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CHURCH DIRECTORY -"
JAS. A. THOMAS Editor ui Proprtttor.; r -'V'V-'V-v- 1 a
as sBkkkvMvava-agv..,- nrw--'J"j,"-,k- . .. '
Sunday School at 9:30 A. H.
. Qwo. 8; Baxxb, Rapt :
Preaching at 11 A.M., and 7x30 F, M.
every Sunday.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night. T
M. T, Pltlbb, Pastor.
Bandar School at 8:3LAL .
Tho- R- Wrr.-nve' Rnt :
Preaching at 11 A.M.,and 7:80 vSu.
Try ounaay. ' V
Prayer mating Thursday night.
H. H. Mashbursk. Pastor.
r-- -f smsoopal, .j,, '
Soirdav School ato.on -r -
Serrioes, morning and night on
wf.. 9A an1 jfh Onn4. ..
B rening Prayer, Friday afternoon.
ioatBborg Lodge. No. 413, A. F. A
A. M meets .1st and 3rd Taeeday
uiKu iu rsqu mourn r r
gPRUILL & ALLREE
ATOBNBT8-AT-LAW, '
win practice In Ml the Courts. Offieea In
J)R. ARTHUR H. FLEMING,
DENTIST.
LOU1SBURO, . - If. C
R. 8. P. BURT,
practicing physician and surqboh;
Louisburg, N". C.
umce ta tbe rear of Boddie, Bobbitt ft
- o. g Dma: atore. on NaQ street. "
JJK. a. f. TARBOROUQH,
PHYSICIAN AND STTRJKOHj
Ofllce Snd floor Neal holldlnir. Thn m
Hlht calls answpro1 from T. W. Blckett's
U. UASSSNBTTBQ,
ATTORNBY AT LAW.''
UJUISBGBO, B. a.
WU1 practice in all the Court of the State
Office In Court House.
M
A RCUS C. W INSTEAD,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Loui8bobo, N. C.
Orrics ovsr Corner Drug Store.
Special Attention gIren to collections.
Practice whererer services required.
jy&. J. K MALONK,
PaACnCIBQ PHYSICIAN AND SURQBOn!
LOUI8BTTBS. K. a
Office orer Aj-coeke Irng Company.
JR. B. 8. POSTKR. "
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN 8TTRQBON.
Louisburg, N. C
Office orer Aycocke Drug Cxnpany.
YY"m. HAYWOOD RUFFIN.
ATTOBJTBY-AX-LAW,
louisbubs. jr. a
Will practice In all the Courts of PrankUs
d adjoining counties, also in the Supreme
urt, and In the United States District and
Circuit Courts.
Office In Cooper and Clifton Bniiainjr.
lHOg. B. WILDKR,
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW,
iiOuisBins. m. a.
Office on Main street, orer ones A Cooper's
tor.
S. SPRUILL.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW, -
LOUIHBURO, . 0.
Will tianA tli a A u v.ii
SranTllle. Warren nd Wake connttes. also
the Supreme Court of North Carolina.
r luuyt wdbou given 10 collections.
Office over Ererton's Store. '
rp W.BICB3TT,
ITTORNBY AND COUNSKIXOK AX LAW.
itOviKBUBe x. a.
Prompt and painstaking attanttoa tvesi So
rery matter Intrusted toUs hands.
w vituex uaaee tmepnera, BOB. ui
Manning, Hon. Robt w. Winston, Hon. jr. C.
Doxton, inrea. nrst xrsttonal Bank ex W
ton, Glenn at Manly. Winston. Paonsas S.
Monroe Chas. R. Taylor, Pres. Mfk tor-
- i.to, nvu. a. vv. 1 1 m inrna.
Office over Seal A Co.'s Store. ,
yy pbrson,
ATTORNBY AT-LAW, .
Mtmnroas.a.s,
Practices in all courts,
street.
Office on Main
Ty H YARBOROTTGH,. V
ATI OBNEY AT LAW,
LOinSBURG.N.a
Offles is OpentBoase building, Court street
AU legal business- Intrusted to him
will receive prompt and careiol attention.
J)R. D. T. 8klTHWlCK,
DENTIST
' LOUISBURG, . W. a
Office
r Purniture' Store. ; v
- -t 4..; Vr' -- 'W -'
c-.
n HOTELS j
ft
FRANKL1NT0B HOTEL
FlUKlOJNTON.N.a
0. W. WTW&t.Prp'r:
Good scoomodation -for the traveling
ublle.
