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D.
T. SMITHWICK.
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Dealer in
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Bonds. Real Estate. CoHetion of Rents,
s and Selling Timber and timber lands, liioans
Buylf tid Listinarof property for sale-' or rent
i Prompt and careful attention guana
t1 Firat National Bank; Louisbur2.N.C
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R. ARTHUR HYNES FLEMING .
Surgeon Dentist," - -
jn Ford BuiHin. Main and KashBtreet,
S'u)N4:80.' PhoncNo. 40. V ' V .':
Ear, Xoe and Tbroat Specialist, .
Raleigh. N. C.
be in Louisburgr. at the office of Dr. Arthur
. thf flint Mnnilav in tanh mnnfK
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B H A. NEWELL, .
PHYSICIAN.
Phone No. 156
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RANK UNTON HOTEL . v..
Franklinton, N. C.
K A. Speed, Proprietor.
Good Livery in connection
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H BANKS
DENTAL SUEQEON
Louistmnr, N. C.
nffl.re.in IlicH8 Building, Mtin Street.
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H. COOKE
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Louisbnrg, N. C.
Over Cooper & Pleasante Store. Prompt
Bttent.ioo (jiven all legal buainese entrusted
to u" .
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B. J. E. M ALONE
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Louisbur, N. C.
Office in rear o( Beasley-Alston Drag Store.
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R. S. P. BURT
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Louisburg, N.JC.
Offline over P. S. & K. K. Allen's Store
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R. R. F. YARBOROUGH
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Louiebarfl:, N. C.
Offlw in Yarborouajh & Bickett building.
Ni(fht oallH answered from T. W. Bickett's
residence, phone 74.
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B. MASSENBURG
ATTORNEY ATjL&tT,.
Louisburg, N. C. - " -
fill practice in all the courts of the
Office n hgerton Building
State
M. HAYWOOD RtrPFtN' "
ATTORNEY. AT LAW .
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Lonisbnrg, N. C.
Will practice in all courts of Franklin and
adjoining counties, also in the Snnreme
Court and in the United States District and
Circuit Court. Office oyer First National
Bank.
B. WILDER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Louisbarg, N. C.
Office on Main street in Cooper building.
gPRUILL
4 H OLDEN
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Louiaburg, N. C.
Will attend the (Vnrfa nf PnnMin V'
Oranviiie, Warre.. and -Wake counties, also
toe Sapreme Couit of North Carolina.
rrojnpt attention given to collections Office
n Sprnill building.
R. B. White
Franklinton, N.
T. W. Bickett,
Lou in burg, N. (..
TJfCKETT 4 WHITE
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lawyers:
Louisburg, N. C. v
1 he settlement
mmmtrators and Guardians is made a spec-
C2n- thLebni required by law can be.
fwured in the office.
UfflCfi in Vl a
a street. rouKn a
Bickett building
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pactid
c m all courts. Office on Main Street
M H- YARBOROUGH, Jr.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Louisburir. N. C.
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PERSON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Louisbnrg, N . C. '
uil(i
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ness intrusted ta ma receive
attention. Office in Egerton
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p- HOUCK
CONTRACTOR asd BUILDER
Lonisbnrg, N. C.-
inn- n a. - . . :r.
KrtLTi:or a 1 tmds Of building snp-
dBR ai?nwe8 ana IA"es. Architt.
Cattle Wanted
,Want to buy 100 head of cat
e' ra nging frorri 0ti var n11
lHryealllnSs or V heifers.
John R. Villiams
Louisburg,?N.-C.'.; '
THE SOODiiY SCHOOL,
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Lesson IH.r-Third o'uarter.For
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THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
Tixt of the Lesson, Acts xvlL 1-15.
Memory Verse,; 11Go!ef en Texl. P.
