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PRES. WILSON IS PUZZLE Universities Virginia, John Hopkins and North Caro- will Debate April Senator He Experts Wilson r Make One Of Tin- Greatest Ex- Math Officers try WASHINGTON, April son Is a to Washington His like not been lean hr in many a day. He recall U callers. to their trouble rejoicings, end the even tenor or ins way. Mis silence awes die office seeker or the favor hunter. Three time the suffragists have him and three limes he has laid nothing to Indicate his toward the cause of suffrage. Sen. I. It. Simmons of North who, as chairman the finance committee, will help Representative President Wilson dent is going to make one of the a tariff bill, thinks the greatest executives the country ever had. Wilson weighs men and their statements., said Mr. Simmons. listens, and then dent Taft took up a thing today dropped it tomorrow. Watched the popular wind and some- times rode it. Mr. Wilson Is weigh- everything and It would be a task to Impose upon The impression that Sen. Simmons not from a visit or two to the House is In line with what other con- get. Mr. Wilson Is keep- US his head and does not let any sort of story throw him the CHAPEL HILL, April high scholarship record of tho class that averaged on nil grades. 1911-12. and includes one member of the . lass that averaged on all Onion county, gains this and individual credit is due A. It. The high schools of Greensboro and Charlotte led all high at the exhibit. Things We're March it was Father Ryan who expressed these thoughts, though in more beau- language than I can put them, are pearls which Ho In the far beyond human sheen. There are chords which break on the music sacred for mortal ear, And thoughts that this that on appear. Hut Just lure I must c me to a halt along this line else my friend should think I am going off on the low route again. I started out to tell of what we are doing at Our highways beginning to look some- thing like the one by on of the major prophets for Indeed they are to look beautiful and in the scholarship each school contributing four students no travel i the record of not loss than j ,,,,.,,. because we keep stock en- all studies. ,,,,,,, m green and our land and Webb ,,., two each la the scholarship ,,. ,. pasture they need Winterville Item. COATED A LAZY LIVER. record. Happened to the comedy staged by the Club of the of North Carolina, is hooked to make a tour of a number Of North Carolina towns and with wire to fence them and therefore are ail or us just plain people, though we have but very few, if any. people. Our new organ has Just arrived for our school and ere long our music during the next two weeks. Visits as ,, fr we to the following eastern towns i among our plain been can't be excelled. Beauty ton, Winston. Wilson and ., our maidens. Wendell. This production by as fortunate ones dramatic talent of the University has who dally dwell among nature's met With due recognition wherever ,., , or it has been staged and It was met with , , our school favor Raleigh that its second, not n excellent work appearance was made. In tho county and The triangular debate between the lg but by few and that in- of Virginia, Johns ,.,,,, for bare as good kins and North Carolina, to be he'd , county as anywhere in on neutral grounds, is scheduled for forth Carolina. April The query to be discuss by the three institutions ed, That disregarding the If anyone thinks that I am tooting our horn too loud let that doubting Thomas write to Prof. Ray Chairman May yet kept the Post at Paris WASHINGTON, April House officials were unable today to throw any light on the report that Democratic National Chairman F. had reconsidered his declination of tho ambassadorship to France and was now inclined to take the post. Mr. has for nearly a been undecided and while on one day he had Informed tho White House he would accept, the next day or two after that, Mr. his intention of reconsidering. To all Inquirers at the White House officials today admitted that they were puzzled and did not know exactly what Mr. would do. On the day before the senate adjourned Mr. telephoned the White to prepare his nomination and that he would like to he con- firmed before the Senate adjourned Friends of the administration paw I the way for confirmation of the in the closing hours of the session, but at the Instance of Mr. the affair was dropped and soon afterward the national chair- man issued a statement formally de- the post. There Is little likelihood that any- thing authoritative or definite will known in respect to the appointment until Mr. makes another public announcement or his or that of some other man for ambassador to France actually Is sent to the senate. Goes After Barnes In Memory of Pony Express ST. JOSEPH. Mo., April interesting exercises conducted In the presence of o large crowd of tors a handsome granite monument was unveiled here today to mark site of the spot from which the first pony express rider started across the plains on April The was erected by the Daughters of the American Revolution. forte treaty, the tolls of the Panama principal of the High Canal should be the same to the not that as bright. If chant ships of all not talent ho ever taught Professor P. of the from then Inform me University of Chicago, delivered the and I will return all postage and pay- second of tho series of lectures by for tho stationery, even If you use eminent Americans under the gilt-edged paper. of the University If necessary, address Know, Han- day night. His subject was N. C, I'll get it. but London of Maintaining a I was too old to go to school high record as a lecturer, as well as when was a stripling a writer and teacher, his lecture was boy. in keeping with the high standard I Now. what about the play Aw- at In these lectures by scholars that was given at the from all sections of the country. school building last Friday evening. The ward of the contract for the I really don't know what to say. I design of the dining hall of haven't language to express It, real- University was Issued this week It was splendid. and every to Co. of Washington, one did excellent but there are those D. C. Eight competitive designs were who deserve special mention. It was submitted by various architects. H. who said Impersonate S. Keller, of Raleigh, submitted ard the HI and I play others of the design to receive the approval of characters, but said he he, I second choice. , am So Miss Blanche was Awful Aunt On Is was a typical servant a so-called family of I years ago and though a little at times far from he was faithful to the core and would provoke a hearty laugh from ALBANY, N. Y., April most serious. Agnes tonight accused William Barn- j was charming daughter of the cs, Jr. chairman of the Republican; wealthy city family and Indeed sh state committee, of having was bewitching and could act and tho resolution offered yesterday by look as scornful as she was bewitch- Senator Brown requesting the Sen- was her ate Judiciary committee to determine , brother and played to perfection the what, If any, action should be taken role of a young man who had started by the Senate or the Legislature in on the downward way but was relation to a published letter in rescued by his tho the governor was quoted as having faithful ere It was too late, made a promise to sign Lee ever acts her part the full crow bill. I well and we feel that the past and Ross Barnes does not keep present will be an Index to the of the Senate and keep his hands off tare. May Joe and Luther the legislature. I will get after Mr. j Smith always through life leave off declared tho governor. I the part they forgot. Leslie Harris is the man who that Lee Manning In their songs resolution. He Is a part of the clog dancing would have put to government. He has no business shame the most typical of the meddling with the legislature. There day. John Walter and Jessie would he a howl If Mr. Murphy came Smith deserve and have our sincere here and went into Senator Wagner's j thanks for their old time valor and room and drew resolutions against the violin and banjo music, governor. I want Mr. Ramos to keep I Two more I'll mention, Pearl Jack- away from the capitol. He Is the son in a sketch from Oliver Twist Republican boss. The people do not Lillian want bosses up there. The people are Mumford's recitation Must the bosses now. be Tied are not to be for- If I had promised I would gotten. WINTERVILLE, April Doro thy Johnson went to and returned Monday morning. Cox and House Invite the public to come and their line of dry and notions. Mr. Dallas Tucked filled his appointment hero lest Sunday. Hardware, notions and shoes V. I. I louse his them when you arc in need of any. The V. I. V. convention Is In here from Monday night until Wednesday night. Messrs. Ashley Henry and K. Dull went to Green- ville Sunday. Harrington, Harbor Co., have a large of American farm on hand now. It will pay you to see them. It T. is getting new goods day; it Will pay you to come and give thorn a look. For fountain drinks, cigars and groceries come to Cox and House. For ready made clothing W. House. He can save you money. The baseball lama hero between Winterville and Kinston last day proved to be a very interesting one when the game over the score stood to In favor of Win- A new lot of dry goods and notions just received. A. W. Ange and Co. Messrs. K. F. Tucker and J. Johnson took a trip to Green- ville Monday evening on the car. Fertilizer distributors In both styles, the Spangle and Cole Barber and Company. Hardware and mill supplies V. W. Ange and Co. For reasons to mention it Is necessary that the Pitt County Oil Co. close their books at once. All persons Indebted to this company arc urgently requested to make settlement. Mr. Lee Mattocks and cousin. Ger- tie Mattocks, of near Wilson, were in town Saturday. A Liver Needs a Dose of son's to Take Place of ALL When your doctor to see If your tongue Is coated, he Is trying to flu out If your liver is working prop- A few years ago doctors had to prescribe was else to give. Recently In many sections of tho country Hudson's Liver Tone taken the place of as a remedy. DodSOn Liver Tone which It a fine medicine for when your children become and constipated. Hut the most remarkable feature of Dodson's Liver Tone Is the fact that who sells it, guarantees It The druggist will refund your money without argument If a bottle fails to give entire satisfaction. Price. cents. We suggest that you get n bottle today and have it ready for the next member of your family whose liver goes wrong, OFFICES THE SEIZURE IN- TO EFFECT Cough Medicine for Children Too much cannot be used in selecting a cough medicine for It should be pleasant to take, contain no harmful substance and be most effectual. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets these Is a favorite with the mothers of young children everywhere. For sale by all druggists. The first trial here under the seizure law, that went into on the first of tho month, took place this morning before Mayor F. M. Wooten. as a result two col- men arc held under bond for Court. Policeman O. A. Clark had his scent out Wednesday night. He found the trail all right, secreted himself near the house of Young Vin- cent. In a short while Louis Allen appeared on the scene with a package and as he went Into Young's house was heard to I did- get ahead of George Clark that The officer waited a few min- for them to get busy, and about tho time they were drawing liquor from the package putting it in bottles, he shoved In, captured four gallons of liquor and both Another case before the mayor this morning was Wm. Brown who was caught In the act while making a sale of liquor. Drown was also hound over to Superior Court. College Girls Studies And Pa- Streets Forty girls from the Presbyterian College gave Charlotte almost Its reminder yesterday was All Day Had It not been for them the celebration of this notable date would have been almost Hiding all textbooks on which they could lay their hands, they then hied themselves forth from the confining walls of the college, and marching In single file, the uptown portion of the city in a game of Having circumnavigated the shopping district executing varied figures, they ed the slops of the public library and gave that spicy cheer, which begins with Hall, the Gang's All and then ends with one Interrogatory Having thus expressed themselves they marched back to the in spirits. A citizen endeavored to citizen endeavored to persuade a policeman to carry out the spirit of. the day try placing the entire company under arrest, presumably on a charge of truancy, but the officer couldn't see i It that Tho Illness of President C. B. King College caused tho dents there to voluntarily the usual observance of the day. The principals of tho graded forestalled the usual scheme of many of the pupils to decamp home recess time according to an- custom. Recess was abolished and the pupils perforce remained at their desks, despite the call of the sun- and the budding spring which beckoned them our of Observer. So it seems tho schools are pretty much alike in playing April fool Jokes on the teachers. To Cure a Cold In One Day It the Headache and works oft the Cold. refund money if it to cure. GROVE'S on cacti Straight at It There is no use of our around the We might as well , cut with it first as last. We want you to try Chamberlain's Cough Rem- the next time you have a or cold. There Is no reason so far as we can see why you should not do so. This preparation by its re- markable cures has gained a world wide reputation and people every- where speak of It in the highest terms of praise. It Is for sale by all drug- gists, adv Look to Your Plumbing You know what happens a house In which the plumbing is In poor con- everybody In the house Is able lo contract typhoid or some fever. The digestive organs per- form the same functions in the human as the plumbing does for the house and they should be kept In first class condition all the time. If you have any trouble with your digestion take Chamberlains Tablets and you certain to get quick relief. For sale by all druggists. adv to tho department of arc to tho effect that the frost cold last week did not damage and cold last week did not crop In this state. Plums pears may be tis tho of the frost, but peaches and apples are promised in abundance. There Is time for the cold to do Its work. sign the full crew hill It would be all right. Governor Hughes and others promised they would sign certain bills If they could get them passed. is nothing wrong In that. I notice Governor Fielders signed a full bill yesterday over In Now Between tho railroads and the people. I am with the people. In my opinion one human life is worth more than a I train of freight Senator Brown denied that Mr, had any part In drafting bis resolution. Governor said to- night that John of go, a legislative representative of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. denied the authorship of a letter I accredited to him. In which the state- made that the governor bad i promised to sign the full crew bill if elected. II KNOW. The state building commission, in Its work of supervising the of tho new administration building ended, met here again today for the j purpose of furnishing the interior. It require about to th- I building ready for Its Found a Cure for suffered with rheumatism for two years could not get my right hand to my mouth for that length of writes Lee L. Chapman. Iowa. I suffered so I COUld not sleep or He. Five ago I began us- Liniment In two months I was well have not suffered with rheumatism For sale by all druggists. adv Meet at Berkley BERKLEY, Cal. April 3.