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One hundred dollars at 5 peyc
to over $3000; in 100 years, to o?L'l
nine thousand, three hundred dyila
THE FARI^ER
O. B. Cheatham, PreaJ
UNDER SUPERVISION
FRANKLIN/ TIMES
k. F. JOHNSON. Editor and Manager
ON* yxar, . ... Sl.Ot
4IX MONTHS, - .Of
rnsRB MONTHS. Hf
Friday. Octobkr 28 1910. .
New York Republicans have i
case of too much Roosevelt.
KEursTEB today. Don't wait til]
tomorrow, you may forget it and
then you cannot vote at all.
Senator Root virtually owns uu
to Republican defeat when he a\s:
"I think we have a fighting chance."
At Beverly they think that "New
Nationalism" will give the Democrats
a majority of the next House
of Representatives.
Witii Senator Hoot as chief jagtice
of the Supreme Court, the corporations
and financiers will have a
g jol friend at court.
oHHnnnniHKz
It is very important that you
fihnilld- rniTUtpr unH rnln in tliij a'o/.
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tion and let* see !ww pronounced
the distrust of Butler aud his follow
ings we can make the majority^
Poott old Uncle due i< iiiig! tj
quiet during there strenuous day
that the Kepub ican party is passim
through, but I e :s s i!: speaker an<
will be heard when Congress meets
HsARctii's "independent Leagui
will have to step around livelier thai
it his been doiua, or Hopper wii
not get many votes for governor; tl.i
apathy towards Hopper indicate!
that Mr. Hearst is in league witf
the Republicans.
Some people think that the Coin
nel has a copyright on the ten commandments;
while others think thai
he Will try and rob President Taf
I of a renominatum for preside!-:
What Mr. Taft thinks, can be inagined.
, .
Nassau Democrats have -let?
dP niiui-d to give the Colonel a liieli
' > W rustle in bis own county. It is con
ceded that the Democratic tioket li
a strong one, and the Roosevuh
"gang will have tp.light hard to win
although there is a Repnblican sn
jority of 3500 in the connty.
Tub strike of the railroad men ii
Pranc amounts to almost s revolu
tion; ss some of the railroads sn
owned by the Republic, snd t<
strike DH bg viewed as rebellioi
against the sov. leign state. Of>v
eminent ownership may have aoipi
ad vantages,-but >t Odrtainly has iti
- r - d lead vantages,
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and Merch
leitoff,
wiltl^wti
?3KheB/
hliet iIgrov
yorkrayo
if. AM. #<C. '
ent. compound interest, will in^lO yen
$13,100, and in 200 years, to oVer or
rs ($1,729,300.00). Money grows^t v
MAKE OUR BANK YOUR BA.N\
S AND MERC
LOUISBUPG, N.'V
OFFICERS
F. X. Egerton. ViCe-Pres.
M. S. Clifton, Assistant Cashier.
. of . the ? State c
j Saturday avpning at six o'clock
. the registration books close.
( R.us A.fter P.ie Cooler was
I given a very cold reception in liia
i own county last week. '
i
LsTsJpear trora some ot our good
brethren in regard to a new court
! house for Franklin county. We will
i publish any articles that are not exceesive
in length, either for or
against it.
The New Hern Sun pats this up
to Morehead's manager- "If Butler
| loves North Carolina as he claims to
let hith show it by taking his dirty
record and quit the State for good.
It would certainly be a case where
'-absence would make the heart
grow fonder." ? .
Tan Kepublicansof the 'state of
New York are becoming mfcre and
more demoralized as eleotion day
approaches. The chief of the "old
| guard," William Barnes, Jr., resigns
from the state committee, ostensibly
because he was not appointed on
t!u; executive committee, hut really
, because he is oppose! to Roosevelt.
I It Is reported that Senator Crane
ot Massachusetts is now the dispenser
of the Administration pap; so, if
'you want an "ice job will know to
i whom to apply. Hitchcock, the for.
! met dtspeusi-r, is SLftlTirire peevish,
* and is talking of resigning from the
| cabinet; b at itMs o or guess that be
will hold on just as h>ug as the Presided
-.ant-him to. -
' That the investigators of the
| Department of Justice are now
looking f-.r villations of the SlierThau
a.m.Trust las is "stated oil au'
thority." t ell, belter In'.e than
never Bnt wo would remind Attorney
1 it-nera' -Vv'iokeraham that
we advised Mr. Roosevelt when he
was president that to put one malefactor
of great tfeallh behind the
bars was the .best way to atop viola
I tiont of the law. Hut Teddy neve
' \ did it.
I ( ? '
Hkxky L. Stisjkox, tlie Kepnbli'
can candidate fur governor of New
| York, owns Op to being a corporaItion?I
runt lawyer, and la proud'of
' [being a partner of Senator Root. He
' also acknowledges that he has been
paid ^9,000 by the government .for
' part of his time during the laat year
and a half on the Sugar Trust and
Morse i-aaes; and declares 'that
"much more would have been asked
> from a private client for the name
- work.*'' His client* must be mile
i factors of greet wealth or they ner>
er could stand his oharges.
