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V :. Cr" j.f.--,.. - : . - - ; '- v i " . " A. THOMAS, Editor and Proprietor. - r..t: Hittr., r.:. u i .t.-. VOL XXXII ; LOUISBURG, K . 0, FRIDAY OCTOBER 31, im. I ' . " :--.. c, n it r.ch DiB.icrrrnB.v l . .i -s . - -- . .. c--.-, .... . ... , - - . .- . I r i - r--r zrr-rr I - - - - - - - . . I Mi MKTHODIST. ..mday School at 9:30 A. M. Gso. 8. Bark, 8upt. Preaching at 11 A. M., and&P.M, -ry Sunday. Prayer meeting Wednesday nighC M. T, Pltlbb: Pastor," BAPTIST. , ' S n nday School at 9:30 A. M. Thos. B. Weldkr, Supt Preaching at 11 A. M.. and 8 P. If., vHrr Sunday. Prayer m -eting Thursday night. II. H. Mashburxb, Pastor. inday School at 9:30. Services, morning and night on nr., 3rd and 4th Sandavs. Kaing Prayer, Friday afternoon. LOTXJB3. yxiinbarg Lodge, No. 413t A. F. & M., mtn 1st ana nights ia each month. 3rd Tuesday I'rot'essnonal oards V ill ILL & ALLRED. ATTORNBY8-AT-LA.W, will iirar.tloe In all the Courts. .. HiNi'iirg and Yoangaville, N C. Offices tn )R. ARTHUR H. FLEMING, DENTIST. . LOUISBURG, . - N. Ottlee Over Cooper's Store. C. J It. S. P. BURT, V tWVOTIGINQ PHYSICIAN AND STFRQBON. Louisburg, N. C. offlm In the Ford Buildiiif;, corner Main NjihU streets. Upstairs front. I) H.. R. P. YARBOROUQH, PHYSICIAN AND 8TJRQEON, LOFIBURS, N. C. nflce 2n.l floor Net Nijrht (-Alia anawere'l rl'Unee, phone 74. - baildinir, phone 39 from T. W. Bicttett's b. MASSKNBURa. ATTORNEY AT LAW. LOCISBTJBe. H. 0. win practice in all the Courts of the State Oiace In Court House. M. CiOKX, ATTORITEY-AT-LAW, LomsBUKe.s. a. t.h conrts of Nash. Franklin, ir-mvillw. Warren and Wake conntles. also the j,, rrnn Ooart of North Carolina, ana me U. ! ilrcult and Dlstrlflt. Conrts. M C. W1N6TEAU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, LonsBUBO, N. C. orricit OVXR W. P. WXAL & Co.'S S'OBB. -r w.ial Attention given to all business 1 1 rusted to rae. I) It. J. B. MALONE, A AOTICINQ PHYSICIAN AND STJBQEON. LODISBUBS, 5. C ,-' .- over Aycocke rrug Company. K. a. POSTER. l-iiACTICINO PHYSICIAN fc SUBOBON, Louisburg, N. C. i nice over Aycocke Drug C Jnopany. HAYWOOD RUFFIN. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, LOUI9BUB4I. W. 0. win practice in ail the Court of Franklin n 1 n.lj.ilnlnK coantjeg, also In the Supreme i-.. urt.. and In the United States District and I'lr'Miil (JourtB. ( (Hce In cooper and Clifton Building. IHOrl. B. WILDKH., ATTORNBY-AT-LAW, LouisBcae, v. 0. i iffioe on Main street, over Jones k Cooper's p; S. HPRUILL. ATTOBN BY-AT-LAW, LOOT8BUKO, V. C y i7n .non rh ennrtaof Franklin. Vance OrHiiviile. Warren and Wake counties, also ih 4.mnma Court of Hortn uaroua Prompt attention given to eoUeetlons. ntiir.e over Egerton's Store. 'Y W. BICKBTT, iTTORNBY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. LOUISBUBU S. C Prompt and painstaking attention given to -ry matter Intrusted to his hands. Kef rs tf Chlel gusticDnpuriu, -- M.nriing. Hon. Robt W. Winston, Hon. J. H..,t..n. Pru First National Bank of Win u ii , Olenn Manly. Winston, Pegta i Bank nf Monroe. Chas. B. Taylor, Pres. Wake For t College, Hon. B. W. Tlmberlake. ( f fine In Court House, opposite Sherura. PBRSON,! ATTORNEY AT-LAW oniBBUBU, V. 0. in an aourta. OfSee In Neal Practices Bulldlntf. v. H YARBOROUQH, JB. ATI ORNEY AT LA W, LOtTISBTIBO. N. 0. orrioe tn Opera House building, Court street All legal business intrusted to him w , 1 1 receive prompt and careful attention. 