-Several hundred young athletes are expected hero tomorrow to participate In annual Pacific Coast track and field meet. The meet will ho held under the auspices of the organization of the University of The preliminary events tho program will be pulled off to- morrow the finals will be contest- ed Saturday. High schools schools throughout California, Oregon Washington. Idaho and Nevada are represented among the entires . The Original Fuller Johnson STEEL FRAME Is the only practical machine for trans- planting TOBACCO, Cabbage, Sweet Po- Tomatoes, Strawberries, Nursery Stock, etc., better than by hand. They start sooner and mature more evenly. Great saving in time and labor, great increase in yield per acre. Set your plants when wait for rain. Each plant watered at the roots, covered with dry baking. Every feature necessary for every purpose, every adjustment desired. Perfect working qualities. Easily handled. Very light draft. GREENVILLE, N. C, Phone No. EXCLUSIVE AGENCY FOR PITT COUNTY. Is the Most Useful, lie Healthful, the Must Washington. WE HAVE A OF TWELVE HUN- AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN PART OF NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE THOSE WHO WISH TO GET BET- ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN BUSINESS TO TARE i FEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL EM WHAT YOU HAVE TO BRING TO THEIR ATTENTION. OUR ADVERTISING RATES ABE LOW AND CAN HE BAD UPON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, II, MM It THE PEOPLE Made Compulsory by Connecticut's Ratification IS EFFECTIVE III ONCE la The Future I slate- Senators mil lie Mooted Vote Of The People. Mat scribe Method April election of United States senators by the people was authorized and made compulsory today when the legislature tho amendment submitted my congress than a year ago. Rat- already had been given states. The situation that results through- out the country where many have adjourned until 1915 is such as to confusion In the minds of members of the senate, as to how the early steps toward direct election of senators will be carried out. While the proclamation of the sec- of state announcing final of the amendment by state is required by law, Senators and Horah, leaders in the direct light in congress, expressed th-j opinion today that the amendment In for all practical purposes now a pan of the constitution. who may be elected to the senate hereafter must be elected said Senator Horah. Tho new enactment gives to the state legislatures, however, the right to prescribe the methods for electing senators. Many legislatures ad- and will not convene until early In 1915, a few weeks before the of over senators expire. It Is expected that in many states the legislatures will adopt the plan in the new amendment and direct the governors to appoint tors temporarily, until after the can elect men at regularly called elections. Special sessions of fie leg- will be urged In many o that the necessary laws can be passed tho general elections Of 1911. In some action Inn been taken or will be before the leg- end their present the people to vote for senators at next year's election. The choice of a senator In Mary- land for the place now held by Sen- Jackson, would have been made by the legislature next year under th old system. A special session of Maryland legislature would be to provide laws by which a popular election could occur next year. In the opinion of members of the no successor can be appointed by the governor under the new pro- vision when Senator Jackson's term expires unless the legislature shall have especially directed such action. CLERK SHORT White Van Goes lo For Shooting Colored Woman Harlie Glenn Charges Robbery of His Desk ENDED B The Society Has a Hutch Evening. The Allen Poe Literary So- on Saturday evening had a very Interesting Meeting Devoted to a study of Holland. Entertaining and Instructive sketches of the country and people were The features of the program windmill and dance, Riven by rs tan, Wynne, Bi I Holland shown Mr. Austin. was chairman of i r program committee. Wilson's Message Urges Revision of The Tariff Is Anxious to Perform a Duty posed by Recent Election in mm Must Trade, Especially V Nations Abolish Even The Privilege WOULD DOHA COST These articles of food are put the free list In the ed tariff Meats, wheat, Hour, sugar milk and cream, potatoes, salt, corn- meal, Bab and soda. Material reductions are pro- posed In the on i Sugar Is n moved in buck at, oats, rice, i i v. i . . and maple gar. Other articles whose prices enter Into the cost of living arc dealt With On the flee Wool, boots and shoes, lumber, coal, sew- lug machines. Materially preparations, soap, washing soda and borax, china and crockery ware, furniture, spool thread, woolen and cotton cloth- and other products, table and and umbrellas. Washington, April Woodrow Wilson today eel his message to the third congress, convened In session. It an brief document, dealing exclusive y with the need for a thorough, mod- and wall considered revision of i the tariff. The message urged that and exemptions from int out of the nation's i I I J i . a facts i t Ai r c i Mt. mi the for tat lion. The president's message am glad indeed to have this opportunity to address the directly and to verify for myself the Impression that the president Stales is a person, not a mere department of the government congress from some isolated I nil of Jealous power, Banding not speaking naturally and his own voice, that he Is a human being trying to co-operate other human beings In a common service. After this pleasant experience I shall Quite normal in all our dealings one have called the congress together In extraordinary session because u limy was laid upon the party now in power at the recent elections which II ought to perform promptly, In or- that tho burden carried by the people under the existing laws may he lightened soon as possible and In order, also, that tho business In- of the country may not be kept too long In suspense as to what changes to to which they will be required to adjust them- selves. It is clear to whole Irv expects the tariff duties In lie altered. They must be changed to the radical alteration In the conditions of our economic life which country has witnessed within the While whole face our Industrial life changed I ache have remained what were bi a began, or have Over Behind In Money Claims Was Twice, Vet No Alarm Was n April an ad- shortage of over in bis and claiming that this was due to robberies of bis desk, City Clerk Harlie G. of Raleigh, Was suspended by Mayor Johnson, pending an the meantime, William H. Sawyer has been named by the Mayor as acting City Clerk. The developments of the day were sensational. During tho morning It had been beard that City Clerk Glenn was seeking loans of money and lat- there was news that there Irregularities in his account, that over In city money was not to the credit of the city and that Mr. Glenn claimed that be had been tho t of three robberies, one foe in the old city building, again for In the same building and finally of a large sum tho new Municipal building, the amounts en from his desk. This announce- was made by Glenn while ex- pert were at work on the books of the city. A meeting of the board of aldermen was called yesterday afternoon, the announced purpose being for the election of a city attorney. It Was determined by aldermen informed of tho shortage in the city clerk's ac- counts to lake up this matter, also; and Mr. C. one of the expert accountants at work on the looks was asked to be present. was stated that City Clerk Glenn had told him of the shortage, with his charges of robbery of his desk. formal meeting of the board of j aldermen was held, as a quorum could not be found. Alderman Baker was out of the city. The same was the report as to Alderman Harden Peebles Upchurch con I be with telephone messengers. Hut despite this was Informal meeting at which there were present Aldermen Ellington, Johnson an Cooper, with Mayor Johnson. At tho informal made a state- as to what City Clerk Glenn had told him as to his accounts being short and Mr. of the statement, saying in his defines teat his desk had During statement the City great emotion and his vol.; broke lime He asked there be that he led a clean moral life, that had been to eve-y cent, that he had money on hand. And In the of his statement Mr. Glenn admitted that he had made hi as to a drug dating It hack not th money and that he had granted time for months for the pay- of a pool room license tax, the being re ed only the I Statement of the Alderman Johnson at the Informal meeting stated be desired x accountant to make the WILMINGTON, April S- For shoot- a woman, the gunshot wound necessitating amputation of one of her legs, W. G. Baldwin, a well known while man of tills county and a well to do merchant of the of Castle Hayne, was sentenced to three years at bard labor in the slate penitentiary. Baldwin went to the home of the woman in search of a man and while there became infuriated and shot the woman. The wound came near ending in her death and caused the loss of her limb. After a hard fought trial he was convicted in the superior court, but while the jury was considering the case, who was out on bond, tried to escape, but ; was overtaken by officers in an auto- mobile. In of pleas of bis I he was sentenced to the by Judge Justice, who is holding court here. Baldwin is a married man and has three children. Tax List Takers The county commissioners appoint- ed the following persons to list taxes for this year in the several Heaver Dam. S. V. Joyner. D. C. Barrow. Bethel, S. M. Jones. Carolina, K. J. J. F. Farmville, W. A. Lewis. Falkland, J. H. Smith. Greenville, J. J. Harrington. J. J. Swift Creek, J. C. Gaskins. Jury List Tho county commissioners have drown tho following jurors for the civil term of court, beginning May W. It. Bullock, F. H. B. A. Joyner, Gray Corey, Warren, W. It. Roebuck, Car- son, L. A. Arnold, A. D. Edwards. I. L. A. W. Ange. M. Ed- wards, J. E, Warren. S. M Pollard, T. Atkinson, W. J. Evans, W. O. Cherry. W. N. Simmons. Anniversary of Surrender Today is the anniversary of Gen- Lee's surrender, He down aims at is ago. statement he i made to the Finance Committee the morning that was matter that should be the board. Mr. Goodwin said that the concerning a statement was that a statement made him by city clerk during the morning mil I that a half hour later he had beard again of the matter from Alderman At this Mr, Webb stated , he had received his information from a party with whom Mr. Glenn hid talked and not from Mr. Goodwin. Mr. Goodwin stated then that City Clerk Glenn told him that bid , been taken from his desk in tho old I city building and at a later in the same building had again been robbed of a larger amount, In the now building, this also from his desk. The Or, l rob- Mr. Glenn stated, had been I ported to the of audit and that as to the others ho had concealed the shortage at time as he could raise funds to it good, that he he as a vault had provided for the money, I I no II I one evening, bill th ll in I ling hi I I desk the roller lop had caught on a Inch ruler, desk failed to lock and he left on next morning.

April Mm Nannie returned to her borne In a very pie . .; . v. , With aunt. Ml H K. B Miss Charlie who I l i-. Washington . . the i , . own on a ca on m a. J. J. Batter i h V Taming of S ; moat enjoy- Mrs. Dr. Warren ind Miss D ling i who I their f liter, Mrs. Good Road Column i. Roads sad the in i it i ling of j for the ii . . should id . i bi Hon. , . i the county, or ad . In our neighbor- r elect a bind left this I week with her a B a I Mr. Amanda the end with j. it. Davenport and Mr. B. Willis i Mr. H. H. Jenkins, of i on The i federate i lure . i ant l to i 1600 to I i. will . a i the l re will i the d and I know i i i their Bo I i Ike lot; I, It III if the board . l the i Ion of mono to brat Hera who went to the war AX OLD SOLDIER Penn Mutual Policies Best comparison of premiums mid values of i . . Life the end of the third year at age of the leading life insurance companies doing business in North Carolina, allowing the SUPERIOR- of MUTUAL POLICIES. 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In each of In of a sore on his ankle which pained there are to bi elections, tin him so be could hardly walk. Should for good n be In every house. Only Rec- will be a led by all druggists. I ii lit .- st Ii its. ii Carol i in-ill of line Husband placed on trial id the no lbs ago. Mrs. Flan- . ii . is said h re II , . ,.,. A Freckled Girls i women. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury your i i w III i i.; i he ca as inti I i i not full, i. I to its natural WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAM tine, fragrant and absolutely h I n-m when Will not make hair but will . ,. , remove TAN, m-l ,, . FRECKLES try it. . o to w certain. by mail if desired. , . , . Tl ,.,,, ,, ., ,. ,, Mammoth jars . id SON'S PAIR SKIN SOAP gt . i. CO. lo. taken made . K k Co. T.-s- J. fr North t by Prim Tic per I j- tor Wholesale and retail grocer dealer. Cash paid for hides. Fur Cotton Seed Oil Turkeys, Figs. Oak bedsteads, mattresses, etc. Raby carriages, go-cart. par- suit, tables, lounges, safes, and Ax snuff. tobacco. Key West Cheroots. Hen- HOSES. T Cigars, cherries apples, Jelly, meat. coffee, soap, lye. magic matches, Oil, cotton seed hulls seed oranges, nuts, dried apples bee prunes, currants, glass and china ware, wooden ware and macaroni. butter, new Sewing ma- and numerous other goods and quantity for cash to sue me. U. Is the result of long i ample facilities for man- and a determination to make the best bicycle possible. Each wheel Is covered by a five year guarantee against defect in material or workmanship, complete stock at all times enables you to pet what you want at a notice. Prices on application. to see us. JOHN FLANAGAN BUGGY GO. y. i 5th day of starch, JEMIMA HILLS, Id Executrix of J. II. Hills. Our artistic arrangements are equal Nothing finer In Una oar styles. Blooming pot plants, palms and ferns In great variety Rose Lushes, and evergreens, hedge and shade trees. Coward Co. the Drugs in Our Prescription ICE CREAM lo any. -la fountain Toilet Full if Stationery, Fountain Drug Co. S M . I. IX CO. Raleigh, H. C. D. J. Jr. for villa and slot K OF GOODS Hill v.