Carhoro &Qnnter
PadUftisd Every Thursday,
Suoscription Rates$1.00 per year
u rred at ostcfflce as second class matter
Thuisdf.y, September 29, 1910.
Harry Thaw is going to make an
other fight to show how insane
he is about being sane.
Cnnirl is nankin? rm his arrows
and coming back from the seashore
wicn tne rest 01 tne vacationers.
Thanksgiving turkeys are going
to be much higher this year, but
it is too early to worry about that
If we could only live on advice
like the abundant Roosevelt how
it would help this high cost of liv
ing business.
,lDown with the demagogue and
up with the patriot77, shouts ex
Vice President Fairbanks. Ts'n
Long Charley a little rough on his
laie cniei.
Texas has passed a law prohibit
ing a saloon within ten miles of a
schoolhonse. It is thus that the
cause of education is impeded in
the grand old State.
THE POLITICAL DR. COOK-
The SpiiDgfield, Mass., Repnbli
can priuts a.letter from Mrs. Bell
amy Storer, written in France,
Sept. G reviewing the controversy
between the Storers and Mr. Roos
evelt concerning the former resi
dent's alleged authorization of the
former ambassador to Austria Hnn
gary to visit Pope Pius Xand ask
him as a personal favor to the
President of the Unired States to
make Archbishop Ireland of St.
Paul, a cardinal.
Letters written by the arch bis h
op in 1903 and 1904 hitherto an
published, are quoted by Mrs. Sto
rer to show that at repeated inter
views in the White House between
the archbishop and the President,
Mr. Roosevelt ack no wled that le
had commisioned Mr. Storer to act
as His personal envoy at the ati
rn r in K.-iKn 1 Af 4-1. - - - I
can in behalf of the archbishop
Mr. Roosevelt has hitherto pubil
cly denied that Mr Storer was
ever authorized to1 represent him
in this manner and tfce Ireland let
ters now published by Mis. Storer
have the effect of making much
sharper the isue of veracity be
tween the Storers and the ex Pres
ident.
Mrs. Storer's letter to the Re
publican also seeks to prove on
the testimony of Archbishop Ire
land that Presided Roosevelt
promised to make Mr Storer Uni
ted States Ambassodor either at
Paris or London; and there is in
eluded still another letter alleged
to have been written by Mr. Roos
evelt to Mr. Storer, just after the
Presidential election i.i 1896, in
which Mr. Roosevelt askedJdr.
Storer to see President elect Mc
Kinley and uige him to appoint
Mr. Roosevelt assistant Secretary
of the Navy. This last letter
seems to confute a recent assertion
that Mr. Roosevelt never sought
a public office, except when he
sought a Presidential nomination
in 1904.
Ex-Senator Chamiler kept a
diary that proved Teddy to be a
falsifier. The New York Legislative
Committee indisputably proved
that Teddy was telliug a falsehood
and not Judge Paiker in 1904
Theodore Rpcevelt is liable to
go down in history as the political
Dr. Cook.
A letter has been published
written by this same big talker to
hisouce secretary, and at that tin.e
his political manaeer, Cortelyon,
in which he stated that he wanted
no money for campaign purposes
from such corporations as the
Standard 0 1 Co. Yet at that
time the Standard Oil had con
tributed 8100,000 to the republi
can campaign fund and not one
dollar of it has been returned.
The Annanias class should
have only one president and his
name wc say with regret is Theo
dore Roosevelt.
WOMAN SLEPT FOR THIRTY-ONE YEARS
Famous in the history of sleep
is that of the trance which over
came Leuora Romaldo, a woman
of Villancienso, in Spain. She re
turned home one day from a very
long walk utterly exhausted. 8he
lay down and slept all afternoon,
all night and all next morning,
and her husband thinking it about
lime for her to waken made efforts
1o arouse her but in vain.
"Leuora!" he cried. "Wake
up! You have slept for 30 hours "
But, like the Sleeping Beauty of
Iairyland, nothing would wake
her.
Physicians were called in. They
tried in every way to arouse her,
: nd failed- The case was beyond
their comprehension! But fiey
werc sure of one thing to live she
must have food, so they placed a
tube iu her mouth and poured
milk and other nourishments
through it. That is how Lenora
was kept alive throughout her
long sleep.
Days, weeks, months, years went
by. Lenora slept on. Sometimes,
Verhapa in weeks or months she
would half louse herself, her eyes
would open for a moment. She
would nmtter a few words and
then fall back into slumber, ' some
times physicians would come from
miles to see her and study her case
Then they would shake their heads
and go away wondering. It was
very mysterious; science was com
pletely baffled.
