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j AMES A. THOMAS, EDITOR. :, -; , i; yU UVC;;J ; THE:C0UNT5T Tin: STATE, THE XIHiOir." ' v
; SUESCRIPTIOHI.OO PES TEAB
VOL. XXXIX
r:V,'LOUISBDRGt HC FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1909. ' : - . : ; V A a -
KUEEEH 23
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OUR TOBACCO WARKETi
4 ..".-'.; ' V- ,
OPENING SALES V ANNOUNCED
FOR AUGUST 12, -"190. .
Usual Number of Warehouses
with About the Same: Blanasre
ment and Forced-Good Market
to be Maintanedrf v
a will be seen fronv advertise-
merits elsewhere in. ;thi8 ; issue - the.
j ouiuburg tobacco market .will . open
Thursday August thiA is an
event looked forward -0 each year
I, v t lie people of Louisbuf g with 4 a
great deal of pleasurej astit is the
Min:1l to throw off the -hthargy of
Hunimer aud get ready ,for good
wholesome work. - ',,
Tle personnel of the market ie the
Bame as last year with possibly some
few minor changes which will be
announced later. Lbuisbmg.is .just-
lv proud of her tobacco market. It
is in the hands of a clever, and capa
ble lot of gentlemen, not transients,
but men who give all of their tiin
to it. They talk and work tobacco
fro a the first of January to the. last
of December each year; They are
property owners, community builders
and one of the main . factors in' the
business growth and prosperity of
this town, and we bespeak" for. them
:m.l the market this season the same
.... -' -
prosperity which characterizes .any
business backed by honesty, capital
and hard wrork.
ThA Lnuisburcr market needs no
''blowing1' to the farmers who have
sold tobacco here, and. we feel that
we are more than safe in : saying;that
not only these but all others who
h7 try this market this season : will
co away equally as well satisfied.
The men who have charge are men
who are always,readaiid williligStd
make tilings move in ther line' of
business and are progressive in all
things. ' ",: - A v '-;
PATRONS
ri
not perfectly fresh, and free i" "from
iiupuriiies. jmeraiiK mat is eiTn
the children rcannorbe. too 5 car ef ully
treated- and - handled; When"!-the
milk 19 delivered it raaybe perfectly I :
good but it all. Wo. feequentlai- g , i.AU &ose who owe the TirnKfor iubscriptioD, ' &
lowea to stand m "open vessels-nntjl Jj f :" T' ; i " -j r- . s 7
it is absolutely -poisonous Wore it is V? advertising or jobtwork,or ,wHo;ma)r owe the edi- $
giren to the baby. , A tt 1 J tor personally, j.will confer a very v great favor if P
. Milk, should be'paateurizeandlM'-'IiI-'r v -V' ' "ii : v' .x : f3
w o;,;. : i tf - , they will pav the same, or a portion of it now. U
place; It should never be kent Ion?- C It.isTe'jTOMly'needed.-and you know that
erthan tmrty -six. hours 5 as after that K an "ffriftTid'-in "need. 5a a'frienil - indeed!
thirty
time its condition is notjjoofl. t
;i 1 be milk -can be" pasteurized by
an v one. To ,? render ; it practically
germ free it must be heated to ?a
temperature of 160 '.7: degrees vThis
temperature isreachedAwheh itne
milk has,thusbeenl"treate4 ii should
be put in, the air tiht bottles and al
lowed to cool.
The observation bl this precaution
aviII materially reduce the dangers
that threaten the baby.? Bluefield
Leader. .
ri
Baseball.
: On Friday morning a game "of
baseball was played on the diamond
here in Egerton's park between the
Jjouisburg andjOswego teams.' The
game was not close by any means
and; the boys on both' sides enjoyed
themselves by piling - up . runs. . The
game resulted in a score, of .11 to 18
in favor of Louisburg.