1)R D.T. 8MITHWICK, DENTIST, LOUISBtJBO, - - H. C. orrice over Furniture Store. HOTELS. FUANKlilNTOH HOTEL FEANKLINTON, TX.O SAM'L MERRILL;y Prfl (iood aooomooauoii it T r ablic. flood Liva! Attached MASSENBTJRG HOTEL .1 r 1Vf-naaexantTUrar l T?rOfV HENDEBSOIT.' N. C. vood aeeetantodatioai. Good fare; u aad attentive aervr ; Po NORWOOD HOUSE - wiriirtn. rttCirolW w. j. oRwooolTTWlt Patronage of OommereJal -TouTlsto aad TuToilig PabU8oUalU4. .lf ; 7.' f4 IVatP IJtSewoipV o o 1? : o cTol . -'--::c .. .. . ", , ) GH AMP f 0 Vf A AV Done rVrrllssourf . O 0 0 0: 0,0 Special Washington Letter. THERE is an unconfirmed report tBat ex-GoYernor Leslie M. Shaw, secretary of the treas ury, Is about' to resiirri under pressure. It is to be hoped that that re port la not true, for the secretary adds to the gayety of-nations. &e has the reputatioa of being; conserYative, yet ne is easily the most reckless talker In America. For examnle. in a reoent speech lie said that the Democrats have always been in favor-of free raw ma terials. That is not trne. The secre tary should post up or "shut up. ' The free raw material Idea is G rover Cleve land's graft into the Democratic party. as a matter of fact, it is a part of the protective theory. Anybody jvho will take the pains to read Carl tenure's Life of Henry Clay" will find that Clay, in his great speech on the tariff in the days of nullification, declared for free raw materials as one of four ways of accomplishing protection. Mr. Cleve land, perhaps, did. not know that when he declared for free raw materials. No doubt he thought he originated the idea, but Mr. Secretary Shaw should know better. A man. to be secretary of the treasury should not be seventy- nve years behind the times. The most sensible thing said by an Iowan lately is the declaration of Mr. Secretary of Agriculture Wilson that all things considered, the cheapest land in the world is in Missouri. Mr. "Wil son has a great head and uttered an immortal truth. Mr. Shaw would do well to take a few lessons out of Mr. Wilson's-book. A Place of Power. There naturally comes up in connec tion with Speaker Henderson's declina tion the thought of how the power of the speaker has grown under the use of the lieed rules for the governing of the house. These rules were devised by a strong, forceful, autocratic man for. use in handling what was often an unruly body. With those rules he handled the house without gloves and made it transact business rapidly. often with indecent naste, and choked off free speech. But Speaker Hender son went further and made the bouse a one man legislative body and, with the aid of the pernicious Reed rules, took into his own hands the power to absolutely control, force or prevent almost any sort of legislation. During the last session of congress no meas ure could even be brought up for the uonsideration of the house unless the leading advocates went to the speak er's room and obtained from him a promise to permit the measure to come up. If the speaker said, "No, that bill cannot come up," all" hope for that par ticular piece of legislation was dead. In one particular case every member of a large committee voted in committee to favorably report a resolution to the house, but before making the j-eport the chairman of the committee went to General Henderson to secure his per mission. It was refused and, in the popular street language of the day, seventeen congressmen; representing 2,700,000 constituents, "went away backhand sat down." When the fathers of the constitu tion In thelr great wisdom provided a large assemblage of lawmakers to be the direct representatives of the peo ple, they probably did not foresee the adoption f. the Reed rules or the ap pointment of a -committee on rules consisting of five members, three of them being Republicans and one of those three (thus securing the balance of power