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Mapleville, N. C.
Night Phane Na. 48-3 rings
T}R. ARTHUR HYNES FLEMING,
SurfdtB 9?nti<t,
Office In Ywr4 Mm mm4 Nuh atreet.
LouUbur*. N. C.
Hours: I to 4M. PWm A. *" *
JJR. H. A. NEWELL,
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Louisburc, N. f. . Fhsns Ns. 150
pRANKLlKTOW HOTEL
K. C.
R. A tlfiO, Proprietor.
Good Hverv is ssnsscfion
JJK. C. I. B1IU
DERTAL ORGEON
N. 0.
Office in Hieka BoilffisR. Main Street.
p H. COOKE
ATTORREI-AT-LAWi
Louisbnrf, N.
Over Cooper A Pleasants 8torc. Prompt !
attention K'ven all le^al business entrusted
to me
|^R. J. E. MALONE
PHYSICIAN" and SURUEON
Louisburte, N.
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Ktm-e 10 rear el ifuasiev-Alston.Drug Store.
JJH 9. P. BURT ..
PHYSICIAN and BURGEON
,-Louieburg, N.?C.
Office over P. 9. A K. *K. Allen's Store
?JR. R. F. YARBOROUGH
PHY8PUAN and 80 RGEONj
Lonieburr, N. f.
Office in Yacb?rww<h A Biekett building.
Night calls nnawored from T. W. Pickett's
residence, phone 74.
TJ B. MA9BENBURG
ATTORNEY AT LA A
< Louisburg, N. C.
Will practice iu all the court* ot the State
Office in Egerton UuildiuK
"^"M. HAYWOOD UCFFIN J
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Louisburg, N. C.
? Will practice In all conrts oJ Frunkfin and
'adjoining coauties. also in the Supreme
Court and in the United States District and
Circuit Court. Office oyer First National
U Bank.
B. WILDER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Louisburg, N. C.
Office on Main street in Cooper building.
gPRUILL A HOLDEN
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Louisburg, N. C.
Will attend the courts o* I4 ranklin. Ynui-e:Qranville,
Warren and Wjlli counties, also
the Snpreme Coutt North Carolina.
Prompt attention giveu to collections 'the
in Spruill building.
T. W. Bickett. ^ R. B. White
Louisburg, N."t". Ff'anklintou. N. .
JgICKETTWWHITE f /
LAWYERS
Louisburg, N. 0.
The settlement o? estates for executors. Administrators
and Guardians is made a specialty,
an'1 " ehonds required hy law * en be
secured in ne office. . '
Office io Ynrboro.ugh A liirkHI l>nfuliug
MainTfltreef
M. PERSON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
. Louisburg. N . 0
Practice in all cnarte. Office a* Main Street
"^y H. YARBOROIJGK, Jr.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Louie burg. N. 0.
All legal bueineee intrusted t* mi -r*ceiee
prompt attention. office in Egerton
Building.
P. HOOGK
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
; Louisburg. N. C.
Trading agent for all kinds of building supplies.
artistic Mantles and Tiles. Architectural
designs submitted.
DR FORD
DENTIST.
Franklinton, N. 0.,
Meat - Market
I l ave re-opened my fresh
meat market in the rear of
my restaurant where I will
keep a full line of fresh
meats and oysters at all
times. When (n need of
same call on me and I will
jive yonr orders prompt attention.
I will deliver all .
orders In town. 0 0
W H HARRIS
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Farmers should eat
more oatmeal.
Although the firmer of today is able
| to buy almost anything he wanfs to
I wear or to eat he isn't paying enough
; attention to food raises when it comes
to his own table.
If he has been watching the extensive
reeearchee sad experiments on
the question of the best human food
for muscle and hraia he will heed the
advice from alt rides to "eat mora
Quaker Oari."
Quaker Oats is ate at ion ed because
it is reeagaiaad in Ms coaatry and
Europe as the beet of all oatmeals.
Tceding farm hands on Quaker Oal
means getting mere week oat of. them
than if yoa teed them on anything
else.
It is packed in regular airs packages,
and in hermetically sealed tins
for hot climates. a ^
MILLIONS OF -LIVES. .
An Awful Toll Collected by Consumption?Many
Unnecessary Deaths.
