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VOL. 88. NO. 5
TARBORO, N. C. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY J. 1910.
BSTABU8KBD tt22
Tutt'sPills
stimulate the TORPID LIVER,
strengxnea or aigestive or
regulate the bowels, and an
equaled as an
ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE,
In malarial districts their vi
are widely recognized, as they
sess peculiar properties in
ine system from that pot
gantry su gar coated.
Take No Substitute.
VALUABLE LAND SALE.
By virtue of a decree of the Super
ior Court, of Edecombo County
made ia the special proceeding there
in pending, entitled C P. Bouldin
and Horace Bouldin Ex Parte, we will
on the 14th day of "February, 1910,
at 11 a. m in the town, of Battleboro,
N. C. sell at public auction for cash
the following described two lots of
land, situated in Edgecombe Cojnty
North Carolina:
()
Beginning at a stake C. P. and
Aaaia Bouldin corner on side walk
theace North 61 1-2 degrees, ILit."
US yards to stake on ditcu bank
thence A'orth 29 1-2 degrees, .as. ;
bout 30 yards to ditch, (dividing liii
between this and lot of J. F. Stdv
art) thence South 15 1-2 degree
Vest and up center of said di
IS 9yr.rds to S3iwalk, theuve SOut
2J 1-2 degrees, Eest jo-: 30 yarc
to tae beginning containing one a1
o.ie fifth acres more or less.
b)
Bog inning at a stake B. B. Guion's
corner on sidewalk, thence North 61
1-2 degrees, East 9Syards to a etak
oa diU.h bank, thence South 61 1-2
dagre-'s. West 30 yards to a st'ke
on ditch bank, t-hnece SQuih 61 1-2
degrees, West 198 yards to a stake
on side walk, thence South 28 1-2
degrees, East 30 yards to the begin
ning containing one and one-fifth a
cras more or less.
This January 12, 1910.
E. B. GRANTHAM,
T. T. Thorne.
Commissioners .
Land Sale.
By virtue of a deed of trust execut
ed by C. J. H. Stancill and wife
to John L. Bridgers, " Edgecombe
County, Registry Book 141, page 530,
1 will offer for sale on Saturday, Feb.
12th, before the Court House door in
Tar'coro, one lot in the town of
Crfaetoe to-wit:
Beginning at Corner next to church
on Church street, then northeast
ward 62 feet to a corner, then run
ning southeast ,168 feet, then south
west 62 feet, then northwest to the
beginning and containing 1,144 square
yards, being a part of the lot bought
by N. B. Dawson from the Warren
heirs. Deed from said Dawson and
wife registered in Book 135, page
, 83. Terms Cash.
January 10, 1910.
JNO L. BRDIGERS.
Trustee.
LOT FOR SALE.
By virtue of the power contained
in the deed of trust eecuted by W
C. Battle and Haggle Battle, his wife
tt0 the undersign said ded of
trust being recorded in Book 146
page 234, in the office of Registry of
Deeds of Edgecombe County, Norti
Carolina, I will Monday, February 14
1910, at 2 p. m., at Griffin's corner
in th cltv of Rocky Mount. Nortr.
Carolina, sell at public auction, fo:
cash the following described real ee
tate:
A residence lot in the town o
HrxiVij Mount, situated on the
side of Albemarle Avenue, irontin-
on m Avph'k- 60 feet aud runmr.i
back 153 feet and being lot No. 7
or Block "C" n the "-ur've of Hm
real estateof J. H. iga, ti a3"-ee
wh.ch eurvey is recor ido in Eoo;
Vo, pages 570-571 of Edgecombe Reg
tr, s;id lot being the same oa wh
the parties of he flit part bow "
a. .0..
; lis 13th day: of J-uurr; Vv.
T. L. vV'O it .
aTOSU
T. T. THORNS, At t
Land Sale. .
Bv viitiift of a trust deed to me
executei and delivered on the 18tt
day of January 190'J by Ed:rond Hart
and wife, and upon tue demand
Aoraham Wooten the ceatu que "WS
therein named, I will on Tuesday th
1 th lav of Februarv. 1910 sell at
P'J lie out ry at the Court House
dor a Tarboro own, Edgecombe Co.
to the highest bidder for cash.
tA-o certain parcels o land:
First: The land devised to Fran
cos Hart by her father, Chesterfield
Ciarlr gu win p.ook "T' at
Pige 259 for further description.
