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OUR AYDEN DEPARTS j, ft,, i LOW, Manager . d Authorized Agent. C. v. . Itake script ions and receipts for , . , their wail take i. T age f r i m l B J. R. Lock for a L it will ; y, , iii qua a i s U ft . i are i will leave th . for Si Car- . i . will represent th It r J cheap goods to Co. they always V . wife, Sn vi r here Wanted- car loads i l . which we will nay hist cash price. Don't sell be fore seeing us- Yours to serve. F- C . Ralph Johnson, of hi. I Go to E- E. new market for fresh meats, sausage and fresh fish. M. spent a very pleasant h with us Wednesday. a full line o Meat, Lard and Can Don't before giving me a trial, Lilly Co. Robert Anderson, of y Mount, is here. Mrs. j. and are or. a visit I Hi use station. If you need any Paint be sure and E. Co We i l E. continues quit sick out at his borne on hire street. exchange corn for or J Lean, Healthy Shout weighing i to pounds pr et price for same W. A. Harden. Ayden, N. C Miss I, of is it friends and taking in the opera. Can Nobles is so much in pro i i able to c urn down, lie had a hard time. The will be plea ,., . i nose Saul's. Call and see Hart is now living in th, Ca. on West rail road set. i . Bale at Si u to Cl banning who has I in a i north can I i noon. P g . riff S. Dudley was a yesterday. It i . I and a pleasure to . of the in having a first class Pen. Call at Dru la cure this much need- ed article. B. F. Manning and L L. Kit- v were here with th s yesterday. Fountain Pens with any and all points for Bale at Saul Store. ,;., em shad might be c. late day. There to be an over- abundance here Thursday and still they were one dollar. I have bought the clay business of J. CW. Taylor mm respectfully solicit the pat- of the public. C. E. I all work entrusted to care to give entire faction. Try mo. C. E. Spier. I solicit the patronage of the people of Ayden and community in everything pertaining to the business Give me a trial. C- E Spier. Watches, clocks aim anything needing attention in my line will be attendee to n the very best and latest style C. E Spiel-. cotton meal. F Lilly v Co M- Sauls has and Iv in Pens . r brought to Ayden. pt I'm e a it while at . as the bi of a ii . . the mis to have a piece a to I p the a him on Ii r was a I boy, i j serious in He s he i h ad. for ii will stand the proof. and n as able i lie I Fount. Pens a . ire. Now the has about passed it behooves e i citizens, who pleasure and would like to pleas end the coming dull to for pastures . j ; Is anew that their wishes i be real zed. There is the park. This place so nicely adopted for a resort to thus.- who enjoy delightful shades and scented breezes, where all can rather and mingle in sweet com The aged to ponder and think of tho past, they to participate and drink in the sweet reflections t might have been and still t The little ones lo gambol and play on the w grass and I . the cooling oaks. Then there Is the rink, where pleasure and mirth go in hand to s y exercise health cheek. vigor an I n to the human form. Let us pare for the feast and never it be said Ayden is a dull town. The Harry Company gave us two very pleasant per- this week. Mr. c change in characters and and for a show its class is above the ordinary. W. I. House d family of spent Sunday with Will Alexander. II went to and n from Greenville Leslie Turnage has come home from a tit to Durham. Miss Janie Kittrell been visiting Mrs. Dr. Blount. B. F. Early received a telegram Friday informing her that her daughter. Mrs. was critically ill at Point. Mrs. Early left on the morning train Monday. from the country has been visiting May Smith. Joe Jones a member of the Fortress Monroe after a ten days visit has returned to his pa t. The ladies of the graded with the assistance of some of the students and other home talent anticipate at an early date to give an entertain- for th purpose of raising funds toward the enlargement of the library at the school. This is indeed commendable and worthy a noble purpose The entertainment we are sure will be of a high order. The teachers of this school are highly cultivated, I have traveled much and by and observation are fully competent for such an under- j taking. We expect an enter- rich, rare and J On the noon train yesterday the remains of Miss Maggie were brought here from Tarboro- In the afternoon th were carried out and laid to rest in the family burial ground. Miss thing; on was years cf age and many are the friends and who mourn her death. yesterday about one o'clock Mrs. Mary Manning wife of Mr. Charles Manning, who lives the of Ayden, bad B severe stroke of paralysis and died within about two hours. She leaves a husband and two small children, the youngest about one week old- Her re- mains will be today. I. L. Rollins, of was a visitor here Friday. J J Smith has returned from Norfolk where he has been on cotton market several days. A. n, of Green was selling cotton on our market Monday. Miss Edward--, of Kin- is visiting Miss Merry. Dr. D. L. James and wife, of Greenville, spent Sunday with . family of C. A. Fair. We had the pleasure their . i tit and spent a very pleasant hour with them. If our people intend having that park it is time something was doing. Somebody take the BUCK JACK ITEMS. Black Jack, N, C, Mar. There was quarterly meeting here Sunday with a large dance. Frank Mayo family, of Greenville, attended services here Sunday and spent the after- noon with W. L. Clark. Miss Emma Johnston, Greenville, is here visiting this week. Miss Julia Cox left today for Ayden where she will spend some time visiting E. I,. Clark, of Greenville, spent Saturday night and ;. here. Miss Fannie House and broth- NOTICE TO DISSOLUTION duly qualified the con- court cleric of i as ad- ducting a cotton and insurance the estate of the town N. C-, has this notice Ii hereby given to all persons indebted to th- to make immediate payment lo the undersigned, and all claims against said estate must present the me for payment on or before the fin day of March, or this ill be plead in bar of recovery. This 5th day of March. MOT. B. T. Cox, . . of Samuel Stocks. Saturday night and Sunday visiting uncle. G S. John- A good many of the land people attended church here Sunday. Miss Bertha Coward. ville, and Miss Eva House, of Greenville, spent Sunday with Miss i Jessie Clark. J. . went to Green- ville today. A O. Clark, of Grimesland, spent with H J. Smith. John S. Dix n, who school at Ayden, came home Friday no I Sunday. Miss Dora Cox, of Red Banks, spent a part of last week I visiting Miss Dixon- Porter and wife attend- ed services here Sunday and spent the afternoon with Miss Maggie Smith. W O. Cox and family spent lead, ethers join in and do j Sunday afternoon with Henry BALE OP By of a power of sale certain mortgage deed exec W. Brown David, of spent to on the day dissolved co by mutual Joel withdrawing from said firm. Dee. 12th. W. II. Joel Patrick. Ur Joseph Dixon PHYSICIAN SURGEON. -I N C. Sales Feed and Livery Stables. Conveyances. Lies. to suit N. C. B. 1st day of January, 1906, and duly re- corded in the office of register of deed . f in Book J-8 I will on Saturday the day of April, expose to pub- sale before the court house door in Greenville, to th. highest bidder, for I cash the following parcel land to . Hie life of Jess.- W. Brown in and to that certain tract parcel of Situate in Greenville township, county i on the North side of Tar River, the lands of Z. W. Brown, V. M. Brown estate R. J. May and J. Fleming I and known as the H. w. Brown ace, containing- more or less. The estate to sold under the f ,. foregoing mortgage on the said 8th Heavy . t St. it t HART H. in Dry No- OF lot s op until the is an as- Dixon. Miss returned to sured fact. None of us will ever hep LIABILITIES, have cause to regret it lure to her Mrs Abram discounts Many from here Are in dance up, court in Greenville, Dixon Mills this week. We are having some weather at present The farm I coin THE n. At the Capita G. W. Cox, of Greenville, is here on a visit to his son, E. G. Cox. BILL DID NOT PASS 167.61 610.69 186.60 6.663.03 much time at No Bend Issue for Reads in Pitt County. Early in the session of the re- school and returned yesterday work. Jodie Dixon mot his foot cut very had Saturday but is getting along very well at present. Miss Lula Mils home Friday from high cent legislature a bill was intro- j ENTRY OF VACANT I AND. to give Pitt county ,. A. ,.,. .,,, to vote on the question of is- following described vacant land, ,,, i u I Lying iii township, I I bonds for the ,.,, Indian well swamp and I'll. pose contracting good roads I branch, adjoining the lands of John in the county. A com- of this S. S. Smith, Arden Hills, bill was sent The Reflector for . , Lawhorn and others, containing that the people of or th county mi and ex-1 This March 4th, 1907. press their sentiments if desired, i i. a. Arnold. l seems that many people are Any person . persona claiming title now under the impression i de- , -ii i , . i. . bed land mint tile in the bill passed and that such an ,. election IS to be held sometime they will be barred by law. this year. But this is not Alter the bill was intro- the legislature it not called up again, hence did Ii. Williams. K. Taker not pass Marriage Licenses. Register of Deeds K Williams issued licensee to the following couples since last WHITE- John W. and Strickland. COLORED, Austin Gaylord and Hettie Grimes, NOTICE North Carolina I Pitt cow In Superior Willoughby Vs Cornelius Will, The defendant above take an action entitled as above has been commenced in the Superior of county to obtain plaintiff from the defendant an lute from tin- bonds of upon the that are fully set in the complaint arid the defendant will r take that is required to appear the Henry Hill and Annie term . the Superior said Warren and Celia Ann ,, ,. alter I lie in March, it being the 22nd lay of April, 1907. Abram and Alice I house county Ii o. . I Greenville, North and .,, , ,, , ,, to the c in or the plaintiff Edward Williams and This the 13th day of March, 1907. D. Moore. V. for Foreman Herman Sped and Lizzie Cory. Joseph Burney and Georgia Hill. Oscar Roberson and Frances Downing, STRAY TAKEN UP. I have taken up a stray y r ling running with st K. about on.- and half or two; year.- old, in poor condition, white col r. and unmarked. Owner can get same I proving p and paying COS s. W. J. Crisp. K. F. D. No. . C. March 18th IS lid NOTICE. Having as administrator with the will annexed of Me. Q. Rog, era, deceased, late of Pitt county, N. C. this notify all persons having claims against Um . of the said Me. ii. Rogers, doc eased, to exhibit them to the with n twelve months from of this notice or this notice will l pleaded in bar of their All persona Indebted to said estate will make payment. This the day of March. 1907. John A. Staton, Administrator. Julius Attorney. APRIL 1st. WE MOVE TO OUR PERMANENT Prior to that we are Otter- BARGAINS IN PIANOS NEVER EQUALED. WRITE FOR PARTICULARS. Piano the Sweet Official Piano Jamestown Exposition. CHAS. M. Norfolk, Virginia. Total surplus Undivided profits less expenses Dividends unpaid . go yo, sub . et to check 1,688.20 Si., . I'll I J. It. t. -ii,. the above is el In f In 2nd if f i n lo I .,,,, t In . f and I. It t it Vile DIXON, CF THE CONDITION THE HANK OF N. L. Al THE CLOSE OP J . r Stock paid in and Discounts Overdrafts Secured 2,8-12.78 Surplus F U nil 1,000.00 848.69 profits Furniture and Fixtures 1,680.60 m C t Deposit 2,537.75 Due from Hanks 84,515.42 Cash Items eh ks o ts ding 124.25 Hold Coin Silver Coin 479.46 Slots of North t County Pitt. v I, J. It. Davis, Cashier of do solemn- .-i to th my and belief. J. B. DAVIS, and i t ore me, this day of Feb. I dO. , J. V. JOHNSTON, it. L. v is. Public. r BETHEL BANKING TRUST COMPANY. AT BETHEL, N. At the close of business Jan. 1907. RESOURCES. LIABILITIES. Loans and discounts 5,000.00 Overdrafts Hanks and 718.48 Hankers of Cash items L deposit 2.184.60 Gold to cheek ind other U. S. notes Silver hank it u i it i i Clicks 960.86 Total , Toto, Suite of North Carolina, Pitt, I. W H of tho above named the statement is to tho best of my edge and belief. Subscribed and sworn to , me, this 2nd day of M. T. M Notary Public J R. J. GRIMES STATON, IT PAYS TO At m J. Owner. Truth In Preference to Fiction. