nday School at 9:S0 A M.-
GwkS. Barb, fla?(t. r:
1'-.. vchinj? at 11A. M., ud8 P.tl
, ., v .Sunday.
i' nvr ineting Wednesday night. -4
M. T, Pltlu. Putor. i
BAPTIST. X ' ' ' ,
4,:a,U7 School at:30 A. M.
B. WlLDBB, 8tipt ?
Thob
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.v- r m-oting Tliaraday nigaC V
H. H.,&lA8HBU&as. Pastor,;:
KP13Q0PAX. - ,
w School at 8:ao .
, mornia?';' nL- nitfht , . on
nin Prayefi Friday affernoon.
LOSOSS. . .. -
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A ALLRED.
A TT0RNEY8-A.T--L AW,
i.n.-tioH in all the Courts,
in; in 1 YoangBTllle, N C.
Offices In
I)'
ARTHUR H. FLEMING, ...
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LO'JISBDBQ, . - - N. a .
r",-i ov.-r Cooper's Storp
y i -TlItfO PHYSICIAN AND 8UBQE0N.
Lonisbnrg, N. C.
'" la thp Ford BuUcHnZf corner-Main,
, i '. . h t roots. Up staiw-Jroiit.-: ;
k. v. YARBoaonaH.
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r'HYatClAN AND fiURQEON,
1. M-BURa, N. C.
' . 2n 1 floor' Ne.-U haildlnff, phone 39
j'-.- aaswcr6i from T, W, Biokett'B
r t! I u ". vhme 7i.
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TT0BHT1Y A.T LAp. ".'
v :;i praotlc-j In ill the Courts of theBtste
i) -ace In Court Sous, '
l V. iWiS. ,
.VTTOBN8T-AT-I.AW,
LO0ISBCH9. V. C
wui u.tcnil the courts of Nash. Franklin,
nrniii Wurren and Wake eoanties, also the
j , ,r rni Court of North Carolina, and the U.
i :ir -ill' nd District Courts.
M
ATTORNEY-AT-LA.W,
Louirbdro, N. C.
u- K 1 1 K OVRR W. P. WBAl Co.'S8T0R.
given to all business
ui vtt-ntion
Mtivl '-o m?.
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IC J. K. MALONK,
.ivcTH'INCi paYSICIAK A.ND 8UKQEOH,
u;isBtfBj9, v. a.
i l. - v.;r Aycocka rhrua Company.
II. K. H. c-OSTBR.
r K (,TI 'INQ PHYSICIAN fc SIJB-Q'BON,
Loulaburg, N. C.
) :r. over AycockeDmg Company.
HAYWOOD RtFFIN.
ATTORNBT-AT-LAW,
uomsnwas. ir. o.
a, u, i.rc ice In all the Courts ol Franklin
l a li Hi: inn counties, also In th Supreme
i-'. in the Qnlted States District and
.-. : i ' :ourt3.
' a -e In cooper and Clifton Bnll11nc.
Mrs. B. WtLDItS.
ATTORNBX-AT-LAW,
totrirauKS, m. o.
'n n on sialn street, ott ionea CoopWf
s. SPKUILL. , ,
ATTOBJBY-AT-tAW,
LOU13B0B0, . 0. ' .
w i;i Mted the courts of FrankHiV Vance
Br,viiie. Warren, and Wake cpnuUes, also
tiu. Hapreme Court of.. North Carolina.
Pr .ir pt attention Rlren to coUecuona.
cure over BKerton's Store.
W. B1CKSTT,
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ITTORNKY AND COTTHSKLLOB AT LAW.
attention glTen to
r intrussea vo - -
Chief Jostieeghepherd, Hon. John
ion. Roht W. Winston, Hob. t. C.
tTes. First Hauonai x" " ' "
.i-ink Manly, winswn, -" -
. " - - va airA
l i o net, and palnstakliw attentton
.ry matter Intrusted to nls hands.
fc' Hon. Root. W.
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toe,
nhu r Oarlor. rres, rtmm.v
trnn. r w. TunDenaKe.
w.
iCourt House, oppolte Bhgrm'a.
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jLTTOBimT A1MAW, r
... -'4k' -; ".:)-'-"vi
p-viir.es in all ftuta. Offlea H
w.
YARBOXouaH, J. ;;
ATI OENET AT 1A W, 1 '
LOTJISBraa.XC.
mr m opera House building-. Court street
Ml lepral
a t 1- 1
i,niii introatea o uuu
receive promp
) li. D. T. SMITHW1CK,
DENTIST .-v
LOUISBUKO, - W,,Cr
offl5e over Farnltara Store, j,;-.
