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Headache, Bfliousness
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Secretary and Treasurer
NOTiCE TO CREDITORS.
Havire: Qualified as executor of
t Last will and testament of
F. Cook, late of Edgecombe
. . . notice is hereby given to
ail persons having claims against
hei tstate to present them duly
fiad on or before June 2, 1911 or
this i.oUoe will be plead in bar
of recovery.
a;: idebted to the estate most
make immediate payment'.
J. P. MCDOWELL,
Executor.
June 1, 1910.
THE MERASSIM KIOSK.
the It to Ona of The Many Palace In.
ViWix.
LIKES FRANKNESS.
An, Adherence to Principle Is
Making of All.
in Southerner reproduces the The Merassim Klook, one of the
following extracts from a private let- many palaces of YUddi Kiosk. Is
tar one not written for publication; Prepared as lodging for Kins; FeroM
oux it says so many nice things about nad of Bulgaria and King Pot or I
i-ne southerner- that we publish -it, Servto, successively during their
OOeftwAItt M
honing that the rare good sense con
toined therein will bo the excuse for
so doing.
102 W. 136 Street, New York
July 10, 191.
Mr. Frank Powell,
Tarboro N. C.
Dear Sir; I am reading your pa
per with Increasing interest every
day and I am writing this to let
you know how much I appreciate
your editorial of July 6. I fool more
like saying our paper now. I hare
shown the editorial tjo several per
sons and it was very gratifying to
all.
I showed K to one of the editors
or "The Literary Digest" and he
siid that he would have been pleas
ed to use a Use or two from It in
next week's issue of that paper but I
was too late in bringing it t him
yesterday he had already prepared
his article.
I had a heated argument this mora
ang about what constitutes a prin
ciple, brought on by my speaking a
gainst the desecration of Sunday.
Besides the fact that I won and it
turned out that the young man did
NOTICE. not desecrate the day as he had plan
t:;g qualified as administrators I red and made arrangements to do.
estate of J. B. Bradley, de-1 the most important thing in the dts-
the county of cussion was the thought which oime
to me that the only way a person
race or notion can rise and acorn-
plish things beneficial and imperish
able is to think, speak end act un-
compromdsungly upon principle. Such
expressions as your editorial of the
6th inst and other similar broad-
minded things you have said and
done will amount to incalculable
good in establishing confidence rath
er than distrust in the dealings be
tween your people and my race. We
aim through such expressions bet
ter appreciate the value of prin
ciples from the white man's view
point.
Life means more and more to me
because the more learn and f the.
visit to Constantinople.
Ylldto to not a palace in our stylo.
but like the palaces of Persia
China to really a small town, which
Includes several palaces a ntiainssl
or large and small residences. si
village of staples a theatre: a ms-
soum; numerous workshops and of
fices of all kinds. It to so so speak,
sea supporting and to self con
tained wKhln a atoaafCsc wall, which
was built by the ex-6uJtn Hamid
strictly for defense and protection
and looked very foiiultsila when
viewed from a vessel on the Bos
phorus. The actual palace which was us
ually ocupied by Abdul Hamid is
now a public show place, and Cor a.
small payment the public can sse
the dining room where he used tr
entertain the Foreign Ambassadors
and the council chamber where ho
reelved hto Ministers. The other pal
aces however, are not exhibited sad
It to one of these which to to be
the guesthouse. YiUls is about three
miles from Pens, the Christian Quar
ter -of Constantinople, where the
foreign embassies and legations are.
From the Court Journal.
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Tsia is ns astosod Bom. to
IX daya aftsr oar Lortf's
James and Jobs, thrso of hto to Veritas
- . w .
mountain
appearancs cha
sHPtos &h?lrtt
whataMd by omethtog Uka drwwaSasaa but tatsr borsnas fatty swaps
ft was oa into accsslsa that thay baud a fates trass Hat to n u na m vsng,
Thto M say bekxrwd Sna to) wooes I am wen pasd: r y atoa" H
qutrad oar Lord's kind words sad touch to return too apsattss af tostr ffajas
sud loosing up they ssw so ooo hat Josoa Bit nssaSgsistles bad vaassawa.
Jus had entered into glory- tasy sow psresjMs tost they s ilTtolL 1 i
T i-S Z I Mason ir Tei
of a
tht sss toe
to as h
of Ms
(II Pstor I is. ftto
1 as H was at iss
of U
ceased, late of
E igeeombe this is to notify all
pe -s us holding claims against the
, . estate to present the same to us
id oar Attorney, T. T. Thome
ft ,;y Mount North Carolina, on or
bef re June 22, 1911 or thto notice
wLJ be plead in bar of recovery; and
all P rsans indebted to satid estate
I ;i ase make immediate payment
This, June loth. 1910.
