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VOL. 88. NO. 20
M'sPills
stimulate the TORPID LIVER,
strengthen the digestive organs,
regulate the bowels, and are ap
equaled as an
AT!-BILIOLS MEDICINE,
In malarial districts their virtues
, are widely recognized, as they pos
sess peculiar properties in freeing
the system from that poison. Ele
gantly sugar coated.
Take No Substitute.
Notice to Creditors.
ring qualified as executrix of J
II, late of this, Edgeetfrnbe
v. no ice is hereby given to
rsans holding claims against
state of my testator to present
auij pio.en on or tefore March
or this notice will be plead
u recovery. AIL p-rsons in-
fco :ue es a-e mast make in.
it pavm.'at.
rch, 16, 1910.
EMILY L. HOWELL,
Ex-cntrfx J. M, Howel
O. HOWARD, Atty.
Notice to Creditors.
Having qualified as administratrix
o. the estate of Daniel Wimberly, lat
of K.itjecoiiibe county, notic? h
h : ..y given to all persons hok'.iu,
claims against my intestate to pre
s : them duly proven on or befort
h 17, 1911, or this notice will
b p.ead in bar of recover-.
Ail persons indebted to the es
ta'e .aus. make immediate payment
HARRIET WIMBERLY,
Admr. Daniel A'in.uerly
W. O. lioward, Atty.
Notice t3 Creditors.
Having qualified as exeutor or
the lc.s: w'll and testament of W.
S. Crisp, lat',- of Edgecombe county,
i is hereby given to all persons
ing claims against my testr.
' j: to present them duly proven on
or ' fore March 10, 1911, or this
notice will be plead in bar of recov
cry.
persons
Med to the
es
tate must make immediate payment.
A. M. WOOTEN,
Executor.
Fountain, N. C.
No'ice to Creditors
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of James R. Satter
thwai e, la e of Edgecombe county,
q ti e is h--rjy given to all persons
no ii::g cLinis against my intestate
tj pr sent them duly proven on or
before March 24, 1911, or this no-ice
will be ; lead in bar of recovery.
.All persons indebted to the es
tat ii a t make immediate payment.
This March 21, 1910.
E. L. ROBERSOX,
Admr.
W. 0. HOWARD, Atty.
ESTRAY.
No ice is hereby given that Blos
som ;.a.vrence has taken up one red
yearling steer, short horn, on Oak
Spring Farm, No. I Township, Edge
conue Lounty. Owner may reclaim
same by paying cost of keep and
all txpmses of advertising.
H. S. BUNN, .
Register of Deeds.
March 19, 1910.
MEMBERS OF THE PEOPLE'S MU
TUAL BENEFIT ASSCOIATION.
Will take notice that 1 can be found
at my office. This is the cheapest in
suranee in the country and absolute
ly reliable.
P. H. PENDER,
Secretary and Treasurer
APPLICATION FOR PARDON OF
MUNCH GUfiTER.
V p'icaMon will be made to the
G . rnor of North Carolina for the
term of the Recorders' Court
isrenibe County, held on the
6th day of December, 1909. of the
crime of retailing and sentenced tp
"he roads of Edgecombe County for a
t rm of Twelve (12) months.
All pereots who oppose the grant
ing ot said pardon are invited to
f -r ward their nro ests to the Gov
ernor without delay.
Th Mke 23rd day of April, 1910.
DON NELL GILLIAM, Atty
" 'WANT. COUNTRY CORN AND
field peas. Highest cash prices paid
for this. R. B. Peters Grocery
Comnanv W
NOTICE.
jr.h "Carolina, Edgecombe
la the Supreior Court.
County,
L. R. Hughes vs. Margaret Hughes
1 h defendant above named will
notice:
The. an nation e.ntitled as above
.
1 2 5 f u unnprinr
u,en - ""r I '
irt or nwgecomDe i.uuu wi
dtvor-ce by the ptsukyn sbb
finrenttant upon xne gruu -
sry as set out in ine cumywm'
fiipri in -the. r.lerk's office and
rdance with section 1561
n 2 Reisal:
sub-
(I defendant will further take
that she is required to appear
, xr term of Uie tupnui
f said County to be held, on
4
Monday after the first Mon-
larch. 1911, it being June
at the court house in Tar-
N'orth Carolina, and answer
to the complaint in the
m or the plaintiff will ap-
the court for the relief de
i in the complaint.
