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Of Or Of -I By of tie power vested m. y the terms of a certain deed executed by J. II and Florence dated January I and registered in Book L-W ITS, Registry, win for sale to highest tab on Monday February 22nd. It I- M. before the Court Door n the town of Pitt Conn N. the described tracts on ex. By virtue of authority in ate by a mortgage made by J J. to Macon on 2nd day of January. IS and having qualified as administrator hereby o fer for sale on the 3rd Monday of February 1915, being 15th day for cash to the highest bidder at the Court door la ii the following described pro- Situated Swift Creak county, lying on and adjoining the two roads that cross at Cross Roads of three is. tract of thirteen the second tract of one and one ball r parcels of land, and being in county acres, and third tract of three acre of North Carolina, near ill i town of Falkland, and being No. X. i, and on plat of land former v by It. B. Gotten which plat b record in Pitt County Register of Office in Map Book Number page to which plat reference Is hereby made. Said lots or parcels of land contain This sale is made for the purpose Hie bond described in tho more or less being the three parcels land described in a deed fro-n Claude Clark and wife Vary Clark to J. J Wilson, dated the 2nd day o November 1908 and recorded in book S-S. page This the 14th day of January 1915. R. A Administrator N. W. Attorney. TO Notice is hereby given that R above mentioned deed of trust and has this day sold all of two other bonds, one secured by deed of dated January 20th, 1913 In Rook L-10. page other secured by deed of trust, dated January 20th. 1913. and recorded Book L-10, page All three of aid deeds of trust name undersigned as trustee. This the 21st. day of January. 1911 W MORTON. Trustee Attorney. l-21-ltd-8 w How To Quinine To Children, is b name riven to i . It is a Syrup, pleas- ant to take and does not ii b the take it and know it la Quinine. Also adapted to adults who cannot lake ordinary Quinine. Does not nor n.- nor in the head. the next time you .-let for any original package. The name blown m his entire interests in the Little lace Company, of ville. N. C, to A. B. and M W. Wallace and from this date the said R has no further Interest in said ,. This the 1st. day of January A. E. M w . ltd. North Carol las Pill a the Superior January Term, Hooker vs. Notice of Sale W. V. F. Corey and wife N J. Corey. By virtue of a decree of the Super. . court made in the above entitled cease by His Honor W Presiding at January Term. 1915, Flit County Superior Court, the undersign- ed commissioner, will on Monday, day of February, 1915. at clock Noon expose to public be- fore the Court House Door in Green- ville. to highest for cash, UM following described tracts or pan els of land, First Situated in Township. Pitt County bounded on the by the lands of S. F. ton and bounded en tho West by the lands of James son Dennis on the by another tract of land of W. L. F. Corey and on the East by the lands of tuna Miss Cook teacher High School, has given work, which the doctor advised her to do on of a throat trouble and she left today for her home at 1-aCross Va. bold of slumps wish as it is the cheapest way, we have a large shipment. A. W. Anne Co. We have a large shipment of so potatoes that will arrive in i I, days. Come to see us to buy your ft J, C. Vincent Mr. Mark Smith a former student of High School was in town yesterday visiting bis many If ii is hats, and caps, that you want we have them, the styles that will suit you. Harrington, liar her Co. Mr. A. t;. Cox killed hogs yesterday Ami Mines, containing acres more t and among tho number was one pork- or less and being the tract of land on L. pounds In the which the said W. I. F Corey and wife now reside Second Situated in STRAY OF. I have taken up one ox about three years old, marked under bit in ea.-h ear. Owner can same by paying costs. Ii I. DUDLEY, January 1.1 with price and lumber to suit F. V Johnston. The Reliable Household Lantern There is always need for a good lantern around the home in the yard, 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 dealer everywhere STANDARD OIL COMPANY C. Charlotte. N. C Township, Pitt County on the East Bide Fork Swamp, adjoining th lands of Josephus and other.-, containing acres more or less and being tho land deeded by Barrow Can- to Providence Cooper and Cannon Mills and by them conveyed to Sam Corey and by Samuel Corey to L. F. Corey by Deed which is of re- cord in the Register's Office In Pitt County in Hook page Third Situated in Township. Pitt County, in Jame our motto quick sales small profits for cash for cash loud at D. Forrest Co. We carry at all times nice fresh and oysters, also a nice line fine C. Vincent Co. Or State North I of Pitt. la H. Brown. of F. It Annie Stick- Green, F. II. and others. Heirs at law. and dis- of F It. Deceased., -v.- C, Harding, of J, J. Per- kins, Bernard, Arthur Bernard, Bernard, and Juliette Bernard, Henry C Parsons and Parsons, Successors of C. S. Par- sons Sons. Holeman Bernard. YOU WILL That an action entitled as above has been commenced In the Supreme Court of Pitt County for the purpose of en- forcing an alleged lien of Judgment upon a certain tract of land situate In the own of Greenville, on the of Fourth Pitt Streets, said action being based upon a alleged to been rendered In fa- Come to see us to buy your salt for r F Satterthwaite. to the packing your meat. have a largo supply. A. W. Ange Co. Re. Mr Lane of Ayden will hold vices here Sunday at tho Methodist church, the public is invited to A nice line of dress and work pants. containing acres more or , less and being the same land granted . ., . . ., r, v us. Harrington, Barber Co. to the said W. L F by , state of North Carolina by sure to get our prices on heavy which is on record in the office and fancy groceries when in town or the Register of Deeds of Pitt county in Book Y-3, page Fourth Situated in Swift Creek Township. Pitt County, ad joining the lands of Nashville B. Bland, R. H. and Sal- lie Bland, containing SH acres more or less. Fifth Situated in Swill . you will lose money for the dollar brings it's value at B. D. Co- Mr. W. If. Manning and Mrs. Mattie were united in Thursday evening at o'clock They will make their home here in Creek Township Pitt County, on We have on hand plenty of plant bed sides of the Washington Road adjoin-1 Cloth prices right and quality l tho tract last above mentioned, teed. B. D. Forrest Co. adjoining the lands of E. H. Gar-1 Hay wood Cox and others con- acres more or loss The above lands will be sold la tracts and also in of the separate tracts and also as a whole. NOTICE. By virtue of the power of sale con- in a certain mortgage deed executed and delivered by John king and wife Maggie to The tract above described L Moore on the day of December been sub-divided into eight and duly recorded in the Pitt county Registry in Book Q-10 the undersigned will expose train and calls are the safest surest method of trading in wheat, or oats. Because your loss is absolutely limited to the bought. No farther risk. Positively most profitable way of trading. Open an account. You buy puts or calls on bushels grain for or you can buy both for or as many more yon wish An advance or decline of cent gives you the chance to take profit A movement of cents profit. Write for full particulars and bank references. R. w. Columbus, Ohio. Address all mail to Lock Box of C. S. Parsons Sons, against T. J. Perkins, and which is claimed the to be a part of the home- stead of the said J. Perkins; and this action is brought for the purpose of subjecting the said lands to for the payment and of said judgments; And you are hereby summoned to appear before the Judge of our Super- Court, at a Court to be held for the County of Pitt, at the Court House in Greenville, on the second Monday after the first Monday of March, It be- the 15th, day of March 1915, and answer or demur to the complaint which has been bled in the office of the Clerk of Superior Court; and you will further take notice that if you fail to answer or demur to said com- plaint within the time prescribed by law, the plaintiff will apply to tho Court for the relief demanded In the complaint. This the 29th, day of January. 1915. J. D. COX. Clerk of Superior Court. end lands will be sold ac- cording to said sub-divisions and also as a whole. This the day of January. 1915.1 Public sale before the Court-house C. C. PIERCE, Commissioner. Norfolk. Va. BALTIMORE W. Va. S. C It Always Helps says Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Clifton Mills, Ky., in writing of her experience with the woman's tonic says I began to use my back and head would hurt so bad, thought the pain would kill me. I was hardly able to do any of my housework. After taking three bottles of I began to feel like a new I soon pounds, and now, I do all my housework, as well as run a big water milL I wish every suffering woman would give The Woman's Tonic a trial. J still use when I feel a little bad, and it always does me Headache, backache, side ache, nervousness, tired, worn-out feelings, etc., are sure signs of woman- trouble. Signs that you need the woman's tonic. cannot make a mistake in trying for your trouble. It been helping weak, ailing more than fifty years. North Carolina Pitt County By virtue authority contained In two certain mortgages executed by Prime to Turnage Brothers One bearing tin- date of 1- 1st. and recorded in Book L-lo. an page and one date of May 2nd. 1914 and in Book Q-10 mi page of Pitt Registry, the undersigned will on Monday. February 1916, at o'clock Noon before the Court Door in Pill County, the Town of Greenville, sell to the highest bidder cash the following described pan el of land ; and being in Creek Township. Pitt County, Carolina and beginning at two pines and oak, William Smith's corner thence with William line S w poles to a stake Smith W poles in like in line, corner, bis line s smith ; corner then with ins line N W poles to a corner, then with line N W poles to a stump in said line thence to the be- ginning containing n acres more less and being the same land door in Greenville, N, C, to the high- est bidder, on Monday the first day of March 1915,, at 12-30 p. m. a tract or parcel of land or lots of land lying and being in the Town of Bethel, Pitt County, N. C. and described as Being numbers S and described on a certain map made by V. and recorded In Book T-9 page f the lit Bounty and be- same lots to said Wilkins by deed from It. J. Grimes and others by deed dated Jun. 1911 and recorded In Book T-9 pages and of the Pitt County Registry, to which reference hereby Sale made to satisfy said deed, terms of sale cash. This the day of January 1918, G. L. Julius Brown. Atty. to In order to reduce stock marble i will give a redaction In to o are In buying tones, we can be found at the row I stand, m guaranteed, Call me. C. I By virtue of the power of sale con mined in a certain mortgage deed and delivered by S. T. Carson and wife Lucie J. Carson to The Bet- Hanking and Trust Company on day of April 1913 and duly recorded in the Pitt County Registry In Book K-10 page the undersigned will ex pose to public sale, before tho Court House door in Greenville, N. C. to highest bidder, on Monday March 1916 at p. m. a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in Town of Bethel, Pitt county, N. C, and described as Situate on But side of Main street and tho lands J. R. Bunting on the Ford on the East, B T. Carson on the South, being fee; wide on tho front and same on back and upon which the repair shop stood. Bale made to said mortgage deed, terms of cash. BETHEL BANKING TRUST Brown Attorney. SALE By virtue of a power of sale contain- ed in a certain Mortgage Deed executed and delivered by J. A. and Ethel Everette to W. H. Jr.,. dated the 15th. day of August 1914, and duly recorded in the Re- Office in Pitt County, in Boon; A page and also by of a Mortgage executed and delivered by A. to W. H. Dal I. Jr. dated of , 1914, and duly recorded in the Register's Office fa Pitt County, the undersigned will, on Saturday, the day of February, 1915, at o'clock Noon expose to pub- sale before the Court House door in to the highest bidder for cash, the following described tract or parcel of land, one undivided of J. A. Everette and also th life estate of E. A. Everette in the fifth undivided Interest of the said J. A. Everette in that certain tract or parcel of land situated in Township. Pitt County, North Carolina adjoining the lands of Tho- mas Haddock the East; the liar land on the West; the Evans laud the South and the land on the North and containing or This sale is made for the purpose of satisfying the terms of said Mort- gage Deed. This the 4th. day of January. 