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LODISBUEG, N.' "(X, .-FRIDAY, DECEMBEE 12,
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lay School at 9:30 A M.
Gbo. 8. Baker, 8apt.
irlung at 11 A. M., andSP, II.
TV i!i ly. .- '
i'r t v-r raentiog Wednesday nigbt.
M. T. Pltlbs. Pastor.
BAPTIST. .
j pi Liy School at 9:30 A.M.
Thos. B. Wildkk, Supt
l'r"'vhntt at 11 A. M. and - SP, M.,
.-rv Huoday. '
ting Thursday night.
H. H. ti ashbubrb. Pastor.
KKI9COPAL,
, ; H-hool at 9:30.
, . m.roio(r' and nisrht f on
., .'.rl an'l 4t.h Sanday.
K.--niat Prayer, Friday afternoon;
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bur- Lodge, No. 413, A. P. &
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ATTORNEYS-A.T-LA.W,
;i i.rn-tii;.' in all the Courts. Offices In
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Ii. Alc rilUil H. FLEMING,
DENTIST.
LOCISBCBQ, . - N. C
i -1 iv r Cooper's 8tore.
j j '! s 1'. BURT,
i'.U':ni:iNO PHYSICIA.N AND 8TJRQEON.
Louisburg, N. C.
in the Ford Rmldina:, corner Main
. Smh Ktnuts. Upstairs front."
K. V YARBOROUQH,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Loi'isBURa, N. C.
2n 1 lloor Neal
. phone 89
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ive. ihoae 74.
from T
Bicsett's
H. fUA88KNBURl.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
L00ISBUB8. N. 0.
II practice In ail the Courts of the State
Office In Court House.
I M. C'OOKK,
ATTORNET-AT-LAW.
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Will attend the courts of Nash, Franklin,
ir wivillf. Wa.rrenii.nd Wake counties, atsotbe
j 1 nrin i :ourt of North Carolina, and tne TJ.
-I i :i mult and District Courta.
f.if K( l,S ('. WIN.STEAU,
ATTOSNEY-AT-LAW,
Locisbcbg, N. C.
OKk-I lK OVER W. P. WBA.I, Co. '3 S-ORB.
ir.!ijil Atti-ntlon
i.runte.1 to me.
Klven to all Duslness
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R. J. B. M ALONE,
M vi'TICKNQ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
LOUISBDRfl, N. O.
i) over Aycocke rrug Company.
h'1
E. H. KOaTER.
ra(jtigt:'g physician a sttrgbon,
Louisburg, N. C.
o m r 9 o vst Ajcocke Drug Com pany.
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,rM. HAYWOOD RUFFIN.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
LOU1SBUBS. N. O.
w.il nrartlce In all the Courts of Franklin
id adjoin iiif? counties, also in the Supreme
nirt. undln the United States District and
rcuil Courts.
() til i:e in cooper and Clifton Building.
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iHOS. B. WILDER, k
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW,
LOUI8BCB9, V. 0.
omce on Main street, over Jones at Cooper!
it.ore.
8. SPIiUlLL.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW,
LOUI8B0B0, jr. C.
hmii ....t. th nnnrtji of Franklin. Vance
Granville. Warren and Wake counties, also
th unnnmii Court of North Carolina.
Prompt attention given to collections,
office over Egerton's Store.
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W. BICKBTT,
iTTORNBY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
L0UISBUB8 IT. 0.
Prompt and painstaking attention giren to
iiry matter intrusted to nis hands.
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Mam, an. Hon. Robt W. Winston, Hon. J.C.
lm n. Pres. First National Bank of Wln-
rirn. Ql. inn A Manly, Winaion, jrwjjica
Monroe, Chas. B. Taylor, Pres. Wake For-
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ATTORNEY AT-LAW.
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Bull ilQK.
in
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ATI OBNEY AT LA W,
LOUISBURG. N. C.
