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VOL. 88. NO 48
TARBORO. N. C. THURSDAY DbCBJIBER 1. 1910
BflTaaw mm '
A FACT
ABOUT THE "BLUES"
What is known as the "Blues"
t seldom occasioned by actual exist
ing external conditions, but In the
Zrest majority of cases by a dis
ordered LIVER
THIS IS A FACT
which may be demonstra
ted by trying a course of
Wills
They control and regulate the LIVER.
They bring hope and bouyancy to the
mind. They bring health and elastic
ity to the body.
TAKE WO SUBSTITUTE.
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Ton-MJi-ial Artist and Hlrsult Dec
orator, Tarboro, N. C
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;EFF D. JENKINS,
Physician and Surgeon,
Tarboro, N. C. 'Phone No.
16S
UK 0. A.. WHITEHEAD,
Surgeon Dentist,
TARBOBO, .N. O.
trior nurs a to I and 2 to 5.
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the extraction of tf eth
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CIVIL ENGINEER
JOHN J. WELLS
Rocky Mount - - - N. C
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Having this day qualified ae admin
istrator with the -will of the es
tate of G-eorge R. Gammon, deceased,
late of the County of Edgecombe;
notice is hereby given all persons
holding claim against said estate to
present them to me properly verified
for payment on or before the 3rd.
dav of November 1911 or thds notice
Trill be plead in bar of recovery.
All persms indebted to said
hue will please make immediate pay
meat to me or my attorneys. This
27 day of October 1910.
C L. FOUNTAIN, ato'r eta
of Genre R. Gammon
Fmt:.in& Fountain attorneys.
Rocky Mount, N. C.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
E L. Robersan administrator of the
estate of J. R. SatterthwaJjie late oi
Edgecombe county, having died and
the mlersigned having qualified at
administrator- ds bonis non, notice is
hereby g'.ven to all that all claim a
gacaat -g estate must now be
ssntad to me as required by law for
each cases made and provided and
thit a failure to do so will be ploac
to bar of recovery.
Those indebted to the estate
also as per same noT-ice be hld to ar
tame ii.it e settlement.
J. C. Little, adm. d. b. n.
W. 0. Howard, atty.
Office Days.
I will be at my office In the court
housj on Mondavs and Saturdays of
each week.
W. H. Pittman, county Sup. Educa
tion.
Leap's Prolific Wheat
The Most Prolific and
Best of Milling Wheats
Yields reported from our custom
ers from twepty-five to. fifty-two
bughels per acre. When grown side,
by side with other kinds this splen
did beardless wheat yielded from
five to eighteen bushels more per
sere on same land and under same
conditions as other standard wheats.
Wherever grown it is superseding
all other kinds and it should be
sown universally by wheat growers
everywhere.
Wrice for price and "Wood's Crop
Speajd which contains new and
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THE SOUTHERNER'S SATURDAY SERMON
(By Rxv. Bertram EL Brown.)
"As for me, I will behold thy fee in
righteousness: shall be satisfied
when, I awake with thy likeness."
Psalm 17:15.
The Psalmist says here that he will
be satisfied when he wakes up in
Story and sees God (ace to face.
That la the same ae If he said that
he would not be satisfied tl he did
ae God In story.
There ,1a no such thing as perfect
satisfaction to be obtained by any
wui in tnis worw. No man
Is likely to dispute that assertion tor
it is one of the most obvious truths
of human life. It ie ax pressed equal
ly In such doggerel verso as this
"As a rule man's a fool;
When its hot he wants It cool,
fcen it's cool he wants It hot;
Always wanting what is not.
Never liking what he's got'
as in the profound saying of St
Augustine, "God made us for Him
self, so our souls must be unquiet
till we go back to Ham."
That last sentence gives the rea
son of man's perpetual dissat&sfac
tion in this world. The fact is that
we are out of piece here below. We
belong elsewhere, and we can no
more be satisfied here than a fish
can be satisfied out of water or an
eagle be satisfied an a cage. We
are oeing made m Gods image
forced to live In the midst of things
uniike God;, we are Immortal crea
tures livang in -a world of perishing
matter;, we were made good, and we
are obliged to live where we are
stained and soiled with evil. We
were made to possess Infinity, and
no amount of finite things can ever
satisfy our craving for possession.
Give a man the United States, and
he would sti 1 want Alaska for a sum
mer garden; give him the earth, and
he would still want the moon for
an ice-box; give him all the uni
verse and he would not be satisfied
till he found God and His Heaven
too.
The rest of Heaven, the end of
sorrow which
God promisee to all
who are saved by His mercy through
Jeans Christ, is merely the soul get
tin at ia an tnfinitA tnrrwi nrM
to satisfy Us infinite, eternal long-1
iag.