1915. W. H. Harding i Pierce, Attorneys. Lecture at A lecture was given lost Friday evening in the new sol by Dr. M. E. u the Hookworm the State of Health. Grimes- is Showing considerable Interest STRAY on January stray work, and has an active red and while Spotted, no foot looking to tho bl- ed by Deed from Haywood Cox In marks. Owner ran get same by of the sanitary condition- women Get a Bottle Today I Prince dated, dated tho II costs. of November, 1908, and recorded c. it in the Register of Deeds Office In L. A, HUDSON, I County, In Book B-9, on page and Jan. 20th. Simpson, N, j being; same land described In the I above mentioned mortgages I by the said Prince lo th, laid Turnage sale is lo satisfy the terms n above mentioned I This the 18th day of January, 1915. Pierce. Attorneys. of the town. A League i the school n, and n Mothers Club, have been organized. Sale of North Carolina. County of Pitt NOTICE MORTGAGE Under and by virtue of the authority conferred upon me by the of a certain mortgage, executed b Dawson, and Ida of the County of Pitt and Slate North Carolina lo II. Arnold, of said county and State, which Is duly recorded in Book 0-9, page of the Register Of Deed's Office of Pitt the undersigned will sell at auction at the Court House door Greenville on the 10th day of February 1915, at tho hour of M. to the highest bidder for cash Hie piece or parcel of land, situate in th county and State aforesaid, and mote particularly described as in Township. Pitt County, on the road leading Black Jack to Calico and bounded by the lands of Edward Mills, W. I. Smith and others containing acres more or less and being tho land which Marcellus Dawson and Ida Dawson resided in 1910. Reference made Book 0-9 page of the Re- Pitt This the 16th day of January. 1915. W. H. ARNOLD, Mortgagee Harry Skinner. Atty for mortgagee. to l ore a Cough. coughs demand Instant treatment. They show a serious con- of the system and are weaken- Postmaster Collins, N. . I took Foley's Honey and Col pound for a violent Mini completely exhausted me, and less than a half a bottle stopped the Try It, For sale by all druggists. c It t U . a C. M., He v TBS HEART OF EASTERN CAROLINA. IT HAS A POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED AND ONE. AND IS ROUNDED Br THE BEST FARMING COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL KINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HAVE EVERYTHING TO OFFER IN THE WAY OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSPAPER PLANT. WE HAVE A OP TWELVE HUN- AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN PART OP NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE THOSE WHO WISH TO BET- THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE FEW INCHES ICE AND TILL THEM WHAT YOU TO BRING TO THEIR ATTENTION. OUR ADVERTISING ARE LOW AND CAN BE UPON h the lost the Met the . GREENVILLE, M. C, AFTERNOON. M BE I Russians Claim to Have Won Important Battle By Fierce Bayonet Shilling Thousands Considers The Men to Check Russian Advance in Carpathians NO IN III NEWS NOTES THE j Chapel Hill. N. C, Feb. visiting committee of the committee visited the Monday. entire student body Jammed the chapel to hear the speak. President Graham Introducing the id Greenville Branch College Women Holds Regular Meeting SENATE BREAKS i i P J II J I meeting is to let the Revenue Headway of . u, I . of North Care- Being Maria see the representatives of North Care- line not yet In the Senator P. acted The Greenville Branch of the South- Association of College Women h I its regular meeting yesterday aft. in the parlors the Dormitory at the Tho purpose of the association Cuter Particulars. New Bern, the course the ease In which Jesse Creel, white, is being tried tor his life on a charge of Cannon Fulford, Judge Carter called a ball in the din and read statement which he had prepared he which calls upon Solicitor Hours Without Any Chance explanation court convenes tomorrow First, to unite college women in The Rattle Bow Being One f The Greatest the War. On Both Sides Heavy London, Fob. i The a armies are another series of battles for ion snow-covered Carpathian passes to decide whether the Russia will commence another Invasion o Hungary or part of an they have evacuated The Russians have issued two Hal reports of the operations claim- the better of the lighting. Th-r right wing has crossed the mountains and has been engaged in a battle no and on the an side of the Carpathians and on foe edge of plains which sweep down to Budapest. Trenton Bear Threatened. This army, too threatens the rear of the who, g entered to east nave suffered losses in a battle with Russian force, fighting has occurred the G n side Of pass, the mans raptured tho heights in the re of only to drive i back after a bayonet light, which Russian report describes as precedent in say this battle The Germans brought South for the higher education of W Raleigh Pen U By a vole of the Second, to raise standard to fifteen, the Senate a of education for women; Third, in faced In turn each member of the . and to talks were full , j,,,,,,.,,,,,, ,,,,. p--- humor and provoked almost passed the bill for th- examination and of tear. its Three hours of debate the passage of tho bl Amendments, on both side Issues warm for the rabid this gave and spirit to the out liberations. In the end. when Mia roll call was asked on the bill ex Initiation after explanation was Senators In opposition lo the in it re in House. The House resolved itself Into a committee of the whole Jay. Mi chairman and made rapid progress in consideration of the act. Of the sections the act were adopted much show opposition. The live set- refer to the objects for taxes are levied, p rate of tax- corporation taxes payable to Treasurer and repeal of of tax exemptions, From to is included the Inheritance tax rate, liability collections, etc. In re- to this tax Hate Same Section provides an ad tax of twenty-three and cuts State purposes, four cents tor pensions twenty C leaving nineteen cents the ties. To this provision Mr of Cabarrus, the leader of applause. Practically every the i him self in favor of th r f the which is an annual fund of and a four-year per- building fund of a year. Charles I, Raper, professor of economics will probably spend week In Tennessee conferring with a schools and graduates of class A coll k are for hip In this as This branch, though but recently organized has begun to work in . i it is part of tho work map- out for the year to study the needs of the schools of Pitt, ti met with the The between Carter and Solicitor over the of State vs. a young white man Washington, N C, who i chat with murder having so it la all the death of James near this city a tow ago . driving his automobile. case has been continued again and h ; I arranged with counsel for the to have this done. in this statement rend out In I in Tennessee . Q special commission appointed by , of Tennessee to , ,, problems of assessment and taxation This commission has instructions t report the best bill it ran devise t of Recess MM PROBABLE I lie Carried To The Next In Senate Falls. Cannot Be Broken ii Washington, C. I and Democratic Insurgents the bill, with the aid Senators mid Ken progressive Republicans who this afternoon, Judge Carter ca d anon Solicitor to . ,. Senate to adjourn tonight In writing and submit In him at in- . continuous session m it- opening of tho court tomorrow . history had lasted full fact, as lo why this ca . with inn, in his work His talk was J has been continued and to explain ill in brief, the statistics of Pitt in com- full his action In attempting to con- with those of other the legislature early in I, th. Pr ,,, Raper has been Invited to , of P, with this body as long a time as he ran Heavy fr Bowlers. Minn. 11-P 18.000. in cash be up tho crack bow who up today some to her discredit. He said fa- that the old cry little red schoolhouse on every ha been taken too far and that Pitt has This made uncertain than r which the the case the present tern on without consulting Mm ,. . houses conceded today that an leaders There were . . , session seemed There O. Feb. -A d . p gathering of church work, ,,,,.,, me. here today, under the a. of the Mission many school houses. What in to bear the National needed is consolidation money resources for most to II of tho International most and not a association. The meet will last at man's door. Instances were cited where consolidation to especially their best reinforcements to aid the i publicans in the and and themselves led the sent for an amendment giving tack. Racked by heavy artillery ties cents. Mr. King want- assaulted the Russian position on to known ho much this would heights, but found I to and Mr. re selves under an tire from that ii would to awl the Russians on parallel hills nil In his county Cab arm The were cut off from the main J however, by I i con, column, Russian infantry then at- and voted down the February From Wisconsin, Mill Iowa. North and South Illinois and Canada, and even from teams of are here for the tour Tic palm Tor traveling goes to the Victor- C. team which are due in a days, and are wild to be feats bowlers in n t the Mar. cracks and the two favorite;, while st. sod bow- In trim for the big tacked, driving them back at the poll t of bayonet. Attack the Russians had regained their old positions, leaving the amendment by a large majority. only an made to the original bin v Mr. Douglass toes in the collection of inherit- taxes by the clerk of the cording to their report the fund bodies of dead j IX. similar lo j a report was received on The here seems in .,. Constitution to been as desperate and i homestead exemption. before the Warsaw indications breakers are ahead for the week, sod so as pi when it op n judged, by and unofficial n the ports, has is refused a tor th- The would stop any a turned the on th- kinds of on Sabbath In border of Bail w I to. M a another Import date will needed schools being located within a mile and a half of each other with enrollment of each not ox- twenty, and as low as teen. Other phase i I the work were en op. It deemed advisable t . Inaugurate at this time of on Illiteracy- campaign by Moonlight School Movement, but plans to study the on during spring preparatory to next was made that the . . . i the old magazines and Newark N --eh. Arthur from the School to r. suspended th. rural o , can then, weights and measure, who especially to p denial charges of m cutting. I,,;, in in destroying records of the county sealer's office, will was served given hearing here today the on both will be heard the Baptist and r. Ian Churches discuss A report eon Which has been traveling and country church conditions ill be submitted before the convention ad tomorrow. Prof. Harold v- of the P. Bureau i will speak on Country which he bus studied in torn lea and Europe. chase measure form I. Adjournment tonight on a motion made by Senator carried IS to niter Senator Not deploring the had pi. claimed ins conclusion opponent of the bill It The Case t . ; i ugh over the loss i support the Re i -his administration I idem t Senate would admit t One Killed Nashville, Tenn., Feb. raiding a moonshine r. n. Birthday. Tenn, th. I'd West Orange. N. J., Feb. 11- Special am V known as the bushed today by alleged spent his 68th today John on hi. Plan, rebuilding his big killed. Now. of I Sen III Law Was Die. Trenton, N. j. Feb. cause was i, t Mar,,,, who killed two broil rs In , break in the Senate Wit- New Jersey City blacksmith shop, has son had th J- been sentenced to electrocution with House i plans to get th. the week When bill the House and a court of Pardon, recently refused course may be taken though clemency lo the doomed man, Republicans Insist H Leonard, father the murder, u, end the . h. no boy. and father-in-law matter Co Aw their slayer, m accomplish the and thank the Court. am the lather. of both of the boys that Martin killed ins life won't bring bark my So. bu, i, would be horrible to think he rs i from , , . , at, Sew York nun had escaped justice. I vicinity. It, I Scent, at Feb. U. The ; annual meeting of the Boy Seoul , cents for I. called for t, lay In I After n H. It was not progress of the , last the com. measures for strengthening , scout drill will be n that were burn s a I win . ; in that region. Of .- , . on th. M h Man, rt him A,. , ,; par, , f ,,, 1001.1- having in manner he neither rial. bill only by doing a little more posse from h . . work usual. , at Di nun, ,.,,., here to announced that Columbia I . r f I . i . . . v . r i , . ft Agent . in i-ease and la I will give two --.- r rs k a. -U i- t battle in northern part , he C m a g , ,,. I i i l and will be joined of Prof. J. of lion speaks. at Cook ville, varsity of K a . ho ha been hero oral investigating. j j