Offlc in Opera House building, Court street
All legal business intrusted to him
will receive prompt and careful attention.
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Special Washington Letter.
ONDAT, Dec. 1, at hleh noon.
Hon. Darld Bremner Hender
son .called to order the last ses
sion of the house over which
he, in all human Drobahilitv.
will ever preside This fact created a
feeling of sadness in many hearts, for
Henderson Is personally a Drim
ite.'Trle is a most lovable, man, wears
ms neart upon his sleeve and stands
by his friends. Nothing bnt kind
wishes will follow him into his retire
ment. Over near the center of the Rennr
lican side was "Uncle Joe" Cannon, ra
diant and rosy. He s the rising sun,
and many did obeisance to him. I don't
blame "Uncle Joe" for being bppy. It
is a vast nonor which is cominsr to him
and will perpetuate his name in his
tory and his lineaments "doe in oil"
upon the historic walls of the speak
er's lobby. Everybody had a kind word
for "Uncle Joe," and "Uncle Joe" had a
smile and a kind word for everybody.
The speakership is an excellent srnWl
thing to have in the family.
Tom and Mark.
Recently 1 spent nearly a week lec
turing in Ohio, two or three of the days
in Cleveland. Law papers begin, "The
county of Blank, in the state of Blank."
It would not be improper or rvtchmsr
things much in speaking of Cleveland
to say, "The city of Tom Johnson, in ,
the state of Mark Hanna." The sena-
tor lords it over the state, but the may
or is supreme in the city. That they
are preparing for a death struggle in
the mayoralty election next spring is
known of all men in Buckeyedom. You
hear it everywhere in the hotels, in
the trains, in the streets. Tom is play
ing for a great stake the presidency.
The two stepping stones thereto, ac
cording to his philosophy, are a re-election
to the mayoralty in April and the
election to the governorship in Novem
ber. Uncle Mark wouldn't object to be
ing president himself. He is deter
mined that Tom shall not have it If he
can prevent it, and so these two polit
ical giants are burnishing np their armor,-netting
their knives aiJrll laying
in munitions of war for the preliminary
skirmish in the spring, a skirmish "big
with the fate of Cato and of Rome."
Having served in the house with
Tom, I, of course, had some idea of the
secret of his strength, but in Cleveland
I inquired into it more particularly,
and I found that it consists in two
things mostly the fact that the peo
ple believe implicitly in his loyalty to
them and, secondly, that he keeps his
word with all men.. The newspaper
jabber to the effect that he is a "fakir,"
"mountebank," "poser," "demagogue,"
etc., appears to have no more effect
on him than pouring water on a duck's
back; no more effect on him than the
dollar mark cartoons have had on Sen
ator Hanna's standing with Repub
licans. Tom gets a grim pleasure out of his
fight with Hanna. Not long since one
of his friends said. "Tom, you didn't
take any vacation this year." "Nei
ther did Uncle Mark," replied Tom.
And so they go on wooling each other,
these two most eminent citizens of
Cleveland.
A Pleasant Function.
While in Cleveland I attended a non
political reception tendered by his ad
miring constituents to Judge Theodore
E. Burton, chairman of the house com
mittee on rivers and harbors. It was
held in the Chamber of Commerce and
was a most enjoyable function, and
Burton deserved it. He has a most
honorable and laborious Btation to fill,
and he fills it with fidelity and capac
ity. He appears to have a strong hold
on the affections of hi3 constituents
without regard to party affiliations
Evidently he was very proud of the
reception, and he made an exceedingly
felicitous speech. Burton's constitu
ents should memorialize him to marry,
as it is a pity for such an amiable gen
tleman to go through life as an old
bachelor.
The Republicans in the Ohio delega
tion dealt Burton rather a cold deal in
his speakership aspirations, but his
turn mav come after awhile. However
much the Ohio delegation may turn
the cold shoulder to him, his constitu
ents appear to love him.
