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??" ? *?i - 1 OWB Till, *1.00 IX MOUTHS, - - 06 inn mouths, S6 ? ? Fkidat. Sept. 15, 1911. i " i i -I Ali. are going to the circus Mon day; are vouT , Hepobts from the crop conditions are more favorable the past few days. The crop of peas on the court square has oeen cut, and the.- results are all right. The merry-go-round and the African Dip are doing the most business in town now-a-days. Doh't miss seeing the Fkanklik Timks next week?somebody is going to get $650 pres. The prohibition election in Maine on last Monday resulted iu a victory for t the prohibitionists io s majority of 500, Instead of 1400 for the wets as first reported. it is greatly to the credit o%the many officials who are taking action against the moving picture concerns who are attempting to put on the pictures of Beulah Binford. Gov. KltCBOt appointed H. A. Foushe, of the firm of Manning A Foushae, of Durham,to the Superior OourtJudgeship to fill the vacancy caused by (fit' resignation of Judge {.^rawf0^ Biggs. There is a great deal of kicking against the pig pen for Louisburg next year, ft will be all right to do away with them entirely within the corporate limits, but to allow some to have them and others not. will never do. if mere is in oe a campaign wagea iei 11 be for the complete getting rid of them in town and let's have no one-sided question come before the people. , Henry Clay Belattie, Jr., was found guilty of murder in the first degree on Friday evening by the Chesterfield County Va.. jury in 68 minutes after they retired. He was sentenced to be electrocuted on November 24. He took an appeal and expresses much faith in his chances for a new trial or reverse verdict, but the public generally and the Virginia press does not think that way, "President Taft has declined a chance to greatly cheapen the cost of living, and in so doing has defended a practice which he himself denounced as indefensible. Tjbe-president'a vetoes of the tariff bill Will make it difficult for him to be renominated, and will practically insure his defeat if he is renominated." This is an extract from the weekly lfiarket letter sent out by the Consolidated Stock Exchange firm of W. W. Erwin and Co. It shows that the New York business interests and Wall street have concluded that he cannot be re-elected, and are preparing to throw him over. The law in regard to locking a person up in jail for the failure to pay a fine and costs for the violation of the law, should be changed. It is _ entirely wrong to take one up and put him in jail to liye at the expense of the county in s matter of this Kind, especially whAfl PTnvnou thAmunlrnu effect that "they prefer to stay in jail," and it is wrong to let them loose. The law should be corrected so that they could be put on the reads and made to work it out. In this instance it is true there would be some objections?that is some exceptional cases where it would be a hardship to enforce a law of this kind, but it might be made linient in the descretion of the court. Our legislators and law-makers should bear this in mind and at the next meeting of the General Assembly give the people of the entire State some relief in this matter. LONG ENGAGEHENTS ARE UNWISE A Franklin county young man proposed to bis girl. She said she was not , ready to marry for a couple of years. He replied "Well we can be engaged you know." Butshesa)d "I don't believe in long engagement You might change your mind and I might change mine. Let's be good friends and when tho time comes if we are still loving each other we will marry." Ob