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1. F. JOHNSON. Editor *nd Mmjtr
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FntDAY, Nov]-17, 1911.
Next Thursday one week is Thanksgiving.
Thb biggest question question in
Pranklin county today is who is going
to win the piano?
Mr. Subscriber it is up to you to pay
' vp or in advance and let some young
lady win a nice prize.
Durihu the month of October the
Louisburg tobacco market sold 506,439
pounds of tobacco.
It will now be interesting to see
which district in the county will be the
most loyal to their contestant.
It has'been announced that the ofMciat
opening of the Panama Canal will
be held on January 1st, 1915.
Tua North Carolina Conference of the
Methodist. Church will convene at Kinsten
on Wednesday, November 22d.
Only eight more days and the winners
will be awarded the several prises
in the contest. Who shall they be?
Taf-t wants some one to come forward
in the next Congress and pass a
law that will allow corporations te exist.
CTiib Chinese and the Turks and tal
ians seem to enjoy fighting. Thev are
till at it and massacres are multiply?K
Our ' city "fathers" should putin a
sewer on River street. There are several
places on that street that should
connect to one.
EvBRy person in each district should
make it their business to see that the
contestant from their distiict wins but
f first in the contest.
The Harvester trust was given a
black eye the other day in a decision of
the Supreme Court of Missouri. They
were fined $50,000 and ousted.
' Ton Supreme Court of Virginia on
Monday refused Heury Clay Beattie a
new trial. It now looks like he will
pay the penalty in tne electric chair.*
There is no doubt but that a little
adveitising will do Louisburg a world
of good. Its natural advantages are
worthy of being put before the public.
The Governor of Virginia r fuses to
interfere with the action of the courts
in the Beattie case, so he will pay the
penalty in the electric chair on Friday
November 24th.
Raleigh is pushing herse f right up
to the front among the other cities of
the state. Its only another case of
where the business men took hold and
did a little boosting work.
KWMmg *9.
It seems strange that Turkey should
can on tne united States for help after
treating her missionaries as she has.
It's only another ease of "where the
chickens come home to roost." '
One of the largest breaks of tobacco
that has been seen in Louiaburg in
many years was here Saturday, both
houses were full and a lot left in the
streets until the first sale was oyer.
If about ten or fifteen of Leuisburg'a
enterprising young men would form a
club to boost Louisburg they could
work wonders. And it would not be
long before everybody in town would
be assisting them.
Tub Washington, D. -C-, Post gives
Taft credit for saying that Tennessee
and Georgia can be "redeemed" and
that employes in Southern towns eomasend
tariff attitude. We don't believe
Tennessee or Georgia either will .stand
fhv this.
With the Coast Line Railway coming
to, Louisburg by Bunn, which would
ntean the building of only, about ten
miles of ..road, it would be a great help
to the traveling public and would possibly
us an inducement for more manufacturing
enterprises.
Quits a little sensation was sprung
in Wilmington one day the past week
when a negro named Fred MeKenxie
made claim to most of the land upon
which the business part of the city m
built. Ha claims it Was left to him by
Will at bis ancestors.
A iTTtzkN told us the other morning
Bfc thet If the town officials and the citizens
generally could have been drwa the
street and saw what he did OB last FW|
fjjaytnorntog there would be no doubt but
(bat we would have a market bowse,
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Thoui business men who carry u advertisement
in the Times should feel
good over the feet that we 'have increased
our subscription list to ever
2,300. The prettiest part of it all is the
bulk of all those are within the district
from which they solicit b ainess.
On Friday night, -while out bearhuoting
below Washington, N, O., a young
man was shot and killed through Mistake.
Upon approaching the party after
being absent a-ahort while he was mistaken
for a bear and was ah?t with two
loads of buck shot in the abdomen.
In ninety-nine cases out of one hundred
when you hear some one "cussing"
the editor of a paper about something
he has said, you can bet your last
dollar that their "toes" have been stepped
upon. Naturally he is praised for
saying something about some one else.
WE^are glad to note that Mr. T. M.
Pittmah, of Henderson, was selected
among the speakers at the Convention
of Municipal Leagues recently held in
Richmond. The Sons of old North Carolina
are always ready and willing to
do honor to themselves and their state.
Our readers can save a great deal of !
time and money by reading our silver- j
tising columns. There is a great deal
of truth in the statement that when a j
man has a bargain he loves to tell you
about it, and the cheapest way possible
to do this is to advertise in a newspaper
When a man advertises his goods you
may feel assured that the quality is
there as he is mot ashamed to put them
before the people.
Starts lluch Trouble.