If people could only understand that
systematic catarrh Is an internal disease
that external applications cuunot
cure, t^ey would not need to be warned
often about this malady, which,
when neglected, paves the way oftentimes
for consumption, at the cos>t of
millions of Urea every year. Yet catarrh
may be cured, if the right treatment
is employed.
The only way to successfully' treat
catarrh Is by employing a medicine
which is absorbed and carried by the
blood to-all parts of the system, so
that the mucous membrane 'or* in tor mil
lining iof the body is toned up trad
made capable of resisting the Infection
of consumption amfotber dis/nses.
Wo have 11 renredy prepared' from
the prescription of a physician who
for thirty yenrs studied and t6ade catarrh
n anwliilfv ' >i iIa twkni/n
was a patient restored to health In
every case where hit treatment was
followed as prescribe I. Tnat remedy
is Rexall Mucu-Tone. We/are so positive
that it will com >letmy overcome
catarrh in nil its various forms,
whether acute or c ironic, that we
promise to return eve^y/penny paid us
for the medicine in elpery case where
it fails or for any reason does not satisfy
the user.
We want you to try Rexall MucuTone
on our recommendation and guarantee.
Wft_are right here where yon
live, and you do not contract any obligation
or risk when you try Rexall
Mucu-Tone on our ftifiifantee. We
have Rexall Mucu-Tone In two sizes.
50 cents and $1.00. Very often the
taking of one 50-oenr bottle Is sufficient
to make a marked Impression
upon the case. Of course in chronic
cases n longer treatment Is necessary.
The average in such iustancosJ
| is three $f.G0 bottles. Remember
| you can """YibYnln** Rexall Remedies
| only at our store?The Rexnll Store
The Scoggin Drue Co.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO TOWN TAX PAYERS
? The commissioners of the town of
Louisburg have ordered me to make
immediate collection of the taxes due
the town regardless of means. See me
in the next few days and lets settle
same without further cost and trouble.
D, C. HIGH,
Town Tax Colleeter
J. P. Winston
Wishes Everybody
a Happy
and Prosperous
New Year
And hoping they will oome to see
him at the old W. P. Neal stand on
Main street.
LOUISBURG COLEGE
North Carolina
A school for giris and young
women owned by the North Carolina
Conference. It offers
healthful conditions. A happv
home. Christian influences. A
liberal culture, s -thorough education
at moderate cost. Special
care given to younger girls.
Preparatory Department 7
Collegiate Department,
With Thirteen Schools 1
Normal Department J
For full information, addreeaJf
Pres.;* D. ALLEN, TJ
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Lesson II.?First Quarter, For
Jan. 8. 1911.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
Text of the Leeeon, I King* xii, 25, to
xiii, 8?Memery Vertei, 28-90?-Qoldon
T^xt, Ex. xx, 4?Commentary Pre?
parW by Rev. D. M. 8teern?.
Ail the predictions and foreshadowing*
of Script ere and their fulfillments
should bo of the greatest possible intcrest
to every child of God. and before
w# lee re the story of llehoboam
' we should notice that in the fifth year
of his feign, or Just about thirty-four ?
years after the temple was completed,
It was plundered by Shishak. king of I
Egypt. Compare I Kings vi, 38. and '
II Chron. xii, 2. 0. In John 11. 19-21, the
Lord Jesus spoke of Himself as the
temple and of His death and reeurrection.
and He must have been about
thlrty-fonr yeurs of age when He was
crucified. , ?c
In the lesson of today we are introduced
to Jeroboam, son of Nebat
the first king of the ten tribes, and
afterward spoken of over twenty times
as the man who made Israel to sin. j
and this he did deliberately, although J
be had been told that the kingdom had
been divided and part of It given to
him because of this very sin of ldola- =
try on the part of Solomon (chapter
xi, 81-38). He had also been told that
if he would do right In the sight of the
Lord the Lord would be with him and
build him a sure bouse. ^
He seems, however, to have had no
confidence in the assurance of the
Lord, but was afraid that If the people
went to Jerusalem to offer sacri- V
flee in the house of the Lord the king- J
dom would return to the house of Da- t1
vid. So he took counsel.and made two
calves of gold, placing one in Bethel v
and one In Dan, for the people to worship
and said. "Behold thy gods, O Israel.
