Professional Card
JOEL WHITaKER
Lwiiibni
M. C. /
lid out/ for de
: sad I drainage
Suburban
PHYSICIAN
?JinlilinrtL H. C.
|H- C. H. BANKS
DENTAL I
Lctmnri
OOce la Hitka Boili
ILoaUbailN. C.
M Htore. ^Prompt
bosiaau tatraatod
|R. J. E. MALON1 , Supt. Health)
Louiakarg N. C.
<? to tTBoak Ltnii
Street. Offlcafpra tica. SurRery
and cinsu ation..
P8TSICI4N u<
Lonibnri
Office orer P. B. A K
8UBGP0N
M^C.
K. Allen's Store
i
D* " '? I
PHYfllfl.
OtH o? ia Yatpor
Mi..k< II- ..1
AKBOl ODOB
IAN &Q( 8DKGEON|
>uiHl>art4 N. C.
_ _,>6roa?h 4 Bickstt Daiidicg. I
Nitfht calls aiswsred frim T. W. Bickett s
residence. phfas 74.
U. Hi
WOOD RuFFlN
AOTOENEY lT LAW
will practicsjli
n all coar
rsr
of Franklin "and |
. . Iii tht 8nnr? .
and inf f lie Onited Btates District and
Circuit Court,. Offlcic oier First National
Bank.
adjoiniu* 4>uutie?.^
DEB
A-lTOKNK.VfAlr LAW
tonlaburg. K. C.
n street ta^ooper building.
Will attend tl e court* of
C^aorille. \Ta rat. an I
C?- Supreme Couit
Pt pt at tent c/n given 1
la ^ uill build nif.
J PRUILL^ { HuLDBN 1
?iH)RxETSl
. ranklin, Vance,
V, eonntiss, also
orth Cant linn.
4 collections Orflci
T.W.Bick#tt,\R.B. While. E.H. Malone |
IITG A |M ALONE
glCKETT
dr r
DENTI?
[Franklin ton.
t A. RC
Tinwork
Louisburg,
Will m?k?
Work Guaranteed. lOall
w) an in ne?d of atjrt|ing >? ?7 |
RD
4ers
?T.
pn *n y job
or write
COULDN'T
COOK k MEAL
felt, to I Mat ?|
taking It, Z k?ca
away.
Now,*T aa ct
grateful, latMd,
tea* for ma. I ?
It will jar jtm to
1 0,000 Pounds
HESTER
Franklinton," N. C
May th< ?"
New Year I ring
You
ueaitu, Weal
ah and
Prosperity
To Make Rpom
.. * F?r'
Our Spring I Stock
We
Will'ltf^ke Special
Prices on all
Winter Opots, Now
is the Time to
' - ? Gel
REAL BAj^AINSl
Evferybod}
i
ly invitet
at
BEATEN TO DEATH
WITH A ROM
~T
Murderer Tells He SHeneed
His Friend.
/ ? t ? -
> - v ? t ? r.
Sixteen Trooper*' Capture Man Near
Pottevllle, Who Beat Friend to
Death With a Rock. -
"He -wouldn't listen to me, so I si
lenced him," declared Tbomaa Kan
plskey calmly as he walked Into hi*
boarding house at 8t Clair, ne*r Potta
TiUe. Pa. ?
That Kanplskey had indeed allenced
him was evidenced when the body of
his companion, Anthony Petcbeskle.
was "Kiuud uu the highway, with the
Head badly mutilated.
This occurred on Thursday, but It
was hot until Friday that the elreiun
atances became knpwn and Kanplskey
waa placed undei* arrest, his bloody
shirt being mute evidence of the deed.
The accused man told his boarding
-Distress that he waa In company with
the murdered man and they had a
fight with some people. Aitei wards
they drank some at St. Clair and start
ed (or home. On the way they had a
dispute and Kanplskey said he knock
ed hi sjrletlm^lown.
' The man began yelling, and In order
to silence him Kanplskey struck him
with * rock. ."Oh, be merciful," pi? (1;
ed the victim, but his cries were ??
lenced by even more terrible blows
from a rock.
nistrlct Attnm?. T .veins lis* decided
to put the (ClsoneT on trial at the NO
?ember term of court.