22. day of April, 1910.
A. T. W ALSTON,
C. S.C.
THE SOUTHERNER'S SATURDAY SERMON
(By Rev. Bertram E. Brown.)
"Th.. v. n. . . .
-uon iajce the name of t'
Lard thy in valn f
will not hold him guiltless who takeL
xiio name in vain." '
we have no right to say that any
- w vraa s commands are less im-1
portant than another. A groat
HUM
people think that just so thev keen
o 1Jva gainst; stealing or murder r
adultery, it will not matter much in
v" "ism it they break little laws I
like this one. But God sees no ddslinc
i "V r-l ' --. . - S
-n m His laws, being euuallv
tive So commanding us not to take
His ncme in vain as not to steal or I
murder or slander our neighbor. .Men I
aae different views of sin according I
o now much it uuy hurt them, Your I
ueigroor blames you more for being t
t&eif than for being a profane sweare I
because your stealing is more injur-1
iaus to htm. But God naturally does I
not look at it thait way. You are just
as wicked a sinner in His sight fori
breaking one of His laws as another,!
just as inexcusable for habitually blat I
pheming His name as for lying or I
stealing or murdering. I
When a man aays "I am not so bad I
1 curss once and awhile, but I don't I
rob anybody." His excuse mav seem I
good to men, but it does not hold I
with God. You must try to obev Hia.
in every wayto stand justified in Hia I
sight.
Let us consider some of the
of taking God s n ne in vain:
i. i-iuiane Swea;ing. Some use
oaths in conversation as a mere mr-t-
ter of habit, some break out into cura
es because they are angry. But in eitl
er case it is a wicked, indece t, and
foolish thing. It is wicked because it is
:go.met uod s law; it Is 'ndecent for
it is offensive to all good ladies and
respectable men; it is foolish bscaiicc
it is a sin which the sinner gets neitb
er proft nor pleasure far committing.
A theif hopes to enjoy the thing he
steals, but the profane man sins his
sin and ;'oes not get a thing ou' of it,
The Devil catches him with an empty
hook.
2. Breaking one's solemn vows,
taken in the name of God
Th:s law is broken when man f fails
to keep a promise he made in God's
name. The juryman swears to render
his verdvet fearlessly, honestly, impir I
tially, according to the law and evi
dence, he does so with the words "sc
help me God."' When after that he
lets the guilty man go or convicts the
innoeent he has taken God's holy nan
m vain, and stands convicted nun
self, a perjured sinner and blasphem
er, before God's High Court of JusUc
The officer of the law sw- ars to do
his duty "so help me God." When af
ter that he fails in his duty from fear
or favor, Las taken God's holy name
in vain, and must answer for his blas
phemy tothe Just Judge at the last."
The man and woman who marry
swear in God's name to loveand to
cherish each other till death part
them. The neglectful husband who
makes misery in the life of her whom
he has sworn tolove and cherish. The!
quaiTeiSome, complaining wife
who I
makes her husband's home a wretche I
olac both have taken God's name In I
vain and stand guilty before God's I
judgment bar.
3. Praying prayers to God which I
one does not mean.
Th hvnocrite who for show prays I
to God for things he does not want or
beleives that he will get, take3 God's
name in vain quite as wickedly as tht
profane does-
t- mu-p; nn difference how you
tiVps His name in vain whether in
profanity, perjury, or in empty pray-
-if you take it vainly in any way,
you have broken His law.and He will
not hold you guiltless.
God does not object to you us.-nr;
His name, He wants you to use nu
a. nwM'llAil V"V" 1
use it rightly. He M giao or you w
call His name in other men's presenc
if vou call it in blessing instead of in
ursing. The sweeteet words in God's
eers that rcii irom uuiua.ii 1 1 r"
bless you" uttered in love by a man
o his brother. If you use God a name
in speaking to men about God's great
mercy and love for them, it is a wei
to the Rood tJod who
wants all men to know Him.
