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JAltfES A. THOMAS, EDITOR
VOL. XXXIX. ' -
.zx. coinrTT. the .gtate. THE uinoir.
y LOUISBUftO, nf c;; FRIDAT, II0VggDBR23.-1009;
subscript: oh st.oo per teab
RECEPTION ; 0?e k 'pilia
ar beer becoores the real tfiinfft"
lOUISBORG... CAUt
bvjiwu or ceareries of vats lo the -in
sipid level of Soda water.' Perish the
The Reception Served at Louis- thought! It proclaima itself in North
hnf ur Hotel Larcre AttAnri- " " fwo lieir na tucceetor
nee of UembershipNlne Xt -fft.
7 MnH 1 habblt,. and sparkle and- eaap. . It
New Members, t nkJW the diiltt; uQtln,
On Tuesday , ght of tbia week arid land I not 'ke entirelf
Loaisburg Camp No. 214, Woodmen wicked -but" trj, me.' It capitalizes
othe World gave an elegant and en it .kinship: iidth :bndW?
ljoyIble reception to its members. Schlittar It legrna nod water as
This occasien was me roost entlius- Koosevelt scorns a mollycoddle, and
iastic one in the hiaiory ot this camp lords it over gjrape Haiw'to a rnint
iat mwMK , uto wa8 nine i juie(p over a mux shake.
candidates m waiting to' learn the
mysteries of the otder. The eamp Hrs. J. P. Winston ; Entertains.
cauea 10 eraer at :au o'eloek Mr. and,llrs. J.LP.vinston cbar:
jfl the evening with very good at- mincly entertain "ftt
tendance, but before a verj great Mondayevenin in honor of Miss
while the hall was filled with live Ethel WinstbbVof Selma. " - -and
energetic members and upon Beliffhtfnl rtr.a,rr,. z'
each face iVas eeen, aside from sincere of salads eto. were served "
friendship and brotherly love; an ex- Those enjoying the evening were
pression of expectation, which -was Misses Nan Malnn Pi-.
, " ; "J "uu"Ul WIU&B)
Helen Crenshaw, Hattie Lee Guess.
The work began and abeut gix ) Annie Green, and Eannie Boddie
memoers were lasen inrouga oetore I ana Messrs. K. Ij. Kfit S n TTi
time for supper was announced when B. T. Holden, A. W. Person T. T
the entire membership with the can- Tyack, K. K. Allen nA TTw
, w ,, Kt V
Mates in waiting was command ad I Martina
to repair to the spacious dinning room
of the Louiaburg Hotel where a beau
tiful report was served.
The menu here w as small but
;io much cannot be said as to the
Rich Copper Vein Discovered
:,, in Nash,
Nash county bids fair to mine ccp
per in rjavincf rmantiHa ; tk u
iviy in whicli it was served. It was w r n; 4- j
u :a? VT. MGnftn discoverd , a copper
mMv iv m.iuy who uau . aiceiiaed I : .. . . . T :
, , , ouuie years ago, wnue sinking a
unv rpceotions ana bancmts har I - . . . . . e .
, ,T. t r , I weu on ma tarm and now a rich-
w i Vein nas DAn: nBAarth.rt of XT.K,,.n
xclnded tnvthinff of the kinH m., '
-"j I ine x) armera ( iii ( nmnonu n k '
.. . , wen rqcenuy ran onm vein And
hautwa, h,gh.y enjoyed by (onnd non d,pojJ .3 g
II, ai many had prepared eipressly i,H ,ua. a .Kil.;v"l'5 li-ii
cheerf uland bad ' lovifjg
sach one i . as.; Bhauncoiacinnal';.
UarTaetyaftorhoon;Sshe-"
brought bait here &ns altwte -lier
sweet,- waxe features tamed upward
auu, ine A)eauufW , hands that; had
done so much'for others ; Vere vnow
xowea on her peaceful bosoms' . h
purer, inore gentle or more self aao
ridcing; creature ever wipged. its
flight upward, ; no more r deVoted
mothepr more dntifil wife or truer
friend ever breathed. There wa
toucb 'of elegance and refinement in
hr manner and everthing beautiful
m nature, music and art found a res
pensive chord,; in her heart. Weep
uu iona nusDand, deyoted 'children
and friends, wbila you wUl lonK tor
a touch 6t the vanished hand,- sbe
will have claimed a harp and will be
sweeping. the strings iq: unison; with
the Seraphic iBand, whece With Jesos
for her constant companion, she', will
await the coming of her loved one's
Bhe has left behind.
KUITEE2 0
A Fbixnd.'
Teachers Meeting.
