Xl-tTIi POWELL, Elltoi.
Piqued ETory Ihvxt&ij,
fjaoscription liates$l,00 peryear
i j.?red av.'o8tc3ce as second class matter
Thursday. Jan. 13, 1910.
More Tax Talk.
If $100 lent at interest should
pay the fax rate on f 100 what
should laud and personal property
pay?.
The Southerner is publishing now
and then the tax problem, not with
a view to reflect on anv one, bul
with the hope that the public con
science, which means of course the
individual recognition of account
ability, may be so awakened that
every dollar may bear its just bur
den in paying the expense of carry
ing out the coustisutioual guaran
tee otthe protection of life, liberty,
and property. We submit that it
is unquestionably unfair, absolute
ly unjust, to make one pay tax on
1,000, which, if invested in laud
would be assessed at $250 or 500
and on which the tax would be
paid. That there have been solvent
credit dodgers we have never
doubted; that is to thtir shame;
that laud and all realty and pel son
at property have been valued f-.ir
below their woith not a sensible
- ajV
man in the county will deny. We
can name lauds that are assessed at
three dollars au acre for which the
owner would not take thirty whieh
price would be giveu aud more.
Such inequalities in tax valuation
brood no good, they savor of that
which-is so much dishonest, timt
the weak, to ba- aught of the miser
is tempted to take advantage.
It should be plaij to the intelle
geut that vale;s there is au equal
appraisement of property, money
must be ruu out of the community.
It can not pay full lax and other
property one fourth or one thud.
This proposition must be grappled
with. If the state would fiud its
revenue from some other than pro
perty and solvent credits, the prob
lem would then be up to the coun
ties and we beleive that the people
thereof would see that justice is
done. "
Lee-Jackson Day.
The following are the cOJimi'.tees
to serve at the celebration of Lee
Jackson Day, jan. 19. The exercises
will be helcF in the court house and
mn:heon will be served in the Brid
get' building:
Dinner Committee.
Itrs. Woolen, Chairman, Mrs. Cur
r-.ei Mrs. w. II. Powell. Mrs. Mc-
Craw, Miss Saliie Porter. Mrs. G-
T. DeBerry, Mrs. R. B. Hyatt, Miss
Sarah Hyman, Mrs. S. P. BeaUy.
Hall Committee.
Mrs. L. V. Hart, Chairman; Mrs
Clayton, Mrs. Franli Hcrt, Mk
Jones Dozicr, Mrs. Almon Hart.
Mrs. Clarence Johnson, Mrs. Cob.,,
fea. Wiili-mson, Mrs. J. W. Jones.
MugIc Committee.
Miss Mary AusKn, Chairman; tits.
L. L. Staton, Mrs. A. Williamson, Vis
S. N. Harreil, Mrs. Whintey Britt
gers, Mrs. Brooks Peters. Mrs
M--t: Whltehuist, Miss Lucy Ear
low.
Luncheon Committee.
Mrs. Jno. L. Eri.lgors. QhainhaH:
Mrs, J. W. Wiggins, Mrs. Nora
Jenkins, Mrs. T. W.-TbMsh, Miss
Rah Bridgers.
There v.ill bo a call meeting of
the Daughters a' Mrs.JBon Wttttama
Wednesday, Jan. 12, at 3 o'clock.
MRS S J SUGG,
president
PREDICTS SMALL CROP OF
TON.
COT-
Boll Weevil One of the Causes Ex
pert Declares.
Washington, January 8. The cot
ton crop for the year 1S09 is going
-to be the smallest since 1S09 accordin
to a statement of W. D. Hunter, oi
i)allas. Texas, expert of the dsnart-
ment of agriculture. "It is due,' he
said, in addressing the House com mittee
on Agriculture, ' to the wee
vil in Louisiana and in portions of
Arkansas and Mississippi and to
the extreme dry weather in Texas."
The boll weevil, he declared, -jun-doubtedly
would cause a remarkable
redistribution cf the production of
cotton first in large areas. Wha
were large centers of production for
merly were going to fall down and
more than that there would be a re
distribution in the small plantations.
