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-THE HOME C1F
Pleasant Evening Reve
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thejHome Circle
CRUDE THOUGHTS FROft
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Every loan's life is a (ailarc ?h?
data net by to da something to
leave the world richer than he found
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amine its tracks and yoa will find
that they point straight toward the
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Jt?VICK TO-flUR YOUNG I.ADT BUB .
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Allow no time to pans without
. brightening aonta one's life. Within
five minntea' walk ef yon thaee la
some one tragedy compared with
wbioh Sbakepeare's King Lear or
Victor Hugo's fw? bu?
power Go out cod brighten eome;
body's iife with e cheering word e?
entile or a flower. Take a geod book
and read a chapter to that blind
man. Go up that dark ayey aed
make that invalid woman laugh with
mm good atory. Go to that honao
from which that child haa been taken
by death and toll the fatiSfr and
mother what an eacape the ohild haa
bad from the winter of earth into
the springtime of heaven. ,
Yoang woman, lira to make etbOre
happy, and jen will be happy!
\ Live for ywrself and yeu will be
TnUerable! There never baa been an
excepting to rule there never will be
aa exoeptfoh^ ' \ '
Plaq ont yenr lite-oo a big scale,
whether yi?u are a farmer'a dangh?
ter. or a ebepherdese amontr the hills
' or tha flattered pet of a drawing'
room tilled with atatoary and pio-*
tares and hrio-a-brac. Stop whare
you are and make a plan for your
lifetime. You - caanot be satisfied
with a life of frivolity and niggle and
indeeoretion. Trast the world aed
it will Cheat yon if it does not deatroy
yon. The Hedoubtable was
the name of an enemy's ship that
Lord Neliba epgiod twice from demolitton,
bnt that tame ahip afterward
aant the ball that killed him,
and the werld on whioh yen smile '
r* may aim at yon iu deadliest weapon.
Appreciate your mother while you
have her. It is the almost universal
testimony of young women who
ha've lost mother that they did not
realize what she ^ was to them nntil
after her exit fiom this Ufa Indeed
mother is in the appreciation of many
. a roung lady a hindrance. The maf
ternal inspection is often considered
an obstacle. Mother has so many
actions about that which is- proper
and that which is improper. ,It is
astounding how much more many
"fcirls know at eighteen than their
mothers at forty-tive.
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For every life there ie a tumrnit.
tiappy ere they who gain it and eed
the lot ef thoee who faiat and fail in
the (trnggle. Short or long to the
top, it ean only be eeeled by persistent
elimking^. There meet be awbiMU'
, Hon te do and dare, or the priae will
not be aeenred.
Have?yon in the viger of youth
began the journey? Already are you
tired aad weary? Axe yen reeling by
-- the Way in alotbfal indulgence, bopEfefr
; - ilif j for wing* or eaile to -bear you
aloft without effort? Long before
manhood'a prfine yon *111 miee the
tap aad go down bill. Aronae for
s another effort. At the baee ie the
tborn.at the emmit the crown. There
? of the ethWhusb
will
rty, comfort
the dew ef
?et a matt oa
eating your
how large
*CLE COLUMN.
ries.?R GohJmnDsdiihers
as They Join
at Evening Tide
I THE SDITOIIAL PIN
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moral standing iu the eommumty.
Nine out of everr tee persona is a
ten minutes talk will bring op the
defects in soma one's life, and one
oot of hundred may possibly
startle you by speaking only of the
goed that mar be found *" in
most srery individual. There
is no life without ite defects, neither
without its excellencies, and what a
different oolleriag it would give to
humanity if the rale was reversed to
what it is. And, reader, it rusts
with' you ahd us to ataK the refund,
and with such a good start aa wu
may be able to give it, we are sore
it will be contagious if we persevere.
Per when neighbors apeak naught of
ili and only laud- thu good that ia in
as we will set Us far from that glorioua
period denominated the milaninm.
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T* TUB CRHDXTjOr THE VOKBI.
For wonder, it is aew the fashion
for women to be as healthy as
sbe oan. Freeh air is admittsd to b#
a good tbing for the complexion.
