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J^R ARTHUR HYNES FLEMING,
buriiMMi Deutlst, )
Office in Ford Bi Idinir, Main and Naih Atreet.
'^Hourl 'to4:S0. Phone So. <0. j
JJR. P. A. >E "E?-L, J
;i JYSICIAN f
Louieburtf. N. C. Phona No. ir>6
JjIRANKLINTO HOTEL j
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. Quod Li ere To connection *
JJH. C H. BAN1 8 j
DENT, L SURGEON
- L.mibyf, ' N. rr~
Office in Hioka Building, Main Street.
p COOKE j
ATTOR EY-AV-LAWJ
Loiii >org, I. C.*,
Over Cooper & PI aianta Store. Prompt
Attention given all agal f)uaioe?a eutrusted
to me |v
pR. J. E. MALONE;
PHYSICIAN and 8URQE0N~~
- Lomcbifr. N. C.
. j \ ai i_ . _# rt ft A I?& T\ a?
vi* * iu renr ui u?BMT'annju l/rug oiun*.
JJB. 8. P. BtJRTv
PHYSICIAN aid SURGEON
LouHbar*, N^C.
Office over P. BJA K. K. Allen's Store
DK B- F- YiBB4D0H ~
PHYSI'IAN and BURGEON
Ltnlilnm.n. U.
Office ia Yarborough A Bickett building.
Night calls anafeered f;om T. W. Biokett's
residence, phone 74.
g B. t HASTEN BURG
ATTORNEY AT,LA If
Louisburg, N. C.
Will practice in all tbeeoortsol the State
Offlqp in Egerton Building
HAYWOOD RCFFW
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Lonisbnrg, N. C ' '
Will practice In all courts of . Franklin and
adi-Hnunr s' co iufien also in'the Supreme
Oonrt and in r.Ue United States Di trict and
Circuit Chart. Office oyer First National
. Bank. |
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1 ATTORNEY AT LAW
j Louisburg, N. C. I
Office on Main street in Coope^ building.
gPRU*LL A HOLDEN
' ATTORNEYS AT LA V
' Louisburg, N. C. j
Will attend the courte of Franklin, Vance,
OraneiHe, Warre.. and vVake onntiee. also
the Supreme Couit of North Carolina.
Prompt attention given to collections Office
in Spruill building.
T. Wf. Bickett. R. B. Vfiiltt,
Louisburg, N.*C. FrankHnton, N. 0.
JglCEETT WHITE
J^AWYEHB j
| Louiebucg. N O. .
The settlement ot estates for exesators,'Administrators
aod Guardians \?W?_ specealtj.iand
^ebonds required by, law can be
secured in as office.
Offife in ^Yarborough A .Bickett building
Main, street
'HpM. PERSON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
\ Louisburg. N. C.
Practice in all courts. Office on Main Street
yy H. YARBOROUQH, Jr. (
T-r^rrUKNET AT Ly r
H/Ouieburg, N. 0(
All legal business intruefced hb mi 1'receive
prootDt attention. Office! la .Egerton
BUlldlng. JV T
F. HOUCK \j
CONTRACTOR d(d|BUILDER
Lome bur/,^f. C.
Trading ageQt for all liudrof building sopplies.
artistic Mantis# aod Tllse. Arcbitectorsi
designs submitted. \
_ DR /FOF?p
/aamsT. V
Frjtoklinton. N. C.,
Sale otTown Lot.
^K>y virtue of Ybe power contained
^ b certain agreement executed bv
oeorge HartandWifejto J. W. King,
and recorded in thy ofjce of the Register
of Deeds for Franklin county
book 156, page 47f.\I frill, on Monday,
the 40th. day of^Une,; 1910, at the
hoar of twelve o*21okk, noon, sell at
public auction at the^opurt house door
in Loulshuog, N. Gf\V> the highest
bid Jer for cash, a certain lot or parcel
of land situated in tie Cdunty of Franklin,
State of Norfi Carolina, and in
the towp of Louisfutv, oh the River
road, bounded as followk towit:-On
the north by" he Idt of dim Ford, on
the East by the Colored Odmetary lot on
the South by the "River rpaAand on
h assise MSra
W. H. Yarborough, Jr.,Att'y. -
The Secret
Do you ever wonder hov
why other women older than yi
The^gecret can be put i
your health, and you will pre!
By "health" We mean nc
nerve healthy _as^sometiraes,
women are nervous wrecla.
But whether you are ?v<
you need a tonic, and the Bes
It builds strength for the*
It helps put flesh on your bone
isrcs
^ The
"My mother," writ^fe Mi
ville, Tenn., "is 44 years oli
change of life. /
She was irreguly and
My father stepped oyer to tli
of Cardui, which she/ took act
she is up, able to dp her ho
like a new.woman.'/ Try Ca
Writ* to: Ladlea1 Adaiatrr Dept.. Chai
lor Spotlal Instructions, and ii-pate book. ~
WILL
Has just receive
.:.Sam
this week at the 1
member everj
at Wholfti
TATE MACHINER
Dealersln
LITTLE^
V'heot Separators, Cotton Gins, Saws.
