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jQR. ARTilUR HYNES FLEMING,
8urg?uii Dentiit,
^Offlcc^in Ford Building. Main and Naah etreet,
^HouraT#'Phone Xo.*40.
1 'PHYSICIAN*
. Louisburtf. It C.' ' Phone,No. *150
TOKANKLldrQN HOTEL
ffranklintou. N. C.J
k R. AV Speed, Proprietor.
r Quodudrerv in connection
JJIt. C H. BANKS /
. t ?nEHTU. sniafcoN
L';in?t>urg, K. C.
Office in HicksBuildiiwf, Mt.in Street.
p H. CpUKEl /
^ATTORKEljpXf-LAWJ
Louiwvg, N. C.'
Orer Cooper ft PlAMante Store. Prompt
attention Riven all wal business entrusted
to ru?
' ~ |JR., J. E. MAL^E
GROq
We have a nice fresh stcck of G:
hare you examine before making yo
money on anything in our line.
Let Us Show You a
> We also earr/1
General Merchfitnd
When in town give us a cap. we' h
/ visit pie
geo./h.
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Cook inS?
Comfort
Here is a stove that gives no
4a concentrated at the burners. A
either white or red Ma thrown up
heat is utilized in cooking ? nan
JKeyJBte
"OliCro
entirely removes the discomfort c
immediately the stove is ready, j
jected upwards against the pot, on
is no surrounding heat /:
Standard Ol
frlacorpo
WIl^L <
Has just rechivec
,:.Sam
this week at thp B
member ej/erj
at "Wholes
TATE MAC ANER1
Wheat Separators, Cotton Gins, Saws,
&c. Eclipse Engines and Saw Mills car
stock. Write for catalogue, pricee and
riMSHHRjytRSRHRSSRSRSj
NO NEED AT AL\FOR YOI
...SCOG
x WAY&^E
and well stocked with thre best i
the look-good, taafe-good d
thing you nee^^nd the ore
twf QfynnniM r
PHYSICIMS and SURGEON"
Lomabau, N. r.
Oil! -4.il) rear of BeanleV-Alston Drug Store.
|^R. 8. P. ifoftT V
PHYSlftAN atnAsi RGEON
jttouisburg, i.'C.
Office over tf. S. A K. H. Allen's Store
?Jit. R. F./ YARBOROUaH
PHYll' lAN and SURGEON
I Louishnrg, N. CI
Office in Yirborough & Bicl&rt building.
Night calls answered f om T. JV Rirketts
residence, pnone 74. \
B. MASSES BURG V
kTTORXEY AT LA.A
/ Louisburg, N. C. \
Will prajioe in all the courts ot the State
tlffice in Egerton Building
^ M./HVYWOOD RUFFLN I
/ ATTORNEY AT LAW \
/ I Lo?isburg, N. C. \
Will prac<ice in all courts of Frank in and
adj-i'ujiijir comities als3 in the S ipretnc
Court/and in the United States Di tr ct and
Oircufc Court. Office* oyer First Ji .tiooal
Bang. . A
fjn Jb. ^wilder '
ATTORNEY AT LAW
, Louisburg, N. C.
^ Office on Mftin street in Cooper building.
gPRUILL 4 BOLDEN* ;
ATTpRNEia \T LAW
LMiaborf.in. C.
Will attend thevcourts < Franklin, Vance,
Granville, Warrlj.. and jWak>*'ounties, also
the Supreme Cout t Of North Carolina.
Prompt atteotioh given to eollectious Office
in Sprnill building. I
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T. W. UU-kctt. \ I R. B. Whits
LouisLurg, y Franklinton, N. C.
JglCKETT A. WHOTE
LAWYERS ~
LouiiburV. N C.
The settlement o'festotda for executors,'Administrators
andJOuard\ans is made a specialty,,au<'
*?ehornds retired by law can be
secured in nb qpffice. \
Office in Yaroorough dA Bickett bnfldiug
Main, street j \
yy M. PERSON \
ATTORNEY AT UAW
lUonisburg. N. C.\
Practice in afl courts. Office oiaMain Street
^yy H. YARBOROUGH, Jr. \
ATTORNEY AT LAW \
I Louisburg, N. C. \
All legal business intrusted to mi i'areive
ui-omut intention. Offiee] in ^Egerton
Bnildi"g. 1 \
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tXMTRACTOEK and* BUILDER
t Lou inborn, N. C.
