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GETJDE THOUGHTS i FBOMv THE 'EDITORIAL ; PEN
If we see no good in others, they
will likely discover but little in us.
The time which a boy spends at
his mother's fcnee is never forgotten
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by the man.
A woman's first duty is to her
home and children a duty that can
not wisely be delegated to another.
The boy who lakes his hat off
when he enters the house is the one
who usually has his hair combed and
his face clean, and the girl or boy
who says "pleaae" and "thank you"
is always prettier than the one who
forgets these things. Just look
around and see if this is not true. .
There are many housekeepers
who work sixteen hours a day, while
three or four healthy, active boys
stand around and watch her. They
cannot help her because housework
is "girl's work," and they cannot
lower their standard of American
manhood. A little reform would
work tor good in more ways than
one in all such cases.
It isn't enough to believe that
t;every cloud has a silver lining,"
and then sk down and wait for the
lininf? to reveal itself. We can. if
o
we will, take the Xray of determina
tion, and pierce the cloud and find
its bright side. We can, if we will,
control our moods, shake off depres
sion and drive away "the blues."
Think of the good the gods give and
be happy.
The family sitting room should be
the best and most luxurious room in
the house. Here the family gather
to read and talk and enjoy them
selves as they can nowhere else.
It should be well lighted, well ven
tilated, and well warmed. The old
fashioned way of putting the best
and prettiest of everything into the
parlor and then shutting out air .and
sunlight to keep the furniture from
spoiling is a stupid senseless and
wicked fashion.
ing. The wheel of fortune rolls
swiftly around; the rich are likely to
become poor, and the poor rich.
SkUXadded to labor is no disadvan
tage to the rich, and is indispensiole
to the poor.- Well-to-do parents
must educate their daughter to work.
No reform is more imperative thanr
this.
THE BOYS. ,
Mothers train your boVg to be
neat in the house. They should be
taught to look after themselves, and
to keen their hats and coats in their
proper places. Teach them this
habit, and you w'U save many an
noyances, and you will also do a
kindness to the boyg by teaching
them neatness and self respect.
Boys, as well as girls, should be
taught to help in the house. How
often we have been disgusted to see
that the girls are made to help with
the housework while the boys are
allowed to play checkers, or sit at
the fire toasting their toes.
A boy can help clear away after a
meal, sweep the floor, polish the
stove or wash the dishes, inst as
effectively as a girl. He, as a rul ,
is stronger. '
He will lore his home more, and
when he becomes a man, and has a
home of his own, he will respect
his wife all the more for having been
taught to respect his mother and sis
ters.
Lou
Caution
Never, positively nerer polaoo jronr hmxv If yew
coturli even from a simple cola on It you thoald
lwsys heal, Bootbe, and eae the lrrtutd-tran
chl&l tabes. Dan blindly lappresa it with m
stupefying poison. It'tstrange hoxr ojrxhlnt
finally came bout. For twenty yean lr. Sboop
has constantly warned people not to take conga
mixtures or prescriptions containing Qptum.
Chloroform, or nlmllar poisons. And now little
late though CongreM says ".'Put It on the label,
if poisons are in tout Coozh Mixture. Good!
Very good 1 1 Hereafter forthU very reason tootle rt.
and others, should insist on baying Dr. hoop's
Conch Core. No poison marks on Dr. Snoop's
labels-rand none in the medicine, else It TnvsX by
law be on he label. And It's not only sale, bet it
is said to be by those that known best, a truly rs
markable cough remedy. Take no chance then
particularly with your children. Insist on ha Tin
Dr. Snoop's Cough Cure. Compare carefully, the
Dr. Snoop package with others and note the
difference. No poison mark there I Yoa can
always be on the safe side by domandhig
Br. !noop'
THE BODDIE-PERRY DRUG CO.
ft Eats Up Rus
will make ao o!d,
Sriivp. or 5nvr Dlnn IaaM:i.
i;causeit eats up rust. When u
i up your Stoves, Oils Fail, o...
. iem a coat of 6-5-4; It Is n ... j
?;'cc paint, will not ml; t ,
tiif.ES ITSELF. It also
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and don't fouget that we are headquarter for all 1
of Summer Hard vare.
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Louisburjr.
VvKinne
For Sale.
A fine tobacco plant bed cov r-
liug between 220 and 250 yards. Its
a nne bed. Apply quick, if yon
mean business.
M. F. HOUCK,
Louisburg, N. C.
J. P. Has Them
DANGEROUS GIFT.