Burton, unless his njind has under
gone a radical change, will have a
great work a most important and
patriotic publie duty to perform at
this short and closing session of the
Fifty-seventh congress, and that is to
lead the fight against the Hanna-
Payne ship subsidy bill, a measure as
vicious and unjustifiable as any ever
introduced into congress. The clans
are rallying to force It through, for It
is a case of now or never. I make bold
to predict that unless that bill is passed
At the short session thia winter it never
wiU be passed, for every day that it Is
postponed makes only more apparent
the fact that there is no necessity
whatever for any such law. ' Our shlp
Dinff Is growing .apace without any
such hotbed -nrocesg. and in another
year will have reached; such propor
tions that- the advocates -or snip buo-
sidy wilL be laughed out uf court even
by their own party fellows. Conse
quently they . will make herculean ef
fort t4 get;- away with the swag at
this session,
Reform. . " -
- It is given out that when Be Is fpeak-
er Uncle JoeT i Cannon Intends to work
Thousands of people have been "cured of
rheumatism by taking lihenroacide.- Have
yon tried it? 'Postively does not Injure, bnt
benefits the organs of digestion. At Drog
gists. ". . 1 " -V
With some fircenl rtgarvyon get
at least six scents. ; . c
: , a r 8I BTEJJFP house, . -r ;
Sunning like mad down the street dump
ing the ocfnpapts, or i hundred other.. a
eidentsare every day occurrences. . It be
hooves everybody toihavs 4 reliable . Salve
handy-aad'thee,sony.:.good;-BBok
Ien's Arnica Salves- Burns, cats Bores, ecse
ms and piles, disappear quickly under its
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Jtidnlflcanc qf th
Shat Hutton -Senator
Henry M. Teller
' Gbe Governor of
"Little Hfody" jm
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a reform by Increasing the membershtn
of the committer on roles from five to
nine. It may be seriously questioned.
however, whether that would really
be any reform at an. So long as the
committee is appointed -by the speaker
and consists of odd numbers, so as to
make the-speaker' vote the deciding
factor, in.' the- committee, it matters
little whether It consists of one mem
ber or any othen number. So long as
that situation remains, the speaker will
do the committee. Colonel Hepburn
has a plan which would to a large ex
tent emancipate -the " committee from
the domination ' of the speaker, and
that is to increase the membership to
thirteen and make the members elec
tive, each party caucus selecting its
proportional part of the committee.
Really the thing that gives the speaker
such tremendous power la the fact that
he appoints the committees. So lorur
as he can do that, he will dominate the
scene, and no change of rules will do
much toward restoring the power of
the Individual member which falls
short of taking away from the speaker
that prerogative. The occasion of the
election of a new speaker is a fitting
occasion to discuss a change in the
rules.
There ought to be a rule to the effect
that during each session every member
shall have at least one hour to do what
he pleases with. If he desires, he may
place any bill on-any calendar upon its
passage, or, if he prefers, he may con
sume his hour In speechmakin?, but
the hour shall be absolutely at his dis
posal, which gives even the humblest
somewhat of a chance to have the will
of his coustltuenta made known and
enacted into law.
Individually I have no right to com
plain of any lack of recognition, and I
am not writing so much for my own
benefit as for the benefit of others who
do not enjoy such facilities of reaching
the public as these letters afford.
A Most Radical Suaoeatlon.
