V
V V
&1BER OF COMMERCE.
. w mi T 17 ' T1-i'.f HIM
UAV NIUHi, uric ur...Aia
jjSf ENTH U m A3 i iu mac untrs
v '"t
nnA CrfXD n nrao eit'
Ld Much Work DonePres-
1 - j i j1 i
did Fine Work
Chamber of Commerce met
to
a . WW
friday nigut last ana naa quite
nthusiastic meeting. There
jjqaite a good number of members.
Meflt ana jrxesjmeiii.. vom auu
-tiirv Hemine did their work
ir. . H. liurhn and others
jjesome very interesting:' and, en-
. It.. Ui V. . . .1
Uiastic taitts wureu were greauj
joyed by all present. The' large it
' f .1 . T J A.
t;nr was that of appointing the
lomitteest that follow, and it was
ted that the nrst ' named on
U committee is cnairman or same
,odand interesting meeting is as-
all who will attend tonight.
1 m
committees appointed Are as iol-
The President on motion appoint-
... i n' v -;
j committee composed oi messrs.
JKattin, Ivey Allen ana K JS.
'kough, to recommend ji board
(Irectors. The committee reo
jnend the following gentlemen
io were unanimously made the
Vcialbody: J. R. Collie, , D. F.
Hinne, T. W. Watson, C. T.
te,R. Z. Eejerton, J. M. Allen,
H'.Ford, G. H. Cooper, B. G.
is, R. G. Allen, F. W. Wheless,
VI White, T. D. Tyack, ' P. G.
iton, A. II. Fleming, W4 H. Ruffin.
h, W. H. Ruffinmade a motion
jttbduesbe made $2.00 with
cUlkr assessments as C may . "be
WeJ,.ihich motion was carried.
I fl Committee on Railroads an
ojjurg. n: c.; friday; august 2o, 1909. "
man.whose .name appears Vn;.the
-. u, m0 vjuaiu uer. 01. -Ayommerce
pflioursburgand aUptfiers-who'-aro
interested in Xouisborg be- present
tonight that everything mat be odra-'
pleted and some good wcrk I' startedr
ivitn tne interest, already, showa J
bymany of its members we "'are " on
the right road; and something of inH
rerest ana value to the, town will be
accomplished. ' ti. r
In conversation 7with the : Presi :
dent one day the past week-; he : er.
pressed himself very anxious to have
every man in town- present tonight
w noo own mree orionr nt t.h
most important Committees to be ark
pointed and that he was trying not
to get any one member 1 on more
than one Committee that he fiaight
devote all bf his spare time i to' insf.
that one special work. "Let ; eVeryl
body go out. r "
lifUH
f J 1 w ir r
vAd Viaftln 1 -.w.l. ; At. 1 ' 'Tfc "t
TLbffin, which was received
tdaW that more time be-granted
Mich was done. v" ' '
luuuuii 01 jyxr. j. a. Turner
iident appointed L Yar
i,F. X. Egerton, F. B.
it,!. D. Tyack and Ivey Allen
1 .
wnnr a.z yi ' .
iuouii,ev:tjpuou committee. ;
i motion of Mr. Tyack to ap
f In . . . -
"uiuummmee 01 nve to assist.
itary to solicit members the
appointed W. H. Furcrnr
fl-V. Hollingsworth, B. G
I.L. T - - -,
p.lving, F. W. Wheless.
lit
lw.H. Ruffin moved that
Mnadg committor Ko or,A?r,.'-;i
ajuiUbCLi.
m which motion the President
Noted D. F. MftTTinn T? "7
fGeo. II. Cooper, P. S. AI-
.foiiie, J. R. Williams.
9 r '..
Ir9- M. F. Houck.-E T Harl
p k Johnson . and Geo. TT:
Were received as new mem-
1 .r
N motion of Mr. Rnffln ?iS--.
pmittee was appointed by
lent to confer and work; in
'nwith the board of town
liners The members" con-
W committee are Messrs.
lWon.V. H -Rnffl'tv' a v
' Johnson nd'.T A Tnii
v " A ui
If ft K r"'-',V,L '
McKinne
tlee to nW-nff : wukT
Wn and rnnntP inmniia
f . """11 'WUiUllB-
v paiUK-a.-:puOHO-
tr 8 piace on the streets of
for the dumb beasts.
f?0D wa then made that, the
J1 appoint a committee t? be
( the Louisburg Natural
ir;na Hesourcefdomitte
"00 was carried and the fol--V
!fe aPPointed the Tcmmit.
rfl' ftSmithwick, P. G.Alston,
,;Mi.G. Allen, K, p!