THE CAROLINA HOME and FARM and EASTERN REFLECTOR has nor or less in the the only regret we have Is to banks. . . rule d i ks an compel i to atop overdraft Coast Line which in. ck; Published D. Editor. CAROLINA been accused of I out from under the authority of . I s at last shown that it was Six mourns. Adverting r application at he nothing of the sort Till bets the railroads a authorities are best and laird strut-is without having to resort to All cards I will In at l per word Communications advertising will he charged for at three per line, up i hues Entered as August . at the post at North Carolina, ct Man., i. m in liquor law lion to compel agreement. Most o the railroad companies will do their strides have been made In the children State And reduction in the p t illiteracy proves that -i being New schools and i i i are being started many d -rent places in the State and I n older, improving teaching facilities Probably la no institution In the i this growth shown to better ad- . than the I teal to.; h IS increased strengthened and the courses been enlarged and broadened. Ml IT REED. Sen lee I re meeting of the ; . Sen I e Co . . n i d on its job. From the u solution schools the weight of and WILL COST i to in and tie- Boston English Opera Company announced its Southern tour wrote the management asking if range of their interest, it is possible to secure a date i Id PER TO INS I'M Some that much land has been it. arts AU its splendid growth will continue as was In oats year he reasons assigned for this the low price of cotton and for crop diversification, A large demand for oats Is expected Mis year. in the United States Sen ; are having their hands full in try to pass the ship bill. Night sea lions arc being held and absent are being rounded up when votes are to be taken. Leaders, are now the possibility of an am if the bill is not soon passed A recent order sent the com- the currency forbids nu i banks allowing tin it deposit r lo overdraw their This or- slop a very bad custom Within the past few years wonderful the new features the Culver illy the development the Com They indicate the position of the Con- part toward coining to such agreement J Service idea. This on matters of timely import- Service Idea to result especially those relating to so -real good done in the Stat conditions, and represent the It has served to show how the Pulse-beats of the State's best thought ties on different questions Social welfare work. A summary promises to arouse great of the resolutions adopted toward improving these 1- Flavoring probation, This Community Idea is in its Infancy sentence and parole, and the payment but already it has shown n splendid of a part of the prisoners earning growth and when it becomes family established the good it will Endorsing measure ,. cannot be measured. State Reformatory for Women. Endorsing the work and Of Community Service Week he authorities mi New York and favoring a repetition and assured fact Hi. People Of that city not of the work this year. I to stock up on Hour because of high Favoring a law that will They as their reason bit the delivery of liquor for evident that the true conception could have Wednesday Feb. pro- service which prompted the organ would the Is a large amount tor a small town I was to this attraction which will be l most important event ever held in this city so I signed contracts and Wednesday evening, February of Conference is it resolutions are broad yet considerate, comprehensive definite, in tin view of the to which they are addressed Raleigh, ii Justice for the Supreme court, yesterday a very able opinion in the eats Of State vs Seaboard Air Rail- way respecting the right Of private citizens to examine the records of the railroads showing liquor shipment- Rev. L. superintendent Anti-Saloon League, requested the B board to permit h'm to examine their books showing shipments of liquor Into Raleigh. He was refused and I'M railroad was indicted for violation of the law. a special verdict, T, morrow is the closing day for tobacco market here and it I the closing l most market y had In I The number of pounds sold will go far above the highest record of any While the prices has not be n m an high as it was on previous years it has been very ,. a fact Iced tor the grade to- Hie is fast becoming o market section the State and it i A number of people are advert for Offering this advice that by Mock- purpose, in North Carolina. UP at this time such action will i the General that a substitute for potash as a fertilizer has been found in and a result cause the price to go of the activities of the Stale till higher. This happened last Hoard of Health, especially for in 7th. The Boston Opera Com-Trial Judge hold that a private in Verdi s beautiful opera will be at White's The consists of over Everybody stocked up an I of the State Sanatorium and for a greatly increased the demand State-wide campaign against tuber the price to advance Sugar has now also to include in the work of Farmers should not be drawn int buying lime believing this to be There la no known chemical that take the place of potash as a plant food What lime will do. however. help to free the insoluble potash which is found in all soils What the Hoard the inspection of jails and applies In the case of sugar applies convict camps. in the case of There is an Favoring the creation of a usually large crop of wheat, enough Commute on Legislation. to supply the foreign demands an Favoring the creation of a Con yet leave sufficient for home on Public Amusements, and the price will soon drop. grounds and Recreation. Endorsing the child-la- law, the fourteen year age lira i, Carolina will have within it. with adequate inspection and urging people Including the foremost stars an the American operatic stage. The opera is the most beautiful ever written. The production of acts and scenes is one of rare beauty. Press, Public and Pulpit have unit ed in proclaiming this the most attraction of the season. Read what the critics opinions of the leading papers of the arc on display in lobby of The prices will lower floor, 11.60 and 1.00, Balcony and hope you will give this your sup- port so as to enable me to bring other high class attractions of this kind here. Yours truly. SAM WHITE, did not have the legal right t examine these books. The Court states through Justice Hoke that the law gives a private citizen the right to Inspect these books, Th's decision is also important because of its determination of the effect of law and State Statutes II GAME The Greenville High School Basket Ball Team will meet The High School ream Saturday afternoon On the home grounds This is too first game of the season for the homo team, However, the team has been icing heard and expects to put up a game light. The probable line up will be left forward; Brown, right for- ward; Harrington or center. Perkins or Ward, right guard; Rice. guard. Substitutes. Johnson P. S. Seats will be on sale at Hix Hooker. Foley. will ruin any soil for farming so great care must be exercised in its tor get the advice of some b fore you treat your land lime. North Carolina is far ahead man; states in the educational lie , borders next week one of the target serious consideration of the I meetings ever held in the State. oral Assembly of the Child Labor Bill -------meeting will be the M HERS Office, Saturday morning, Feb. Mail orders now accepted if by remittance. j REAL ESTATE and Agents v- The Society Event of the Theatrical Season B. ENGLISH WEDNESDAY EVENING opera Company OF OVER PEOPLE In a Master Production of the World's Favorite With the Most Remarkable Cast of Stars Ever Heard in English Opera, including JOSEPH F. Mirth Carmen Harold I.-I- William in in inn Arthur William lark Harm Other. introduced by Senator Weaver of Hun- r i Meeting, the meeting of County. who are members, or Interested in i Commending work of Layman's Missionary Movement. Commission and aiding it in legates from all over the securing a larger appropriation. States will be present at of Favoring a State campaign for most speakers In world moonlight schools to teach adult ill I- Form- to read and write. i- of movement Favoring a law to make n held in very large cities i of the races a crime. North Carolina will be exceedingly 1.2. Favoring the State wide fortunate In having it week, of the County i In a three-day Ion at Char Mural law, making property owner- he 17th and who houses for Immoral I responsible. Senate has passed a bill to a custom which is peculiar league, u U. . and that is the in of cropping hair in ., prison Meeting. the prisoners they are held in is being manifested jail for trial. They wear this garb In fourth General Convention o. when they appear on trial and before the Layman's Missionary being pronounced guilty. This is i which is to he held next week hi change, there is no reason why Charlotte, Delegations from differ man before he is found guilty should em parts of this as well as from , made to appear in almost the same other States are planning to dress a convict going in special cars. That the trip Is well worth taking la a settled The town of Henderson baa fact. Those who attend this meeting chance to wipe out its per cent ; will hear speakers known all over the Illiteracy A public man of j country and men who do not come to that town has offered to pay one North Carolina very often. Such men for every person over the Robert B. Spier, Campbell of who Is taught to rend and writ j White, K Doughty, Inn.- Tins money is to go to the Woman a and William T. Bills and In clubs of that place which are at to these John It Mott will be sent engaged In such work j at this great convention. As IV. o--------- meeting Is to arouse more Japan ii demanding China con-Ion the part of Christian laymen ii cessions commercial lines Bill work it la hoped a large has threatened to use military number of laymen as well as mint m case they are The will attend attending dent of China is willing to grant some. meeting new will be secured of the demands but refuses to allow to help In the great mil- any of China's sovereign j movement will be manifested rights Japan it seems is not fled with having taken Chi Mount. Rocky Mount, Feb. Spencer, one of the famous players on the City Baseball league has affixed his signature to a contract with the Rocky Mount, N. team recently secured entrance Virginia league and will report in that City about March 1st and will Show the what he do in the baseball line. Mr. Spencer is considered one of the best players in the New city league. He fast, has the ability to an op- it is offered and the records show that during the past season he stood exceptionally high In the standing of the members of the team to which he belonged, Al lovers of sport are cordially in- and earnestly requested to be present. Admission and cent Invigorating and Sickly The Ionic drives out A lire red Time to Change. We walked Into a local grocers store the other day and here is what we Turnips from Michigan, on ions from Spain. Irish potatoes from Maine, sweet potatoes from North Carolina, cow peas from California celery from Florida, butter beans from Michigan, white peas from California apples from New York, molasses cabbage from New York canned goods from Indiana and There was not n single Item have even the can could not have bee ; raised in Cherokee county. Is any wonder we are poor when we sea away from home for almost thing we eat It's time to Chang, this system also.- Lodger. i SALE A lot of stable Manure. Apply to J. C Buy your Cow Peas, Beans and Seed Peanuts before they go higher HALL MOORE THE and Augmented under of in.