Married. "N
Yesterday at the residence of
her brother-in-law, P. A. Lewis, oi:
Last Granville street, Misp Margaret
K. Carr and W. Asa Williams Jr., by
-iaer f. D. uoid. Tne ceremony was
simple, plain, but impressive. That
evening a reception was given
them at tthe home, near here, t.i
groom's brother, Latham Williams.
Both are citizens of Edgecombe and
both are liked and esteemed by all
who know them, and these are many.
A More Descriptive Name.
- Beginning with the year, the Rob
erson Supply Co., was suceeded by
toe Itoaersoii-Ruffm, Co. There has
been no change in personnel, stocK
holders, or clerical force. The ac
tive and directing miaiis Li thi:
corporation are Messrs. Roberson and
Raffia. The change is -made 10 indi
cate and accentuate this fact.
Two better business men and clev
er gentlemen have soldom jointly di
rected a large and steadily growing
'business. -
A, T. Waleton left today to at
tend the Odd Fellows' District Meet
ing ia ML Olive.
SITE OF SODOM AND GOMORRAH
Alfo the Volcano That Destroyed
Them Cave Where Lot Stayed.
- .
Ellis worth Huntington, head of
the recent Yale expedition to Pales
tine declares that he has verified
the BiJl3 story of Sodom and Gomor
rah. "Hundreds of pages," he says in
The
cnot.
Harper's Magazine have been written
tr urove that the the etorv la a
myth, or that the ancient towns were hPlnchot's Immediate asltanU fo
destroyed by the bdrsting forth of
oil wells like thosa of Texas or Baku,
which sometimes are ignited and burr
for days. Other hundreds of pages
have bean devoted to proving that
So lorn and Gomonah were or were
no at the north end of the Dead
sea, and that they were or were not
buried under the saline deposits at
either end of the lake. S
"Among recent writers there seems
to be a tendency to believe that So
dom and its sister town were prob
ablv located at the south end of the
lake, where the name Usdum is
thought to represent Sodom and
where Arab tradition now locates
the m fated cities. The means of thei
destruction are believed to have
been the oil wells mentioned above.
Tv.is rather . unsatisfactory conclus
ion has been auop:ea largny Be
cause it has been supposed that no
volcano is located in such a position
that it ould have borne any part in
tho story.
"According to 'he story in Gene
sis, Lot and Abraham were at Beth
el, ten miles norch of Jerusalem when
their herdsmen quarreled aud they
decided to separate. 'And Lot lifted
np hb eyes, and beheld ail the plain
of the Jordan, that it was well wat
ered everywhere, before Jehovah de
stroyed Sodom and Gomorrah. Bke
tha garden of Jehovah, like the land
of Egypi, as thou gost ii'o Zoar.
So Lo: cLose him all the Plain of
lordan.'
"Then the Story goes on to the
t:me when "Jehovah rained upon so-
dom aud upon Gomorrah brims Mae
and fire froai Jehovah out of hvtn'
while Lot fled to the near town of
Zoar. He did not stay there long. bU
went out of Zoar and dwelt In the
mountain in a cave."
"Having freshly read the story
a.id having looked over the atron?
arguments for locating the towns
south of tho Dead sea and for be
lieving them to have been dost "; ea
in thw nature of bituminous out
bursts, I was taken by 6uprise when
1 visited the little ruin of Saweimet
and picked up bits of genuine scortac-
eoa.3 lava, while the sheikh lo
acted as guide told the story of So
dom as the story of Suweimeh or
suweim. The name mav be a corrup
tion of Solom.
"I went into the mountains a
once from Suweim In order to see
where the lava came from. As we
cllnijed the lower hills the sheikh no
ticed that I picked up black pieces
of lava and l.roke them open.
