, and subject shall on demand make a certified copy to the undersigned claim- same for the manager or make entry of. lays claim of political party or to prays for a grant for said land. Tills day of 1913. J. A. BULLOCK Claimant. North Carolina, Pitt County tho Superior Court, the J. B. BULLOCK. Clerk. -11 ltd S. J. Everett. Administrator of Jno. Ward, Deed, vs Joe Langley, Henry VACANT LAND Provided, that the political party or organization shall pay the custodian of the books en cents for each hundred copied. And the said executive committee or gov- board shall provide for the fur registration of voters whose Ward, Tom Ward, N. Dennis Ward, North Carolina, Pitt nines do not appear on said hooks; t To Entry laker . , , f . ., . Lucy and ,.,. and for the purposes of said The defendants above named will . , . ., . notice an entitled an Th undersigned being a the on has been commenced in the the slate North Carolina, he provided by such to he prior to, at time, superior court of Pitt county to sell and shown that the party or shall he or subsequent to the he voted oner in his primary shall vote or attempt to vote a second time in the Fame election at the Mine or at a poll, he shall he guilty of a misdemeanor and shall he Hind less than ten nor more than fifty dollars for each offense. See. If any person shall at- tempt to Influence Hie vote of by the use of Intoxicating liquors, or shall bribe or offer to bribe any voter by a promise of anything as a reward to be delivered or a quired to appear at the of the comer life north running north of any week. Said . ,, . . , . , clerk of tho superior court of said j lino, lo lion books shall be kept open lbs ewer or to the With said lino to ,,,;, no other place. , or tn. Plain- A. any time during the period be guilty of a misdemeanor, and on conviction shall be lined not I t nor more than the bun ed dollars. Sec. All dram-shops and other places tor rending Intoxicating liquors shall be closed pending i primary election. And shall he unlawful for any person to sell or give away or vinous liquors, beer or cider within three miles of a primary election during the time cf election and from twelve o'clock the night preceding lo twelve o'clock on SI ray Taken I have taken up one female hog, v about dark red color. Some of the typical marked swallow fork In both ears. formed are the of Owner can get same by proving own- New Bern and Elizabeth lei ship and paying charges. City; Morganton JOHN HARDER, Durham, and Mount; ltd BALE lino to Greene Island line tiff will apply to the court for the . J . ls. Bald books are open for registration relief demanded I petition. j con- any elector any Inspect said books This the 4th day of February, 1913. by estimation acres, more challenge any voter, which said or ll vacant and cl shall be heard at any lime. ltd land to the v tho state of Nor I, Carolina sub j and undersigned claim- , , ., ,. nut hereby makes entry lava M Of due notice to virtue of a power In to, and a giant for said to tho person whose vote Is a Judgment or decree of the superior and. longed. No person shall have the court of county, before the clerk, This the day of Jan. right to ,,, primary ejection of any political party who will not I the light to vote In the approach- general election, but any person o'clock m., before the court house door In the town of Having duly before titled. Tube Hodge, General Guardian J. BULLOCK. of Isabella Hodge. Mack Hodge. Viola lid Hodge and Lucy Hodge. undersigned will, SATURDAY, March j NOTICE TO election, under the same restrictions and penalties as a genial election. Sec. That Hits mi shall apply only to the county of Pitt Sec. This act shall be in tores. from and alter Its ratification. LAUD BALI virtue of a decree of the super- court of county special the or before the day for the general N. sell to the highest Superior Court clerk as election shall be entitled to vote la No. entitled and Inst bidder, for cash, the follow- estate of R. W. King, de- said primary, And for tho purposes Cox wife et vs Frank Ber- described land. lying being , , h , , , of same qualifications et under signed coin- air Indebted to the estate to make shall he required of a voter in said as Immediate payment to the undersign- primary as are required by law Ii the last corner of Lot ed; and all persons having i genial city or county election No. the division of the lands of against said estate to present them to the case may Provided, that the will sell for cash at pub- before tho court house door In Greenville on Monday. March 1913. the following described tract or parcel of land situate in the the late Washington and runs undersigned for payment on or said political party or organization of Pitt and township with the line of Lot. No SO W. near tho town of That poles to a small pine In Oliver Smith's the 5th day or February. 1914. may require such additional No , line, thence with his line N. M poles or this notice will be pleaded In bar rations to party realty ll may of tho lands of Jordan to n stake with pointers. Oliver Smiths recovery. Provided, that Cox, deceased, beginning at the sec- corner In W. B. line, thence of 1913. candidate may a represent- corner of lot No. In said at tho polls to witness said S 1-2 p KING 3-5 to the beginning, contain- MAT E. KING, acres, more or less, and being MB Administratrix of R. W. King, and counting of the ballots. the same lot allotted to for life and then to Isabella Hodge. I Strays Taken at election, and Mack Hodge. Viola Lucy I I have taken up two pigs, one spot- lately before opening the polls, such Hodge, In the one sandy color, weight about managers shall open each ballot box to nook to be used In such election, see on in the office of the Clerk Iran get same by proving ownership there are no ballots in such box, or less, and being of the superior court of Pitt county and paying charges. the publicly to lot allotted to Ervin Cox In tho This Feb. I. C. C. PIERCE. Commissioner. and Attorneys. ltd vision and running the third line of said No. north west poles to tho third corner of said Lot No. south 1-2 west poles to n knot centered by throe pines, south west poles to a stake centered by three post oaks, thence north 1-2, Be Happy Happy girl, or woman, who has never suffered from any of the diseases of womanhood Or, if she has been a sufferer, happy is she if she has learned of too wonderful benefits of the woman's is a gentle, tonic remedy, for women's ailments. 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pp p- T-------- THE CAROLINA HOME and FARM and EASTERN REFLECTOR Published by lull Inc. U Editor. CAROLINA. The State Journal Is the name of a We hope J. P. Morgan did not go new weekly paper just started in all the to Egypt to be convert- Raleigh by Messrs. R. F. Beasley and into a mummy. The great Aler J. Field. It la a page paper, is reported to be quite sick over Cox of spent Sunday at home. Harrington, Barber and Co., have Winterville Items. WINTERVILLE, Feb. . year, . . 11.00 Six months, . . may be had upon application at the office In The K Hector corner Evans and streets All cards of thanks and resolutions respect will be charged at per word magazine form, and in both appeal- there. and character it is very live. As it's name implies, It alms to j if the senate fails be a Journal for the entire state. and seizure it the latest Improved corn and peanut to pass the planters. It will pay you to see them, will make n Messrs. Hugh and Madison big blunder and show that it is not were callers in town Sun- day. and Jackson cordially Invite you to their store to Inspect their new Just why that class of business men favor enforcing prohibition. who would derive benefit from matters discussed and contemplated if Representative Clark's bill against line of up to date shoes In all styles. In public meetings, are the ones who depredations of fowls s for men, ladles and children, absent themselves from such meet- n remove the cause of Miss Blanch Cox and Mrs. is hard to understand. B Quarrel between neighbors. As might have been expected to You stand seeing the streets for CO cents. Frank James spent Saturday In Greenville. See the nice line of bats In A. W Ange's window and take your pick Communication sates will ch cents per line, up to lines. out of the suffragette move- littered and crowded with building -00 bushels of Burt's oats on hand. some of them are now material when it marks improvements Harrington, Barber and Co. eating women entering the ministry going. , Jackson went to Greenville Monday. T-ant was the stand taken by one In For dry a Congregational church meeting in This year is starting out with too heavy groceries, see Spier and Jack- His., the other day. many earthquakes and first thing you son. Mr. M. T. Spier went to Green- as second class matter August 1910, at the post office a North Carolina, under act of March 1879. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 1913 know something will be shook up. Some people right here In Green- or down, ville might profit by carefully study-; Monday. A car load of furniture Just arrived at A. W. Ange and Co's. It will pay the meaning of that verse in This is the time of year when you to examine their stock before you Everybody who comes and looks, aMt are buy. Over East Carolina Teachers upon good and hard The Vance Literary Society of the School, as the legislative I . . , . Winterville High School will give u children. and there may be less of it. at Committee Tuesday, sees what the public debate at . ., ,, p. m. that leg- accomplishing In . .,.,,., Since the search and seizure bi Instead of fretting over poor bus- Mature of N. C. should enact a law and realizes now much . . i , , , passed, you can mark It down In bad weather, use such days under it could be done with larger equipment.,,, a. , . , ,. , , , of age from working in factories and mills. DROPS THE BEST REMEDY For all forms of RHEUMATISM Lumbago, Sciatica, Gout, Neural. Troubles, and Asthma STOP THE PAIN Gives Quick Relief It Mops an re- Joint t the .- uric and In in it No other like it. Sample free on request. