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-m- r i m SB Imitators Take the Dust of ALWAYS IN THE LEAD For Colds, Croup Pneumonia. Just rub it on. Thousands t from who have used it. Money back if not as n in a number of cast agreeably surprised by It always come up to expect ions of it. Va. Have Preparation a thorough test and ran pay it is. the best preparation on mark, t for the relief of Pneumonia. Whooping Cough. Croup, bold in the head and P. SMITH. M 1- Augusta, Ca. All sell sizes, and GOWAN MEDICAL COMPANY Concord C TAP REOPENED. I. C. Feb. Doable appeals in the tap line cases, in which the Commerce Court derided against the Interstate Commerce Commission, came up for hearing in the supreme court of the United States today. The govern- hopes for an early decision in Hie cases, owing to their importance and the fact that they have been dragging through the courts for years. tap line eases involve tilt rights and privileges of sawmill rail- roads in the southwest particular- Arkansas, Louisiana. Missouri an I Texas, running back from trunk rail- loads to lumber camps. The at issue is whether such lines be considered as common carriers and be subject to the same as to rates and other matters as the regular railroads. The de- of the lumber business In various sections of the country is said to depend in large measure up- on the outcome of the litigation. Hearings on Exchange Kill. WASHINGTON, Feb. Public hearings on the Owen bill to prohibit the use of the mails and i and telegraph lines in fur- of fraudulent and harmful transactions on stock exchanges were begun today before the senate bank- ins committee. Representatives of the New York Stock Exchange, which the bill is aimed, have an- their intention of appearing before the committee to speak in op- position to the measure. Delegations from the grain in Chicago Milwaukee. Minneapolis and other cities also will be heard. Counsel for Both and State Called on the Governor Tues- day. Made ion On Tuesday of this week the for Mr. S. M. Pollard and those representing the state went to to appear before Governor to their wants known regard- date for the trial of Mr. Pol- lard for the murder of Smith of on the night of 17th, last. The l for defense asked that the ease be continued on to the April term court, while the state r. mil -i d arty a trial us pot it will be remembered that when Mr. arraigned before Judge is last week at the Jan- term of criminal court then in session, that the counsel on both idea made practically the same they did on Tuesday, and after considering the case for a few hours Judge Daniels stated that he would recommend the week of Feb- 16th to the as a apt term, to be used exclusively for this trial. When the arguments were to Governor on Tues- day, he informed the counsel In at- that on account of the lynching in Johnston county, ant other matters that required his mediate attention, he would able to render any decision until the following day. So on yesterday the governor wrote the Pitt county that he would allow the week of civil court beginning March to be convened into a criminal term He said it was the first open date he could give. The case is one of the most that county has ever had, and there is no doubt but that the largest crowd that has ever attend- ed a criminal term of court in Pitt county will be here to witness the trial. BOY HERO IS ROM A ML SCHEDULE OF PASSENGER TRAINS To Cure a Cold in One Day Take the Cough and and work the Cold. it refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S on each baa, lie Line. North Bound South Bound No. a. m. No. p. m No. Tl p. m. No. p. l. Norfolk Southern. East Bound West Bound No. a. m. No. a. m No. a. m. No. a. u. No. p. No. p. m Lavas at First sight. Weds. Wife Dies Leaving Him Fortune. N. c, -Teaming. many of the elements of the dime novel is the story of the pant six of the life of Gray, this city. About six months ago young who is about twenty- one years old. was employed at messenger by the Western Onion Company. One he was dispatch i with a to be d Miss Lula Johnson, Lynchburg, Va who was visiting In West Durham j. Gray declares that the moment I Is eves fell Johnson he knew that it was a case of love int sight. With the woman it was apparently the same, for before the messenger boy had left the house they had arranged to be married, s though they had never seen one another prior to that moment. A days later the young woman came t I this city from her home in an auto- mobile, called Mr. Gray up over the and asked him to meet her. which he did, and were married After riding round for hours In the machine Mrs. Gray bade her husband keep the affair a secret, tell that her people must not find it out, and told him that she must go back home, but would send for him soon. From Mr. Gray heard more from the young woman till ho received a telegram five months later stating that she wan dying, and I hiding him come to Lynchburg Since Mrs. Gray's death it has that she was an heiress to i DO, ti legacy of an uncle. Through the will of the dead Mrs. Gray all her property reverts to her husband, the former messenger boy. Mr. Gray's attorney there will be no in collecting the legacy for his client. Gray is the oldest son of Mrs. Lucy Gray, of this city. They have been living here for a number of years, having come to this city from Young Gray is at present in tho employ of the and Myers Tobacco Company. Services at Red Oak Church. There will be preaching at Re I Oak Christian church next fourth Sunday. Feb. 22nd, by Rev. Mr. Bush, of Wilson. All members urged to be present, and the public cordially Invited. Girlhood Days of Melba. Mme. school days were in Melbourne, but her holidays divided between different try places belonging to her father. She was particularly fond of dale, a pretty Australian hamlet, and she rode, drove, and romped with an hilarious zest bewildered the staid villagers. No prank too wild, no mischief too disconcerting for her. remember the time I ever went said Mine Mel ha re- was furious to find there no piano in the house, and re- to comforted when mother drew my attention to a harmonium and a with these, however, I wiled away many an hour. It was the Custom then for a clergyman to conic along on Sundays and hold service at principal homestead, and on one our house was selected. The worthy man preached a long, and I thought, vary dull sermon. When lie had finished he suggested a hymn, and asked me to play. I agreed, but I was so wearied by the discourse when hymn time came, I play- d with great vigor should me dance the to the horror of my mother and father, who sent PIS to bed for the rest of the Nellie's childhood was one revolt against restraint Her father and uncles were fond of often sat for hours at the game During one of these Nellie's became quite exhausted. Securing a pair of bellows, she stole under the table and placing the in- I in position, blew a mighty blast Up the leg of her fathers proceeding that speedily the party On occasion stole in- to the Scots Church to play on the organ. The verger, not knowing at her presence, locked the door and left her there. For several hours she remained a prisoner. I lightened and exhausted through but a passerby I her and r leased the older residents of are fond of recalling i n spades In which she I id one time in particular when I the absence of the driver I mounted the front seat of omnibus and drove the vehicle i streets at pat e sent in all directions Madame Melba and the i Bohemian violinist are to in Raleigh on February Canadian labor unions are en- to have the government an old age pension system. The railroads of the United States employ 699.000 persons and have an annual pay roll amounting to SI. During February all locals of the International Typographical Colon will nominate candidates for inter- national officers. The organized bricklayers in ton are now receiving a week an increase of more than s Over the scale paid in 1888. Lathers in the northwest will meet I i Seattle in March for the purpose or a northwest district council of wood, wire and metal lathers. WHENEVER YOU NEED A GENERAL TONIC TAKE GROVE'S The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is Equally Valuable as a General Tonic because it Acts on the Liver, Drives Out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System. For Grown People and Children. You know what you toting when you take Grove's Tasteless Tonic as the formula la printed on every label showing that it contains the well known tonic of QUININE and IRON. It is as strong as the strongest bitter tonic and is in Form. It hat no equal for Chills Weakness, general debility and loss of appetite. Gives life and vigor to Nursing Mothers Pale, Sickly Children. Removes Biliousness without purging. Relieves nervous depression and low spirits. Arouses the liver to action and purifies Die blood. A True Tonic Sure Appetizer. A Complete Strengthens. No family be without it. Guaranteed by your Druggist. SOB, You are Invited to Attend Our Grand Bethel, North Carolina Saturday, February 7th, 1914, A M We shall sell to the highest bidders those D All We shall hold a big sale tor Colored People Beautiful City Lots on Main and Railroad I D. Whitehurst property located on the Streets known as the Banting Property. These lots are just across the . . . , L L i- i j i F. l a j- A. C. L. R. R. near county road has been sub-divided into street the business section or town, and only a short distance from the railroad station. Bethel's continued steady growth insure continued each jot be for the highest bid on terms increase in real estate values. Ask the man who bought Bethel dirt several years ago if he hasn't a good profit in his purchase. You will that will be extremely easy. This property is splendidly located and have the same if you buy at our sale. This sale is open to White . people only. it is a golden for a place of you own. Bethel, The tobacco Yes, that is right, you will have a good tobacco market next season. That means more for Bethel, and increased values in land. Meet us on the ground. See Mr. Sheppard our special representative and get a chance at those Valuable Prizes FREE. Music will be furnished by our All Star Brass Bard. World famous Burton Brothers, Auctioneers. Ladies invited. We sell. Rain or Shine. Atlantic Coast Realty Company, Greenville, North Carolina. GREENVILLE IS THE HEART OF EASTERN CAROLINA. IT HAS A POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED iND ONE. AND IS ROUNDED BY THE BEST FARMING COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL KINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR HAVE EVERYTHING OFFER IN THE WAY LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE JOB A N D NEWSPAPER PLANT. WE HAVE A OF TWELVE III S AMONG THE BEST people in the eastern part of north and invite who wish to get bet- ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE N BUSINESS WAY TO TARE FEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL EM WHAT Y l TO BRING I I HEIR ATTENTION. OUR ADVERT I i ARE LOW AND AN BE HAD UPON M Mill II St. This City To Experience Improved Postal Facilities During The Present Year Building to be Com- Short of lime Specified FREE Ill SUMMER; In Addition to Till- informs That a Clerk t lie Added. It like tills is to lie a good in the way of postal facilities. Work i going i well on build- and the expect to have it completed short of the time specified. Everybody will be this new building can be for it will provide quarters and for handling business here to much better advantage. Then there is the matter free delivery of mall, that is coming about the middle of the year. By virtue the local receipts Green- ville has been entitled to free mall delivery now nearly three years. Ev familiar with the stances know that tho reason tin baa not already been install- ed was that the town failed to the requirements the government necessary for this, though former Postmaster Flanagan frequently ed the attention of the city official to be called to their neglect in this particular. When Mayor J. B. look the head of the city government la-st July, one of his resolutions was that Greenville should be put in condition for tho Installation the service. He and Postmaster who was also deeply in in it. conferred together about the work, and when it was thought the town was in position to moat the requirement of govern- the matter was placed before the department Here the good work of Congressman John n. Small in. for lie took the mutter right to headquarters a month ago an inspector was sent to Green- ville to make investigation, Last week Tie gave ex- tracts from a letter Congressman Small Mayor James, that the Department bad approved the able report of the inspector on Green- ville, at the same time giving tie Statement or the First Assistant Post master General that as the funds available for extensions during current year were exhausted, it would likely be July be- fore the free delivery can be install- ed. The Reflector stated in the article that the postmaster was at work on some other Improved ties for tho local service that it was hoped could accomplished soon and one of these also seems assured for the beginning of the new year July first. He been making of the needs of a night clerk the and the advantage to the community that would come through the opportunity of dispatch- malls by the night trains, and through assistance man Small has presented the of this to the Department. On Tuesday the postmaster received let- from both First Assistant Postmaster General and Congressman Small, expressing that this can come July 1st The former let- reference to your letter of the 4th Instant, in which you relative to the for establishing night service at office, you are informed that as this change would involve an allowance for an additional clerk, the Depart- is unable to take favorable ion in the matter owing to the j limited number of clerical positions available the current fiscal year, it la suggested, however, that vim bring the matter to tin- Depart- attention about