Tax Baltimore police board?the
> remnant,of the old state nng that
> Govern* CrotUers has pat oat of
business^ and again' whom serioas
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ants Bank
rHAT
AV.
AVAY
kNK
/and ?
"VwEP" '* V
re, amount to over $700; in 70 years,
e nti lion, seven hundred and twenlyou
will let it.
shants bank
R. Y. McAden, Cashier.
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>F NORTH CAROLINA
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charges are pending?holds the police
headquarters In that city by
three to prevent (he Governor's removing
them from office; so,^mandamus
proceedings wilt be resorted to
in order to oust tbem. Governor
Crothers is a'reformer who knows
the law and dares to employ it whenever
he feels that it is necessary,.
W. L. MtGHffi is ^receiving a new
stock of frtotlsl stWsis brick store,
corner Front Aid flUlalFiru streets,
Frank1 intog^N^C.\r ^
NOTICE
A specialyneeting of the stockholders
of the Lyiuisburg Wagon
Company is called to be held at the
office jf Wni. rl/Rqffin, First Na ;
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liuiui ubuk ouiiytng, ?jOUi8L>urg, pi.
C., oil Monday, prober 24th, 1910,
at 2 p. m. I \
Geo# II. Qooi^fii, pres.
C. B. Cubathju, SaeXptOitem.
For Sale a\. Auction.
On Monday, Nilvembp*^ 21st, at
the court house dour in Warrenton,
N. C., I will sell at auction 238 acres
! of good farming l\n.j in Fishing
| creak township. Tai trrct of land
has all necassary riLudences and .
j nuthouses and is a- IpUendid farm,
i Terms of sale oii?-tlir<reasli, balance
j in epual paymentyof '\e aad two.
years each with i/torestarOm day of
Bale. This Ociotvr 2Gil% 1910.
/ j. c. peaiice.
Notice to Teachers.
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The School CominiUee o^Frankjlioioti
township will iXect ft Frank-'
' lintou on Friday, NcV^nber 5th,
1910, for tlie purpose Md electing
I teachers for the variou J schools in
I said nrwnsliip. All teachers wish-j
ing to apply will nitfiA same in
writing together withLerVicato anil
?hand or mail to the Iseeraiarv he.
Ifore aiil/Iate. I \
13. iv. 13ai.i*!:d, s^p'y.
FranBiutoD, N. C.
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! Another lot of line pNo f?B sale_ s|
weeks old $3.00 each, realW for delivj
ery. ''ix' Kino. .
FOR SAW;
On Friday, NVunlar ojili ; .
j o'clock, a. in., at roe Add Tonyl - v\
(place near Martial-\J I will a , u j
i the highest bidder '3L* .ulIclAli? ,i. I
( ticler: One horse. l\"- and t
^?i?!i?, one two-It ore I Vii^oii,
1scltuck?, and peas, [Ay ,nt>-all
irttX ii: |deijjent?. J X
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REiO) KI11S NOTICE , j,
The books ap'I accounts of FV"..
Z-Egerton winfi i found at R. Z. . .
ton new store Jh the. Cariyle bu j
All theaccounA doc the firm raw
settled this felt Cab around if '
owe anything/and settle. Don't p 1
off, as all accounts not naid prom
wilt be put dot Ar collection
F. N, Egrflon or R Z. Egert
| NOTICE ,
Having this day qaalifiedfas adutiu
istratrix of L. S. AlfortL dsfceaaed, tliia
la to notify all personb Xjoldino- cliin?
against his estate to priwU them to me
on or b? (ore October 2Atm 1#11 or this
notice will be plead in barLof their recovery.
All persons owiA said tffate
wiU please make immedi? iiayment.
This October 24th, 1910. T~\
MRS SUE P. A'-KIRlX Admi.
Bichett & White/ Atty's.po,
tounrSBom^tAB
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One Week Only Begii
One half car load of these magn
greatly saving orices. V. J. M*
duct this sale and demonstratipi
FHE
Will be given on Monday ud 1
vited. Remember it ndllme a
concert nichte
W. E WHITE F
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V in r*r> amm .id hhViiMIiM
II BEGIN Rll
| Load Up
Your Wagon
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, The Farmers
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Warehouse.
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Es oaturaay, Uctobi
nt high gWde PIANOS will be o.
>nsel, wholesale manager, of Chicago,
l and A
xes concerts
'nesday nights, to which the entire pu
pleasure to hare you present each of
Respectfully yours
urniture co,
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AND
\ j To it. You wil!
i well by sfellii
|\ entire/crop
WADOWS 8C
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Come to us firs
stand by you tc
j A / warm , wel
comfortable qu
yourself and t<
awaits yoy. Fa
l/good weights a
I Shall bfi miV rr>r
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1UISBURG, N. C. \
ERS WARE
illiam Williams, R. B. Harris i
mm Msrnm
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xlubited and sold at
. will personally con
)>lio is cordially idthese
days and the
LOUISBURG, N. C.
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stick i
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surely end jj2
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with ?2
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