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VOL. 88. NO. 39
TARBORO, 'N. C. THURSDAY. SEPl EMBER 29 1910.
Advice to the Aged.
Ae brings umrmiaes, sack as sloe,
cish bowels, weak kidneys stud Mad.
dcr and TORPID LIVER.
Tutt'sPiHs
have a specific effect on theaeerzana, r
stimulating the bowels, causing them
,-H. riorm unit naninu functions as
in v outh and
IMPARTING
the kidneys, bladder and LIVER,
ey are adapted to old and yonna.
to
They i
D. JENKINS,
Physician and Surgeon,
Tarboro, N. C. Phofl No.
1W
OR. G. E. WEEKS,
Dentist
office near Telegraph
Office.
V vV. MACNAIR.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Citizens Bank Building,
Norfolk, : : ; ; Virgin!
NATHAN WILLIAMS,
Ton so rial Artist and Hirsult Dec
orator, Tarboro, N. C.
Two doora from Bank of Ta'boro.
J. FRANK LILE8,
Att'y and Counsellor at Law,
Practicee In State and Federal Courts
J. ROBT. PENDER
Surveyor. Tarboro, N. C
Post Of flee Box No. Fifty-Four.
D. D.
WAGNER,
, Contractor and Builder.
t -rites cheerfully given and
work guaranteed.
Phone 203 L.
all
MEMBERS OF THE PEOPLE'S MU
TUAL BENEFIT ASSCOIATION.
W1U take notice that 1 can be found
at my office. This la the cheapest in
surance in the country and absolute
ly reliable.
F. H. PENDER,
Secretary and Treasurer
DR. C. A. WHITEHEAD,
Surgeon Dentist,
TARBORO, N. 0.
ifiok hours to 1 and S to 5.
DR. DON WILLIAMS
Surgeon Dent
ist, Nitrous Oxide
andOxygeh Gas
administered in
the extraction of teeth.
THREE GREAT PROPOSITWHS.
The education of every boy sad
girl toBsy, in oar humble judg
ment, received from the public
schools of our country, moat be
based upon the three great propo
sitious Humanity, with all its
surroundings: Honesty, Industry.
The feeling of humanitv that
planted in the breast of the boy
sad girl by the benifioent rays
that come from the teacher, will
live forever; it matters not in w hat
walk in lire it may be; whether in
the school room, counting house,
ahop, farm or profession. The
humanitarian Mass that are incul
cated in their minds while attend
ing school, remain forever. If
these are baaed upon the thought
that the feelings of a fellow man
must be respected, that the ties cf
kinship and fellowship are among
the most beautiful and ennobling
that can be planted in our hearts;
if beyond all this, if the boy and
girl are taught to look higher than
the things of this world, then one
of the foundation stones unou
ar
which education is baaed, is se
cure and the state is safe.
The common schools of our land
must instil in the minds of every
boy and girl the element of honesty
honesty to himself; honesty to his
neighbor; honesty to his country.
To these must be added a com
pensation to the teacher that will
not make it worth while to use the
teacher's place till something else
turns up.
There is not a teacher in the
public schools who should not be
paid and justly, three times that
now doied out.
rim
Tarboro
CIV IL ENGINEER
JOHN J. WELLS
Rocky Mount N. C.
VALUABLE FARM FOR RENT.
For the term of five years begin
ning January let, 1911, that tract of
land situate about three miles from
Tarboro.on the Rocky Mount and Tax
b--.ro road, known as the King farm
ThJa tract of land contain about 384
IN SUPREME COURT.
These cases from this county
were argued before the supreme
court.
Rogers, McCabe & Co. appellees
vs. U. B. Cox appellant. F. S.
Spruill for plaintiff. Dismissed for
failure of appellant to print record
Charles Edge appelant vs. At
lan tic Coast Line Railway, appellee
from Edgecombe. T- T. Thome.
G. M. T. Fountain and Son for
plaintiff, F. S. Spruill and J. L.
Bndgers for defendant.
Henry C. Bndgers appellant vs.
