Carbarn unljtrntr
Pubiiahid Every Thareday.
daoacription Rates$1.00 per year
a.eroC al c'oatcfflee as second claw matter
Thmsdry, October 27, 1910.
Cotton Ginned.
The Census Bureau report shows
that up to and including Oc. 17
there were 5,410,960 bales of cotton
ginned. The (number ginned for the'
same time last year was 5,530,967.
Any size crop may be forecasted
from these figures.
On last year's percentage of the
cotton ginned to this date we would
nave a crop of 10,500,000, the year
previous 1908 one of 10,000,000.
The percentage of 1907 could mal
a crop of 11,500,000. That of 1906 13,
800,000 bales.
Compared with 1903 there would be
a crop of 14,900,000 bales.
Ths quants y of cotton- ginned de
pends largely upon weather which
this yeir as been favorable for both
gathering and ginning; but against
this hcs been the lateness of the
season, this latter circumstance shoul
be the indication of a crop some
what larger than last year.
1
Well and Pertinently Said.
Editor Southerner:
some
There is some apathy J and
objection to some of the democratic
nominees in the county; but I
would ask such if they voted in the
last election to help swell our rep
resentation in the county conven
tion or did they attend the town
ship primaries in behalf of their
favorite? If I have got half of my fav
oritess I should support the tick
cket in order to get the other half.
We never get all we want and get
nothing without working for it, and
if we don't get our choice, keep in
line to -work for it again I don't like
to see a man disfranchise himself,
for he who is not lor us is a-
COMES INTO Hit OWN,
Once Deipifted Cottanaeed GalnlAfl
Rank Among Field Product.
Not one man in 10,000 has any 1-
deef at the great number of uses to
which the once despised cow on sari
la now being put Prom the clean
seed are obtained 1 inters and meats
and hulls, the hulls making the best
end most fattening feed for for catttk
that has yet been found. From the
Unbere are gathered material for mat
tresses, felt, wads, paper, rope and
a grade of underwear and likewise
cellulose out of which gun cotton is
made The meats furnish oil and
meat, the oil after refining being now
universally used in the kitchens of
this and other countries.
Before refinement to the edible
the oil is known under many
names, such as salad oil, stearins,
winter oil and white oil, olemarga
rine being the product of stearlne
The white' oil is the chief ingredi
en: in compound lards. The original
oil, also known as soap stock, has fat
ty acids used in the manufacture of
soaps, roofing tar, paints and glycer
ine, and from this cornea the exulos
ive nitroglycerine.
The meal aside from its use as cat
tle povender, is transformed lute
bread, cake, crackers and even candy.
Last of aU comes the doctors .who are
saying, that this wonderful seed is a
boon to the sick, since from its oils
an emulsion is prepared thct hat
been known to be of value in tuber
culosis and other ailments.
Deaf noes Cannot be Cured,
by local ppUoatlona as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the
ear. There is only one way to curt
deafness, and that is by constitution
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inflamed condition of the mucom
lining of the Eustachian Tube. Unit
tube is inflamed when you have l
rumbling sound or imperfect heantat
and when it is entirely closed. Deaf
ness La the result and unless the tafia
matron can be taken out and thai
tube 'Sctoied to its normal coadiiK-i
bearing will be destroyed forever ,
gainst us, and to make a good crop I nine cases out of ten am caused bj
all should do their part. I Catarrh, which is nothing but an ta
JESSE BRAKE. I flamed condition of the muscous sur
(aces
University Notes. We will give One Hundred Douara
Chanel Hill. Oct. 24. Wake Forest! for any case of Deafness (causae
was easy for the university foot-ball I by catarrh) that cannot be cured bj
elevne. Saturday being swamped 37-0.1 Hail's Catarrh Cure. Send for ciculart
The back-field for Carolina was es-1 tree. F. J. Cheney $ Co. Toledo, O.
pecially brilliant. Ruffin was the! Sold by druggists, 75c
most consistent ground gainer and I Take Hall's Family Pills for Con-
made several spectacular runs for I stapatlon.
