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the same , thatV; about ' 'the only
chanea 8omi discreet ' pe tple s dare
take at it.
eably 10,000 laws were passed
by the last congress. Have you
read tbem carHfuily that yoa may
know whether r not you are obey-
ing tbem all? '
The lialeigh primary is orer, and
Josephus Daniels, J. H. Bou and
Joeiah" W. Bailey, all roted tbe
same tickefcr-tbat ia if they roted
like they talked.
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HAD IT IN FOR Hill.'
Read the pain formula on tbr- box of
Pink' Pain Tablets. -Then,;' ask your
Doctor if there Is a better one; V?-111
means congestion, blood pressure lome-
wnere. Dr. Snoop's rink rain Taoiets
check head pains, womanly 'pains," P-ln
anywnere. Try one. and seel 0 lor ;c.
Sold by. The Boddle-Perrr t)ro Co.
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-In writingVa message President
Taft does not consider it necessary
to copy the Encyclopaedia Britan-
nica, the ten commandments
tbe golf player's manual.
and
One Man ;on the Panel
Edgar Smith, who is one of the
bier law vers of C iluskoeree " now. but
whe usedf t praetice in Arkansas
had a ease onee where : thr was . t
great difficulty 'm getting a jury
is earl v all the talsmen bad excuses
.Finally, one man was called
"What is year excuse?" askecT the
judge. f
"Hain't get neaeT
"What?" asket the judge, mueh
astonished: "you - have no excuse?
Are yeu sure your father itm't sick?"
"Bin dead twenty years."
"Don't your eotten need tending?"
"Don't raise none."
isn't tne barn m -need ot re,-
At this distancejt appears to an
enlooker that the distruction of the
"records added to the "snap primary "
is what (Hd the work for Badger and
Mullen in the Raleigh primary.
The Aldermen seemed to be defeat
in the start.
What was termed the ."Reform"
ticket won out in the Raleigh De
mocratic primaries last Tuesday,
only one member of the "old" Board
ef Aldermen surviving, viz: 5.
Sherwood TJpehurch. And by the
.way, it was he the "reformers" ssem
ed to be hottest after.
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pairs
"Ain't get io barn." "
"And you can spare the time
sit on this jury for a month or se.
"You bet! Glad of the cbanee."
"Well, well!" exclaimed the judge;
"yeu are tbe only man on the panel
who has time to serve the State.
How does that come?v. -
"Waal," said the juryman, "I
heern tell yon was goin' to try that
ornery Ham Mitchell this yere term.
He poisoned a cow of mine oncet."
The Greensboro Record seems to
be in trouble regarding some el the
new fashions, as the following will
show:
There are a great many things we
do net understand and never try to
get through oar brain; there are
others where we "hadn't ought" to
butt in and try to fathom, but suns-
times we can't help it.' One of
these is this new fashion of the j
waist line among the dear women.
It is given out that it is to "be made ;
lower this season down about the ;
knees for iastanee. We do not
know how the dear creatures will
look, but this is not what is bother
ing ub; what we cannot understand
is how they are to gtt this waist
line down so low. Wemems some
respects, are supposed to be made
like men, but imagine man shift
ing his waist line so mueh as a six
teenth part of an in eh! It stands to
reason, therefore, that if -a . woman
ean aeeonaplisn tie iob sne is not
made like a man by upwards of a
geod deal and ail our suppositions
have been eroneous. And so afer
all woman1 is "fearfully and wonder
fully made."
Dr. S. Rapport will be at the
Louisbnrg Hotel, Tuesday and Wed
nesday Aprhy6tb arid 7th. His spec
ialty is fitting eyes witty lenses suited
to their special reed. Charges are
very moderate.
Prompt Payment. V.
' 1 Springbope, N. C,
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Jefferson Standard liife Insurance
Company, , ' '
JUleigh,N. C. s .
Gentlemen: - . .' '
I beg to acknowledge- receipt of
ernes, ier jl wo xnousana uouara in
full payment of Policies Nos. 599
and 1600 on tbe life ofNBeniarain
F. Edwards, of Sprin cbope, , X. C.
As administrator of tbe estate .of
tbe late Mr.' Edwards. I desire to
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Lthank you for your promntnesa in
paying inis ciaim. rhe proofs ot
death was leceived at your bfiict
on tbe 24th aud tbe check was dat
ed tbuame day. This promptriet
in payment ot death claims by tbe
policy-bolders should commend it
to policy-holders. '
Very truly,
(Signed) & A. MAltSHBURN,
- Administrator.
