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CRUDE THOUGHTS FROM THE ;EDIT0RI4XPEN
Revenge is tbe only debt which it
is wrong to pay.
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It is nice to be handsome but it is
a good deal handsomer to be nice.
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Man, like the fire,.is apt to tot
ruenovofnen by going out at night,
A step taken for mother is a pearl
dropped into your future diadem i .
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ve are
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charity is thrown over our faults, and
only'bur virtues are remembered.
Would to God that the world would
be so merciful while yet wq live"5 ; !
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Strict attention to business, self
culture, gnd an eye to the future, are
the key notes to success in life, and
it behooves every young man if . he
wants" tcr get ' on to bear " this yi
mind. - ; . .. . ; . . ,
"There is a kind of fondness that
ruins children as surely as there . is a
fondness that blesses them. There
is sometimes more real sweetness in
a geritle repressive rebuke than in
the warmest praise, oftentimes more
love in the rod than in a reward.
We. help our children most when we
help them to take an honest view of
themselves, and this we can never do
by tlhtiering their too easily flatter
ed welf- conceit."
sympathy for it, and it will grpw ? PP;
without any kmi feeling . toward
that parent. But on the other hand
lei the child come to the parents for
advice,1 and if kind !words are spoken
the child will never ' '.forget it, and
will always look . with respect on
tht parent. If the? little child gets
a burap'or a fall, or a cut or a skin
ned finger; mother will say: "Come
to your mother and let her pet you,"
and she will kiss- tbe bumped bead
and wrap up the hurt finger, with
, Hl & Ilia few kindord Tnhe child
dead th Veik Qt j, wi .i s 4 . H i
Knows you iovo 11, anu 11 win love
vou and alwavs, .respect .-von, and
One of the greatest mistakes made
by young men at the present day is
not looking to the future. So long
as the present is pretty comfortable,
they let the future take care of it
self. He that observeth the wind shall
not so w, and he that regardeth the
clouds shall not reap." Though
chilly winds prevail and dark clouds
hang over the way acd unpropitious
seems! the. weather, yet your, duty,
our work is before U3, and we hesi
tate to perform it until the. time Jnat
we deem more suspicious, our labor
then may go for naught, and ingrain
we may strive for the harvest, but
the yet." "SowAiit-the : morn ; thy
seed? and blight the grain not yet
matured and our reaping will be re
grets for lost opportunities that we
did notraspbecause thfy appeared
to us premature, and we were led to
cry "time enough yet.' "Sow in the
mornrhylseedand it will i be ready
for the bright sunshine soon to come
and in the harvest great will be thy
reward for' thy, labor .Will not. have
been .in vain -
when'years have ;pass6d and gone
and thev have i rown ,-,to . .manhood
and womanhood they will look bacW
to their childhood days as the hap
piest days of their lives.
A word of comfort kindly spoken,
Will many a moment cheer;
h A word of scorn to a heart, that's
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Will cause grief for many a year.
Hard thought it be, to love those
who hate you, it is harder still to
hate those, who love vou.
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HOME INFLUENCES.
We may laugh at the manly, ways
of our boys, and make merry over
their attempts to copy our own ac
tions, but when we reflect that, with
the manners of childhood, thev have
lost its innocence, our laughter will
at once yield to bitter tears. The
precocious dissipation and vice of our
youth is a frequent theme of the
preacher and moralist, and is one
worthy of - all their efforts. There
is. something more required, however,
than the sermon and the lecture; this
something more is the influence of
home, and we, must contrive some
means to . keep the children there
that they may feel its full force.
Is it that the strict foraality of our
domestic manners is not sufficiently
accomodating tp youthful -impulse?
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X : M ;Yhat Jerfed Adlastmenl. Means
g.lf;yoti'vover had Sio misfortune to own
aheaply: cbnibiicfted sewing, machine,;
-ybu!U know what it means to 'have parts ,
constantly breaking,.pr tlie machine.re
fuse to run for some seemingly unac
countable reason. " '
nper quality and the perfect adjustment
c every Singer machine save you such
' v. : racing experiocices. Every Singer
illus so light and castas to require prac
ti, r.!ly no effort on your part to do the
Lv-i-, iefi sewing.
" ir.r.y women use a Singer who haven't
clrcngth'enoiih 3 operate ordinary ma
- chides. SinToriioes all the work,
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V 1 runr. noiselessly and "docs not easily get
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Should repairs or new, parts, needles, etc.,
ever be needed tiiere's always a Singer
store nearby to cave you annoying
delays. 4;7
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LOUISBURG. N. C.
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Notice
llaving qualitieil as executrix of H.
