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Professional Card
pR. ARTHUR HYNES FLEMING,
V BuS*dn Dentllt,
Office in Ford Building, Main and Nuh street,
Louis bur*. N. Cf
Hours: 9 to 4:301 Phorc Ho. 40.
hb. p. a. newell,
! yHTBIClAW rf ?
Louisburg. N. (1 Phone! No. 156
It AN KLINt4n HOTEL I
FrmnkHutoo, N. C. I
R. A. Bp?d, PropriettJ
Good Liverv in connecflon
DK< c fl BAfK8 /
DENTAL 8UIlGm)N
Offlee in HiclL Building/Mi.in Street,
p H. COOKH /
/ . attorney-At-law |
Loliebnrg, N. C.!
Over Cooper A Pleasants Store. Prompt
Attention given al legal businots entrusted
to me,
|JR. J. E. MALDHE
PHYSICtAfand SURGEON
Loqmiiw, N. I!.
0(9 e in rear of Bawley*Alston Drug Store.
pR. S'. P. BJRT\ ^
PHYSICIAN Aid SURGEON
;L?]isbn^g, N/.C.
Office over Pi S. A li K. Allen's Store
IJK. R. F. /YABBORVUQH
PHTM''IAN and SURGEON
. tLouisbura:, nL C.
Office la Yalborough & Bkckett building:.
Night calls answered f:om T. W Pickett's
residence, j>hpne 74. ^
"g B. MACSEXBURG ?
attorney at la.y
ILouisburg, N. C.
Will pr^cticeui all tb*? courts ot the State
Offlca in Egerton Building
H\TjWOOD RUFFIN
ATffOftNEY AT LAW
U,ocishurg, N. C
Will praciiceWti all courts of Franklin and
adjoining cmintie* also in the Supreme
Court and iattli" United States Di trict and
Circuit Cour> Office o.yer First National
Bank.
fjl B. WILDER " I
ATTORNEY AT LAW j
Loniaburg, N. C. /
Office on Main street in Cooper building:.
^I^pruill a aoAden
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Lonisbuv, N. C../
Will attend the courtaof Fruyklin, Vance,
Granville, Warr*?. and\Wake efrjuutiee. also
the Supreme Coat t of North Carolina.
Prompt attention gi vert to collections Office
in Spmill building. - \\ / "
T. W. Bickett.c V7 R. B. White
Louis burg, N.'C. Franklinton, N. C.
glCKETT A.WHITE A
LAWYER8\
Louisburg.- N C.
The settlement ot sstuiee for sotesutors/Ad'
minittrators and Guardians is \made a specialty,
and *>e bonds /required br law can be
kjjccured in ne office/ \
H Office in TarborOjOgh A .Bickstt bnfldlng
flMain.'street - - ,\
r j-? -\ ' .
f m M. person \
ATTORNEY AT LAW \
Louisburg, N. C. \
"? l? nil ainnrlil Hlflna fill \f AJ11 St.PAol.
^ H. YA^gOROUOH, Jr. \
AjrTOJtNEY AT LAW \
1 Louiaburg, N. C. \
All bi?ine<?4 iufcruafcad to mi I'r-c*iv\
prompt attention. OfflwJ in .Egertoil
Building. 7 " 1
F. HOClK
?, t.'TQR aadiBUILDER *
.I Loumbura, N. J?.
Trading kgent lor all kinds of building ?uppli#M.
artistic Mantles and Til**. Architectural
doilgn* *nbmitted. ^
dr "Ford"
DENTIST.
I J Franklinton. N. G.,
??gg=- ggSale
ofTownf Lot.