Mr. J. A. Turner, who. is Rpecia
agent lor tne aboveCompany; de
Uvered this check jast Saturday
Mr. Turner informs us that his
company has just put en the mark
el an Annual Dividend policy that
guarantees in the face of the pol
icy, C per cent dividend First Year
8 " - - 2nd "
10 " 3rd
15 4th
15 . " 5tb
and-tbe life of the policy. And he
will be glad to show this policy to
anyone who are on the' market for
insurance.
Rheumatism.
More than nine out of every ten eases
ef rheumatism are simply, rheumatism
of tre muscles, due to cold or damp,
or chronic rheumatism. In such casts
no internal treatment is required. The
free application of Chamberlain's Lini
ment is all that is needed, and it is cer
tain to give quick relief. Give it a trial
and see for yourself how quickly it re
lieves the pain and soreness. The med
icines usually give internally for rheu
matism are poisonous or very strong
medicines. They are worse than use
less in cases' of chronic and muscular
rheumatism. "For sale by Boddie-Perry
Drug Co. .
Too much self-will warps the im
agination and stunts intellectual
growth.
Object to Strong Medicines.
Many people object to taking the
strong medicines usually prescribed by
physicians for rheumatism. There is
no need of . internal treatment in any
case.of muscular or chronic rheuma
tism and more than nine out of every
ten cases of he disease are of one or the
other of these varieties. When there
is no fever and little (if any) swelling,
you may know that it is only necessary
to apply Chamberlain s Liniment freely
to get quick relief. Try it. For Sale
by-Boddie-Perry Drug Co.
' STATE PRESS CONVENTIONS
At a meeting of the executive
comm'iatee ot the North Carolina
Press Association held in Raleigh
last Saturday, it was decided to hold
the anneal meeting jf the editors in
Hendersonville on June 3 and 24.
Tfye entire Association will be .enter
tained at the ..-Gates Hot, one of
the finest hotels in the State, and
the rate will be enly $1.50 a day for
the jeditors' and members of their
families accompanying them.
No more delightful place than
Hendersoaville could have been se
lected. . It is expneted that a trip
will be arranged to Lake Toxaway.
After the convention at Henderson
jlle the editorial party, will be taken
to Morebead City for a two davs
stay at the Atlantic . Hotel. Definite
and detailed announceraents will-, be
t made soon.
OPERA HOUSE RENTING
The Louisburg Opera House
will be rented to the highest
bidder next Monday at the
Court House (Joor at noon for
the year beginninc July 1st.
The renter will be required to
give bond With security (ot
payment of rent.
By order of the Board
D. C. High,
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Choice and handesme garments aH blocmicg with tht tt
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tyle features and Spring fre?hat
TKcr Never Was a Better Time
For the Spring Styles are just in from the
World's Bet Tailor Shops.
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The celebrated Stetson Hut, the best make
of Shirts ind the .very best fitting shoes
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Cattle Wanted
want to buy 100 head of cat
tle, ranging from one year old
up yearhrigjr or heifers.
Bring them in quick and get
the cash.
John R. Williams
Louisburg, N.
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s ? Kiae emy, work ; hare, and late',
t Jiye")nltSy
fc,nothin away, and if you .don't die
If you dislike a person show it on
ly whan a point is to be gained there
by. ; 'V r- ..
Is the Stomach Indispensable.
An operation for the' removal of the
stomach, m a Ghicago hospitarrecently,
oronioted discussion among tne sur
geons whether the stomach could be
removed and the patient he none the
worse for.it. Before the discussion had
well died out, the patient hadN died. It
demonstrated he could not live without
his somach. To keep the stomach in
good conditian, and cure constipation,
indigestion, etc., use the great herb
laxative coin pound, Dr4 Caldwell's Syr
up Pepsin. It is absolutely guaranteed
to do what we claim, and if you want to
try it before buying, send your address
for a free samp e bottle to Pepsin Syrup
Co.. 119 Caldwell Bldff., Monticello, 111.
