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Professional Card pi
rvR. ARTHUR HYNES FLEMING. J
? Surf?oii UenlUl, jOiRce
hi Ferd Building. Main awl Naah street. B
LouTibarjf. N. C. .
Hours: 0 to 4 JO. Phone No. 4#.
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:FHY81C*AN /
Louiaburg. N. C. Pboua/No. 166
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lj*II AN K LINTON HOTEL j y,
Frauklintoo. N. ty
H. A Speed. Proprietor. oi
* Good Llrerv in cotfoction Of
w r &
jJ'L C. H. BANKS j ? -- H|
DENTAL Sl/ltHEON
L'.uirbur^. N. C.
??ttiire iu Hick* Building, Mnin Street.
p H. COOKE j
ATTOaWET-AT-LAW .
LoJehorg, N. C.a J
< 'r-r Cooper &AM??>tH>intrt Store. Prompt
t-ntiou given All legal business entrusted mm
to me /
-L Lj
a?r jjU. J B. MALONE jn
PHYfllClVN and SO BO EO N
/ Loumhurz, N.
/ , . * itOC
Off! e in reAr of Ilwasley*Alston Drug Store.
nit. aJ p.. burt
PHYSICIAN au.J SL'KQEOJi
/ Louieburg, N. C.
^ OIBm over P. S. A K. K. Mien's ttbpre
/ .
Ult/' R. K. TAltBDKOUOIl
I'HYSI IAN ami SliKUEON
Louisliurtc, N. (*. . (jjv
Office In Turbo rough A Bieketl building.
Night call* answered t otn T. W ftiokett s
residence, phone 74.
g B. MASSES BUflO
attorx^T AT LA * ?
^"**-?^Iaoui*t>U'.^E, N. IWI
Will pr.ieti?vMM^vUf lAvmrM ol t.h? State |^|
Office in Building
WM- IlkYWO^il) Itjt'FFLN' jn
ATTORNEY vAT LAW P64Lo-i.bnru.Vx.
C Sr,ttl
Will pracireln all eourfcA of Franklin anil ^oc
a.I ctiing c?>Unri-? ill*' ill the Supreme TGd
I'o'i-i in I in ilia Unit.'* ! Stitii** I> tricf ami tioi
i'ir ; i Chip!, i-lltfc* of -r Firet Natiouul
Brink. *
fji it. VYILDKK V
ATTORN*BY AT LAW
v laouieburu N. 0.
. ilhv on Mhia afreet in Cooper building.
ol'UHLL ^ HOLPBN
\ TO t N B Y .4 AT LA W y ^ (
LraiitAmrg, N. C. f
Will attend* the Xourts'^L IrauUiUj Vnnte. .
Granville, il ?rr#\ tttid p?Jticopi???ii. il*o
th- Supreml Cultt ?. ?ortl? |Ciiro?i*?n .
|frmi'.|it aitAtinn siveii 10 CdHtftio'^
in S|>iuili ImBding. y jAJ
1* W. Bit-kitt. IN R. B While .
L'?i ?i>Ut'if, iLl\ \ Fr^nkHnto '.
gll'KBTT 4 WHITE
J LAWYIEBS
Ifcu'ebur^A N C.
The *fttlemeat.A? e*r.?teJtfor ex*cu'-nAd- ?r.
? mini^trAton am Uuftrilram in nuwle ? epec- ??_
laity*'-etjnndti rc^uved l?v law ? |>e
seenr*d iti lie office. \ ..
Oltt in YnrBorough A \Biek< i l.r.iurinif.
| 7 \"" In
U; M. PIC HBO f/ - \
ATTlMtNWY AT lA A
Lojaburg, N. 0 \ *
Practice in all citwta. OIBm oiAMain Street
W- it. YA|fBOR<ll!illl..|r. \
ATTORNEY ATM?\\ ^
All IrgAfBuailieaa iut.rn<t*? I ?. nil r-cpi.e Mu
prompt attention. ?in Egertou pro
BuildioffM
hoY / .R'
CONTHAVTOIl Mild BUILDER ?
7 ?Sjmj
I<nandmi i g, N./C. ?
Trading agent. fori all kitrl/ol building ?npplics*.
artUtic Mftiulm myi Tiles. Architectural
designs KUboaittey
~DR rORD
0ENffIST.