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS One Dollar per bottle, or pent paid . price not obtainable In your locality. , f RHEUMATIC CO. Street Pool Rooms Must Co By March First, Says Aldermen In face of the urgent need of more room it is hoped the legislature will comply with the modest request the c has made for an appropriation to make some permanent improve- that there are some places in Green- to lay plans to Improve business in that are going to be mighty good weather. particular about how they take chances at being searched. R. H. Chase, Frank o--------- Pierce, Leo Earl Dawson. Some folks keep talking about re- Jamie T. Smith, O. L. pealing the Pitt county stock law Tyson, Jr., E. W. Jr., A. lbs of us ore cannot sec made such a to-do over Castro catering the United States, In this country liberty it looks like b i ought to have been allowed ii on and Bee the folks and U much as he wants to, and then so home when he sot good if the Greenville market bl Just like the legislature had not to be present, going to have something like eight ready killed it. Mr. j. B. went Green. warehouses by next season, it does ville Monday. not mean that the farmers will get When the public will not stand high prices If they put all their land wrong pictures at the the of In tobacco. latter will have to Improve. MONTGOMERY, Ala., Feb. 19.-St. o--------- John Episcopal church In this city Is You can mark It down that North A suicide, a fire and an auto- to be the scene of a notable wedding SKIN SORES mom, am nut, rums, SALT KM healed by SALVE is. Par QUICKLY HEALED Carolina is going to harbor fewer mobile accident, gave ready. That is what it amounts after keeping him detained at the door for several weeks. i in ii-kn Conservation Congress LINCOLN, Neb., fourth annual meeting of the Nebraska Con- Greenville tomorrow evening, when Miss Louise I Congress began at the state enough exciting incidents for one day. in university today and will continue its c marriage to Mr. David Andrews until Saturday. Henry Over eleven hundred boys through- b of the oldest families in the try Life Commission, and a number of out the state have enrolled for the she a of the prominent leaders in the con- blind seizure law there will be no excuse for officers not finding them. Almost every nook of North Car- Is appealing to the legislature corn contests this year. widening and deepening of th. , . , , , a six months term of the channel of Tar river, which is to , . cars . . . schools. Compulsory done this year, should be come lowed by the of a boat term Col. William Hayne Perry of Green- ville, S. C, who was the son of Go v. How would you like to see street Benjamin Perry of that state. She Id Greenville You will Bee attendance along with the them here Is also a granddaughter of United States Senator John M. of Alabama. movement are on the pro- gram for addresses. Mrs. J. J. of Wilson, came in Tuesday evening to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Brown. The board of aldermen held special meeting Tuesday night, and adopted a resolution revoking all pool licenses in the town, to be March 1st. February hoisted first time OS island of Corsica. army concentrated at Bordeaux for an invasion of England. Jackson took the field the Florida Indians. r Knights of Pythias founded by James H. bone at Washington, D. C. States Congress passed a bill to retire the trade Last Tax Appointment I will be at the following places on the dates named for the purpose of collecting taxes due for the year 1912. Meet me and save costs, for this is my last appointment. S. I. Sheriff. Ayden, March 1st Swift Creek, March 1st. Farmville Farmville, March let Bethel, Bethel, March 1st Carolina, Stokes, March 1st Falkland, Falkland, March 7th. Grimesland, March March 8th. Bells X Roads, 3rd. Beaver Dam, Arthur, March 6th. to mar Old Age Old age as It comes in the orderly process of nature is a beautiful and majestic thing. It stands for knowledge, wisdom, counsel. That Is old ago as it should be, but old age as it often Is means poor torpid bowels, a sluggish and a general feeling of ill health, despondency and misery. This in most every instance Is wholly One of Chamberlain's Tab- lets taken Immediately after supper will improve the digestion, tone up the liver and regulate the bowels. That feeling of despondency will give way to one of hope and good cheer. For Bale by all druggists. adv line to Norfolk. With tills means of transportation there would come such o I In spite of the mossbacks and kick- In the world did you Greenville is going right ahead.; a saving In freight rates as to put pet as fine a court house a, that thousands of dollars annually in a We , of The legislature showing the dis- pockets of the Then enter. position to kill all the bills for the ville will go forward by leaps and go and buM bounds. Th Atlantic Coast Line If sending very attractive and valuable bulletins setting forth the ties of the South. One of the tins treats of corn growing and the work of corn club, and another comparative crop values In the North and South, also the experience An man built a house, moved into it, and had pied it only three hours when it caught on fire and was nearly de- new counties at this session. o--------- Good roads are worth working for every day in the year. The legislature is getting down to night work. STEADIER It Several members of the West LAID legislature have been caught I Mi of farmers from the North and handed accepting bribes in con- The farmer can adopt a who hare come South and made the election of a United system of diversified agriculture In success. the present legislature States senator. which the time of men and teams is better distributed the year Down here in North Carolina women than is possible In raising cotton and will not quit and go home without do not want to vote- at least very corn alone. The number of days of passing a bill conferring upon commissioners the authority of at- tending to county matters. So many purely local bills going up to the for enactment ard time consumers and a burden of expense to the stats. o--------- The binding over to superior court of hi of a minister of Greenville because he preached against evils existing in the com- should not cause the people o town to slacken their efforts to cot rid of these mils. There are s here that ought to be closed. o--------- Before Governor can get the peat in his office warmed, talk be- gins to loom up as to who will likely he tho next governor. But as a gov- i of North Carolina cannot himself the talk does not in the least disturb the present chief The county that cannot support it- self has but little excuse for being a county. Doubtless that Is one on the does not take to the propositions In establish new counties that come tip at every session. o--------- A New York eye ears moving picture shows the eye sight of half of the people in that city. few of them, but they help along a crop miscellaneous work powerful sight In every good move and lost the cotton-corn for Improvement. farmer for a whole year does not ex- to days as a rule, and latest thrill Is the the number of days that the horse of a man named Hay who has or mule works at actual crop work, a son named Timothy and a daughter does not usually exceed days In named a year, hence there Is a great amount His wife is no doubt in clover. lost time for men and teams on a farm, unless there Is As we said on a former occasion, much miscellaneous work to do; n comparison of statements of Green- which there Is not for the average banks with those of other tenant or for the average one-horse towns leaves nothing for this town farmer. Under a properly diversified to be ashamed of. i system, however, the two-horse far- mer can work days In a year at Britton, of the Raleigh News and actual crop work, besides a lot of ought to get after some of time devoted to miscellaneous work, the papers for printing his picture and In working a greater number of over the name of Francisco in a year, be tends a much 0--------- total area and gets a larger in- If every business man would try D. In The Pro- as hard to build up his own business Farmer. as ho does to pull down that of his ; competitor, he would make more The annual conference of the success National Child Labor Committee will e held in Jacksonville, Florida, March 1913. The general sub- The price of scats in stock ex- Child Labor and Poverty, will changes seem to be In the be discussed In relation to wages, car with Block In express com- unemployment and the family. Many southerners will be among the speakers and conditions of em- ploying Industries in the south will WE SELL THE BEST Farm Machinery HARDWARE Because it PAYS us to sell and you Lo buy the BEST If there is any Doubt in your Mind let us Prove our Points to you on STALK CUTTERS DISC HARROWS and on all our Farm and Garden Implements HADLEY GREENVILLE, N. C. Some of them wondering why described. Mr. Bryan is so quiet of late. Oh, let a fellow stay In the back ground l . ,.,. t . , I one of the kings a mile it be wants to. . , , are called and what does the word mean the It Is up to any of the readers to We have not abandoned that It Is going to snow before long, answer. Transports Yesterday For Mexico Loaded With Marines NEWPORT NEWS, Va., Feb. Two of the four United States army and which have been fitting out here for expeditionary service, sailed this morning, leaving shortly after G o clock. The Meade is bound for where she goes to take marines to Vera Cruz. The Is steaming south, presumably bound for Galveston, though her sailing orders were not made public and definite in- formation is unobtainable at the master's office. Both vessels were ordered to sail yesterday, but were unable to get away until today. Work of out has been rushed with the most dispatch. All day yesterday and throughout the night they were get- ting ready to put to sea. The Kilpatrick and Summer are still at the here. They have sailing orders, presumably for South- ports and as soon as they are ready will sail. The Atlantic Coast Realty Company secured Mr. C. T. 1400 acre Wilson farm, just across the river, will have an auction sale there about the middle of March. This large farm, about acres of which arc cleared, will be ed in small tracts and sold according- It will be the largest most novel auction sale of farm lands this Immediate section has known. But that is in keeping with the Atlantic Coast Realty Company's method of things on a large scale. Something out of the ordinary for this sale is that the terms will be one-fourth cash and the balance In five yearly payments and possession is not to be given until this year's crops are gathered, the purchaser will be paid six per to offset this. The