Now, there Is such a thing promls-
ed Christian men ae peace here In
I
v . j j yviHsww i k. isf
weary and heavy laden people who
come te Him, and there Is no promise I
ef His that He does not immediate-1
ly fulfill for all -who do their re -
quired part. He does give rest to
every true follower of His. and every
Christian knows the meaning of that
rest.
But the Peace of God does not
mean satisfaction not at all. A
Christian has peace in his heart
but complete satisfaction is as far
off from him as from the sinner.
ThMt 1m. hoan a armTViA nf hitfAr
fjpssMSMSSSl to many yvuug v.un-1
tians. They were led to expect per
fect happiness in the Lord, when they
did not get it, feared that they
were not truly redeemed an Christ
at all. But they should not be dis
couraged at not feeling satisfied, for
that belongs to a Christian only in
the life beyond the grave.
A Christian has many dlssatiafac
tions that the wicked man has sot
He is never satisfied with what good
he does, but wishes always that it
wae purer and brighter than it la
He Is never satisfied because be
sees so many poor bretheren of bis
dying in tnetr sins aax on irum
uod. A sinner is not irouoiea
any of these tnang at aii, so in
certain sense a Chriatian. "I
the satisfaction that a sinner has.
This Christian WaatMiaouon now-
ever, Is a divine, a blessed trouble.
It is noble to be trouDiea oecauee
you are not as good as you ougm
to be It is biasseo to long arw
for stronger faith it is CbristJake
to be unhappy because of ans and
sorrows of your -fellow man. Jesusl
wept over Jerusalem, dying in
sins, and no true follower of His can
help grieving too as he looks on the
poor wicked men who will not come
to their Savior.
But a Christian has peace be -
cause his heart Is no longer at w -
with God. He knows that he has sur
ronriomH to Gorl and that God for-
. i , ki. rv-o.r.
gives Ills BUM, auu uaaiB u l""--"
v. .. i i . . ntm rrA
rr- v.Itt otiH HpaIi with him
v t- mm) lovhw W.1T
That certainty, that blessed assur -
1IL I 11.1 auu J - " -
ance. is tne unnsuana paicc.
Here la a difference between
who has accepted Christ and one who
goes on hi sit
A Christian is dissatisfied with him
self but sat sf led with hie Savior
A sinner is saUsfied wRh him
self but dissatisfied with God and
the way God treats him.
iu r-fui wtth oneself
death .ad to he dissatisfied with
God te misery.
to be dissatisfied with oneself
urges one to find a better way, and
to K aatisflrd with the Savior is
blessed peace and rest.
j "I dare not choose my lot;
: I would not If I might;
Choos3 Thou for me, my God:
So afaaU I watt upright.
Take Thou my cup and it,
With Joy or sditow fill,
As best to Thee may seem;
I Choose Thou my good sad in."
SHAME OF EASY DIVORCE.
Preacher
Reversion To
Of Ancient Heme.
The Rev. Frederick Lynch an
the
Pilgrim Church, m arena
12 1st street, last evening spake
the subject of "Divorce and
Love." He said In prfrt:
Every time the anarchists or some
well known wrster advocates free lore
ae the proper and permanent eoodl
ditton of society, a terrible hue end
cry erleea from all the decent people
of the laud; yet. In the present tre
mendouB growth of hte divorce habit
is not the nation rushing toward
about as fast as It could come by
popular consent?
Tor in the long run, where Is the
veal difference between divorce being
granted for the mere asking (as it si
practices y today), and
men Irving together without
Where Is the difference be
tween a marriage that may be en
tered Into for only a year or so (as
many marriages axe entered upon
today and the French union libra ?
Surely these thought s mutt come
to every serious man today aa he
watches the rapid Increase of divorce
and the prefect esse with which It
can be obtained. Ae he sees one man
divorcing one woman after another as
the whim seises him, he most often
wonder if we are not reverting to
oodUoD ancient Borne. Mee-
cenua changes his wife nearly every
year. Some men in New York will
soon be doing that If the mad race
goes on.
"When he sees a woman marrying
her fourth husband the others all
living he wonders if some of our wo
men will not soon be emulating the
Rom c woman Martial speaks of. wb
bad already' arrived at her tenth hus
band perhaps even the woman St
Jerome mentions who was married
to her twenty-third husband, she her
self being his twenty-first wife? Why
not, if divorce can be had for
mere asking and a six months vaca
tion from marriage at Rome?