If all people knew that neglect of constipation
would reeuft in seyere indigestions,
yellow^jaupdive or virulent liver
trouble jney wOuft soon take Dr. King's
Mew Life ro!U,-Yr.l end it. It's the
only safe way. Bfeet for biliousness:
headache, dysdepaia. ahills and debility.
25c at Aycock Drit Co.
HVve yob-Jaeen that beautiful
Cut f-^Esa at Nt^lMi^aants' priced
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Remember that Jap. W. King is overstocked
in fireworks. They will be sold
cheaper than ever this^ear.
All hind of candies, cakehynuts, seeded
raisins, currants, dates. tigsNit
. Jxo. W. Kayo's.
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Strayed.
One Durock Jersey Boar Pig:, weigh|
ing about 75 poumn, from our stables
I about two weeks azo?. Fiude# will be
rewarded by re tuning bo
1 ? Griffin* & Beaslky.
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Notice. I
I I have a fine Duroc^ersAy boar whose
j services can he had upon. Application to
1 the undersigned. At tentmonths of age
j he weighed 150 pounds.
,2t? Louiaburg, 3L C.,pL f!t> 2.
Fireworks 1" VFireworks I I
I have bought tboimany fireworks for
the holidays. inoroi*wnot to carry over
any, I expect to put the^pricea right
down at the beginning! SoT-remember
this, boys. \
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Bargains Daily.
Yon have never deep such bargains
as Will PleaayfWmoffering in
Cloth, Pony Skin,and (iaratalLong
Coats, Coat Saite'and yeady-nlade
Ski.i. T?li? ?A uJ
? *wa liuutvo auu aUBDCU,
For Sa^p. \ ~
One single surface elanidg mill, including
all belts andNHk) saw. Apply
at once to K
W. <TNQU>SB,
R. F. D.. S, Frank KntofasN. C.
Il-10-6t-p, - V. \
For Sale.
One house and lot, I located on the
Winston heights, corner Glenn and
Winston streets, iihOie\ town of Franklinten.
Also one mote colt, 17 months'
old, in fine condition. >IFor farther information,
apply to tS.
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Mortgage ? ale of *Town Lot.
By virtue of . power of sale contained
in that cert in mortgage, executed
1 on the 6th day ?f Jane, 1907, by A. W,
| Alston and wtf \r-Jennie O. Alston, to
Mrs. Bettie G. Keavis, which mortgage
is duly record d In the Registry of
Franklin cotmt r. In Book No. 156, at
page 323, defaklt haying been made in
the payment oil the indebtedness in said
mortgage secured, the undersigned wil1,
on Monday, the!8th day of December,
1911, at about the hoar of noon, at the
court honw dooA fa Louisburg.N. C.,
ofT'-rffor Mtje to Hie highest bidder for
cash, that bMuatfle and desirable residence
on the eastssd<of Church street,
in the town of lansbbuJgvsrhich is more
particularly dvflneAas foll3l?e?JSeginning
on the eesterA aide of Cfrnech
street. In saidjtown of Louisburg, at an
iron stake Bear an efak tree, Mrs. L. H.
Carlyle's corner; thaUca along sa.d
street In a southerly direction one hundred
feet to a stake, Mrs. Bettie O.
Hill's corner; thence at\ right angles
?ith said street and alonV Mrs. Hill s
line to Ford's line; thence rarmllel with
the firot lire sad along Four's line to
Mrs. L. H. CarfalTs eo&er; thence
with her Hue to the beginning.
This, 171b day of November, 1911.
Mjm. Bams g. Bun,
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25 Votes 25
This coupon when properly
filled out and returned to
Franklin Times Office
will count aa 25 vot*? if mint in
bafor* Nov. 24t , 1911
Name
Addreea
"GORED MOTHER OF
ULCERATIONS"
Iter. B. C. Thompson, of Alioakle, N. C.,
wrilwi; "My luotiMr was a great sufferer
from uu ulcurated trouble peculiar to
wuuieu. She took Mrs. jvo leraon's Bern- j
edy aud Waan, and found it Invaluable.
It cured her. We fceu.tuy recommend It J
to tuose .-.uttering from cancerous or iiupure
blood aUfx uons. '
I leers and OKI Sores are the result otj
bad blued, and can never be cured untjf
the blood la ibu;ougnly J.-U 11 tied, and yl
polsou driven from tbe system. KxteriAl
apiilicaiious alone can netcr do U. w>u
must get right lowu-to the seat cfJrhe
trouble and eradfeflpt* the disease Ctv?mfthe
bloo I. For tlda purpose there la uofldug
30 good as *? " y?.
?J3S. JOE PfSSON'S SLMUJY.