Saturday the Louisburg bail team
went out to Epsom t and played a
game with theT team bl; ,tlie latter
mer Franklin county, man, but no w :
living at Fpwler;;CalrV-'::- - ;V
"I will tell von; how fruit : is dried
here.V It is" gathered in the orchard
and put in fifty 'pound boxes and
carried to a shed, where ladies cut it
up: w-Th'ey. pay from 7 to 10. cents
per box for te cutting, according to
the size of the fruit. It is then put
on trays 26x84 inches and put bn a
car the . car accommddating three
stacks pf 25 trays each and is car-ried-tw
a sulphur house where it is
put on skidaind about as much sul
phur, as you could take up on an or
dinary shovel is put to burning. Th
'doors are then shut and the fruit is
allowed to stay in there about six or
eightjiburs, usually all night Then
it, is taken out and the tray are
spread on the grouna in 'the sun
where it is allowed to remain about
two jdays, and is then stacked . again
game. --;V-A A" A:
On Mondav the smair bovs went
' .. v 1 rnts
over to-Kittrell and played a game
"l:2iri are somewhat blue as fruitalikma haither not reached the
fnr two daVR. After this th frnk ifl
y n Ilia o rv V4-r1 &'r rtr r tvAif I . "
rr,, - -i tfttv rt . dry enongh to-pack in boxes for the
"mm-lcAf.. Anrinnta a.ift about dled
ii.psom's tavor at the ena or the , , .... I . -
Apricots are worth here from 7 toi
There was hardW a
crop in tnis section tuia
Farmers Instltutei&
The meeting ot the iriatitufe : 6
Wednesday was attenaea Dymre:
than 225 people and was mstrtftstif
and entertaining. Prof. Hutt,
8tate horticulturist was in "charge
and be was assisted by Prof. Couover
(A the U. S. Agricultural Depart
ment, who spoke on matters pertain
ing to dairying. Prof. Hudson, of
the State Agricultural Department,
spoke on corn growing. Mr. Petree
of tftokes county, spoke on the ; cul
ture of tobacco and Mr. Ke well, the
demonstrating agent in "Warren
county, spoke on the advantages
the demonstration system arid it was
the ODinion of thosfl nresent that it
would be advisable for this county
to take advantage "of " the offer . of
Prof. Hudson to pay one half ibf the
expense of that work -- provided the
county would pay the otherhalf.
A committee of Messrs. J.. O; Green,;
T. Wilsou and H. D. Egerton waa
aPpointed to bring the ..matter be
f ore the Board of " County r Commis
sioners. ' Alt?
Jirg. Hutt and M?b. Scott conduc-
ted the Woman's Institute and the
hd'es wlio attended were profase in
tneir praise of :the - work V done.
Tuesa Institutes arehelpful m many
a)s and the annual increasing i
quince snows that the people ap
Preciate them. The Traifis glad
10 ay that Prof. Hutt "reports , the
"tendance here ther largest so far on
018 tnp. Thej spoke -at Franklin
WQ on Tuesday. 7-
The boys. report'-a' gaod time,; Jut
-.'7. '.7- - r" ' A' - .i x e it . -.xC- V-.'.
lost toe game oy a score, oi ,jl i ;toii
"On Wednesday the ball - team , bf
Henderson came over and1 was en
tertained by the Louisburg team to
-A m r 7' ' c " m i .
tune oi o to a. ine game was a
very' interesting one and was enjoyed
by quite , a large number. -. The
Henderson boys put up a" good game
normal
season.
The medicine that cured
extract of pig's kinder.
him
likely to have beta ' the fore-rttimr
of the doctrine of no; medkiat Uua
to hm Iwa th example of the
practice of lew rnedicW - - V V
V Of cour, it miy be Utr wot
derful pouncy in a gTata of ootacaoa
alt properly dtejolvwl in a unk ot
du tilled wateran the kJcuoq ad
romutrid in drop dot. At Uit
there a plonty of tsUmony of boo
eat winetM- who vooJd declare tht
they know of tbelr own p no oil
experience that each dotes do pro
duce a powerful effect. There u 1
o plenty of teeUraouy from booel
witnei who would tveir thit they
nave been cured of the. taoet exUe-
ordtaary affliction bj tomebodya
THE r.lOYHIG PEOPLE."
THEIR : KOVEHEKTS IH AHD
. ' OUT OF TOWH.
v Thepbysieian who adminisUred .Wabent treatment.n And the gen
the medicine, and who perfected' it.
was Dr. John Mohr, formerly iaper
intendent of the Marine Hospital at
Cleveland and now in private prac
tice in this cjtv.
It may Hot be complimentary to
man to tell him that the Mood of a
pig is more 1 early like bWown: ihtn
any other animal. It is ul requeutly,"
showmjj perhaps a oouiinahip. Alio
the pig is healthy. HU digestion U
well-nigh perfect. The first pig kid
ney extract was a nauseous doae, It
was prepared ic the -following mu
nerf s A fresh kidney waa "choppi
fine, and allowed to remain-" in sttr-
lized water for several hours. A
quantity of salt was then added, and
after it wag thoroughly dissolved the
solution was drawn off and adminis
tered to the patient. Thia medicine
was soon Improved upon, but Bright'
disease remained in the caUlogue of
"Iucurablee."