- will offer for sale at public auction at o'clock on Monday April 7th, next, the entire stock of merchandise belonging the firm Of O. M. Mooring and Son Sale take place in the store occupied said firm. This March 31st. 1913. G. M. MOORING. . T. HICKS Steam and Hot Water Heating Caroline Engines; light Outfitter I Kin prepared to do your work Bee me or H. LEV Hill With I OH t The Life of Sporting Goods VI A Of TACKLE. THE ICE KING suit Mils CARR ATKINS Hardware ROOFING AND METAL For Slate or Tin, Tin Work and Flung in Season, See JENKINS Greenville, Tera. the Reflector Advertise Your Wants of Notice is hereby given that the i of Spier and Jackson WU- x. C., has dissolved W and the partnership no longer exists for any purpose. II. T. Spier the senior member of the or partnership continue Is business at the same stand in his own name. AH liabilities of the said TO All to Whom These Present of Spier and Jackson lo, Come- Greet be paid by M. T. Spier and all Whereas. It appears to my COUnts the firm to be paid t by duly record and being in county and I red to. in the town s D as John H lot. I near Hie O i ad and de bed I from A D. to John book 1-7. peer , p i b, i or . and with a small a on same. . is the t iI of March. S EVER ltd Com OF of Mats of m mi mi n . T. Spier. This the day of I. A. C. M. T. SPIER. A Card In Justice lo myself and also f the proceedings for the voluntary thereof by the unanimous i of all the stockholders, de-j in my that The John of this state, whose .,, at No. Hr. Spier I to say to my friends la the town of and the public generally that the of Pitt, State of North C of the or SI I M- Hooker being the ac. Jackson was not caused by any thereto and In charge agreement or friction whatsoever be- process may be . Ureas as, on the other hand our compiled with the requirements of business has been Sleep- Chapter of UM and my withdraw- to to my health, and I of this of I my and the public general- to give to Mr. M. T. Spier Therefore. I. J. Grimes surviving member, the same of State of the State of of and patronage the do hereby certify that future as in the past. corporation did. on the day A. C. ltd M March. file in my office a duly executed and attested consent In writing to the dissolution of said SALE executed by all the stock- virtue of power vested in me holders thereof, which said consent by that mortgage deed, executed to ind the record of the proceedings mo by Sam Little and wife Annie aforesaid are now on file in my said Little, and duly recorded In the of- as provided by law. flee of the register of deeds for Pitt I Testimony Whereof. I have county in book Q-8 at page I unto set my hand and affixed my shall sell for cash at public auction seal, at this 5th day to the highest bidder at the court of March, A. D., 1913. Louse door in the town of Greenville, J. BRYAN GRIMES, on the day of April. at Secretary of State. o'clock, noon, the following de- ltd scribed tract of real estate, being and situate in the county of NOTICE OF SALE OF HEAL ESTATE Pitt and state of North Carolina, to, ,. virtue of a of gale In a c mortgage deed A certain tract of land left to the and delivered by S. F. Summer-, said Sam by his father s , , , . , . , . ,, o J- J- which said mortgage Little and deeded to the said Sam ,,,,, ,,, Little by Little and of Pitt county in book and described as Be- M-7, page the under signed, as ginning at an Iron stake, corner of mortgagee, will on Saturday, the Will Little, Burt Little and at Little, and running with Sarah Lit to public sale before the court house door In Greenville, to the Hue north degrees and highest bidder for cash, the follow- seconds west feet to a In log described real properly, to creek with gum pointers. a tract in Swift creek Sarah Little's corner, thence down aW. county, adjoining the lands . , , . , ,.,,, of Wiley Causey, Archibald Dudley, the run of Creek to a ,,.,,, ,, ,,, ,, gum at the mouth of a branch, stake, corner and runs N lie Little's corner, thence with W poles to a N lie Little's line north E 1910 s stake; then N E feet to the beginning and contain.,,, g M more or less. It being lo; , g K s , a No. on the map of the survey if stake; then W M poles to Green's the Miles little land, made by Ores- line; then with said line to the be- and Clark In March. 1908. M more This March 15th. 1913. This sale will be made for the J. E. of the terms of said mortgage deed. ALBION DUNN, Attorney. IS ltd This the day of March. 1913. S. and . DIXON, Mortgagees. HARDING and PIERCE. Attorneys, ltd VALUABLE LOIS t public unction Saturday, April 5th, at o'clock A. M. I will sell SALE Public Auction on the premises known By virtue Of a mortgagee executed as the Old Carolina Warehouse lot, delivered by Mary Ami Cannon VI home lots. w Hart and Co. on the This tract contains about one acre, March 1911 which mortgage and i the finest locations in was recorded In toe office of the reg- the of lots, each later of deeds of Pitt county in feet, fronts Heritage o-, page the undersigned one lot feet, fronts Vernon all tor before the house In end on lot feet, door in Greenville on Saturday, the street. The 26th day of April. the following red, alter selling it in lots, to , tract or parcel of land sit- offer it for sale as a whole. u n the of Pitt and In I icily Cash. township adjoining the before sale will be of A. Forbes, Frederick White. I . F. S. n N. c. Harrington. Heath and W. I. Stocks containing acres more or less, for description refer Is made lo said m This March 1813. TRIPP, HAM and CO. Mortgagee.,. JAMES an, i la in ii Congress Conn lake I p Kerk --ion. De Sues WASHINGTON, April III i m on to deliver h ;. Hi I to I . a I I go to the of the v. hen it convened m ids and tin . j bis on t This much lie will be the of the LO I the Si I t An mi t was mad iii 1913, revive the Lorn, but P I Mad d to n the sat m no In the President Wilson know ii to Hi j ii Lead, r l of I ; a a. It ell Palmer, of and other leaders, they might prepare for the event The president believes that he can gel in closer touch with the members both houses of congress by per- expressing bis views to them. In addition to bis official visits to the house, Which will become a matter of White House policy, the President will take advantage of these visits lo hold conferences with the party leaders n congress I i resident been told by his that such a procedure is fraught with embarrassments unless he tactfully keeps to his purpose mere- of giving advice as the leader of bis party and offering suggestion- to those with whom he confers. Those w-ho have discussed this with him say he is convinced that congress Will not misunderstand his Intentions, th t he will go to the Capitol in n of friendly cooperation, so that may be at all a unanimity purpose between the executive and legislative departments of the The president, it learned to- day, has read with considerable prise reports that he had actually written parts of the bill or that he had forced agreements committees of congress He declare, he simply had been asked lo make suggestions and had cheerfully done so; the bill Is the work of con- and Unit his part In b I that of and It Is known, that the president Is anxious to give equal consideration to the leaders In both houses of con- in seeing that party pledge BI carried out. Both houses of the con- will down to extraordinary session tomorrow fronted hr the task of revising tariff. The Democratic tail bill i peed by the Democrats of the v a and means introduced In the house I after it cone,. at noon The senate has already or for the new- e I bi d v. Ml be a mere mi II mediately i ward, hos t sit i win be bi id fight the liberalize in body will begin, T Is matter v occupy the leasts during a the time house with l d I lad t ill v. I . his II. over . to t on which ii ; order for i . H. C. H. the Tl I i d before I be i fore In , serve i ling i of losing Thee have b, n no s . i , Irregularities ed are such as make the commit . of the opinion ii is an Ii la understood by the commission these two a small stag of a siring of plated in the country towns of th stale, go far as it known, the, but three now i actual operation. They promoted by the rust of Wilmington, chief officers came here yesterday and asked they be allowed to continue business They appealed the commission and offered to set right anything that Is not in proper shape The Trust Company of n is a corporation of year at 1200.009, is promotion of snail banks. The Angier bank began I'll-1- i in March and has therefore a The two have operate the same length of time. The batiks are capitalized at e. The thing about them Is the heavy loading of the furniture and Sutures, each having something i Be half of the capital stock in those items. The Angler bank had In the furniture and fixtures account, the Inventory of the inside the examiners regard as a gross- over stated value of such fixtures The Angler Bank was organized by e suite's Trust Company's men. Tl e i la,, of promotion was simple, not Buy alluring. To demonstrate the the directors were allowed I., take small amounts In It. the usual being the payment of one-fourth and the signing of a note for the re- i But the bank Ii i a- i no local directors holding lid k In the Angler bank He discovered i the stock taken had been trans- fern I to the State's Trust Company is held by that company. The Kite system of checking mi iv, been according to the reports of of th- Ion. One of the I I i . b for ii he i t f the oft Is of th . i i i i . n and i ho . NOTICE Carolina, county. In the superior court. Langley vs will i. Ice, that an action entitled ltd law as has been commenced In i court of Pitt county, to ob-i NOTICE divorce from the of mat- Having qualified as administrator sale defendant will of J. s Mooring, deceased, into of farther bike notice that she Is re- Pitt this is to notify all per- quired In appear at the April term sons baling claims the es- of Pitt county court, which of said to exhibit them convenes on 88th day of April, to the undersigned properly proven 1913 at the court house of I'll, county, within months Of date, or this In Greenville, N. to answer or de- notice will be In bur of their to the complaint In said or the will apply to the court for tho demanded said com- plaint. This the 4th day of March, 1913. D. C Clerk Superior Court ltd All persons Indebted tO Bald estate win please make Immediate payment This March 12th. 1913. L. W. Administrator F O. JAMES SON, Z ltd I S sit By of of I executed to me by It Is on 89th August and duly recorded In the ,, i office in I'll county In k c m ; it-e in secure payment Of a certain bearing even with and the stipulations In laid mortgage not having been complied with, I shall expose pun- lie auction far cash, on Monday the ,, day of April. 1913. at the house door In Greenville, In Pitt tho following One Job printing press, all and Job printing equipment to run same, cost 8175.00 new. This April 1st, 1913. S. J. ltd II fit We . ii i to try fl i . , i i Tl , . , . , i This i by H hie i speak of II i for by all adv American Federation of lad 1.979,420 members in January of present year, according to the la. I of Secretary Frank Morrison. It Is that the BI III con- In November the membership of the Federation will exceed two mil- lion. it t Pi -I .- t Al. 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THE CAROLINA HOME and FARM and EASTERN REFLECTOR Published by Hit of every newspaper man If commission government in North Carolina, as well as a host Charlotte to carry in the com- other friends, is saddened at th ins election. It will not be the fault death of Bob Phillips, one of the id- of the Chronicle, of the Greensboro News. ft more genial, whole-souled man Wake county must have some back- never knew. He looked the picture rd farmers, as the the death of no one in one section of the county the f health and D J. have been CA last picking of cotton is now in pro- Ms. His editorial paragraphs cress. year. be missed, as well as his Jovial in in meetings of the rates may be bad application at the business Association. The Reflector corner Evans ind TUrd streets One Killed And Injured When Car Plunges Into River No man becomes so great in this world that his passing will much more than a ripple. Pill county can get to work none All cards of thanks an resolution respect will be charged r at soon for good roads. The bill gaol by the last legislature, i every county or township the will be at three voting on an issue of bonds per line, up to In county Entered as second class matter Farmville township Is already actively Champ Clark as speaker. August M, at the post at worE; to hold an election under I the this bill. Green- It is now Prof. W. H. Taft, April August years old. of suburb, was killed and six- t,. n persons injured when a car of Light street line Jumped from the tracks on the Light street long bridge the river today and plunged into seven feet of water. the injured Loretta of If son,, of the money went in hid., may die. The draw . ,. ,. of the bridge enterprises, there had been passed and the car was re better returns all around. on one yards on the when It slid did itself, the Democratic diagonally across to the east rail mil party and country proud in the edge with Its 1913 Baseball Season With Major Leagues Opens Tomorrow Wilson's Message from page NEW YORK, April lei- in the direction they were given when no large circumstances of our industrial development was what it is today. Our task is to square them with the actual facts. scheduled to . . . . The sooner that Is done the sooner tor consecutive days before decks from suffering from are clear for the world championship n e effects and the sooner our men of battle of Is to begin tomorrow, business will be free to thrive by the act March J. 1879. ville township ought to organize a has taken a seat among the good roads association and of Yale get busy for roads. The time load of screaming and struggling inanity. Windows were broken in the and while persons nearby WOO had been attracted by the crash The start, however, will be ed to a single Brooklyn I new the other Major league cities held in leash Thursday for the general open- In both leagues. It was by special dispensation of tho national league that the opening Brooklyn was advanced a day this year in deference to the fact that a of nature nature of free business, instead of by the law of legislation and artificial arrangement. I We have sent tariff revision very far afield in our indeed from the Held in which our prosperity might have bad a nor- growth and stimulation. No one who looks the facts squarely in the face or knows anything lies be- the surface of action can fail The last legislature passed a bill s now for a start. the commissioners of Pitt authority to appropriate . , . .,., at present oppose ward erecting a Confederate . to stock law. would give it a will be with the Philadelphia club, and Indications are that a record to their assistance, the f if rain not interfere, passengers fought their way to threatens rain. guilty was Mrs. Plea. Hut the jury lid not agree with Rescuers laid pranks I bridge to the roof of the car was about half submerged new- stadium has , . to perceive the principles upon which erected there. The game tomorrow .,,,,,,. k recent tariff legislation has been bus- ed. We long passed beyond modest of the crowd will seen at the opening . . Industries of the country and moved boldly forward to the idea that they were entitled to the direct patronage On Thursday In the national For a long time men now on the court house square. Next On Thursday In tile national league from the . . , . of the government. For circuit there will be openings With ,, . . ,. which . ,. . . . , . Ia time so long tn at New York; at Cincinnati, . . with Pittsburgh; at Chicago, with St. Over these the wet and bleeding a second of the I were and those re series In Phil- trial for a year or two, nothing years Hiring medical attention were taken American league cities Thurs Mond-iv committee of the persuade them to give it up. a president is now, to the hospital, of the Confederacy and in- , , or later stock law will prevail throng in session. in the movement will go be- out the entire state. In fart every- fore the commissioners in behalf of . . mine Hull 1----e The bill of a .