It is tbe l?est Tbnlc, Alterative/BIc<k1
Fprlfter a.id NrrvlnA ever otfered, lad. we
hu e the sigUv-d leakmouy of hun/rcds of
living wlti-oHses to fcrove It. TMoe witnesses
testify to th\ marvelous/curative
Erv.vers of lite groutl remedy In/cnscs of
z -enia, Scrofula. OKI Sores, auf nil troubles
resulting from Impure, lo/o verbs lied
tan ! Poisoned l>!oud. I .. g
Mnuy of these cures seem almJst miraculous?patients
given upl by doctJrti and relatives
brought back ti tbe turn bloom of
bculth aa If by inagif?llteruJv snatched
from the grave. But these Mstaesscs are
so reliable, and speaklln wufils of such
cenrluctug truthfulness that/ none who
rends mu doulit We tSlI l>f?0-lnri fn ipiuI
this written testimony Tto h)T who desire d
to know ?Ut Mr*. JoA Pei*u's Remedy ^
and Wash hare done fir ofltors. ?
We want to help ourlaffllbted brothers
and sister*-Who mre now\ho*U*sly eudur- |
lug the agonizing torturA m Indigestion,
DvspepsU. Stomach Trouble# Nenrousne**. |
Rheumatism. Catarrh. %?ale Troubles
and Blood Poison. We d<*if care 6T hour |
lour standing your tronbl A-M4 rs. Joe Pcrsou's
Remedy will cure *fu. because It I
sends pure, rich blood bovdtng through
your "veins. puts solid, he? thy flesh on |
your bones, and fives yoo^ strength to
ilrlv? out disease. ?H [
Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy is a strictly ,
vegetable compound, absolutely harmless. \
It contains no dangerous minerals, and can .
bo safely given to the smallest Infant. I
Whenever the trouble is external, it is
necessary to use the Wash with the Rem- <
edr. , For
sale by druggists, or supplied direct <
on receipt or price, fl.00 per bottle; 0 l?ot- ,
tics-for $o.00; 1 dozen by express prepaid, <
for $10.00, by ^ # (
MBS. JSC PEISOrt REMEDY ?9 . Kittrad, M. C.
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Bulbs |
Cut Flowers and!
; Plants
Our importatiJ frenel. and holland I
bulbs are noV^ r>Kjng. By planting
early you get <cst feetjlts. We are
lAdera in choicelciH^floweVa (or wed- I
dings and all social functions. Artistic ,
floral offer jigs, \fine d&eojative pot
plants, rose bushes, hedge plants, I
shrubbries, evergreens and shade trees (
Price List o* Application i
Mail, phone, and telegraph orders
promptly executed by '
J. L. O'QUINN & CO. 1
Raleigh, N.C. 1
A CARD! |
To my maqy friends in Lou- ,
isburg and Franklin and i
adjoining counties: '
After an abaenae of fifteen years I |
have returned to Louisburg where |
in the future I aball reside. During |
the years of myWisoDOe I hare tak- |
en a thorough ccairse in / I
OPTOMETRY j
AndStMSgTTectingl errors of vision |
and fittingglSsseJlcan render aa |
good service as Can beTrnd-Jjef ween (
Atlanta and 'Richmond. While a (
permanent office is 1 being prepared ,
I will practice in thl office of Mr. J.
A. Turner, next donr to hotel en- (
trance whereon and after Nov. '20th X
t shall be glad to see nny wW) may |
need my services. \ (
Hours from 10 to ? O'clock.
W. B. Morton* !
LUNG biSEASE I
rAfter four In eur family i'sd di-ad '
of consnmptlod 1 was tak. n with i
a frightful couat and >unz t onble,
but ay Rfe waOsaved and I gained
DIScSyERY
W. E. Patterson, ^Wellington, TUfr
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! Farmers and IV
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, If in a*hurry to gH.to the poprhouse, 1
bucket shop and passes the race tracks
get rich quick" mine, if you would' re
spected and honored citizen/take either
LIABLE," the house [of priority and
' of thegparent of them'all. V.
Make OUR Bsu
Farmers antj I
Louisbun
F. N. Egerton, President
M.'S. Clifton, Cashier.
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We have accepted the agenbj for the <
i three-piece Iron Bed. The hove na
i more loose rails, falling slats nesting
i shown this line of beds, Sai isfactkm
i dealer in each town. ^
? Special 10 Day
For the next 10 days, besinning TuJaday ,-Nov.
15.98.* We have also one dozes oojton m&ttrei
V that call for 84.68. Now thia is do Bke sale. j
h gooda.? Every article in our atore lalsold at a p
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W. E. Uzzell, Assistant-Cashifer.
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me on a bed means perfection. No ft
springs, etc. Call and ask to be ft
or money back. Sold only by one ft
.Mattress Sale X
20th, we willeffer #10. felt mattresses
sses that eold at #7.50. We offer these to first
Inventory found us overstocked in the above w
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