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P a aiU tied Eror y Thursday ,
8ttbacriptionUatB$l,00peryear the
u f rad at oetcfflce as second class matter
Thmsday, April 28, 1910.
The rising tide of Democracy is
so high that we hope that the Peer
less Williams Jennings Bryrn will
be submerged.
Senators Aldrich and Hale have
announced their declination to be
Senators again, on account of their I
health. The public health would
probably have been better had
they never been Senators.
It may be that the next political
platform adopted by a National
Convention may meao something
that the voters really understand
The next presidency is settled.
Taft is to have Eoosevelt elected
and then Eoosevelt is to appoint
Talt Chief Justice of the Supreme
court. The system it is said to ap
prove.
B eve ridge's First Speech.
Indianians tell a story of Senator
Beveridge's entrance in politics when
he was little more than a boy. He
won the liking of the governor of
the State toy a quaint little speech
he made during the preseatation pi
a petition by a delegation. The spokts
man wai insufferably long-winded
and tedious. The man talked to the
Governor nearlv an hour, during
which everyone stood. To all it seem
ed that it would never end. When
however, it finally did, the governor
asked wearily if the delegates wished
to offer any further reasons for the
granting of the petition. Whereupon
Bevenidee remarked: 'If you don't
grant it, governor, we'll have th
speech repeated to you." Lrppin
cott's.
Universe Running Down.
It .ds absolutely certain that the
machinery of the solar system is
runninz down. The earth, with its
mass of 3.000 trillion tons moving
through space a thousand times fast
er than the the express trai
goes, is being retarded by the fax
tion of the atmosphere and tides to
the extent t'aat it loses ebout a:
hour in 16.000 years a very slow
process, it would seem, but on
that will inevitably bring the eart:.
to a standstill ultimately. And wtuu
is true of the earth is true of a)
the worlds and suns. Sir Isaac New
ton maintained taat "he motions o.
all bodies in space suffer retarda
tion, and that their velocity is stead i
ly becoming less and will finally ceas
Solar systems, like everything eist
have their time to be born and theii
time to die. Chicago Examiner.
The Editor's Paradise.
Frederick C. Beyer, a well-knowt
Cleveland editor, told at a recent
press banquet' a newspaper stsry-
"A Medina editor died," he said
'and was o: course diiected to as
cend to the abode of the just. But
during the ascent the editor s jour
nalistic curiosity asserted itself, and
he said:
"Is it permitted for one to h-ve
look at the" er the other place.
"Certainly," was the gracious re
nlv. and accordingly a descent to
the other place was made. Here tht
editor found much to interest him. H
scurried about, and was soon lost tc
View.
, "His angelic escort got wornec
ait last and began a systematic searcl
for his charge. He found him at lasr.
seated before a furnace, fanning him
self and gazing at the people in tht
fire. On the door of the furnace wat
a plate saying, "Delinquent Subscrib
era.'
" ' Come said the angel to the
editor, " we must be going.'
" 'You go on," the editor answered
without lifting his eyes. 'I'm no'
corciine. This ii heaven enough fo
me.' ". Louisville Times.
THERE'S NO RISK.
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A physician who made a special
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dyspepsia after yeais cf study pe
fected the formula from which Rexal
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Our experience with Rexall Dys
pepsia Tablets leads us to believe thf
io be the greatest remedy known fo
the relief of acute .indigestion anc
chronic dyspepsia. Their ingredient;.
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flamed membranes of the stomach
They are rich in pepsin, one of tht
greatest digestive aids known to medi
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and regularity for a short time brings
about a cessation of the pains axus
ed by stomach disorders.
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets will in
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and promote nutrition. As evidence
of our sincere faith in Rexall Dys
pepsia Tablets, we ask you to try
(them at our risk. If they do not
give you entire satisfaction, we will
return you the money you paid us
for them, without question or formal
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25 cents, 50 cents and $1.00. Remem
ber you can obtain them only at our
btore, The Rexall Store, R. E. L
Cook.
Us: Allen's Foot Ease.