Tradioirpgent for nil kind* of building ?uppliea.
>irpst.i': Mailt l?a and Tilna. Arckitectiir.il
dHfifrn* submitted.
0 R FO R D
DENTIST.
Franklinton, N. -C.,
Sale otTown Lot.
By virtue of the {lower contained
in a certain agreement executed" by
Oeorge Hart and wife to J. Wr King,
and recorded in the of! ceofyOie Register
of Deeds for I ranUlin county
book 156, page 471, I w Ilyon Monday,
the 20th. day-eMui of 1910, at the
honr ot-tiwelve o'clock noon, sell at
public auction at the fa irt house door
FnXouisbiug, N. Cfr c\ the highest
hfttJer fhr cash, a nri-ta nUot or parcel
"ft land situated ir^he < oufcty of^rrriri/klin,
State of Nffrth ( trotiot/T and Th
/ the town of hopisbural off the River
/ road, boundap aa fd?6*s. towit:-Qn
I the north by/he lo^af (V. W. Ford, on
\ the East by/he Ceforefl Cemetary lot on
' Vthe South/tprrne RWer road and on
she -W?Vffy the lot jpt Henry Portia,
add ctJlfUnining onpjhalf an acre, mo-e
or leas./ This thff U9th day or May,
1910. / / Xf. King, Trustees
W. H.Vjfsrbjjrdugh.Wr., Att'y.
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no longer need wear yourOut
with the weakening
of an intensely hot kitchYou
can cook in comfort.
> outside heat. All its heat
n intense bide flame (hotter than
wards but not around. AU the
h. *? ' T?r/ection.
stove .
/cooking. Apply a fnatch and
Instantly an intense heat is pron,
kettle or boiler, and yet there
no smell ?no smoke.
Why j. Because The New Perfection
"Oil Cook-Stove la scientifically and
practically perfect. You cannot use
wo much wick ? it is .automatically
Controlled. You getthe maximum heat
?no smoke. The burner is aimple. One
.vipe with a cloth cleans it?consequently
there is no smell.
The New Perfection Oil Cook-Stove
is wonderful for year-round use, but
especuUly in summer. Its heat operates
upward to pan, pot, or kettle, but
hot beyVnd or around. It is useless
for heating a room.
It has Cabinet Top with shell
for keepingyplates and food l}ot.
It has long turquoise-blue enamel
chimneys. Tvie nickel finish, with the
-bright blue oXthe chimneys, makes
the stove ornafucntal and attractive.
Made with 1, 2 and 3 burners; the 2
and 3-burner stoves can be had with
or without Cabinet. \
Every dealer everjrwliere jsif not at your*. write
(or DeecrlpUre Circular to the V*1** *??nc7 of the
1 Company
rated)
DOOKE
i /a, new line oi
pies.:.
largkin Store. ReA
1 ~
Tiling ie sold
lale Casn>
r & SUPPLY CO.
Maxiliinery
>ar n. c.
We have the following aecb
ond hand machinery for sale:
I 1 40 h p Ettinger engine $200
1 40 h p Erie City Boiler 200
1 50 li p Stationary Boiler
k$ almost new 330
j 1 35 h p Geiser Portable
boiler, good 260
~ 1 16 hp Eclipse Engine and
SK\ and boiler 300
Bftjc 1 12 hp Talbot Engine and
boiler 150
1 Eclipse Saw Mill Wo. 0 150
Sik// 1 Eclipse Saw Mill No. 0 100
1 Talbot Saw Mill 45
\ 1 Chisel Tooth Saw, 44
? "Hoe"
Beltins, j Solid Disston Saw, 39 >-,{15
ned in IPTS*
terms.- -
J TOIWO^RY, BECAUSE
P0TINT1TN IS U,W
COOL |
ind tbeshest drinks. We serve
rinks, \Phone us for anyler
will bdMiromply fijled
)RUG COMPANY * -'
nnnnnnn .
t* si
be glad to I
an nave you
:h You
Fruits
i make your
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THE SUNDRY SCHOOL!