"Don"; bother wi.h those,' he saii
'. .1 here, po-nting southeast, "ttierc
is a whole mountain of black rocl
pke thaL'
-"Ot -,vo mil s from Smreim. a
long the line of the great w
wai.h separates the Ghor from tilt
p.ateau cf Moab, we found the
mountain,- a g?nn:n It tie voV
o:" very recent date geologically. Fror
i flowed a sheet of lava w iich mi l
the small headlan-i alr'dy iront'T
ei between Suweim and Ghuweir. Th
aime Ghuweir is belicvei :j man
students to be a corruption of 7.r M
b urh it niay also be an Arabic
word, the dim native of Gaor. mean
ir.g 'U-.tle Valley.-
"A . late erujaion of ashes from
the volcano r.-av easilv have wrought
havoc in a town lo at 'd near Suwein
Oa the o'her hand Ghuweir lie
1 1 such a position that it would fcf
protected by intervening Mils.
i.ne present ruins of Ghuweir.
doahtless date from a tir.e many hun
dred or even one or two thousrnf.
years after the days of Abrah".n
anl Lo". Th"r is one work of mi
" ' - ver. Which may go back to the
Prioi of the Patriarchs a:id wWcL
may ha-e played a part in the Bib
lical narrative.
".Near the hQad cf 'he valley whicV
' : Is eastward from Ghuweir up to
wirJs the plater.u of Moab we '. s
covered a carefully excavated cave
among the mountains at a p!3c'
caUod Ei Ghuttar, between tA B
Hassan and Beth Peor. It is about
tv.enty feH long and fifteen -fee;
v.-Ile, carefu'ly hewed out of the lime
stone above a spring. Two window.
loot down the wadi toward Zpr
ind a door with a rock cut throug!
to lead off the water of rains hos
boea so located that it can be reach
ed only by climbine a precipice by
mea.s of six or eight little niches
"ut in the rock or by climbing down
aver some difficult steps in the
rock above.
"Nowhere else In this region i
there known to be an artificial cave
anon which any such care has been
bestowed as upon this. The discovery
of the cave, together with the vol
cano and the tradition of Suweimeh,
supplied all the element of the
story of So-Jom and Gomorrah in
exactly the location where the Bib
lical account would lead one to e
p3ct them.
"The supposition that the cUmatc
o; past time was different from that
or today disposes of the difficulty
which has arisen from the Scriptural
reference to the fertility of the
laJ. On the whole, the result of a
strictly geographic study of the reg
ion tends to show that the Biblical
account Ls correct almost exactly as
it stands. The fact that students
o; the highest ability have been
In much doubt as to the location of
Souom and Gomorrah shows how
imp Tfectly tha Ghor and the shores
of tho Dead Sea have been explored.
New York Sun.
R. E. L. Cook has closad his Drug
Store near the Pamlico Bank and is
Consolidating his alnlr In hlo Tftm.
P!e Pharmacy th liehtes' n.i in
many ways the most attractive drug
store in fory-sleven counties.
The many friaads of Mrs. James
wui oe gmu to iearn sne is!
improving, but still confined to her
bed' I
GRAFT V8 THE PEOPLE.
Administration Helping
Preda-
tory Wealth. 7
Washington, Jan. 7 Oxford Pln-
cm r tor.'sier ana wu""
friend of Thoodore Roosevelt tonight
was dismiss? J from tne service or
the United State hy President Taft ter
for in 3 j-oruinauon. Associate For
ester Overton W. Price, and Askrt
ant Law Officer Alexander 8hfw.
lowed their chief
out
gov
eminent employ.
Thorough' v Indignant over the ac
tion of Mr.. Plnchot Inducing Sen
ator Dolllver to read letter from
him in the Senate yesterday, presi
dent Taft would listen to no ad
vice that the Forester's violation of
executive orders be overlooked pend
ing th inquiry soon 'o be under
taken by Congress. He declared the
dignity of the office he had been
chosen bv the people to fill
being attacked and he w-'uld be un
faithful to his trust If he submitted
longer.
