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fearer tiutcmtr 4' i'l.l add Lvary Thursday. Subscription "RatesSl.OO peryear a .ered at oetofBce as second class matter Thursday, April 14, 1910. We may soon have as many banks a restaurants in town. Those Eome Methodists seem to be undesirable citizens according to Teddy. The Catholics and the Method iste are keeping Teddy in the lime light, his favorite location, but so near the point of combustion that he is not quite comfortable. The harsh critics of Governor Kitchen would have needed more than a rebuke from the Savior had they had an opportunity to throw stones at poor Magdalene. If we could only devote our tal ents to setting ourselves straight and not to proving our neighbors wrong what a strenuous time the knockers and kickers would have The Indiana Republicans have repudiated the Aldrich-Payne tar iff bill, i ut they wiil vote the re publican ticket jnst the same and seud men to Congress who will vote for special privileges. That is their way of getting campaign funds. If the tax rates in this town and county are so high it is not because the expenses of rnniug the same are so great, but that the people value their property so low. Many a mule which cost, in Jauuary, $200 is in June listed for- taxation at $30. Town lots that ere listed tor $2,000 are held for $,8,000. The kickers and knockers may say what they please and they are1 only happy when they disparage their town, bot it is evident to all that Main Stieet hs been greatly inproved. The Southerner has been giving credit for this to Alder man DeBerryj but now we leafn that Mayor Jones is claiming credit. He certainly did have u-ed the split log drag when the street was, so du&ty that the spriukler was needed. WE POINT WITH PRIDE. The editor of the Southerner makes no claim to erudition, or ex pertise in the classics, but he has vanity enouga to firmly beleive that he knows good things when he sees them. Hers confident that the Souther ner's 'Saturday Sermon, by Eev. Bertram E. Brown, and Contribu tion Xo. 5, by Henry Staton, will compare favorably with anything that has appeared in these or the columns of any other paper. And in this connection we with gratification note that bothth .se gentlemen will continue their cm tribulioirs, and at times they will not be fur apart, for ?.Ir Staton will tell our leaders of the impo' tauee and the duty of Getting Toeihe . and Rev. Brown tells that today and will do so again. SHEMWELL MAY DO GOOD. ilore gcod and possibly more hu inanity tempered with justice may re?ult from the Shemwell ineidt at than was wot of by those who only had a kick to make on Governor Kitchen. A Board of Pardons is no new thing with the Southerner. Years ago it urged such a board. Its con tention for oue began with theCou stitutioual convention in 1875, aud time and aga-n such a board has beeu urged by this paper. The pardoning or commuting of the sentence of an offender should not be left to one man. He is hu man, but he has sensibilities tha can be touched in one way, his neighbor in another, therefore ith a board of three more or men. wh it woind appeal effectively to one would not carry the same weight with another. So it would be that when clem ency was asked to be granted it would be such a case as would ap peal to all members, and the, com positR conclusion would be one nearer meeting all the exigencies of the case of justice and mercy. The Demon of the Air Is the germ of LaGrine. that. breathed in brings suffering to thou sands. Its after effects are weak ness, nervousness, lack of appetite, energy and ambition, with disorder ed liver and kidneys. The greatest need then is Electric Bitters, the splendid to::ic, -blood pHrlfier and regulator of Stomach, Liver and Kidneys. Thousands have proved that they wonderfully strengthen the nerves, build up the system and re s ore heaith and good spirits after an attack of Grip, if suffering try them. Only 5Qc. