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FHinAT. April 22 1910.
W? can't help bnt believe that
Si?n.t?r? Aldriah anil Hale thought
H best to get out before they would
have to.
The best thing that will happea
ie a Dumber of reara fir the governmeut
is the possible resignation of
Seaators Aldrich and Hale.
Tim news of Aldrich and Hale's
possible* resignations as United
States Senators was welcomely received
by many uf the oitizens of the
United Slaws. $|The only impreveinent
open the action as seen br
the laboring people, ie that Aldrieb's
=? resignation did a at uks affect bajlow
<bs present tariff bill was
formed.
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And now a Kepabliean plurality
f 6,000 is converted into t Demo
ratio majority of aboat 4,000. at fio haeter,
N.' Y. Gesrge W. Aldxidge,
the loeal Republican Boss and
a legislative boodler, doubtless contributed
something to thiajresult by
running as the republican candidate
bat the ebief influences must have
been natienal. Else, why has every
by-election for seme, time shown the
same powerful Democratic tendency?
?Charlotte Observer.
ALDRIDGE IS REJECTED
By a majority of 6,000 votes
Jaaass S.. Havens, Democrat, lawyer
f marked ability and man of unimpeachable
character, was elected to
Oengress from Moiirse county, N.
Y.. yesterday, over George W. Aldrilge,
Republics*, bcea of tbe Monroe
county machine, who is mere or
leas involved in the fire inauranoir
* f scandal at Albany. )'
i , That majority of 5,000 should
pell the growing demand for pnbli<
oflicials of high character wb*
will serve the' poople faithfully.
The victory of Havens, a Democrat,
may have read into it the ?gn that
this is the day of the Democrats.
More rightly can it be taken aa tbe
protest of the people against unworthy
candidates who are thrust
apon them.
A striking contrast is furnished
between this Democratic maisritv
and the great Repebltcan victories of
the lale James B. Parkins, of Roabeatar.
Parkins was reelected to
the Kixty-first Congress by a vote.of
S3,025 rates to the 22,858 east for
die Demoeratie candidate, having a
majority of more than 7,000 of all
votes east for the different candidates.
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The 6,000 majority for Havens
was made np at Republican at well
?as Dcmsosalie votes.?Aldrtdtte sa
letted himself as a candidate, and
the principal part of his campaign
consisted in demands for the parI
/ nrnt of pelitiual debt*. It is probable
that such Republicans and auch
i Democrats as owed debts to A.ld...
- -> - . ridge paid him back with their rotes.
Tbe majority of voters, hewever,
proved their independence by voting
for Uavetia.
The voters are the only besses
... whose power is certain..?Waahingten
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Cedar Rock Items
it t- nave nad plenty ( rain on
the Rock. Our farmers are resting
up now?going to town.
J. B. Fulgbura and J. O. Sledge
i are at home again, atter (pending
aeveral week* organising tbe Farm'
en TTntoh ia this Suite. "
J. J. Lancaster and wife of Looisburg,
speitt Saturday night and Sonday
with Mra. J. W. Sledge.
Owing ti the weather we had no
i* Saturday and Son^iiy with
Wa are gtad^to^tiuar that Mr*.
'1 (.
1 ." Sunday
and Monday cm tbe Rock.
Mima Lana Stalling!, of Cast alia,
High School, apant - Saturday and
Sunday at homa. <;
Quite an enjoyable aramng waa
apant Monday, April, 18th, at the
home of Mr. Ben Sturdivant in honar
of Mr. Tom May Thoaa preterit
were^ Misaea Zephyr and Mattie
Evane, Nanie Parriah, Maaiie Cooka,
- Ira fcjullpepper, Nalhe Sledge and
Myrtle Stallinga. Meaara R. T.
H , and Jaaae May, W- R- and E.
8. Fulghum, F. J. Parriah, J. O.
Sledge, Walter Collina, Charlie
Cooke, Harry Swaneon and W. A.