GEORGE W. BRADLEY.
H. L. BRADLEY,
Adnrinis ratars of J. B. Bradley, dee d
T. T. THORNE, Attorney.
SIZE OF LAWYER'S FEES.
MR. FARMER:
If you want Pure Flour for
our wheat wh n'it 'is dry,
serd it to me. 1 manufacture
as pure white floor as any
mill in America.
' Yours truly,
JONATHAN HA YEN8,
Washington, N. C.
HSURE mm
We- will protect yoor.
( rop against destfactio-i
; damage by BAIL.'
older I grow the heavier does "the re-this
Legal Charges Have Kept Pace With
Cost of Living.
According to the naws reports, the
amount of the lawyers fees In the
long will contest over the Russell es
tate in Boston has reduced its val
ue from (750,000. to $160,000 and la
Camden N. J.. Chancellor Plney to !
chambers, rebuked a firm for charg
log a'total fee of $75,0OO la a
case Involving $40,000 with Interest.
In the old frugal days groat law
yers were more modest. Hofus Cheats
was accustomed to taking cases for a
fee of $50 and Aaron Burr a most
successful ptoottttoner, did not come
to Infamy because be asksd less.
Webster in the greatest period of
i sssstog sad
ssors ear
lamp tbsi
IS t
fs sra
3B"!
The charges are from one
to foar per cent, never
more than foar, and will
not be over one r-er -cent,
unless the losses are unu-.-ually
heavy, .
The Edgecombe Mutual
Hail Insurance Co. has been
doing business si a years and
twice in three years has extra
a--sment been mad?. For the
six years the premium charge
av. raged only one and a third per
(nr. We carry a surplus or
etue geucy fuud of over $3,400.
J. F. SHACKELFORD,
Sec'y and Treas.
F.H.PENDER, Agentl
Insurance
coin be.
written only in Edge-
THE NORTH CAROLINA i:
spoosibility of my brother's wel
fare seem to weigh upon me. And
something teHs me too. that the
mono has resoonaibiltty to felt and!
fulfilled by all, the longer will we
have peace, it to pleasing to think of
the peace which prevails in Tarboro.
Heaven grant that it will ever thus
exist ! Your editorials snow that you
feel your responsibility. Long ttre
'The Tarboro Southerner;" may It
ever continue to teach the right idea
o! liberty:
Cordially yours,
WM. AUGUSTINE PERRY,
Prof. Perry is north taking a spec
ial course in carpentry. All who "at
tended the Princevllle school clos
ing know about the deft work in bas
ketry; the Southerner has the most
admired waste basket, made of Princ
ville pine straw in the town.
So suoessful was Prof. Perry is
ornate basket work shot he has de
termined to still farther Instruct ho
pupils, especially me ooys nence ne
is studying carpentry.
He is doing more than obis. A
graduate of Yale he wishes not the
"flesh pote of Egypt" but the bet
torment of his race where hto father
has aist his lot He has done so
with compensation far less than
h? could have bad for the asking
elsewhere.
He is a true Missionary and what
a -Missionary should bs like Charity
beginning at home.
Let no mistake be made the white
man cannot lift himself without an
up gradient of the colored race. Prof.
Perry is trying to learn the boys
of his rare skilled hands so that
career never earned
-r- more
than $20,000 a year. Abraham Un
coin amassed $8,000 la money and a
small cottage In Springfield, 111.
