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Plsasant Evsning Rsue
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CRUDE THOUGHTS FROS
Childish laughter is the echo of
heavenly mu$ic.
Stirring up bitterness in a nsighbors
heart is never-profitable 01
pleasant. ?
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The person that has wiped won
eyes, moistened parched tongue, put
a Dew star in the sky of a dark life,
added beauty and bloon, the song
* of birds and the blossom of flowejs
to the lot of another is?whether he
be rioh or poor, kuown ot unknowe,
bond oj free?one of God's nobility.
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It doeant par to gossip about one's
neighbors, let us have only kind
^thoughts and good words .for every
one, and be sure to lend a helping
hand whenever occasion calls for it.
In trying te lighten another's burden,
we forget our own; and the kind
thoughts we send out come baok to
us like echoes.
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Young man, renieaaber this: ?11
the friends who can gather about you
San never make your life a success;
neither can your enemies make it a
\failure. It rests *ith you to determine
whether you shall succeed 01
fail. Just put this thought on your
memoranda, and study it carefully.
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1 am afraid that old people found
life ratheKa dell business in the time
of King Davi^ and hie rich old subjict
and trien<vBarsilai, who, poor
man, could not bafe told a teal from
a canvas-back, nor enjoyed a symphony
concert, if they had had those
luxaties in his day. Thsre were no
pleasant firesides for there were no
chimneys. There were no dail*.
newspapers for the old man to read
and he could not read if there were,
with hie dim eyes, nor hear them
read, very probably, with hie dulled
eats. Thera was ne tobacco a eooth- 1
ing drug, which in ite various forms
is a great solace to many old esen '
aid to some eld women?Carlyle '
tnd his Bother seed to smoke their '
pipes together, you remember. - 1
Old age is mfintely more cheerfal,
for intelligent -.people at least '
than it was two or three thousand 1
yeata ago. It is our doty, fco far a* '
we cap, to keep lt.eo. There will
always be enough about it that is
solemn, apd more than enough, alas 1
that is saddening. Bat. how much ,
there is in oar times te lighten ijs i
hardens. If they that look outst^ j
the windows be darkened the optieian
is happy to supply them with eyeglasses
for ase before the public,
and spectacles for their bears of privacy
. If the grinders cease because
they are few they can be made many
? agsiu by?a?third?dentition, which '
brings no toothacbe in its train. By
temperance and good habits of life,
proper slothing, weil-wareied, welldrained
and w?ll-ventUated dwelling
and sufficient, not too mnch exercise,
the old man of oar time may keep
bis muscular strength in very good
oenditiea.
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Bow many shiftless idlers there
are sighing "If I had but a thousand
a year what wonders would I do."
There are other tbinga which they
need far worse than a thousand a
year; it is ambition, atir around, ap>Jt4,
' plication, push and wise economy.
Without these capital would unl\!
make them spend-thrif^s. With or
' ? Without capital, all who deeerve it
cap and do win wealth and character.
They are witbin the reach of
all. A put majority of our meat
toeeeasful men started in life and
buaineaa with only the prospect of a
"thousand a year." A young uen
who cannot by hid own indomitable
rr~?~ will mould and dire? the elements
about him eo as to wtn tnooees is udThere
ie no use standing idly, crying
about what you woald do it you bad
capital. Providence endowed yon
B With oapiUl it yon will only qoe it.
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riBS.?R Column Dediihers
as They Join
at Evening Tide
I THE EDITORIAL PEN
Brains and inuscls working together
inlisrnieny si wars wiu. It is what
* man was endowed with them for.
II such uluable cspilat iw loft-to rest
and r.<t the poMossotu^ill livoin poverty
iuulobocunty as hs Ought to.
CVaao whining and go to wnrk.
Keep awnv from saloons and gambling
houses. Throw aside that cigar
and 'remove that horiible quid from
your mouth. Abanddtv all useless
expenses and no niattfr how small
yeur in come, save a certain per cent
of it each_year.-aud soon you will
have crued, capital and wealth. The
road it plain, eaay and -oertaia.
Providence haa given you capital ?
don't bury it?go forth and "a thouaand
a jear" shall bo thine.
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This is ths best land in the wsrld
and a man ie utterly iaoxcusable for
being ill-tampersd bers. Look at
Growl, Spitfire and Brotksrs,?waspish,
croes-graioed, naggy fellows,
whom children avoid, customers flee
from and everybody dislikes. They
frown and snap and snarl through
the world until the last drop of milk
of human kifidness is frozen at the
bottom of tbeir hard hearte and the
last spark of human interest is
quenched in the ashes of thfireeifidiness.
