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Friday. March 17, 1911.
And Raleigh is going to try for a
eommiasion form of government.
I1" j 1 r ' '* - '> I| -hlirnn'
'lame (looks" around the Whito
House makes the place seem .like a
barnyard,
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Vvill the women voters of Kan
saa, now that they have the franohise,
take the hen for their emblem
instead ot, the rooster?.
West Virginia will have to pay
her share of the old $30,000,000
debt of Virginia, which the United
States Supremo Court decides is
7 182,507.
Elinor Gltn says that she fears
the world does not understand her.
Perhaps some of the librarians did
not understand "Three Weeks", but
they suppressed it.
It looks dark for Diaz in Mexico,
but the United States should give
the other faction a fair field and no
taror, for they appear to be fighting
for their freedom rule
The Republicans having ruined
our Merchant Marine through protection
and other legislation, it will
be the duty and the -fleasure of the
Democrats to try and revive it.
Tna United States Supreme
'Court in a unanimous opinion on
Monday upheld the corporation tax.
The opinion was written by Associate
Justice Day and is in detailThe
Movement of troops by the
United States to the Borders of
Mexico seems to be assuming broad
dimensions. At present there is
no telling what will be the outcome.
The Weather Bureau has gone
back to its old plan of 25 years ago
and only predicts "probably" this or
that, just as it used to do when
"Old l'robabilites" was the predictor.
Baluhqer and the President
both seem to have feared impeachment
proceedings against Ballinger
by ihe new Democratic House, and
that whitewash would not now be so
available.
France has declared, through
the new Ministry, that she is for
peace?if she has to tight for it;
while a policy of pacification is endorsed
it is to be backed up by a
"strong army".
Thb way the Democratic Congrera
will look at it will probably be that
the Ballinger coat of whitewash will
rot-stink, and they?will?dauh hhrrj
a , I
with a coat of tar?if they discover
that he deserves it.
The young inert will be flocking
back to the fartn if Mis. O. 11. 1'. |
Belmont's plan for a school of f irin- j
ing tor young women proves a sue- ]
cess and the girls are goodlooking ;
enough to attract the boys.
Tariff reciprocity is a two-eJgcdj
word, and as far as the agreement!
with Canada is concerned it inay be
a good deal of a boomerang. It
might prick the inflated balloon of
farm land piiceg in the Weat.
How will this country get along
without Aldrich, Hale, Depew, Bur
rows, Carter and other Republican
Senators who have been discarded?
1c is safe to bet that they all think
that popular government is a failure.
Tim Potter's Union of Crooksyllle,
Ohio, decided that Carnegie's
money is tainted and protested
against the aooeptanoe^jof $20,000
. from him to build a Carnegie public
library. ! hoee highly protected
potters hare not much advantage
over Oenegie as far ae tariff tainted
money ? concerned.
gjiiiik,.
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Thb Supreme Court says Norman
Isiwis must be executed in the fact
that they refuse to grant him a ne"
trial.
Governor Ross, of Massachusetts,!
thinks that the progressive faction
of the Republican party will join
hands with the progressive Democrats'
and that the Republican leaders
by voting for l.orimer and opposing
progressive legislation have
sounded their own death knell.
Iw thn rnrt.nl modiHearp.i^ pf ^
Southern Cattle Quarantine we no
tice S'oong the thirty counties ia
six states that have bean released in
whole and in part, the counties of
Franklin and Wake There was
only six counties released in the State ,
and all ot these were entirely turned !
looae.
Tim February edition of the j
Wake Forest, Student was a very |
creditable publication. It contained [
the photos of our publio men who !
graduated at this institution among
whom we noticed some of our
most prominent men in todays
governmental affairs. We take j
pleasure in mentioning the faet j
that the management of this publication
is in charge of Mr. M. Eaton .
Winston, a Franklin county boy, and \
formerly from Louisbnrg.
TESTED AND PROVEN
There Is a Heap of Solace in Be-1
ins Able to Depend Upon a j
neu-narneo deputation.
For months Louisburg readers
have seen the constant expression*
of praise for Doan's Kidney pills,
and read about the good work they
have done in this locality. Not another
remedy ever produced such
convincing proof of merit.
Mrs. B. F. Biggs, 412 Andrews
Ave., Henderson' N. I'., says: I suffered
intensely from backache and
pains in my loins and I could not get
m) proper rest at night. Whenever
I attempted to stoop or lift, sharp
pains seized me and I was in such
bad shape that I could sot remain j
on my feet any length af time. I;
wore plasters, but they did not help
me to any exiehl and filially a kidney
weakness rnalVa its Appearance.
