J AS. k. THOMAS, Editor mi Pnprlttir.
a: k m do uxvd: zty thx: otatij mnn Tjnorr
.LOulsBima, k: a,vFniDAyt; march C m.
CHURCH DIRECTO RT
1MTHOMST.
Banday School at 9:30 A. M.
Gbo. 8. BaIkk, Rapt.
Preaching at 11 A. M., and 7 30 P. M,
every Sunday.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night.
L. 9, Massbt. Pastor.
BAPTIST.
Sunday School at 9:30 A. M.
TH08. B. WlLDBRr8upt
Preaching at 11 A.M., and 7:00 P.M.,
very Sunday. m, t . 4
Prayer m-eting Thursday night.
H. H. Mashbdksr. Pastor.
BltSOOPAL.
Sunday School at 9:30.
Wm. H. RcFriH. Sept.
Services, morning and night , on
lit, 3rd and 4th Sundays.
Bfening Prayer, Friday afternoon
RvJohh Lobdos, Rector.
PRE8BTTBRIAH.
Services 4th Sandav in each month
morning and night
C. N. Whabtob, Pastor.
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CLARK'S
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The Troubles of a
"World Power-
Current Talk Abooi
Men vjkL Measures
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LODGES.
Louisburg Lodge, No. 413, A. P. &
A. M., meet-l8tii4-8Kl tTaeaday
Blgnui .n eacn uiuuwi -
Proteftmonal ard,
Special Washington Letter.
HIS year Mr. Dayton of West
Virginia, whose chief claim to
distinction is that in the land
slide of 1894 he defeated Wil
liam li. Wilson for congress, celebrated
Washington's birthday by reading Rep
resentative Burton of Cleveland, O.,
out of the Republican party. Indeed
Dayton seemed to think he was endow
ed with plenary powers in the case,
for while he wast about it he also-, read
Burton out -of tbe Democratfe-party, a
considered. So the sugar bareoa will
have to wait until next session, la the
meantime they will be bled by the "Re
publican campaign mAnagers. The
conglomerate people now under taa
American flag are enough1 ta BaaJke a
Roman empefbr stare If be shockl re
visit the glimpses of the moon. .White
men, red men, black men, saddle Col
ored men., yellow men, browa-mea.
mottled men, Americana, African, Ear
ropeana, Asiatics, Oeeankra, Christians
jews, pagans, aionanunenan, ate
tor ta at.4t iliMi
Shwab la a,.vnr ad aaaa te r
. . CM4 a a a IW erwsvlftai
doc mm U taUK of Vm H mZWw
tar wtMM ta ar ra
aaierat baraeae eopuaar.. TVrr
"2.- m" I ' " " " - .
T'TT T Tl TV TITO TV Ta fTV Tl .
aeicmt tcM eopurM Tv saiou w
Jw xtJd W taCaKad ea
MtL uffarrn aad. i"
era, rstuvtMr fans m4 wwf l t
pt malm nf ' W ' mittttf Mmmt.
Udty u4 tarm ta pro a W r
CPVnJUt HAT MO Of tnt MOtAA, It
0 QRtAT AJrfQWrTY.
. rnW i a
4 t 4 f v t-ft .
?1 f f rf t- t aT
Scawak la a a good a aaaa w M
b waa a yearar w ago. vpaai pm waa.
W(d. a Iby taa, Rpbilea ppr. a
lB,b(cVt;7P o AaMrlcak.ctllapa-'
ship wtx oar Wi Wwrrt f
tmtttfm, f lit aaa baa faosd
thaffaJL
im - a t a4
a. ALLRED.
ATTORNEY-AT-LA.W,
Will prsctlce Id all the Courts.
loungmYUIe, N. C.
Otbce in
D
R. ARTHUR H. FLEMING,
we are getting than aa a 'world power
with both feet! Wnattecomea of th
old conception of a great tepnbBerar
American freemen wocthy thetr. her
itage? The savages and aeoUsavagea
"appurtenant to the United SUteawin
soon outnumber those m "the -Cn!td
States proper," a beautifnl kettla o
fish surely!
DENTIST.
LOOISBORO, . -O
lice Oyer The Or sen ft
N. C.
Yarboro Co,
Store.
jJR. 8. P. BORT,
PRAOTIOINQ PHYSICIAN AND SURQBON
Louisbarg, N. C.