June 1st. next With a view of effecting the July To get these things- the new building, free delivery and night during this year, will be n gain for Greenville in mall facilities. To have the nigh clerk in the office will mean h mailed after the last daily dis patch at p. m. and there are nun-1 of such letters every night instead of having to be held until j nearly S o'clock next morning can be dispatched by the night trains and thus advanced from four to eight j In other words mail for Norfolk or Raleigh dropped In could reach either city an earlier hour than it now leave.; Greenville. There wit; alSO he n In time on the Incoming mails on these night as the present arrangement it re mains in the baggage room at the depot until o'clock, then has to be work distributed before de- livery to patrons, while night clerk these malls taken directly from the trains to the office distributed at once, so that patrons would find It In their boxes early in morning as might call. The change will effect n great saving in time to the business men. and carrying It Into effect the first of July is looked forward to with encouragement. Training School Issues tin For Spring and Sum- mer YESTERDAY Large Crowd Is Expected Saturday A bulletin outlining the spring and summer terms has been by the Bast Carolina Teachers Training School and is being among the teachers of North Carolina. Tins courses follow the policy of the hoot, offer courses of study help the teacher actively engaged ii. the work, as well as courses of study to help the inexperienced to become The total hoard, and all fees, which book rent, for -e term is for the spring term A student taking a course for three spring or mer gets credit for a full years of work. For the summer two academic are offered. There are four groups of professional courses which are divided into sections so as to fit the work to each student that Each of the three terms of the one year professional course is offered so a student who has taken a spring term can continue where she left Many who teach short terms can get the spring work. A folder giving a detailed account of the course in Educational and Supervision will be Is- in March. This course Is for high school principals, county and superintendents. Awarded Building Co. r fa I II Greenville S. C. EXACT FIGURES NOT MM Z ITEMS. Feb. in Miss by Smith who is attending the E. t. t. s. was home on n visit day and Sunday. Mr. c. c. Cobb and family, of Nor- folk, is out to his borne, while. Mr Loyd smith, was In our tow n a while Monday. There will services at the Chris- church at Arthur next Saturday 14th. and also Sunday afternoon. Judging from the plant beds in vicinity the tobacco crop will be in created. Mrs. C. H, and Mrs Mills Smith attended services last Miss Winnie Brant, Mrs. Ague, and Master Jack the day at Mr. Ivy Smith's last Sun- day, coming over from Ayden on a car. Mrs. from Farm- ville, was her Mrs. A. A. Joyner. Sunday. Any one wishing for a good would do well to come to our as It Is on a boom In every way. Ills to Speak. Mich., Feb. II Arrangements have been completed for the annual banquet of tho Lincoln Republican Club here tomorrow night. Senator Charles Townsend will he and among the leading will be Senator Wesley Jones of Washington and ex-Con- James E. Watson of In- leaders in k at h WASHINGTON. C, Feb. Representative of BOO fade organ with the embracing entire would i and representing every line of in- registered at the. New lard Hotel today for the opening of the second annual meeting of tho National Chamber of Commerce. To- day was devoted to preliminaries of the gathering. regular pro- gram of papers, addresses and c will be taken up tomorrow morning and continued over Friday. The Sherman anti-trust law, with particular reference to President son's recent on corporate and trust control, has been selected the leading subject for discussion at the meeting. Among the speakers who are to he heard or the are President Van Hi e the University of Wisconsin, Prof Harry u. of Columbia versify, Louis i. of ton, and P. Fish, former of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company The question as to what constitutes unreasonable restraint of trade, as to whether holding companies interlocking directorates should he prohibited and as to how the Sher- man law arc to be discussed, In addition to the trust the meeting will give attention to the currency and Income tax and the development of the foreign trade of the States following tho opening of the Panama canal Charles A. of the Interstate Commerce Commission will tell the delegates of tho work Involved ill caking a physical valuation of the railroads Secretory Wilson of tho Department of Is down for an address the relations of his to and coin- Murk to I mi- tract to be let in the car Pa- tare let Nome Other Yesterday being the day ed for the opening of the bids for tho erection of the Greenville Cotton Mills in the southwestern part of tie city, about a dozen contractors, In- several from ether cities and states were stationed near the offices cf the company, to await the returns their respective bids. It the better part of the day for th officials to go over the cs- and at a late hour in afternoon the Building Com- of Greenville, S. was award- ed the contract for the main build- The price being in the neigh- of thirty-five thousand This leaves still another con- tract to he let, that being for th tenant and several other buildings, a power plant and tho machinery to equip the mill throughout. We understand this will hi done at as early date as The contract of yesterday calls for a building feet With an I. Also a storage warehouse feet, in addition to this then is to in- a reservoir holding one and fifty thousand gallons Water, with a tank feet in the air with the capacity of 50.000 gal- Work is to begin at once and Is to he completed by the latter part of the summer. Next Saturday will be t day mere an o Interest In Greenville and a large crowd i expected to b re ii is the d iv for the n monthly meetings the Para Ion and also lie Ti a A. . in addition to this it is the date for a Farm, Institute, it i also time for holding civil for fourth-class ; I asters and rural route carriers. The its will prove of interest to the public generally, Lecturers from the department of at Raleigh will hold these institutes and discussions of farm operations, crops, live stock. ii household economies, home conveniences health in the home, etc., will into COB SUICIDE II RICHMOND Joyner, Was at Business College in mm Young Joiner H Well known Pitt Hill lake Place afternoon in I These are all live topics and will discussed by practical men and men in a way. At the afternoon session a box will be opened and questions answered ill a round table discussion and it will he take B k to this session. A year's subscription to a woman's be given to the woman over years of age, living on a farm, who bakes and the highest scoring loaf of bread. A v. n subscription to a magazine will be given to the girl under age A-ho on a farm, exhibiting I the highest scoring loaf broad, of the above will given In a family. A premium will also be to the from a exhibiting bi -t pone of bread, At the present time laborers an at work moving several buildings on the company's property to clear a right of way for the laying of side tracks from the mills to the Norfolk Southern and Atlantic coast Line tracks. It is understood that this will lie in the course of two weeks. The following contractors sub- estimates linker and Greenville, N C. n. ii. Norfolk Vs. Pros., New N. C, York and Greenville, N. C Charlotte, N. C. k. Cecil, Lexington, N. C. Carter Construction Company. N. C. C. B. West. Greenville. N. C. Burwell Greenville, N. C Alsop and Newport News Va Meeting. CONCORD, N II, Feb. annual state agricultural con- of New Hampshire was held in this city today. The leading of the program was an address by Prof. W. C. of the of Illinois. I. FORESTRY BEET FOR TEACH- ASSOCIATION. The fourth annual convention the North Carolina Al will be held in N. C. on Wednesday and Thursday, April 8th and 9th, 1914. The Appalachian Park Association and the Hoard Trade are lending their co-operation, and no effort will he spared to make this one of the most interesting and largely attend- ed forestry meetings ever held in the south. The program in i h prominent men on tin pro problems of the and en each subject open to all ii will be called for The Bide trips of unusual are be- arranged for with the land own en In connection with tho mi I one a v to the celebrated . d of the n here tore-try was practiced In Hie Slates; ind trip over the unique logging railroad Into the spruce forests on the sale of Mt. Mitchell, the highest peak of the Rockies which are now be logged. Such a program should be of equal Interest to foresters, lumbermen, landowners, and public men; and all who possibly can Should plan to attend The Grammar Grade division of the Association will meet in the graded school building on Saturday morning o'clock. The follow- subjects will he Sixth and Seventh Grade Powers. Certificates In Tanker, Studies in Miss SMITH, RICHMOND, Roland M. twenty-three years old, of N. C who has been at- a local business college In city January title committed suicide early today shooting him- self through the right With I revolver. Death was In- Joyner was in a room at th time was dressed. He had just finished eating a bowl stew when inmates of the place a pistol shot and upon rushing to his room found him dead on a bed. Iii wallet ill his coat pocket was B brief note written In ink. It of living. I r. N, c Mrs. Joyner, it developed is the mother of tin Scribbled on tin- same slit et pap r were several memorandum notes of phonographic records which Joyner had evidently either purchased recently or int- d purchasing. The title I made Me Love II. Have to Get l Out and Get and Gel y a pawn ticket in the wallet showed r had disposed of over- coat for several dollars. With hi is i to have bought tile pistol in- used iii taking his coining to Richmond had been rooming at l Fourth street, This morning when Joyner failed to show up at breakfast It was thought that he was Indisposed from cold, from which he had been for day. It not until several i news of the a- n I v c No e for I iii Id bi ascertained Joiner was t i , and n I d I la life, I . a not known. Ilia viii ills Funeral This Feb. 10- News reach- ed here this morning Roland second of I r shot if last In Richmond, where he was Ma s College Ha ft a note he was tired of living lie was about years of Tho funeral will be he'd tomorrow after- noon, II will be recalled was the star short stop on the farm- vine team of 1918, in which ho pulled off some sensational tin diamond Our town BI a deeply with his mother in such a sad hour. Sunday School Workers ANDERSON, s. c. Feb. of Sunder workers was on today the opening of the annual convention of the Smith Carolina Sunday School As- The convention will con- three days, during which time noted religious leaders will addressee and all phases of Sunday school work and methods will be dis- cussed. TO Several days ago Baker, local contractors, were awarded the contract for the erection of a for Mr, B, B, son, and today they signed up with Dr. and Mr. F. G James for the office building to he built on the lot on Third street to tho of the Hi Hector office,

HP THE CAROLINA and FARM and EASTERN REFLECTOR mi roe D. J Editor. CAROLINA Lt year. . . I BU rates be II I I ind I i . -v r- fad i Beat , rising red . i . . The cold Is am o--------- The only thing men original fin. ---------o In a man's opinion a kiss to the day when a set of men of postage does not apply, however who do not consider North r stats will he assembled in an the legislative at Raleigh Meanwhile, it is gratifying to see a o sentiment springing up all over the There never area so email state to the selection of leg II ground hoc enjoys I season he couldn't call his the basis of service, ii is more than wife little with than on that of personal favor- i .,,,. a face. North Carolina bet- bet a in . s. ping it mean that that any means. to either letters or other articles mailed with the apparent of avoiding It will teen that while this or is made that mail which But b important shall not he delayed ill livery it not intend shall mail without to let the addressee pay ground southern v i mis men to Raleigh to I postage, hence the double rate a The other I term make laws, rather than for the is charged on the drove out of Greenville with a pi ind cheap ambition of having of such mall. The sender of of oil i; attached to their names, can well imagine how the To the i I ii. the Charlotte Observer. ;. hay Jan- ; or farmer. w in plans something new ---------o ; a. That is what all o--------- Remorse i the feeling a man has when bottle is empty. Marrying an old bachelor la like buying second-hand furniture. A man's shoulders are not always as broad as they're padded. old fact is be ought mire enough song . my- bay not to buy any all. but like o Raleigh News and Reversing the It gave an Interesting review of at . caught bi the ten months of President Wilson's up to the present. In fruit i that d this time i i pi by as made in the have been fulfilled than When Harry K. Thaw gel i been known in the history of the Freedom it id that he d. country. The Wilson going i In i hi ; it . t have to gun . i I Woman suffragists In New- York state advised to wear mourning for six months if they fall to get the Vote, The promised saving in maker's has given New born ---------o is good at every point, and the country is gaining by having such a president and the Democrats in charge of its affairs. AH ORDER FAKERS A COT- Ml It is BO easy mail eider p- to defraud the public that Uncle Sam is forced to spend thousands of dollars and to maintain a large force of Inspectors and clerks Frederick the well known journalist, who has been writing a series of articles for the Chicago Daily News on the Depart- tells about the mail order fa- in a recent article on The article Is as fol- I should feel toward him to have pay h no -t on n letter. Out The Department has been lighting the fraudulent use of the mails for many years. The first has passed the bill fort in that direction was to Issue postal money orders payable at a fraud order against the or any to which the association guilty of fraudulent Hi I I The Immigration bill is making rapid progress in congress, and few test votes taken show that con- i- in favor of the bill by four to one. However, during the dis n-- of the bill in the house it de- that one of the provisions dis- against the Japanese which la to President Wilson. When the bill Anally pas-. I it will probably provide for restrict Immigrants from all countries and treating them all alike. The re- c convention of miners held Indianapolis heartily the bill as it Is the imported from the foreign countries that Is Hooding this country with more In- . . . may present them, instead of only and deny to it the use of mails a new Incentive for stub- than it can provide work for. at the office on which the order is in the receipt or dispatch A.