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Lesson II.?Third Quarter, For"
.July 10, 1910. ^
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES. 4
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Text of the Lesson,v Comprehensive
Quarterly Review?Golden Text, John
%v|, 63?Commentary Prepared by
Rev. D. M. Stearns.?:
At the close of the first quarter we
tool* the Easier lesson Instead of the
review, so that we have had no review
this year^.until now. We will
give flie. loss6u titles and Golden Texts
oT Ilie second quarter and ttH'n~onflpirr- _
or to suiinr.:;.ri/.e the lessons of the
year to date: ?'
1.?-The l'owtr of Faith." Matt. Ix, .
18-34; Golden Text. Mark ix, 23. I
2.?"The Mission of the Twelve." t
Matt. Ix. 35, to x. 15,* 40-42; Golden
Text, Matt. x. 8. k
3.?"The Question of John the Baptist,"
Matt. xi. 1-19: Golden Text, John
v. 3d. A
4.?"Warning and Invitation," Matt,
xl, 20-30; Golden Text, Mutt. ,xi, 28. n
5.?"Two Sabbath Incident*?'-, Matt. '
xll, 1-14; Goideu Text, Matt, xii, 7.
0.?"Temperance Lesson," Prov.
xxiii, 29-35; Golden Text. Prov. xxiii.
32.
7.?"Growing Hatred to Jesus," Matt,
xll. 22-42; Goideu Text, Matt. xii. 30.
8-~=.'J>?atli of Johu the Baptist,A '
Matt, xlv, t-12; Golden Text, Prov.
xvl, 32. / f
9.?"The Multitudes Fed," Matt, xlv, .
13-21; xv, 29-39; Goideu Text. John vi.
83. "I
10.-t-"Jesur. -Walks on the Sea.' J
Mutt, xlv, 22-30; Goideu Text, Matt. .
.xlv, 33. (
Cauaanitlsh Woman,"'
Matt, xv, 2T2?Mlfiiaen Text, Matt, f
*v, 28rs^y 12.?"Parable
of the Sower." "Matt,
xili, 1-9, 18-23; Golden Text, Jus. i, 21.
13.?"Paruble of the Tares," Matt,
xlll. 24-30, 30-43; Golden Text. Matt.
xlU. 43.
Third Quarter, No. 1.?"Pictures of
the Kingdom." Matt, xlll, 31-33, 4452;
Goideu Text, Horn, xlv, 17.
A simple outline of the book thus ~
far would be according to chapters:
i?iuc geueuiogy nua DLl'lU or the
Kiug; II?The visit of the wise men
and the flight Into Egypt; iii?-Testimony
of John the Baptist and of God
the Father at the baptism; Iv?The
King and the devil, the King's call
to repentance liud His call to the first
disciples; v-vil?The laws of the kingdom
;-v!Il and ix?The King s credentials;
vx?The mission of the twelve;
xi?The King's rejection by the people;
xii?The King's rejection *by tie*
rulers and His estimation of them;
xili?The seven parables covering the
present age, or the mystery of the
kingdom; y!v?John beheaded, 5.000
fed, Jesus walkiug oh the'sea; xv?
Necessity of heart worship, the great
faith of a voman, 4,000 fed.
The Old Testament is full of testl- ^
mony concerning a kingdom of peace
and righteousness for all nations with
Israel as the center and an Immortal %
man as King on the throne of David,
as literally a kingdom on this earth
as were Babylon, Medo-Persia, Greece
and Borne, the kingdoms of this world
having become the kingdom of our
LonF and of His Christ (Rev. xi, lib.
Great violence has been done to tbe
plain teaching of Scripture by assert- j
ing that there is no future fdr Israel
as a nation, that the church J* now
the^true Israel, that the kingdom of
God Is within us and that Christ will not
have a kingdom on this earth. In. ..
reply to these four false and unscrip- ^
tural assertions see Jer. xxxill. Note 1
that He said God's kingdom is among *
you or in the midst of you (not within
you), for He was speaking to unbelievers
who were ready to kill Him
(Luke xvii, 20, 21. margin), and, as to
His saying "My kingdom is not of
thi? (.Toiin gflfc see In the
same verse His explanation in the
words. "My kingdom is not from .
hence." Believers arc born from I
above and are uot of the world, but
they are in the world, so Ills king- I
dom will be on the earth, but not by I
earthly power. It will coiue from
honvpil with Him TT'n * ,.???.t ?
