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'. JEFFERSON'S PICTURES^
[a Wonderful Landscape Painted In*
'l tirely From. Imagination.
' Marvelous were the pri ducts of Jet(ersoa'a
Inspiration, lie lud created
i school ot his own. Ho was prone to
portray forest scene*. with tree trunks
f wonderful size. 1u accurate military
furuiatlpn. > Old mills were a favorite
subject with hint, espei tally old mills
with water wheels, and In some of bis
palutlngs be actually accomplished the
Impossible, for to all Intents and purposes
he succeeded 111 making the waler
run uphill. This bavlug been called
l^hhls uttentlon by an overcrttlcal
l^^pd. Mr Jeffersonres ponded that be
was well pleased with the result for
few men could have accomplished
it."
When presldeut of the Players club,
a position he held for so many years
before his death. Mr. Jefferson presented
to the eluti a large canvas of
his own. If the writer remembers correctly.
there was a pond -hi the foreground.
with rushes, a tumbledown
house and a large and rather theatrical
looklug forest, all painted, the
artist boaated. in the deud of winter
In his own sitting room and entirely
from bis Imagination. When It was
flrst displayed on the walls?for of
course none of the old gentleman's
gifts was ever refused?U attracted
uiucb attention, and one day Mr. Jefferson.
being In the club, seized a
brother member, who happened to be
a uian whose nlctures had on more
than one occasion won prizes In the
salon, and stood bint before bis own
musterplece. J'Now, 1 wunt you to tell
rae." be said frnukly. with his childlike
and delightful smile, "what you
thluk of It."
"Well." replied the painter, responding
to the pressure on bis arm. "I'd
like to hare oue bung as well as that."
Andtlie old gentleman was delighted.
buHngTjfs lifetime, that pTCTBre remained
In Its prominent position, and
whenever Mr. Jefferson entered the
club he would manage to maneuver
himself In front of It regarding It
from all sides and angles, and hardly
ever did a picture receive so much
praise and so little.criticism as that
marvelous landscape. ? James Barnes
in Bookman.
EQUATORIAL AFRICA.
Thrss Things a White Person Must
Have to Live There.
Without a mosquito bar a white person
would be unable to live ou the
equator, writes Ida Vera Simonton in
the Delineator.
No matter how hot und stifling the
night?and no other place can be ho
stifling as tbe equatorial African
night during the long rainy season in
|he midst of tbe Jungle?one must
sleep under a closely tucked In mosqj^o
bar. not the ventilated kind clvijv0D
knows, but oue of closely
tIRd stuff through which no air circulates.
When the mosquito bar was let
down it took iu almost the entire room,
but it proved especially useful In sickness
and convalescence. It permitted
existence free from Insect bites. As
miliaria Is the wbite man's most In
sidlous foe anil comes from the bite
of the mosquito, every precaution must
be taken uguinst it. ?Three things are
absolutely necessary in Africa?a mosquito
bar, a wuter filter and quinine. The
bed was made by a native carpenter.
The frame was of wood, the
slats of bamboo ribs fitted closely together
with the pith side uppermost.
They didn't give a bit and were nu
excellent dancing door for tbe dried
plantain leaves which made the mattress.
The leaves were confined beneath
ticking racked to tbe four sides
of the bed. but they matted easily, and
every night It was continuous leaf
turning for me. The bamboo was slippery,
and insomnia kept me and the
leaves on the move, so that most of
tbe time 1 slept on a bard surface. My
pillow was of dried sweet smelling
grass. Whoever says that bard bedare
beautitiers should sleep upon a:;
African bed.
- flaltl Hssisd Wrtep.
Over- 4.tXM> von en ago an elaborate
system of filtration was established by
the Egyptians to purify tbe waters oi
tbe Nile. In both Home and Athens Iism.
water was drunk in preference to
cold by the small minority who used
water for drinking purposes. Champier.
writing !u 1 "?m>. notes that the
habit of drinking hot water was
spreading among all classes In France.
"Some warm It by holding It over the
Ifire. Others dip burning hreud into it.
men people plunge u oar, uj hue goiu
Into their water before drinking It.
md tbe less wealthy a bar of bot Iron,
while the 1 very poor are content to
warm their drink with a live coal."