By virtue of the power contained
in a certain agreement executed by
^fleorge Hart anck wife Ito J. W. King,
recorded in the oflceof the RegwBler
ofDeede nr Franklin county
book 168, page 47l\ I fcill, on Monday,
the 20th. aay of\j4ne, 1910, at the
hour of twelve o'ctpdk, noon, sell at
public auction at tharourt house door
m Louisbujg, N. Cl to the ' highest
bidder for cash, a certain lot or parcel
of land situated in tJelCounty of Franklin,
State of Nor* Carolina, and in
the town of LouiaixiijA on the River
road, bounded asl folows, towit:-On
the north by the lot of I. w. Ford, on
the Ekst by the Copred Oemetarv lot on
the South by the! Riveryoad and on
the Weat by the lot of Anry Portia,
dd Contemning ode half U acre, mo-e
or less. This ibJ 19th d?v of May,
1M0. jlw. Kuto, Trustee#
W. H. TarborougL Jr., Att'y.
rl?:^r j-jcryi-ajt V
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YouCanHavea
as cool and white as a da
no heat, no dust, INo old-fa
Is Jthe^latest^actical, ^^i<jntificco
Boils, bakes, or roasts better thai
.Extinguished in a second. Kitted v
* iff*/
Canttoaary teote: Be sureAf V
that ^ M^th? nuna-platl 1
Standard Ol
WILL <
Has just receive<
.:.Sam
this week at the I
member everi
at 'Wholes
1> a mTJ xr a /t^rrxrn ?'
IAIL ifLa^?tJ.njljk
Gftlcfs m
rSHsT--?iH
rTlBr
Wheat Separators, Cotton Gin/ Suws,
&c. Eclipse Engines and SavJ Mills cai
I stock. Write (or catalogue, prices and
DON'T
*
BUT J
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And look over my ful
of Clothing, Shoes
^ ings, and a
BIG BAI
I am Off<
\t will be your own fault if you do n
\ ' ity to sav
EXTRA/
I have a nice line of extra pants for i
I am selling oheap.
AARON DEITZ, I
GROC
' We have a nice fresh stcclnof G
have you examine before malting yc
money on anything in our line. \
Let Us Show YoiA
We also earrf
General 'Merchant
When in town give us a calif we i
/isit P'
GEO./H.
.
i Model Kitchen 1
iry. No smeU, no smoke, j L
shioned contrivances. The
taction. It
k-^tove .
ok-stpve. It will cook the most
the Ifitchen. *
n smy range. Ready in a second. 01
Cabinet Top, with collapsible
O'ests, towel rack, and every up-to-date a.
feature imaginable. You want it, be- ^
cause it will cook any dinner ard^not ^
heat the room. No beat, no smell, e)
no smoke, no coal to bring in, no.ashes t(
to carry out. It does away with the
drudgery of cooking, and makes it a
pleasure., Woqjcn with the light touch _
for pastry especially appreciate it, be- G
cause they can immediately have a d
quick fire, simply by turning a handle.. el
No half-hour preparation. It not only x
ia less trouble- than coal, but It cor.ta e]
Lless. Absolutely no smell, no smoke;
Vnd it doesn't heat the kitchen.
\ The nickel finish, with the turquoise - - _^|
tque of the enameled chimneys, makes ^
tn% stove ornamental and attractive. *
Mdde With 1, 2 and 3 burners; the 2
ancV3-burner stoves ctt be had with P
or wthout Cabinet. si
Evew dealer everywhere ; if not at youra, ?
write tkr Descriptive Circular to the nearest a
He^fVlhi pj
1 Company. \ *
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COOKE I
A a/new line of J
ales.:. ;
lyaiygain Store. Re- J
rxn^ng is sold p
sale Cash.
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y & SUPPLY CO. o
Machinery! {
^ | We have the following sec- (
If ond hand machinery for aale:
11 40 h p Ettlnger engine $200
*?. 140 h p Erie City Boiler 200 I J
1 50 h p Stationary Boiler *
hg almost new 330 e
1 35 h p (Jeiser Portable r
boiler, good 250 v
3K X 15 hp Eclipse Engine and 0
HKA and boiler 300 ,
BftAW I 12 hp Talbet Engine and n
HB-j \ boiler 160 ,
\l Eclipse Saw Mill Mo. 0 150 ,
\ Eclipse Saw Mill.No. 0 100 11
; KTalbot Saw Mill 45
i lvChisel Tooth Saw, 44 c
? , . \Ho?" V^45 I
Belting i Solid Disston Saw, 39 15 (
rried In - ,
terms.
vSTpP|
Some/ i
1 aiid ur/to-date pine ?
and Maris Furnishlso
sde the * ij
=*Q(AINS 1;
n idg lApu s
lot/ake advanlwrre of this-opportun- ?
e/iloney \ n
'PANTS\ =3
nen and lioyi. foi summer wear that a
Come.to see ra^. , j
-ouisburg, N. C. ;
SERIES |
foceryaa that we would be glad to 41
lur Purchases. We can save von It
/d Talk With You \
^nice line of p
lise and Froits ?
silrt do our utmost to make your "3
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HE SW SCHOOL,
esson XIII.?Second Quarter,
For June 26, 1910.
