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orffiit
B SURE YOU AJE.K RIGHT ; TH EN GO AHUAD.-D Crockett
VOL. 88. NO. 32
TARBORO. N. C. THURSDAY, AUOUST II, 1910.
ONE
WORD that word U
it refers to Dr. Tutt's Liver Pills aad
MEANS HEALTH.
Are you consul
Troubled with
Sick headache?
Virtifo?
Bilious?
Insomnia?
ANY of these symptoms sad many others
iadicate inaction of the LIVER.
Tutt'sPills
Take No Substitute.
RANK HERESY.
QUEEN OF FORAGE CROP8.
A Most, Timely Suggestion as to
Marl. Why Buy Lime When We
Dig It At Home.
Can
and
that
read-
The Idea of Suggesting That Our Peo
ple Guard Against the Dog.
O
i' Mtor Southerner :
As the "dog days" are now caus
u more or less tineas Loess to many
'if us I feel that a special cornnmrji
Ltkxn, regnrdiEg rabies will be
s eral times as efffeotive a.s a fav
i-erpolated paragraphs on the sub
t ::i my next contribution on Soar
dir. 'via.
wMen and Norway have not had
i ise of hydrophobia for more that
half a century. Dr. Henry R. Slack,
in the Journal Record of Medicine
published at Atlanta, te'-Js us -why
these countries are free rfom th
dr ad disease oan be prevented by
proper precaution. He says: "Muzzle
a;: d gs and establish a six months'
ir.tme. This is no: a theory biff
fa t :hat lias been demonstrated In
gland; Denmark, Sweden and Nor-
qu
The piper, prepared by Dr. Slack
states that the increase in rabies
is appalling and his opinion based
upon statistcs, is passimii. "ic for. the
fu'ure UXLESS measures are adoptee
far the prevention of its spread.
Earopeun countries have been suc
cessful in their method of hand
ling the situation and American com
munities should study the experiences
of others with profit.
When a sorrowful event occurs the
family bewails "If they only knew.
The people of Tarboro ought to
know that their PATRON SAINTS,
(with apologies to the Editor must
we guarded against, especially during
August and September. Remember
A single human life is worth more
thin ail the dogs put together.
GASTON LICHTENSTEIN,
rapon Springs, Va. Aug. 2 1910. "
MOTHER CRAY'S
SWEET POWDERS
FOR CHILDREN,
A OsrtunBelie f tor JKev erlahaaaa.
Constipation, Hea.aa.eho,
Stomach Troubles, Tee thins
D;oriler-,
worms
ib 24 noon. At all
and Deatrov
Tber Break an Co'ae
rcuta. Soda.
Rev. N.T.
PEOPLE'S MU
Tra-U M.-.rk.
Don't accept Saaipis mailed FRKK. .
anytufastituiS. A. S. OUWSTEP. L
MEMBERS OF THE
TUAL BENEFIT A8SCOIAT1QN.
Will take notice that 1 can be found
at my office. This is the cheapest in
surance in the country and absolute
ly reliable.
F. H. PENDER,
Secretary and Treasurer
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
By virtue of the power and author
ity contained in a certain deed of
trust executed :by The Consolidated
Ice Company to Ahe undersign
ed, which deed of trust is duly re
corded in Book 146, page 143 of the
Edgecombe Public Registry, default
having been made in the payment
or the notes therein secured, at the
riuet of the holder of the mad
' s, I will on Thursday August
nth 1910 at 12 M. at the court house
jr in Tarboro, N. C. sell at public
auction to the highest bidder a er
tain lot of land situated in Tar-
bo-o, N. C. beginning on Hendrick's
Street at the northeast corner of
tha Missionary Baptist Church lot,
thence westerly with the fence
which encloses said church lot 140
feet corner; thence in a northerly
direction at right angles a straight
iine 100 feet, corner; thence
terry 110 feet to Hendrick's Street,
thence with said street to
the
beginning, it being the identical lot
of land which was conveyed, to
the Consolidated Ice Co. by the
-Howard Trust Com. by deed dated
Ian. lgt, 1909 and duly recorded
in Book 140, page 279 of the eaid
Registry.
