Strong Serviceable, Safe. THE most reliable lantern for farm use is the It is made of the best materials, so that it is strong and durable without being heavy and awkward. It gives a clear, strong light. Is easy to light and re wick. It won't blow out, won't leak, and won't smoke. It is an expert-made lantern. Made in various styles and sizes. There is a for every requirement. At Dealers Everywhere STANDARD OIL COMPANY Washington, n. C Richmond. Va. Norfolk. Va. Charlotte. N. C. Charleston. W. Va. Charleston. S. C STOMACH TROUBLE FOR FIVE YEARS Majority of Friends Thought Mr. i taking other medicines. I decided to take his advice, although I did not have since I began using it. I am so for what Black- has done for has been Would Die, But One Helped Him to Recovery. interesting ad- vices from this place, Mr. A. J. Hughes writes as was down with trouble for five years, and found a very valuable medicine for de- would have sick headache so bad, at of the stomach and liver. It times, that I thought surely I would die. i is composed of pure, vegetable herbs, tried different treatments, but they j contains no dangerous ingredients, and did not seem to do me any good. acts gently, yet surely. It can be freely I got so bad. I could not eat or sleep, i used by young and old, and should be and all my friends, except one, thought I. kept in every family chest, would die. He advised me to Get a package today. and quit, Only a quarter. HI N III Ms Ml . IV. C. I'm told bi of d nil and the U Id a.- be sat . no i and did ii. r loose i in Mr. r Is a politician seeking office, hut i practical farmer. Inject business at arming reads The Daily R and lives at home. V lit ban put nil car I i. Is -ii V o, of . ours.- there i a opinions, as to i ; strut i ion i . remind v. to I , sol i ;. but k He . , as l i, . . , . .-I s. -i Mr. Cox . pal car. Maxi i Mr. Irk the iii- nth Hal . . o be v R S- Bro Mr. Cat Mot and r . . they will i m. ti . Miss XI i a stud i I t at Wilson home Fri Who wilt be i- . n can g . your lime, rt i hay, and a Shetland pony is at R, Smith mid Bro. The marriage bells are ringing the of June. Wt promised not u and we must keep ii. . Mr Wright Nobles is lying at th point of death and has been for th. I I E v i S . so looked ward I I Ii i Mary Vi i i Julia Jordan, the all team. To . a. h these . II . -i pi. up In which a pit.- team front each lass and a Lain from school played. teams winning the greatest mini I i. r of i were all, school team and class I entered final rout. teams r. as Class team Lucile lander; team Bessie i.-.- Alston. Doubt t Clara Davis, Irene White; team Thelma Reynolds. Alma Lain Ophelia i it Jones. All games were played with skill and sportsmanlike spirit. One of Rd I in a wait r. In, n added to the slop or loft feed ten bogs, fed to hogs morning the year, will and Marine become worms, and worms make sick. Give me a chance these germs and worms and I'll SAVE I am Red Devil Lye. Mr. Ii. and family left Sunday Wilmington and Wright Beach where they will spend i days. ME GROVE'S l Mil II; II III win M is this sixth lime in period o . i ks alarm o lire bet n s. in from plant iii. and v. i Company in southern part ,., morning second since Saturday night, but fortunately no at been since burning or one of the several weeks ago. The morning started In Kiln was caused by sparks fro the smoke stack By Hie time d i arrived employees company bad extinguished the with aid of small hose used for that purpose about the mill. .- afternoon about o'clock part of Ho mar tin- Nor Southern being beyond th. extension o water system the . r. was helpless except what was lion, with buckets and owing to Intense heat very done in that way. Ai I Hit lime of going press n colored which originated four dwellings by colored people had I totally The only way in lire brought to a halt was by the us.- of dynamite. This into and i ; checked. Hilt sill . about pounds, ages or broke. G. T. The Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is Equally u . ; i n w Routs I Valuable as a Tonic because i-. Acts on the Liver, j Drives Out Enriches the and Builds up the Whole System. and know what you taking when you Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic as the formula is printed on label bowing that it contains the well known tonic properties and It is as strong as the strongest bitter tonic and is in Tasteless It has no equal for Chills and Weakness, general debility and loss appetite. Gives life and vigor to Nursing Mothers and Pale, Sickly Removes Biliousness