absolutely to the speaker) be ing the speaker himself. Roosevelt Redhot. Thus it will be readily seen that there need be" small wonder at all these telegrams and counter telegrams that have been flying from Oyster Bay to Dubuaue and back again; These sam ples would indicate anything but a placid feeling of confidence in- the de voted breasts of the leaders of tne U. O. P.: . . Ovster Bay. Septan. Most earnestly ask that you reconsider your determina tion not to run. ' THEODORE ROOSEVELT. Congressman J. M. Babcock. chair man of the Republican national com mittee, sent the following: . New York, "Sept. 17. Am in receipt of telegram signed by you saying that you have this day declined nomination for congress.- We cannot believe the tele gram Is genuine. Hepburn and Hull are here, and all enter our . earnest protest against action of this kind by you. The Republican party that you have served so long and faithfully cannot part with your services now. ' , An Associated Press dispatch from Dubuque says: Speaker Henderson ia as positive today In his declination of the congressional nomination as he wai last night, notwith standing the flood of telegrams from all parts of the country protesting against nia decision ana impwrmg mm w con sider the same. Other telegrams, of th same tenor were' received from all th members of the national committee -and national congressional committee, sena tors Allison, Hanna, Spoon er, Lodge. Fair banks and others. y it"- - " Hard to Reconcile. ": How is the party at large to reconcile the attitude of the high tariff men.' such' as General Henderson, . with such pointed ntferantro agarose and Fobs? - For tWP years tsaDCOCK ui - -Jt r.r.tnr. 4.a affMr thnf the 1 KepUDiican?pary muac reviae wie or the Democrats would- speedily be Tne Best Prescription For Malaria. Chius and fever is a bottle of Grove's Taste eaahill Tonic. It 18 simply iron- ana qm nine in a tasteless form. - No core no pay. Price 50c. - 1 A 6mall leak, wiUink :ra great 1 . OVT OP DEATH'S JAWS, uwhon death-seemed eery near from a "- - (U.M. 4ti.a'Y . Itail severe stomacn 'ju r aufiered with, for- years," writes x ue, Da7hsm,ir. CJ""J)r. King's Kewiie POT saved jnyMfe and gave, perfect hlth' Bert pills on earth auo oniy i!oo.a in a position to do the revising them selves. The other dav Mr. Fnu is the Republican candidate for coo fTess in the Eleventh Massachusetts district, said, "Does any one mean to say that the steel trust needs the same degree of protection as when the iron and. steel business of the country war an infant industry?" Commenting on this the St. Louis Republic says: This la a pertinent ruestlon from Mr. Foes, who refuses to b muaalst) by th high tariff bosses of bis party, and an answer should be forthcoming if the pro tectionists are not afraid to make reply to this crisis. Many other Republicans are asking the same question. "They be lieve the time has now come irk en tfca tariff should' be revised, la accordance with changed conditions and for the re lief of a people oppressed bx trust monop olies due to the tariff. The steel trust and other great monopo ly corporations are now underselling their European competitors in all the markets of the world, r Do they need tariff protec tion from European competitors In Amer ican markets? Not a bit of It. The EHnc- ley tariff now only serves to give these trusts complete control of the home mar kets, resulting la the exorbitant over charging of American consumers, the de struction of healthy competition and the nullification of the wholesome natural law of supply and demand as regulating prices. RepublicansAiarmed. Of course it would not be natural for