Dr. Mohr experimented with pig's
kidney and scored a few successes.
e
crmi paDiio win Deiteve nnui some
scientific explanation of the dtfltr
ence U offered, that the two cue
are identical This Minfiaittrirol
dose school of practitioner roc, we
believe, under the nime of Hahne-
msnn Society; end it the inSoh
imaln dosee poass a potency, then
it roust be quo to some oytunocs
compounding onlv known to the
Hahnemann followers, and at pres
ent unknown to physicists, chemists
tnd phjsioiozisis. Hut until lb
discovery is made, the popular jwdg
ment will be that no medicine and in
infinitesimal doee, amoort Co the
same tbin.
Hut it ,oes to show hal w ere
becoming lea a nation of drog ustra,
for when our teachers and medical
practitioners ct into dispute over
the amount of drugs to be cted, it
discloses the fact in the minds of
many that oar physical ailmenu
really demand a leM quantity, while
in othen mitvls there will l?de the
They were not decisive, as the
are. all. low. .Apricots have brought
as high as 24-cents per pound, but as
there is no great dissatisfaction when
they get 10 eents for them.
"We have the farmers un'on here,
about as they have the cotton union
out there. All recognize it as the
proper thing, but are hard to get
belief that we can cet along without
id- J Hoanote (Ta.) Time.
Thoso Who IUto YltliM leulu '
- burs the 'Put Week Thwt
Who HaTe Gone Elsewhere
for Bnilneti or Heasure.
Mr. "Wnilara Eirrow wtt to Ilal
eigh tteUrday.
Mr. J. li. Allen Ufl Vend ay fctt
for a short trip to Oca YUw9 Vsu
Mr. A. W. Gmo, cf Lrulttca, ai.
rived lo town Tc!ay ta visit Lit
people.
MUs Loa Itrown, cf VVamstn,
is visiucg her Lmhtr, Mr. G. W.
Brown.
Mr. K. P. UC! tv&l fstsOy left
Friday to tpeod socse tiae at Oosaa
View, Va.
Meters. G K. Cooke ar4 W. B.
Cocke iiiud Vahrsjtx Oiy the
past wk.
Mrs, Ilcftr U. IJcrroichscf Hto.
dersoa, is t biting Ltx tir, Mrs, J.
L. Pal an.
11. T. Hoiden, dpi. 1. Jor&r.
J. U. Prn, O. I- Ay oxA wat vo
iUltih Tursday.
Mtrs Hobtrt izi WalUr Ker?,
of Whtttoa Jla, - are Tjut.2 st
Mr. M. F. HWV.
Mrs. D. Y. JleKitse arJ JKOe
?n, CliTroe, left ttw wek-to si i
her pep3t t iViso:oa.
Mra, W. M. U aal Mim Maaie
Dickesj, of FraakUaLBa, tictel Mrsu
C P. Best the pstt wwi.
Mr. F.W. Hil ti 9it, Miis
Maode, mde a short tiiit lo frvsds
in Kwh cccnty it'vt wi.
Mr. C. II Jobton, wha hv btt
or
fthAm intr nnH Htand-nftt.M Wall it
jand ior V saveral innings had "the . , . .; . . , . v
v-;.z---. , ' v ,', is begmning to get .hot here, the
urbre people seared for fear of tbermoroet'er Tegi,le l01 dregree
tosthe game. The attendance ... - . V . d
4 ' .
climate than in a damp one. I do
not mean to go against old North
Carolina, and would feel much bet
ter if I had several more" tar heels
with me. There is a custom here
iv . ; i .
f F'or the weeleiiding July 14th that I like and that is when anyone
aneatimi
ut two-liundred and fifty and
e sura was realized.
Nerllonh Carolina Indus-
tries.
the'Cbattao reports dies the' neighbors bring in enough
the foUowmghetluWie cooked thines to supply the family
lished in ;6rth;&jpSa-, I f or V;' time. -1 will close now and
.llbwoke;Rai46q cotton m mj next letter I will try and tell
ills , "; ; 'SfS " .- you something. of the game here. .
Wishing the Editor and the many
readers of the Times much success I
am, yours truly
sMaxton $125,000; corJinaeed
on mui.
Tarboro$100,000 manu
Drapanyv
vaoced stage t)f Bright' d isease
suffered from complications.
Finally the chance came to give
the new discovery a eter.ily fail test.
The patient, the railroad- man refer-
ed to was dying of Bright' disease,
and there were no oomnlicationa.
At Leah's,
Dr. D. B. Zoliicoflerof Weldon,
will addrees the people al Lebfs
church in Youngsrille circuit, on
Jnly 30lh on the subject of the
Laymen's movement. Public is cor
The Use of Drug.
