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R. ARTHUR HYNES IXEMING-
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Office in Ford Building, liain and : Nash gtroct.
Louisbur. N. C , v ,
Hours: to 450. Phone No. 40. " 7 , "
tR. JOEL D. WHITAfeER, c
Eye Ear, Kote and TJtirat Specialist,
Rletoh.N.C.
Will be in Louihari, at the office of Dr. Arthur
Hynes Fleming; the first Monday in each month.
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fl. A. ME WELL,
Lesson III. Fourth Quarter, For
Oct VI, 1909.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
PHYSICIAN
Louisburg, N. C. Phone No. 156
-pRANKLlNTON HOTEL
Franklintoii, N. C .. i
R. A. Speed, Proprietor.
Good Lirery in connection
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C H. BANKS
DENTAL SOIIGEON
L;Tii9burfl:, ? N. C.
Office in Hicks Building, Mtin Street.
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) H. COOKE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Louisbnrg, N. C.;
over Cooper & Pleasants Store. . Prompt
attention given all legal business entrusted
to me.
J. E. MALONE
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Louisburg, N. C
Office in rear Of Beasley-Alston Drug Store.
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R. S. P. BURT
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Louisburg, N..OT
Office orer P. S. & K. K. Allen's Store
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R. F. YAR BO ROUGH
PHYS.IV.lAiN and SURGEON
Louisburg, N. C.
OtBee in Yarborough & Bickett building.
Nijrbt calls answered f.om T. W. Bickett's
residence, phone 74.
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B. MASS EN BURG
ATTORNEY AT LA
Louisburg, N. C.
Will pra :t'n;e in all tbe courts of the
Office in Egerton Building '
State
T-VI. .HiYWOOD RUFFIN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Louisburg, N. C
Will practice In all courts of Franklin and
adjoining couuties. also in the Supreme
Court and in the United States District, and
in.-uit Court. Office oyer First National
li.inu.
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B. WILDER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Louisburg, N. C.
Office oa Main street in Cooper building.
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PRUILLA HOLD EN
ATTORNEfS AT LAW ;
Louisburg, ;N. C, 1
Vi'l attend the c6urt of Franklin, Vance,
Gmaville, Warreu and Wake counties, also
the Supreme Coutt of Worth Carolina.
Prompt attention given to collections Office
in Spruill building.
R. B. White
Franklinton, N. a
T. W. Bickett,
Louisburg, N. C.
glCKETT & WHITE
' LAWYERS
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Louisburg, N. C
The settlement of estates for executors, Ad
ministrators and Guardians is made a spec
ialty, and the bonds required by law can be
secured in the office.
Office in Yarborough & fcBickett building
Maiu street.
M. PERSON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Louisburg, N. C.
Practice in all courts. Office on Main Street
H. YARBOROUGH, Jr.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Louisburg N. C.
All lep;a.l business intrusted to m J. receive
prompt attention. Office in Egerton
Huildiosc. ,
F. HOUCK ' '
CONTRACTOR aid BUILDER
Louisburg, N. C1- .
Trading agent lor all kinds of building sup.
Pi'"", artistic Mantles and. Tiles. Architec-
r"-a! designs submitted. . - ,.
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Txt .of:tha Lesson. Acts
Memory Verse., 25, 2i--Goldan Tsxt,
cx xxivr 16 CommenUry Prm
pared by Rav. D. M. Stearns.
In the cios of th last chapter we
saw how the chief captain, aandlns
Lyslas. sent faul safely to Caesarea
with a letter to Felix, the goreraor, In
which he stated that there was both-
uig against tne prisoner Worthy of
death or of bonds, but : simply some
question of Jewish law; that the Jews
would hare killed him If he had not
rescued him from them; that he under
stood that they were still determined
to killhim. and, being a Roman citi
zen, he bad sent him to Caesarea, com
manding his accusers to appear against
him there. After five days the high
priest and the elders, with a certain
orator to speak for them, appeared be
fore Felix, and Paul was brought forth
to meet them. With some flattery,
which evidently wearied Felix, and
therefore the orator cut it short, he
told a number of lies about Paul,
which the high priest and the elders
indorsed. Flattery and lying are still
the order of the day among some reli
gious bodies. But God is a God of
truth, and In due time truth will pre
vail. Being permitted to speak for him
self. Paul denied all their accusations
and briefly stated the whole truth of
the matter, showing that it was wholly
a matter of doctrine and of opinion as
to what the Scriptures really taught;
that he believed all that was written
In the law and in the prophets and
looked for a resurrection of the dead,
both of the just and the unjust. This
meant Jesus risen from the dpnrt
Israel's promised Messiah, the Son of
JJavia, to sit on David's thmno- ic.rt o
fulfillment of Ezek. xxxvil Jer. xxiit
Isa. Ix, Dan. vii and all the prophets
concerning the future of thehation
and the king who shall reign In right
eousness. It meant the resurrection of
,His body, the church, at His coming to
the air for His saints (I Thess. lv, 16
18; I Cor. xv, 51-54), though that would
not be specially in bis mind, as he
thought of Israel. It meant the resur
rection of the unjust and the great
white 'throne judgment at the end of
the millennial reign of Christ. It meant
that God will judge the world in rie-hr-
eousness by that man whom He hath
ordained, whereof he hath given as
surance unto all men In that He hath
raised Him from the dead (xviL 31).
This, with' justification by faith
through the finished work of Christ
apart from any works of the law, was
counted-heresy by these 'zealous Jews.
But Jesus Himself taught this kind of
heresy when He said, "O fools and
slow of heart to believe all that the
prophets have spoken" (Luke xxlv, 25).