My esteemed contemporary, the Bt
Louis Republic, is in such utter despair
by reason of municipal rottenness that
as a remedy It busts: esta the abolish
ment of the house of delegates. That Is
certainly heroic treatment for a most
serious disease, but is It necessary T
That municipal reform is one of the
crying needs of the age goes without
saying, but that a doing away with
representative government Is necessary
to its attainment I do not for one mo
ment believe. If necessary In city. It
is necessary In state; if necessary In
state, rt Is necessary In nation. To ad
mit such a proposition is to confess that
our whole theory of representative gov
ernment is a flat failure, which la inad
missible Suppose that instead of abol
ishing the house of delegates the II e
pubiic should stir up the "better cle
ment" to discharge Its duty to the pub
lic. Then what? The result would be
that the hoodlum would be in Othello's
condition, for his "occupation would be
gone." Individually I have never had
any sympathy with the cry that the
hoodlums run the large cities, because
there is not a large city or a small one
within the broad confines of the repub
lic in which the hoodlums constitute the
majority. That they do run many large
cities and some small ones Is true, but
they are enabled to do so because those
who arrogate to themselves the high
resounding and flattering title of "the
better element" abdicate tbelr political
functioDs in favor of the hoodlums,
who attend strictly to business, and of
the two classes that Is to say. the hood
lums and those Who deem themselves
too good to discbarge their political du
tiesthe hoodlums are the better citi
zens. To participate In public affairs
is not only a high privilege, but a sol
emn duty.
The Shaw Burton and the 8haw Policy.
A report, apparently authentic, comes
from Iowa that "the Shaw vice presi
dential button has appeared." Nothing
unreasonable about that except as Il
lustrating how the secretary of the
treasury has outgrown all bis Iowa
contemporaries. He was still a coun
try banker, little known outside his
town and county, when the names of
Henderson, nepbum, Dolllver and oth
er Hawkeye worthies not only filled
but choked the trump of fame. But
Shaw's growing reputation is the mar
vel of the day. As Aaron's rod swal
lowed all the little rods so does Shaw's
fame swallow the fame of all the rest.
Another news item about the secre
tary shows how he recently rushed
large sum of government money from
San Francisco to New Tork to "relieve
the strained money market" Of course,
of course, and that action probably en
hances the value-of bis vice presiden
tial button.
Not only did Mr. Secretary Shaw
rash a large sum clear across the con
tinent to help out the New York gang.
bnt he has done many other things for
ft, A treasury official thus enumerate
a few of them:
The secretary stimulated etreulaUoii by
urging banks to increase their circulating
medium, faking advantage more fully ot
the provisions of the law in this connec
tion and the prlyileges it gave thesn. -H
anticipated - government 'interest, pur
chased the I of 1904, anticipated tntcreat
for the fiscal year subject le alight re
bate; increased deposits to--banks baring
free bonds. Increased deposits to basks
which could borrow bonds, increased de
posits to banks willing to take ewt farther
circulation, released reserve held agmiaet
government' deposit. , acoented municipal
and state bonds as security tor pabHo
PMM7 under certain ooadlUoj purchased
A-glass , or two ' f water take ' ball aa
hour before breakfast will ,suaHy keep
the bowels rsgaUr Hart k eatbartiee
should be avoided.-' Vhe a pureaUrS Is
fiver Tahleta -: Tber ar mil aad reatl
la their.aatltn. w For sale by Ayooeke Prag
There M little warmth; In the
iien hndei W rejeetad lof er. :
i i Better Than av Plaster. '
A piece ef flannel daoped with Chstn
berlaiu'e Pai'a Balm and bound oath at
fected parts, is better than a piaster tor
lame baok and for pains in I ha side er
chest. Fain Balm ba no superior a Uai
meat for the relief of deep seated, raate
lar and rbenmatlo pslni. - Tor ! hf Ay
cooks Drug Co, , Z T .
long K utfcfpated
without rebate sad
creased deport ta.
a
tte lay.
- Those thing ocght to (nnrt
Shaw button into a valuable politic t
asset when rt tome to a showdown cm i
the rice pretideatuf Oretlan. If tty
do not, then it moat be elrr that Nrw
Tork Onaader. as welt aa repuWksv
are" oagratefnL Tby ooght ts be!.
Leslie 1L oo the prtacfpkt that ee
good torn deserve aiietber.