reason for this postponement of possession Is that plans have already been made for this year's crops on the land. Another feature about sale will lie giving the purchaser of a parcel the option of taking one or more adjoining options the same size at the same price, by which means he can get a farm of any size desired. Since Mr. has owned this farm he has greatly Improved it and It very valuable. It Is right close to Greenville, extending from the banks of Tar river back to the branch just this Bide of Parker's Cross and both Atlantic Coast Line rail- road and the county road both run almost through the of it. The sale of this farm going to attract wide Interest. Miss Tyson Entertains On Friday evening from to o'clock Miss Christine Tyson, in a charming and unique manner, enter- the senior class of the Green- high school. Fitting suggestions for St. tine's day and the class colors, red and white, predominated throughout the home. The graceful hangings of and and the soft glow from the red lights, with the happy seniors moving beneath them, made a most beautiful for this, the first festive evening given to honor the class of The guests were welcomed by the hostess, with her usual grace and Mr. I Beth Hooker. Delicious fruit served in the hall. An exciting game of was In progress and the Bounds of. merriment rang through the spacious hall and rooms. Miss was fortunate In winning the prize, a beautiful bunch of red carnations. Delicious ices, cakes and mints, I which were designed so as to carry out the color were served by Misses Frances Whedbee, Dumber, Alma Rock and Frances Taft. J. L. and family were the recipients, of a very liberal last Tuesday by tho many members of the Methodist church. Mr, and bis excellent wife were visited by a number of ladles who were the pro- of the movement and the rev- gentleman was taken by prise when numerous articles of apparel, towels, dress goods, handkerchiefs, ties, hosiery, table clothes, counterpanes and other useful articles, besides a liberal amount of The were highly appreciated by Mr. Rum- and his family. Tho net of the generous donors evidences the love and esteem held by members of for their Tenant A tenant e belonging to Mr. John Allen, about G miles from town, destroyed by fun Sunday night. Ufa did no learn the of the or amount of the Vs. that he a hundred dollars Insurance. Several Before the Senate of General Five Railroad Bills In- RALEIGH, Feb. than half a hundred bills passed their final read in the of representatives yesterday, several dozen local roll call bills passed their second reading and more than fifty new bills were Intro- No bills of general interest were considered, the public local and private calendar having precedence. the more than fifty new bills introduced, however, were a good number of public measures of general interest. In the senate also a great many bills passed their final reading most of them, however, being only local In their application. house calendar is still in a congested condition, more so than at this period of the session of 1911. For this reason a number of members yesterday insisted on holding a night session, but some desired to go to the show last night and Murphy called attention to the fact that the house would be making no real progress to consider more bills than clerk's office force could handle, so a motion to adjourn at until o'clock today was car- A Joint resolution thanking Hon. Kemp P. for his service to the slate, rendered in writing and pub- his history of University, was adopted by a rising vote, it had already been adopted by the house. The senate also passed on final read- the bill to amend the re- to the time when justices of the peace shall return to the peace shall make returns to court, limiting the time to twenty days after the original trial, and to amend the law relating to auditing books of private corporations. Railroad Bills Representative Bikes of Union In- half a dozen bills, three of them providing for further of To regulate of freight trains, to require full crews on all passenger trains and to require more efficient service by rail- road companies in checking To incorporate the Dunn and ton railroad company is purpose cf a bill introduced by Representative Young, of Harnett, while Page of Moore is the author of a bill to amend the charter of the Aberdeen and railroad. Representative Devin of Introduced a bill to prohibit peddling of drugs, medicines and appliances for treatment and another to regulate the distribution of samples of patent medicines, drugs, etc, A special order for the close of the morning hour Friday is the mill encourage road building in North Carolina and to provide a road fund by the issuing of the bonds of state to be loaned to the counties of the THE SENATE The senate was called to order at o'clock Monday by President Pro Pharr, prayer being offered by Rev. L. T. Johnson, pastor of the Christian church, Raleigh. Petitions Petitions were presented for in- creased appropriations to school for feeble-minded by Senators Hannah. Hobgood, Weaver, Brown, Allen and Coffey. Petitions from citizens for six months schools by Senators Brown, Phillips and Hall. For a state wide law relating to dumping sawdust in streams by Sen- Jones. For larger appropriation to Oxford Orphan Asylum by Senator Pharr. For state wide stock law by Sen- Hawes. Regulating the killing of fur-bear- by Senator Coffey. ROUTE OF HE Express Schedule in Effect January N. following schedule fig- published as information only and are not guaranteed. VI LEAVE East Bound a. in. dally, Pullman Car fur Norfolk. a m. dally, for Plymouth, Eliza- beth City and Norfolk. Broiler Parlor Car service. Conn for all points North and West. p. m. dally except Sunday, for Washington, in sleeping cars, apply to J. vice. For information and res- West Hound a. m. dully, for Wilson, Raleigh and West. Pullman Bleeping Car service. Connects North and West. a. in daily for Wilson and Connects for all points. p. m dally for Wilson and Raleigh. , Broiler L. Greenville, N. C. W. W. Gen. Passenger Agent. Who Makes The A .-suit Is To The April Of Superior Court I Bond The sermons which Rev C. M. Rock and Rev. E. M. Hoyle preached Sunday night to their respective con- in the Baptist and dist churches were topics of much comment on the streets Monday. Ev- advocate of morality and good approved of all the preach- said the evils arising from blind tigers, pool rooms and gambling that exist here. j Further than this, the town was thrown into a feeling of indignation Monday afternoon at a dastardly as- sault made upon Rev. M. Rock, pas- tor of the church, by S. J. Nobles, of a pool room. place has long been looked upon as carry- on a business that should not be allowed, and has frequently spoken against by others besides the preachers. Mr. had gone in a store just across the street from pool room, and Nobles that he was there went in. Nobles said a few words the minister and struck him two blows on head. This was more than the preacher would stand for, and turning loose his fists on soon bad him reeling about the I Just as Mr. Rock began landing his blows with telling effect, A. H. aT darted behind him. He was a blow back of the bead and the next instant was grabbed from behind and his arms pinioned lo his body. While being thus held Nobles and again struck the minister two or three blows; one of them cut- ting the bridge of his nose. Mr. Rock could not toll who struck the blow from behind, but it was w ho Id him while Nobles and renewed the assault. A number of citizens got Monday night to decide upon some of action and strongly Con- the assault on minister. Mayor Woolen this morn- counsel waived and he was required to give bond in the sum of to appear at April term of Superior court. WASHINGTON, Feb. in- crease of nearly in the an- appropriation bill was made by the senate committee on which reported meas- to senate today. The total asked for is the sum in- an Increase of in railway may pay In part by of the parcel post. A new weighing of the malls a period of thirty days from September 1913, is provided by the bill as reported to the senate. This step is recommended because the par- post has greatly Increased the of malls and the railroads they are entitled to on a new basis. The bill also would the present practice of carrying second class mail on fast freight trains. The plan of allowing communities to nominate their postmasters Is em- bodied in the bill and would apply to all fourth class whore postmasters salary Is more than The bill does not such nomination compulsory. Within n nursery Doors. The best covering for a children's playroom la cocoa matting, which can easily be taken up and shaken twice a week. and lime water given to a baby strengthens It and helps to make bone. It also renders the milk readily digestible. It is an excellent plan to put a piece of white oilcloth under a child's plate. It can be wiped after every meal and tablecloth. Hair pillows are nice for baby's cribs or carriages. They can be wished In the hottest of water and dried by artificial means and no dam- age Is done them. To make baby's hair curl brush It upward and twist it round the fingers damping the Brushing downward makes the hair grow straight and smooth. Ayden Items. AYDEN Feb. Herman Smith's horse ran away Sunday and threw him out of the buggy and gave a severe bruising, but no serious damage. Car load Maine grown seed potatoes red bliss and Irish cobblers. J. R. Smith Amos, Grover, ire and Lewis Garris have run a phone line from lo Ayden. I Mr. J. L. has bought the and of Mrs. Lon on Lee street. j Maura, drover W H. Harrington have formed a co-part- and furnish estimates on arrived, a solid car load of fur- J. and Bro. Mr. Levy All, ii who sold bit farm to Mr. B. has moved lo Ayden and occupies the residence in south Ayden. received pounds of and per cent, dynamite. The stuff to blow up slumps and sub-soil J. K. Smith Bro. Mr. has moved bis family to town occupies the that he built here several years ago. Another shipment of those Oliver Steel plows, disc cultivators, harrows and cutlers. J. R. Smith and Bro. Rev. H. L. and wife left Tuesday for Richmond where Mr. e- will undergo an operation. A car of wire fence, the best to be Call get our prices buying. J. R. Smith and Bro. Mr. Richard has let th contract for a large set of modern tale stables. Messrs. and Harrington are the contractors. Mr. Robt. has