-i and artistic of taken en I verdict of and fa r mm mt but wants more privileges and con cessions. Pistol Cincinnati. O., Feb. battle between Cashier Wm. Cross of the Mohawk German Hank and If the farmers realize how much it, Company and two men who at- them to do their hauling over tempted to rob the hank today result- bad roads they would not rest until ed In the of one and the cap- better loads had been built. TI-. of the other, as it Is called is a Cross was uninjured although th burden on the people of this State robbers fired when he was picking up especially those living in the country a pistol. A CASE BLACK In town would probably frighten oldest Inhabitant, but we are prepared the necessary remedies even for and are supplied with the fresh- est stock drugs to compound any kind a doctor's prescription with the discoveries la medicine or drugs of any description. service Is prompt mistakes are unknown here. Drug Company PERFECT COLD CREAM of . U. Tub., n. Bison l-pr. look, it. V nm t M . com la -r mm mm .- GUNS PISTOLS and CARTRIDGES We are headquarters for the best make of fire arms such as the Famous L. C Smith, Fox, Ithaca and Winchester shot guns. Remington Marlin Winchester and Savage Rifle, Smith Wesson Bolts and Harrington and Richardson Pistols. We are also headquarters for all kinds of gun Shells and Cartridges. We sell all size gun shells, Gage, Gage and Gage. Come to see us. J. R. J. G Move WATCH THE CHILD'S READING ACCOUNTS FOR OLD LEGEND the TOWN UP CARDS M. W. CARTER. B. s Practice limited to Of IT. I. mm Or. D. U N. O, Mm H. PARKERS STUDIO Fourth Streets Beth Day a. Sight Seed us Tear KODAK WORK ALBION DON at Law Office In Building, Third St wherever his services desired. Greenville North Carolina at Law NORTH CAROLINA D. K. at Law And and Drainage Cases a In once formerly occupied by V. Q. James Son. In J. Attorney at Law Building on Court Square. PIERCE Practicing in all the Courts Office in Wooten Building on Third street, fronting Court House. B. F. TYSON Insurance Office Fourth Street near F run it store DR. Wm. P. EDWARDS The Profess Healer who Is know i as World's Wonder, who is re- ported U Reflector to cure kinds of aches pains, also any disease by empty passim; but hand over the body and pains and in proper time cures or benefits. His headquarters are in Rocky Mount, Thomas street. Bat is here in Greenville lo- at Herbert Edwards, colored barber's Clark street, Sat- Monday Tuesday and days. Consult him regardless of or color. Terms reasonable. He has state license to do business, office hours a. m. to p. m. free. He has testimonials from a number of prominent white colored people from all over State of Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina, In fact some from this Slayer of Two Pleads Insanity Frankfort, Ind., Feb. was begun here today of William H. coy who shot and killed bis wife an i John Byerly at the home on December A plea of temporary In- will be his defense. Owen Murphy Plumbers 4th. 47-j If yea have plumbing to be due. and want the best work call Oar terms are dive u- a trial repair and will assure yea Per Rent. One farm in Content urn Township, three miles of houses and tobacco barn. Apply to James, N. C, R. I m Cart. cites, matter how Ions it cured Porter Oil. II Ma it Buck wheat, Pan- cake Flour, Oatmeal, Flakes, Washington Quakers Corn Flake, Post Post en, Porridge, Nuts, Instant Cereal, Flour, Self-rising Flour, Con- and fee. S. M. Schultz II. H with Life Ce. New Opening Day Cent Store Saturday, February Wonderful values in Tin, Enamel and Class Ware, Crockery, China u 1.1 beautiful Japanese Goods Colliery Vases Stationary, Towels and Underwear. Many other for usefulness and beauty. Come an make your selections. Hearne Sugg, ext door Gentry A Warehouse Dickinson Avenue. WANT ADS HEW GARDEN SEED sets. S. M. Schultz. SEE E. n. EVANS FOR Irons, Heaters, Lights and Proctor Hotel Building. 10-28-U FOB Bushels of DO oats at per bushel f. o . b. stations cents per bushel at farm well ed and Improved by J. K. post office R. F. D. B. HAVE LAND FOB SALE, subdivide land Into town lots, o largo farms Into small tracts an I soil at suction. If you want U convert your property into cash and interest bearing notes, write or wire us. Southern Realty and Co., M. Andrews, Manager Greensboro, N. C. RENT TO FURNISH ed rooms with private bath in residence section. Terms Address Box N. C. 2-4-611 com i West Cm. May Seem to Be Unimportant, But a Little Consideration Will Show Real Value. Pew of us realize enormous power of literature upon childhood, for it Is so insidious In Its action Book after book is read and, we think, tor- gotten, yet those very books are the ones upon which opinions have been formulated; here a little and there a little, we have amassed our edge through them as medium. We bear parents exclaiming at the ex- ideas their children have; they often say they cannot think where they have got them from and add that they never thought such things In their young days. Of course they did not; the last generation read much less and traveled far less than the present one; there were no cir- libraries and books so cheap that a pence could buy Their opportunities were limited with- in a much narrower circle, and it Is because of the very facilities which our children now have for reading that it Is more Important than ever that they should be super vised in the matter. The control will not felt. If only from the first those in authority would take trouble to read aloud suggest delightful books. A child who found by experience that he has received the keenest enjoyment when hearing or reading books recommended by his parents, will be more likely to ask for advice and discuss what he has read with them. So the trend of his men- growth can directed, and those who are responsible for his education will have a better knowledge of his Individual development and will retard nor unduly force him. Mrs. Chambers. Simple Explanation of the Myth That Surrounds Fleece In the legend of the Fleece lies hidden the record of an ancient method of sons for collection of gold. The north coast of Asia Minor produced large quantities of precious metals, as well as copper and Iron. was found In the gravel, as often happens still in streams draining from copper regions. gold in copper ores, originally containing Insignificant amounts of the precious metal, ac- cumulates In course of ages, and sometimes forms placers of astonish- richness. ancient washed the gold-bearing gravel, first by booming, which concentrated gold Into ; lively small amounts sand. was then collected washed through sluices having the bottoms lined with sheepskins. The gold would sink Into wool, while sand would be Mr J. D. Jones is getting his ready to start at Pitch Kettle and we may soon look for some white washed away in the swift current- skins were removed from the at R- it is a concrete fact that Dynamite is the thing to blow up stumps, moles and get your winter have it J. R. Smith Bro. Mr. Lorenzo thrown from his buggy last by a running away, escaping unhurt, and on Wednesday his ran away the second time and threw him out. and in falling he sustained Internal Injuries, and Is in bed since. did not the extent of his injuries, but hope he will soon be oat again. Another car of farm, and drain The are worst around here in many years, cause by the continued rains and heavy and this section is no exception we hear the same complaint all around. Mr. Bland of Swift Township was here today selling cot- ARTISTIC SENSE OF SEXES Museums and Art Galleries of World Prove Superiority of Man, Says This Writer. I notice that in a department store advertisement women are quoted as wondering how men can produce such excellent results with draperies. More- over, one of the domestic la Just like a Very sarcastic and wholly to his sense of taste But by red covers of Baedeker, Is not the artistic sense of crude men quite equal to that fair woman I ask you to follow Baedeker to all the gal- and museums of the world and then answer me Who mixed the pigments for that Whose chisel that Apollo Whose hand traced the lines for St Peter's Who painted most of the world's great pictures, tarred most Its statues, built Its and Men, and not women. Who make most of the designs for all kinds of dress fabrics and laces Men. Who blends the delicate dyes for the shades that adorn milady Some man. Who put the figure In that rug upon your floor Just a man. Who even makes many of the most fashionable Parisian dresses and hats Frenchmen. masculine has quite enough to harry him, but lack of artistic sense Is not his sex Ledger. sluices, coarsest gold shaken out, and the fleeces, still glittering with the yellow metal, were hung upon boughs to dry so that the rest of the gold might be beaten from them, and saved. early Greek mariners, wit- tills process, carried borne of the wonderful riches of a land where a warlike race of miners hung golden fleeces upon trees In the grove of Ares. After so many millenniums the ton and tells us that the farmers in metalliferous country of are at a loss to Is once more coming Into prominence. , . . . . The natives still cull the high-grade but copper ore, and break it Into will raise more hog and hominy which they cover with wood and roast; and ,,.,, be a great to matte; still work the matte In . . . forge-like furnaces to black copper. and more stock which they to and, Mr is a good farmer, to ports. They still make the proved is a great famous Iron that was as Damascus steel because it bought was distributed through this mart to tho rest of tho world after receiving a finish by local workmen. decadent methods, that give a of the approved practice of the father of metallurgy, will soon become wholly extinct, for the modern miner Is studying the disseminated copper ores of the Black sea coast and threatening to rekindle on a cent scale the smoldering fires of PUZZLED BY THE TEACHER Poor Mrs. Smith. A minister was recounting some of his amusing experiences in marrying people. an old said he, the bridegroom shall kiss the bride Immediately after the marriage ceremony is over. It's a good, practical custom, for It serves more handily than anything else that I know of to dissipate the awkward pause that almost always follows a simple, informal ceremony. For this reason I keep the custom alive. day a man whom I call Smith came to the parsonage to be married. Mr. Smith a pompous, consequential little man. The pros- Mrs. Smith was a One, win- some girl. After the ceremony, Mr. Smith, In spite of his pomposity, did not seem to know Just what was the next thing to do, so, as In my in such emergencies, I dear sir, It Is your privilege to salute the He turned around and ex- tending his hand formally, Smith, I congratulate Youngster Couldn't See Reason Why She Should Ask Him for Location of Her Room. j A teacher In an uptown school I cams downstairs from her room and discovered. Just as she reached i front steps, that she bad forgotten her rubbers. The streets were slushy, and she turned back to get the forgotten foot- wear. As she the foot of the stairway noticed a boy com- down. him as one of the backward pupils who re- special attention In a class by themselves. She decided to ask him to get the rubbers. I she called, you know where my room He stared st her. I don't he mumbled. Then he turned round and ran up the stairs. He didn't stop running until he entered the schoolroom and confronted his teacher. he gasped, thing's wrong with Miss what do you mean, teacher, she don't know where her room makes you think she doesn't know, she asked me if I Cleveland Plain Dealer. Deadly Weapons of War. Individuals attain considerable skill in handling tin bayonet. It is almost a mooted question In military circles whether the bayonet or saber is the better weapon. The saber, Is quicker weapon, and more kill is needed to handle It. Its user, however, depends entirely on the strength of his right wrist and right arm, whereas the man with the net can so regulate his thrusts and parries that nearly every muscle of body is brought into service. That It Is plainly, gives the net the advantage In the latter stages of a duel between men armed bayonet and saber. Truthful James. Jim had been brought up In the country and the paths righteous- Even a child he had been a ; truthful little fellow, and this rare did not desert him when he cams to man's Is queer, as . things go. It happened that he was on one occasion hated before tho bench charged with poaching. It was a mis- take on tho part the police, us I James was Indignant. Quivering with rage, he denied that he had ever, on I this or any other occasion, shot a bird out of season or belonging to someone else. I say protested the mag- a case of Red Cross dynamite to do some stumping where he expects to sow small grain so as to save it all. Prof. Underwood the County Supt- of Schools writes us to be sure keep a full stock of school books cm hand so