An oath taken in God's name is
good, if like a brave and honest man
j&Ll-t
rn k-eeD vour oatn to tne m hp"
of it.
And the "O God, be merciful to
t o trim, and faithful Draver. is
n of His name at which, as the
dear Savior tells, the very angels in
Heaven sing songs of joy.
Replenishing With Shad.
H. B. DeSheilds, of the U. S. Bur.a
of Fisheries, Friday evening, brought
- . 4.. ,nt oha
I Yi f -atit i- p .s . 1 1 jm
1 r V e
rram narcnerv a.t miuw.
e 500iooo ehad. .
. th st shipmen.t from
the hatcherw this season, and made
at the Instance of Congressman Kltch
en responding to the request of
Frank Dawson.
Thess Uttle fish were liberated 4n-
1 riy)ga. &t foot of Trade street.
n7... rji ttm.er in tne river uiv;
,v aa-
should re!turn here in three years.
,. government has a rock hatcner
weldon. Mr. Dawson -should now
Mr Kdtchen to help restock tht
stream with rock
Death Claim Paid.
The late David Cummings was in
j : th Woodmen of the World
c -1 aaa Hi. on and benlf iciary
lJY f 1,VVV. aa.w
has just received a check for this a
nount.
BIRTHDAY DANCE.
And the Moat Enjoyed Terpaeichorea
Function of The Season.
George Howard was 44 year old 01
May 13th. but this comblnatloi
was not unlucky for the friends who
I attended a dance given by our elderly
rrlenl and his charming wife to oele
irate the occasion.
Fr down right enjoyment, bv on
I aaiu ' no aance of the season was
I83 m""b enjoyed or furnished ao mac
lu:, c2pt the Taxboro Orchestra
wao declare that In all then- playing
Dosi-I1114' never found people wuo wanted
t: danoe so stead ilv and obk. i d e.
eT? me number on the proK.-.tmmt
cam to an end. But all had a goou
Ume and debonair squire and sistei.o
aane chased "glowing hurs with fly
a1 tail the 'wee mi hour a
YOnt twal." And then voted their
nost hostess as gracious the lnd af
Iords and the evening the moat en
JFd in many a day.
S niaay of the ladies taking MM
,ave en so much better engaged
matrons for so long that the youngar
Sneration have forgoten V they ever
kjow the name that eai'Vlllshcd ever
card when they were girls, we preaen
Delw besides the Mr. and Mrs., aJao
tn "maiden name which has been for-
'-'-ed for wife.
a Kudy set it was that they
"d 10 be chaperoned and never hat
heedless fe.na! -s more appropriate du
iuaa than, :iis4cs Mary Davis, ilarv
Powell, .Marie MoCulien. of Greena-
)oro, Susie Zollicoffer, r.f Woldoo
i ssie oask-Jl, Sue Baker, Hannal.
Gi'liam, an J Iaabell Cl.-m, with Harr
Grin jal as Presiding officer.
ir. and Mrs. George Haward no.
LuzAje Rawl
M . aau Mrs. Johu Pender nee Ldly
3ro a a
-Mr. and Mrs. Frank PaaaWr nee Ei
za Garret'
Mr. a: J .drs. James P-oder nee Sal
iie Pippen
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Penaicgioa
net
(jrract Palamountain
'r. ana irs. Asniev t urus ne.
a t . . .
-dary Nash
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. i'etera nee Sal
ine Brown.
Mr. and" Mrs. John Weddell nee Lo.
sie MacNair.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Johnson nee Co-
ra Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. L. Cook t
Emma Simmons.
Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Harreil
n-i
Isabell Fairlv.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Norflect
n'
Mabel Curtis.
Mr. and Mrs J. J. Phillips
nee
Marion Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Holdernee
n; . Hat tie Howard
Mr. -and Mrs. A. Williamson net-
Annie Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Brown neeCyn-
thia Kirk pa trie.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Cia k nee Ruth
Hardesty.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Simmons nee
Ada Hoffman.
Mr. and Mrs. W S. Clark nee Los
sie Grist.
