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A. t, JOHNSON, EDITOl AND MANAGER
VOL. XLII.
THE COUTfTT, THE STATE, THEtlWIO*.
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LOUISBURO. N. C.. FRIDAY September 18 1912
SUBSCRIPTION SI. 00 PBB YEAR
NDHBEB 80
THE LOUIIBURC COLLEGE
OPBVID IW 1STTH MSBIOB |
WiOWSPAT.
Mair Touwf Ladle* frwut at
The Opaainfr-Hat in Aate
mobilaa
U?t Wihnlix mMfaiac marked 1
opniaf of tbt 197th MMiOft t ?
i^uitbmnr ??*?** o*u*c*
mobile* ted Imm mmmI oe Taaadaf
to a>eat the MOT ?a?ni k?
eeleetea thl* werf known toetttation to
which tc reoetre tlxte toatotog aad
iarfe auabar *n? pceeent at the opto- 1
The i nuiaenlti wen plala tat f?U of |
the eptrtt that amkee eoe t?i at
?ad iVniuMf welcomed to what la be
lore then and toaa pttoM ever by
Ber. R. W. Ba%. whe called on V"
E. Lueiea K>k4 a nd W. M aUaeore,
aadUr.r.B. *Etow att ^ wfc*
made talka, *tar ?Wah Bar.
Mr. Sailer taok the floor i
the aadtaee far i
moat tatoraattoc and. an
The pin pi eta ?< Ufc
total b
each year and tto
1K more and moenappnientwtth
term aad oar pntfto ate proud af tto|
increealag popelacUy. ?a
meat informe ee tkey will da all to tbeto |
pewer to make aneh tor* ?aall
peit aad the raeoafieeo fat taa eto
their efforto
their good
r? far tke Yaaa*er let
Daring the paat we^k tham haabccp
? round of teettrtttoa -to Lcoiebaq. |
Maav entertainment. bare 1
complimealarjr to the TtaHtof J*x*\
hd>*- . . , - M.
MiiI J alia Barrow. daegfcato at Mr.
and ltm. J. i. Bwow, entertained at
the realdeaae of ilMV Oitar.l T.
?W. Blekett thl* waah ahent atoty yoang
people. The afflrtr <M given eompll
meetary to Miaaai
neat ef M tea J alia B. Baeeow, Jalle
gonthcrland Barrow and Adelaide By
rew, el Norfolk, the tw. Mtac Mar
fint couain. ol Kim J alia B. Baatow.
<TK| IUUI? |4t?? w?w li
their natota after which delightful
freahmenta were eer-rad. Tba t?a?to
diapetacd abeat tw?lte o'eloek, after
h?JE|M.doyed one eft* moat P>??"
"i few a?ya (Jn?WilIf.W?H?y
eatertalaed at the ?
H. Maoee. tha ???????* . Mary
:2ra?='55A!5
lament, attar wWah mfca.hme.to
were ?rred aad tha compear one
,11 were profaaatotBafc P?alaa of
arealaga entottotom^ Mtaeee la
On WedneedaT altornoen ??" 'a
lie Boetherland mi AaeleWe
entered at the realdenee of the**
s?rs^A*s?[~
rsr
^L^^MiSl'jLtoJnlde Bartow
WI1 uique and catchy, ea aha aeetried
to be In her
.omerf ?*e aatoettoea;
%?!!.?
-**? rr^KTiTtato
the wtotor. mmt wtahea tar
ST-t? to t^tota^
,3^ JTStr. hrt we Wt? taan an
STta ?.t ..????? *? make a
"^^eat eajayahto aeea4oe ? toa
^ltoa?n4m party hy Mm.
teuon wae aa P"? T J J
t W Biekette" yaataeday ana'oee
the WmuHfat kwm at he. raaldMae
?ndr*J-0?"y?? * -t*r
tAlned. ?
Werk.
Atloixa, Oa*i ?apt. 1.- tha
Improvement Deeae?maek which tha
Southern Kallwer Bfitom haa decided
to eetabliah. wae aegaeiaed yeeterday
. t tie piedaaeat Matai at a aaaattaf at
the thirty am* whawmrnaka ap thle
0'
toto****'
?^a *?aem
u~0~ ?tto *?
? M^oda af aaMen ami fTrtof toam
jthe benefit1 of an#aat a4?lea.