The antiseptic powder to be shak
an into the shoes. If you have tired,
aching feet, try Allen's Foot-Ease
It rests the feet and makes new or
tight shoes easy. Cures aching, swol-
Ine. hot, sweating feet, Relieves
oorns and bunions of all pain anc
gives rest and comfort. Always use
It to Break in new shoes. Try it to
day. Sold everywhere, 25 cents. Don't
acopt any substitute. For free trial
package, address Allen S. Olmsted,
lis Roy, N. Y.
Duality That Explaina the, Oppoel-
tion ta the Ro-elaction of Present
ayor.
The Southerner has no dealre to
the
misrenreserw Mavor Jmua hn nn
contrary to him jusBce. we
have at all times aiven him credit
for good intentions; but his promise
fits so far short of performance that
we have to record our opposition to
him, and insist that he is not the
man that Tarboro or any other town
should have for Mayor, its executive
officer.
The following incident should make
our meaning clear and give his sup
ijn.-ns serious tnougnt. wnat we
state is not hearsay, or street
xe-
port, but is from first hands
In ha capacity as Superintendent
of HeaJth, Dr. S. P. Bass inspeotec.
the market house and reported con
ditions to the mayor and to tlfe
Southerner, which promptly publish
ed them.
When Mayor Jones was informed
of th conditions he informed the
health officer that the stenches anc
o ner unsanitary conditions of the
market house had caused him to
rent an armory elsewhere for tht
Sdgeeombe Guards, of which he
was captain.
Clothed with most ample authorit
by tha common law, the statute law
the ordinances of his town, whs
comment could be more to the poin
to illustrate his inefficiency aa th
executive officer of the town than
the reproduction of his admission.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
(From our Special Correspondent.
Washington. D. C. April 23, 1910.
The past week has furnished noth
mg startling from a legislative o.
an executive point of view at tht
ap til of the t'ni ed States. Bu.
hei3 is not the slightest abatemen.
jc interest in the ponicai stua
tK int res; in the political &itu&
A-herever men of information and
prom nence m political affairs com.
lOgether. The election of Havens
Oemocart in New York, to Bacceev
r'ei'iins R pub lie an deceased and th-
lection reversing a 10.000 RepubL
can majority bv a o.OOO Democrat
oiajority, practically changing la.OOt
ves is regarded as extremely sign.
fficant of general dissatisfaction wit.
one naational parities! situation am
pogrumme. As far as can he discern
ed, Ihe dissatisfac ion is mainly wii
en.1 tariff bill of the special sessi
nd the Preisdent's persistent ag
provaj. of it., It seems to be in vai.
that Senator Aldrich and Repress.
-ative Rayne and the President poin
o the fact that the revenues o
tae governmen are increasing an .
ha: the:e is fair prosperity unde.
the present tarJf. The election i
now York coming so quickly upon tht
aeels of Foss's victory in Maaaacn..
izt'-a is regarded as indicative o
a nation-wide movement which son.
-y enly Rooseve:t can stem. Om-.
-Ufc, "Will Roosevelt abie to sxtt.
. . Will he not rather join L." Tin.
lione can tell. It is certain that U.
xunt j i following tha triu npa i.
p.ojession of Roosevelt in
.nore closely than the stand pat a.
--ode of the President in Wist.
iagton.
During the week the episode
die visit of the editor of the Ne.
fork American, WLliam Rand alp.
.tearst, to Washington, n!s lot
-nterviaw with the President and b
suhse.-juent eulogy of Taft give.
JOt to the prs, has been muu
--am men ted on. He was received .
thj Cap-tol by members and Sea.
tors w.ta it appears almost as muct
ajhtusiasm as was Eryan a few da.
oeTore. There are those who sa,
-hat Mr. Hearst is playing for th
presidential nomination in 1912.