No one dispetes that a girl who is
an invalid ean walk fiva miles a day
withoat dying of fatigue, and aa
nw niinr on a gooa norse i* rseonimended
as a aor? hetpfal paatiaa
iban lyiag abad ar reading Frenob
novels. Tbe new atyla for woman
baa not arrirad a bit too soon.
American woman war a getting to be
a worthless lot, sprightly enough in
intellect?perhaps toe sprightly?
bat painfully deficient in bodily develops]
ant and health. Bat t they
ware entirely to blame. Degenerate
man seemed to like theaa that
tray?possibly because ha was in
tb^sst&iLbax himself To the credit
of woman be it said that aba wonld
rather be reundfimbed, ferong af
ohest, fair of cheek and bright of
eye; and it is a notable faot that as
soon as tbe?raring male generation
took to athlstice and to bracing np
generally, the girls promptly followed
tbe geed simple.
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Whea joong people jiimtolin
engagement tor lift aajcareleeely^a*
they go to picnic, they most expect
to pay for their felly with
their bitter experience. With theneande,
a marriage ^engagement ie ' e
matter .of boyish "or grrlnhlfceaprice.
If wiee marriages ere "m?de|iw hoev
en," then the haaty, leoee eelfieh eertf
are the handwork cf the devil.
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A girl can be independent if eba
choeeee and earn a comfortable living
in maay^waye, and it ie not the
woret fortune in life to be born a
airly not half aa bad aa it ia to ha
mail led lit l ima that vou can n?liher
love nar reap#at, and who makes
yoa a perfect (lava to pander to hia
eemfort and htampr and >caprioea.
Think wall before yoa make yonr
choice of-bneineeee.
CWCHESTERSPUS
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8010 BTALL DRU&I8T8
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Logysv^W. C.
I am pr?/arad to do\our P>*+iing.
ekpiing and tailoring fct
r?ry re??bn?bi? rate*. ill work
gnarantead. G?rr ma a trial and I
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FOR s/liE _ C
200 cords oY sMred wood, as)], C
oak, hickory, iVcsmora and pine, J
at #9 a load. Qbll phone 61.
M. F. HOUCK
FOKSAuk I
I have 100 bushaU of Simphins I'to- llfic
Cotton Seed to? ?aie >t 91 per I
bushel. ^ O. STORK j
I have 6$ he?d\f Heals vhet 1 will i
sell In any number\ till to see me or
write at onoe J Y [TiMBBmLaau,
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Cheap for quick sash buyer. Will C
sell my horse, 4?? t cut ander Sur- C
ry in good t repair, set of harness, 1
horse wagon add harness all for
150.90 R. 3^ EGERTON.
TO MY gUSTOMERS
1 wish tn \ay to my customers
that my bills\re <-?e every Monday
and please ca\l around to settle
'same or be rwsu Jaa^ them when -I
send them out.mf your orders wiH -d
be tarned dowAI I have to pay- ?,
the cash and I m\sl have the oash.
YTfc. MURPHY. A
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1 wish to isssakts telmy customers
sad the "t-T-r\^? Jtiial)BIT and _
Fraaktis couaty tliu will contiaue
seeding off lasadry dM 1 week and will I
be glad te sead Saytwnue for had
deliver saase. Jaat aaJ^oa aver phene
aad a bey wilt be dtaaat&ed at once.
J no! W. Koto. -*\
I haves lfelS ecrtstmJtof land known
as the "Mitthew vKifcer and Wiley
Crowder lands, near Rukn, N C that I
will setl cheap for eaal^ This is a fine IC
farm and can be had w this years m
crop. Call on or write X I
H W WlLDBR JE
HapleAlle, N C ?
FOR SALE I
Facing Baker square in Louis- 9
burg, one rtew six room cottage, 1
oue 8 room fyo story /residence. H
One two room tenant tfmse. ill 1
sell all, or eitheX Pryes low and , i
terms easy. If not s/ld privately ( I
before, will sell Viral Monday in i!
March at publio unction at eourt I J
house in Loejsburg.X 1 ' !
Mas. LW. Bsttlk I J
A Genuine Bargain Not Often to ! [
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118 Wm Hi? tv rt farming. lan<T,
in D-nrts townshi , 2 miles from ?