HE' INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
4
ext of tho Losion, Matt, xiii, 24-3C,
36-43-?-/V?emory Verses, 37, 38?Golci n
Text, Matt, xiii, 43?Commentary
Prepared by Rev. D. M. Stearns.
Id the aecoiiU phase of this present
ge, the mysteries of the kingdom
?t forth iu the parable of tho taie.1
r the field, our Lord so plainly states
tat both will grow* together until ta.arvest,
aud that the harvest is il> ad
of the age, that it is lmpwssi.,ic
> understand how any one believing
[is word cau look for a kingdom
tiring thh age in which the* Will ? /
lod shall be done on earth us It
oue in heaven. The expression "the
ud of the world" (verses 3U. 40. -1 ;
xiv, 3; xxvlli, 20l. Is literally "the
ud of the age" or "the consummate.i
f the age" aud is translated by Ue
itter phrase iu the fy?v. Ver. The
ud of the planet on which we llv>
l nowhere foretold, but even Petti*.
rho describes In strong language in*
unification which will take place,
ays, "Nevertheless we, according
[is promise, look for new heaveusud
a. new earth wherein dwelled
Ighteousness." He also tells us that
s the world la Noah's day |>eilshoa
y water the present world is reerved
unto tire (II Pet. Hi, 5-7, 1C?.
In this parable the. good seed is not
lie word of tied, but those iu wliu-j
tie seed of the word has found good
oil uud whom our Lord calls "t-c
hildren of the kingdom.", In 1 Cm.
i, 0, they are called "God's tllht^e.'
a John xli, 24, our Lord tuught thai
t we would bear fruit we must be
onlent to fall into the ground r.:;d
ie. It is for liim to say where v;e
re to be planted, for the field is His.
lthough at present occupied^ by an
nemy. The sower of the good elvJ
i the Sou of Man; the other sower Is
he enemy, the devil, and he sows
is own children, professedly religious
eople like Cain (John vlli, 44; I John
1. 10-12). Outwardly they look ll.:e
rheut and no doubt think that tlic>
re wheat, but the story of Cain shows
irhere they stand and why he ami
ibcl both came to worship God. but
nlv AHaI r*nnw? In nnnAl???.;
ray, revealed to Adam the way of
acrifice (Geu. ill, 21). Cain brought
he best he had, but there was no ccnesslon
of guilt, no sacrifice, uo a boiling
of blood. The multitude of such
oday are tores, uot wheat; children
f the wicked one, not the children -of
Jod. Their end is the furnace of file
rhere there shall be walling and
gashing of teeth. The language li
earful, but lt?ls never used in refernee
to the openly wicked, only in
eference to those who profess to be
vhat they are not. the deceived ones
f the devil (Matt viii, 12; xlli, 42V5G:
:xil. 13; xxir, 51; xxv. 30; Luke xiii.
S). See also what Is written of those
vho hear the gosjM?!, but obey it not.
a II Thess. 1, 7-9; John ill, 18, 3G.
From tln? time when the devil deeived
Eve by making ber believe
hat he would do better for her than
!od, up to the very end . of this ag.\
eheu he will persuade people that- to
aake u living they must join the
inlon of this or Hint nature, or, in
ther words, receive the mark of the
eust (Rev. xiii, 17). lfe has been a
nost persistent deceiver, destroyer,
iar, murderer. See In Rev. xlv, 9-1 It
:v, 2-4, the doom of all who worship
he beast and the bliss of all who
refer death to the prosperity of the
levil. Jas. 1, 12; Rev. 11, 10, are good
vords of strong consolation. We ram:
lot think of the taking away of th?
hurcli as the end of the age, for. fo'
owing that great event for which th*?
ighteous wait or should be waiting,
he coming of the Lord to the air fti*
lis saints (I Thess, lv, 16-18; I Cor.
;v, 51-53; Tit. H. 13; I Cor. 1. 7: I Thee*.
