Professional Card
pR. JOEL WHITAKEU
Practice limited to diseases of Kyc, Ljr
Nose and'l'lirout. InjLouisburg first
Monday in eucli ii:onth|
1811.Mil IIA V18 I
ARCHITECT
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Luuisburg, N.
Suburban properties lal<l out for development.
leveling ami drainage
,work, General Survey in
?jR. ARTHUR HYNES FLEMING,;
Surgeon Dentist*
Office in Ford Building, Main and Nash street,
Louisburg, N. C.
Hours: 9 to 4:30. Phone No.UO.
JJU. H. A. NEW km, |
PHYfclClAlfc
Loulsburg. N: f. \ ' Phone No. I5fl
"jp It AN KLIN TON HOTCLI
I niuklintonlN C.
H. A Speed, Prqp ietor
Good Liverv in c<mi iwtiftn
j^K. C. H. BANKS I
DENTAL 8UK(# JON
I''/ui*burg, N. 0.
OtH?* in liictcn Building. I?>in Street.
p H. COOKE
ATTORN EY-AT-UA W
Louisborg, N. D.
Over I'ooper k Pleasant* $iofe. Prompt
attention given all legal buslketH entrusted
to mo . |I
DR. J. E. MALONK, ijlipt. Health
Louisburg, Ml C.
Office in Aycock Drug Sure, Market
Street. Office practical Surgery
and consultatipji.
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PUVS1CUN uod SujauEOX
Louisburg, X. C'|
Office mvr P. S. A K. K. Allan's Store
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l\R. It, K. YAKBOROUUKl
I'llY.SI* IAN aq?1 SLitfKON
Louisburir. M.l'. I
t'jflce in Varbirough Jt Dm:kitt buiMir.fr.
Niirbt calls answered f.om W Ktckettc
resilience. phone 74. .
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g U. MASSES BUlttt
ATTORNEY AT (*A ?T
Louisburg. N. jL*. *
Wili pr i in all ;heeour*? otithe State
Mtirp in Kgartou Building
WM. H IY Wool) UL'r'FIN F~~
AT TO DS BY AT-LAW
Lonisburir. N.-C. ?
Will practice Id all court* of Franklin and
adjoining comities. also in the Supreme
t'ourt and in the United Stakes Di trict and
Circuit Court. Office over "Firi?t National
Dank. I .
rjl 11. WILDER
ATTORNEY ;ATi|LAW I
Louinburg. X. 1C. .
Ollw ou .Main rtreet iu Cooper building.
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S PRL'I LI. A HOLDEN 1 .
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,\Tri)ltNKIf4 AT Law
Lnuisburg. *N.?C.
Will attend the court sol , {nnklin. Vance,
Granville. Warreu and ..icounti s. alan
the Supreme Coutt orth C roliun.
Prompt attention given to collection i tH.
in Spt nil) building.
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. T. W. Bickvtt. fe. D. W Lite
L'juirtbur^, S.L. Fro nklintorj. X. 0
glCKETT .V WHITE
LAWYERS
Loul?burg:, Is".
The settlement o> estates tor >XMtil'.oi -Ad
rninint rafors arid (luardi iris i diuiIh i , sppc
iaifcy. an-' ''P bonds required by law ?n b<
secured in ne otttce.
Office in Yarboroiifch & H rketi In ilditijj
Maiii street
M. PERSON
ATTORNEY AT ,AA
Louisburit. N. I
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Practice in all courts Offic< on MoinlStreet
W" II. YARBOROIJOH, ir.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Lonislmnr NO
All l?>x il lni?in?M iVm*r*d mi ra? "i opiv?
proinut attention, tiffioi in E [crtoi
Building.
M p- K f
CO.NTKACTUK and WILDES
l.ouisburiz. N C7
Trading agent for all kinds buddi or fcup
plies, artistic Mantles and j riles. A-chibc
fcural deaimx suunoitted.
DR FC RID
A DENTISl
Franklinton, |. C.,
E. A. RO iERS
Tinworh er.
Louisburg, I . C.
Will make eetimates oil a: y )ol
Work Guaranteed. C II or writi
wl on in noed of anyt ling in
line ? . .