GoodLtvbiT Attached I -J f
MASSENBTJE6 HOTEL;-
J P lsmnbiirtrt Propr
HENDERSON, IT. 0. 1
wood aooommodationt. Good fars "Fo
Hte aadtttentive ssrvsatr II
NORWOOD HOUSE :ly
iViriartflB. V: IffirttCtr-
.- W. J, AORTVOOI), Froprletor -r
atrotiage of v CctnmerclBl Tonriftt 1
fWhjr.SIiouMa't PresfaW
fwoswit Beconw HarvsLnl's
nBead ttiMn Lytichh. v? 1 -
OWN to old Mexico th Inaiat
on the erf ormn
tothepronundamento.! to-
"tancCa clrcn. must: exhibit
ItadYertlsesorthepatronJ
Utled tn ?
eTerythlng
are entitled to hare their money refunded-
wise and righteowiaw.' v
President Roosevelt is not the only
.strenuous chief of a nation. There are
.ottera"TdMi-- ,
, r wine jfjK
raise him tt hta 1
atrennosJtvl r?Z
riuosity Among thej i, the ameer
1" "Trr--rs. "v iuk ouster
w eqoai. A'xnan in his dominions
:undertook toeornerrthoiw
whereupon the ameer hung Md high
- .JirBeTOtc remedy surely 1
; ..Certain, jMwapapers .liaTe-started sv
uuudm: ueaaea roorback to the effect
that Governor pdell of New York lias
knocked out Hon. Thomas Collier Piatt,
the "easy boss, and will give President
Roosevelt trouble about the delegation
from that a state. As to Benjamin
taocking out Thomas, seeing Is beHer
Ing. and nothing will satisfy a rational
man In that regard short of what
Othello demanded of Iago, the ocular
proof." Odeli has no-more chance to
beat Roosevelt out of that delegation
than be has of flying. -Waiting
For Hanna's Shoes.
vrp're8tfrfrePort8 indicate that General
Charies Dick, at present a representa
tive in congress from Ohio and: chair
man of the Buckeye Republican? state
cuiumee, la engaged in the cheerful
business of waiting for Uncle Mark's
senatorial shoes. "Hope springs eter
nal inr the human breast)- Only a short"
time ago General Dick set his ' eagle
and covetous optic on the gubernato
rial chair of Ohio and was horned off
the track by Senator Hanna in order
that Colonel Myron T. Herrick of
Cleveland might "have a dear field.
As soon as. Dick; was eliminated from
the gubernatorial equation Herrick got
gay and built as many castles in the
air as the milkmaid. . He counted his
chickens before they were hatched. He
would be governor of Ohio indW
dent of the. Baited States, but. Tom
JolmWn-s gjt victory to Cleveh
wuere ne, uerrtck and llannn all li I
seems to nave knocked the foundations
out from under his lofty honoa. r TTo.
. ' - i
a dead one. Vrtnr.TTtvnla . lnn
eeived "a tremendous Jolt- Sueh nkth
-
er waiiop mis ran in the state election
may induce him to retire. If ha (fans
not voluntarily quit, General Dick is
uaejy.Tw nave a. dreary time waiting
for his senatorial foottrear. fnr "hnrr-n
touch of sciatica. Senator Hanna is
vuut. -aawisome a specimen of the
genus homo as now perambulates the
earth, but be is aged, and Dick figures
on tne ore tables.
President: Rooseve Ifa Amhltlon.
Ifls said to bo President Rooaevelf a
ambition, after another term In the
White House, to serve as president of
Harvard university. Some -of ... the
newspapers make merry over that de
sire of the chief magistrate of the re
public, in which performance It' "ap
pears to a mere looker on in Vienna
that they are wronav Whv ahonui tu
not be president of Harvard? It is a
noble ambition. He is a Harvard men
and a scholar. Should he be clewed in
1904. he will be only fifty-one years
oui wnes nis term expires in the very
prime of life. Shall he sit down and
soend the remnant of hia rtav. nrt
anng ms thumbs 7 Perish the thnn-ht(
He.coaldn't do it if he would and be
wouldn't if be could. He Is ' the em--
bodiment of energy and will be an ac
tive worker tlB he dies. Jefferaon d.
voted his time after leaving the White
souse to rounding a great university,
an achievement which- he miked
one of .the -three oof which he rested
ua iime, me oiner -two being the
writing of the Declaration of American
Independence and the statute of Vir
ginia ror - rengious rreedom. , John
Qnincy Adams served seventeen years
In the bonse of represeatatives after
being president.' John Tyler served as
road overseer and died a member of
to confederate congress. Andrew
Johnson was a senator of theUnited
Stales at the time of his deathl rbm.
eral Grant most unfortunately went
hho ousiness witn Ferdinand ..Ward,
"the young Napoleon of flnahce,. and
most, fortunately: wrote his "memoirs.