But here are Merrymsn and
VV'srmiyeasii w>->no Vxvwj
?. u. .u j,. npj-, jrwui mno ?HBH IHBV
come fiom the country, carrying all
they ha>l in one small rell, with
mothera's gingerbread in their lunebeon
and -mothers blepsiug is
their ears "Be good boys and
mild the boss." They were soon
favorites in the s'ore, accommodating
and cheerful everywhere, aad
when they set up for themselves,
everybody flocked to the plaae where
even the shelves and counters seem-,
ed running over with good cheer.
A melancholy musician may cam
ptiee a dead march that shall make
the organ weep and wail, but he can
never touch the chorda that set the
sells of joy a-i ingio?. A n elaniholy
poet may write of wan spirits
ind gloomy demons, but he can
lever picture the oeauties of (leaven.
A melancholy artist may skstcb
death and deep horrors, bat he can
never paint the rising sun leaping on
ts sapphire bat.
Coughs that are tighjt or distressing
tickling ceugte; get quick and certain
help from Dr.^BhoopV Cough Remedy.
On this acroonM)raekista everywhere
are favoring Dr.VjhAip's Cough Remedy.
The tender leaves of a harmless
lung healing moumauioos shrub give to
Dr. Shoop's CoegleKemedy its eurative
properties. Tboaf raves have the
power to calm /the most distressing
cough, and to si/the, anmieal the most
sensitive breacJbtl . memfihanee: Teat
It onae yourself and seel Sold by V.
Reid I.lessenLouisburgp^NC. Joyner
Franklin ton. \
Deafness Cannot be Cure I
by local applications as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear There en
only one way to car* deafness, and that ie
by constitutional remedies. Deafness is
C' need by an inflamed condition of the mi cone
lining of\be En tawiian rube. When
this inlis is inflated yog bave a rumbling
atinnri r?r imnerfnA hn. ?J ?' *
e^tircl rlowtl, la the revolt' and
aUna the iDflamattoBCao be taken oat and
thia tube reatored to ma normal condition
hrariaa arlll be dfatrAd lormr, nine raart
out ol ten are eanae*#jT\atnrrab, which la
notblog hat eo lata#?d ^nditioa of tba
mncoua aorfataa. I V i
We will wire One mandrel Bolters for anj
aee of Itaafneaa feaAeed hr ^arrh) tbat
citnoot be cared be Hall'a Catarrh Core.
Send for eirrnlwra, Free. \
, P. J CflllET A CO.. iVdo OSold
by DrogaiaW. 75c. \
TRUSTEE'S SALE
By alrtaa of w dead qf truat executed
by Edwin C. Perry aDdVwife, Bate Perry
on the 19th day of llarcEr 1907, and
recorded in Register of PegBe office in
Franklin county in b<>oi 1*9, page 109,
default having been time in tne payment
of the note thereiUecured and at
the request of the hcfller thereof, 1
shall sell for cash by jnbiie auction to
the hlgheet bidder ajrsbc Court House
door In Louisbutfc, Prfnklin county On
Holiday ,he 2pd lAjfof Hay 1910. at
12 o'clock m, thefRdbwinir described
property. Raginiingfet an oak jnst on
the edge ot Noble# St feet the comer of
Methodist chnrcl#lotJthence along said
treet in an euaWrly Idjrection 182 feet
te a poat on ssiwstr*t, thence at right
angle to aaid fireetf 104 feet to a poet
Vie. Feme He Hie gience in a westerly
direction paAlel tl first Une 182 feet
t a corner in A he hie of the Method ist
church lot tfence -fti a d'rect line 104
feet to thai begiafag.'
This HanHJOstUl '7 .
/ R. S. fficCoiN, Trustee.
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ANIMOUNCtMtNT.
To the Voters of FrinjiRn Count
I hereby hiJoibm' myself as
candidal. fpr thed^emosratic nom
nation for'TresJttifiL Frankly
county, subjects (be action of th
Democrstio Oriinarim.
J.A)VA>^rHOM AS
A CARD /.
. To Dsmocr^tic Tonwe
I hereby annoutvfce tyyself a oan
didate for Register Vy Deeds fo
Franklin County, euubct to the at
tion of the DemocrdoV Conventior
I will appreciate *mj b\lp from 111
frienda W.H.WACON.
A CARD
To -Tub Pkmomatic Yctum a
Franklin Couktw; /
:?I hereby announce myself can
didate for the offieeNo# Register o
Deeds of Franklin subjee
to the Demoaratiey Primary ?n<
Contention. Vs/v truly
/.H. B?^NE.
_ AMNOUNCEMENT^
To the Democratic Voters /bt Franklii
Coffltyt^ /
1 hereby an'noujncsniyatlf acandidati
for the Bouse of RefirgpmlativfS Aon
Franklin eounty subjartto the actio]
of the Democratic l^ripjarieft and Con
vent Ion. 1 am not m candidate urgee
by my friends to ns hurt am running
because 1 want the^pffice and if the par
ty will honor me with the \ominatioi
1 will serve theni/nd the State to thi
best of inv ability. Respectfully,
*r . J. A. TUR>E!R.
