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7 ~~ _ frJUDAT," yabruarr 18 191ft, ?
WK have beta expiring to Me
where some of the RspaWioari
Congressmen or Senator! had introduoed
a bill authortxing the government
to ge into the general merchandising
business.
,To Ha it SMms that aeioefrora
paasing laws for the regulation of
business, the government should
keep ita hands oS of earthing that
--~r will in a?y wejr effect the legitimate
business of A private citizen.
Tun show entitled "The Girl frera
Rector's" w?e not allowed to play in
? Raleigh on Wednesday .night at advertised,
on aeooont of in formation
being received by Mayor Wynne of
the indeCenoy of the performance. ,
Iv^UoiTgreaa passed the poatal aavinga
bank bill, and irn view of the
-? bill allowing them to furnish printed
stationery, you need mot, wonder- if
the government gees in to the general
merchandising basinets pretty
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OitK of the strangest things that
has coma te our netioe is the Republican
Congressman and. Senators
getting together with the President
to decide whether or net to carry eet
the pro.niasjthey made to the peonla
vwhieVi to rnannnailila for tlieir ka
MotoM wnue it m ft party tfitt preRftMb'
?b M the greatest kind of a
Kpftd to the people, it is controlled
'end ruled by tbe iuoomv kings, who
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ing in pnblic service. As a rale
when a man, whp is entitled to be
- called a max, makes a promise, if it
is,hia power, lie will falfill it. mere
seems to be aemetbing wrong somewhere.
Is tbe matter of tbe Postal Savings
Bank bill we thiwk the government
is overstepping its constitutional
rights, as it has doae in setse other
cases that should be changed at
, once Is our opinion the govern- ,
ment should not engage in any business
that will be an opposition to
any private indtvidaal. The postal
savings bank will effect the business ;
of the local banks and tor this rsas- ;
on it should not receive the cons'd.
eratieh of any fair-minded mam-.., ,
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REASONS FOB VETO POWER. 1
Advertising to ths fact that North
Carolina is the only State in the!
Union in which the Governor has
no veto power, the Raleigh News
and Observer says "this is not a bad
distinction," and citee as evklahce "
that in 1899,with a Democratic Legislature
and a Republican Governor,
the Governor, if he had had the veto
power, could have- nnlliiied?the
ads of the Iiegieletarei By theJ
K' V - same token, in 189A, when tbw State I
had a Democratic Governor and a
fusion Legislature, the Goyerner
. ponld have done some nullifying '
which would have mat the News
and Observer's approval. Tbe Lead- '
ma?k ia willing to take chances. The 1
Governor aheald have the veto pew- '
or to be in poaitieir lo kill aetseef J
fKo vewKd the* saw* *? -?
HI? ?S"Vp?*?cmnrajprncne
L* gulatur# at almoat ovary aaarion. I
The Lagialatara oit?D pun acta I
wliich a majority of ita own mom- I
Wanip Aiaappraaa, (be paaaaga ba- I
tog aecured tl rfpagk lagialatira e>>nrt
. aay?don't oppaaa my (action and I I
Won'. oppoaa yonta?and many mam- I
bora woiM'doobtlaaa ba plaaaad, oa I
many aocaaiona, if thara waa aoma I
thing to ehoak thair own folly.? I
Landmark in tha abovaj Tha tato
W? don't think tha power ahoold ba
REPUBLICAN PARTY'S DBCBP
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That tba coantrWat large wae told,
and that it believed that the Republican
party in thp-Taet campaign
atocd for a downward revision of the
tariff ietbOoaee, bat hero tomes !
President Taft on Saturday,in ia address
in Now York, and eays: "We
did revise the tariff. Nothing Iras ;
expressly said in the platform that
this was to be a downward revision.'
Then the President went on in an
address in whieh there was a careful
juggling of the word "revision," the
head of the Republican party claim- j
ing that the offset of the tariff would j
he for a marked change downward.
These fair words cf the President j
amount-^ to nothing in view of the
facte in the-^Aldrieh-tuade tariff
bill. Thu c rantrVia already seeing
its effect thst it is a tSriff that lays
exactions upon the Americatf people.
The people of this ooontry wore fkll- '
ed upon to believe that the Ropu?di- j
cans promised a revision downward 1
for snob was the oltim presented.
Now they are told, as they had ~aU
ready learned -from the tariff law
passed by the Republicans, thit there |
was no downward ravtsion meant fcy J1
Republican campaign promises- Pieeident
Tatt goes into many i
high-sounded phraseseonoemiag tha
Rood that ha nlsima tor tba new tariff,
bnt tha people do not aaa it that 1
way. They am faat finding oat that <
Preaident Taft aad the Repnblioaa .
majority in Congress are not umak
ing good" in-tba premises given to j
the people. Bnt what more was to ,
be expected than that the Rapnbli- j
can-party wonld deceive. It is the i
creature of the special interests and 1
it serves these to the aftermost. All j
that they demand is done, and thai |
people most be satisfied with proin
ism wnien are never tilled afld which
?. n?Ter'intended to fill. That
is the waj of the Republic in parly.
