WMZ.
BE SURE YOXJ ARK RTOFTT; TH
W AHKAD.-D Crockett
VOL. 88. NO. 38
So Tired
It may be from overwork, but
the chances are its from an in
active LIVER. -
With a welt conducted LIVER
one can do mountains of tabor
without fatigue.
It adds a hundred per cent to
ones earning capacity.
It can be kept in healthful action
by, and only by
Tiitfflls
TAKE NO SUBSTiTMc
TARBORO, N.
THURSDA
BMBlik 22 1910.
eSTABlJSHEO IS 2
HIS WIPE AN AMERICAN.
IN PRISON 36 YEARS.
nam Joseph Chamberlain Paid To J
Hia Truest Counsellor.
Pomeoy Has Never Seen
Modern Invention.
the exception
PaaaaAbJ
-et the best of a man,
s-?e his worst side.
if
you
. successful
of what he is
man does not
going to do to
i sting of defeat is felt long
ike sweetness of victory disap-
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a small quantity of condensed
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noogh colu vaur to make one
lart .00
i 13c. package JELL-O ICE
CKDAJl Powder 13c.
Total , . . .19c
Mix all together thoroughly and
freeze. Don't heat or cook it ;
don't add anything el6e. This
makes two quarts of delicious ice
c ream in 10 minutes at very small
cost.
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taaHHUBdHH
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DTl HOW TO OSTAIH and SELL PATENTS,
Which ones will pay. How to get a partner.
fhi'.ent law ana oioer Tiaaoie uu
vrrom uos,L0n ujone.) Bob ton September Jeans H
10711.7 ana wuery devotion of Pomeroy, the most noted prssonsr en
Mrs. Joseph Chamber Ian I, wife of one the yesterday entered upon
of the greatest figures in English, po- his thirty-fifth year m solitary con
Wticai circles of today, is the talk of fiaement in Ctailintowii State Prteoo
iwo canKiaenrt. Before her marriage to in, aji these
tins Bntesh statesman she was Miss of mother and
Mary EndkotJt, of Salem daughter of together wh em
the late Hon. Wifflam C. Bodicott from, .tete oftioiaia,
unoer rresKient Cleveland, was seen no one.
Secretary of war. Pomeroy entered prison as a boy
Same years age 'Joe" Chamberlain of 16. He was convicted of flendtoh
wae suddenly taken sick, and during lv butchering Ave year old Horace
his illness, which even his most inti- Miltok in South Boston in 8176 sod
.mate friends feared was his last, his be wmft generally believed to be guilty
w He was ever by his side. She seldon of other An crimes. He In now
Jef the sick room, and although there a man of 60, Ate health failing hia
were nurses, she insisted on oaring frame emactejted and the sight of
ror mm nerseu. She was to him oue era almost gone, but his urtad is
wmw .Mrs. utaaatone was t Englands
great premier in his last sickness.
And now that Chamberlain is bet
ter, much better it is said she has
even a harder task to perform for
toe old war horse is longing to Jump
-.nto harness once more, and it is her
work to keep bom quiet until he is
really fit.
In the great campaigns which her
husband has fought and won she has
been his best friend "and adviser and
during the crisis attending the wind
up of the Boer war she was hia
greatest help.
"In aill the storm and turmoil and
stress of the troublesome times from
waich we are now emerging," Cham
berlain sacd in speech at Birming
ham on the eve of his departure for
South Africa, "I have had at least
one source of solace from my wife.
When under the double burden of the
great responsibility that had fallen
63 me, and the venomous attack and
lying misrepresentation of our pro
fessional enemies, my courage seemed
MOM OtATM.
A m tost aoe It
fUCB SHALL MOT
as
"If eat Ms te As So
T. PAUL, was a practical
teat Mag down to a
Today'a Study Is on of
entreaties. It la 1001 sard te feo
from the broad road of selAfeaaaa SJ
the footsteps of Jesee, and Uterefc
who are not saints, many who are
aUnyteasons'Tf Ate"
Ooa to be the Lord'
The Christian as
wtu sat
to walk the nam
wl'M J.
to Ood.
to the
way. te
use Dr
M sr it
still active and continually
for soma means by which he may se
cure his release.
Pomeroy has never seen 'a tele
phone. He has never ridden on nor
seen a trolly oar or elevated train
During hia incarceration electric
lights have become necessities, sub
ways and tunnels have been built, au
tomobiles become common every -day
affairs.