.Spi, spent
Again we publish a list of the Cfet'v1) , -
dustries established in North CaroM; A Curiosity.
J; J. Edward 8.
nsufor 7 thel week' fend ingas . stated
above, ; and . fail to ' see . -Louisburg
mentioned A therein. Gentlemen,
what are'.you going to dox about it?
ire you' going wraiio w " sucu conu i
tions to continue AS, '
The Baby's , Milfc
a here is a frightful. in creasein the
mortality of babied during toe ,sum-
- months and especially- during
months of 1 July and Angust
1 nere are many reasons for. this and a
peat many of them can be lessened
. not completely, eradicated jrgiV-'
o w me mue ones care ana prop
attention. I f ' 'L':y 1
Vne of the most- common causes
& the illness ot babiei 'is milk that is
A Delightful Social Affair.
v. . -A
:very deligbtf ukparjy - was given
Tuesday evening at the home of Miss
May me Timberlake in honor, of ?. her
guest, Miss Willie Thompaon ! The
guests were received at the d ?6r by
jtiisBCo iuuoiiv a miiroiia&o iii
lie Williams. ' The house-was tastily
decorated with smilar and cut -flow-'
ersl- lapaneese i lanterns shed jl
melio glow z Wer J the" scene land
made it ;a veritable ;f airys ;bower.
oweet musio- w huumw uiugu-
out the evening - and .delicious re
freshments werel served also. hoy
played games of many kinds: and on
leaving all pronounced vMiss TimberV
lake a charming' hostess.'- A A' -
riv'Swep'' Harrison,' of Nash
CoSiotyJwas in town this week and
wasN&owing what proved to be a
curiostto more than a few of -.our
peppievvlt wis a pair of gafiiea for
chickehetfsd wra used by Mr.- N;
W. Arrinm-irf a bijg , cockfight . in
Memphis, vlejon ; JVrhe time, before
the civil:war;vt-wJ(Lbe intereaiinc
to knoTwthatt worp
theBe" gafilei - won i! 4f figbt and some
thing like $10,000 changed hinda as
a result ot the yictoryVfil.'r; :
To many; 'of our perthejr i were
real curiosities aa theybad.never
aeon any thing of the.kind. .it,:;,:
V.HOw-TnB.riir-uay. save lu;
. xnis may souna une - a-meaic is
kdvertisementibut it 'isn't. It h
paean to the pig.
His relatives were at hw bedside and dlaIIt to bear thi able speak
the funeral arrangements bad been I er
partially made. The customary ex-
pedienta had been tried, and they Vacation for Women.
had failed. An exchange expresses our snii-
Then the railroad man's brother nienta in the following:
told Dr. Mohr to take full charge. There are hundred of hard-work-
The pig kidney extract wa admicts I ttro( women who toil in h
tered, and in twenty-four hours ' the home day after day and year after
patient was on the road to recovery. Jr, wko never allow (betnselres to
A month later he was back in his think of a vacation. Because they
office. New York World. have reached the oondujion that
their manifold duties do not admit of
it, and by tome strange process of
reasoning, their husbands thmic the
There seems to prevail a general Mme thine.
belief that Americana are a nation of By all m ana take a vacation a
drng users, hut ot tola charge there day, or a week, or a month, or what-
is considerable doubt. Ihore .r.t MH MrKnm.nni mr
t w srv s ftww i m esf j -m
pea to be a tendency ui on the part fJt Qo somewhere for a chaaf;e.
ot medical practitioners to roinimite You have earned it a thociacd Usee
the use of drues in their - practice, over. If you live b' the country. To
prescribing the. smallest dceri that to the city; if yoe live In the city;
could be ettective, and there may I get away to tiie country. If yon
come a time wbenthe prefeesion Ute ia the mounums, go to the sea-
may give np the use of drugs alto- Uhore. It along the wajLhore, go to
geiuer. 9 mountain, ror vacation con
i
'The claim is often made ihat if I tista in finding a change of environs.
tneiuhomeophation movement ' which j if resells are desired.
caused tne reaction against the nor-1 zoo are not able to give your
rible miiturea administered by phr-i wife a vacation? You cannot afford
sicians prior to that movement. Poe- i it? Yon cannot spare her from the
sibly there U some truth in the claim, home?. Certainly if is lord to get
though itls difficult to seet how'a I away from the job- of mother and
red action -of , a dose oi calomel from 1 housewife, It U the only job that
nve grains to one grain, given in ten i cannot oe resrgneu oxsairteo. . vina
divided doses; could Ixrm uch affect-1 there la hardly any posaibHity of to
ed by a theory which uucht that even I terxuptioi? it entirely, even for a va-
1 1
California Letter.