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"MY BLOOD IN
FINE CONDITION"
' Every sufferer from Blood Poison should
read what Mm. G. p. Medllu, of Weldon, |
N. C.. says />f her experience: *'1 was a
terrible sufferer from Blood Poison. If the
skin would be broken, the flesh would be- I
1 come Inflamed, Itch and burn, and develop I
Into sores. Before the birth of one of my
children, my whole body became fearfully
swollen, and I was In a serious condition '
generally. I used Mrs. Joe Person's Bern- ,
edy and it cured me. My blood is In fine
condition. 1 believe If It had not been for |
Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy I would have
< died. Its value Is priceless/'
| Away back In the days of Moses It was ,
said, ,4In the blood thereof Is the life,"
' and never were truer words spoken. This
vital fluid Is the essence of life and health,
aud when it becomes! impure, Impover-1
lshed or poisoned the (result is debility, I
weakness, Iom of vitality, energy and Jlfe
Itself, without good blfod, good health to!
Impossible. , - 1 / 1
MRS. JOE PERSON'S REMEDY
Is a anre specific for a 1 troubles due to 1
impure. Impoverished at 1 polsqped blood,
such as Eczema, Old 8< res, Sofofula, and
the loog train of atten ant Ailments, Including
Indigestion, D; ipepsla, Stomach
Troubles, Nervousness, Rhiromatlsm, Catarrh.
Female Troubles, indr general "rundown
conditions In bott men and women.
It feeds the blood, dri eft out every vestige
of poison, tones up Ahe neryous system,
induces sound and refreshing sleep,
and brings the entire ) ody beck to Its
natural healthy conditio! ,
Mrs. Joe Person's He nedy is scientifically
prepared from fu ely vegetable ingredients.
It positively- contains no opiate
or narcotic of any kinq, Ao Iodide of Potassium
or other minerali-mst a compound of
helpful herbs, nature's, own remedy for human
ltfs. V
As a Tonic, Alterative. Blood purifier or
Nervine, it has no equal. It gulckly conqners
Nervous Prostration and Insomnia.
We don't care how many doctors have
said you couldn't be cured?Mrs. Joe Person's
Remedy will cure you If you will
only rive it a chance, write us for testimonials
from people who expected long
ago to be dead, but are living today and
glad to tell how this Remedy cured them.
lit cases of externa! trouble, inflammation.
ulceration or itching linmor, our
Wash should be used with the Remedy.
For sale by druggists, or supplied direct
on receipt of price. $1.00 per bottle; 0 bottles
for $5.00; 1 dozen by express prepaid
for $10.00, by " 0
mm. jw Ftrnri mma bum. a. c.
I Repeating7e J
I^^^P^^^This is built'
settled districts,
, where good range/end killir-; 1
power are desircdJ with safe;/
I to the neighborhood.
The -20 is a light, quickhandling,
finclV-balanced repeater,
with the solid t\ry closed-in breech
and side ejection failures which make
, ZTZarfin guns scfiAand agreeable
use and certain in action. I
.1 . i It is m?de to uie thftnowerful r.ewhlr!i
velocity smokeless loaYls with jacketed )
bullets as well As the Well-known black I
1 powder and low preosur^ smokeless cort- ?
. ridges, and Is the ideal r:Hc for tarr.ft wcrk, i
1 'or wopdchucks, reese,
hnwks. foxes, etc., up
to 300 yarc.s.
^IBIbJI This rifle and ammurition,
and all other
/TZarUn repeaters, are
fully described in our
136-pngc catalog. Free
for 3 stamr-3 postage7Xe
772ar/in /2s ixirs/LS G>.y
42 Willow Street. NTW rlfiVEN. CGWK.
Joseph Yarborough
TA# I
Tr, A W TVT??1
I Xli JL.4../ jL . XI Cell
TV i'lA
BuiMmg^
I am prepared Ao do your pressing,
cleaning ancVtailoring at verv reason"
abte rates. IM\ work guaranteen. Give
? mo a trial ahd 1' will please you.
' Phone No. 159
Rempval Notice
After August 1st I will move my
stock of FurniturVlo the?Wj- I*. Neal
i & Co's. building oVMainstrect and
will enlarge mv stockSlnd carry an upt
to-date line of all kln/\ of furniture.
. Call and see me both iefdye and after
moving for bargains/ \
/Jjto. S. llOWEI-I.