Mr. Taft undoubtedly realizes ful
lv what the dismissal of Forester
Plnchot means in a politic! w7
He has been convlned for some Hmo
tha. the so-called " Insurgent" and
o.hcr c: Ui s of his administration
had entitled the services of Mr
Plnchot and practically were defy
Ing i) separate Plnchot from hW of
lice. The lattar le'ter of yester
day. few hece doubt, was, written
with the dlrcc purpose of '"putting
It
itfMtob up to the PrldenL
The Preeident ought to votd
the threatened war as long a he
could, but declared today that p
t-ence h id ceased to be a virtue
He pkked up the gage of battle
tbrown down by Mr. Plnchot by
the hand of Senator Dolllver la the
Senate and with -the administration
sipoor.ers, is ready for the Jray
whl h U cert .iu to co-n.
Pel ileal observer In Washing
tin declare that VJe itutl3n c-at
ei by today's developments Ls tin
mo; tense for many years. Wbat the
oj . ome will be. no one I wiling- to
prophecy.
Cannon Spiked.
Ia the House of Representatives
tjday Speaker Cannon loat his flr?t
1 1 h t 10 the "Insurgent.' who
bining with the Democrats, caused to
be aiop ed an amendmnet to the-
Baliiager-Pl'ichot Inquiry resolu'lon
as to taie rro.n the pt-akei tne
power to appoint the House men:
bers of the Joint special commt t
of Investigntlon. Ih margli, of vl
tory was a narrow one of tkea
votes, bu the InsuigenU and Denio-
lneurgents. but who profeA tieti
friendship for Plnchot. voted wit:
the Insurgents and the Democrat
for th amendment whltb calls foi
the selection of the House tnvestigi
tors by election from the floor
Tbese two lacldenxis at Cap)
to! and White House, kept '.V
iagton la a pollJcal ferment all dr
The v : .n wrs ia spel.il
uurtns practi ally the entire aft-
uoo3. fol.olag the regular session
of thi moral g. Se. reury 9lllnger
- 1 :. cf (Hi ac l)n Ihar was t
oout to be taken remained away-f ro"
-a aft rnooa session, it was at
s e..U cf this special sewion to
night that th? Presllent gsvo on'
tha letter he haj written to Mr.
Pl2hot noil ylng hla that hi ns
fu nees as a pu ;Le servant under the
pres.nt admlalsti tion was at ai
end.
io:'i: faej letter after taklar
DtVltt's Llt;l Karly Raters. the
safe, sare pleasiat gentle little liv
er pll.s. If pea would be sure of
eood reiulta laalst on D?V.'ltts Cur-
&o!ized Witch Ilaezl Salve, the or
tffiial. It i good for big cots or
I r-li oaa. S3', scratches or braises
or bi : oa s but is especially gooc
H PUes. Cold by all druggists.
NOT.
By estop of the power and author
i'y ooataluod in a certain mortgage
executed to the undersigned by Jor
din H. Dj .ct. and recorded in tne
afAee o! the Register of Deed of
EJgeeoml3 County. X. C.. in Book
U?. paa-e MS, l sb-ll soli for ch
at fhe Coar; Hons? door in Tarboro.
B. C'., a ceruin lot or parcel of
1-ind lying a-:d being in said count
and Stato. and la the town of Tar
boro, adjoining the vacant lot of
Dr. 8. ftarnfl and others and be
ing the ktWaTleal land convey?d to
Jordan H. -.;. in th dsd recorded
in said office ln Book 128. page SIS to
whlrh deid. reference is hereby made
lor a pir.Lu.ar description of said
and, the di reeskan
s of sill lot being
ii. xy rea- TTrt. one hindred
ftfty feet deep nnd fronting' on
red
SL
John s :-ieL eatnded
Jnury J2.
HENRY JOHNSTON,
Ctw
SuTimons by Publication.
North Carolina. Edgecombe countv.
In the Superior Court.
Clark Lewis vs. Effie Anne Lewis.
Notice
The defendant above named wUl
take notice: That an action entitled
as abje his boen com -us need In the
Superior Cojrt of Edgceombe Connty
t dissolve the bond of matrimony
subsisting between the plaintiff aed
the defendant: and the said defends
will rurther take notice that she Is
required to tppesr at the Term of
the Superior Court of said County,
to be held oa 1st Monday In March.