Terms of sale cash.
This July 11th, 1910.
G. A. HOLDERNESS, Trustee
FRET'S
VERMIFUGE
U the same good, old-faih'.aaed
medicine that has saved the
lire of little children for the
past 6u years. It i s a medicine
made to cur?. It lias nerer
beeu kuorn t t fail. If yotjr
child ta sick get a bottl. of
FREY'S VERMIFUaC
A FINE TONIC FOR CHILDREN
Oo not take a substitute. If
your druggist doe" not keep
it. send twenty -five cents in
ftampi to
Editor Southerner:
I am enclosing a well written
authentic article upon Alfalfa '
I am sure will be interesting
lag to many of your subscribers; so
Pease publish. I am sure that many
Of our lands will do as weil or better
than, the N. J. lands. Induce some en
terprising party to rig up a marl dig
ging outfit; it can be done without
much expense and I am sure it is
the most economical for many of our
farmers to secure their lime. The
carbonate of iime spoken of in (he
article is what marl supplies; and K
am be dug cheaply by machinery.
L. L. STATON.
tie 10 acre field that was seed
ed with alfalfa after cats and noes
on August 24 last made a remaifc-
ibie growth during early fall, win
tered exceptionally well and started
growth very early in sorine. The
early spring rains seemed to come
u?t at the right time to insur? steady
growth; despite the unfavorable con-
ttions that usually cause a crop
hct is heavy to lodge, the field
stood up remarkably well, and the
irst cutting was made on Decoration
Day. Thcs crop was carefully cured by
ha persistent use of the tedder) and
side detivry rake and after it had
been well sweated and entSn-ty dried
In the cock, it was weighed and mow
ed away ; the total yield being 30 toot
and 850 pounds of weU cured hay
from the 10 acres; or an average of
more than 3 tons of delicious hay
to tha acre. Considering the fact
-h-rt a ton of alfalfa hay is equiva
lent in feeding value from a protein
standpoint alone to a ton of bran;
the value of this one cutting can be
easily calculated as worth $75 an
acre. This is not all. The second crop
hes made an extraordinary growth.
due to the favorable season condition
and we are cuting now the second
crop which bids fair to field more
than two "tons an acre of the very
choicest hay. The two year old field
of five acres that yielded a total of
4 Qos of cured hay last year and
it will beremembered that the sea
son was a very dry one, produced
2.7 tons an acre for the first cutting.
and is eq tally aas good as the 10 acre
field at the present writing. The ive
year ojd field is excellent con
dition, and the second crop is even
better than the first one, which
produced over 14 tons an acre of
green forage for the dairy herd. -
That this great crop, alfalfa is
queen of the forage world nas oeen
evidenced at this station and (he re
markable demonstration this year
has exeeded the expectations of ail
concerned. Further evidence of Ms
superiority as soil improver as well
as yieJder of prime feed is shown by
the season's ctod of com and oats
and peas where they have been giowi
on soil following alfalfa. The corn
is more thrifty of far better color.