- they can go barefooted. hero been where that farming and stock Happy lime with the little folk monument here has been talked or less for several years, but active steps in that direction have been slow. It is time now to make up for the en are seeing that is best m. The best way to a flood zone Is to move to North Carolina. Marti The Wesley class of Memorial at E. church, on last Sun- elected the following w. Vice Conrad A. C. P. A. J. P. In day's games will be New York Washington; Philadelphia at Boston; Chicago at Cleveland and Detroit at St. The league champions of last year active in public policy hardly the conditions that preceded it we have sought In our tariff to give each group of or producers what they them- selves thought that they needed In order to maintain a practically ex- market as against the rest of the world. Consciously or unconsciously, we opportunity to honor the T. . Raleigh Tim near ,, the coal man's of the Confederacy by pro- thousand prisoners have been bun another round. to build the monument as in the North Carolina pen- early as possible. Many of the old and only one of them was As I View It soldiers who have passed away would ., Hebrew. Even taking into reading Longfellow I've often shown by the members the have been glad to have seen such a , . ,., ,, ,., Hebrews he, n inspired. manner they discuss the subjects . . , to do a low, dirty act I cant which are brought before them earn monument in their day, those yet , our ,,.,. I, speak, highly e good u with us should be given this honor citizen they make that it To a set in their efficient teacher, Prof. H. K. -tho New- Cork nationals and built up a set of privileges and I Boston Americans-open the season from competition beyond under same leadership and WM easy by any. even tho forms of combination to or- until at last normal, nothing is obliged forces practically intact. H. E. Austin. of The class is now using the graded I our world of big business. of lessons, and interest is be- everything concerted Fire In Goldsboro Sunday before they pass away. is rare one goes to prison. heinous sin, Austin. Money to hire has never, never been. At monthly meeting. Friday, of should On Jordan's peaceful banks I firmly night, of the board of directors of, . .,.,,,,. l ,, t j wake up to the fact that their fall- stand. The Home Building and Loan As- tho largo number of for loans passed upon Hank he inn--. Dividend The directors of the National Bank a further indication of the building activities in Greenville. These covered a large of building to cost about I and some six or eight new dwelling The association Is proving a strong factor in helping to new buildings. The next series, which will open the first Sat- in May, promises to be the to cause Greenville to meet the Greenville met Tuesday and do- To live that noble and higher life I a semi-annual dividend of That neither nor money cm per cent, payable at once. The total hope to resources of the bank as shown Now as our lamented statement to the directors, is nearly sweet jingle fact, Will Carlton, Was half of a million dollars, and marks to have his back-woods school ts splendid management and growth. to say, is my sentiments, Against some crimes are be- perpetuated by misguided men arrangement. Only new principles of will save us from a final hard of monopoly and a com loss of the Influences that quirk en enterprise and keep Independent energy alive. It is plain what those principles must be. We must abolish of the government for the establishment of free mail Is what Is holding back the town in getting the benefit of this valuable service. The numbering of the should be completed at once. President Wilson took another step for the return of certain good whose have not been as April origin of Sunday night Arc, which entailed a loss of over a quarter of a million dollars, was learned today -oars even the when Chief Police Denmark and of or of any kind of art advantage, and put our men and producers under the Special Agent Morrison, of the Nor- folk Southern, returned from Rocky Mount with Guy East, aged and Edwin aged white boys that stimulation of a necessity be economical and en- OF SALE North Carolina, Pitt County the Superior Court, Before the Clerk. of the past when he appeared good as some others. Pitt county c Jefferson and It. V. Jefferson before a joint session of congress and speak in no uncertain sounds. est the history of the association. Already the secretary many inquiries from persons who de- personally read his message to that sire to take shares In the next series. or else let her blush and in shame pear Jefferson,. Ella C. Jefferson, and hide her once fair cheek. I. P. Jefferson, and body. He declared there is far manhood days I knew Jefferson. g dignity in this, than in sending his a stalwart young man who had a 1-v me an order made and entered In message by a messenger to be read Axed purpose in life. At tills writing Special Proceeding, he Is one of the high officials of the win May 6th, 1913. at o'clock. A. C. I., railroad system. He did not noon, sell at the court house door despise or shirk the little things of Greenville, to the highest bidder for They used to tell It as a joke a determination he following described proper- perfunctorily by a clerk. No art of legislation suits body The same thing is true as a . m of tariff revision, somebody Is going to But it g going to lower ranks to his place of honor Ward street as shown on said plat, kick, no matter what is done. But ,,, ,,. , , ,,,,, i. ,, and remuneration. His mother was at a point one hundred and fifty feet then there would be no tariff ion and revision should come regard- less of who kicks. The tariff really o co-called pleasure and that life was feet to the west line of lot No. ., . . ,,,. , only indulging a waste of time thence north along said line one The report from Washington g ,. an end 25.100 the proposed tariff revision will ma- ought to be revised to the basis of My p-M ,. -V only, with every font for protection PU off. No Ins enterprise the moral right government to extend it pro-t . unit that only a man could make or sub- devotedly a me. inc. May the revision come in a heard dealer lay ho know- the expense the eon- feet to the south side of Fourth street, west along said Fourth street fifty feet to the east line of plain, practical and beautiful and south along said try maiden, one educated in the true line one hundred and ninety nine and interpretation of the word, lint his proud mother was bitterly opposed adjourning Tuesday, la n the country. board of county commissioners, another advocate for good roads. out granted by the last leg- to this woman. Their family name. already him. would by such a for ring d livery in Pitt county be reduced to shame. the most of them for people would have had him wed a butterfly, a city hello walker, Hinting continually, winding off the contents of a Eastern Reflector, published every had been held at that place run- Uprising, masters of competitive aways from this place. better workers and mer- The boys confessed that they Were an any in he world, hiding in the railway storage build- laid upon . , . . . ,, tees which we do not. probably and set fire to a bale of cotton i i,., whim can not produce, therefore, and the while a cigarette. When the . , . , duties laid upon luxuries and merely flames started they ran out of the . . ,, j . for the sake of the revenues they building and. catching a freight, went ,. . u or yield, the object of the tariff hence- to Mount, where they were forth ad must be effective the whetting of American wits Ly contest with the wits of the rest of tho world. tested. a preliminary trial will be given them tomorrow and their case will doubtless go up to the higher court Which is now trial Male Changes In Fiscal fore Judge Carter. It would be unwise to move toward whose father Is dead, was this end headlong, with reckless haste living with his two brothers who are or with strokes that cut at the very in the electrical supply business. He of what has grown up amongst had only been here a few months an by long process and at our own had Just finished serving a Invitation. It does not alter a thing term in the Virginia reformatory for to upset it and break it and deprive theft, of a chance to change. It destroys East Is a native of Goldsboro. It. He must make changes our father Is out of town and no attempt j fiscal laws, in our fiscal system, has been made to ball either of the whose object Is development, a more boys, who are Jail. The boys, free and wholesome development, not calm they found the door of the build-j revolution or upset or confusion. open, but the railway people say Needed More Than It was locked carefully on Saturday. Raymond Allen Pearson Dr. Raymond Allen Pearson, Ever We must build up trade, especially foreign trade. need tho outlet and the enlarged field of energy more 28-100 feet to the point beginning. This April 1st, dent of the Iowa State College of than we ever did before. must S. J. EVERETT, I Agriculture one of the foremost build up Industry as well and must ltd Commissioner. among American experts dairy adopt freedom In the place of science, was born in Ind. stimulation only so far as it April He was educated at Will build, not pull down. In dealing private and public schools In bis with the tariff the method by place and later went to Cornell this may done will be a matter University, where he was graduated of Judgment, exercised Item by Item. STATEMENT OF HOW. ETC of The Carolina Home and Farm and j. lain I unanimously to to erect a Confederate j agricultural production monument on the court house square the states, having moved up when the people raise a like sum j from shows that she is The commissioners will have the com toward the top. of the entire county in making is appropriation. Now the brain, with no conception of home That North Carolina now stands making, her only to catch a beau and then she'd let the poor low row up stream or down craft must go, but how to pull one ore she did not know. The only thing She knew was how to play a piano and spit out a few French phrases. man said I can- not marry that choice of Hut you must, my said. cannot, I will said he. I will disown you as my Said he prize highly a mothers love hell The Western flood zone is now trans people go work at once to Mississippi river, and raise their so the In a hundred years in be erected as early as possible. piloted along that stream. The will secure a handsome I monument and we rejoice that contract has been let for the affection, but I will suffer is soon to blot out her shame ,.,, Ashley Home rather than marry such , . , . , . I load as would He did not will have erected In Raleigh to tho for this long neglect. fall to see wherein the move- in Virginia to petition the leg- to convene extra session people what ran do In good s women of the Confederacy. , man told his mother he would Representative Clark has told the than to attempt to misguide any man, or set of men. and especially those Managing Editor, D. Greenville, X. C. J. varsity ho was professor of the Dairy heroic, but remedies may be heroic Industry from 1903 to 1908. In the and yet be remedies. It Is our bus- latter year he was appointed New York to make sure that they gen- Mutineer D J latter year was new u ii C Commissioner of Agriculture, nine. Our object is clear. If our Publisher, Reflector position be held until called motive Is above the presidency of Iowa Stale College Dr. Pearson Is the an- Inc. Greenville, N. C. holding a cent or more of total amount of of numerous reports and D. J. O. I. Joy- published by the United Slate. C. B. W. of Agriculture, the New only an occasional error or judgment Is against us, we shall be fortunate. We are called upon to render a great service more mat- It of I. Small, of Washington, N. C. Known bondholders, mortgagees., and Other security holders, per cent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgagees, or other York State College of Agriculture and I than one. Our should be met our methods should J. Cobb, D. C. Moore. S. J. H Sugg. W H. Pall. Jr. New York State Department of e. N. C Agriculture. At the Paris exposition Of 1909 he received a gold medal as a collaborator. , who have not had the advantage that to Impeach Governor Mann, Is going building under the law. Now get g n, n Linotype Co., New to provide any remedy for the busy and do It. no of Kind, York. X Y. S. J. Everett, Trustee. n. J. Sworn lo and subscribed before ma Is It day of April. 1913. C. C. PIERCE, Notary Public. commission Hay . lion of the Aliens. They cannot be brought back to life and the move- against the governor . the delinquent Bat up a strife that will not should get in touch any good. tor. gentle will not If yon do not want your name to appeal to. I hope not, but it . then e thin, s dune in Pit the should to a halt. V KNOW. OF THAI Time Of And Departure COAST e a m 1.1 P m e m l p 1.15 a m 1.31 a. m. 4.25 a. m. 3.30 a. m 7.35 a. m. 4.17 p. a be thorough, as thorough as mode- rate and well considered up- on the facts as they are, and not work ed out as if we were beginners. are to deal with the facts of our own day, with facts of no other, and to make laws which square with those facts. It Is the best, indeed. It Is necessary, to begin with the I will urge nothing upon you at Hie opening of your sessions which an obscure that first object or out energies from that clearly ti. duty. Pat pitcher. Is showing some great benders with the this Spring. Dig league scouts are taking a slant at Pitcher the Amherst College classy Sam Crawford, the Detroit Tigers has been the ball at a terrific clip during the spring practice. Taylor, tho ex-Giant pit- who pitched for Montreal last knitting mill building for that campaign Yard Authorities Appealed To of Local Sufficient To Hut Re- II in Keen Met Widening of Area of Travel tar Slate Control from Carolina Good Heads Association, N. Improvements of the highways in almost every locality where It has against tho to women contained in the marriage service the latest of the spiritual militancy league Fifteen such moral humiliations are mentioned in the manifesto which ll sending not only to every I of the Church of England. And Tugs Were Sent Tn Aid Fighters. Sparks Fire NORFOLK, April Fire today at o'clock completely destroyed the mill of the Surry Lumber Com- plant on the Southern Branch season, has signed with the club, of the Southern League. The greatest exhibition game this purpose. A committee consisting of C S. Carr. G. H. W. Hadley and D. was appointed to co-op- spring was tho contest in , of ,,, former wagons. Sometimes an automobile but not often. drawn by horses over proved are necessarily limited, do- it the Venice team the White to The city of Iowa, will own the baseball grounds on which Rowland's Three-1 Leaguers will play their games this season. The Mink League has been knitting mill property and the-pros- with a view of securing hosiery mill. Postmaster R. C. Flanagan made some statements that answered heard several times of late I to when free mail delivery for Green- ed and most all of the players in ., He that defunct organization have caught on for , o ,,, The box mill was a new building recently erected by the company it it is ii that there feet of lumber in the mill, eel of box and about a million feel of lumber on the yard, all of which burned This will make the loss in lumber about Owing to a high wind the spread rapidly and during the pro- teams In the Nebraska State League. May will be Chance in Chicago. The selected the first Saturday game between Peer- less Leader's New Yorks and the White Clark Washington Sena- tors are mid-season form and look good enough to give the Red the Athletics a real battle after April New York critics predict that pit- Jeff will supplant and Mar- as the mainstay of Giants this It is said that Pitcher