- drawn. The new plan Of payment mail matter bill there are many ways a Broadway ear at any money order Will to get around it that the fraud or- A man cannot keep his grouch Ms friends at the same time. Alas, it husbands were like sewing machines, and we could them sent up on trial; It's so hard to reform a man when he hasn't any great fault but a little el all of them. o--------- .-.- is getting so it without being hitched. o--------- Whoa, there, little Japanese Do go kicking over the traces, Man should not be d tax alone. o--------- You cannot spell piety without spelling pity, much lens live it. Might a- we the wrong Bid of the Street as be put into effect as seen to hail a man or the wrong side of postmaster general can pare the productive of the most satisfactory his which state of affairs creates a hard- ship for the American laborer. o--------- as seen as the method of suppression was not It Is much easier for some men necessary rules governing the same results in the efforts of the depart- to the devil for a woman . The Change is expected to to prevent the use of the mall It buildings did not progress so Increase the use of postal money or- service in the promotion of fraud. lowly because of the of la- because of the greater Then the department decided to borers you would see even houses going up in Greenville than are now evidence, in getting them paid. OF THE WIRES. A tip from Raleigh says that seat w Ilk h opened today for the concert there on th 13th was unprecedented in the city. You institute a system of prosecution against those who advertise tempt- bait for suckers and use the mails in their operations. All sorts of schemes have been hatched up Postmaster-General is en- ,,, from their coin en urging congress to pass one of the fa- the bill authorizing the government of getting money is to take over the entire telephone and through the advertising of telegraph system of the country. All par values and lo go to work for her. Train up a son in the way he should go and then watch him some other way. Tomorrow will be the 108th an- of the birth of Abraham -o- radium cure is another penis have lost out in the test- The U to be banished from financial us well as penal in- One-bait the Washington holders wonder how the other hair not in, Thai eminent new Suffragist, tin Begum of Is quite some In- Maiden parts of the country are approving on dollar selling value. The on the part of victims in prospect are advised to the general and thous- remember the story of the Standard of letters are pouting to Oil and hear again the story of liar- congressmen and senators from ail are gravely told that there parts of the country urging them lo is a chance o plank down an honest support the proposed measure. On- dollar that ultimately will bring in The Greenville Gazette is a years ago Great Britain took returns that will make Standard name of a new paper Just started the telephones of the British look like starvation dividends in coin- here with Mr. C. P. Carroll editor. Kingdom have rendered much to be published semi-weekly. The better service and at much less cost The stock advertised may that man to go astray on his predictions during the ground hog period. There will be just no keeping up with Feb- weather. The most dangerous thing we can think of a little confession. Cold weather never cured a fever and a woman's Indifference never put out the divine fire of man's love. FAIR A Hark for an Old One. How it Fan be Pone In number shows a good beginning the public than when operated The hack aches at times with a dull, Indescribable feeling, making you of an gold mine, or of a land weary and restless; piercing pains private en We heard two farmers talking, Europe now- one of them said the farmers gen- telegraph and the telephone, and w did not take advantage the all of company owning lands that shoot across the region of the owns and operates the peep above low tide, or of a company loins are so lame South ha. found out one thing we never suspected about T They be is diplomatic. it took German engineer to in that the Panama canal is BOt deep enough for real hi By attacking defenseless i with the sword, Russia's soldiery Indicate that the military ii tics are winning general fin or abroad. o--------- Those New York burglar textbook -lip with telling how to pick All locks, the government kindly explain- the In its pretty weather in January to get a-i much work done as they could have done This is campaign year, you know-. the whose political fences are in a bad way, thinks the i ailing a fence mass is a good enough scheme to get his several years behind in this r.- These things are natural mo and should be run in the in- of the public like the Post Office department instead of in tilt Interest of the stockholders as present. holding the patent rights to any sort to looP No use to rub or apply a plaster to the hack if of device from one guaranteed to the art of transportation to one that will make diamonds out of egg shells. LETTERS. the kidneys are weak. You cannot reach the cause. Greenville resident would do well to profit by the follow- ii W. J. K. Seventh St. Washington, N. C. am glad to confirm the public statement one One not familiar with the inside I of my family gave some time ago work of a haw little Idea telling of my experience with TIMBER PICKING STARTED. how many letters dropped In the troubled me The proposition to draft mall box without necessary stamps for months and my kidneys were ordered. The kidney secretions gave fences mended. The strange thing nor for legislature is meet- due me a great deal of annoyance, with endorsement, Editor Hurley may have stretched the blanket a little n he said he is there are some people fall an easy mark to the ruse. While the farmers are preparing Jarvis was to be brought out fur a large tobacco crop, they we he sprung the bear in mind that the hope of j his own little sprint shop in cultural prosperity s in at any rate, he put supplies for home good in motion. The stamp There is nothing lo be gained A Observer is quick t in raising the so-called money crops for the and having lo spend all the proceeds and g n with the for supplies. j, of Salisbury paper's idea for o--------- strong men in the coming general a or oversight. Hereto- at night After I had used two fore If such letters have the name boxes of Kidney Pills, I was of the person mailing them they have not had to take any kidney medicine were returned for postage, or In the i For Ml, y a B absence of information the ad- I t o., was notified that a letter was New York, agents for the United held without postage and would be States. Remember the HEEL. Home Marriage Solemnized Afternoon. N. C. Feb pretty marriage was celebrated at country home of and Mrs. B. Mitchell Sunday when daughter he- bride of Mr. Louis M. of The already beautiful was made more attractive by the elegant decorations, the color scheme being green and white. The parlor was d and Illuminated with candles, artistically arranged Ivey and ferns. At the appointed hour the assembled into the parlor, Mr. Floyd presided at the piano and sweetly rendered -Sultans Hand as Gilbert Jones, Lloyd Pate, A P. and Dr. I-. Sp, use entered and the can dies Following those came the rib- girls, little Misses and Hill. The music suddenly changed to Bridal as the bridal party advanced to the altar groom accomplished by his best man. Mr. J. Fountain. Jr., and the bride with her maid of honor Miss Flossie The bride's costume was of Ivory satin with a tunic of real lace and carried a shower bouquet of bride's roses and maiden hair fern. Her veil was of white tulle with a wreath of tiny white rose buds arching her brow. Her maid was clad in white -aim. with laces and carried a large bouquet of carnations. Rev, J. J. Walker, of Greenville using the ring spoke the impressive words that joined happy hearts for life. During the services was played by the pianist as an ac to the effective words of betrothal. To the strains of d. Wedding the couple left the room followed by the others it- succession. The ceremony being over, and hearty congratulations and hasty good-byes, the bride and groom companied by a number of friends left on cars for Greenville, where they will make their home. The bride is one of the most ac- and beautiful young lad- of this community and liked by all who know her for her many graces and genial disposition. The groom is very popular and enjoys the con- of the public to a large de- Among the out of town guests present Mr. and Mrs. Tate and Dr. and Mrs. K. P. Spouse, of Mr and Mrs. Andrew Windham. of Fountain Rev. J. J. Walker, pastor of the Christian church at Greenville; Messrs. J. L Fountain. Jr. of Raleigh; Floyd of Kinston; Finest Jackson and L. Wilson, of Dover; Miss of and six well filled cars of friends from Green- ville. at Immediately after the arrival of the party at Greenville a reception was given at the home of the bride- groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wilson on street. Quite a number of friends were present and dined with the happy pair. Italian Hand was stationed In rear of the hall and rendered soft music during supper. Your Bad JUST TRY ONE c Wonderful Stomach and Be Convinced You Can Restored To take no other. it mattered not how important they might be or what business lions were Involved. the event Women Play Golf at N. C. Feb. eighth annual St. Valentine's golf tournament for women was started addressee failed to send under conditions today at the Country Club. Play The woman who wants made and more not have noted tin surplus of . Id maids aim They ought to hurry the completion the school for -1 It Kinston in order lo have a place me, discussing about it One of our nearby contemporaries That paper adds many its town as the metropolis the Post Eastern Carolina while their. for a legislature of a strong person- Rent is carrying numerous The Observer's contention of that nature. In been in years past. a it Is now, that Greenville building has been active this state ought to resort to the draft for several months and still strangers process In order to bring the leg- are our gates every week up to the highest standard, Inquiring and begging for houses in for it Is as The New and Observer letters, or perhaps their to live. Another tally for -it g the best delivered the Postmaster Greenville. who . is the has Issued the following or- j good farming. Write for me nomination ii is by the authority in the Uncled , to and post on on o,. am price , he the Don't Band would from jury service that the stale c be . A will you reason. when notified, then the unstamped letters were to the dead lotto in Washington city, where the were opened returned to the writer if the letter's address was ills closed. To obviate the delay in delivery will continue through the of the week. Basis of all LIME Is the Basis of all Let us applaud the custom that congressmen to leave their the even though it seriously interferes the horn Mil of some emotional states BOB. Oh, Low to give a man a life sentence ,, out and ship to or Me for just killing thirty-one people. In the law-making Other shall eluding his wife and four There are few nieces of not unless prepaid at STRASBURG You can lead a husband lo the res- but you can't make him or Its another woman's husband. period. There are few pieces of like Jarvis In the legislative woods of of North Carolina, but are prepayment double of and every county amount of shall be col ought to make a search for this the addressee. The option quality. The Observer hopes to no or at part LIME CO. VIRGINIA II. Stephens, vice president of the States of America, born near Ga. Died Atlanta. March 1883. Tea re not to Stomach s and receive any dote H lo convince Ailments it f sir. t remedy nil o . to has been taken by many thousand of throughout the land. It I mid o I c, . ever end no v claim it and r others who may be suit, and to try It. Mind yon, Stomach ism afferent than meet medicines -e r.-t on market the various really m by end one do-e do more to convince the moat than torn of other medicines. from one dose amaze and the benefits are entirely natural, acts on the source and of . rem ca- and bile a chronic the and tract, rendering the cry one of May. It lo a t-i will be your quick recovery and praise It s others are constantly doing. Send for booklet on Stomach to Geo, H. alts. Chemist. hums St., Far Sale In K. C, by THE JOHN l, CO and Druggists MAINE SEED POTATOES We have a car Genuine Maine Grown Seed Potatoes Leave your orders with us MOSELEY BROS Mayor James Alter Those Conducting Business at City Market Mayor James is right I II regarding tin- laws of the town, and i these shall lie el in th.