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR VOL. No. GREENVILLE, NORTH FRIDAY. NO. to Sing a Special to Reflector. New March 26th. -hi- of today ending April 2nd- This sum will be paid in royalties, but the company guaranteed the sum, equal the annual salary of the president of the United States and the total annually far excess of that To fulfill the contact the diva a passage to England, she had f. r today. GUILTY. Verdict Sight, j Elizabeth City. N. C, March 20th--The in the case Joshua Harrison charged with the kidnapping and murder of Kenneth i the 9-year-old son State Senator Beasley, tonight rendered a of guilty. Court convened this morning a. m. in the fifth day of the Harrison trial. Solicitor Ward closed the argument in a speech of three hours length. His was one of tie finest to be made in this court house He reviewed the in a powerful manner, which profoundly impressed the and the audience, who got surroundings and One man was to jail by the five days for applauding. Solicitor Ward that Kenneth is living and his mother will hare h within six He echoed the sentiments of a great part of the audience which has greater any day since the trial began. Solicitor Ward his argument at. a. m. and Judge Allen began at his charge to the jury, which he concluded at p. m. The case to Representative Accomplish- ed to Reflector. Washington, March capital is much interested in amateur and. some of the leaders of society are very gifted in the art of pleasing with their of music or readings. Among the most accomplished musicians son-m-law of the president, who as a professional on Wisconsin. James Stephen- the violin, while songs the never fail to please, frequently, backer of Senator La convulsing his His be elected for the love of music is only exceeded by term, it is expected. This is all his love of politics The father wants. He has been a Mr. established the college of music in Cincinnati, and first the Thomas orchestra there, and pro- the annual festival, which years ago attracted attention to Cincinnati as a musical a Bill on Hat Train tn Reflector. Albany. N. Y. March that has attracted Melba. the noted opera i York beard of underwriters could and will be imitated f, has signed a not be represented to oppose the other slates, the many the proprietor of a talking bill which ire who pays her to I fire insurance law The Special to Reflector. St. Louis, March Pa., 27.- Missouri senate has passed a bill Keystone that the New that has attracted much derailed OPENINGS. Two in Tic ;., When it comes to opening j of of new good-, esp in the millinery line, . and three amends the received here from so that The hurt. into his machine for contract shall be stated in is intended to regulate reform crew n week. The is to another hearing was election movements, to the -x- . .,.c. than fifty for today and it is no in of passing such movements j disclosed ha dollar.; for singing in the week excels. . i. A v. i-. cl I i progress. The of under- under like requirements been with some writers is now represented and imposed upon political parties. mischief. is piling up arguments against bill provides that leagues, the measure. Friends of the j committees, associations or so- hill declared that no statement I incorporated of made by the insured on his be- formed for the purpose half should be deemed material to tie character, defeat or void a policy unless it fitness or Qualification of was made with intent to or nominees for public and defraud, unless the mat-; and making reports on A in Aid of Jews. i, to actor. New York, March the direction of Mrs. Sam- u-l Mrs. Joseph H. Cohen, Mrs. Albert Lucas, a whist in aid of the Jaws aged, and destitute poor, and for the rebuilding of the alma houses destroyed the Kingston earth- quake will be given tonight at the Waldorf Astoria. The affair is expected to be a lively one, as a large number of the most in- people among the Jew- population are ac- in this enterprise. misrepresented Increased the I same, shall state in full, in every here today for a week's session Questions i item of . h. will -o up u d n . n risk of loss, for the that report or recommendation to the risk was not increased. He s nominees, the i said that the agent of the insured names and . ell make statements which sons were not made to him when the Any i t recommendation policy was applied for, and there-j furnished or published by such fore the entire contract should associations which be contained in the policy, in all of ion shall order that the ordinary man of j be unlawful, and any person small means, who is honest, and printing or circulating a report does not conceal anything where j without information shall be applies for insurance, should I guilty of a misdemeanor and know under what conditions not less than nor more is paying his premiums The than by imprisonment in clause for jail not less than one month or lings and household furniture, more than one year, or by claimed, should be line and imprisonment. The assigned to i heir barges for a year. Talked Too Much. Millionaire for Special to Reflector. Milwaukee, Wis. for the reason that the average man does not Stand the terms. He contended also that the day clause as to a place being unoccupied worked on in- justice, as many a vacant was amply protected, j pointing-to the fact that when a Man h closed his house in the bill also provides for reports of campaign expenses such as are required of regular party or- Seeking a Piece Land Under Special In i k-cl Reflector. New York. March has i developed that one of the jurors Ion the Thaw trial Saturday i night told a companion that after closely studying Thaw two months all of the jurors con- him a Bate man. The talk of this may make a mistrial of the ease. The ladies are delighted with the two in p even the sterner sex, though gifted with n it j i n of in, much to admire if it p him to in Mrs. L. G., as is usual with their p . have a i hats, id other new i t was -r the array of . ids. i i i at- . l i i of his devoted to a dis- i,. be p . of millinery, spring dress trimmings and innumerable. His pattern hats are beauties and everything in i keeping with the season's styles. Roth these openings will con- tomorrow Pulley also begin then. ANOTHER Conference Special to n things in this Va., March shapes a d . Ii more co if m e f Ll e and much I. arc i, South, ton- really to CIVIL COURT. M . While this term of civil wait is getting along veil In removing cases from the docket, great The election today to fill the vacancy occasioned by the declination of Senator Spoon- to serve any longer as Unit- ed States senator from the State vacation period, there is less N. Y. importance attaches to any s. far Tobacco Men to Nashville,. Tenn. March The tobacco growers of see, Kentucky and Virginia are and very grateful to the legislature for passing the two tobacco association said President Fort, who is chief executive officer of the He said that the passage of two bills mentioned ma- the nation in its fight against the to- trust. This organization has been conducting a ed fight for several years past against the oppressions of the trusts and in behalf of better prices for their tobacco, and the I that they are win nil. . ii the line. The two bills passed were strongly favor- ed by all but a very small per- of the members, and the majority fee that they will now be able more effectively than ever before to carry on their con- test. Tigers Open Today. to Reflector. Princeton, N. J. March The Princeton schedule opens the season today with a game with William and Mary at Norfolk, followed one tomorrow at Norfolk with and Sid- con at .;. After Ling Service to New York, Major An- J. who been in military service for some twenty-three jeans, has from the 71st Regiment, quits the service today- Cap- has received the, appointment in his place. Color Sergeant Buford has received the brevet of second lieutenant after vice, and been retired. risk than when occupied, and The to secure a large I disposed cf. when the occupants are moving of land under water Five divorces have Leon made, about A temporary breach not have, been for white resulting in a loss which does revived, audit is more than and three for colored. not increase the risk, he claimed, tie on tills Quite a number of small cases should therefore, in no way void The grab was have been non-suited. down, or lather passed along, Hyman Supply Co. vs W. J. the land board last Kittrell, plaintiff alleging that The new board excessive homestead had been matter ii; a com defendant, was committee has, it is said, com tided to make a the policy. U n. vet., Pennsylvania's Carnival. Thronged- Today Pulley Bowen had their first opening since adding a department to their Lore. So eager w ire the ladies this el display of attractive goods, for some i before the doors were a large crowd had in front of tho store. took of this and several pictures of the mo were taken. When the doors were thrown open expressions of delight were h -in from the ladies as the beautiful pattern hats and other stylish goods v re ed and admired. enter rising firm certainly i a splendid of i fin Crowds .-t re i ITEMS. Montgomery College. to Reflector. Montgomery. Ala. March Plans are forming in this, city to secure the location of the dist Oman's College in this city, if possible. Active work has already begun to raise the sum of the amount and to secure about fifty shares of ground. The chances of securing the college are con- excellent. special to Philadelphia, March favorable report on the April 27th, the University at a meeting held today. Pennsylvania will give its 13th annual festival, or outdoor meet, and the preparations now show that it be the grandest over given by the in- and among the very largest ever given in the country. s thousand en- tries will be it, in fact, the has been grow so rapidly that the management is fearful Parliament. Special to Reflector. Washington, March 27.-The Philippine census was issued March 1906 and consequently today is the day for the Philip- pine commission to a general election for the choice of gates to what will be as teat some means to be the Philippine assembly. provided for the overflow. To this end a plan his been pro- posed to devote two days to the meet, holding the for schoolboys on Friday, and the college, championship and events on Saturday. is to take legislative power heretofore exercised by the Philippine commission in all that part of the not by Mores or non- tribes. New York City Bilk Sp. to Trying to Track From Eleventh Avenue. Special to Reflector. New York, March 26.-The long contention over the tracks of the New York Central Rail- road in Eleventh has Albany, N. Y March other bills from New York re- transportation and the transportation prob- will be considered today by the joint committee of senate assembly that is considering public utilities bill There bills legislating the present rapid transit board out of and the bill providing for an elective public utilities com- mission in New York City. Grady's bill provides that a pas- may travel as far as he reached the point where nation proceedings were com-; pleases for one faro so long as he not retrace his steps, ail Hint e. lies connecting with other. Washington Special to Hell Washington, D. C. March 27- The Washington conference of the Methodist Episcopal church began its annual session In this city today. It will sit a week, and the time will be mostly with routine work, hear- reports of presiding elders, and stationing the preachers for another year's service, Bishop is presiding. Railroad Merger. Special to Reflector. Philadelphia, March At a meeting of stockholders of the Railroad today the merger i. Eric was approved. Bernard administrator vs rill a was decided in favor of plaintiff. J. L. Elks Robert Brown was decided in favor of defend- ant. decided in favor of defendant. W. H. Nichols vs W. H. Elks decided in favor of plaintiff, The amount in this suit was and the case has lien in court three years. One suit growing out of the recent selling of washing rights in was adjust- ed by the notes in the purchase of such being surrendered to plaint iii by de- and further effort to collect the notes abandoned. Marriage Licenses. Register of Deeds R. Williams issued licenses to the following couples since last win no. and Mary J. T. Langley and Mary K. Moseley, L. G. Mills and Bessie Smith. J. Bullock and Jessie Ann Lewis. J. J. Haddock and Lizzie Elks. COLORED. and Martha Dixon, Andrew Howard and Clara Chapman. When you want your horses and mules insured see J. G. Oakley, in. C. mi i Mil, to . Belcher I-. returned to Charleston ling a few days with his Mr.--. Minnie Brown and i of Wilson, visited last we . W. family, of Goldsboro, is.-- -n few days in and around Oakley. W. A. Andrews and family, of Mount, visited at J. T- Sunday Will Jenkins went to Bethel Sunday. W. W. Willoughby, of Bethel, spent a part of Sunday in Little spent Sunday in the Great Swamp section. J. . James, Ii. kins, Williams. Eli and J. E. attended th burial of M Leggett, of Martin county, Sunday. There was a large crowd present to pay the list tribute of respect to this good He was buried with sonic honors. S. A Congleton, wife and daughter attended church at Oak Grove Sunday. an i sister, of Saturday night ant Sunday Mr. and s. A. Congleton, W. of ard, was on Deputy Sheriff Dudley, of Greenville, was here Monday on business. On Wednesday March o clock, at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Matilda her only daughter, Miss Mary, was happily married to Mr. J. K. Barnhill. of Winter- After the ceremony the bridal party drove to the home of the groom's father, Mr J R, Barnhill, where a bountiful awaited them.