Catch- Hassler. Outfielder and In- Hates are the only recruits who Will slick up with the Cleveland Naps. Manager Mack has ed that he will get along without scouts In the future and will devote his attention to trying out schoolboys and sand-lot instead of I eying fancy prices for minor league stars. Five of the six cities ii. the League, Dayton, Springfield, Terr- Fort Wayne, and suffered great damage through the recent floods in Indiana and Ohio. It is doubtful whether the league will be able to open the season of 1913 on April the scheduled time. To Cure a Cold In One Day LAXATIVE Quinine. It Headache and works I -1 refund if fails cure. P. W. GROVE'S b. been entitled lo free delivery by son of receipts, but there were certain requirements of the gov- that the town must meet be- fore the free delivery can go In Among requirements that tho houses be properly number- ed and tho streets named. As far Pack as two years ago the aldermen lift It to the mayor to see that was done, but so far the require- giveth woman to be married to this One of the remedies suggested for Hie hauling of animals is Hinted ls of the words; the to what they can pull over the worst is that bridegroom be places. While three or four tons are promise to her and not exceptional loads for two minister also on hard roads of grade. One- this man to mar- third to one-quarter of that amount Is often difficult to over a Three the road which with mud holes rings ring and tho bridegroom's ac- sharp pitches; with long heavy bills declaration. words, of ,,, conflagration tour nous it is often less. all my worldly goods I thee en- i South Norfolk rough from When good roads arc built have never been says the local truffle, which previously manifesto. The government is gone by other routes, is diverted t to drop the ring ceremony and Its them, probably doubling the amount formula or to enforce an exchange local travel originating in tho of rings the use of a formula which passed over the road be- containing economic falsehoods or Its Improvement. moral The good road easily doubles the Humiliation No. Is tho that a horse or team and buggy pronouncement that they shall man can travel in a day. This fact brings and wife together. The Implication into existence a larger amount of complained of is that woman is and the Berkley department which then working on the plant, forced to leave in older to render assistance at the fire in South Norfolk. The navy yard authorities were pealed to for assistance and sent the tug Massasoit with about men. who worked faithfully In getting as much lumber as possible out of reach of the The Merchants and . , ., ,, class of travel, estimated at fifty wholly a wife and the man not wholly ma has been only partially . company s tug Apollo, Tho town ought to have the free livery, but cannot get it until the re-1 are met. Good roads were also discussed an Representative D. If, Clark made explanation of the good roads Mil passed by the last legislature. Several matters pertaining to the welfare of club were considered, i per cent more, by reason of the greater distance which may be Protesting that the first of the overlapping travel from Psalms addresses itself wholly lo the name W. A. also responded the and had a stream from that tug 0.1 DROPS THE BEST REMEDY For all of Sciatica, Gout, Troubles, Catarrh and STOP THE PAIN Quick Relief It and w- I n mils mid .-troys I and Is safe hi I rare m its No other like it. Sample tree on SOLD DRUGGISTS On bottle, or 11- of if , CURE Ca Sired Chicago other localities, this class of may easily be multiplied by three. The development of the automobile multiplies by ten, according to tho PLAYERS A sister of Baby Is to make her shortly a Parisian revue. Thomas I. Shea Is to produce play called by Henry Irving Dodge. William may play in London the role of to Forbes Othello. David tho noted baritone, is to be the star of a piece Jolly W, A. Brady has engaged Delia fox to play his forthcoming revival of Next tho two Mabel and Edith are to star In a new play by Cleveland Moffat. the sister of Edgar will a member of Grace George's company while New York. Gentleman of which Monday All of the latest styles summer dress goods, silks voiles at Barber and Company. J. F. Harrington and Lucy Hester went to John Is to star, has been day. renamed in the fountain drinks, cigars and Next season Richard and Miss groceries come to Cox and House. Social at Training School The one year Teacher class of the Carolina Teachers Training School known as the class, n social Monday night. AH the members of the faculty and an Officer from each class were pres- The reception hall was beautifully decorated In gray and yellow Jessa- mine, tho class colors and class flower. The partners for the evening were, proved by matching the pen and Ink sketches of Jingles. I The contest was to guess the et rhymes that the sketches I represented. Miss Miss Louie Poll won tho prize, which was a rhyme book. Various familiar Jingles were act- ed in a shadow moving show. During tho evening punch, sand- and olives were informally served. bridegroom, the league demands III if n, continues lo blow in omission or that it is supplemented t, direction as It Is at this by another addressed to the wife. balance of the Surry Lumber j Tho petition that the man shall love Company's plant will be saved, most reliable the radius of his wife as Christ the church is The burned box mill. Including the a day's travel. With an automobile appalling humiliation of woman adjoining lumber shed, was a business or professional man at the a pernicious exaltation of r,,., stored with box shook. county scat or other point can visit thirteenth indignity is quoting The exterior of the mill and shed was practically every part of tho county St, Paul's submit covered with iron. a day and be home before supper yourselves unto your husbands as 1111- People from other localities to the Lord; for the husband Is the on business or pleasure, enter, leave head of the wife, even as Christ is the or cross a territory in a time head of the which formerly took local mer- Tho league strenuously opposes the chants deliver goods twenty-five mil's idea of the husband being the head of away instead of within village limits. wife and Automobile trucks establish lines to also submit yourselves unto your villages and smaller points which as a supplement to this second were previously unprovided for. With exhortation to tho wife. all these facilities, which improved roads make possible, It is estimated that motor car travel of all kinds is multiplied approximately by ten. Doubling the heavy traffic, trebling light horse and multiply- the motor traffic by ten, places fifteen vehicles on the good road where there was hut one before the improve- was made. And this is an under- estimate rather than otherwise. A close observation of the travel over thousands of miles of Improved roads will show increases of twenty or thirty times that which existed before s good roads was constructed. This A Tried and Proved Guarantee A well known lumber man es the loss at between and Including the mill which. It is said, cost ITEMS -o AYDEN, April Jack for Weakness and Less of Appetite happened to the misfortune tome. . ,,.,,, Ms ., ,;.,.,,.,; I TORI v up the mm, . Man a of Hudson's Lit- Tone, Then Took It Hack For Ills Money and Hot It Report of tho Condition of OF at Grifton in the state of North Car- at the of business April 1913 Resources and discounts . 166,904.40 Overdrafts, secured and secured . Furniture and Fixtures. . Due from banks and I . Cash . coin, including all minor coin currency . bank notes and other S. notes . 1340.00 14,678.83 30.00 A man recently out the which gives with every bottle of enormous Increase In travel is one of Liver Tone. He bought a bottle and the wonders of the age In which we then went back to the drug store live. And this enhanced travel Is an said the medicine hadn't helped him. important factor in the development This druggist Just reached Into his of local markets. cash register and took out a half Capital stock paid in Slate control of road construction the price of the bottle of tho Liver Surplus fund . Is made necessary by a number of Tone and handed it back to the gen- from spending a few days their home In A new lot of dry goods and notions just received. A. W. Ange and Co. Cox and House Invites the public Williams will again appear together under the management of Charles Tow companies will be seen in next season, the eastern lo open Boston and the west- one In Chicago. tho noted Hungarian Is to star In a piece call- ed Little under the direction of and George M. has appeared tho last time on the Now York stage In and after a short tour will retire to his farm near Providence. Island. A novel performance Is to given in New York at tho benefit of when a scene from will acted by a made up of dramatic critics and newspaper men. David has another pupil i whom he Is going to present tn a, leading role. Her name Is Freeman and has been study in various of the com-; Howland, a grand opera composer, has written a play called April Laura Carrie Dixon, Jose- Dixon, of W. H. S. reasons, each Important Hut he didn't take the money. as has been demonstrated by He owned up that ho was Just try- the experience of states where State the guarantee as a matter aid has long been the rule. Among he had found Dodson's are, that the roads In various Tone tho host remedy for counties when built shall form con- and biliousness he had e- to come and inspect their line of construction or tried. he said, wife goods and notions. shall be as nearly uniform as the wouldn't be without a bottle In Hardy Johnson went to available materials Will house for anything. It's the best that tho location, drainage, ma- thing in the world for the whole and every other factor family and the medicine that I prefer ed In the construction shall be under to take or to give my the charge of competent a lazy engineers; that the contracts Pharmacy sells Dodson's let lo competent and responsible Liver Tone and guarantees It to start contractors, who can be hell to a the liver Without violence. It Is accountability; and that the road the place of everywhere, funds, slate, county and township, f you buy a bottle don't find this properly expended and accounted for. pleasant lasting vegetable the so that every dollar shall produce best thing to start a lazy liver, dollar's of first-class road. will hand your money back with a In no other way than by con- can things achieved. It has been demonstrated a Poe authority by the gram Is necessary in tho Interests of The Sidney Lanier Literary Society economy and excellence, and that the at its regular meeting on Saturday Total . Liabilities . . 2.000.00 Undivided profits, less cur- rent expenses and taxes Paid . Time certificates of deposit Deposits subject to check. 34,02,1.72 Cashier's checks outstanding 141.04 Total Nancy Haw slips, White bliss Irish colder seed potatoes, J. R. Smith and The Masons held their regular communication last Thursday with degree work which was Interspersed with a shad stew and hot barbecue. Several from Greenville were in at- Mr. Richard Is collecting material preparatory for building a large set of sale stables. Mr. Hardy of v as here Monday on business. All of hardware, mill fittings, force pumps, lime, cement, bay, oats, ship stuff and Held J. It. Smith and Bro. Tho Ayden Lumber Company are overhauling plant and will soon be sawing again. Mr. J. Carl Jones, a notary public end man noted for declares he saw snow falling Tuesday in the town of Ayden. Messrs. H. G. and J. R. made a business trip to I Durham last Friday. Mr. Ed, and family spent Sunday In Wilson, going through the on his automobile. Messrs. Hart and Harrington, of of Mr. Mon- Mr. J. It. Johnson went to Grifton Tuesday afternoon to visit his brother who is very Hardware and mill supplies at A Ange and Co. Mr. Jack Holton of W. H. S., left Monday night for his homo Ayden. Harrington. Barber and have a good supply of American Farm ; , shall evening. April B, spent an Interesting so connect as to make through high- hour on the study of Edgar Allen ways between important points. Poe. aid In road building, there- A brief sketch of his career was fore, requires that tho stale have a by Miss An department, provided with Poe as a poet was given highway engineers of established rep- Mabel Davis, of Poe as a and admitted ability that writer by Miss Selby. Some In- they always give us a bright con- , . , , roads constructed may be equal to Stale of North Carolina, county Pitt, I. W. J. Bullock, cashier of above named bank do solemnly swear for that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and be- lief. J. BULLOCK, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this day of April, 1913, J. A. Notary Public. My commission expires Jan. 1915, Correct-At W. C. J. TUCKER, I. Directors. to fill your order. Mr. Tucker was a is- ant caller In town Sunday. The Oxford singing class will an entertainment here Monday night. We hope they will have a full house cert. M. T. Spier carries a complete line of ladles, men's and shoes, rail and take a look them. Always on hand a fresh supply pf heavy and fancy groceries at M. T. store. Cum Oil isn't Con The no of Kan . II-. It i v . . Chung, a Chinese student, is one of the most promising ball players j the Columbia University He Is a second has, man and .-. rood bitter. Adding Jimmy feet r, 1-2 Inches lo Carl Wellman's feet In- tin Louis Browns have aver I feel of pitching rial In two n the strain of constantly growing by the federal govern- especially tho construction and maintenance of tho main roads reaching between centers of population and interest, must be the logical of reasoning on tho subject. Improvements benefit the county and state must, the revolution In benefit the nation well. imprinted facts about Poe given by Miss Millie Miss Mary Smith told in a most real- manner the story Tall Tale Miss Lillian Harrell read The Instrumental solo, by Miss Ross, and tho vocal solo. by Miss Mavis added much to enjoyment Miss was of program committee. Piles Cured in to Days 1- refund if i, in cure any r oil Itching, Protruding u Cubs Tampa, There Ir of a Spring series b the Cub.-, tho Athletics Both teams train In Flori- the Athletics Jacksonville S. invaded by the British forces under Sir Henry Clinton. Lee surrendered to Grant at Appomattox Court spent Sunday in Ayden. Furniture, cook stoves, windows and doors, screen doors and screen windows at J. It. Smith and Tho Society at tho Seminary will discuss Woman We expect to hear something that will make good reading. Tho special sessions of congress v revise the tariff. We wonder it they will reduce the price of straw. is effecting us. Cotton Kings Guano Bower, Cotton planters all kinds of plows, hoes and shovels to match at J. R. Smith and Sheet metal workers have received notice to the effect that the next meet- of the International body a move will be made In the direction of es- somewhere a home for all members of the craft, along the lines of homes which have been established by other crafts. QUININE AND IRON-THE MOST EFFECTUAL GENERAL TONIC Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic Combines both in Tasteless form. The Quinine drives out id the Iron builds up the System. For Adults and Children. You know what you when you take chill T for through- out the South a the standard Malaria, Chill and Remedy and General Strengthening Tonic. It is as strong as the strongest bitter tonic, hut Jo not the bitter because the lo not dissolve in the do RELIEVES PAIN AND HEALS AT THE SAME TIME The Wonderful, Old Reliable Dr. Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. An Antiseptic Surgical Dressing discovered by an Old R. R. Surgeon. Prevents Blood Poisoning. Thousand of families know it already, a trial will convince that ML PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC oil, is moat wonderful remedy ever discovered Wounds, Old Sores, Sore Throat, Skin or Scalp Diseases all wounds and external whether Con people are solve readily in the acids of tho stomach. I finding new uses tins old your Druggist. We mean remedy, it. mean it. f 1.00 . One That i Look B. on eve LAX k i I lag.