W. W. Ormond appellte from
Edgecombe John L. Bridgers for
plaintiff, Y. T. Ormond for defen
dant
CHINESE PIGTAILS TO GO
Before they were conquered by
the Maochus the Chinese wore
their hair in knots on the top of
their heads. The long queue to
which the Celestial millions have
been accustomed for ages was
forced upon them by their conque
rors, and it stood in the first in
stance for humiliation and
sion. In course of time su
tion grew up about the long braid.
It became understood generally
that the Chinese emigrant who out
off his queue while abroad forfeited
by hia act his ctanoe of returning
to his own mod .
Coosistopi with the) gram si news
of advancing ideas in the Empire
of the Sun is the item stating that
the sacrifice of the queue ii now
to be general in the Chinese Army
and in officials circles. There has
been already, oa the occasion of
the Festival of the Full Moon, a
cutting off of distinguished pigtails
by Chinese merchants living in
New York. The hair of oar yellow
brethren is to be worn henceforth
even as our own. Self respect and
personal sanitary interest both
should be promoted by the change.
N. Y. World.
FINED FOR KILLING SQUIRRELS.
Frank and John Dancy colored.
were fined a dollar each for killing
acrea or wnicn. aDout two nuuureu r squirrels near lxigeeiu i ne sea
BANKING BLACKLISTS.
Addressing the national
ation of supervisors of state banks
the comptroller of currency said he
had in his office a list of men who
as officers -of national banks had
proved incompetent and had
been removed fron office and
said that if any of them should
make application to organise state
banks, their names would be fur
nish to the national system the
names of the mem who had been
driven out of the state banks be
cause the men behind them had
been found incompetent or die
honeit, that there was not enongh
business to make the proposed in
stitutions profitable or that the ap
plicanist were men without stand
ding within their communities.
This plan of reciprocity between
national sad state departments if
carried out in good faith, should
work for the improvement of bank
ing in general. Buffalo Express.
sheep having n
taith he onto hia disciples,
trnly is
THE SOUTHERNER'S SAITJROAY SERMON
"Whan Jesus saw the melt tad,
he was moved with oo
on them. Lues use they
The
the Lata of the harr
tat, that he will serd forth labur
ers into his harvest-" Be. Matt.
9 : 30.
These words of our Lard are true
of the situation today to s
extent perhaps teea ever bateau hi
taaCamrca of Carta. The
are too Brw to gather the
or sowjsagruoo. Taasasweoeae
smash good and -emetoot man to
the ministry of any of the charges
to fill all the pulpits already estsb
lished, much leas to go oat sad
found new chnrehea where they
are Beaded. The tesreeas la the
number of mintstsie has not kept
paea with the increase In populs
tion nor the lurnsssd desire of
men to hear the Oospei of Christ
The re never m mm m 1 1 m whn ik.n
was greater need ia God's rasas
for active, able, rnssemaSsil young
men in the Christian Ministry
There is so aeed far as to dm
cuss here the several usee us to he
given for this state of affairs, bat
we will try to say something to
remedy it.
1. No man aeed hone for eith
IT KlirvM ne htnnlMn Ik K. , I
istry unless he is truly called of
God to that service, sad coase
crates all his heart sod soel end
mind and life to the single pnrpoa
. CLA I AMJ I V M t r k i & i .
I "'sew ssssxs-
! by t be Ail uses am that he fa da I c , ewes.- -
TsStS imxj aii'uTJU. TajseaT
hc )aff lWr pge can! mal A WJJ2 9Lm-
mMCSZ iTveTte eaetTVlr iSBaaaw1 X
apaat ftMheir own goad aad maa
The peSieb priest
Climbed ap Is
of Aaeteriite.
a high ehorch
a
TaafBrsl aa iMmklimd
Aad 11 cried out from hex
VN hers jft Thou. LocdT aad the
Loartrephed,
Dowuiai s aasoag my iioplif"
nt .-- ' m 1 I I
ning souls for God. If he ia only Pamte mhweet arc morh
after money or fame or aa easy adapted te the growimx of grapes
isc me. as
H. C
Save Tlsme mmd Trouble
B C.oditgTm
COOK
THE DRUGGIST
First. He always ha
what you want,
Masonic Temple Building
larboro, - . sr. ere,
YOUR g-A. .