Mr. and Mrs. Aim on Hart nee Julia
Jordan
Mr. and Mrs. Will Fenner nee Ann
Baker.
Mr- and Mrs. Joe Pennington nee
Jacqueline Woolard.
Mr. ana Mrs. treo. rennmgion nee
'earl Morson
Mr. and Mrs. Stamps Howard nee
Mary Ferebee.
Mr. . nd Mrs. Durward Luggett ne
Katie lioward.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Roberson nee
Janie Fairly.
Mt. end Mrs. W. J. Thigpen nee
Virginia Grey.
Mr. Wyatt Brown, of GneenvHle.
with Mrs. Jennie Williams nee Jennie
Bourne
Dr. Don WUliama with Mrs. Mariet
ta Howard nee Marietta Baker.
Mr. Robt. Rawls with Mrs. Will
CUrk, of Wilson, nee Mary Howard.
.Irs. R. L Farrar nee Belle Hamll
ton.
Mrs. Van Kirk nee Louise Van KirV
Concerning Self Culture.
It was the head of the English de
partment In a woman s college who
said: "When all k said, it la quite
true the women I have known who
I hn a.n n n r. r m r 1 'i Kaj4 mruit Q nfi Kaasa vh
o...
di e b "iI-4fUlM.ttlcu , oru Uiauf ao
should say of a man." The saying is
quoted as solace, not as a rule. Who
ever goes out to do the worlds work
wichout education and preparation un
doubtedly goes with a handicap, espe
cially in these days when there to so
much specialization and skilled prepa
ration.
Yet no one who ia cut off from the
I usual facilities for education need de-
I SDair. Education.
-
is the power of reading, and never be
1 . . , , kv- .n
h .ccea8lble. For the prlct
A of waikinK stores you eon
I buy oae Qf the great English poe'
I compiete and well edited, snd a very
falr education is contained in any of
I these volumes. So theie is no need to
de8palr m to plead poverty, aays HUr
I p3r.8 gaur.
1 tno nt 1M, in these davs ctothe our
w m
bodies too well to match our mlnfs.
and son Qf compromise ought
to D3 reached. Every self-supporting
I woman should once syesx balance bet
accounts, and set down In black and
white, oppocsite one another, the s-
mounts spent upon the body and the
- 1 am0unta spent upon the mind. Educst
I never finished, and a bit
I attention will keep the mind
IV
- 1 v for new impresalons. sgito and
capable of further exerclae.
TARBORO, N. C. THURSDAY. MAY I9V 1910.
REALTY DEAL
Which Means Another Hand wis
Do u o S to r
W L 4 J E Simmons have pur
baaed the vacant lot on
tract where the old Chamberlain ho
tei one stood and the vacant lot
a Was OraarUlo street whore i. L
ipragtns has a stable
The Main street front ta 64
GranWUe. 80. The price to bo
la aotnething over W.ooo
On Main street the Messrs 8hn
nons wtiU erect a doable two
tore with a depth of 100 feet wfckh
will add murb to the appearance of
the street. They are lle .
lvo cittens The Sou'. r
only notes with pleasure their
PerKy, but also rjoicee In U
Trying a New Food Plant
Dr J. M. Baker boo ordMod
Burbank. the Calif omU fruit
flower wlsard. a neaaeer of
tiej of the thornleea cartas
hirh
ho to plan -Jag on hU farm on high
dry sand hlUs and is giving to tone
or ne friends in Uie county to do
likewise
The cartas ss a food is most
trltious. hut until Mr Berbsok so
rid of its spines it could not he so
oaed eorcept by the hard Wet of anl
mala of the plains and tbea not stuck
with aafvty With lu thorns off It
is a wboiesome. nutritious, delectable
food for man snd beast.
The experiment will sow be made
to ascertain If this specie will
row and thrive In this section where
the precipitation !s so much groat rr
than where It is Indigenous
A Few Shad.