HOTELS;,;
FKANKL1NT0S HOTEL
FBANKLINTOK. N 0. -
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Special Waahlngton Ltter. " ;
OKRAjpt for J. B; WflEfiams o a
-.Illlribls, commonly known" as :
"BobP . A .Bepnbllcan legia-S
laiore so glrym4nQCTed the
- 8tate es to' Dntv- him " intn :
district Repablican.by 2.200 matorlrv.'
LThey thought they had finally done
loejsoty, bnt ... - . 'r.
K" The best laid, plana mice an' men -i
" Gang afUgfey. v r. . ,-
i Jost sa in this case. " Bob was to be
snowed nnder, but Bob- carried the dis
trict by nearly. 300. BoUyi for Bob!
wen done, Bobertl AnotCer caper or
two like that -and: James Robert ,Wfl
liamg -wlll become a presidential pos
sibility. He & abler. he Is courageous;
he is clean; he. is aggressive; he lives in
Illinois; Everybody will rejoice at
his great victory except the defeated
plotters Who supposed and hoped that
they Were well rid of - him. His tri
umph shows! what may be accom
plished by-a .vigorons and well man
aged campaign. "
Out-Heroding Herod.
No wonder-that Senator John C.
Spoorier's vocal chords gave way. Itfs
a wonder he did not faint dead away.
He has great, reputation t 'or Wisdom,
and I have exploited him somewhat
for the Republican presidential nomi
nation the nomination,' not the elec
tion, mind you butbe achlteved "the
baa eminence" of - making the most
thoroughly un-American utterance
heard during the last campaign. He
sa$d and it is most unfortunate for his
fame that be said it "If we could
elect a good; strong .Republican presi
dent like ..Theodore Roosevelt and a
strong: Republican senate and house
for a Term of twenty years, it would be
better for the country. I believe the
demagogic, tear up comes too often In
this country." Those be strange words
to fall from the lips of such a man as
Senator John C Spooner of Wisconsin
and shows how fast the Imperialistic
idea is making headway in this coun
try. "Even Alexander Hamilton, .'the
father of the Republican party, the
great advocate nf an aristocratic fea
ture In our governmental system, while
he advocated life tenure for senators
advocated only n seven year system for
president. Senator Spooner "raises"
Alexander at his own game from seven
to twenty for "a good, strong Repub
lican president like Theodore Roose
velt," .Reasonable men will regret that
Senator Spooner said that.
Again Addicks.
Once more the utter hypocrisy of the
Q. O, which arrogates to Itself all
purity and sweetness, is Illustrated, by
the condition of affairs In little Dela
ware. Through the machinations of
Hon. Gas Addicks that state had only
one tJnited States senator for two years
and has had none at all for the last
two years, and now Addicks conies up
again, smiling serenely, with the grim
determination of having for himself a
seat in the senate because, as he as
serts, he paid for It and is entitled to
have. It He makes no more conceal
ment of his boodle operations than he
Would of being a scrub calf in the
streets of Wilmington. Unfortunately,
most unfortunately, the; Democrats
lack one; of having a majority on joint
ballot in the legislature. . If they had
elected one more man to the legislature,
they would have elected two United
States senators, a chance which comes
to very few legislatures In this world.
Just,.why the Democrats do not unite
with the antt-Addicks Republicans,
who; presumably ' are the more decent
of the two factions, and elect one Dem
ocrat and one' Republican nobody ex
cept themselves seems, to know, or, if
the anti-Addicks Republicans are hon
est in" their desire to rid themselves of
Addicks, it Is bard to understand why
they do not assist the Democrats to
elect two Democratic senators
Republican Boodle.
..Of . course- the use of boodle in elec
tions is all wrong, by Whomsoever
practiced (that goes without , saying),
but just why 1t is a' mortal sin In Dem
ocrats and a matter of jest for. Re
publicans to practice It passetb all hu
man pnderstanding: For example, the
Washington" Post of. Nov. 5 contains
this squill Tbatf noise which came
front the west early .yesterday morn
ing was caused by Hon. Charles Dick
slamming iiown the cover of his check
book.". Now, there la a f acetioua ref-ererice-to
Republican boodling If s
funny In a BepublictfnT Wbo is Hon.