For Rcrtt Cheap
11 I Have
Four Brick Stores
For ikent
One on Nash Street next to
Beasley-Alston )rug Company
and three belo v the Racket
store, also on N ish Street. The
above can be rei ted by the first
of August. I c ccupy the one
next to Nthe Beasley-Alston
Drug Co., bb^B ill give possession
at once. ^
I am Also Goii g to Close Out
all my Men's a d Womqns slippers
w ly down s.
UNDER - COSTV
500 Shirts at 31 1-3 per cent urK
der cost. 1 ain closing out ev-\
erything under cost. Come on \
and get a a tire building, buy \
me out if yom want to at a dis>
count. Thepe stores will be
, rented chaaf>.
r J. P I Winston.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
Lesson J/.?Thir:1 Cuarier, Foi
July 30. 1911.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES
Text of the Lesson. II Chron. xxxiv, 14
33?Memory Verse, 21?Golden Tex1
Ps. cxix, 11?Commentary Prepare*
by Rev. D. M. Stearns.
We are still Jn the reign of goo<
King Josiah. and the benrt of this lea
son is a book, tlie book of tbe law o
the Lord by Moses, a book concernlnj
which we reud In Josh. I. 8, "Thl
book of tbe law sbali not depart ou
of tby mouth, but thou aba it medltat
therein day and night, thai thou may
est observe to do according to all tha
Is written therein, for then tbou shal
make thy way prosperous, and thei
thou shalt have good success." It 1
also written of tbe blessed man ii
Ps. i, 2, "His delight Is in the la^
of the Lord, and in Ills law doth h
meditate day and bight."
No one rejoiced more than Jeremial
over the fluding of this book, for h
said. "Thy words were fouud. and
did eat them, and Thy word was unb
me the joy and rejoicing of min
heart, for 1 am called by Tby name
Lord God of hosts." David could say
"1 rejoice at Thy word as one tha
flnityth great spoil" (Ps. cxix. 162). 1
bur henrts are right with God nothlnj
in all the world will be so precious b
us us tbe word of God. Not only wll
our hearts burn within us when th
Spirit opens to us the Scriptures, bu
there will be a boiling or bubbllni
up as we hear of things touching th
King (Luke xxlv, 32; Ps. xlv, 1).
There is but one principal person L
all the book from Genesis to Revela
tlon, even the one who said: "Lo,
come?in the volume of the book it 1
written of me. 1 delight to do th;
will. O my God! Yea. thy law 1
within my heart" (Ps. xl, 7. 8). I
was for Him that Josiah was king
sitting upon His throne as His repr
sentative (1 Chron. xxlx. 23; II Chrov
ix. 8). and tbe finding of this bool
must have been to Josiah like a spe
cial message from Jehovah. It wa
in connection with the repairing o
the house of the Lord thnt the bool
was found, and we are reminded o
Hosea vi. 3. "Then shall we know i
we follow on to know the Lord." Jo
siah was earnestly doing the best h>
knew when by this book the Lord re
vealed Himself more fully. It is b;
His word that the Lord always re
veals Himself (I Sam. ill. *21). He i
! the Living Word, and He reveals Him
| self to us by nis written word, ii
| which we see Him and know Him.
When the king heard the words o
' the book as they were rend to him b:
Shaphnn. the scribe! he rent his clothes
for he saw therein his sin and th
sin of his people and that great wratl
from the Lord was*?upon them be
cause they had not kept .the word o
the Lord to do after all that wai
written in the book trerse 21). Then
I was a prophetess in Jerusalem name<
Huldah. and to her they went to in
quire of the Lord concerning thesi
matters. Let all believing women t?
encouraged by this and by the remem
brance of Priscilla instructing Apol
los and by the fact that the first res
urrection message was given by thi
Lord Jesus to a woman and that tin
j first proclamation of the gospel it
Europe was at a woman's praye
meeting and al9o by the story o
Philip's daughters and by Ps. lxviii
11. Itev. Ver.. to let the Lord use then
I as nis witnesses as He may lead. Thi
seeming prohibitions in several place!
j refer to order Instead of confusion
i and to this day in some of the easten
i churches the women babble in tinn
[ of service and even call their hus
bands by name and ask questioni
which ought to b<? asked at home in
I stead of disturbing the congregation
Let all who are taught of the Lor<
hold themselves ready to teach othert
at every opportunity, for if ever then
was a time when true witnesses wen
needed it is now. when women as wel
as men are being bo used by the devi
against the truth.
now grand to hear this woman oi
uoa nay. "mus snltti tne Lord God 01
Inrael. tell ye the man that sent yoi
to me" (verse 23i. To a true serv
ant of the Lord lie Is nil. and t<
please Him Is everything; men ar<
nothing except they glorify God. Sei
the Lord's commendation of Joslah It
verse 27, and note his tender heart
his humility nnd true penitence, ant
note In Ibs. Ivll, 15. that He wh<
dwells In tbo high and holy place als<
dwells with him who 7s of a bumbli
and contrite spirit.