Today there are with many no re
liable writings of Moses, no predic
tion wnatever, no future for Israel,
nothing supernatural, no coming again
of Christ, no wrath . of God, but ' all
such are simply unbelievers an-1
stand against Christ, for He testified
that all things written la' the law of
Moses and in the prophets and in the
Psalms concerning Him must be ful
filled (Luke xxlv. 44). Felix is said to
have had more perfect knowledge of
"the way" ( verse 22) perhaps because
his wife, Drusilla. was. a Jewess, so
he (postponed the case until Lyslas. the
chief captain, should -come and tell
what he knew. Meantime he gave
Paul into vtl.e keeping of a centurion,
with orders' to let him have liberty
and to allow all bis friends to come to
see him , and' to minister to him. This
made it comparatively easy for Paul
and would give him opportunity- to
strengthen the faith of the brethren at
Caesarea, and he would certainly have
much to tell of the Lord's doings since
first He met him on the way to Da
mascus, and the would not be apt to
weary of hearing of His wondrous
works. . t
From time to .time .Felix sent for
him and y heard him roTv-erning the
faith in Christ.and on ne occasion as
he and his -j wife. Drusilla. listened to
Paul reasoning of righteousness, tem
perance and Judgment to come Felix
actually trembled, but put his convic
tions from him, saying: "Go ihyway
for this time. When I have a conven
ient season l will call for three."- For
two years this continued, Felix always
hoping that Paul ould offer him, mon
ey to release him and with that hope
he sent for him the oftener. But Paul
having no thought of .any release but a
righteous .one. ' never offered him a
bribe,' and o ; the successor of Felix
came into office and. found Paul still a
prisoners Felix's convenient time to re;
pent never having come.
Tomorrow" Is not only the great
word in: many lands corfcerninz tem
poral affairs, but It is the devil's great
word for all .who give any thought to
their? souls' ' welfare and ' for manv
I am just opening a netr line
SAM
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THE BARGAIN STORE-
W. B. COOKE
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Hamburgs and Laces
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Most shoe; are rr.aJe cf trust icalher tanned from trust hides.
Everybody knows tlwt adulteration and hj2h v.-UCs are the
usual results of trust methods.
ENDICOTT-JOHjNSON CO. is the firs
house in the Wor'd trt hiw nvw mr;-,i u
tan leather and make shoes independent of nil trusts.
r,rIl!!StbSiae.Stuan4nW?t conP,ete orjinlxitton In the Worli for i-e
production end distribution of good shos, on the lowest risible bts.iof cott.
The leather in EndicottJohnson Coa shoes H, f bue it U
thenly leather made from a shoemaker's standpoint of qtulity.
Jm&?" are pUced dlrecty 1x110 0ur store
See that your cert pair of shoe Uar tfit oaaie Endicott-Johnson Co.
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B. G. klCKS
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HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES
Headquarters For
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RESTAURANT
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airords. Cone to esa me. v
Yours to pl?-r,
the day of salvatton" : (11 Cor. vl . hr
oday. llf ; yewUl hear . His ' voice.'
harden not your f hearts: (Heb. UL-15):
Awioia"lrf -Prcijtalso conies t6
: mind; as- f w think o andal I
suclc;l mner'iwywerttreni-'
4ble asfhcthlnki of hjs slri and la
torn taat ne tmngnteous cannot enter
the kingdom ;of (lod, but there is1 com
fort" In Bork vL; 25. Concerning ten
perance, or- self control, the result of
.righteousnesi,1 cee Tit. 11. 12. 'Of jud-
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Goojl to eat and good to wear. Our Motto: Lowest
Price always, Best Quality always. Prompt Delirtry
always.
PHONE 47
My ICE HOUSE is now open and wifl continue
the balance of this year.
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JNO. W. KING
LOUISBRG, N. C.
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PHONE NO. 100
To V7ZTAA. A PKIUtY ar ta of ITUMI rit4r a .
frri, cPTt ITVKKY IAY.
$10,000 SALE
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Wq will offer our entire Mock at virtually New York ocmU
Our nwn for o doing L wn need nxraej. VC canaot naa
pnce in detail, but to give you an idea will name a few
5O0O rarda of riaaneirttni worth
10 cU now. . .
500 nair of Irirn a4 h-irla
worth tl rr f4r, now
100 pair WrUrhu
wrar worth fl. now .
8c
$1.25
Trm
5c
ar cf Orrrailt 1 r o
wa ii. w ccouc
wort! a si
42c
AND
5000 yard of While
10 eta, bow .
3(XO yardf of Cantoa ITic&tl wrcth O
10 ct. now oC
Oolh worth YJ j UM rrd of Oz't wanh 10 ru V
- vow oc
10c
00 yarda of rtiola. worth 7 eta
now
5c
J:t3 yirda erf Trxil cf Ua
23 rarJji f lrrra4a flaidi
worth 22 m, tcw .
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TWO HUNDRED PAIR OF SHOES AT COST
with lOper ami aJdL 10.0CX) pair cf tU ux4 trra aaa
How ana 1-2 How cheaper than lt eWjL 3 pai U,
genu Hoao 1-2 Ikje 4 pair for 25 rri, worth ICr.
diet CoIUrt U eachlOO IUU al L2 pric. Can CcVtx, TcJJZ
PjrcMi, ; Allbdofttipc per caU, Tuba, BstWu, Psi lfS
OooJcra and all Tinware at co.U Tta rola are u
Why piy soatone cJjo 23. pr eoot xacrw Lbaa w au liia at. Crc-
are too abort 10 throw joar aoaty aw, j Uctw Urt a fntl rt
hareleo butinpr from for Trara.. Th. IV!!. u . : .
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