Much interest and significance i.
attached to the announcement by Set.
ors Aldrich and Hale that thei.
i.-natorial terms will by their ow.
oUtlon end on the 4th of March
text. These Senators ai-2 the hesc
ti tbe liutle coterie in the Senat
hat has very completely ruled il
hat highest legislative body for ;
.-ag term of years. Mr. Hale, I h.
iive, is seventyfour years old am.
ir. Aldrich sixty-eight. They .belong
ather to a past political era thaL
i t of th 3 present. They are both
.0 a degree provincial "down-East
statesmen and are not in accor
.ith the broader, more modern an&
aiore progressive sentiment of th.
Uibn. The oncoming younger clast
j. s-atesmen as presented b.
Jammiiis, Iieveridge", LaFollette anv
Jolliver more nearly represent th-.
el.ng ofv the nation with rater
iace to domestic and fore'gn policieb
There continues to be considers bit
. iterest in the question of aa inter
lational exposition to celebrate, th
jmplotion of the lnteroceanic cana.
at Pananut, New Orleans, San Diea
3 in Francisco Loa Angeles and WaL
agon ari all reaching out for tht
xposition. Considerable rivalry U
t. ready apparent and these flvt
i ties are looking toward Congress fo.
noney. Congress has had much ex
.oerience wi h expositions at Phila
lelphla, Chicago, St. Louis Buffa
o,, New Orleans and Seattle. Al:
.hese were in a sense provincial ex
.Kltions. It is time and meet
tbatl
ve should have a distinctively fief-
Lonal exposition. The city of Washing
ton has reached that degree of ex
pans ion and prominence that even
jf it were not the capital of the coun
try, it would be entitled to celebrate
tn event so emphatically national. It
is time that the European and Asiat
-c world, and I may say the Ameri
can world also, should learn that
there is a capital of the United
States. The government at the capi
-al should celebrate the most stupend
ous accomplishment in the completion
of the greatest work ever undertaken
ay man. There Is but one logical
place for such a celebration. It can
oe held at Washington at one-ball
-he expense, not only to the nation
but to the hundreds of thousands that
will visit It as compared with the
other cities mentioned. The foreign
countries that will send exhibita of
art and manufactures to the Exposi
Favor Cotillion.
One of the iwolleat and moat ea-
Tbe
g,ven ,pa
clous Ekfeeooanbe Club
one Tuesday r
a : favor
oottllaoa by tke
Jlab.
CotUltoo.
Oh.
The hail was handsomely and tie-
fully decorated. Messrs. OitmfcaU am
Sam Clark led.
Among those attending were:
Miss Susie ZolHcoffer. of Waidon
Spencer Hart.
Miss Reto Dumay
Of Washing
ton; Dow Pender.
Miss McCullen. Greensboro
wni
Royater.
Miss Catena Newell. Rooky Mo sot
Richard Dunn.
Miss &le Peele. W1UU run;
Harry Biggs. WllUamatoa.
Miss Margaret Wilson. Cape 1 Char
lea, Va.; Sam Clark.
Miss Maude Manger. New Bern.
B'.scoe Howell.
Miss Lee Moye Brown. OreegvMle;
Ernest Leggett. Scotland Nck
M S3 Henke. of Norfolk, Va.; Ma
brey Hart.
Miss Sue Baker. Prank Poweg
Miss Isabel Ciark. P. B. Walker.
Miss Hannah Gilliam. H. Grtmbll
Miss Mary Keehln. J. B. Simmons
Miss Mary Powell. Geo. Fountain.
Mia Laura Powell. Henry Cltrk-
Miss Pauline Powell. L. J. Boagoa.
Miss Mary Davis. J. P. Mal.
Miss Bessie Gasktll. Thad Huaaay.
Miss Margaret Davis. Abe Aroheiin
Miss Mary Bourne. J. T. Johnswn.
mIm Mute Penntnaton. liowarc
liuBsey.
Miss Bessie Hellen. Lee Hargrove.
Mr. and Mm. W. D. Leggett.
Mr. and Mrs Stamps Howard.
Mr. anl Mrs. George Pennington
Mr. and Mrs. Jo3 Pennington.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Aim on Hart
Mr and Mrs. T. W. Thrash.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Williams. Nor
oik.
Mrs W. T. Clark, of Wllsoo; Rot
Rawls.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith.