grows almost twice as f at as
that near by on fields fertilized in
the same way; not haing produced
a legume crop during the past few
years. Success wrth alfalfa at the
college farm as based largely up
on the following oractioes: First, the
selection of a field that is naturally
well drained and that has evidenc
ed productivity by producing an aver
lge crop of corn. In other words nat
uraUy well drained fields that hive
?rom a successful crop of corn can
safely be seeded for alfalfa, provid
ing that the land is well limed by ap
plying 1 1-2 tons of burned im
stone or double the amount of ground
Limitfln: Second the supplying of
an abundance of mineral fertiliser;
rather than barn yard manure, the
mixture applied at the time of ad-
ing and the field top dressed with
the same amount after the first crop
each year; being ISO pounds of groan
bone, 200 pounds of acid phosphate
and 50 pounds of muriate of potass;
Third, use of oats and peas ae the
crop preceding alflafa the same be
ing drilled as early as is possible
in. the. soring using equal parts by
measure of Te-cleaned oats and Michi
gan growm Canada Field peas to the
extent of three bushels an acre;
JTrtiiTirh the harvesting of this oats
and pea crop either as green forage
during the latter past of June or the
into hav during the
first week in July and then immedi
ately plowing this ground and sum
mer rouowmg h uuv,'
weeds drurlng the hot wether and
at the same time conserve enough
moisture by means of the dust mulol
to germinate the 30 pounds of airai
fa seed that are sown as near Au
gust 15 ae te possible after the ground
a a a 1
has been thorougniy prepared "u
the surface rolled until it is no
from clods so as to enable an even
dtatriinlttoa of seed over the entire
area. Fifteen pounds of seed should
be broad cashed each way with a
wheel barrow seeder after which the
ground ds gome over with a spiked
tooth harrow and later firmed with a
roller.
Previous- to thetfane of seeding pre
ferably on-a cloudy day or late
t'te Evening from tnree to rrre aim
a.a luMuwia of screened inoculating
soil taken fiom the field that
harro'v. Of course only the very best
Kansas or Utah grown seed ahonJd
be used and under no ciroumstancsw
should thai valuable seed be distrib
uted on eoU that is known to be
weedy or that is sour from the lack
of lime or not prepared in the very
be' possible manner. Prompt germi
nation of alt seed is nececaary for
good stand and the success or fail
ure or this queenly crop depends up
on whether the ground Is thor
oughly covered with ptaarts capable of
sending out 'strong, rigorous abooas
from the crown and thus oheckang Ska
growth of troublesome weeds or
grasses that will in tans crowd out
the tender plants.
The importance of the time ef
seeding cannot be too highly empha
sized. Prof. Voornees has remarked
"that the proper time to sow alfalfa,
in this section 1b on August IS at
9 o'clock m the morning " The use
of oats sod peas ae a crop preceding
alfalfa is especially desirable,
much ae k insures the farmer
sure crop of either excellent forage
or palatable hay, and the experience
at the farm here proves that the af
fect of the peas being a legume on
the soil is especially favorable for
afcter growth of the alfalfa plants.
It is evident from the yield already
harvested that we will harvest the
equialeat ofllOO tons of cured bay
from the 17 acres of alftlla now
established at the college farm which
is more than an average of 6 tons of
$25 hay an acre. This should be an
Impetus to every live stork fanner
and every dairyman should attempt
to establish at least a small area on
hie his farm. Records show that this
crop hag been auccesfuIVy grown In
every couu'y In New Jersey and
that it is largely a question of thor-
oogh preparation of the soil: the use
of an abundance of lime; liberal ap
plication of mineral fertiliser; careful
inoculation wth soil and even distrl
butioa of high grade soed of good ger
mi net km under the conditions pres
ent at the time of seeding. With
our present crop of alfalfa it win
make k possible for us to maintain
the herd of dairy cattle numbering
over 50 largely by uSe of ensWage and
alfalfa hav, supplemented by oat
and pea bay and a very assail amount
of purchased concentrates.
TBI YTXIXaULD."
fand a.
G
Dodging One, Collides With Another.
Ernest Bur-well, the 12 year old
son of Mr. G. E. Bur well of 304 E.
