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KaWWBPt Mxt Tuesday oae week and pesstor Siaimons will ipetk in Louisbwg. Von irt iByital to sent* ?nd bnr him. ? Tod are reminded that Seutor Sin non will speak to tha paople of Frank lia aad adjoining sounties is Louisburg on Tusedsy In ceart. taa eettnty As rata of tlx Democrat ic candidataa Will begin 0*tt>bet 43rd In essh hbpolttttfesst a Iplsndid speaker will be provided and tha voters may look for same good speaking. Farther announcements will b? made later. Foa the benefit of the satisfaction of some ef the Kitchin er Clark supporters we will atata that the auppleaaent sent oat last week waa political sdvsrtising. The f^et that no reference to it or mark appeared waa dw^to tha editor being hos>? sick and thuee who ware so kind as to assist as with the pep^r did not anderstaad how to arrange these. We don't mean to express a prejudice toward shows or circusses. oa the con trary we like them, but there is one vital point that is apparently orerlook ed by officers everywhere. Just wheth er or not that class of people are im mune from the regulations of both lo cal, state and moral laws we can't say. However it haa always puzzled us to see why it waa that a circus or show crowd weald be allowed to onload their train and pat ap their tents aad other such work dariSg the boars of the Sab bath day, after we, aa a religions peo ple and government, have sach positive laws in regard to the Babhath. It may be eon tended that the "ox ie in the ditch" and they are therefore excusable, but even this is "whipping the devil around the stuap. " It may be possi ble that they should be allowed to ar raage places tar the eomfort of their animals and stock, and to prepare food for their entire show; bat this is a min or part of the work thev do on Sundays. The fact that thev move from towa to town during the week, taking down packing up and unpacking aad making ready to show between the perform ance of one night and that of the next evening, including the time it takea to travel, is sufficient to oar minds to ad vance the belief that the officers ef a town, coanty or state should make them pay tribate to the Almighty by the proper observance of the Sabbith, at least by dispensing with the unneeoe sary work oa Sunday. This is not writ ten with a spirit of critic tarn ef ?>???$. our local officers, we know the prftoee is general, hot Louisburg haa had this same kino of axperienee nasy tujjta m the last few yean ? in fact front nearly every show that haa been ' tar^""Sn ' the past fear or five years, aadlt Certainly does not look good to us to realise the difference ihat can eaafiy be seen by taking a peep ta at the ckarah services in oar town and the* at the show ground We want the pubic to answer as, is it right? We feel satis ted the church people hare already f?lt aa we have here expressed, and we fink believe all others will agree with as ft&t it is not right, regardleee of aay yes ire they may or may. not have eithJr for the charch er Utf clrous trass/ ? A bad Aid you want ohtaiAble so aa to dela#>u possible. ? opimonrv"! have Cough Remedy for ? Kofi LollarV Har Fojsale by all dtag HeJe Is a drugt sold Chamberla fifteen years." atom, Ind., "i on the market' (fiats. FRANKLIN TIMES 4. F. JOHNSON. Editor and Manager im - ? ? ~ on yiak, - - *1.00 ?IX MONTH*, - 95 THBKK XONTUS. - , .45 ? Friday, October 4, 1M2 Senator Simmons will speak in Louisburg October 15. Too are invited to hear Senator Sim mons Tuesday la court. In Louisburg. MEAN WILSON TO . SWEEP COUNTRY 'A r?- r-' .A * ? J _jF *' Dejnocratto Gains In Vermont and Maine Impreseive. OTHER PARTIES' . PLIGHT Third 'Wmh to fall &talr %*?M* torenfUi From Mm Ratify ' Vj Thinning RapuMlaaji V j"** - T*at the isaaK ot Timber, i a freely admltto* hy * | |)m Uttanat jutlaUi ?P#rU bare done hum i and lome claim to hen r oonclualoDS- But theee P '*??, .