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the Home Circle
RUDE THOUGHTS FROJ
Hard hand., strong arms, and sunbnrnnff
faces are liom>r tile. Take
"Excolaior" for your motto, and it
you are pa*\ent, in a few years -vou
5 can surely write under it that other
, good word, "Eureka "
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Youth and age have two little
sympathy with other. If the young
would remember - that they may be
the old remember that they
havo, been young, the w*?rM would
he hapDler.
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4 Did you ever realize that nothing
on earth cnil smile hut a human being.
tieuis ma* tlnsh redacted light
that cannot smile is like a hud that
annot bb?sg ?m, and dies upon the
stalk.
How sad is, he who can never go
back to his childhood without a
shudder, Whfc can never .recall a
period when his lite was fi led w ith |
-^weet and simple satisfaction. When i
a kind and loving mother read aloud
to the family of the Home Circle de
parkin en t from the columns of this
paper.
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How few, comparatively, of the
young people of the present day,appreciate
as they should the inestimable
| rivib ges they enjoy. Surrounded
as aie the young in all cities
and most towns, with all the opportunities
necessary for the cultivation
of u literary taste, not one in .
thousand appear to improve these
golden chances*. Occasional!v it is
true- we meet with young man or
woman who firmly grasps the idea
that "knowledge is power," but these
unfortunately, are the exceptions,
not^tbe role.
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We doubt if one instance in a
.thousand can be found of a \?>ting
man's making shipwreck ot hopes
and character who was accustomed
to spend his evenings at home read,
ing good looks; and we say to any
parent that a well stocked library
and an abundant supply of news
papets and managines, with the1
habit of reading ofc the part of your
boy, is worth more to ke*p him out
? of mischief, and to make a man of
him, than any other single influence
at your command.
Don't say the world owes you a!
living until you have earned one.
Idleness in boys and girls is the
DiacKeei corse ot any land. There
is just as great a work and jnst as
noble for the young woman as for
the young man. W ben the girls, in
earnestness, cast aside the loose
eloak of vain fickleness and donning
the beautitu! garments of laboring
purity, come forth from the sickly
chamber ot the-"acconipli?hed" askk>g
"What Bl.all we do'r" and bearing
the motto, "Woman's ability
shall see light," then the boys will
become more earnest, most temperate,
more like men. Dear young
The Famous Jt
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The Rayo Lamp is the best and
lor any part of your home.
It is in use in millions of families,
it famous. And it never flickers.
In lbs dining-room or das parlor the f
fee. his s li.i nws.al.Mp isfaattsadl
as Aran, whrra e clear. ataady light is na
Tka Raya ismade of aohd craaa. airkr
UU. Eaady Bfetad withoat rewortag d
Aalsnvlefela few vaalhlaaatRava hacai
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jries.?A Column DeclrLhsrs
as Thau Join
at Evening Tide
s. The editorial pen
people be not afrai>t. or ushanie'l of
labor.
There a're hundreds of \oung men
iu every great city :n the very Jowest
depths of ilegt^ul^on, whotu the,
home influence carefully ami prayer- (
fully extended through temler, affectionate,
womanly letter#, might have;
saved. There are hundred* of other.**,
just takings their first lesson, in
vice, \\ h > mav l>e brought b^ck to
pc.riix b\ loving words frovTuiioth-1
ers, sisters ot suetthearts. vWntiI a]
man Incomes thor umhTy vicious, the
thought of a pure woman's love will
do much fo restrain hfjn from iniquity. I
If that love grows carelessof him, he
gro* 8 careless ot hi,mself. Think \
of tliis, you have sons, brothers or.
lovers away among strangers. Kemeuiber
that you owe them a sacred
dutv; and give them frequest missives
from home, freighted with love
and accompanied by earnest prayer !
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-Teach your children te love the
beautiful^ Give them a corner in the
garden for flowers; encourage them
to put it in the shape ot hanging
i hnsl:??ls: iilinw them where thr?v i?:tn
best view tbe sunset- rouse them in
I the morning, not \Vith the stern
;"ttnte to go to work," but with the
' enthusiastic "see the beautiftll sunrise."
Hut for them jirettv pictures j
ami encourage theiu to decorate j
their /001ns in his or her childish
wav. Give them an inch and they
will go a mile Allow thetn the
Drivilege and they will make'vour
home beautiful.
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There is food for thought in the:
story that is told ot a ) oung lad,
who f..r_tne first time' accompanied !
his father to a public dinner. The
waiter a-ked hiin, "What will you
take to drink." Uestltating for a
moment; he .replied, "I'll take |
?hat father takes" The answer j
reached his father's ear,and instantly I
the full responsibility of his position
flashed upon him. In a moment his
decision was made; and in tones
tromulous with emotion, and to tile
astonishment of those who knew him
he said: "Waiter, I'll take water."
