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A. F. J0HN3ON, EOITO& AND MANAGER
lOPISPPBg. H. C..PRD)AfDECBMBgB 6 1912.
HOOKWORM CAMPAIGN
WELL UNW!R WAY IN THIS
COUNTY
The Examination and Treatment
is free? Should Be Tried By
Everybody ? Doctors En
dorse It.
At the beginning of tbe fourth week
of the hookworm campaign oaly 8U
people have been examined. Of that
number * kith percentage ef infection
wag found. Thie fact shoald persuade
these who have bee* holding back te
de so ao longer but come to tke dispen
saries, hear what if to be said and
have the aecesxary examination made,
This is the last opportunity that the
>Stat? and couaty will offer to the citi
zens of Tranklin for tree examination
and treatment ef hookworm disease.
Do not wait till tke tine ia past aad
thsa regret that you did not take ad
vantage of this chance to have yourself
and family examined and treated if
necessary.
Only two mora weeks ot the cam
paign remain. During- that time it is
very much desired that the people
come to the dispensaries in large aum
hers. Everyone can be taken care of
and examined. You will then have the
satisractian of knowing whether or
not you have hookworm disease.
At the dispensaries yon may see
L hookworm*, hookworm etCK? under the
microscope, interesting pictures and
get free literature! You will be told
the life history of tho hookworas and
whst to do to keep from getting the
disease. The times and places remain
the same, but toe the schedule for
yourself on another page of this paper.
The doctors in the county and other
? influential citizens endorse this work.
Read what they have to say.
THE BOOKWOSM DIsraNBAICES.
\ Hookworm disease is a certainty, its
diagnosis is a certainty and its cure is
a certainty. We reqaeat and beg all
of the physicians in the county to be
come thoroughly interested in arousing
the peoplp of their, respective com
munities' to take advantage of the
present campaign now going on in the
county for the elimination of this dis
ease. Parents see to it that your chil
dren are given the benefit of this free
treatment and cure of this disease
which is a handicap to all weak and
feeble children.
J. E. Malokk,
Supt. of Health.
TO THE PUBLIC.
1 desire to call the atlention of the
citizens and residents of Louisburg
and of Franklin county to the cam
paign now being waited in tlils_ county
for the eradication of bookworm dis
case by Dr. Xl P: J shocks. Similar
campaigns ha^ 'h^in ( conducted in
more than hall tire counties of the
State and the inhabitants of these
have been greatly benefitted by the
treatment. ; It is especially desirable
that -as many as possible come to the
dispensaries during- the remaining three
weeks of the campaign for examina
tion and treatment, if necessary, it
costs you nothing and is absolutely
free te every one.
In my opinion this campaign offers
greater benettg to a greater number
of people than anything of its kind
ever conducted in the county. If the
hooitworm is suspected ia your family
? don't stop until you. have i?ktd uj'
the schedule ?f date and place nearest
your home, when an t where ypa may
meet l>r. Jacoeks and leave^fiim make
the necessary examination and treat
ment. RsjkT. HoLi'^N,
Z' Mayor.
Jo the the pepjSle of Franklin County:
1- wir.l> to'aall U>% attention' el the
peopie>rftho fact that we hair# esOtC-'
lispm in tho county a free . dispensary
~/foT the treatment of hookworm. My
s dear friends this disease Is very prev
alent througheut the Setithera States.
These dispensarios are in competent
hand*, and I wish t? urge upen you
the necessity of being examined" and
' treated >ou ? infected. Similar
L Campsien? are nqw being conducted all
oyer the Slate Thousands of people
hive been cured of this terrible dis
eenr and ? large percent of our peo
ple are infected. The State and
-tounty have provided a tree dispensary
where exam natlen and treatment are
absolutely '<?? to all whe will give a
few - minutes of their time. People
should avail themselves of this oppor
tunity and come to the dlspenHry and
be examined and treated thereby be
ing greatly benefitted.
This campaign will last only two
nveks more. . ,
tlespeetively, *
KME ' E. M. PwutY, M. D.
Dm t, 1912.
j am |Mto bear testimony to the
good work being don* by the "Hook
worm Campaign': in FmnicHn county.
