Professional Card
j^R. ARTHUR HYNES FLEMING,
??'?Offlce m Ford Building. Main sod Nash street,
Louis burs. N| C.
Hours: 9 to 4 80. Phone No. 40. -y , K
JJR. n. A. SB WELL, /
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-r Louisburg, N C ~PhAn? No. 1B6
JIRANKLIN PON pOTE(j j
aranklintou. N.C.
K. A1 Speed, PropnetOT.
QootnLiverv in connection
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DEOTTAL SURGEON
L Lisbniy N. C.
Office in Hiltti BuiWlug, Sluin Street.
? p_H. COOKO / /
attoWey-atlawi
LoJLbnrg, N. C.9,
Over Cooper AAlpasaaWi Store. Prompt
Attention givenAlllegal business entrnnted
tcr me / 1
|JR. J. B./tAL(WE
PHySICIA^ftDd 8URQEON
Offi -e in rdur of Beanler* AIb ton Drug Store.
JJR. J P. BURT\
Physician aid 8URGKON \
? / LovUImiI, N.:c.
^ \ Ojlce orer P. 8, A k\ K. Allen's Store
TfL R>P^YABBOR*UOH
7. PHYSrifcH^od MJRGEONJ
Looiabnrbr. A C.
nVtflce in Yarborough A mekett building.
/Night calls answered f:om Y. W- Birkett's
/ residence, phone.J4. \
D B. MAdSENBURG * \ ZNJ
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ATTORNEY AT LMW
Louieburg, N. C. \
Will praetfce Id all the courts ol the Stata
Office in Egerton Building
HAYWOOD BUFF IN \
ATTORNEY! AT ^AWX\ /
l,o"inborg, N. C- /
Will praciice In all courts of Franklin and
adj.il ntng eouutiea. also in the Supr^lfce
Court and in the United States Di trick and
Circuit Cuurt. ..Office oyer^First National
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fjl B. WILDER /
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Lo lisburg, N. A. *
Office on Main street in Cooper building.
^ gPRUILL A aoLDE.y
ATTC RNEI^AT LAW
Lc ilsbora, N. C.
Will attend the court! of Franklin, Vance,
Granville, Wari >?. aad Wake counties, also
the Supreme < ont/> ?' North Carolina.
Prompt atteoti n given to collections Office
an ttpruill boildi jy
X T. W. BkketJ R. B. White
Ci^isbnrg, SI \ Franklinton. N. C.
jgljCKETTL WHITE
/ N LAWYERS
/ L misbarg, N. C.
Tbe eettJbment t>? estates for exeeutors,|Administrators
a d Guardians is made a speelaity,
rth'1 *>e onds required by law can be
art ui up in ne ?ffi?e. ^.
Offifce In Yai lorongh ft .Bfekett building
x/r U I'El SON
f AT' OBNBT AT LAW
/ ] ouisburg. N, C.
j Practice in all ourts. Office on Main Street
j yj- H YA IBOBOUGH, Jr.
A' rORNEY AT LAW
" . LdBlimiR, ft' C. ;
All legal bu> lees intra sled to mil-receive
prompt att mtion. Office} in ^ Egerton
Building. ^
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CON! RACTOR aadjBUII.DER ;
Louis burg:, N. C.
Trading ag?i t for all kisds of building sup*
piles, artisri' Mantios and Tiles, Architectural
designs submitted. *
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PranklintonV N\ 0.,
COMMISSIONERS tALK OF LAND.
Ry virtue of an ordter of resale made
by the Superior cokrt of Franklin
county in the special nroceedinM entitled
R. A. Moore. Adra lof J.W/Moore,
dec'd vs Mabel Moore land others,heirs
. at law, the underSigneB commissioner
a will on Monday the 2n? da/ of May.
I 1910, it being the first Mot/ay in said
month, at about the hbi# of twelve
o'clock, noon, offer forjnle at public
auction at the Court Mouse door in
Louisburg, N. C., to th/Jugheat bidder
foi cask, a certain trdtthr parcel of
land aituated in Cypr/ai feraek township,
Franklin count#, "NoAh Carolina,
adjoining the lands Ml E. IS Mooro, Jv
C. Matthews and Stra S.V. Moore,
aad containing twenty-five acres, more
^t^uS#a'U?p^1t "of'feeSy^iF
cent of hla bid ewe gauarsntfc of good
faith pending th# confirmation of the
g|]f.
\ This the 1st day of April. 1910.