? News and Observer.
Cooley lor Solicitor.
We, ths undersigned members of j
the bar of Nash county, heartily en- I
dorse ths candidacy of Hon. R. A.P.
Cooley fer Solicitor of the Fourth
Judicial District. We can say troth-/
fully of hi^ (1) that he is an able
advocate anasfully equipped for foe
duties of this irtirortant office; (M he
has always bseinso unswerving and
active Demociat,Nand (8) Be is a
most lsvable tad attractive xtmn. We
appeal to the Demserau ofAhe district
to aid oa in nconnj; lfr.
Cooley'a nomination. \J
February 4, 1910. A.
J. F. Btnr*,/ \
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S. F. Ai'sair, \
T. T. Tnotai,
? Jacob Battue,
F. S. SrXtLL,
" E. B Gbahtham,
Leon T. Vacqhak,
Bernard A. Brooks.
Choice and Fresh Cut-Flowers
Of Carnations, \Rosee, yViolets, ete.
lions. Potted FerS^d aU khedi of
pot and oat door bsfldia^nlants. Vegetable
felaftta^Jp^seaaon/SAll orders
promptly ttHadT ' -- -1 ? - *-,
H. STBNMETZ. Florist. ?
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Sood - Gracious'
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jHoN^N^roir
Km just get <a
late in tke/eaeoaat?) wnWon the ft ;
they also db at a sacrifice.! aVt forget
thg men. folks, 1 bare 1000\nalr of <
pants. a big lot of spring clotting, ob 1
I lofgbl 1 liars * tot uf yumen'shoes, 1
w.iting paper, boys logins and mon*g '
leggine, also a big lot of men'a rubbers,
overthoes and a great many other l
things. .* - - - r i
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Grass and 1Clover
Seeds f
are best qualities obtainable, of* Z
tested germination and free from W
objectionable weed seeds. y
Wood's Seed Book lorlWt) #
rites the fulleet Information a- J
bout alt Fhwn and Cards* Seeds, A
espesisllj afjeut Grasses and Ctov- A
ere, the kmdato sownnd the beat ^F
way to sow thluMHi sueoeseful A
standi and eropsJt Z
WOOD'S SjnoB^ave been Z
own for moreJEan thiHyjearain V
ever increaaidg qoantitieSjWu^the A
best and moOTaucoeaaftil hraeb^ Z
Wooft/ssd Booh mailed free |f *Z
on requesw Wrtte for it. I w
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NOTICE A
Notice is hereby giron to tbe A
|>ubtls tliat application will,be made
to the OoVernor of NortV Carolina W
far the pardWi of G?ot>'e Battle, J
who w?* V icted /at January
term 1908 of >Erautlin Stjperior" A
Court for a d. wSj/aml aantencsd A
to two_v-e*rs rofyos reads. X
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Feb. 15th, 1910.
SALE CF VALUABLE HEAL 9
Pnder and bv virtue of a decree of
the Superior court of Frsnkiin countyp^B
made in the apecial proceeding entitled 3
W C Bobbitt and wifa, KUa Bobbl tt. tb W
1 C Tharrington et all., the undersign- Ad
fd commissioner will, on Monday tlie 7
lay of March, 1910. it being tbe first
Monday of said month, at about- the
aour of nrton, offer for sale at thy] A
sourt house \ioor in Louisburg, at putf 2
lie auction toahe highest bidder, a cot- v
lain tract or parcel of land lying wad A
t>eing in Louisdurg township, Pranglm X
tounty, on the j^enderson and fjltsh- |^F
rme roan. ooundSM on the north tft the M
lands ot J C TharriWton and othns, on Z
the east by the lanmnf O 'J Cotjjrell, on
the South by the Henderson aija Nash- A
ville road and on the west by wie lands J
of Mrs. L 11 Allen, conUinidg ninety W
six acres, more or less, ahd Xeing the A
lands formerly occupied b\ /its. M K Z
Might, having been allottedIft her as
her dower in the lands of iA deceased ^k
suatumi Redding Hight a/d Her dower Z
estate having siuce fallerfin b\ reason V
of her own death, and thfa aaloxis be- A
ing made for the purpoie of division Z
among the heirs at law/ ot said Vted- w
ling flight Terms pf Sale: One taird ^k
tash. balance j on, c fed it of twelve
months, with interest from day of sale ^P
the title tosaid'lands (to be mm nK A
mtil the purchase nrnrfcy is paidin full. > 2E
This is a fine tract of land with a good T
Iwelling house and all necessary barns A
ind out-bouses thereon,^situated only J
(bout, five miles from the town of Lou- V
sburg. It is a splendid -'opportunity A
for any one desiring to purchases well Z
m proved iarm near town, upon' easy w
erms. This 28th day of January, 1910 A
W H Yakrokouoh. Jr. Cora.