Place a young girl under the care4
of kind hearted women, and sbe, unconsciously
to herself, grows into a
grateful lady. Place a boy in the
e-tablishment of a through-going,'
straight-forward business man, and i
the boy becomes a self reliant, practical
business man. Children aie
susceptible creatures, and circum
stances, scenes and actions always
impress.
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Cbtigh Utemedy as the best
thing I know of-ahd Batest remedy for
coughs, colds ana- bronchial trouble,"
writes Mrs. L. B.\ Arnold, of Denver,
Colo. "We have upeoH^epeatedlyand
it has never failed to give relief." For
sale by all dealers. \
An ounce of sense today is far better
than a pound of regret tomorrow.
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Its strong white light has made
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tii ? t K*TVL T-IM12.
On December 9, *|l0, Mr. liar
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and recommended Dam's Kidney
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The' cause of rheumatism Is excess
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The pt^ce of nearly jail magazines will1
be raised anywhere front to 75 per !
cent on the loth of iNnvemher. You I
can save this by getting your subscription
to the publishers1 before then. I
will be glad to quote old prices until
November8th. s. 1*. BoddiE.
Bulbs
CutFloyversand
Plants
Our importation c frencb ami Holland
bulbs are now an iving. By planting
earlv you getxbe t results. We are
leaders in choices; t flowers for weddings
and all socia {unctions. Artistic
floral offer.ngs. nb. decorative pot
plants, rose bus ics. Njiedge plants,
shrubbries, evergre *ns anH^shade trees
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We have again fori led a copartnership
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We haye f ur chirrs which
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OSCAR pTEGALL
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Every sufferer from Blood Poison should
read what hit O. F. Medlln, of Weldon,
' N. C.. aaya of her experience:* "I wag a
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come inflamed. Itch and buru, and develop
into sores. Before the birth of one of mj
children, my whole body became fearfully
I swollen, and 1 was In a serious coodltlon
generally. I used Mrs. Joe Person's Hemedy
and It cured me. My blood Is In fine
coudltlon. 1 bellow If It had not be^n for
Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy 1 would have
died. Its value Is priceless."
Away back In the days of Moses It was
said, "In the blood thereof .is the 111**,"
and never were truer words spokeu. This
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and when It becomes \lmpuro, impoverished
or poisoned the vault Is / debility,
weakness, loss of vitality! eucrg/ and life
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It positively contains no opiate
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As a Tonic. Alterative. Blood pnrifler or
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In cases of external trouble. Inflammation.
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For sale bv druggists, or supplied direct
on receipt or price. $1.00 per bottle; 6 bottles
for $3.00: 1 doxen by express prepaid
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MRS. JO! PCKS0TS REM EOT CO.. tittrelf. N. C.
Commissioner's,Sale of Land
Under and by virti e of a decree of
the Superior Courtof Franklin county *
I made in the special pr ceeding entitled
R. A. Boxvden, and (thers. ex parte,
the undersigned Comn issioner will on
Monday thefithjja* of tfovemher. 1?U,
it being the tirstMuqdi y in said month,
at the hour of noorr/N |tfer fbr sale at
the court house door i ^^^ouisburg, N.
C., at public auction to^vjie highest
bidder for cash, a certs in tras|~br par-,
eel of laud lying and >eing situate \iJ
Cypress Creek towi ship, Franklin
I county, North Caroline adjoiningthb
lands of W. B. Bowde i, J. M. B>?on?,
the old Calvin Walker ilace and othere,
containing 40 acres, n ore or less, aid
being the tract of lan i known as trie
old willoughby Bowd *n home platfe,
upon which the said NYilloughby Bowden
resided at the tinie of his death.
This the 27th day of September. 1911.'
W. H. Yarborough, Jr., \
Commissioner. \
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Executiix's Notice.
Having qualified as the executrix ofthe
will of lieury Long deceased, late
ot Franklin county, Nurth Carolina,this
is to notify all >p^rsores having cairns
against the estate ofv i aid dt ceased to
present tliem to the u uiersigned on o r
before the 22nd, day o September, 1912.
or this notice will be pmad in bar of
their recovery. \ II p irsonkJndebt _?d to
said estate will please make "immediate i
payment. > x,
This 22nd, day of September, Kill.
iSusan LONG;
bf Henry Long.
Wm. II. Ruffin, Attv.
Sale of Valuable Timber.
I nder the authority contained in an
order of the Superior Court of Franklin
County in tne specia1 proceeding,
entitled, Martha A. Moses, Victoria
Moses, et als vs. Roger C Moses, Jas.
