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Fbiday, August 27 1909.
The people of Sfortrv Carolina, es
pecially the editors of the State hear
with sorro w of the death of that ex
cellent man and popular editor, Mr.
Jr;A. Thomas, of the Fbanklin
Times, Louisburg, N. C. His death
was not unexpected though it sas. a
gloom over -thV neaW of all", who
knew him. None knew him but to
admire him. He was one of the
most popular men in his county and
by fns county had often been honor
ed. As an editor he was held in
high esteem by that fraternity and
was a strong man in North Carolina
.rress Association. With his be
reaved ones we share the loss that
falls heavily at this time. News
Reporter. j
his death, many tears have" been
shed, and" the flowers that are spread
in -all their, loveliness above the new-
made mound iri the cemetery at
Louisburg wiU'whisner the Wmsca
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of love froni' many,- "GoocL night,
true and tried Wend; good bye, loyal
son of N jrth AJaroIina."
FAIR EXCHANGE.
EDITOR J. A. THOMAS.
The following -tribute was taken
from the editorial column of theNews
and Observer of August 26th.
In the passing awav of Editor J.
A. Thomas, of Louisburg, the State
haslost one of its most loyal and
patriotic sons, a distinct loss to his
church, his country, his profesbion
and to his community, besides that
other keen heart breaking loss whjch
comes to those of his own familv cir
cle. Editor Thomas, for it is as the
editor of the Feanklin Times that he
became a power of uplift to his town,
his county and his section, was a
man who did not spare himself, his
time or his means when it came to
the question of helping others. He
was a big hearted man, loyal and
true to every interest, broad-minded
and level -headed, a staunch friend
and valued adviser. He had that
personal quality that tied men to
mm as with hooks of steel and the
A New Back Fori an Old ' One.
How it Can be Done in Louis
burg. ;
The back aches at times- with a
dull, indescribable feeling, taking
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you weary and restless: 'uiercina
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pains shoot across the region of ' the
kidneys, and again the loins are so
I lame to stoop is agony. No use to
rub or apply a plaster to the back in
this condition. You cannot reaoh
the cause. Exchange, the bad back
for a new and stronger one. louis
burg residents would do well to pro
fit by the following example.
D. S. Fuller, "Broad St., Oxford,
N. C, says: "For a long time I
Iknew that my kidneys were disor
dered, this fact being plainly proven
by the unnatural appearance of the
secretions and by the heavy 'sedi
ment which they deposited. The
passages were also quite frequent
and often I was obliged to rise at
night on this account. Dull back
aches afflicted me and sham Dains
through ray loins made it almost im
possible for me to stoop. or lift.
Hearing about Doan's Kidney Pills
and being impressed, I procured a
box and through their use was cured.
They not only disposed of the back
ache but strengthened ray kidneys'
and benefited me in every wav I
can recommend Doan's Kidney Pills
as the best kidney remedy I ever
used."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Cv. R
New York, sole agents for ths
United States.
Remember the name Doan's
and take no other.
.But-that spiritless, no ambition feeling
cana 4jasLty and, quickly - altered by
talcing what is known to dnyriruU
Within 48 nourr after beVinnint to ' nse
theRestoratfve, improvement will be
noticed Of course, full healtb will not
immediately return. .The irain. how4
ver. wui surely, folldw. And beat of
jou wiu realize and feel your
?M6U6 VU amoiuon as it is return-sr:;.-u.3de
inflancea depress first
Heartland Kidney's will usuall f falL
Strengthen these failing nerves, trith
ur. bhoop s Bestorative and . see how
Sold by The Scogpn Drug Co.
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Notice
To ray patrons and scholars:
Having made arrangements with the
Oraded bchool Trustees. I will hejrm
my music class in the music room at
trie Graded School on Aug. 31st, and
continue there through the wwion.
Patrons and scholar will please take
notice. Scholars nn .1! i i
school will be given lessons at my resi-
- i n-f i aiter - n in in
Uie aftenioon. MRS. J. s. HaURoW
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Important
We wish to inform tU i r
and adjoining communities that we
have put in a nice and complete line of
comns, caskets, , etc, and have just re
ceived a new up-tn.date hearse for the
accommodation of our customer Call
to see us when in nct-d of our service.
This healse will also be let at reasonable
pnc? when anvone desires it
.Sl'IYfcY ,t TIMBKKLAKK
Aouneville. c.
DOG LOST. j
On May Gth yeito- painter dog
escaped. UeHs.m.,1,1 reward f.r re
turn., E. J. Cheatham, j
Franklinton, N. C.
Au. 12ih, 1909.
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Her Hair
is Woman's Crown !L
Of i)t-a:jtv. !:' vou 1
iavc ;in hai
Krt: ii sj r.y trs.iic our hair tonii. If
you iiaf poor Lair th ton:c will im
prove ;t m .juaritity if anvihing can
will improve ;t m appt-arauce anv
death call to him has found an echo
in the grief of many who esteemed Mrs Rollins and Mra. Moran
unu, clluu. who iu LiiO rag
man
him
miliarity of friendship from
to man, affectionately called
"Dolly."