Republican statesmen to admit that Speaker Henderson has placed ils par ty on. the defensive, but occasionally it leaks out that his action has damp ened their ardor greatly. For instance. Congressman Mudd of Maryland, a leading Republican, gave out an Inter view in which he said: That la a subject upon which I. like many other members of the house, I ap prehend, prefer not to talk for publica tion. It Is useless to deny, however, that the action of Speaker Henderson Is em barrassing. If not hurtful, to party pros pects. It gives the opposition an oppor tunity to contend that there la an ap parent difference between the executive and the leader of the chief legislative body on revenue subjects, upon the tariff and kindred question. First Catch Your Hare. The Globe-Democrat says that "Uncle Joe" Cannon should be elected speaker of the next house. The wrangle Is al ready so warm among Republicans that it might be as well for the G.-D. to wait until there is some assurance that the Republicans will have any band In electing a speaker. When a church congregation decides to build a new bouse of worship, it is customary to raise the funds before selecting the site. .The G.-D. should be able to see the application. General Henderson's Wisdom. I will revert to the case of General Henderson long enough to observe that very few men In public life have ever possessed the foresight to quit before defeat brings them in humiliation to the dust. If General Henderson saw in the general unrest under the present tariff law a prospect of defeat at the polls or, worse still, a chance to fail, of the speakership tn case a Republic an house should be elected, it was the part of wisdom for him to withdraw rather, than take the risk of wind ing up his great career with a de feat that would be a sad recollection to him all the days of his life. He has seen twenty years of continuous serv ice in the house. It should satisfy any man. Should he attempt to breast an unfavorable tide at this late day. he might be made to feel the bitter lament that must have been in the heart of Cardinal Wolsey: I have ventured. Like little wanton boys that swim en bladders. This many summers in a aern of glory. But far beyond my depth; my high blown pride At length broke under me and now baa left me. Weary and old with service, to the mercy Of a rude stream that must forever hide me. Applied Democracy. Several references have been made in these letters to the excellence of the administration of public affairs In Mis souri under Democratic control. The superiority over such neighboring great states as Iowa and Illinois la so great that thousands of farmers from those states have bought fine farms in "Missouri in the last two months. They find taxes incredibly lower as com pared with the states they are leaving, while the great institutions of the state are as good and In some cases much better. Missouri will pay-off her last bond this" year, while almost all of the counties are free from debt The city of SL Louis recently repudiated Its Republican city government and is now busily engaged in sending to the penitentiary a large number of the boodlers who for years robbed the peo ple of that city. One of the great dai lies of St, Louis in rejoicing ever the Improved state of affairs says: Where once the city was curtailing ex penses in order to keep pace with the rev enues a business administration has in creased licepse collections sunictmtly to justify 1 her eased expenditure. The in mates Of the city Institutions are eared for better than formerly. Street cleaners are again at work. The police courts are operated on prin ciples conducive to better results than for many years. Grafters are tn the salaoritjr. Receipts from the courts" have been more than doubled under- the system of dally mayor and the refusal te 1 remit naes except u extraordinary, cases. I iK the store were ail that had beea ae- i people would be faUy repaid for I irsing eat the eid ziegenheta gaBgstarav I YOTJ KKOIV tTHlT TO IT are TAKIKS When' tou take Grove's Tasteless Colli Tonlo beeaase the fotmula ia plalaly priat -ed on every ootue aaowina wa it ta sun pry ironandquiniaein a tasteless loraa. Jto enre ne pay, ooe. .