Charles Dick? - He Is General Charlet
Dick, an Ohro Republican representa
tive Jn'corigress. chairman of the Ohio
Republican state committee, the bosom
crony .and - favorite pupil of . Senator
Marcus ".A. :Haona,V chairman of the
RublkrilUittonali committee-- If
General Dick Was slamming jdown th
cover of -bis checkbook. It followa as
the- night the day that be -bad,badv it
open to Influence the Buckeye voters,
and if It was necessary for boodle , to
be used i InlOhio, Which . Is ' generally
considered fi sure thing for the.Repubr
Itcana, It may be easily Imagined what
the Republican owners of checkbooks
were: doing; to more kudctui .suiw.
jSveirybody- la always, howllp? about
the corrUEtic4i'rf;Tammany...wblclrU
Da4 enough; no doubt but rarely is a
word said about tne corrupuon, oi u
Philadelphia and Pittsburg Republican
gangs, which can giYe Tammany card
and spades and beat It, Why make
flesh of one and fowl of anotherf ; k ,'
f. tpt, t?Annh!ican. Idiots
reaiurea tf Urn RecMt UmW
. lenator Mortaa's Bad BreaJt.
fobs Bvrretr Amtvxing Cheek-
.would flo so are now In a frame of
nind to do some more or lees vigorous'
cu3smg.Tbe Globe-Democrat UaedS
its hopes jon slandering the state and
tne majority of her cltizena, but the
ioui slanders reacted on the bead of
the. Globe-Democrat andlta party. It
reueratea time and again in every conceivable-form
which Its lMtnuitv
could suggest that the DemocraU had
taken, stolen and carried awav the ri:
tire public school fund, amounting to
nearly. $4,500,000, when the various
school districts were drawing regularly
the Interest-on the school fmnrla" vmp
IJy year, and It takes an awful fool not
to know that thieves do not pay inter
est on what they BteaL The Globe
Democrat did not carry the state on ita
platform of slander, but in all human
probability It kept several thousand
people, from settling In the state and
kept out hundreds of mniiona-ot wealth
which would have been brought into
Missouri but for its malicious charge.
"It Is a dirty bird that befoojs Its own
nest" Is a saying peculiarly applicable
to the Globe-Democrat The Washing
ton Post, which all along ha a made
fun of the Globe-Democrat's prophecies
of Republican victory In Missouri, says
In Its issue of Nov. 5, "We hasten to
forward our .sympathy to the valued
St Louis Globe-Democrat and sugget
that perhaps some other year Mfsaonr!
may go Republican." Poor old Globe
jrwbc bet
on
An Unnecessary Handicap.
In the recent campaign Democratic
nominees had to carry an unnecessary
handicap by reason of the jabber of
Senator John T. Morgan of Alabama to
the effect that it would be a bad thing
for the Democrats to have the next
house of representatives. By such
twaddle Senator Morgan Intentionally
Increased the load of every Democratic
candidate for congress. The word "in
tentionally" is deliberately used, for the
law presumes and Senator Morgan is
a renowned lawyer that every man
Intends the results which naturally and
inevitably flow from his own acts or
words. Senator Morgan cannot plead
ignorance, for he Is not ignorant. It is
very easy indeed .easy as falling off a
log, and a slippery log at that for a
man who is Just entering upon a six
year term.Jn the senate to say that
some other man of the same faith who
is struggling for a two year term in
the house and against whom no charge
of lack of fitness is urged should be de
feated. It Is an easy thing to do, but
a very ungracious one. "What would
Hon. John Tyler Morgan have thought
If when he was last up for re-election
to- the senate the good people of Ala
bama had said. The Democrats should
not control the senate," and bad there
upon elected a Republican to succeed
Morgan? " Does anybody believe for
one moment that Senator Morgan
would hare been enamored of that the
ory? Not a bit of it He would have
pawed up the earth and made the wel
kin ring with his bellowing. Very
much depends on whose ox is gored
The senator, having safely made a
comfortable port himself, was willing
to see his party brethren sink. Indeed
he was willing t help sink them, for
that is precisely the effect that his dec
larations had on all who were running
for congress.
By what right did he assume to say
that a Democratic bouse would be det
rimental to the- party? There are those
by no means obscure Democrats ei
therwho believe that some of Senator
Morgan's utterances In the senate and
out of it have been more detrimental to
the party than a Democratic bouse
would have been. How does Hon. John
Tyler Morgan relish that sort of talk?
The senator should peruse "Put Your
self In His Place. Evidently it would
do him good, and the next time 856
Democratic candidates are fighting an
uphill battle he may at least be In
duced to extend to them if not a "help
ing band at least the charity of his si
lence. If silence Is not with him. an ut
ter impossibility, If be must talk dar
ing a campaign, he should seek the se
clusion of a primeval forest and not
the society of reporters. Then be wjll
do fess barm.
The President's Statu.