PU BUTTON MAD. Th Height of In the Time Improved the Street. parts of the town the j of Lou xiv. excavation for the sewer pipes. The , in in which day was got on of the in filling the itches, the i e .-. been considerably I at time the A mixture of The . were i the t .,.,. i it. f are , h . C. L of ,. who was recently ., I .,; tor menu I . Hon. L. L Moore, . around . acquainted with o-j in i i. e'er ;. Of the I. ere bu ere I la About T Do You Contemplate HEALTH m INSURANCE The man who Insures We k wise for bk family. The man who Insure health k both for family and himself. You may Insure health by guard- It. It k worth guarding. At t h e first attack of disease, which generally approaches through the LIVER and itself in innumerable way TAKE. i. XIV. . . Mr. Ab is a, , f ability and will make j ;,; . ; i . . r- Owning One . ., iii. but- r . i in . . vi . . . d IV i Swift Creek . ; corner on v. I side ill . ,., up long nine the ands of f so the first thing to consider is a good lot in a desirable location and you can- not be better in a lot than the to And save your health. Not Quite f. i . i- f. en . , day of Fob. 1907. Oliver Sm h. or claim i, ., . in rt f laud T st i writing tin . I by Entry T. or Vacant i and. ; Smith m No proper surpasses this for a desirable Lots can be bought there now at reasonable prices and on easy terms. There is rev indication that property around e . . . 4-1 How often you can net a nail or river or lacking. Have a good tool box and be prepared for emergences. Our is a m i could t tea that you- tool box not lack useful Of Harness, Horse J P Y is going to be higher, and the th lands Cf J. ll ,. i. C and C . ; Cannon, Noles Mills, , will cost e d it is going you defer buying the lot the nm , . i a I of . ,; ,., a t of . i men- of r the tin; i i I the I of We i to admit. Hi i i I with miserable little fair-, we i t a r in fancy the of Louis XIV. . George Washington Smith Feb. 1907. . p or persona claim- j i ., to or interest in the for ii scribed land must tile . . , . st in writing me the n days, or terms. Taker This property is located only -5 minutes walk the business part the See Sara white and let him explain prices Corey ID. W. And Provisions II., try rare . until after i this after a farewell JOB PRINTING Cotton Bagging and iii Ties always on kept con- in stock. Country l Produce Bought and Sold j . . . ling day be- fore i a II in girl i. . . I to i, As the r. ,. . i. . lid n I o i nil it ea be I in -i ml an c she i conn her new period of I maid, there In the I be- ed i pr brides- maids with i A age the pr an mo ; i ; e r. bridesmaid their unlimited. on. TO When you want good Work send orders to D. W. GREENVILLE j North Carolina. THE REFLECTOR Sm His of Pairing. A mini of small town in Maine I l election w , was ii airy I publicans rats. Old Hi- ram M faith, Di t, many of the i the morning of I Io hi his horse shod. The both busy. Republican, and I m . Democrat. pair off. We'll of vote, and it amount to the us if both Th i upon. el ll Horse hid paired off with live i i r. Men. A reproaching a friend for novel having mar- when hot a little perhaps, said he could have cut me out and married you if he had want- ed The lady started. she cried. t he do it, . says ho owed me p. j the husband explained, with a I IO of the condition of Al Greenville, in North Carolina, at the of business, Jan. 26th. 1907. RESOURCES. Loans and secured and IT. S. Bonds to secure Premiums on U. S. Bonds Banking house, furniture, fixtures Due from National reserve agents Due from State Banks Bankers Duo reserve for house 110.78 Notes of i National Banks nil U cents reserve Li s laud with U. S LARGE QUANTITY OF NEW TYPE AND STOCK Y ADDED TO THIS 14,898.60 8,715.01 175.16 Treasurer per reaching the public b 625.00 Capital Stock paid in 60,000.00 Undivided profits, less ex- and taxes paid National bank standing Individual deposits subject to chuck 84,926.07 Tin of deposit 7,586.50 Cashier's checks out- 49.63 92,562.20 soles and hills 5,173.02 Total State North Carolina of above swear that J ,.,. , . wile to lb. . , j. w. t I , . I in. I . I . . E. . rite .; ,. AU other Stocks. and Cu-h and S 10.000.00 8.526,00 ., named C S. A M R O- i it is 1- that the contest is mainly no , 2nd w. th all . i . to i lb ,, mo and relatives; and pint's blessing them. , ; . these , , I e minutes, a copy T Daily Reflector, . . . . t I I of June. Expect t Today. accordance with for each r . .,. How I'll . Ml r,., c . horrible ;, I link I ll ; Si. pay 36,000.00 hie on 9.0 16.6 440.84 of Y mm for and has come P it ,, time .-. v , . year d that busy . Oh, i ., lie ,., ;, , . T , ;, . th . ;,. ;, two yew today to as state .,. . ,, . B soN- vie are apt to cast . . .,,. in i -.-- Si , haVe boon pass-. take a build m . V U o'clock last Harri was farmers u. .- and to . . Contention r ONE . , to this country. With Mr and Mrs. Charles F. Alex N. C. mi annual at their town house, y y, n's afternoon. of .- I who spent , and mm. address ways and and Special t.; to young men New York, March former a to meat they will a RS ore very popular society. I Seeking Cots. , wood . . .,. . . . . , his own r, . ,;,,; ,; c . , the indent . much will ,, . v., c U E. r. chi . aw . . .- M . vi die o jury- L-- Ga-tr ,; in been the trial. Mr. . i iring I ; 0108- t it an -hi , h i there V i wouldn't have K on . .,. ., . Announcement Wholesale and Retail Tie IT. , ; , ,., . ids . ; . tor re, . ties ha e ., ed n. lied , i was life more bear. religious wort for , Lead, Paints , and an. Ready Paints toR There Is no line In the world better It has it for honorable wares and honorable dealings. u the Harrison Paints you need j never worry quality. i, Abilene Kansas, Marc r Senator Burton was released today the been serving a sen for practicing as P before the post depart- no relieve the ant v cannot therefore hold more nor exercise the a I in any way. , Burton WM Ml- aw.- ., century H-is a man of very personality, a fine at- chosen chair, cl U tin- I the ma Entries the Brooklyn Hone to mer Senator Burton, was m jail to day goes Kansas. March entries tomorrow for th Brooklyn held in Brooklyn. I containing ;, n rail in Lie ll an-l prescribed a the limit of shave, me ,.,. ; . , . the d a, and and prosecution to the at to- appeal one d . Harri . in the in America. r. Plain fit Opinion. was and s spectators so that the I month- m record breaker. tr won, m-- g due-thirty that you favor u. with your . for any I cannot help being a month; was re-1 as a model trust that you order, whenever you want good paint for any Have just a car load and can give you Special Prices. Application to Build I road. , . I N y of ass.- think that John . knock . . three thousand dollars .,. this after non and was released. The . i up i away th ill den i ti The verdict of the with a; vol. At ea ninety per the convict d. on the ., . for which p ,. . , or Arkansas on i iii I opes of b y. .,,. . I scribed over a hundred dollars to pay the ,,., , of the .,, and Observer. French you Special Prices. London gold day the State Hart hT Baker M. also because mos . , hither Mid to en attest. r a I that purloin. . . to . . ., NOTICE. Having qualified a. administrator at H- late Pitt county. Not th Carolina, this is to notify all persona having the estate the Bald Hun tn the on o Bi recovery. . tor u. , All indebted the i in est them to the on before day of an-h. notice will be bar to aid make This March, , t V. Ellis, y. g. James, ill.