C. Moses, et als, I will on Monday, the
6th day of November, 1911, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder for
cash all the timber S inches in diameter
at the stump when cut 12 inches
from the ground on lhat certain tract
of land situate iA Franklin County,
State of North Carolina, and in Cypress
Creek Township, bounded on the North
by the lands of Willie Bowden, The
Greenlief-Johnson Lumber Co., and
Willis Bowden; oh the East by the
lands of Mrs. Laura Coppedge; on the
South by the lands'of Mrs. Laura Coppedge
and Mrs. SpiVey; 011 the Wesc by
the lands of Joo. Wpod and Mrs Salii'e
Hollingsworth. the entire tract contain*
ing about two h^ppred and aixtv-five
(265) acres, and frying known as The
Luther Moses HomeTKJace.
The oak trees jpn IheXJot around the
home are not included iirthe timber to
be soH. \
Tnree (3) years {will be >nven ih
which to cut and temove the timber
from the land.
Parties desiring further information
will apply to the undersigned commissioner.
This the 3rd day of October
1911.
R. B. White. Commissioner.
Mortgage Sale of Town Lot
By virtue of authority, contained in a
certain deed of trust executed on the
8thday of April, 1907, iv ltaldy Wl|.
liams a. d wife Alice W lliams to F. H.
Spruill, Trustee, for the use and bene
fit 'of \V. K. Phillip! , recorded in
Franklin County Regis ry Book 159 at
page 110,- the gndersig led will sell at
the Court housb. doorj in Louisburg.
N. C., at public auttiod to the highest
bidder for cash, on thefeth day of November,
19II, that ceTtaU lot on parcel of
land situate in the corporate limits of
the town of Louisbu<\N. C., adjoining
the lands of Mraj aL G. C. King,
Louisb rg Railroad (Jo'sVight of way
and others bounded u fallows, VIZ:
On the North by |tlie lsbds of Mrs'
Elizabeth Pace; On (the East by the
Louisburg Railroad /right of way: On
the south by the lanw of Mrs.NM, C. G.
King, and On the West by the I.ouisburg-Raleigh
Publii road, containing
one half <)) acre (more or led*, ft
being the lot and bialding conveyed by
M. 8. Clifton and fife to Baldy Willliams
by deed duly (ecorded in Franklin
County Registry Bdok 140 at page 547. ,
This Oct. 4th 1911.1
V. 8 J Spruill, Trustee. '
Spruill a Houkn, Att'ys.
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Racket
Store
J MrH.jilal] Iiuh just returned
I frotiy tho' Northern Market
wit)/a full etnck of up-toI
dat^> ,
dress "
Roods
i OuA pr'cm will appeal ta .
('artful 1 hi\ t rs. 1 Wo I nv?
j tho Wat nnviltica at ihu
I - Lowest
sPo^ible
j Prices
And our stock t<\r fall and
i winter is complete and we
j are showing tbe mbst slylisn
| silks aad.dres8 g oo^s of all
1 kinds, with trimmings to
\ match eaoh . pattern. We
call special attention to "our
line of ladie3
Coat Suits
and wraps of all kinds which
will be interesting to everv
lady. You are cordially invited
to call. "
. Very Truly
Mrs. A. M. Hall
NOTICE TO
TAX PAYERS C
As the taxe for 1011 will
be due Octobe 1 1st,- 1911 and
they haying b< en placed in my
hands foY colle ition this is to
notify you. to mil at my office
in Louisburk a id settle same
at once. As J am given a
shorter time toNwllect same
than has been given heretofore
it will be necepsary for you to.
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attend to it at once to save
both of us trouble.
W. M. Boone, Sheriff.
Read This
And
SAVE MONEY
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We have juat receiijed one thousand
pieces of chjtfa, five hundred
stew kettles an<Vtmkern, half-gross
10 quart Njish Sans, mirrows, picture
frames, plutrsdf, bureau scarfs, pillow
shaYns, fiauyiots, knives, folk, spoons
qlssware,\Japanese china, hammers,
hatchets, jlntoher knives,frying pans,
suspenders,I pound can violet talcum
I owders 10c, 25c ribbon 10c, books,
pocket knives, towels, jewelry and
thousands of other things ' and
Nothing Over 10c
We have ten dozen pieces of ohina
and large pictures of blue and white
enamel wear.To eaph person buying 1
dollars worth of goods get one ot A
those pieces for 10c. It consists of
14 quart enamel dish pans, 6 quart
kettles 4 quart stew kettles, steak
dishes, pictures, bowls, 14 inch dishes.
These pictures are worth from
75o to tl. book in our window and
you will see ihese articles
BIG 5 & 10c STORE
On the Coiner, Next Door to the . "Wl
- TIMES Offioe.
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