Fraokliutoi^. N. C.,
+- \ .
This contrictor (forresults.
Some year* ago a contractor buildinc
2 railroad in \a warn rlimafp utaa
troubled a 3rea\ ch^al by sickness
among 'he laborery
He turned his Intention at once to
their iood and found that they were
getting full rational of meat and were
drink'11? watenroa a stream near by.
He isa&ed^Mdera to cut down the .
jrnount of nuat and to increase greatly
(he quantify of Quaker Oats fed to the
men. / \
He /so boiled Quaker Oats and
mixed the -thin oatmeal water with
their drinking water. Almost instantly
all sign* of stomach disorders passed
and his men showed a decided improvement
in strength and spirits. This contractor
had experience that taught him
the great value of good Oatmeal. S3
j >packed in regular tit* packages,
- ,,,(1 in hermetically sealed tins for hot
dim""* . * \ .
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rhe Famo
t the Lamp of Real i
>o?uac h gtrci the best H)
mps. Tba Rayo gives a wt
?Ikjw, dflhraed light?easy
(T because it cannot flidju
in use rom- ayes as long as.
ader the Rayo light witho^
The Rayo Lamp I* iow-pr
ren though you pay $S, $10 t
her lampa, you may get/nore
ooratiooa but you caynot ge
(hr thaa th# low-pricati Rayo
roog, durable ahad^holder 1
wde on first aod ^rue. Thil
ear burner nckta strength and ap
Once a Rnyo tW, Always
-m^
Xf Standard Oil
f (iMerpwaiaJ
teep ,Wt)at
>d crops are of no lasting benefit iT
you' Make your successful harye
live till the next one. Bank y
needs require and see to it
maimng at the end c
profit fron
THIS BAN!
YOUR NIC
e you every consistent accommodat
possible to make your faim invi
it has eyei
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CITIZENS fiAIN
ow Locates
HoUingsworth Furniture St ?re
i|)le of Louishurg and Franklin
lulard^ivatch cases and "inoveme
ids and ojTfcuiiil puo'Im. Berns n
lian to fittiu^^eVe-^ktsses arid s
i free. *
J O Hf*
THE JEWELER
Just R<
lew line of Sample Shu** add S
their are
>:?. THE BAR
l if , ?
W. B./
LOUISBI
Each Issue of The Frankli
of Intefe!
\
lie Mutual Life
NEW ;
tual Li?e with the assurance that/!
mpt, careful and confidential attcn
P. TAYLOR
I *SH<
A have more Shoes Ahn
4^ Ree'my linn
I I have air
4 want for \
X and/
Brantley
Louisbi
J. ' :. v -t i
us j?ay&
Beauty , ?
;bt of.all ,
lite, soft,
' on the f~ s
eiC You ^ X.
you wish X X
it strain. / - A
Iced, and I , \
t $20 for *" k I maw J Expensive
\
tla better \XHBa'
gives. A
hilds the
s season's ^Bj mp
p-^ a r a 11 c c.
i One.
ryiiarrik for dtxrtpHt*
mgmcj a/the
Company
> \ ^B3y
\ Yoa Heap
yol sp/nd every year all that they bring
tst no rnore than merely enable you to
ounproceeds, check out as your
; thW there is a surplus re f
af Years time?a clear
i tM business.
A WILL KEEP
)NEY SAFE
ion atd co-operate with you in every way
sstmant pay greater dividends than
dona before.
| K \ HENDERSON, N. C.
\
i Permanently
/
where I willyCe pleased to supply the
County wiwij the Infest creations ir
nts, dinuyCndk, fine* jewelry, novelt\
griiliiiit# <Optician I cive special at
Ekaminntiou an<l consulta
J^ON
'and optician
sceived
A /
ample N<dn<>?f>. Coma quick Itefori
G#IX VfOHE
cobKE
jrg, N-\t.
n Times I Will Have Something
5t Regarding
Insurance Company
A YORK
tandVrd Annan* Dividend Policies of Th
iny Wuainess entrusted to me will havi
tion. \
nt ^ Louisburg, N-C
srsfiPitwwwitwyifwiwi
OES~]
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id roomy It will pay joa t A
before/you bay.
lVthing you I
Mien, Ladies 4
Children T
Vi. Hicks
iirg\ N. C.
