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Corbett Buggies
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Cortland Buggies
Durham Buggies
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All Buggies guaranteed for one year. Will sell for cash or credit, but prefer to sell on credit
FORD, Louisburg, N. C
South Anerica Trade.
Washington. May 31.?United
States Department of Commerce has
Just issued a comprehensive report
on "South America as an expert
field" which is of special Interest at
this time disconnection with the work
being.. done by the Southern Rail
'Company and .the companies as
ciated with it in developing trade
vlth "South America by way of tbe
Southern ports served by their lines^
This report contains <w>me Interest
ing Information as to the methods
pursued by the United Kingdom and
Germany which are the two great
competitors of the United States in
supplying South Americanmarkets.
and President Harrison of the Sou
thern Railway Company today called
attention to the following extract
from it as containing valuable sug
gestions for Southern manufacturers
and merchants who are Interested in
the trade opportunities of Sop t h
America: - ,
"The Germans owe a great deal to
their banks, which lend active as
sistance/to shemes of trade promo
tion ; and the facilitywith which
shipments are financed and credits
handled through them has been noted
as one of the greatest German as
sets in building up their South Amer
ican trade. The most important ln
fiuence for creating this result,
however, has been the through mai
? ner in which the Germans have in
vested the special features of each
partichlar market and the peoples
desire. It is the established custom
for young men fro ma Germany who
intend to engage in the export to
spend some years Ip South America
as a part of thetr <commercial edu
cation, learning the language and
studying the habits of the people.
Through them a first-hand and de
tailed knowledge of the trade is ac
quired, and the information gained
Is closely followed. There are also
In Germany many private and semi
official associations devoted especially
to the furtherance of the German
export trade, and these not only dis
seminated information as to the kind
LOOK AT YOURSELF
Is Suffering Writing Lines
In yonr Face?
Many a
handsome
woman
look a in
the gtaila
and aoaa
the prema
tore lines
hag al
ready be
ginning to
? h o? fa
nar nn. Secret suffering and lieknw
is writing t ho? lines every day plainer I
and plainer. y
, trnn) don't know what to do. Their
backa ache, their bodica ache; poor ap
petite, bad digestion, sallow sklna,
iWuaytug shoulders, always tired..Prob
ably suffering from organic or function
al trouble peculiar to women. Doctors
ilHM to help tkem. It's pitiful.
lis
PPHHi pkysManl
of constant study to
led* for suffering wo
_ he kad perfected it be
I It JMk Wtes, tke star
All dealers sell it and so certain are
hat they guarantee to give your
rw..y A *. - -
' n and regain your physi
_ i-try a bottle ct StUm
today. Don't bssitate, fy
1 nothincr lx It fails to MMflt
r dealer aelh it in tl bottles.
? Co., at C
of particular articles required by the
trade but often subsidize agents to
South America and other foreign
fieldjs, who make a study of market
conditions. The co-operation of all
German influences in South America
toward the one object of furthering
trade has often been remarked, and
it has resulted in the present high
commercial position of the country
in all parts of the continent. The
promotion of United States trade in
South America does not necessarily
depend on following either English or
German methods, but. as in the case
of those countries, both the invest
ment of American capital and the
closer attention to details on the part
of American exporters hare been im
portant factors in the trade increase
of the last few years."
Important to Cora t?rower>.
The Ave main objects of cultlvs
| tion are as follows:
1. To prevent weeds: 2. To save
moisture: 3. To make food s valu
able;- 4. To warm the soil; 5. To
help germination. These things are
still of importance to the farmer and
club boy who wish to make large
i and profiable crops of corn and other
I crops.
A severe drodgfyt is prevalent over
most of the State at present. May 27th.
Farmers who have not farmed pro
perly have much hard and cloddy
land. Still it is not yet too late to
make a good crop. The most criti
cal time in making a crop of corn Is
when the ear Is getting growth. It
needs much moisture then because it
needs much plant food. As before
stated, the way to save the moisture
is by keeping the soil loose on top,
simply by keeping a dirt or soil
mulch one or two Inches deep. Do
not let the land stay packed after
rains. Do not let a hrust from. Cul
tivate often and shallow when the
ground Is not too wet. Keep this up
all throhgh June for early corn or
until It is in full tassle and "silk."
During dry weather it sometimes pays
to kep up the cultivation until some
of the "silks" begin to turn brown,
provided cultivation has been often
previously. Much corn has often
been lost by "laying by" too early.
If the corn Is pale, and not doing
well, perhaps 100 pounds of nitrate
of Boda per acre will help It. This
should be spptled broadcast Just be
fore dnltlration when the- rorn It
between one and thrte feet high.