Boddie. Bobbitt St
Co.'s Druir 8torp. onNh street.
ytL R. F. YARBOBO03U.
PHYSICIAN AND SURQEON,
LoriSBBRS, N. C.
Nm. build tntr. phone 89-
l.hr calls answered from T. W. Bicketf.
residence, phone 74.
B.
U. MlAJSSKNBURQi
ATTORN BY AT LAW
LOUISBTTBS,
Will practice in all the Court of the State
Office' n Go art Honse.
M
ARCL'S C. W1N3TEAD,
ATTORNEY- AT-LAW,
LOCIBBCBG, N. C.
Orrica ovb Corner Drug Store.
opposing the naval appropriation bill,
which carries $96,000,000 in round num
bers. Dayton is a member of the naval
committee, and the Republican mem
bers of the naval committee think they
own the United States absolutely and
that the other people in the world are
trying to steal part of their possessions.
Burton is not only one of the ablest
men on the Republican side, but is one
of the most omnivorous readers in con
gress. He was fighting the bill not
only on the ground of the extravagance
of the measure, but also on the theory
that we do not need an immense navy.
At one point in his speeen ne- ex
claimed:
Oh, but it Is said: "This is merely a de
fensive measure. The best way to secure
peace is to be ready for war and so build
up a great navy." How similar to that
are the words of Uriah Heep when he
said. "We know that we are humble, but
we are afraid that other people that are
not humble will get the start of us.
Dayton may not know it indeed, the
chances are a thousand to one that he
didn't know it but he wasn't doing
the Republican party any good when
he undertook to read Theodore E. Bur
ton out of it All this talk about the
Monroe doctrine being "just as strong
as the American navy and no stron
ger" is absolute tommyrot. It sounds
well, but it is idiotic. Our navy was
as a pygmy to a giant when compared
with England's navy at the time Mr.
Cleveland issued his famous pronuncia-
mento in the Venezuelan matter, but
it has not been forgotten that England
heeded what G. C. said.
: X racaat lava t the Ftttstnrr r
contain faJa-atarttlac oHarlat: v
"Aa aatAshftf-eiarv'tf I 1 r sli
war rress Ootwmhy. H
tsxf9 01- mm arwxian a- V
a pm .On 8 : IW ctaatr
krtaiar OMtt wftt vusiry aiw
U aiW Iswgta at t aaasa ti ia
I CtncWctt.. That aa4 tm. ta
ta ' M.taasa aiaHtstry
tro4 mmd tar a-rsr la
katt. ! H wtu
ad It tt whiu I ra, tW
t rartwa4
Bleelal Attention giveu to collections.
Practise wherever serrices required.
TJB. J. K. MALONK,
FRACTICINQ PHYSICIAN AND SCRQBOF.
LotnsBuaa, v. o.
Odee over Aycocke "rig Company.
W. BODDIE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Loui8BUE0, N. C.
Office in Cooper BnildiDf?,
w
m. HAYWOOD RUFFIN.
ATTORN BY-AT-LAW,
LOUISBUBe. 0.
WW practice in all the Courts of
ui adjoining coantiea, also in the Supreme
artanrt In the United States District sad
oflSS'Ciooper and Cliftonnildlmr.
I
TJiHOg. B. WILDKR,
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW,
ItOUISBUBS. K. C
Office on Blaln street, over Jonea ft Cooper's
(tore. .
F.
S. SPRUILL.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW,
LOOI8BUBO, S. C.
. .u . ,nf Vranklin. Vance
aranTUliwan and Wake
a......... nnnrt of North caronna.
Prompt attention given to coUections.
Office over Bgerton's Store.
W. BICKBTT,
T.
ATTORNBT AND COUNSEL LOB AT LAW,
L0m8BTM Tl. a
Prompt and painstaking; attention given to
irerr matter intrusted tohis bands.
Refers to Chief Justice Shepherd, Hon. John
slajSrHon. Robt. W. Winston Hon. . C.
Burton, Pw. First National Bank of Wta
rtonTaienn ft Manly, WmBtoPeoples Bank.
sfMonroe, Cbas. K-Taylor, Pre. Wake For
est College, Hon. B. W. Timber lake.
Offloeover Neal ft Co. s Store.
w.
Pracaees
street.
