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JJR. H. A. NEWELL.,
PHY8ICIAN
Lowborg, N. G. Phone No. 156
DR, E. M. PERRY
Physician and Surgeon #
Louisburg, , ? North Carolina
Oflo* [next door to Aycoek Dror Store
Dmy phone 69 N?ht Pnooe 107
TUL J. E. MAX ONE, Supt. Health
?U Louisburg, N. C.
Ofice in Aycock Drug Store, Market
Street. Office practice, Surjcery
and consultation
^R. 8. P BURT
PHYSICIAN and SLRGFdN
Louiab-^g,
OAw in Bart Building Main street
IUim 11 a. m. to 1 d m. and 4 ta 5 p.
|JR. B. F. TARBOROrGH
PHT9P-1AN and SLRGEON
LMtikare. H. C.
t in larbtrocgk A Biekett baildii-p.
t tali aaaaarod from T. W. Bickatt'a
resident*, pbane 74.
WILLIAM WILLIS BODP1E
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UuMog Mortfc tarofcaa
Ommm I pictin. Ofice over M. C.
Pleaaaaf a stare
HATWO0D RVPFIN
ATTORNEY AT 'LAW
Late* Ware. M.? C.
WiM practice la all coarfa of Fraakha a ad
ad^atainp: caantica. also ia the Sap ran?
laart and in the United Btatea Butriet and
flrenit Ceart. Ofico orer First Natioaal
Bask.
gPRDILL A HOLDEN
ATTftBSRYS AT LAW
Loaiabar*. N.' C.
Will attend tbo co art ? of >raakliu. Tanet,
Granville, Warm aad n reuaiiaa, aJao
tko Sapreiae Com t to erth Carolina.
Prompt attention given eoUactiorMi ? ifflc
in BptaiU balldin*.
1W. Biekett, R.B. White. E.H. Mulo..e
JJICKETT, WHITE A MA LONE
LAWYERS
Looia barer. If. .
6aaeval practice, settlement of eaUtea
Umda in rea ted. One member of the
firm alawaja in the office.
M. PERSON
ATTORNBT AT LAW v
Loaletmrtf.'N ??
Practice ia all eonrta OfB?e on Ilaia Street
"jy H. TARBOROITGH. Jr.
ATTORIfEY AT LAW
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ABlaoal bu.ineaa latraated <? ai r?eeWe
giiy attention. om^o iB Egtrton
F. HOUt-K
rONTRAlTTOR aad BUILDER
Loalebe r*a. if. C.
Tradina ajrvat for all kind# of baildii* .?p
pNea. artistic Maatlee aaCTTilaa. Arrbitee
taral dcatrna aabaltted.
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9
. Decoration Day
Tjo beautiful spring month of May"
while it comes to as with the fragrance
of flowe s and much that is sheerful
and beautiful, yet it also brings to as
Memorial Day and with it many sad
memories. We are not indebted to his
tory for our knowledge of the greatest
ef national crisis. Many of as remem
ber it and fathers and mothers now
living had better keep telling thac
story to their children, so that instead
of their being dependent npon cold
type" and obliged to say : "On such a
book yoa can read that," will they
rather be able to sav : "My father
told me so!" My mother told me so!' '
Men and women who vividly remem
ber 1861 and 1882 and -T863 and 18C4, be
yourselves the historians telling it, not
with pen but living tongue and voice
and genture. That is the great use of
Memorial Decoration dav, for the cally
lillies on the grave tops soon become
breathless 'of per{pme and in a week
turn to dust like unto that which lies
beneath them. But the story of cour
age and self-sacrifice and patriotism
told on platforms and in households
and by the roadside and in chfcrchetf
and in cemeteries, but that annual re
cital will be kept fresh in the memory
of generations as long as our American
institutions are worthy of preservation.
Poor appetite is a sure sign of impai
red digestion. A few doaes of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will
strengthen your digestion and improve
your appetite. Thousands have been
benefited by taking these Tablets. Seld
by all dealers.
You and the Fly
Are you bald? Did you ever haye a
fly crawl across four head! Or
did you ever have one crawl over your
face and wake you up? Nuisance,
isn't it? Well, that's only the small
est part of the quarrel we have with
flies.
Flies are scavengers. Do yoa know
what a buzzard does? A buzzard is a
large, loathsome bird which eats dead
and decaying animals. They are not
nice to have around. What buzzards
are to birds flies are to insects.
Flies hatch from eggs. The eggs
are laid in filth. Fly eggs are not nice.
Another name for them is fly-blows.