Second: The tract in PrincevUle
conveyer1 to Edmond Hart by B. J
Ke?.ch and wife, s?e Edgecombe Regl
try. Book 82, page $!i for better de-
ripon. Trust eed under which
sala ia m v marie in recorded' in
K lgeombo; County Registry In Book
1 16, at page 18 1
This January 11, 1910.
0. M. T. FOUNTAIN,
Trustee.
G. E. WEEKS,
Dentist
Office near Telegraph Office.
FRANK A HAMPTON,
Aforney At Law,
Oifise Opp3Site postoffice.
Rocky Mount N. C.
MIDDLE WEST POLITICS
Tha Section is Honeycombed
Vith Insurgents Ready to
. .v,v.wv
''Are there many insurgent Repub-
Ucans in th3 Middle West?" the 8 out .
enter asked James B. Lloyd, Editor
of the Lincoln, Illinois, Daily Courier,
A-ho is now here visiting relatives.
" "Yes. the action of Speaker Cannon
n ruling the house with an iron
hand, and the failure of Congress to
redeem the pledge made prior to the
election, by Tan for an honest down-
ward revision of the Tariff, has made
the Middle West insurgent territory
in short the Republican voters ere
in revolt in that section of the coun-
la Iowa, Minnesota, Kansas Nebree-
ha and awttoaa the insurgent move-
ment has already gained great head-
way, due to the hostility to Cannon- I would be pleased to bear from eny
lam and Aldrichism, which stand for ""e in Edgecombe who has land to
control of the government by the Big
interest. In the event of the defeat
of an insurgent Republican Congress-
man for renomioathn by a "stand-
patter" it would mean the election
of a Democrat." "How about "Uncle
Joe' Cannon in his own District?"
"The opposition to Speaker Cannon
is confined to no particular -section
of the country, and recent informal-
ion which I have received from rhe
Speaker's District is to the effect that
he is uneasy about the situation.
"One can not have any conception
the hostility toward Speak- r Canron
in. the Middle Weat. The Newspaper
tliat have hitherto supported h'm
are turiiiug against him. When sj.-h
jading Reulican papers as the
Chicago Tribun? and the Record . I
alj. join tiie insnreen:.B.t!.
full of politionl significance. The
i:"Sti:cent
the rank and fi-e of the IlopublUn
party in the Middle west, and even
though an insurgent should become
backs. ider the voiers would
dimply throw him overboard, and see
new leaaers, nut in most cases tlicy
would rote for an honest, cleac Demo
crat in preference to a Cannonie.
A Minister, who resides in Lin-
ooln, told me recently the' on a trip
through Iowa. Indiana. Kansas and
Nebraska, he failed to find a single
Repubican who endoised Cannon or
r-he Tariff bill, and he said they are
ready to vote for an honest Demo-
crat in prefereiice to a follower and
supporter of Cannon."
What cuts the most political ice,
tariff, trust or what?
The excessive rates under the new
Payne-Aid rich law. increasing the cos
of living, and the grinding greed of
the trust are the chief causes for the
political revoK, that is now assuming
gigantic proportions in the Middle
West. The people of that sedotn feel
that they have been '-buncoed" on
the tariff law. and the trusts have not
been checked in their depredations.
Keep an eye on the Middle) West.
and listen out for the results in the
November elections."
A Movable Feast,
She has a biscuit-colored hat.
With plumes of olive green.
Beneath the mushroom crown so flat
A bunob of cherries may be seen.
Tie parched upon her chestnut hair
A?ovo her sht'jnp-pink gown,
And from her little neck so fsir
A chain of oyster pearls hangs
down.
Her coat is made of Persian lamb,
And frogs are all the style.
3he doesn't mind at all the "Jam,"
Because she's got 'em beat a miie
And sea lops, points of every slie.
Go floating wund ber feet.
When sho kojs
mlnOr.g down the
street
ihe look; just good enough to ea'!