as to supply the children that the compulsory educational law may not be abused but rather At the same time we are carrying r. full line of sewer pipe, mill fittings dynamite. Phone or write J. R Smith Bros. Mr. J. F. J. has chased the John Elks farm from Mr O. C. Manning, which is situated Bethany Church. Mr. Manning ban moved near Ayden. Mr. Dock Heath has moved bat family to town and has rooms with Prof. Ingram in the J. M. C. Nelson residence. Mr. Edwin Tripp accompanied by his pastor, Rev. Mr. left Wednesday for where he was happily married to Miss Annie Hearne The happy party reached Ayden their return about p. m. delayed by being stuck In mud crossing the swamp. Mr. David Stokes said the can Herb Tablets sold by J. R. Smith was best tonic he could get for bis family, bad not used any other medicine In thirteen years. We carry a full supply of them all the time. Let us take your subscription for the Daily Reflector and be a man, keep posted on the acts of the Legislature instead of having to fee a lawyer to toll It over to you. PLAN TO ABOLISH ILLITERACY IN Henderson, Feb. plan for the absolute of illiteracy city of and the ban cotton mill districts was ed lo members of the King s you mean to tell mo you Daughters and the civic league D. Y. Cooper, a wealthy tobacco roan never in your whole life poached I do, answered James, with conviction. In my life have I shot a bird that I hadn't a right except once, and that a rabbit what clumped over the head with a and cotton manufacturer of this city at a meeting held at the city high school yesterday afternoon. Mr. Coop proposes to pay to these rations a piece for every white person in the city above the age of who Is taught to read The Making of a Here, A seasoned old was a devoted admirer of a young middy who served Aside from this offer at on the warship, says Lou- art cured In old Dr. II Vain taint Be. Sot. I Husband's Voles. Mrs. waiting tea for husband, who was expected home from tho city every minute. Suddenly oat In the street s monger's donkey brayed. dear old who was a little beamed. and kettle on, she cried. master Is coming down the street I'd know his hearty laugh don Citizen. An occurred s man overboard and a gallant rescue by one of the lieutenants, which brought a handsome letter of com- from the admiralty. a to a latter said tho old tar to his young friend. ought to ill to wait my said the middy. said the other. drop from tho rigging, and you jump In and rescue the city proper, various cot- ton mills Just outside the city limits of which Mr. Cooper Is the head have- made the same offer- to schools in those communities. Dr. Annie U Physician. Thens Office son Avenue in the Building. I can't was reply. a. a to a- m. as you said the veteran, I u 1-6-ltd. tea u. the boat ,

mm Prominent Educator Ad- dresses The School SLEEP TO AVOID EXHAUSTION Theory of Physiologist Seems U Fit Into the Common Sense View of the Lr. Frank C. Professor of, English at College. awl address at the Training day evening. February on Ballad in North Miss Bernice Pagan president of the Sidney Literacy Society, a gracious manner welcomed the and President Wright in few apt words introduced the speak- Dr. Brown, is secretary and treas of the Folk-lore Society of North Carolina, and has done a great work in tho collecting of ballads; he Is vary enthusiastic over work and ha become an authority of National re- on the subject. Often Dr. has hoard fragment of and after tracing these up found some of these were versions of famous Many of these songs are sung daily In the kit china of our own homes. Some ye is ago a was made that there, were only five ballads in the United States. But since that time j Brown has discovered twenty North j Carolina alone. One of these, which has not been found anywhere came from Currituck county. Moat of believe we we are exhausted But Doctor Swiss physiologist, advanced a new theory, which la to the effect that e sleep to avoid being exhausted. The i that Instead of being the result of fatigue, la an self disinfection which the body conducts In order to get of the waste products before they have time produce exhaustion. Just as combustion of fuel for the production of beat and energy always la attended by and the combustion which heat and energy In the body likewise Is at- tended by waste. the senses never voluntarily come to rest or shut themselves off from the outer world, a point ally would be reached when the or- would perish as a victim of general nerve exhaustion. In order to hinder this nature arranges betimes. before exhaustion can seriously In- the organism, to get In motion that opposition current we term The sight-endowed animal tends to take Its sleep at night, since the which govern the animal's vital ac- then cut off. For animals endowed with other special senses, but not with sight, the night is not so great a factor. These can only block- stimuli to the senses either by creeping Into some secluded or by the action of nature In causing an opportune production of a substance sort of which acts as an obstacle by the nerve path and deadening sensibility. Greenville Trust Company. Deposits at Government Call Oct. 31st 8,000.00 THE LARGEST In This Section. Deposit Your Money with This Bank For Safekeeping. The have leek at Sideboards They are richly fa tat keel seasoned weeds, and will please the el a Oar are these wish and Dials Reels have air of If article whatever la the Mae, or here save while the best. Taft Vandyke Evans Street. Greenville, N. C. Notice Farmers HAD NO USE FOR COWARDS Brown began his address by tell- an old riddle ballad. d. woman most Then he r viewed the history of the ballad which began as far back as thirteenth century. These ballads throw a light on our early ancestors as nothing else can do. they give an insight Into the lines and character of ancient people. They are the I simple, frank expressions of the setting forth emotions of the great value. We can get no better view of humanity than in the ballad Dr. Brown gave the qualities that a simple ballad must have; It be a simple life like story. It must be lyric; all ballads were sung, people danced and ex- pressed passions in song. Ballads were original choral and gen- have a refrain. The choral Is a test of its genuineness. j Ballads are expressions a natural passion-always brief, simple in plot and intensely During the address Dr. Brown re i viewed the history of our State ballads. In there was published t a small collection of Later, Bishop Percy, while j in was a discorded of yellow paper, and from this be found many ballads. Mr Child pub-1 l volumes, giving and information on the subject 1904 Mr. published a book containing all the ballads that Mr I Child approved of Soldiers cf the Middle Ages y Punished Comrades Who Showed White Feather. Punishment for cowardice In the German at the time of the war was so severe as to be ferocious. In the year 1642 the Swed- General stormed zig A force under the command of the Grand Luke Leopold gave him battle before the gates of the city, but during the engagement the regiment became suddenly panic- stricken, and fled. Punishment Immediately followed. When the regiment had again bled, six other regiments surrounded It and tried It by court-martial In the open Held. The verdict that the colonel and the captains should die by the and that every ma. among the noncommissioned officers and men be banged. The stern verdict carried out to the letter, except that at the re- quest of Leopold the men were shot, instead of hanged; Col. George Mad- beheaded, after he had sought la vain for a pardon. The were consigned to quarters with other commands, and the regiment never regained name or former prestige In those days, there was no alternative but to be brave. Cow- meant either death or Companion. TBS or la a Butter which abeaM have the careful thought of every builder. If you have decided to build this spring, or are your present heating system. Consult Us before purchasing, and we will give you the benefit of oar long ex- In this matter. S. T. Hicks, THE Plumber. This wonderful little Bull Tractor Is what job need on your Farm It MITCH P. at the B. P. at the draw Bar, and will do the work of or horses when properly operated It pulls Plows, Seeders, Harvest- era, Drills, Discs, and then grinds Saws Gin Cotton, or Stationary Belt Work on the farm, and the Price of this Tractor is the Price of one good F. O. B. Factory, est on delivered for write. Johnston, Porter Peck, Farmville, N. C. tor Flit M Greene Dr. Brown during his address, read several Interesting ballads, of others and sketched the story of J some. At the close was sung by Miss King Blue and were sung by Miss Forbes. The lecture was exceedingly Int i sting, and the singing of the added greatly to the enjoyment of evening. They so aptly Illustrated tho points Dr. Brown made. This tho fourth annual brought to this through Sidney Literary Society. Th other's heretofore have been deliver- ed by Dr. D. H. Hill, Pros of A ft. M College. Dr. C. Alphonso i Professor of Poe Chair Literature at University of Virginia. Dr. B-n of at Wake Forest College. Disgusted Dog. In a certain house there was a very One baby and also a very tine dog They were much to each and the only thing that marred their pleasure baby's dally During this proceeding baby always howled himself black and blue, and the dog. out of sympathy, crouched In the corner and moaned. After a month or two of this dally anguish the dog devised a scheme to stop it. One day. while baby was howling as usual, the dog came marching Into the room carrying a rattle in his mouth, and. standing by the tub, shook his head and the rattle vigorously. Baby ally stopped crying a minute to what this unusual proceeding meant, but then began again with extra pow- The dog dropped the rattle with a disgusted air. and after that day. always managed to out of the house during the bath. looking back a New Evidence Constantly Being Since the long succession reports were first In he local press there been no look- back. Greenville evidence to In, whose reports were first published many years ago, verify all they have -aid In a most hearty and way. Head the experience of Mrs. I F. T. Moore, Mrs. F. T. Moore. Pitt j Greenville, was very much I annoyed with backache and my kid- were not acting as they should. used Kidney Pills directed and they gave me splendid relief. My back Is now much better and an rest well nights. I give Kidney Pills the credit for I know they have done me a lot of good. I confirm my former endorse- of this Price at all dealers. Don't imply ask for a kidney Kidney earns that Mrs. Moore had. o. Props. Buffalo. N. Y. was directly due to the fact that It did not have enough money on hand to a Judgment secured against It by a Baltimore liquor concern. Tho rest of Fisher came rather as a prise and Interest la i- manifested In the case, especially by the who constituted its lists of stockholders and depositor Touring Can F. O. B. P. O. ; Ml We have band Ford Can, good as new, for cheap. Ford Supply Co. a o. TODAY Greenville. N. C. IS A S A B I. I. A Tampa, Florida CELEBRATION Sew Orleans, Mobile and Tickets will be sold for the above occasions from Greenville on February at fares named below. by the ATLANTIC COAST LINE The Standard of the South Tampa. Florida New Orleans, Mobile, Ala. Pensacola. Fla . Feb. Wheat 1-1 May Wheat 3-3 Feb Corn 7-8 May Corn Feb. Lard May Lard Feb Ribs May Ribs Royal Bodyguard. The royal family has an es- and historic bodyguard to vent such intrusions as that which has occurred at Buckingham palace at London. For centuries the who must be natives of the town of and have served with honor In the army, have had the exclusive privilege of guarding the royal pal- aces by night. In their cos- wearing felt shoes they take up their posts at midnight outside the rooms of the king, queen and other royalists, while detachments patrol the halls and corridors all night long. They speak no word, acknowledging each other's presence by sign and countersign. In the morning they dis- appear as silently, giving place to the ordinary sentries and attendants. Whenever Yon Need a Tonic Take The Old Standard Grove's chill Tonic is equally valuable as a Tonic because It contains the well known tonic QUININE and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System. cents. LAST FOB BULBS AT of the beat varieties et flowering narcissus. Four the beet varieties at hyacinths. best of tulips. White hyacinths, white Choice Cat all Kinds la Great Blooming Pot Plants la Rose