As soon as the erfme was reported
sixteen of the most experienced state
troonera were sent throughout the
county and several to the scene of the~
crime. They soon discovered that Kan
plakey was the last man seen with the
slain man.
The troopers went to Kani.Sskef'B
boarding bouse, where they learned
that he had left. The squ&d-Of sixteen
followed several clews by which they
succeeded In tracing; the suspected
man to Duncott.^to the home of his
cousin, Dominic Kanplskey.
Cuban ^h sv^lT^^'d 1st Ir'rt'll
Cubans and Americans, two vessels
launched at the yards of the Cramp
Hhlphnllrtlng rnmpAny ll) Philadelphia.
The protected cruiser Cuba slid
; Patria followed sixteen minutes later.
The two vessels were blocked up
about a square apart. The launching
party, consisting of many Cuban offi
cials and United States service men
and civilians, first assembled nn the
platform about tun anuw cupa
Then Senorita Marina Uumez, a
daughter of th? "president of ilia Cu
ban republic, grasped a bcttlo of
champagne in her hand, and just as,
the big hull began to quiver slie hurl
ed it against the steel bow and named
~tfte Cruiser for hr-r native' land; ?
Scarcely had the Cuba -slid grace
fully <wt into the Delaware river
-wben-th? launching party moved over
to the ways that trffld the Patrla. Here
Senorita Narclso Qgmez. -another
daughter of President Gomez, was
given the bottle of wine. Senorita
Narclsa threw the wine with sueh
force that It" splashecl on the grotjp
about her. .
As each of the vessels left the ways
Cuban flags were waved and Cuban
[ cheers were given1 with a will by Cu
bans and Americans alike. These are
the flrat real fighting ships of the
Cuban navy, which at present boasts
of but a few small vessels for coast
defense.
4ay-Arbuckles Cornered Coffee.
Arbuckle "Brothers Co., accord
ing io storlt'B flri-.iiatud In lawer Wall
street, in New York city, have cor
nered the coffee marke*. The con
sumer now. has to -pay the price that
the firm .dictates tor two of the things
he, tires most? sugar rnd coifee.
Following 'the already sensational
advances of the las. ceYirm. weeks,
there grns a j imp of practically a rrn!
a pound in the New \ork coffee mar
ket ? one of the bluest"' price move
ments In the history of the trade, that
carried DecemJ?er. contracts up to.
14.46 or within five points of the re
cently predicted 15-cent level.
Business surpassed In volume any
thing ' ever Aoted except in times of
extreme excitement and approximated
400,00(1 bags for the day. iTho /tiarketr"
closed only a few points i ff from tbe
top with the tone steady yt prices that,
ranged anywhere from far to 102 points
above the closing figthns of last Wed
nesday. /
Mob Lynches Two Negroes.
A. B. Richardson and Ben Woods,
colored, were taken from the city Jail
In Caruthersville, Mo., by a raob which
battered*<lown the door? and lynched
the two men.
The body of Richardson, riddled
with bullets, was found floating In tbe
Mississippi river.
. For some time feollng against eoh
ored men has been at a high pitch.
Colored men kntrwn as police charac
ters were warned to leave the city,
and many complied. Richardson., re
garded as a desperate man, was. lock
ed up whUe the police were lnvestl
. eating several robberies.
Woods Was arrested for an attack
fyo young white women a? rtmj
- : ? i-V" - "T' ' ' " "
Wera retnrnimg horn* from a Mora to
which thef are employed. New ? of the I
arrest brought seventy-five masked
men to the jail. They broke Into the !
e?Mi. dragged the colored- men oat
Ud disappeared.
General Hoyt Weds.
Ml as Cot* McK. H&rbold, of Dllls
burg, York county, -Pa., was married
to Brigadier General Ralph W. Hoyt,
O. 8. A, to Philadelphia. <
The ceremony was performed at the
home of Thomas E. Rlchardaoo. 421
-where Mlea Harbotd visits when she
la to Philadelphia. Rev. Mr. LoCg, pas
tor of'the DUllburg Methodist church,
offlclated. '
After the wedding trip General
Hoyt and hla bride will live at St.
Paul, Minn.
"Corpse" Comes to Life.