without purging Relieves nervous depression and Spirits, Arouses the liver to action and the blood. A True Tonic and Sure Appetizer. A Complete Strengthens No family should be without it. Guaranteed by your Druggist. We mean it. Is Your Skin Clear as a Baby's any confidence in it. I have now been taking three months, and it has cured me several it can w-ell be haven't had those awful sick headaches him that he has fought a good light and the faith. Messrs Ab. Morton and Make Your Own Paint YOU WILL SAVE PER GAL. THIS IS HOW Buy gals. L. M. REAL PAINT. per gal. And gas. Linseed Oil to mix with it You then make if pure paint for SO It's only per g;,. Anybody can mix the OIL with the PAiNT. buy of j. .-. CANS, you pay a gal. or SEMI-MIXED WHITE ID OIL. ,,,, ,. , Use a gal. out any you buy. and II rot the b- I paint made, return the paint and gel ALL your bat k. J. Ii X C. ks SHOW Hill. HUM. This is all that i am no longer iii any way of Anderson, Co., lo at Bethel, . having sold Interest to John He as all liabilities and aid i JOHN A. hi THE FARM Is the Basis of all Industry LIME I. tin- ha of nil good farming. Write for bulletin by best authority in tin- I sited mi on the Farm, get price th pun i lime. Don't buy sand, etc. A postal will give yon reasons, POWHATAN LIME CO. STRASBURG List luxe. I will at all this week for that purpose. W. M. Mat of Greenville r, H Mr Alfred A florin of your present i i ins daughter to frank D, Weaver lay seven forty- o'clock Greenville. North Carolina . At homo after the two and twenty one. South Sixth St. Wilmington, North Carolina. No In town. Will Ho,. are mill men They arc now running three mills besides farms. the price of will again cone with in tho reach man with limited moans. Rev. Mr. Waggoner and family, has arrived and will do light house at Mrs. Smiths tho Mr. Waggoner preach his first Sunday morning tor his new pastorate and heard it very highly complimented Mr J. K. Hart and family of Kit stun spent last Sunday visiting family of Mr. w. B. Alexander. Mrs Delia Storks o Fork Swamp spent a portion of week visiting Mrs. C. I. urn while here purchased a lour bur- II R. Smith and Bro. i . . plenty more. work as smooth in I lite graded school building as it did. on th- buildings of King So ion this i- . progressive age sin use new nil hence misunderstandings will occur i r has n suspended for on the building. Mr. Harvey, cashier o PI National Hank. Vanceboro, spent Mon day in town. was Ct by Mr. Howell, a merchant, came to s.-e Mr. relative building in their town These gentlemen an- good talkers and say tow-n is enjoying a growth, many new substantial buildings have In i n erected and it is all largely to the interest they take in education They have splendid farm life school. train going out from our i carries great loads of baggage and j many and girl from our school. going home to and i parting scenes are sometimes pi There is no real necessity of our folks around Ayden buying planes, when bicycles are mm h i. R. Smith and Bro. If you have anything to sell buy, , or found, let us writ, yon up in Tin Daily Reflector, for it is read from Atlantic to the Pacific an I from tin Gulf of Mexico to the lakes, so send us your locals. Mr. Roy Tucker has finished at and cone lo home at Revival are, in progress the Methodist church this week, Rev. Mr. is doing the preaching. All are Invite, to attend. Services o'clock p. m. MONEY SAVED by The J. I. Case Tobacco Transplanter. Great in time and labor, increase in yield per acre. Set your When waif for rain. Each plant watered at the w th dry Every feature necessary for every desire J. Com and see t before you buy, built right, k right, wears right, and prices right. is best made N. c. Feb. 1914. Messrs. Hart Hadley, Greenville, N. C, In regard to the J. I. Case Tobacco Transplanter will say; that I am pleased with it. I couldn't ask for one to work any better and It was lust as you represented it to be. It worked to perfection and I am satisfied it save me several hundred dollars. i set my entire crop of seven acres with it and it was dry when set it. I used six barrels of water first setting. I set some parts per acre and got a perfect stand the rows all through my patch by hand just to try it and I found that that which set with he Transplanter grew better the season through. also set some for several of my neighbors an they say that theirs grew better than that they set by hand, and they are begging me to set theirs for them the coming season. I also have friends at a distance