Grover Cleveland and Benjamin Harri
son both went back to the-pcactlce of
xl. ... .. . .. ;
aw, very prontaoiyTo memselves.
All of which goes; to show that r
presidents may engage in labor of
some sort. , As President Roosevelt is
in every way qualified for the presi
dency of Harvard. If It suits Harvard
and no doubt It will be-should; have
hU ambition gratified; It wouldftu
nisb ' him salary, enough : to live com
fortably and if a' position worthy" of
an ex-presidentk .It is said to have
been the. ambition of General James
A. Garfield to spend bis life after leav
ing the White House, if he had lived
that long, to founding a gfat univer
sity in Ohio. - He Was one at the thr.
-great ;presidentiaj scholars,-Jefferson
auu wvuo wuincy aaami oemg tne two
others. -: PerhaDS President RoaoavoH
should be- added tothat.smaU? but
gooaiy company, f, .
The United 8tatss' Senate.
- It Is a matter of common knowledge
that the senate of the United States
eonsists of ninety members, but it.la
hot so generally' known that ft is
t
t.
posed- of .flf ty -seven ; Republicans and
thirty-three Democrats. R.nnhicHin
tmSlorftV ;, Oft tWentV-foni'.. Vn man-
jyears theret have, beea, senators who
wre aennerueraocrats Bor-KnnhM.
TEo.Old
WIsUAAtaaUl.Vl
has stpd tho'test'S
over Ono isnd tf Hdf LMion'bottlcs.
OTETi6cr.r.?a:t.o
n
!!rt V1 ?5 hV Um:
naieo,. oniy Democrats and EeoubUc
f SfS-1" toe m
twenr-fonr toa-ry.larg.
-:"
1 - r Of conraa the -terms nf nnLa i
Of . me the erm.'ftf nltT
1905. Can the Democrats win th thlr -
Beata now. Held byHepoblicans in
order to wmn . . . .
JoVbut by. no means hoDV -ttu
,.h . . .
3oD.-Dut by. no mean hnnl -n-
'oUowing states elect n
tWln nators-now
4 h-T, ..r-7:"-."
i , senaiors; Tennessee,
Missouri SisSSSSi
Mlssissippv Florida. ftlSrtlS? !5S
JWV. L TTrii r. ...
lnd,orth Dakota Tetmont. Wlscon.
sin, Pennsylvania;. WM vi.r.:
iiKuana. Michigan; Minnesota.
wyoining, New York, Nebraska. Waah,
tngton. Mainland Ohio. .
The first seven stAte. named above
bave Democratic senator, fri,-. -
w!1!.1 twenty-three hare
era tic states will rf r, T
Slderation.. Th follrt-nrtr,,,
ahhnat . .
t - cerxain " Ke-
imuuca senators: -Michigan. MUmo-
n-chW- Nora v
, m . " o fcMJT rw wore or
teas doubtful: Rhode Island, Delaware.
California. Indiana vw v.w .
. . . . 8 -MiicB are mors or
t Jersey,
.l'"" e" Virginia and
eiaa-. bo that in order to cap-
ture the senate la 1905 the. Democrats
must :hold all the senatorial seats they
tn do?
factop. nnt miv.k'
. - ; wuuurq now,
which might defest the election of
RepubUcau senators in Massachusetts,
Pennsylvania. Wisconsin and Mich?-
ean. wherever there am ki, m,.
t loclaJlm, wbil. la growJ
W ynr.
t-n . . . . - w
Socialists wouUl enable either op.
wvuuuu wouki mni h. i9 ...
v to coairoi tne senate. It would be
more likely to give the Socialists th
more likely to give the Sodallsta the
iNuuivn iKiwyr ....
uaiance ox power. ( . -t ;. . . ,
A Billion Dollar Country. '
The New York World thus discourses
on "A Billion .Dollar Country
The treasury bureaa of statistics reports
that trom April V.waV ta Uuch iTua
Inclusive the Imports of the United State
2 AflPiJLWe'" "nths tnour hunory
reached a hlfMon dollars. The exports for
the same period reached tl. 414. 73t.su.- The
that by the end of the government OacsJ
year on June 30 they wlU have reached a
"d and ao hT, bck an
other record. . -.--v.- . v
Kelther our Imports nor our exports bad
reached half a WlHon dollar liTiyra. im
port, touched 1758.068. a to 1X90. export. la
lffiO passed the same sum. and to US9 first
passed the blUloa mark, recedlns; from it
1 th.J2n "at followed, but
since 1897 they have been continuously
above the billion.