Pomeroy la not allowed to enter
the workshops. The other occupants
of murderers' row detest and fear
him and he has no intercourse with
them. His exercise is taken in the
yard while the other convicts are in
the workshops and the rest of his
time is spent tn noting sleeping and
reading.
urges taw to walk tn the
he tn accord with their nww
desires of the Desk Why?
ordsro of Interests as between the deal res of fee
Ci i at il law The two are st warfare, the o
may be a truce for s time, but that will
Interests as New Creatures are
not do tha things that ye wenldf" As New
the footsteps of your Master, perfectly, bat A
this! Ton can only bobble after Ma at vary
and become bis followers, we wtO be no toofl
the flesh, but will be Judged as New Ciaatniss, narfsct la
to righteousness wo ere esseM sf. ouaV
Te
fan an Sana, yon
Bat tf we take fete
a.
Ma. m st Ji a M.
No as at la r M.
roe Plymouth
No g at UM A.
No tt at MS P a
Par Bsii j Meant:
Ma. SS at IS A. st.
No te st it.lt P. M
Ma SI at T.4S P. M.
MJS A. M.
Jt P. SL
Save Time and Trouble
By Going To
COOK
THE DRUC6IST
First. He always
what you want.
aa to What WOUM
and deriaree feat
MMTI
D. SWIFT
PATENT LAWYERS,
.303 Seventh St., Washington, D. C.
jrnaaucen
&C0,
like failing her wise counsel, her un
broken ojjtimiam sustained me.
"She .has fortified me by her cour-
aga and cheered me by her sympathy
I have found in her my best and tru
est counsellor." This is the tribute of
Joseph Chamberlain to his wife, a
Xew England girl.
And she is an American through
and through.
"Yea are not a bit like an Ameri
can, Queen Victoria once said to hei
And she responded
"ThteJe the very worst compliment Hhout depleting the snply
Ths Inevitable.
From reports of the engineer
from actual experience driven
are not furnishing ths town with
sufficient water. While the cost Is al
most thrice as great as it would be
were the supply equal "to the capacity
of the pumps.
Another factor such water as we
now have while thoroughly whole som
when it stands produces a fermenta
tion that te repeUant to the user.
Were tha vegetable matter not in
the water there would be
plaint about the
Again were the pumps able to ob
tain a maximum supply, all dead ends
could be flushed daily If
FREY'S
VERMIFUGE
te i'te ?f rood, old-fashioned
medicine tiiat has saved the
lives of little children for the
pest 6o yea rs. It i medicine
made to eur.. It ,a never
been kaowj 1 tail. If vocx
child u si si a bottf. of
FREY'S VERBhIFUUE
A FINE TOXIC FOR CHILDREN
Tjo not take a sibstitnte. If
vour druggist doe not keep
t send twenry-C-e cents in
fttjnpi to
3.
Ital(aipre, !Od,
s -. ". a bottle will be mailed yon.
hat ydUf could possibly pay me.
THE EARTH CAVING IN.
Another "sink on Alachua Lake,
Just across from the chain of "sinks'
south of the city, developed some time
during Wednesday night, and aa a re
sult the trains over the Atlantic
Coast Line were annulled after the
Leesburg Jacksonville train which
reached here Thursday morning at 8
o'clock.
The first report that reached the
city was brought by Conductor Fred
erick, who was advised of the trouble
by Section Foreman Thigpen, who
made the discovery early In the morn
ing on his way to the south end of
his section,.
When Mr. Thdgpen first discovered
ths new sink it was not more than
ea or fifteen feet in diameer but it
spread very rapidly during the morn
ing hours, and by the arrival of the
Laesburg passenger train A bad
A has bee am ooted and almost a
greed to connect up the dead ends.
Sty gceng to too river. A to aA
probable that such an expense wtU be
unnecessary, a saving of ansae SS.SSS.
Aaaan tf by going to the river wa
ter can be obtained in abundance at
a third or fourth of the present cost
the town will reap greater prof So and
the DubsVc can have water at less
rates than are now charged.
For Industrial porposes river water
because of its softness to far prefer
able to our underground water which
excellent for drinking purposes te not
dassrahie for making steam and with
out obemicato not altogether ra for
laundry work.
In order that none ndght make a
desires of the flesh, ths Apostle rentes
fast or openly discernible. Dim
Idolatry, witchcraft, hatred, etrt
pea. that they which practise sorb tAtejp el
God" These are works sf the falleo Arab ai
All of Ood's people are to mist them, if they would net teat Ste favor. They
bare the seeds of aD those Inlualtusa things to) than- Sean, teratied by aorteV
tty; but their sated, festr wTOe, bare been c banged, roe reeled, luiaed aroanA
to rlgbteooenree to the dotes at the wtU of Gad. As New Creature they avast
not practise the fleshly things, ate ihey wffl sot grow to the traits and gtaoas
of ths holy Spirit and win not be flt fur the Skull
The Apostle does not here say that If anyone were awnrtekwa to) s faatt sad
test his temper, for Instance, and got late strife, that into woo Id bar Ma for
ever from the Kingdom He might. Indeed, ttesngb tsars sad prayers and
Drrlne forgiveness, come bark Into barman wAu Ood aad sstisaqsi atlj te
come s valued soidter of the Cross and tote w g the Lasso. Ant Sf any
contrary to the so which
ot forward. Let as sots the
slip with a penitent recovery, aad a wilful aiirfteteg of s wroeg tot
how many CAftoftona have the ivManti te thirtesi that taoy wis
the fTtegtiisi of Ood unless they make a free start sad reverse tl
TSMl Si tegT
If fen Apestte sat an fete n In
f the
tad show an the
which batons te fee Oardea of the Lord,
fruits of fee ApAA ahouM more and moot to
oped to perfectten te oar hearts, ana, as far as
cover aad choke out the tmperfertteae of ear Seek The
are aD ths fruits of the RpUit o
9Iaonir Temple
Tar I Mini. .