T. Purse In Hamper's Weekly.
Cordially Received.
Most of us no,v know Rev. W. A.
.-itn:ury and his charrnlag and Jove-
. irli-iy 2 -fir Eg the hassS
- - a-.d eaasmodlsRi gad comfor
; - i- h ::..e of Caoi, v. TL pwwell
irja 19011 for a re.apfloa
ju ia hoior OS -hom.
n tlie r-ceii;ig party were
host and his charming n' sr.-. :o:
a :; - . , Rev. and rs. . . A- Stan
bur, Rev. and :irs. Carra-ay, Rev.
a id Mrs. Ber-ram E. Brown, and Rev.
R. W. Alexander.
The gu s:s weri tret by W.H. Pow-
ell Jr. Mra. A.
'-t too parlor
D. Fowlkes not tnem.
end Intioduced taem
ti t:e receiviag party. Mesdames
Claud j Wilson and W. P. McCraw
pia ed the way to the punch-towl
presided over by ."liss Lena Simmons
and Mian Marv Poweel!
Mra. J. E. Morrisett, of Mt. OIlvs.
and M1S3 Hannah GlUlaa did the boo-
ore at itnlng room door.
The room was decorated in red and
green. In the centre of the table was
a magnlf leant vaee of red carnal lone,
while from the candelabra above lit
by rod candlto, was defused a mellow
comor ins- light. Mrs. J. H. Johnson
poured coffee. The guest were serv- action at t challenge the admiration
el by this bevy of comely maids; of all. Such. Is Holliater't Rocky Mou
Mi-see Mary Twombty Johnson, O- la Tea, the world's regulator
livla DeSerry, Lilian Pitt. Pauline Elgecombe Drug co.
Powoli and Sue Bunn. with a satad A politician becomes a stateman af
course, ices, and bonbons. tor he is elected.
t. v-o ,Jn.r.i more lauehs and
dried mor2 tears, wiped away more
ga-tas and driven away more fears
'than anv o h-r medicine. Its Hciiist-
! e-s Roiy Mountiio Tea, thirty year
' . v -
wWhovit an equal, that's enougn. kq
coaibs Drug Co
man tdwa of reform U
fix things to so himself.
DESIRABLE I M t G RANTS
A Chance To Make the County
Editor Southerner:
As North Caro
Rna Is an agricultural State sad as it
has many acres that can be made
much more productive than they are
at present, I would like to he instru
mental in improving the soli of the
Commonwealth In general and Mr
In particular,
State needs desirable 1mm I-
grants, those who will till the soil
ajln cense the land to enhance in
value. There ere many parts of our
county that could be cat up into small
frms end new rural communities es
tablishd. Being in touch with ea
Assocaatton, the object of which
to scatter Jewish farmers throughout
the country, either singly or in group
er for sale. It Is probably not
snown to the majority of my readers
tha: mors than five thousand Jewish
farmers are scattered throughout he
United States. They bare a nation or
Bnira ijn of their own and can show
Burpamg r suits. The two Jewish
Frm Schools, -one a. Doylestcwn.
Pa., and the other at Woorti.toe, N.
J-.- are graduating a class of men
who are making tb h nv rs In the
r;cuRural world. Both of taern have
te.hnicai dopirta.enu whku r: theal Tte nau.ee of th -embers rf the
on par wi'h colieges 'Ue the Agrt Rdgecom e Cooarll are as follows:
c Jural aad Mechanical CbUeRe, at Jamea P. Ksech. W. H. P' E
H- iouh, nd the V.r I Jsakl ( B. Hsessy. H. T. Latham. H. I WUi
burg Va. Before placing . aiija'A am, Z. B. Cummlagj. a. U
ia a new Re Id. or establishing a col K. f. Qptewail. A. C. Arehoi
ony of Old Watld fariore who bring W. f,nrttB If, J. Sagg. " ' Con
tbcm s-sinU'l; me'bocs of cul t . : stott Las -r P.. R. !