Joslah promptly gathered priesti
and Levltes and all the people, greal
and small, and rend In their ears al
the words of the book of the covenant
and there they made a covenant be
fore the Lord to serve Him as He re
quired with all their heart and soul
and all the days of Joslah they de
J parted not from following the Lord
the God of their fathers.
In such men ns Jeroboam and Ahat
and Manasseh we see how much evt
ofte man can do and how farreachlng
tpe results, but In such men as Here
klah, JehoehaphaL and Joslah we set
what God can do through even suet
Imperfect mjn If only sincerely obedl
ent to Him. As this Is our last stud]
of Joslah. we mnst not fall to notlci
his groat pasaover. the like of whlcl
had not been seen In Israel since th<
days of Samuel (chapter xxxv, 18)
.That leads on to the pessover whlcl
ur Lord Jesus so greatly desired tc
keep with His disciples and to Its fu
tore fulfillment In His kingdom (Luk<
nil. IB, ML
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H3W TO CURE RHEUMATISM
- It Im An Internal Disease And Re1
quires An Internal lie me d jr.
The causo of rheumatism and kindred
diseases Is an excess of uric acid h*-+ho
[* blood. To cure this terrible disease this
acid must be expelled and the system so
regulated that no more acid will be
formed In excessivo quantities. Rheumatism
Is an Internal dlseaso and /equlres
an internal remedy. RUBBIhfo with
* Oils and Unlm^nts WILL NOJ CURE,
affords only temporary reliejr at best,
causes you to delay the p^per treatment,
and allows^ the malady to get a
firmer hold on yoa. Linlmyms may "ease
j the pain, but thav willyfto more cure
Rheumatism than balntywlll change the
fiber of rotten wood. /
j Science has at lajt discovered a perfect
and complete dUfe, which is called
" Rheumaclde. Tested m hundreds of cases,
f It has effected the mOpt marvelous cures;
, we believe It will cum you. Rheumaclde
6 gets at the Joints fron^ the Inside, sweeps
8 the poisons out of thes system, tones up
t the stomach, regulates the livfcr and '
Q kidneys and makes you well all over.
Rheumaclde strikes the root of the dis"
ease and removes Its cause. This splen*
did remedy Is sold by druggists and
t dealers generally at 50c. and $l a bottle,
1 In Tablet form at 25c. and 50c. a package.
B Wrlto to Bobbin Chemical Co.. Baltimore.
Md. Booklet free. Tablets sent
1 by mail.
Pointed Paragraphs.
9 It's hard work for some people to get
* sufficient rest.
a It's poor policy to turn a deaf ear to
e the telephone.
* One way to make money fast is to
* nail it to the floor.
; Everybody offers explanations, but
5 few people believe them.
0 If vou want to make good there is no
1 time like the present.
t It sometimes happens that long serg
mons mean a short pastorate,
e If a man happens to be good looking
he thinks that will carry him through.
You can't tell what is going to come
j out until the investigating committee
b gets through.
y The honeymoon is on tHe whne when
9 the bride stoos tellinc thin.. ..<1 s.
* gins to ask questions.'
^ CHICHESTER SPILLS
s DIAMOND BRAND
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i- LADIES |
_ A?k romr Dr?.rr??t for/CHI CHE3-TERS A
P DIAMOND bKANDxfXLLS ia Rr.o and/A
i. Gold metallic b >*clL seeled vrith Blue(0)
Ribbon. Takc ?*o Ausr.. Borof tobp\V
V DrvcneUt and ask fJA< ni.CUUA-TClt S V
U DIAMOND nil AND IM 1,1.6, for twrntT-fir3
y:ara regarded oa Eefct.Sdtet, Always Reliable.