- c . . ; -, If yoa wo old bare your bajlnee donego; If JiotV Beud. v..-n-.,-t .... . - vn aratlableta asnddea attaexof gammer sickness and should keep ia ronr hottse a bottle ot Dr. Bath Arnold's Balsam tbe best ksowa. Warranted to viva satlsf aetlou " ot rnoner.-refoBd by Areocke Drug Co.' 1 ; , ' - a - - - - : - . ...;.,-- aiuoa c lh city to mtf At taproVMMaL mm t I QUo Of boodlw a Dwum cirrn vdbcr and fcrtb(tTr a 1 1 uhj ji Ua rM-ore atf aa - - cieoe strtcaa Vwna t Isw OUxr fcre bs MIM(i4 rsBSj I Om pas. tectlary. A assibw C tat aVstagab Art ta Jail awmltt&c tint . MeaawhBa lb raWtt ta tbe i ml boos la taUr tavaruratt. Member ct u aJettjr wa at W Bmd to have Mnayaie to paaa a4 feat todaUtJssi wtraj srUi awt mt at eMrchinrbt pabOctty are saosaiaiaiTTi xpcUn trovbt AO of these thfag kr Vnii ias 1 1 ttia HtlaeM St. Levi aaora ttaa ay Uaaua action of cm awl ywara. T do sot graaUy ears waJe party aa tft govarajaeat. ttr aad aptrtt xn t taws law. Tfc-nr aa t prtanpraa aW7 swr taat bolaa the coadvet of Tker believe ttet preaweutad aa4 pwrrtsba U tfe tw) aa- test ex a sutataav TVry SAva m aaw Because they kere Uam awetfear sort of earvtca froea Ttssssi ism mM thay are wiltta to tshtore ta nr fe rarBMbmjr , man ww er wUEta s give this evrrlca. Republican Campaign Thews! a. The St. Lode-Globe Lwtaocrat says editorially: The public oorporstVooa ta V kj 1 1 fast coninoute to ta ivoeree rupqares iuia w)rBsMt a lion, while a prtvate vm at in St. Xute pays oa par o4. TaJa tuacnauaanesi as to ta fat the state board of eaaaUaaUesi. of the covarDor. auditor, traaj rotary of atate and aitaraar iiavtl of whom aaadla tfca ca paler ailcaa erf cash. That sounds very wU ta a saan wbd doesn't know the real facta. Is the trial of the famous "Brown" case la Kansas City a few montba sjro the ta. tknony showed that eotae carporathwe had made soma small contrtbettooe to the Democratic campaign faad aod that they were unsolicited. Tee atae testimony showed that thaee same corpora tiooa had made meca largar contribuUoDS to the UapoUlcma cass paign fond. An am asm rot of S3 pr cent on corpora tloca la graatrr fkaa the average asarasnvrnt oC the pexipoay of private Individuals In the state e Missouri outside of the ctty o Bt ixhus. wncre ue prveeot aaanermantt are the snme as they bare bero for years back. The rate wrai tlgh whea compared with S3 per ceet aaarAtactta that prevail - tn many of the Dfao- crstlc coantlrft, but it mast b re bered that the Repubocan rare Itc Louis the pooreet city goTrrnmest ta the world foe year after year uixW that same 70 per cent ikVMaict, while the praam t Demorratlo city guv- emment la slrlag an caceUast admia- iatratioa with tbe seme ta x rate aa4 the' same aearearoeut. ulsaouri has lowvr tax rat re sod lower eaafsajaeots than any Rrph Ucan state tn the Union, and the U.