Liberty street was run over today
about 2 o'clock at the corner of
Tryon and West Fourth streets by a
horse sod buggy being driven by Mr
J. H. Bianton. The boy was on Ids
bicycle gomg south. Mr. Bianton was
driving west com tag from EaM
Four'-h. The boy was dodging anoth
vehicle and did not see Mr. Bian
ton. The tatter saw the boy but sup
posed he would pass on his wsy. The
boy hatted to get out of the way of
to vehicle on which he bad hta
eye. k was at that moment that the
collision too place. The boy and the
bike were struck by the horse and
went down in a heap. Those who
r the collision rushed to the ecent
and extricated the boy from hie penl
ioue position. Beyond an injury ao
hie r9ht knee and many broken ribs
to the bicycle, no damage was done.
The l Ue fellow lumped up to the
Hospital Supply and Drue Cos store
where his knee was examined. He
was all right after recovering from
hto fright.
Sergeant Pitts was within CO fee
of where the coil la ion occurred and
was the first to assist the boy. Mrf
Btaaton went on down Fourth street
after seeing that the boy was not
hurt. Charlotte Observer.
Ernest BurweU is the grandson of
Jas. H. Bell of (hie place. Q
BurweU has only recently left here
to make Charlotte hie headquarters
ye also nrro
Matthew aTM-ls. -Aaa H.
fssf are rf afcell far lest; sad las lest aaaU to fir - Mm. B
RATE culture was use of tar mala tsflaeiilai ef tba dase at ifes
Teacher. The stony an lanes a
extensively seed as vrneyarda On
sartlcBlar Interval tua revival of this
of the beginning of reeUtntioa of that Bety Lead -Acta 1 tft-zi.
The grapevine was boo.. red of the Msster. la that be aaad It la a
to arm bo) He himself and the Church, aattng. "I am the Vkaa ye
branch:" "My Father la the bosbaadpna "Heraaa ta Bay Fata
It that It may betas forth more Xruiir "Srery Tuaaih la aaetaet
fruit ha taksth sway.1 L "
Oar present Study, the Parable ef the Laborer-, la la fan area
foregoing, but showa the n-mer from a different alsadaiMai It
each one of the Lord s roamx-rated Church, each beir of the M
dom shortly to be wrtsbttebed la pthlhaad to be a eo-la borer with
and Master and with the Heavenly Falber la the vineyard wc tet
vine, looking oat for the Injurious peats, kerptag the aotl la go
Meaning every way in taw proflactloa sf "maeh fraar aad of tea aj
Evidently many Cbrtatlsa psopW Ao ant aparedate ta iiilinaji of
la bore re tn the Cburrb of Ckrtat "bntkllag oa another ap ta the ana
faith" until we all coast to the full suture of
8t. Paul appreciated thla privilege arret ly.
Bed servants of the New CoveoaaL So the
beset- -h men, R ye reeoaeilad to Ood f2 Cattetfelaaa BJOl)
aegllgent ef bis opportunities to aerva other who maalfaat a I
bumble heart and a teachable spirit show hU own lack of
ana - . . m a. - .. -
roaa miiga. ue tuu innwaiea fast a aaa not encn to a
God nor to a knowledge of the Truth respect tag the TMvtas ftaa
the ftrrtpturea declare that a deep knowledge ef God. ale Word and Ma par
pose, la attained only aa a gift of Ood. seaaawed nary apoa thane who are as
a humble, faithful, sealoua attitude ef aalad-To nan It fat nkes as snaw tan
mysteries of the Kingdom of Ood."
The thing pertaining ta Gear Klngdnta, la Its fat are operation Inward the
wona ror a tnoaaand years, win be openly Baaalfaaltd to era
abortly. But now It ta approprtata and la the Dtrtae arUl. that
sbouM be known only to the ("burrh. the iiiassiiai 1. the
or Uod. Likewlae there are Important truth pertaining tn the Kir..-
the Church, which la being prepared 0 be the Bride of Cbrkn aad Mi
a a a .a at . . a, -a .ai .