<FVJ s On Monday. Baptomber t. MM, ife* : Republican and Third Tarm jaidji to&btned alaotad William T. Balsa* governor gf Mjine, oyer pTadwiek ?. Plaistsd. the preoant bemoaraUO UV elambanl. tor 1,041 (lmaltty; la lMt, k presidential year, a Republican was alactad governor by 7.4M plurality; E 1904. the plurality nl UW, and U 1906 It was 14.1X1. In othar word*. tft 11 years the Demodrata have eat down the Republican plaraltty la atata e Lectio He by 11.109. In tbla period the DeaooraOa vote has lnoraaaed from 11,000 to M.000 whereas the Republican rota has de creased bom 74,000 to T1.000. The Democratic rote of this year exoeeds .that of September, 1908, by 1.000, but the Republican rota 1s about 1,000 lees than that party cast (our years afo. The split In the Republican ranha, following the election ot William T. Halnea, Is pronoun oed. If the divi sion In Maine In N'OTamber Is as it In the recent Vermont election, i the ot the Republican Tote will go tor Taft, three-tenths lor Boose velt. and on?4anth tor the Demo crats. It Is significant that the latter party has to data suSared no aa compared With the rote kt peaito? years, trom the Third Term mora it. On the ooatrary, U baa sained The result In Maine may ba espectad to be something Ike (his: Wilson. 14.000; Tktt. 41.600, BooeereM, 11.100. The retuzna from the reoent Ver mont eleoHon show, In round flfina, that the Joint Be?nMlcen and third party vote waa eight par oant. short ot ths Republican rote lo mi yean ago. while the Democratic vote In state ahowa ?--galm-ot tamity In . cent.' over that of, 1108. It la of s?? clal Interest lo speculate what will | happen nad November throe gWml the nation M the R^pab&mui Democratic Tots tar the national I tickets happen to ba aWetrted the gubernatorial rote (bis month J tn Vermont has bean sllsi'dall The New York Erasing Post has dons 1 some Interesting figuring along this ! line and aa a net recall tt Is shows i under the coollngeoxalee loeattoo- 1 ad. President Taft would two Mates In November, Bboda island | Got. Wilson. The cnrirlnelooa reaeb ed by the tal follow:, "To compote this m<( we sbca hare to deduct l per mil firam the vote cast tor Taft four years ago and apportion tha reaoalning Jpcs; ?| the rfff ? *? * M between Tpti a mt Kbbaerelt, and Wa should have to add M par oesU. to Bryant tots to 1M, aad (ire tha tamMon. %>toL';. Woodrow PMiim In other worda, (1 . Taft H par eaot. aad BeipereU M par as af ot Tafts toU> lour jears ago, 'ind give Wilson IS psr esnl at Bryan's rota four years aao. "The raaelt fa rooad nacnBars ?o*d be as tollowa. so tar as regards Taft M.000 T9.000 M.000 44.0*0 Maryland M.000 - 142,000 Maasachaaetta 1*1.000 1*4,000 Michigan 191.000 U9. 000 Mlnneaota .111.000 MM Mississippi . UNO - "7M00 Missouri 111.000 441,000 Montana 11.000 11,000 Nsbraaka 71.000 1KM0 Nevada 4.000 u,?00 New Hampshire. . . . 10.000 414*0 New Jaraey 1*1.000 MM0* New Tort 4*7.0*0 Uijm North na inlaw .... MJM0 171.000 North Dakota ..... UNO 111** XJkfr ? ? 1*7 ,0*0 ill* ??5l SUNDAY SCHOOL Lesson I!.? Fourth Quarter, *or | Oct. 13. 19*2. .7^ THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES. oar own T?t of the M.mwy Veress, S, Ram. six, 17? Commentary Primed fcy lWv. D. J|. ftoar*. 3SN V>V"-iv Tk*to* up thk bMftlent* between the fast lw*: and thfa one w? hottfeat fW.* they did hot eoostfdrHfamm mow work*. sachsa tJ* t* " tfa? thousands, they w?r?v Hfa sttuin* the ktorm.aa* the W*- That na Iamirs't through, and It U 6nt?; *? '& *?? ? U W? do H la ourselves <fa.pur cttvtun*U?c?? or people and Hot Him wbo iMU occupy ~sH o*r' thoughts (vs. S2r Hetk .Ul, 1; xtl, 8^ -In chap. vl, 63450. what a multitude of elck folia gather ante Him. see the streets in thn village* Sited wtth theta. an bopbc that He would paaa near enoagh tor Ihem to toach the border of 'ilia garment; how beautiful to ?Ud that "II many as tout hod Him fcnfe mstn VB814.- ? Then follow* the great discourse on the bread of Ufa, thebread *hlth came down from Heaven, even Him aalf; and Hla reply to, the queatton, "What shall we do that we might ^>rk the worka of God?" In considering His reply remember that believing-} meana receiving (John L 12) or commit ting oneaelf onto. Him (John II; ?4). I am continually helped by John VI. 57. "Aa the living Father hath aent Me, and I lire by the Father, ao he that eateth Me, even he aha 11 lire by Me." Also vena OS, "The worda that I apeak unto you, they are spirit and they are life." To many even among true believers. Brand Hla worda are still hlddeh mayna of which they have not yet tasted the aweetneaa, or hav * lng no spiritual appetite they loathe the heavenly food. They have life, having Him, but not abundant life; There were many In His day. aa there were also la the days of the prophets and aa thece are In oar own time, whose religion la w{g>lly ou simply a matter of externals, c ward forma aad erramonUip