'-J.
publish ' the 1 following Utter
sent us by Mr; J. J. Edwards,: a foj
i BrightV; 7 disease--generall re
gardedjaa incurablehas been cuijoa
by the pi.t'FivthernoVev; the.''pig
has given up hfi life that ; man, dy
ing ot JBnght'a disease, might : livel
--'At" Bellevue.Hoe'pital' are-- the re
cprd bt tbe Uttp case inrthhiilory.
Of 'medical science where a man . dy
ing "of Wright's 'disease' was cured.
a tentli of a grtin waa ten timea too
much. ..Whether ; you ; ; prescribe
luychnine by the pound, the ton or
the carload, u a matter of bo; impor
tance since the peund U so prepos-
eroua an ' orerdoee that a carload
fo aid' be -no worse." And accord bg
poVJla4 iheory ! of homeopathy,' the
tmuAdose'of anything prefcribed
bv mocv n physiciana is 'already ao
many tA; si too large that .the three
orfouf thcVs ; larger: dote- formerly
ptescr.Ujtl cu i carccjy vbeVworief
So if; the doclrha of the iafinltctoi-
catioa. Bo t there are wayt of par;
tial temporary relief that really pve
tbe.boue-wif, if not all the raca
Uon she needs 'at lecet all she ta
likely te content to Lake,' :
" And there li the 'queaUoa."- How
is boose-wife, with children, to get
a vacation that involve any ralkt or
change forJier. from the- wotk c!
caring for house 'and children? ;J Par
hape oq) ot our readers hare evolv
ed a sotuuoa ot tae probietn. it so,
let the other tired taoihers.kno
hoir you cianarGU to do 'ao . iriihot
pntting the' children away ia coll
prndto th ratn&atr at
Sfivrf si days ia ton the tart el.
Mr. F. IL PleKixu If ft Tetmlay
for GrresVro to tint f f .Sii!T.
who are tr,ndiag skjo i 10 f wilb
his tfe's ptfotw
Mr. L. J. Pemdl eo4 wife, as 4
Mr. Jv B. Na-sh acd fss:2y, rt termed
home Sacisr, after a vn'i twit to
Ocesn Viwf V.
ileitis Bridie. Sarah Jc4
KrnfSline Hsfee, aaJ Mr. W. I).
Jsckson are etundifis a bo&e party
at Mrs. Iixxi4 Jocee hose orxr Of.
fnrd.
Mr. W. J. Cocyr wife, who
atter siuodtcg the rtsea'e losjrs
ment at Ashenlle, vitiud Stliahsry
anl other poinu ia Wwura North
Carol ta a, re".med hooe Saturday
night.
Mr. atd Mrs. G. B. Jtuiaoe at4
0 children, of Haltifb, ad U Wi
Lecie i? to vail, ei t to vail, eaJ Mrrcs
rst Jcjtloe, cf FraaUir.ln, are tkU
ing at Mf. F. W Jcrtkw's, rtr
own.
Mrs. W. S. Holr ai 51 iw Ktla
FciUr vU;td thetr sister, Mr. Ar-
melia NowJ), la Fratjkls:t3 NMcii-
day. They wrre oocrsriseed baee
on tbtir return by the chiUren of
Mrs- XowrH, who wHJ iis3t their re.
a tit re in and ccxr Iooiibcrp
Mr. O. H Franalic, who fcvs trn
CUinj the position as rrpsWrred phtr
maciit for the ivcocpa Drrg Co
here for the pa4t month, Ufl 7W
day for Chariot u whsre t t!l tike
a like position with W. L. Hasi &
Co. While here Mr. Frasllia cxade
many frUdds who rt gm very ctkch
lo aee him leave, bst wish csr hla
abar-dact rsooMa to hit sew hose."
mal doee.haa anxCTsct. tt ia'Taore storage for a week.
Fanncrt Alliance.
-The FraaVIia Cocaty Farcers
Alliaxvoe held iu aa&sal tz'S?.z with
Cyprvsw Grove V. oo Jdy f iK The '
oSoera elected fcr the tzrb ytir
are Rev. a C. NTC:tr-,st PrmieJ;
Jeel Wilisr, Yloe-rrtilt; W. H.
SLiTusfTs Seers txry ao-I Trrxsrrrr;
IL D. Kctrtoa, Je-ccrrr; K De
raeat, Chajlain; J."1L LLass, I;cr
Keeper; IL W. Wilier, ' -VsarUit
Door Keeper; J. A. CVekc3ire,
SHwd; bslfattt U SiiU AI
rtxnoe IL AHiara o3 W. H.
Sullbc. - S.
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