X W. H. tab borough, Jr.,
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American Be
Ths best on the m&rVet..?a)l and b s tin
babw'caps just receded. It irill
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hare a nice freah atcck of (J
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have you examine before making yc
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money on anything in our line.
Let Us Show You a
We also Qarry
General Merchant
When in tows gire JU a oall. we s
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*1 had a mishit > at the ag
I fix," writes Mrs. Georgia Ushe
I was unconsbious for
H would have fainting\ spells, c
headache, heart palpiution and
"I suffered creatl* with ail
life and had 3 doctor s\ but the;
to try Curdvil ? _ \.
'Since taking Cardai, 1 an
all m> housework." \
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Do not allow yoursel0o j
I get in So4>ad you woulcMind
Better take Cardui/vhile
stili in moderately "good/ealth, j
and keep you in tip tap condl
In this way youytroubles,
ually grow, smaller mstead of I
I up-grade instead / the dowi
arrive at the northr pole of per
Get a bottle it your drugg
FRESH
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OF ALU
To serre on our ICE CREAM, and a
ing touch, on this and the rest of %
Phone Your Op
in Gfui
Knd it will be delivered profcptly.
where there/is always
THE SgQCCI
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Row line of White Goods, Ginghan s. P<
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three days/arid after that I I
lizziness, rfervousnesl, sick H
many stnnge feelings,
ments dye to the change of |
1 did nafeood, so I concluded I
1 so iWuch bettei and candoj
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let into a bad fix. You might I
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there is timer-While you are I
hist to consefyft-your strength I
whatever they are, will grad- I
largeiV-you will be on the I
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KINDS ^
/P> "JACK." to put the finish
'eldrinks makes them taste right.
bis for Anything
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an ew>erienced ..man.
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I Sales
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/Store
jrcale, Madras. Souitins: and a prett
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Embroideries
attention to the
iauty Corsets
am. Sample line of Ladies hits ]
be to your interest to see them.
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Eft^ES!
i >ceries tjfat we would JJbe glad t
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rid Talk With Yot
nice lino of r
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do our "utmpst to make you:
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llHESUTO SCHOOL,
LesSPtv IV.?Second Quarter,
for April 24, 1910.
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THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES'
*-v - Taxt
of the Leecon, Mstt. xi, 20-30
Memory Verses. 28-30?Golden Text.
Matt, xi, 28?Commentary Prepared
by Rev. ?. M. Stearne.
* Two of the foundations in the Scrip*
lures in*. connection with the great
truth that "otlier foundation' can tj?a
- ninn Inv thnn* Hint la l-.M q-lileh it _
"Jesus Christ," are that "God J* lovpi-'
and He is not willing that any should
perish (1 Cor. Ill, 11; John HI. 1(5; 11 ^
I?et. 111. 9). Along with this we need
Acts xvil, 30. 31. "God now commands
?tb nil men everywhere to repent, because
He hath appointed a day'in the
. which He will judge the world In
righteousness bjr that man whom He
hath ordained, whereof He hath given
assurance unto all men In that He
lintb raised 111m from the dead." We
have seen John and Jesus and the
twelve preaching repentance, and when
- we turn to Itev; lx, 20?. 21; xvl. 0. 11,
and read of the fearful judgments that
? will come upon the earth in the time
_"?T the great?trlbulatluu. after?the church
shall have been taken away,
we leiirn that the object of all will be
that men tuny repent. In this connection
see Job xxxiii, 29, 30.
I He had chdgfcn, Chorazin. Bethsaida
. and Capernaum as-centers where He
f wrought many mighty works, but they
- seemed to be without result, and He
tells them of judgment* to couie. when
it will be more tolerable fbr other
cities which never saw His mighty
works. There are three future judg-,
?vmio oi'wndi U1 LiltT JUUgUlBUl SCUl
pf Christ for believers only, the Judgment
of untious at the begiaiiing of
the millennial reign and the Judgment
. at thecrent white throne at the end (
" of tHfcThousand years. Our Lord must
be speaking here of the second or
third of these. Note Ills "1 say unto
. you" of verses 22, 24. Remember that
) it Is the Judge Himself who Is speak-,
ing. nijd He certainly knows whereof
He affirms. The words "more tolerable"
suggest different degrees of punishment
and suffering, as there will be
g n Isold liferent degrees of glory and of
rewards for. believers. First it is a
question of saved or lost; then for the
snrpd there will be reward according
'toHrorks aud for the l<?t punishment
according to desert, and the Judge of
all the earth will not fail to do right
.The .nation being about to reject
? nim. He seetns to turn to Individuals,,
to such as. lu the time of Ills rejec"
"tlon wlll let Himself be their rest,
their all. ne first talks to His Father
as the Lord of heaven and earth and
therefore ns having a perfect right to
do as He. pleases with His own (Ps.
cxxxv, G). lie talks to Him as naturally
as to people nbodt Him, for He
Is iu constant and conscious touch
with heaven nud does always those
% things that pitpse the Father. Although
despised uud rejected. He thanks His
' Father, reminding us that we art In ail
things to give thauks (I Thesa. . 18).