Art Example of Purity and uW
That th Desjoertta elected A tooj
Ity of the Colorado legislator tm Jot
ballot Is beyond aQ qacsttoo. s4 elect
ed It principally for th purpose of re
electing Hon. Henry If. TtUr to tW
east Of the United State. Th far'
ther fact that th Re?mbXk& elected
the state ticket - vaertly etnp&AAis
Senator Teller popularity and etrrvrtSi
with the Ooior-ie(a.ejtia-tee
and notwithstanding, the tUfxrtt
Ucana, who prate of rvreetfi sad
purity, ar preparing to steal fa W
lature. or, falling that, to set p a bo
gus legislature of tbelr own grvt
a crime as was ever cofamttted ty
Bos Tweed or any ether poiitto ras
cal of any party. TUr le a great hi
turic persooage, has beet) senator tot
many year,. was once secmary of lb
Interior and has been a prveidVotleJ
possibility. "Whatever people may tblak
of his view on the man? qwertoo. rt
will not be denied by soy prrsea be
Is both boneet and ItrteUJgeot tbat be
I the most dlstlagnUbed Baa yet jurist
to the nstlonal cooncC by the Cen
tennial State. Nobody ever kxtb4tl
either his abtltty. Iniesrrtty. slocwtcy
or patriot lam. For yoere he u
glory of the state, wtxro nrb me as
Tabor were ma king U rtdkukwia and
such as Boweo briugtrtg tt Into dat-v
pute. There may have br time srr
era and svlf seekers etcted with Ws
free silver movement pert tbr
were; they are gvwrslly rourKtM
with every great raovcaMnt but iVca
tor Teller was no on. He did wbst
he thought was right He foiknr-J bis
conscience. He Wft bt party U)
tears In his eyre and airrow U feSs
heart, ami be deeerve fair tmismii
at least.
Uttte Rhody.-
The results of th fwnt eWtkv
while not showing anything Use
landslide for th Dexoorrsta, did sbow
a growing wentimetit ta tbetr fa.
Everybody talk of th rloa fiaUh to
New York simply" bcsu tte Empire
State of th north I m big: but. while
Brother Coler Is ta poattkxi to tht&k ef
WhlUlers coapM-
Of aU aad wrds ef too- m pmm
The eaddet ar u anient beve
bM
Governor Odetl no doubt at4a ccst
laUon In the aid saw. -a tutaa ! rood
as a mtk. Colrr dkl not. grow. mJ
Odell shrank.
Little attention has been phl to tb
revolution In Rhode I aland etmpty fee
cause she U so email, but th Vntao
cratte victory ta tb ewaltM of stare
mean much more than tb tMcoorvvtle
defeat In New Tork. for. wblfce New
York Is normally a rHrao-rBtk- efat.
Rhode Island Is ooraally RvbUc8i
There 1 oo uaosual featoro at tl
Rhode Island etvctkxi wbtcb bas bta
little noted, and that la that brr tv-
ocratlc governor elect. Hon. Li r.
C Oarvln, t a snutbrosi by birth, a
iiauve oi ironwaw. i are are ooly a
few Instance of the kind to M-w EB.fr
land history-In fact, ooly ow tbst
can now recall, that of Oeorrat Ms
I
ley, senior senator froen ."taeuureuret.
who was born In North Taroilo. IMa
th Republican senator a&4 ttw tvtwe-
era tic governor wrre UxUexi sE4dire.
ur course, out wee it ta sue king
strange for a southern or nortWr toa
to oe eioetea to soy oaem bat It has
slway been rare for a crotWorv t be
elected to office ta New England or for
a New EngUnder to b elected la (be
south, white la Greater New York Utile
or no account Is taken of naUUty
Futile.