Confederate Krsves la New Terfc
Decorated.
(By Associated Press.)
New York. June 1.?Graves ? of
Confederate soldiers In Hout Hope
cemetery at Hasttngs-oo-the-Hudson,
arout tne Bonsa memorial shaft,
were decorated Sunday by a party df
Confederate veterans and their
friends who went from New Tortt by
special train. - The oration was by
Commander W. DeH. Washington.
Colonel J. C. Hamilton of Lafay
ette Post OAR... who has attended
the exercises for 2i years, placed n
wreath on the Shalt.
CM?bs and Csldi Wsnkaa Us Brste?
Contlued Coughs, Colds and Bron
chial troubles are depressing and
weaken the system follow. Get n Me.
bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery
to-day. it wfll stop your cough.
The first dose helps. Its bant medi
cine for Stubborn Concha, Colds and
all Throat and Long Troubles Mr.
O. H. Brown, MuscatftM, Ala., write?:
"My wife was sick dnrfaU the hot
summer months sad 1 honestly be
lieve Dr. King's New Discovery sored
bar life" Good for children. Me.
and |LH, at your Druggist
Good air is good for all of ns all of
the ^ - -
S?w ?111
On last Friday night the saw mill
belonging to Mr. W. Ben Edwards
and located near Royal, was burned
The orgin of the Ore Is not known
Besides the plant which wss valued
at *2,000 about ?3.000 In timber be
longing to Mr. Q. W Ford was lost
There was no insurance.
Mr. Edwards Informs us he expects
to open up again as soon as their
machinery can be secured.
Hot Weather Tealr and Health
Builder,
Are you run down?Nervous ? Is
everything you do an effort? You are
I n?i 7?? ?re sick! Your Stom
UTe_r' KMneys. and whole system
ueed a Tonic. A Tonic and Health
*? driTe ont the waste matter
?th v7.?? ap ,an.d "?new your stren
gth. .Nothing better than Electric
Bitters. Start to-oay. Mrs. Jamee
"ajMville, Me., writes:
Completely cured me after several
|^l0rS ?"L,me ?P " 50c. and $1.00 at
S"eM8t BaCkten'8 A?1?
Sammy <;0t His License Bat Sot The
Klad He Seeded For The Event.
State Game .Warden Davis was
rather startled a day or so, ago when
he received a hunting license from h
north Georgia county, on the back
of which the following was written:
"My dear ser:
"I dont want this sort licents.
1 thot I was get tin' a Marriage It
cents, sum body sent me to mr
and sed he wood gimme a licents,
inandy was so mad when 1 got back
with this here hunter licents she
wouldent have Me. she sed I didnt
hav senu anuff to git a marriage H
cents, so she ups and runs of with
bill Jonson and I am in a hel of a
fix t. 1 wants my money back, unless
this hear ?cents will let me shoot*
bill jonson.
"yours most truly,
"sam Jackson."
?The Docket. _
rse Am' Oat A?' Oat Plata Mjger.
I ain't none dem highborn ladies
Whats puts on paints an.' powder an?
stuc;
I'se an* out an' out plain nigger 1 '
An' de yood Lord's gimme color
"nuc.
I alnt had no luctaations
Wh at dewhite folks say dat dey
done seen.
AH I'se seen graveyard ghocts *
And leaves shakih' when dere ain't
ao win'.
-h|
I ?tot been to no theeters
Aa' big balls an' all sich htull as dat
All rse been to's wake* and meetta"?
An' nigger dances barefoot an' flat
I atat sheered of dem deseszes
What ^e white folks slway. skeer
<-d teyll take
"V ss I got bog's Jawbone teeth
And spiders la nutshell 'round my
neck.
Summertime brings watermelons
Wld red jncy meat dat's hard to
- - -+mt. 7^ ~
Fall time brings da greassy 'poiisaM
A*' loads of taters dat sho' am
Call a* Mack gal if you want to.
But I'm aa hspyy aa I can be,
a' dere atat Bo evolushun
Aa' things like dat a-botherln' ma
? ?VBBLA WILLIAMS
Matthews, N. C.
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It to a dtoty commnlty that has ?