Beauty is a dangerous gift. It is
even so. Like wealth, it has ruined
its thousands. Thousands of thet
thost beautiful women are destitute
of common sense and common hu
manity. No gift from heaven is so
general as the gift of beauty. In
about nine cases in ten it makes her
silly, senseless, thoughtless, giddy,
vain, proud, frivolous, sel6sh, low
and mean. We think we have seen
more girls spoiled by beauty than
by any other one thing. "She is
beautiful and she knows it," is as
much as to say she is spoiled. A.
beautiful girl is very likely to believe
she was made to be looked at; ana
bo she sets herself up for a show tx
every wmaow, in every aoor, on
every corner of the street, in every
company at which opportunity offers
for an exhibition of herself. And
believing and actings thus, she soon
becomes good for nothing else, and
when she comes to be a middle aged
"" woman , she is that weakest, most
sickening of all human things a
faded beauty.
LET US STOP TO THINK.
Let us stop to think of the good
by kiss, feetter miss a car than
leave a heartache.
Let us stop to think of the chil
dren. We, too, were children once,
and lovedLto be remembered.
Let us stop to think of the aged.
For us, too, the evening shadows
will close at length, and we shill
perchance, be lett at desolate hearth
stones. We shall need to bo remem
bered then.
Let us stop to think of the
stranger. We, too, have been alone,
and have needed the touch of a
kindly hand upon our lives, and
many a life has gone out in the
blackness of darkness for the lack of
snch a touch as anyone of us might
have given.
Let us stop to think of God and
the future. At best the time is short,
and the end is near. And when it
shall come, blessed will be he to
whom the entrance upon another
a
ife will be but the realization of
dear and familiar dreams the con
summation of a lifetime of longings.
Let us stop to think. If there be
any virtu, if there be any praise, let
us stop to think upon these things.
In addition to a large lot of
clothing, shoes, suspenders and
patent medicines', I have for sale
a Piano, a pair of computing scales
one Babcock Buggy, one Soda
Fountain and one iron Safe. Come
quick if you want a bargain.
J. P. Winston.
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that we are oflei;ing at a sporial price for the next 10 dav )
We have a full line of Water Coolers, lee Cream Freezer
Lawn Mowers, Screen Too; sand Windows.
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LOUISBURG. N. C.
SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK.
CHOICE
Cut Flowers!! 'SPRING LINE J.
Rose.s, carnations and viole ts a ; Y
Hpe.'ialty. Wedding Inunjurt and
tloral offerinuH arrancl in bt-t I
iye at Hhort notice. Sommrr
tlowring bulbs, ixddm plant,
roso buhrf, and ercrythingjin thr
florist line, at
J LO'QUINN & CO
PHONE 149
Raleigh, North Carolirui.
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THE BARGAIN STORE
W. D. COOKS
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Notice.
Having been named trustee in a deed
of trust made and executed for the ben
efit of creditors by J. 1L Johnson, at
Youngsville, N. C, I herebv notify all
creditors of the said J. K. Johnson to
at once tile with the Clerk of the Super
ior Court of Franklin t ounty their
claim, duly verified as by law required,
to the end that an equitahle distribu
tion of the proceeds arising from the
sale of all properties and effects that
have come into my hands by virtue of
said deed of assignment mav l)e had.
This May 5th 15)09.
B. T. HOLDEN. Trustee.
BOARDERS WANTED.
I have opened
109 South Blount
and win tx d
wish good board to
shall be Rlad to hvc nil rny Frank hn
County frienda call to ace me whn in
Raleigh.
Mrs. S. W. Jones
a boarding house at ; A
Street, Kaleiijh, N. y
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call ami re mc. I T
S I'ATEMENT
M'lUI.
POOE GIELS.
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The poorest girls in the world are
those who are not taught to work.'
There are thousands of them. Rich
parents have petted them, and thev
have Deen 'taught to" 'despise'- labor
i ' : v aad to depend flpon others for a liv
v ing, and are perfectly helpless. The
y mosi Tonorn , women oeiong to tnis
class. It is the duty of parents to
;' : protect; their daughters from this
. :: ' deplorable condition. They do them
'vvr', a great wrong if; they neglect it.
Jivery aaugnter.snouiu oe taugnt to.
; earn her, owrx t living. The rich
' as well as the poor require this train
.
Do it Now.
Now is the time to gret rid of vour
rhematism You can do so bv anolvine
Chamberlain's Liniment. Nine cases
out of ten are simply musculaa rheu
matism due to cold or damp, or chronic
rheumatism, and yield to the vigorous
application of this liniment. Try it.
You are certain to be delighted with
the quick relief -which it affords. Sold
by Boddie-Perry Drug Co.