thirty yards or more. Coach Brides
used twenty six men in the course of J
the game, ending with an entire scufe
A Novel Way To Raise Money
"To raise a considerable amount of
team and the ball on Wake Forest 10 1 money with very little trouble is to
yard line. Wake Forest did not make I form a Story Chain, tor a winter say
a first down. I Martha Condon in Worn ana ilomt
A big, strong, whole-hearted mass I Companion for November.
meeting with 500 students in atten-l "A group of ten women met at the
dance was held in Oerrard Hall Man-1 home of one afternoon and one reads
day sight for the purpose of letting J aloud a story, something worth lis
the foot-ball team know, that in-ening to, lite The Toy Shop or
the face of the defeat by Davison in I The Man Without a Country oi
Charlotte last Saturday, it still re-1 any of the best short sories: then
tained the confidence and loyalty of I tea is served and perhaps there la
the student body. The speakers, a-la little music. Each person present
mong whom were Dr. R oyster, and I pays an admlseon fee of twenty -five
Xleverend Hague who had seen I cents. In turn each of the ten
the game, seriously expressed con I guests give a similar tea at her home
fidence in the ability of the team to land the same programme I followed
develop a strong scoring stength yet: land each of these guests give a
The opinion was given that the squad I tea; when this has been done three
handicapped bv superior weight had I or four times, the "chain" come to
not yet found itself. The game in I an end, but the treasury is filled.
Creorgetown next Saturday will give
the players a chance to demonstrate
the reality of their ability to "come
back.'
Reverend John Little of Louis
vilLe, Ky. gave an illustrated lecture,
under the auspices of the Y. M. C.
A. Wednesday night on the condition
of the negro in the South. He de
scribed the poverty, disease fit rick
HAPPY RESULTS.
Have Made Many Tarboro Residents
Enthusiastic
No wonder scores of Tarboro citi
zens grow enthusiastic. It is enough
to make anyone happy, to find relief
en negro slums of Atlanta and Louis-1 after years of suffering. Public atate-
ville and at ributed to these condi-lments like the following are but
lions the low status of morality that I truthful representations of the dally
work done In Tarboro by Doan's Kid
ney Pills.
exists in the race. He made a strong
plea for the physical, industrial and
moral uplift of the negro race in
the South. I Mrs. J- W. Wallace, 1130 Alher
The Elisha Mitchell Scientific So-1 marie St., Tarboro, N. C, aaya:
ciety met Wednesday night for the I "Doan's Kidney Pills benefited me
purpose of electing officers. Professor &m therefore ple&aed
ouacy was cnosen pTesiaent ana I
Protestor Doss and Lull vice-..-. to rommend ttem- I rred con
llect and sscretery and treasurer I sttuUy from dull, nagging backaches
The ODj. . :t i !iis U'rt is d p. and distressing pains across my
oarage scientific reach and tnl1011"- I was very restless at night
record matte pertaining to the I Md rose In the morningfeenng tired
natural lus ory of the state. The Jour-1 3JkA languid. I had but little strength
nil fesued by the society Is in a I or energy and could hardly attend to
measure the bulletin of the labora-my housework. If I stooped or at
tories of the University. It is now to I to lift, sharp, darting pain
is twenty sixth yecr.' It exchanges I caught me in my back. My kidney
with over 300 scientific periodicals I were weak and caused me consider
anl by this exchange more than I annoyance. I finally read a
t thousand books and pamphlets I 00,11 Daan's Kidney Pills and procur
have Jieen collected for th TTn4vr-1 ing a box at Cook's Drug Store. I
FEAR 0 THE HOSIPTAL.
It Unr?s:nablrtee Set Fart BY
A Doctor,
fat cities and lags town the hospi
tal is soar generally recognised at
least among odsoa aJ pa.-aoas. a a
useful public knstllu ion, the natural
place of resort In severe Illness or
to. case an operation la to be par
formed. It U understood that ear
better than what could be given
to Che patient at his own home. Tat
beyond the radius of influence of
one of these modern house of
and cure, the old iMiraairntaej
of the hospital UU remains- relic
of the days when Umbo vera am
putated without anesthetics w
unsanitary surroundings. Moreover
It is often felt that to be aeot to
hospital in soma degree a dis
grace. The causes of this feeling and
for It war recently dis-
br Dr. A. H. Tfeayer. to a
paper before the Albany County (N.