NEW rLL Ul
Tern
Temy A
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tf
Tern
THE FAMILY 8ALL0T.
A bill was introduced in the
Wbcohain legislature making it
possible for the wife of a man to
cast his ballot? if he is prevented
by bussineas or by sickness from
approaching the polls. The wife
will srm herself with the document
which proves her proxy powers
11 be admitted to the polling
booth and will cast the family bal
lot for those candidates agreed
upon in the family council.
It is a natural but a remarkable
innovation. The truth if the matter
is that the ballot in America is a
family ballot even those voters who
think they are rendering indepen
dent judgment at the polls are in
reality, if uncoueciously, voting as
the family mind has determined,
8uch a performance will famil
i arize women with political process
es sad prepare them for their own
enfranchisement. But it will also
persuade them, it must be believed
of the greater blessing of the family
ballot and win them to work tor
this, instead of for any further ex
tension of the individual ballot as
it now stands. St, Paul Dispatch.
best
ultiv ation, and is one of
the
farms in Edeecombe oounty. K
hag oa. it a dwelling bouse at six
rooms, five frame tenant boueee,aniple
out-bouses, barns, stables and sheds
aad is abundantly supplied with good
water. About $600.00 wUl be spent in
improving the buildings on said pre-
n:l3ts before January 1st. 1911 or s
wa thereafter as is practicable.
For terms and further particulars
-w either rf the undersigned or
osll on. them at Rocky Mount, N. C
August 29, 1910.
J. C. BrasweH,
E. L. Daugbtrtdge,
for Planters Bank, Guardian.
son for squirrel hunting does
begin till October first.
not
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
E. L. Robereon administrator of the
1 ti of J. R. SaUrthwae late of
tidgecombe county, having died and
th( iinderaigued having qaaMdfid as
administrator de bonis non, notsoe is
ae eby given to all that a claim a
st the estate must mow be pre-
sented to me as nequtaed toy lew for
such cases made and provided and
that a fadlume to dp so wUl be plead
iii bar of recovery.
Those indebted to toe estate wUl
al so as per same notice be held to an
immediate settlement.
J. C. IAttle, adm. d. b. n.
W. 0. Howard, atty.
ELON COLLEGE
(Co -educational. )
iKlightfully situated in the hill
country. Unsurpassed in Health -
ralness. Pure water. Modern in
i uipment. Steam heat. Electric
lights. Baths. 8e wet age. With
all the advantages of city life and
-tone of its disadvantages. An ideal
institution for the education of
ymng men and young women,
vith 20 years of soocessful history
t ihiud it. A high grade HiStltHl
i , whose graduates are admitted
the graduate departments of
all the great universities without
filiation. Maintains also Mo
if-, Art. Elocution. Business , and
;'riparatory Departmeots. Four
courses leading to degrees. Special
Normal Courses for Teachers,
approved and endorsed by State
Superintendent Joyner. Terms
mouerate, from $112 to $187 per
9S8ion of 10 months. For cam
MEETING OF NORMAL ALUMNAt
On Thursday evening the Edge
combe Chapter of Alumnae As
sociation of the State Normal Col
lege held an enthusiastic meeting.
The purpose of this meeting was
to plan for the observation of
"Founder's Day," Oct. 12th. A
programme and social evening will
be arranged, and all former stu
dents of the Normal College will
be expected to meet and give ho
nor to the memory of the beloved
father of higher education for
women in North Carolina. Emily
S. Austin, Sec. ' .
time, he wilt fail mmerablv in hia
profession, oo matter how great
tnavlw hta rlnnnimM iMmlne a
personal charm. And on the oth
er hand, soy maa who is truly call
ed of Cod to the ministry, and go-
into it devoting all he baa to ('
God's service, will have s saUtfar r-
tory measure of success, aa ssattor ,
bow poorly equipped be mev tie m Kr
eloquence or learning. So while"
oo man need come into the Miahv
try b dp ing for success or eosafort
unlets be feels called of God. on ia I
band no trulv rooserrat-
ed man naval hewn out of th min. I Bad Is
istry because be fear be has not MB) am
fttcient learning or eloquence.