moved nil family to the L. A. mar Bethany. Mr. If, K. Hail bit Sunday for a business trip to Owing to ill health, Mr. S. A. Jen- kins has purchased the interest of Mr. W. L. in the firm of Jen- and This is an old established firm noted for and down weight. I Seed Irish Potatoes wholesale and retail, main crop. J. R. Smith and Bro. I Dr. Hardy Johnson spent Monday night In town. I Our fraternal orders seem to be en- Joying a great I All kinds of hardware. Horse Clip- A car wire fence. J. R. Smith and Bro. Brave Old Oak. Whether its branches show green against a dark-blue where the touches Its leaves show magnets In light of setting sun, or black and In the moonlight, there Is no tree of them all to compare with oak. All a summer's day you may He out- stretched beneath it, so strong and so friendly, not to you only, but to all little lives that about Its roots. All kinds cf busy creatures, ants, spiders, beloved of your childhood, go scurrying over you on this errand and that, as afraid, almost, as If you were dead. A feeling of kinship comes to you; a knowledge that all life about you in oak and grass and insect, and the good dog lying at your feet, Is but a little part of the ageless flux and reflux; soothingly as a cool band on an aching head, there comes to you realization that soon fears, hates, and loves forgotten, your tired body shall rest under the trees all the days and all the Atlantic. PORCELAIN DUE TO ACCIDENT How th of Enameling Wm Discovered by Chinese Worker About B. C. New the year B C. in the be- ginning of the of Han. workers Id earthenware set their pots n the oven to bake, and forgot them, they remembered them and opened the oven doors they found that the were vitrified in shining spots. In this way enameling of porcelain was discovered. When freed of its dross the substance grew lighter, become clear, acquired a grain as fine and smooth as vet and a hard, translucent body that rang like a bell. The art of monochromatic glazing was discovered Id the time of dynasty of Sung B. Occasionally the action of the m ; the pigments and produced of color. The Mon invasion the prograM of ceramic art. In son of a day laborer, dethroned the emperor and founded the dynasty of Ming, whose reign until 1644. lost no time in the imperial He gave the national monopoly of the work In porcelain, ex- nothing but the white pottery manufactured by the artisans of Coder the new impetus all the ancient were revived and perfected. The system of three-color and five-color decoration, after a firing, dates from the re- of art under the Ming Harper's Weekly. TOOK HIS LIFE BY REQUEST Then Considered Annoying Suitor Dead and Wanted No Corpse In House. He was a theatrical lover, and she like his In the least, for be was constant in bis devotion, Made matters worse. She had tried i gentle means to get rid of him, but he lad disregarded them with painful he exclaimed, burling at her feet, love My life Is yours Will you take She did not look like a murderess, but she with calm deter- He at her rapturously. do bogged, draw- back from him as if In horror. have taken your life, as requested me to do. and you are henceforth to all Intents and purposes He seemed dazed. do she continued, turning aside, to have a dead person In the house, If you do not go away at once shall send for an and have you removed to nearest Then the dreadful situation In his own precipitate folly bad placed was revealed, and he removed himself with promptness and dispatch. MUSEUM OF OFFICE Gospel of Courage. Ralph stated his belief thus In Harper's get up each morning deter- mined to be happy, determined to bu master of the events of the day In- stead of being mastered by them; to take anew this attitude of mind when the doleful thought presents Itself or the attempts to show his face; to look on the bright aide of things, to stand ways in the sunshine rather than In tho II that makes life with Its daily round and its knotty problems continually easier This hopeful, optimistic, of mind and Is to set Into operation subtle, silent forces that are continually working along the lines m are going and that opens the way for us to As to Chickens. They are the moat on- certainest creatures that walk the family acre. Almost everybody tries to raise chickens at one time or an- other. Looks the part of It And It Is easy, you learn one chickens don't know anything, medium sized chickens don't know anything, big chickens don't know anything. If there Is a change of an Intellectual nature as size ones know If possible than little ones. If there Is a wire partition in your pen with an open door at one end the will try to plunge through the wire Instead of going around walking through tho Interested. earliest mention of coal Is laid to have been made by said the professor, at break- fast. what did be say was a ton, Inquired tho landlady, pouring coffee. W. A. WITT, Gen. Superintendent. NORFOLK. VA. Si. founder of Am, Public Health Association years old today. Safety Device,. understand the French eminent has offered a of for a device that will make safe. don't they at the time offer a prize for a device that will make falling out of a tenth- story window TO Having duly tho superior court clerk . county us administrator with win annexed, of the of Shade Jackson, de- notice Is hereby given to all persona Indebted to the to payment to Hi and all persona hating claims said notified to to undersigned for payment on or the 18th of February, Hilt, or this notice will he In bar This day February, II. K. It I IT, of Jackson. ltd Strange. London Figure. A few years ago there used to on pavement of Oxford street In all weathers a venerable gentleman, dressed respectably In high hat and frock coat, who each member of the throng of Bun worshipers, moving In the morning, westward In the evenings, uttering in a quick tone of deep con- the single time Is short time Is No one to listen to the old revivalist, or cared to the further of warning which be would have given, for all knew that he prated of things that did not really matter to the city Nation. This is My Birthday Duke In Arthur Russell, eleventh Duke of Hertford, was born In Lou- don, 1858 and succeed- ed to the title upon the death of elder brother In After his education at Oxford he Joined the Grenadier Guards saw active In the Egyptian campaign cf 1882. From 1884 to 1888 he served on the staff of Viceroy of India. While In India the married the daughter of Archdeacon Tribe, an clergyman stationed at Lahore. Tho Is famous alike for beauty her talent. She Is one of the lust all round women In Eng- land, devoted not only to shooting, but also to and yachting. The Is of the wealthiest of tho United Kingdom. Ho Is owner of acres, a part of which Is In the heart of Lon- don. Abbey, his principal country Bent, Is famous for its garden its collection of val- palatines. 1911 Pitney of Now appointed an Justice of tho court of United States. Doomsday Book Is Chief Treasure mt Place Attracts Visitors. The little museum forms part of the record office In Chancery but is a British better knows to Americans than lo the of Londoners who daily pass its doors. Of course, most treasured of the museum's exhibits is Dooms- day book, but hardly less are the gunpowder plot papers, Wellington papers, the log of Victory, the last letter which wrote with bis right band and first be with his left baud after losing the right one, the treaty of peace strongly reminiscent of Field of Cloth of Henry VIII and Francis I., illuminated books worth a monarch's and royal charters galore. All basso things, however, do not i ii to the and will one find more than a doz- en people in the museum and of this, the majority will not be said an official, better known to Americans than it la to Americans are not only interested in the book, royal charters and exchequer records, but naturally In things pertaining to their own country. like to Bee William signature appended to a petition to King James II. praying that the Lord Baltimore and himself may soon be beard by lords of plantations, the delay be- very that of Washington to a letter to biB great and good King George III . con- the exchange of ratification of a treaty of amity, commerce and concluded in November, 1794, as well as the signatures of John Adams, Stephen Hopkins, Benjamin Franklin and Thomas on various Mall Ga- QUEER PUNT THAT COUGHS Works Itself Into a Rage When Oust Is Deposited on Its Leaves. All have read of carnivorous plants, of laughing plants and of plants weep, but who has beard of a plant that There is the authority of a French botanist, however, for the statement that a plant in various tropical re- actually possesses the power to cough In most approved man- The fruit of this plant resembles the common broad bean. It appears that coughing plant Is something of a crank, that it easily works itself Into rage and that it has a curious horror of all dust. As Boon as a few grains of duet are deposited on its leaves, air chambers that cover their faces and are respiratory organs of the plant become with gas, swell and end by driving out the with a slight explosion and a sound that resembles so much cough of a child suffer- from a cold to carry a moat uncanny sensation to the one behold- the Telegraph. Aid to Memory. Sally Sweeney was accustomed to visit twice every week in of to get anything needed by the Though she could neither read nor write she never forgot any of tho messages with which the family bad her. But once, however, her memory failed her. She had been or- by one of the family to buy a yard of some color of The as- word slipped her mind. Hut she was not to be by that word. She walked Into a dry store near at hand, still thinking hard. She asked of one of the mister, what Is It you call when It ain't you say you be meaning asked the clerk. Fer He very cried Sally. you me a Author Who Can't Be Tanged. The writer of fiction, who also looks for steady success, must never by any chance get labeled As soon as he Amis his critics man writes or writes as the may be, that Is the moment when he must suddenly switch off to something else. Like Charles believe in M In my own work I have frequently resorted to It, In nine cases out of ten it has proved a the novelist must ever remember that the public taste la constantly changing I myself would never dream of writing today the that I penned ten years ago stories which I may Bay were by no means Gallon, In the Dally Citizen. That Kind. do you want to employ a asked the Jail keeper replied the prisoner In the cell. send one In to will he want to come In yes; mm I'll send you baa often In Competent Opinion. a big, I. looking to be for said the lady at the back door. man's got f healthy, ma'am to the hand outs nowadays, believe