Baseball. -
Baseball fans for th
, .. ,f - " VV A
have been delighted, amused! re-
quitea ana enthused by.-with and
oyer the games played on the home
diamond. . In .fact At has been a
week for" base iball; in Loliisbur o-
Business interest of . the town seem
e$ have lost their fancied and
neluring charms ' which "ihey ; are
accustomed to commands : TurniW
patches and duties upon the-farm
seemed to have grown monotonous
and everybody, took a peculiar de
light in turning out to see "the
games as a Substitute for their
aily routine of work. , j
6n;Friday.the second game with
Ioanoke Rapids resulted in a scor a.
for iu to 1 in tayor of Iaou,burg.
Monday, was the beginning of a
reries of three garnet with Wilson's
Mills and as-a result a JjigV crowd
turned out toi witness ;. the; e-amfti
The visitors proved, iini the first
so evenly matched .that it' would
take extra (work to decioejthe win
ner,- but as a result of aorrror-voh
a 1 . a. f n " 5 - r - . '
me pan 01 tne visitors Ijouisdi rg
won out by a score of 2 to 6. i -
Tuesday's game proved to'b the
wiuiiiiig one ior tnevisitors and
where the home boys did some
pretty play mgj the score stood 7 to
4 in Wilson's Mills favor, at the
wind-up. - ; v .
Then came Wednesday's eame.
the one to decide the stronger
team; which was attended bv the
largest crowd of the season. In
the beginning, it seemed as though
the home beys had more than they
could handle, but after the first in.
ning it was easily seen that ""theV
had a walk-over and that the visi
tors were easily out matched. This
ame resulted in af score of :ib to
in favor of the home boys and-- was
tne easiest game 'of the series. .,
Features of the last same were
Ellls,iC(sensati6nHt catch 't in
right field when he fell down, twice
turned a omrjleW
; -. vuuuiiw s CU1U
corae!up with thebalLv TKa i nn.
reasonable kicking of one ex-leag-
ner, ;rap Harris, n The terrihl a
pounding given him by the home
wain wiin,,ma . yfiianess , cost ;tne
visitors the ame. ;i .1 - ; ..
six-yearld jBhould' blrnnt
AVe will obey the law in thi
Sk-yWdchild
u, uui we positively can not receive
any child who is yednger thanix.
; . Examinations ior: he w pupils ' will
be held at the Graded Schnnl f
9 till 3 ocIock"bn : August v 27: :-8
and SO; ' Ir ivV . . . - .A
pupijs ana any iwho ; may wieli
to try for promotion attend :W one
of these days.- Come and -get your
entrance card and begin wort ;wth
the other members of your grade. "
- ;There will-be no; change ;in i-Uie
teaching rom'last r CYei.'Firit
Grade,iss GeprgU Joym r, Second
Grade and lower section bf thehtn:
Grade, OKsX-MaVVBeei" Upper
section of thffr;:Third - Grade 'and
Fourth Grade, Mrs.' Rosamond' Rags!
daK FXfo and ."Sixth; Grades, Mw4
Mary, Tarborough. 'The Seventh
Qrade-and High Schol work will be
divided between Mr. E. L. Best and
Supt.- Mills? . 1 - - - -v . ,
We earnestly -aak trie, co-operation
and supports the patrons in our
enorts to make this the beat year in
tre I history of the Bchool. Yo have
given liberally of your means to the
maintenance of the school, but this
will be wasted unless you have your
children in the classes from the first
to the last day.- . -
Those wishing to take shortbflnH
typewriting- and. bookkeeping may
Yr? a LUl buuooi. inese .branch
es are free to those in the bi,h
school course.
the : pviijQ.. people.
THEin IIOVEUENTS IN ' AND
1; out: op TOWN."-; .
ThoselWho Have Visltod Loois
tinrgr thejpast Week--ThosV
V Who Have Gone Elsewhere
.vfor; Business op pleasare.
M; F. JIbock went to '.Vafrrnton
Xuesday. -v, -
H. M. Sltnfgq returned vtt.r4.v
r .. .. .... - j
utddj aTtstt to litckory.
, ariv returned TcUy
itom, a .v iai 1 1 o N orfol k, -
y.Unft telithrea in town.