, 10). the man of sin shall be revealed.
he Antichrist, with his companion tb?
al.se prophet, and the age will run on
or some years during the time of the
rent tribulation, the time of Jacob'.*,
rouble, when the sealed ones of levari
hall be preserved ami ? great mul.iado
of redeemed gathered from .n!l
atimis. Then at the crids of iui.iujt.v.
rheti the devil shall luve done "tfl.
11 His saluts for the overthrow o'."
11 His enemies, the couverxl.m c."
srael and the establishment of III t
ingdom. It Is then that, according
d verse 43 of our chapter, "the
Ighteous shall shine forth nstho sun
i the kingdom of their Father"
'nmnnro Dun tII 1 V.ft>h *!* J.".
Tli'ess. HI. IS: II Thesa. 1. 10. Then
bail the devil be shut up In the pit
or 1.000 years, while bis compaul >ns
lie beast and the false prophet shill'
o to the lake of fire (Rev, xix and xx),
How fearful will be the ending of
Ills evil age when the Lord coraeth
lit of His place to punish the inhnb-.
units of the earth for their Iniquity,
ut what a comfort to know that Ills .
eoplo shall be hidden safely during
ao time of the indignation (Isn. xxvi.
0-21). When we attempt to consider
10 suffering of dur Lord Jesus Chri :t I
a. the sinner's substitute, the lude-J
bribable agonies of Gethsemnne nildl
nlvary. we get some faint Idea o? i
tod's hntied of rln, the nature of s!*i
nd of the v ;th of God. If we it*?
ot truly ehh?.ren of God redeemed
y that previous btood. the wrntlr r*
tod will be our portion, no
hat our religious prv*?8slon may In*.
yr It 1? the blood that makcth A
touement for the soul, and wlthor
io shedding of blood there Is do redsslon
(Lev. xvll, 11; Heb. ix. 22).
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CORTRlol
WHEN Cortright Metal Shinj^es 1 rei
ago) you'bad some excuse fprbeii 5
If you arc sceptical it ca^nly be b<
facts in- the case. ~r? ~ '
They are used today frafri the Atls iti<
of buildings, under allyfonditions.
They are fireproof, stfrmproof; ndver
building itself withoaft needing repairs,
For fu/ther detailed mfoi
M. FTtlOUCK, tjuis
Specialties ii
When You Drinla Co
Drink the ]
1 HAV^
There are no better b
Blue Ribbon, /man
Carajar, Society a
Try one can/and be
B. G H
PHONE NO
A BIG LOl
New F^ri
Sewing Mc
JUST ?REC^E
And we. ea? make the prioes righa Coaa?
we have Mybt convL
We Are Selling the >
niture for the Mom
. Can Buy in tt
I alss oarry a mice and oc/mplete line of an
glad to serye those Aebo may be in ne
me a ealUlwhen in town or in
/ ia my line.
W. E. White Furniti
Special S<
. AT THE
Racket \ New
line of White Goods, Ginghams. Efcrcale, |
Laces' and Kbal
We oall especial atfcantii
American Beaty
/ V
Ths best on the market. Calljand see them. Ii
baby caps jOst received. It wHl be to 1
MRS- A M
SPEND YOUR Vi
THE VIRGlIN
OCEAN VIEV
(Midwav.between Norfgfk ano Old
The moat popular Summer Hotel o
HEADQUARTERS FOB rioBT
Sari Bathing, Fishing, Boyfcg, Music, ?>ane
Bowling Alleys and OUir Amusements! Ai
For Bates and Further Jnfori
/HO. A. TUCKER
Si w? . "V* * v7'i?J
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sceptical": * V
rcaosc you do not know the \
: to the Pacific for all kinds
leak and last as long as the
mation apply to ? ^
burg, N. C. ~~ "
(i Coffee
y*
>ffe0/Why No ~
^est?
:it . ?'
irands than the
hattan Blend,
nd Toxaway.
bonvinced.
iVcks
? 100
" OF
liture
1 /? '
(chines
LIVED
to see us sad look at what
aced that
s.-i
Tery Best Furey
That You
le State.
partakers supplies aud will be
ieolof my services. Give
need of anything
urc Company
ales _
Store 7"
^Madras. Souitinsr and a pretty
broideries
on to the
by Corsets
ample line of Lidies hats
our interest to see them.
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n tha Virginia Coast
M CAROLINIANS
TD(r, fTheatres, Seenie Railway*
neriean aad European Plan.
nation. Write
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