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I , M?pl?vil!e, N. C.
*igbt Pb*Q? No. 18-3 riogrt
J)R. ARTHUR HYNES FLEMING,
* Iwi^a Dentist,
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MmTla?]M. FWn.
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?J" H. A. MWBLL,
:PHTBiriAB
Looukarc. R.?. FAm* H?. 1S<
ptUSKURTOR HOTEL
if riwkllatoa. *. C.
M. A. ftpe?4, Proprietor.
-s., fMl Ut?t Ii Mtiflriloa
JJH C. M. BAIKI
1 MBTAL dfctOEO*
';V L**i*%anc, * C.
p H. MOI1
ATTOBRBT-AT-LAW1
H 4 LaalaAir*. N. 0.|
O?#r 0o?p?r A Btorn. Prom|ll
attention gtvan alt t*(Cn1 bmiiN* mlrtutei
I to m?
I . JJtt J. E. MALOBK
PHY?1C1\X and SUItQEON
Leniebnrtc, N. (J.
Ivrusov in rvrtr m\ nnMiav-Alston Urug IStore
- JJE. O. BV11T '
' PHYtlCUN and BLRBEON
jLesiakarg, N^C.
Office oTar P. S. JL K. K. Allen's Store
jJ-R. B. P. YARIOROUOH
PHTWlil m< BURttKO^i
Lenisbarn:. V. .
Office is A Biakett building
Night ealla auawwed from T. W. Biakatt'i
residence, phone M.
g B. MAMAS BUBO
. * ATTORNBY AT LA W
Leuietarg, N. C.
Will practise in all tha aborts ot the State
Offlaa ia Erarton Building
HAYWOOD RUFFIPf
ATTORNEY AT LAW
- iv| Loaiaburg, N. C.
Will practice In all courts of Franklin and
adjoining couutiea. also in the Supreme
Conrt and in tha United States District-ana
Circuit Ceurt. Office oyer Fire* National
Bank. ^
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rjl B. -WILDER
- ATTORNEY AT LAW
Loaiaburg, N. C.
Office on Main street in Cooper building.
gl'RUILL A HOLDEN
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
*1> * '**!- a . -"
yr\ ? Louiebnrg, N. C.
/ Will attend tbe courts of franklin. Yanre,
Granville, Warrei. aad Vbfe* counties, also
the Saprame Couit wrth Caralinn.
Prompt attention give* to collections (fir
in Spraill building.
IT. W. Blckett. R. B. Whit*
Louiftbqrf, Frasklistss, M. ' .
glCKETT A> WHITE
LAWYERS
Lonisbarg. If. C.
The iwtitlemtaft o? estate* for #x?nui-<irM, Admi
narrators aud Guardian* i* a upecialtj,
aa** \*>sbondn required by laUr i nn be
secured in ae srtire.
Office in Yarborough A JlirkeLt Imildiug
: MainTBtreet I
^ M. PERSON
^?s. ATTORNEY AT I.AW
Praet*? *11 courts. Office Main Street
Jjy H. j^ABBO ROUGH, Jr.
,';J^QRWET AT LAW
4 -Lomlrarff. If. (L
All 1***1 basinsss intRnstsd ts at "r*cei?e
prompt attention. rtfRcs in Egerton
Building:. ) m
. y F. ^jScK I
v J -yi CONTRACTOR Jkd BUILDER
, ' / ^ "Loatalrart. N. C.
Trading agent for all 4*ods of building supplies.
artistic Mantles-and Tiles. Architectural
designs sabaitfed.
DR FLORID
' DENTIST.
Bratrkliaton. N. 0..
J' Meat - Market
-.
, L have re-opened my fresh
meat market in the rear of
Jg!****""*"* where I will
- keep a full line of fresh
meatf and oysters at all
times. When in need of
same call on me and I will
( ft** foar orders prompt attention.
