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locals.
?Her many friends are (
*ee in us riorence i"erneii
pest in the poetnfiioe here age
;f IJtH >.y f-.'M .>'?- ? >'!?* f
?J. E. Wilder, nephew
postmaster, is filling the posi
pjetmaang dnring the aha*
4 Mr. W. P. Edwards.
\ .. :nr ?Quite a number of onf
V went ont to Mr. Joe Stricklar
a family reunion and bar he
Thuradav of last week,
?Jim Young waa before
Morris this seek for fist
Moore's pond. After hear!
evidence he was released npb
fag $5.00 and costs.
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?On aeoount of the death
It. B. White the ball game i
Franklinton and Kittrell whi
, to have been played here on i
, ,,wgf postponed.
?-'Next'Btntday morning
' Methodiat SundSy School a
Class will bc'Srg^nized. All
men of this ibShftol and those
tending any school are cordi
. X, fifed to take part ih helping
organisation.
?The "Kiqg's Heralds," a
missionary society of the II
i Church, numbering thirl
' members, went ont in wa(
c3-. "Green 3111',' last Wetfnesd
spent a delightful afternoon
than one agreed With "Billy
Ttowe when he said ,kI wish 1
rain''too hard to go hoitie
^aSinl/1 lia*d4W'eta.r ?ll rtLobi
Pa^ f;? ~ difcffl
g&T" rj - ??*, Kfftnunr . Wtd
.;ff*mber .of. ?9. P. pretext
vfMXV regular dT>II ^biob wUl
0b , ,~ ^^Sep^mbe^^d, ft, be
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w?nu ?T.<V mem^r,,^J
ffefWWtf properl
have.
nerved utter tfie ^ril
drill will b? promptly *t 8
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IXWT BEi/e
The Successful man makes the im- /
possible possible. 7 /
He is not discouraged by any eombi- /
nation or series of combinations which
seem to be formed to obstruct hi9 on- /
ward pathway ' /
He never shirks a duty or shifts re- / . . _
sponsibility, and in this way only^-aocy' ~
cess is achieved^ / - The
successful man is never ma^uig * - *
excuses, and nine times out often-' you
will tind that the man who is airadept
in making apologies lacks forco enough
to clcse a sale.
He makes up in excuses what he
fails to rchieve in efforts.,
In the shuffle of life moet men oc
cupy just the place in business or society
for which they are especially fitted
and when each of us performs accurately
and with essential skill the
work which naturally befalls ue, the
. HOLUNGS\
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Personal ' ' <' ' conrioee sensible
rlad to f Chief A. B. Cooke went to Louie- t?' ^?re c?ncoc,
> to, eviaeDce that cor
at her | ul,r|{ * - < . strongly circumat
in. - j G. C. Moore, of Washington, D. ?
the C" k- Vi"i,,nK J' L >,i:ch''1L timenytoflSMmto
? e, Miss Leno King, of Haleigh,i? vis- and of bia forothe
Hop a* iting at B. lilsekley's. ; the entirely inde
snce nt' . -v" . Miss
Maggie Blackley* ot Chefaw, ot Representative
il! S. C, ia visiting kindred here. attempt wm math
people j0ha Drake, of WeldoD, ia'visit- ftuance fcfevott
M,' to ing bia brother, F. M. Drake. share ip the ?jacl
""" 0,1 E. M. Edwards left Monday for ???".??
, Baltimore for a few days vacation. t,le matter l<>.- ***
Sqaire _ .. _. . , fail to take the te
. ? if rs. J. B. Cheatham, of '-Atlanta, . ,
line at ? .. , . "higher up, who
s Ga., M visiting her people in town. ,r. ? ?(
ne the Vice-President til
h pay- Mrs- J- C" Tjwer*> of Washington, MntativB Bird
I>. C? is visiting her penpU- in town. guUtJ mM> e8Qap
Miss Martha Harris returned from ~
of Mrs. a vtai; l0 Scotland Keck the past ~ ~ , ~~~~~
jetween week 1 NOTICE TC
oh was r9 It j. Cheatham and children, AH persons wet
onday of Norfolk, are visiting relatives in j^>''
town. >: i'' ' - M - the undereigned, vi
.* ?v ? ? , . . .. i.'V cate so it wifl rpn
I ??> v?. r. r.awarae anil wife left later than lOo'cio
Baraca Tuesday for Baltimore to visit 1910' at
, will meet at Mt. 5
young; relatives. ' - purpose of electmi
not at- Rev. W. W. Staley, pastor of the E
ally in- Christian church, of, Suffolk, Va., is ^ ^ No 5,
iri the- .pending his vacation with his peo- '
pie hear here. AMERICA
junior* Mrs. 0. H. Harris, of Looisburg, I T (XXE
ethodist spent one djy the past week with -"lpa.iKTv a
y. eight Mrs. H. C. Kearney.
(one to Mr. Cox and wife, of the Blind Inay
and .titute of Italeigh, are spending their '
More vacation with her people here. 7\f
Buck Mrs, Helen Kobereon and little vfo.
it would daughter, of Emppria, ya^ is visit1
we ing her mother, Mrs. P. C. Person.