1 1 commentary Prepared by
R.v, O. M. Stearns, 'O'J
lCfcprih 1909, by American Was AMatfanj
Passing through the twalacea men
tioned they sojourn, 'tor a time at
Thessalonlca, where Sabbath, attert
Baooatn they proved from the Scrip
tures that Jesns of Nazareth Is the
Christ, the promised Messiah of Isra
el, aud;; that, according to'the Scriptures,
it .was necessary for Him to suffer and
4.I-Ise asa from the dead .The Lord
Jesas Himaeff after He'rose from the
ead, pursue this very pUn and from
Mosfes, and, alt, the prophets expounded
in, ail-the Scrirftuea the things concern
ing Himself,. Wiowing that aU the'
.things, .which r written therein cort
perning. 'Him must needs be fulfilled J
. roj. xne good
uewaconcernmg vJesus Christ took
hold of them in the ftower jbf theSrlirif
for, they received th
indeed the word of
man, and, from'f them
through all Macedonia
elsewhere (I Thess. L 5,
simple and yet how full
concerning them, "Ye t
from idols to serve the li
message
aitls
and hot of
sounded Wt
d Achala and
ii, 18). How
i statement
ed to God
and true
wu sou : to wait for His Son from
ueaven, wnom , Ue raised Thm the
dead, even Jesus, who delivered us
from the wrath to comer(l Thess. L 9,
10). Here we have the threefold sal
vation most clearly stated, saved by
His sacrifice when we come toGod by
Him,, then in' all th6 daily life living
unto Him, serving Him, and all the
time waiting for and expecting tlie re
turn of Christ from heaven (I Thess.
Iv, 16-18). - ;
Theret . were many who believed and
continued to give heed to the teaching,
of Paul aid Silas; i but there were
Jews who believed not and, being
filled with envy and Instigated by the
great adversary, set all the city in an
uproar, accusing these men of turning
the world upside down by3 proclaiming
as king one Jesus, he world is in
deed upside down andJ Wrong, and
notwithstanding the boasted progress
of the day the whole woVW still lieth
In the .wicked one (I John19, R. V.),
and God has said, "I wulerturn,
overturn, overturn, untllife'scome
whose right it Is, andA l?Wltve-lt
Cirn (Ezek. xxt Trete only
rie who is capable of makmg'ailsTonp
things right on this long , sin iursed
earth, and He is the Klnsr mtidfahsdl
reiguin righteousness and7 shall bring
peace ana quietness Ntt the wrajg,
earth, for He shall be King of kings
and Lord of lords, and . all kings and
all nations shall serve Him Isai xxxtij
l. it; Bev. xlx, 16; Ps. lxxli, 11). Ac
cording to our Lord's commaad.
"When, they persecute y In this city,:
flee yeJ to another (Matt, x, 23), Paul
and Silas passed on to Berea. and there
pursued the same course, opening' to'
them the same . Scriptures- concerning
the same Jesus. Here also many men
and women believed and received the
word readily and thus brought joy to
themselves. ( the Joy and peace wlch
come by believing (Bom, xv, 13), but
they also were a comfort to the Lprd
Himself, for when on earth vlh His .
humiliation He- said to His Father in
Heaven, I have given unto ' them the
words which Thou gaveat me. and
they have received them (John xvilj
o. L.e us rememDer inax wnenever
we receive His i word meekly and as
the very word of God we please. Him.
There was at least one point la
which the Eereans excelled, and that
was in their searching the Scriptures
daily, that they might see for them
selves the things which Paul ' taught
and believo them, not because I Paul
taught them, but because God Him
self had told them in His word. ; The
-only way to be established is' to be
lieve God, believe what He says torus'
in Hie word, accepting it as if He had
spoken it to us directly by a voicer
from heaven. Then when ,wp can t say,
as did the people of Samaria. "We
have heard Him oursolYes" we shall
not be , tossed about by every wind of
doctrine (John iv, 42; II Chron. xx, 20;
Isa. vii, 9). The majority of -church'
goers are too prone to believe what
the preacher says instead of doing as
the Bereans did. and therefore so few
seem to be established. They also ask,
'How do we? know what to believe
when different teachers .teach so dif
ferently The answer is In Isa, viii,
20, R. "To the law and to the testi
mony, . If they speak not ' according to
this work It Is because there i is no
morning for them. ;; ' r
The Scriptures are the only Infallible
guide, and our', Lord said, that when
people err it is because they know not
,the Scriptures nor the power of God.