- future Friday of he issued warrants for even conducting a at tin- city market charging them with ping unsanitary places, and this morning I in to appear in lore him and with a small r. lo contained la the town as In hOW places should l- kept. His lurch before quits warned thorn ii. ii- i- were mended, would have guilty ones brought meek . , ., a impose t committee the i,, ere rod to have i ii. with this nun D improvement, in conducting i should do their p I . u i i I as i . PLAY MARCH Ayden Items. Myth Will Be Presented DRAMATIZED R LONGFELLOW Sheriff Captures Blind Tiger at Haddock's Road we k was a busy one town and officers in ins up blind tigers, in fact . m the arrest hi some one charge retailing I being about the only, . without laurel, a blind tiger is to he considered the week up to yesterday morning, In- would go ill search for same-. and truss Road. . place located at a point and Creek townships moot, there found one not blind, as whiskey Jugs, bottles bottle tops were surrounding the place bus- Mr. W, in- lie found over two barrels genuine beer was tin- sheriff's second visit in Mr. Cox's store having about a month ago and finding av barrels of what tiny sail near beer he Informed the Hint ho had learned of his Illegal business warned him against such, he promised m take, saying that he considered his legal . he was nothing stronger than what found in plan it that time. During the latter pun last week Hip officer learned that Mr. Cox was a thriving and ally did after the second and fourth Saturday's or each month, at which lime he would receive to last a COUple of weeks. being Sun- day the sheriff when then good supply of Intoxicants on hand. the beer he found two kegs which Mr. Cox said contained orange wine, Mr. Dudley having sufficient evidence he made no fur- Investigation, When tried before Magistrate this morning th.- case was car- over to next term of court lender bond. crew of lite Atlantic Realty Company left day in their private for a lour of weeks calendar wall tilled with dates to numerous sales before re turning to the horns oBos, Play Hill h- Different limn lay tin- Train- lag School. Cos- unit hie month from tills i . March the annual Senior play will be This play in- from hitherto given at school. beautiful Greek myth, r dram I d i. Hi . has n adopt d and made into a pageant, l i i . occur I ; . ii . dryads, . r iv dam s in and out a i i bi cir, setting tie- world's ii t love story, Tl.-mines, iii lot in mill fitting woods gardens and Greek Interiors will produce charming effects, Music- will harmonize with aM w to in j i i i, Mi i Mildly was to undertake poaching, a professional coach o New York city, Miss Mabel V. Riven, managing the play, She bi costumes and stage properties New York mid for the class members of the faculty have been busy carrying cut the plans. She will soon take entire personal charge. These plays at the school have become events of great Interest to the town community, Th- senior class has been plan- fall, to production such that it will Increase the excellent reputation that the school has for class dramatic performances, Entertains. Minnie and . entertained at their home on north Washington Saturday in honor Misses Clara and Waldorf, of City. These Misses Harris, Dorothy Mai i J, Ferrell Peele, Vivian la, Carroll, Helen Pugh, Clara V. Covert, Waldorf. Minnie and Rives; Messrs, Leon Rives, Hell. P. Hear Clarence Kin. i Waldorf Douglas Ward. evening pleasantly spent Instrumental music and games be- principal entertainment home was beautifully decorated for and clarinet the evening several courses of delicious refresh- were served, DEN, Mr. J. II Han is has purchased the sale stables of Mr. K. Winslow, on Third street. This is valuable property. We Mr. Winslow r I t inn set of stable, much than tin- quarters lie ha.- sold, on corner of Lee and Third streets. Mr. S. Jackson tells us that he has caught two molt hi- plant bed and twenty-lour en bis farm around his garden, with two of these Mule trap-. Plenty of them can he had K. Smith and Bros Mrs. Henrietta Hodges, widow the Mr. Rodeos, d u I near Monday after a lingering the mother of Mrs, J. R, spier. Messrs i v b member of l Chi . hurl mill .- i a the of right Her remains were laid rest in the family burial ground afternoon. We extend out II to Is good I i a bell tn ii or any en. rung P is declared, mid Mr Jackson, at t .-; arm his hi his lion . ht lire mid i I i. lie ii., situation. Plenty of those i farm, school mid church I at II Smith and I; . i a ant a nice i , c t it from Hi tin pi city Shetland pony. I II. II., 1,1.1 k . i I u auction at and B Mr. t that i i is raging In in- Hill. III i- f His J. P. ii . lo i n ; dropped in M evening to I caking of i i -i I Ion. C. i. the ; he time in blow up your now, win i an U light- the i a ton dynamite, It. Bro. hid has been d farm the late It. Had . which was i Monday .-id necessitate another sale, is n valuable farm one will a the next sale he March 2nd A visit through the rural dis- will convince you Hint our pie have availed themselves of the pretty weather and broke Jots of hind. No end to blowing up stumps. Plenty of dynamite yet. It. Smith and The Masonic brethren held their regular communication last Thurs- day, fitting ceremonies, speeches and usual banquet. Mr. ii. us Lumber Company have received another of men from the labor bureau, that are proving workers, and they will expect another shipment seen, lie also us th.-y are apt, quick and good mid that ho is well d so far, old spelling tells lion is ill th. DuPont says dynamite is the powder, fur blowing stumps, Plenty can he had at It. Smith Pros, WANT ADS Sc. P r , saw must accompany orders for want ads, except from those having regular advertising ac- counts. The rate is h cents per line, six words to the line. Tel- No. FRESH at S. M. TWO HI i. T w. White- U N 175.00 and S lO . ii ii ., i ti ; i ; . .-. and cos P i ale i. -i e v . v irk, N. i, i i; lull TWO-PAS i- r. In good shape Write . N. BLACK Ml the the left Owner can and . P Dudley, Greenville, N. C. S Id Hilt IT UM I BI Di. S Hi c. r Dr. S. Ha S. T. HICKS Plumbing Heating Contractor Moved to New Store on Fourth Street Allen's Stables Estimates Given on all Work Large or Small Repair Work a Specialty Out of town work will receive our prompt attention Residence Phone 385-L. Office Phone a, . . T-. . . FORD The Universal Car Prices Touring 550.00 Runabout 500.00 b. Detroit For Sale by Phone Ford Supply Co. N. C. ALWAYS A SIGN OF DEATH M RECEIVER v CAR LOAD OF ii pipe, I and In s T Phone at Sure Indication That the Dread Visitor Hes Been There. Me . ; of a a being I . . from top St Nun-1 District i, offer Rule to the t bidder, SIX . DOLLARS bond, I . 1914, to run Mil- I N i Pa I. i I. S. I , . f. . . ltd en You ; your tin p em Saturday night . . ii JENKINS p STOKES, Clerk. I MUM it for rs arc, Pa i per month. A. A. Manager, r Building-. i in. . i i nine her I I To that one o or lo flab- inn and T wharf In I in n it a Sag i and a of the or t rally bi Eng I over- custom of flying Saga at originated as a token of de- feat. That is. when an army was de- its lowered down the . i i c ml pi r annum, p on tin- clay of Jan- . la will lied by virtue of an Act of the Ai E S ratify by a unanimous vote . ail District at an ,; ti m I nadir said Act, will be Fold in Of I These bonds non-taxable. Sealed bids will lie received by the r I at his in N. C. for these bonds till February 1st, A deposit of per cent bid. H. Chairman Hoard of Trustees, foe. ion. II IV between Saul's Pharmacy mid store, it with pearls and i. Row n in t n J ml to give room for the victorious f amount of bid must accompany army to place is Bag that of the defeated army. Prom this the custom grew into fly- Bag at half-staff when an of- ti army or navy. died. Later it was adopted by civilians us we and to- day, when a man of prominence dies, of whether he was sailor, soldier, or civilian, the hunK at Whereas. In the olden ,.,.,.,. ,,.,, days, when the custom Started, the up- per space was left to that the in Effect lull, victor could put his there, now Norfolk Southern R. R. NOTICE. All parties owing taxes for 1913 come forward at once and set- same cu- I shall proceed to COl said taxes under distress s i. DUDLEY, Sheriff, seems that death Is the victor, and so tho space Is left. It is, of course, a mark of respect to tho dead person to have flags at hull-staff for him. NOTICE. Plans and iii. aliens for a and storage warehouse to b in Kinston, X. C. can be found the Warden Drug Co. We Invite contractors to examine and bins en name. We resume the right to re- an all bids. HUGHES THOMAS CO Dick and Marchioness. Mr. Richard perpetual grandmaster of tho Order of Apollos, and some time clerk to Sampson Brass, Esq., attorney, was learned in purl. His sorrow that grown men should not know- it could surpass only bis surprise that tho marchioness have tasted beer in sips. For it was a flagon of cream- purl that Introduced into the cellar kitchen that able night he discovered the little her eye at the key- and r tor company set him- self to teach her it must rank as one of the greatest not only in Mr. life, but in all Purl was then hot ale, well spiced nutmeg and laced with a measure of gin.- London Chronicle. Mayor's docket this morning i uses of disorderly conduct drunkenness and they all received via was coming to them. One the number refuted to enter the guard house when day night, consequently it required rough the officers which, received. NOTICE I to notify my patrons and I have moved by gun repairing shop to tho store t opposite Tuft and W. E MOORE Two strong and Interesting mons were delivered at the Christian Church yesterday by the paster. There was one addition to tie- church morning Bart tag week i Deeds Dell i a d marriage Hi lo the fol WHITE Jones and Etta Williams. James Joyner I lay wood Man Smith NOTICE. Notice is hereby given day. March 1914, at the Houses at County Homo known number one. and three will he sold public- sale, at the house door In Greenville, Drown, attorney. order of the Hoard Commit j sinners of Pitt county. The hoard reserves right to reject any and all bids. This February 1914, B i, LEWIS, Chairman, i BELL, Clerk of the Board. To Purify Musty Places. Charcoal and quicklime are the best To use charcoal, in- stance, suspend It net bags. Make a number of bags to hold several largo lumps of charcoal. These will absorb all sorts of bad odors gad mid leave the atmosphere pure and sweet. Tho power of charcoal Is ac- cording to Its freshness, and this is restored by heating;, Once a week the bags down, empty them a Ore pot and heat very hot. The freshened lumps will then serve a new period of usefulness. call taken up at my house, , .-., i ., spot I his also white about one fool from end of tall, also under breast; alien year old, small Owner can get call idea- hiving pay all c T C. MOORE, it. p, No I, stokes, n c state in sol friends Hint we have opened n in the opposite Center Brick m, ill nil kinds fresh ten. ctr. It A CO, 12.1. EMPLOYMENT FOR OLD CAR Gardener Has Found Really Ingenious Use for Automobile That Had Its Day. do all the old cars Is a question that Is nuked continually, there very few persons who can even approximate the answer with any degree of satisfaction either to themselves or to others. But it is certain where least one of them gone for it been d n lawn mower. The reason for fall from aristocratic to plebeian work is because its owner has a really lawn to keep in trim; he is head gardener for a largo, golf club and every one knows put- ting be ; There was an antiquated t c Under on the premises that had ceased to be of any practical val- for pleasure purposes and tho gardener the bright Idea of i making it In the so to speak. So with help of steel strips and some chains he at- no less three law-n mow- to they were drawn by horse. The steering Is In. tact except that the place of this front wheels Is taken by a heavy roller; two rollers take place of the driving Beautiful Bird of Paradise. Women of fashion who wear the bird of paradise plumes do not realize how beautiful the bird is that to them Its pride glory. Its total length Is about eight inches; Its body, and tail are of a rich color, which deepens on the breast to a blackish violet or purple brown. The top of the head and neck is of a delicate straw color, the N. following schedule published as Information ONLY are not guaranteed. Trains Leave BAST BOUND a. m. daily, Pullman Bleeping car for Norfolk. a. in. dally, fr Plymouth, Eliza- beth City and Norfolk. Broiler Parlor Car service Washington tn Norfolk. Connects for all points north and west p, in. daily except Sunday, for Washington. WEST BOUND. a. in. daily for Wilson. and west. Pullman sleeping service. north, south and i i a. dally, except Sunday, for Wilson and Raleigh. Connects for ail pee p. daily for Raleigh and ail Intermediate stations. For further information and in ping rs, to J i. II, Greenville N. C. s. c Passenger Agent W. A. I Superintend NORFOLK, VA. OVUM Into N Corner tit treats n t i Transfer Hen and Phone No flay ll J. C. Lanier m storm mm velvet. The lower part of the throat is covered with emerald green which reach to the aye, and ; aft II tend in a band across the forehead chin fur the eve. which Is bright yellow. From i Of tho body beneath the wings a dense tuft of long delicate sometimes two feet length, of tho most intense orange color extremely glossy, but el toward the tips Into a pale brown. proposes, I just man COLDS or doses will break any CAM of Chills Fever, Colds it acts on the Call tip and don not ; , . A ,