1910, at the- Court House, of said
County in Tarboro. N. C. and ans
wer or dsmur to the complaint la salt
Action, or the plaintiff will apply to
tha Cour for the relief demanded In
aid complalnL
This' 8th day of January, 1910.
A. T. W ALSTON.
Clerk Suprelor Court.
Ton have go: to clean end purify
tne stomach now or you'll easily cate
l"2 uiscasca around. Guard pSgf u ' 'na coamyed 'o P.eorge Walk
health, keep away disease bv Uk-i ad Leooa Walker bv T Hlkaaaaii
; ,n Hol'lgier's Rocky Mountain Tea
! 3ce a week- 8ee how twin
i ep foa "trong and well. Begin to-
j nat- Edgecombe Drug CO.
a ibji ua of crowett Shoes.
Au numbers, man and boy. Robr.
Supply Oo.
HIDOEN DANGERS.
Nature Gives Timely Warnings That
No Tarboro Cltiten Can Affsrd
to I
danger signal so 1
warn WDea the kidney axe
wji kidneys excrete a dear
Jt
Hold. Sick kidney seed
thin, pale and foamy, or a Chick.
rat IU molllaa urtn. full of !-
moot and irregular of pas ago.
DA.NOBR SIGNAL NO. 1 ci
from the back. Back pain. dull
and heavy, or sharp and scat, tell
you of sick kidneys and warts fom
of the approach of dropsy. dkbts
and Blight's disease. Dots' Kid
ney Pills cure sick kidneys sad
cura thm permanently. Here I
proof Ln the statement of nearby
resident.
Mrs. Charles J. Jackson. Its Tel
fair St, Washington. N. C says:
"I suffered from kidney trouble tor
some time, the kidney secretions be
ing so frequent In passage
cause me great annoyaace. My back
ached almost constantly and at
times I bad such sharp, shoot fcM
pains through my loins that I could
hardly perform my household du
ties. 1 finally heard about
Kidney PUk sad begin their
WM
1 ieu me w iass w His . mtmmtm
ha. nor had . twn 1
in my back. I
...
of kidney trouble sine using Doaa
Kidney Pills nd can recommend
them a being far superior to
other kidney remedy 1 bsve
tried.'
For sal by til dealers. Price W
by .;i di.r. prtc is,
cents. FosUr-Mllbura Co, Rurtaio j
Ne- York, eel agsnu for the Uau
d State. I
Remember the n-ms-Oo -aa4
te no other.
VALUABLE LAND SLt
By virtue of a decree of the 8per
lor Court, of Edgvowb I county
mad la the special proceeding taerw
ta pending. oatlUed C. P. Bouldia
and Mot ice Bouldtn Bx Parte, we will
oa the nth day of February. ISIS,
at u a. aa.. is the tows r osttlseero.
N C. sell at public auction for cash
the follovta described two tots of
Und. situated la Edge or.be Coiat -
North CaroBaa: .
(a)
Beginning st a Make C. P
Aaalj Bouldln comer oe lde
I
awd
walk.
thenre North 1 IS ilSTlse.
18 yard to stake oa ditch
thence North IS 1-2 dear raws. Wast a
bout St yards to ditch, (dividing lla
md lot
of J. P. gtew
art) thence South 1
Wet aad up ceeter
18 yards to sidewalk
degroes
"it
oia
88 1-8 a ears. Bast about SS yardo
t j the beginning -coataiaing oa aad
one fifth acros swore er lea.
fkj
BegMBlng st stake B.
corner on sidewalk, fheeai
"4TS
1-8 dag reus. East SS yards to Stake
on ditch bank, thence teeth Sf ' I
derrees. West SS yards to a tah
on ditch bnk. theee South l 14
"st. West its yarw to a stake
ea site walk, these south 8S t-t
degree. East 30 rare to the bgia
nlag containing one aad eee-ftfth -ere
more or lees.
This January IS. 11S.
A B. OR AST it AM .
T. T. There.
Coamts loner
By virtu of deed of tr
ed by C. J. H. Btearill
to John L. Bri lger.