of fifteen miles from me who want me to set their crop for them. I can say too much for your ma- chine and wouldn't be without one for Hundred Dollars and as your services. I couldn't ask for Yours truly, H. SMITH. HART HADLEY, HARDWARE GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA AT May John R. American vice-consul at arrived here today from Mex City. He declined to discuss his during his imprisonment until after he has made official report to Washington. Established 1866. Ci Co. MANUFACTURERS Carriages, Etc. The Flanagan Line Is The Quality r t IS THE HEART OF EASTERN SORT CAROLINA. IT HAS A POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED ONE. AND IS HY THE BEST FA COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL KIND ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HAVE EVERYTHING TO OFFER IN THE Y OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSPAPER PLANT. Is lb the n the Most Employment ii Han. HAVE A OF TWELVE HUN- AM THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN PART OF NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE WISH TO GET BET- I ACQUAINTED WITH i THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN BUSINESS WAY TO TARE FEW SPACE AND TELL THEM WHAT YOU TO BRING To ill; ATTENTION. ADVERTISING RATES ARE LOW BE UPON VOLUME v i. mum 1911. Huerta Wires Mediation Arrives from Vera lighted Placer Under Son of New Bern Alderman His Willingness To Reign His Representatives Stated They Had Been Instructed Thus from The Beginning DEADLOCK ill BROKEN plans Prepared tor e eminent mill Rebels Attitude Will the els Do NIAGARA PALLS, Out . June 2.- Huerta is preparing to re- sign. He today his at the mediation confer tn announce to the world that mistaken pride nor person- would prevent his with- when once Mexico is cal and the government his is so constituted that It tan count mi Hie support of public in Mexico. The Mexican delegates in their formal statement revealed that hail been Instructed from the Ural to Inform the mediators General personality would Dot lie obstacle toward reaching a peaceful obstacle toward reaching a peaceful settlement. They also stated internal situation in Mexico bound up with the Inter national this spirit them in coming to the mediation conference. dent with the announcement by the Mexican delegates of their position, mediators tonight sent a note by mail to Rafael representative of General i t Washington replying to tin- mention lure Friday by K The mediators in effect General if the Con- were willing Internal as well as international fairs and if they were ready to tie an armistice with the Huerta forces so that the to Which the referred in their statement might brought about These ; of tin sin intent tho Mexicans the mailing of a reply to -broke the deadlock in the negotiations, the existence of which the mediators to- day formally denied. II nevertheless was authoritatively established that nut until tin- withdrew their original intention of Ignoring tin note did the American gates consent to go ahead with a discussion of Hie general peace plan, c . which ; in today's conferences. The by the pi two days ago Issued until ; Huerta had graphed approval today of the tentative plan tor government. also carried negotiations a long step forward. The text of the Statement, accordance with the which the Mexican has hail since the beginning of the peace negotiations its members tie at the first full conference, that Is to say. in tin presence of mediating plenipotentiaries of the delegates of the United states of that President Huerta's per is not mi iii reaching of a satisfactory conclusion, Huerta is prepared to withdraw from the government on conditions that, at the time of hi withdrawal Mexico shall be pacified and the government succeed- Ills shall he such as lo count on Hie . lie governed en public opinion. which constitute the real bases for peace am stability in any country. has been and is President Huerta's to place on record that neither mistaken pride nor personal Interest will prevent hi.