Five years ago after sleeping 31
years, she awoke, she could not
believe that the old man bending
over her was her husband. She
could not understand that she had
been asleep so long and believed
that she had slumbered only for
the usual eight hours.
This case is probably the most
nnique on record. It stands in the
annals of science as baffling and
unanswerable and the woman her
self, although awake now for
five years, has never recovered
from the awful change which gree
ted her when she awoke.
CHANCE FOR SOUTHERENER READERS.
In order to test the Southerner's
great circulation and its superior
advertising value, we have made
arrangements with R. E. L. Cook
the popular druggist, to offer one
of his best medicines at half price
j to anyone who will cut out the
following coupon and present it
at his store:
COUPON
This coupon entitles the holder
to" one 50c package of Dr. How
ard's specific for the cure of
constipation and dyspepsia at
half price 25c we will refund the
money to any dissatisfied customer
TWENTY KVE CENTS
Dr. Howard s specific for the
cure of constipation and dyspepsia
is not an unknown remedy. It
has made many remarkable cures
right here in Tarboro and so posi
tive is Druggist R. E L. Cook of
its great superiority in curing
dyspepsi, constipation, sick bead
and liver troubles that he will,
in addition to selling it at halt
price, refudd the money to anyone
whom it does net cure.
MUSIC DEPARTMENT.
Tlie music department of the Tar
boro Public Schools will aa-aln be in
charge of Mr. Daisy G. Smith and
Mrs. Qattie '. Gl&natoce. Mrs. Glad
atone has just returned from the New
England Conservatory of Music. Bo
. ...
von, wnere sue spent we entire sum
mer taking special lessons In PHldo
and Theory; she also attended the
American Institute of Modern Class
Staging.
Pupljs desiring to take music at the
Publ:e Schools should see the teach
ers at once, as only a limited number
can be taught during school hours
Ail pupils taking under above nam
ed teachers will be allowed one half
hourfree practice on the school piano
a small charge will be made for add!
tional use of the pianos.
Respectfully,
R. G. Klttrell, SupC of Schools.
Departure of
Trains.
For Horfolk. Vs.
2to:
No. 90 at 9.23 A. 31.
No 48 at 2.05 P. M.
For Plymouth:
No. 5C at 11.36 A. M.
No. 64 at 5 IS P. U.
I
For Rocky Mount:
No. 65 at 10 A. it.
No. 49 at ll.1t P. if
No. 01 at 7.4S P. M.
For Fan&Tllle:
10.30 A. M.
4.50 P. M.
IP TOD
Want a cook
Want a clerk
Want a partner
Want a situation,
Want a servant girl
Want to sell a piano.
Want to sell a carriage.
Want to ell town property
Want to sell you: groceries.
Want to sell your dry goods,
Want to sell your hardware.
Want to sell your millinery goods.
Want customers for any thing
Advertise daily through this papec
Advertising brings new customers.
Advertising keeps the old ones.
Advertising will insure success.
Advertising- shows euergy.
Advertising shows pluck.
Advertising is -bis."
Advertise or bust,
Advertise long
Advertise well.
AT. VERT IS E
At once.
i
'I
PANOLA DAIRY
Pure Milk tad Cream
Patrons will pbne their
orders to phone No. 243a.
I
I
ROBERT'S
TASTELESS
TONIC.
CHILL
The Brest Fever and Chill Remedy.
38,847 Bottles sold last year.
There Is a reason.
It relieves chills, fevers, anj clean
ses the blood
For sale by all 'dealers,
t2S
Bibles, Testaments, Prayer Books am Hymnal
and Other -Books at
CLAYTON "S
Largest and Best Selection Pott
Cards Ever Shown in Tarboro
D. L. WAGNER,
Contractor and Builder,
tit -nates oheerfuHy given and
work guaranteed.
an
SALE OP REAL ESTATE,
OsxlTimd: (VfolKi 2ifcr"l9l0,
at one oYlock p. in . by v irtue ef
two deeds in fnrst executed ry Or.
Pinetops Oil & Guano Cdw to John
u. r lowers, see reetlg recrdt!
in the Bdfrccomi Land Regfstiy,
Hook 131 n:mi MIS kt.cl Hn..t in . '
pare 90, 1 tiill. In-fore the Post
Office door in the town of Pinctopn
EdgecomlK- Ckjemky tir-r salt , at
public auciiuu for cash, th follow
ing real . st it.-, a p ur 1 or land
situated in thf town of Pinetopa,
containing two and two thirds
acres mote less, where is situated
the buildings and axtaiea of sakl
Company, beti'g the land convey
ed by W. E. Phtllfp and wire and
W. Jj. Reason aad wile, to the
Pinetops Oil &'juaoo Co , to which
aeeus leiert-uce, i made tor a more
particular drS- riptton: adjoining
lands of W. li Pitt. David Brvao
and others.