When I read about Moan's Kidney !
Fills, I obtained a bocKand since i
using them I have hal more |
aches or pains and my ladnsysSmve
been normal [ment givesJJ
February 4, 1908.) I I
A SECOND STATEMENT
On December 12,1 1910, Mrs.:
Biggs said: I gladly conhsm my<
former statement, regarding Doan's j
Kidney Pills. I hava not had any
trouble from my kidaeya or back for jl
a long time and my/health has been j
ot the beat." j
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburo Co., New'
York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name?Doan's?
j and take no other.
Card of Thanks.
U... mTuh to .rpriu lh.-r.iigh the [
columns of the Times oar heartfelt j
! thanks to our neighbors and friends)
for their kindness daring oar wife,
and mother'* death. No words can !
express our thanks and apprecia- i
finn for the favors and tender;
thoughtfu'.n.es rendered us during
the sad hoars.
F. T. Thombkkon,
W. R. TllOMEItSON.
Bekta Thomkrson.
Of course you want t le best seed
irish potatoes. You will find them at
the right price at B^slgy Alston -Drag
Company.
FREE?Call and see how to gfcVa 25c
, package Morris Dixie, ho se cattle^utd
poultry powder. Beasley Alston DriifSr
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LANI SALE. I
By virtue of the owe- of sale con- j
tained in a certain mortgage deed exe-1
cuted by W. H. Pr reft and wife, M.Y. 1
l'rivett taJ. M. El ngton and recorded
in book ?HL pag 480, Registry of j
Franklin cointy ( efaalt having been i
made in the payhM t of the indebted-1
IMSS thereby secur 1,1 will on Saturday, .
the 15th day of >aril, 19(1, at the:
courthouse door ii LouUburg, sell "at.
public auction tot a highest bidder for:
cash the following described parcel of
land in Harris townsbipXFranklin
county, North CaAlina, to-trit:\.
Beginning at tie bridge where the
Louisburg road trostes Little River,'
thence along saiifroad s. 88 d W100 ft.;
thence s 61 d WIWT ft. to the X road
thence along Ydbngsrille road s 29 1-4.
1*0 ft; theoca, leaving road a76. ? 1010
ft. to Lltte Ri??r; thence np said Ritmr
Kj'tdf. ' a.'aSBSiv'gsgs
I ' ELLy^wowr Mortgagee.
I BIckett & White, Attys.
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Suggestive Questions
On the Sanday School Lisson by
Rev. Dr. Uucott for the International
Press Bible Question
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March 28th - 1911.
Golden Text?Happy is that pro
pie whose God is the Lord. I'd
144.15.
The Following revleW IUU> be uaid
ax a complete leaaon in itself or as a
review of the twelve preceding lea
sous.
The date and title of each lesson,
where found, the Golden Text, and
one question from each lesson follow.
Jan. 1. The Kingdom Divided.
I Kings xti:24. Golden Text?He
that walketh with the vrise shall be
wise: but a companion of fools shall
l>e destroyed. Prov. xiii:20.
(1.) Verses 12-25?What resulted
from Rehoboam's answer, >and what
would probably have been the result
if he had granted the request of the
people ? .
Jan. 8. Jeroboam Makes Idols
for Israel to Worship. I Kings xit:25
?xii:6. Golden Text?Thou shalt
hot make unto thee any graven im[Continued
on Bight Page]
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Dr. S. Rappoit of Durham, will
be at Louisburgy,aty tbe Louisburg
Hotel, Wed, Mar, ad, for one day
only. Dr. Rapport wilb^t your eyes
with glasses correctlw and gwgiantee
satisfaction in qualityVnd work.
NOTICE.
In accordance with thk power of sale
in a certain mortgage peed made by
Elijah Alston and wife tp me which is
of record in Franklin county in Book
152 at page ZJ2, default having been
made in the pa^tnent tie rein named I
will on Monday, Mhtfh 127, 1911, offer
for sale at public aucbiai at the court
house door in LouisburfV^o the highest
bidder for cash the tracP\pf land adjoining
the J. T. Neal land ayd others,
containing 21 1-3 acres J TinsXract adjoins
the lands advertised by X, B.
Thomas and wife to be sold the game
day and with that would make a desirbv,
ble farm. February 2b, 1911.
R. H. Grifhin, Mortgagee
Thos. B. Wilder, Att\j.
Headquarters
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