?[-y, department ?m w eat of Ba m*
ito
undertaken by the Southern and allied
line* two years ago . In the territory
threatened by the boll weevil in Ala
bama and Mississippi. It ?ie foand
that In aiding Use farmer. to flfht the
weevil, RTaeklT increased yield* per
aere were ?Hjrei and eo eueeessfol
waa the raanlt considered that Fna
dent Finicy decided te extend the week
to the entire territory covered by the
Southern Railway, the Georgia South
ern and Florida Kaltway, the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad, the Alabama a rent
Kouthera Rnilread, the ClncinnaM, New
Orleaae and Texaa Pacific Railway and
the smaller Hnea which make ap the
Southern System. The field areata of
thle department win work peiaenally
with farmers to whom their services are
requested without ooat of any kind. In
earryiag on Ha work, the Southern's
department will eo-opernte closely with
the United Btatea Department of A0*
culture, the various state igtiislt^tl
departments and asrriesltural eellegee.
The work of -the departmaat is nadtc
the direeMoa of 1ft. T. O. Phmkett,
Misup, who will have headquarter* m
Atlanta, and report to Preeideat Flatey
through Mr. J. C. Willlaass, Asalstant
to Preaideat at Waahiafftoo. Mr. Phm
kett will he aided by tfclrse assistant
tnaaagow, Mr. W. D. Clayton, with
hsailqWSMaa at Chattaaooga, Mr. B.
B. erabel, with handqunrten at Ohnr>
lotto, and Mr. Roland Tasaer. with
headquartsss at Meridian. Miss. Field
scants will be looated at the following
points: Miasssss. Va., Danville, Va ,
Broonshoro, N. C., Green Tills, S. C.,
Aaherille, M. C., Columbia, 8. C., At
lanta, Go., Maoon, ha., Valdsata, Go-,
Knexville, Tetm., Holenwood, Tenn.,
Jackson, Tsan., Dnnrille, Ky? Tuseuns
bia, Ak, Tkomaarlllo, Ala., Mniien
Junction, Ala., Map! Barilla, Ala., Tus
es loose, Ala., Anaiston, Ala., Attalla,
Ala., Cuba, Ala.. Greenwood, Miss.,
Leaderdaie, Miss., Wast Point, Mies.,
Wayassbaoo, Miss. . Okoleea, Miss.
Flrat Bale
Maseru. Gaptaa * Q up too. of Sandy
Croak Township, aoM the tot bale of
now oottsa oa the loeal ateiket hare
last weak It bro^tft 11 eeaW ead
waa panhasii by Mr.' A. W. Person.
It weighed 460 pounds. ,
?oath of Hp. Btm
Mr. W. M. Bores died in a boepital
ia Bslsltk ea Taesday last, Aoguet 18.
Mr. haves waa bop 1a Fmklia aoaaty
Angus* SOth, 18(0 aad therefore was
11 yeocs of ego. In 1888 ho was mar
ried te Hies Mollis F. MlteUner, of
PtsakHn soanty, and Is sm-rlred by
thros ehildrsn, Misses PntMe and Leila
aad Ms. Morris Bores, all of wheas re
aids ia FMklinten. Be w*e aagatsd
In bastaiss ia thin eity far tea yensa
aad while beta was a eeaaistam meat
bar of the First Baptist dbaaoh. Right
yearn s?o bis hsalth faiisd sort be re
tamed to bis oM homo hi Freak la
eouaty whose bo rssidid Mil May of
this yeer whoa he waa Mhso te *e
hr^ltel in' Raleigh te trsataaati
There he reeslrod the bsnt attention
bat hia diaaaaa waa iaaaa^Ue. Two
weeks sc* his shlidrsa aad slaters were
ealled to his bedaide. Staoe Ihea Us
death waa expected shaaat hourly by
thoeo at bis bedaide. n u mind waa
alear and be talked with Wah end
relatives aatil the ead~eaaae. Bis ne
maina were carried to tfee banso of hie
aister. Ma. Footer, In BaWft, from
the beepMal aad than te Ma eU borne.
Be laaves threa ateOasa, Mm. W. B.
Footer, Miss Marv Bevee, of Raleigh,
arid Mis. L J. Cor, of D i hail
Tfce fanssnl was esadasts* tsa bla
homo at 8 o'alock The is hi y by Rev. W.
W. Boas, Rov. M. Wteapa sad Rev. I.
F. Mltshbesr. The pail haaas? at Ral
eigh were Maasrs. Freah fat, Walter
T. C. Gelt aad A. B. Iitnem. These
at Proakltetea weaa Dr. R. B. Rsader
eoe. Messrs. b. W.'- Rllhsd, B. 1.