Mabrey Bats. Arthur De Berry ; Ar
chie Clark. Mr. KUchln. Mr. Duot
and Mr Gray, of Scotland Neok. d:
ported themselves aa stags.
The chap-irones were Mrs. J. M
Saker, Mis. J. R. Penders Mrs. J
W. Ash' urn Mrs. W. S. Hark. Mrs
C. M. Parks, Mrs. Geo. Howara. .Mrs
W. A. Hart
The mulsc. which was most de
Ightful was furnished by H. F
daxim's band of Norfolk
At the punch bowl. Miss Hattu
Daylor and Mi-s Aldine Roienttoon
presided.
HANDICAPPED.
Th s is the Cass W.th h'.any
Tarfcorr
People.
Too many Tarboro citizens
handicapped with a bad hack.
ar
Th
anc easing pain causes coratant mi
ry. malting work a bund a and atooj
ing or llf lag. an impoaalhUky. Th
jack aches at sight, preventing re
freshing rest and in the mornini
a stiff and tame. Plasters and lis!
menta may give relief bat cannot
reach the cause. To eliminate th
pa' is and actus you most core th
cidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills core slcl
tldneys and cure them permanent!
"in you doj'ot Tarboro evileoce.
J. Frank PowaH.. West Tarboro
N. c. says: "List scrlag 1 had ar
ttack of La Gripe and after that
tattered from backache aad pains a
arose my Io ns. If I stooped or lifted
3harp pains darted through my bod?
rinsing me great m aery. Doan's KU
ney Pills were finally recommneded
to me and I procured a box at Cook
Drug St ire. I can say that they gav
me more r lief than any other rerr
edy I had e.er tried. The conteati
of one box removed all symptoxs o'
ny trou' le and I have not had a re
turn a t-.ck. Doan's Kidney Pllla hiv
:ertainly done me a great deal of
?o d and I mph ased to recommsot
them."
For sale by all Sealers. Price V
:enta. Poster-Mllburn Co, Buffalo
ntt York, sole agents for the UaX
M States.
Remember the name- -Doau
ake no other.
CARDS OF CANDIDATES.
Candidate for Mayor.
I hereby announce myself as e ar
amate for tne office of Mayor of
Tarboro. subject to the Democratic
Primaries.
PAUL JONES.
Chief of Police.
Subject to the approval of tb
Demorat'c primcry. 1 am a tfkndl
late for Chi T of Peace of Tarboro
I have end a cred to do my duty
ma wl.l continue to strive tc
do.
F. P. PULLET.
In order to make the beat crops
you must have 'he beat Seed. We
sell them LandrethV W. H. Mac
Dru Co. SU4
The Demon of the Air
la the germ of LaOrlpa.
breathed In brings suffering to
sands. Its after effects are
that
thou
weak
appetite,
disorder
ness, nervousness, lack of
energy and ambition, with
ad liver and kidneys. The greatest
need then Is Electric Bitters, the
splendid tonic, blood purifier and
regulator of Stomach. Liver and
Kidneya. Thousands have proved that
they wonderfully strengthen the
nerves, build up tke system and re
s ore health and good spirit after
an attack of Grip. If goffering try
tham. Only 50c. Perfect aatlefactlon
guaranteed by W. H. Macnalr.
tion can do it more effectively and
economically by landing tham at
Washington than by sending them a
cross the continent to San Francis
co or Los Angeles, or by the Gulf
to New Orleans.
Daley.
hHli look over oa the South
And sow h ward
with the a
hood.
Game I
there
On the turf anl
Hut tk
Was the Daisy flower that day
Her bsao y smootnad earth s farrow
cd
She gave me tokaae three
A kk. a word of her
And a wUd tospherry
A berry red. a
A
And yet they
heart
Fly down to her little
taLj'ag
Aad eaadad aa the
She to -k U hrrrl-s w J h r
Aad the Wee wish Ipsa
Ifei f t
ThsOr acent aurvlvaa their
Bag the rose's aoaat la
To him Last loved Che
She locked a little wtotfu j.