About t. rec yea . 3 hence the fth
rme in this river for shad should
be singing the praties of Prank
)awsm a .d Ctaou Ki . .la
Mr Dawson la fond of shad ftoh
ing and t.ii . : r ii d o kn
and netx- so fe t . a. h oncl ji
J that the supply was running abort.
so wrote our CjjgTvs . .an askiag b a
if he could not induce the Depart
neat to put young shad la the
river
Mr Kltchln succeeded and this
evening two m.iiVon youog shad a ill
imre here to be turned tuto the
river
A Sanitary Move.
Sa-.itary Offflcer. Berry Lewie has
jwi nalticg up ail the o.J sink
mJ ba k houses in the b-jsiuea dU
trxt oi the loan. Every oae oa cat
side of M in street, wlthia ISO
feet bos been closed except on'
and the oner of that naked a
few da; Ume when be wou.d hsve
water and sewerage Installed.
The ordinance requiring this was
passed at- the instance of Mayo.
Jones It eneforcement Is s rat If lag.
Not Much Hsll Osmsge.
Toe haH Thursday aftriMOOo fell
from ail accounts as much snd the
stosoa as large right here In toa:
as els -wber and did no -nous dam
age. The storm seems to h-.ve pro
ceeded from the west of b?re. saJ
ooo was dissipated.
a bad the effect of making sever
al at onoe take out hail Insurance for
subsequent protettion. and also to
hasten the insertion of the advertise
nt of the Edgecombe Mall lnsuraar
Co . which company onlv insurer
crops against destruction or dai
age from bail In this county of I
namesake.
SHAKE INTO VOUR SHOES
Al'en'n Foot Esse, the aaLseptlc p
er. It cores painful, smarting.
vous foot, and Instsntly takes
sting out of corns snd bun loss,
the greatest comfort discovery
Uie ago. Alton's Foot TSnae mi
tight or new shoes feel rssy. It
certain care for sweating, callous.
tired, aching feet. Always use It
to Break ta New shoes. Try It to
day. Sold everywhere. By mall
25 cents In stamps- Don't accept
any substitutes. For FRBB trial
package, address Allen 8. 0 1ms tad. Ll
Roy, N. T.
Graded School Closing.
The closing exorcises of the Grad
ed and High Schools of this to
ship will take place Fiiday 17 th
Superlntendsar Klttre'J has
fortunate to secure J. Bryan Orl
ss speaker on that occasion.
if yoar sppesi'e to poor.
whole body must be
nourished, eaahnaaa snd
result There's nothing Uke Holls
tor's Rocky Mountain Tea to create
a bealthyo pppetlte. Te a or Tablets.
!5c. Edgecombe Drug Oo
Will Be Ovsr
Tbe subscriptions to stock to
orates of tbe kVlgecombe Hosst
toad and Loan Aaaootot
beer SOP abaros with IS
tain to be subscribed.
This is not n bsd showing when
it is remembered thnt both assorts
tlona had new series tost October.
The pimply fsced
aeldom "shines In society" A
broken out with eruptloaa or
Is repulsive to everybody
ne.vl of wearing such
as Hniltotor's Rocky
cleans up the worst complexion
Cdgeoombe Drug Co
Brerweer Hosiery tSo kind that s
on display at W.
min Sons.
PHOTICTING ALLINOtn
leweetiaeties) CommHUt
by the
yaatlgaiktg
forte of
stoa -..li-ii'!.
u: t 44m are
wash Haulages
Masse against
teak 3
than to ousts
odsy to having Bollinger
th regard ta bis fkoiitlral
na 00 tb groaad that a
bring tenant Pdes, of W
Into tbo
k was action exactly similar Oa
iaa waea a rear oaya ago toe)
M.in I . Hto . . i
Bltocor was also saved toeay I U lecstb he sfli tsg'tfcs wm4
wtU the very ssea, aaotodtosjl mmtt
progr e iae Casmabelaa. ut I V -T-TT . '
latereotasi. ef toe lr Why alaaoid yeas oat. sir - L w
raatod aaon to adUsa I m,U
injailliis ef ttettf Esse Mrat tar ttfa tsaaass ssmO
rat iaed to force Balliaoer to sablsbsr
why be Sad
ofHclsU to coosaM Fosteastr Uts
ersl HXr ico about sppolatsseota of
specie agecu ta the Ldad OfCee -Phlladelpbia
North America
it a whit-ling, alwaja gattiag
fi' "b a tuu, sprUns.
