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TjR- JOEL WHITAKI U
l'ractice limited to disea >es of Eye, Et
Nose and Throa,. In .ouisburg fin
Monday in each month.
81UAKT DIVIS I
ARCHITECT
UouistjurgJ N. C. N "
Suburban pr?.j?oraea kid out for d?
velopraent. Leveling and drainag
work, General SuiWeymg.
T \R. ARTHUR HYNES FLEMING*,
Surgeon Ueitllt,
Offlre in Ford Building Maui and Naah atr?*
Lou in burg. N. C.
? Hours: 9 to 4:30. Phon No. 40.
JJK. H. A. NEWKLI,
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ATTORNEY-A '-LAW
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Over Cooper A Pleasant Score. Promp
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to me
DR. J. E. MALONE, Supt. Healtl
Louisburg, L C.
Office in Aycock Drug Store, Mark*
Street. Office pract i e, Surgery
and consults I ion.
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PHYSICIAN aad.SBROKON
Louisburg, N.L\
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jjtt. B- F. YARBOROUtlH
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Loui'sliurg. N. C.
OUce in Yarboroug'i A Blskett build it id
Night calls answered ( om T. W. Bickett
residence, phone 74.
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Louisburg. N. jc. j_
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f Is It Worth While? t
_ Is it worth while that wo jostle a
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life? .
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,t other
In blackness of heart??that we war
to the knife?
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God pity ua all as we jostle each other.
God pardon us all for the triumphs ?
we feel
When a fellow goes down; poor heartbroken
brother,
'6 I'iereed to the heart ; words are
keener than steel, v
And mightier, far, for woe and for ?
weal.
Were it not well in this brief little jour- ?
it. nev p
On over the isthmus, down iuto the tj
tide, t;
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pent, - v
Ere folding the hands to be and t
- abide
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? - Look at the herds all at peace on the I1
plain? "
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brother, 'J
| And dotes in his heart on his peril 'n
and pain? u
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on the plain. r
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.esson VI.?Fourth Quarter, For
Nov. 5, 1911.
HE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
"ext..of the Lesson, Est. Iv, 10 to v, 3.
Memory Verses, iv, 13, 14?Goldon
Text, Ps. cxlv. 20?Commentary Prepared
by Rev. D. M. Stearno.
As w? have but one lesson In this
renderful portion of the Bible, we
lust Irjr to pet some idea of the whole
ool:. It Is the story of God watching
ver and providentially caring for Ills
oople. and. thoupli He is not men
ionv.l by mime. He is seen working n'l
lirougli. The book ends most beautially
and suggestively with% these
in.tls: "Mordecul the Jew wus next
i:to King Ahasuerns and greut among
he Jews and accepted of the mnltiude
of Ills brethren, seeking the
;ecith of his people and. speuking
e.T-e to ull bis seed" ix. 3i.. We can
c-t but think of the klngdom'of which
his book is a historical and prophetic
Ictnre. Illustrating the grace of God.
kmos vl. 1(\ and l ent. xsxi. 17. -IS.
uty pc-sll ly throw some light on the
bseuce of any unco of God in the
ook. and yet the nnn.e of .lehovnli is
bully I here fi>;.r tlu .es A. the form of
:i acrostic i:i the li:l!lal or rtttni-letier^
f four words* in chapters I. *20: v. 4
3; vil. 7. Pee Dr. BullingerV booklet
'bis any cue with a Hebrew Bible can
asily verify. It Is said that Dr. Glnsurg
has discovered three ancient MPS
a which these acrostic letters me
rritten In larger characters nnd In
lore prominent form. The absence of
be name In any ordinary form augests
the lines: "Ob, ble3t Is be to
rbom In given the instinct that rati
ell that God Is on the field when He
i most invisible" (Faber). "Most hid
en. yet most manifest" (Augustine',
lome one has said that It Is the story
f the people of God delivered from
eath by a mediator of ttye highest
ink. who undertakes the greatest dan
er nnd is mysteriously one of them,
'he time of the story is supposed to be
etweon El. vi and vil. The princ!
al truth seems to be that there is n
Sod In history working out His good
leasure through human lives and orinary
means. As one has said. "All
istory is Ills story." God and the
evil are seen in conflict from Gen. ill
o Rev. xx. Here it is Human as the
evil's man and Mordecai and Esther
n the Lord's side.
Thus far in the story, up to our leson
today, we see the greatness of un
nrthly king and the mugniflcmcc of
is kingdom; his ill treatment of n
loble xwomau. put away, but remem
iered; the choice of another who reuired
nothing but what was appointd
for her (1. 19: ii. 1. 15): the faithful
nd unwavering interest of her guard
in. Mordecai: the promotion of Hi
ban and his plot to kill all the Jews
."his brings us to the Intercession of
2sther in the lesson of today, iu which
he took the place of death to save the
lyes of her | eople (iv, 11). Our modi
ior actually aiea in our stead to <le[ver
us from the curse of the law <Gal
11. 33-: iv. 4. f>). The words In iv. 14
Who knoY^eth whether thou art coine
o the kingdom for such a time us
his?*' make us think of the words of
he Lord Jesus, "For this cause came 1
into this hour." "For this cause came
Into the world" (John xil. 27; xvlii
7). ff-.we are redeemed by the prelous
blood of Christ we may be ceraln
that all our life is planned for us
ccordlng *0 Eph. 11. 10. and concerning
very occasion or opportunity we may
te sure that it has been prepared for
is; that in it. by dying to self, we may
oake manifest the life of Jesus ill
!or. Iv. 10. 11; I 8am. x. 7).