Couaty. Regl. , Book HI. peg US
I will offer for sale oa suerday. pee
12th. before the Court House deer m
Tarboro. one lot la the town of
CVnetie to-wit:
Beginning at Corner next to church
oa cnur.h tree, the north st
ward SS feet to a comer. tVa r
ii:itiuuu tea t- .it.
won-. SS feet. Iken eortkwest to the I
beginning and coatalatag 1.1 square
TArdj. being part of the let bought
by X B. Dawwoo frooi th Warren
heirs. Deed from said Day see aad
wire registered ia Bo V la:. page
82. Terms Cash.
January IS. ISIS.
JNO L BROIOBBS.
Trustee.
Land Sale.
By virtue of a treat deed to aws
oxeceted aad dsUvered oo the 1SU
Say Of January 1909 by
end wife, sad upon the
ASriham Woolen the ceatu que ruer
therein named. I wUl oa Tee day the
'tli day of February. 1910 soil at
Pu .ll- out xy at the Court H ae
t door 'a Tarboro 'own.
CO.
to the highest bidder for cash,
two certain parcels of lead:
First: The lead devised e FraS
oe Hart Sy her father. CaeaterfleM
Ciark, e wui Book, -r- at
Pge S8S for farther description
Second: The tract ia PricvtUe
convey ta Ed mood Hn by B. J.
Keech and wife. se Blgecombe Reg I.
try. Book 82. peg 284 for eettdVde
srrtptieaa. Trust deed wader which
Mle La to be awade is recorded Si
Edgsomb County Registry a Booh
1M. at yes 181.
This Jsawary 11. 191ft.
O. M. T. FOUNTAIN.
True.
Land Set.
By virtue of the power aad Sw
thority contained hi a treat deed sw
eated by Godfrey Walker aad hie
"If, to me. registered 1 Book US.
page MS of Use Bdgeombe Registry.
I wttl oa Mondsy. January IT. 191ft.
t me court hoees door la
all all the right, ti I aj
st or soch raghL title, aad later-
oat as they may here
"odCrer Walker aad hk. wlfs la
ad to a trct of lead ia No. s town
'P. kl county aed state, adjoin-
ng Arnold WOiaiey. L. W White-
Surst, B, X. Taylor aad
, tainlag 100 acre, rnore
Worsley by
S. page See of id regwiry.
This Dee. II. lo.
W. O. HOWARD. Trustee
Marion Ouerard SSd wtteof
vlUe are here rialUng her
j. b. OaakiU.
1 2
of said
'The Pise WE Th
Teas'
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ofTVr
ossd, or
it
. "7" j ! ,WT "1" 1
ood eoodlUo- f
inrv work
Yoo talks 00 risk, for every pi
ano 1 avbargaio, sod, If wilbio
three jeer, yoo wish to oiehsnjre
for new 8TIKKF r 8BA.W pi
no, we will allow 30a the FULL
I KK B PAID for one of three ie
tramssts lo psyment lor the new
pi 4 no.
No. 1 -MARSH AI LA WD
DELL I'prigbt, Mbogaoy ease.
Bpleodid coodiiioo, and good
bamaie, 75
No, 2.-BADLE Ptsoa Lerfe
nie, mahogany Uprlfht; well
worth rifiO, f2O0
No. 8. WEB KB UpHgbl. Boss
wood ease. New st ring.; refitted. '
and a great bsrgain t. Si 0 w
.,u. nouuA a rpnght 0,
Msbocaoy esae. Traded in oa a
a in iiuu. saw ease nsraiv aa
to a irom or w ooe. Oole
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J, FJ50
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i sotavea,
Uoo, and a
SO. O. - IIBPtlB
Only 0
bul ,n "PdkK rwndlUon
Swouin bargain for a bead
lendl'y HO
aiyl o A-KJABE Upright. Val
uu cwaaa. arwoea ie oo s riaytr
I Piano. Bern oaeu very little, aed
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woradosas. N. waning. Case re
botkeri. B7g
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A teal traigaie at BtTI
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state
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We are wow Opt tVar Bui
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Yours for
Bi njaniio & Sons.
WE THANK YOU
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