I will deliver ell
testes In town. 0 o
V| H HARRIS
! 'Last ssasn
1909 - TAXES
All persons owing taxes must set.
tie same at once. Conditions this
year are different and it is necessary
that I should close my connection
with the office of Sheriff. I cannot
send out personal notices, but give
this public notite that unless settle'
raent is made tmJanuary 1st, I shall
have to force secernent. I do not
wish to add any cost to anyone's
taxes but I trust everybody will un.
" derstand and appreciate the necessity
of ray acting. No further notice
will be given.
II. C. KEARNEY.
aFlRE
WORKS!
J. W. Kings Store
will be Headquar
^ ter? for all kinds
of fir# works.
x
Will Mention Few Oibor Thing
Just Roeoivod \
p 4
The H ?O Buek reheat floor in
12c pkg. Toasted com flakes 10c j
pkg. Quaker oats 11c pkg. Grits
I (new crop) 2 l-2c lb. l'earl hominy
> 2 l-2c lb. Fish roe 12? can. 31b standI
ard tomatoes 10c eaa. 21b standard
tomatoes 6c eaa. Best corn 10c caa.
. Kingan's reliable hams 20c lb. Kingan's
picnic hams 16 2-3e.
Lots of other kinds of can goods at bottom
prices, nice fresh line of candies,
always on hand. Apples, oranges,
bananas, raisins (loose,) seeded raisins,
- currents, eocoannts, shredded coeoanat,
olives, etc., staple line dry goads, shoes
mens negligee and work shirts, overalls
prices to suit all, give me a trial, I
guarantee jk> please yoa.
J. w. KING
"Why suffer with distressing,
nerve-racking
Neuralgia
when Noah's Liniment will
relieve you.
Quiets the nerves and scatters
the congestion.
One trial will convince you.
Noah's Liniment penetrates;
requires but little rubbing.
Here's the Proof
"I suffered about Ave yearn with neuralgia
and pain in my side. The pain"
was so severe I could not sleep. I tried
Noah's Liniment, and the first application
made me feel better than in many
years. I would not be without a bottle
of Noah's Liniment In the house. Mrs.
Martha A- See, Richmond, Va."
"My wife suffered for several years
with neuralgia and toothache. She used
about half a bottle of NoahV Liniment
and got immediate relief. J. S. Fisher,
Policeman, Hodger, S. C."
Noah's Llmljnest is the best remedy
for Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lame Back,
Stiff Joint*-and Mu.teles. Sore Throat,
Colds, Strains, Sprains, Cuts, Bruises,
Colic, Cramps, . *|i. ^
Neuralgia, Toothache
and all
Nerve, Bone and
Muscle Aches'and
Pains. The gen- fiTr
uine has Noah's
Ark on every
Saclcage. 25 cts.
old by dealers In lfAf :1
medicine. Sam- k If I
pie by mall tre* Am||IC
Noah Remedy Co.,
Richmond, Va,
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jwBl" BEJWLfC *
Nearly Anyon^May Secure a SplendiGrowth,
of Hair.
We liftve a remedy ihnt lias n rwori
of growing hair aud -curing baldnes
in 93 out of every <ases wher
used according to directions for a rea
sonable length of time.', That ma;
seem like a strong statement?it hi
and we mean It to be. 'and no on
should doubt it until they have put ou
claims to an actual test.
We are so certain Rex&U "93" Hal
Tonic will cure dandruff, prevent bald
n?M, stimulate the scalp and hair root:
atop falling hair and grow new ball
that we personally give our posltlv
guarantee to refund every penny pal
ua for it In every instance where 1
does not give entire satisfaction to th
user.
Rexall "93" Hair Tonic Is as pleaaan
to use as clear spring water. It la d?
llghtfully perfumed, and does no
grease or gum the hair. Two slsef
50c. and" $1.00. With onr guarante
back of it, you certainly take no risk
Sold only at our store?The Rexall Store
The Scoggin Drug Co.
!gowans1
a King of Externals
KSells itself wherever?
Wintroduced. Imitators t
ahdve tried to imitate, |
a and substitution has j
II been attemntpd Rut I
once GO WANS always
Gdwans for inflammation
and congestion.