There will be a meeting of the
public school teachers in the office of
the Board of Education on next Sat-
urday, November 27th. It is espec
ially desired that -all teachers in. the
county attend this meeting.
f r ii r r , pya '..,.; i ;
Those .WHo;wWW;itV;.'; "fW hi tiroa
. u ,7 am, a tetaperaaoe dil of ooau
. Bieiyjiore wt www six.
-for ;. Bnjtows:4)rlejiurS;V H was the feU.wbg day ti Ji
ohnjStdvalVcf BUvalL w' vUiilnc Jni who Udl ih .Jooa
hu brother, II. iL Stovalf party called. -Say! look br Sjttre
Mies Eth,l nnston; Rm. 01 Wtt4 er vtm. I
viiuing at Mr, J. p. Tinatori. eR5t to ko w bow T aad la with
R.' R. .Perry. oT Z.tIft ! P
visitors to Wuhnm f;?. ,Tfl w e uew ptwr lis
MWn .Tiil lowithunyoBr
I Dr. E. 3." Green and wif r t;. I nA i... t .
v v- -vUvuoof in mi4ir. rev
ir:"' TUQ1fff inanugivmg goioff to give every body a show, acd
w"u m' PP'- ' r. -The Freeze" i. g0ug o be ta.
- Musts Mary Cote, of Rii.Igb, and paper ia seveo eounUw.- S
Bessie Ilolmof i3pyduo, Ti., Sqe Jones give promise to foar
Tia iaismrr t Ms -week. wtmog eitmeats and fOltd mto the
Mr.F. B. Mckinnlewbo is a MWiPP bmbe -all'iMagB to all
uieiaoer or me T cVS&& ,.bord of Wf rasM De nigbt win
Ixjauboro'Femiln rn.,. Idouars.
expressly g0ia aiSA
or the oeeaswn by not taking sup. thepggets gathered to be firiepec
er before. And even these .were- imens p! , cojpe The $ orelS
aanimous exwesaionvbat fbuittf
Bim was plenty and to spare. fiyeW TntM aJ"
AUw aI1 eater all that they may ensue from this. Twin flnnntv
ru i"uge iue crotwa reiurnea to I Jiicno.
lie hall and there finished fie work
If conferring degrees, after which Aiiotri
Schedule-
For the information of the public
we publish below the schedule of
trams on tne l-ouiaburg railroad:
Leaving Louisburg ' 8:00 a. m.
11:30 a. m. and 5:16 p. m.
Arriving Louisburg 9:50 a. m
50-p. m. and C:40 p, ra.
Via nnmmifl a in Ahm. t t-V. I L- - a.
: "irrr.r J6hn Weodard. color.
er, composed of Messrs. J. S. Lan- brought in town Snnrfv mL- k
aster. H. W. ThomDaon and 1 TT" ta A s
, tr iepusy onenn K. W. Hudson and
Wu., B WB UBWUIgw Wlin tn. taken before B B Massenburg, J.P.
rr" w' Benaa wlw he was arraigned under charge
anner in whmn thmv hl mda K I . ... . . - B
j I or retailing wbiskev. He was nantrht
b i nr Pin.rr kk -i
I I he mtereut in the affairs of this miles from
Mp iti becoming to be general and found around where he was cftnrht
frong and where this was quite ata complete outfit, minus " the
ood number for one nisrbt we ua vhiikT. nr th. i....:
formed that they haye a suffcient measunng pots, emntv bottla
umber of applicants to repeat again I plenty of jugs.
aneanTdate. 1 hi- .u'js' ,
wu pustponeu untu
Monday morning and he wsm placed
N ear Beer Explained. der bond for his appearance, whick
We clip the foUowing from Wed- he 8acedjn giving, button Men-
laj's Kews-Observer, which was ajr nwnui Iauea ow up.
en from a speech of Attorney
fneral T. W. Bickett on Tuefday
last week before the Supreme
m in the case of State Ws J.
pnneneerg; from Meeklenburg
wy, In this case the city's Au
v .
Dnty to pass a license tax of $1,000
near beer saloons was contested:
In the course of bis argument At
y General Bickett , departed
What is near , beer? The testi
mg .Conference In Raleigh
week.
tkts
Tb leedleM to nr. ihifTh.
Free Lince" u a Mnguiatiy bat
tle ground," and the only way who
Squire ktpt out of troabU wM by.
ai he aaid, -taking oiry
irora thta little parable we ahoaU
Farmers' Union.
The next meeting of the County
Tarmorn' T 7.-. . ' . : 1 1 i . . .
vu.uu wux D DeIC ID 1 1 .v .