mm Interesting Hews The Bold Bandit failed lo Make Say In The Capital Good In Holdup In CLAIM SETTLEMENTS. City Kansas City A I KAN .-AS CIT up . . at I I i of line. I I i After la- i . a and i. iii his He of the to i t ; lad hold look lo lb.- new union, I. A number of BUB re the if to sun when the who plant, expect- officers his name D. R. thereby lo watered along. till in up. said. court, but is la g a one hes- I Hated and all obeyed an order to Interest in the banquet to be up against the side of a build- en Weaned hat came off and and National with a com- has Increased for everybody to t lad fa days and it is ex-A, two or three men at peeled I at hosts of their friends ad ran and will b. began tiring. A bullet passed through Jason an old white lungs of Francis Fitzgerald, a of die, A. It. Moon, a saloon by a bullet and on.- Baal i a through his hat. His revolver empty, started t to run, followed by the crowd. 11- but the police Cd bin. to a station. by Governor baring the old fellow a release, it that With- row testified to baring liquor from a man who was Then old bum ho. fa tiger v as ling liquor and Governor C ii only right that the . against Bethel i l us of last We . of our I old I Mrs. Ha ford . . Q Mrs. W. J i it i Mr r. K G In I I- On T y i a. ti ii i I the Round Dozen In I new i . H II .,. Mi w. n W H P, and Vance Hunting, T. it. Andrews, J. T. Our- and I. One I lie at the B, r. r. r. B. The i j -1 of who have bad the pleasure of attending A I at Teachers Training School have shown their the i e enjoyed sea- .- a of Ir fat be range lbs ml Is that I la something I . . I In the first . ring of I by M it. he ill in hall on the to I Will r the ii lime I l after . i of N . i the Valentine at On nine;, Pen. Mrs. Q t. assisted by Miss Cos and Miss Rachel Coward, entertained of the young i la at a Valentine party. ware Into the parlor i the darts of bad ii amusement a sewing i,. of the I which tested their skill our ,.,. i The prise won by W. ,. ,.,,. ,,.,,., showed super. H. All showed rare shin In In winning moat hearts as she I do. Dainty refreshments were served, Mr. H. A. White, Agent, Maryland Casualty Co., Greenville, N. C, Dear I desire to thank you and your Company for check in the sum of in of my claim on of injuries received when out of my buggy last August. Yours truly, W. A. TEEL, Jr. Mr. H. A. White, Agent, Maryland Casualty Co., Greenville, N. C, Dear Please accept thanks for prompt settlement of my claim on account of recent illness. This is my second claim against and in both cases same were handled to my entire faction. Yours truly, W. H. Mr. H. A. White, Agent, Maryland Casualty Co., Greenville, N. C, Dear Please accept thanks for check covering in full my claim for against the Maryland Casualty Co., on account of sickness. Yours truly, S. J. EVERETT. The Maryland is the only Casualty Company maintaining a Claim Department in North Caro- The Maryland writes nearly three times as much business as any other Casualty Company in North Carolina. The Maryland issues a better policy than any other Company doing business in North Carolina. Have an Early Choice if you plan to buy that Furniture We hate before such a splendid . for com. a offered that a real that will surely I ii mil that are the manufacturers at low prices. TAFT VANDYKE STATEMENT OF CONDITION tr OF THE W BANK OF GREENVILLE Greenville, N. C., AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS. FEB. 1913 Represented by H. A. WHITE INSURANCE 1895 Evans St., Greenville, N. C. Loans and Discounts Overdrafts Heal estate 4,200.00 Furniture and fixtures 4.327.32 Cash items 6.911.92 Cash and due from banks At II. C. Tuesday, I, mis Very Low Round Trip Fares NORFOLK lb craft, At a late hour all rating Mr, and lira, i b plea ml we left, hoping that I nil would Belie another It . r ii. ., ; Co meed II th natty they n In G i . . around i Intel . i one tried to e . I win- i she awake and i . . i I I I on lay re We h i a bi will built soon. All Rail or Daylight Trip Historic River Norfolk March 2nd, 1913 cu- be- pro- reward, i piper will K II is My i y ken i r All i i . . i , EXCURSION Steamer All Rail Wilson S 9.30 Greenville 8.70 9.76 8.70 10.06 In same proportion from all other stations. Special rates and arrangements may made for parties of or more traveling together. Ticket sold February March 1st. 2nd and 3rd. Limited to return March 1911, Unsurpassed facilities and for and com- fort via Norfolk. Daylight and steamer trips all rail. Early application should be mad It both Bleeping car stateroom detailed from any ticket agent, or address W. W General Norfolk, Va CHOICE CI r AMI VIOLETS Our artistic arrangements In wadding outfits are equal lo the best. Nothing finer In than our Styles. Blooming pot plants, palms and ferns in great variety. Hose hushes, and evergreens, hedge plants and trees. J. L. A CO. Raleigh, N. C. U. Jr., for Green- ville and vicinity. 2.17 liabilities Capital stock profits 10,569.83 Careful Attention Given to all Business to us. E. a leader of the C. T. U. tiled. Horn Sept. 1819. Cabbage Plant OF l-HOST FOR The following Jersey Wake. Held, slag Large Loll Head. Mils selection should i con- miner. for shipment from at per Over 1.110 per f. ii. h. C. Can orders any Count and satisfaction guaranteed. L. C. Arthur N. C. business with 1769 -Six whipped by the for for the Americans. V. H. C. A. Sen Ices Prof, ii. ii. Smith conducted a most in B., February IT, evening, ills He graduated from the advice, and n v In and eagerly to tho . I Into mercantile pursuit.-. He ho brought which removed to the west and In 1891 was Not but navel ah for the about thing and Jo I N Territorial Council. it for there things it will not i WM elected to the do to over. He lily In ISM and was re-elected by re Solomon and on accepting office in he respect 11- -as then non-resident member of miserably the executive council, of it. Ho closed with the Mr, was appointed Yukon missioner for the territorial govern- In 1898 was re-elected by In and next year became of public works for the territories. In when Alberta was erected Into a Province, Mr. was fl-sf lieutenant Ho Is now Ills second term. parting God and keep his commandments for is the whole duty of inn Si h; I lilt FOR family of sir. to do gen- house keeping and sew for A. A. box N. C. Mothers Can Safely Buy Dr. King's Now Discovery and give It to the little ones when ailing and suffering with colds, coughs, throat Of lung troubles, nice, harm- less, once used, always used. Mrs. i in.- Mo., King's New Discovery changed, our boy from a pale weak sick boy to the picture of Always help. Buy M at all druggist, adv CHANGE IN FIRM The Taft Boyd Furniture Co., has been succeeded in name by the Higgs- Taft Furniture Co. The latter all business of the former, and will con- to do a general furniture business as heretofore. We are better prepared than ever to serve our and invite them to call upon us often. HIGGS TAFT CO. Greenville, K. C. and has made tens of millions of dollars. The great opportunity knocks but once at every man's door. Are you ready to seize your opportunity if it came today. Have you Start saving, be ready Commence today. -O- The National Bank of Greenville Only Hank In PHI County eminent F. V. J. Cashier. Supervisor. LAST CALL Your taxes for the year 1912 are long past due. All persons owing taxes for 1912, who fail to pay by March 5th, will positive- have to pay cost. March S. I. DUDLEY, Sheriff. 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LIGHT OF OTHER DAYS WHAT MEAN FIRST SIGHT bands nurses of years ago T dost In the world we do with all our Mrs. when she and husband decided, after much die- to mo from their house. which was too Mk now that the children had all pone any to of their own. won't to hi our turf, to nay of all tho we hare stored In tho Tick at the you need then turn a hand man In the suggested Hem- en Tilt. Charles, you wouldn't want mo to sell all our old keepsakes, would four assuredly. What earthly use U any one a lot of old books, and that no one ever looks at except at house cleaning; ix. they do anybody any I don't propose they admitted Mrs. Hemming, f hate to part with some of them. my dear. Tho fact la. It will be a relief you when are rid of all that old I could select Just a few of the oldest things and we could put the tit In the storeroom of tho apart- You know there's a nice big I know It. Harriet, and I'm planning to keep golf clubs there and my fishing tackle. So If you please, won't fill up that storeroom with n lot of useless After the second hand dealer's visit i Hemming said to his hope were sufficiently let In the attic nearly answered Mrs Hemming are a few lit- that it seems a to ell. such r mind enumerating them. Harriet. I shouldn't be Interested In a list of crippled furniture or ancient what I thought or keeping was the two old----- Harriet, we decided to get rid of all Our old stuff. Don't let Han- , kins leave a thing tomorrow when he comes with his When the wagons drove away load- ed with furniture and mostly of a peculiarly Inartistic Mrs. laughed away her regrets. was she aid to herself. would been illy to keep that ugly About a fortnight after they were I settled in their apartment, Hemming home one afternoon carrying a largo box. have a little present for you. he with boyish pleasure. You'll surprised when you see what it Is. I was passing Devlin's an- shop this morning when some things in tho windows caught my eye and took me back about to years to the time when I was courting a pretty girl In her grandmother's best parlor, which was lighted with green glass lamps. There, my dear, what do you think of He drew from the box two lamps of old i and decoration. they you think of anything, liar me think of a lot of the answered. much did you pay let i cheap. You see. one of his I them up for or nothing In an out-of-the-way Vermont where antiques aren't appreciated he sold me the pair for Harriet, I'd have given if he'd asked I'm glad he didn't ask replied Mrs. Hemming, I sold these same lamps to three weeks ago for Scott Are. you sure they're the same course