TOE FRANKLIN TIMES
A. F. MUSH. 111! ?
?TAX DROPS ?
? RrpmntiUw of a llii^ti |Uu |
ooacera are la low* to riftlr iMon {
In the M?hodbt. itetua ud Episco
pal ckwrhcs. .
? AU members d( Lx>?tso?rx Lodged
No. ill A. P. * A. St. irr nqwattd]
to be preeeat a?I T?> 'rtij
? Misses Nut and NWt WUnc
ud Aanir Harris are (tTtac a ouy
sn* . party a< Jackwa't ro?< to skkk
a Dumber of tie )?u( peoylt from
Loaisbarz bat* been invited.
? Mtsa Ouk Tucker lorw Voadaj
lor m ute*M trip to C&ttfbrmia. . ,
She will attead the caaaaer Kkool at
Berhlcj and Tfett'a&ay points at
tareat ta that part of tw
her way to aid from
SChoal.
-Friends ot the XcJOuea will he
so clad to learm that JCra. Ibkola
MrKiaae aad Infant 90a hare rtaraad
from Rak?h where the Mr 1
ia the hospital tor aereral Wee?-. ...
child's condition was at aaa llai at- I
raost desperate bat R ts
?d now.
?Messrs. P. S. and Allen I
have besaa the mctioa of a B*ca hrick I
store rcWna oa their tot Mar the rt*ar|
bridge. Wr
i to boild
ia the
ilHi( station tar aa
?Mr. ud Mm. U. NtUmurt. of
Japan. with tMr aou nd daiifhtfHli
l"?, Mr. and Mn G. Nahamura spent
T%uik| at Mr. F. N. Kgertoa'a.
TV roupr coaple ktn be?n at
school ta tiki* country. the young man
at A. * K.. Raleigh. and hia wife at
LoatabargT Oallaca. The old gentle
BU l?inh Kngllafc Baently and ex
pressed himself aa betas ao well pleas
rd wlU th? kindness shown himself
and family la this country and with
the prograaa the young people made
that ha la contemplatlns sending a
rouager daughter. Mias Mayo Naka?
mura to Uouisburc College this fall.
iwncg
lt>W~Clni? of Typhoid Ferer In
Uwiiaber* and prmaklln County. Cc-me
aad be ncciutcd tree. It won't cost
yea a' cent. Don't put this Important
matter off a day. A long drawn out
*xprns>T* and dangerous disease.
Co? on is time
HKALTH OFFICER.
THE BALlX FIl WIND.
Daate and I were strolling down tha
road
TTose lo (he border-ltne where Paradise
Aad Purgatory Join.
The day was sultry;
The asphalt pavecnent bent beneath
oar feet;
We wotM hare sunk, knee-deep In
Purgatory
Bat for oar snow-shoes of asbestos
?aw. ?
'Who ts that man*" I asked.
I pointed to a high and narrow wall
Ooa the border-line;
Erect he aat aJttMt upon Its rim
la neither Hell nor HeaTen.
-Oa earth." said Dante, ~ne was nerer
sars;
Thus whea his land was torn with
ctrtl war
This one l Lfaatd to say
cause he stood for. When hii
barest friend
Was brought to trial he dared not tet>
tlfy .
lest he should harm the plaintiff.
Kvery choice
He put aside tor fear be might cboosfe
badly."
"Unfairly judged!" the man cried a?
we passed.
"I suffer punishment for breadth of
mind ?
I merely saw both sides . . .*
"You see them now!" called Dante.
The wall was rery high;
It was surmounted by a row of spikes
Set rather close together.
I wondered as left him perched
j aloft '
\Vh?r? Sll the r>lhen wftrttl
? S. R.
j There are many farmers who are on
toy of the high wall that represents
the Co-operaiiyu movement that prom
ises so much benefit to them. They
are willing to use their Influence to
better the conditions of the country
just because they have not a sufficient
amount of backbone to join hands and
make the success of the Co-operative
Marketing Associations bigger than It
will be if they stay out. Get off of
the fence gentlemen. There is room
for you on either side. Its. better to
make a mistake than to never do any
thing. Don't say you are In fayor ot
it if you don't sign, for your actions
betrays your real attitude.
According tp Lloyd George's Genoa
valedictory, the Bky above is blue. So
is the earth beneath. ? Norfolk Vir
ginian* Pilot.
To the Old Guard, Progressive -Tie-,
tories are progressive defeats. ? Nor
folk Vlrglnian-Pllot.
The fear is that the millennium may
beat Normalcy to it. ? Asheville Times
Thirty-lfiiie Leading Members of
Wake County \ Bar
Endorse |
Mr. Hinsdale
!
For Solicitor
We. :ne undersigned members of the Bar of Wake Comity,
hereby endorse the candidacy of Mr. John W. Hinsdale for the
nomination as Solicitor of the Seventh Judicial District.
Mr. Hinsdale was born in Raleigh and has lived here all his
life. He is in the prime of a vigorous manhood. He was li
?r
censed to practice law in Februaiy, 1901, and during the twenty
one years- of his practice we have had full opportunity to know
his standing and we take pleasure in bearing testimony to his
high personal and professional standing, and his thorough qual
ifications for the efficient discharge of the important duties of
this office
C. B. DEN SON .
RALPH DUTFXfc
J. L KMAKUKL
If G PONVTLLE
c. p. guAtham
CHAS U HABBTS
W. C H ABETS
KR1TEST HAYWOOD
A. K HOUSE
ABM1STKAD JONES
W. B. JONES
W T JOTm
c. o ymm.it
J. S. MANNING
J. G HILLS
J. M BBOUGHTON
B. BOY CABTBB
J. E. OH KSh i JB.
ALBERT L COX
H E NOERIS
J AS H POU
W. H. SAWYER
A. T. SHAW
W. B. SNOW
ROBERT C. STRONG
J. M TEMPLETON. JR.
W. L WATSON
R. W WINSTON, JR
MURRAY ALLEN
ARTHUR ARONSON
GEO. A. BAUCOM, JR
CLIFTON BECK WITH
J CRAWFORD BIGGS
JOHN H BOUSHALL
LEON 8 BRASSFIELD
J. W. BUNN
P H. BUSBEE
C B . HOLDING
If at a trade or profession are not in a position
to jadfre the character and capacity of a man ? who, then, may
W ted cmpetMt T
JOHN Q. MTT.L8, Manager.
The Hudson Store to.
The New Store
Next Door Above Farmers k Merchants Bank
Where We_ Will Carry a Full Line of
Everything for the Home
SPECIAL FOB, SATURDAY
One Quart Fruit Jars * ~ 75c Per Dozen
Pianos, Piano Players
Phonographs
CASH OR CREDIT
We have on hand about $3,000 worth of music
that we will sell at a sacrifice.
The Hudson Store Co.
Louisburg, N. C.
I have a number of good Horses and Mules well
broke to the plow, at reasonable prices for cash
or on time.
Buggies, Wagons, and Harness
You are invited to call in and see my display of
nice Buggies and Wagons also a nice line of single
and double, buggy, carriage and work harness.
E. S. FORD
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