T . - icwa n iDOXaV lO run ft ftmmm
JjOamnnrtr nn TknM).. . .1 1 I - w u" nVw.
IfirtQ a,. . " C" "'": ' P'P to U.n poliUlT ,0
... . u ,uerei your titrvr Kfiftr.f .4 .
Avonder.
was
junior Book Club
On Monday afternojn Miss Fannie
Boddie entertained' th e Junior Book
Club As this was the first; meeting
no program as followed rhe club
lBtudy! Shakespeare during the
winter. .
Refreshments consisting of salads,
etc, were served.
Those present wereiirivited guests,
Mesaames. K. S. Ford, S. C. Fbrd
1)n? in thi case shows that it is a and Miss Ethel Winston; of Selma
erage that finds ready 'sale as a Club", members,-Misses Nan Ma-
puute for real beer. Our. bibu-J lone, Eleamor Cooke. Helen n
P9 cntituents cryAfor it as . chil- j ahaw, Lynn and Grace HalL Annie
Fcry for Castoria. It is made by Green, Blanche Egerton, Kate Her-
Pop who make ' , beer. and ring. Freston and Hesdamea Tr P!
r y me people who drink beer, ocoggm. a. A. JMeweli and P lP
0k8 like beer, smells like -bW.l White.
' "Ul aproned ' man tr nhinh
DQ8 wK '
"j won 10 comiort us
ther daro t. . . . '
Ja- it is anriVAn gnrnai
viuunrai inn rn ''mm.
A. ,
In Memorium.
On Tuesuay;SVpt 7, at St? Vin
cents Hospital .Norfolk Ta.,'7; Mrs.
ed back han -7 . 1-1 1 afcWB "wis, wire, or Mr. U. W,
hrodit. n .rVP11?1.. Roberts feUasloep in. vTesuaT 41 he
kint, th. ; . rt ----- wis uer menas ana toved.ones here
i o illusion (Vtmn ata A
uiinvivi rt uu.
4"-ues in the si
Arricultur6 Readinisr a Guide
Jtost toBetter Fanitng r
Does anyone Really doubt' rff we
If so, it is surely because
he uas ndt observed very closely.
&0me Farmers there may ; be who
read and fail to profit by what they
reaa some, because they -decide
that it is "not practical," and others,
because-they spend' all their time in
theorizing over what they read and
so have no time tb put into practiee.
And thero may be, here and there,
fairly successful farmers who do no
reading at all about their work; but
they are very rare. The average
farmer who does not read agricultur
al books and farm papers is a pretty
poor sort of farmer not at all the
man whoni one would look to "for
leadership or hold up as an example
to emulate. He is usually a man
who is content to go along in the old
ways, and who makes little progress
as the years go by.
The man whu, through bis reading,
can profit, by the experiences and
advice of others, has a tremendous
advantage that constantly grows
greater. "This is why we mv all
our folks to read all the v. can alone
the lines of farm work; and why we
wpuld now especial! urge them to
take up lor the long winter eveninei
some such ays&matio course of read
ing as that outlined. No man
who follows- the. course outlined
there, using his mind as he reads,
weighing and considering and apply
ing to bis Own conditions what he
reads, can fail to be benefited by it.
Why not? tprmv a neighborhood
dub of farmers for some such course
of study. this winter?' It Will not
only be a pleasant wayv of spending
the.evenings, but it will mean . bet
ter crops next year, better farms,
andbetter farmers. Tr1 ft.. Let" us
know about how ybu getaTo'ng: and
if we can help you at any rn call
Jlp.on!tbe4afraid you will learn too
ur ur Iarmmfi All ot ns nave
win oe many questions of import.
ana to be considered,
T. H. Slktkjk,
Co. Secretary and Treasurer.
your piper bright and tpkT, treat
God, and alwaya try to furotih copy
tkat peopU wUJ read. Oar Fair
lets Onee,
Growth of Fraternity.
One of New York's most proai-
cent miniiUrs deolared from the
pulpit last Seodsy that a gr4, con-
Rev. F. A. Bishop Leaves for
Conference.
rvev. j.. a. liwnop. pastor of the
Method Ut chnroh l-f. T . r
i w urn m iiTnv . - m . . .
morninc 'for fci.M .kuv Tr . W " wt.gteai
'JnP., ,.. , irawrnai ordert--maUnt in ihu
V. Mxhophasjaateompted net fail to Q.ke a good cWn
in such awav that h will K l. , . . Dwa w
mF l K .k. ol Kt fraternal
Of nn r J V ordert, .11 of which teach tn,
' M k itapoi-1 prpt aod
RlhlA Trr na t a.n W..v. . . . I .
r,Ui w ivurnvu ntre, ooi we do net j arda.
feel that a better or more eonacin
w-crt s Rt3 it Ulm i lU rows a
tis orltx. " TU kbei b-4 J
ctriiy h aiwan to Ue rrv
b WW. No -rU ajcu.
oe e w CaTs a dtd rare, I. ft
f tir W aa beriArs i:
WUviH ttcN crwt tolW c
which be Hesaf caa beco a la-'
Ugril part, if b o deeW To Ua
ttre is aJwin rcwiS mcKX
rtj for Btaul sol fbyiicU e3rc.
oant lUald U be Wftni.y of h.