Unloading Car Hay And Car of Gilt Edge Flour i J. G. BALK W By virtue of a power of sale con- t a deed of mad-1 by Solomon P. C. Harding, in the day of January, 1914, will on Thursday, th day Of MM, at o'clock a. in. at the store formerly occupied Paul Solomon, attested the Dickerson ave in the of Greenville, North Carolina, ear to Ml bidder for the stock of goods, and mer- KEEP HUNTERS FROM BIRDS ANCIENT AND MODERN WAR One Good Thing, and About All, That Can Be for the Pestilent Mosquito. In the north of Canada the mosquito reigns supreme. The swarms that rise from streams, lakes marshes, as each comes lo the and emerge, dry, from the skin he wore when a in the water, checked or resisted. Though weakly blown aside by the wind or driven off by smoke, they triumph by the force of numbers. There is compensation for their Idle to Make Comparison to the Courage Required by the Sol- of the Period. annoyance, and even for solo,,,,,,, including all goods, of of Loots, hats and raps, clothing, important than doth am all kinds of dry nil trout and bass fry. also all fixtures stun our feathered game said ore building. ins the nesting season and insure In . of said stock taker to the of migrants that H. VT. CARTER, M. D. At a give,, distance, j Practice limited to diseases of the i i v- All sol desiring to i on i e la of i I i- p c H A I SALE. of i it. Lam I. ; It, v t tin offer sale be- door in n- m VI i . March 2nd. Bit- of Pitt a. tract land of Folk S . J,. to rear their broods in the woods The egg collector, the skin col- and all the inquisitive, curious and destructive who would otherwise invade the woods and marshes during the nesting season, are warned oft by that ominous and pi hum. It is more effective than all the game- preserving and bird protecting stat- It insures safety during helpless time when the mother bird can only flutter along the ground in paralyzed terror, drawing the invader ship g away from her treasured but helpless Bust he more offspring. While the mosquito reigns the bird life that ranges the continent will nest unmolested in varied northern retreats. C i d mi I C p v A, nth. . h, i. . mi Cc On. ii I ward Deposit Only Saving Ba In r . is no setter protection than a place and lei us explain our service to you y Lo i Dickinson Ave. Near A. C. L. Depot. ; en i to P. M I THE FARMERS BANK Greenville, N. C. K. I ;. stock ii l C SEEK FOR THE -SUNNY To Look Always for the Best Is One of the Main Secrets of Lift's Happiness. One who boards a train on a hot day is usually .- ireful to choose as. at on the shady side. If we took much tare to look on the sunny do to Bit on this would a far more cod I i peaceful world. The host of good habits to cultivate is of i as a and glorious II i i i i. not as s i dimly descried In i of a pestilential ca Upturn a stone In the on e, the away from the sin., you will . th . II of crawling, d creatures that run away from light because they do not love it. How different it is from the beauty of the flow and the v. of the greensward living in the open Much la written of the terrors of modern war. Little is written of the terrors of the wars of old. Yet It Is doubtful if war today makes greater demands on human courage than war in time of Grant, of Washington, of of Caesar, of Alexander. Consider a stand-up infantry fight in the days of the revolution After the preliminary and long- distance musketry practice, the two regiments toward each other in close ranks. frequently at thirty yards, there was a halt, a smashing volley, and then a bayonet charge through the smoke. Bullets days ware large and of soft lead, and the man who was hit down. Over him tramped his comrades or the enemy, shooting and stabbing. That th of infantry bat- for years. To minimize the courage lo make a good sol- i under such circumstances is to fly in the face of common sense. Modern war requires different typo of courage from needed of old. The old touch of elbows is lack- The old of companion- The modern Idler alert, better taught, l r than the olden soldier of value. But it does not fol- low it the modern soldier Is man. The man who fought at the and at Bunker Hill and at and no need to learn heroism in any school. It was there already. D. M. I Attorney at Law Land and Drainage Canes a Specialty. In office formerly occupied y and Glow. L I. Moore W. H. Long Attorney at Law Office in Building, Third it. Practices bis services are desired Greenville. North Carolina HELPLESS WITHOUT THE DOG Owner of Cows Had Not Thought That He Himself Go After Them. r I . lie Local looking toward the sky In life it is like that. We have nut H i hi I until we have learned to look, to work, and to live, forever On the sonny Ledger. B. T, Cox. R. R. Fl n in, V-P. F. A. Edmundson Cashier. ran FIRE EXTINGUISHERS We have just received a shipment of garages aid he me The extinguisher is three inches in diameter, fourteen inches high and weighs only five pound. It can be attached to any auk mobile it also comes with a bracket attachment for the garage and home. t cl r-rd will positively i and garage. Ask Agent, then c n tee ard let show you little The John Flanagan Buggy Company GREENVILLE, N. Established 1866. II a I is i . i . la any one Is u k ti, run it large ii said , will U ,.,, in ; j i to the t r Ami and warning i hereby further given, the stock law the stock la t t created by Chapter of the Public I m Laws of 1911 Is the stock law fence and protected b law, damaging or unlawfully inter i. with the same will be prose- i n provide by law. By order of the Board of of Pitt fount,, at their regular ting 3rd, 1914. B. M. LEWIS Chairman, BELL, Clerk. START OF POSTAL SERVICE An Atlanta man tells an amusing experience he had In a mountainous , i a southwestern state, where are notoriously shift a dilapidated Shanty fit the noon hour, be inquired as to the for dinner. The head of family, who had . been I on a fall. tree in his dwelling, made reply to the et i . he a ed Onto the table putty With this the travel dismounted. To his chagrin, how. be soon discovered that food set before was such that he could not possibly a He such excuses us he could for his of appetite, and finally bethought him self of a kind of nourishment which h might venture to take and which. WM sure to be found In any locality. Hi asked for some milk. have milk no said tin ; of the place. cried the on earth has the dog to do with i explained his host lively, cows don't seem to know to come up be milked their The dog, ho to go Ear Nose Throat. Washington. N. C Greenville, N. C. Office with Dr. I James, Green- ville, day every Monday. a m to t pm J. Attorney at Law In Edwards Building, on the Court House Square Lawyers Practicing in nil the Courts Office In Wooten on street, fronting Court House MOO A at Law . North Carolina h. r. Life. Sick and on Fourth street, near Wilson Urn . i NORTH C CHOICE For all occasions, Roses, Violets and the lead- rs. art in wedding arrange- the I . offerings to be had. ting pi I . I Hy- i, Norfolk pines other nice pot plants Rose .-. i gr ens, rub- plants and trees. Pail, telegraph and telephone orders xiii by I. i Com Store Greenhouse RALEIGH, N. C. I. and Vicinity First Attempt at System Began England Far Back as Year 1633. In To Convert Gypsies. In a never-ending, tide, a million gypsies surge to and fro across Europe. From east to west they mi- grate at the beginning of summer, and west to east in the fall. Nowhere are they wanted, everywhere are they eyed with suspicion, but still every year they wander, and the authorities of the countries they cross dread their fetch coming and are relieved when they go. There is always trouble at the frontiers. Here the wanderers are stopped, questioned and often as vagrants. Hut there is to do but finally let them go, and they invariably return next year. An effort to aid and protect these gypsies Is being made by a Swiss clergyman, Rev. II He has organized a one of the poses of which Is to Instruct the gyp- in the Christian religion, for nomads are all pagans. How many of us know that the post office to exist In year Special messengers the ll n d common carrier were till then only means of communication. After that date a horse post car- letters along the great into the re in parts of I. those who lived near these roads hurrying out at the sound of tho horn. And tho remote were not neglected. If one desired to send a letter to some remote town In Yorkshire, one wen, to then to Bell ago In. close by, and there It to the carrier for the country in question. The messenger from Lon- don would not penetrate into byways. Bach country had its of foot- posts, which linked the outlying dis- with its chief towns and with the gnat high roads. London courier, pressing on to his terminus, was relieved of packets for remote regions by the local postman, who. In turn, passed them on from hand to hand to their destination. In some- what similar fashion, though less reg- Who We Are. There are many people who think hat the term Should be changed to States because the latter sounds more dignified and befitting this gnat country. They do not realize, however, ; that the may mean the United States of Colombia or the United States of As a matter of fact, we are Americans because we live in the United States of America. In Spain, however moans a person who lives in South America. The Spaniards call the people of this country or Tho latter term was most American Style. New Yorkers are so accustomed to seeing things done In their own way that they never stop to think bow they done until somebody els makes a virtue of doing them way. Two American women who had always accepted everything at horns as a universal custom were astonished to see in a London drug store win- this drugs and drinks. Par eels fastened American They wore sufficiently interested to I step In and Inquire what the can was rubber said the clerk, and deftly snapped a band around a bottle in the familiar way. how else would you fasten they asked. he said. conservative English firm would dream of using anything else. It la only the stores that make a bid for tho American trade that will rubber Cabbage Plants millions ill i PROOf CABBAGE FOR SALE. The Jersey and Large Lute Drum Head, This selection should headings the summer. . Prepared for shipment Prepared fr shipment in lots from at 11.81 per thousand; over at 1.00 per thousand f. a, h. C. Can i tilers any size. Count and satisfaction L. C. Arthur N. C. nary and smoothly, letters Inland , . top of Its head tin- tho other were carried over the long and i . . .,. ,., journey to the hands for which were laboriously indited. Urgent Need of More Water. If a reason is sought for tho hold .- Just before which beer drinking has on people It between the United States and may be found In part in the difficulty Spain-will, the addition of of getting water to drink. That also Troy Record. gives tho soda fountains business. Tho New York Tribune published a letter from a of New Jersey who complained that ho could not get a drink of water in New York city. His complaint Is just, and it applies to every town and city. The person who wishes a cooling draft must pay money, five cents at least, for it, and he can rarely get water even then. Various attempts to meet the lack have failed, and the discovery of the theory has contrived to render the failure apparently final. He Knew the Type. Little Hobby, who had been for a Sunday walk In the purl, was much Interested in watching the swans a keeper was feeding them. he asked, that a papa .--wan or a do you mean, tired looking one over there with the all pecked off the will tools Slag and Defeat and Stove and Ranges. Windsor hard Wall Platter. Atlas polish Oil ard CARR ATKINS cure In nil i. and t ii is cure i I ii l in, i,. inn . i la , i i I i sell the I ,. of the I .-- i I I foundation of the u patient a, T -i ii n much f In if II i they offer Hundred i . list of testimonials, , , . -I CO , V Ohio Id nil Hall won't let get any tho bread. my replied his father sadly, without even troubling to look, the papa It What Is not, a Child Needs Most. after all. a smattering of mm. , which will carry life, but a ca- the habits of our children through for what they do not want to do, If it be a which needs to be done, will to do many things they do not want to do later on, If their lives are going to be worth the living, and the sooner they learn to stand to their guns the bet- for them, and all these whoso welfare will lie In their hands. Agnes In Atlantic Monthly. Profanity Once Indispensable. Swearing was at regarded as an indispensable Evelyn Ashley once told Sir Algernon West that on his father becoming Lord his sister, said to him. la seriousness. that you have Into the title, you must learn to wear, always did, and gained great respect by It In tho Those were the days when tho shop of Canterbury, calling upon Lord Melbourne to discuss some my lord, it will save bet. we that everybody everything Is London chronicle. New Gar- den Seed Flower Seed Onion Sets Maine Red Bliss Irish Cobblers Seed Oats Rape Seed Dr. Hess Stock Poultry Powder S M SCHULTZ For Home Sit. A tract of land, containing from lo acres, located an railroad. on . i. i- direction, on either railroad, . few miles from Greenville. Please your stating location number of acres i, red, pries par whether clear- ed or not, to any member of the Board of County Commissioners or t, t of Deeds. P. It WOOTEN. Member of Committee I. I If H. ti. University Dramatic Club Comes to Training School HILL, Feb. Dramatics t the University of North Carolina reached highest point night when the Celebrated was stag- ed Gerrard hall before an of over live bandied persons. when the curtain rose on the Bret act, it was at once evident to the i community that the Dramatic Club was far enough advanced In lo to audience not only a exhibition of University his- but an extremely scenic production quite out a. the realm of amateurs. The play, which called for of scenery, was done with such rapidity the audience hard- realized the possibility of the quick movement. The actors and were real personalities, living their part through the entire per- thing not Infrequently impossible out of the realm of pro- The play, which Is English, hangs the attempt of the wife of an English magistrate to conceal her real and the ago of her grown eon from her husband whom she recent- married because of the false- hood that she had told her husband. W. Kerr, a member of the junior lass ably handling this difficult role of Mrs. and W. P. M. Weeks Washington. D. C, was equally ex- in hie interpretation of Charles L. Coggin, re- by tho people of Eastern North Carolina for his excellent work as leading an In Happened to of last year's fame, was welcomed by the audience with en- reception. The of the weather no doubt prevented a large crowd from hearing the lecture last night in the Court House by Dr. Daniel E. Motley, of New York City, under the auspices of the Christian Church. And those not present missed a treat as tin- speaker's remarks were v uplifting and humorous. Ha spoke at length on the rapid pace of the commercial world and the many tilings that will occur in V.