M. PERSON,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
fcouisBtraa, . a.
in all courxs. u
H YARBOBOTJOH, J.
ATI ORNEY AT LA W T
LOTJISBURO. N. C
Offioe in Opera House building, Court street
All legal busbies intrusted to him
wUl receive yroaipt aad careful attention.
TIT F. HOCCK,
in.
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER,
LODI8B0RO. N. C.
Trading Agent for aU kinds of BuildiBg
tni el ArtUtic Mantles and Tiies. Ardu
bectarl Designs Submitted
Troubles of a "World Power."
"The white man is very uncertain"
likewise the Asiatic. We have been
told time and time and time again
that the Filipinos were thoroughly
pacified (so they are the dead ones)
and that they were greatly and hys
terically in love" with Old Glory (so
they are those who are holding good
fat ofl&ces under tur Uncle Samuel),
General Otis informed us repeatedly
that they were pacified. He was fol
lowed in his declaration byjttt his suc
cessors in command. Then Governor
General Taft announced that "peace
reigns throughout the archipelago.'
Then General Leonard Wood pacified
some 300 Moros by loading them up
with lead. Leonard was then hotfoot
after the double stars of a major gen
eral
Notwithstanding all these assurances
of complete pacification and bubbling
enthusiasm of the Filipinos for the
stars and stripes, recently I quoted a
dispatch in these letters to the effect
that some two or three hundred con
stables1 had taken their guns and ac
couterments and all the money they
could cabbage and had deserted to the
jungles. A later dispatch describes a
battle in which an American officer
and several privates were killed. Per
haps these are signs of perfect pacifica
tion, but sensible people will not so re-
gard them. The truth is that so long
as we attempt to hold the Philippine
we must pin them down with bay
onets. But we have been told all along that
the Porto Ricans are the most docile
of all our "subjects" and would never
give as any trouble whatever, others
might back and kick and cavort but
the kindly, gentle and grateful Porto
Blcans never! Nevertheless, as the fol
lowing dispatch shows, we were de
ceived in that matter also, reckoning
without our host The Porto Bicau
were' represented in both branches of
the gDanisb cortes. We permit them
to send a nondescript and powerless
"commissioner" to Washington.
they are clamoring for statehood or in
dependence. Here is the dispatch,
which is self explanatory:
Ban Juan, Porto Rico, Feb, 0. The fed
8m.i assembly today, by a vote of 80 to
15 demanded that Porto Wco be admitted
Straws.
The signs of the times indicate that
the people of the north are at last
waking up to the business oppertualtlca
In the south. They have beaalaw to
realise the financial potential I ilea ot
that section of the country, bat finally
the truth is beginning to percobxta
through their brains. The chance art
that the next census will be a. great
eye opener in this respect. Some years
ago the movement of cotton manufac
turing southward became aa- proooaius
ed that even so prominent a man aa
Governor Dtngley- or. Main too alana
and desired a constltotioaal amaadmctft
which would give to oar a jartadlfttap
over the labor question ift geaeeal. laop
ing thereby to enact such legislation as
would neutralize, partially at least the
advantages possessed by the south.
such as longer summers, warmer cli
mate, less need for fuel, etc That the
entire cotton crop of the sooth will
some day be manufactured in the it tea
where it is produced cannot be doubted.
What started me on' this trala ot
thought just now! waa seeing ant ttam to
a newspaper to the effect that Cos
pany has purchased 60,000 acres of
land in Alabama on which to colonise
northwestern farmers. That tteta afcma
would be of little tntareafaTiA-wanld
not possess much significance, but it la
simply a straw showing which way the
wind blows. Iowa and Illinois farm
ers move to Missouri, buying the rich
Missouri farm lands. The Vftaaoturt
farmers who - aeU oat move tart
south to Arkansas or Texas. This
process is in perpetual opera tidn. -TW
tide of immigration baa tnra4. from
the extreme west largely tow th
south, and this movement la a food
thing all round. The northerners find
cheaper and better bomee, and the
southerners find good neighbors. -
taajMwrtal aa ? af CMraa
a4 arvtaaa. $rtaC .an
Ual a frtWMk wra aa
enaalri Ua ata mA&mtj me-m a
riflaa &rf te1i U - rraa-it
t4j t I tnal am a ay me
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t t tar. rvrnt tt tmtmm
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ta hi k rwaNr. TU Urm
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fbrn tnaL ial I f ew aH"I j
aad la atiU rrataj ta
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raftlcr tntrlf tt-tr- w
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waie "1H ran a Af f
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aCtaa pea'.. -Aaa I a aa
farabc t rvaaliar k 3 t9w
ta o wr? iu fwfitf i Mv5i
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d. T.jrs Ce a Ma" as im s4sraa
by wakt MOM IV rJ
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taV a rt 4-ta a fiaaanl vl
Liawt 11.1 mc.