In some other reepecta-thta la a Ml lkm
doUar country. We have one billion dor
Jar .trust and six billion doUar railway
"groups There ts 4 bUHoa dollars 1 the
savin KB banka of thla Mat m.. t
animals of the country are worth, three
tolllioSisl. v frm sitoaether,twnty
liiinois .ynchers. ; ' . x
Carry the news to Judge Crumpack
er, the great humanitarian who repre
sents a Hooaler district in th mnrM.
of the United States! A lot of enraged.
not embattled, farmers at or Bear Ban' I
ta re,lll unceremonJously lynched s I
. v. auu i n i t im nnmisw I
&pru zv strung him up as t ruthlessly I
and with aa much dlsnatch as mu. I
sissippl mob could have done It Now. f
the Judge should introduce a resolstloa I
to Investigate this latest outrage and I
fMf. .f . . I
uiiimiuu aaamsT an American i
a4 . . I
uuacu ui African oescenc too lodge a I
careful and prayerful attention Is par I
ocularly called to the fact that as soon I
as the k mob had "worked:, ofT its vie-1
jam : It made -aT rush) for, a .camp of
mlnwMl m&n .tis.mw i n I
v- -.a. .u w(ua uouaing I
anu openea nre oa them. The press re-1
ports say that several of thm
m I
showdown, while none of the lynchers
. , , . .. . 1
wb iujureur - xow, n ine judge lets!
all this psss by without rebuke and
without investlgstlon he win prove to
all the world that b is only a pinch-
must not forget that thls hTppened to
minohv a Republican state whose gov.
senators are Uncle Bhelbr CZT
a -... . J- I
tJa..
ysnked:Binie Mason ?tt e
a. jlt ea . aauuaiua. ssriin raini ra s
praud in, Porto Rico. - - . l
- j r. .. a l s
changed- frWlt. r .
canaa- we hanno k. eT".-! V.
proconsuls. A late nresa dlanatrb rmmi
. " , mm -jr-M
' Saxi Jo-n. Porto Rico, runs atlfoUowsr
-Governor-Hunt today sete a letter to!
Ifinor PalanlD a airing n. t,u t
.Uo-nT-FaJao "is" the .Tor o,l
afavajrue.--who ka. fiann .rak ..w I
: uiuiucipai aaooa.-'. r .-'
,3 ' a".
aka. .mm. .k.. I
' ine governor took this
- . . .r..CT.iyi
t'ho nT. nh I
-fairs in Mayacues, to tBe effect that thare I
fafrs in Mayacues, to tBe effect that thare
had been araa. fmut ,ia
Dart or amntaaaa. .nA Ainw
P"" tart hat Feieraaj
mtmrn men uiig krfkfii . maaioipeJ
emnlovees '.with . eurrhii ih. .
honex latter men on the police force, as
Br ell aa with atx ffknK am. ,v. .
7 - s . ui. k u rw
enuta of the city.., Falardo has sala t
. aj5jn i or nan juan. lie was arrested
a second tlm. a.iwt w.. in i tu
bond. - ;- - - .--
The publican press stni sapporu Ta
- yo?. - No Cure,
aatlsr&tnr rtnH in a.n.. .a BQmberS at ZCahtCa. llnrta a a ...
w wnurw io cuai uamscua lanimon k uuurt it Aijrira la . k -.
- w . .aib.
' ' ' ' ' " : : :
. . . .
himii arm Trtunnt Vi u-Jous-hby
tave both made m. prmu lam.
tlatlo. tt.KtjtrtHa. s4 Hi
report frao fWsi Junr oCti-
A Wide Field rf FUc.,
The. faros of Prossxtrtlng AttortH?
FoIi of St-IoU is extrtkL'sg onto tr
ds of th earth. Th Mt4,nt editor
of the-Kew XotkTnlairot sjjsj .
f1 mr stTtssuOxraainor
mt Folk of at. Lmi roer mmm.
stoa te bast dm Wttw tkfMxHovt t
United Btstesf Jf Urn taTa-Tw
sepsrtsaeot of xlsatnlsOmttrs aevits a
W0O14 ebrioualy be th wmiTtomZ
teury. . By apptytav ls state asuhJ tu
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S'
"iwm WOCB SB)
l".aJr? rs nur tm.