2. It reots with cbriatiaa saesh . atfsea I
er verv often whether bovs wham " eahl
God needs in this saerad ealllagl ''My
hate their hearts turned ia ties
to it. Kverv chrlsUsa mother tb
ought to he glad and proud to fur 1 the aa
nisb a minister to her church if by
prayer and training sod teach log
she can turn the baa Si of her aco
ia that directtoa. Borne women
hesitate to pot the matter besore
their sons because they think that
in the ministry tber will be
"in
ost tmmoaa siaorard
Korops the
Ph
rrewatU)
"s vsatt ia
Caat aewtol
while aa hH tnp
vtatt the
slitieBW
urneJJrom a
eat Haaan i
VS WBaociag
H oiHe large wi
sis'sst avsmss
Ml
e
SH
a F. D.
A St.
a
Novice or sals or asv
eltmate
a tetter
and
trj. above
of the heat
industry ia
discuasiac ti
roving le
td Idaho he
it travels ta
felted State
ihaallty of graaaa that
be markets of tbe
virtae of tkw
siutodr rs prvtaee
wrsd, higher sassiest
thaa ta teuad
ha a
I. M. at
SL C.
wa. o
a, tilt. t i
a U
af its
ed to a life or artodiog povsrtv.
That ia a very mmtekea idem. It that las Small t:
is true that he must sbaafloa all swsaSMsfjroa a par wits ours
hopes of tieoominc rich, bat oo the They hstW beau rami ag grapes ta
other hand, if he is a cosaeersted hha aoM far as assay years
maa, he need saver fcsrMliisilsg twsfSMBve reaaesa urn oars
utterlv dastitnte. A maa has no to a SMB. If the psamls Sff
ly oae susses out of maay thou the North saw t who art
sands of becoming rich in the l.usi in this teffsstr,
aess world. The vast majority tf "oca essw witu taeir
men fail to accumulate aoftbinr. the quaJfte f t he
but work hard aU their Urea, get be mueh better thaa any ta
little, and dis Mor. Oelv aa ex ! Frsnoe oritel.
cepsional few get rvea somfoiu ' 'Tha hteey grapes la atersms
bly well off in the world. I should aril froesjl to it AO s peaad. Of
KIPPHilB
CLOTH
em? ToT Wm STfW
aMa hwte1
Ssaiu,Zilslir Your Sttrk
GUILT IS ALWAYS PERSONAL.
After eight years of ostensible
activity on ths part of the govern
ment against the beef trust ten of
the principal officials of the pack
ing companies in the combination
have been made to bring home to
the responsible individuals the
charge of personal guilt. Not one
of the corporations through which
they set is icclnded in the Chicago
indictments. It is a criminal pro
ceeding, pure and simple, against
so many men, not against mere
corporate titles shielding
personality .N. Jf. World.
breed. 14000 to MSO0 sa sera. Wub
r get. tbe pr&a that hare ehteiaed d.r
Duoqi ing the last few jrwre oar beat
their
DELAYS OF THE LAW.
"I understand that you called
on tbe plaintiff. Is that sot"
"Yes," replied the witness.
"What did he say t"
The attorney for the defense
jumped to his feet and objected
that the conversation could not
be admitted in evidence. A half
hour's argument followed, and the
indges retired to their private
loom to consider the point-
An hour later they filed into the
courtroom and announced that the
logue or other information address question might be put.
EMM.ETT L. MOFFITT, "Well, what did the plaintiff
MAGAZINE CLUB
Mrs. James Pender in her most
cordial manner welcomed the
members ot the Magazine Club
at her hospitable boms on Park
Are. Thursday, Sept, 22.