' that hu L
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
Mor? than one-forth of the quail
fled voters of Dunn's township,
Franklin County. N. O. baring petit
ioned this Board In writing therefor,
as pro rtded by law. notice Is hereby
given that under the authority and In
pursuance of the provisions ofChapter
122 of the Public Laws, of North
Carolina of the session of 1913, en
titled. "An act to provide for the
working of Publls Roads of various
Townships, and Issuing Bonds
for the same" the Board of Commis
sioners of Franklin County have
ordered an election to held In
Dunns Township, Franklin County,
North Carolina, on Saturday, th& 11th
day of July, 1914, at which said
election there will be submitted to the
qualified voters of said Township the
proposition to issue the bonds of sail
Township for the purpose named in
Section one of said act, to-wit; the
laying out, establishing, altering, p re
pairing, grading, constructing, and
improving in anyway the public
roads in said Township, and for the
purchasing of machinery, tools, etc.,
necessary for such Improvement" and
of levying a tax upon all property and
polls in said Township sufficient to
pay the said bonds and the interese
thtreon. The said bonds to be coupon
bonds bearing Interest at the rate of
five per cent per annum, payable semi
annually at the office of the treasur
er of Franklin County, and to run for
thirty years, and to be of the aggre
gate amount of Fifty Thousand Dol
lars, and to be paid principal and
interest by the said Township of
Dunns for which they are issued.
Said election .will be held at the regu
lar polling place as established by
law In said township, and wfll be con
ducted in the same manner and sub
ject to the same rules and regulations
as are, or may be provided by law for
the election of Township officers by
the general eledtlon laws of this
State, except as otherwise provided
In Bald act. At said election all those
qualified to vote who are In favor of
the lssurance of the said bonds and
levy of-tk? tax necessary to pay the
principal and Interest of the same
shall vote a ballot on which shall be
written or printed. "For Road bonds"
and those qualified voter* who are op
posed to the proposition shall vote a
ballot upon which Is written or prin
ted "against Road Bonds." W. H.
Williams has been appointed Regis
tra tar for said election and the Reg
istration book will be kept open for
the registration of voters at the afore
aald polling place for twenty days
proceeding the day set for laid elec
tion. Begginnlng on the 18th day of
June, 1914, for the registration of all
voters wboee names do not appear on
registration book of said Town
ship used In the last general election.
Said Reglstrater and J. B. Privett, and
B. H. C. Mullen who have been ap
pointed Judges of election for said
election ylll conduct the same.
This the 1st day of June, 1914.
By order of the Board of Com
missioners of Franklin County.
T. S. COLLIE,
Chairman Board of Commissioners of
Franklin Connty.
J. B. YARBOROUOH,
Clerk to Board of Commissioners of
Franklin County.
?-Ml,
IcMs Have Killed Tke Haerta 0?ee
Wke Kefs ted Kal ate.
Waahlngton, D. C., Iter 80. -A tele
gram to the Washington He^rld from
Tamplco says that Col. ' Adolpho
Hlnojoea. whose arrest of the p?y
jnadter of the gunboat Dolphin
brought tke Mexican situation to
crisis, has been executed by the rebels
Htnojosa was cought In the Interior
by two rebel officers, who had sworn
to average the insult to the United
fetates. He was executed by a double
trine spuad.
It was because of the arrest of the
Doplln's paymaster and boat crew
that Rear Admiral Mayo demanded
that the Mexican commander apolo
gias aad sflute the flag.
Citizens of
We expect to be making ice next week, and to be
able to furnish you regularly.
We have plenty of Buckhorn Lithia
Water For Sale
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We have plenty of deep well water that we are spy
ing free to people who will come for it.
Louisburg Coal & Ice Co.
LOUISBURG, - NORTH CAROLINA
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Instead of carrying Cash use our. Travelers'
Checks. They are absolutely SAFE and as good
as the money itself, for wherever you go you
can aLaaays cash them. No bother about ident
ification, for they are self-identifying. This
feature is available by all in this" community,
whether they are depositors with us or not.
Resources 11,000,000.
THE CITIZENS BANK
HENDERSON, N. C.
? THE leading bank in this section.
Ice Cream
I am now ready to make
and deliver any quantity -
of ioe cream of any kind
at your door. Having ful
ly equipped my plant for
such work. I can tOrnish
yon cream ready for the
tableat about jrhat the
ingredient* will ooct yon
and save yon the worry
and trouble.
Louisburg
Creamery
^ B. L. Harri* Prop.
Louisburg, N. 0.
CHOKE H
Cut Flowers
FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Roaaa, Carnations, Violets and'
ValliM the leaden. Oar arr la1
??Ma* Mpwpapli ara of ti?
sasst-tea,?"
.Ss5gama.{aSii
pjaea and many other nice pot
MaII, Telegraph and
TthwMf orders
^ promptly executed by
J. L'. O'Quinn & o.
Raleigh, N. C.
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