3 the so:i -for Irs;'. In Enrore j Duoc .a. L. T. CVtoe. J .. 0
la uot iH-nif.:l at l lm in the sOntt ! s a p .ca W. C. fJWOlloa. f . t
aad es - th V..o. ...:o uva tosli, .V. T. Deans. A. T Aj
mm tho eheravtsr c. the . 'urry !
w re wmw w v1-1 v. viiv v - 4 . -a. . a . t. vs
lethsg it U h':y cr Krtl. the prWel'.nd. W f. Thu-psa. R. L.
lud. the kin ', cf crops h i -; R. a Pr-t--r. j.. r. H i!
wh
or
be aiised. how nuar M 'mem arcj
to a marker and anything ata that
ou.d at ri. p ' 3
.L
destriou and thrifty. T'.io 'e. who
wlh to see idgecunbe p-,
have chance to a v-aUiU'.ng
Set of men. and 1 trust thr-t farmers
-'d thos who have ranos to offr
Wli cooperate 'rlth r. in maklrg
Aaaoiatior w ' : h U -;eU c a ji'D. U. CarW. W. I- fc-w
ao,e enterprise.
Oas'.ou Ll.hU: is"-o. a
AaaoU Le Editor of the Jewish
Record.
Richmond, Va.
Where Our Money Goes.
hundred dollars of prop-
rt7 ha the Uetted States were made
to W boutS1.70 a year In taxes, the
reenue so der. .d would meet all
xpenses of go vermeot Federal. State
and looai. There would be no need of
customs dutW or of Internal revenue
tXe support the FWal govern
ment or of the great sums which
States ead cities saise by Bee see fees
franchise taxes and th 1 lias. This
statement Is based upon the latest fig
ures of governmental disbursements
supplied by the statistical bureau of
the treasury. According to the same
authority, each hundred dollars of
property that Is directly taxed at all
pays $2.05 a year, and that doesn't
half meet the bill. It produces only
$725,000,000 while the governments
federal, State and local spend $1.
700.000,000. The farmer or small bows
holder pays his $2.05 on each hun
dred, and then has to chip hi his
share of the additional $1 000,000.000
mage up of ens oms duties, internal 1
r'v-nun taxes. l'xenee fees which the!
governments spend. Total cost of!
ran Jog the governments Federal
" c MU
a head year, or $100 for a family
ur-e. n n . 1 fM,.rtfa a ka w it
o: fi.e. A totali; th tftMSS person,
may sac pe hia share ? d an excosd
hrly thrifty pereon nay escape lis.
Bat we surr. le that g'.t body sf
rsasonably thrifty heeds of families
Pay mor? than th- lr shere. Esowpi se
regards th
tariff, voi Utt'e. it hoard
of .a s subjtfot ui poiiUjs . 1
U o vtoaa') a b g -u je-L S:Ud ai
experienced uten '. er of an Illinois
tax'ug body tho other day. Tndy?r
the laws cow on our statute books
R is ate Mutely Impose h le to make
an "! J table 'Sa-j-smen"." Faturduy
cv-.-aiis i'os-
If You Are s Trifle Sensitive
About the size of your shoes, it's
some satisfaction to know that many
people can weir shoes s
small
er ty shaking Allen's Foot-Ease t e
antiseptic powder into them. Just the
tbiag for Dancing Partis e. patent
L .th ?r Shoes, and for Breaking in
New Shoes When rubbers or orer-
7
BWSf
8h P"ch. Allen'. i FooLEase gives
lusiant relief, sow arvarywnere, joe-
Sample FREE. Address Allen 8. OHn -
ated Le Roy. N. T. Don't accept any
substitute.
It's equal as a curative tonic
not exist. So perfect Is it's medicinal
Tnere Ij an usurgent in neary ev
ery home, and Intimate
association
dl therewith should make -ou sympath.
Ue a HUla with Mr. TafL
We hate the tariff so much that s
s-nuggler never seem. Ilka very
rA..tn
- e.. -ier.
e don't accomplish much, but try
to to keep ahead of '-he spsclsi sessions
fa that resps.t.
COS4MEN VATIONS
Corn Congest tor BOjrs
Approval.