wise girl! The application of all this is that there is no use in getting "engaged" to- any particular Senatorial candidate Just now. Keep free and next year when the time comes you can choose the one that you love best without bieaking any pledgesi or promises. Birey Griffin, *an effiche^A^ were Frank* n. Warren and Halifax an filling oar dormitories and the moat ana' piciou* aeaaion In the school's historv U now going on. Prof. Oeear Creech ' and bla efficient corpse of teachers composed of Misses Pearl Penny. of Raleigh, Eunice Watson, of Roxobel, Eunice Erans, of Murfreeaboro, and Kate Wilder, of Franklin. Her many friends will congratulate with good wishes. Miss Dreadie Lancaster, who was in school iu Pulaski, Tenn., and who was happily married a few days ago to Dr. U. W. Lancaster of that state. May happiness sad content always be theirs. Because of no appointment hav> ing been made Poatmoeter Braswell was instructed by the PostmasterGeneral to b?in service on route No. 2 from this office September the first. Mr. T. Arthur Collie was chosen and is in the capacity of temporary carrier Horace Cooley, Russell Bartholomew, Roesie Tsylor, Lenwood Iuscoe and Mace Moss, all intelligent young men, have entered Waka Pa rest. Boys, we trust a bright future is bwtore you The writer made a whirlwind drive via Spring Hope through Franklin Sunday, and in a fifty mile drive saw thousands and thousands of seres of fine cotton and corn and other crope in the Pine Ridge, Sutton, Privett and Bunn sections. They are alive along educational lines, live in good houses | and not a more thrifty or study citixenship live anywhere. Their imposing school buildings are ornaments and a credit to any state or section. It was pleasure to hear Mr. Duke preach a fine and impressive sermon to a good house of attentive hearers at Poplar Springs. The writer feels indebted to Mr. Henry Williams tor the many courtesies shown him. When these people make good roads like those in Franklin ton and Youngsville townships then they will rank with the very foremost of r,ev section in the entire State. _______ ITuw To*. NO NBB4 f0\STOP WORK. . ?m your doctoa orders you to stop worit.H staggers you. "I can't" you say. Yon knoyr yeu are weak, rundown and failing In Health, day by day, but you mnst work, as long as you can stand. What you nged is Electric Bitters to give tone, afh^ngth, and vigor VU ?UUI OVOKUU, LU eni Dreavoown and build you upi Dhp't be weak, sickly or ailing whin Emetric Bitters will benefit you film the virst dose. Thousands bless thMa for their glorious health and strength- Try them Every bottle is guaranteed to satisfy. Only 50c at Aveock Drug Co REPORT OF the conditio!* op FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, at LOUISBURG, N. C.f at the close t?f business Sept. 1, 1911. RESOURCES: Loans and discounts, $109,739.01 Overdrafts secured and unsecured 9.905.99 Banking house 3.800.00 j Furnitum and fixtures 3,931.48 Demand Loans .r 19.725.00 Dne from banks and bankers / 3.857.78 I Cash items / 2.84101 Gold co n / 490.00 Pilver coin, Including all minor fcoin currency g 3.11S.S5 National bank notes and fther U. S. notes V f 5.N92.0O Total \ / $155.295.GJ LIABILITIES: Capital stoak paid in A $ 50,000.00 Undivided pro tits leaf current expenses ahd taxes paid 2,977.20 Dividends unpmri / 1 s 8.00 Jl*tes and billsYsdiaiAuntsd/' 5,000.00 Bills payable \ J / 32.500.00 Deposits subject m cpeckr 82.072.73 l>emand certificatApLOepocita 10.017.99 8avinps deposits \f - 20,062.81 Due to banks and Jfdfikers 2.627.58 Casbier's cbecksy^slanding 22.51 Certified chsekfr 7 T~ 11.80 Total ' h v \ $155,295 62 State o/ NorthJCaboli\a,i County of Fmnklin, \ | ss. I, II. 8. CUftpn, Cashiekof the above named bank 6t solemnly \weer that the above statement is trne to tok best of my knowledge ana belief. \ J M. 8 CliptoX Cashier. Subscribed/and sworn to before me. this 13tli day ofifept. 