- withdrawal one,, the above conditions are ll. Mexican government I mediation of the South American powers in a frank and open spirit an the Mexican delegates has been ed will he in all its acts by perfect faith. Cruz and Department Agriculture Sick Soldiers In Washington Sate National should be unnecessary to any that President Huerta gave the Mex- delegation special instructions not to consent lo anything which hurt the sovereignty of the nation and to refuse a hearing in the deliberations to any thing which might lie rued as an Imposition from the outcome. own part, the delegates would have accepted Instructions of a different nature on these points, but the beg to state that hitherto tiny have no occasion to refer u in, Hi- exquisite tact t mediation plenipotentiaries . a . . treat of tin r or tn . VI. course Huns mi difficulties character i h considered submitting sovereignty of t if mi to an external Influence; said pacification is necessarily bound up with the questions. This has bet n appreciated by the Mexican delegation in setting forth the in- of Us government in tin matter in its endeavors to bring about the pacification it been in spired by the knowledge that with- out no satisfactory conclusion can arrived at in the International question fur New i i i Just before the statement was is sued, the Mexican gales had i long conference with the mediators. Afterwards they telegraphed General Huerta to send them the names of the men who will he satisfactory lo ten for places in Hie new provisional government which is to consist two men chosen by Huerta, two by the a neutral provisional president selected by coin agreement of all parties. Tin lour are in compose the cabinet but are lo he morally obligated the terms of any agreement reached In re to share the . n. which expected i only to conduct election, but lo make a h ginning en internal reforms, It was before the Mexican delegates representatives entered tie ban- in. t given for I hem today by Hie As- Canadian clubs that type copies the position of Gen Huerta given out. Tin can commissioner read it The Mexican delegates expressed their gratification that tiny -11 able to make announcement con firm reports on the subject, mediator mad no comment but tin tit,. Constitutional I rd n I was Hie s of Intense in- on all are ripening and there Is promise of a large yield Hi Va., lulled Slates Cruiser, which look a notable part In Vera Cruz dropped anchor in Hampton about j i o'clock this She is expected to sail for New tomorrow. brought Lieut. Col, William r, of Petersburg, just relieved command of the Field Artillery, suit, ring from tery Lieut. R. B. Anderson, of same regiment, and naval who was shot through tie , lungs while ashore at Vera Cruz at on hoard his ship the that he would die. Tile two military officers were taken I ashore to Hie military hospital at I Port Monroe, where are resting; as comfortably as could he Wounded Sailors. The Prairie also brought twenty wounded and sick sailors, who were sent lo Naval Hospital by lug this morning and also sailors whoso lime will expire. it was guns of tin Prairie that began to thunder when I. parties w. re fired on by the Mi i i in Vera Crux, Her r did damage in the city and tire hi the enemy. A. r. Burgess, Hoarding I the i n House lure at l It afternoon to heard and opportunity I who hue dutiable to declare ii in order that the ma upon that which they wish to land Indicted by Grant Jury For Murder Opening LITTLETON, June The formal opening gentian of the Panacea Hotel will be Saturday evening, June IS. No effort will be spared to occasion one of the most enjoy- able the entire season at Panacea. Music will be furnished by Orchestra. The beautiful ball room. which has a floor of the finest hard Wood, is tine of best this t of state. Buffet banquet will be served complimentary to the Dainty favors for each the dancing ladies. Panacea bus been long famed for its true Southern hospitality, on this occasion a most cordial assurance of a hearty is given to all. A large ll e s expected from clubs and the dancers . in are especially WASHINGTON. I. C Jut S.-v hundred clerks and o lit I ii. fright item tin i. .- in tn. Agriculture today when Daniel V. a watchman, through He corridors i the building was about m de by Let by several of cooler headed Department officials ran it the basement, where tiny found four slicks of dynamite on which tie had been burned out. an explosion had ii -o in to the denotation caps that the tire was Then came a hurried sequel. who had Buffered in- juries to his head while serving as i soldier in the -i several ago was taken to a police n- and subjected to rigid question letter the police announced he had admitted that he himself placed the explosive-. Department official. said tiny believed watchman tended to discover the dynamite be tore it could do harm, hoping to win promotion for heroism. Tho dynamite had been placed Hi Inn. of Si I tar was out town, across the Secretary and bi i- were work i hi -ii