.-. . . NOW IS THE TIME 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. J. Many Hear Prison Evangelist George Crabtree Am that crowded the ca- i in night to hear the lecture in Mr. C an hour and ii com- n m most of bis Ion of the . g an l re men- the i l within i years. received i i i d within I it on i and Pitt i e did of et to the remedied. i tail d to our Pitt i Minn. and the chain and asked the Christian i to ligate I ii. eon I very highly th Ion our Jail Mr. Crabtree digressed at lay the blame for much of tie crime on whiskey and cigarette smoking by boys in knee trousers. re Interesting and very Instructive and th description of prison life has often been orated by magazine articles, Such work should be encouraged and prison authorities taught how- to be- humane to the ate is. MOVEMENT OF TRAIN Time Of Arrival And ATLANTIC COAST LIMB Northbound 8.18 a. m. 1.18 p. m in 6.1 v h. SOUTHERN 1.16 a. a. m a. a. m a p. nu New Shirts Are Blooming Here Marriage Licenses ti r of Bell Issued following marriage the past WHITE A Fannie J. It. and Pear Hes- D. and Ida Ernest and Eva Ruck. u. and Elisabeth Hail. COLORED Will Hodges and Hannah Williams. Prank and Susan Anderson. George Price and Annie Bryant. Cleve Max and Grimes. Hurt Host and Annie Jackson. Charlie and Rani.- Hines, West Harris and ITEMS April Ash- Spier wont to Greenville Thurs- day en lug. All of the latest styles in summer goods, -silks and at Marring ton, Barber and Co. Misses Clyde Chapman and I Tucker went to Greenville a new lot dry goods and notions just i a w, Ange Co. Alley Tingle and Mabel Wit- . New- who have bee i B. P r. Institute, I to their Lome High ball .- left here . went to Ki i . an i House the i to cl of dry an i notions. fountain drinks, cigars and come to Cox and H and Clara Las- of Rich Square, left morning for home after V. P. Institute. Hardware and mill supplies at A. W. Ange and Co. j Harrington, Barber and Company good supply of American Farm fencing on band and would be glad till your orders. For reasons useless to mention that the Pitt County Oil Co., close their books at once. All sons Indebted to company are urgently requested to make i Mr. T. sells widow. elf rising every bag sold under guarantee to give satisfaction M refunded. For ladles and gents silk hosiery In black, tan and white go to M. r. More, who also carries a com- line of up to date merchandise. The B. Y. P. Convention of this district closed Wednesday evening, and we feel that we are the bettor for having had such a delightful meeting in our little town. There were many unions represent- ed and the attendance was good . The helpful messages de- livered by Mr. Flake, Mr. Davis. Dr. Carter and Mr. will doubt linger in the hearts of all certainly result in more effective work In the kingdom. Why Wait Until It Is Too Late A bottle of King of Internals, in the home may save complications in Croup, Colds or Pneumonia, External it do no harm-it has thousands In dispelling colds that might proved , us. What Does the Home Need This Season This is what a I in i My personal use and observation convinces me that yon cannot claim too much for Preparation. yon names ii two well known ; think I hey owe their re- from desperate i i to The nurses state It is remarkable soon II id of congestion and W. W. Contractor, Providence, R. Ml and Three sixes, IS cents MEDICAL COMPANY Concord, S. How about the lo you think it will serve an- other season Old tors are unsanitary and A new one at th right juice would be an excel- lent Investment. V. hat about the glass. supply, and how about table linens Have you taken an in- recently of the of the china cabinet and sideboard What about new Have you given any thought to the question of cm- is a good time to I I of these things. The full of splendid opportunities t.- The advertisements In REFLECTOR are always full i i valuable suggestions and don't want to overlook Figure out what you need in the home for the coming season then take counsel with TH advertisers. Paul Mi trick Che only Merchant in Greenville. Has moved in rear Harden Royal blue Store. ,,,, those needing his services will i. ready to on them Full of very newest samples for CLOTHING and suits to order promptly Vices from up. clothing cleaned, pressed, tiding your work and get he bent. Phone work trill I sent for when desired. m -m r. v OFFER EASY TE can assist . to own rout own and the terms will be as if not easier, than paying rent to build or buy a haven't enough money it will be to your let us explain how are you. It'll be money in your in LOAD 10- St, X. New Evans sad No. Night or All --and they're good. New which sparkle with style and with distinctiveness awaits your inspection. Shirts Hint you'll be proud to show when you open your coat. Negligee styles the pi French cull i i lain b is- g of and He h colorings. Triangle The 5-PLY Collar C. L sit With Sweetheart Returns Io Claim Dolli but Is Stung ASHEVILLE, April The sequel the shooting of Metro an Italian by it. A. Lee Owenby, father and son, at the the latter, near Murphy, hist nary, written today when the Italian Mi . which reveal an usual chain of circumstances. In one suit seeks to re- damages for injuries received at the hands of the defendant father and son, and In second suit he seeks to recover front Hum Owenby, daughter of the Owenby, which sum the alleges he deposited with Miss as evidence of his good faith In bis promise to marry her. ; la that he mot by Fort Terry. N. V. two she apparently Ills love when he visited her mountain home near further that urgent i back Italy a and. i lint, quit d i . doubt's as to h In i cars the ID alleges when m h to this count rs nu to I this year, he by II n he I I t leave I I is money, and the a re r murderous assault on the Italian an January and were ac- a magistrate on the ground that had repeatedly i the Italian to keep off the .- and writ- ten threatening to the Owen- by family J. C. Lanier HEAP AND NORTH I , d-w of II C. White Leg- horns and C and fluff and Dar- Plymouth Hocks. Some of the finest stock In the south In my yards J. J. . Greenville, N. C. Episcopal Miss. One and fifty clerical lay are attending the annual meet- of Episcopal of Mississippi which met here to- day for a three day's session. Bishop Theodore DuBose is A notable feature of the will be the dedication of the new Episcopal church here, one I he finest edifices of its kind in the state. Insurance to Meet CHICAGO, III., April commissioners from many states are arriving in Chicago for the annual of their national association, Which will convene at the Hotel Sher- man tomorrow for a session of two The convention was to have been held in Oklahoma City, hut the meeting place was changed of the impeachment charges recently brought against Insurance Bollard of Oklahoma. The Mine Workers of Spring subdistrict have started a campaign with a view of preventing the removal of the State Headquarters Of the United Mine workers of Amer- from Springfield to some other city. Office of VANDYKE Greenville, April it Bently Harris., Dear I have Just received the Dividend on my Policy with The Mutual Life which is The Premium being and the Dividend which reduces the pi to Very truly yours. P. VANDYKE. ltd Old Bay Line Steam Packet Daily, Including Sunday, between NORFOLK AND BALTIMORE Mull steamers Equipped with ed Wireless Telegraphy and every modern convenience. Cuisine passed Portsmouth, Sundays. . pm Portsmouth, week days pm Norfolk, daily . pm Old Point . pm Tickets sold to all points north. Jack Johnson's Trial Dates CHICAGO, III., April trial of Jack Johnson, the pugilist, on an Indictment charging him with smuggling a diamond necklace Into this country from England, was to begin In the United Slates district court here today, but by an of court and counsel the case has been put over until April S After the case of alleged has been disposed of Johnson will be tried on a charge of violating the Mann White Slave Act Lodges and Social Special Sale on White Goods Going on in MADE DRESSES, and LACES KM HIES At unusually Low ALL HIGH TOP SHOES are being closed out far cost It will pay trade here I B. Donation to Flood Sufferers It Is the custom of Memorial list Church on the first Sunday In each month to follow tho of the Supper with a collection for benevolence, to be need. At the conclusion I I nice Sunday a adopted by the church to appropriate ell of the benevolent fund on hand toward the relief of the Western sufferers. and , I ; i ., . trail war I . I. w d J . Cotton a vi . , H . u. I . -.- Iron Hi H Ca. COUNT I. Dudley. Clerk Superior Court D. C. Moore Register of Dell. B. Wilson. C Oil Laughinghouse C. j L. U M. Lewis, E. Proctor. -M. T Spier. J. G. Taylor. TOWN M. Wooten. C. Tyson L. Carr. Chief of T. Aldermen B B W IA BOWen, J. S. Tunstall, J F. Davenport, B. F. Tyson. Z. P H. C. Edwards Water and Light S Spain, C. OH. L Tucker. L. Allen. Tire D. CHURCHES Baptist. C. M. Rock pastor; C. C. Pierce, clerk; C. W Alison, superintendent Sunday J. C. Tyson, secretary. J. J. Walker, pas- tor; E. A. Sr., superintended Sunday Episcopal, St. Dallas Tucker, W. A. sup- Sunday school. t u i Hoyle. pastor; A Ellington LODGES Greenville No. a f. and a. m II. W M.; L ll. Pen See. clerk; H. D. dent school; L. II. Pander secretary. Delphi. Chapel W O l No. A. F F D w. m ; l. Sc Greenville Encampment No. I O O F Ii W C. P ; I. II Pander, Scribe. No. K. of P. D M Clark C. C; A B. Ellington h. of R Greenville Chapter No R. A M J N. Hart. II. B, B, Bee No. I O. O. F Meets every Tuesday night F J Forbes N O.; L. II Ponder. Sec. Greenville Camp No. M. W f A., meets every 1st and 3rd Wed- nights. Julius Brown, con- J. F. Stokes, clerk. Tribe No. I. O. R M. Meets every Friday night. J. J Jenkins. Sachem; J. W. Brown. C. of Cards. . C. Harding Chas. C. Pierce it PIERCE Lawyers In all the Courts Office In Wooten Building on Third street, fronting Court i. M. Lawyer in Woolen Thud St., court house Carolina. . Moore W. H. HOD RE it LONG at Law i North Carolina. S. t. EVERETT Law ; . Building on the Court House F. at Law In front room of the north of Court House. Greenville, North Carolina. DOTH Attorney at Law n Building, St bis service, are desired Greenville, North Carolina HARRY at North Carolina H. t. i it i -in Fourth street. n W. M. D to diseases of th Eve V ,. ,, r, , N, N. C. win Dr. B I. Q ii n a m n II DR. F, PITTS, N. n-ii . Orel Hours no to and Fridays ever Frank Wilson Store. Phone connection. CLUBS Lillian Carr. dent; Miss Ward Moore, secretary Daughters of T J. president; Mr. J. L. en. secretary. The A. L president; Mr. J. G. l EVANS Attorney at Law In Edwards Building, fifth door from street North Carolina. N. OUTLAW Attorney at law formerly occupied o Ii THE CAPITAL AND SURPLUS RESOURCES OVER THE LARGEST BANK IN PITT COUNTY as a legal depository by the State Treasurer of N. C,. also by the Treasury Depart- of the United States as a depository foe Postal Funds. This Bank made the largest gain in deposits last year of any bank in Eastern Carolina. THERE IS A WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS E. G. Flanagan, Pres. E. B. Higgs. V-Pres. C. S. Carr, Cashier Services York lire Late J. P, Morgan Word the Ladies Personal Mention. Monday's issue of The Dally Miss Emma Harden and Bettie Howie, teachers in spent Sat- and Sunday hero with Miss Nannie Bowling. Mr. Oscar Greene, of KInston, spent Saturday night and Sunday here With his mother. London Police Save Militants From Rough Treatment Now Is not to he supposed that any husband will good, managed tins wouldn't; April at the suffrage meeting in Hyde Turk, which Mr. S. J. Everett and lit- a after- son spent Sunday In Palmyra, i repealed today. Miss England, music teacher of the crowd graded school, returned Sunday even- and only the lug from a visit In Mount. of Prevented the riot- Mr. Clifton Rocky women rough- Mount. Is homo on a few days visit to his mother. Mr. Julian of KInston, spent Sunday In Greenville. Sheriff and Mrs. A. W. Taylor, Of Kinston, spent Sunday with his moth- Mrs. Josephine Taylor. Mrs. J. F. King returned this morn- from a visit In Mr. J. A. Arthur spent Sunday with his people In Washington. Miss Joyner, of spent today with Miss Nina Harris. Mr. II. M. White returned this morn- from Atlanta. Col. L. D. Tyson and son, Mr. Char- M. Tyson, of Knoxville, Tenn., came in this morning for a short visit to relatives hero. Colonel Ty- son Is a Pitt and has many relatives friends here. It his many years since ho was and he expresses TWO suffragettes talked for half an hour, bat were unable to make heard the uproar born, and hooting. kinds Ware thrown and Miss was struck In the face. Mounted police finally escorted the women's van from the park, while police on foot kept the crowd from following. A disturbance occurred at Wimbledon common, where Miss An- Kenny attempted to speak, but was howled down. KEEP gnat many husbands are spoiled i mismanagement Some women to abort it it their husbands were balloons, and blow them up; others keep then, constantly in hot water; NEW YORK, April for the late J. Some were held today St. George's a by Irritating Episcopal church of which he others roast them; some was for years a vestryman, lives, in his funeral is to lake place. i on April H. Each worship- per in tack before him a church bulletin recording cabbage heads wouldn't, of Mr. Morgan, who was a regular at- and took an active part In the services, one of his being the passing of the col- plate. The pew that he occupied, all the pews in the church are free, was ed today with strangers. Mr. favorite hymn, He the Tie that was not on the day's musical program, but of which ho was fond, Including My God, to were by congregation, while the choir sang the anthem, Not Your Heart He id husbands wont; but they are real- delicious when properly treated. selecting your husband you should not be guided by the silvery appearance as buying mackerel, or by the golden tint, as if you wanted salmon. Ce sure to select him your- self, as taste differs. And, by the way, don't go to market for him, as best are always brought to your door. is far better to have none, less you patiently learn how to conic him. A preserving kettle of the est porcelain is the best, but if have nothing hut an Went Hack to Bleep They are telling a one on Mr. J. M, intended to go to Norfolk on midnight Norfolk Southern train a few nights ago. When tho boy who cleans up th went next morning to perform his duties as usual, he Mr. dressed up In his best . but fast asleep on bed. waked up and hustled out to catch the morning Atlantic Coast Line train for his trip. There was not I any explanation, but he Is supposed to have dressed a little ahead of time for the night train and while wait- dropped back into a nap that took him over until morning. Little Roy, five months old son of Mr. and Mrs. L. . of Whichard, died about six o'clock this morning after a few days