' i
ECUPSEOP HOOH.
An lnUrtnXuffAnido bPror.
LanntanofWtltd.Fcrtiu .
Bat do feet took ft it b a. eivtv.
g or Ufore elleiiu UtU
lhn,ad Uur, ibt oe-f 6Cf
ven-.wm MwtJ m
ojsal
o.bg eutwsr aretM ieani
ACCV0 an bocr, n via jut
rvb iu txrta'. Ic o.j
hal ia, at 2 o'ciock a. t. C.-
.MOV, tf
hich the eiil ,lrtij
eo.ie tuiward
T a
uoua man ooujd be found to fill his
place. He was so social and enooar
aging that bia presenee was always
welcome and his genial remarks si
ways acceptable, thoagh at all time
hi a 4. Inll .a.. -41-
" wxo oi nia potuuon in
life and tried te make every act and
L Kierj or me one
whom he was serving. For ua, we
wouia oniy oe too glad to learn that
he shall be returned.
He preached. two excellent ser
m npg f m. i -
Hvt . geou aaaienoea on
Sunday before leaving, in- which he
The increase io membership of
the leading orders is aot oooned to
ny particular order, bui autistic
at hand indicate that all societies
having for their object the esubUsh-
ment of an universal broUesbe-oJ,
are daily gaining in aomUrt. The
bringing together of kindred spiriu.
ibe Incmleauon of brotherly pnociplee
the extension of a belpiag hand to
the needy and distressed eil of
theaeare the found amenta I principle
which attract men to the variocs or.
rvslJflr. a mmi,
I ? r, .
itaousuo&s. idi great power toe
r.rw-4 .?.n1 V. .k
expreased hisloveJorLocuburg and T 'Z STu T
, euly understood by the tumtn
iu people m very f..l,ng words. .... .,.r .7
x.vmvw w miuuuii uie woria at
HOW tO Knn j NAtvannn t . w-w
- aeperunent of th. members 0f fra
That is iaat.what th ftlr ,..-1 f-.i . .
- - u lXLuoesee ever
ra,BU,R ''Mid like to know, sad working toward the hit best stand!
. . 1 -
wnat everybody ouuide
know .exactly how to do.
seems U
I rn IV ft flhnrr t.fma orf htnVtstWi; It.I mtiAh frt leeiiM ,1a. J k At
1 ,'w -- w . wuMr w UK.11.V a.uiia bviiilt i m r r 111 uvju eu inoi la vshi snrs isr ys Tna wsaa
oaming the alche- cnnditinn misfit TV ' m'. wiVr;- tAJiLsJc-JA-i:
proiected from r .-.i. i v.T. lit - I f ri'i-a-tV. v j-ct--.--,' -
. -. y 7 j r fv-:" ,PI!J4 aiinougn reaaa, woo is gomg to; do tne: ;bet
vaiik fliiu talk" 1 inff ar t f miviv f hni tnm-U t J i S.;M.
1 1 .- ',"o; w . ""iMiy uibu . ' IIOU 1 :' S
'Qau's expansive
mo uar. worKfl a trim, i u : y a - " r - -
raatinn j a v, - . rwou unuermmamg ner irail coriatitu-
ruon, and suddenlv: vn tW. s - - - ' . - & . - . v-!- i -
aud help.-'mbst ixi faking
Wlt . V. - 11 . 1 . .
r !, vuo ptr jsnow mat la re
sponsible for the xaaningrta between
the
i;to frcna
ezrJoiM it
-toe anadeaUy U ..4t,
a qearu. rui 2 Vlck it mill U
Otirlr .iUjfa tb, .trth-a .Uio
d.fnri 0f .J! tllu-iia b 4
ualihL
And yet, if wx! toi toaj.
rar, occhsa, thtre ba;Ts to U
just a.of-tlikk? d4s e&xir.,r
ruood the arth Ho a.s
tbetDooo, Move hkejy. i,u
troend iht rta wi:, u&4 itu, iU
hadowrd UgU ,zl t0
the moon a soaewhal ocrrr r .