pr EASTERN REFLECTOR PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY O. i. and Entered as cl Jar. HOT at lie N. C. Act of Co of Match Advertising rates made known upon application. A correspondent desired every post office in and adjoining counties. in to fiction NORTH CAROLINA FRIDAY. MAR. 1907 AGE OF ORGANIZATION. consolidation of districts, build- larger and bitter school This is the age of houses, employing teach- Individual effort is good era and improving the school in every way. farmers for the purpose of directors to extend its operations ducting the business of market- next and cover a large one of their products to their territory, and plans are being own advantage. laid that end. We see no The Reflector has closely reason why ultimately the watched this organization from farmers should not control the its inning and has not safe tobacco in ail the Eastern to express an opinion of the North markets through benefits the farmers would de- . . . . . ; this organization, and thus re-p rive from it It is our candid for themselves the benefit from the business. They have actually so far as it is able to go, is commendable for loin its best, but in this time of . push it is through that mo it is imp s h id M u unite their ideas, purpose and their cap far more an be done effort The thing applies to towns com- the can n ore d v p faster throng if the sum I an tog in c. r m. v ml no no steamboat . to no great systems, large schools if individual o- had been depended or. secure them. These things have been brought about through i of men and capita- working together in pose- The result is develop- and advancement in very quarter. This same spirit is taking hold of educational well as trial movements with marked results in bettering conditions Even In many rural sections this , gone to president of the company, . . . , . , ,. , raising a cry against men s long we do not believe any other man I , . i Pants and want to return to kilts could have accomplished what he , , ,. ., , , , . . , land long stockings. Don t do has for this From . . ., , , , ,. , , , i Here is one if such a style his drat engaging in the tobacco Brain storm bids fair to get in the overworked class with strenuous. A dispatch says that J. W. Bailey is to retire from the editorship of the Record- to take up the practice of law. s good an editor as Mr. Bailey ought not to give up such a call- for the law. Men do these things that tend advantage by warehouse business in Greenville there have been such business between him and The Reflector as to cause u to know real man that is in him. For Regarding the Durham Herald saying the trusts enough Democratic to make a good showing, and the prevailed who would have to do Reflector's comment thereon, that paper says didn't see the point. And the Herald has not shown it to us. thing. too much padding to make a good that paper says didn't see Alfred Austin should cheer up. to their mutual advantage by show. the point. And the Herald has Frank L. Stanton says, his lat- .-i her and sticking rT him Speculation is a dangerous not shown it to us. est has , , Reflector as to cause to know , ft the ether words mail j,. in him p leads many to .;. ; Of course in his office as The absconding of the assistant The Wilmington Star is a re- Clews advises us to there is dent of the company has been cashier of a Charlotte bank shews. markable paper. It has reached j drinks . and when con- adjoining the business office of how easy it is for a man who even of forty. years without a ready advance-; writer, and have had stands high in a community to fall m name, ownership RANDOM By a Contributor. Spring can spring backward as well as forward. President Castro has sufficiently to receive ova- time for Senator be either a man or a mollycoddle. Mr. Roosevelt can drive four railroad without a single of the ribbons. Every time Fairbanks looks at Taft wonders how such a fat man can think running for any- nothing leader is editorial After diagnosing the cases, opportunity to observe his seal when yields to the management, Roosevelt suggest th heard the fidelity in conducting the to speculate with money that our recollection even cure treatment for rail- if the capitalists, affairs of the company. With does not belong to him. It is Major roads in the future. the educe- him it has seemed a enough for one to use his he has joined John Alexander last . , . ; men, and to win or die in the effort, money in that way. I Boys and expects to act was to write a document .- interests can j the success he j spend many more years at the threatening to return and smite accomplish so much through more Now who is the bigger, helm of the oldest daily enemies- ghosts united effort, why cannot the way than the large dividends it W COUrt martial the State. May it be so. j Texas was hardly through with farmers do so for their advance-nay. over its cheap straw- The Farmers Consolidate One swallow don't make a I the last i of the Man- Compare is a success, and , neither do three warm Record, published at roasting ears. days make a i Baltimore, is a article writ- u Chancellor Day is reported to by Congressman John H have Just at a can, just as readily, is want of confidence that they have so far failed -o. believe that One of the best it s what the farm can do when they come to- While its thorough rears ago. j, that, its policy might tested a has been , f That organization is i time when the trusts need every It was well enough for a break of this district, on the defender with a jaw in good come in the Thaw trial this rivers and water- j working order. Chicago audiences that to Vice-President Fair- speeches, are said to inland waterway along the At- have up to Greensboro takes the lead in Coast, realizing the vast must nave come movements ever to this time have, water-; working i among the farmers, especially j been confined to the Greenville week- for could not holdup For several years Mr. j The cl in North Carolina, was market and Pitt county in order in the face of the taken great interest in I inaugurated right here in Green- i that its i hat- the opening of the , Tobacco Company. , success gone a and It is not a trust, of its opponents have called it in their unity of purpose has resulted in check its influence but simply an organization of has already number of other tobacco markets have made and offers to unite with it. The decision large initiations atone meeting benefit it will be. to coat wise secret order. The Junior shipping. Congress has been Five women bull fighters wore Order of United American Me- rather slow taking up hurt in the ring at Juarez. Mex at a recent meeting car- hut the inland waterway is idea. just across the river from one El Paso. The brutes evidently been made by the members the things that is certain to resented the use of as degrees. weapons. IA FT We take pleasure in announcing to the j trade our readiness for spring business. We have made preparations to serve our patrons with the best of Garments, the Fin- and the most Choice Fur- men, boys and wear the that money buy. SELL ONLY THE man who makes this his Clothing who comes here for his outfitting only be assured of wearing superior but will also be sure of paying no than an article is worth. We're as a Satisfactory Clothing House and t is on this platform that we shall con- to do business. THE KING CLOTHIER. This department is in charge of F. C. NYE, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in and territory Rev. R. M Busier and family Protect yourself from the sun Mrs. Robert Little spent Sun- are visiting here this week. He by getting a large straw hat at day at the home of R. G Chap- is a missionary for the American Harrington, Barber Co. man School Union. Several Sunday Union, several Rev w. F. Fry, of Goldsboro, years ago he lived here and I Kev. t. H. Kin in a edited the meeting at the Baptist made a host of friends week. All are here. cordially invited to these We on band cop- vices. of we off-j j g. Cox has accepted a i ho trade a as express messenger with the Atlantic Coast Line We B. i hop him success in his new r. i work- Miss Iris lyes, of . . Cotton make her home with Air. J. , M D- Cox for awhile. for comfort, especially for older Hats to suit you at B. FCo. They are also have them- a pretty line of pants. Miss Barker of the inter- mediate of W. H S., spent yesterday in visiting the graded school. Miss Kate Chapman, whose school closed Thursday, is at home again, much to the delight of her family and friends. The A. G. Cox Co. has still on hand a full supply of their Tar Heel Cart wheels. Send us your order we assure prompt shipments. Miss Battle went to Greenville Friday shopping. A new lot of nice spring and summer pants just opened at Harrington, Barber Co. Robert Abbott, bookkeeper for the Pitt County Oil to on business Another large lot of shoes just in at Harrington Barber Co. The ladies of the Missionary Society of the Baptist church will observe next week as week of prayer suits of all sizes are going at cost at B. F. Manning famous dress shoe ladies and gentlemen B. F. Manning Co- Winterville High con- to enroll new pupils Five entered last Monday morn- and more are expected next week. J. K. the manager of the Co. Co., was happily married to Mi.-s Mary Taylor at the residence of her parents, near Wed- They will stop at the boarding house until which he expects is completed. The A. G. Cox Co. are still receiving orders for their nice and most up to-date sucker buggies. Smith Cox are moving r. t their new pa and in a few days they hop ready for work. in . i I f. i T. W j. j gr i . re a u t Barber Co. . large shipment of fl r received at Ha your horses, joys, and c in a healthy condition by giving food. B. F. Co. We are glad to see Mayor Johnson out again, after a siege of grippe. Beautify your h by cover- floors wit i nice matting Ange C o. has it at a bark left mg some time, in An When you how much benefit it is to you w have faculties of a good bank ; disposal, consider or not you could do some friend a good turn by convincing him of the advantage of catty a bank and by to the hank officer. A little of kind cost you nothing and is by the hank, end be the j,,,. ca.-.-i. to prosperity J. I. Jacks c . Bank of Win A new L. o. fresh Hour just at Harrington, Barber Co. Rev. T- King spent Tues- day afternoon in Mr. and Mrs J. K. spent Sunday at the home of Chas. Miss Sadie Little, who had been teaching near Conetoe, came Saturday evening to spend her vacation. We regret to loss W.- H. Rouse and family who will move to Greenville today. Mr- Rouse ard wife were excellent citizens and be Mr- R- D. Cherry Dead. A telegram received today by his sister, Mrs. D. L. James, an the death of Mr. R. D. Cherry, which occurred in o'clock this morning The remains will be brought to Greenville for interment, reach- here on evening's train, and the funeral will take place Wednesday. Mr. Cherry was about years old, a native of Greenville and a son of the late Mr. T. R. Cherry. He spent most of his life in this town, leaving here a little over two years ago to engage in mer- business at Sanford He is survived by an aged mother and two James and Miss Cherry. missed. The at the Baptist church has made an excellent beginning. Every service has been attended by Rev T. doing the preaching. R. H. Hunsucker went to Greenville Tuesday on business. Harrington, Barber Co. are YOUR EASTER R. D Cherry. The remains of Mr. R. D. Cher- who died Monday morning, reached Greenville on train even- Messrs B. T. A Vick and Mr. Carter the here. After arrival of the body here be not burial, had announced, so it was taken from the depot to Cherry Hill cemetery where the funeral service conduct- ed by Rev. J. E. The putting in a cement sidewalk in Pa bearers were Messrs. W. B. front of their store. We hope to see the whole side walk in the near future- Rev. R. M. delivered a interesting address on Sunday schools evening at the Baptist church. Brown, Frank Wilson, J. W. H. Ricks; E. H. burn. W. B. Greene and C T. FIRES IN COUNTRY. Call and the new line of Straw Hats just arrived a. A. W Ange Co. A. went to Green- ville today. The Spring days will soon be here a comfortable couch will be a luxury. A. W. Ange Co. has them at a bar- gain. Misses Kittrell, Emma and Minnie went to Greenville today. Get your choice groceries at B. F. Manning Co. A. N. Ange Co. know how to buy shoes for comfort, style and durability- They have just opened their large line of line slippers, Corey went home this morning- Cost will be aided to those who are in arrears taxes for the year after April 1st, 1907 Chas. W. Smith. a. hour earlier than Collector, formerly, and keeps open until The honor roll of Miss Barker's p. m., later than d W. H. S. for the before. This only keeps the burn but little of week ending March Clyde business and hour re could be saved Cox, Fannie; , , head places his loss at and Myrtle Julius quarter longer each day he on the Bennett, Smith, Johnnie heretofore, but the early building and on furniture. Smith. Dwelling and Tenant House CHANGE IN HOURS. WHEN IT COMES TO TESTING MERIT. AND BOYS CLOTHES THAT'S WHY WE'VE SIGHTED ENOUGH TO THE BEST OF CLOTHES MADE. A VISIT TO OUR STORE WILL ENLIGHTEN YOU ONT THE CLOTHING question. All styles, pleasing- all sizes for every man, at that should be more than we The dwelling house of Mr. Howell Whitehead, who lives Get Longer Service. two-and a half miles from town, was destroyed by fire this Postmaster R. C. Flanagan morning about o'clock. While now has the general delivery breakfast was being prepared; window of open at hour earlier than wind blowing at . time the house quickly burned down. So rapidly did the build- YOUR SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO OUR t lit the Mr White A. G. Cox Co., are shipping the reliable Con- Planters and Guano Sowers to both North and South Carolina- Send us you.