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FRANKIij N ; Tliyi ES j a. thomas; ed.:,& owner Friday, 'april 30th, ;. 1909. ' - r. ( IKX TO VV ADyXETIgMETra M. F. HoucK-ror &aie C ber' F. HOUCK ror oaie. ' & C. Fearceoaie ox., jjhn E. HughcsrNew Brick -Ware- bouse TAR DROPS. Read th new t ad ot BG; another column ot the Hicks id TlMES. gubsaribers Willi pleas add 183 to their list-Tnp Timbs office. Remember that Mapleville Academy will have its closing next 'v.,-a Mr J W. Bailey to xucouaj. w gpeak at 11, a. m. We now hare a supply -of nA;ai Franklin count? Short UIC i;sv . Form Crop Liens and will be glad to serve all in need of same. The kind of board of town commissioners that the ; people are clamraoring for is one that will re dac taxes and work the streets. The News-Observer "contest" is over, and while seme of our Frank lin county "candidates"-run , well we regret that they failed to"land"' From now, until the middle of June newspaper readers will be sup plied with a sufficiency of "school closings" and "commencements." - Mr. Charles J. Alston has rent ed the Carlyle store on Main street, where he will . bottle. bis mineral water from his springs in the lower part of the county, for shipment. If you want a-nice pair of slip pers at less than half price, you should see what P. S. & K. K. len have to say about those and other lineaia their advertisement this week. : ' ' The May Day Exercises on the collece campus will begin at 4 o'clock, next Tuesday afternoon. Every one is cordially invited. No ad mis Hinn Don't miss this afternoon qf pleasure. "V''vf ' Contractor M. F;'Hbuck has contracted with Mr. WT B: Boyd, of Warrentonvto build the- latter a :5.000'dwellinj in that town, Mr. Ilouck informs us that work will be irin at once. ,r-r-The closing at 1'ine iRidge and PeaTceV. Schools ill. .'Dunns-town-ship, both oocurred on Friday; of last week, and we had.boped to have re port8;from:each of them for this -if-sueV but they, have foiled te reach os.! YV e hope to get .them for jiext week's issue, " .,. ;- The attention' of , jmr readers is called to the advertisement of the sale. of the -personal propertye longing to ther late MrsT-nna ft Ar rington, on Wednesday, : the . 5th day of aiayi 1909, ; which wilBbe found. in another , column vl of H the Trias;. - "' I' -1 - It is being- whispered that, there are a f ew blind 1 tigers' in Louii burg, , If this be true, the owners thereof hao better stop the business right no w, and: we'thro w . but this warning to them- If you are caught j and you surely will be, if you jkeep it up your doom is . shoveling dirt" on the 'roads. tv ,V"-- . We have "a lairg? nunalier of Year Books f?thd" Department of Agriculture of the United StaUi that we are jurying away. These bopks are of great value to farmers and coutairi . .reading matter, that will.be interesting to anyone. VVe shall be el ad to give one of these books to any person calling at the Times office for same. -A peddler, an Asyrean, ' who claimed that he could not speak word of English, was taken up near Mapleville last week for; peddling without license. He had a hearing before B. B. Massenburer, J. P. who required him to pay a fine of ten dollars and costs. His brother, who lives in Springhope, - came up, and after right much "rag chewing" paid his brother out Uur good friend, Mr. C. T. Per ry, of Csdar Rock, was in' to see us thein to gfcVthe thiogn they require. Their tariff is Jesigued; hot to help hem, to get good Lbargains, but .to prevent therii .from getting "good bar- S!5ivP9' 10 raake conditions of Jife TheVmbfe difficult, pot less difficult; satisfy .thsMwants.' v; ;Vv:. Qearly; the meHhb.. think :scarcUy a good ibing and try to create ; it" by c-BtmuMvurjeRtiiauon oiien reacu points beyond Trhicb they V will po iuuuw meir pnuoiopny. ir wiii'De beneficial toy themselves and to many Canadianaif they .' remove tke v"em; uargy, .wuicu is uamg' ixa woric loo well to suit thern.' But this will"7b questioned bythose , who still .hold that commerce t be beneficial to one party must be injurious to 'the other. " ' ... . ... . " - . .- . .'- . - " , . . - & ' ITT) - ' fl 'P.