?Mr. D. RivVa, of Oxford, vu
i: . 5 Vur m lown iru week..
i, t
HOKE EH 27
Tb. trip w cud, i,, A., . f-ti.Uau.,Sa
W. V I. Jackaon
this
FrankUn County Union.
The Fran!flin County Union will
meet with Mount Zion Church.
August 27, 28, 29.
On Friday evening at 8 o'clock
Rev. T. p. Bunn will preach the In-
troducty; sermon. " N .
ATITRDAY MOBXING.
i3t con.
dudtebby ;l5ro: Howard Jbhnsori;-
'10 Enrollment of Deleffateiland
r II - Address Rev. L. Johnson.
12 Dinner.
. 1:30 The Present day Church as
a Keetraming Force, Rev. M.
Stamps.
2:3 ( The Present day Church a
an iivangelmg ;Force, Rev. J. W
oiedge.
V
Sunday Morxixg.
0:30 Sunday School.
11 Sermon by Rev. L. Johnson.
12 Dinner.
X
2 Sermon Rev. E. D.poe.
Suggestions to. Those Coming I
to The Contention.
For the meeting of the State Far-
mere' Convention on'-August 24-27,
at Kaleigb, N. C.j
retarn1
week-from a. trip to Oif r.d '
-jiJoa Hlrri w vUiiing frindi
and relatives in Rocky Mount
.. ' . ' ,. "
Mra. A. D. Green left Wedre
day for Littleton to visit her ion.
ilw Bessie Jacocks return? ttn.
wele)tff?ra ;vi8t to HendemonTill.
'Miss Tirginia Carroll, of Oxford,
is-visiting at Mr. W. H. FurguraonV
II. -Winston Davis, of Rileigh
spent Sunday with Mr. J. A. Turner.
Person, of Charlotte,
was a pleasant caller at the Times
oft c yesterday.
K N." Egerton, Jr., and slater,
3tiss Cathleen, visited nlatiycs at
Creek yesterday.
Mr. V. C. Williams returned one
by this week from a visit tohwper
ple near Kifi ell.
flVS -Y G1' d family of Mer
idhri, Texif, is visitinc his brother
MiT. S. Gill, near town,
MiSA AlirA Vlv mnA K.,.,JT on
at Jjr. X. b. Gtlrs near town.
Mr. Aaron Deiu tccorantnid br
Missee Annie Stone and Idlie GU-
govv left yesterday for a trip to Hal-
W . k
iUUe Misses Manara and No
ma ifollingiworth are viiitinff th-ir
-
auut, Mrs. t. 1. Blackley, t Frank
linton.
Misses Helen Daniels, of Halifax.
.
Mimie Beck and Eraflv Tinslev. of
. - -
Richmond, are visiting at R. C.
Beck's.
Capt. J. H. FinlaOr. Conductor
w
on the Louisburg railroad, who hat
oeen oit on his vtction. returned
to his work here this week.
Mr.Josephua Daniels, editor of
the News-Observer, of Raleigh, was
a visitor to onr Jittle town this week
to the delight of his many friends
net outfit of Pullraxa cachet ct
ui parlor, dinb oUsmuon
oropirtrntnt kind that went oat c
the Sutel :
Dr. Richud II. Uwis,0f IUJ.
igru who wenioo the trirv 9pU
in tbo higheit urrog otii ani cf
Mr. Gattis omsgtment of the Uar.
SaU hit I inn Mr mBpS
of thedellgbUo! Uviuirs or aUut
we , axuouoa given by Mr.
Gatti. K wm aa dciirUj
tour or the oooiiaaL arv4
I do noi UTTtve that a bnr mta.
aged one ffaa ever ba tooIoci!.
The itinerary wM etrtfatjy p4anai
nd all U dtUiU were atu&dcJ to
properly. We met otbtr pxnivt ad
people, and I saw w had the bi of
L The train waj a laisriosj ct
uu we wsre entrUifwl .( iK . i
hoUls. AU oa ' the nip wtT
charmed with it.
"There was praiw for Mr. and
iln. Gattis on rry hint ao4
the pu-wngers printed iha with
a beauuful silver tta terriot oa a
handsome waiter. The7 iataipti
on it waA.- (Prnttd io Mr. atd
Mrs
UUicS tUr a bar. a
w Wft tro-, tLegtx
w
. , . -
. r-sL OtUt f
of tU M.ux.ua dck a U t
U focr wj .n U;u fd f,nU a
.nw tck Prvc
loalibo'rj: Tobtcto EcinJ cf
Tra4e.