illness with pneumonia The funeral will take place at two o'clock Tuesday after- noon Want Ads Is Worth Sonic People Know How To Save It Many Greenville people take their lives in their hands by neglecting the at seeing so much progress since his kidneys when they know these or- The rector, the Rev. H-. It will do, with cure. Karl eulogized the late the sermon. In part he is I have been speaking to you required amount of I have had ill mind tho personality of strings sewed on. that truly great man who was in will a Strong ed from among senior war- cord Comfort, as the one call- free and open heart, his quiet unknown good, his fixed enduring friendship and his secret hand, so generous With Its means that no one knows the mighty blessings he sent straight to many ed Duly is apt to weak. They sometimes fly out the kettle, an I become burned and crusty on the since, like crabs and you have to cook them alive. a clean, strong, steady fire out of Neatness, and Cheerful- Set him as near this as seems- Youths Killed By Policeman last visit. Mrs. John Manly, of Mount Olive. b visiting Mrs. H. I,. Coward. Pr. Hyatt, of KInston, Dr. Car- need help. Weak kidneys are responsible for a vast amount of and health- tho slightest de- lay Is dangerous. Use Moan's of Washington, were both here -a remedy that has helped today on their regular professional kidney-sufferers. Hi i Is a Greenville citizen's Mrs. If at tic Skinner and Mrs. E. I Mrs Fannie Moore, . Mr- s r Bruce, Greenville, N. c, feel n Norfolk today. , ,,. ,,,. ,.,.,, , Mr. J. Key Brown, it's Kidney Pills, procured at the Sunday night here with John L. Wooten Drug Co. By While In kl DI Burg- Store Couple A young couple in a hurry to get married, motored here early this and applied to Register of Deeds Hell for license. After gelling the lie. use they went to the residence cf Rev. C. M. Rock who performed the ceremony. The couple were Mr. W. II. Howell, or Norfolk, aged and Miss Mao Elisabeth Holton. of aged Mr. Howell has been selling lightning rods through this and met his bride loss than a month ago Look to Your Plumbing You know what happens in a house in which the plumbing is in poor con- in the house is able to contract typhoid or some fever. The digestive organs per- form the same functions in the human body as the plumbing does for tho house and they should he kept In first class condition all the time. If you have any trouble with your digestion take Chamberlains Tablets and you are certain to get quick relief. For sale by all druggists. adv RED BUM AT Schultz. I LADIES SIZE, CARVED COLD watch with Initials M. en- graved on back. Liberal reward for its return to this office. HATE GAR- If not, we can furnish your seed, in bulk packages. Our seed are the best that can be bought. John- Feed and Seed Store. his Mr. K, I. Fleming to Rocky Mount ibis morning, Mr. Edward of Sunday here. Mr. Wallace went i, Sunday evening. Concert in An audience taxed the cap., i of the building was at the Christian in mo and there was much In IS an Weakness through loins. My kidneys did not do their k they and t lie kidneys secretions- bothered me. noun's Kid- gave me relief from these of kidney complaint I my condition in every Tor sale by all dealers. Price BO Co. j bands do Ibis until they arc quite Add a little sugar, In the form of what confectioners call Kisses, bit no vinegar or pepper on any account.; A little spice Improves them, but it be u n I with Judgment. k any sharp Into him, to Bee If he is becoming ti p. Stir him watching I bile Ii ; hi ho lie too cl the i and so I cam fall to v i I, on ill tin l him very I I t with on and the c i Church Sunday night, to hear he for the Unit- i rendered under the i; . vi ion of Prof. H. E, Austin by ti Slates. the choir of the church, assisted by other. of Greenville and Wilson. The program proved to one of rare excellence, the anthems, and solos being most creditable to each one participating. I people are to ho congratulated upon the privilege of bearing such delight- music. Sacred concerts of this character are elevating and Inspiring, Hun in Hay Stale BOSTON, Mass., April women f Massachusetts who do not rover the points of their with some device that will protect tin public from injury liable to a heavy flue, according to the ions of a state law that went into effect today, Tho act not re- today, liter a recess In length of pins, nor does II two weeks for the Baiter holidays. Supreme WASHINGTON, P. C April Court of tho United Slates Adv. GREENVILLE, S. C. April S i i breaking Into the a goods store o'clock Sunday morning i. , Smith, it old, mi n ii prominent and wealthy family, rear old companion, Rat Martin, i In a i bat . policemen, ho bad led In the i tore In lion of a burglary, with t the young men re shot i and one of tho policemen wound, Ah soon as they had store, w t d to I he i in i . Inquest, the boys plat d n over their faces; took their re- -1, n J. manager of and held them In fork team of the national I positions and Hashing their pock i league, years old lanterns, advanced toward the stair Walter Camp, probably the case leading to the second floor. on they opposite the hind which the policemen war. con- Policeman arose and to the up your bands, Without answering the challenge, it was testified the boys i Tin d lire. Hied two shots, II testified and then the three lb realizing their danger, open- ed A total of fifteen shots were fired. In examination of the revolvers show ed young had fired Mar- tin twice the policemen times together. Eire at Early Sunday night the dwelling house of Cr. of was destroyed by fir i n pot i to be i- caught from flue, of the furniture Mr, h 11.000 o lib h .- I loss. TO I HAVE TO LOAN for a client on real estate security. This money can be had on long easy terms at per cent. F. M. Woolen, Any. tad On account of increased practice Dr. Fitts will stay in Greenville all day Mondays and Fridays but his of- hours will be from a. m. to p. m. as the afternoon will be de- voted to work done outside the office or by appointment. Patients wish- treatment in the afternoon in their homes or at the should phone in office hours. Phone if. For all Kinds of Shoe Repair- call on Flow- Shoe Shop. In the Stomach II you continually complain in the stomach, your liver or your kidneys are out of order. Neg- may lead to dropsy, kidney or disease. , Electric i very i and H. T Alston, C v hO I hack, v. i i I my I ; right. l nil roved the On- . by adv i id today, William c; Brown, Jr. rep-1 In of the second Virginia district, years old today. Headaches A nay Sick headaches, sour gassy Indigestion, biliousness disappear quickly you take Dr. King's New Life They purify the blood and put new life vigor In the Try them and you be well Every pill help.; every box guaranteed. Price mended by all druggists adv When Your Automobile SEEDS REPAIRING, TAKE IT TO THE Mil I MOTOR CO OS III nil MARKET NEEDED REPAIRS BE AMI FULLY HOT TO BRING CAB. PROSE TO SO. 2.111, v Ml AS EXPERIENCED WILL BE WORK. All Kinds of Accessories and Supplies IN THE WAT OF TIRES, SPARK PLUGS, AIR METAL POLISH, ELECTRIC SHOCK AH- GREASES, OILS, OS HAND. Gasoline per Gallon Greenville Motor Co.

mm mm . Delinquent Tax List For 1912 lot front C. Allen Carr, Pitt St. 4.56 Peter Cherry J. Cockerel. 11.76 G. E. Cherry, lot College-----12.85 lot Reed St. . 2.43 John Brown, Jr. lot Pat- rick. 6.78 C. M. lot Old Perkins 12.56 R. I I I . A. Fields, Church, Geo, I have this day, levied on the lot- , c 45.90 lowing described Real Estate to j w Eason, Pitt. Marlboro 7.30 the taxes due to the state of Mary B. A. and G. A. Darden. Pine North Carolina, and the county of Pitt, for the year and the Real Estate so levied on will be at the Court House door in the town of Greenville, X. C. on Monday, 6th day of Hay. at o'clock, m. unless said KIM and legal charges, and from the failure to bay the same within the time re- quired op law, are paid by that date. S. I. DUDLEY, Sheriff. township Abram Williams, one lot Sarah Rodger, one lot K. R. St. Travis Allan, col., one lot, Pitt St. King, 1-4, Arthur. 16.11 4.20 3.10 Delia Ann Jones. IS 1-2, J. Daniel 2.20 J. Jenkins. lot. E. St. . 4.21 J. W. Perkins, lots. Lincoln, lot Dudley. lot. lot, lies. lot Adams----- Nellie, lot. Clark St. . Phoebe Nobles, Perk. Sam Joyner. lot, Hodges----- Ida Jones. lot, H. A. S. Jenkins. lot. Arthur-----9 Eliza Gray, home. . Annie Collins, Ml John lot C. D. 73-, Robt. Blown, English Chapel, 1-4 English . 6.75 W. L. Brown. lot J. T. lot . 8.33 Jordan Wilson. S. O. B. Celia Williams, lot B lane . 3.78 Louisa Williams Bit, lot, Pitt St. 3.10 Abram Williams. lot, Clark St. 4.67 Mrs. II, O. lots, King Row. 11.7 J Mrs. M. I. Warren, J. White. II. D. lot, St. Mary Thigpen, lot. Clark St. 3.10 J. W. Tripp. lot 2nd St. Fernando Stancill, Shivers . 1.08 Robt. Spell. lot. Perk. 8.05 Miles Short, lot Greene St. ,. J. E. L. M. Savage, lot. Higgs. 3.51 Ida Rodgers, 1-2 Fleming J. W. Perkins, lot Lucas. Hos. Lincoln, Dudley, Res., Adams . 35.7 Win. Redmond, lot. Reed St . 6.81 Jesse Peyton, Lula lot St. 2.20 Nettie Peyton, lot Reed V. C. Cotton. Maine. 3.46 Mrs. Addle Corbett. Church St. Mrs. G. A. Carr Church St Phillip Bynum. Perry . 2.20 Emma Battle, Richard Maine St. . Joseph Main St. Haywood Baker, M and S . 5.51 Tyson Marlboro . Mary Atkinson. Main St . William, Perry. Ml Ward Perry . J. T. Windham. Wilson . 16.31 ,;. w. v H Ave . i. n. Windham, Williams. Marlboro 3.40 W. B. William, M J- Branch. Dock Thigpen, Marlboro . 5.41 J. T. J William Hasp Perry . Laura Main. Cotton. II. W J. H. Owens. 1-2 G. . 3.11 John E. C. R. Marlboro. May and Emily Wooten, . Boot. May, K. C. J. Y. Monk. Church St. G. Q. Moore. Barret. son, Belcher, Wilson, Main . 13.90 Parities Joyner, Cotton . 2.21 Edgar Joyner. Burnett. 5.71 Lawrence Joyner. Mary Joyner. Walnut A. I. Joyner, Burnett, N S. II. R. John H. Joyner. Main . Lou Joyner, Geo. Hannah Johnson, Cotton Robt. Smith, . 8.66 C. R. Patrick, Home, lot Ayden. 84.64 J. B. Patrick, T. C. Nelson. lot G. P. Morrison. lot Ayden . Manning and lots- Winter B. F. Manning lot Ayden . Joe Langley, lot Winter 4.02 Joe Lang lot So. Ayden 3.31 Charlie Jacobs. lot 2.20 K. M. Johnson lot So. Ayden. lot Ayden. lots Jas. P. Johnson lot Winter. A. D. Johnson, lot . J K. Jones. lot Ayden . 10.31 P. F. lot Ayden . 11.30 J. A. near Ayden, lots Ayden. Free Will Baptist Pub. Co. lot Ayden. 13.3.1 Alfred lot Winter----- Mrs. Va. Early. lot Ayden . John A. icon Hardy Davis 1-2 Ayden Alonzo Daniel. 1-2 Ayden . Parrot Daniel. near Ayden W. B. t, Ayden John Cox. col. lot Ayden 6.65 David Nobles. P. Road----- 6.10 Emily Nobles. P. Road. 1.76 H. B. Smith. Smith Road . 6.80 Joseph Parker. 2.66 O J K. C. White. M. Easter smith, Smith, Joanna Mills. Ill. Mrs. C. J. Abram Chapman, col. So. H. Munger. Land . David Mrs. Bessie Manning 1-2 If, It. Barber. lot Ayden . Moore. W. C. . D. W. lot Moore. Land. l. TOWNSHIP. Ned Est. H. I f Cain Thigpen, Brown Abram Thigpen, K. 6.86 T. A. Thigpen, Brown 23.66 A. A. Tyson. Little. L. O. Moore. Cobb. 11.17 Frank Johnson. Clinton Hassell, Roberson . 4.72 W. G. Hathaway Hill . Mrs. Home, 16.51 H. Harrington, Johnson 9.3 Henry Hardy 16.06 Dawns, Willis Downs. 1-2 D. 1.62 Jessie Clark. 1-2 W. S. Clark and son Creek 32.13 Frank Battle, Hill . 1.43 J. O. Bryant. B. 5.00 Willis W, Bullock. It C. SWIFT TOWNSHIP. 13.90 4.90 4.41; 2.73 8.06 TOBACCO FLUES THAT FIT For tills the filth season I orders. U undeniably of the satisfactory lines I make, my sales hair grown from to pounds material In hie Four Solid Cars already bought for this -r at the Warehouse order at once. trade. Will make them this To delay let me your J. J. JENKINS Phone Greenville. Henry Allen, col. 1-4 So. Ayden . 6.25 11.83 9.54 3.11 4.61 Joyner. C. Jason Joyner C. Cobb, Wilson. It. Jackson, W. . Matilda Main St . J. T. Bandy, G. Berg. J A. Burnett, Wilson . Baker. Main. Pine. Mrs. C. L. Barrett, Main Robt. Atkinson, W S. 19.30 14.50 US II Kill hi. TOWN Fannie lot Crawford J C. J- Parker . 3.10 V. B. West. lot Main . SM W. J. Taylor, Davenport . 21.12 Win. lot Tarboro J. J. Perkins, Britton R. II. Parker. May . 10.10 w M Mrs. Bill lot Ricks lot Schultz. 45.40 Frank Norris lot 13th St. lot Short St. 4.00 Nettle lot Perk, . 2.43 Samuel 1911, lot Per- kins . Mills lot, Perk. Andrew Moore, lot Pitt St. 7.31 Mrs. S. E. lot cant, lot Manning. Meadows, lot Forbes, lot Smith, lot Fleming, lot St, lot Abbott. 70.85 Lizzie lots Clark 51.00 Of, 8.70 St. 9.05 6.97 4.10 4.00 Henry Knox. lot 1st St. J. Robt. King, lot Clark St. Laura King, lot 13th St. . King, C D. 3.10 Nathan and wife, lot Greene St. 18.23 Chas. lot Perkins 4.78 W. W. Humphrey, lot Greene Frank Hopkins, lot Res., lot Pit 6.92 Henry lot Arthur, lot Clark St. 4.72 Mary Home 6.80 Jane lot Pitt St. 6.03 Austin Harris. lot Pitt William Harris, 1-4 Ar- . 5.10 W. B. lot 14th St lot Mill W. H. Harrington, Sr Yellow Dudley, Poor House, IS Dudley. Home, H T D, Moore, I J. L. Moore, lots Yellow- front C. II. stable, store. 151.16 Ed Fleming. lot Ravine 10.61 Foreman lot 13th St. . 3.07 Wm. W. Foreman, 1-2 lot 3.93 Emma Foreman. 1-5 Pitt St. . . 6.44 Foreman, lot put st. 6.01 D. R. Foreman, 1-5 lot Pitt St. 6.93 Isaac Foreman lot J. E. Forrest, lot South Green- ville. 4.46 M a. M Plate, u. Are, . w. a and Wm. n. Edwards, i d. lot K. D. GO 6.70 Mrs. J. I Mrs. Alice V. Martin, Creek, lot R. R. 12.21 Jenkins, ID Homo . Jones, lot Pitt . If, A. James, Home, Bullock . Mrs. Laura James, A. James. Home lot Main . II. C. Howard. lots ft. Avenue . C. Gardner. Id Rollins 5.24 John Ellison. N, R., CO Johnson Elliott, lot James----- Sherrod Carson N, R, lot Tar- . 3.01 Heirs, lot B. lot. 3.60 T. n Blount 4.00 W. J. Bryan, Jenkins Battle Briley, ltd Home . B. A. lot Pleasant . 1.68 Mil nil TOWNSHIP J, O. Smith, tins Button. Mania Button, Button . Chas, Maggie I IS Lawrence Moore. W. Mills If. Mills. Black Pol Wall Arthur Mills. II 1-2 Corey . Adam Mills. Cannon Jas. Hardy, X II. Hill. T R. fl. Hudson, 1-2 Black lack B, Hudson, Cat Tall . I. Gibson, Mrs. W. H. Gibson, C ft O J. L. Gibson ft I. J. Gibson, TOWNSHIP Abram Swindell. lot Fountain, tax 12.70; cost total Sanders. acres bu cost total Betsy lot Fountain, tax cost total 11.62, E. F. Vines. tax cost 11.30. total Thomas Vinos. Fountain, tax 13.29; cost total Caesar Worthington. lots Fountain cost total Lamb S. 3-4 acres Talk. tax cost total W. h. Barton, acres. W. L. lot Stamps, taxes cost total J. K. Henderson. lots Stamps, taxes cost total Mrs. Margaret James. lot Home. 7.30 taxes cost total 3.11 W. L. Johnson. lot Stamps, . 6.71 cost total 57.92 W. L. Joyner. lots Stamps, taxes cost total Bass acres cost total G. L. lot Fountain, taxes, cost total W. Mercer, It. I lot Res. taxes cost total Moseley and Wooten. acres Gard- taxes cost total John Moseley J cost total Sarah May, lot Fountain, taxes cost total 11.61. J. A. Newton, acres Moseley, takes 6.00 cost total W. Owen. Fountain, taxes cost total J. G. Owen. Fountain, taxes cost total F. M. Parker, acres Parker, taxes cost 11.80, total Stephen Parker, Fountain, cost total 13.98. J. B. acres Fountain, taxes cost total W. II. lot Fountain, tax- es. cost total Ell I lots Fountain, cost 1.30. total W. T. Burton. N. R. lots vacant, tax cost total lot Fountain, cost Will Barnett, tax 3.73 cost. total H 1.80 W, i. Craft, lots tax ;. 2.03 cost total 83.13. D, Corbett lot Stamps, tax cost 11.80 total 11.68, 8.10 Battle Corbett, acres OS, cost total 14.83. Little. N. R. Shade . Henry 3-4. F. II. Faulkner. G. E. J. ft J. B. M. G. W. V. M. H. . Walter Buck. ft Ives L. Co. F. It King. TOWNSHIP. 12.10 2.43 . 6.36 . 3.10 . 3.71 ,. 