which brought thee up out of the i\
land of Egypt" (verse 28). There is an
evil one, the devil, who hates the liv- rr
ing and true God and His word and
His people and ever seeks to have h
people worship him instead of God. Whatever
is not the worship of God is w
the worship of the devil "and of de- ^
mons, and all Idolatry is of the devil
(Deut. xxxH,'10, 17; I Cor. x, 20; Ps. d
cvl. 35-37). The great deceiver and
enemy of God and man sought to have si
even the Son of God worship him and
to that end offered Him all the kingdome
of the world and the glory of
them (Matt. \,v, 8-10). He will ere this
age closes, but after the church has "*
' been caught away, possess a man
whom all the world will worship except
those whose names are In the
book of life (Rev. xiil. 4-8). This Jeroboam
and all others from Cain onward
to the antichrist of "the last days, who
do not believe God and therefore do J
believe the devil, are all one family
and on their way to the place prepared
for the devil and his angels (Matt
xxv, 41).
In verse 28 we read that the king
took counsel, but it was certainly not
of God, reminding us of lea. xxx, 1. 2;
vili, 9, 10, for it is only the counsel
of-the Lord that stands (Ps. xxxiii, 10.
11). The whole thing was a device of
his own heart, like the false prophets
of Jer. rrtll, 10, 28. whom the Lord did
not send, and therefore the devil did.
Throe of the places* mentioned in our
lesson were places of the greatest possible
interest to a child of God. and if
?j*?r<juuam oaa Doon sucn tie could not
but have profited greatly by,the recollection
of what had happened there.
Two of them. Shechem and Bethel,
would have reminded him of an altar
unto the Lord and of the Lord's appearing
to Abraham and to Jacob X
(Gen. xll and xxvlll). At Pcnuel or *
Penlel the Lord wrestled with Jacob,
humbled him and gave him his new
name of Israel, and Jacob said. "I -C
have seen God face to face" (Gen.
xxxll). At Shechem Joshua delivered
his farewell address to IsraeJ. which ?
might have done Jeroboam good If he
could have read It, for he greatly needed
such words.
There also the body of Joseph was ^
burled, which the children of Israel
brought out of Egypt (Josh. xxlv).
And there the Lord Jesus sat on Ja- \
cob's well and saved the woman of
Samaria (John lv) and afterward
many others. Dan was the northern Q
boundary of the land, and Bethel was
in the south of the ten tribes, so that
Jeroboam might be said to have fill- 4ed
the land with Idolatry from north ^
to south. How fearful and -horrible!
(Jer. ; 80. 31.) The prophet Ahljah
was commissioned to tell Jeroboam by Xi
the mouth of his wife that because
of his sin the Lord would root up Israel
out of the land and scatter them
beyond the river (chapter xiv. 12-16).
If an expression can be a key to a
chapter, then chapter xlll Is the greatest
"man of God" chapter In the Bible,
for the title Is found there fifteen
times, though the name of the man of
God Is not given.
It is a marvelous record and a most
solemn warning not to believe even an I
angtl nor a prophet, however vener-1
able. If his testimony is contrary to
the word of God. It may be that the
Apost'e Paul had it in mind when he,
by the Spirit, wrote Gal. 1, a In chapter
*111, 2, we hare Josiah. the king,
mentioned by name about 300 years
before he was born, and the fulfillment
of this prediction concerning Mm
la recorded In II Kings xxlii, 15-17.
May this prediction anff fulfillment 1
strengthen us to believe firmly that 1
every prediction In Scripture shall be
as literally fulfilled. Bead carefully
this wonderful chapter.
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Last Ifotice
1909 - TAXES
All persons owing taxes must sete
same nt once. Conditions this
ear are different and'it is necessary
bat I should close my connection
rith the office of Sheriff. I cannot
and out personal notices, but give
lis public notioe that unless settlelent
is made by January 1st, I shall
ave to force settlement. I do not
ish to add any cost to anyohe's
ixes but I trust everybody will unerstand
and appreciate the neceaty
of my acting. ^To further noce
will be given. /
H. C./KEARNEY.
laving purchased
aipied by J* W. H<
>f furniture in sar
Can have some i
vill sell anything
>rder to save the (
ime to secure soi
aerry Christmas
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I will move mv stock
ne as early after January 1st, as
'epairs made. In the mean time I
in my store at a reduced price in
)ost of moving same. Now is your
ne real bargains. Wishing you a
and Happy New Year.
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