- The signs of the times indicate that
only one man of eminence. In the- Unit
ed States has Improved, his status this
year, and that is President Roosevelt.
He ia amuch more commanding figure
now than he was when, congress acf
Journed in July. Then hi chances of
securlnglthe nomination, -to say noth
ing of the-electlon.. were .pot .more than
one out of threes Now, they; are easily
two to one." He tnay not have a cinch
on lt bufbe' comes Very hear. It A
gr&at opportunity came to him, and he
seised t: wlth'resolute.handV" thereby
saving his party from utter-rout. and
ruin in : the eastern states. . The, next
house la Republican because," and only
because Theodore Roosevelt settled the
great: anthracite coal strike, . whereas
bis masterful great rivalSenator Mar
cus A: Banna, tried to settle. U and
failed ir.wfll ; be, amusing : now to
jtvatch the supple Republican courtiers
fawn - upoii : Roosevelt the. very, some
Republicans Vho ;jn July and-August
were cursing him under their breath as
a "marplot," .fbull In the china ahpp,"
etc. "To ahoutwith the multitude con
stitutes the wisdom of this world" 1s a
bit of cynical philosophy which the Re;
publican leaders feelieveln aod'act up
on. The world shouts for Colonel Roosov
Tett uow, likewise tne ttepuDucan
were
against hint ahsost to a ma a and
busy grooa.tng Eecator Haas
highest tOre la th wvctt.
time It seee that Pnsiikot RaaMvcTt
baa his destiny In hia own hands sad
sale he' doe eooxrtbJfig later on to
knock the fat into the fix will b trnV
nated. t ' ' .
Amazing Cheek. . Zi
For jnaadQltrrated and moctrcvrctal
gall cotnmeo.YBS to lion. J&Ua Darmt
of Matsae'itDctta, late retainer to Sl
am and cow,wurlda fair comer?
general to ' the . eCrie mm.-- IX 1 b4
.some sort of aa aodfearv with tW
peror of China, and tr la the wy Li
somrtary, Hon. Thcdor JUrtcf. 6
crlhca the august eveU to a tsg
and dumfouoded world: .
The uprcetat4 tuwior at Vtn !
vited on the &U ttsxif t tes t
llsavea'a tbrona t . la p iwwl
eonvaramtloa vlUi tfc nrrr ar-vS
prese do-aar of Chin. bM JwM Wm
tkova Jorta Oarrt. AMtlcfs
calntstar t Clasa. Mv cvhMKCt t.
tml to Asia for tb 8X Loi fV.
and aftnlater Coor. iw twi4 IV
comraisaloMC sraj to ta-r mfM
on July X. This taa4vUoo la r)l prv
eedure. whr. brtofor ctmrvaiiM
ha mmds lbs ChHum covrt kww
the ewst clc!r la the m trlk-
lr.cly lotsraaflna' aa4 tai!tcf t.
Not ciatnt wlib tmtllrjt Wr. Putrtwl
the Arst audtvoc la lb fcoey c r-.
kin yrx rtveo o a frrn Dtaiav
on a similar rniwrtow, aro ea4
tniprwe dovssr took ad-rest- at Si-
occaston to ask btra buou
about. Aiaarteaji rr4dl t:ecw-rlC as. J
th eh rartar en nttM o ta iW:ot
turchas esposttiork To do It-.ts .7ty
vtolatad ail prmJmlt and asten.a4
arrajr of pn news' atvj cvnfiyere pt t t
reqvtlaa Commlasiaaer Aarrstl sa4 VC ta
uter CotMrw to step opo ta nr4
throns platform itMlf. For ta
or more their vah-stla sacsawS v4.
with tb two Ainvrtean rr?r-lei.
while lbs aurrowadla oCVda foK.kt
in apparvst surprw irvtl as krwi l"t-
tbsa for drfrina 10 afrtca ? iwtr i
the Son of narsa. Tbcv mm: cv
nourxtd that tfury rl et.'y w-raM a
dirt tbat China niM pT'.Wp: Ir. ik
world's fair. lil aruuid ace J 1 3 lap--r'-At
commimstootr to rprsr-i Tr
specially rar)Usta) Cef-JrtMtCi C-w3l
Itarratt to coivt to ITai Uookcy mis
thatr dp apprartation cf ti atn:- of
America, toward China tn Hr ift
That rroariablo rxmpt rU
Mark Twain fauou dUuta. "Til!
Is the man that tlowrth hU own brt
I cat It 1 not blown." Ttc br-st
the LoolKlarva Purchaae ipi:ki
manaRrm conld do woaM t tn rv-il
Cmtuls10Qr Gcnoml Rnrrctt forth
with and to sqoplch hi s-rtary
Leze Majesty.