Got His Number.
Dncle Zepb had had some trouble
telling about on tbe cars and com
ilnlned of the employees. "When n
inductor Is uncivil to you take his
k lumber." said his nepbew.
i Bo days later uncle came In somebattered.
but looking triumphant,
it tbe number," he said, with a
Jed air. "but I bad to grab the
ull cap too."?Ruffalo Express.
Had s Proxy.
"Have a drink, old man?"
"No,1 I've cut it out."
"Aw. be sociable:" ??
"Wall, my companion here will tike
drink with you. He's my social iscitaty."?Kansas
City Journal.
Entirely Capable.
"I? your new maid capable?" /
"Tea. Indeed She can tall callers I
in't want to see tint I'm out and
nke them believe tt."?Detroit Fre^
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Hickory hook Items.
As you haven't heard anything
troin this section in a good while
will send in a few itenia. The people
of this vicinity are very busy
housing their crops at present. The
humming of oottbn gins and oiroular
saws, and the echbes of the many
whistles, remind us that we are in- a
land of industry.
liev. D. T. Kunu preached a very
impressive sermon at Hickory Rock
last Sunday afternoon. .
Rev. H. Scholz will preaoh at
Mt. Qilead on the first Sunday in
November owing to the regular
meeting of the Eastern N, C. Christian
Conference being in session on
t>e second Sunday. All members
of the churoh are earnestly requested
to be present on Saturday afternoon
before the 1st. Sunday, at 3 o'clock.
The yonng men of tbiB section
have organized a debating society at
Hicknrv Rook Aoademy, with Mr. J.
D. Hedgepeth as president. They
seem to be having a jolly time. Regular
meeting every Saturday night,,
"Publio cordially invited."
With best wishes to the editor and
the good old Fbankli* Timbb.
"GuB88."
GOOD NEWS.
Many Louisburg Readers
Have Heard it fcnd
profited Thereby.
"Good'news travels tasf," and the
thousandsiof bad baok sufferers in
Louisburg ijre ulad tof learn that
prompt relief is within 'their reaob.
Many a l?iu^, weak and aching baok
u bad no more, tbanks to Doan's
Kidney Pilli Thousands upon
thousands of people pre telling the
good news of their Experience witb
the Old Quake* Remedy. Here is
an example worth reading:
Mrs. Henry pWtoo, 132 Hamilton
Street, HenditkoD, N. C., says:
"I uaed Doan'a Kidney Pills witb
sQcti great benetit|Uiat 1 do not lies
itate to apeak in (heir favor. Dull,
nagging backaches End pains in luy
kidneys annoyed(me\for a long time
and I was also bothered bv too frequent
passages qf the Kidney secretions
I alwaysjfelt tiled and lauguid
and had! but little energy.
Reading about Doan's Kidney Pills,
I procured a bix and I had only
used them onlw a short fitne before
the backache atid kidney\ weakness
were disposed of. I soon\ regained
mv strength and energy anS I now
feel better in overy way." T
For sale by Ml dealers. Puoe 50
cents. Foster! Milburn Co., nhffalo,
New York, Bole agents foX the
United States!
Remember: the name?Doan's?
and take no dtber
ECZEMA CURED.
I'imple Disappear, Complexion C'earea
Over Night.
New York,??Thousands are taking
advantage of the generedS offer made
by The Woodworth Co.,><61Broadway,
.New York Ci\y requesting an experimental
package, of Uemola the ne?
akindiacoveryAwhich/a mailed free of
charge to all who wrile for it. It alone
ia sufficient to clear the complexion over
night and rid the/face of pimples in
a few hours. Ori tfie first application
of Lemola the itcnjng will stop. It has
cured thousands Iplicted with eczema,
Teeters. Rashes etchings Irritations,
Acmes, Scalings and Crusting of skins,
Bcalps; Of infants! children and adulta.
It is good for th/preservation and purification
of the/ skfc, scalp, hair and
hands for the jjreve^tion of the clog
ging ui ui? pwni inn usual cause OI
pimples, blackleads, redensa and roughness
and also the tVi treatment ot
burns scald, rounds, mres, chappinga
as well as tb<f toilette and nursery.