oeirs id tn ivinguom. sod the thine are llkrwlee lateaded to
tlvety aecret-tn b clearly and fail under aloud aaJy by aaeh aa I
covenant with the Lord by naerttk. (Tasuan .'-'" "TW saint
I With them that reverence Mm. sad h win a hew tkB ak
rTaalrna :H. AH soch In roa yo.paby with the IMvla
anxton to aerve the Lord, the Truth aad the brethren. Aad anrb frees rUae
to time will be apecUlly aeat into th Vtaeyard, sad wtrt b apertaRy aaad ef
ia wmi i or ine aanuuance or nta pn-ipa BJ vStvaaa way
The word -penny" bar la frees ta Greek fnirlai. a rasa sf a boat IT
centa value But th value of moaey ha- an raaagaf ba incwat yearn that to
day a laborer a wag ta rroportioa to ether thtags woald be rianavhratfaj an
The SVnsrte was the Roman atandard of that ttaaa, aa th Mm la the Hatha
standard, the mark the German standard, the frmm the Pvesjta atandard. th
shUltnc th Rngtlah atandard and the dollar th Amertrao ataadard It to
worthy of note that ta oa of the toe old Eaxilaa rathadtaki tha faaaate atosw
that ttm excellent rhtaal work, aaaarlat ta anrthuag of today, teat -a pansy a
day and a bag of meal for each k borer " The par hto ef ear toasna to rvt
aatly Intended to teach that Ood will give ell thai ae has agrand to all who
At th eleae of the day. we'raad. tho
lord. We can net bump una that any who would be coaalnS tsarthj ef a
in the Klagaofa would anai mur afataat th Olrer of aD G
It to be expected at th etoe of th aarveat day aad the
axnncted there atoo Th "prony" or rewsna woald than
f the toy. Ii ltaatop. boasts gad prl vihaaea ef Ood a pnaa
at lbs eloae of this aga Then who narainr that they ds at receive a
etonry of honor and dkttortSon aad of Dtrtae
proving tbamai ivea a ant far the fata re aiiki
of the Church la glory. Thto woald aaeai to potat a aiatos to than af
wno save bee long ta tn Truth anc
that If they murmur aaatoat th
tt will mean that they war laboring far th reward aiwaQ aad Ml as
tha privUngn af betng to barer wtth Cbttot aad with the rather it
would imp'y that they and failed to rater Into th aaartt of th waaatorfa!
prtrflagea granted then of serving th Lord, th Truth aad tha 1 1 iltoaa The
right aplrlt. the proper totereat ta th Father work aad to tha brethren
ekaxild prompt all to rajolr with every new laborer and to be gtod that sal
such should receive of th Lords fevers, hi ruga aad rollghteaunant as faato.
aa freely, aa themaelvaa Surely any who lava ant thto aptrtt have aa the
aplrlt of Christ on thto abject.
The general liaaoa ta that Ord to to feat, a
dealings that all those who appnactot matter fr
In the til ran Ing which overflow apoa others A fateto
Lord's generoafty was on raeae af Hamtotog to the Jews
ago they were Oafeaded that tha Oe
to lb Oaadlaa. KaaUarty today aom
fact that the Word of Ood a hows that, wharves Divine
aaa to th Church, -to elect,- the eerrants aad baatla aalane ef the Oesaw4
Age, 7t th Urn to near at hand whan "Gad wttl pear eat hta apartt open all
flesh." aad whan ail tha fa mi lie of the earth absB be bknsad
. AU who ba th prtvtlag ef bearing the tabor and bant af lb day to law
Lord s earvic rnuat be gtod of the art i nana, to order to be werthy af part tatos-
raspona to tne i w csii ror taoorere easy
apectaJ btaaatags of grace and Truth aad thto aaay aarr as a
ta the Vineyard work.
anttel
tie
W. A WitJUAMS.
Maiionir Temple Buildin&r
ate feate baa aim tsar tot m east
S T Tarboro,
A GOOD
APPEARANCE
B ALMOST
AM I II II H
sal imr
DUCTtOV TO
I m - sicifif.