bushes, Evergreens, shade trees, Hedge plants and shrubberies. Mall, telegraph and telephone promptly executed by J. L. t CO. Florist, Raleigh, N. O. Store Cashier hi Mutual Aid Bunk With Embezzlement. New Bern, Feb. a climax to lie closing of the doors of the Mu- Aid ban, an Institution mainly by colored people, and which I h place a few week's came he arrest yesterday of John Fish- a who was the cashier of the Fisher is charged with embezzling the funds of the bank and is now at liberty under a bond of which was put up by his The warrant for Fisher's arrest makes a direct but no specified sum Is named. The of the doors of the bank Married On February 3rd. Mr. Tripp of Ayden and Annie of county were married near Tarboro. Rev. Geo. J of den performing the ceremony. Mr. Tripp is a prominent business man of Is popular In his home town. Mrs. Tripp l well connected and will make a welcome addition to Ayden society where she and her hand will make their future borne Tickets will be limited, at time o purchase to February 26th, but n extension of final return limit It March 16th may be obtained by de- positing tickets prior to expiration and upon payment of For Schedules, reservation, etc., quire of Atlantic Coast Line Tic- Agents, or Address, T. C. WHITE, . Passenger Agent W. J. CRAIG, Passenger Traffic Manager Wilmington, N. C. Piles Cared is lo m Days Vow If OINTMENT at r ease of How to Feed Boy After School. The Woman's Home Companion has a department called a department mil of helpful Ideas contributed by readers the benefit of ethers. A woman makes th following friend of mine, who has three hungry boys of different ages who come from school clamoring for to has devised this to keep them out of the pan- She has three boxes plainly let- with their names, and after luncheon she fills each with whatever best for that Let me tend you FREE PERFUME Write today for a letting bottle of ED. LILAC The famous perfume. m V. today. CD. Department f. I f Why suffer when you can relieve cure yourself And you don't have to use a either Balm Is the private prescription of a highly successful who discover id that practically all aches and disorders were caused by congestion and Inflammation. Mental re- congestion and inflammation and is therefore a sure relief for Croup, Neuralgia, Pneumonia, Sore Throat. Headache, Earache, Soreness and Stiffness. Coughs, Rheumatism, and all other troubles due to congestion and Inflammation. Balm If put up according to this physician s directions in the Nixon Laboratory It Is now on Bale at cents a bottle only at the store of Morris I-as- Greenville. N. C. Get a bottle while the supply lasts, Instead of II or for a doctor's Be sure It's Nixon's Balm. Used externally 2-4-1 m Norfolk Southern Railroad BOUTS OF THE la October 4th, Ills. N. following schedule published as Information ONLY and are not guaranteed. LEAVE BOUND a. m. dally, Pullman sleeping car for Norfolk a. m. dally, for Plymouth, Ella. beth City and Parlor Car at Connects for all points North and West. Washington. BOUND Strawberry Plants these new, M Cat flowers e. for Head. Tie, Beet Bash. Heats, p. m. dally. Except Sunday fee a. in. dally for Wilson, Raleigh and West. Pullman Bleeping Car Service. North, Bob and West. lift a. m. dally, let Wilson and Raleigh. Connects M all points. p. m. daily for Raleigh and Intermediate stations, for further and ration in Sleeping- Cats, apply L. Agent, K. R. B. Ages J. D. STACK, Superintendent NORFOLK. TA. J. C- ass LAND SALE. By virtue of authority contained In two certain Mortgages to V. H Hail, Jr., by Hazard Crawford. New Haven, Conn. Feb. Tl Vale I were for active service today by bearing date as one dated There was an cage August lath and recorded Hook All, one dated March and recorded in Hook T of Pitt County Registry, the under signed Mortgagee will, on MONDAY. larch at o'clock before the Court House Door la PR County, sell to the highest bidder for cash, all the undivided right title interest of the said Hazard Craw- ford in the following described to of the undivided light, title Interest, both personal and real in and lo all of Inc property, real an-1 personal of the late Annie Eliza Craw mother of the said Hazard Craw- ford, the said property being I of candidates on hand, for th. Yale navy extended its plant t attract. New buildings mark the mos elaborate lot of rowing equipment i. any American college. The navy now has a handsome dormitory for in the Superior CAPTAIN'S BOOTS March Tens, 115- of Advance on if County a l Bailey By M Taft. The defendant above named will that action entitled as Burglar Came to an End in Fit of Laughter. The rambling old house where Cap- Fields and his unmarried lived stood back from comm. need him on the the road half a mile, Hanked on every U. Kip Kn isl day of January, 1916, by the Is- by the captain's broad acres. varsity, oars- action is brought by the It happened one morning in early of out of the spring when the had mar- Court of County, and that all available help from t neighborhood had two hired men m besides to help get his corn ground men, a large adjacent for against the defendant tor the ready and the s i d early. the sum of Three Martha had been busy since morn- arranging for In the Forty One and 36-100 Dollars, due oW , Plaintiff by the Defendant, o'clock she left the dinner cooking of non for the big ram- and w upstairs to make the b- but came Hying down with pallid and called In stage whispers to tin girl, ring big the freshmen, a clubhouse at t wharf, and finally a new boathouse capable of housing and repairing the shells. During Easter vacation, the first and second Varsity eights Will go to Philadelphia, meeting the amount, given by the defendant to the plaintiff on the day of Pennsylvania the January, 1915. and drawn on kill in Saturday. April lust the main dynamo that propelled the varsity eight to victory last year , Pitt County. North Carolina and fully described as follow. Cm York . , , call fur the stroke car all Of his ,., ,, . . ,,, him. Sheldon, Meyer and undivided interest in both i , . ,, , .,. Adams arc veterans sure of and personal property, to wit. Ono, ,, , . ., , , , and there is much other excellent ma- adjoining the lands of the ville Nichols heir-, W. Crawford, Hi of and I. I and others, and being known the Place; Also one this year. Jailed Five days in jail in default of a adjoining the lands of Charlie of Bit was the sentence which Nichols, the heirs of the lute irate in the and others, also all and court, imposed on James Roma, whatever estate, real and personal Which the said Hazard inherited or may Inherit from i- of his mother, the late Annie BUM Crawford; this conveyance con keying all of his entire undivided in in and to all the property, real personal, of his mother, the late Annie K. Crawford, which he d or may inherit from her The purpose of this sale is to v the terms of said Mortgages above let out and referred This February 1915. V. H. Jr. Mortgagee PIERCE, Attorneys. Mulberry street driver for Em- Carting Company, for biting Ins horse on the lip. William I. Lander, who caused tin man's arrest, that he saw There is a burglar upstairs under daddy's bed. Hank A.- Company, o; to Greenville, N. upon which The girl did as she was bidden and . , , , Martha stood at the exit lo tho the defendant caused payment to b u her ,,.,, stopped, the amount thereof, the i,,. out prevent his escape -he Indebtedness evidenced thereby being must. . . ,. Tho men from the fields came now due, over and above all on ,. that the house must be on fire or some such dire When told that a man was under the bed U Court County, which con- determined to make short work the Court House in Green- of him and marched up, , ,, and Shouting, but on the 2nd Monday after the r. Monday of March. 1915, and file r; Then some one moved the comforter or to the complaint; and h back and exposed a pair of th, Sunday will further take notice that if ho fall to appear and answer or demur at said time and place, the relief A, RACIAL PECULIARITY ed In the complaint will be granted claims and set off; And the defendant will further take notice he appear at the March Term of the FOURIER'S THE BETTER IDEA That Printer and m HI. Infinitely c to Head's of Absolute. to hear these Ike A mouth of-. which I the go devil and tell him Indulgence in an excursion into the lo ,, ;. j, n,.,, he began morning Then -hill J ,,,. dis Youngest dump turned I Hegel Angel into the ft that He the ti. lie he , . ,. and Bed- Pa and loch up the as the Lady in Her Ho Helena received l i returned to I the now doctrine the , y not Then arose In k the countervail- , row by the i I Thai . i. here as Cl Fourier, a r. philosopher, who witnessed the Hanged Shot By a Mob. of Lyons In . . ,, i i u De- was taken , county Jail I the that recall e Aim a band of fifty or more t in I I en who rode here from when saw i B Bat- r I tn eel Bee the tabled water would be as palatable as inn- Arriving In ti north j would become habitable and mi d level n to th demanded that The defendant w further take no- that a warrant of attachment was issued from the Superior Court of Pitt Roma attempting to put a feed bag on en he 21st day of January, Theory That Left Handed People Are Mentally Inferior Has Been Proved to Be Wrong. For ages the belief has prevailed a that left-handed persons are physical- the horse's nose about noon in I against all the property of the defend- and mentally Inferior. This belief me n in face of the fact that man w ., . . back of be given up i Her i ref- ,,. futility i e II L arable to I els Ideas of ., . Tinker from Ins lute what misery would be were one to know all about the W body to a and h absolute, to foresee all was lo his body with bullets me down the ringing grooves of shooting of Constable Tart e Post. curred Monday when he attempted to NOT FOR FOLLOWING breaking. ; Rules for the Correct Use of Good English Have Many and Exceptions. street, near Heaver. The driver, who Is a man tried unsuccessfully several times to put the cord holding the bag over the bead of the horse Enraged, he grabbed bit, pulled horse's head down and bit it viciously on the upper York Sun. again.-. an me mm j . . i nut Mm, has persisted in face of the fact that ant Of every description, in com- among especially any and all deposits others Leonardo Vinci, have been kept and maintained by the defendant left-handed. , ,, . ,.,,,, German scientists, however, declare with the Greenville Ranking Trust tn Company, which warrant is return j port theory that some relation able to the of Pitt Superior exists between and , , ,. , , , , mental or physical defects. It is a Court, when and where the I racial or peculiarity which is found among animals well as PP. white shoat, no marks. Weigh- about T. pounds when taken up Owner can get expenses. Henry horn, It Hun nit. an i. , in the Brown Building on avenue. to and Senator Simmons hit the nail on the head last week when he Bald he believed the people of this want restricted immigration, in said furthermore that he would for this present immigration bin when ii came before the Semite for passage over the President's vein. is required to appear and answer, or the relief demanded will be granted. J. COX Clerk Superior Court Deposed China. I-Mi. Kai of the Chinese extended congratulations to the Whenever You Need a General Tonic Take Grove's General Tonic because it contains the , but is busy with m well known tonic QUININE . and IRON. It acts on the Liver, modern languages, for which be out Malaria, Enriches the Blood ,. ,,., of Manchu- up the Whole cents. man Is often the entire aide of the body show- ices i i a. greater develop- on that side. In the brutes tho preponderance of one or the other half of the body may vary according lo race. Tim- the gibbon and , are as a rule the gorilla and chimpanzee left- handed. i in the Gem i army n emits In every hundred ore left-handed; , ., , ,,,. vi among tin children per child emperor, Pu who ,, School Form Art League Minneapolis, Minn., Feb. 11- From A correspondent at Salem writes the tiniest tot of the kindergarten Oregonian to inquire whether such . School as shop, barber shop, carpenter and the like are I all school children of this have correct. There Is no authority for an Art League. The any of them. He also the same question about shop, shop, today at the Central High School These are also Incorrect. In the first of living pictures was posed by th, school children to show the Tho proper usage is to place the tic temperament and to raise funds to apostrophe before the final