thfij referred to In vaoie 6 of our lesson a quotation from laalah Let na hear two quotations from the prophets con-, cernlng them. Thla people draw near Me with their month and with their Upe do honor me, hot have isniiilial their heart tar from Ka. and ? thtfr fear toward Me la taught by the pre cept of men" "They come nnto thee ?r the people oometk, and they sit be fore thee aa my people, and they.jMttr thy worda. bot they will no* d?4hem. for with their mouth they sbsiw much love, but tbelr heart aoe(h alter, tljelr covetousnessr* (laa. Ufa, km 65k. "HI I. 81). m addition to^i lat our Lord Mid about tbam la this lesson He said elsewhere. -A* thaf works they do for to be aeen of mm." **Te make clean the ootskfa of the ??> end of the pUtter, but wtttrin an fnU of extortion aad eareee.- -J,' o?t*aal '/ ?PPear righteoua sak men. bat within are f?H ef hrpeutlsj snd In Iqulty" '(Mate xxW. B, 3(5-28). These are the men who, fa the laaaon tor to day, and feelt wMb CksM and His I dtsctples fer not prectMng the man# outward wasftfca** s t their i m Tber? are mnMtadls t* eneh fosmsl lata stMl who ars very iiS^hi Vat It la in outward. and the# know not the true God. who snssifanlli hearts' (I Baa. xrt. 7; I CUoa. xxwM. 9; Jer *TH. JO: Bev. 11. S3). fe.fl $Im..|*? l-?. we read that the and ef this age wM be characterised far a *oc m of gcxT Oneaa without any power, and truly If.' fa already visible enough and tending *? ? Tenter maoKeatsfaon ef the some. . Inasmuch a s It waa ioeetoid that It J would be ao. w* are mot aorwfacM uLl It sod rejoice that Ha ennnot (fall nofi be (Hacoa raged <laa. &L.. 4). tibtkbel qaeetton may weM itasoh aa. ll real k> my Hfe, Uvteg before God tfaan men and atnOylnc to shew myaaif approved ante Oad (II Tim. U. 1*: M Cor. r, M. Our Lord daelrea a poavlai ? pecoie meet tor His ?s(IFetl*Utn Tim. ?. 21), bot the eleanrfnc maet be Inward, by His spirit and His word applying the blood (Pa. 11, 10: Bom. x*. 2; John ivll. 17; Eph. v. 23, 2?. Tbla matter of de file aunt by unwashed handa Is briefly And decidedly disposed of by our Lord In abeee worda. -To eat with unwasheo handa deflWth not a man* (Matt XV. 20). In Matt xv, 11, and verse is of our leeeon we learn that what cometh oat of the mouth, not that which goeth Into the mouth, deflleth a person, for *?t of the abandancn of the heart the month apecketh. and out of the evil heart proeeedeth all evil deeds and worda (vaa. 20-23; Matt xll. 84). No mere outward religion Is of any eternal value, but may be of some benefit aa far aa this p resect world Is concerned. The great cry of today about the uplift of the race, the Chrls tlantxlag of B*t1?ga> making an end of ?*C> I* tU, from the proud, fool fah heart of ma/ without any refer. tme* to the great Prince of Peace, who alone can bring peaoe. AH mere ha sa well aa aU PfepU, wbo w? do It. as It^nrtlStuy ?P| sd (Pa. faxxr. <c x?rt ?: laa. xl 4. Os|y br Us am m, A^fiurmer recently suffered a Iom of ifJOOO besichtt the fire lopaof his house ^ndyrontents The fafculy had gone to town nnj^auring a severe tmhjder storm the - houM^&s- -struck by lightniDgsand was almost completely de stroyed. Neighbors came js the rescue and saved soma of tnafurnityre, but they failed to save a package pfmartay that Was hid un der some bedding in\rcloset. Farm F. N. Egerton, ' M. S. and Merchants^ Bank Louisburg, N. C. \ esident C. P. Harris Vice-President :on, Cashier. 1 . ' W. E. Uzzell, Assistant-Cashier. igs Department Pays 4 Per Cent. Compounded Quarterly W If Good Mat "S $2.( . ? ? - I i ? v \ A 910 Bureau for T $15o 1 Good Second Hand v Organ for , $20.00 ' ? One Piano $160.00 : /tchen Safes $2.5Q ?? Mr .'-i ?' I ? ' One Surrey $50^tl Nfnomw ?i a*,* s 7 2 Second Hand Bug Riefr for,,. . $25.00 *. V O*' IT ?' Brery article of fnrn >ta*rs la stock r edited to cut Sheet music Hkcents J W "HOLLINGSWORTH GREAT STATE FAIR ? v? .j Raljeigh N. 0. 15, 16, 17, 18/fe It gate the pe?pW, it (<li the ?howl 4, , BIG MONET ON Corn ?oatost,\eottoe confceata, gl na tad tbis year to furnish axhibita it gela the free attrition, it gata tha i tomato coateat ? daaif ?altlan. gpyiai incrMM in Premiums ojK^Tobacco and Pvait . K?w Tffo? 4 tonenu balldtn* ^ *?J kotiealtara. Madaro m mm faataat auk in Soath Athntfc F Grandstand Capacity In i GREATBT 8TAT1 FAIR TOD rotvfZL**"* Vr~ >?? paiasfcnta d?ap, mua ? ? 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