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SOUTHERN CORN.
gotten may be king but corn is
the heir apparent in the South at
present, and the crop of this year
is Mimmevt up by the Washington
Post as follows:
"CarroiiinK to the reports supplied
v the Cincinnati Enquirer, the increase
of the yield of corn in thirteen South
ern States, exclusive of Oklahoma. a
cotton State the present year
amount* to 12'>,000,000 bushels. In
Oklahoma the increase In 22.000,
000, which would swell.the total to
14 2,000.''>00 bushels, tn West Vir
ginia and Florida, both once of the
solid South, there appears a falling
off in the production of this kin*
of th? cereals amounting to about
?4.000.000 bushels.
"Thus it would appear that the
Increased yield of the corn crop of
the South in. a single season is great
er than the total product of Indiana,
and a great corn State, for 1910.
This Is a marvelous showing, and
presages what the corn crop of the
South will be when the Southern
farmer learns how to select seed and
acquires the art of Intensive farm
ing.
" The table furnished by the En
quirer discloses that the average
yield per acre for the entire coun
try is less than 27 bushels. When
it is a well established fact that Far
mer Batts, of North Carolina, had
a yield of corn on his farm the sea
son of 1909 of 143 bushels per acre,
thp grand average of only 27 bush
e's for the entire Union 5s simply
disgraceful for it meanB that mil
lion* of acres produced less than 10
bushels, and many of them possibly
not more than a barrel per acre.
"But the improvement in farm
ing In the United States the past
double decade !s marvelous, and
much of the credit is due to the ad
mirable administration of the Agri
cultural Department by the present
secretary, James Wilson. Agricul
tural weeklies, too In every section
have beer, a great help as hav* ru
ral free delivery of mails and the
telephones.
"It need surprise none that "back
to the farm" will fc?? a popular slogan
ere the second decade of the new
century expires.
The average yield per acre of corn
ought to be more than double what
it Is."?Charlotte News.
Th^ > "? .i Pr*tdd??nt.
(Frcr -n
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The o! tl'e United
States ? e ?*.<?"* end cr 4e~ rower
than a: > ~ Jjt. He
Is a cortma^der-in-cMel if the army
and navy. He has the appointment
of the Federal officials at home and
abroad. Through the treasury de
partment he may control the rise
and fall of prices. Through the de-l
partment he may coerce the corpo-;
rations; through the Interstate com
mission the railways. He is master
of the .civil service. It Is his to for
bid an act of congres to become a
law.
It* the hands of a strong, unVt'^ul'
and unscrupulous man noih'-r *-hort
of armed resistance couU . stand
against such an array of forcsa, and
armed resistance could nowhere or
ganise Itself asalnst a president hav
lag the. foresight to provide against
It; abto'V * wo^d to concentrate"!
troops at amy given pttet; by tbS
touch of a- (fatten to. order the ar- '
reet pi the .resistant at ? -
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From the Youagatovn Telegram.
Rev. Robert Humphraya tella the
folio win# stor*/which te related of
Rev. Griffith Jonas. ft noted Welsh
humorist r 4 < , ?/ _ ? v- ^??
Rev. Mr. Jonee was standing la
the door ot.ft atore which he
ducted tn hla home town wha
waa approached hj a roaldent, who,
knowing hla fondness for a Joke,
naked: ???llktilpfl
??Can you aeU me a yard of pork
today?"
Yea, air," promptly answered
Jonea. ?
"How much la It?"
"Just bix shlllinga."
Bent on earring the joke to ita
end, the man paid over hla six ahilf
lings.
' The pastor-etorekeeper went to
the inalle of the store and soor^ re
turned with three piga* feet. "There'a
one foot, and there'a two feet,, and
there'a three feet," he counted, "and
anybody knows that three feet make
Is yard."
The customor got more than hla
six pence worth telling tho Joke to
his friends.
Kills a Municn-r.
A merciless murderer is Appendi
citis with many victims. But Dr.
Dr. King's New Life Pills kill it by
prevention. They gently stimulate
stomach, liver and bowels, prevent
ing that clogging that Invitee ap
pendicitis, curing Constipation.
Headache. Billlousneas. Chills. 25c
it Dr. Hardy's Drug Store. ^
Great Britain raises seven-eights
of the beef It cons-tmes.
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More than two mllea of ailk fre
quently are taken from a single co
coon.