Bnnns. Wo wasl ? land, three- V
fourths iA timber. Will be sold fl
privately oh me or f not sol d be- 4
fore will beV sold without reserve
first MondaV in March at Court
House door rbr division amdng a
large number orsheirs. ,
U. TABMITHWICK.
I AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
"tQUNGSVILLE LOTS.
In pursuance of a trust in -are reposed,
I wilDqn Monday, the afst day \
of February, nU.0, at about tbehonr of
11 o'clock, on thy premises id Youngsvllle,
offer for saW to theUngnest "bidder,
for cash, those vsljftble and desirable
lots situate ondhe South side of
Main street, in the tan of Youngsville
and well known nylhe\M. Wood lief
property. A lot with front of 32 feet
on Main street ana runninroaek so as
to include the swell near theNlweUing
will be sold bf fee simple. And the reversion
in Un dower of the brick Swel- .
ling hous^not will also bis sold at the
same tiryf, but separately. This 27th
day of January, 1910
/ W*. H.' Born*. Trustee
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A Card.
to Tea voraai tMausasi oovyrr-.
As the campaign year of 1910 has "
opened .1 will be ths object and pdrpeee
of the people to select suitable
and competunt met to fi I the, various
county offiebir%nd in my humble elreumstaiices
financially I wiah to anneunce
mjaflf a candidate for the/>fflce
of ShertfApf Franklin County jaub
Jeet Uj the sctfcn of the "next Granty
Democratic Convention. la dedtarmg "
my candidacy I must say if I sa nominated
it win be ukrongh the sftnpathy
of the people. I thavo not Jean fattened
on public oflca aa mf expected .
opoonenta have beta, consequently I
will not hare the money /o spend as
they will have, nor IM haft a mihioa of
dollars I donotbeUera a would spend
It in a manner toiiWinlralemen to vote ?
for me contrary to theft- own sense ot
duty. rYbu retnembrf Wo ) ears ago I
for nft#ji>Afiftp fow
My friends instate/ thatl ennouuee
myself an IndepedQent candidate This
I refused to da beeausb I did .not
think It right fir me to Uo so> You
remember I hen a sard nuAlshed stating
thatl kneft the people Bad nominat
ed 9 man Whose past reekrd would
hew him Worthy the honor Ythey had
given him And that l WlShek . to say
t|iat I won id give btih mj k>yJ| support
aa I hadAlwavs done. Now IVm witHag
to/leave my nomination Vo the
ceesiddtation of the people. IfWeated
I yll support the nominee sn^shall
theftanocraticparty, so kmg a?\ ad2x>'
^"f,1 rt*ht* to ?? monV^
privileges to aooo U 1 W nominated
and should bo eleetedTj
Premise the people that all business
~rnin? tho *ff..rso5 my office ,h.ll? m
performed with the purpose and under V
the consideration that I am the servant fl
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1 SPRING J
ArnVkfe
. We Have Ojrfv Spring Ox
V ! For ladies yf have a large stock of thAwell kaoi
Line you oen find most any atyio ymi wtVi. Patei
Metal idrap Oxford and Suede OxfordaX Also
Wood1* line made in New Jersy, one of thasbest
'ejea in Louisburg. We hare this line io aluizes
hare our same lines. Just Wright, King QusVty,
that we hare hot space te mention. \
1^20,000 yards plant bed (!
caiTbuy cheap. We wjl
- - number of ?ajrds j
Our spring slothing is beginning, to* airive daily ar
?0 line of ererything in our line Jo shew our custom
M ua and we will treat you right.
I P. S. 4 K. K.
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t I am now- in St. Louis and Kan
T sodnd-young^ s
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Daily -if4;
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fords for Ladies /
Men. ^7^ a
in Drew Belby Line. In thjj/^ , . ;
it leather Strap Orforda, Q?fn r
Tana. For children we/hare"
linee of ehildren ahoeeerer ofand
all ftylee. For' men we
Beacon and mapy^ other linee
^nya&s^that you
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I give you a^y
'Oil: want. - .
id we expect to have a large IU
era thie spring. Come to eee
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