- . ft n " Oft t .fV the i convei.ienco of ustorarlittag ouiff lOwrtwVvi Prtlir .pot j office stang whether y?u wi,b a checking or aa intcttit acctmat.aaa w . will do the rest. , ; . ' A liberal proposition is ofleredj in another column, by John 1. Hughes, of Danville. Vai He offers to build a large warehouse on the ''Thomas' warehouse lot" and jjfur nish the capital to run it. Scoggiu Brothers have receive! their large new and beautiful soda Fountain which will be put in place in their drug store as soon as the representative of the' Fountain Manufacturer arrives. ( , If the farmer who mailed the .list of books wanted, t5 Hon. ,E. W. Pou, at Washington, and who failed to sign his name to the list, will let his name be known to the Congress man, he will get the books. At a regular meeting of the K. of 1 last Monday night Air.' T. W. VVatsijn was elected to represent the lodge at the district meeting in Hen derson on May 6th and Dr. J. E Mai one was selected to respond to toast Attorney (jreneral Joickett went lown to Castalia Wednesday to dt- liver the literary addreps before the pupils of the High" School at that place. He will make an address :t the closing -of the Franklihton Evaded School to day. The attention of .our readers is ('ailed to the advertisement of Mr - S. Cobb in another column"; He w going to make the picture of your ;iby and give you one of same on Monday next, if you will only take the trouble to, call to see him. To-day is the time set for the primary" to select a candidate for Mayor and six commissioners to govern the town of Louisburg for the next two years. The present encumbent, Mayor Yarborough, has no opposition, but we hear ; Tat. sthis writing (Tuesday) that ; there are quite a number aspiring ;to . be ' com miesioners. We also hear that ; sev eral members of the old' board have enough" and are not"- candidates.-: for o-oiyuon. - i , ; a. - vo ting week and reports the farmers in good condition down his way. iSays that tb.6y are preparing to set tobac co and; are raising more "hog and hominy" this year. He claims t at the people around him have decided that It wilt be better to have their "smokehouse and corn crib" at home instead of in the west , Again: Local advertisers will please get their .copy -for new adver tisejnents' or changes. in ther'office by noon on Weduesdayi; This will in sure better rjosilion and certainty vof changing. We are compelled to adopt tnis rule, m order to get to press at an early hour Thursday evening. Get your copy ready and have it in the office by Wednesday noon. I'lease rememDer tnis and do not forget it. 4 A subscriber in the "Perry's Mill neighborhood," sends in the following items: G. H. and - J. T. Goper and families visited relatives in Wake Forest last Sunday Our friend, Wiley Holmes, for- , A SAMPLE FAKE. TJie Virginian-Pilot says that "thfl duty bn cotton oil is nothing but a shallpw play on the . gullibility -of certain Democrats. Only 202 gal- Ions of this product were impoxUd to this country during 1908, of which the value was less than one hundred dollars, and from which less than nine d liars of revenue was collected,. The exports daring the same period amounted to nearly twenty-six mil lion gallons. To say that an indus try thus without foreign eompetition needs to have doubled the rate of protection it now enjoys is to insult the public intelligence. To. double khe tariff will bring no revenue, will not increase the price at which the oil can be sold abroad, but will ena ble the Trust to add materially to the price imposed on home consum ers. Such legislation would be a fraud on Its face, and the Republican leader only favors the suggestion as a means of tempting Southb.ru Con gressmen of weak miuda and no fix ed political convictions to accept this gold brick- and others Ijke it in full compensation for withdrawing their j opposition to the real cats in the meal tub of protection. Esaw traded off his birthright for a mesa of pot tage. Thc-6outh is asked to become party "to a series ot frauds and impo sitions and will not even get the pot tage in return. A caeckmcr account -will qjivn vnn 1 ri money.- We pay 4p6f cent interest on savings All deposits payable on demand. accounts. MONEY ORDERS FREE When you send money away, nomatUr kow much' or how little, money orders, which coat jou aothing. 