^ V . 'U. /
SUNDAY SCHOOL,"
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Lesson IX.?Fourth Quarter, For
Nov. 27, 1910.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES. ^
Text of the Lesson, Matt, xxvi, 57-68.
Memory Verse, 64?Golden Text. I
Pet. ii, 23?Commentary Prepared
by Rev. D. M. Stearns.
A great nwe should be upon us as
we read or write or think upon these" ~
things. Behold the Son of God yielding
Himself for our sakes to sinful
men. See the hatred of men to God
and the proof that the carnal mind is
enmity against God. As they came to
take Him In the garden He went to
meet them, saying. "Whom seek ye?" "
To their reply "Jesus of Naxaretb" He
said "I am." and they went backward
nnd fell to the ground. He allowed
them to rise, to approach Him again
and to take Him and .bind him and
lend Him away to Annns and then to ^
Caiaphas. All the disciples forsook 1
I Him and lied, but a young man f' . v
lowed, having just a linen cloth a' Ait
his naked body, which he lef4 iii the
hands of his pursuers as the tried ta _
lay hold oi him. and he fh,d naked.
We shall have to ask Mark who that young
Ednn was. as he alone records It
(Mark xlv, 51. 52t.. Jt was an oppor
tunlty of fellowship with Je4us which
he. like tHe others, 'missed. Simon
Peter and John returned nnd followed
Jesus. John gting iu to the palace of
the high priest - for he vytts known tn |
him. but Peter rotuaipKtu without tin |
til Jolm. *pok?-/~fo <fTe maid that kepi}
the sloor and brought i:i Peter, 'i'lici
f he sat with the servant* and warmed
hlmlelf at their tire. But we must
lea ye his story till ijext week.
I* reply .to, the high priest's question
as to Jesus' doct.'ihe Be replied I
"In secret have I said nothing; * . |
ask them which heard me" tJobn xviii. I
15-24t. They brought man. false wit-j
r nesscs to testify against Jesus, but I
none of them agreed In their .tcv?U-<?
rnoiiy. not even the two of verse 0" ]
See Mark xlv. 56-59. To the high j
? priest's question. "Answerest- tlto'ij'
i nothing?" Jesus held Ills pence, fo. 1
there-was nothing to reply to. In !' ,
_ xxxv. 11. it Is written. "False witness
es did rise up; they laid to my charge-1
things that I knew not." Unless you i
have been similarly ill treated you can - i 3
not imagine how hard it is to put .in I ]
praetice I's. xxxvlll. 13. "1 as a deaf;
tnau heard not. and I was as a duniu ;
man thai openeth not his tuouth."
When the high priest said, "I nd-!
' ; jure thee hy the living tied that thou j
J tell us whether thou be the Christ, the .
JSou of Cod" (verse 63). then Jesus'*
j shitL.."l am, and ye shall see the Son}
! of Mafr--fci|ting on the right hand of j 1
power and coming In the clouds of! J
* heaven" (Mark xivrtSi*. with verse 64)
Then they judged Ilim guilty of blasphemy
and condemned tlirn to die.
But It was the truth that lle^ spake;--!
and tlioy shall yet see it. and if they i ]
did not repent before they died they c
shall have to hear His "Depart from c
me. ye cursed." After they judged c
llim guilty of death they mocked Him,
blindfolded Him, struck Him ou the
face, spit in His face and said. "Proph- 1
esy unto us. thou Christ, who Is he
that smote thee." Even the- servants
smote Ilim with the palms of the.. ,
* hands (Mark xiv, 65). When morning
* was come they bound Him ^.nd led
llim away and delivered Ilim to Pon- ^
tius Pilate, the governor, that he might >
r have Him put to death, their accusa-1 (
3 tlon being that he was a malefactor, j
The result of Pilate's examination of ;
Ilim was a three or four fold testimony I ,
that lie found no fault in Hira and. ac- '
J cording to the harmony, a sevenfold at-1
tempt to release Him. Pilate's wife
also sent him a message saying. "Have (
thou nothing to do with that just
man. for I have suffered, many things t
I this day in a dream because of Ilim."