1911. / T. W. Watson. N. P. Aflfi: / P N. Egertoo, W. H. Pleasant, Jr F. W. Whale**, Director* "RBPOfcT 0F thb coiditio!! or the FIR8T NATIONAL BANK, at f LOUISBURG, N. C.f at the close fof bnsinef* flrpt 1, 1911. RESOUHfE8: Loans and discount* I $ 141,49ft.4-8 Overdrafts I 4.88 J. 97 L\ 8 Bonds to securecivolation 25,000 0(t Premiums or U. 8 Bonis 1,003.91 Bunking hluise, fnrnitire and fixtures ? 9,02/.89 Doe from Nstfbnol backs -(not reserve ageofi^ I ft.080.la Due from Tu?pro fed reierve agts 7.440.9-4 Cheeks and ot herVielf items 3,773 09 Notes of other NaAoiAil hanks 690.00 [ Practionol pnpei^eurreney, j nickels and cents \ 529 38 I Specie l\ 8,701 in j Legal tender notes, I X 8,884.00 t kedemption fund witbXU. 8. ] Treasurer (5 peri rent of circulation.) I X 1.2SQ 00 Total. I \ {209,992:51 LlABlt.lTlE-k Capital stock paid 1k \? 25.000.00 Sorfdos fund X 12.000.0o I Ludlrided profits, expenses \ and tales paid I X 447.14 I National hunk note* outstanding 23^)00 09 [ Dividends unpaid 1 X8.00 ; Indiridtrtd deposit! subject to \ cheek | -87 64ft?54 Demand certificate of deposit 28,585.Ma' I'a rthier's checks oitota tiding 200.51 Bill payable, inclining certificates of deposit for olbney borrowed 38.000.00 Total. / _ $208,882.81 State or Nobt4 Cahou.na, \ County I. F.B. MrKinne.Hathlwr ol tb? nbov. n.nn! bank, do nolMnnlj <wwr that tba above wfutera.ljt I, true to bf beat ot raj know) edga and bctiwl. T. t. MeKiDNK, Caaklar 8nbacrtbad and twora to bwfora n? tkta 9 day ot Sept. 1911. i r T. W. Wit?O?, N. P. t t'urreat Attawt. Win. It. RntBo, 1 Eft*? if Director*. &V- - " -i - i/ - CARDUI WORKED LIKE A CHARM After Operation Filed to Help, Cardui Worked like a Charm. Jonesvllle, 8. C.4-"! suffered with womanly trouble," (writes Mrs. J. 3. Kendrlck. In lettlr tram this piece, "end e? Umes, I could not beer to etend on my f<ie^ The doctor eeld I would neTer be any better, end that I would hare to havewn ode ration, or I would here e canoerA I I went to the hospital, end tbey opera ated on me, but iNpi no better. Tbey I mid medicines weWd no me no good, end I thought I wpukl here to tys. At last I tried CeHmi. end begen to Improve, so I continue! using it Now, I em well, pod can d?\; own work. | I don't feel any nine. \ Cardui worked like e ohagm." | There must be knerlt in fhls purely ; vegetable, tonic i imedy, for yeomen? | | Cardui?tor It hm been In uuccesa?!^ | use for more than 50 years, for\he 1 treatment of woianl/ weakness sSi disease. I ^?V ' . Please try It, far your troubles. Instruct ions, and Mhmck fcaak. Home Treatment lor Woneo," scat In wrapper, on request. Jk Remarkable Range Ro oat bserd % rang* with a* manj advantage* for hhfrthtng like thla pries. Bhs hot hlat comborfon which saves the watting gasaa la tha fi*L thoe making ooe hog of cosl do the wfck\?f two In othsr ranges, Is only oos of soft than a dosen points of snperiortty wjfcch Oole'a Hot Blast Range. the modern, m la fct> range. has orec all others. (B-dl). Bargain. Day AT i J. P. WINSTON'S! 100 yards Flannel tap at 16c, 175 yards j of pants Roods wortyi 25c at 20:. 20(1 I pairs men s, woolen tkdcrshiris less than | Coat, 26 ladi?-akirtst35 par cent under . cost, 20 peticoatk-nrirly half cost, few ' trunks less than coSky^BOO fine men's f shirts 35 per cent unqerfeeU, few kegs . of horse shoes less tlmn east, 1 Cadalsc ' 2 passenger Autonpbile $100. Now ( comes the shoes. 