1 w foe nwru WiZy
I Vi tA-Wwli IcTs T"! w
f 1T? ? M,rt4M rfia- r.t-
I t tmt dncur. t e,iti . .
I ib
" w 4'f'--
r w r.ety intts rcw iiui:t... - .A ! . , -
fssnsv ewt of etamt a
r3tt?J2:
5 " ?
I . . . - wvmm naws
s a o teto aa.
1 s-II St...i - .
rtndr. edits at tta by!
I Senator Thomas CWUee rutfs tight I
hand man. it rnmrr.s ,. tLt
EU liPd to glT. thV up
away toochin ..i.- -Zf-
I UB?? business." Ths nss tt
s many tin, ta . ZTT !
I back orar marnm m,mm.. -
!'.'4"- tki
Ma) Wsstl inn
I you win nJi k.i .
ia r.-WITr: "7 TTif
ttoe. Catoa pVS; mw
STSr;
I puiaw, uw uxvi m.Laa.
I -oi puisar, u toraj ravtLatiM.
S
'h un to yw taMMiis t.
f n-rTt ttraiTr:
I "
xm "Wing boo reIps-UUat
whlc Wowtog ks 1oosl are
d ta th m way.
fJssi b ,U f
I of tt.. Lrl nw . .
i" Dt 230.0no osj WsD
Now he has gold mto. which
Pays him a cool taoessaJ r a.
A Ut.rsry Trvt.
i j.v ulQ vtvtj- pott T
Co.?. WkU toT
i fviit.. w . v
lowhw fashion:
om ... "l. . .
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. . - - 1 - - w m
S83SJI wa. . : V . .
wllk sytMoa tuT Suairi TZ
Wll . IfTW 1 I aassjlsl asaawak aVaas) sv. M -
rrU': x'rr'ra ea..atraae
the doai. I 1? . .L' " !
. ' - m mm m wwiwa
Ba aw wrnaa - -
m7r-ZrrT
mtwa.a eaa MatfbV. -TT, "
former mes this Wis
aaette er t. - - - - - - ......
regular procedure. The sathw aatarejrv
accepts, ortea tke rabUsW at wtuta.
WJ natinawad wars ta.. a w!mimi4mi.Li. ....
caseef.tr. Kipaae btMha, Taewth.11
mows anther aatae by
oesnnaer loaa. l. ik m- .i w .
that tb ooataeaa sm at ta 4 - (Vs
u-a w aat ara for assimaia
liirrary oeiopaa tares teas M each
try Because the rum mm a aUhO
awau. aaa ii a aew aether rate
pubUahev makaa far awi taaa
j - mtm m.m m as taa wrtuear eg a
A Jr. l .
The) movemeat ta erect a 'loatuDai
. wi.. nw n n asoxexeei i
air is a sxejeotiitJr sad tUill
te eocoarsged by all r-'-"t tUTjim
wardlra ef political awnt.rt,.
Poetical ecdnJoaa. I da ot say thes
"-" m . . . w.u.u m smu m u mm na mm I i i .
ot ln I Domes jetTersosi Mseaorlai
sodatioo. but WcanaaTtf aoa
ats
to be erected ta great oi at ail
yaerso tWaervee) cm a rVMy as aay
m ,hal rrr It ts straagt) Cut
K ,lmm V.. - . I
" muu. hu am ueeu ooea tour bm.
VW. . . .. .. . I
wai-a aaui saue ta waaft
mBn withotrt seetag
r la rather of His
rtht' PC.
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titan stataa - " - -
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UtrUkTl.MkhM t. . . . m
n& aVarwe m 1 m . . - , .
w ivtwhbw smai
tb ttT? k1
national capital, hot Je?ersooa staraa '
"nfP5,n w hwooa II ti
as consrrirsoTts roe its abstec. ui
om-' w luotsd Oaa
trTTl A "211?
nMretWrsOcaw. grf. I
-TTla HtTtKtrssem fat..sW k . I
Mlseonri ba derlarvd I
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aw saa-.weg IW.tVa (SJ f fa sit IM Wlahl ff sff If
the Missouri dk0oa na tt
t.pata that the lkra sad Um Uatt
v. .... .
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are nrotvrnivV.tik-. v.AAvu.k -
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J - r - pr - nt. the Aki .1
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ara w. a.rrra a ad. U. ra4aaera axe
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Pan there have
Vdos
Decs this record
r.'o Pay.
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