I adviss unhesitatingly every one to
com to the dispensarise for examia*
tion, and especially those who are in
doubt ss to their condition. Examina
tion and treatment are . free and the
benefit to those infected c^n hardly be
expressed in words. -
Yours vety trely,
S. P. Rort, M. D.
The hoekwerm campaign in Frank
lin county which i? being conducted by
Or. W. P. Jasocks ef the State Board
of Health Should appeal te every citi
xea in Franklin. It is kaown that the
infection in the ceunty is heavy and
fer that reason the people should pre
sent themselves for examination In
large numbers. It is especially desir
abls also that every ene learn about the
sanitary privy? ealy by building such
a privy can the disease in the country
districts be controlled. Pamphlets de-'
scribing in dstaii the construction of
the privy may be had free of charge at
the dis pessaries. ? ?
A large number ef people have been
examinee in more tnau hall the coun
ties of the State and it is to be hoped
that the people ef Franklin will not be
backward In taking advantage of this
opportunity lor free examination and
free treatmeut.
R. F. Yarborough, M. D.
Th ; hoekwerm campaign Is being
conducted in Franklin ceunty by the
State Board of Health for the benefit
of the people. The examinations and
treatment an free and we earnestly
urge the folks te eeme and he exam
ined. The dispensaries are open in
Franklintea Taeeday, Dei;. > and 10th.
Drs. Hassis & Henmrson,
Frfuik linton. It. 0.
A campaign against the heokworm
is being conducted in this seaaty at
present by Dr. Jacocks. This is ef
great importance to everyone and I
wish to urge as maay as possible to
take advantage ef the opportunity
lone to the several places announced
in the paper and bring your neighbors
with you. The exsmiaation and treat
ment is sbeolotely free.
Grtssom-Colltns.
A pretty marriage was solemnized
at Corinth Baptist church in Frank
lin county, on November 26th, when
Miss Ruby Luola Collins became
the bride of Mr. Charles Clyde
Grissom.
The clinrch was beautifully dec
orated for tho occasion In green
white and yellow, and made a love
ly scene in the soft glow of eleotric
lights.
Jupt before the ceremony which
was' impressively performed by Kev.
W. L. Ciri igs, the bride's pastor,
Miss Ada Daniel, of Epsom, sweetly
sang "Because." Then to the
strains of Mendelssohns wedding
moroh, | layed by Miss Lottie Danitl
the bridal party entered. The uph
ers, Messrs. Claud Collins and jPollie
Weldon, John Y. Beasley apdPerry
Wilson came tip the nisl^and took
their places in front otjne altar.
Then eame Waa/LMy Grissom
with Mr. Johnnie-Wilson, Miss Rilla
Poller with l&pc Dot Pernell, Miss
Bnrla Sheajcm with Mr. Blair Tucker
of LouisVtJrg, and Miss Annie Gar
ner, af^Creed more, with Mr. Nor
mal Pinnellt
/'The bride prettily gowned in
white mescaline and lace, carrying a
lovely boquet of white chrysanthe
moms, entered with her sister aad
maid of honor, Miss Ethel Collins
and met the groom at the altar, who
entered at the side door with his
The bridesmaids were? attired in
white" silk and lace with- black pic
ture hats.
The bridal "pwty 'eft the churcn
to the stra;ns of Lohenprin's wed
ding rnaroh and' repaired to the
nearby home of the bride.
After receiving congratulations
from their many friends, they left
by a>'to., for Henderson where they
took the train for Washington and
other points.
Miss Collins is the eldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Collins,
and is a pretty tnd accomplished
young lady. Mr. Grisaom is the son
of Mr. A. T. Grissom, and is^ighly
esteemed try hra 'mmy friend ' for
h;s integrity and industry. ,
May ttieir pathway be always
bright with flowers, nftd their sky
ever bright with the light of happi
ness and prosperity is the wish of
their many friends.
Loufsbarg Water All Right.
The following report received by Dr.
J K lfalnna, SnperiaUndaatet Health.
from Mr. C. A. Shore, direotor State
Laboratory, ef Hygiene, at Kaleigh ths
EAST COURT, PANAMA-PACIftC INTERNATIONAL
EXPOSITION^
THE great East Court at the Panama-Pacific International Expo
sition la designed for pageantry surpassing the famous Durbar
of India. It will constitute a suitable setting tor oriental or
modern drama upon a colossal acale. From a huge staircase or
from tbe ti^f oC Its encircling walla tlie visitor to this "Oourt of Joy
ousness" will be enabled tn witness the pageants that will be a feature
?f the eiposltlqp. Tbe main tower of the eenrt will contain a great pipe
organ, with echo organs In the smaller towers; within the center of the
court will He a basin- containing groupings of classic statuary. <lan?ing
figures, fauns, satyrs and nymphs. Electric scintillators will play upon
fountains st night Tropical shrubs and flowers will contrast with tbe
sterner effect of tbe colonnades, statuary and facades of the court In
Its architecture the .East Court which will lie among the main group ~
of exhibit palaces, will resemble the oriental phase of the Spanlsb
Moorlsb architecture. -
past week, upon a sample <akon on
Thursday of last week says the city
water of Louisburg is all right. The
report follows:
Odor, hot ? 0.