1500 pair women a shoes Nos. 3 to 4 way down under cost. " 200 pairs No. t ttr 8 women shoes under | cost. 100 pairs men shoes less than a cost, all who wear Nos. JO, 11 and 12, I these numbers are cheaper. Come in | hovs and buy an automobile. All kind , ofjshoes and towels. J. P. Winston ! j ( I NEW || I GOODS j at/the j j Racket j I Store \t - 1 TufSt rtfiiwd a In* n* ' 1_ beautiful - Percales, ( MadrasJuFlaxons/'and I dotted Swiss in Rem- I nants to|\sell cheap. ( We call especial atten- 4 tion to otjr \ ( Embroiaeries J Lajce^ J ! You can fiiai whit you L want at the right ? * 1 prices. Fine slinpers u.a for Ladies, nlissestead 3 r I childrens, tp be k>ld \ ^ j * choap to make roVoi * n i for fall stocll AskVo 5 see our I A . ||^ American \} I Beauty j Corse ts < They are Ve ry popu- I lar and stylii h. I Very T uly | Mrs. A. jl. Hall j : . \ - V ' s r. Farmers and M It costs $1,000 sometimes i learn that a bank is ? ^ money I than < That is what it cost aHady rec? atly to le ing burglar who was aware of wr foolis tunity and the money waggon t. The s merely because of the foolish ear that 1 millions and millions of dollari "in banks the breaking of a bank is not nVdollar j your own banker. You may regreV it. ^ Make OUR Bam * Farmers a^id K Louisburg F. N. Egerton, President M. S. Clifton, Cashier./ V r ' ^ RUGS ! You Want Them Wfe Hai Arriving daily from one of thd largest and prices fromikitchen It will be worth your whi] stock of E^uriiitt re and Below we Qub<te Some 1 Bed room suits $15 up; Cmts per set 1 Trunks $1.50 upj Kitchen Tables $1.50 i other things that space forbidkus to : House filled up with bargains. For the tables, plain or varnish topj the\rice , school out of town, wfe woind likevp t are going to buy. And byjche-wayW show on the 18 will find a iearty wetoi | JOHN S. S P. S. Remember I have moved my stoc B ston building on Nash street to the _r_?? j , I , B?g?HH?fa l ( INSP 1 Our large/and well Dry GoodW.Shoe Before making your fa111 purchase has just returned from Nlalti Largest S ock oi\ p ever offered for sale in ( ur establish daily, and in a s lort time ov | McKinne Bro< | SATISFACTION OR Y > .:v\ r\, . ' _ i + ,-?j. Va&r "*(/i^Ti '' V ' - ,, * *V~-, *v! "> * ?,. lerchants Bank for a skeptical person to i safer depository for a hand bag. i i . . arn this bitter iesson. An enterprish distrust of banks watched his opporavings of almost a lifetime was lost { lie bank would break. Think of the evefy day and night and the loss by in a hundred millions. Don't try to be % <YOBR B^c. -V n Merchants Bank i , N. C. I C. P. Harris, Vice-Pr evident I W. E. Uzzell, Assistant-Cashier. > 4 r.s rugs 1 re Them You Buy Them * rug housei in America. All styles # to parlor from 35c up. * # Le to call aud inspect our # I House Furnishings. X September Specialties X i $3; Beds $1.75 up; Rockers 75c up; . # up; Dining Tables $3 up; and many ? * mention. Come and take a look. ? ? ? school children, Nice line of students # ih reach of all. Those attending # ' alk to you about that trunk you #' t of town people attending the big m yne awaiting them at our store. # HOWELL | :k of furniture from the J. P. Winr. P. Neal building on main street. & selected stock of * s and Clothing $ s. Our Mr. D. F. McKinne S more where he bought the .* Genuine Values | ment. The goods are arriving # ir stock will be complete; / ?. Company | OUR MONEY BACK | i v<..'/mhuhubs W"! V.\ ?; , {* \ if ' v '-?
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