His glory. As believers wo are joint
heirs with IDm of this kingdom, kings ~
antl priests nmto God. and w<? shall
reign on the oarth (l*on>. viil. Hi. 17;
Kev. v. 9. 10). That we may wnl.c
worthy of His kingdom and glory
let us understand the promises to David
and Abraham, believing fully the
supernatural birth of the Messiah
(Matt. i. 1. 20-23). Let us worship
Him as did the wise men and be as
obedient as Joseph and Mary (Matt.
II, 11, 13-15)". Let us continually give
all honor to Him whom the Father
and the Spirit so honored (Matt, ill,
1(J, 17). Let us overcome the devil by
the word of God. as Jesus did. and
become HI" faithful followers (Matt,
iv, 4. 7. 10. 20. 22). Being heirs of
such a kingdom, let us manifest the
spirit of it and make the hastening of
it our first business always (MiJTt. v,
10; vj, 33). Being of good cheer hecause
of sing forgiven, let us be filled
with the Spirit and go about doing
good as He did (Matt, ix, 2, 22: Acta
x. 38).
As His witnesses wc must dop&nd 1
upon the Spirit always and fear nothing.
not even death ,(Mntt. x. 20. 2830).
Wholly submitted to God, we
may know and make it manifest that
His yoke Is ?*nsy and His burden light
(Matt. xl. 25-30). Having become to
Him as brother, sister, mother, "bnr
hearts may be so full of Hini that Si
oat of the abundance of peace and joy
whleb He will give as we shall always
speak His praises (Matt, xll, 34).
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WHEN Corti^ght Metal^hmgles wc
|jf0) you had some ex^fse fit being
, If you are sceptical ?can ot\y be b
facts in the case. ? X
They arc used todaf from the Vktlanti
of Buildings, undejf all condition.
They are fireprodf* stormproof; never
building itself wthout needing rnairs
Faf further detailed info
- H. F. HOUCK, lV
Specialties
When You Drink C
Drink the,
i h aw;i
There are no better^
Blue Ribbon,/ Mai
Darajar, So/iety j
Try one can/ and be
B d >
PHONE N
A BIG LO
N%w Fur
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JUST l^EC
.nd we caujmake the prices right Cbr
we have andr be corf
We AreJSelling thej
niturejfor^tne Moi
Can Buy in t
also carry a nice and obraplete line of
glad to serve|tho?ar who may be in
me a call/when in town or i
in my lit
iV. E. White Furnii
_ Specials
_ ' ATTHi
Racket \
ew line of WhileVioods.Jfiinghaniis, Perailf
stock Of
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Laces and
We call espeaial atten
American Beat
lis best on tlie market. Calljaufl see them.
baby^aj)s just received. It will be tc
MRS. A IV
SPEND YOUR V
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rHE VIRGII
OCEAN VI?
(Mid way ^between Noriwk ySd 01
The meat popular Sum m^/Rotel
HEJtPQUAWTCWS roit won
irf Bathing, Fishing, - Boating, MuaiV Da
Bowling Alleys and Other Amdsemenik. ,
For Rate^hndH^urther fVfc
JNO. H. TUCKB
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rc first introduced (24 years
sceptical:
ccause you do rot know the / ' , ,vV;
ic to the Pacific for all kinds,
leak and last as long as the
rmation apply to
Hsburg/jN*^- ' ? * ' ?
in Coffee
/
offee Why Nt>
'Best? . \
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brands than the
i^attan 31end,
and Toxaway.
convinced.
flCKS
o 100 '
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niture
/ r- '
achines
EIVED
r
ue to see us and look at what
rinced that
Very Best Furle^That
You
he Sftate.
undertakers supplies and will be
Deed of my services. Give
n need of aiiythi^e
10. ' .
ture Company
ialcs
; r
/ store
5, ^Madras. Souiting and a pretty .
ibroideries
^on to the L_ -
itiy Corsets,
Samples line Jof ladies. hats
? your interest to see them.
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VACATION - T
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d Point Comfort, Y%L .
on the Virginia Coast '
tTM CAWO-t-INIAN? ' i?-t
noing, fTheatres, Seenio Railways
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