While he was being carried into an
undertaking establishment on the
West Side to Chicago, David Easier,
thirty-two years old, of La Orange, 111,
who was thought to be dead, auddenly
r?1n?(1 oon^lnn.n"..
ill li lll^?
"Ttw fflft aut of ht|rt; rm -Mot going
to -die yet."
Kaaley may recover from Injuries
suatalned when he was struck on the
head with a rifle While quarreling with
Roacoe Holts over a woman.
Slain In Barn Near Home.
Fred Sprlngman, formerly president
and principal owner of one of the larg
est express transfer companies |n
Washington, waa found murdered In
a barn near hla home, in Prince
George county. Maryland.
Harry W. Sllbrook, a twenty-one
year-old farm hand, formerly-of Maine,
>M arrested, charged with the mur
der. Sprlngman once had contracts
for delivering and collecting mall^-Hi
every section of the United Stated
^
Negro. Gets H Years Robbery.
- WHHaof? Diamond, a negro despe
rado, was convicted to the Somerset,
N. Y_ court won t .e charge of shoot
jpg and yTObblos Cbirlw M, Db?
mas, a merchant of thif borough, is
he wis riding r? the public highway
^la company wt,.'; hla wife to an auto
' mobile on tbe. night of Aug. 24. He
was sentenced by Judge C. E. Case to
serve a term of fifteen years at bard
labor In the state prison.
Bandits Hold Mine Owner.
Pedro Agnilera, minlhg engineer,
mine owner and u member of the
Spanish-American Iron company, ae
cordlng tb a report received In San
Ltligb; Cuba, was seised by bandits and
is held for a ransom of 120,000.
The kidnapping is raid to have tatp~
en place on the company's property
i? Fil finero mlnen
i
Badly Burned by "Voodoo* Cure.
A "voodoo" cure j for rheumatism
exploded in- the home to Wilmington,
Pol-. ut Mil HTm? Ifjwi ftfly-one
years old, and enveloped her in a mass
of Jlames. She was Imd'y burned and
may nrifrro nvpv 'r"r> nil ivm phrprt
; IB ft ptwotv the top oi tfce stove te^be
i hpntert prtor tn nppiirntlnn,
Montana Buried Under Blizzard.
Southwestern Montana is in the
grip of a terrific stowstorm that has
cut 6tf Butte from communication with
the ontside workL Every telegraph^
and telephone wire into Butte? bee
been leveled, communication ceasing
at Helena and Deer Lodge,- on the
north, and Dillon on tire south.
Mormon Leader Dies.
John- Henry Smith, a member of- the
^rst presidency of the Mormon church,
being second ^counsellor to the presi
dent, Joseph Smith, died suddenly in
Salt Lake City, Utah. He was1 slxty
flve ^ears old. Hemorrhage of the
.lungs c*use(L_dteath.
? - Laughter Caused Death.
~ laterally splitting his sides with
laughter while witnessing a comedy In
a Boston theater, Thomas M. Ryan
-raptured a bTckxS-yogoel ncar-hla heart
and died shortly afterwards.
Senator Jeff Davis Weds,_
United States Senator Jeff Davis
arid Miss Lillian Career were married
In Ozark. Ark.
They left for Salt Lake 'City. This
is the second time Senator Davis has
been married.
Building Falls; Three 1Wew Lose Lives
T^hree men were killed and one in
jured in the collapse of a flvestory
brick building under construction at
Battery and Hanover streets, Bpston.
GENERAL MARKETS
PHILADELPHIA ? FLOUR quiet;
winter clear, $3.40@380; city mills,
-fancy, $5. 80(53. 6.25. s 3
RYE FLOUR steady: per barrel,
5^5.40.
WHEAT .steady; No. 94V&@
95&chn Arm; No. 2 yellow, 80c.
OATS steady; No. 2 white, 62?
S2V.r.; k>wer era&Sr-Mc.
POULTRY : Live steady: hens, 13(9'
14c.; old roosters, 10V4? 1 lc. Dressed
tlrm; choice fowls, 17C.; old rooste s,
i04c.
BUTTBR steady; extra oramsry,
13c. per lb.
EGOS steady; selected, 31 @ 33c.;
nearby, 27c.: western. 27c.