t. league. With the correct expressions are blacksmith's ,.,,. ,,. shop, shop, shop, raised and the later contribution, The me rule applies In all similar ,,, school children, the League will cases, but it must be applied eminent lectures on art to the If two blacksmiths owned a . shop together we might properly city, for benefit of children i of and Altogether, the plan is In like t would be . n cl to v. rs shop. Good his not a thing that can , and the teachers an be attained by following blind rules his i-iii birthday today. TI are very deceptive, for many p- r ons ho an born left- handed late become i The number so born In Is per without H n quires both Judgment. There Is hardly a rule of grammar that do. b I vi a great many and lions, Portland i son i school authorities are Joining in pro- the Best Is None Too. In this day and time majority of men look for the best the market affords in all lines. Realizing this fact we keep our well stocked with HARDWARE to meet the wants all men. Tonic of the Open Air. There i- no better, more tonic to the man who la Hi to than sunlight and the open air. This is pan true of I en m Ida and the wood- i d d the country where tho air, it treat n pure bracing. Therefore, th i met who labor with brain or bands, or both, In ell I I m Ii s of. i very i ; to Hi to the country, or if they cannot do that, to the breathing place the city r the air Is better I the crowd- ed thoroughfares and where the sun- shine with fewer obstructions. Most men, these days, when m- petition in all lines of Industry and trade is keen, daily are living a life, putting forth their best energy, straining such talent as they possess to accomplish When they feel the strain is too great and near the breaking point, they should seek the tonic which Instinct i scribes. Scene Before the Mirror. these ladies k in clothing they make up hail adorn- Some styles are pleasing while others are very grotesque Their hair combs made a very tough wood, and they m, d lo be tough, for one of the feminine customs Is to put gum all through their hair tn keep it in place. A very strong comb Is led to get It apart, but the women con- somehow to do It; and a time is not money In Africa, they are never a hurry, One Is not surprised to learn that it takes a an a week to have her hair properly Christian Herald Nature's Balloon. Did you i tat o ire Invented the fir I In the shape of a . the Mr and Mrs Robert Lee Smith t b of your pr the marriage of daughter lo Mr. I J d n is quite . i waters ,;. . yellow stripes from hi ad to tail, which makes II . The i Ft It Is when i- to eleven lock it- . ., . . self up I it is l , Mr- and Mrs es Raj , and If into n b on, f I . . Th. I lie air la taken in between tho parchment-like and the muscular the b i. proper. There is a valve which vents the from Hewing cut until tho fish so chooses. The prick of a pin. however, cause the lo collapse at an Instant's no- like a balloon. win I at r Maj II an i Given a When one baa tortures a bad leek and and pall s, per advice is value t and neighbors The following neighborly e comes from a Green ville r.- Phone Greenville, N C, the Owl. A lady recently selecting at a milliners, asked there about these feathers that might bring me into trouble with the Bird Protection so- no, madam, said the milliner. did they not belong lo some persisted the returned the mil- liner. are a bowl; tho howl, madam, fond he Is of mire, is more of a Dal a Man and Bear In Duel. A fight to the death between a man and a bear is reported from i. Eleventh at In of j , India. a man noted for his u big with hunter home from a had a dull In my back and could in the southwest- not re t well at night In morn em bank of the river when i . ,. stiff, DIM ho saw n full-grown bear rapidly when l him. Hi was about to load , my head big gun when, to dismay, be found making ma blind a few he had III. d Us last cartridge. The .,,, ,,.,., fr my hear made a who de and fended himself with the butt end of -s his who In killing the bear, was afterwards found Tills, which procured from unconscious, and was conveyed to the Store gave mo much relief. bungalow of the civil surgeon at four boxes, my kidneys and ilia. His body was badly lacerated, were fixed up in good but bis recovery Is expected across my loins was Also Made His Exit. at all dealers. Horn what of for I kidney remedy I Tom Apple Wasn't he studying Kidney with the class last yes. Appleton, poor fellow I A line student, but absent minded In the Mrs. Savage had I o use of very That oration on celling -notice I'm net i i .,., leak. I. mark it he got Taken yearling, one yew M marks, color Taken m Owner can g av. lit. ,, m . a Si Ross Tress by paying all charges. D. A . . More. Stokes. N- 2-10 ltd

. Or I M of -North is hereby given that I'm y i Its regular session on the I u i I II Carolina, for tin virtue of Lb.- vested in a the of a certain deed of l; J January and Registry, Bale to tile bid. I on Monday February at U Al mi town Conn M. C, bra r of land, to and being the county i. i PEst, State of North Carolina near as to whether th Stock i-a- town of Falkland, and being lots No be in eM i. I. and J on plat of land former y I Township according to la as m by K. R. winch plat and provided. And that a record in County Register of Office Map Book Number age to which plat reference is hereby made. Said lots or parcels of and contain 146.21 acres ThU sale mad for th-- purpose satisfying the bond W mentioned deed of trust bonds, one secure, by deed f trial, dated all rewarded in Hook ether secured by lead January Nth, I led in too i.-i. pas All deeds of trust -e the day Trust- ltd North Carolina I'm County. In The Court. John C n in ibis Thai issued Mil virtue of the power of sale State of Carolina in a cerium mortgage Pitt. by H. s la Superior In J It Co., H. Brown. r of F. B. Of January. Deed. Annie . J in the K. B. E u. and Heirs at law. dis- I . K. it. mil s. before the Court Deceased., . b . on Mac n airing J J. and at to farm u parcel ad Barnard, the i- land lit mm i Barnard and mi known No. m the din Juliette U U Bernard. I B i- appear,,, i i March . o hf the .,.;,. . ,., arsons. S. Par. cay of March U lands of W. U. Chapman, on u. sous i Sons. Jay of M the of i M. la appointed Registrar , and or demur to the on the South by the land U F the Registration the plaint U i ,., Thursday. March of the curt 11- Said laud sold to Man i ch will he j sold mortgage. the purpose of ; the found filed in the of Mow To Give Quinine To Children. of sail Bethel T ship. This the day of February 1915. S. A. of Board of com. of I Bell av This February J. COX, of Superior Court rail calls are the surest method of in wheat your loss as absolutely limited to the bought. No further y the most way tracing. I can b. y puts or lb calls on bushel for or can buy hot tor It'll or as many more as you wish An advance or decline of cent chance to take a u at cent profit. full and references. . w. Address all mail to Box Thai an entitled as b en in the Supreme Court of County for the purpose of CM- J. B. Mortgagees an alleged lien of HANK OF Owners certain tract of land Debt. F James i Bob, By of i i .,, i, I i, W. H. Jr. Jo i; dale lad . . . day in the own of Greenville, on the i nor of Pitt Streets, action being based upon a alleged to have bet-n rendered in of F it. a to a I show a set . I th I took F O rd la for a i i. exhausted l . a half a boll I the Try it ii u Crawl . and to ten I r parcel laud owned Mini k. of the power u Of C, B t J . la a certain mortgage lead j J and i- i and i at s t i la be I part i I the beam to wilt of the said f, Par and . t . . March U m Is for the purpose , . the said lands Data the tor Uta j , ; n t and . will expose to public the court door, in And you are hereby i Villa, c to r on PP i r Judge our the Brat day Of March lot Court, at a Court to bi Id tot p. m a tract or of Pitt, at Court land lying and being in in On i He, on the second Pi r . by all plea. act to not ;., -1 it Hid n n k w is i cannot , , X C and de the Monday of March, it I i t I I I II. I I I Dam Town- o in Ti A the you r. I r; f ,,. He, b PI i I I AMI of power vested in me t that Deed of Trust executed to me- by W. c Smith, and record in Mm Office of the Register of Heeds for County, Book at I shall sell at public auction to l bidder for cash at the Court House door in tin- Ml day of March. at U o'clock H the of real , Mate l t I and situate Township, county of MM and of Carolina, Twelve on that r part of laud formerly owned o Mrs. Al . son, and fully in Map I. i the Register of Deeds i and I d and . res I nary C S Albion Ally i- IS with price and lumber to P. County, North Carolina ail For the Road DRIVING LAMP is the most compact and efficient lighting de- vice for all kinds of vehicles. Will not blow out or jar out Equipped with thumb screws, so. that it is easily attached or detached. Throws a clear light feet ahead. Extra large red danger signal in back. It is equipped with handle, and when detached makes a good hand lantern. Strong. Durable Will last for years. At Dealers Everywhere STANDARD OIL COMPANY D. C Va. Vs. BALTIMORE N. C , V ,. ft, la to 1916, W, H, Jr , U a- I us Situate at inn 15th, day of March near Town Bethel and waver or demur to the mi as the lauds formerly owned has been riled In office I Andrews and Margaret Andrew; Clerk of Superior and . a being t. ti both further I u II I . ; I to answer or den i On the , the I n bed la th, I and pi be a to i B W. Andrews Court tor relief I In lbs land, on South by land j. and on the by the Beth i., mi i de Sup t and road. of Carson hi B i tin of ii try I D COX, Superior Court. I PHI In a special ,, ,,,,. , k entitled I, et j d mortgage i b of W P i , STOMACH TROUBLE I FIVE YEARS of I decided to advice, although I did not nave Hushes Would Die, But Coe Helped Him to Recovery. ad- Una place, Mr. A. J. at was down trouble for five years, and would have sick headache so bad, at times, that I thought surely I would die. I tut they did seem lo do me any good. I so bad, I not eat or sleep, and all in blends, except one, thought I would die. lie advised me to tr and quit any confidence In it I have now been taking re months, and it has cured me haven't had those sick headaches since I began using it, I am so thankful what Back has done for has been a very valuable medicine for de- Will OP day of 1915 at I of 1- M expose lo public sale lie the Court door in Ore N c . the tract of land. Lying and in Greenville Town- ship, adjoining the lands of Charles Spell, Bertha Evans Allan Move Tom r and rs acres more or leas and known as Mill Tract conveyed to Carolina and la Clark ; of of sale ball payable In ,. ., from of sale, soured mortgage on the property This sale is mail,, for the purpose of division among plaintiffs and defend- named in above d ThU the day of February. BROWN, in CARBON This the of January 1915. Julius Brown virtue of power contained in a dead trust executed and by William Best In t, I allies h Sun. Trustees, on the i-th l August, 1909, which deed of -a i. corded in of the Register of Heeds of Pitt county in K the d will II lo- i door In H, d u liar i ii i urine of power sale con mined in a certain mortgage dead and delivered by T, and wife J Carson to The Bi and Trust Company on T day Of April and duly recorded in the Pitt County Registry in Book SALE page the will OX MULL tO sale. Court N c to Me Two and half miles from bidder, on Monday March i villa, on Saturday 13th, day el j at i p. m, tract February 1915, o'clock baton parcel of band lying and being in the court door Bethel, . , an we shall sell bidder, w on ring one half and the balance one and two years, farm kn an the Augustus home plain East Hide of street and the of J It. Bunting on tie tie, II Ford on the Fast, S on the Winterville road t Carson on the South, being; K Thirty Two Acres or leas pride on front and OB Is a splendid farm about octet the repair shop stood cleared and has a splendid residence mad to end all necessary buildings for Cd . . J terms Of sale cash. the farm. Title guaranteed, W. II II. W I w. Her Senator K. who bill II Sf Brown i it in leave fail in t It Mini ill I A. Lang h u w ago on a Die our still I to his room ,,, Co., w He suffering u severe on partial Ill r was I high i night and bis i om ins not Indebted lo company to and and save . hip. I or I ind l i u J , Thai Not Affect Th. Head in i i . and being i lot i I land I to William Cert by n II ., ,,,, is composed pure, vegetable herbs, 1904, Per contains no dangerous ingredients, an I ate description i b acts gently, yet It can be used by young and old, and should be I J kept in every cheat Get a package Daly a quartet. Improved much today. His many a rail to enforce the will be sorry to bear of Mr of them, III c vi b ii., i re Mint k. virtue the power of co.