Cheatham, M. D. Wilder. F. ?. Banks
aad W. 0. 8tephsnsoa. The dotal
beasara Were Hooey Mlteh il, Leonard
Ilsadsrasa, Joe Cooke ead M Wnie
fleld. -Durham HsraiA
Peculiar Wall
Mr. B. J. Harper, e t Cedar Book
township, baa a ps color epcefcaee of a
wsB. Bs recently baaaa t?h? a wad
aad after gethag ? eat shsat II tees
deep stsask a seek. Me aseoseded to
daiU thaoagh the rook, ead agaa baaak
letMag In of eU aoaoad *d teeeblc.
state that the aeiae eesdd bs haaad Ma*
rah tea the top of the a*.
AVERAGES 26 CENTS.
. *
TOBACCO ON LO0ISBOB0 BAS
KET SELLS HlffH.
Tkli Is >Bww< of Wholo Loads
?Many Other* Average
Above 20 eon ta
The put WMk has bMB oo? of
tram* satiafactlon to tha (?>???, who
ban patioiilail the Louisbarg tobacco
?uM in tbo feet that U? peleeo re
ctlnd wore to maeh ia advance of any
tUs* ?aNCMd in the paat Urn yeais.
Other markets ara boasting o < good
averagee, hat whan it (att to aa aw>
age far whole loads at ?h]a tune of tha
year of 96 ceate pat pimnd these ate ee
17 Um that tan stand for a show dowa.
On tha local market tha paat weak
there waa at least one lead that arer
eged *6 eaota per peond with aheat 400
pouads in eaa* and several leads that
averaged 10 eeota aad above niflaf
from 400 to 1100 peanda. Ia aenvotgi
ties with eeveral of tha farmer* the
paat weak we were iaftnaod that
Leaisbug easily had the lea* oo any
thing la reach and they would eaD their
trtam aa this market. Tea will da
wall to after the bum pecaoaal h
toreete feed trine your tobaace bees.
Leefoburg is enteriag'a boom aad Me
r time to proSit with the intereet ia
Tho Uatoburc Baptist Charah
The paator will conduct the public
worahip Bnxhr at 11 a. m. aad 0 JO p.
m. Sunday School at 9 JO a. m. The
themee need Sunday will be, "The
Charehof the Liviag God" and "A
Beady Mae."
The B. T. P. 0.
Recently there wee organized at the
Baptist charch a Baptist Yon* tt* o
plaa Daion, whooe object is to teala
yeaag people for Christian sea lies.
The fallowing officers aese eleetod:
Mrs. P. H. Cooke, preeldent; Mr. Blair
Taeaer, vice-president; Mua Uraoo Hall,
oaerotary; Mr. Cade Marshall,
The aaloa Meets Saaday afternooa
at 4 JO o'clock. A epleadid program
has haaa arranged. A aordial invitation
ia extended to alL
6ov. Qlenm Coadomns Atttro or
Tka Woman.
Washington. D. C.. Aug. Form
er So vera o* R. B. Glenn, in hit annual
lee tare tour ia tha Xaetern Statee, yee
torday a pake to ssore than two thous
and (oambera of tha Allegheny Teach
ers' laotitato at Pittsburg.
Ia the coarse of his address, whleh
waa aeaieeaod with maay anbjeeta,
and which Ineluded aaora than cneeoaa
pliseeatary refereaee W Governor Wil
eaa. Mr. Glean made a plea to the
toaehare to aee their influence ia aeear
tag rstorai In the manner of the drees In
Mm wemea of tha coon try.
Ha attributed the spread of Imparity
and immorality, wbieh he said, ia in
creasing at aa abufmiag rate, in pert to
the prevailing style of lowneck and
ahorVekirt draaeee.
"My dear ladies," he eaid, "if yoa
want to wear pauits, wear them ? iapa
deee women wear them and look pretty
?eed ia these. Bat If yoa insist spon
wearing them, wear ^snto with both
Isgs in them and net with only one leg
and then fcy and etiek your foot through
them as some of you weaaan aee now
trying to da."
The North earollna orator iai>t- |
the modes of today with thoee of a gen
eration ago, whleh ho daaiatkad as hav
tng a dlattnet advantage. He declared
that the praeaat atylae de net were *er
gsase or taautj to woman's appeae
T? Tblaca to io la September.
1. Hare feed? eat aad ehook the earn
If yon hare no silo, Prodding or cutting
it ap later If you ean; harreet every
thing that will make good hay, sod
stare or stack It so that It will keep.