It gives us pleasure to recommend
Go wans Preparation for
Inflammation, especiaf/.v of the
throat and chest, Wc have sold
Go wans Preparation for many
years and never had a complaint.
HURLING TON DRUG CO..
Burlington, N. C.
BUY TO-DAY! HAVE IT IN THE HOME
All Draiilats. 9L 50?. 25e.
GOWAN MEDICAL CO.. OURHAM, N.* C. '
6iirant??d. tad mmaj rifiHitf by T*" |rag|lt|
B^mi n?ii iiB
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INTERNATIONAL
DICTIONARY
The OulyWesr cmaktidcad dio!
tionary i* iuciy yaara.
Contcias LSm* yiik and ??MiM
! cf na eulkaritatiya library.
! Cov?m <??td ?f knowlcdc?.
A* Xa?yelapadia ia a
IMW:.
I "ho Oalj tiietiwaery witk tke
>1 V<rw S>irtA+? Pa?c.
. j iiOyOOO irmrim. 2700 Pa*M.
i ouyu uuMiMi. Cast arer
' hftlf ft milU*a 4o11um.
,; Post yau>6?U as this most ra!j
morkablo simgla raluma.
p?p,r sad
MQd free
ZmM met
MRS. JOE PERSON'S
^HIEMEDY
A Sale, Sure and Reliable Care far Ec
zema, Scrofula, Old Sores aad All
Traables Rttslrini from ! pan,
Impovortcbed ar
Paiaaaad Blaod.
For nearly forty years this great rented;
h?s been depended noon for relief nnd cur*
la eases ef rhionlc ludigehl ion, Dyspepsia
Stomach Trouble, Nervousness, Rheums
tism, Catarrh, Female Troubles and Blooi
peison, and It hn? never yet failed.
Aa a Ionic, Alterative, Blood ParlAer o
Nervine it always gives perfect satlsfac
tloa, and in "run-down" renditions In hotl
men and women It is ahsohiiely witbon
au enuah Nervous Frustration and Iusoni
nia yield te It readily.
Mrs. Joe reraon's Remedy Is aelentlflraH:
compounded from Mrlctly vegetable tngre
dients of great medleinnl properties. and 1
absolutely harmless. It positively contalru
no opiate or narretlc of any klfid. m
Iodide of FoYasstuin or other niluerHl
nothing that will Injure <n auy way.
Sufferers from any of the above?afflh*
ttona are urged to try this great Remedy
!??> not despair because you lmv# trie
other remeriieu and found no relief. Do no
lose hope because doctors ha\e given jroi
no benefit. Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy hold"
out to von health, and life, and happiness
if you will but accent It.
We make no extravagant claims n1
"galck enros," or that "one bottle wll
Hare you." In* chronic ease* ^referred to
it way take several bottles to effect a per
wituent en re-bat this Remedy will euv<
yea If tob Jnst give it a chaace.
Write to no for testimonials frona llvlnj
wjlaeeeee-people who were offlcted jnvi
m you may or?people whe were Jaat a#
hopeless and dUcea raged aa yen are. l>il
who are aew la per feet heellti. and glad 1?
hell all eeSertsg mortals hew Mrs. Jo'
J?erwn's Beaaedv - rnred them Tbeso t ?
thecals is are ef-recent date, end you rr?
.write t* B*theas for full information
But doo't delay 1-eflnnlng Ireoltuwaw
start aew aad yea will noon be eured
la "asea of external trouble, itifleiumr.
ttOQ.^ulceratlea or Urlilng humor. os
Wash akoald he seed In connection t the
Remedy.' %
For sale bv draggiata. er aapplWd o>r?em
receipt ot price, tl.it per Pottle; U>
ilea for St'tt; 1 doaeu by express pis*;v..~
for K1IS hy
bm. jh nmri unit a., titmii. a i
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1 SUNDAY SCHOOL.