before he became President, hoptoa
to increase it to $20,000 "and that"
he said, is as much as any man ought
to want
The cost of living to lawyers has
advanced since then. Still we are not
at all sure that the two esses of
relatively high legal fees recorded
above are typical of modern prac
tice. Mr. William D. Outhrfe to said
to have received upward aM.0O0jDO0
for wlnnlna the Plant will case and
$S0.000'ln the proceedings to
the coBstituUoaaQLy of the luuiaia
tax. Elihu Root gave up a lucra
tive practice to accept $8,000 in
president Roosevelt's Cabinet. Gov
ernar nugnes receivea azo.ovu ior
his work as counsel for the Arm
strong committee. But in all the ea
ses U might be shown that too foes
represented hot a small part of the
vast Interests at stake. A Just com
pariaon might show that the old time
lawyers really charged more than the
successful practitioners of today
Jfew York
matter was i
toM thewj to hto but words of o
lag bars which shall sot tarts
la hto Ktosjdom." These three
osss those words wars ottered, and new
Kingdom glory Is virion. The reality Of
although It la surely nigh, svsn at the
St. Peter himself declarss that they
of oar Lord i assurance of hto
have not followed caooiagty
the power aad coming of oar Lord Jissa. hat
bis kingdom), wbso we wore with alM Is the soty
Yst the Apostle proceeds to twit us that '
secondary as Be came to S totter
particularly deartibas oar Lord
He says, W aavs a mors sure word of
the vtotoa) to which wo do wau to tabs
dark place aatU the day dawn" and
Pstor 110,
Before waving the Mary of the
Lord's Kingdom glory, ws auto hto
Ptoa, "Arise, and be not afraid." Oa i
It would appear that by natore sassy
Imperfections sad s rosJtoatJoa of our
are Ukory to grasp as sad tartars oa This to
bssveaty rather. Tea mors w Isara of aim
cast out rear from oar basrta aad assure as that
pathetic towards all who are strlvta
a little aaa True, be will not
who come into harmony with
that b aboatd be feared aa aaah. He takes no
tag of hie (restores and will sot persaft that any a
therefor a hto provision tbsr all a bail have, tin sash fja
regaining perfatfloa sod stomal Ufa. and that
asf of this great primes mast die the sscood
While Jesus aad the tars favored Apostle ws
flguratloo, supposed to have bssa Moaat Tab at, at
Lard might sspsi the dessssv
Lord's represents Uvsa ta various ports of the eosatry of Patostto
too sack and expelling dsmoas ta hto assss; as they assayed to east
Critics that what oar Load and
wraa ma il I taaanit aolkaoav mm Ctt tmm i ih mI t. - I
vsraary. or an Indirect on rhioagh karsdity la
sass, dto-sssa dtocomfort. Wo, ssrwavsr. asv sto
of the Lord aad hto choose A post la
Doctors of theology sad Doctors of i lfli toi Is the whoa aorta, ft o
lass sat af too hay. who was
llH'i Tarboro, -
u a
ay
5 It pays ta bay the best, try
Z Cook's sees) this time.
toes all
trv.
tha
DOt
Tb wartoa
to St
swsy from lb sss ring of the
had failed when they sttsgtpted to east sat tha demos
of your nttto faith.' Aaothsr esiqat say that ha sto
not oat except by fasting and prayer.'' la other we
Apostles was that their greatest power
near to Obd, living Uvea af
of tb Lord's mj story : rather tb
to God the ssors of tha Dtrin power may ta
It Is perhaps difficult for us to
hsvtag Ottto faith, for they sorely
attempt to east out' the Qkiass, Falto. to ha
spiritual power: ana eur uora ssssrwa BS tsst rea wSJtt a
faith w would b asto to rasssea a aassatsta ssd ssaasss
w ar not to saapos t bat oar Lord me
rnpuntains as s dlvratoa. nor as a
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GIRL SWIMS 8EVEN tdlLES.
MS
would be more
Out
Co'iene of Agriculture and mechanic feU they win he useful at the start.
He would teach them agriculture eel
the State's college for training in
I iist rial workers. Courses in Aeri
'.utii re. Horticul ture. Animal
Husbandry; and Dairying! in tUvil,
j.lectr'.cil and Mechanics Jsngin
eerinwj in Cotton Milling and Dye
iner: in industrial Chemistryt Shd
rz -1 1 -
v. Asrriulfeural teaching.
I ntranee examinations at eaeh
county seat on tbe 14th of July.
D. H. HILL. President,
a w West llaleigh, N. C
eattflcally if be had the ground.
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FOR KIDNEYat-IVCR AND
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I t is the best medicine evef sold
1 Leggett Items.
Richard Fountain is out ssjath af-
tTan attack of fever.
Miss Neoma Ellsworth has return-
el-is-hferhome In Norfolk S afte
soveial week's visit to Miss' Ver
non Fountain.
Mrs. Theo Fountaia and Mtos
Vernoa Fountain left today for Ashe
eilbv t mi.
We are glad to a out again Mtos
Idelr Headxicks after an attack
tvnhoid fearer. - ..
Mns. V. W. Emory aad lfje daugh
ter have returned home today af
tor visiting their grandmother, Mrs
M, E, Fountain.