Commissioners Sale of Laai. 9
Uadcr sad by virtus sf an order of V
eaale mads by lbs Supsner Court ef. A
Yanklin County at the January Term. Z
10, In that action entitled Wo. H. V
tuffia, Administrator af J. F. Jeaea, B
lecd., tm J. . Allan and The Seaboard J
Ur Liaa Railway, wkjaVorrWe and da- B
Tea waa upon appear! aaid aation to B
ha Supreme Court dt North Caraliad S
ry the aaid Bnprema Court afl\ro?6, W
he undersigned catnmiaaiooar, will/on A
donday, thefth day of Maroh, Wll, *t
being thd flint Monday in Much B
ibout the hoi* of noon at the paaia
lauaa daar iii Louisburg, N. C./offer J
'or sale to thelhigheat bidder, far eaeb, B
hat certain let of land ia the uwb of
jouisburg, in the county of nraftkHn X,
ind State of Worth CarotintJ on the BQ
5ast side of Main Streat, adjoining the ?
i. A. L. Ry. d*retaad mora/articular- Bti
Ldefined as Tfollaws:' Ba#inning at
corner of tie J. F. Im lot and B
7. B Cheatham Frixa Badaa lot, for- S
nerlr tbn Boatwrlgbt Pridb House lot, w
m Main Street,an iron state, thence B
door C. B. ChAthnmVVne fl. 58 E. B
wo nundred anl thirty fcur fast, mate 1
1 " ' 'T" ' *r*>T Tr- ffj-rr B
dmmfactunng Company'b lot f-n-mer- jB
y the Cooper lol in ?he tine af the 8. 1
L LRy., thoneaalMa tbs line of the B
L A. k. Ry., N.fcjr 8-4 W. two hundred B
ind serenty nineffeet, mora or leal, to *
Ks;'.#
L <3 1-4 W. onVUjndred and forty foar V
eat, mora or ltba,\to the point of begin- B
ting, it boinflfthe I ones Tobacco Ware- Mk
wuaa lot, Bpon which than la aitnatsd *
1 dwelling houss tad about ana ball in
aidth of the J ones yobaeeo Warehooae "X
Idebhe^f the gnwrifc Court, -aAnaed B
ry the Supreme Cou* aa aforeaa'd, the M
inbnini.,J ?ill ?Mr .1? ?! ?. ? 1J
I li? YTIVO MIU H !
and to the highest bidder, for cash, t If
leeeendable. tar. ntfoub and taijpi- V
ible easement in to im upon that "trip
>f land on the amithwett aide or msrgin Mf
tf the depot (it* of thessid 8. A. L. w
to,, more particularly described as fdl- B
owe Beginning at the * ortbwest K
:orner of the foundation wall dta Main W
Street ef said warehouse now situate B
rpon sold lead, aad running thence 1,1
47! Z
.hence ahinr the said line of tUa S_ JL_
U Ry., 8 26 3-4 E. the fall length of J
aid warehouse, one hundred and sot- B
enty one feet, mors or less, thenee a X
lineal right aiyleato Main Street and V.
to the North East corner of the foundstion
wall of said warehouse; thence a W
toe perilled to the S. A. U Ry., line B
itdng the foundation waB of said ware- Z'
house, one hundred and aerenty one W
feet, more o- less, to the point of he- B
finning, rtpon which is located tome- X
irhaf over one half of aaid .warehouse B
In width, the aaid eseementt>eing limit- B
tal however, by said decree Ip ware- X
bouse purpoecs only; - BB V
This FebTith.. 1610. H~R
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Why You Should
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Farmers-!
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Of LOUISBUQ*
By opening an account with us in our Saving)
you compounded evsry three months yd whet
_ efjrour friends. Byopentag a cheeking accou
your money rrithout the trouble of handling th
OUR OFFICERS
Oar vaults are fire and burglar . proof and
Small as well as large aeroants solicited. Wet
era that sound and safe banking will permit,
they have had experience in many lines efbu
experience.-.
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We meve to the Winston Building and rat
y ? in osr stjre at
Corne a^ price Xj/e i
Crating, B^ck-Bs^ids,
Cash or On TRijne at ?
Ca . Corn, Tomatoes, Hfeana, etc at7 l-2c
/lant Bed Cloib 1 3THE
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We Our
Sell Yoti
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I LOUISBURG,
SONS I f
do Business With 'v<j
Vjej*fiants I
x, North ^iroljna ^ ' 9 '
r department, your n^nney makes 4 per cent, for
i hard times came you will sot have to ask favors
nt. with us yau heye an eaty means of tranBfering
e actual cashf* A
? ARE BONDED f
oar cash on hand is -insured against burglars,
ixtend evory courtesy to our friends and eustoIf
you desire advise, consult any of our officers.
sinaas and will be glad to share" with yau their
TOU, V.Pres. R. Y. McADEN, Cashier Z ?
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11st, 1910 I
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her than move them we offer every article
ani' below <jpst.
stuff and get it. Plows Z <J
Collar Pads, Guano. j
Special Prices
; Raisins, Seeded Raifins, Currants 7 1-2
4 and 2 cents per yard. :
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