employed tile in lie pan lie n . IV he but In n under i of at soldiers has ii lump, lied to set i leaves of absence. The police said told that purchased dynamite Springfield. Ohio, his home town. II- recently returned from there after visit. EARLY, III It n h In-, th- I tn Sunday Colt vent ion I b I in ago, I- is . iii. need large people who have d intention of attending by I their names lo Stale School headquarters in Greensboro, requesting A attractive rate has been by the The round fare from points in North Caro Una ranges from ti Twenty thou people are i attend this convention though only thousand regular, delegates will be Mated iii Hie lied Temple where the main tin Convention will be held, a i other meetings will be provided In ten other buildings tire being arranged for the Before Hi- Mas Discovered lie Bail Taken Quarters at Until the WASHINGTON, June I. who in last live years made many journey about i In box cars and been held in many elite medical expert have disagreed mi whether be i- a leper, turned up in Washington again today his identity mil discovered quarters at a fashionable uptown hotel, Vice Mar and tin r in i apt- . life Early d r he had d a i a r i i I i man at t. . noted path ill i In Id place I so . lint i throw a i I . i i -i i tin l hi., I tn Port ; n i send . for PALLS, Minn, lune Steps out the pro to make the I i among h in ;. taken I in sot V . h ;. . i Hi r r pr I I l . i open if the contention lo j Th. i. ii s. water In the riv r about -i point. NEW BERN, V n rand jury tin i- n county Superior court returned a hill for murder I. C Si it . II. Si I l M. Sunders Several weeks ago, S. i an i of i rail on local hi i- n train in . Con din r M S i d u tn car ti on It i j working The coroner held an t and from the given that time, the blame was placed on Sanders. Hi was carried before Magistrate Walter and waiving an nation was held for court. Scott had not been prominently tie Honed in the case and on act the at the action of the i jury was intensified. The case will be called some t and much Interest manifested In the i June Mr. S left In -n all r noon for Halifax in search for lie after wit will m iii lo attend If you lo lie lit all liberal American Herb in early spring or summer. A on hand at A. Vt Company. Mrs Albert Cox and Mrs. I. But k went to u . noon lo visit a k friend. Miss Myrtle Nobles gave a grand reception in her many young friend Monday evening Refreshment a r served and ; x. Now i- a good lie to paint your house. A IV, Co., has and ii pounds i gallon. Mr. C T Cox and a i m i Seven Springs on an automobile and the Week . I d Mr. Gordon Johnson spent th week end at Seven Springs It you are int. rested in plow casting you will no mis. take by consulting It. D, and Co, We have a few more it and wood beams, hoe to cut your w n II grow It. Forrest and Co. a few going ; n bargain. d gel our ; In for. t on i is. w h r please i I Mr. S. If ; put an . I i I day's a your let i a nu it it I Club a II i Forrest and pan till Its Milling lo furnish With Pleat of sparkling Pure Muter. June The town of Bait ion, through Mayor T I, Bass, this to San ford water for I week at d at and city's poor, water lo be furnished f, ti. car in Sanford Tins made after nailing the report Of I'm Ian John s Sanford having an supply of drinking water and only miles University Would Confer L I. D. I LEAVE HE the anal I tie Made for Him In tin I H. C. Tin -lag- of the Panama rum. tors m tin St i his mad, ii nu. Senator Simmons to at commencement exercises at Chapel Hill tomorrow and in staying ii,. I l ;. . . . i lost or p nu big It known i a I I, ii. g .-I I. I. Inn It I . Is not present the I awarded lo- n w . . win n s . win lei S, tin Hill I lo I people know I -1 ; I ; i I i-i the logo I bestowed i i i. n Unit a It .- . is l- pi i for M country understands that Sena Simmons It light tor r. ti. tie ex. inn lion clause in the I at I,, bi i, Senator would be an evasion or a t a i lilt i . will p i front . tot, I Overman North Carolina's representative will attend State II. pr. nil Hie I i and ion In Raleigh, i lib R clerk Mr Poll's tee and kiln t j in Ext i. and T. Ward, Nashville. Mi .- St i He all . Oven i n -I tin rec ii . ills lo it s. W Smith by tie- . . i i I t i ks lo disappoint candidate and their friends in a i i Sim II mil of the Job. Mrs W. H Council, of Hickory i visiting In i- Howard B . the my I S Id ha n n . v today, i th. . of Hi. keeper six n a Cape Lookout laving station in the of of ti light- . v. . Point light de i storm lust month.