Th.m w:..: b.T
rhe sea s eye had a aaat oa tt.
And tbe leaves feH Croaa the day
She wei her aa
She wea ard left la m :
The paats of all the ptrUaga
yet o aa.
She left mm marveling way try
Was aad th aba was gmd
At a I the aadoeaa In the
The awaataesa la the
Still. aUll I
Look ap wtth
And tike th berries with her
And the love with her lovely eye
PUNSTER THE "ULO MASTERS
You can do it easily
S1IEFF PLATER PIANO
Hot satisfactory to do this
sitbouta "muaical rd a cat KM.
How pleasing to own aa loatm
meat thai any intelligent membrt
of tbe family ran play.
No matter how "classical" or
'aimcuit" the amasc. t
easily master it, cqualibg lb
brat performers.
For full particular, write
CH AS. M. STIEFF
114 G ran by St., Norfolk, Vg
Mention this papa.
SUMMONS BV PUBLICATION.
No- a GLroUaa. Edsoosate Coaat
la tk Saperter Coart.
Defore tbe Clack.
of J. W. Day and J R Hedge, part
-ists aader tbe firm aaase af Day a
riaJe vs. Chesapeake a Ohio Rai.
way Co. and Atktnttc Coast
Railroad Co.
TO THB CHBBATBAKJI OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY
Take notice that the shove satirise
Ac .oa us btM-n las tutted L
th asm of liM.t for breach a
von'ra.-t aa come: on carrlrr far tb
safe tranaporatfea and deflvary of
a earlMj of borae aad a carload
of male from MsyevUle
u Tarboro N. C ta that
4 said stock was negligently taat
ind o ha-s aegtlgeixiy tajsrsd aa
to recover H7C.ee excaa aad over
-harg of freight, aad fsd d aa
iSd ib pxrot of s'ook aad that ye
re required to appear aad ana -re
or demur, to the compiatat filed U.
ld artoa at the neit fvn of
ths Superior Cowt for
tmoty. North Carolina, to
at Tartoro on Bj gtg day of Juaa
1910. -
And yoa will tab no Ire that
warrant at attachment hai
Pgai la the sbor atKld
the amou.it claimed as
eat forth, aad tbs said
attachment to ret ar sable before She
Superior Chart for tk COaagj
Kdrecombe. g Tarboro. N. C. aa tk
h day of Jane. li
A. T. WALBTON.
Clerk gapsrloc Ooart
NOTICE.
North Carolina
la tbs Sapralor Coart.
L R. Hughe vs. Margaret Haghss
Tke defendant above mig wtU
That aa action
has
Court of
aobst dlvoroe by the plalaUff sgalaat
tb gefaadaat apaa tbe
aduKery as sat oat In t
duly filed la the clerk's office
to accordance with section lSgl sos-
sectloa S Retoal:
said abfeodaat wUl farther
notice that she to
Ciurt of said County to he beat oa
te lSth Maaday after the first Moa-
day in March, ltll. R betag joa
1 1110. at tbs coart beaae la Tar
demur ta tk iinsaagali ta tb
aad ac'loo or the ptalacttf will ap
ply to tbe court for tbe reJtof g
mdd la th complaint.
rWBBBBrtng s - HK k a . of etM f-
aeaaaa to as nr. i-i ,
soft rapttaa. certificate OP MBBOUITYON
BfaeayjassfjasafaBffapaeaejaB Whereas. It appear to ay satis-
Piaae Wim Tke Sweat Teat" raotgoa. by aaly ataeatWt.i rae-
ord of tbe 1 1 in nils ftr the vaf
watary gtesnltksa tkeraaf by tbs
L. C. Stocks, I'sr, I casdkaaa aiursaafi pre aaw aa fawl
Tb' S3 day of April. ii
A T. WAUTON.
C. B.C.
I APPLICATION rOm PA BOOM 01
MUNCH OUNTgR.
All
lac of auU4
tarmmr n
T the Urd day of
Van Madia
a I TrtOJh w4 9& .