- of today have never dreamed. Kr. an educational point the lecture was especially resting. From here Dr, Motley goes to Farm- where tonight he will lecture to people that town. Ml SUM. KNOWS IN STATE The concert takes place in Raleigh on night will undoubtedly be biggest musical event ever known In state. It will also be an enormous success from a social standpoint a.; prominent society leaders from all over the state are preparing to par- in this event. The occasion will decidedly be a dress affair. There will be gowns and dress suits In from the bottom entrance to the top balcony, and from the large advance orders reported by the florists there will be other in evidence besides clothes. A has been issued by John A. Park, local manager, scats will he provided in the although all who con- template purchasing seats should communicate with him at once as no room tickets will be sold. I. Harmony Conference. ST. LOUIS, Mo. Feb. conference of Missouri Re- publicans was held in this city today I as a preliminary to the Lincoln Day Five of the men of last year's cast i banquet to be held tomorrow night who gained state-wide reputation under the auspices of the on the program in the more of Young Republicans of play of this year. And the Party leaders from ail experience and training of two years the state were in attendance. Speak-; was quite evident, which gave then era at the banquet will Include for- town of the marked distinction of case mer Governor Herbert S. and Carolina, on kW d I. j proficiency. Commerce and Labor, Money to Loan on farm lands at 1-2 per annum. LONG TERMS C. L. WILKINSON The Terrible Case of Mulligan Down about old Boston town, in the district of Lack Bar. Mike had his being, and also ran a dray But the Fates one day got altar they would not let him be, and so one line morning be the pleurisy. Then follow ed coughs, sore throat and colds, and finally grippe and boils, and sun- burn Inflammation got him in their coils. Mike so got some bruises, bunions, burns and sprains, lie had rheumatic symptoms and gave bis pains. Neuralgia, toothache, felons, crowded Lust upon his ills, and then knocked him off his sills. The doctor said too, would come mist any day, and it looked Hike might have a job of riding his own dray. But just as death began to dance and mourners all looked grim, a kindly good old neighbor stuff on And so they took beloved Mike and rubbed him hard all day, and sings praises now, and Mike still drives his dray, an- Is Sold and Guaranteed all Druggists. SIZES 1.00. GOWAN MEDICAL CO. Concord, N. C. NOTICE OF REGISTRATION AND ELECTION UPON THE TO ISSUE FIVE DOLLARS ELECTRIC LIGHT BONDS BY THE TOWN OF BETH EL, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAR- Notice hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of the of Bethel in regular session assembled on tho 5th day of January, 1914, or- an election to be held in the town of Bethel at Blount Hot and all citizens desiring to vote are not already registered and who desire to vote at said election will be required to register. This the 10th day of January, 1914 S. T. CARSON, Mayor of Bethel J. E. CARSON, of the Board of Commissioners of the town of Bethel, North Caro Una. law Fine Furniture Wherein the quality i- then a modest price tin.- comprise the awaiting few here. Why not make the i. rocker, arm chair or a decorative piece of that mil give the U lasting n Prices unchanged here -no Special Taft Vandyke To Cure a Cold In One Day LAXATIVE Quinine. . . VISIT The Greenville Drug Company of Pare Drags, Chemicals, Patent Sundries, Stationary, School Supplies, Pen, Cigars, and Sick R Prompt Deliveries Prescriptions Mast Carefully Compounded J. Key Brown, D. All In all. the play was an success and no will regret seen this marked training, skill, and experience. The University Dramatic Club visit the Training School in Green- ville on Wednesday night, February An -At Mrs. L. W. Tucker and Mrs. J. E. Nobles were to a boat of , , ., r, i- and and works off the Cold. Charles former Secretary of March, 1914. at the regular polling it lo . place in the town of Bethel on the o money to cure. E. W. signature each box. question or proposition of issuing Five Thousand Dollars worth International Bowling Tournament. Light Bonds to bear MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Feb. est at per cent per annum, . . i i Ii perfect arrangements and a large entry list count for success, then tin annual tournament of the Bowling Association opened In this city tonight is certain to be one of the most successful events of Its kind that has ever been held in this part of tho country. Scores of . purl toe v . their friends on Monday afternoon bowlers from from to o'clock, at the home of Winnipeg. St. Louis, Kansas City, St. Mrs. Nobles on Second street. Paul, City. Omaha, lies m. W. -V. I Little Misses Margaret and Bruce and other cities will compete Tucker took up the cards. Mrs. W. I. Skinner and Mrs. J. W. I been prepared for the Higgs received the and Intro- The tournament will con- them to Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. j day until Thursday Nobles. I of next week. One afternoon and The guests were then ushered one be given over to the parlor where Mrs. White, afternoon to and Misses Francs Bagwell and d,, and singles and the evening Smith served tea and wafers. to From here the guests were shown i into the dining room by Mrs. J. G. ii and R. O. and Open In W served refreshment,, cream. WINNIPEG. Man., Feb. 11-B cakes, almonds and mines, by Misses decked In and Higgs. Alice army of curling enthusiasts tamed Sanders, and Annie out today for the opening of the an- given here under the At exit door stood Mrs. J. R. auspices of the Manitoba Curling As- and Mrs. B. House. Relation. A large entry list prom- The homo was beautifully ices one of the most successful even- the hall in American Beaut, roses of recent years. The tournament is and ferns, the parlor in violets open to all rinks affiliated reg- and tho dining room In pink Uteri organized carnations and growing hyacinths. Music by the Italian band added much to the enjoyment of the after- noon. payable annually, and to run for n period of thirty years from date or issue and the tax rate for the the purpose of paying the interest or said bonds and for paying said bonds, shall not exceed twenty-five on the hundred dollars worth of prop- and cents on the poll, the funds received from the same arc to be used for the purpose cf building and installing an electric light plant for the town of I- . for the honors and prizes. Fourteen aB provided In chapter of th j .- u- . . inn Private Laws of North Carolina 1911. And notice is further hereby en that the registration books will be opened for the registration of such citizens who are entitled to reg- and vote and who are not ready registered, on the 14th day February, 1914. and closed at sun set or Saturday the 7th of March, 1914 and that S. M. Jones has been pointed registrar for said purpose that on each Saturday during period the registration books will b.- opened at the regular polling place in the town of Bethel and at all other times during said period opened in in Canada or the United States. Wright la President Wright, of the Training School, is away today attending one a of meetings held In county. H is tho purpose of these meetings which place In the different parts of tho county ring about an uplift In the life o rural communities. Tho aim Is bet- better people and better homes. Pros. Wright is called lo represent tho educational side and to talk to tho on subject. Prof. Wilson. K. C. T. T. took this place at two of the meetings TO AMI CUBA Tuesday, March 17th, 1914 PERSONALLY CONDUCTED By C. H. Formerly District Pas- Agent. S. A. L. Ry. and Chap- by Mrs. C. H. A TWELVE TOOT Via the Seaboard Air Line Railway All necessary expenses, in- the cost of the trip. FIVE DAYS Including stops at Jacksonville. St. Augustine, Palm Beach. Miami. Day-j light ride over the magnificent ex-j tension of the System, the Going to Key and Steamer to Havana. Many side- trips Included, both in Florida and Cuba. Optional side-trip lo Panama Canal. First class the best hotels everywhere, Pullman, Drawing-room sleepers. Dining Cars, and Meals and Stateroom on Steamer. Write the TOURIST Raleigh. H. For itinerary and full details. Coward Drug Co. Best Drugs Used m O Preset f ion . s-- , ICE CREAM Superior M any. All Article. Fall Fountain Peru. Kodak Supplies Drug Co. Industrial Institute PARMELE, NORTH CAROLINA For The Training of Colored Youths Courses in Science. Music, and Agriculture. Tuition to and those who are planning to teach in Pitt, Healthy location, splendid railroad facilities. For further information, write. William Claudius Chance, President Founder. THIS February II. Daniel Boone. the famous Ken- pioneer, born in Tied Sept. ii, DEVIL of J . H British under Sir Henry Clinton on Charleston, S. C. 1858 do. president of Mexico. To kT ,. ti. SOc. . in pint of . r. . t . --i- I g , r- d to L r i-i Um i II v -iv. V.-i- -.-.- r a. -t. ti . . i. -.- i T C Vi. i .- . noted Ca- poet. died. Born Nov. 1861. ROYAL Baking Powder Saves Health and Saves Money and------- River Bridge MARKET Call to see A. R. STEPP Fresh Beef, Pork, Fish and Oysters. Meats always fresh, and we sell for CASH strictly. Beef Steak . Pr Pork Steak . 1-J per . We per WOOD, ART TIME. Just across the river bridge. No delivering in town. We will save you money if you come to us. Makes Better Food A. R. Stepp FOR SALE Cow Peas and Seed Peanuts Apply to HALL MOORE This Paper has space for Your Ad also, try one

OF SALE. North Carolina. Pitt County. In the Superior Court. Before D C. Moore. Clerk. Lila Williams Ad- of the estate of K. F Verla Williams, and Leila Williams. i law of E. F Williams, deceased. By virtue a decree of the r court of Pitt county made by Ii C. Moore, clerk the court Pitt county, on the 23rd day H I r. 1913, in above on- cause the undersigned com loner will on Monday, the lad day expose to pub- sale before the court house door in Greenville, to the highest yard, in the cellar, in attic r described i . I- or parcel land. and being in Falkland Pitt North Caro- and being Lot , in the the H. Williams land tinning at a on the Snow Hill road near the crossing Pasture Branch and running with mad north east poles. then north IS 1-2, east B poles, then north east 1-2 poles to the bridge across a ditch, then with said . south west poles to a . i gum, T, i. and E. K. Williams corner, then south II, to a Poplar in a prong of north IT 1-2, east poles to a stake then south so 1-2. west to n Oak. thence north II, west poles to the beginning, containing 1-2 acre more or out- other tract in said town- ship, county and mate and at a slake J. corner and runs south 2.-4. west pol t a Popular in a prong of Jacob's Branch, then down the run of cob's Branch to a stake, corner W. Williams, then with hie line north I 3-4, east poles to stake at corner. then south east poles to the I beginning, containing more After Four Years of Discouraging had gotten so weak I could not stand, or The two tracts constituting Reliable Household Lantern There is always need for a good lantern around the home in the in the cellar, in the attic wherever a lamp is inconvenient or unsafe. The is ideal for home use. It gives a clear, bright sunlight on tap. It is strong, durable, compact, handy. Doesn't leak. Doesn't smoke. Easy to light and Will last for years. Ask for the At dealers everywhere STANDARD OIL COMPANY Washington. D. C Richmond. Va. Norfolk. Va. Jersey BALTIMORE Charlotte. N. C. Charleston. W. Va. Charleston. S. C HUSBAND RESCUED DESPAIRING WIFE SALE. Q. Hr virtue of the power of con- i Bad in n mortgage and delivered by Geo. A. wife to Ida I. Knox to W. C. James on the 30th of December, which mortgage was duly re- corded In the office of register of. . of in book Q-0, page the undersign, d will WINTERVILLE I The stock of he Bank rs . r. Mr. C, T v area given a at a b j show their appreciation for his faith ,,,. service The hooks show that a in Greenville, on Tuesday. i dividend of thirty per was do- 1911, at p. m. a on hail undivided Interest In the if tract of land in Bethel adjoin- the lands of Reuben James. Jr. Bailie A- Matthews and others, con- more , and being the land inherited Bee Kittrell and Company or auto and Morale supplies also Gas- and cylinder oil. When you are in need of tanning Implements of any kind see a. W and Co. Go to Bee and your Ida I. Knox from her mother Re- mountain butter a Harris, said Interest being subject to the lite estate of us said land known as the A. Harris tract To said w. c. JAMES H e. F. G. JAMES ltd A. O. d Braxton went to Greenville day. Oysters at Ii. W. Hail. Try them. Misses and left here yesterday for Clear Root where they will a few days with Miss parents. Remember that we carry one of the best tobacco on the market. Our prices arc right for or time. Forrest and Co. Prof. F. C. Ne went to New Hen yesterday. For all kinds of feed stuff see and Company. Miss Harper, of Black -he of Mortgage. By virtue of the power and author- given by a certain mortgage deed by C. L. Darren and Nora Barrett, to R. Garrett which is recorded in the office of the r deeds for the county visiting her brother Mr. J. W. in hook L-10, page the fol- per, lowing property will he sold at pub- J. Cox and Son. have just received lie auction, ., nice lot of sporting goods. A certain house lot in the K. W. Pail just received a lot Conditions, Mis. Bullock Gave Up in Despair. Husband Came to Rescue. an interesting letter from this place, Airs. Bettie Bullock writes as suffered for four years, with womanly troubles, and during this time, could only sit up for a little while, and could not anywhere at all. At times, I would have severe pains in my left side. The doctor was called in, and his treat- relieved me a while, but I was soon confined to my bed again. Alter that, nothing to do me any good. and I gave up in despair. Lot No, in tho division of II. P, which was allotted At last, my husband got me a bottle ,,. B, r, Williams division deed the woman's tonic, and I com- dated 14th day of as , e . appears of record In the register's of- taking it. From the very first ,. . , . . . i in county in hook T S. page dose, I could tell it was helping me. I can now walk two miles without its ; be for the . , . I pose of making assets of the me, and am doing all my , f ,, , and If you are all run down from womanly sale will also include the dower troubles, don't give up in despair. Try of K widow of the said K. F. Williams and the It has helped at sale will take more than a million women, in its years of continuous success, and should surely help you, too. Your druggist has sold for years. He knows it will do. Ask him. He will mend it Begin taking today. Co. Dpt. en your cats book. fur in town of Farmville, N. C, bounded on east by Main on the south by the graded school lot, on the west by the Belcher heirs land, on th north by the lands of W. II. son, and known as the Nora L. house and lot and Containing one acre more or less. Place of sale, court home door In Greenville, N. C. Time of sale, two O'clock p. m. Wednesday. 