I'm sure. I'd know them you bought then In I was brought up under those dollar apiece And I snapped them up for tho mused Hemming, trying not to look sheepish, and I'm glad you re- Mrs. Hemming. they were what I hated to part with most. I wanted to keep them and I'm awfully Clad to have them Popular Usage of the Word la Opposed to Its Definition, Which la Two men got Into an argument re- meaning of the word One of them had used the as the police uses It. to describe the red glare In the sky made by a fire at night. The other man objected to this, asserting that the word means In- stead of Thereupon they applied to the and found them agreed in defining wan. ghastly Hut the Oxford Dictionary caught up with the new and popular manning of the word with this with a red glow or glare amid darkness of lightning Hashes across dark clouds or flame mingled with Hut this seems to he gratuitous of the Oxford Dictionary. The word started out it seems a I-at in adjective meaning It was used of the complexion, much as Is used. Then it grew to have the meaning of But Us transition Into the meaning given it today seems to have been due to the willfulness of the press, which found It a handy word to describe a phenomenon for which no other word had. apparently, quite tho Guardian. PRIVILEGE OF BEING AN ASS Generally Considered Inalienable, but New York Magistrate Who Fined Student Thought Otherwise. Compared to tho Inalienable right to males n tool of yourself, tho right of free speech, which loudmouths pro- Um moat cherished one, is of small concern In average person. nil places whore some restraint on tho former might ho expected Mew York la the Inst that would thought of. Tel In the night court n Columbia student, caught by start constable In the not of Standing still under umbrella while tho Man shone overhead, was fined and warned that tho penalty for tho next offense of similar genesis would a In the workhouse, Tho man, of course, was Qualifying for n He looked was the intention. In which he acquiesced. quoth the police magistrate ponderously, fraternity a to order a man to make an ass of him- and he expressed the wish that the whole chapter could be haled Into court that he might fine them all. Con- In how many ways New York Invites young men to make asses themselves, and how many persons In that town. In fact, do make asses themselves without molestation, why should tho line drawn at a practice apparently so Inoffensive to public pol- icy as tho one Journal. Crowd Proved to Be Very Human When Cripple Long Blind Was Wheeled Up. All his life he had boon lame; near- all his lite ho had been blind. But always he could hoar, and the thing ho liked best to hear was martial music by tho band. He beard It The Homo for was on a side at root, out of the way of bands. Tho operation that restored his sight was followed shortly by a big parade. said he. shall see the fellows that play tho The line of march was twenty blocks away, but to a strong-armed orderly who was used to wheeling a chair treaty blocks was untiring. The policeman on the edge of the crow was far more formidable. can't take that boy In ho said. crush the life out out of him. We can't do anything with a crowd like this on parade days. They're a they're very said tho orderly. Then he told the story of the newly opened eyes. said the policeman. He stepped back. Others also step- back, policemen and members of the Right up the curb they went, the boy and the orderly. A few who had hold their places since sun up grumbled a but the eager look of the boy who had never seen a uniform conquered and they made way. Then the bands came, dozens of them, and every bandsman seemed to play his best for the boy In the chair. It was splendid; so Hint the boy and the orderly and the mob laughed cried together. Truly, the mob was very human. Old Tims Article Tells Difficult Duties and Requirements of Their Profession. In their of the authors. Miss Nutting and Miss Dock, , quote from an article written in 1764, which gives an Insight into what was I required of the trained nurse in the eighteenth century. The article occupation is as important tor ; humanity its functions are low and repugnant. All persons are not adapted to It, and the of ought to be difficult to for tho lives of patients may depend upon their choice of applicants. The nurse patient, mild, ate. She should console the foresee their needs, and relieve their tedium. The domestic duties of the nurse To light the tires in the wards and keep them going; to carry and distribute nourishment; to the and doctors on their rounds, and afterwards to re- move ail dressings, etc.; to sweep the hails and wards, and keep the persons of the patients and their surroundings clean; to empty all vessels, and change the linen; to prevent noise and quarreling and to notify the steward of everything they see which is wrong; to carry out tho dead and bury them; to light the in the evening, and visit the sick during the night, and to watch them them every aid which their state requires, and treating them with kindness and A FACT ABOUT THE JUST ESCAPED WORSE FATE Brief Holiday. Joy Is like a bird flight, which dips in passing and touches us with Its wings. It comes from out of a far country and it tracks Ha way on high. After that brief hovering It will recover Its former attitude, speed, and song. Its throbbing heart passes high over our throbbing lei and frozen hills. As watch that High of wing wish that somehow we might cap that and teach It dwell among men. Why should It I hot never abide We would have that joy abide so fixedly that It would become a peace. The holiday season Is like . that It stoops a little out of space, draws near our dim earth, and sheds Its brightness among men. As swiftly II came, swiftly It goes again. And yet each year It draws more close and for a longer time; Its radiance Is re to us more clearly, full grace and Weekly. Fine of Man Who Attempted Suicide Would Have Been Larger Had He Succeeded. One evening, several years ago, In gold mining camp In the Transvaal, man, partially intoxicated and sup posed to by Jealousy, at- tempted suicide. Ho first took but this not proving strong enough h tried to hang himself, but prevented, and handed over to the sheriff to be kept in safe custody for the night, and to b tried before the acting gold commissioner, a shrewd and solemn Scot, the next morning. There being no law to prevent him from commuting suicide if he thought fit, but it being considered desirable to punish him In some way. It was ed to bring a charge of drunkenness and disorderly conduct against him To this the prisoner pleaded guilty the gold without the ghost of a delivered the following extraordinary shall fine ye for drunkenness; but I'll just ye to that I what attempted to and had ye succeed ed In your attempt, your would bin much than It BEAT ALL RECORDS BADLY Irish Athlete Ran In No Time, for the Stop Watch lad Actually Stopped. An Irish who was training for a mile race, which he had very high hopes of went one day. accompanied by his man, Pat, to have a trial ill a field convenient to his own house. said his master, as he handed him his watch, that you I note correct time in which start and who, by the way, was very proud of his young master's prowess In the athletic arena, assured him that he would make no mistake. Now, It happened that by some lucky chance the watched stopped at the precise moment which he started to run. Having put his best effort Into the race, the athlete finished almost ex- time, he shouted, breath- Pat Immediately pulled out the watch, and, on looking at It for the first time since the start, an of surprise, mingled with pride, overspread his features. he answered, have beaten all records, for you have done It in no Turk With Wife Would Be Safe. Monti is the only country In where u wife may regarded a perambulating life Insurance pol- icy. The Montenegrin is intensely for women is carried to such a pitch that although the very word Turk affects tho native as a red lag does a bull, yet a Turkish traveler finding himself in the wilds of Monte- would be absolutely safe If he were accompanied by his wife. Life Is patriarchal. Thorn are no towns, only villages. There of half a dozen houses. In each of which three and sometimes four generations of a family live together Travels, in spite of this patriarchal life. tho men gloomy and taciturn, with eyes open for treachery and their right hand on their revolver. London Daily Mirror. Girl That Is Popular, The popular girl in the school will generally be a girl who In games and outsiders often wonder why this should be the case Tho son Is that to play most games well a girl must unselfish; she must for her and not for her own honor and glory, and she carries this out unconsciously in bar daily life. You do not find her thinking that no else Is of any use In the world, or putting on airs because she lo be better looking than her companions. She is and natural and content to and and is as strict In her code of honor as her brother Is in a public school Such girls will win be rich In friends, and wherever they go they carry with them a breezy spirit of Joy good fellowship. Speed of Animals. According to naturalists, no animal is known lo have exceeded the speed attained by tho famous race-horse Instantaneous photographs show the full length of one complete stride as about twenty-six feet. In the stride of the fastest racers the hind and limbs are raised higher than the shoulders, and from this relatively groat height brought downward and forward, wide- separated from each other, as a sportsman says, avoid striking the fore The ham which is hunted has not in reality tho speed of dog. The dog. on the other hand, does not attain the speed of the horse. The giraffe is said to run at the rate of fifteen meters per second under the most favorable conditions. The elephant, going at the rate of two yards a sec- carries a weight approximating carried by six Weekly. To Catch Foxes. If you are particularly anxious to a little surreptitious fox catching try the following, It is the of I-up- ton who speaks. In his Notable the soles of your shoes with a piece of fat swine's flesh as broad as your hand, newly toasted or a little broiled at the Are, when you go out of the wood homeward. And in every of your steps cast a piece of the liver of a roasted and dipped In honey, and draw after your back the dead carcass