Administrator's Notice.
Having qualified as administrator of
Preston B. Clifton, late of Franklin
county, N. C, this is to notify all per
sons haying claims against said estate
to present the same to the undersigned
on or before the 16th day of April.
1910, or this notice will be plead in bar
of their recovery. All persons indebt
ed to the said estate will please pay at
once. Ths 16th day of April. 1909.
J. J. Young, Admr.
Wm. H. Ruffin. atty.
Choice and Fresh Cut-Flowers
Of Carnations. Rose. Vtokt. ctr.
Floral designs and Flowers for all occa
sions. Potted Ferns and all kind, of
ppt and out door bedding plants. Veg
etable plants in season. All order
promptly filled.
H.STtlNMETZ, Florist.
Ratcifh, N. C.
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Chamberlain's Liniment.
This is a new preparation and a good
one. It is esDeciallv valuable as a cure
ior enronic 8nd muscular rheumatism,
ana for the relief from pain which it
affords in acute inflammatory rheuma
tism. Those who have used it have
invariably spoken of it ia the highest
terms : of : praise. Lame back, lame
shoulder and stiff neck are due to rheu
ma tism of the muscles, usually brought
on Dy exposure to cold or damp, . and
are quickly cured by applying this lini
ment freely and massaging the affect
ed parts. Soreness of the . mnscleal
whether induced by violent exercise er
injury, is allayed by this liniment. For
sale by Boddie-Perry Drug Co. -
, .rA VTED Sjq.nd hand bag and burlap
any kind any quantity, anywhere; we pay
freight. Bichxnond Ba Co., Richmond. V
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STRAWBERRIES"
1 1 will furnish fine Strawberries
for preserving, by . the t crate; at
$1.50 Tier crate:' 'Phone 'meat In
gleside. v , ' j T " ' -.CHAsl
,MACOK.
2cts Laundry 2cts
We are agents for the People's
Steam Laundry, of Raleigh, N. C.
Brand new outfit, good and exper
ienced workmen in all the depart
ments. We are the people who
brought the price down from 2 1-2
cts. to 2 cent i and think we are en
titled to part of your business. We
will appreciate any business you
will give us. We go after Laun
dry every Monday and Wednesday
mornings and will deliver same
Saturday afternoon. If you have
any laundry you want to get off
call up phone 47 and willhave a
boy there in 3 minutes.
Jno W Kins & Son
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Cattle Wanted
I want to buy 100 head of cat
tie, ranging from one year old
up yearlings or , heifers.
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Bring them m quick and get
the cash ; i - j j ; .
: John R. VHIiams
; Louisburg, N. C, r r
New Soda Fountain
For
Colored People
I wish to announce to the colo
red people of Franklin County that
I have purchased the Soda Foun
tain of the Scoggin Dnig Com
pany and hare pUcei it in rny
building on Main Street, at the
bridge, where I will e lad to
serye you with all the late t
Fountain Drinks
I am the only person in town
catering for the colored fountain
trade and will assure you that
everything will be
. Up-To-Date
I will also run a lunch counter
in connection with my Drink Par
lor and you can call in any time
of day or night and get a good nice
lunch cjieap.
A T. Neal,
v LoaUborg, North Carolina
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LYNCHBURG PLOWS AND GST1NGS
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In all thf truulr. it rota U I
p.o corn oU Uto. II Toy ht ctf -
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mv torr I lo ht f lot of tbo ihfti I liXig
ifcon rr.i to rkf roots !t.r lhr wk. A inz 3ct
of hamhurf nd lft thai 1 riling cv
C'ozne and r Cp brfct tt i ftil goz-
Executors Notice'
lUrinff quallflcd at executor of Mr.
Anna L. Arriffrtoa Ute of Fnoklin
County N. CL this is to notify all per
sons hartng cUima acmsi me aaia de
ceased to exhibit thesi to the ondcT-
gic-ued 00 or before the 14th day of
April, 1910, or thU notice will be plead
in bar or their recovery,- All rcron in
debted to uld eeule will rnxke immed
iate payment Thi the II th , day of
April, 15XW. ... ; . v ... . . . j - , f
Axrntra Aauiroroy, Ext'r.
M. C. PLEASANTS
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NATIONAL BANK
FIRST
HENDERSON. N. C
With nfroum of
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Three Hundred Thousand Dollars
we are premr4 to cocmuaodaU our yUxfta. W tt
hundred well raLU&e-d dc pci:r aid will fWa iw
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Watch Us Grow
S. R. HARRIS,
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