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed by w. H. Macnair. Moss Blizabeta Moore, State organ izer for the Woman's Christian Tem perance Union, will address the peo plo of Tarboro to-morrow (Thursday) 8 o'clock. This promi&es to be a very interesting address and every.body yoang and old, is invited to hear her. It will be worth your while, don't fail to -come. While hero Hiss Moor? will be the gaist of Mrs. CJv Austin. Worse Than Bullets. Bulled have ofton caused less SnTfsriag to soldiers than the eczema L. W. llarrhnan, Burlingotn, Me., got la tb.ri army and suffered with, forty yen-s. "Bu: Bucklen's Arnica Salve cure:l me when all else failed,", he wrfies. Greatest healer for Sores, Ulcsrs, Bo:ls, Burns, Cuts Wounds Bruis s and Piles. 25 cents at W. H. Ma Nair's. Sooner or later the kind of man who rrmishes himself by eating 'brain foods" gets sense enough to Quit it. SEEN FROM WISCONSIN. Our Section as Seen by a Genial ly Badger. Jol- Eittor Southerner: At your request I submit some of my Impressions of this country: I live in Wisconsin, near La Crosse, about latitude 44. You see I live in a very cold climate. We came here to visit our old friend Frank Davis and family, and incidentally to see the country and feel Us climate. You want me to give you my impressions and critiaise your faults. You see I am a stock farmer, (keep pedigreed stock) and naturally- think that our way of farming about right. I would not think ' of farming, unless I kept stock on the farm. We have some land plaster and use some of hte commercial fertilizers but f Jid that in the main, they are only a stimulus that help the crop for the season and 'have to be repeated, and in tha end without furnishing humus to the soil the ultimate rrsult must be barreness. The soil must be kept like a sponge to absorb moisture p a wot season, and so handled that it will re.ain sufficient moisture dura a dr.- sison. To do this, w- have found that nothing can tak ths place of barnyard manure. This being placed on the land and then so worked as to prevent rapid evapo ritioa in drv times, we seldom fall s-'curine good crops. I hive livt i there 40 yeaus and have never fail ej in making a sood crop. The only man that I have noticed who is cul tivafag soil to suit me. is on Mr. D :v:ss farm in Warren county. He has doube disced his land this Spring and then p o.wei it af erward. Afte! this, during the itme the crop If growing, surface cultivation is tb thing. and all that is required to keep down the weeds and incidental ly to furnish a dust mulch that ac so as to prevent evaporation, the same as a woclen coat is a nan-conductor of heat from the body. I am not entirely unacquainted with Southerners and find them very con. panioaable, big hearted, people. I think if I lived here, 1 would do r'o:t the same as you have done in hand ig the negro problem. I guest you hive been doing about the right and best thing for them, and at the same time for yourselves. You re situated like the man that married i woman wl'h some faults. He saki h ' could not very well do without ner, ana he ccuid not very well live with her. You can hove all the aeroes for all we care. 1 can see that you would for the present, be helpless without them. We. in Wis c mssn, UK a tne nero. a good -way off. However. I would like a negro cook, for our women good re helpless by reason of the scarcity of; libor. We supposed that prohibition ; was ' popular in the South to help keep the darkles sober. My opinion is th:t what hurts the white man also hurts the negro, it is now up to you people to bull J up a correc: public sentiment in this regards for any kind of law no" enforced, is because it is not popu- lar. I am now getting old and it ij hard for a mm to haiTS aid nsso- orations and form new friends. This i3 a beautiful country and the soil mtis. be good, othrewiee it wouM not have stood a continuous cropping for 200 years. M I was a young man T wonltl rertA'-.lv