POTATOES firm, at. SO @ 90c. busheU.
Live Stock Market*.
PITTSBURG ({Jnlon Stock' Yards)?
CATTLE stead; choice. .{7<40&UO;.
prime, tfi.2&?6;85. .. ' ' ,
SHEEP alow; prime wethers, $3.80
?4; culls and common, $1.8002;
lambs, t3.SQ6S.10; veal calves, $9 it
9.50.
- HOGS lower; prime heavies, (6.800
?M: mediums, f6.80iff6.8B; heavy
Yoriers, ?6.80?6.85: light Yorkers,
WJS??<0; plgm, ?5??; roughs, |5.7 S
/ .<
A . .. ~ .
Do you
erery ten
ply rheumat ?
cold or damp, ,
and requir*T
evert Ape
fn?e|y and si
lief. For i
fully nine oat of
are aim- 1
? ? Ida* to!
rebromo rhsu^ni. ,
* rod tre?tn3at w .
amtwrlaia Linim
It ?./a?
GET YOUR MOfoeY BACK.
M Thla .Med lain* Dm Not Satisfac
torily B?n?ftfYoUi -
Practising pbyslclans a spe
cialty of stomach troubl? are really
responsible for the formats flom
which Rezall Dyspepsia Tablets are
made. We bare simply profited by
tbe experience of experts.
?Our experience with Rexall Dyspep
ala Tablets leada ua to bellere them
to be an excellent remedy for tbe re
lief of acute Indigestion and chronic
dyapepala. Their Ingredients are soorh
lng and healing t? the Inflamed mem
branes of the stomae^. They are rich
In pepsin, one of tbe greatest digestive
aids known to medic InK The relief
they afford la almost immediate
Their use with perstetency 'and regu
about ,a. cessation of the pains cause*
by stomach disorder*.
" , Rexall Dyspepsia Tableta aid to in
sure fieUtliy appetite, aid digestion,
and promote nutrition. As evidence
of oar sincere faith In Rexall Dys
pepsia Trlil eta. we ask you to try
tbem at our r|fk. If they "do not
giro you entire satisfaction, we will
return yon the mo icy you paid us
for them, without q lestion or formal
ity. They come In iiree sizes, prices
29 cents, SO cents and $1.00. Re
member. you^can >btaln them only
nt our store ? T te Rexall Store
Seoggta 1 rug Co.
No
Havipg qui
the estate of
late
all persona holdii
estate to
signed on "or bef
?p this notice wi
their recovery,
estate will com'
be
forward
mediate settlement.
8th, 1911. D. C. 1
12-B-et-nd.
administrator of
"ester, deceased.
is to notify
iniB against bis
to the under
"imber 8th 1912,
td in bar of
na owing said
make im
Dedember |
NOTON,
AHm
N?ice
Haying qu'alitied^BB the admiwiatra
tor of Mrs. otelia Wilder, deceased;
late nf nfKrankllip-olinty this IB
notify all ?parsons fcaring claims against
the Baid estate tu present the aamo to
the nudersrgired an oi before the 8th
day of December, 1912, or -tl
wi]l be plead in oar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate will
iteaBe make iiritnedtote payment. This
Jitj.~H.~iS
ofjMra Ot
Wm. H. Ruffii, Atty.
ELL, Adm.
TJTWfTOrT
NOrth Carolina, \ In the Superior
Frajiklin County. f Court,
PLizzik Chavers) ?
vs. I Divorce Proceedings!
Jessie chavbrst) /
The defendant abo me nampdwill take |
notice that a summons in/he above en
titled action wal issued bythe undersign- 1
ed ClerltHrf thJ Sucferkffr' Court for said
county amLftatey offi December 11th
1911, .and tHl s a/p summons was re- j
turned by the^hjfiff of said county and j
State endorsedWDefendant not to be!
found in my couJMy, said to be out of J
| the State, said iummons was made re
turnable the 6yi Monday before the first
Monday in MhrIi, 19|2, it being the 22nd
day of Januaft, 1942X it being the re^
" ir term oy PrankniW Superior Court
and- from tire c6mplaint and affidavit
tiled in this/cause It_ appears _that the
plaintiff has a good cafeje of action
against thAsaid defendant?^* ow. there
fore, the Aid defendant, Jes?? Chavers,
U take notice that he ia reauired to
l ar>i>ear at~ sa d time and- placAand an
swer or Jemur to the complaint Tiled in
said cauie, or the relief demanded in
said complaint ~wfflhe granted;- W it
nesa mf hand this, the 11th day of De
cember, 1011,
? J. J. Bahrcw,. -
Clerk Supeiior Court for Franklin
12-15-4t* County, North Carolina.