Here" I. a piece ot U?e ne*e trom
Browntown. Mtnu.. that oisht to In
terest ?k?ullc?l men or women reed
em of the Daily Newt who ere loelng
their hair or hare dandruff or. itch
log scalp.
Heme ruber that Browa'a Drug
?tore aells Parisian Sage under
positive guarantee to stop falling
hair ana ltchiuig scalp and eradi
cate dandruff In two we?ka.
Parisian Sage la a most refreab
Ipg and daintily perfumed hair dr
ing, free from grease or stickiness.
It make* dull, Ufelau hair radiant
and lustrous. 1
"Parisian Sage Is the beat hair,
grower and beautlfler and'dandruff J
euro. 1 lost all my hair through ty
yhold fever; I was almost baldhead-|
cU and my scalp was aa aore as could,
be. I tried everything but in vain.
Finally 1 tried Parlalan Sage, a*id af
ter u4tng one bottle my hair started
to grow, and has grown three or four
inchea inalde of two months. I ad
vise every lady who wants beautiful
hair to use Parisian Sage." Miss Meta
M. Kruger, Browtown, Minn., June
8. 1910.
Parlalan Sage la only 60 cents a
largo bottle at Brown's Drug 8tore
and druggists everywhere. The girl
with the Auburn hair Is on every
package.
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Sugar increases the adheealve
power of motar.
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An aeroplane has been built In
Prance that la designed to sarry 8
MOi'sengers.
BUGGIES, SURRIES ,
PHAETONS, HARNESS
Robes and Horse Blankets
Honest Goods at Honest Prices. We could not!
say more if we filled a book.
You will save money by seeing our stock before
buying.
Hassell Supply Co.
LIST OF CANDIDATES
Nominated In the Daily News Mammoth Tonr-of?Europe Voting Contest
DISTRICT NO. 1.
Miss Pearl Campbell, 313 Market St 13,017
Miss Jennie Cox, West Main street. 12,383
Miss Ada Rhodes, 524 W. 2nd St 12,226
Miss Fannie 'iV'bitley, E Main St. 11,99?
Miss Lottie Mayo, E. Water St. . 9,243
Miss Mabel Dally, 245 E. 2nd St . 9,043
Miss May Belle Small. 4 2$ W Main 6,460
Miss Goldle Ricks, E. 2nd St . 4.332
Miss Florlence Winfield, Bridge at. 2,490
Miss Katie Moore, 412 V/ 2ad ?? .... .. 2,450
Miss Annis Plum Nicholson, 503 W Main St 2,210
Miss Janie Roberts, E. 2nd St 2,160
Miss Nora Angel. 114 E 2nd St 1,930
Mies Mary Shaw, 201 W. 2nd St 1,820
Miss Lillliaa Woolard, Harvey St. cor .1,796
Miss Margaret Mclllhenny, Water St 1,385
Miss Ethel Archbell, W Mt?ln St.... ? 1,290
Miss Julia Mayo. 602 W. 2nd St 1,165
DISTRICT NO. 2.
Mlsa Minnie Kllllngsworth, Pinetown x ' 9,830
Miss Ruth Hooten, 9.815
Miss Lotta Bishop, Pantego 9,775
Miss Nannie Hodges, Belhaven 9,520
Miss Bessie Ormond, Batn ? ? ??. 8,852
Miss Alice Woolard. R. F. D. No. ? 8.652
Miss Hilda Burbsge, Bath 8,552
Miss Maud Duke, Pantego ^ 8,226
Mhs Bettle Judklns, Pantego 7,567
Mlas Julia Marsh. Bstlr r j 5,400
Miss Mary E. Credle, Swan Quarter 4,860
Mies Belle Spencer, Englehsrd i .. 4,690
Miss Ethel Swindell, Belhcven 4,406
Miss Rena Shavender, Pantego ? ? ? 4,060
Miss Estell* ^ang. Fairfield 3.S77
Miss Lucy Bei.y, 8wan Quarter 8.79*
Miss Ruth Chadwlck. Fairfield .. 8.578
Miss Blanch Nicholson, Bsth 8,195
Miss Maud Mason. Fairfield \ .. 2,980
Miss Maggie Ourganus, Pln^jown f. 2,185
Miss Mattle Daw, Belhaven . .. .. .. .. 2.128
Miss Ella Credle. Swan Quarter ... .. .. 1.695
Miss Hattle Roper. Englehard .. 1,620
Miss Katie Eborn. Bath . . f 1,446
Miss Jennie Brown, 8wan Quarter 1,140
Miss Mary Atkinson, Belhaven . .. 1,184
Miss Emma Rue, Fairfield ?? ? ? ? ? Wl#
Miss Rosa Outhrle,, Englehard . i ?? W4?