tar aiu tvra-ovw
tnal far years a tmmm aasa I t wr JbI rv-t , w 4 i.M ,m .h
atraC4 ta ClnHlwnW- iasasia. t n I wifl WS)r Mje ' . vm e
of astaaa aansJ;aiy; ue wrt. I . a :W iw I -? !..--
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Owr,o U ax ra w cca cava 1 wj . itwL, fvt i.
to UxW po Wi avaa t n n I jaytag t fwara r eat Ma (H fc tj.
Uatft UaM aa4 . a I ftMmkM. to tra. t. wa ti a 3 r
WfiU .nil uoaj I fccAl am ta In Tt rimVl i 7 a i
tnirUat thly were I a ta kUr ef I astrtt, t n la y i f -
eos..o4 tw w iswt i mtarrr. t y t , , ,,,, ,
ObVai
Poking Fun at Mssaachu setts.
The PbiladelpUU loqulret-ba lota at
gall enough. In fact to poke ran at
venerable Masaaehusetta, which Jt dota
in this editorial about Benjamin Frank
lin: '
Representative Adams vaata cunt rase
to appropriate a coerf ortabi sua to eel"
brate the two hundredth' annWrary t
the birth of Ben Frajiklln. So ay we ail
ot ua. Here la a man who ousht to b
honored by ths world, reaardlees of raca,
color or any condition whtVtr", atao
who was tha first eJUBen; ae-ta silaalaa
and lon the first citlxen of taa'repatwe.
without whose ottamriitt - tf -v
igacity the constitution couia attar hairs
been framed dot adopted. II tai emuitry
owes honors to any roan more than aa
. other, outside of Waihlntoft. tt cartalalr
la to Franklin. 'tha etfeauav pnuoawstaar.
diplomatist and sage. who. ta th baper
lang-uage of the Frenchman, -tore ta
lightnln-s frdrn th hvens and the scp-
ter from the hand of the tyrant." De
lightful, but not exactly correct.
Franklin waa born In Masamctiusett.
which was his chief ralafortaaa. aad a
early in lire remeaiea mm w am
Th Virginia na r .aialtinf rraat
prrparaUo&a to eibreta ta trfa
teoay T tha pUmUasjajt tJa amtU
colony oa this roUaat This tetr
ttBxgiaia40rial at aapea4 at
attatw Has H.'lrT. WbOe tt
has) not tsi aawtdafr einwi4 ta
lataam ra,rii9ioTw frfc. a to
b. for It was ot as och la porta tr.
If not mora. Thr yeara her th
dtnlavn ef "oie rergtaay" prop to
naak tip for paat awticrer ay
rlng'tb big a4 la aaaCttl m sad by
inviting all rretka ta the fat sa4
celebratiofL
rrasoo of that rreot. Thta Jx a j
probably wtu rotnt ateaarif wtt W
Ing th biggaat b a ta tha atknl
ccoreatkia. ta tia aa d-rtt OM
Banna anrtToraker BapejbdraAa wft
IS ad a leader (a ra&y iratta. Jaat w
OrnW Um polfwra ery aagie croptaj
tha 4ar tor a Moa. "TVry Bsay acr
biaW-ta OaWa,Myrai T. Jterrlek ar
ta Qeqeta 0rea Inje. a4 taw agara
rhev y t..