ItuiMinf;
H.C.
fllf
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NEW
c V.
FALL SUIT
Yoa
Tear
Olhsit Color and Stylo Mull ft
Tte rye
IS
IS as
oa Jety U
wtu
afresh sad woald amlsy at fee b.
Aaa per fee Ooa are these nova, joy.
te ei! of
of U
ate wMS the
rreed that they wUI See
Spirit ofOoT wfaich baTgtetSMi Id ns'sad mlSMiLmUpSi
But II can perfect as only ST wo are tod by tt aad wnA te ton ways
we will not be St far a ptere te the
of the OArtotten to vantty. It leads to aeere treat
than te a Ay ssiiinl tf on a
eater. It wfll mean thai
teachable. And only
. A. G aasn
mi aonf safes
t was saa I isfes aw
eteaon iSjUli te SWAM
R P H. No 4.
A M. Tap Aw Tarharo
a es -OS
or SALS OA AAV
CLOTHES
MGSI NOBBIESI
Tarboro's Natal Year.
The Merchants Protective" Ass
cannot be too much praised lor want
ing to observe Tarboro's 150th year
VALUABLE FARM FOR RENT.
For the term of five years begin
ning January 1st, 1911, that tract oi
-and situate about three miles, fron.
Tarboro.on the Rocky Mount and Tar
boro road, known as the King farm.
Tbig tract of land contains about 384
res of which about two hundred art
in cultivation, and is one of the
Uest farms in Edgecombe county.- P
is on it a dwelling house of six
x)ms,five frame tenant houses,ample
at -bouses, barns, stables and sheds
with a home coming week. The South
grown to about forty feet, one large erner has wanx1 this but ban not
chunk of earth following after anoth- ur9nA , ,enn that did not oc-
er in rapid succession and the ground
cracking for a 'space of several feet
around the entire hole.
At about noon the place presented
a rather late nest ing scene, for at this
time the grealt loads of earth were
rolling in at intervals and with them
the water would boil and sizzle as
though it was hot iron being struck
tn place. The great pool also resem
bled 'the waves of the seas for during
the day it was in motion, sometimes
Airs Watt.
Or nearly no. Thad Tkeash ha
horse waste cavort lag fen goad
osteins n Ana Pepsi Onto w
try feat a well caved la and
ot Mr. Horns one of b a
to d a
ft wa
lata and Mr Threat to an
ad that tK made teas
swell." Tan edteor n
I town
I
Tarbo i prtbab'y not
Us leSfe anniversary. A
fron (be Rea l M
tie. was before the
evening ask rg far an
aa o
ttd Insure Tour Stock
P. M. as
itloa frnm
In this Ann year of
ad Is abundantly supplied wh good being greater htan at others, and uP
to last night the earth was sua row
ing Reports from 'the place Mat night
were to the effect that the hole bad
covered a distance of. 125 feat running
north and south, while from the east
to west bank the distance is fully 100
feet.
This sink developed some 200 yard
this side of the one that occurred
there a few years ago when a local
frihif trLin. with man? cars feil to
the bottom ofthe place, but fortunate
ly (there was no waiter in this. oV,
and it was easily filled in and Is used
today the same as the old roadbed.
u,o hw lwn the waiter in this
Uiok save vv ar
nw place is cannot be estimated
wirt-K 4T,v Wvrree of accuracy for dur
g the forenoon a large tree that
was fully thirty or more feet tall was
ia the mdddie of the place and in
the after noon it bad disappeared
as though nothing but a bottomless
hole was ttoer to receive anything
that came its way.
There are a number of old sinks in
the vicinity but the new one to larger
than any of the othere.-toirneavllle
i Sun.
water. About $600.00-will be spent in
:n proving the buildings on said pre
mises before January 1st, 1911 or at
-ioon thereafter as Is practicable.
For terms and further particulars
address either of the undersigned or
flail on them at Rocky Mount, N. C.
August 29, 1910.
J. C. Braswell,
E. L. Daugntridge,
for Planters Bank, Guardian.