- order we assure shipments. A ear Ange Co that the A. G. Cox- Co. will continue for the. opening also give the public op- About midnight Saturday night to buy stamps and a tenant house on the farm of mail the morning Mr. W T Fleming, about four miles from town, was burned mails depart. is a consider- The loss was about and there able convenience. was ranee on the Tie money now opens at a. re. and at p. m., giving an hour I load of hay at A. than for the i s directed to n- an purchase of money orders. of inn k delivery is taken a l also opened for half an daughter to spend to tobacco flues The A. G- Cox Cu. orders for their tobacco trucks even it is early in the season- J. F. Manning Co. know exactly what their many want in the line of slippers. i They have just opened them up. s them. are A large delegation of the members of Council No. Jr. U went out to the closing exercises public school near s Chapel afternoon, and I, id the corner stone of the large and comfortable school building of which the people of that sec- should be After the; exercises of laying the stone and the presentation of the Bible were concluded, Rev J. bi. of Greenville, delivered of the best educational ad- dresses we Would that the people throughout the county could hear him, for the good that is derived from such addresses is not able to be mated , , . Prof. then closed the exercises by congratulating the people for their excellent efforts during the term. He made an exceedingly strong appeal to the people to lend their aid in the Eastern training school, for Pitt showing them the great tat would be derived from the increase of, taxes. T- until last night, when a con- cert y tile was given to a crowd. We are informed order prevailed throughout the entire program, ins Manning, the teach- be congratulated her excellent effort in training the children so well. Quite a from here attendee. B. T Cox Bro. have garden seeds flower seeds of an kinds at the drug store. the Last evening mail is See F. V- buy seed or feed oats, best peas and hay t F. V. C. S. FORBES, Johnston's. bushels corn for sale at while there. F. V. Johnston's. who has taken a halt page in this paper to tell the people of Pitt and counties about the new styles in shoes and furnishings for men and Mr. Wilson has just returned New York, and the cut shown in his ad will an of some purchased by him When passing drop i for a look. SPRING OF STYLISH HAL -AT- STORE TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26TH AND 27TH, 1907 PATTERN HATS made for several a lady that a stylish Millinery in the moat fashionable part of Baltimore and her Hats ex- cell all others. She improves with ape. to our Opening buy one of those stylish Hats. MRS. M. D. MRS. GEORGIA will try lo please you. Hie New Year fame o north f I U k EA, FRUITS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, Lie. wT V wk it may be continued. my my the J. i Johnston, it

NORTH CAROLINA NEWS. Cleaning of Events About the State. Silk Pries F on Fall Production. The the Case. When a man acts the transgresses the laws and Wk March In con- Ito forth the and con Cong silk, the situation in the silk Was badly hurt in a runaway accident at Thurs- The plant of the was usually look behind the phase, suffering t he greater part of in this count- and disgrace. There have and in this count and importers are giving careful attention to the adjust been a number of notorious before the public of a glance FLUE CURING LIKE GREEN COFFEE Flue Curing Develops Aroma Taste . cases before In Satisfies Tobacco Hum other knife be accomplished. a--w s. bu d four mo la I . I d g a I . use. rid I by. To a Sc uniformity in . in the minds all of our Franc Jones robbed the Charlotte National Hank of . Reflector of its funds, he committed a V. -Six crime against the laws of the h candidates of New I; he greatly inconvenienced York Stale for the Rhodes bank but in spite of the passed the ex- theft, the bank will Williams, ii rests now with . do business as if nothing had re tie J committee to -make an award at all, and the loss will by one from the not misery to any of those I selected six. Th. scholarship i amounts to a year Bit. when Franc Jones quit; entitles the recipient to a course the city h had lived in in University. The sneaked as a thief in the con meets in this city to- nigh and left the delicate, tend- to make the decision. The Christian little woman, n i- composed of he had sworn t. protect, Raymond, of Union. lying prone, helpless, Market S e Now v.,;. Rochester, the- W; in David M. H. of crime against which the spirit of and Howard J every son with a heart turn-.; state commissioner with disgust a d contempt; he et t Prices ranged i off. . the . s DIs- pate Berlin say th th in a panic the . . e in stocks, being p ems down of education. Short of committed a crime almost possible for forgiveness, Franc Jones well merits the c tempt of every honest man, There are three ways used by far- for curing and preparing their tobacco for the market; namely, sun cured, air cured and flue cured. The old and cheap way is called air cured; the later discovery and improved way is called flue cured. In flue-curing the tobacco is taken from the field and suspended over intensely hot flues in houses especially built to re- heat, and there kept in the proper temperature until this curing process in the tobacco the stimulating taste and fragrant aroma found in Schnapps tobacco, just as green coffee is made fragrant and stimulating by the roasting process. Only choice selections of this ripe, juicy flue cured leaf, grown in the famous; Piedmont country, where the best tobacco grows, are used in Schnapps and other brands of high grade, flue cured tobaccos. Hundreds of imitation brands are on sale that lock Schnapps; the outside of the imitation plugs of to- is flue cured, but the inside is filled with cheap, flimsy, heavily sweetened air cured tobacco; one chew of Schnapps will satisfy tobacco hunger longer than two chews of such tobacco. Expert prove that this flue cured tobacco, grown in the famous Piedmont requires and takes less sweetening than any other kind, and has a wholesome, stimulating, satisfying effect on chewers. If the kind of tobacco yon arc chewing don't satisfy, more than the mere habit of expectorating, stop fooling and chew Schnapps tobacco. Schnapps e to chew- formerly bought costing from pound; Schnapps is sold at per pound in cuts, strictly and cent plugs. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Houston, Texas March 25.- j Methodist church work and I day school work as well is ex- Ky., March to be section ordered list Sunday school J. to be held in session and give it chance to correct the mistakes it made. Durham. Herald. Notice I It is for the banks Persecute i eh mills are in exceeding Hour-1 News, qualified before the condition, for if the Pitt county as ad- verse were true it be a Butt. handicap for these it quill fled administrator i e is hereby given make claims; the the ThU . . bank have shown a marked will in. mediate payment. Butt, i shortage of ready cash, and the This the few. rates rest are w- workers F. G. James, Atty, States are in attendance in ad- represented n i sol when the was of F.; i. charge, and many sold within the they present the lame ., i. before the day and . city, . .-,.,.,. J. W. i v. President. A Mel Ml I let e-Pres, H. D. I f. 2nd J. I. . PreS to the Sunday school lead- N -i . B. BROWN, .-i T. l. J. ROGERS. Sn-r. m D James M. Med. of Texas. th no denominations in the Sun- and the various churches we. v also present. the in of the R. Fulford; Executor Of J. M. Fulford. Hit; N State Mutual Co KINSTON, Methodism the entire State, I comprehending all of the four conferences, the gathering is j notable one, it is growing o I attendance and in significance to Capital. pass. as the years OF . Bl . C. better insurance than Company on ear down is sufficient to convince any able the , A show reason YOU DON'T HAVE TO DIE TO WIN. We are rapidly approaching the mark. Agents of the Greenville Branch YOUR OR. he I Ly the Wild. 23.-Th wild has come to Joe to h Weber, and he has hearkened par value the 4th day of Com hard- at a Special to Reflector. New York, March call it. Mr. Weber, the are given to the old and of the bob holders at tint figure, star today on an eight weeks are now quoted in market tour on the road, keeping East of at Chicago. The company will re- turn east of York in and Expected to Utter part May, and will the Agree. or a new by; Edgar Smith and Victor Her Special to Reflector. appearing Chicago, March 25.- Reports w I concerning the grievances of the S to Reflector New Britain, Conn, . of o i -.- rig the land PUBLICATION OF SUMMONS North Carolina, the Superior Court Pitt County, Before Moore, Sidney Wooten I vs Shade Wooten, and Herbert Edward The l ii Shade Wooten above will take that an action above commenced I Landers, Clark of I ware and table cut i meeting held in this city ; voted to increase of Hied cause, for ; Shade H i f r e that hi . e the court 25th day of L ; lurch 1907 and an i .-.-r or demur the lie plaintiff in Hid dual seen in the new Off conductors ton, Philadelphia, on the Washington and somewhat ex- included in the Conference for Good Roads Special Albany, N. Y., March 23.- -r Representatives of boards of and throughout State nave as in this city today, and A-ill hold conferences until the of April, to consider the maps which according to men sup- posed to know of the difficulties I between the roads and the con- and it is regarded a sure that all differences of ion regarding wages and Moore, Clerk Superior Court, c t, To ff rs of Kidney, Liver or r Other b say bu;, a bottle and if it t cure we will refund your n We say a full size l of SOL and it benefits then use SOL until This i entitles to AND Only a limit number bottles away. Don't miss op will be amicably adjusted when the officials be in- formed the result of voting of the men. by the legislature this under the bond the conference will end mint hearing to be given k Internal Affairs the Senate and of April 9th. By that on may be expect in shape for the . upon there legislature to board of by is to be in send State engineer to o the confer- tn Atlantic City, N. J. March --The National Bowling great force today to commence the tourney for the national championship. The competitions are held in the auditorium on Young's pier, a hall by feet There are twelve alleys, with thousands of dollars in pr Every bowler has a com- for the championship. Steamer I. leaves a in for daily Sundays I'd at Norfolk A Baltimore, Philadelphia Kt w York. and all other points North. Connects at Nor- ii-ii. all i West. should order eight via Norfolk, care Norfolk A Southern Co. Sailing subject to w t J. CHERRY, Agent, Green- ville, N. C. H. C. F P Na. M. . WOULD LIKE TO RUN A TOWN. NORTH CAROLINA AT THE TOWN EXPOSITION. A New Solution Offered by a Merchant. A new solution of the pal government problem has been suggested to the residents of Armour, S. D. One of them, a prosperous merchant of th. name of proposes to do the town business, it exactly as a contractor undertake to build a bridge dig a sower. Whether ho pro- poses to v an I collect the tax.