Meetira
The Sovtherner la eahtog for ceo-
UiboUons for prises to offer for the
best yields on oae acre calibrated by
a boy. batesea 13 aad IT years has
met with e hearty isapnsas. JBach of
these geatlemea hare rwepeeded wR
encouraging words aad tea dollars be-
ilea J.M. Bake. W. B. PoweR, O
A. Holder ocas. J. P. ShschJeford. Job
Cobb. C. A. Johnson, for Roystor
Guano Co.. Rebersoa Raff in Co, A.
V. Warstoe. H. S. Been. Oeorae How-
and, C. M. Parks. H. A. OUIlam. R
O. KlUreU.
To this list we hers the amOfke -
tion of adding W.A Fart far tea I
Mam a few
next?
Edgecombe Council No. S11.
On Nor. 1. 19SS, the abes aemetf
Council was organised with twenty
eight members. Oa Jan. 1. Just two
moitfhs later there w-re sixty emb
ers em the roil. Nmh Carolina has
the largest membership of ear stats
In tho aui -a and ao doubt sVlgecombe
Court u will bake ee active 1- '-Test
la aL stats sesi -a. The junior
Order Is a patriotic order aad tauis
as Its eardinsi priacipies. vlr jr. lib
erty end patriotism, aad shoO-i her?
fire .-ppeal to all ywaR AmerJssw
Q Ccisi-. S N. :litcRO.
Howard. J. R. fender. J v
Haft, J. J. Lewis. C
rj'l- U.
Fryer.
Da .."il.Unrs. J. W. B. Battv, M.
iieVbroner. R. B rvtets. W. L. S .ear
In. U. D. S'ellkiga. J. B. penatagtse
a C. Kn gbt Jr . D. C Crcjwoi;
w. p. McCiww. w si ir aslis. r.
a. Wa'k.r A. T. :-ho:n. U H.
Tajlor. D.D. Taylor. -
johujoa.
ens R.
C Urowr. Hary SmRh. L McCsbe.
J. E. dlumoas. E. B. Mortis. .J. K.
Tbvgpwn. E. H. Ward. V . C. Pigs.
H. C
4AYINGS OR MRS. SOLOMON.
Being the Ceafsestoee of Ue tews
Hundredth Wife snd Translates
by Helen Roland For the
Washington M era Id
Consi!er matrimon. . oh. my daogb
tor. for it is owe long sweet song.
Twa. R is as a musie box having mh
one tunc which t piaywth today, yes
terday, sad forever, it Is as aachocg
log M the spaghetu of the FaRaa
able d'hote.
Behold bow a married woman a
riseth in the morning at the sRi
log of the alarm clock. She raoetb
her husband's vuwa socks: she lay
eh out his bath towels.
She duste:h the pUno aad wter
eth the rubber stoat. She goeth toto
the kitchen and conaulteth wRa Ute
cook; she rocelreto the batcher
the baker, and the milkmen.
She trackrth lost ankles unto tlelr
law; ahe seadeth her lords sui' u-to
the tailor s, end gather th up the Una
j
atte f4.th the eat.
torth ud rotjrasth t
exaitw half-past Ave that she easy
&
Cur. her pompadour to cner ine
or
She pot eth on a fresh drops yet
a s-etb If not,
Sbs tlleta hLn a new joke
-juwertta "llamm."
She ktose h blm upon the
an J he bruihcth her n es s fly
th.t hah aUhted upon him. Ste go
eth to bed a bait-past tins.
An J thU sbs doetb for JCS I ;ys la
Uw yevr.
The a I a, ty us o th . .-ocderca not
any wife beauec the pr:kcth s quarrel
for excite emsoC Lo! s family row hi
th great marital amuscmeeC Aad wh
s ah ys MStarfere la the is ioiss of
maa and
For a row Is a
rousing argaaaset Icttoth o.'f
aai prolnceth exhltaratloa
It
Ste mi t t !
Aai if they can find ataght
tj die gre aboiL a b .- plly
c u le can quarrel for bojrs
whether tt U worsw to pet the ma
tage brush In the Ink or the pen
the mucltoga.
For before m arrises s has band
cUmalJult Dat
pevometo a sedative
j verily vwrflv. stale cheese to aa
abomination asU awaio beer Is ftot;
I bat whet to so stale as a stale hes-
I band? Setah!
Don't be a atowch. stop that grnatS.