Tear. I bate
PtoMfad Aits aM
mj fte.aareh
iinnv
KNICMT.
I
E3.
Baltlmoret Kd.
a cA a botUe will ba tnailed yon.
Resolutions of Respect.
Whereas k has pleased Almighty
God ta his Divine Proldence to call
from labor to rest one of our es
teemed and beloved members.
Therefore, be It resolved:
1st. That in the death of Bdward
L. Roberson, this Association loses
one of It moat valuable and use
ful members. We shall ever flan) hie
genial presence and wtae counsel st
our meetings: our hearts are filled
with grief at his untimely death.
2nd. That thta Association ex
tends to his bereaved faaaary our
sincere condolence to thto aad hour
of berjivemen.
3rd. That a page in our minute
hook be set aside and these reao
iutions inoorporatad therein as a to
ken of our respect and esteem.
th. That a copy of these resolu
tions be sent to the family of our
Wystt
Camp.
Edward Eplnkns Kntgbe, eon of
John Knight aad sUrtoa Aaa Ctom
weU Knight hto wife, was bora oa
Nov. the lath. A. D. l:s ta Kdg"
combe county. N C He wan the oa-
eat of aeven ohsldren Wtosa ba
between the Stotes cam oa. hi
listed aa a private ta tb
Guards being tb ascot
mar Rooky
llei. Hta
N. C.
to a
esteemed friend and puoncntlon
made in the Tarbsr Soutberaer.
R. B. PiTTERS
R. E. L, COOK
W. L. SIMMONS
Oommttee Tarboro MetchanbV A
elation.
ha
Stagger Skeptics.
That s dean, nice fragrant
pound like Bucklen e Arnica
wttl instantly rekere a bad
cat; scald; wound or
skeptics. But great c
baa a wonderful boater of the
Camp
March
aumtag character aad aUifty
2nd Corporal of the Corapaey which
aaa rnmmandail by Caa. T. W. Bat
tto. After being taaa ataaa aad drilled
tor a abort tan tb uoaaaaay waa
ordered to Onryaburg, N. C. and la a
abort whke toaraatoar was mtmtorsd
aatonra aad dvskansted as Oompaay 1
in said Reglmeot fe Aprfl tha Kn
Imaat was ordered to Torktown, Va.
aad rimatoaj Uara aatU Fab awry.
1SS2 and was than ordered to Klaa
the following Aaafl aad baa ordered
back o Yorktowa Va. and am the
28th of April ware engage' m thek
ftoat babte at Dam No. 1. Tbear
the Oomnaav waa In a abort t
organ laed aad be waa atoato
l lauaaaaut of (he CXnapnay
D. FoxhaU ejected Captain, tha
latent being
of lr
Ite
wm mm mi
CO
of a
hta Uttfe
of I ' pan Me
am pro ka
of alfalfa
acre and
the soft b
w.u. fnlw. oi lama akin
sucessfully grown a vigorous uiwra, oo-a. .
Phould be applied to an erupuooe; aa aa-o cu-.
immediately worked tato apiains and corns. Try it. 25c at W.
mean of a npiked tooth H. Mecranlr Drug Oo.
I.
of State to
to tb Army
Th
In tha
One from Wttttonaahurg to
HOI; tonne the Ragtaieni
feed the Army kk Marytaad. lAaflL
ftaat af
We a ill
by BAIL
Tb charge are frees aaa)
a ra ttoaa tear, soi wM
n. I ba svwr oa rwr cwart,
sat By atoawy .
i
STABUSttBD I4U2
Wew Crop Turnip Sertl
Mist KeceTed at
COOK
DRUG STOR K
- N.Ce
It pays to buy the beat, try
Cook's seed this time
T
to I taanrajr.if
ZANDER.
5s5eto
a r
ARNHEIMS
Summer Reduction
Sale
T1MUED
la
Until Aug. loth.
W. M. A R N H E I M
m "'
fanrfnaar
nun. in 1 1