2.16 , 6.29 10.76 . 3.54 2.20 5.36 Zora Fleming P. . 4.10 Ed Hill 1911 and 1912, S. 3.96 Morris Little S . Robt. J . 3.43 Paul W 19.30 J. Redding P B 8.07 B. Redding 1911 and 1912 . 11-73 FOR SALE A farm near Arthur, N. C, contain- about acres. Land in high state of cultivation. Value of buildings, One of best little farms in Pitt County. Moseley Brothers Real Estate Agents v max for Dandruff Von WIN Be Surprised to see Hun It Disappears. No more dirty coats from Leads. stops dandruff. any time with the tips of the Angers. No smell. No smear. sinks In- to the pores, makes the scalp makes the hair and glossy. is prepared by E. W. Rose Medicine Co. St. Louis, Mo., and ll regularly sold by all druggists at per bottle. But to enable you to make a test and prove what It will do lot you, gel a U Mai trial bottle tally guaranteed or your money back at Pharmacy. Medicine Children Too much care cannot be used in selecting a cough medicine for It should be pleasant to contain no harmful substance and be most effectual. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets these and Is a favorite with the mothers of young children everywhere. For sale by all druggists. Law Election A petition was presented to the county commissioners Monday asking for an election on the question of the old law on the south side of Tar river. The board will order the election, but the date for holding It has not yet determined. A HAPPY HOME Is one where health abound. With impure blood there can- not be good health. With a disordered LIVER cannot be blood. y the torpid LIVER and restore Its natural action. A healthy means pore blood. blood means health. Health means happiness. Take no Substitute. All Druggist. The date of the Harlem Tommy Murphy-Ad bout In California has been advanced to in place of the 26th of the month. II., former of Spain, died In Paris. Born In Madrid Oct. 1838. 8.11 2.86 8.67 3.90 16.80 9.21 80.78 11.90 New Road . 1.41 S. 21.6 8.18 11.11 1.39 . 1.41 John Caw W. B. Edwards. Zeno T. Evans. Mat Button. Wm. Chapman. C. Swamp. Stanley Chapman, Creeping 1.71 Cox, 1-2 C. . 11.11 Viola Clark. HO Clay Root . 4.11 Turner Branch, Sr is W Mills . 1.03 i. Blight. Button. 1.89 TOWNSHIP ., I -i i. l. i U I I and 1912 I L. P. Worthington. Mrs. If, A. Tinker, Millie I lot Falkland, tag coil 11.80, total 3.24. Tinker lot vacant, tax, cost II total 11.76. Ben lot Webb, tax, cost 11.30, total 11.32. Edwards, i lot vacant, tax cost 11.30, total, II Willie Fields, lot Webb, tax, cost, 11.30; 11.52. lot Webb, tax coat 11.30, total 11.52. 1461.43. cost 11.30. total L. Harris. lax 1129.71, cost 11.10, total 1131.01. Henry Sr., acres Home acres day, acres Tug- well, taxes total The Original Fuller Johnson STEEL FRAME Is the only practical machine for trans- planting TOBACCO, Cabbage, Sweet Po- Tomatoes, Strawberries, Nursery Stock, etc., better than by hand. They start sooner and mature more evenly. Dora Williams. B, Page, . W. It. Keel, TOWNSHIP. Home . I 2.66 DAM TOWNSHIP Luke Best. Vincent . Jordan Darden, I . Walker II. Cold. William Hathaway, Nobles . i I P. Road . ;. Moore 11.23 Great saving in time and labor, great increase in yield per acre. Set your plants when wait for rain. Each plant watered at the roots, covered with dry baking, purpose, every adjustment desired, handled. Very light draft. Every feature necessary for every Perfect working qualities. Easily N. C, Phone No. EXCLUSIVE AGENCY FOR PITT COUNTY. GREENVILLE IS THE HEART OF EASTERN CAROLINA. IT HAS A POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED AND ONE. AND IS ROUNDED BY THE BEST FARMING COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL RINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HAVE EVERYTHING TO OFFER IN THE WAY OF LABOR, CAPITAL A N U I LI TIES. HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE Jolt AND NEWSPAPER PLANT. I- the Most Mr ad WE HAVE A OF TWELVE HUN- AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE EASTERS PART OF NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE THOSE WHO WISH TO GET BET- ACQUAINTED THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE FEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL EM WHAT YOU HAVE TO BRING TO THEIR ATTENTION. OUR A RATES ARE LOW AND AN HE HAD UPON A- N. t i. M Mill II FEW HIM PLUMS Will lake Up Question Post- MilS ill LETTERS Fill INSURANCE m PROTESTING DECLARES THEIR COM- ARE NOT AS THEY ARE NO PROF T MAKING ORGAN IONS WASHINGTON, Apr. representatives from all sec- are being besieged in letters tan Then Hi Hie Hundreds I in Week. Pint Khmer To Cabinet I WASHINGTON, April dent Wilson cut away bis regular y ,,,.,.,, representative of program of receptions today again, and consulted a number of ,,.,, about prospective appointments pro of Mississippi; or tariff bill now under con- of Wisconsin; Martin and ;,,.,., ,,, or Virginia; Hall of Representative Hull, of Mexico, and Warren and Clark .,.,,,,,,. of ,,.,,, Handsome Seaside Home Destroyed by Suffragettes Placed Explosives ii to Before M Applying Torch Hardly Work The reel Place. Slush In Hail- read Tunnel The fault Is Tour HASTINGS, There- hardly do not cur, and larger and more more IS ATTACKED COUPLE A PACT IS lilt HI Is Cleveland Prince YOUNG WHITE LADY O GREENSbORO GRABBED f HER WITH FLUID OR P mm Militant today destroys I there is an occasional I seaside mansion Bu creeping in. A little patience on Mm GREENSBORO, April alone on Greene street Before Told HI Mi- J V i in No Died i S Cl u Wyoming, were among those summon- ed to the White House. The dent is understood to have discuss- ed only minor appointments. Mr. Wilson Is giving his attention to scores of minor appointment and expects to make rapid Inroads this week Into the list of many of which went to the Senate today. So far as is known, the dent has not made any more selections. He Bent the of Walter Hines Page to he sailor to Great Britain, to tho senate today. Samuel Houston Thompson, Deliver, former Republican Attorney General of Colorado, has been select- ed for assistant attorney general the United States before the Court of feature, said today his desk was piled with mail from insurance companies protesting that they are not organizations. The matter may be brought up in but I Democratic leaders declare that in- organizations were given consideration when the law framed and that opposition will avail. With the making slow pro- on the tariff bill, the wool probably will be row, when opposition will make their most strenuous light. The representatives have organ- for the contest, and, although against them are admittedly over whelming, they propose to make H , struggle to hind the He was one of the president s g students at Princeton and Sea belonging to Arthur j part of the public, or a willingness day night at o'clock on her return ,.,;,,., ., Philip unionist member of lo , yourself in the oilier follow -i lo her boarding house from a w-r. Carter in her room Parliament for Hastings. will largely tend to lessen Mis n young white in a local hospital he The women nut only set lire to the when errors do occur. woman, attacked In mysterious build Into his own house but placed dynamite in have in mind In writing this, way unknown man. After r died at o'clock of the rooms. The residence had on-; telephone business mainly, and the haul straggle, she in the An recently been vacated. Greenville exchange in . meanwhile, she tread herself and ran of Mrs. The women adopted a method Often Whit In I I past and even recently to the home I lief the double tragedy used by burglars for entering houses. I there have been beard some com- arrived Iii a tainting condition and result i a pact, a II was They first spread papers covered plaints of the service and not entirely terribly sick from some liquid or learned Mrs. Lot jam over the window so as to deaden without cause in some instances, we powder that bad been thrown In her mode their will Sunday, the sound and Mien smashed the large know it Is the purpose and Intent of face. three day alter she was Injured e panes glass with hammers, the Jan the management to remove all ground The attack was one of the most mys- motoring night with Prince. preventing the broken glass from fall- ,,, complaint and to give efficient nor- that has come to the attention he left his hi. for I of the Greensboro police. The hospital on his fatal errand As soon as the flames were noticed , accurate telephone woman not see her assailant, who Prince bis aged mother, i by a passer-by the fire brigade were distributed the of approached silently from behind and marking that It would be tin his Summoned. The firemen had barely I month and in order to keep the grabbed her, while he covered h would lee him alive. begun their work when a series of telephone subscribers correct, mouth at the same with his hand, explosions One of the fire- directory will be revised and a which contained fluid or powder which man was struck on the head by ,, every six months, smothered h r temporarily, A of the famous Princeton eleven of Tomorrow night Mr. Wilson will give his first dinner to the cabinet. Cleveland H. Dodge of New York, B Princeton and Col, F. m House, another intimate friend, will be among the guests. piece of metal and seriously directories contain very clear investigation was made by the A largo quantity of suffrage instructions as to the use of the tel- officer, but few clues were available tare was found In the vicinity. and the user will facilitate led them to anything definite Cut Wires In Tunned j matter greatly by complying with to who the assailant was April 15.- instructions. If the subscriber Monday evening about o'clock suffragette GUI all the telegraph and will co-operate with the operator, th Miss I la I'll ha t. who board telephone wires at tho entrance I- will run along more smooth- Greene near the City water per cent on raw wool on Great left her boarding place to go I i near this r n directory the ho. of a Mrs. King, on Great Inconvenience was caused as a substitute for Its free listing by the committee at the request of Pres- Wilson. Representative of Ohio is Chairman of the free WOOl conference. Failure In the the service. Trial Into A Suffrage i . lion LITTLE K . April IS. may result in s for ex- Court proceeding yesterday from the pledge so the turned into a suffrage demonstration may be continued on the floor of th dining the trial of Frank Will Allow can lo Serve Their Terms House. fruits and cotton and meat were the chief targets of the charged With swindling nearly five hundred women out of about III connection with Just after the court had ordered that Hen In the today, the must make restitution Schedule still being under Saturday and while the six hundred lion upon adjournment. No I women present were applauding th is lo coll by number, and this is street, to secure a dress pattern. where some trouble arises, though P went by the home of a id I i proper way to call. When living on Greene lo wrong connection la given, ii is more some one to go with her As hr, likely to be the fault of the friend was unable to go he tic in not calling correctly the would make the trip by her wanted, than In the operator id declaring she was not afraid the wrong For Instance th. street were well lighted and suppose the should want nothing would harm her. No. instead of calling two It as two hours before she thirteen it should he two- ready to come back, staying longer one-three. With the view of bring- than she Intended. hurried down about an Improvement In calling, smith street until it reached one operator In the exchange is and then followed to In a record of Incorrect culls. If She had been In Greene street but i were made In the committee bill, as order, two local politicians p- will take the while and was walking by a to go look over the incorrect call vacant field, when the attack s a result of the day's discussion, ad- railed through the courtroom of increased duty on wheat, as a banner Inscribed far veil as those favoring Its free announced lg being voted down and member Tho A jury will hold an In- quest over the two bodies. Prince, who is a prosperous r of Wayne county, went to the hospital where his victim was a Monday and requested be shown to her room. He ac- companied by a young lady, hut ash- ed her to step out Into the hall for moment as he wished to talk to M privately. The young woman had hardly the hall when she heard i pistol shots. When she and attendants rushed into i they found Ml . Lou ix d d a bullet wound In her hi ad and ions upon the tired the set shot In ; head. Mrs. was In the covering from injuries received o t night since while automobile with Prince and others. She wife of a Southern tit and conducted a i store in Recently Prince and Mrs . been often seen talking top WASHINGTON, April master General today that It was the administration a who urged increased duties on trouble and Joined In the pro continue all Republican post policy to co pineapples, cotton yams an I masters now In to the end if Oilier articles meeting a like fate. their terms, provided no charges were Representative against their man Of the ways and means at plies to all classes of who III was masters. I i i in Control of the hill in the Began Great n April lat today on what their dared would be the against worn department will be ran on bus today, Representative the community has i i om mi will nun i i will a I tho i el w o in. line and not by said bad charge of the Mr In explaining lb tho way and mean , ii. declared lo ire ml u, i Hi,, majority of the postmaster come from southern mom me lings, one on f Id and would I d I. of in raft other on I .,. w have t,. be specific Webb of North C Wot n of national . . . ,., anyone will be will be . otherwise finished T V. J George of i said the decision ha I of duty ran of the Mo i after conference with five per cent to per cent. Th to w President Wilson who favor the Webb would have ad- Buff rage and Mr. At a plan is being . beginning Dodge, of ll i seeming efficiency an lower have taken control i the civil fourth up to SO per cent on I el having been placed under The amendment was voted r program then call . he will lee in every in- made. lilt few, if any. gave a the wrong number was call- She declared it came almost win subsequent I Prim six hundred forgot their tin for. The writer took occasion to out any warning. was four month ago I for i over some recent call and not- suddenly by one hand, while the l and people I II . was clapped He returned two wool one-one-0-2 the ether ibis hand was filled night hi l r or with- a hen I. kin I of fluid she t tell, i is of served ti the for Instead of 11.1 L , Instead of t reel and I. S leg; Dr. P. A. t I the of II e PI for week in- ,. of I . i i convention of the . I . I an order by a vote of to M, tho first elude a hearing before tho In I held next t Np, . u. roll call of the day. women suffrage i ill The order i Mr Taft. The Confederacy called on tho governors of the seven states to send troops Into the field. arrangement having been completed I In low and made The material thrown In her face careful n Battle of Columbus, for their reception. The large majority are made her purl f ll eh in ed last Of the civil war also will be heard on day mil ready to the Insurgent being swallowed I. I. II was the nature of the I was I fought east of the Mississippi j will their case after their op- in opposition to the action the lie, id feared that It might been ; It was believed It rive- I posing lister have had their Inning, coup In Increasing the rates. A physician was called, and after i poisonous.