JTha TuJ4ity retejJ Hsa-r be
f aore thiV toe "bU
la e
win r-egta to
frta tke
prof rod teg, bhKlx cTcViU 4o,
iv wrfea to mere than -alf-tscco"
for a fan henrr.
ly VSS a. m. coorieujy ihrorria
reesttta her shfcrpg wy.
in axjywte dseased by the s.
oount.r? Tee; bsi cri .ir.
, i tJtJ ffry
eooaday, by a two keen' acrlcC
dearth of direct rAaU&.
Tbiok of met-!iacw txfrir&ce
4urbf s wul c.st of 0.
h:ch oet.r lute e,.f t trla
Btes. Btrds sad Uasve t,4 ee
tssn er appaJUd by that rad2a.
brief darken TThsi if ii oc-tio'
ted for to tours? As evcaeUaaee
h'tVz oo the tun sasfdreUea
taoou.
tt
..vwtTer, u.ere are cwrui&tv
acitnjJs Uer te qss,ke with fra
sach tia.
Vrmnl isded tfcey trm framed te
Ihnee without a drr d( water; t
breathe air rarer thaa uSealiglt rto
deal tn aa X-ray ulai-d iefi;t.
ed lo leaar deya Mcb a seraaS 1&C
that is, can sid i4 be-crs cf co.
uaeoc. svshite carvhv-d by the
ltuiet doad at4 euaUr Wrj ribu
of sKoJiHcJi arciU Itxae,
K0
ar at
a caatter of ote three bcrurt,'
Jon F. Las-yaar.
Wake Fornt, K. C
ltarrirlife:wha.it- 'hnll . r- I
rt 7-,.;-Trr!, aurr and. opea to. the use ot ceauine wamty , ttt .
ai S , ---- - Z -.. ff MAaM. -aa A ' - 1'- n'" l V T V "fi ' 1. B k I
ou was: urmni KtoHiTB anaer. ;)t . iti n. m . . I i . .v . .
of good auxe&shlp. The raatneea of
these orgioixitioat, reaching at they
do to the uttermost poinu ef the
earth, cannot .fail to appeal to the
Scilla and Charybdii, for he b doing men who believe in the strength ef
his very best to do the thing rijrht. B,l7-
while the outsiders are oock-sar. he's I As previously stated, membership ! mbtl 10 Uie U any
wrong, and.. have iust fortv.'aevrnlin frateraal ord
the lavcideat of aa aJLett n
. . - v - a.''w vt 1
dozen, ideas about it that they affirm benahip, and good dtlaeashtn rr.
will be sure, t win. Squire -Jo nee I motes public welfare. The nrvJitT
announced ,that. he wonld beginOn) with which the laws jf the verioa
the firat of. the following month, to orgamxatiooe are enforced la a fitting
run "a first class couaty newspaper1 training for the proper obaervaivoe of
and getting out his prospetua be I the civil laws. It is c air Diirt
circulated it- broadaaat in his own to look at tbe quality of the oemUr-
and adjoining conntiea. He aras ahfp in the various Vrars to, ,ppre
soon flooded by viattora, the chair- date the fact that it( as : com poeed, M
man: of the ceunty Democratic Com- a tula, of the higD'efV ttraU of ril.
mitiee.callefl to know "if hU sheet jbarfon-and advanced thought. Mb-
was to be tbe organ of the Demo- UUrs of the gospel, phTsidiEX. fcrku
eratio arty??.Of eomre,of coarse, of the highest stajidicgliUrary tae,
CoIoneL" I: generally vote the Dem- merehanu and la fact every walk of
ocratio ticket" : . v life is renrtMnted.
The chairman of the. Re'pablicaol ' The fraternal rplruaod the brotb-
arty called, to know 4f that pro-1 "f wve taught by theW aocietxss
pottdsheei " waai to be - sf frTe tol001 fall to foner the etirit of bu-
oigbeet M&ae. litis
meets with a case
BtflecUonj of a Bichalor.
Toe can a e&ai u tat
good ot-iaioa of tviae4f by the war
he haj a poor oplabo cf etberiL
A wcaaa who res a bote
whh a big family ttartis a let taoa
ef, but she sever grta it.
Thepsily lisse m .womta eu erf
more botwuf ally than ever gobg
away on a trip is whea abe prU
be c besse a cxitL -
Aciibovite ca ach his "wife
ta twice aa esurt fcr hatic ttose
cf his knowls3e, . , - .
IXaasetst la io a wctsi ta btr
phokraph Ua'ahecl IL ,
4 ,