&c. Eclipse Engines and Saw Mills ca
stcck. Write for catalogue, prices and
DON'T
sbj j
And look over my\ful
of Clothing, Sho^
ings, and a
? BIG BAI
I _ am Off
It will be your own fault if you do i
ity to sat
C.A. I riM
1 I have a r.ice line of extra pant* forj
. I am gelling cheap
AARON DEITZ, I
grog;
We have a nice fresh steck of C
have you examine before making yi
money on anything in our line.
Let Us Show You t
i
. ,We also carry
General Merchant
e '9
When in town give us a oall. wm <
GEO. H.
o^Youtl^^^l
r you can remain young, or I
ou, look younger than you do? I
n a few words: "Preserve H
serve your youjh." ~ H.
>T alone physical health, but I
magnificently Strong-looking M _
:ak physically or nervously, I
it toniyfor you is CarduL I
jhysioil and nervous systems. I
t ana vitality into your nerves.
mm
ian'V Tonic
s. Z. V. Adcock, of Smith- I
I and i> passing through the I
bloated Vnd suffered terribly. I
le store knd got her a bottle I
:ording toXdirections and now I
usework And says she feels H
rdui in your own case.
ttaaooga Medicine Co.. Chattanooga. Ttan., I
Hone Treatment for Women." tent free.
COQKE
d a/new line of
tergain Store. Rck
fthmg is sold
V rtippt v rn
W V A A ? -# A VV*
Machinery
T \/ | We have the following aecU
\ ond hand machinery for sale:
n |\1 40 h p E'.tinger engine $200
I S. 40 h p Erie City Boiler 200
I nSo h p Stationary Boiler
d I Elmost new 380
I 1 3{Eh p Geiser Portable
/ | bo|Vr,-gnod 250
BS/ 1 15 hpcEclipse Engine and
Mm and nWier 300
Otb\ 1 12 hp Talbot Engine and
boiler \ - 150
gPO 1 Eclipse Srfv Mill No. 0 150
u 1 Eclipse Sav^ilill No. 0 100
n a 1 Talbot Saw Hill 45
' 1 Chisel Tooth^Saw, 44
"Hoe" 45
B< lting i Solid Disston Saw, 39 15
mi d in
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COM E
II apd up-to-date line
and Mens Furnishlea
see the
WGAINS ernn^t
You
low take advantage of this opportunre
/money \
PANT^v
man and boyi. fnrymmur waar that _
,f Come io.KS mef : "
Louisburg, N. C.
SERIES
SrraeriM that we would be ftlad to
jurXpiJrchasea. We can save vou
ina\Talk With You
nice I we of .
iise \aud Fruits
trill do ouA utmost to mike your <
easant \
COPPER ;
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THE SUM SCHOOL j
Lesson XII.?Second Quarter,}
For June 19, 1910.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
Text of tho Lesson, Matt, xiii, 1-9, 1823 ?Memory
Verse, 23?Golden Text,
Jss. i, 21?Commentary Prepared by
Rev. D. M. Stearns.
of events to taue up this nud the next
two lessons on tho "Mysteries "of the
Kingdom/' but perhups it does not
matter much how we step if only waft
tep Into the light und keep step with
our blessed Lord in Ills thoughts and
purposes. Although verses 10 to IT '
ft re pot Included In our lesson we ~
must look at them, us there we flf.d
the reasou why lie taught In parable*.
The rulers having determined to kill
Him (xii, 14? our lesson chapter opens
with the statement that the same da;
He went out of the house, and sat by
the seaside. A simple statement of n
fact, but very suggestive of anotber
fact?that He was about to go out
from the house of Israel and beglu in
gather torn the seu of nations anothci ,
people duriug this age~wbo will reigtf'
with Him In the next or klncjKmi
age (Matt xxiil, 37-39; Acts xVj/M-18).
\yhen the disciples asked Him why
He taught in parables, Hl^reply was.
"Because It is given uu^you to know
the mysteries of the kingdom of heaven,
buf to them itJa not given." And
then he quoted from IsU. vl the prophecy
concerning this blindness. Tsy
kingdom yrCt-d, or of heaven, vno
mysfo#y, for it was plainly revenlc.;.
in all/fue Old Testament.- The zuCr"
lngs'and glory of the Messiah were nK
^tnly revealed, but that there should
be-a long period between the sufTcr
iugs* and the glory, that the klngd.*
would be at hand aud then postpcr:
for a whole age, thisvwas not revealc
until by the Lord in these parables,
and later to and by Paul. A concordance
will enable any one to see t'-. l
the word "mystery" is used of C?cd
In Christ, Christ In His people, the
blindness of Israel, the resurrection of
the just, the development of Iniquity,
the end of this age. This whole age
between the rejection "of Christ aci
His coming again in gloty is the tin
of the mysteries of the kingdom whim
uur ujru sets iortu in mew seven parables
of this chapter. Mark and Luke
each give the first one?the parable of
the sower?the understanding of which
seems all important, for our Lord suid
wheu asked for its significance, "Know
ye not this parable? And how, then,
will ye know nil parables?" (Marti iv.)