Sflgo; boras or acslds. Hat
u oo-her just appiled Uoekleo's
Arn cs S le and cured brr oukk
s evetythlag bealc U. U.
cars Krsems Old terse Coras or
r.lsa. Try R. Ms) at W. II MacNair
Nsoelaon on Woirm.
Amoig Napoleoas pUr
aV-
s.e lb foUowtos:
I am ased to kind, geaita. per
saasl e anen. '.best are tbe aromc
1 Lks,"
too uuct Lr sboul not be r-
atoStad as man's qeas. for aft.
ail they are aotblag box the
er, fo.- the turning en of
' All toe women ta the
' Lo.e a merely a silly Inf-tusUot..
la a 1 mter to Joaephtae So anoto:
1 awake Uiletf wKh yam. Yoei
psctaeo sad yesterday s latoxloatuw
cvenlag bare gea ay
Incomparabte 1
fert that oj have
my heart. Are yes
Do I aselsa the oat
yo-4 sad Are you
My ooollai!
to brassed, sad for too
frtamc
of years there to so
la OSroe
houre 1 shall see earn. Meaa while
mor o Son b
so, for they are a
Ira Si Sty rstss
Book by Tigbe Hopklts
I ta AppajsJ
oa
the Court
- at paStts
lot of land
A men who to !?. at the age 7g TsaSataaiT'Dtot'l tot"" asd V X
rrr xtjt-z: tr JL-urrsf the bank of tarboro
frtasdo a that Usee suss ad from too tatot to tit.btt ami lo toe WeOtoro K aAJLlla1 SSMSt
Imprtooamiot ot Sard tabor, waa par gamed to the Es stirs Dtstrtot were ft m - - - as. e .
dooed two weeks asm and nisrsii an, aod la the Westers OUUlil V - 'TT. V J' Mmi v rT"- J
to hto old homo Is Borne "What s m' S . ? ? Am tSbSlsj. J
strange being be to" writes a chanty TSo dtoUtot pay tog toe ssest tax F nxegsgaj xor root.
worker who called oa the obi asaa to tSo WaU Sdeet dtatrtot of Nam J saartoees.ae at a m . .. .. .-. - M
TimM, ssniirlag at aO So soos, YosS near Mjlljll tbe aeat to WZZiz wm m W" Wtoto 4SfMBnm K
ami stow to speak la physical ap aSJTiWtmjm jaoSsSSJnJ S j S j j i i j g g IHS
pas ra bos the ssaaj of tmj mas ''
fiayalgtoi years old ami atoatoi tupjatOMS SV ruaiPSATKN. I SseasBanssBaaSse SssaaBaaasWgaSS SsssSssSssaSsSBf SsSsassSssSxSBS ft
than the average What Impresatoos
wast work.' So rays. 'as maaSss j "lyCo sad Tttossto CtoraT UM I HammpS saaSj aapartMSHsa
nlgbt that to all No famUy. ac " OmasstossVamr. """
be wtob for "-New Torb TYtoaae ITO THE OiaSATBAKa a OftsOl V S S 3Ts roradtwro ttossxS M oootoi taatUo.
KAtUbOAD COMFAXT. Si MoAfc hslto lAoamti soosd. m
-If yoare alck aad diymii as I JSl
yMail -out of aortsr there a BOStai I Tass SOttoa ttost tto aSawo SMFtol I AT I T All a Art 1 rt aa..sMAea
I Oae pack.se make, osr one bar U s. roonoem carrier for tSoll " " wiiWtJUrviW
dred cuure of let. At draasU. lit ! trisap sisJIob sal IsSimj af I
notice. Ito Tartoxra M. C. to dtos oao toradjH.. I
By virtee of s decree of tbe Sc V!9 . ssseBassSxSsxn? sSssSBI SssasVSsssssSsSB SsasaSS SBSSP
the parlor Court of rtojlUMli Oooat. IEE r""fi StUisEly laJoroS aod
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