Y.) Medical Socte'y. We quote from
a reprrlnt In the International Hspi
tal Record of Detroit. Soya Dr. Thny
Ui I
Ths auction naturally arise 1
this fear a reasonable one or
It come from the fact that
natiant frra arv o! the arrall vil
lages goes to a hospital K is the talk
of the town. Should that patient die
while to the capita! evry OSS IB
the village knows about and talk
about it mu:h more thin U)y wou'-d
had ha dad la his own home. He
died la th? hospital.' The question
does not occur to then, did he under
go an operation, or did ha die of
torn; con 41 loo that bad alraidy pro
greased s f-ir that bo operation could
be performed? The fact to than I
He was t ken to the hospital and
iVel there, and I an not gofng there
to die.' The s me thought hi many
times expressed as follows: "They
took him to the hospl-al and operated
on him anl that killed htm. Of
course. It M considered that the op
era lm was the direct cause of deeh
even In the case of an tsjoperabre
cane in ami in wtt.h an exploratory
done slthjut percep'lble effect
an the rati n'-'s strength and It was
the orig ml d aaaa that av
caused the de -th
"This is an argument against doing
ever so alight an operation am
hopeless esse. If the patient die
Kher people bear of It and fear
necessary operation, no matter bow
dimple ft ney be or bow free from
In the minds of the public
all operctlous are serious aad moai
patient are supposed to die who on
lergo them.
city people who ere fre-
qoeotly about the hospital. Cher I
much lea feir of an operation They
91 ci.; that regain their
health as wall as hear of
that died
"Is the time ever coning when the
public will know that K to seldom
the operation of 1'self cm
The cause of most cases of death to
the net that the disease has been al
lowed to progress to far before they
will coos Ml to an operation, laid
the operation not been delayed ha
cause of needless fear until the pa
tlent or his friends could see thai
the patient would surely die antes
operated upon, then operations could
be performed with much better
peels of toe patients regaining per
feet health '
From an examination of the records
of his own hoapKaJ. wLlch
lleves welLy represents th
Dr. Thayer find that th mortality
rate following operation la tow
not higher than five par cent. The
fear of the hospital on this score It
therefore not justified sad It should
be remmberel that If all th hospi
tal operation and been
at the patient hones without
tal facilities and hospital comfort
the mortality would undoubtedly have
been far greater. Literary Digest.
aN r TT f T IQIA 9tV
Ve I V nan? W f lv- I 7 I Vs
i THE HUBoor Free Dig DaaJ wit! wat ajai
mt cash tickets and gta 41 a sow as flit The
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IP lUi I elnm and tejr are mik jaar
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You Hill r buipitawd p. HO
to how .taA th. Ml J '
Woman's Magazine? l
for November can really X t X O - O
help yon. Valoable to '
woman for tha kind
of attention it btwtowi 1 11
on her chief latorwats. jftl
The new Fashion oon-
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if no n win
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has beta a (Tsnrrco Boio, but we awtU hare
ywt the) Inrctt Btatah wf
plete. Batter, hgpflnT
Hume-keepinK in aO da-
rmrtmenta. Aod tt
that appeal aad
your thoughts pleasantly
loufc after you you read.
We cam only hist at
the a tual aortb of the
Ncvcn.ter Issue
The II. .eat ten cent'
soithcvrr in your bone.
mm
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ry Goods
and
Notions
To ha
to the
U aril yea aa
ttlieap an rAnyoin .
S. Clark & Son
P 8
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arc still hv h d
PR 14 EN
ans
The brick mflfcons have completed the
finM stow of our
Mammoth Furniture Store
l lu' earoeiltt r are tit work on ll fluor
ine woiK iw proreKMin beyond our
expectations. ! We must sell iur nresent
stoeU. New ooiU will arrive for our
Aew J tore. ow we till' ereverj Ihin ol
a o eui. a iook is all we ask. Au
bersof peoplefare faki g advaafaire at
tbCKC ( at .d ice. Von emri i.Hni il i..
misa the in. 8?vei piece of f urniture in
our present stujL'k must be sold, regard
ess oi eosi, or easli. Watch
Santa t:
elty Library. Dr. W. C. Coker
eiitor in chief of the journal
ysart O. W. Hyman
la
this
Democratic Speakings.