FOR 8ALE+On^f Thrashing machine,
in good oiler, wdl sell cheap to quick
buyer. A C. Qarr, Laurel, N. C.
TAX / PAYERS
Take \ Notice
Tbe tax bookd/>t tbe town of
Louisburg for th* year 1910 have
boen turned ovaf io me for oblleotion
of the tax* tlfcreon. See me
at onoe ar.d Inttlewame and iave
yourself aod/nyself Vny nhneceesary
trouble. Itfmember \ am instrueted
to make ttJee oolleotapna at onoe.
This OA 19th, 191(A
I D. tApiOH,
A MAKE THIS TEST.
How to Toll If Your Hair la Diaaaaat
Even U you but a luxuriant beat
of fialr you uiay Want to know whet ha
It la In a health* condition or not
08 per cent of the (people need a hai
^tonlc. . 1 #
Pull a hair out o> youryfteud: If th
bulb at the end ofltlie/root la whit
and shrunken. It prl\ap that the bal
la diseased, and reqiln prompt treat
incut If its loss wouJB be avoided. 1
the bulb Is pink a i? full, the hair 1
healthy. f 1
We want every/oii whose hair re
quires treat men/ toltry Rexall "03'
Hair Tonic. Vif profclse that It sbfcl
not coat anrth/ig If It does not glvi
satisfactory rnults. It la designed "fi
overcome .daauruff. relieve scalp lrrl
tatlon. to wmulate (the hair roots
tighten the fislr alreA.v In the bead
grow hair raid cure biadneas.
It is because of A what Rexal
"03" Hair. Tonic has (done; and ou
sincere tilth In Its Voodness tha
we want you to ttA It at oui
risk. Two sizes, 50c. $1.00. Soil
only at our store?The Rexall 8tore
Soogein Drug Co. \
LAND SALE. ~
By.virtue ol an order the Superio
Court of Franklin County, made in tin
^fecial proceeding, entitled, "Carr
mdght, T. J. Wright, et als vs. Hal
sie P.Wright," I will on Saturday, thi
29th day of 'October, 1910 expose t
sale at public!auction in the town o
Franklinton, North Carolina,' the twi
tracts or parcalB of land described a
follows: " 1 - .
1 The J. K. Wright mill site and pom
situated in said County of Franklin an<
described as fcklowa: Beginning at i
take on the edke of the pond, acorne
of 8 No. 2 and No. & in the division o;
the Wright land; thence arotind thi
pond, N. 76 deOTeea W 19 poles to I
pine; thence NA5 degrees W T4~poles
20 links to a stake and a pine stump
thence N 76 W 7\poles, ll links to (
stake: thence 20 1-4 degrees W 10 rolei
to a stake: thencoS 86 1-2 degrees W
4 poles, 10 links to the centre of i
branch on the north side of a path
thence N 61 degrees B 5 poles, 21 linki
to a stake: thence IN 16 degrees W 1!
poles, N 22 1-2 degrees E 13 poles, 11
links to a persimmon tree near the heat
of the pond; thencelfi 1-4 degrees W (
poles, 10 links to the centre of a brand
of running water; tpence S 24 1-4 de
grees E 221-2 poles tt> a stake; thenct
Q QQ 1 a XP'aX wcvl? OO li-ho,
thence N 74 degrees A 12 poles, 18 links
to the centre of p gully at a smai
bending cedar; thence\b 91-4 degrees E
5 poles, 6 links to a piae pointer, thence
S 44 1-4 degrees6 pales, 11 links toe
stake; thence N83 1-4 degrees E 2(
poles to a stake; thence S 20 degrees
E 8 poles to a stake imst beyond the
dam; thence S/7 1-4 decrees E 9 poles,
9 links to a stake and willow pointers
on the south side oflthe channel
thence S 23 lfy degrees 1W 6 poles to s
stake and pjne" pointers on the hill
thence N 85 '1-4 degrees! W 15 poles
17 links to uie beginning, containins
seven and three-fourths ?7 8-4) acres
2 The J K. Wright gin lot togethei
with all fixtures and sajpurtesance:
thereto belbnging. The arid gin lo
being situate just across the Franklii
County line and in Uranyllle County
State of hforth Carolina, aid boundei
as fellow^; Beginning at tlte oentreol
the Tarboroand Hillsboro road market
by a stake on the west sidelin Black
nail's lint; thence n 88 degrees w 11
poles, 9 . inks to a stake in Black nail';
line; thence s 2 degrees w It poles t<
a stake; 'hence s 88 degrees i 21 1-!