Reaction? alkaline.
Chlorine (parts per million) ?4.
Nitrogen as nitrates (parts per mil
lion)? 0.02.
Nitrogen as nitrites? 0.
Total number of bacteria at 20 de
grees C. per c. e. ? 4000.
Total number of bacteria at 38 de
grees G. per c. c_? 100.
Total number of acid-forming bacte
ria? 0.
Colon bacilli in 10 c. e. ? ?.
Colon bacilli in 1 c. c. ? 0.
C. A. Shorb, Director.
From Ingleside
Mr. Clyde Grissom and Wits
Ruby Collins were happily united
in the hoi y bonds of wedlock, at
Corinth ohnrch November 26, Rev.
Mr. fiibbs officiating.
It was quite a surprise to our peo
ple on Thanksgiving morning to
find this beautiful land of ours cov
ered with snow. Mr. Hayes was
greatly disappointed that day.
Right many of the neighborhood
btiT? i.'iijuteil a nk'M barWSflUA bu
Wednesday night at Ingleside.
Our school . seems to be getting
on very nicely as we hare a large
enrollment. ' *
We are glad to state that the ru
mor to the effect that Mr. W. F.
Davis would Ixaye our community
another year is replaoed with the
announcement that he has associated
with him Mr. Arthur A. Pernell,
one of our hustling young men, and
after January 1st, the buaineaa will
be incorporated with a paft In capi
of tRDOO.OO. These are. very
piil'iilar T*h""g "n? n?1' ihuii mr
cess is assured.
Mr W. Ben K<i wards informs us
that he will move his family to
Ingiestde the new year. W e wel.
come them in our midstC
With beat , wishes for the Old
Rsliahlk and its good editor, I
remain as ever your friend.
'? Watchful."
i . ?
L<?t l.oftei-a 1
Remaining tnjjie postefflcejat Lou
Ubutg, _W. C? week ending December
6th, uncalled for:
Mrs. Florence Forlion, L. D. Rudd,
Mrs. Lula Smith. Anna Spring, Ashcr
Thornton.
Persons calling: lor any of the above
letters will please say the they saw
them advertised.
M. W. YARHOROUliH, P. M.
Bazaar- '
The ladies of Corinth Baptist church
will give a bazaar nt Ineleside Acade-,
my, Friday Dec?mber 13th, from 7 to
10:30 P. M. If the weather is not fav
orable will postpone to Saturday De
cember 14th. The bazaar will consist
of things suitable for Christmas pres
ents. Oysters and ice cream will be
served. Everyone is cordially tnvited
to be present.
Cotton.
Cotton sold at 12 7-8 cents on the lo
cal Tiiarkot hers yestufday. Consider
ing the weather the receipts were good.
HOW, WHEN AND WHY
A SECOND ADVENT
Renter Divines on Right Track,
Says Pastor Russell,
No World- Burning ? Satan to ^Bo
Bound ? Bin, Sickness and Doath to
Bo Conquered ? Man to Bo Delivered.
The Power Vested In MoaalaH? HJ?
Kingdom Near ? How It WifTJAppoart
Denver, Dec, 1-?
111 la city Is stirred!
Otvtateeu pastors
of all denomina
tions bare been
dlscufislngThe*Sec
ond Advent for" a
mouth. Nowconraa
rastor Russell toll
Ins us all that
"The Earth, abld
etb forevei^'-Vthat
It will never be de
stroyed by literal
Ore. According to
blm KTWt gr.ont of Chjrlat^Oim
log Will bring blessing* ?ucb as we
>11 desire. He seem* .to bare the Bible
and logic on bin aide to Jj -*
tmm It (Hotel I declared that falnd 1
concept* of the Second Coming of
Christ bad done great Injury. The
rlew set forth In all orthodox creeds
la that Christ will come again In the'!