of a Your fox cannot resist all this, but sure to have a man nigh thee with bow to shoot at him. or by some other means to hit flood fun this a country house party at loose ends. Microscope In the Kitchen. The use of the microscope Is mended In the kitchen. If not of the ordinary house, at least of those an army of servants and by wholesale. In hotels, boarding houses, hospitals. Jails, its use In our complicated modern life Is becoming essential, and the need is upon the necessity of determining the de- of of food Tho chef has no excuse for not knowing what ho buys If he provided with a microscope. In starchy substances the will soon revealed by the microscope if the grains of starch do not have the form in the potato and It rice. The same thing may be said of the spices. Pepper can be adulterated only with peas or ground beans, ard fraud also may be readily The rule may almost universally applied to ail foods that pass through the en, end especially the kitchens of the wealthy. Coffee under the microscope does not look like chicory In structure and chocolate made with peanuts does not look Ilka pure Weekly. Bowl of Mush. A famous doctor a good howl of mush and milk for your break- fast, and you will not need any Indian corn contains a large amount of nitrogen, has qualities assimilated, ard is fattening. It Is cheap, and has great nutritive prop- as well. A course of Indian meal In the shape of mush. Johnny cake, hoe cake, corn bread, etc., fol- lowed by copious of water, or, bettor still, cow's milk, to which. If Inclined to dyspepsia, a little lime water may be added, will make life now a burden worth living, and you need no other treatment to correct your nervousness and brighten vision and give you sweet and peace sleep. Make Living by One occupation by which a score of Britons are said to earn their Is that of By the rabbinical law no Jew la allowed to kindle or mend any Are on the bath, and In certain places in England where Jews very numerous this prohibition makes it that persons shall be employed from sun-; set on Friday to the same hour on Saturday la a from house to house l lighting Area and lamps and attending them Revolving Houses. A Parisian Inventor has conceived tho Idea of having small houses which will turn on their axes built in try districts for Invalids, thus furnish a change of scene, of light, and of air. There Is, he thinks, no reason why some rooms should always get the sunlight and the remainder be always damp and unhealthy. The idea Is not entirely new. ago a revolving house was built In Normandy. The door was constructed of thin boards which glided over each other as the house was turned. On one occasion these spread out like an opened fan. closing the exit. The inmate, terrified by his had the house pulled down r's Weekly Queensland's Rifle Fish. There Is said to exist In the waters of Northern Queensland a fish about ten inches In length and averaging a pound and half In weight, which possesses the remarkable pow- of shooting Its prey. The as It is called. Is alleged to swim leisurely about the stream a few Inches below the face, on the lookout for files and other Insects that settle on the float- leaves and twigs or on the surface of the water plants. When the gets close enough for the purpose. It discharges at Its victim s tiny Jet or ball of w I which. If shot straight knock the Into the stream, where It Is In I ,, .;. Baikal in by the shooter Frightful World. times are nerve-rack wrong now when we entered a house we used to be met by one of those awful bear heads on the rug. now they're Introducing Chinese- dragon Beautiful to a Berlin specialist knitting In bed Is an ex antidote for tired nerves. I should say that the fellow rho spent Urns knitting In bed have a beautiful What la known as the is seldom occasioned by actual exist- external conditions, but In t h e great majority of cases by a dis- ordered THIS IS A FACT 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. Washington Birthday Celebration Rehearsals are In progress for the Washington birthday celebration to be given In the court house Saturday night, by one of the circles of the Methodist church. And it Is going be something Interesting. You Believe It Some say that chronic constipation cannot be cured. Don't you believe It. Chamberlain's Tablets have cur- ed not you. Give them ; trial. They cost only a quarter For sale by all druggists. adv adv Members Should Attend There should be a large attendance of the members at the service in the Baptist church tonight, as it Is like- some action will be taken in pub- condemning tho assault made upon the pastor Monday. for Dandruff Ton Will Be Surprised to See How It Disappears No more dirty coats from dandruff heads. stops dandruff. Apply It any time with tips of fingers. No- smell, no smear. sinks into the pores, makes the scalp health, Makes the hair fine and glossy. is prepared by E. W. Rose Medicine Co., St. Louis. Mo., and Is regularly sold by all druggists at per bottle. But to enable you to make a test and prove what It will for you. get a 25-cent trial bottle fully guaranteed, or your money back at Pharmacy. 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On account of the to be held In the court house on Friday evening the Washington birthday celebration will be postponed until Saturday 22nd, at which time It will be held In the auditorium of the court hr-use we want everybody to make a special effort to go, even though It Is Saturday night. Old Bay Line Baltimore Steam Packet Dally, including Sunday between II, k II I till lit Mall Equipped with Unit- ed Wireless and modern convenience. Cuisine Portsmouth, Sundays, Portsmouth, week pint Norfolk, dally . pro Old Point . pin Tickets sold to all points North. The Best Cough Medicine have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ever since I have been keep- says L. C. cf Mar- hurry. Ala., consider it one of the best remedies I ever used. My children have all taken it and It works like a charm. For colds and whoop- cough it Is For sale b all druggists. adv Divorce From Voting YORK. Feb. divorce- suit filed Mrs. Daisy against William H. tie former lightweight champion come up In court today for trial. The couple were mar- In Denver ten years ego. Mrs. for an absolute divorce- en statutory grounds. Kill OF MOT home grown potatoes ft J. O. Proctor Bro. N. C. on--- Why not buy the dent and Health i ct The issued by the NEW ENGLAND CASUALTY more dent CE than any the same money. We adjust claims our e. Moseley Bros., Agents Harness. W contracted for a th n sets of Harness, in YOU a th it of interest to you. This Harness is the Best we could Buy Our terms, as usual, are made to suit your convenience. Come to see us. JOHN FLANAGAN BUGGY COMPANY GREENVILLE IS TEE HEART OF EASTERN CAROLINA. IT A POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE AND ONE. AND IS ROUNDED BY TEE BEST FARMING COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL KINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE EVERYTHING TO OFFER IN THE WAY OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE EAVE AN UP-TO-DATE JOB A N I NEWSPAPER PLANT. Is Must I lad Healthful, tile Mun. WE EAVE A OF TWELVE AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE IN TEE EASTERN PART OF NORTH CARO- LISA AND INVITE THOSE WHO WISH TO GET BET- ACQUAINTED THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE A FEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL THEM WE AT YOU HA TO BRING TO THEIR ATTENTION. OUR ADVERTISING RATES ARE LOW AND CAN BE HAD UPON N. C FRIDAY K, 1913 IT AND KILLED MR. B. TELLS or WRITES THAT CONDITIONS THERE ABE NOTHING THAN HELL. WAS COMPELLED TO IN CELLAR SEVERAL DAYS AS THE ROOF ABOVE HIM WAS TORN AWAY BY SHELLS Latest Victim of Mexican Rebels Taxation Question is Big Problem for Legislature HOPE OF PUCE IS SLIGHT BEAUTIFUL DWELLINGS NOW A WRECK MEXICO, D. F., Feb. Mr. Through the of the different countries represented in Mexico we have been allowed an Plans Are On Foot to Tax Rate in The Slate. It is posed that Corporation, I Be Made to E Share Burden. Gov. Craig is Very Much rested EXPLORERS WITH WM DEAD WIRELESS NOT SAY HOW SCIENTISTS WHO SET TO I HE THE REGION OF THE MET PARTY DURING 1911 SYDNEY, Australia, Fob, An- other was added to the list of tic tragedies by the news received of two CERTAIN ABOUT Four lamas Bryan, STATE RALEIGH, Feb. first of the to perform and hence the has bills of the house finance committee, pally been due to too much work tho revenue bill, was introduced In divided authority. Other states have the house this morning by Chairman found It the pan of wisdom to create lure today of the death . of Buncombe. Others are a tax commission to enforce rev- of the expedition commanded by Dead Man Was Brother Late of hours from last night no he HUM acts, and it now seems that the Lr. Douglas Occurred o .- h. w w . Near So Reads Reports. at o'clock, to seek safety, but we are about as bad off, as we do not formulated In tho committees. time take has come for this lo The party left Tasmania In 1911 accompanied by a large body of o m m i Governor Craig is concentrating his K can not et the by big Problem of the present effort w readjust the tax laws of the men to explore g . . . . .,. tin. southern ma ; . . w . know where safety is in this country, The question of taxation is the one Mi H Feb. we can not get to the by bl of the present a brother of tie late rail, nor to Vera to take the boat. important than the in fact he Is giving his time the dent has been shot and killed near are to try get out or referendum, or a state-wide j almost to Monterey, according to reliable by but doubt primary and the leaders are question and the . ,. they will get far. No measures ha in his Is Mated Secretary of lite and for Matter Ventral. Feb. was mine men to . a , positively tonight in high around the mag- the freight rate pole. Once again the British army Is quarters closely identified the Incoming administration of Wilson, that the following ,.,,,,.,,. question and the tax question and it received here their efforts on measures he succeeds in bis he will have by of a brilliant had been de- Wilt, an escort of men, had any before the while confronting with the present done the a great service. There b E S. of It is said, was attempting to join the and those caught at the place North Carolina, will fa no need for anyone to get fright- Secretary of State, William Jen- L the produce the necessary revenue to run for It is not the purpose to WM a Captain Law- Bryan, of Nebraska. the state government without raising raise tax rates; in fact. It is hoped Secretary of the treasury, Wm. G. the tax rate. Members of the finance that material reductions will be made perished while returning of New York, committee, it might be safely predict- by a more equitable d rebels holding Laredo, were Le was overtaken by troops sent by began man had to say as General Trevino. The report, do not the bullets and shells flying in whether was killed directions of the c presume. In action or was executed. there has more p id have plans on foot to reduce the of the burdens of taxation. a action or was .