J no. L. Bridgets.
i rutee
Notice.
This is lb not fy the public the 1
have sold all right and title aad in
teres in tae Hub Hestu .ratst seat
to the Bank of Tarboro, known as
the Hub Caf-Vo Messers Percy Lewis
aad O. U. Winberg whom I rmmead
to the e ting pull c. All bills made af
ter this drte will not be assumed or
paid by me.
Q. P. Harria.
September lDth. 1410.
NOTICE YO CREDITORS.
Hav! 3 qulhT!fd rs adm'sH,'retor
of wwua k DSrita fcu of bos-
ombe comty, notice Is hwebr giv
en to at persons hold tag claims s
gatast my m-rat? to prose- t tesj
duly proven on or brfore Sr. Z.
1911 or this uot'cc will be plxid 16
bar of rocove-v.
All isd)HteJ to the fsfcTo n.oe"
make inure !::.( re -n-ent. .
C. W. We!K ados.
JUST REC'fl Alt KINDS
Fancy Imported San dm ;de
from our partner, li. Bibruth
direct from the o'd C untry
Call and inspect out Hm of
KI.M0NA8
made heie by
Miss H. Nessil.
our expert,
GEO. NASSIF IMPORTER
23 Main'Ht. Next J. .aoder.
'Tha Pi
With The Sweet Toot"
THE CHILDREN'S' PARTY
Many a child reus' party has
really been a failure because tbeie
was no one to play the piano, or
any other instrument, mad the
vouuk people aoouvirod of frames,
aad waot to dance.
Childreu love to visit home
where there's a
STIBFF PLAYER PI A No
a "little dance can be had any time,
because there' ai way a performer
present a all members r the
family can p!ay it
You buy it from the maker, at
hia price, with his guarantee,
which means something.
CH AS. M. STIEFF.
L. C. Steele, Manager,
lliTraoby St. Xorlolk, Va.
Mention this paper.
Official Piann. Jamestown Exposition.
CHICHtSTER S PILLS
f.'f . fJ-I-S. for lanttDn
" 'fiaro u sot, Barest, Alwtya riU 4t
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
tL EVERYWHERE 7
1810 CROP
OF OATMEAL
BUCKWHEAT
AND QRIT8
JUST RECEIVED
PHONE
PHONF THREE VOXTU..
GOODO DKLTVKB.KD.
'Agent For The Celeb ra
ted and Much Used
Harness of all grades
"d at prices to meet all
competitors.
Hauling and draying. Phone 123.
Livery Stablta
FRANK A HAMPTON,
Atteraey At Law,
Orflee OpsosMa
DIAMOND Jy4 BRAND
p
34
0. ill! ffl. I.
60 TO L. E. FOUNTAIN
IN
emits
NOTICE
North Carolina, la SvMrfor Court j
K 'gecombet ouoty, Before the OF k
11. K. Seltoq M P. Kdvatd
and wife, Willis J. KdanJs. A.
L- Manning, R. M. Savage, tfessry
laiker, . a,, fl WMtrliead
O Th'upen, J. V. Savat, H
h rXmi.h un i .ir. - ... i v
J ll.WT V,Lr.:i'''V KaltfKL std..'
w ife I.urv 1 hnm. A 1 lV.-t.
B. B. Howell, W.' H. Annrewa'
J. .-I Kdward"., J, W.
w t. t n -M .
A Bavssp. Joe a
. Joet kevre euwi -if-
'
n j
Olphelia Ssvae. Jik. L.
Cherry.
A. K. rvsar. Lrflliw
H. M. Ssvasv. K Iewtft r.M. w
Moore nj wire. Juiri F. V.r
W. P. White. T. L. Hotisr K
Simmons, O. W lMruhl. J. V.
Wt, Mrs, A. Pterrv, J. A.
Kitchen, R. H. Qy, a. P. Kitot
eu, . Htstoo. O- W. H vso
R. J. Madrv. John li c..
W. R. House. Plain tiflfc.
Vrraus.
L)r J A hitm n, I u vi
CJ and wife, N.na I Visors. Ma
- - - - mmM mm . m . a a . urun
uaWhiU . Albrrt Housr. JoslTI.