J. L. Bridgers at Oonetoe 3
Col.
p. m.
Hon. Claude Kitchin at Rocky
Mount Oct. 28 at 7: 30, p. m.
Hon. Claude Kltchin and the
eouaty candidates at Macclesfield I Piles Cured at Horn by New Abeorp-
oegai uieir use. Tney removed my
backache and regulated the passage
of the kidney secretions. I now feel
better In every way."
For sal by all dealer. Price 60
cents. Foater-MUbum Co.. Buffalo
New York, sole agents for th Unit
ed States.
Remember the ame Doan's an
cake uo other.
attend
Saturday Oct. 29 at 2 p. m.
All are cordially invited to
these speakings.
W. O. Howard.
Ch'r Dem. Ex. Com
I
tion Method.
If you suffer from bleeding, Itch
big blind, or portruding Piles, send
m your address, and I will tell you
how to cure yourself at home by the
new absorption treatment; and will
Dance at Old Sparta, I also send some of this home treat
There will be given a dance at 1 ment, ' free for trial, with ref erencea
Old Sparta on Friday, Nov. 4th, In I from your own locality, If requested
Moorea' Hall. C. K. Edwards and 1 Immediate relief and permanent cure
Herbert Mayo will be the managers. assured. Send no money, but tell oth
Music by the Owens Band. I oTttr. Write today to
Mrs. m. summers, box r, Notre
Dame, Ind.
Notice to School Committee.
In any school district where
Help the Dixie-Lees by voting for
tsicher is needed the county will? the mtst DODutar vouns tadrr The
pay for an advertisement for such in I the result of the voting wall be pub-
ins Southerner. - lUshed dsarv. Polls ohbt tu h th
Attention is also drawn to the
provision of the law which requires
a copy, a teacher's contract to be
filed wiht th3 Superentondent before
drug stores and only one cent a vote
The best plaster. A piece of flannel
dampened with Chamberlain's Lini-
the salary for the first month can ment and bound on over the affected
V- I J
1,3 i1-1- paa-ts Is aunerior to a nlaaiUr and
costs only one tenth es much. For
aa)e by all dealers.
H ERE IS A REMEDY THAT
WILL CURE ECZEMA.
"Wi Prove It.'
Why waste Umo sad money experi
menting with' greaay salve sod lo
tions, trying to drive th seaaaaa
from underneath the akin when
Cook's Drug Store guarantee Zemo.
a clean liquid preparation for externa
use to rid the akin of the germ
life that causes the trouble? One
appUcef-on wlU relieve the a
often times one boftle Is auffldent
to cur a minor esse of ecxema.
In over 2.000 town and cities In
America the leading druggist has ths
agency for Zemo and he will tall you
of the marvelous ours made by this
clean simple remedy. Zemo Is
ognlzed and the cleanest moat popu
lar treatment for ecsema pimple
druff and all other forma of skin or
scalp affections whether on Infant
or grown person. Will you try a
bottle on- our reoommea taairsn ?
Cooks Drug Store
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'Th P'nm With The Sweat Tone"
A FREE TRIP
TO NORFOLK
a
Aviation Week.
Next week is Aviation week in S
Norfolk. Come aod tee the great
Air oh'ps.
To briog people to Norfolk, we
mate tnis
SPECIAL OFFER,
good all aext week.
TT t.!i ... ..... m
v isit oar store ana select any
new or second band Upright, or
flayer nano at the regular manu
facturer's price, aod we will credit
yon with 3 oor fare from home to
Norfolk and return, op to 100
miles each way, aod will deliver
the piano, prepaid, to your home.
Uoat miss tois.
CHA8. M. 8TIEFF.
L. C. Steele, Manager,
114 Granny 8t. Norfolk, Va
Mention this paper.
W. H. PITTMAN.
Co. Supt. School.
Official Piann,
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