Th fKloal Ight savoof ti rva.
jtvania pMlcaa la wartalag
lav (acf. ri k ra bos, a to hd that
sVaaatsc attbear Staaky Quay ha
alt ceaatftlaad ta take h la pea la haad
M ! rW racraat, as t mxt
lengthy "rpistleHo fW fcapaaaraa ef
reaaaytranaa.; s Itaa ertata reo-
Uei cJh3kTftraa.- I,wwi tartar m
taa war thai fWt IN tftat-taaiag Oae
eror raayraar: t c&umP .
a place raaraaarera aa ac t
tatt. Th ggarl. fM taraafry ta4 aaaas
aar4 . aaaaaar thd w3r aa
aioW aa aid a - aa af JJ4 t
a af tha anpraaa wart Jadja.
paffocmajwe t auniy in ta nai&n
af.poozini on an Ok troh)4 tra,
Th taor that PaoaaylvaaU ttp:WV
ana jnarrH wtth ear othr ta hnu
tt will b for tharoantry
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will b ta masf Bafta,tpr Jaarph Bjvo (0 pa t j -tn 1: j . i . a-e. -
rorahar. fapJVarffy at lCaaolat j ttw ,.74; it. ...a- i..u... ...
master of th ftermay RpabOra, . , - , '- "
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infamy for the bab and
part of the parrnU. He surrrred the !
shadow which hun over bins aad achiev
ed a position in the world which J abso
lutely -unique. Me waa not a vraiuove
Puritan, bur ratfcr? sa,'ay axihaT. rtttsan.
who took, advantattt.at th mofmist is
ge to have a rood" tffne anV-aarar em
hypocritical about IL aa hs charted ae
rJew Bnlana pretaren wera ne 1
his country well and died In a good aid
a, ha vine seen many vloiasitwd. mat
having tasted, on the whole, of th Jars
of life, sensual and intellectual, to a sxifa-
clent .degree.
With aU his failing rraaalfci .ta
nun ta whom thi citr and. ttaU ewe a
debt they can' never repay ere ta .the
line of gTaOtude. We praswsa that tf eo
m mrfkes the approprtovtJon Maseaeho-
setts will want to claim It and will
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HOTELS.
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FitANKLINTON, N. C.
Good aaoomodation f or the traveling
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Co id aeoommadations
Itta aad atteatira irur.
be
Under the above head na. PbSadakl aoai Tftraabw iwjtwa-awrrrwa t rV
phia Inquirer, aetancn KpfojKaja;arr
gan, spoaka oat la meeting n Jhlg vlj'
. One of the development' of the wash It
the aoaaibuity that crtmtnal cttoer-y
be Uken agahtat Charlaa t.lfcha-e ara
nia.f .ate method "of- Jbaadllfc ta
ahrobulldlnr trust Jt th fptorastia
peived f the Kew tortt fftftf ll to-
carat, tnere s aon uw p .
,hr U a srobablUtv. of It Importaat -
Eseta. so the tnfortaattoa ga; rnat have
. artlnrwtth'Mr; Schwa aareta
re deasrted hica. and la CrtU aoathf
ienciea criminal suits w411 aa lrwDThl tof
which f'aSonZAflr-grwjnd i- .
It is to p hoped that the threat
stepa witt.ba.Uhea.Jtln "fa tt t that
an n ahoold- - lh Iwiaffiaagtg
thii pubiic oa a aiaati mcmim Th
tarying roaa who staJ a aaaa t
jaO very eraesaUy. Wit H ti
firakric'' Wad aaoiaadat)l M -W4 P
people svto purcaaatng wv1h ftoc
Good faxei ;
NORWOOD HOUSE ?
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fipprrthMrllrbiiaaoiia "
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of revolt at the same time the many-
times pacified Filipinos do there would
be something -doing in the outlying
provinces Of this world power. -Put
the Porto Ricans and the niiflt
nea f not tie only inhabitants of
"territory appFtenan fo the United
Sates" who Afp gf log trouble. The
big Wgar planters of eui suga? pql
pny, commonly palled Hawaii, for the
privilege of isaintaiping which we
PftW several million dollars, are d
edjag of Pscle gai that they fee
permitted- to iwporf jnujj pwuo
and Japa ad Mbitunj, Tljis Jtepnbllcan
congfesa would no doubt )ae1en 1 to
their voices, but tnts. is. election jrmr,
gpd:. t&jre are toe :vtopr.w w ;
If tronbled with weak? digestion belcWng One-haK box TbOtna C-IH Pfl-
or soar stomaeh.use vaamoer.- - DN my -nii. -
and Liver Tablets and vou wlr-get qhlek lTj, fl. Bobolti, Cedltr Rock.
relief; Sold by. Ayeoettarng ca ' ; . ,. ' - - J. ' --
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