25th, Terms of sale, rash. This January 20th. 1314. J. R. GARRETT, Mortgagee WINSTON Attorneys. the entire fee simple title, clear of all encumbrances. This the 23rd day of January. 1914 F. C. Commissioner, HARDING Attorneys. Id I Mi DOZES t ll Miss BETHEL, X, C Feb. Miss Kt t. lie Jones an easy and entertained Round at her home even of last Eleven members were p sent. The Is . a stud course, South In i Building of a Southern poets the i taken and at i Allen was id led k i ski I of his life writ- ten by Miss Bunting. read by Mr- I- II by M m e of n i by Mrs, a. and i It hi- I,;. Mrs I i is t. foresting, Mu h credit iii the program. i pro i i null rut for the i Ml Bunting winning prise, Mn Paul s the mi prise. Bin i Ml and In i were Mrs V A. Ward, of an old member, added much pleasure to the NOTICE OF It Mi and by virtue of a power if sale contained in a certain deed j m,. ,. I in and Misses Ward and Bright Jenkins, and hearing dale gist, era in the graded school, Mrs 1912, to the of a Paul of Farmville, Miss Par-j certain bond even date therewith, I r and Misses and and the stipulations contained In Phil, OF ESTATE. Hy of a power of con- In a Certain mortgage deed executed and delivered by W. l. F. Corey and wife N. J. Corey to V. Hooker, dated 3rd day of Jan nary, 1911. and duly recorded in the register's Office in Pitt county, in hook V-9, page the will, on Saturday, the day of March, at o'clock, noon, ex- pose to public sale at the court house door in Greenville, to the highest bidder, for cash, the follow- described tracts or parcels of land, Lying and being in the county of Pitt and stats specifically ii, nice fresh beef. Miss Mary who is teaching at school house Is spend- the week-end at Greenville. Mr. U. V. Tucker went to Green- ville yesterday. If you want a nice Spring of chillies or a of pants We a full line of men's furnishings. B. D, Forrest and Co. just received our spring line paint and varnish, if we have any- thing that you need in this line our prices are as low as the lowest, n Forrest and Co AI III. It- WILL SAM Program for Department. Writing- A discussion. Drawing -Suggestive drawings for the next four weeks. Miss Allin Nature can you do ill your school next month. Miss Marjorie Herman, Exhibit of drawings made since meeting In December, A picture will lie presented Mr. Ed- ward Hearne to the teacher the best exhibit. High School Department Completion of the discussion o of North Carolina and a The main To be Completed by Jane There III be is Signal Boxes Chime Whistle and Equipment Several weeks ago the Board of Aldermen appointed ., committee consisting Chief of the Fife De- D. D, and B. and A. B. El- to hid-.; and mend some lire alarm system for Greenville, so last week these gen- reported that they were reed to submit bids from two and Mayor Jam, I immediately order- d a call meeting of the Board for last night. At this meeting it was decided f purchase the tire alarm Of Chicago. a cost of about forty-three hundred dollars. Tin same to be installed not later the of next June. There will he eighteen signal boxes stationed at different part- th city and a 10-inch steam chime tie will he placed at the power that will give the alarm and of what district the fire may occur The present whistle will very prob- ably he retained, and he used for alarm during the nights, as Its shrill is more than the one that to he installed. The lace of the alarm boxes covered with a very small glass which protects It from the prank- the small hoy. and when an is sent in necessitates the break- of the glass, and i-p-n the pulling down of the it so nils the gongs at the Station and electric plant, and the figures representing the box from which th alarm appears very before those in i of stations. Tins also connects with the chime whistle, giving the generally the required Information. II the all in is phoned in to o the station the man In charge has c connection which he puts into ope ration that gives the i and the district in Which the lire occurs. The fact that i is to a real sure-enough lire alarm System will, no doubt, meet the approval all. as at present when the alarm is given there Is no way to tell in what direction the lire is. nod ire- as well as other Ii backward and forward up and down the street asking the question is the this Installation is ed we will have a system of which we may feel proud, and one that equal any of the small cities, our size, through Eastern Carolina. When It conies to a necessity to advance any movement for the bet- torment of Greenville, our present Hoard of Aldermen exert every el fort possible that the people may de- rive the benefit therefrom. all left voting Mis- Jones charming said deed of trust not having been complied with, and upon request of the lower of said bond, the under- signed will sell at public for I. ill on the day of March, 1914, 1889 tin Henry Jackson Hunt, who at two o'clock p. commanded the federal hereinafter at died. Sept. Horn Out of Sorts When every in goes wrong and the future looks black, instead of moping around go right to your druggist and ask for Pills You will find this a short cut to happiness, because they will remove the cause of your trouble which is nothing more than a slug- liver. At your drug, coated or plain. id. following lands described ill said deed of trust, Lying and being in the county of Pitt, Carolina township. North Car- and adjoining the lands of Jenkins, Wade Williams. Bryant and others, and hound on the north the lauds of Pollard. and Waiter Harper, on the east by the lands of Walter Harper, mi th, south by the lands of Wade Williams and on the west by the lands Jenkins, being all that tract of land whereon the said Jenkins non lives, and being a part of the lands sold to paid Jen- kins in if i d from John Rollins, as in res, more or l This Jan, 88th, 1914, JOHN T. ROSS, i, i I SMITH Ally. i id KM. WHENEVER YOU ED A GENERAL TONIC TAKE GROVE'S The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is Equally V as a General Tonic because it Acts on the Liver, Drives Out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System. For Grown and Children. Yon know what you sis taking when you Tasteless chill Tonic as the formula is printed on every lab I showing that it contains the well known tonic properties of and It ii as strong as the strongest bitter tonic sad U in Tasteless Form. It has no for Chills and Weakness, general debility and loss of appetite. Gives life and vigor so Horsing Mothers Pale, Sickly Children. Removes Biliousness without Relieves nervous depression and low spirits. Arouses the liver to action and parities the blood. A True Tonic Sure A Complete Strengthener Mo be without it. by your Druggist. We mean It. Me BUTT. We will sell public auction at Farm, one mile on WEDNESDAY, 18th, mil, all the personal prop- the late John Z. con ting IX S horses, colts bred, one stallion, standard bred, about S head of rattle, several milk about hogs, i large quantity of Improved plow Also one livery out- in in Sale to begin promptly at o'clock Terms of sale, cash. This 2nd. 1914. J. C GRIFFIN, I Administrators scribed as FIRST TRACT. Situated in township, bounded on the north the hinds of s. Jane Edwards; on the west tin lands of Nelson and Branch; on south by I tract of hind w i. F. core, and on the east the lands of Amy nines, containing acres, more or less being the same tract of land on the said W. I,. K j and wile now reside SECOND TRACT. Situated in cod township on the east Bide of . Fork Swamp adjoining the lands ,,. TO and others, and duly qualified before the containing acres, more or less superior court clerk of Pitt county and being the same tract of land as administrator of the estate of I conveyed by Samuel Corey to W. I. deceased, notice is hereby r. Corey by deed recorded In the res- given to all persons indebted to the office In county in book estate to make Immediate payment ti o the hook summed up and its estimated. in the high school, How much history should he taught aid What should a high school pupil who has studied An- i know about and Rome lei What should be Hie cue American history in the high school MIRIAM Primary Department HOY TAYLOR, High School Hep. ITEMS. 1873 Abdication of King Amadeus of Spain and of a re- public. page THIRD tract. Situated in Chi cod township, on James seres, more less, b the land granted the North Carolina to Samuel Core appears of record in book Y-3, i . FOURTH TRACT. Lying and be I in Creek township, adjoin- the lands of Nashville Wilson W It. Bland, H. Harris and lie Bland, containing acres, ill less. FIFTH tract Lying and in Swift Creek township and on both sides of the Washington road, adjoining the lands or R, ii. Haywood Cos and others and containing II seres, more or This sale will be for the purpose of satisfying the terms of said mortgage deed and tho above described land will be subdivided Into smaller tracts and will be sold not ii as a whole and in subdivision to suit purchasers. This the day of February, 1914 V HOOKER Mortgagee ti Id For Weakness Loss of Appetite tour chill TONIC, ind builds the A i. y- Mexican revolutionists federal troops engaged In bat In the streets of Mm Ice City the undersigned; and all persons claims against said estate i i lifted to present the to tile undersigned for payment on or be- fore the day of January, or this notice will lie plead in bar i, This day of January. 1911, of C. II. ea d NOTICE. North county. In the superior t. 1914. vs. David Adams. The defendant David Adams will herewith take notice that a has been Issued out of the office the clerk of the superior court of requiring him to be present to defend a suit Instituted by hi- wife Adams for divorce that he will take that if does not appear on or before the Urn Monday of March, 1914, th day of that month mid or demur the complaint filed the in this I . will be granted th, release sought. This 14th, 1914. D. C. MOORE. Clerk Superior Court AYDEN. in. Last while playing on the Boor with a revolver, at the home Bonny Pugh, colored, hi two small children discharged the weapon, the hall entering the fore- head, going through and coining 1.1 the back part of the head, on through a partition In the nous, through a well curb, and then didn't stop. The child is getting on tine Constable Walter Patrick, of was here Monday on business. Mr. Gibson, who has been indoors of late on account of the railroad wreck at a few weeks ago. out Monday but much disfigured from the result. Mr. David has purchased n touring ear. Who will get the job to carry tin mail on the new rural route through Smith Mr. Henry of has moved to and with hi- daughter. Mrs. In new home Just completed on Third street. Mr. Jasper Smith has purchased S new Kurd touring car. so as to can vast territory in the interest his marble yard. Fer sale. t a bargain, a pretty Shetland pony, perfectly gentle and well harness and saddle. J Smith and Don't go west young man to seek gold, but come to Ayden and In develop her sources, worst thing we need Is a hotel, next a shoe workman, and then the gold will come of Itself. NOTICE Those owing tax to the town Ayden are notified to settle In duo time as I shall collect as the law directs. The books can found at the of tho Ayden Loan and In Co. and with me on tin street C. S. SMITH. of c ELL'S Th cam, no how Ion r I t-y the wonderful, old Dr Healing Oil. It relieve . and at I be name time. . H. W p.