Scab. The resurrection will take place
within twenty-four boors. The saintly
will rise In the air to meet the Lord,
rben Are will come down from heav
en, and consume the whole earth. Pre
mlllennlallsu claim that Chris; will
reign In fleshly glory a thousand years
to bless the living. The majority of
Christians disown Ibis aa ridiculous .?
nonsense because' thy believe ? tittle of i
need or Bible. A minority percelv* .
ta Inconsistency with the Bible. ^ s
What Bible 8*udents Now See.
The "Ore of that day" Is symbolical
ilready kindling in society, the ele
ments of which. Capital and Labor,
ire getting hotter. Soon they wlllij
melt, the symbolical "earth" will be
consumed with the "heavens" also, the
ecclesiastical powers. Their passing
away will usher In a "new earth," or ;
?octal order, and "new heavens," the
Church In glory. *
The Second Coming of Christ la as
soclated with blessings. Messiah will
abolish the curse sod bring In wooder
fnl blessings. The Day of Christ will
be "the last Day." -the great Seventh
Thousand-year Dnj All bmnanlty will
be blessed. Including the dertd who'wtll
then be awakened.
Christ Comes to Reign.
As the redemption was necessary
for mall's salvation so Messiah's King
dom Is necessary to accomplish restitu
tion. The delay of more than elghu-en
centuries Is 8crlpturally explained: (1) '
God designed Six Great One Ttton- j
sand Tear Days to teach mankind the
eiceedlng sinfulness of sin. He par
posed that On the Seventh Day the .
blessing of Messiah should come, (2) '
An Important work bas been alone
since Calvary. An Elect Church has :
been gathered out of all nation*? 1
saints made perfect through suffering, , .
a Little Flock, the "Church -of thefj
First- boras." These are to become the I !
Bride of Christ at Hla Second Advent . i
The Second Coming of Jesus\ Is tot
claim His Bride class, and to exalt
them. As regards the world. Be- comes
to bind Satan, to overthrow stn, andi
to uplift fallen humanity. St. Peter t 1
tells that Restitution work, not a literal J ?
burning of the world, awaits the Sec- ;
ond Coming of Jesus: "Tlmds of re- '
freshing shall come from the presence 1 i
of the Lord."? Acta 1U. 10-21. ? i
Christ's Kingdom to Bs Spiritual.
One great mistake we' have all made ? j
is Id not noticing that Jesus was ha- \
man for only thirty-three and a half '
years. He waa a glorious spirit being '
before He was made flesh; and He- {
was resurrected to a spirit condition? ;
higher than His original one. How j
foolish we were to think of Jesus as a '!
man (a little lewer than angels) in the
midst of the Heavenly host. He la now
partaker of the Divine nature; His
Church is to be "changed" and made
"like Him." As His descent was from
a higher to a lower, so His ascent was
from a lower nature to a higher, "far i
above angels." His Is the exceeding glo- ? |
ry which "no man hath seen nor oa? see" ;
?"which no man can approach onto." ?
It Is this glorious Being whose King- (
dom Is about to be established. He
and His Church will be us Invisible
to men as are Satan und the fallen,
angels. The appearances Of Jesus In i
the flesh after His resurrection were
'materializations, to prove: (t) that
Jesns was no longer dead: (2) that He
was changed, born of the Spirit, able:
to go and come like the wind. '!
KIN 8 PROPERTY SOU)
TO MR. JAKES A. T0RNBR F#R
$7,000.00.
Who Propoaes to Divide it Into
Lota ? Will be a Mast Defina
ble Besldenc Section.
Mr. J. A. Turner' informs -"lis utat
during the past week hfjias completed
thadstaila of the purchase of the Itll
property on West Elm street? lying on
both aide* of the street leading from
Elm street te the sity pawer plant, for
the neat sum of seven tkausand dollars.
In discussing the purchase and future
intentions Mr. Turner said that he was
going to appeal to the Board of Town
Oammiaaieners to change the ? treat
loading through this preverty aad lay
it out straight with Middle street.
By doing this it will add greatly to tfc*
appearance of that portion ef the town
la tba fact that it would do away with
the present cross 'injunction of this
atreet. Mr. 'Turner proposes to raeve
the old house that now stands an the
property to ene side aad lay eff the
aatire property into nice residential
lots and will pave the sidewalks en
both aides of the streets with a three
foet eeacrete walk. This is now, ar
will be when the plans of Mr. TarMr
sre perfected, one of the most desira
ble -residential sections ia bouisburg
epen to purchssers. It is well located
and convenient to the business section.