C. May, deceased, late of Franklin
county, if. C, this is to notify all per
sons having- claims against satel estate
to present the same to me on or before
the 25th of June, 1910 or this notice
iviu oe pieaa m oar oi ineir recoven,-.
All persons indebted to said'estate wil J
jjict? uih.t5 immeuiaie paymeni to me i n.. w i i- t .
unaersignecl. This June Uoth, 1 " h-v'i"i'
MRS. C. A. .fctY. Kxtrx. ! flor.ftl oflen.nC" arrnnped in bent
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CHOICES
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Roaefi, carnations antl violet i
North Carolina
Franklin Countv
I In Superior Court
( Aunust Term, l'.MH)
Dollie Williams
vs Notice of Publication
Sam Williams ) m,
The defendant, in the alxive entitll
action, Sam Williams, will take notice
that a summons in the above entitled
cause, was issued aaaint him on the 0
day of July, UW. by the Clerk of Super
ior Court, of -Franklin County, which
summons is returnable lefore His
Honor C. M. Cooke, Jade presiding at
a court to be held for Franklin Countv
on the 23rd da'- of August, 19CK). The
defendant will further take notice that
the complaint in said action, which is
for divorce, has been filed in the oiiiet?
of the Clerk of the Superior Court for
said county. "Let . the defemlant take
notice that he is reauired to mnear and
if' Is it that our youthis merely eduiauswer or demur to said complaint, or
'.si ' . i, V H the telief demanded will be srranted.
vaiw w, uo uijnuu vuuu ui o i o- i'i nis otn day of J uly, 1909,
gard for home as lada in school, who
are only taught to conjugate "1 love j g.
an3 never feeL-it? Whaterer may
be the canse, there is no doubt of the
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rofto buehc&t nnd every thing in tlie
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Raleigh, North Carolina, j q
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LOUISBRG, N. C.
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WHYTDO THJS '-CHILVEKSr LOYE, YOVj
Aswe loQk at some families wher
the children. s$em to jnst worship
their;)arents, and again 'we see ' othr
ers where.ithe children seem to
J. J. BAUROW.
Clerk Superior Court
B. MASSENBUKG, IMaintiffs Atfv.
"THE Lt0 OP THE SKV
TBES.VPHIRE C0UW
thinkvmoreof everybody else than
theVido of their ;parents,: and ; we
pause and e5ClaimCrhy 'si Httt Tar-i
entft:3o voii!ish for vnnr children
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to lore and' reapqoyou? -If :youTd67
when your diild comes to you for
advice be sure-to givj good advice;
don;Jt say, "jb, go away, don't bother
me, go ask 0iir mother," or some
such! answeiil ; Or if they come ) to
their mothers perhaps she says "go
to ydur father, I am busy." Thej
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childlwill 80Qn get atraid to ask ad
vice ior feat 'of bei2rrbakeplD;
it will be aptj to seek advice some
where else. 1 li you take an intereit
in your cuuuren men mey wiir taKe
fact :that our' yoiing people areTin the
habit of seeking elsewhere than un
der the parental roof for means of
gratifying their taste for pleasure.
It would startleriiothers (fathers are
too hardened by tbe .world to be so
sensitive) if they could go into some
of the'd ail haun ta etv0ur metropoU
itan you'.h, and see with what prac
ticed easetheir children, like a brood
X)f young serpents, rafef gliding1 into
the pathways of vice.
One cause, of this is the change
that has taken place around the do
mestio hearth. 'The masteV of thq
house Tarely diries at home,'audAhe.
boys, as they grow up, find it pleas
ant to . eet .tne.ir duiner somewhere
else. For'tbeir home has no" "ehiov-
ment, and . they pass as little time
theres risiblerv - -r,
jiiajKe every nome- wnere mere are
feqys, cjieerf uj, comfortable and en
joyable. ' KeHember the T good ex
ample; , taught ;.ua by: the best . ; of
books, let, us kill the "fatted calf" for
the prodigals. Then they will not
frequent billiard arid' drinking sa
loons, bat will love1 and enjoy the
.friendship of the tireside. .
Sale of Valuable Real Estate
"Under and by virtue" o a decree of
the Superior Court of Franklin county,
North Carolina, made in the special
proceeding entitled S. L. Duke vs It. II.
Duke et als the undersigned commis
sioners will on Monday, .the -nd day of
August, 1900, at about the hour of noon
sell at public auction at Dickie's store
at Epsom, near the Franklin and Vance
county line, a certain tract or parcel of
Ianosituated'partly .in Vrapklin county
and partly in Vance county, said State,
adjehninp the lands of Ueo. Avscue, H.
F. Stainback, R. II. Duke and others,
and containing eig)ity-ix itcre", more
or-iess.