But about the only harm which My
eggs do is tc make more flies. After
a few days the fly eggs hatch no mag
gots. Maggots are not nice, but they
do not do mach harm except that they
make flies. The maggots crawl into
dirt and in a few days they come out
flies.
! Flies are very busy insects. They
are active all day long, and at night,
too, if you have a light in the room.
During dry days they like to stay out
id the grass in the yard. They can feel
a rain coming before you can, so they
always try to get in the house before a
rainstorm. They are not fools. They
like the light. If a room is dark they
do not like to go in it. If there are
flies in the room a good way to get rid
ef them fa to darken the room and leave
one window open and bright. Th4.fi lea
will fly out of this , window. On -a warm
day you can easily persuade' them to
walk out into the yard ot 'to stroll
around the block. If it ia getting cold
in the fall or if a lain is coming up
they will stick to the bouse like a hun
gry dog to a frankfurter.
Bat what can we do about it? Don't
let any manure stand in the boxee.
Don't let any 'garbage accumulate -
Screen the bouses. Kill the flies.
Keep everything slean. In other words,
starve the fly.
Lame baek is usually caused by
rheumatism of the moseiee of the back,
for which you will find nothing better
than Chamberlain's Liniment. For sale
by all dealers.
Tarter With Ralefch .
_ The -following item taken from the
Raleigh News-Observer will be read
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with interest by the people of Franklin
county.
Sam Turner, for several yean catcher
for Wake Forest, baa been signed by
Manager Mack and will be given a try
oat. Turner has been doing the re
ceiving this year for Horner and he is
given some of the credit ef developing
the pitching ability of Meadows, now
pitching for Durham. He was one of
the sturdiest catchers for the Baptist
team and with his brother, James Tur
ner, form the battery of Wake Forest
for three or four years.
Winter Life of Files
How do flies live through the winter?
A few lazy, logy flies can be found half
rfead but slill living around chimneys
and warm places in the house or stable.
They will come to life just as soon as
the beys get to playing marbles. An
old she fly will go off to some bit of
manure or garbage and lay a million
egg, and then, in about two weeks,
there are flies galore? there is no dan
ger of the stock being exhausted.
It would susprise you to kri ow of the
ir rest good that is beinp done by Cham
berlains Tablets, Darius Downey, of
N?wberg Junction, N. B., writes, "My
wife has been using Chamberlain's
Tablets and finds them very effectual
and doTng her lota of good." If you
have any trouble with your stomach
or bowels give them a trial. For sale
by all dealers.
Dairy Division ,
Atlanta, Ga., May 1, ? To take
advantage of the immense interest
created in the dairy and poultry
industries throughout the South
east as a result of the operation of
its dairy instruction car, the South
trn Railway Company has enlarged
the scop* of its wo tk for the up
building of these us tries by
appointing seven additional dairy
and poaltry experts who will devote
their entire time in the field advis
ing and helping dairymen and farm*
ere.
Headquarters of the reorganized
dairy division will be removed trom
Washington to Atlanta with Dr. C.
M. Morgan, dairy agent, in charge.
Working under nis direction will be
the following assistant dairy and
poaltry agents: F. H. Denniss, with
headquarters at Columbus, Irliss.; G.
W. Humphrey, Birmingham, Ala.;
C. A. Hutton, Knoxville, Tenn.;
Walter W. Kitzj>?trick, Atlanta, Ga.;
C. T. Rice, GVeensboro, N. C.; Carl
ten Mall, St. Louis, Mo.; J. P. Quin
erly, Jr, whe will continue to
travel with the dairy instruction oar.
The services ef these men, alt of
whom have had wide practical ex
perience ana are thoroughly con
versant with southern- conditions,
will' be without oost to dsirymen,
farmers and all persona interested
in poultry "or darying along the
line* of the Southern Railway, Mo
bile and Ohio Railroad, Georgia
Southern and Florida Railway, Vir.
ginia and Southwestern Railway and
Southern Railway in Mississippi.
The neif organization becomes effec
tive May 1. ? .
llO.qo- REWARD.
I will give $10.00 reward for the ap
prehension and conviction of the party
at parties who so often med
dles with the lines of- the Louisbuv
Southern, Telephone Co., causing so
much trouble to subscribers.
P. Floyd,
/ MWt. _ rre"4"t
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LOST, OR STOLEN.
One black and tan male bound about
two years old with little white under
breast and one mingly colored female
hound about one year old. Have been
gone about lixty days. Will pay lib
eral reward for any information oftheir
whereabouts. W. H. Allkn.