The effort bring made to cetabttab a
"Uly Wblte-.Rrpobri.-an party in tfe
south ta utterly futile The sad re
of Senator John L. tlclsrtn ta tb Ut
et evidence of that. The arbue baa
been auggeeted many Uavm, but Us al
ways been abandon for lb simpi
reason tat so long as tb txv rao
rote at all tber can be found no
sJderabl tuatrrUI from wblrb to rM
struct a -Uly Wb-'te party. WW tb
Republican for purrty svlflsb pmx
enfranchised th negro en tat
tney esrtanilaoed aucb evxwtt'ui ta
several state that no la re auabnr of
white men will affiliate with iwa a&y
more rorever. Joet why mo able
gro has not forced tbe RoVrftM t
oomlnate him for vice prveldrot t b-
coxnprebenslb!. trtte wttbecrt tb
negro rot tb Rrpxtbikaa cd tsH
carry enough state t-ny etartksa t
giv them a prevMeot and Coogreeev
Again Bab.
It wootd appear that after swbOe
pwpte wouM grow weary of tb Jub-
cock lnterrtaws; but. Ilk Tenaysw'
"Brook.- they go on forrrvr. Uta
recent suggtJoti I that tb tart J ab
wsys revised st aa extra rlov whs
statement U wtd f tb mark. o4 b
glrrs several reweoos wby It eb04 be
thus. He I decidedly bty t Ut
hi proposed extra session wiii b c3-
ed. "It may b for yrsr. &d It &f
b forever." most probably fwrrvvr If
Brother Bab and bU point I prte
ire not toroed out tato the evU. wbr
there I weepteg aud w!Bag 4 rtb
Ing of teeth. Tber ar few tbisgi Knew
eertaba ta this world tb tbt tb tt
tmbUcan will eevrr rut dw tb taf
Mf rat, ' many f wfcscb -Ovm
Pisgtay bimsvli aakl wr ttttt3oi7
mad to haxb to b re I down by rr
rTOdty treaUe.
0 o-QaII box Tboraa CbCt FIX
brok my C2iU.
JR. II. DobUtt, Csdar Bret.
. I o trying U gst hlarbUoaor
a rnan goe at it the wtf way
" To l reeve la arptti a4
the dttie. try a 4oe t ftoas "
8tetab ul Urn TbleM. "r j. 11
BeiU. f rtroi:t MUb aara. TyeUt
rd say apnetlta wbe lsiir, rlv.f
sae bloated teUg sag aal S ti!
aad satiafactert stst cJ ta .
Tksre are rreopl la Ui eaataitT
seed ! Sak S eaadlclaa. fee t .Ay
eocks ursfto. tnry ut wsmvUi '
Ar Vc Wert Ui Tm CWst J
TeuereefaVe.
A boy or gstl 'g fjrt CJMt fa
rtstoMti. f tta 4 ft i wmi h cm
Mtmd.;'-U tJ4 MUiUj ee-aiN
kta to ttiaUHt. fffsgMy t Iva-ar ajsejcb
fosj bjet cot fsg fNat dfttiaf ftwe
Itktlex. Co3t tat tst bmd 4
c,!othijt, focr ubtz-LZmK yw
doou's tils, lU 9t7 tbt l bit
ryt c) f oat ptirt 4 i CJ
op jrvc t brsj i cjt t d4
p lb d CScrtat ttt,
' B M sU,tb joj rtfWWnee
fTl!f tsstU ril rot
ls Foftb tm wwyTr 4 ymt
jvm iMtefi
ilea sad stsegtb t yo. )(
aberlwa ratcn4 ovtt vxaawbew irwa
trtll VTUlstia tbwtgbi la
beipt ite twlkntt be
wct of Ut!t4? Way a e bee saw4
a ibrisat rtb Was fia a9 tvrd k
than bat tec sye o f .
Yow bs cast a 3Md dial Tsai
settW 1, ad lb t: enk er
oe wotib if a.nrtret U 4
rrsuay ex Sw4i 3. t
IMartbsM a sit.. pwttg ta4
Wb er . u as see seMsr
ncd i bat ike piig e MMfpen
sed tmt l sr'.evci' i rl a i-.s
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