Terms of .Sale: One fourth cash.
balance on credit of six months tvith in
terest from day. of sale at the rati of six
er cent per annum, payable aruioallv.
itle reserved unti' -purchase mice is
pakl in full: Tliis June 2Sth, "oi). :
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V. H. YARBOROl'UHi Jr
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And Particularly sa it This nmtSX
a SOUTHERN RAILWAY
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SCENERY
Tobacco - Twine
Bcantifcl-tt Any Stason
0PEB.ULS
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with Coaches and I'arlor Car. botirea ) O
(toldnboro and Athevillc, N. C-. via f ()
Raleigh, Durham. treniKro and Sal
isbury, on fallowing schrdule.
Come to Set- ISeforo Uuyinp
an interest you; c We have seen
little child reji jwhUe running at play,
or perhaps dr'tan errand for theit
parents, getia & all .ancl bdrnp'a head
or skm a Jiqger, , and when ; they
would go toftheiT:pari)ts jorift.kmd
worq oi comiori iney wouia saj:
Well, next time look where you are
along now aria hu8b.,, . Thai chila
will certainly ' find l out sooner
later that; its parents have
. Any .lady;can. geta sivexedt'io-dxip.'i
Racine, Vis. Send no money, simply
ask for the No-dnpv; coupon nrivileee.
Kiying youlnarnef-and ' axldresSi .: Dx,
bhoopjwul-also eiid free his ;new and
Very intereitinr little boWdescTibine
ro at i.Ti
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LAND STALE
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Louisfxirg, N. C.
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D SchoppV Health Goffee. - Health
coffee is such a close imitation of real
coffee, tht it reguiresWexpert to tell
thei difference;-. Arid; neither there
,a graiiiof real coffee in lti Made from
ure toasted grains, malt and nuts,- its
flavor and . taste is exceedingly gratify-ngf'No'tediously'boilingw.eithex;
''made m -a-miriute'- says-Df.-Sh6oiC
i w rite Toaay ior tne dook ; and 'No
drip" coupon, , All grocers.1,
Smiths'LithaWater fo6alej:vW
VI Under andlry-'.yiTtue and authority of
the power granted in w certain morttraire
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CAecuieu uu me ioiii uay ui Januarv,
1906. b.y . Dallas IV Ward anjVAvifK
and duly recorded in tbe olrice;j the
Register of Deeds of Franklin cdunty.
N..C, in. book .-.142, .page 824, default
having . been made in tlie paynent
thereof, i I. oiler for sale at public auc
tion, to the highest bidder for caUh, at
the court'house door of said county, in
Louisburg, the property convened in
the said' mortgage and described ;bc low
on Thursday; August 5th, 1909,1 jat H
pclQckj a. m. The property descrihl
as f6Hows: i s
All of the interest of tho said - Dalian
ij;;uajca:ana;wnerri7rsi nam n
that bnck store house auu lot id the
town, of anklinton, C., ami r situ
ated the corner of Mason and; t'ront
strejets and jrunning along Front! itreet
liearlTvwest to T. J. Hights linej thence
at right angles and along T. J. illights
line to the corner of the saidt Trick
building; thence at light angles; along
Round Trip Summer Tourist Tickets
Will be on Sale May 15th
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For information as to fares, jschedales,
etc., call on any ajnt of this Company
or the undersigned
B I Ycrnia, ' J B Xui. SB EkBotts
rPA DPA (,T,TA
Charlotte. v4bvil!. . ZlaJeicb
Kinfc. It ia highly recommended by all
physicians. , Good "for. all; aches and
said, bnck- bmkjine osi -Whittleias
r cotner4n.D;X5 Vardi line- thence at
right angles along Ward and Whitllelds
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right angles along
line,' to Ward and . W hitfielfls corner,
thence at left angles ' and along Wanl
an'dWhitfLelds :lin.cto.tMaron : street,
th'eilfee'afiigt angles and along Mason
street. to the, beginning, being, all that
part of the brick store 4 house and lot
owned by vthc-said-Dallas T. Ward and
now occupied by bjaraa a sUrrt.'1"
: - : S; O. 6PRUILL.
Surriving Mortgagee
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wish to giro notice to
OUR CUSTOMERS
That we ?ill not do any wore
monthljr,. fTOTk after June 30th.
Because' it sec ma to be so much
iliHkaiisfaction to so'tne .of our old
line of trade, but, will be glad, to
eall, I,? ;i ,$." . -. .. i
TICKETS AT ST..
for 12 shArca,;' and thej are : for
cash. We rill gitc tho best grade
of yotk.' ; Hair Cutting and ShAT
ing tione'tobeat it, ' Shim poo and
hair dreasirig to 'cocipclo urith tbe
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