poles te the centre of the roaB; thenct
along fhe road n 46 degrees w V15 poles,
3 links to the beginning, _ containing
one a?re..
3 The Morton Mill tract situated ii
Franklinto'n Township, Franklin coun
ty, adjoining the lands of W. L. Mc
Ghee, J. N. House, I. H. Kearney, J,
C. Sanderlin and others, containing
59 1-2 acres more or less and fully de
scribed in deed from A. J. Morton t<
J. K. Wright recorded in book 152
page 103, Registry of Franklin County
The terms of said sale ar<
one-third cash and the balance payabh
twelve months from date of sale wit!
interest thereon at 6 percent.
This the 26th day of September, 1911
R. B. White. Commissioner.
FOR AGED PEOPLE.
Old Folk# Should Bo Careful In Thoil
Selection of Regulative Medicine.
We have a safe, dependable and al
together ideal remedy that Is partlcu
larly adapted to\the requirements 01
aged people and kersonte of weak con
stitutlons who naffer'from constlpa
tlon or other bowdl disorders. We an
so certain that it will relieve thes<
complaints and tfW absolute sutlsfac
tion in every partLfnlar that we offci
it with our personil guarantee that 1
shall cost ?e uk/m nothing if it fail)
to substant'ite oun claims. This rem
edy is called Rein 111 Orderlies.
Rexall Oderifiox I have a soothing
healing, strrnjahenlkg. tonic nnd rcgu
latlvo action npon Lie bowels. The]
remove all IrrttatlonAdrynexs. soreneei
and weakn?4i. ThejA restore the bow
els and ass/ciate organs to more vlg
orous and lanlthv nowvitv Thot an
eaten like iao6y. may V>e taken at an:
time wltlput Inconvenience, do no
canae an? griping, naikea. diarrhoea
excessive flooseness, flatulence or othe
disagreeable effect. Prick 26c. and KM
Sold only atonratore?TbhRexallSton
Tbe Scoggin PrO'g Co,
QscjkSteijall
B A R^B'E F
LODISBUiy& N. O.
I wish to annouoM to\my cuato
mers that I am atill intfle b trainee
on court atreet whe"r J^ooWill fln<
everything Uean ana up ftp date
GIVE ME ytALL, I WILL PLEtff YOI
fefafefr.;. ;^ fee :... ...v. .
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FOR SALE?I hiuf a nice lot of *e<
wheat for sale A $1.50 per bushel. I
B. Ciieathary I
Announcement.
T ^ r .
U J. H. Johnston, in former yeai
* connected withj leading Jewelry ei
tablishrnenls in the larger cities <
e North Carolina] and expert watct
? maker, jeweler and optician, i
, which lines he laf the recipient t
I several valuaVdjT?testimonials, h?
, rented a part Xn the liollingswort
piano store. jfhere he will be read
h to receive J&troiM about Friday Oi
* tober '21tlf and .apply in the futon
1 in an efficient manner, all needs 1
%. new arjf repair work at reasouabl
" prioesy *
; Meat - Marke
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r ?
I have re-oMned my/resh
meat marketun the i4ar of
my restaurant, where I will
keep a foil liny of fresh
meats and tijeers at all a<it
times. WheiK in need of
y same call oanse and I will
!- give yottr?d?s promrt atB
fcention.^ will deliver all "
J orders m towil 0 0
1 W /H HARRIS
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[ Death and Taxes
- Both must l>e met 41;' officii
life is Bearing ilie'y I s-, JThe lai
1 and my bondsmen \ivquire m? t
i collect all taxes duelany clear m
J official bond. \ /
If wig <1" not pay lfie, I will hav
1 to 1 v on your propmty at once.
i This is meant fop ewry.one wh
, has not paid all 'nixes Hue. I wil
j have a Deputy /t the voting plac
I in each Tawitiwif, "ti Ts-slav Oct
> 25th, 1910, \yth books! to collre
J taxes. I 1
1M. C. Kkahxev, Sheriff.