Stallinga Among the alo married
peopla wka did not enter the parlar
ware J. J. May and wife, E. W.
Gupten and wife, J. O. May and
wife, J. B. Falgbuia. Tbe gueate
were entertained by the muaie and
aingiag af the phenograph and a'
portion af the Cedar Rook atring
band. A hoot ten-thirty they departed
expreaaing. their enjoyment,
and wishing . that Mr. May, would
come oftener.
With maay_ good wiihee th tbe
Editor and the good old FnxNKlis
Times.
"VioxEra."
The old fashioned way of dosing a
weak stomach, or stimulating the
Heartipr Kidneys is all wrong. Dr.
i Shoop lint potnted out this error.
(Thin is \wrhy hisl prescription?l)r.
Shoop s ReqtorativeVo directed entirely
to the caiW> of tJese ailments?the
weak inside oK coatrclling nerrcs. It
isn't so sifficuKkJ&ys Dr Shoop, to
strengthen a weukStomach. Heart, or
Kidneys, if oneArww at it correctly.
Each inside ormn haKits contro ling or
inside nerre/When these nerves fail,
then those Wbgans musN surely falter.
These vitjn truths are leading druggists
everywhere to dispense and recommend
I>r. Shoop s Restorative. Test
j it a few days, and see! Improvement
j will promptly and surely follow. Sold
I by F. Reid Pleasants. Louisburg, T. C.
j Joyner. Franklinton.
j ANNOUNCEMENT
I hereby annotuice m*4elf a candi|
date for the nt nrVnatioo of Constable
j for Louisburr towntoipT subject to the
1 action of the Democratic primaries
. and convention. ^ ^ W. F. Davih.
SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES
Nstice is hereby given that on Monday
the 2nd day of Day 1910 at 12 o'clock m.,
ai the coort house door of Franklin county
in the town cf Loaisburg. 1 will sell at public
auction for cash to the highest bidder,
Innds named below to. satisfy the taxes remaining
unpaid thereon, as provided in
chapter?58. haws 1901 and Laws of 1909.
The owners of the-lands or the persons "in 1
whose names they are listed, the townships
in which tbey are located, the lands to be
I sold, the taxee and costs remaining nnpaiu
thereon are as follows:
CYPKES8 CREEK TOWNSHIP
i Mra Sarah Todd, 40a, gay 2 70
i J A Stalling*. 75a. home 4 03
1 DUNNS TOWNSHIP.
1J J Perry. 37a, Moccasin Cre*k 3 56
W G Pettiford, 75a, Contentna Creek 4 46
HARRIS TOWNSHIP
Haywood Ellis. 2a Bi?* Rp*w^k * << >
| H'f Freeman, 186a, Crookec Creak 9 81
YODN08V1LLE TOWNSHIP
! (ioldir Foliar. 1 lot 8 Younflsville 3 93
! John Patterson. 1 lot Main street ? 6 28
J N Rav, 1 lo* Nassae Street - 3 25
' J B Young, 1 lot College Street 5 35
FRANK LINTON TOWNSHIP
MS Cook. Hot 1199
I Jackson Fuller. 1 lot . 13 88
I N Y Golley, 500 acres ?
" " L lot residence, 1908
and '09 168.24
N Y Gaily, balance 404.00
! Lee Hawkins, 2 Iota 4 lo
Mit-ir Joyoer. 1 lot 8 40
, H S'Lowerv 1 dwelling, 1 store 88 10
I T J Leviater, 4a 3 40
Leo Mitchell. 1 lot 2 80
William Smith, 1114a H 48
Jo*ft Williamson, Est., 1 lot 7 00
Josb Williamson, 1 lot 7 00
HA>EHV LLE TOWNSHIP
1 L A Fuller. 50a. Lynches Creek 8 69
SANDY CREEK TOWNSHIP
Hr. p 1 ?
i G W Gnpton, 84a, Sandy Creek 4 08
CEDAR BOCK TOWN8HIP
H R Griffin and others 33 2-3a. Rd Bd 2 82
LOU1HBURG TOWNSHIP.