S. Save ecede? eelect yoer cotton
aad corn for aezTyaars' planting if yea
da not expect to bay ftom aomeoae who
haa batter than yoe bare; don't pat It
off till neat apeiag aad than plaat pee*
I Sew eatn if laad asm beHHI
ready; keep land, ieteaded for wheat
wall stored; nee a gaaia drill to pot ia
seas If possible. . . ?;
A Sew rape, lalaiam etovm, tarwipa.
yea aea and keep Ary saJ otssn boat bo*
fore end after giaaiag.
a Oat baay about (he beaee, bans
and oatbsildtage; paash leaky roofs mi
tat ui thrift*.
& toe t la tb? winter'* wood and
?tec* It in the dry; Ax ? walk to the
woodahed If then ia none.
?. Figure a little and aee it r*a can
no* afford ta put id a water mpply *y*
?? before eold weather comaa; It yo*
find yoo aaa do it at all, *> ahaad? it
wfll pay.
10. Start the ehildrep to aebaol and
their Ms brother* and itatera to callage
it peaaSble; take aa lateraat la the
aehooi, too, and help and eoaowace
both taather and children. ? The Pro
KnaalTe Karmer.
Tha aaaae elab waa entartataedja Ita
me*tiag tha part Wedneedar aftarabeu.
br Hn. J. L. Palmer, who prepared
quite an enjoyable areata? tor tha
?Mr Opnimt. *
On oar eighth page Maaaie.P.8. * K.
X. Alan aawrta* their big fan ?pat
tag te take plaea ea Taaaday and Wed
??Hhy ft.neart weak. They bare a
Crtir lock Mews.
Wall I're not aeaa aa artiale from
Cedar Sock for qnite a while. Why, I
wand 01? Are we too boay to write er
are we daadT "No not dead," bat ]aat
hariaR a biff tine. Tha tewa ia Ml of
Tialtora and bu been fer quite a tittle
while and Oh! the pies lea, jay ridaa,
ice eream anppera and inah like that
tha eld Rock baa aeaa Una mntr.
Some little ladiee an now rtaMag at
V. O. Stona'a for whom ha gare a
cream supper Friday ?i?ht, and twe
ladies are risitiag at N. A. Smith whom
ha alao gave a aream Kipper hat Friday
night Mica Nellie Hladya aad twe
Mtoaea Bobhltt, of UtMatao, lava boa
?totting at her father's, J. W. Hedge,
fer whom a eream rapper M fftrea
laat Tuesday night at Mr. Sled?a hiei.
W. Gaptoaa laat Monday a%ht mm at
the home of W. I. Stallinga the week
bafere. Mr. W. L Stalling* tba gave
a delightful barbecue at hia haaat the
flrat weak in Aogaat, tha cia? Ipa betna
ane of a family reaalaa wMat waa
maeh enjoyed. Mr. DaUw haeaae with
Miee Myrtle Stalliaga aad Ha. B. L
Stalling* atecadad a eream aapti* gW
ea in baner at ttiaa Myrtle at Meaaeyer,
report a Jolly trip. . Mlaa Laaa BtaUtaga
to rial tin? Mr*. Or. Valeataa aad Mr*.
Meade CUmcDta, at Merthaa*taa aeaa
pla. Mi*. Farcy Ctaptea, otMaaito
waa on Cedar Book Thnraday rtoittaff
Mr*. E. W. Gnptoa aad Ma. W. I.
?tailing*. Mr. W. A. BtalHag* ha. Im
en a vlait to hia hoate people. Ha n
the aaaiatant telegraph opera >u? at
Roeemary. Mtoa KeUie Sledge with her
eempaay. tha Mheaa Babbitt, ct Little
ton, baa returned to bar part of daty.
Rot. 1. W. Sledge to baay *Mh hi*
meetiaga. Wa wUl have ear marttg at
Cedar Seek ehareh tiaglnntag Maadty
night after tha flaetad Smaday. We
hope for a large altaatoMa aad a ffto
Tlotu revfteL Mr?, Btiaa QfUtot haa ra
the creek*. Thee* to a new fatal fir* at
Baby toed la tha hortt at ?. B. B. Stal
ling*. There to iwaoa cf ?>|aiii> n
wedding*. I m-at ateaa tort I waary
Co mine In.
We hare > *omaaanleatiea troai
eorraapoadant at Fiaakllcton bating
C*k W. L. HettkNUtbwMklM
to i tat* that ha woald o*a tribute 110.00
to to* C*afede*ate llomnt f*r
Fmblta coaaty, aa oaa of to* i
ad $10 ro*a. L*t others fall In Da*.