Oa rtiiar. Arrtui t.. t
tbaocn rw by ih. 3tiDa c
t UUonit cwtv,
PrfJat TLsm D. rra
IWiiw-j, N. ffarU
5wury voj Tum;, J. r
Chas. II. fJntU u
tat appreciaiian of iht Hfwi-,- ..t ( . ...
rtesy by the participant, in xht j Pf i4.al Tracks aal fff.
courtesy by the particitan
-
Aroond-the Continent Toor, UQQ.'
MBemdM this w adepud om
resoluuoos to b sent to the ottt
of the Seaboard Atr line, ana the
wero signed br every on in the
prt These renolotbra tt . out
appreciation and enjottneat of !
trip and UUxd the alteauoa so hip-
put pten m Th rtni,tt
read a follow-
RxsotVTioss or ArrxaATio
We, the undr:gT)d partietpir.u
in the Arooad-th-Coauneat Tp,V J tJ? wttf. 7- (
now drawing to . a.. , , - W. D
Mi
hich vt will t alJ-.v i .
tae, tJiw lUifxJ lrrJ vMjJ r
German at Uoiibor.
fclUilo-rujju Him
xh a4 WiM W:u
Msiic ai fiuix4 , Uriu-,
'' a wr. H k
eipret
to
ta a do, denire Xj
the micc ratal cf
Graded; School
j The Graded Schools will ,bpn for
tha fall forrvi . rwr : Tri J i L 11.1
"r ; v' V- .MCv.yv :ugUSl
l3ftjw;yi
eqursb of .stu nine
fulFrnonths and a fewj daysf lost Sit
the beginning of the term will prove
a very serious handicap on the whole
years work of the pupU. We wish
to urge upon parents the n ecessity
ind rpy un ,ot; commit-
xai rrf lt -""HBiong concern-
aA- a motion was ; ui .
ttft UW1 next Fiiday
"0I1 adjonrnQ'ent'-was
xvaicigu, x. v.j ' tnjjii vt uw many in
A Reception Committee, of which WvD0 are alwJ glad to see him.
W.aridge'Ts chairman, will 'Mr. J.D. Hines, who has bee a
meet all train arriving t th TTm5.., -ro i? xr
..iy.-tog, T,.d4y eral yeat left Mond.y for Kl.ck.
andVVednesdav. Wfion vftii v .
i.n ... 1 .S. . I tllrft'rABlMin ..M.I. 1? T TV
rxeceptivn uotiuuittee, or forVeign: r 0,"v'" - iiarnman.
who j egret to see him leave,
wish 'for him much success in
new r.orae..
but
his
Headquarters, Reception Committee
StateJ. Friiiers'-- Convention an1 !
. . - , . . . .. - ' j
jnakehurself known. The Commit-
tee WHI fair flaro'f' " ; '
. Those who prefer will li assisted
lnflecuringsatisfactory accommoda. o '- .
tionVin the irtJh ,hL''w.!, ,". Splendid
wish to room at the'ColIegeTwiU ; be . Work bf Mr. C. H- Gattis.
escor5eailnero fl? and : provided Cwith o Thoroughly t elighted with their
rooms free and meals at costJ: tour; of the continenr the passeo-
; lno8e who intend rooming at : tie gera of.the Seaboard Air Line RaO
college should notify Mr. 'EBr 6 wen .wi'y, ersonnlJyv conducted party,1
WestRaleipb: when r.Hv. urlll . I ulnAri In fi or.... 1 f. f ' t t
riv Mailar to o tbu'r'WeeVnot 6attia.'dMtrict'' pasaencer acent of
prevent finyone from securing a room the road, with Mrs. . Gattis as th
1at jthe College otf his arrival;, Those chaperoned reached Raleigh yeter-
I BTnantinn fA .1 "1 . 1 f 1 J : Z . - .
r-fyft w. iuviu 5 ow uw , voi i e ire i uavrmo"luii-ier oeinc out oi
8ou!d bring towels and pillowV with i North Carolina for'thlrty-three di
-AJ wiU Uha t2.f.-.V
tlx fee aboard Air Uat IUar ar r. 11. C HuxS
live toureatin-and nbrW j 5, WtM ft 7! J.1u
through a !.rgo part ot oar ciWt; r, w-
they hle given us. llSUSST U' tU"
-The trip ha. ben made under U. Sr. f KiM
ideal condjuoas, with aa taUaerary j A- 0. A. t
oai couia not btlereU a loxori- i "31r r. C U".
uu compieu ta aJ iu apjct. ! .7" r. aJHru. r. tl.
