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QR. ARTHUR HYNES FLEMING.
Surgeon Doutlnf)
Office in Ford Building, Main and Nash street.
Louisburg. N. C.
Hours:? to 4:30. Phone No. 40. ^
jjn. H. A. NEWELL, v ^ "
t PHYSICIAN
Louieburg. N. C. -'hone No. 150
TjMlA NIC LINTON HOTEL
Frnnkliuton. N, C.
R. A Speed, Propt etor.
U?>od Llverr in con lection
IJIC. C U. BANKS
| DENTAL SURG JON
ii i. w r _
otti'V in E^ickn Building, '? '? Street.
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p II. COXjjKE
at|tornet-at-] aw
jLonisbarg, N. J.
Over C?opc(r Jt Pleasant* : tore. Prompt
attention'girkn nil legal hue oe?e entrutttud
to me -~j
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JUL J. E. iM ALONE
PUY: ICIAN nyd SU IGKON
Louisburg. N.
OIH riu rear bf Bonnie y-Alet >u Drug Store.
mi. 8. P. BURT
PHYSICIAN A ad S "HO BON
\ .ouiaburg, N. C.
Office o*?r 1 . S. ?l Tv. K Allen'a Store
mi. " F yarboroi gh
PHYSII1AN mill S iUHEO.M
?. LDuiuliurc;. ' . C.
Office in Varbilrt>?^!i A iiokert building.
Night calle nniiMHrtnJ f on T. W. Kirkett'*
residence, |?honoT74.
jg b. masseLburg
ATT'.* B VET AT LV.r ,
Louiiburg, N C.
Nfill prictiee in ?III thi? cou1V1 o? the Stute
Office in Egerton Building
HAYWOOD RUFFW
ATTORNEY AT I1AW
i " Loninlnrg, N. CA
Will practice in nil rourtu of Franklin and
adjoining couurie4 alno in tie Supreme
Court en I in rho Urflted State* District und
Circuit Court. Offiie oyer Fireb National
Hunk. | \
Til II. WILDER 1 |
ATTOUNEV AT LAW
Lonteburar, N. C.
Office on Main utroetin Cooper b lilding.
gPRUILL A HuLdAn
ATTORNEYS IT LAW
Louieburg .'Yi. C.
Will attend the court* of V ranklii , Vance.
Ornnvill*. War re, and 1. counftieM. al*<?
the Supreme Com t wrth 'arolinn.
Prompt attaution given to cfcllectu in die
in Spiuill building. \
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T.W. Bickett. r\b. f Idla
LouiaLnrg, N. I. "ranldiot ?u. V.
jglCKFJTT A. WHITE N \
LAWYERS \
Louie burg, N. \
The eettlernent o? eet?*tee tor exeinil nr. Admini-d
ratora and Onardiaue i* mad i a *|m>c*
ialty, an-' bonds Required by Ir v ?eii be
eecured in ne office. \
Office in Yarhorongh & lliekri i f I.Vilditig
Main street I \
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M. PERSON / \
Ari'UKaKI A l' liA HI \
Louiaburir. N. C J \ '
Practice in all courts Office on t1>iiu Street ('
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TO H. YARBOROUGH, Ar^ *
ATTORNEY AT l/AW \s
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Louisbiirir, N. I' B
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All Ic?ta1 busine** infcm*t??l to m? receive 11
prompt attention. office# in Egp.r*6n f
Building. i " #?
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CONTRACTOR nmbtJITII.TlER- / j]
l.nuiflnitix, n. C,
Trad I na: air?nt for all kicfa of buiMirfr nup- C,
pliea. artistic Mantle* and Tilery ^frchltec- t<
tnral design* nubrnit.tftd/ J 0
DR F^OF^D I
DEN|IST. f a
Frankliutfn. If. C., ti
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Joseph Yarborough
tajlor j
A. T/XNeal ;
BuildtiigX I
I am prepared to /ojyoor. pressing, *
oleanine and tallorfcgj at very reason- ci
able rates. All w*k gnaranteen. Givd e(
me a trial and 1 mil please yon. tl
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SUNDAY SCHOOL.
.esson I.?Second Quarter, For
April 2, 1911.
rHE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.'
Text of tho Lesson, II Kings v, 1*14.
Memory Verses, 13, 14?Golden Text, !
Its. xlv, 22?Commentary Prepared
by Rev. D. M. Stearns.
It Is a most interesting and profitable
itudy to search out iri the Old Testanent
all the people and the events
vhleh the Lord Jesus mentioned in Ilia
:eaehing and to remember that Jesus i
>f the New Testament Is none other
has the Lord Ood of the prophets,
srhose goings rorth hA44 Dfifl Iiuurtrf->ld,
from the days ef eternity (Mic. v,
2, margin). In Luke It, 27, He menlew
bath Naaman and Elisha. nud of
course that inelndes the little maid
>f Israel and all the other people aud
neldeuts ef tha story.