mnvp Pjntli and get out of the cold. We don't 1 Th with the valuer ? arc iviiia? in Cr5cls of Standard makes. Every day last week weafft red ometliin of of iimssAa! hiferer, a. Hi tomorrow is no exception I thai "p u it- i ii are made on WT 1 bones and tfcls fr;un cttil inr tliioiish have o afff'r (his vj'k art- tilt; latt ! sight lo wear with III' i e fi(tins vogue. PRINOESS i matle of (he fin; 1 fabric well boned and neatly em bcoidered It's an orlmiily toget a correctly shap ed ceases at a price on will not be able to duplicate later in the season. Every PKIXri: s OUICTis guaranteed satisfactory wear or a new corset free. See W. BENJAMIN & ha v the hookwerrn up thera Car we hare t werk six nTpntsn to keto ourselves fed and cl -Sad the re- of the yaar. This Is s gtss coaatry sod s man that can't ba sotted In these United States would not bs entirely satisfied fft Heaven or the other place. A. .ARNOLD. U. D. C. Committee. The following are the who w411 serve on Memorial Day May 10th. 1910. , Dinner Committee. Mrs. R. B. Hyatt, Cbalnnain. Mrs T. P. Jeakku. Mrs Ctay'on. Mrs G. T. DeBerry. Mrs. E. B. Hoasey Mrs. Cora Johnson. Mrs. W. H. Pow ell. Mrs, Don WUUams. Mrs. Orrso Williams. Mrs. Sarah Hymen. and Miss Laicy Barlow. Hall Committee. Mrs. Ada Bass. Chairman. Mrs. Cur rler. Mrs. Almon Hart. Mrs. L. V. Hart. Mrs. Frank Hart. Mia. James Johnson. Mrs. Nora Jenkins. ana Miss Lossle Jenkins. Floral Committee. Mrs. I.. L. Staton. Chairman. Mrs. S. P. Beatty. Mrs John R. Pender. Mrs. Talbot Williamson Mrs. J. W. B. Battle. Mrs. John W. Cotton. Mis. C. M. Cobb. Mrs. Nora Jenkins. Mrs. J. W. Joa4C Mrs. T. W. W'.ggtaa, Mi Miriam Lanier. Miss SaUe Pen- der. Miss Loa ! Brldgers. Mine Msry H. BKdgcra, Vis Lalla Hussey. ar.J Mis Mary Beatty. Musi" Committee. Miss Mar- Austin. Chairman. Mrs. Vhltn-y Bridgrs. Mrs. John L. Brklg era. Mrs. Jor.es Doaier. Mrs. W. A. Hart. Mrs. S. X. Harrell. Mrs. Mc Craw Mrs. R. B. Peters. Mrs. 8. E. Speight. Mrs. T. W. Thrash. Mrs. Mst Vh:t b ir t. Mrs. A. Williamson. Mlsa Mr-ry Porter and Mis, SaUle Porter. MarsbaMs. Mrs. Robert J. Walker. Cheif. Miss Hm Austin. Ass stint. Dixie Leca Regular Mar-halls. Census Takers. The following are th? enumerators for Bdgomhe cooaty: Township 1. Tarboro (ptrt of Prc oint l. David H. Barlow. Tart oro X. C. and Richard F. Eppes. Tarbvo. X. C. Township 1. T.rr'-oro (pnrt of iPre- clrt 2. B. Mabrey Bass. Tarbo o. X. C and Joseph G. Phil'lr. Tarboro. X C. v Townh!p 2, L-nrrr Conetoe (yart Qf, Georg? 8. Hodgs. c ajid Frank W n-.ttlr Conet N. Tarhoio. X. C. (part Towr.-hlp 2. Low:r Co".ct of) and Townhip C. Tppor Conetoe. Ceo. : S. Hodges. Conetoe. X. C . and B. W. Cobum. Tartoro. X. C. Township 1. D op Creek. John P. Wimberly. Tarloro. X. C. and 'es Forrest Den'on. Wnitakers. X. Tov-nsh'.p 5. bower Fishing Creek. Fo-res: B-JUa, Whltakeia. X. c. and Walter C. Bryan. Tarhoro. N. c. lowrshly 0. Upper Fl-diJns; Creek, jarncs K. . 1 ro X. c rnd Mat hew R. King. BU'.elorj, x G TnwiLsVn 7. Pa-ift Troek Jjitm K. Ltwrence. Ba tle'oro. X. C. and Mar cel us Sr! knnd. ButUeboro.X. C. Towns!-1 p S. Sparta, and Twnf.i!? 11. Walnut Creek. W. W. Stsllings. Tarboro X. C. L. Thorpe. T.irboro. X. C and Frank let Public cess ptrnt trip nr of rrsrlat 1. sad To wear .p 11. Rocky Meant at, Pisclut 2. Andrew i Rocky Mount. N. C Marrttt. Rocky Meant. N. C. Township 11. Cokey. Township 14. Upper Town Creek. J W. Daprss. Rooky Moss. If . C. f Lewis l. Battle. Rocky Mount N. C Townskrp Otter Creak. E. L PlU. Plaetops, N. C Township 10. Lower Town James W. Edwards. ItsulaanlM N C. Negroes en WASHINGTON LETTER. (From our Special W. sh n'on.D that the River n tssed th I been reported log In Incr -as orsr J0O0OO. b ine number of new (tas Sena' It Is wUl urge sassdy coosKkTsUoa of Us measure In order to s t lb bill out of the war before clolssg days of Con- Threats ore heard oa the part of so3M of the w seem Senators that unless s 'rlier" is eUarb.