The attend en ce was not as huge
as usual. As the roll was called
each member responded to her
name with a News Item.
Interesting Current Events by
Miss Loulie Bridgers. and a well
written paper on Famous Men
in N. C, and Educated St her
seat of Learning by Mrs. John W.
Cotten were the features of the
afternoon, her short sketch of
the life of CoL Wm. Sounder,
whose memory is dear to all North
Carolinians was listened to with
mueh interest and applauded.
Mrs. Albert Pike, of Washing
ton, D. C, and Mrs. W. u. Uots
ten, of Augusts, Gs., were guests.
Mrs. renuer's aeucious reiresn
ment were served by Mies Pen
nington.
Mrs. J. R. Pender Invited the
clnb to meet with her on Oct. Oth
HAND CUT OFF.
Oorham Crisp, 14 year old grand
son of H. W. Gorhsm, one of the
best citizens of Battleboro, which
means that ho is one of the best;
in the world, while feeding a ma
venture to say that toe ar
mi n inter of the Gospel is SS well
supplied with the mumsHim of
Lif aa ths average maa not ia ths
ministry. Tost seed sot be sfrvid.
Chrietiaa Mother, that Ood will
let your son who gives bis lif to
Him, suffer for hia daily
God wiU see to it that he
that, and as for the
thirgs of life, and for money hoard
ed up, if be is a christian, the Lack
of these things will not rob htm of
a momeot s peace,
3. Every mother ought to be
hsppy to sea her sea enter s call
ing where he is sure to be-safe
from the numberless teaiptedBBS
that surround the boy u every oth
er calling aid threaten bis safety
and honor. Io worldly business,
the mother sends oat her sou like
s lamb among wolves, where If he
remains pnre and sober aad boo est
it is in spite of the toadeaey of MB
environment to maks him other
aria In the mlniatrr Ka nub
him in s haven of safety where I
every oreumsteaes of Wa eaelron
ment tends to keep htm purs sad
honest and sober.
A While you can serve Gad ia
say bonest walk of Ufa. sad be s
ia say lnaooast oc
enrstion, the fullest aad highest
service you can do for God is to
give op all your time and devote
all your energies to carrying Bis
message tomeosoa loading
to Him. If you start out to
God at all, why stop short of tha
wary highest service: If you feel
after prayer aad earnest soak ing
fcr God's will for yoa, that God
wants yon in His ministry,
man, do not i exist the duty of
ing your very utmost to ear to God
and your fellowmen. Gire op all
for ti tm and do Him the highest
Service!
5. There is no happier miring
than that of a minister for
ZZ ZJLlZSTLTtl T k p CsrellsaLhr Si set Usual . ( s
ly the
rd to but
have BO
mat Wot far our grs
! notlBjifte the
prod oca, Is tbi
04000 to 000 so
If
Fo Ho PENDER
toej area have
in en ma pf from
ore. 4g
,aTao0 are
Oneeroo wblch
adtpeat to gn
low Is rate, ta I
be d setts J is h
the side hills
first dam equality of w far
i esm beat sit af i
i wemA u J!i r ffl 6 r
. e. sal
la term or by Dipaty. I aS9.sa stl OmassatSte ta tXLum.'m tI
Cotton Sbeeets,
IVniitif Bago,
Bafriiisr ansl
Tie atsd Dtirk.
A T.
saw ssr.esa W
A Las
No .
jRobetTNOii-Runln Comrpany
ir .
m rssai, so 7.
Osy fliasta tteA
star I
a. Oat
vvvvwwvvvvvvvvvvvv
l-i PitMoi Imromt ill luihi tmw
President, ! gavt
chine cutting up
or W. A. HABPEK, Dean, "He weren' at home, air," came right hand caugnt in
corn had
the
his whose heart is in it. A pmpstual
here
Oeaesw saws
1X
rrufey. Osss
a o
u.
him, ailing his se,
No U.
A T
AfOIB - - OAOHIKal
Elon Colleflfe. Hi. thP .noeer. . Uism nam cufc uu ut w
soul with
I
a r xas
the wrist.