Nctice of Summons.
North Carol in;)
In the Superior
Clerk.
G. W. Strict la
S. S. Strickland,
Strickland, W.
Strickland, T.
Strickland, Algy
? M etv ill Strickla
ner and wife, L41
Strickland.
To Mel
fendnftts ?1
You ,
entitled
in the Su_
ty before'
Court, for
the lands of
late of Frank'
lina, among
will further taj
required to a
Clerk of the
county, N. C.,
N. G.. on the
and answer
said MtiOn,
to the Court/ for
In said petition.
DeceitiDer, 1911.
Clerk of the
Frank
W.H .Tar borough, Ji
tta
"-Franklin County, .
Court. Before the
d, K. T. Strickland,
. R. Strickland, ,H. J.
. Strickland. B. P.
. Strickland. Noah
trickland *? :
s. i .
1, Haywood Faulk
Fa"ultncr and Lee
lland, one of the de
ed.
e that an aotion,
been commenced,
of Franklin coun
of a*id Superior
ot parti Honing
" nd, deceased.
North Caro
law, and yoa
that you are
J. J. Barrow,
Court of Franklin,
ce in Lauisburc,
f January, 191%
) the petition in
itiffi will apply
"ef demanded
le 15th day of
.Att'i
f Court
, N. C.
for plain
Vi
complete cure ctlfl^h
ed In hundreds ft cam
marvelous cure/ Rhei
the cause, set# at the
Inside, sweeps/ the . poll
system, tones Ap the sfc
the bowels aaS kidneys
gists at 60c. And H; in
at 28c, and BDc.. by ma
Bobbttt Chemical Co.,
Gets At The Joists Pi
JUST
gyr? m^lUe with ?S2(A>
^^feal^jassc
BOLD BY ALL IkRUGGISTS
j ag" everywhere sags
W. B. morton\
ship in
make
venience.
is a
to
Kive us
will
customers con
four chairs which
will not have
Sped
axll0Hl1Oh
Is calle*
OPTI
equipped witbVll
h:iT v f?r mabinjf
and scientific ex a1
Is Now
For
to the *act that m'j
L / OFFICE
natrumcDts necee
most thorough
ination of the eye.
and Ready7
eivice.
JUie opportunity of, lia\ing yo.ur eyes
examined by nil expenrnwd speci
alist is tlins offered the toublic with
the assuranoe that nothing possible
shall be left u rid one to diekover the
cause of and /correct all ajrors of
viaion.
Since operJng my office, N har&
had a fine class of trade, a far\nore
liberal palriyuige Llian one uuiild
peet in as ahort a while. I am |
pared to / urniah Autoglasses a\d
evesf thina in the optic*! line.
Office Next Door to
Entrance
Office Hours front 10 to 4 O'clook
Wks !
Now is the! time to get
your fireworks
am Selling Them N.iw,
APER
'hriatmaa ?*?. Kor
nm overpUxlied
^inf,in.>o to (ell
It in reduced. Iluy
le ruah, I l.?vi
of caudles,
K*?, biniiui,
rapes, ivwltil
and ??
conlvo
I ?m\?till *?.!)?
underwi^r" "and
v Mv
[y aDtf tancyNaro
lete, cheaper tn
I eell Tar^eU
Cheese, I boakht futaree anilx
have the priodm?ht, can e???
yon money e% whole eheeee.
Price 16 U
?
-unii! my
now before1
a complete
jeake?, nuts,
npplfg, inalnt
rnisina_flnd lu
erythiog elfe in
tk>n#ry lioe
ins; shoeHj
staple dry g<tod? at
atouk of heav
oeriee is comj]
ever before.
J.W.