The professed messengers of God will,
if they are true messengers, carry only
the "Lord's message; ; otherwise; they
"are prophets of the deceit of their owit
hearts, and the Lord never sent them
(Jerxxill. 21-29). The' devil does ,cer
talnly hate the word of God and so he
stirred his followers at Thessalonlca to
go toBeHa and oppose the- servants
of the Lord, there.. This resulted in
Paul going . on to Athens, - while ; Silas
and Timothy, abode for aPUme at Be-,
vrea untn Paul sent for them to come
. to Aim : with all fipeed.ri; The: devil's
hatred of God. and His ' word "Is very
: manifest, from Gen,: 1L" 2,- 4, onward,
and, I hare no hesitation in saying that
all opposition . to and, destructive criti
cism of' the word of God4 today are
wholly cl the deTlL Contrast Isa. Ixvi,
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v if your illness 13 caused by,f emalo tpouhlQ.
UardiiL ltlhis; great inedidne,"for women, ;ha3 cH
ueyed or curef tliousands of ladies, suffering iDial
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- aimmiie: Ellis,, bf Poster, Aik. suffered aWr ?.
M sercn years with female, trouble, Everr month I wtmM rr
M &y& my heaa and back. I took 12 bottles of -J.
cured. Cardui 23 a God-send to suffering women. Try it
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THE VIRGINIA BAY HOTEL
Arrange to meet;your friend?, relatives and
sweethearts at The Virginia Bay, Ocean View
Va. Third season, under the same manage
ment. Opens June 15th, 1909
For further information and rates, address
JOHN A TUCKER, Manager
Motel rorsyth. WlaaUA-Salctn. N. C
After J una lt, Th Virginia" Bay. Ocu Viw. Va
SALE AND LIVERY
I have decided to run again a Sale and Livery
serve the public with
Stable and am prepared to
First Class Teams
At All Times
Vili Ue jrlad to hae a liberal share of patronage and guarantee satbftction. Safe
ana polite and accommodating drivers. .
R. F. FULLER
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E PUBLIC
Under the contract made at the time of the purchase of the "Hughes Storage
Warehouse' property, we cannot allow any obstructions on the lot of said prop
erty, and we must insist upon the removal of all lumher now on the property.
AT ONCE, and that none be placed thereon in the future. Otherwise the same
will be considered as a trespass and the trespasser dealt with accorSinly. This
r is meant for everybody.
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'GRIFFIN &, BEASLEY
annd Get a Faun
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and
Keep
Cool
- - "We haye a few thousand fans that we will give to the hottest peo
ple who, call fcthemf you will have to call soon or you will be . left.
While in, take "aloqk over our little furniture-shop.'
'-. : i Nice lot. of Cbuchesure leather Couchesfilze'of our pure leather
cchlches-: 80 inches .lon36-inches wide, full
rbody.this oouoh is hand t tiffed, with quartered sawed oak fjamea'aijd
claw feetot; colonial, design ball bearing wastors, handsomely tand
carved with, piano polish finishV Our fcure leather couthes $30, Terms
the easiest :r.-'- r -- :-.-. .
sJjWf H0L.LINGSWORTH
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ll-Yent;to.VSeI!
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100 New Buggies
50 Second-Hand Buggies
Any Price From
$5 to $1 25.
If You Hnvn't Got the Money I Will
Sell to You on Time
Edward S.
Louisburg, N. C.
:ord
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Shows too many goods on hand", so for the next Thirty Dayi Ee
will
GIVE AWAY
$15 cents worth with each Fiye Dollar worth of Shm or Irr Gocdi
sold -
FOR CASH.
tt, . Wo Uf, hATt 8ome ooderfal bartiiu in Udim SkirU. Shirt
WaisU and Howery, and men's ShirU, Half.hote and Hax Jk.rrb.r
Our prices on groceries are a low as the lowet aad tL quality
as high as the highest We alto, have one bore fcr salt.
W. P. NEAL & CO.
New Livery Firm
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K. P. Hill and J. U. Southall have opened a new fd ad ntr
stables under the style of J. H, SoBthaU and Cotariay. and froa IhU
aate on you can find nice I and 2 horae turnout,
.FIRST CLASS. SERVICE;
. .1, 2, 3 and 4 seated vehicJei. suitable for pic-nlct. baxbci2Aa. K&ja.
ball trips, marriagea, etc
Reasonable Rates Hade.
One price to all. terms cash to Sam and John' a! r.i iirr
. ,. im w ' w "w- wan W" UW S 1 WS TP'S 4iliM(jKJ9
tor and the Doctor. II Ton harn't the tnoiie.. ifii r- ji
or wait If yoa wish anything. . see or phone J. IL Southall
J H : ; SiOUTH ALL & CO
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PHONE 155
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