Mr r II, ACea.
Get Into the &ooiUo? EqU-
raeuw, exoe'leni Mrvioe, and enlir
relief from all car aal rri.
biliry io secunag roomi at the btit
hotels, transport tic as of rroa sad
kgg to and from du-ou. srraa-. '
W9
meats for aide tii;, and fricticaJly
i& every waj.
ii' f
our appreciation of the r4Bi. D.,paUr f .
management of jour anu ifr. h.io
Gatttu. Hi rrasp of the itatka in Ulromir 3,1- . a .
I . vbw-.ji c--ir-a.
Il lUM .t .U n..s b.. , KvW ...f, 4
, .rm ,C5 t&t kiaJ e4 .4!il
Vo? sia'i o tit .a flb
tesy and good humor are worthy of CnM
the highest praij .ni deerv and Ht jtt
!i desired that" every,'
; rThe- school"7! aw admits children
ataix years of age,' but it is the bpin
icn'of many, of :our ' most eminent
educators and physicians - that v: the
receive our cratofal acl:rowI!-..
menL
Wt feel. too. that a similar acv
koowledgetaent shoold be made of
the jmpsthftic help f Mr. GstUa
hen needed ani Iikwuh tf Mr.
Bock y, of the Polltaaa otic; Mr.
Livey, of the dinioj car; Mtm.
Allen and Gattk, the barcarecuji.
ar j
term, and to the other sabordiaaU fr
their efficiency and poliua.
News aod Obeerrtr.
'A Mammoth" Clock
Crow LCJ.l (cir a Wf
ter,
f t . t. i . .
ccsj aAl w if, rt-9
If s3Tie o?trr ftJJc wV'iiL
Sad ri:i liie esnirye fr.
No ot'i ir-ci tawfttc co n,
lis Jit rw'i . rsacj, t !
If yor lowa w tit 4 Umu
Vo jtet la th Udt-ua' U.
If liiaca d rm to tiit fc.
A a l! Vd ewne wt
i Wfca: tU tasjr wrJj a U.cua"
J cm t to tp the Vit al; jff
Th. lower of the M.tropoJlua WiL1? ffp lhf
trance baUdt, New Yk city. .l' T,
ill U reidy sn to hive t& dxk U- " . " f
tailed (a It. Tt; dock wia U th J11 V
r": - ft- u6wj v" i was xne exprcisioa or ine pany woo
tf thft fftftt thai th : rinlla. V.o. I . : . . "r T . .
" . . vvDi0 my were ceea, luerw na-Tiag oeen in voet ice aa as
fnrnhure.or bedding except that fMri neighborhood of a hundred' ind, fifty ind bronxt,
- duuu p 13 iaere wnoaeit xonn cirouaa on- the coastrnctn. ixt tatacte haad
wiU. W at trlp,Srhich took Ciem to the Pacific j from the eeoUr pla' to the u is 14
wiah to avail themselves of it." v .cbaati-to the"Alaska-Yukon ' Erroai. ' fee Land this eUfiJ
loioraoce
will
installed la It. The clock i3 Ulhe
largest ia the world. The haadt of
this cloct are beiag' Ull ca tie
building of ia dock company atGfaad
aad Wniocghby avtaetA, I5rooUyti.
They are so Urce that U taakb
a re vol a don they mm ibre s:orbs
, ,.,w
of the baildicg, and .when oce of
thta'ls passing a window the hi
is; completely ahot off, xaakia ti
room wiihia so dark iht i-
employe- are forcwd to call wcrk
The hands are made of taaaraae
land bronxt, aaare of bridge trans
I . m .
tkct W wia 43 cr ssf It.
If joa -?oe f;n trtia
Fcf to taaVe zz fTobtt, g-ci
Aa y4 cxa bocut itti uiU
TUi't y- m tUt lit lt &w
That you're est c5 U lck It,
J art brciiw it t -Vl y i-brci,
Ciaheia tie W CUr
' . yfocaHcwUy5AL
T UrJl war c f:
cias
U cow
ccsitreroo.
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