If we are unwilling He will choose
ome willing vassal to accomplish his
urpose. and the loss will be ours.
Esther sent word to Mordecal tbut
e and all the Jews in Shushan should
oin her and her maidens in a three
ays' fnst and then shd would go Into
he presei\cerof the king on behalf of
er people, even If it should mean
eath to her (iv. 15-17K On the third
ay she went to the kiug and obtained
avor in ids sight and the assurance
hat he would do for her whatever she
sked. even to the half of his kingdom
>ur Mediator, who is now in the prcsnce
of God for us. has given us all
hat Is Ills and made us Joint heirs
Hth ITIfrQo'f ITu o Irna flrAmi
enitent winner Into full partnership
rlth Himself. blotting out all that was
gainst us mid putting all His rlghtousness
to our account. because He
led for onr sins and rose again the
lilrd day. Tf any are perplexed by the
liree days and nights of the body of
esns Christ In the tomb and cannot
(irk It In betxveen Friday and the first
ny of the week let them find the key
j the reel meaning of the time In this
tory. They were to fast three days.
Ight nnd day. nud yet on the third
ay 'not the fourth! she went to the
Ing <!v. 10; v. 1).
The rest of the Esther story Is tbriitig
as we read of Hnman's gallows
or Mordecnl. his supposition that be
?as the man whom the king would deght
to honor, the king's skcpless
Ight. the record found In u>e> book of
he Chronicles concerning Mordeeal.
lumen's being compelled to do to
lordeca! wha he had longed to hare
one to liimsel:', then his betng hanged
n the callows be had prepared for
lordecal. , v
How grand the statements of^chapsrs
vlll. Iff: 1?, 3. margin. "Thotr^ess
sd light, gladness and Joy and honr."
"Those, who did the bnalness that
elonged to the king helped the Jews."
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NOVEIV
. FIRS
Now gentlemen, cracker boys and sorry niggersL il
Nov. 1st. I want it. Love and good will is fine,
at the banks that I borrowed to buy mules and/hor
ton that you now have piled up at-your homes1
- Hold your cotton if you can bdrrow money to
compelled to collect everything thai is die this fy
pany to take over my busitiess hereAor 1 have sol
; and good_will to a company known ai^mll Live 8
you owe me. Now you may shout th\ truth in a
and look wise, ret he will not believe Ve lives in
think 1 can collect my money. Watch Jpim waltz
/ * ing mortgage sale as I have said beforoX have sol
positively sell hopees, mules, buggies .jwhgonR, si
lots of good notes and judgements anc accounts, i
Soutnall and Co., for livery. A list sf thele notei
can be seen at my office ten days bef >re t\e sal
buying these notes and accounts as tl e parries \vl
high gear on sight and wont be at ttv i sale aAl gv
these accounts are on young men and some onVbuj
will be goo<' some day, but I can t w; ,it. I wiH t
the Franklin Times. Also will have large post<
store, post office and gin house in Ft roklin and\
member Friday, Not. 24th, I wont i ell any horsi
other personal property, including tlje judgemen
u?j win De norse ana mule day. In this paper n<
vertisement and a statement about lill Live 8to
pose to do and sell, (iet read7 tor t lis sale, you
long journey. Spend it, if you don' , when "you
tives will auit speaking. Spend it the sale,
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Fori TERMS TO AGENTS IN
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Administrator's Notice.
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the estate of W. 11 Wilder, deceased,
late of FrantUin coanty this to notify
all persona having /claims against said . _ __
setate to prdsentf them to the under- A I A f * M
nlgn ?d on or bMoie the 2<lnd, day of * * n
September, 1912Mr this notice will be
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This 22nd, day ft SeMember, 1911.
" BRANT
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f you owe me anything and it is due
>
but it takes money to pay my notes
ses to let you have to make your cot .
>
Day me, I am sorry, but am
ill as I have organized a comId
my business, stables, stock
tock Co., (Inc.) I want what
cracker boys ear, he will listen - ' -**.
a tool's paradise. He don't
Nov. 24th and 26, a hair rai? [
Id out and at this sale I will ?.
jrries, harness, cows, hogs and
also the accounts due J. II. \
i and judgements and accounts ^
e. You can make money by
10 owe me instantly go into
less they will run by. J^ome of
3iness men around town and
ell you all about this sale in
>rs stuck up at every country
.adjoining counties. Now rera
or mules but will sell all
ts)^ notes and accounts. Satur
?xc\ weeic you will see an adck
Gto., and what they procan't<akc
your money on your -
are gone your hungry relaLet
you^ neighbors see what
. The same law that makes
Jiese sales. They know they . . t
ney refunded. You take no risk
4ILL
, saint or sinner, friend or foe, I am
we me, you pay me, or we will have
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