-----. L took place between P W tax in the future. . . . in wild and bombard The bill Introduced today refers to taxes on corporations, franchises, in- and special rates. The Villa and As the d It Is hard to estimate how rebel leader In the Laredo . . ,,,, . is a of have been specs, . General Trevino, the government ex- baa on question of property taxation, both that the trouble In that vicinity Sunday morning and almost a steady soon early n a subsequent measure to be In- Emilio in conjunction with w lib , the The . . i I ELL i. a bills, will it appears, be Coy. . j . ., k better than it is a his brother, Raoul, a ow be a counter revolution at San in the state o in the ex- W of uniting the rebels about M with In the Laredo t. let. Wilson Resigned The Governorship Hew Jersey Yesterday MEXICO CITY, Feb. Immediate peace In Mexico Is slight Rebel activity in the north has in- creased government's efforts enter arrangements with the appear to have failed. Whether tho rebels, whose center Is ed numerically Is not known. Already communication with the frontier has been stopped, that region between Laredo and San being practically isolated. In the south, tho con- burning and raiding and an m . tack on a military train between Oz- being killed, and Mexico City leaves little doubt as to their attitude toward the new administration. The attack I am afraid there will be a massacre of every American who can be in this country. The con- arc ripe for anything. I was caught last Sunday In the home of one of my friends near the rebel headquarter and had to re- main there until today. The house I was In was very badly damaged by shots and the roof tore off by bombs i exploding above it. Most of the the of have time we wire in the cellar. The was cut off; the electric lights , , food gave out and for ., it certainly looked n. It Is to be alive, but to be tied up ban we foreigners are. So far I have not learned of very many Amer- A number have been killed In their homes, but not many from the streets. There Is be- a joint effort made today among of the ordinary ambush type a the foreigners to get together in The train was stopped by a burned a section of the city where the two out bridge and tho fighting continued partial fighting will declare a neutral more than two hours. ZOne and respect same for the pro- One of the demands of the of the foreigners. I shall made today by commissioners rep- make my headquarters at this resenting that faction of the rebels. we may still have weeks of that all officers be ad- uncivilized condition, to the regular army establish-1 it Is a shame and a crime to de- with corresponding rank, same the beautiful building In the having assumed the title of general. they have been for the past To this the government strongly ob- church steeples blown down, soon us I think It sale to go out in he commissioners left to trimmings from beautiful dwellings the worst lorn-up part of the city, and their chief and soon word a over the city blown off, public will send you some as Boon as I finish back that the con- buildings bombarded, and the worst them. I enclose under the revolution still in of n our new Y. C. A., building some newspapers. I will write The government has sen forces south glories high and one of the finest more fully about the conditions U ward toward along the in the city was taken by the soon as the same Is settled. It may line of the Central railway, a portion forces as one of main be only a few days, and I of which, destroyed by rebels, will be posts. All the Mexican buildings weeks, and worst arc flat roofs, and they have an edge come after they stop fighting, as In. To oust the antagonism of the around the top of the roof from to poor soldiers will he half perished however, the feet high. The soldiers use the and will have no food, there been believes there will be no difficulty house lops on each side to fight from three thousand turned concluding peace and these edges the top out murderers, robbers and all other with Juan Andrew and Julio the buildings are used for breast- classes, then will come the many the two most prominent bad- works and some them the cannons and low crimes. All business has in the state of Guerrero. Nor are put behind. For the reason that been suspended for definite and have enough power them to enable the revenue acts be carried out. It Is generally the finance committee will recommend the of a state tax commission, com- posed members, whose duty it will be to carry out the terms of the revenue and machinery bills. If the creates this and there is little real reason why it not be created, the responsibility will depend upon it to see that the taxes are properly levied and collected. of in this commission, it is believed, necessary. Those who have seriously investigated conditions are of opinion that one of the causes of the resent In the state treas is due to divided authority now in f e of the tax laws. This authority has hen- been vested In the corporation commission e Mate treasurer an- IS the stale auditor. T Is now burdened to limit with its efforts In regulating the controlling public service corpora- and. therefore, Is not able, no matter how zealous the members be. to give the tax matters the at- that they should have. The state treasurer and the state auditor each have their own duties TRENTON, N. J., Feb. dent-elect Wilson resigned the gov- of New Jersey at one o'clock today to take effect at noon on day, March Tho governor wrote his resignation In his own hand and sent it by Secretary to S. Crater, the Secretary of State. the same time he sent a ; lo both houses of the legislature, them of his act. shall have the pleasure of being a private citizen for just three remarked Mr. Wilson. he added, with a smile, shall celebrate the fact by turning a handspring just to show that I have no dignity of of- to Mr. Wilson will attend the s at when his J,. president or tic stale sen the south pole with Scott. Postmaster General, Albert S. Bur- also has suffered a of Texas, great lose by the death of Dr. Secretary of the navy, a prominent scientist and sportsman. Daniels, of North Carolina. After winning the ski jumping chain- The foregoing s and positions in Switzerland In 1908 he said to have advanced entirely his services to Dr. beyond the of conjecture i Lieutenant was the expert gossip and become finalities in the the expedition on surveying and forthcoming cabinet list, places sledging The wireless messages in the cabinet are said to be reason- hitherto received from the Aurora ably with the exception of not slate the cause of his death or portfolios war and agriculture, that of Dr. I The name or Representative A. Professor David, who was a Mitchell Palmer, of Pennsylvania, her of Sir Ernest which has been prominently mentioned; pole expedition, received the follow- m connection with the attorney gen- wireless dispatch Adelle now is definitely eliminated. it that a cabinet position Douglas and several of his was tendered to Mr. Palmer and de- missed the Aurora, which had i gone to fetch them the com- put nm or Captain J- K- This owl happened owing lo the unfortunate pies Seek In U, circumstances. Lieutenant R. E. S. the city of London. Regiment of Royal and Dr. who was ski champion Switzerland in 1908 are both dead. All the others are well. and six other of his party will winter on Land. , very successful sledging ex- were made during the so- of Dr. and his com- In the I last previous message received I here the Aurora arrived on and said all were on board the vessel, it would appear i e i JO SB POSH in in -PI I-op mm hi JO MK therefore, that Dr. Douglas I with some of his companions, must landed and gone on an from which they were unable to 25.-- back In time to rejoin the Aurora elder the ice compelled her to leave. ITHACA, N. Y. February a whose I Francisco and Gustavo, were killed in the overthrow of the administration in Mexico, believes that tho surviving members of his family will seek refuge in the United Slates who obtained his degree . from tho Suite Agricultural College get their names hist week, is confined lo his room in m the new directory. club, having the Dr low Telephone Directory Copy for a new telephone directory Tor the local exchange is in the hands of the printers. Persons putting telephone any time soon should see Manager Phillips and numbers tho am afraid will collapsed under the weight of in u. hi et entire cabinet had been but had concerning of the personnel, probably the two positions war and agricultural now remaining open. Concluding those who are believed tragic events In Mexico City. He has Dr. H. O. Hyatt will be Hotel wired his young brother. Carlos, who Bertha Monday. March 3rd. lo to be Included In tho cabinet list Is studying St. Joseph's Academy, diseases the eye and fit glasses, new the name Milwaukee, lo Join him there Jennings once and tho latter Is to I looked upon on his way east today. learned has been in press Democrat name of William secretary of stats us definitely settled, leaders, both in the sen- The two young men. the youngest are all at and this as one of Bind For the reason that been suspended for days and will member, of the family, will has been In such an ex- the Z doubt M Z Is from tops of building, until a government can take hold hold council as what they shall do. cited and hysterical condition since further . Another reference there much doubt that arrange lain, m Everything Is Both wailed In vain for some the news fellow-members of the with was of St to word from their and their remaining with him army. I will lake picture, a. tell who will become but they have day and night. to was Of Albeit S. of Texas, as general.