-d to 1 bill anhr zint the Us m of SSS.SSS 00) wo.h of bonis for the purpose of canning on the grs-t Irriaalloa pro joota. ao v under way. that a "fOUhus tor" will bs taaugirsd ag lott the b 11 aaJ that it wUl suffer a desAh liar o -bs one In tbe & Cea wh ch was Ulxsd to death by Carer of Montana. To wast essai tb e 'hrvits will tafloence the i- th- -.i iAmw Lrt tit tK toll s p o lemalcU. Tbe WasCers h- n. s " anas nn aa nattrt. howvor. are pretty "hot" or- er the fa lue of too V on Ways sad Means to Irrigation bond Issue bill sad they threaten to show tbe House ttat ose body of th? XaUoaal let. si tare ess nv. com pie sly ignore the staasi af a cooMicate body, w.thout -jffrring th- consequences. U Is also saps -ted thrt Senator BurC a of Ohio, former chairman of th i R ve s and Harbors cosnsalttas of the Ho-isc wUl fls bis I ji tMjon to smw of th' features of toe bill just r portsd to the Senate for th sst- p.- iv -inert ot tb i 'vers and ba-bsrs of h ountry b cause of tbs f lUare or th? Engtn-cr Con af lbs army t reeoTm ol tbe'. adopt km. Should this pr re a bs true snotber danger woull seem t -n.- at -n tbe Rivsr sad Ha.-b .r bill th roby jsovardistag Its P sage. Ia view of the awt uolversal saotl- to- nt prevsillog thnurhout toe couo tP. bil for r.n annual rirer sod harbor a s ntssect la a -l. tr.resble to th work of edjra'lon on tbe Dart of tb XsUonal Rl.srs sad Harbors Coa tr s . tb fa' I are to nass a rlrerksd haro. b I! at ba scsxlon would bs a blow to the rotnmerrlsl sod b diss erta of the count-- Tk : a (art coatotlU'-e of the Sea a e. wk ch is tnrassl(atn wuges aa! th" os' of Krisg. has bad many Is- t r In T-ntrx rJm ui stl ! to 1 a s i t dariag tke past few asks aal whll It sot likely Ihit any ro do t'.oi In ike price of food will ra s.'V i3-- fois bars bars broujtU ou: an I others wf 1 b. whlrh 4 tt rlmi ta sgbU by the Axsricaa .. . rt coTsamer Unei-o u:lsr i.t aod'llsrtwr bOL seh I "TT. 'T ,mn 9 .Ml1 lo Fabraarr la. aaoi .. . m. I to lat Ssasta, carry- imriaslag (as nsdsl ns taa to tto- House bill of " . . JJJJJJJJj 'J jwtta Iks tjaja cost of fans sUsMs. Asa-j is Pleased Cor e si rips whic if CORSET Window. . . . leas prtos of hear sail asvar aala as to market or tas corner stars aatf hbS at Anil la Ma Sn See. w'.-b whW L t asppfy bks Mssrs If as desired to aasi fela Th y orrksal east sis pssat as d aa tks esse af drivers and Ms coat of sad the repairs to wUh b ran sal af tas ssssi aasa jm ieseini ' the saapMes shUk ba sels ur tbe llkey tbwt tbe keeping oae larder It a an oth-r coats wkarb bars pOsd aa to tb awrkat tralre af food staffs they Uavs tbe fsrvoT S hand After sua of hte bitterest flgdHs pos t o i tn- House i nam Mis af AgrV attar i ha dertisd bj repast a :re whW-k will est ad t th- " t aWersty of tb . c4y of MorrlB art sne of tbe yaars Us pr Jba'li. that la tbs soar rater tbs CNy of Washington wlQ bars aa la- a Itotion wal k U. ag of ad WM m w siOSerg sad Tr "IPbIPJ " Vfm S are Ihwiiy 8 jM- r -rrsd otfnH. Duo bar bo tor. tbs wa. ys fresh at Hab CO sets h prevent the Si bit 1. lis, it stl follows that take ap tbs dlplnoiary. mailt! as. sa Mkssss 1T1I1 mars P 1m -t sad Ivmr- a. t us booas sf Mrs Jtaacn Wan oa Frldap a gbt aV Kbapetl. wti,Hi wns now ia SONS rhiizeb fir Jg H!SS - 1910 Wgprf pn Hasty mumn ' W eas The I m peri- m ai oiiiiiam Tb-r flsst ym Facihtj Quick ssii- meiits. or u TW II. gk "fan laid. Hnhr.:ig oor Very ttmj,, JAS. H. JOHNSTON, Agent IsspsrtaJ ' ompasy house Special For Tobacco o Special For Pea n a fs IVoiic Superi or for the crops Named If your mer chant can't supply you J-Ho Johnson OB WHITE TUB MtPBlAL oo.( ?OBfOt K, TA. SPECIAL fwi The Hal Grocerj BELL THE WHAT TIME: IS IT. H-te aak! ly aa t -l iasa at ea lataa ta aaT Wlto of ytpa pM WW. anil ha? tlasr. B THE J i. I Wl HUD a or oo APPEARAMGE ALX'ilT AX I S VKfc- ivr DCCTfOX TO - SICIf IT Try ka ao yLTXH I- ' r Mill) la Qan J- Z A WHITE"0:: ram Isii Edgecombe WE At 8 P. 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