In chapter It, S. we read of a great
woman, and ^iow it is a great ma^
tnd heaarable, a deliverer and mighty
man of falor, but a leper. He was a
rreat man In the eyes of his fellows,
but had he lived in Israel he would
lave had to live without tho eainp.
Leprosy Is a wonderful type of sin,
ind, it matters not how great a man
may be in other men's eyes, if he is
Hi unsaved sinner he is a child of
wrath, dead in sins, without Christ
ind without God (Eph. ii, 1, .7, 12), and
those who die in that condition are
forever shut out (Rev. xxi, 8, 27). In
is seemingly strange ways ns the Lord
urougnt neming to rsaaman He still <
wins sinners to Himself. lie may use
i captive maid, humble servants, waters
of Jordan, etc.. but He is always
seeking to save the lostr not willing
that any should~p?rish (II Pet. ill. 9).
The little captive maid stolen away
from her home might have so hated
her captors as to wish them evil and
he glad that Naaman was a leper, but
she evidently had the spirit of Him
who taught to love our enemies and
to be subject even to perverse people
[Matt, v, 44; I Pet. il, 18). So she
pitied Tfaaman and told of the prophet I
in Samaria, of whom she knew or had !
heard many wonderful things. From
the slowness of believers to tell of the
fiord Jesus and His wonderful redemption
the world has a right to conclude
that they hare nothing wonderful to
tell.
The result of the little maid's testimony
was that the king of Syria sent
N'aaman to the king of Israel with a
letter and a lot of silver and gold and
raiment, asking from the king health
for his servant. There was a double .
mistake in sending to the king In- ,
stead of the prophet and in supposing ,
that money could purchase heaven's
yifts. The maid had spoken of the 1
prophet in Samaria, not the king, and '
* true prophet Is a spokesman for
Hod. But royalty can only deal with
royalty and. as a ruie, has no use for
poor men even If they arc prophets.
Such pride .must be laid low before
Hod can help such people.
The king of Israel thought that the
;ing of Syria was seeking a quarrel
with him In raaklug, such a request,
tbd-hc rent his clothes. Elisbh, hearng
of it, said to the king, "Let blm
ome now to me, and he shall know
hat there Is a prophet in Israel.** So
S'aaman came in all his pomp and
pride to the door of the house of ^
31 is ha, thinking that the prophet would
nake a display of his ,pqwcr/nnd In
lorno ^trikinc wnv hirti I
-Vhen the prophet did no? deign even t
o come to the door, but sent n mes- c
icngcr, saying, "Go nnd wash in Jor- J
Inn seven times, nnd thy flesh shall [
roine ngnin to thee, and thou shalt
>e clean," Naaman was so angry that t
le turned and went away in a rage. t
When we remember ^that even Abra- c
lam's thoughts brought him4 trouble j
Gen. xx. 11) and Mary's supposing c
;ave her three days of sorrow (Luke 1;
lf 44-4G) we do not wonder so much 11
t the result of Naaman's thoughts. *
ilmple faith in God and prompt obedi- f
nee is the only safe way. Servants j,
ometimes have more sense than their r
aasters, and so it proved in this c.asc, ^
or, as they reasoned with Nan in an
hat he would gladly have done some
reat thing, then why not do this aim- f
le thing? lie went and did us Elisha
ad said, and his flesh became frs the
lesh of a little child, nnd he was clean. ?
There wah no special value or efficay
In the waters of Jordan, but it was
o Njmman a lesson in humility nnd g
bedfence and submission to the true
lod. In the matter of salvation for
he sinner there Is only one way, one 7
ame. one sacrifice, one nww?lnna l^innri
nd be who disdains it cannot bo sav(3.
Naaman, being healed, returned *!
:> Elisha with a good confession, "Be- 1
old, now I know that there is no *
rod In all the earth but In Israel" (15), u
nd he would fain have rewarded the ?
rophet. How grand Is the dignity of ^
tie soul that can tprn down earth's b
liver and gold and say to such as li
faaman, "As the Lord liveth-before ^
rhom I stand I will receive none."
tompare Gen. xiv, 22-23; Dau^, v, 17.
ee also the rich young ruler who was J
lid by our Lord to give all that he had ^
i the poor (Luke xyiil, 22) und then \v
illow Jesus, thus revealing to him
Is own heart, and that his possessions S
rere his god, and that ho was break- C
lg the first commandment. I expect
iat Judas Iscariot was troubled by ^
nr Lord's words to the rich ruler, and
re are quite certain that Gehazi was
doubled by Eftsfia's rejection of Naainn's
wealth. Consider the result of 0
is covetouaness (verso 27) and re- fl
letibber the words of our Lord In Luke
II, 16, "Take heed and beware of w
ivetousnees, for a. man's life consist- J1
di not . in the abundance of the ^
dngs which he posseeseth."