-, as well is spend them is no stated in the advices at hand, bu he does offer to combine in hi. own person the activities its present and to run it public affairs, little, no other help than of his hired Also, he prom to do an than the town is now under to do the work to the of its u tore of an ad to that effect which he will give. The idea at first th night seems wild- absurd, and then- would be, we imagine, a good obstacles to overcome it could b carried out. but it is not a bad plan, by any means, and probably its Beaming absurdity lies in our long established habit of regarding public business as somehow different from private business, with other object than the mere do cheaply and well, of the things that need to be done e have come almost to take for granted that town government not only is but must always be the tank of politicians, all highly of their own interests as distinguished from those of the town. There will ho no doubt a desperate fear in Armour that if Mr Canton wine secured this queer he would make some money out of it. If ho doesn't get it some other men certainly will make as much money or live and has a strong inclination I tally to live well. Without least a few regular town official.-, how- ever, it is hard to how sue; a wholesale contractor be held to responsibility or get his accounts audited On the whole, we do not quite see how the novel scheme could be worked, and yet it does its attractions. The rural routes for the benefit homes, or in other words the farmers. They have proven Among Things That Will Give Joy to North Carolinians Will be Our Splendid Educational Exhibit. North Carolina's part in the Jamestown exposition a one is to be no small affair, the odds are that Virginia will say, as did South ins after the Charleston expo- that North Carolina of all e States, only State, did forth Tito great crowds of who are going t will And that Carolina has a beautiful the exposition. Col. u the commissioner for North Carolina at tin exp returnee. Raleigh alter there in order to look . lie Held and see tin North Carolina building is getting on. He returned delighted with the being made on the as well as with trend affairs at the expo- grounds. Carolina will have th. handsomest building on the water said Colonel night, the prospects ire now that it w be about when the exposition opens. The building is now cover and I tell you it is going to be a beauty. North Carolina be proud of it and of tho exhibit that will be made for the State. Our people are going is great numbers to see the expo- and all will be proud of North Carolina's Major G- W. of the seer; tar., if the North Carolina was in the city and in company with Colonel had a conference with superintendent of J. Y. Joyner con- tho exhibit more, for the j made. Tins exhibit will be holds that he must a strong one and will show the rapid advance in educational affairs nude in this State since It will likewise show the advantages offered in the Slate in the way of public and private schools, academies, colleges, training and las university. It will be an exhibit that will us and k will be one giving the facts rune can Observer THE CROP OF Kit Report Shows Bales. Washington, March census report on cotton the year issued today shows that 13.290,677 bales of count- round bales as half in- eluding have been gin- The number of active this year is The crop is with 1903, ard gross weight of the bale for 510.7 pounds and crop ex- pressed in pound bales is . The items entering he totals for the crop of 1908 e 099.927 square hales; Sea Island The of cotton estimated y and as remain- to be ginned am- included in the report of 1906 is Trey In case of Accident Special to D. C. March The court martial at Fort Sim Houston made report of its in- today. Major was cleared of connection with the riot, but the report held that the men of the 25th infantry did the at Brownsville. The 25th in- fantry was the colored troops at fort and who were discharged by President for their misconduct- The finding of the court martial the president. to use the Telephone just one time MAY BE WORTH A YEARS RENTAL As Little as Five Cents Per Day places one in residence, TO H. c NOBLES Celebrates By to Spain. This village is today the 100th anniversary of its existence, the are lively in observance f event, the streets are with bunting, and everything assumes an air of and pride, which becomes it greatly There is a large in- flux from the country towns. No it to Sharp Towels and Cosmetics A Specialty. Cold ii and all tor you ;. is . t but for eon I rem .-. Yours S. f.- ES, LONG, in Civil Cases only. will series of revival Members of Riven and Harbors to Reflector. Washington, March of the house committee on rivers and harbors who have re-elected to the sixtieth leave Washington on today for a trip is the guests of the congress delegation of that Stat. begin in the Methodist a tour of the greater and blessing to I church in Sunday night, inspecting the waterways the farmers than was A 7th, i which appropriations for pated by the most and continue on desired. A farmer who has once enjoy d during each night of th t week, i the advantages of the rural Kev. ii. F. Taylor, cf Hungarian Squadron. would know how Hookerton, will preach during live without it. It did net the week following the to the farmer, however, Sunday. to i . ti. times earned The farmers taxpayers. What property have is in plain sight and is J, while the city gent, at many of them, who deals in rotes and bonds is enabled to hide his wealth from asses- For a quarter of a century mail has been carried to the city home, not once, but many times each day. Finally the big heart of Uncle Sam has reached out to the who feed the world Gastonia Gazette. New Town Starting up. building of railroads through new territory develops new towns along their route. is the case with the Raleigh Pamlico Sound division of Norfolk Southern road now building through this section. Before tho track th-o a tow.; -.-, at Simpson, a en th . id C mi e of Greenville Already d , saw brick making plant and a; v . c . . . x re, buildings are fitting up near l . W. L. and I Also a series of meetings will begin the third Sunday in April, 21st, in Methodist church in Winterville. Kev. L. L. Nash, D., of Greensboro, will be present and preach at o'clock. Immediately after the sermon, tho church will be formally Dr. Nash will conduct meeting the week and will preach both morning and night. Let every one take notice of these meetings and attend. All of the members of other churches of these respective towns are invited and welcome to attend. Special attention is directed to the dedication of the church at Winterville April 21st. B. E. Stanfield, P. C. G. are Si . paper. offering lots at de, will be advertisement in this Ms. PI Patton you to be present at tho marriage of her daughter Susan to Mr. Walter Ivy Pender on moraine of April first nineteen hundred and seven eleven o clock Church North By cable to Reflector. Vienna, March Hermann has been appointed and took command to of the consisting of the L-t George and which sail today to take part in the naval review at Roads in honor of th Inauguration of the Jamestown Exposition. The warships will return the mid- of June. Arnold Daly Opens With a New Comedy retail Grocer Dealer. Cash -aid for Hides. Fur, Seed, Turkeys. Egg, etc. Bed st ads, Salt P u s Tables. Lounges, Safes and Gail Ax Life Tobacco, Key West George Cigars, Cherries, pies, Pine Meat Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meat batches and Hulls, Garden Seed.-, Oranges, Nuts, Peaches, , Glass Ware Tip wooden Ware, cakes and crackers. Macaroni, o, Best Butler, New i Sewing Ma numerous other go Quality and for cash, come Bee me. S. Schultz. Wise From the When the cold winds dry and tie skin a box of salve can In buying salve look fol he name on box to avoid any ions, and be sure the Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. Sold Jno. L. Wooten Clear up the complexion, cleanse the r and tone i .-1 i to or of Early Risers. Sale Reliable little ills with a The everyone knows. Jno. I,. Wooten. .,, . .,. is what one mother wrote of Laxative Cough . This syrup is I . i any opiate or narcotics. i Tar. i to Pure Food and Drug Law. S old by Jno. L. Wooten, A CURE LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP THE THE NEW IDEA v . a Buffers from n dread of e is tan . ind one-fourth milk and i. On hand can e u p i old food the aid of a thus giving stomach is hi n n . id ti i u for g I . I , w . I . don't digest Because the u essential the digestive properly balanced. Then, i food that causes and indigestion. for it isolation of vegetable acids. Ii digests -i-ix- ts the conforms to the National Pure rood an I Drug Law. Sold here by Jno. I. ten NOTICE TO CREDITORS. All persons having claims against of Wooten, j which claims wherein existence on tie I 1907 are I and required to exhibit the same to F. M. Wooten, the surviving partner. within twelve months from the date of this notice. F. If. WOOTEN. Surviving partner of Coward Wooten, This Feb. 1907. Tb ts Bottle. Cold or a . pro- constrain , th eyes, In ; oat or I For want of r ram ire L . Tar moves the bowel-., . .r- Relieves through . of ; C V -net . .-j. F-r Cr .-, is, --n. Colds, and la . Ken .-.- Ci Vi.-J.-Y CO. j, . J. W. BRYAN. All. Neighbors Got i-. was literally to death, and become to weak to leave my bed; and neighbors predicted th I would never leave it alive; but fooled, for thanks be to God, In- to try Dr. New Discovery, It took just four one dollar bottles to cure the cough and n writes Mrs. Eva of Stark Ind. This of and cold cures, and healer f throat and I is guaranteed by J. I Wooten Drag- gist and Trial bottle free. i Rising From the Grave. A prominent manufacturer, n. A. K of Lucama, N. relates a most remarkable experience. He taking than three bottles feel like one disease, in the Diabetes I fully j believe Electric Hitlers will cure me permanently, for it has already stopped i the liver and bladder complications which have troubled me for Guaranteed I,. Wooten Druggist. Price only V. I.- v . ; . . line I s . . tO .- . .-.-.- ii , i . III if --11 f . . .- ,. Ii . , 11.- h I is. mi- i I Id ti . . . .- . I I, . . . i . . II II -i.-i . Shoe I. W. RYAN. CURE WITH Special to Reflector. March tho now military comedy en- titled, Boys of Company will open his season under Daniel direction at the Broad Street to- and will come later into the Lyceum for a I summer n to Again, S. to York, of first jockeys in the country a baa decided ti return to the s , and grafted a to ride at a meeting of JocKey Club. Stat Ohio. City Toledo, i Lucas County. Frank J. makes that Is senior partner of the firm of P. J. Co. doing business in tho City County and Stale aforesaid, and that said will I h.- sum of DOLLARS tor each and every ease that be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn to before me a subscribed in my presence, this day of A. 1886. I A- W- GLEASON, Public. Hail's Catarrh Cure is taken and acts directly on the blood and mu- surfaces of the system. Send for free. P. J. O., Toled i, Sold by all Druggists, r. Take Hall's Family Pills for a lion. I and Trial. for all or BACK. JAMES L. FLEMING, ATTORNEY AT LAW, GREENVILLE, N. C. Shop. w. i u main I section town. chain and each one ; by barber. i razors clean. . on for peat patronage rt-k yon when GREENVILLE, N. C. Contractor, Builder, Tile Setter. Plans estimates on in. work Torn key when ever de- sired. SIMPSON, -DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE. A NICE LINE OF STAPLE GOODS ON CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, HARDWARE GROCERIES. Produce Bought , Va, Brokers in, -.- -V. K Harry Skinner, Jr. II. W. SKINNER WHEDBEE. Greenville, Practices in all court. 1866. NORFOLK, VA I Cotton and handlers of I Ties and Bags. Correspondence and shipments solicited. it's n co t-. .- r a Cough Cure Dr. Dr. i's. F. -rs Dr. has against tin- . . if opium, chloroform commonly found in c Dr. the Pure L w recently exacted, for worked similar lines for many years. For nearly yearn Dr. Cough Cure containers in- had a printed on them g p, -v.-- ii.- has m it Ir j rote. n having Dr. ;. . their in inn La .-.- I I. . . the tarts Is so pleasant. Contains ard Ur It i co is unrivaled for lie croup. th I out the Conform-i to the Pure and Drug Law. S by Jno. L. Wooten. LOOK IN YOUR WARDROBE. Get oat your winter suit and have it cleaned and pressed. I do all work this line promptly and as it should be done. i have a lull line of suits to order a can save you money on an order. Give me a call. Paul The Tailor.