Joyiwr. Paul Josser. Istam
'
Juner, Kate Joynsr. Walter
White tod wie, Hcitie Whitr;
Rea Ed mo a Us said wife, Niaa Kd
monds; Leon Joyaer, Paul t 'berry
and wif. Jennie L 'harry j Mr
Msiiah Kitchen, P. M. Hooae
Mrs. Fsouie Perry, Mrs. Taos!
Vsughao, Samuel Vaayhaa, fTmi
Vsucbao, Prai.k augbsu, Pattle
YauKhan, L. T. Yangkau. Korrstt
Ysoghaa, Mabel Vaswhan. t K.
TaU r, Mart Tmylor. Brwee Tnf
lor. Carter Ta lor, the l-st three
leiuif miooia over J 4 yrwrs of age; 1
Willie AJUbrook. Thiarstoo AIH
I.iiwiL V.K A 1 1. 1 k. t tM'It f
kiln Kl.il bIF. Iliu.
K. L. Savare. Jseacr Heesew I
I an Taylor, E lYudUton and
wife, Neida IV dleton. a ssi i, or
ov-r 14 vcaua U tun-. U r
Wh le, R. .1. Shlelda, Dr. R. If.
JobiiMMi. Noab Uigpi, Mies Prau
c a llmoudtt, Miaa Puaa EdsjaMda,
creu ruim iaua, Turner Csrlilr,
n. y. jujucj, 1. U JOyaer, Mrs.
raiiie ne.ton, el,iie Brsmo. srife
oi u. . unm. Mar bitehead,
sieorL. K. Hbitehead; H i.
WLiU-baad snd wife, Mary White
head; Mis Mary K. Orsy, W. r.
Hancock and wife, Mary Harcock
Rcginal Gray. Robert tiray.
FaunieCray. (i. 8. White aad
mm, Ktu White; Alley Uoe,
R. It WUiW, Rryant Carlile,
Kameat Carlile, Inez CvtHe,
the last two being minors;
I. Norwood Rsvajre. J. K Wilkin
sou and wife, Meta Wilkinson;
lob obh, H. U St. ton. O. W.
Jeffreys, J. L: Uohcood aad wife,
NOTICE OF SALE.
Bj rirtae of the sower
me by test certain Dees of Trust s
ecated J. L. Sim see as aa4 wife om lae
24th day of May aad recorded ba
the office of the Register of Deeds
ror Edfecombe County la Book 14
at Dire set I ni a.r.i-
i. 1910 At It o'clock M. offer
st tae Courtbosse dear h Tmr
ooro. N. C. at publlt sactloa to
bidder for ch that
tract, tot or pares! of land desert
to said Deed of Tntst as bsioc is Us
town of Rocky Moo at Bdsecosabe
County North. CaroLaa adjatotac
ma iaod of UsJTsr Wosssb aadJ
jJifts aad more oarticuisny
cnord as follows, to wit
l a staks 4a the Soetk Umm of
street iff faet eootk west of MH
a sm .
aoia HLreet. In the afore esld towa
lc nsaaaaa at ribt aacis so
urre street and la a SOSSI
dieeotloa U4 test, as s caoej
la a aof-h easterly direotlos and with
te trrssi feet to s staka.
ta a Dorlk westerly drreeUoa
use nrwc use IH feet to
Oeonrs Street, essd Moe etrfkias
uMorse Street at rlkt snsies;
a soeth westerly iBasitlss)
Hh tbs sovtk Ifse Of Oeoree
rse to ike begkaalnc aad beu tk
aame tract ef Usd conveyed to he
J. L- Stmsaoss by deed from r. B.
Parker aad wtfs. whtek deed is dsly
recordd la the Register of Deeds tk
Office' of Frtteeoeibe County u Do
in at pigj 117. to which reference Is
hrey ra-.de for s store accurate mm.
scipt o i of said
. u. ot wast sat aer
R 8. WelU Trsetse.
Criro an, Barfi kill m.. m id.
one of the Greatest f
ns tver Known,
9 0 HttOACHES OUT
'f!0
70aibt. Xearly
who hare ' -J
tost few years will
fsctioo.
W
L. BELL OprOMfTRlST
Bl Scire jewelry Store.
a'ctiivaina,
For All Kinds of
Insurafice
Seel
Orren Williams, Wett-
dell A t o.
Phone 1 1 . None But
The Best.