Some one bus said that he who has
learned to say always "Thank God"
has the key to constant ^victory. The
"Eveu so. Father." iudlcatia. otrfect
y submission wltb the most absolute
confidence in and satisfaction with the.
Father's 4 management. Compare 1
Sam. Ill, 18: Job 1. 21. Our Lord's
__ gratitude at this time was In congeethings
from the wist In their own*
conceit and revealing them to those
who are teachable as babes or very little
children. The mere natural man
hovgev^r wise, cunuoJ;Jcnow tht things
of God. for they are foollsbuess to
him (1 Cor. 1. il>. "They have rejected
the word of the Lord, aUfCMi^at wls,
dom is in them?" (Jer. r\l, 9!) As
Abraham gave to his only son all that
he had. so "the Father lovetb the
Son and hath given all thlugs Into His
nil the Egyptians and' all other countries
had to go to Joseph hi order to
obtain corn by which they might live
~ (Gen. xll. r>5-57>. so there is no real
life; no life eternal, no knowledge of
I God the Father, except through Jesus
T Christ (verse 27).
) . fu this sinful. Christ rejectiug age
would you find rest? It can be.found
only In Him who knew what It was 1q_ ,
rest In His Father. Would you find
the yoke of the Unify life easy nnd the
q burden of the dally toll light? It can
only 6e by yoking up with Him who
a liene so lovingly .Invites us. This Is an'
ancient message, for in Isu. xxviil. 12,
we read. "This Is the rest wherewith
ye may cause the weary to rest, and
this-tft-lhe refreshing." Rqt there the
I prophet had, to add. "Yet they would
* not hear." Again, in Isn. xxx. Ifi. we
read. "In returning nnd rest shall ye
be saved: in quietness and lu confidence
shall be your strength." But
again It is added. "And ye would-mot."
Compare with these Matt. xxtlL 37;
% John v. 40. and see how all the dlfflcul>
ty Is always on our side, while God i?
ever saying: "Come! Return! Whosoever
will! Him that coraeth!" Tbere^'
r seems to be two "rests" here, one that
He gives when we come to Him and
the other that we find when we take
His yoke upon us. but only the meek
and lowly can obtain either. The first
is suggestive of salvation nnd the second
of service. If we would be saved
we must be poor enough in spirit tc
plead guilty uud accept jestldasllsu freely
by grace. If we would find
rest In service It mast be by the consciousness
of being yoked with One
who knows beat, to .whom we always
say a glad "Even so, Father.**
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COBIfflanS
ARE BTPE PRC
HpHEY will not bun^ Will n<\ split or curl like
A Will not craek a* roll off likcttlate. Will not ri
like plain tin. NepRier will they guttle during hig
Thei' never need A pairs and last along as the bull
of an, they m&k^the handsomest rwV and are not e
M. F. HOUCK, Louisburg, N.
Specialties in
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. , ' DrinkVhe ^est?
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There are no better brand
Blue Ribbon/ Manhattf
Carajar, Society and 1
Try one caia and be\conv
B. G. HIC
PHONE NO 100
A BIG LOT OF
New furniti
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Sewing Melch
JUST RECEIVE I
And w# can make the price* rijdft. \Come to fee u
we liar* a/d be konvinfced that
We Are*Selbng the Very
niture for/the Money T
\Qan/Buy^jn the ^
I also carry a nio^rajid aomplatc line ?f Andertaken
??l{lac[ to aery thosArfko may- be jn dead of my
rat a o^ll wheih-in town or in need of a
J " . in^mjr lin?
W. E. White Furnittre^
Sickness is I
Unnecessary I
to demonstrate the / k /
value of the telephone /1ft 1
in the farm home. v In A 111 I If "
any emergency the telephone
performs a func- \
tion which no other agettajr" /
can equal. The doctor can fcfc /
called quicker than the RorseWn
be hitched up. Neighboraf can tx
instantly. It is invaluable fonrwie com
protection of the housewife. / \
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