Oet well aad yea win saw
More Joy i 1? snd less of
Try Rocky Mountain Tea.
Edgecombe Drag CO.
If a wesaaa hasn't anv faith In a
oko. tt is good evidence that at
time aha had too much.
The spilWog drag was aot wasd oa
e street oxxay as u smew
Oar city fathers seem to SO
obfuecatod about the tttrnye siRce is,
n In tVi art Baa)sSsSaTvAilLWsfll
'
Why don't the mt
tola try flattery and
of Oreat
Bri -
th, chis on this, .affraget s?
THl EASIEST WAV.
Tae seal at
lag lays saawj
cestset way
eat awset
eseera Take
gen-'a" t
era few
XUwm
uiars. " 1
bar
! oat Uo'
few
era. as a
I "Hew
1 JcsstF la
R be that the
way ft
R lb
01 h'tn . fa
S4ca.lt mTi being ro'-l
id Iron ''ijria tbs 1
"-as upwtg the
v. Uattee States a. the
o tne moa-y pow-r J. essai
nself nq slde the pair cf
an 1- -k.- Til r.N
"sraiaa ary prof abet taw "toe
are
the Detro.
ThlnV Hiaiy of the Microse
Op-se aet the bstsble
1 last Its ways as ro estop: of
r good ned bad rses. s. too ar
are sre good bacteria as wstl es he
sea, to tae aaRsoaooaicsl world ther
tost
tbit the
pitO Us
ber the b
aad that sely to
aaswpUsawl eawo
' to targe
stake
Oa
"u a
bu artity Prof
L'oiverlt v
k Is bacterto which beep oar bi
t sad make bottom! R aad d
Tbew era mUlloas of
he saya. saraiag boasot R
to everv
win
at the
advice;
This tbe
try
! s oa '--ox
el Many di
Dai to
to be
tost take Hous
Tea, astwre'a sores
Take
a ssBgagaagaBpnBawnawsanwnawawswwwnaaaa
T.! A Good Example
aw I ssi s good exstspst," writes Mrs Rl"L" Best's
myt muMCSicr, UkW., us wiai vaiw wsai w pot avawesaeap
arar II woriKrs. .
"I suffered with my head sad use, sar over stx rests,
and although 1 tried rvcrylhir. I never could rt any-
thins to do roe any good, until Ibegas to take Cardut
II Cardui has safChr helped roc sod baft! $se op sad I
rc good. I fed so sates stroager sad bsatsr taan T rvavs
In a long tirne."
It is well to abates ap roar mind before yoa are sick
what medidas you will take waea yoa are adL
TakefARDUI
I " The Woman's Teak
Yni win r c i. In la Ire it u.
ersblc and when life seems a weary grind. It wih put I
new inuugnis iniu yusw exau, wtaai uwwewsop wssw juws wawsow
If not sick sow. st least tssra CarduT on lo fae pates
h 01 your memory, so max wasa yoa are srsk yoa wai ass
I in m la - . I i, aa
lor 11 veHDuaf in 1 n a 1 r .
If tick or eak. get s bottle today. At si drugfjsts.
I aaaf wflawawf swWaa'WsfaSaV Mai wAaVa feaMsas "HlaM TeswaHawl tmW wWggJBss Ml IMbV
lire bU-i
I'tOie al lira SaRd L
leeestfsen
awRlst tt
NOTICE
Tbb Is to
TO
CRCOlTORS
s2
test
ISto
.H v
I. u
Alto.
Is Son
Tals
ft C
SALS Of 8TUOK OF OOOD8
Oa Tosodsy. Fwwtwsry L Itio.
el 2 o, sa., e will sell at PaJbilc
aotka. ia t oasSws. Jf C. tae
re sbsoR of toads mm
of HarrwM, Da-e 41 Oa,
fS.lSS.wS.
of about S400 la asoso, tlSSsa
bats, tsso to clothing, aad tae
rwlaocw rwiog part el aaassaj lass
of wcSaadtot. via
bsnl
1II0
laeea
tory can be seea by all
J I I
HorviviBg
O. L.
idm'r J II.
W. O. Howard, AtSstaay
SPILLS
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