ELON COLLEGE
(Co-educational. )
IMightfully situated in the hill
country. Unsurpassed in Health -fulness.
Pare water. Modern in
equipment. Steam heat. Electric
lights. Baths. Seweiage. With
all the advantages of city life and
none of its disadvantages. An ideal
institution for the education of
young men and young women,
with 20 years of successful history I
riolnnd it. A high grade institu
tion, whose graduates are admitted
to the graduate departments of
ill the great universities without
examination. Mautains also Mu
4c, Art, Elocution, Business, and
Preparatory Departments. Four
courses leading to degrees. Special
Normal Oourse3 for Teachers,
approved and endorsed by State
Superintendent Joyner. Terms
moderate, from $112 to f 187 per
session of 10 moiths. For cats
loiie or other ioiormation address
EMMETT L. MOFFITT,
President,
or W. A. HARPER, Dean.
w Elon College, N. 0.
cur to our well housed merchaiata
an hotel.
Now if we wiS all open our houses
that ho el hiatus wH be n matter of
no moment; bat If we do not where
are we?
The Hotel Fnrrnr people are po
cedmg with all fee celerity consist
ent w!th good bargaining But tbey growing n com crop of St, 177.SJM)
do not expect to have that hostelry I acres la tan eight Soothers
open before Thanksgiving Day. if so of Virginia the Carol lama
They wiO im toil no pretense wu ex eaWppt which to nn tec ream of
tertor effects; but on the Inside fee 1.5S5S00 acres over fen urea instil1
hotel win be modern and up to date, to that cereal te feat territory in
testead of an occasional home com- ifa.
inz week to note sonte anniversnry. This te aa infra si As ntojn and A
ZZJTZZflZ? ItZTc1: Z TL rts Csrsllss LlTf surk Istsal Is. Cs
AS aMBAASSB st s
hat fee
auks fee
Oa ia seas !T ion an
tec, folltel ta
AAj
JJjJ I AS eMWSSjAsAaj
Mesaers Merohanto let
fair. Eh?
aa have an
to Of
Moving Pictures.
Fred Braswell, in a few days wm
open day and night in Cooks old drug
store, moving pictures. The pictures
will be up to date and Mr. Braswell
hm ixiintfl date in his display. He
tfjui "' "-a- ' -
The Republican has received, with
the rnmnMmms of F 0. Davte a
case of. -North Camlton pane
grown end shipped by the Eton Orovo
Peach Farm Tarboro that Stete.
Something like -twenty
who got in on the case will s
that these were WttHe bit the finest
flavored poaches they aver ste. Not
only was fee flavor Al; the
and else were there also. The
came by express and the frsSt i
as fine condition whoa ft
OatosvMle an when picked from
trees, a vary few slightly
poaches worn found at fen bottom
tiers. Mr. Davte writes that down tn
hte country they have bad pesetas te
Dleotv since Mar IS OnteevlUs Re
w- W " .
pnbAenn.
Thee peaches were grown oa Cat
farm of our whose soutod friend T
Perry Jenkins. Of course they kepi
Porrv to that kind of s man for he
ke.ips good things oa tap.
Incidentally it may be
that he sold some of the
peaches a New York at lll nr
bushel.
If Wolverine with La PoUofe throw
in and Q
arse culture ahull
ally an M to
1M
F. H.PENDER
Loosl Ai
la the
of living est boss
tf the psuntol
to tafee by fee
id force ft to pat
-IMIP. Tou, Mr. Farmer.
Use Aliea-s ft
t7
tn be
or an
SUMMONS SY PAH
AS aa, mV aa
tan osS wASte
sigh M. C.
fee yteM of which
qnaatfty of SSS
Tha of fen yteld aa Mr. Bam
tetten would an teemsfeto tf
above eballenso Prom w
Post,
K to
Lr Ray. N Y.
tor fans tmi ei
will not follow the old rule of chang
ing once, twice or even three times in as a premium and the standard Re drugg a's.
a week, but every day. Each day the publican of OsinsvlUS as endorser j
outfit will be new. So will the pte- better than fete tot Am cornel Avoid fee green
Chamberlain-! Colic. Cholera
Diarrhoea Remedy la today tan
known medicine la saa far relief
cure of bowel comptalats. it
griping, diarrhoea.
ahoald be taken at
ural looseness of .Ue bowels A to to 8. C. aad
eqoally valuable for children and, an! feat aa wan
If ). ...... d.li K v all
Cotton Nkeceta,
Peanut Bas,
BnaVirJiiu: and
Tics and lurk
S?S'i:laAbcrani Rsmtn Coasnany
i.
c a
MOV NT AIRV.
NOsTTrl CAROUIU
turns.
come down and lva Perry a
OALLAWAY aOWYN. PROPRIETORS