W L Beaeley 2 lots Baker lota 2 97
John Bullock la Brick yard 7 94
Chas. Brodie, 4a Tarboro road 4 49
John Clack, 2a. W H A1 tens land 2 45
Ed Day 1 lot Halifax road 10 84
John Dickens la Slab town 9 14
Alger Davis 1 lot Halifax road 8 61
Washington Davis 1 Jot Ken mo re are 9 14
June Davis 1 lot Mineral Spgs 9 84
Geo. Egerton 1 lot Umberlake 9 14
Cfaainey Egerton 1 lot 8 40
Thomas Foot 12a Warrenton road 8 04
Joe Foot la Warrenton road 5 68
Cbavi a Foster 4a Warrenton road 8 18
Alhertia Qraap 1 9 Tarhnrn road 8 20
I Betsy Green 4a rr 5 55
John Green 1 lot Slab town, 1 lot home
1 lqt Mineral springe * , lu 94
Austin Green 1 lot, Mineral springs 6 68
John E Hughes 1 lotCftnrch and Nash 22 95
Geo. Hart 1 lot River road 8 81
John H a tie wood 1 lot near rr *1/88
Heno Hactewodi l lot Newport road y
1 lot MiMTSMMiga 1\ 37 1
Caswell Hayes 6 18 A D Lewis / 8 88
Rant Harris 1 lot Tarboro road, lAot
Main .trot \ JT. a*^?
Bwtay Jooa* 1 lot aaa\rr / 2 ?r,
Andrew Johnaon 2 acrk Warrop road 4 10
8im Kaarnay 1 lotBjwAon / V 58
> Haywood Lewla.2a ? LYImSia 7 dd
Iwb Sl.rrHfl lot B.IW I 74
KqjtcaJtfarrltA1 lot BafcJ ^174
A?bwrt M Itrbail M * PjXtSu 11 A7
I'npbray McD?HI 1 Jbt 8la\ town 7 78
JoaNtnl 1 wK L Ha/rlm \ tea
A T IImi 1 lot lUfatrMt. ra\ lot
Mnio airaet, Toodf 1 lot, abop Spin
tr-nt / \ 41 08
lira. Too Owao*l lot railroad \ 182
Mr, E C I'rrrjfl lot Noble atnwt \ 38 M
lUrnard Parry I lot I'ox 8waa.p \ lu oa
BSlEglT" 1U
Ctdim. Rnflli. 1 X ??-w -
> Hum Roan 1 lot Hlab town 0?S
F-Mt WmOT**' t1, ii?1 C^*r ,H-*Q
E?HjW?fd,l? T.rboro roojl 247
s2^w Wm?22^. '?1SP" ,tr*" 1? 9*
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Oollfo Wiiluuia 1 lot Ctdsr road I m 1
p.?.YT^ra'hL87, ? 3
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oa 8hoes %y selling only i
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Merks Shoes i
As we are g\ing out of busi- d
ncss we have cVt the prices oh / I
all Men's ShoesVhothin heavy / |
and light, high amd low cuty' I
and we have all sVles and t/a ,
snit you. \ "
Zieafgr Shoes
We will receive this week an- !
other lot 01 Ziegler Strap San- |
dals.that are beauties. Also a ,
full line of Godman's in Ladies
and Childrens. They are the
best shoes sold fer the money. 1
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Dress Goods
We are effering many bargains I
in dress good, suitings in all {
the new weaves, white goods I
waistiage, laces in match sets
and many novelties that will
please yon. . ' '
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Millinery
We have ordered Millinery I
fouT times since our return I
from the North. Another lot ,
this week. Miss Clara has
had great success in pleaafcig
all our customers. We - ean
suit you.
Bargain Counter j
We have many bargains on 1
this counter in remnants, job t'
lota and adds and ends. ,
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: Tor Sale
A good second-hand four seated
Hurry in gaod repair, cheap
for eaah or a good note. Call i
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