ii haw OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT J. M. I LOW, Manager and Authorized Agent. C. for Watches, clocks and anything ix we take needing attention in my line , will be attendee in the v We hare ran eons cotton Co. . i. . Saab has the finest and best supply of Fountain Pens brought to Ayden. or more glorious conquests. He is just simply gone. J. A. Newell and wife from the country, were visiting the family of their son-in-law, W. L. last week. The Rhodes Comedy Company gave an entertainment here last evening and will give another tonight. It is a good, clean show and had a nice house. SEVENTY-FOUR. If y y u I that to ., always . car we price, Don't el us to . Co. new mar fresh meats, sat-. lit at, Lard Can Gr Don't fore giving Lilly Co. If . Paint be sure and see E. Co exchange corn the Drug Store and cur one of those excellent M. M, Sauls. wont to Thursday after two I am this day years old. In the providence of God Almighty I have k pt For in Him we live, move and have our being. lie has guided and fenced me and all for me in the way of preservation. By the grace of G id am what am. But few are living that are as as am. Why is it they are gone the way of all the earth, and I am still living on earth God NOTICE. Having as with the win annexed of C. deceased, late of Pitt N. C. this is to notify; II persons having claims against the estate of the said G. Rogers, deceased, to exhibit them to the undersigned within twelve months from the date this notice or this notice will pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will make This the 15th day of March. MOT. John A. Administrator. Brown. Attorney. ENTRY OF VACANT LAND. U A. Arnold enters and claims the , following described vacant land, NOTICE TO CREDITORS. duly qualified before the court dart of Pitt county as ad- of the estate of Si deceased, notice is hereto given to all persons indebted to estate to make immediate to the undersigned, and all persons having claims against said estate must present the for payment on before the day of March. 1806, this notice will be plead in bar of recovery This 5th day of March. B. T. Cos, i of Samuel ltd-aw DISSOLUTION NOTICE. The i con- ducting a cotton and insurance in the town of Grifton. X. has this by mutual consent. Joel Patrick withdrawing said fr in. Dec. W. H. Kilpatrick. .,. , Joel ltd If SALE OP REAL Dr Joseph Dixon m SURGEON. , .; ., N. more or less. This March 4th. 1907. G. A. Kittrell. of Winterville, do account of His matters. J. A Nichols of Kinston. lit is because it seemed good in in to see us yesterday. His sight. Having obtained question is the all mercy of the Lord continue to i topic now and is being this present time. if one is with the spirit to appreciate life as the creation lie undersigned, will day of April. L. A. Arnold. Any person or per ma claiming title in the foregoing de- ca-h the following parcel of land land must Ale their protest in The life i W i . .,., sale before the court do Greenville, to the hi -best lie for ca-h the following parcel . The life of V writing within the thirty days, or Brown in and to certain tract or they will be barred by law. parcel of Situate in Greenville , ,, R. Williams. township. Pitt county o on the Taker ex-officio, Norm side of Tar th Feed and Stables. i Ice Conveyances. rices to N. C. . H. WILLIAMS. NOTICE North Car a county. Superior Court HIPP. HART H. w in Dry No- Land of W. Brown. if. Brow- estate K. J. Florence Vs Cornelius agitated. As soon as court is over we take off the streets him to work He need els bad. Ayden has had two ires do that divorce from tie bonds the week. The first was the and unto men. ;. u fully j kitchen J. T Smith Jr being diligent in business and will further take notice that j which from a ,. l flue and came very near ls county to be held on the seventh Mon- of the said Jesse W. Brow n. 10- s and put God, and values it as The will take , , , , notice that an action entitled as above xis a favor above anything that man has been commence. a the Superior can earn or deserve and is obtain for the from the defendant mortgage on the said 6th to suit the tines. P. C. Hardin, ,,,,,,,. y pens on sale at Saul's drag store at from to in the middle of the day. Fountain Pens With any was insurance all size for sale at I DavidS Smith of Greenville, Drug Store j here Thursday on U i- and a pleasure, Ten trains a day is no bad Gardner entirely coB. quiet and thankful graces Both fires occurred life To seek not what men own, but to seek their j and happiness, to speak a word of encouragement to the despoil-J dent, to relieve such as are op- is good proof of good I . i will to men. To escape to s-iv or showing tor a town of our t. ii i j first class T.,., ., ,,,,. i, j luting touch of ungodly lust and fair. Call a, here to live righteously and secure this much godly in this present evil worlds j Mrs. J. F. has attain a purity far more I have bought the to Greenville during the week. than ill-gotten wealth clay bu Taylor. Cox and wife went up can bestow. To so live as and the pat- ,. , r . ., , , , of the public. C. E. on business. to have a conscience void of of ; William Smith living near here fence toward God and man I all work jolly old plies a feast that kings might to my to give entire of age. He is cultivating well covet. faction. Try me. C. E. Spier, a crop this year and has been life has not been equal to patronage of the farming all his life and does what I to be, for Ayden i rid community know the use of doctors nor any I have failed to utilize or in everything pertaining to the their tricks Mr as I ought. How much jewelry business Give me a a h . , I longer I shall live is unknown to r s noise is years i i . u v. spier. . when a boy it seemed that Yesterday about o'clock old was a very umber mill of Charles gentleman himself, while he can't aged man, well stricken and Smith a a ate- hf m . ,.,. , ,. just the same and always on today the Lord God so . blesses me that life is not a bur- from and was torn but a joy. To Cod all APRIL 1st. WE MOVE TO OUR PERMANENT Prior to that we are offer- BARGAINS IN PIANOS NEVER EQUALED. WRITE FOR PARTICULARS. Piano withe the Sweet Official Piano Jamestown Exposition. CHAS. M. St., Norfolk, Virginia. The Ayden Milling and Manufacturing Company have J SUS in department. They have also purchased a hearse and are in first position to serve the This is a long. want in this section and they promise the best when anything in this line is needed. Hilling Co. OF THE BANK OF AYDEN N. w.-cs;. of business Jan. 1906, LIABILITIES. Loans and discounts Overdrafts 167.61 Furniture and Fixture 610.69 Due from hanks and 26,828.51 Cash items 135.60 Gold coin 100.00 Silver coin 5.663.03 Nat. bk notes other 8,671.01 Total Capital fund Undivided 2,711.00 Dividends Unpaid to check checks 60.00 64,729.89 1,688.26 OP I J. B. Smith, of the above sou swear the to true to the of my be- It. SMITH DIXON, P. C and in, 2nd day of Feb., i STANCH. HO. ., , Notary Los- . ice we are in the custom f thanks are due for His one s Easter hat seems to be the I mercies who has so me that have never been so sick a single day of my life that I did not wait on myself, and for many years I have been able each j formed. is a heavy loss we will take occasion to Mr. Si can ill afford to mention is the same old sustain sue a bronze, without a feather. On alighting from the noon I The new ten-room residence j day to attend to the labors of is a No. have it cleaned j Miss Jeane Morrison returned and repaired by arrival of even- Wednesday at once re- and then walked off. her position with Curiosity shop, Will Smith Mercantile and proceeded I to investigate going to Company. Levi rear him who received the package and lifted his coat tail, i is here on business. Barnes of Wharton l -j. i up yesterday to visit when there appeared to the long- T vision of many standing by a . beautiful shining quart the dead remains of what was said their friendship If I ave enemies it is unknown to mi- ll there is a man on earth to whom I would not do a kindness it is to me- If it is the will of God I would love to wear my armor girded on. me to the end of my appointed race in life, and fall asleep in Jesus instantly after life's day of labor is over. P. Gold Wilson Times. 25th. Friday a went to the camp of the Ayden Lumber to be good old rye. e are. Company while the hands were of the 22nd of informed the necessary in the woods at work. He March 1907 about six o'clock apple made a general swipe of all and wise kindness vis- pie order. everything movable. Pistols, Mrs. Dr. Blount went to clothing and quantities returned from Greenville Friday, of provisions he appropriated to John It- tells us some-j his own use and silently stole time last week a thief broke into j away to the depths of the dis- his smoke house and carried away forests and not since has his much desired angelic form been seen by those who wish to see him most and those we who do not love him best. about pounds of good old hams. C. A. Fair has been to Aurora during the past week. Dr. of Scotland Neck, The treatment which will be ac- a special and very corded him should he ever re- visit to Ayden from turn, we presume would not day until Monday. Surely the cheer the conquering hero or de- doctor has some sincere friends flight the honored statesman in here. Died. the home, of Mr. W K. Clark and took away their infant son, Wiley Jay, age years months and five days. STRAY TAKEN UP. his round for greater triumph ltd I have taken up a stray year ling running with my stock. Looks about one and half or two years old. in poor condition, near- white color, and apparently unmarked. Owner can get same by proving property and paying cos s. W. J. Crisp. R. F. D. No. March 18th 1907. For Twenty-one Years and MARK bi REGISTERED F. S. GUANO CO., Norfolk, Va. have been the standard Cotton and Tobacco guanos in the South because great care is used in the selection of materials. Ask your dealer for and don't take substitutes said to be just as good. See that trade mark is on every bag. i m u Editor and Owner. Truth in to Fiction. DOLLAR PER YEAR VOL. No. PITT COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA. NO. COMMISSIONERS ORDER a Chicago Man o. and Poll The is Holders precinct The said books shall be opened on Thursday, the eleventh day of A, ill. 1907 closed for ration at sunset I on Saturday, the fourth I day of May 1907. the time fixed by law. taken from . h ii for the purpose of holding the the board of said election, the county at the following named persons are hold hereby appointed registrars the General and judges of for the th Chicago. April Association will to- night consider the matter the to give this city m it ion on I h eastern committee According to H. C. AN ACT TO ALLOW THE TOW. OF GREENVILLE TO ISSUE BONDS The North Carolina do Section That the board of aldermen of the town of Green ville is hereby authorized empowered to issue bonds in the name of the of in such den . ins forms as it may streets, and aid in training in of . a y b lard of . ling a . near the if one A id the are I Rigid Boat -red for Sp -K-. to Sector. New York. April boat, tug and barge captains of North Carolina, at voting precincts D- c of th, Much authorizing the Registrar.