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i Lesson XIII.?Fourth Quarter, For
" Dec. 25, 1910.
[ THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
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r Text of ihe Lesson, Luke il, 6-20.
r Memory Verse?, 13, 14?Golden Text*
i Luke ii, 11?Commentary Prepared
, by Rev. D. M. Steams.
* " "Ni ..
r? Ar_ the review suggested for today
6 Is wholly concerning some events In
4 tpe last week of Bis earthly sojourn,
i* His death and His resurrection, we
e cannot do better than to take the
Christmas lesson suggested, as lie
* was made of a woman, made under
s the law. to redeem them that were
* under the law (Gal. It. 4. 5). This
' was all In the fullness of time, and
e when another fullness of time shall
u have come He will come again to TulAll
all that Is written of His kingdom
and glory as literally as at His first
coming He fulfilled all that was writ*
ten of His humiliation. All nations
I will be ^hjoved as far as need be to
I bring about the events connected with
1 Ills return, as at the first Caesar was
I moved, he knew not why. to decree
f that nil fire .world should be enrolled.
A Jewish decree- would require only
5 the men to go (Ex. kxlll, 17). but It is
J evident thnt the Romans-decree res
quired women as 'well as mctC -JIad
t He been put to death by the Jews it-.
u would have been by storting, but the
\ predietlon required crucifixion (Ps.
j xxli, 10). and tlie Romans were in
1 power at UN death as well as nt His
ii birth thnt nil S^pln??,^r.
< > wini'iuic Uii^UI UL" I Ilk*
filed. I)r. P'.erson says that "all history
is His story," and It must be true
that all events in all nations are working
out the eternal purpose which has
been purposed in Christ Jesus.
Doubtless many a Jewislr woman
coveted to be the one of whom *sa.
vil, 14, spake, but It was reserved for
this humble maiden of Nazareth to be
thus honored. It had to be some one
of the tribe of Judah. and the birth
had to be In Bethlehem (Gen. xlix, 10;
Mlc. v, 2). This had been decreed centuries
before?yea, before the world
waa. So they came to Bethlehem, to
the same city to which Ruth came
. with Naomi and where David afterIward
kept his father's sheep. But the
guest chamber - was not ready; therp.
was no room for them in the inn.
These words "inn" and "guest chamber"
(verse 7 and xxii. 11) are the
same words and. I think, used only in
these two places. (Look It up. I have
no Greek concordance at hand.) Can
you truly say "There la room in my
heart, Lord Jesus, room for Thee?"
From the story of Hagnr in Gen. xvl
all the way to Rev. xxii, 10, how fas
.cinating is the record of heavenly mlm.
fetra by those who hearken unto >be
voice of His word and do His pleasure
(Ps. ciit;\2Q-2L). How conrfofung the
assurance of Heb. i. 14^tHat they are
still ministertbg to ur'and have constant
access to djir^Father in heaven
(Matt, xvili. lOr In our laat lostfon.
on his resurrection. I noticed (but, I
think. dkTnot write it) that He did not
shoye^Himself alike to the chief priests
^pda to Pilate, but only to Hia otvp fol'
lowers, who., as n rule, were the lowly |
ones of earth. So here the angels
t-uiue, uui 10 any great ones or earm,
but to those who as to their occupation
followed in the steps of Abel. Jacob.
Moses, David and others. I often think ,
of Zeph. lii. 12. "I will also leave in the
midst of thee an afflicted and poor people,
and they shall trust in the name
of the Lord." and also of Matt., v, 3.
"Blessed are the poor in spirit, for
theirs Is the kingdom of heaven."
now precious are the "fear nots" of
angels and of the Lord from Genesis
to Revelation! But they are only
precious as we appropriate them and
in them hear His voice to us individ
ually. Does the saying "good tidings
of great Joy" still hold good? If so,
| where are the joyful people who rejoice
with joy unspeakable and live to
mnL-Ptho tMinyg known to all people.