Mollis K HohROod; W.
pr ,i . alssr Pi ppo . H
oca. T P. PlDDM. W.
aad siJfe, Oawrte tfewesJ
IMuwiisafwt siA V,
ssoodtyoo. MaUie. Mo-J,
Mnwetl. Howard Ko'
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weod, Francia Harwood. m tw
fast ever U )saa mt Sffa, Hsory
Dtckro. an Infaot over 14 )
of ar. Theodore fo rpeogh 1
wifei Ltaat llMlfMflj; Fr
Mi Irs aad wife. Lovim Ml
Mrs. Mry R. Leaf J.
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i n iwvfsp, rsrass wivre. star t.
U.vda, uir lest two
two besaf loteatji
11 wars f sw-; 1 1. A. Hlvs.
Lena Rives, the last two
infants under 14 yrars of
Was. Bivcs. Xsncv Oavasss.
s fatf tt . iSi a
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Look as safest tssater 14
of asm Aaaue Rasa. Hi
Turner Has". Mux Bsasss
Howell, Austin Mavasx; Ue-
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nta.
sad Iwtte.
J. H
Lead Jorsev Psal
WiU aad wife. He
Mtsuli ss4 wtfe.
Patf Cherry aad wus
Tlisie os AJtsarosfc. Mrs.
tostraltor FKlia, L C
Ue Mowetl. WUUaas KaH
Thotaas aad wife.
Miles
R jas bsaasjsl L. Swts. Tsraer I
MadBaas. Mrs raaals Parry, as
U4SM wtu ushs aocice tkat sa sc
Con af
a setitdMfi ay rtrtas sf c
41 Rmhlac Laws af US Dae Ci
Drataias Dtstret No On a i
e mm east saae ci Ommm Oessk at
wise of low Oat asaal seat u Use t
sSafl Seek tkeaos staeadtag la
ftetly sirectkic acreea saM
LB.
cats
H
. .a
rue watte.
flat
lead across Dees Creek S
to tie toot of tae alaa asas
wsst sl of Deep Creek toeawe fe
less tks edvs af the ts4sd 4s
wasrsj s js ssrir street lea to
shosjt three ssRes
asses Mat s rmii..
ao4t ssoe
ror'y dUreetJos. sen
. ladss of Dose Creek to
tb'ga s ad oa tbs east aass
L?.Sr"r,J,
I. A. mw mh
hlilaad to b
aad to construct seVct'or
a potat la the cea're of !
Ssm,
ewarter sf s
ks
mn
said assoap as sfralght
tslaa eottkt la Ftekim isk
rioeat d -ptk aad wtdtk to
waterwkkk fahs wttkta tke rak
a of Deep Creek
kt around aster lei i
d-f-aiaa's will lacker
ow tkst the are rea aired
jhe dT the Clerk
Csrt for toe OswrJ
oa toe f day sf O
kftree the
be lisstod la tke sBBee ef the "
L,--iS.trjiKJS: ff1 .08t'
Us da,
! wssss takes aolee tksc
toey tail to aawwer toe said eess-
stoiat ..tit tbei
f the ptsksttffs wffl assty as tfcs
eos for toe restef I usiil ta tkw
lutvei under my kaiwH ta- 1 1 mi 4..
Adkaet Iflk.
A T WT l.tn r a r
BONDERS
pto
Id
ays that
OF FVfRY Q 0
'of refraction,
sev husdiwd!
hundred nar,U
Jf Lasses by ase la Ube
teilyoeof their astts
7V
Saw A
Steel -Chairs
EHtw.r
Cblldfcn
I
F. Pi. ft
t The brick
yMammotli Furniture Store
S
ef 11
: eL!lc carPe,' re at work on I he floor.
The urn L Is. -1L S r
"w. . I'MI.AMII- im-xiiki our
i-xpectafioits. We must seU our prrst iit
"fllfk. NeW ITOtklU Mill !lerit .....
ef jam e
rtew Wtore.
r: bieteuf.
HT"i'E Iiyrs ot PP,e ore taking advnnlagc ol
ut prices. You ttu't aiTrl lo
tae Sessrtor fill ft tat flllltl aTsjas..., A- m
fBd4yaea.be
TZ!1 our uresent
tr
unta sjiaus
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We tasks. Twor Hoese
A4 MakellRrtohl.
1 nt- FAIREST
Of Bll Rutumn ffcrirteao.
BEAUTIFUL MILLINERY
iBT'ksaTotir
ilh
OPENING DAYS
W. B
SPECIAL ATTENTION
C hiffonior
mil
S O CARLISLE
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masons have
urst story ul
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