, Oct. 13, Wily.
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1 ^ _ I TO DEALERS
. - . ? . I If paaatfhal tiM m
J " |taH?afe<iiti?*arin?>
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; GO WANS I
King of Externals!
1 Is the tone Standard prepi
arotion\ universally and
| enthusiastically endorsed
by Doctor. Druggist, Lay>
man. GO WANS Cures
> Pneilmonta, Croup, Colds,
Coughs, Pleurisy and all
ailments mused from In
llammatiomor Congestion.
\ Oow/inst*reparation has one of
the targehf and most satisfactory
sales of kny preparation carried
in our stock. Hfo consider it a
r wonderful success\
TME MURRAY DRUG CO.,
> / Wholesale Druggists
Colurrfbia, S. C.t Julll I, 1910
; BUY TO-DAY! HAVE iriN THE HOME
5 . All UruAAlsta. $1. W 25c.
? GOWAN MEDICAL CO.. DUMAM. N. Q.
. fiuirtnUitl, aadmonir rtfusdad by your DtU|i?t
? I 1
Free
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Sample
Kemeay I ,
I I im anxious to
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I Keep What
Good crops are of no lasting benefit if you
>- you' Make your successful harvest do
>f live till the next one. .Bank your p
I. needs require and lee to it that
Q maining at theV end of a
proftt from tixr"
; this bank v
yor / mon
_ Give you everv consistent accomi lodation a
possible to mage your farr i investme
. / it ha ever doni
cit/zens bank,
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A I have more Shoes than rox
see my line btfori
3 I I have an;^t
a ?I want for
ant^Cl il
] Bradley Ic
II / Louisburg, i
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And Let l"a Introduce fc
Rexall . Tow s
j In them yon will, find quality and/quan
y to call your attention to our vdfiletdul
THE SCOGGNN D
JllE REXALL
II*1 S Flower Bu
Why Suff
have you become acquainted with the merits of
iment, and wifl with pleasure, send you a free
for man or beast, internal and external us<
do aO that is claimed hv it, or your money
Noah's Liniment is the Best Rem
Sciatica, Neuralgia, Lama Back, Stiff Jo
Colds, Sprains, Strains, Cii^s, Bums, Bru
and aO Nerve, Boqe and Muscle Aches ai
Noah's Lmiment is s^U at 25c
all dealers in pferficme. \
: TU casl at 4U riaht is an exact copr ?# oar fjmtrrs i trat
r- 4 th. - - - MA.I.TTi h.i^as fa ua..
2L alao the fact that the worth Noak'i Unlawit imyi a?
^ dhtimti * e jC*^4^L^"y
Cut this Coupon out and Mail,
Nou Mwthi, Richmond, Va.
yPWnee Mail Ma Free Sample of Noah'
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spend every year all that they bring
i more than merely enable you to
roceeda, check out as your
; there ia a aurplns reyeays
time?a' clear
Dusinesa. ;?
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nd co-opcrate with you in every way
mt pay greater dividends than
s before.
HENDERSON, N. C.
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d. It wtyKpay yoo to A
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&ing you X
n, Ladies i
dren I
i. Hicks
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ity combined. VPe wish especialij
talcum powder and toilet water
?UG COMPANY
store
lbs Galore.
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The Great Pain Remedy, '
sample on request. It i> good
e, and is positively guaranteed to
will be reiunded.
ledy for Rheumatism in all forms,
into and Muscles, Sore Throat,
ises, Colic, Cramps, Toothache,
ad Pains.
a
? 50c., and $1.00 per bottle by
le ?-aik which is used 00 hot Labd and cartonI
(be public should note this More purchasing, as
pear in ted ink. None Pennine without thcM
td by unscTupuiousdealen. We wOl promptly
loeth Remedy Co., |?c. Rich mood. Vs.
at once. ^TTirfTlh*7*0*
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