-I W Smith. Judges, Chicago is suffering from amount not exceeding county commissioners R A Nichols and E S Parker. fact there is not thousand dollars able thirty their date. Section That said bonds board of the county Pitt to to the qualified voters of said Hie question of .-id issue sell at bearing coupon bonds in a sum not to exceed fifty thous sand rs, to run for thirty this For Regis- Harris. Judges, K A single railroad n Parker and W W Bullock. who not a member of the com For Bethel Registrar, is the most to an id to us ouch of the eds of lb f sea. as issued by the New they may proper, and said the Federal Hulls and any Service, have ,.,,, by a new and Section T I ten stringent order from years from the rat . providing that E O Burroughs House, Sr and W J Rollins. For Carolina Regis- Robertson. Judges, ant rate organization in the en tire country. The greatest in crease of rates have beer, made act, the board of aldermen of the . ,said town shall i to set aside ; ,. . ., , , a i c n , -.-, j i. of said I . fund w . shall bear interest at n. said bonds rate than six per cent, per an at maturity, and for this purpose ,;,,. ,,,,and th. int. rest shall be S tax not vis,, r, interest G C Judges, e. , , ; ; , ,,.,,., . , to exceed super, cent per John Overton and Thad j the said bonds shall in no case U every one hundred , , or taxable property , of for lass than every . not to exceed six per cent per annum, the proceeds of the sale son -of said binds to be used to aid in establishing at some point in j J Elks. Judges, W L a training for WooLen and J O township. by changes in the and although Chicago and the s n-v are Interest d in the cistern classification they value. taxable p ill v said town shall i be held, at the a d M L This it, nous young of said Greenville the may for and to appoint election and conduct said time in June, after the excursion opens, th , ,, ,, o y . , , , And said act Henry and W A B New York, April town taxation until this act are r. said board of for Regis- at the of will be , become due and die Hut t. is act shall r J T Judges, R L given the performance of J j be in force from and after its made, and there will for town taxes Thai ratification. be two mm In the summer at , . w . , -.- at k hick time and place C Woolen. caught the popular favor to for of In the General times when the ski qualified of said k L Little and Vi I an extent that it ran out of on Mid bonds M the times and ratified. expecting them. said to h An. I act author- Judges, Jesse A Stoke and L J took place at the aid board to a new Chapman. Great Southern in Co- of the it further ordered that the Ohio, the at the county j be posted royal household, the Now ti board of published in accordance with the performance at county c of Pitt provisions of said section and Chicago, county. regular ion as- that said notices be signed by, ambled n Brat Mo in j him as chairman and attested by April 1907. t being the rat day, the clerk of the board. in of said do in of the s lo--------- . them by sat i act, order ti an . r. election be held at the v; I April 5th. Washington, April voting in said a Hon J. L. Fleming and interest was manifested in the of the town of Pitt, on Tuesday, New collect each year a sufficient pedal tax upon ail of taxation, which are now or hereafter be embraced Ii the subjects of taxation, the charter of said town, i . in at a lie j Provided, that th s collected . under this act for I of said interest coup I as i said, shall be used for at purpose, and it shall the duty Reflector. New Y -There will be a , . , ,,, i, Bridgeport, A- gathering -t the from three great English speaking c I the meeting will c row night. Th ling board will hold its meeting of all ts mi tax-.; an that England will a t. c mi under said charter represented by i is . On Friday night, April 5th. Hon J. L. Fleming and four-j W. H. will speak to the appearance tonight of Madame coupons are paid to cancel Archer, sends two and the western part of United States la ed by members, President David Starr Jordon, of Stanford Univ Th . last two days, and will be a which Andrew preside. A i in t i so who will are W Bright, professor of i Fir the first time in it- rt the annual session of the ti w V irk Bast Conference from today until th Anvil. Bishop Ha in nu d ii thee e, ell fOr S n it Rev. . i a.-v. i. and place i, those led to vote may ear and vote . against conic upon t he board of rs the authority to issue and Bf said bonds. The said act r quires those fa f said bonds to a written printed ballot h the words there on, and those opposed to issuing aid bonds to vote a written or p ballot. with the words therein. The said t further re- quires that the poi Is shall be opened and the d election conducted and held in the man- prescribed by la v for the election of members of the Gen- Assembly, And t he and judges of several precincts she. I , their returns, upon blanks furnished them, to the board of county I at the court house, Carolina will thoroughly tho phenomenal coloratura not destroyed by the board of aider plained and reasons why exceeded even by Patti or Lima men, and the treasurer shall make Pitt county should have I do her flawless into- such report and turn in said this school. Let every man, nation, and the bell like as often as he- bat said woman, boy and girl come out ties of her that she coupons, and hear these gentlemen. A excels. In her style she com-1 all is good in the Ital- and German schools v--r the latest of th good evening is promised one who M. T. Spier, Jas. R. Davenport, J. J. Committee. Eightieth Ponce D Leon Special to Fla. April T. Wilson t of the city by best his, S the opening feature . That the board of aldermen shall not issue said bonds or any of them, nor levy nor collect said tax until they shall have been authorized and empowered so a major qualified voters of said town, at an to be held at such and Democrats place as the said board shall vote on Republicans u a fl tor. Pensacola, art voting today the Democratic primary. They that the are interested in the welfare of the city, and shod be allowed to vote without questioning of their party birthday, on Tuesday, at home near Grimesland. He was torn April 2nd, 1827, and is an active man for his years- and Mrs. W. H. Ricks who are voters that a new reg- of the voters of said county be and the same Ii three tier his of Greenville; after said election son, Mr. J, P. Wilson and And it is further ordered, that I , ,, of Grimesland; Mr. and for the purpose of definitely and F. J. Mrs. O B. ult, of Washington, spent with him. A s dinner was served, by ordered, and that each of the; ate heartier or registrars appointed no than Mr. to register the voters, shall I could tell a t immediately give notice in his voting precinct that the books for said election are in his hands, and that all persons entitled to register may come forward and do so. It today of th celebration of Pence de Leon's standing Florida. The change of of the point, of which, notice shall be given for twenty days in some newspaper published in the said town, and at said election those favoring the issue of said IT C. I United States taking possession as and the levy Of MO city, Will open the and collection of the tax come forward shall be the duty of the registrar of each precinct, between the hours of nine o'clock a. m. and sunset, on each day Mrs the an. Special to Reflector. tomorrow. Each day a grand parade follows th open- event, being different each day. Philadelphia, Apt daughter of . Mrs. Atwood York, and a niece of Mrs. 3.-Miss Doctor and of New Charles s mar- ex for twenty days Whelan. of this city, ceding the second Saturday be- today to W. Denison K fore rM t- said any election at Fort Worth. IV S. s ; j . . . l I. re. CM o i Forth Worth, Texas, April The city is in the throws of a city election, and in addition is holding the charter election. At the city election there is a lively time, but not much com- petition, the candidates having been practically at tho primary, which was equivalent to an election. The charter j in order to save time and, prom- they would support the ticket that carried the primary. Man lo Decorate Exposition Grounds. Mr. O. E. Warren, proprietor of Riverside has gone payment of the said bonds aid; to Norfolk t begin an important coupon shall vote a written cu-1 work assigned him. The North printed ticket with the words Carolina commissioners have thereon, and those the contract shall vote a written to landscape, furnish plants and superintend the of tin grounds around the North Caro- State building a tho Jam town exposition. There is no doubt that under his direction the work will be well done. or printed tic et with the words The board of aldermen shall order an entirely new registration of voters, and the said board of aldermen may call an election under this net, at any time may see lit after giving the proper notice. Section That the said bond may be issued for the purpose of constructing, extending, and maintaining the sewerage system now in course of ii for the purpose of Of . improving the Facts Coming to Light. Special to Reflector. New York, April 2.--The sen- of the day is an old letter published in which he says he personally contributed towards the election of President Roosevelt. The letter also states that Roosevelt asked him to raise towards It out fund secure election. trapped tar ; i i of ii the c A me i r peril an I had to fight r the A m m were so badly injured they had to betaken to h PiTT COUNTY A Record of Which th is Proud The Reflector publish , the of th seven hanks in Pitt county, show i; . 11- of their bu on the 22nd of March, end Ii mike a record that can b p I to with pride. Beside throe splendid b . this Bank of Ur . I , the Greenville i Trust Co., and th . a of ; hero banks at Tour other I in the county, all of I he n -I c v t . .; clank of th B . -v.- i th in . of an I the . i a in- tor ville, This in . in the conn and e-i . is admirably officered man- aged. The men and the Unions the full of the public The deposits n these seven banks on the -2nd of March aggregated only a fraction less than ibis is creditable to people th i county as well as to the banks. Mrs. -lane Savage, of Wilson, who has been visiting her Mrs. C. T. re- turned home Mrs. S. M. Tuesday evening from Rocky Mount, accompanied by her sister,