-t ton On application and a . i-n Hi r i i y I I ,. a . yield to curative properties a At . ha hast JOHNSTON. OINTMENT IS THE HEART OF EASTERN CAROLINA. IT HAS A POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED IND ONE. AND IS ROUNDED BY THE BEST FARMING COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL KINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HAVE EVERYTHING TO OFFER TEE WAY OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSPAPER PLANT. Agriculture Is the Healthful, the Host Employment we haM a OF TWELVE HUN AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE EAST EBB PART OF NORTH AND INVITE THOSE WHO WISH TO GET BET ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE FEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL THE it WAVE TO BRING TO THEIR ATTENTION. OUR ADVERTISING ARE LOW AND CAN BE HAD UPON VOLUME S. A M, M Jilt Kit IS. Col. Attends Meet- Bar Association Executive Committee ITEMS. the AYDEN, Feb. Joseph Ty- son, who lived at Mr. C. H. died Tuesday morning being rick only a time. Mr. Tyson was an excelled farmer. Be your own veterinarian, Raleigh News and The 1914 annual convention Of He- North Carolina Bar Association will meet A Beach. This war- you a salt brick of J. K. Smith and decided at the meeting of the executive bro. and your horse and cow will committee of the which do their own doctoring, was held in Raleigh, and which Messrs F. Clayton and attended a number of the Alphonso Jenkins left for Rub- of committee. Those last Sunday on their auto and Officers Arrest Two Negroes Wanted in Other cut A. W. chairman J. Crawford Harry Skinner, Greenville; A. I. Andrews, Jr. Raleigh; Thomas W. Davis, Wilmington; and Thomas S Rollins The set tor tho meeting Is Juno which will make three days In all, tho session to be told on Monday. Nothing has us yet done to- ward tho selection of tho speakers nor in making out any sort of a pro- gram for tho occasion. All of this will be left until later. The com- having In charge the of the program la several speakers and subjects, and It is supposed that tho principal ad- dress will be delivered by some of more than statewide bought a nice herd of Jersey cattle. They will conduct u dairy farm near the of the city this summer Mr. Richard tells us lie will in short ship a car of and mules to Atlanta. Mr. is to Ayden what Mr. Hob Smith i- Greenville Mr. Charlie Bevel Is to hustling all the time. We are informed that Mr. D. S. Jackson, the famous mole killer, soon open a fancy grocery in A. den and if lie succeeds in to catching moles we bet on bis success. it. is an ill wind that blows no- body good, this cold snowy weather has created a good demand for rub- and other winter goods. It surely pa-s to advertise In The two Young Men Drowned at In Pantego River J. has been announced, however, that Dally Reflector. We wrote an ad for there Is as yet nothing to gives , Messrs J. R. Smith and ad- out In regard to the speakers or the or smoke take the place of smoking meat program No decision has been reached as with oak chips, and Mrs. Ed. to which of tho hotels will be made headquarters for tin convention, it being considered that this is a matter of minor Importance this distance from the date for th.- convention. The meeting of the was held last year in at the Bat- tery Park hotel, and was one of the most largely attended in the history of the organization. It is expected that the 1914 will be I record-breaker. TRIM. SET FOB NEXT Hug of Dr. Wooten's Slayer Drawn With Special Volts of One Hundred. Feb. effort. ti obtain the release on ball of It. M. held here for the alleged murder of Dr. W. W. Wooten last Tuesday, today were ceased, when was arraigned In court on a charge of murder and the trial set for Thursday of this week. Both tho state and the de- readiness to begin the trial on that date. entered a plea of not guilty and the rod i special Ire i When In the drawing of the the name of the defendant was called. It was soon noticed by the court and the name passed. ford of Greenville came to Ayden the next day purchased a quart of liquid an returned on the day. Mr. Edward of Wilson, was in town Friday and tells your reporter that he never tho like of preparation being made for to All the way from Raleigh to Ayden he could farmers skin- pine poles and erecting new hams. Everybody works but father, ii what our Chief of Police told three tramps as they alighted from the train other morning and father only had one hour to look him a job, cue of them went to currying horses and the others went to unloading r, oar with a vim. Chief Smith told them this was no town for loafers, and they took him at his word. Mr. Guy Stokes, of Timothy sec- lion. N. C has accepted a with J. It. Smith and Bros., ml will be glad to have his many friends call on him. Cards are out announcing the mar- of Mr. D. R. to Miss Annie Edwards on tho morn- of Wednesday 26th. At homo after 10th of March. those owing the town of i either 1911 or are tied to collie and settle same, as I shall proceed to collect by law promptly, CHARLES s SMITH. Chief of Police and Tax Collector. Two giving their names as Walter and Charlie Williams, but later Identified as Walter Davis, want- ed by the Kinston authorities, and Fagan, who the officers of Elizabeth City. and Washington been In search for was taken into custody last night by Officer Geo. Clark and Deputy Sheriff Ernest Dud- Tho officers were time ago that were thought to be in or near Greenville and warrants were sent here for their arrests. Upon receipt of this tho local officials got busy and was but a short while landing them, being located in southern part of the town near the big mill. Walter Davis was preparing to make Greenville permanent quarter- tor the future, having yesterday bought furniture and Other things to furnish a homo. Fagan is being held for Eliza- beth City authorities from wine place ho escaped from the chain gang during May of last year. He Is also wanted for the of a in Washington last month. It could not be learned for what charge the Davis is being held. They are securely confined in the county Jail awaiting tin arrival of officer- from the above mentioned cities. WITH AM TO KILL HIS HUE Case Again Jim in Takes Sew Turn With Arrest of Branson Mathews. ASHEVILLE, Feb. ease of Jim Capps, who is charged with shoot his wife with latent to kill a short tie ago after which he turned is pistol upon himself and tired two shot into bis own body took an expected yesterday when tin arrested Branson who is alleged to have furnished the with which the shooting was done urging Capps to kill wife and end it all. The who was Injured still hovers between life and at a local hospital with slight chance., for recovery while the man been removed from he hospital Jo the jail. Matthews is being held without bond, as la Capps. awaiting the out- come of the wounds of the Wife, BELHAVEN, Feb. town of Belhaven was shocked Sunday after- noon the drowning of Leon Greene and Augustus Anthony, young men about eighteen years. They were both line young men and were held In the highest esteem by all who knew them. While rowing In a frail craft u;. the river toward the cooperage to see the big dredge recently built hero to drain Lake the boat was capsized for some In company with tho two young men was but his to tho cold was greater, and he held to the up-turned boat till as came. He was rescued in an almost unconscious condition Mrs. T. E Powell, her Mark, and Johnny who were crossing the river and were attracted by cries for help. Heroic efforts were made, to rescue the bodies the two young men but without success. Drug nets, oyster tongs, ropes and rods with hooks attached were used. Hundreds of people Hocked to tho scene with the hope of rendering some assist- ill the recovery of the bodies A crew worked all night to them but to no avail. Young Mr. Greene was a student In the high school and stood well in class. He was admired by every one for his genteel manly qualities, and only recently he had been chosen to represent Belhaven graded school the state triangular debate with Ply- mouth and Edenton. Mr. Anthony was a student last year In the same, high school class but had stopped school this year to accept u position with the Interstate Cooperage Company. The people of the town are in deepest sympathy the parent's e young men. HOOkS NEW YORK. Feb. Is. A bunch of the champion New York Giants In town today preparatory to starting tomorrow for the training camp at Texas. Among those who will make the trip are nearly all the young players, tho entire catching stiff and Pitcher The majority of the old players, ex who are on the world tour with Manager will star far In another week. world tourists will Join the club the .-,,.,. Met m March tuna a series of exhibition games which will continue until the regular opens in April. Nattier In Washington. WASHINGTON. D. C. Feb. Officials and other prominent of the Knights of from all parts the States and Canada are gathering in Washington to participate in the celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the order, which was founded in this city The celebration will begin tomorrow and continue until the end week, Wilson -l receive the st the White House and Secretary of State Bryan will be one of the speakers at the anniversary exercises. Sen ice Examinations. On Saturday two civil service ex- were here, for rural mail carriers and one fourth class postmasters. There wen applicants in the rural class and in the fourth class post masters. The applicants for the were as Bethel S. I, Fountain I. Hook- I, I, i. S. Mrs. H W and are visiting In son, Mr. Austin Nobles, of Ayden, is In town today. local Option campaign In Alberta. CALGARY. Feb. plans for a vigorous local option in Alberta are to be lated at the annual convention of the Alberta Temperance and Moral Re- which met In the Knox Presbyterian church in this city to- day for a two day's of church and temperance organizations throughout Pi are attending the II. II. Warner Is to be starred in a new play called by Charles Bradley. Rita has been selected for the leading female role. Gold- While. Christopher In Search of a Light of Hurrying Fate and The Hon. Mr. Peg My Heart. The Old Bennett Ruth Anne, Bryant Books Stella And Then Came Jean. The Responsibility Ruffles A Senior Co. EM, At the Little House Brown Camp Brave Pine. The Girl From I The Jean On the Plains Hit Custer Camping on Western Trail- Carlo. Roger Beach Boy Scouts on Swift The Young Homesteaders. The library open on Mondays Wednesdays and from to p. in. MRS. W. A. HOW EN. Librarian The beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ferrell was the scene of a very lovely and elaborate affair Tuesday afternoon, when Mrs. bad a delightful reception In honor of her house guest, Mn- John II. Small, of Washington. The callers were received in the hall by Mesdames E. B. Ferguson and F. Wilson. Mrs. B. W. Moseley Mrs. M. H. showed them Into the living room where refreshing . punch was served by Mesdames W H. Dall and R. O. Mrs. A. M. Moseley and Mrs. G. B. W. Had- Introduced the ladies to the re- line In the library, in which were Mrs. Ferrell, in pink lace and pearls, Mrs. Small pink crepe meteor with beaded tunic black chiffon. Mrs. J. G. Move, pink crepe de chine embroidered In roses Mrs. B. B. yellow of lace, Mrs. Chas. Laugh- white crepe and W. Morton in pink chiffon Mesdames D. E, House and W I. Skinner were at the door of room. Inside this room, Mrs, P. J. Cobb and Mrs. L. C. greeted the callers. Ices and cakes decorated with tiny pink roses, and bonbons in the form rose and violets were served by Misses Francis Bagwell, Lucille Cobb Smith and Estelle Greene. Mesdames L. C. H. B, Austin. H, M. White and F. J Forbes invited the guests Into the den, where they were received by Miss Mary Here Mrs. C. B, Carr and Mrs. H A. White served sandwiches from u brown willow basket, daintily trim- med with Jonquils and ferns. Ethel Skinner showed the callers out by the south door of the den. The spacious house was a bowel floral beauty and fragrance. Ban- of exquisite American and roses were every where except in the coffee room, where the color prevailing being yellow the dons were Jonquils and hyacinths. music much to th of the afternoon. After the reception was over, the receiving served a salad course followed by ice; of dainty candies, consisting of spun sugar chestnuts the burr. cherries and flowers wen- handed them as tin left the dining room. The affair was delightful in every way and many ladies called during the afternoon Mr. Eagles Killed In Runaway Mr. L. D Eagles the Falkland neighborhood, was the victim of a serious accident yesterday which an hour later in bis Mr. Eagles was a team mules along the public roads when they In some manner became dashing off throwing him out against the ground with much force, resulting as above stated. He is survived by his wile several children. WASHINGTON. C. IS Today marked the formal opening the four celebration arranged ii honor of the golden jubilee of Knights of Pythias. The day devoted to the reception of tors arrived from all parts the United state- and Canada Tin main celebration will take place to morrow, which will be the anniversary of the founding of till order in tills city Ethel has met with such success in thats lie has de- to continue in tin play in; the remainder of the reason. daughter of the late Aubrey has been en gaged by Henry W, Savage the play. came RECEIVING Last week Hope Fire Company mail i-i. OUt letters to several and corporations In the town asking aid to their hall. To pica irony hate responded liberally. The names were banded in to tie Reflector by members of the Pit- Company for publication Mrs. l P. Lee and Co, . Hughes, Thomas and Mi k . J v. . k of P. L. w Tucker . V J Forbes . J L, Little. National Bank . Samuel T. White. Former Townsman Visits Here Mr C. E. Lincoln, of Greensboro la-st night and today lore en route to Kinston. Mr. Lincoln In Greenville for sometime, lea vim about eight years ago. He has many friends lure who were I to him again. I on oil I nil in , on i a I Oil I on . , Ranking . Real Estate Dealers. Feb. -The annual convention the Kansas Real Estate t in this city today and was called to or i or by President l. R, Lamed The sessions will last two day and will be devoted to the of mortgage tax question, and other subjects of Interest. WRIGHT LEAVES Virginia Sunday Betas Va. Feb. ft the of Virginia arc attending the annual State Sunday School Convention which met In this city today for three session Congressman Car Glass delivered an address of welcome at the opening session of this afternoon. Root. it. Wright left moraine for New York to attend of Educational V continue tho week he will spend the week In Richmond attending a meeting of a of the National Educational Association C. Carr. I Oil i . ll . I J. L. . . T. it. Moore i Atlantic Cast Co . C i i Boyd lib v ,.,. l-el I . j i . i Cash . . Edmonds Karl S p . 1.00 . Qua . 5.00 W. s Fleming . C W. Harvey. Ton CO Parlor T, M. Hooker. I II Bland . Hart and . Move The Reflector win gladly publish any made to worthy cause. Mr. was here today f Farmville OF Atlantic Bound Boned No a m. No. p. a No. v ii No. B i elk East Bound West No. l a. No. i No. a. m No ill a hi. Na. S p. m. . . i . .-. w