When Pilate learned that He was of
e jurisdiction, he sent Him to llerod.
hoping thus to be rid of this difli ult
and perplexing rase. But as Jesus a.
swered Herod nothing Herod with bis
B men of war set Him ut naught and
mocked Him and arrayed Uiui in a
? gorgeous robe and sent llim again to
J Pilate (Luke xxiii. N lib There was
no Imprisonmetrt; there was no semblance
of n fair trial. It was not un|
like some of our modern eases of i
lynching, except that it had -seemingly
the sanction of bot!i church am!
state
But this man was God. suffering all
this ant] nil that followed for mo and
leaving all Ells redeemed yu example
that wo s' ould follow in Ells step*:
who did no sin. neither wns guile
found iu HI* mouth: who when lie
wns reviled reviled not again: when
Ho suffered lie threatened not, but
committed Himself to Him that Jude- |
ctb righteously <1 Pet. II. 21-23). "lie
wns oppressed, ntnl lie was afflicted,
yet He opened not Ills mouth. . lie Is
brought as a lamb to the slough;or. 1
and as n sheep before her shearers Is J
dumb, so He openoth not his mouth"
(Isa. llil, 7> Being redeemed by His _
grent sacrifice. It Is our privilege to
sulTer with Him. to fill up that which ?
Is behind of the afflictions of Christ In ;
our flesh for His body's sake, which ?s "
the church (Rom. rill. 17: Col. I. 24>. #
manifesting by Ills grace the ornn
raent of a meek and quiet spirit, which
Is In the sight of God of great price J
(I Pet. 111. 4i. Peter speaks of himself
as a witness of the sufferings of Christ
(I Pet, v. li. and he whoi>nt'e rebelled \
at the thought of Christ suffering tella *
us to rejoice if we are partaker? of
His sufferings (1 Pet Iv. 12. 13i.
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~y
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FULL LIT
OF
NEW G
^ V ' " *
JUST RpCE
The Racket
ur jng which are Coat Suits, Cloak?, ChiXdre
'..ngs too numerous to ipention. Ramernhei
rant here at live and let live prices. \
\
MRS. A M:
I What other rrofing will last as long aftd lc
They're firepafoo/, stormproof, and very aa
They can be/Uid right over wood shingles
ating dirt or inconvenience.
For prices ind other detailed information
M. HOUCK, Louisbi
H Bi? Hedflctioi)
?
W hen I sa\ reduction I mean reduction <
tore with big eigne and misleading caideto c
lo this with the prices I give you on the gooi
[ have unintentional
my sEorf
Tor t-he fail trade and ] have got ifj-neV a gi
tan meet my bills when due. Ify^ou want blali.at
my store and you will find thein.i If \
ome in and let me show vou/what I cctald st
. / \
Remember I/must js<
; proportion of ax
tnd this wjll be done without any regard tkr |
ire of the very-highest in both style and iqt
3oiie to see me and let me show you. 1
AAROIVf DEITZ, LoJi
School have
a fall line Of school
sale cheap. A nice lVne of
and tablets for the children
n call before you get yopr su
Fancy J&rOc
We carry a fulldnd complo\
fresh and fancvr groceries an
your order pr/mpt and pers*
tion. Givers a trial and le
/
GEORGE H.
For i,
MONUMM
TOMBSTONES ^URBI
FENCING VfrftteVo
Suffolk Marble Works.
/ Watch iMris
/f V ..
1
T JL? f- ; '>&
sje
: : -
OODS
:ived
t Store
ng Flush Cloaka and other
r you can get what you
hall;
GLES
day and have never needed
10k as well ?
sily laid.
^Jf necessary, without creappiy
to
urg, N.C.
iir Prices
<nd I am net decorating my
ntch your eye. I propose to
Is.you want to buy.
7 overstocked *
i
j
rat portion of it so that I
rrgains that are real bargains
ou buy soinewliere else then
ive you on the same articles
ill the larger
ly stock
(ro'fit. Alt of these goods
lality, new and up-to-date.
sburg N. C.
Books
/
/ ;
/oooks for
stationary
(Sive us
ipp'yeries
je line of
i\ will give
ooal attent
serve
COOPER
VTTC!
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NG and IRON
- Suffolk, Va.
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