We are very sorry to hear
Tom Bottoms id Try jn
tv-Dhoid fever,
B. AT Fountain cams up sunaay
issi his mother, Mrs. A. Fountain.
MUs. Annie Ellsworth has returned
home aster a pleasant stay with Miss
es Irma and Annie Bell Fountain.
Mra.VJ. F. Ellsworth and son, re
turned' to Norfolk today after spend
Ing some, time with Mrs. M. .
Prntotaia,
im za s.
m 3. 1
that
Arsis Aykroyd of Boston
does Male Companion.
Atole .Aykroyd. the - 16 year old
glri swimmer of East Boston, re
cently swam across the bay from
Revere Beach to Nahont and re
turn without stopping, a distance
of a little more than seven miles.
In the remarfcahl time of hours
and 21 minutes, outowlnwnlng s
strong male swimmer who accom
panied her part of the way.
"I know I could do it!" she ex-
claimed when she had finished. u
roueh all the way and I was
forced to swim away out of the
course as I neared Nahant because
was about to make the
Point wharf and crossed he-
fore) me.
"When I Just touched the rocks
neap Bass ruinx s great cwww
persons ran down to the shore and
shouted out to me that I ought, to
rest. I wag not a bit tired, hat I
ri.M ma that Mr. Everest was
weakening.
"I feel fine now and I was ur
nriaari when the Decade at Nahant
thought I needed asssjtoaoe.
"I leave for England. August 1.
am golnsag there to enter the 1
mile oonntest on the Thame river
near London, to be held on August
20. have never eoasldered the
Boston Ljght swim "and I think
mv race to London will be the
nnA of mv swimming osraer St
a hr IS OwMiC offOlCB SrS
concerned." Boston Post.
by having
would have no right to do. Ws assures
that If In tb furaiimnt of the Dlvtn
bars a mountain rssnovsd, sod tf th
Lord'.
obey tha
that tbe majority of as
th Lord to
and
tsndsrd Fooie Oaaolaxio
Plows Wtiom Farm Implements
Hsurd Hand-Hide Brink
if h
fans a
BECOMING DANGEROUS.
An Eye Sera Now About to
s Menae.
The blackened walls of tha
pd building 20. aad tSS Mai
of s'ures that two
WILL WRITTEN IN ACCIOSNT.
an Sack of
two yeara1 the
had their ocapaato are awry, fawsa fUad
mowawiT surer um iiiw. bs iwr noa OS
sad of the side wall oa tha allay Er.erd. to
had to be braced to srsrssS foiling. j. McElrsy.
-
of a tendency to ooss sar-
ward, to leave the side wall Wide
cracks la the upper-part shew this.
The town authorities should make a
lawoutU examination aad If the
walls are unsafs she swears ahoald
be requlrad to
Died.
Thursday evening of ty
Oharles Franklin Jenkins aged IB
wars tha son of Mrs. Nora Jenkins
and the tote Samuel P
Work 24 Hours A Day.
The busiest little things ever
are Dr. King's New Life Pi Us.
am to a. sugar coaied gtooute
I Pr
wtito
sBdgecombe Hardware Co
iry J - l
AT 1
Favorable Crop Weather.
These, hat, hasajd days so most
favorable to crops sad they SSS
shaw ing to too.
While at to true that tha oottaa
Mr
will
It
Try Lave.
crop is lata. It to bettsi
at this tUna last year.
Fanner If he
With"favusabla
oq there la so
fHasusty shaaM
of cotoa.
average of corn.
from
why
rlU
of
that changes weakness Into
phcHd feveer.rirsngth languor into energy brain
fag into meowi powwr. cwiisi vwr
stlpation; Headache. ChlUs; Dys
pepsia; Malaria; 60 cents at W. II.
HacNair Drug Co.
Jenkins.
Y 'irai'some- lafS is tha toother
Arnhsku's Summer Reduction
When the
form Its functions,
rotas deraoged, ths
kjdneya
ton to
must ha lessor ad to a healthy
dUlon and Chamherlaln'a
Liver Tablets can he
on to do It assy to U
thr
I fen her
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My Ansa,
vasts sac reahls
tewu.niUSI CAROLINA IS IRII
as
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CBANOI
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The Hab
s
Grocery Co.
Vtr
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Pfciepiiirl Add 1 1-2 r
their tsMat avaiLsbk form
IVcsstsas the
2 1-2 rr .t
cent Pfttash In
Shi loh Oil
or
Tar
Stiver Oil Company,
over a druggists
Sate iiisSSiiiiiiss IMday. July 8th.
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