Jab c Oaacy by
Tow Lot. St J
for lPgf. Bf M.
H TO
Fred dip, t
Baal aad Beaver
tlt.lS
Oaata. .. Teal tn Tl
O. BaraaaL Agt wBa: 1
la.
ttttw
8C Aa Straat; T
Oaata tl so. Total 17 u
Nebtoa Brows. 1 Tows Let. UeyJ
field aad I Vacs at Lag la Lteyc
r out Teas, taj. Oaata tt-em, Tatai
fTJa.
Joraaa H. Daacy. 1 Tows Lag la
uydBadd; Taxes flat. Co BUB)
Total li ;o.
Taw a Lot. g
BLtd. Oaata, lit.
r, 1
cv Field
1 1 aw,
tMa,
Total
R J.
Ssltobayy. 1 Tow Lat
Nell. 1
Ta tTJt
O D.
UJS.
flJt. Total U
It,
J. C.
Lot Cor list sad St David Bt
a lit at. Casts llg Tatai tltSt.
JNO
w I
Apci. me
VALUABLE LANOPOB ALE
- I ate 'Lmm TmZkWUm at ! Taat -They
Caral oa. sJ! at paaiw sawaaw ewi
I aad others, aad a the same tract af I
laakTlaa s by istat sates ta tke aatdl
Tfca arak-!? k!" !
Hiig tafltH la gay atftea. tbatl
of Nrtb CarolUm W. B. FlBbjl b '
lag the agwat tberata aad hi cbarge
aervadl baa u piked wtsh the ra
gqliisaaafs of Chapter 11. Rkaal
af IPs, aafbsad -X9rparaucaa.- pra
Bmksary to the krnatag af thai Cee
Now. Tbarafore. I J. Bryaa Oibast
Nor b Oarrlsaa. do baraby earttfy
aba St day af AaeU. lle. fBa hi
af said tusgasattaa. eseraCed by all
tbe son tbeHirs tbaraaf. wbsrb as 4
IiTtmi iimj Wbaieaf. I have bate I
as sa as haad aad araUed ar at I
nnai seal at Ralsegh. this K day
of AprlL A. D- M.
f Tarboro. I wdH aa Mia gay. May
lth. ltie. hsejtaasag at 11 M. is
rreat af tke t oart Haaaa aba. aB
levy aale aad ear . for year IPPP:
I Taw Lata. Deaaa. Varaat. Tas
rxviziz:. ztrJ IP
caaa 1 1 PI. Taial
Jordan M Daacy. Aga. Jordaa M.
Ltoac Jr . l Tama Las, llayatlsaa
aaaat; Taasa .ta. Case tip. Tags.
tun.
Awtbar B Hwdeoa I Tama Lag
Trade gre-. Taasa tTJJa, rtoatatl Bk
TJtal t.4S.
JgBL V. Ii hi I a. II Lat.
Oot 11.5. Toaal II g)
Ca. J. ToaT!4M
Rdsaoad Jay a. 1 Twer Lag,
Uoydfletd. Taasa tl 71. Oaata. tl
U. Tocal tg ta.
Rtrbard " l i iib.muu
Trad. hVraat; ft J. Owse jg. Te Ovamono CA tAAafi
Tcaai IT 7t J . A . JT
II M. Total U.4. PCfTCL -r T9
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Proprietors of The People . Iomi.
lar Price Furniture More.
PHONE 31
FURIOSI
BrslBBJlBk Friday, April lat, IOIO.
ami lusting; lO dnj8 only, ne will
hold our. flrsi Seiel-anuuai
PouiteFurnibliiii&tN. It U ou
to holil tu o
in ine sprins;. nnd one in Ihe fall. -erjlliins;
iu our Nttire al greallv rc
duced prieea, and we cur save 3011
Irom S5 to 50 per rent 011 ea h ;n-
mr w m -
ticie. coining olda evervthin
TO DA l i; AMU
Man ti 118 Ktig, Uaoleumse a il
Floor Covering
of all
11s
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satBal
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thsars
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and be
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