It is sold by The Boddie-Perry Drug
Co., at 50c and $1 a bottle.
Tbe Weakness of an individual is
shown by the colors used in drees.1
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Beauty of Body.
. . A healthy body is a .beautiful bedy,
and beauty of body is to be preferred
to beauty of face. . It is easy enough
for a woman to have a geod complexion
if her body is in good health To in
sure good health it is necessary to Keep'
tne - stomacxi active and tne " bowels
open.- -This can; best be done by the
use of" Dr.". Caldwell's Syrup Pepsinl the
'great stomach, liver and bowel regula
tor, it is aosoiuteiy euaranteed- to do
what we claim, and it you waht to trv
it beforebuyinsr send your .address for
a free sample pottle to rppsm Byrup Co.,
ixy vair.pju xiug.,-juonnceaie,.iu. it
is sol by The Boddie-Perry - Drug Co.,
at ouc ana 51 a oottie. ;i r . ; , ; y , , (
;:;Kn-t0,c
; r '--lbe man wboikan ware ; apaeer
it klean,
,verry pt tew
.ain't; fit for enny thing -else
; '"wasn't mutch'. ' It iz jist so, with the
,; '; - CV ' ; 'roS on thevjumpj'he-V kant' remem-
Attention c Old Veter-is
Av: meeting of B. M. McKinney
Camp N. 1528 VD. V.' will be
held inntbe Court ;House in Louis
burg on ; Monday -the ;-" 5tb ' da ef
All. - old r yeWansi - in )I?janklin
County fare earnestly f requested to
be present ai business : of ; impoV
tance to tbem, will be transacted .
Choice and Fresh Cut-Flowers
Or-Carna'iioas, Roses, .Violets, etc.
floral designs and Flowers for all occa
sions. Potted Ferns and all kinds of
pot and out door bedding plants. Veg
etable plants in season. .All erdor
promptly filled.-
H. STEIN METZ, florist.
Raieigfi, N. C.
$1 0, $1 5, $1 8 'and up to $30
Correct Models and fabrics for middle aged men and
all the swell stunts for the dashing young dressers
F. W. WhelcSS. Louisburg, N. C.
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I Our
UndcT Management of
ASHER F. JOHNSON
liAriifcJlTiON
AT THE
: Job Department RACKET STORE
auuiui line of 'Stvti.h' Siir Ur IJ, Ui
end Cbildrt-n. A worthy ifW:; -:. . tt?b
STRONG MEASURE
Become.1! necessarr when
tbe body is debilitated and
tLe spirit flags. A tonic to
earicb the blood and build
up the system is the bes
medicine.
B EEF": IRON AND WINE
; . . v -;Te. combination of ! these
tnree elementaaid -Nature
: ber efforts. It is best for
: anemics, the weak and ema-
v;::ciate.;-y.. r
BUY, A BOTTLE. TRY IT
Remember that onj Job
Department, to which much
attention will b. paid. i ow
'under the manaRonini o('
A. V. Johnson.
O
Vc arc Prepared to do all
Kmbroi4ery,
lactk.
VVdicx.
CoreeU.
White Gt:l,
Fancy Tr
You are oonlinllv inT:i v call od mimt ti
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M
RS
A. M. HALL
Kinds of Work Ordinari y
Turned out in a "Country
Off!
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And it is our purpose to (ui
nisb pood work at reasonable
liTinp prices. In order to do
this we must nererily
adopt the
Stridly CaiK Syea
in this department, A bill
J
2 will follow each iob when de-
livefed, and from this date J
we hope our patrons wiH hn
io AAsitt us in tnakintr
wmp OiiM-mj w i - f ,
this new departure aucec.
New Goods
We have reivJ & UUfal tacf Wfeit GiK Git tfe..
Pricu etc, fall tia of CfrU li. CrUrV Stxru, urjnirr.
etc aesxrt&brr we carry tly rTrryU.vtc tj i fcsi0rc c
pric. Pull lo of fruita, cX, cuZrt, cic
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Crockery of All Kinds
It nill pj yon lrrt w ij gr.r .-.. k
Core yoa bti jr. -t C-Jeicat, lls u. l.ift
Z THE ALSTON COMPANY
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