There was a hard struggle made
to save his life, but his disease went
beyond the help of medical skill and
he was called hence. In his town
and county there is deep grief among
all classes, for he had won a place in
the hearts of his people, a christian
gentleman ever ready to lend a "help
ing hand and to give support to a
good cause. His people had honor
ed himjor three times hj had been
a town commissioner, four times the
mayor of Louisburg, and for three
lerms the treasurer of Franklin
county, tilling every position with
credit and honor to himself and to
the peopje. ,
ft s a party leader of the Democ
racv Mr Thomas stood as one of its
best and truest members. In times
of conflict he was a champion ot its
measures and of its principles. For
fifteen years the chairman of the
County Democratic Executive Com
mittee, for years a member of the
Congressional and State executive
committees and a delegate tovthe
National Democratic Convention, his
influence was strong. At t.h i-t
State Convention he was continued as
a member of the .Central Executive
Committee, his services proving al
ways of value to the Democratic
party. As a newspaper-man "he had
made, the Franklin Times a power
in his county and section, one of the
ablest of the exponents of Democra
cy and one of the best cpuntv
papers, having been its owner and
editor for thirty years. His co-laborers
of the State press, recognizing
'his worthelected him as President
of the State Press Association, a po
Bition which Ire' held in 19ii8.i ono
His death is a loss to the editorial I
auiubb oi me otate.
' As a man among men he had won
a place," and as a true man,', a true
epn of North . Carolina h "wiir k
, mourned.- ; He gare freely V as : God
-had criven him tn mvo h i' ;
Peonle in nil norfo j.
- . ' "j "j. tuuuiry are
coming to know of one grand remedv
tor stomach, liver and bowel troubles
deluding the worst cases of constipal
tiou and indigestion. Mrs. Minerva K.
Rollins of Dewey, 111., and Mrs. L.
Moran of Kansas City, Kan., towns
nearly a thousand miles apart, agree
that the remedy is Dr. Caldwell's
byrup Pepsin the great herb laxative
compound. It is absolutely guaranteed
to do what is claimed for it, and if you
want to try it before buying, send your
address for a free sample bottle to Pep-
"riuP v",, iy aiaweii k dor inn.
rn T. : ,j i ,
Hi,
icello, II
Drug Co.
It is sold bv Th
at 50c and $1 a bottle.
uiouui college
An Ideal Home School For Girls. Fall
Term Begins Wednesday, September
8th, 1909
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The purpose is to secure tny v, .....
dent healthful conditions, a happy home
Christian influence, a liberal culture, and
a thorough education, at a moderate cost.
Excellent advantages in Music. Art and
Elocution. Preparatory Department with
special care for younger girls.
NORMAL COURSE
Especially prepared for young women, fit
ting themselves for public and graded
school work. Ample grounds for outdoor
recreation and athletics. The marked
feature of this school is individual care of
pupils physically and intellectually
All Standard Hair Preparations
here also. Cures ror dandrut!", falhu
hair, premature eravnes. etc.
Beasley-Alston Drut Co.
TO
Mrs. M. D. Allen, President
; Louisburg, N. C.
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Portsmouth-Norfolk
On Sunday will Continue I'ntil
September 5th
The low Suntl.iv Ttatixi rr c- e
Franklinton to Portsmouth-Norfolk Via
SEABOARD
which have proved so popular tni um
mer will be continueil on sale
SUNDAY'S, AUGUST -vj9aml SKr .
Tickets are sold for NQ leTj0
Franklinton SunJav morninfr at ll a
m, good returning 'only on 33 leaVmjr
Portsmouth at 9 p m on date of Vale
only. ,A aelihtfuT Sunday outin and
an opportunity to visit the Vlrrinia
seashore resorts. h
train will be run in sections if ncces&arv
to comfortable handle the tourist
C. H. GATTIS, D. P. a
Raleigh. N. a
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THE VIRGINIA BAY HOTEL
-Arrange io meet your friend-, relatives and
sweethearts at The Virginia Bar, Ocean Y?ew
ment: Thle?S0D? Vder the same manage
rs June 15h. if QflQ
'ForfurCinf6rma'tio and rates, address '
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to Cet for our fri.nd. Iru,;,;,, x . ,,? v,
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experience of 1!. v,.-,. T(,!m,ro aml you
kno that selling Tolmc.-o suen-ssfully ro.piircs
a great deal of experifiu-e.
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Waddell & Collie, Proprietors
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going to be in (oil twin w0 V .i.b to Tfet " " " W
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ity m oyerr waj to mere... mu jiroto.- ui f t:; v a ''J
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jou and tClcitnl men tn iU r fSc 1 cfc
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trj to shew ,t Corc id. txU our o-r asd tMtU;w ?oB; 4J4 IiT
m town. u g,t m touch will, yo. U l,i ,
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