-t i certain i . it executed delivered by John kills and a to I . i, I l th P -i Q i the u I will expo.- public sale before door in , to eat bidder Monday Oral of Man b 12-M p. m,. or parcel of land or lots of land lying and being in Town of Bethel, County, N C and i follows. Doing lo, numbers ., and II described certain map made by V. I. n and recorded in Hook page of tin- County Registry, and same lots deeded to said Job by deed from II. J. Crime and others by deed dated Jan. I and recorded In Book pages and of county which reference s hereby made to said terms of hale . Hi.- t day of January C. I, Julius Ally l-28-ltd-x Notice lo The In order reduce my stock of marble I Will give B reduction prices lo those who arc interested In tombstones, we can found same old stand, satisfaction Call to tee me. I i I C I I KEN i p on January stray r, and I spotted, no marks, Owner can me by paying coats, C It. I, A Jan. 20th. hub . if II . i . . . i . nun . I . i. i , to, of Warren row ,,, . , i, k . v. , . . . r, I so., -j ii . . II,. I. . U,. mill. . I i, m v , CO. kl. . III TH FIX and my on Winter Route I, one I purge con between B and 10.00 Ii money a for , Kinder will be liberally led If to Mils II I R , It Weeps cold a plenty, la en- as long as it fair. OINTMENT Cure. cir lie C ., . ho art lit. It I. . X . ; i. BLUE uniting MM ii Sc m ii a . is . CAROLINA. fT BAB A POPULATION OF WOVE THOUSAND, ONE BUN DEED ONE. AND SUE- MOUNDED BY BEST INDUSTRIES Of ALL KINDS ABE INVITED TO here for we save everything to OFFER IN WAY OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WM BATE AN UP-TO-DATE WE BATE A OF TWELVE HUN- AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE THE EASTERN PART OF NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE THOSE WHO WISH TO GET BET- A It AIM TED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN i BUSINESS WAT TO TAKE FEW INCHES AND TELL THEM HAT TO BRING TO THEIR ATTENTION. OUR ADV E N G HATES ARE LOW AND CAN BE HAD UPON f- FRIDAY IS, MS. BILL DOES NOT Matters of Interest likes ii by The legislative Yesterday INSURANCE QUESTION IS UP Maker Ire Making Hans The es lime Very So Par. Weaver Chill bill, bad been sot tor special order noon In tin Spelling Bee Last light Was Very Interesting Occasion to large Crow. spelling bee which was given last night at the House was greatly enjoyed a large number of people who wen- present In of tie bad weather. After the crowd had assembled the sides were under the of Mr. Flanagan and Prof Hoy Taylor. Prof out the words from the old spelling book Some of the best spellers in were pitted against each other some good spelling was done. The interesting and funniest part of the contest the way some crack spellers ware tripped on simple words The first words given out were com- easy but tho ranks began to thin out at once, one of British Make Successful Air Raid on Germans in Belgium and Drop Bombs back In North Poland for the Ger- Still Center el ii listers Zone of a. on the calendar in due course Wearer, the maker of the bill and one of the members of the committee submitting a minority port, withdrew this report. There no argument, and no explanation. all intents and purposes, the bill is dead. This is not saying, however that another bill of import but t different form may not be Intro- later. Senator Ward introduced a yesterday morning to memorial- North Carolina Represents- fighting II LAST Other words which prov ed the undoing of the spellers were schism, guinea, type, Ingenious, and others. The tit finally narrowed down to Mrs. L, C. Arthur on Mr. Flanagan's side and Supt and Dr. on Prof. Taylor's side. The contest was between the last two gentlemen and resulted in a for the County Superintendent. one present reported a very pleasant time and quite a sum of money was raised for the Mission- lives In to u.- their Circle which was giving tho Dee the total receipts being As a tor the passage of ship purchase ill now before Congress. Senator earnestly disclaimed any such purpose In his resolution it in good without pose I that of tho good. Tho real light In the Senate day was on Cooper bill to for the taking Of collections up to limit of per cent in fees upon on promising tin H turned out in the round Up that Sana or Cooper was about t, i , one favoring Ben .-. Ward, n found wrongs up measure. I of pernicious lion, the it.,, t a lo open i l tor ii and a bill only by it and Senator Cooper v . i not . for He offered fa withdraw Ola bill r to table ii if Ion of the it Al any rate tali is it look, in directed at Cooper but We bin Debate on the f bill to en large net and fire i In North Carolina d the Home proceeding an when rived the f not been readied i ad further con will to today general good time producer and fun maker a spelling bee is bard to beat Valentine Party. The Fourth at the Model School was given a valentine party by the Third on Friday after noon February The room wits attractively decorated with art D tic Valentine's which were made by children. After a number of in games were played on school grounds children again went to tho Third Grade where were candy The amused by V letters to each other Seed Prices The prices on cotton, cotton and seed meal places In the State as -reported ti.- week range from to cents a pound for cotton. SO to Mo i for cotton need and W It s ton for meal I price r id for in of tor are expected i Big in in, Retirement hi hi Accordance With The Be- Move Forty British and and seaplanes to- the German positions at and In Belgium and, to Ute official report, with good Bombs were dropped on gun passions, trawlers, and barges official statement, concerning raid, sir operations of the naval tho and district were continue, afternoon. Forty and bombarded Middle- and were dropped on the batteries on the east and west on gun positions at Middle on transport wagons on the road, on the Mole a-t the breach staged in on th- locks at outside and on trawlers out are always issued to attacks to points of military I and every effort Is made flying officers avoid on any residential portions of Blockade Feb. the absence of striking news from the two battle fronts, public attention in today centered on blockade of the British I- by German submarines and lo retaliation for great Britain's In prohibiting the carrying of food Germany. Other Mb Protect. Holland and Italy, like Cult -d have protested to her sea war zone threat and have asked Great Britain not to mall fro Me of neutral flags. to made to the two countries of and which the recaptured from them a short time ago. Still Retirement. at While Germans seem to have inflicted heavy losses on the retiring around. Russian armies military men and the newspaper correspondents in continue to refer to Muscovite movement as a retirement to the fortified line the river which runs and and southwest to Fortress Heavy fighting continues in the and in the Russians also are falling back but they continue to hold the Car- farther west and ore offering stubborn resistance to offensive in that region. Here the armies are righting In deep snow and both sides are severely. Some in West Although there have been no events outstanding importance on a front a long official report of British operations from November to the beginning of February, issued day, shows that there is more or activity there. The report then- has been a lot of trench in with the Indians and British have distinguished themselves General French, In the report pays high tribute to the Indians. He the territorials have far more than Justified the most hopes en- of their value in the b, id report adds that reinforcements arriving regularly. SIGHTED Government Party Took Bat Molest. Wilmington, of a surveying party from the office of MaJ H. W. Stickle. Suites District Engineer, sighted a whale on the ocean bar at mouth of the Capo Hear Friday but they didn't g-t within a mile of they were to give a very clear description of It It was reported, however, that feet lone and ever so bU of numbers the office force were disposed to treat the story with some scorn yesterday, declaring that It was a The doughty survey- ors, however stuck to their guns and maintained stoutly it was a whale and also called attention to the fact that it wasn't the first has been in that vicinity. BILL PASSES H HOUSE Republicans Try To Belay Passage But are finally Decisively OFFICIAl A Tell-. How the Operation is Conducted. London. I Correspondence of Th Associated Press. I-A description the soldier's monthly Is sent from the front by a member of a London Scottish Yesterday we had a novel he says. none of us ha-i seen soap or warm water for live weeks, we were ordered to to a town in rear of our and escorted to a large building. re-re facilities had been for In the first room we were TRIBUTES Result a Decided lo The Which Tho Fa-ace of This Measure Vt engross Washington. C. Feb. government ship purchase bill, as an am to Week's naval am Wary bill, was passed by the Haw of Representatives at O'clock morning, by a vote of to The passage of the bill a fourteen boar parliamentary struggle which,, long after midnight threatened to extend interminably be- of a determined filibuster by minority leader. who yielded only after administration leader.- decided to apply a second special rub- to bring the fight to an end. To Vote Washington, i- C, Feb leaders In both houses of into sq- of ten men gross agreed tonight that the govern I STATES MAI villa. The n price m note Norway, for to a to quo I is for to 11.61 New Feb The nil Denmark. On tin- battle of Europe mill inly of first are taking place, especially The German but troops states. n said today has received no confirmation of r ports that Spain bad addressed ire on restoring order V The r.- there woe no material change in the Mexican q i, tan he of the Vt lied i y In Mexico City, lately attached to the legal i I , leave o i if other depart. The baa informed Brazilian it i he will be guided by from his own government with to leaving, but asks him to the attaches th v inn leave If rs do. Confirmatory II pal he Car due by Villa forces and a sternly advance OH Mexico or so. In a second room emptied our pockets and laid aside our bonnets, puttees, and sporrans, a third room we threw the our cloths Into a heap, and then i to the showers. There wore two men each shower, and we were allowed ten minutes under the lot iii-r with a generous laundry soap. At tho end of ten on to a drying i each man a huge it I. I as a Th, n I b- en off to a dressing r attendant gave us we in the way of bra; i w r shirts, and while o on , side were our bad ship bill either would before President Wilson for hi- signature within a few- days or dead so tar as this Is concerned. The House remained in session tonight to pass the We-k-Gore bill the amended measure la and tomorrow the administration force- will begin a effort to get r. vote in Senate on the House Amendments over th- of a Demo- leader spoke confidently today the I of victory and Pi Wilson, after . conference with Kern, told the bill would in- bold Hides the Capitol, be- war . r . t ii the Senate fell we bad got buck P Mil be boots and other properly. .- were ushered into a room where S ft barbers awaited us, When they we through marched, and i i Into a lea room for tea and . Could anything be hotter York Herald, creditors of H II CU I- being pushed with greet vigor both I were today. ma up thO bin combination J in north of the lower stores Hint fulled last Ta have evacuated Karl received n of per fur a area in r under terms of the and also apparently , I and all cantered upon Al in . ppr. hills to necessary an extra as i, will go to from House Includes tho ship purchase measure as I up i In Senate caucus and n provision Hint two years r the close of the war .-hie- acquired United States shall be over to s,. rotary of Navy to be operated leased for commercial purposes the tonne of Weeks bill ready by the Senate. what . men would re and ice to see is a war on Big Demand for Horses Montana, Feb. an- Dillon Horse Pale, which began today drew an unusual number buyers from the High prices were paid of them era for this section. The for horses by rove i . th would Ilk to get smiled to s-h the bidding rise rood- IT per cent, than COt--H prices today. 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