The brilliant editor of th Watb'.sj
ton Posrt. Indium! et, u Uat4 'a fct.
quite Ukcly to be baulrd op ft.? Uso
majwty or at Wat to b tatx5 by
our Acrtoroanlac arUtomtt at4 Utv1
grabbera If he do not a.xlJnl j cb-k
himself in the mad camr upoo wt b
he has ntcr"d. for la a frrrst rl,t.'.l.
comnrcntinit on England's war opoo
"the Mod Mollah," bo baa tbo Imr-o-dence
to aay this:
Ws suppos that tha wtsoia tr-4V I
dua to a con vtct kra lodcxt r. ta
tbe lirltlah mtnd that tit Had Matub 's
country . and paopa ar rtO'r afukaw
with, portabU proparty of mq k!t4. II
la a eontrlctioa which baa always Srl ta
troa Itrl ton's rwart and laJ to Tlrl.rx ta
avry part of tfc a-riJ la wal- a- tau
and t-r1toctta Uy undar thVa datb' a.'
p lei on. For more Ibao fovr cCwtt (a
Anlo-Bxoiui bawa -ba rr4y at aC
Uffitl to to forth IMo tb foor Oarra o
tb aartb at tba baraat mttttas of a diV
dend In markatable ptrtr. Tby bara
overrun India for sold are fwta anl
bullied and prraccotad Oi'&a by way cf
propacattnc lb optnta trJa till China.,
thav bsva barriad tba Tulcb la Africa
Biooe th batrtnnlna ft tba nniranlh
cantnry ootU tha dlaoovary cf and
diamonds tnty-flva or thirty yvara ac
converted thorn Into axtntnatar d
set In motion arrets ruh a Er.c'a-d mi
not put afoal or afoot ail her pfraOral
career. They ara th carr.a !Urc aad
bloody minded spoliators that a'.!3 fotH
from Bcandl&avta tn t! datk aaa aa4
ravssad ovary land that couM m hip U -elf.
As for Soma! lis n 4 and tha Uad Vtoitab
we wait for further Informs '.'.on. llaj ba.
after all. thay are worth lacUac
Now I submit that things ar rorala
to a pretty pas when an American
editor right under the now of Mr.
retary of State nay 4 rmjitd to
Ulk in that strain about KntatO. un
der the protection of vv bo. v can, tc
cording to Joseph OutatrUru. w
negotiated the calami tons trrety of
Paris. It's, miaprlsloo Cf trraaon at
least v
Rather Borers.
Every once la k while sooo jm ctrr
takes a fall out of the sorctar t-rra,
"and th-, once In a white rat editor
of a secular newriepr tk a fU oat
of some particular preacbrr. Tlx fol
lowing editoria) irom the New Tork
Press la more or ken aerrre:
The sly la of Wall street prach!a has
chena'ad somewhat ta th tt ont ary it4
a half. Tboae fine o4d faatowa rayaoA.
Whltefleld. Wasley, Jooathaa tlward.
Caldwell. Wltbarapooa and Urr (farbar
of Aaron and founder of rrincatcan noire,
slty) stood, oat In th dear Hb et
heaven as otro tb scaprt Into tb c?
board from th cvrbston. They caU4
htna by their rla-hl name and awve
sinners poaatbty. The Tlav. Dr. Vtansso
Ptx. wbo baa bean praacbto at oo w4
of tb a treat for forty yvars. paid leaw at
tention to its habrtcea tha a aay tbe
clerrrmao la towa. Tt atl . tntarvi a4
purpoaea b do not and Bawr dM know
that sucb an roatltoOon aa the Stork Hr
cban exists. No epn air ibondartra
for bim! He prefer bia prttlf rob
ta th ouJet pulpit of id Trio lit- bfsr.
word of nxAatb veoM orrer cvwaert a
Wall street sinner. Ha ka no ltm-ta
ITsteo to preaxhln. Put vtrti a gtaewe of
tb eye aa be hurrte acres lb atraat b
can take ta - tb whole s'lttjl arvo
preached by th tverahl d;e of r
Uaioo corpora tlo ibat oww prcparty
worth tn round ntanbr CXXO.00 CO
which It baa never paid n tn take. What
sort of ecrmoo la It? TB- voepel cf
wealth. baaaa itk'btastr oo tbe etr
walL and the cry ta. " BtlO tby earner'
We were a deeply ploua . rcmaau&ity
Ion aa tbe 'splr of Trial ty pKrc-d
sky, bat ainc-It wow ptreVe oajy
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