9 10LD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
> EVERYWHERE SB? j
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' The North Carolina
e College of Agriculture and
I Mechanic / Arts
a The State'i IiyGustriai College
j Four-year c\urstiB~iin Agriculture; j
in civil, electrioalAind mechanical engineering:
in inWstrial Chemistry; in
B cotton manufacturing and dyeing. Two
? year course in /nechanic arts and in
- textile art. One-year course in agri
culture. These courses are both praci
tical and .scientific. Examinations fori
0 admission are held at all county seats
e on July 1:1. For catalog address.
1 TDK REiiWTRAR, W. Raleigh. N. C.
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r AMERICAN BEAUTY
j CORSETS ^g|
5 Are the culmination y
3 ot corset excellence?^J
the product of iTfbWl
j Intelligent and ap
3 puea reasoning^-/ VYVA I /# \
i honest and V WW J I
directed effqrta-vthe (uilV\ I
results could1, not be I'M \ \
different than they UjS|\\ y
are?corsets <M fctylfgh IftU I
lines and Mshloriable llffiltr'd
proportions./ \ \ Jl UJ |I
Not a better corset
can be made for the 'ft,
money. We carry In stocK. all of
the latest, stunning, modish effects.
I
American Beauty corsets
ONE DOLLAR UP
MRlC A. M. HALL. Louisburg, N. C.
1
Spring Bedding Plants
for BeautifVing the
Yard. Alio Pecqratrre
! Plants foR/the House
; CHOXCpajUT
; -.FLOWERS.1
For weddingi/and all social events
1 Floral offerings arranged in the
' most artistisstyle at short notice
Mail, telephone and telegraph
I f orders promptly executed by
! J. L. O'QDENN & CO.
I ; RALCKjM, N. C.
1 Buildings covered lover twenty ycats ago are as good as new
and have never needed repairs. Fireproof ? Stormproof?Handsome?
Inexpensive. If or further detailed information apply to
M. f. HOUCK, Louisburg, N.C.
1911 July ,1st, 1911
rrr? * * ^
Our savings department inaugurates a new interest period in this department,
and all deposits made during the fiitst/five days bear interest at the rate of 4
per ceni compound semi-annually, Qertificat of deposit bearing interest from
date of issUe are furnished by this t^n\, which provides a {convenient form of
investment for those who want a syrong successful bank tn cam fnr their
J-V :v*
THE CITIZENS BANK
HENOERSON \*. C.
THjE
VIRGIN]/A I iAY :
(XaiANl WEW, ya "
The most popular]Summer Hotel in t\)A Virginia Coast will be open for guests
On June/15th, 1911
Its fifth season under the same manbjrement. Operated by a Franklin County
boy. The Virginia Bay is hf&aAuarters for Franklin County people.
Arrange'to Speildjr^ur Vacation With Us
And we assurejyou that everything possible will be done for the comfort and
pleasure of you?elf and family during your stay.
For Rates aqfd Other information Write
JNO'. A. TUCKER, Mgr.
Eastern Carolina Teachers Training
School
A State School to Train T(ichers for the Public Schools of
Noj4h Carolina.
-T?[
Every energy is directed to tnis one purpose Tuition free to all who agree to
teach. Fall term begins September 2?th, 1911. For catalogue and other information,
address '-^3, \
Robert H. Wrjght, President.
GreenvilVe, N. C..
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GOOD NEWS FOR EVERYBODY
, , i? .
I have just received 50 dozen Jpairs of the tbin Lisle Hose and half H?se, the
kind you have been paying 25c for/. My prieeTftc. Another gro'ce of the dime
Safty Razors 10. Embroidery and Insertion reduced to 5c and $50 worth sample
line of Jewelry, some artietes worth going at 10c. Lantern and Lamp Chimneys
the 10c kind at 5c and hundreds <(f other articles at half the regular price.
Come and see and you will be sure to buy.
J. H. JOHNSON
Proprietor of the 5 and 10 Cents Store.
I Sickness Is
I Unnecessary 11 >MW8i
to demonstrate the / j( I
value of the telephone / n J |J
in the farm home. In ,
any emergency the telephone
performs a func- \\
tion which no other agency \
can equal. The doctor can pe I
called quicker than t^e ho^se can
be hitched up. Neighbors can be summoned
instantly. It is invaluafo/e for the convenience and
protection of the housewife. I
<J BbA information about our
l jplanwrite to nearest manager
Farmers' Line Department
Home\Teleplt?ne I
& Telegraph Co. I