We congratulate Mr. Turner upon
the successful purchase and hope he
will succeed with his plans which will
mean much to. Louisburg.
Receives Appointment.
Mr. J.- L. Palmer was appointed Uni
ted StateeCommissionar by Jsdge Con
ner ef- the federal Court at Raleigh the
past -wedk. Mr. Palmer qualified at
eneaaad ia now 'active ia the duties of
thaodce.
Pneumonia Weather.
Pneumonia is a dirty-air disease.
When the weather is mild and 'dodrs
and windows are kept open there Is lit
tle pneumonia. But with the coifting
of cold weather, when people shut up
their houses, the pneumonia cases and
deaths multiply with fearful rapidity.
Parousia, Epiphania, Apokdlupsis.
Messiah's Kingdom will have earthly ,
representatives? the faithful {saints of
previous ages, raised to bumato perfec
tion Instantly. Through thesis the in
visible Messianic Kingdom twill op
erate. Jesus said. "Ye shall see Abra
ham, Isaac. Jacob and all the{propheta
in the Kingdom."
The parousia of Jesus will come first
?present but luflftlble. The w*orld wfiT
continue with the ordinary affairs of
life (while He is gathering theChurch),
%s in the days of Noah.
? After the satin1 ring uf the ?CUureilt
there will be au epiphania and? an apo
kalup.il* of Jesus. He will .Hhloe forth.
He will be revealed? not in flesh, but
"in flaming Are." the trnnbl* of that
Day, in which the present ooder will
be consumed In anarchy. giving plac*.
to the Kingdom IMsprimHtlon..
"Mala PircfciM.
Mr. W. F. Beasley, on last Tuesday,
purchased' the Mrs. Jennie C. Alston
residence on Kentnore avenue and the
C. F. Richardson residence en Main
?treat.
TobacgO MtrKet"
- The loc*l tobacco market "is a live
factor in the towns activities. Every
day brings good sales to town and the
prices are all "up allaab." In conver
sation with a warehouseman recently
W? were Informed in reference to the
hish prices "he had never seen any
thing like it in his Ufa," and the faim
era are all "vary well pleased." The
two coupled together shows Louinburg
is the place to receive the high pri??s
for voujCJtobacco- Although a Wi? lot I
of the weed has bean sold hers the I
prices rnmain strong and the demand
hesfy: ' Come here with jvtt ssstj
Adds Kodak SappUes.
As will be seen from hi?- advertise
ment in another column Mr. E. J.
Macon has added to hia nice and com
plete line of -fancy groceries a full line
of the beat kodak supplies. He in
forms us ho will also cenduct a depart
ment for' the developing the films and
plates end printing and finishing the
pictures. This will be quite a conven
ience to our veople who enjoy the sport
famished by n pocket or hand camera .
and' his efforts will no doubt be appre
ciated by them.
Annual He?t!ng
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Hasten Realty Jb Trust
Co. held in the offices Monday evening,
Dec. 2, 1912. the old directors a?d effi
cers of the ensuing year were re-elect
ed as followa: D. F. McKiane, Presi
dent; S P. Burt, Vice-President; J. A.
Turner, Secretary and Treasurer) ??.
S. Baker, Book-keeper, Miss Kate K.
High, Stenographer.
The Eastern Realty & Truat Com
pany has juqt vassed through one Of
its Boost ? prosperous rears, ' Th* **"*?
psny la composed ef seise of Leau
bunt's best and most promineat busi
ness men,.
Sandy Creek Item"
' Mr. Bob Kicks spent a few days
in Henderson this week.
Mwsee Nellie Perry and Myrtle
Rowe, of*loul t<-n, visited Mi* Kadi*
Gnpton a few days ago.
Messrs. Geoige Fostei and Walter
Johnson, of Nash county, spent San.
day with (heir pnrenta near hare.
Several of our people attended
the Tbanktgiving services at Oen
terville and Reported a very pleaaant
f time. \
Kov. G. M. JJuk<* pieaeheil his
last sermon for this year at Mt
Zien last bunday. There waa qaite
a iarge crowd and all aeeraed to
enjoy it
The Sunday School U. progreeaing
nieely. W e hare a large number
on roll and we think they are plan
ning to hare a Cbristnas tree.
There will be a "Feaat awf. Fair"
at Sandy Creek AeadeMjr Friday
night, December 13th. All are cor
dially invited. ? Oome and lets hsve
a good timel The pro *
for the benefit of thq i