, .very A Three Million Jaek-Pot. 'VW?
at' the Anyoae who.know# .Senator Gore , .( I
Win4-,
,jng the pose and his truthfulness. Acoord- ?i[(n 1l
?, . He ing to Sep'atbr Gore's testimony, one Ml' iy/|V
aoogr in Hamon, the former Kepulican Na? jRJjynL.
,v tbev tional Committeeman from Oklako- vii iuXrw
H./icflvr?- jj'jmui hot , >j 'Vt.io'; "'UlAMJKOi
larbecue ma, attempted to hribe bint to preI,
The vetft legiilatiop that would virtually . KA Am3
o'clock.' Vfll^tt'!"^oMlurrav aontraots .in! Becaui 'we
L'6. C. jtee for tile sale of the In- Sejl and teeth
lpbnih\o m *t Wnd oil lands. Mr. Hamon __
denies it, but his denial will hjgdly Mrs. A.
Ulufouf Lvmuoa : ' mni . i-riu,
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EDNESDAY, AUGUST 24 1910 .
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J^JSTD W THE BEARIUS
<lay of the agitator and the meddler
will he gone and the dhy of Paradise
will have dawned with roVy promises of
universal peace> i \ Dlirin
The incompetent.insist tha\, unusual .
luck is dealt o.it to the man who sue- flUVe
ceeds, for sucoess b comes by V fixed nothil
law. and not by luck or accident^ but
then the incompetents -ere always ' could
gronchy and fault-finding. \
They are saud in the bearing^, andV haVe
because they, themselves, cannot ac- V- i i
complirh what they desire they are \ urni
snre that luck or some mpsterious fae- \ chines
tor aids and assists the more success- \ ?
ful man. \r' ' will
In other words, they are special!-- \
favored by fortune. . \ ey if J
That may be. but the moat successful \ ,
men whom I know bare not beep spec- Vulative
theorists.
VORTH, L
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rugtibrl-was afoot is DIAMONDBRAND
antial, and in sev- fefinued
by the tes- F)
r -Gare&. Secretary JjB
r. Then, there is . ^ ^TO,n .
pendent testimony eu^AS
Creamer that an LVBj:0J%i.<^ZniV
s by- Ilamon do, inhj
prpmieps .<*f a SOLD BY/ALL OftUGGISTS
It-Pot." The com- ? EVERYWHERE 5SK?
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jiQnJkedeniy for the remedyVwill deaden the ?
? u-Mers. pain or take the Soreness from _
N f^V FLLlA M8,
+r? CutsanqBruises 'M
N D E A U T I ; quicker than ^Lh's Liniment.
tSETS It is antiseptic! and the best
I" ?" ?" . pain remedy./ \ ,, I
AnyVomanwho One trial ypll convince you.
dhooses Can im- Noah's Liniment penetrates; ^
fcrove her pet- requires butJlittfts rubbing. yyi
I Aoual beauty ! f" \ !
/with little effort Here'A the. Proof A*i
I or expense. . j Mr Edwar(j 4yan. who has bean em- '
1 ttr. . ployed at the K)!d Dominion Iron and
I Wear an , Nail Works innllchmoqn, Va. for aboui.
h flfty years. makes the following stateI
A IIPP1/1 A IB ment: "Whtl#' working at my trad*j ji n I
f AMfiKlliAPI , (iron work) Vset ttrtslJM and cut fr?I
rJh wi se --- Quently, and?T And. tfesw-Noah's*. Wal-r l, I
I BfiAtJTf i TO*nt Jn/tW sCTneks out antf' L}' I
I . IT? " hfaU the wfund immediately. , Have ,
v ' also used voir remedy -fir rheutaatfimr- '
V ?.? ? js&iainp M
) the appearance_L. xmS*. lUbnt t? tholh.it remedy Cfi
anygErnthat
p;::-Irs laaSfitl w
tzoofen |^3wC?;v ffilgM
M. ^alllwljpt"- HbikI^ii rc
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T;; N , I
ASKETS I
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g- the past fifteen years I
built a business out of
ig with all the odds one f V\ I
have against him. W e ?
a strong assortment of
ture, Pianos, Organs, Mai.
Coffins and caskets and . - - I
promise to save you monrou
will give us a call.
ouisburg, N. C*
' . / 'BRING US YOUR
? Country Produce f
X ,We pay the highest prices for gutter. Kggs. Chickens X
Hams, Shoulders, middlings and other country pro
4k dues 'lv "**' > \ / J4Lr
a for the next fifteen daysifte will sell you men and A
ladie shoes at cost so as y> make room for our immense
A line of fall shoes. We jfandle the celebrated Peters I
w Snoes. Fruit Jars, Jar/tibberV Tops, Preserving ket- "^r I
^les, Tobacco Twine aipl Lanterns. 1
Brantley G Hicks I I
J * . I Louisburg. N. C.
ouisburg Bottling Works
E. L. HERMAN, Proprietor. I
MAHUFACTU REliS OF I
arbonated Nbn-Al6oholic Ciders, I
les and Soda waters, All Flavors. I
y bottles and ca/eA cost me money. 50 I
ins to $1 wiU bfe charged for each case,
id 5 cents for dach bottle not ' returned.
p?p$pu ordfer goodk you want them,
id, you will greatly helV us fill orders by
turning empties promptV