And even this six months need
not lotefere with the state of
mar
rsage, lor not igong ago a New Tors
man I will not mention his
name.
although it was In all the
asaea nts wire to get a osvorce rrom
Um thj mit marry hie affinity
ane went wet, aau on tne oay tne
divorce was granted he married his
trinity, but at that same Urn a pay
csn with whom hie wife had be
oone acquainted while in as
tor divorce, divorced his wife to
""T
ntx. asweys -lu his or ummm
sngers. roey reel no snsme ana so
ciety does not When
go a great multi-millionaire divorced
his good wKe. who had shared his
poverty and helped him make his for
tune, to marry aa actress, dad Now
York ostracise him? No. They mingle
in the best (God save the
ViM. W-r mmA ttxmr
....
friends In their
I see nothing but free love tf the
increase of the ratio of divorces to
marriage goes oa In the next SO yean
as It has in the last S). Divorce St
present Is increasing two and a half
times as feast as our population. One
can aee the incredible Increase in 20
years when he remembers that
18S0 the percentage was only 38 per
lOO.eoOO population whereas In 1900 it
73.
Roll.
Tfcp follow inx are on the honor
miAooL x township No. It
Ellsibeth Pierce. Roland Ray nor.
Hu,M rrsJhoiin I.ik-t Cummins.
BeI1amln Pirci Rufus Thomas,
Isaac Calhoun, Mary Lee Worsley,
nrak. Jeaeea Calhoun. Hul
Sidney Thomas, Nettie
worsley. Susie Barnes. Ethel
I Thomas Irene Barnes and Beulah
w
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I Brake
M j. r. wixsi
Tn- managment of the First Ns-
"I tional Bank was indirectly the cause
I . . D(. . gstting Four
Per Qaye on Certificates of De-
Now undsr the live energetic
I anrf poonomlcal maaacement have de-
1 cided to pay Five (5) Per Cent Com
1" I pounded Quarterly In their
- Department. Many of our Stock
hrlAra aro successful buslnesa men
. . a
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I iH;t. rt rmr fnruft aa well SS
tk-i. .fhln an1 mime mlii mm ut mjjm
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Atlantic Coast Inventors.
Following patents Just issued to
Attentlc Coast inventors. reported
Dy D. Swift A Co., Patent Lawyers. 1 aad so te T. B
Washington. D. C. who will furnish
- copiet of any aatents for ten cents
apiece to our readers.
Va. Robert F. Hudson, Kit warns, good by aavylng abet the boy to
M Prtieaiwerosng aeverusing ppmni
i-ercy u. aewevu, rmmm.
N. C.
Wtllsam D. nynn. spray.
Buckle; D. B. Richards. BeausUrt.
Pootoon-ptpe for marine dredging:
R. amity. Spray. Wtdtfork spring:
S. C. John Colbert, ArUnatonjBhoe-,
heel; William Hal sal. Chareeton.
making appatatus.
Miases LeMsy Dewey of Ooldaboro
Mary Clyde HasseU of Wash
lag ton are go sate af Mrs. James
CORN GROWING BOY
The Institutes For Boys, Women and Man, a
Symposium of Timely Topics.
habits and rasa.
Those who saw the coca dSjgdsy
lest spring when a
etKute wae hld. war
the superiority of the eon dteptay
by our hoys. Bach boy did act have
a type bat there was a n
to types and i
sallow.
hy
3iE
Floyd Turnage of
IIS bushels oa one
S3 bushels.
J. N Vick, No 3
Ills
is
Si
Robe V. Kalaht Tarboro.
Prises were offered also
shjs la Norn. 1. f. 1, a
will be
soon as it cat
The boys taking p
by Dr.
th.T
L they wees dniag
looking too. as the
will
Sttle
Oe ThsJr
b.
an Is
ap So the toi
tars of the
the
of arte
tj MSB. i.
C Brtdgers who dad so charmingly la
Mm w. h
Dr. W Rankin
of Pabac
Irs. HsTESBMl oa Brassl Mak
Mrs. Hntt Use toUowod oa
' and Mea. Mcl
The
of all
Mas.
Mrs.
lug presence and
Ugbtfel in talk
subjects and bar
present them
Dr. R .nkla Is
mm
He made
calling the
of s little talk
to order end Sat
introducing
the d
county Mr.
Moore baii
to be
appreeiataj there
To
C. R. Hi
.tti. Shis gentleman took the
of I
, .
otawiso. sr. namjswwi bp
how to increase the corn crop.
Gray bearded farmers were I
hte andteace. bat he sane a fens
only understood by them bat
prebendad by the boys.
He is aa
charge of the last ft nts
boys la a way that pit
He talked
j their
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Worry te the
Try
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