1 , . , mi ii m i iii i. a. i . j i 1 ; " ' "j - - - 3 ' in I . i n g -,-,' FIRST NATIONAL BANK, LOUISBURG N C UNDER SUPERVISION OF U. S. GOVERNMENT, SHINOLA 11J r 31lSOLAsmNoLA Best Treatment For Colds. "Most ordinary' colds will yield to the f simplest treatment," says the Chicago foot "baths, a free perspiration and an avoidance of exposure to cold and wet after treatment." While this treatment is simple, it requhes considerable - trou ble, and the one adopting it must re main in doors for a day or two, or a fresh cold is almost sure to be contract ed, and in many instances pneumonia follows Is it not better ( to pin your faith to an old reliable preparation like Chamberlain's Cough Kemedy, that is famous for its cures of colds and can always be depended upon? For sale by Boddie-Perry Drug Co. gof about preaching at KaterBvillft ast Supday, and going down to his cabbage bed took the cloth off for safe-keeping until next season The young man who went to fill an engagement with a lady friend at Royal on last Saturday night, ia kicking because she broke the en gagement -Walter Holmes has invented a new "road worker1' and .SPECIALS. AGENTS WANTED: MEN OR Wo men to work in Franklin county. Can easily make. $15 to $25 per week Address lV," Drawer "A," Raleigh, N. C. My Wa:on, Push Cart, Bicycle and Wheelbarrows stand ready to deliver you something for dinner, supper and breakfast and so easy to carry along 5 to 100 pounds of Ice J W King Ice! Ice! Ice! Parties wanting Ice for , SnnHau'c n-ill nloico Uovo thoit" rvr- i ders with J W King Saturday even- A ing or call Phone 47 Sunday a m ' Mil-' $W x o $L r o o o XKKK hXK0K If the srt xitct for raHLitig and prrrT:r ll kind rf UU r in Men , Worn aad CitJdrs. Sho. !!! Ii.. po!th .cd nuk.V. hcH-ll look like t.tnr r. -mr twice a long. ShiaoU rrd to should l keft cjteTti br ct in i. N ON THE CORNER PHONE 4.2 LOUISBURG, N. C. SEASON IS NOW HERE superintendent Williams is invited! German millet, pearl or cat tail Mil . i let?, ran seed, teo-sintc at L L'liick - 5i : v I to cointj out anu inspect n ; . , i , . . . . . , Give your hogs, horses and cows Pratts j The farmers in this section .have i T?nnd -T. P Hicks 1 made good headway with their j Alabastine-The Sanitary Wall Coat- farms, and are preparing to sow cot- j S-. A WiS,e m,an Pa'.s as n?ucl? at ICliflUIl tv UCtUiailll JL 1113 11U1UC ton. I as he does the bui diner of his home and he used Albbastine. L P. Hicks. ..f-.r . ' I. 1 v AMERICAN DUTY ON From -the" Toi onto Globe, accord- ing. to the Philadelphia Record, those Canadians think we are respc nsible for the shortage in wheat and places the blame at the doors of Congress when it create a duty on wheat. 1 h9 Globe says: Our neighbors are confronted with a situation which even their all wise Government did not foresee when devising the duty on wheat that was to "make them prosperous. There is sl shortage in Wheat, and, instead I of rejoicing in the blessing they are looking about for a means of relief. Naturally thej fdel impelled to seek rp.lief in the removal of the obstruc tions they, have placed in their own way. ; But It is'passmg strange , that they shonld; object Tto axiscarcityr The whole object of iheir fiscal leg islatiorf ia to create scarcity. lThey put on tarifig, not tojmakit easier, but mako ;- it ; rnore ; ; difficult, f or WHEAT. Washington Bread, Holls. Uunns, Rye and Graham Bread at L F Hicks. Bretsch Raleigh Bread at L P Hicks. Notice of Summons North Carolina, Franklin County, In Superior Court Befor the Clerk O. L. Ellis, Administrator of Martha Wilder, deceased vs Henry Ruffin, Marcus Rulhn and others, r The defendants, Henry Ruflin and Marcus Ruffin, above named will take notice that a summons in the above en titled action was issued aeainst said de fendants on the 8th day of April, 1909, by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Franklin County, North Carolina, which summons is returnable before the Clerk of the Superior Court at his office in Franklin County on the "24th d&y of May, 1909. The purpose of said action is to sell for the purpo?e of mak ing assets to pay debts of the estate of Martha Wilder - thai tract - of land in Franklin county described . in the r peti tion and the defendants are required to appear axid answer or demur to the com plaint herein filled or the relief demand edwill be frranted. :This 14th - day of April, iyw.-; , - . .r . . - .:;. '-V V SJBasaow. C. S. C. For screen doors and windows. See us before you huv, as we liave a man regularlv employed who can put them up on short notice. We also have a good stock of baseball ioods and Hammocks, IcKinn IS) other Vf. LOUISBURG. N. C. S AT IS FACT lb N OR YOUR MONEY BACK. i t o t t O O o o o o o o o t o o o o o o o o o o o o o 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o I 0 0 0 0 0 0 t ir - v.. -1 A . .. . - V',. ' ""V
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