-Dl can't rub It out. That la where aid Ananias' shoe pincfee. By the Way. Most unfortunately for all terKraed Conrreesman Jacksoo of Ksaaes fQ down and broke his leg. A Democrat running far cortgress tn Kansas orwds two good legs and needs then much Indeed. Judge Jackaoo la a fine man, has made a fine reecr and it moat be admttted that it would be a great calamtty for aim to ha de feated. With a -ma gna Dimity that dcaa htm credit, he has offered to withdraw from the race sad let axo Desmrat take his place who has bts rv&aiftg apparatus In good conditio. IpdirVd nally I hope that no such thing will happen sad that Jacksoo will be re elected by a a ucreasrd cutjortty. ae be deaerree to be. There ta a report wblaparvd abeet with bated breath that ooe o the ra sons why rmrtdent RocawTfH djd tX finish his wratrra speechmaklng hoai aeee was that the Republican ea6ra became eaeesy abeut hie apeaabaa a&d pulled him off. Individually J dat ba UeTe auy such toeararre. Tbay.aaay have been nneesy and may here sired to pull htm off. bet drams to pull Teddy off and palling b!s off are two very different thing terlrety dif ferenx. Mr. Thomas C rtatt. tbe Carr Boas, thought be sbeftyd Teddy at Philadelphia, hut ae knows new Latter than any- living man-that ba did oat shelve Teddy. The eid. oU etsry of belling the eat has a near aaeaaing for the Republicans whao tbay ttlok of Teddy the strenooeA "This is the most soilDdeet ret of alL" New EnglaDdere are rritlcWdcg President Rooseveit's lanruar and grammar! Think of that I Tbe boaoca crony of ileory Cabot Lodge rvtUrtead for not using good CngUao! O pora, O mores! What are we cocsXsf to anyway? A Ilarrsrd oian, e praai dent of the United Stat re, the rtrrtiw- oos ooe, baaled Bp. by lot ef New England purists for not tastng prvpar languagel O my soul be on thy guard! Candidates for Speaker Heodareow's shoes sppear to be slow to aooo.cloj Bo far only two hare Indicated posi tively that they are la the race-Tncle Joe" Cannon of IlllaoU and (loo. Joha Dalxell of nttaborg-ooth able sad asv bttloua men. Hon. Caartre E. LitUe field appears to be coquerttAg with the Idea, but Littles eld Is t hkkrr and erd perhaps be bowled out. Borroughawl want to borrew a k' fired dollars, ? .. ; Brokeletgb You doat mean yoa wet to borrow tt of toe I - BuxroaKh WelL that was my Ides. - Brokeleigb WrO. say. If yoa shcuIS ever get bold o. a hoadred floCare you'd better girt It to a tpeciaXlat to mental diseases and tad out tew yea ever got such erexy tdeev rd4- phia Pres. - ; Vbta rea VTaxs an with a bad fcaHs la yaurssjeut. ga ax suae to ayaa- vrmg 8toresed get a free aplaaf Cbaaaka. lata 's Btotaacb sad . Uter Tabieta. vet a i tare doses will aaake raa wU. . Tby alsa I eare bmeassess,aik. Ireedaeb aa eaeat. , paxiea. 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Goods at BIG RACKET I -?a-S Le a' V" i toaaWU es4 Something Hew and Stylisli, -7 Klmn WIS4 -( ft Mia ea.f t.a)ari tk Weddinz OnOits A keefa W, CW-in4.4. tte et.C -! tatailan VltoAatax V & A atw Jiar 4 taU at aue anav 1 SHOES, SHOES. SHOES. "Te La-e e enw4 IaI iax. ft aaa at.f TU;itieto t-s (Uaaaa H La fay - ha aaaU aa atoa a,a,g tA gka kaAf Siaaa aaf f aaaa laaaafe a t - 1 1a aa.ataaf ka Savli Sa4 4k.a aStowe tlatjf kaa A ytaastaw. Md, Aa M. Haus i'rvj.rictwisw, A. V, PERS0I1 & GOMPAIIY'S, Clean, Always Fresti Groceries riit tt t," f AtWlitaj trcr SacQ tir?3 t4tt THE DRY GOODS t.er Ar af A i-tVl fi-i?ai;t"k Li OUR SHOES FOIL ewC tw.. SOHEHOW WE HAVE J Jvce t5 m w"C"t"5 A.it.1, a I .1. V. n r-, r n i H. V a V twtt trvviA, p--' etCCwXl O . r " tork ave t PILLS a-t-aW t tw Cl.la F U.s sfs Laa Lae g)a (La La at ?-e i.C l.sto) r lib iaie -avaait j t4 tlaa tt taae tut aa Va lvC a-aam eVana a Sr:d2ltT. 4.avlVee, C ... 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The Franklin Times (Louisburg, N.C.)
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Oct. 31, 1902, edition 1
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