NOTICE
I will sell at pubiio auction at the
court house door on June '2nd 1913
all evidence of debt on the books
ot the Tar River Manufacturing
Co., a list of which is now on file in
the office of the Clerk of Superior
Court of Franklin county as per
order of court directed. This May
1st, 1913.
R. O. Bissett,
Receiver. -
5-2.13? ot:
WILLIAMSON
PRESSING CLUB
Louisburg, N. C.
The place to have your clothes prop
erly cleaned and pressed at reasonable
prices.
Up-Stairs in A. T. Neal
Building
? PHONE NO. 60.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS FROM RALEIGH
. N. B: The following schedule figures
are. published only as Information and are
not guaranteed.
No 21-8:85 A. M. ? Throngh train for
Asheville with chair car (or Waynes
rille. Cosnects at Asherille with
Carolina Special for Cincinnati. Chi
cago. also for Knoxrille, Chattan
ooga, Memphis and all Western
points. Con nests at Creensboro for
all No'thern and Eastern paints.
No 145-12:40 P. M. ? For Durham. Mosd,
Kevsville and Richmond. Connects
at Richmond for Washington. Balti
more, Philadelphia and New Tork.
No 18^4:63 P. M.? For Greensboro, haa
dles through Pullman Sleeping Car
for Atlanta, arrives Atlanta 5:25 A.
M. connecting at Greensboro for all
Northern and lastern Points, also
Asherille and Western points.
Makes connection in Atlanta for New
Orleans, Birmingham, Memphis and
for Tex 'S and California prints.
No 181-7:00 P. M.? For Greensboro makes
connection with solid Pullman Car
Train for Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Nsw Tork sn?l all other
Northern and Eastern points. Also
with through Pnllm* x Tourist Car
for Nsw Orleans. El Paso, Los Angl
s es and San Francisco, also wih
through train for Columbia, Hfpran
nah and Jacksonville.
No 111-2:80 A. M.? For Greensboro. Han
dles Pallman Sleeping Car for Win
ston-Salem. which is open for occu
pancy at Raleigh at 10:00 P. M
Maxes eonnsctfon for po>nts North
and Wee*, also for AsheTill*, Mem
phis, St. Louts and Western points,
. also connects with through Solid
Pullman Car Train for Atlanta and
New Orleans.
No 112-4:80 A., M. ? For Goldsboro makes
connection for Wilmington. Nsw
Bern, Morehead City. Also connects
with A. C. L. at Selma for points
South and North.
Ko 108-10:40 A. M.? Local train for Selma
and Goldsboro. New train service
tflbetlrs Jannary 10 th, 1918.
No 144 12:80 P. M. ? For Selma and Golds
boro, makes correction at 8eltna
with A. C. L. Railway, North afed
South, also at Goldsboro with A. C.
L. and Norfolk Southern Railways.
Na. 22-7:80 P. M.? For Selma and Golds
boro, through train with chair sa. i
from Asherille. Makes connection '
?t Selma with A. C. L. Railway I
North and South and at Goldsboro
with A. C. L. and Norfo4k-Sootbern |
Railways. ? ?
For detailed Information, also lor Infor
mation concerning special round-trip rates
account rari< us special occasions and
Pnllman Sleeping Car reservations asx any
Southern Railway Agent or communicste
wrtfcths uadsrstgned.
H.F.CARY, J.O.JONES,
Gea'l. Pass. Act. Trar- Pass. Agt.
Washington, D. C. Kaleigh, N. C.
HAMDWICK, H. H. COAPMAN,
Pass. TrafU Mgr Vies Pres. ft Gen. Mgr
Washington D. C
PILES?
Graduation
Presents
Are you thinking of
giviag the graduates a
little rememberance? Jf
so visit our store and
see the many pretty
things suitable for this
occasion. It is needless
to mention the many
things we are displaying
here, from which you
can make a selection.
Come in and let us show
them to you.
Fred A. Riff
Jeweler
Louisburg - N. C.
SURVEYING
All Kinds, Leveling, Plats
and Estimates
B. B. Egerton
Phone J. B. Jooei, or leave message
with M. S. Davis
Typewriter
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Ribbons,
Carbon Paper,
Paper Clips
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And lots ?f other Typewriter '
Supplies are now carried in
stock. The celebrated
"Rcvilo" Line
That has won an enviable
reputation for the excep
tional quality of th6 go*ds at
the prices they are s?W.
The Franklin Tines
L*WISBUltG, N. C.
Why Patronize
Foreign Printshops
When You Cam Get
Just as Good or
Better Services \
\\
at Your Home
We
. print
anything
tflat is print
able and our
prices are al
ways con
sistent
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