P1d?t Gror# Ittmt .
Jut a few It* ma to let th* otd re
liable know that oar H*Hoa at to*
?oontry ia (till alWe.
Th* teniae* ar* baay ptekiag eottoa,
grading tobacoo aad saring foddee.
Mrs. Mary Perdue ia Tisiting at W.
A. Jones.
Mr. J. T. Sawyer, A. SpniU aad E.
M. Harris from 1'amlieo Monty, earn*
o*er on an aatomoblle and tpaal laat
week at W. A. Joaea. They aaid tka
bast read traveled orer waa th* ton
mile* from Vraaklintoa to Lralabarg.
Misaea Corinna and Zelma H*la?a
have returned bane after a sheet visit
to their east, Mrs. O. 6. GID.
Mia. Moiiie Cettrell baa ratoned
from Curiam. ? j
Mr, Daaaia Clark and family spent
toa wa*k-*nd at W. A. Jonea.
Misaea May and Ora La* Jeaaa aad
gn?*?a wast ever to MapleyiUe by aa
taaaobil* laat Friday and spaa* a tow
hour* with Mrs Clark.
Be*** Arm in LaaUbsrg mast b* giv
iag away carriages aa there aaa abaat
a dozen n*w oaea ia toe oomnaaity.
R*t. J. A. Elli* waa a pleasant *aH*r
at W. A. Jon*a Tuesday.
There wer* tea to join th* ehareii
aa a reaalt af the peotracUd ssaatlng.
Don't forget the Sunday Sehoei aow
toa meeting is over.
With bast win baa for th* Tina.
Fauna Cul.
Thi Right of Way.
Wka father drovs old DobMa, he sat
?poo hU lead
And tmrnd on ever y ckiiffaor who
wasted half the road;
When father cot aa aato, Ms feelings
I Neaed to switch;
Be glared at every hots* he met unless
it took the ditch.
? September Lippiacott's.
any other
mouth in the ySar. War on the flies
oatil eold weather. ? .
HlALTH Dmpabtxext.
Inglealda Aoademy.
The school at Isgisside Asademy will
begin Monday Sept. H. Patrons are re
quested to please eater papils the day
of openiag.
Kit. M. B. WlIUAMS.
Mis W. L. BuUr,
Miss Mutem Maco*,
Tsashsrs.
I lira, Wage? What dM yoo <fc> wtth
that pc* I care too to dean this moan
ing?
Mr. Kn?- 1 gave a tramp a dkne to
beat It.
Mr*. NRPK-Dia he beet Mf
Mr. Vasg? He did? ee soon aa my
back was mined.? Ctnetnaati Bnqptoar.
THIth Kh Very TtiMyi
A mttei who perhaps means
sunjuuta that The Bath Booh"
be MHwed by T*e
Book" sod -The KM Hfett Book."
ThKh tth tfee Wtrfh thaggeaMon we
hare tfteen late^r In netted to bookih.
Berne Omnpanton.
Cigarette Savings.
-~FW)bsr eeapja Impressed wtth your
talk abopt ooupona," said the girl.
"Have too realty enyT
? f i " - , ' -i- -,~*i =T ?
ed some extra good sermons and aa ?
result of the meeting there waa a boot
twelve conversions and both of 'tba
chorehas were greatly revived. *
The people of the eonmoaity had the
pleasure of listening to a fine speech on
last Thursday, Septsmber 5th at the
Asademy which waa delivered by Horn.
T. W. Blekett Hs spoke near two
hears had in hi* genial way bald the
attfntion of the congregation to {the
sad.
Miss May Bartholomew, of Header
son. has been spcndhw sons time at
the home of her uncle, Mr. Jsmss Bar
tholomew, for tha past week. 1
J. M. Dickens, of Casta! ia, spent sev- _
oral days among his many friends in
this yioinity last week.
Mrs. Charlette Wood spent test Sun
day and night at tba home of bar moth
ers, Mis. Jsaaie Wood who Uvee near
?rlfBa town.
Some af tha people of tha community
are attending the meeting at Osdar
Bock this week.
Cornelias Collins of Saady Creek has
bee* steading some time with ralstives
and Meade In our midst.
Garland Paxvkh, of Oeaterviile, spent
last week with his many friends here
attending the meeting.
A big Una hoy and Mr. Lather West
la all smllss.
Mrs. W. H. CelHas waa the happy
(neat of her pom, Joe, oa lsst Wednes
day
Good lack and the beat o I good wiah
ss to the good old Tnua and its many
mi?.' . - ' ?' v *