A CARD
To The Dimochatic Votuhs oi
KB A N K 1.1 N COCHTY: .
I ksrswith announce /rtyself i
candidate for th\office of Registel
of Deeds of Franklin C/uaty, sub
jsct to the action oralng Derm >srati<
primaries and convention. If nnm
inated and elected J\promise th<
people of the cour^' ytithfui anc
accurate service./Tha\ king yot
in advance for apythinnyou mat
do in my behalf/ am V
Respectfully, ^
R. P. TAYLOR
A CARD
To The Democratic Voters ol
Franklin County:
With the kindest of feelings toward
every man in Franklin eountr and wit!
no criticism to make.of any ?ne, I wish
to announce mysWf a cwdtdate foi
Clerk of Superior \Court Jof Franklin
County subject to ?he action of the
Democratic PrimarA ana convention.
I __ will state that I aia irf no Sombine
with any other condidmemr candidates
because when 1 ask yoWo support me
I have gone as far as propriety will allow
and I know you arefae capable of
selecting the other nsiaiaees of the
party as I am I V
Should ' ou ue flt to/nominate me 1
shall endeavor to execute tlW duties ol
the office to the best If my ability and
shall see that everybody in treated
alike. Yonra Respectfully,
S/M. P. BODDIE
ANNOXJNCfiliENT
To my Democratic Friends:
I am taking this method of informing
my frirVids throughout the
county, that I aW a candidate for
renomination attthe hands of mv
party for my present office of
Clerk of the Superior /court. My
duties as Clerk, (compel my constant
attendance 1st/my office in
Louiaburg.for thel pr o per discharge
of the business tat the people is
| more important Jphan any man's
candidacy, and tsay have a right to
expect to find nke fc my office when
they come to tmwulto. transact bus.
incss with thei/lerli T am, therefore,
deprived! of (he pleasure ol
visiting the wople it their homes,
as I should tp much tike to do, to
solicit theirlupport m my behalf,
and am congpelled to Aelv upon my
friends to liok after nfc interests al
the Democratic pTlmarteB- By my
friends, I mean the whole body of
Democrats voters, for \they have
shown thsftMriendsliip si the past,
and I believe will coutsiue it in
Mie futurl, for I am uucouscious of
having dpne aught to forfeit the
confidents of any former uriend. X
have endeavored to show tray apprepiati?i
of the favors shown me,by
strict atpnlion to the duties of my
office, aid bv courtesy and iccomo
dation jo all, having ba intks with
it, and if re-elected, I shall Continue
to divote mv best efforts Vo the
serviee Jof the people.
With deep gratitude foe past
favors, with the kii dest of failings
towards all, and with a determination
to always faithfully diselurge
every trust confided to me, I submit
my claims to t)ie people ol
Franklin coupty. \
Respectful I v,
j. j. Barrow.
..ANNOUNCEMENT..
I wish to anno^lpee /to the public
genorally and ?fW>ciially to tioaia
burg that I havl Cireu good barbara
and an rJU; to eerrr mj
coatomera u.d Manda quick and
up-to-date. We liaep aharp razora
clean towela and flevery way glv<
the most polite I ad astiafaetory
aery;oe poeaible. (no will find mj
ehop on court atrletA
loan tf rnV,
OSCAR r. STEGAJ.Ti
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fHORSES A
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50 young, sound and
" from 800 to l:
. 40 young, sound an<
| At My Stable
! And For Sale on Goj>
T or^For Cash t
A Come to Me (hem before they are pickati, a
don't want to bay, as I will guarantee Lou
A one pea. Come and take a look.
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[THOSE
Are on Sale Ai
I in this lot thare ue lomWmg ov-r
I $ tea to eighteen dollars thtt we are j
J > spring weight and real goodY'oloru.
. fore they are picked over.
We have about V
i a thcfee $1^50 pants
> I Oxfords received art
stvie and size n</v
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1 We hare a full Ime of evet&thing in
anything that we carry. Come in as
i jfif ' . see what we have and waat cheap pi
fty 4 may need. Thanking wbu for past fi
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1 broke Horses, all now<J
s at toiiisburg. t .
d Long and Easy Terms
t the Right Price. ?
nd buy your ihoice. ^Como to Me them if you A,
have never seen 50 astne and young mules in
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two hundred real good suits worth from . ."><
toing to close out regardless of cost. All ..
Come quick and ggtvour choice (or $6 be:? -'
avo/hundred pairs of
^f't. New lot ladies
?Kwe oau give you any -rour
lin? anctarill make the price right on
ace us. Always glad for our customers to
ices we have toluake you on anything you ? \
ivors, we are ? Xj
ra very truly, 'V\. IMCs
K. ALLEN'S J
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LOO pounds each < T