DISTRICT NO S. ?
Miss Mae Blount, Chocowinity ?? .. .. 13,888 ?
Mir. Emilr OtiUtord. Aorora J > .... ,
Mr,. L. T. Thompson. iaron. . . ..... .. . .. ? ? r- 1> "
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Miss Edna Duguid, > ???? ^ - ?
XllM M.b.l V? Eber?tol?, Ck?owl?
At)
That all property owners
land abutting on the north and -outh I
aide* of East Main atreet, extending I
from Barrey to McKatr; on the I
north and south aides of East 8ee-|
ond street, extending from Bonne: j
to Harrey aad on the north and
south aides of West Second street
extending from Qladden to Poarco
street shall be required to build side
walks according to the plans -and
specifications now In ifee hacla of
the city engineer, which said sld^
walks shall be laid Of built under;
the direction and supervision of the
city engineer. v- * N
If property owners do not pare
Id sidewalks as sroresatd within
20 days from the ratification of this
ordinance, then it shall be tho duty
of the Improvement Committee and
they are hereby fully authorised nod
powered to build such sldnwalka
and charge all expenses of the same
to th? property holders aforesaid
and If .any* property holder shall fail
refuse to pay said amount the
mayor snd city attorney are author
ised to collect said amonut by pro
cess of law.
(Signad) l. W. B. WINDLEY,
10-18 City Cltri.
Administrator's Notice.
Haying qualified as administrator
of the estate of Bibert Yea tea. de
ceased, late of Beaufort county. North
Caroline, notice is hereby given tbnt
ell claims against said estate must
be presented to the undersigned
within twelve (12) months f'rpm
this, Oct ltth, 1910. or this notice
will bo plesded in bar of their recov
ery.
All persons Indebted to said estate
are required to make Immediate pay
ment.
ARTHUR YEATES.
Administrator of Egbert Yeates, de
ceased.
W. A. Thompson, attorney, Aurora,
N. C.
TWs 13th day of October, 1S10. ,
10-13 1-e-k 6w.
NOTICE
Evelena Minor vs. William Minor.
North Carolina. Beaufort C^jlnty, Su
perior Court. December Term.
1910.
The defendant above named will
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced 4n
the Superior Court of Beaufort
County, for the plalntlfT to secure
an absolute divorce from the defend
ant; and the said defendant will fur
ther take notice that he la required
to appear at the December leim of
the Superior Court of said count,,
to be held on the 13th Monday af
ter the 1st Monday in September, it
being December 5th, 1910, at"ttre
court house of said county in Wash
ington, N. C., and answer
to the complaint in said _
defend said action, or the
will apply to th? court
lief demanded in said cot
This October 5th, 191o]
GEO. A.
Clerk Suuerior
10-17. 41 o-a-w.
NOTICE
Robert T; Edwards vs. Lela Woolard
Edwards.
North Carolina. Beaufort County, Su
perior Court. December Term.
1910.
The defendant above named will
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced In
the Superior Court of Beaufort
County, for the plaintiff to secure
an absolute divorce from the defend
ant; and the said defendant will fur
' ther take notlc* that she is required
to appear at the December Term of
ithe Superior Court of said county
I to be held on the 13th Monday af
ter the 1st Monday In September, It
being December 5tb, 1910, at the
court house of said county In Waah
lugton, N. C., and answer or demur
to the complaint In said action, or
defend said action, or the plaintiff
will apply to th? court 'for the re
lief demanded in said complaint.
This October 11th, 1910.
- GEO. A. PAUL,
Clerk Suuerior Court.
10-17. 4t o-a-w.
Notice of
Hp.ving queMfed <*.t - * 'nlstrator
of the estate c.' Sa'.iiel H. Satch
well, deceased, late cf Beaufort coun
ty, North Carol!r.a, retire is hereby
given that all claims against said
estate must be presented to the ? n
dersigned withir t-7e'-e (if > months
from this, Of"?>sr 21st, 1M<\ or th!i f
notice will !?>? : v^ded In bar of thel
neoynr+A , , I
All pancni hi*- ,md n<?ni
?r? Mjulrci ? .?. (
i?nt. I
Thta <tot Jay of Orr , 1 1
H 8ATCHWBLL.
Administrator of 8>a?l 8. 8?teh
wen.
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