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No doubt Poftti ouster-General
Riloiicovk \toiild? if he could ?
do)il>l'* the j?o?*t:?ge on nil infturgMfit
Kepuhfarilll HHWr? .Hid WtfH/.iues
?nd t" iiwrcii political
emergency in wlucii His part* is eiii?u
f. d he w??ti 1 i ( !:fti>l?T *i favor
if ?n \nitb would vll lum I. .v.ntr-vuppresij
tl i? Do ocr i'i* i-r s*.
"Why sWfer w th distressing,
nerve-racaing
Neuralgia
when Noah's Uinimcnt will
relieve you. \
Quiets the ni rve\ and scatters
the conges ion.\
One trial wil convmce you.
Noah's Liniin nt penVrates;
requires but lit le rubbing.
Here's the Prooh
"I Buffered about f ve yean wlt\ neuralgia
and pain in ny side. TheXpain
was so severe I coul I not sleep. I Yried
Noah's Liniment, an 1 the first application
made mo feel b ?tter than in m&iy
years. I would not >e without a botNo
oi Noah's Liniment n the house. Mr\
Martha A. See, Ric mond, Va." \
"My wife suffero* for several years
with neuralgia and toothache. She used
about half a bottle of Noah'u Liniment
and got immediate elief. J. S. Fisher,
Policeman, Hodges, S. C." |
Nonh's Liniment is the. best remedy
'or Xthe"ma 11 S :latlca. Lamo Back.
Stiff Joints and M jscles, Sore Throat,
Colds, Strains, Spfalns, Cuts. Bruises.
Colic, Cramps,/ jikL
Neuralgia, Tooth-I ^ CITt^T^.
ache and all/ T * 1* t
Nerve, Bone and/ UJ^ .
Muscle Aches ana
Pains. The gen- 'ih
uine has Noah's fW?/iV
Ark on every Uyay
package. 25 cts.
Sold by dealers in 1[|T 1 E Ha
medicine. Sampie
by mail tree.
Noah Remedy Co.,
Richmond, Va.
Of course yQU want thf best seed
rish potatoes. YouSwill find them at
ihe right price at BenatewAlston Drug
FREE?Call and see howto get a 25c
package Morris Dixie, Aor*\catlle and
poultry powder. Beat^ey-Alston Drug
Company. J
D M1NI STR ATOR' S~ NOTI CE.
Having qualified as administrator of
he estate of Marina Berry, deceased,
ate of Fran Win count/ notice is Tierejy
given to ak persorfs holding claims
igainst said estate ty exhibit the same
jo me on or before February 17th 1912
>r this notice w\ll be plead in bar of
heir recovery All persons indebted to
{aid estate will plpase make immediate
jayment This February 17th, 1911.
J>>R. Collie, Adm'r
of Marina Perry Dec'd
N. II. Yarboroueh, JvAtt'yT.AMn
CATV
By virtue of the power of sale con^ s
ained in a certain mortgage deed executed
bv J A. Turner)and wife, B. H.
rurner to Wmi B?ley/and recorder in ,
>ook 142, page 287, registry ofXFrank- Jt
in county, default having Jrffen made "
n tne payment o/ thv4ndebtedness
hereby secured, 1/ wtfr on Saturday,
he 18th day of }larch. 1911, at the
court house door itarLouisburg, sell at
mblic auction to the highest bidder for
cash the following described parcel of .
and in the town of Louisburg. Frank- .
in county, State of N C. Situated- on
he north side of Nash street, between* ?
lie lot of Paul Griffin and the Carlisle t
tome lot, and being the lot conveyed I
iy J K Carlile and wife to J A Turner,
efcrence to which deed is hereby made
This 14th day of February, 1911.
Wra. Bailky.
for Farmers & Merchants Bank
lickett & White, Attys.
The above sale was postponed until
londay, April 3rd, 1911.
itate of North Carolina, I
Department of State, f
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
o All to Whom These Presents May _
Come?Greeting :
Whereas, It appears to my satisfacion,
by duly authenticated record of
he proceedings for the voluntary dis- p
olution thereof by the unanimous eonent
of all tha sff>/?mnMora tl
? v,vvnuuiuvio, UOUUOIICU
i my office, that the B. W. Ballard jl?