Ifroni our next lesson we learn that
the field Is the world (verse 38), and
w'e must bear lu mind that it is a
world lying in the wicked one and that
he is the god of it. It is au evil age
and ever growing worse as far as the
fear of God is concerned (I Johif v,
10; II Cor. iv. 4; Gal. i. 4; Rom. xii,
1, 2; II Tim. Ill, 1-5). Alongside of unparalleled
progress on many ^lnes there
is unparalleled iniquity, unbelief, rejection
of the Bible as the word of
God and of the deity of Christ and of
His atonement for sin. We are nowhere
taught to expect any improve
ment in these matters during this age.
but we are faithfully to bow the seed
of the word of God everywhere and
expect Just what we are taught in this
parable. Some set their hearts on
certain results and say we must have
this or that, we must have flft^ or a
hundred conversions, we must have a
revival, the town must be taken for
God. etc. Happier are those who arc
in harmony with the Lord and who
rest on His assurance that His word
will accomp'lsh that which He pleases
(Isa. Iv, 11). It is incorruptible sec*!,
the word of life, and He has promised
to watch over it (I Fet. i, 23; Acts v.
20; Jer. 1, 12, R. V.). The hearts of men
are the soiJ._ andjsome are beaten so
hard by the going to-and fro of the
things of thLs life that the seed can
scarce find eutrauce. and the devil Is
always watching to catch It away lest
they should believe and be saved.
Other hearts are hard within, rocky
hearts, but with enough soft soil to receive
the seed. Such appear to enjoy
the word; they say it does tbcai good^'
they receive it gladly, but they ^tfre;
In others the soli is godd enough to |
grow thorns and the^eed does find n .
lodging, and it gj?ws, but the thorn*
grow so fost^t^at there is no fruit.
The cares.and pleasures of this life,
the deceit fulness of riches, the lusts
of other things, choke the word, and
no fruit is brought to perfection. In 1
the first two kiuds of soil tliere. Is ti'o
Indication i>f salvation. I am Inclined |
to believe t int this thlix^Jdnd of soil
Indicates n possibility of salvation, but
saved as by lire (I Cor. HI.M4. 15). The
fourth kind of soli Is' good by the
grace of God. There Is mi honest re- ?
ceptlon of the-truth. They hear It
atod understand It and keep it ami
bring forth, fruit with patience, even
to thirty, sixty or u hundred fold: All
through this age this la what we are
to expect and only this. It Is ourt- to
bow the sejd, the pure seed of r.be
word of God, everywhere nnd at a''
times, with confidence' In Him thai
He will accomplish His pleasure by 1.
ilways. Blessed. Is that servant wboi ^
bin DON WMB Hi cometh shall
?o doing. Who can estimate tbeXmc?f
being a laborer* with Cted? Who
would not say. "Here nm^Ksend me!" c
But we must be surp^fhat we preach
)nly the preacbiiyrwblcb He bids us.
that we carrj><rf?ly -His message.
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WHEN CortHght Metal Sw/glei *
ago) you had some excus^^or briui
If you are sceptical it flftn only pe
facts in the cas^ ^ I?
* They are used todayyrom the Atlar
of buildings, underA conditions.!
They^ are_ fireprooystormproof; nev>
building itself wimout needing repai
Foi^further detailed ird
Specialties;
When You Driii^: C
Drink the
There are no better
Blue Ribbon, Ma
Carajar, Society
Try one can and be
b. g. y
PHONE IN
A BIG LC
New Fui
AND
Sewing M
JUST RE*
And we can make the prices right. / Cc
we have and be co
We Are Selling/the
niture for the Mo
Can Buy in
I also oarry a nice and complete line ?l
glad to serve those Who may be in
me a oalljwhen in town or
/ in my 1
W. E. White Furni
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Special:
AT TH
Racket Xvw
line of White Goods, GinffhamB. Perm
ftpflf oi
Laces and Ei
We call especial atu
American Bea
Tha beat on tlie market. Called see them,
baby caps just receive^. It will be i
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MFfS. A. I\
spend your
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ocean vh
(Midwayjbetween Norfolk/add (
The moat popular Summer Hate
HEADQUARTER* RDft r4o
Jurf Bathing, Fishing, Boating,/Music, D
* Bowling Alleys and Other Amfasements.)
For Rataa and Further Is
MO. A. TUCKI
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Store
si.
ije, "Mtdras. Souiting and a pretty
nbroideries
uty\Corsets
Sample line of ladies hats
to your interest to see them.
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1 on the Virginia Coast
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