Then hear the multitude of the neavenly
host as they praise God and say,
" "Glory to God in the highest, and on
earth peace, good will toward men"
(verse 14). Note that "glory to God"
must be first always, whether it be
I church or missionary work or indlvidj
ual service. The Lord alone must be
J | exalted. We must cry. as the ser
apuiiu anil cueniuiin uo. "noey. noiy.
i holy is the I^ord of Hosts!" "Holy.
holy. holy. Lord God Almighty" (Tsa.
T. vl, 3; Rev. iv. Si. That will sink our
J society, denomination or church cocn.
pietely out >f sight If only the earth
may be filled with His glory. All ofl
ferings. like those of the wise men.
; will then be unto Him rnther thnn
D unto any particular work for the
" work's sake. All our service and even
. our eating and drinking should be to
; the end that God may In all things be
t glorified through Jesus Christ (I Pet.
J lr, 11; I Cor. x. 31). The angels went
, away into heaven (verse 15). It
. sounds easy, but who can do It? Men
I are being honored by nations today If
they can stay a few hours In the ait
i and move from place to place. The
. shepherds unquestionlngly believed the
t angels' message, went and found as
I they had said and then made it known
? abroad, glorifying and praising Clod
for all the things they had heard and
een. The people wondered as they
heard, but Mary kept all in her heart
and pondered them. It Is cnly as we
keep In our hearts and ponder the
things of God that we will be in any
degree benefited. It Is only as we
moss that the Ore will burn, and we
will speak that we may b* refreshed
(Ps. xxxlx, t; Job xxxtl, 30).
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The Famous
Does Not Strain the Eyes
Don't use a small, concentrated.light \
Kj- L. over one shoulder. It puts an unequal a
\ ) strain on your eyes. Use a diffused, soft,
p \ mellow light that cannot flicker, that equal/
\ ires the work of the eyes, such as tbp Rayo
f \ Lamp give*, and avoid eye strain.
/ \ The Rayo it designed to give the v ..
1beet light, and it does.
' It has a strong, durable shade-holder
that is held firm and true. A new burner
2 gives added strength. Made of solid
brass and finished in nickel. Easy to
keep polished. The Rayo is krw priced,
bat no other lamp gives s besssr light at
Otaoe si Rayo User, Always One. ,
?l I Sill tWSw?.a?lSrS>W*>^^
Standard Ctfl Company yV
ff ? HHBBpjKV
LdA so jrowB ago are as good as new to-day and have never needed I
rapeira. Think mt it! ^
J Wkat other rvoflng will last as long and look as weltf I >
They're fireprsst. atormproof and very easily lai<k I ?? .,? yS~
They cam be laid right over wood shingles, if necessary, without ere- I /
actng dirt or is convenience. ( . I
For prices pad other detailed information apply to |
M. r. MOUCK, Louiaburg^N-C
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The , Racket Store *
T*u niflm a new Ma* at Dress Goods, Cloaks, Coat SoitM, Fteeatsss and Skirts.
y' ? -a
j Special Showing of
Christmas Goods Under The
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RACKET
Broryhody cordially invited bo see then. Doors open every night at 7;30.
Mm. Ball hot jest gotten back from the north with some special bargains and
it will bo to year iotowet to eomc and get what you want befoTo they are ali ?one
MRS. A JVL HALL
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In Each Issue <?f The Franklin Times I Win Have Something
of Interest Regarding
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF
NEW - YORK
I invite inquiries regarding the New Standard Annual Dividend Policies of The
Mil til ft 1 Lifa with thft M#iir?neft that anw hncinooa ?- ?:M' 1
-- ? ??- ? ?oawwro CUUUBMU IV UIO Will, ildVC
R.P.TAYLOR *SrL Louisburg, N. C.
i|?^i KS*WS?
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I SHOES 1
A hare mere ShoM than room. It will pay you t A
^ ae? my line before you buy. A
I I have anything you I
4 want for Men, Ladies i
t and Children t
f 1 .
Brantley G. Hicks 3
Louisburg. N. C.
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