Company, a corporation of this State, 9'
hose principal offiee 1s situated in the '
ownrof Franklinfon, County of Frank- 0
n, f tate of Jforth Carolina, B. \V. 88
lalla d the a^ent therein and in charge
here if, upon whom process may be
erve 1, yfa complied with the requirelent
j/t Chapter 21, Kevisal of 1905,
htitMi "Corporation," preliminary to ?
he issuing of this Certificate of Dissoition
:
Now, Therefore. I, .1. Bryan Grimes,
ecreta y of State of the State of North gi
arolina, do hereby certify that the bj
rid corpioration did, on the 1st day of re
larch, 1911, file in my offioe a duly ex- at
suted and attested consent in .writing til
i the dissolution of said corporation, he
xecuted by all the stockholders there- M
f, which said consent and- the record tr
f the proceedings aforesaid are now on nc
le in my said office as provided by law. to
In Testimony Whereof, 1 have hereto Pi
st my hand and affixed my official seal, J.
t Raleigh, this 1st day of March, A. D. be
111. it
J. Bryan Grimes,
Secretary of State. Tl
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F
w?
That there is mc
| Analysis is proven coi
|y obtained every year fi
& TheyWe made from
K actualXfield experime
K - requfrv, and not
R formulating. J
. ? j Evqry ingnfcdieiU
j| selected V>r ityplai^P
Work to aVj ajrthe fro\
~"|| 'plant fertilWed vSth 1
|| / regular fi^rX sj^outin
H ( AslyyouryWealer
J| \ see th/ the/trade-m
|a When you m be thi?\^?
\ (\ you are setting the
I ROYSTE^ Fish Fert
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6 I? FACTORIES AN!
. N/RFOER. VA. tarbor
IV ll ^BALTIMORE, MD. MACOh
U/y * COLUMBUS. GA.
horses
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Just received a fresh car i
Sound and
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I^mcc now on hand|fifty head for next'-weeAc. Come and
;ave an ofti^r as I am going West January tw4nty-eighth to
; dont suit, aftd. even if the pricejdon'tj suit^lon't take it.
ash, however wilk^ake a note. 7
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N. /
Tust received a car load of
ull stock of harness. Yo
k. p.
If you need a horse or mule for God's sal
there may be a chance for me to make a I
NOTICE. ' | .
Having qualified as administaator of .%??..T??T?
lien Denton, deceased, this is to no-; ?
fy all persona^boldinarlaims against
lid estate O^prcpent them to the_un- \
reigned on\of befmre March 17th,!
112, or this nklice ^fli be plead in bar V V T*|gt
their recovery- Al( persons owing \\/ gllgr-%,
lid estate wfll cotrfe forward at once WW 1111 ffl
id mate settlement. This March 17th, * " %*!
dl. JoHNTuckkr,
Admr.
NOTICE Thp Mfltfl
In accordance with the power of sale 11V 1'IUIUI
yen in a certain Mortgage Deed made
r Haywood Williams which is of ?
cord in Franklin county in Book 174 _ .
page IB; the undersigned wil sell to IV
e highest bidder for cash at the court
use door in Louisburg^ N. C.. oil Through me in Septei
ondav, Marclwiwtb, mi, Mac certain i910 the Mutual Lifo i
act of land Acon^mtng ft 1-B acre of ?<>? wooo
>ar GentreyillK lying on tMa Warren- 1
n road adjoiniij^he lands \of Lewis For information in
;rry, hlnah Alston, R. H. fy-illin and
T. New. Th^ property fs well tim- n _ _ r
:red and haa a comfortable hOuae on If U I AVI ill
This February 23rd, 1911. ' ?% r . I /II LUI
A. B.Thomas and Wife, Mtg. ???
loa. B. Wilder, Atty. WW'TWWWi
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froqr ready -reference /fj
food value, and has its m ,
per time, therefore the IfI [
^OYSTER good; Is fed 'j '
for Royater goods and M
you know that |j
genuine and original '/jft
iUAN^SCOMPANY, %
I. GA SPARTANBURG. C. q, %
MONTGOMERY, AwA.
& Mules
of young mules/and horse
WellBroke
r
iee them next week and if you don't find what you want
bay 100 head, and will buy you just what you want and if x_
I will take all the risk and-sell on timo, but rather have the ~
wagons and buggies and a
ur Mend
HILL
ce don't buy until J can whisper to you
little and yon savQ a little.
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The Lajfce
tn H./ Waddell
oiXLomsburg
Too\oui J policy in
r\ I I 5 P/*/l ^
ai Luc / insurance company
lEVy -? /ORK
nbOr 190$ and paid one promiu\of $82.50. On August 15,
throtJtfdrie paid tbiyfclaim amounndg to $5016,36, being facs
an months dividend $16,36. \
full regardin^ythe Mutual Life Pohgies, se or vrite
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