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SHIPS NOT EXPECTED UP TAR So sit steady in the boat, house your crops and take FIRE INSURANCE on your cotton and Tobacco, and youwill be protected. The war scarfe will be over in 90 days and your crops will be in great demand. Don^t get alarmed as the country is in the best financial condition in history of the nation. The banks have plenty of money to handle crops the size of our present one. We will insure your tobacco in your pack houses andyour cot on anywhere on earth. If you haven't the cash we will write it on time. . If you want any Life insurance we have a few policies left and will be glad to serve you in this line? Brace up and take life easy it is bound to come our way soon. X. - Yours to serve, REAL ESTATE - \ .1. A. TIIDMrn INSURANCE J. A- TURNER ?on't put it off. Ccme and. get. your insurance to-day State Ticket United Statee Senator. Lee S. Overman. Rowan County. ?cabers ef Tke North Carolina CtqmUn CWaisaiea. . Edwkrd L. Travis "" * Halifax County. '?dp of tile Saperior Ceart et the Flrtt Judicial District. William M. Bond, Chowan ComHy. . | 1*48? ef the Superior Ceart ef the Seeoad Judicial District George W. Connor, Wilson County. Jadge of the Superior Coart ef the Fifth Judicial District, Harry W. Whedbeo, Pitt County. Judge ef the S'aperior Ceart ef Ihe Sixth Judicial District, Oliver H. Allen, Lenoir County. M(t *f the Superior Coart ef the Eighth JaiUetal District. George Rountree, New Hanover County. Judge of the Saperior Coart ef the Ninth Jadlelal District. ' Chatham C. Lyon. Bladen County. Judge of the Superior Coart of the Tenth Judicial District. William A. Devln, Granville County. Judge of the Saperior Coart of the Twelfth Judicial District . Thomas J. Shaw. Guilford County, of the Superior Court of Foartceath Jadlelal District William F. Harding, Mecklenburg County. Judge of the 8ap?rlor Coart of t Slxtoeath Jadlelal District: Jameo L Webb. x Cleveland County. Far Congress?1th, District s Edward W. Poo. Johnston County. _ I1? State Senate ?th District: f R. Bruce White, of fefitlWi Cognty. Thomas H. Washington, of Wilson County. Far Solicitor?7th Jadlelal District Herbert EL Norria, of Wake. Far House of Bepreseatatfvee? Joseph T. Inscoe, Far Clerk of Superior Cant Jdaeph J. -Harrow. ) : r* . Paul B. OrtBn. For SherM. William H Allen Vt For tteglstor of Dw4?. J o hp B. Y ar bo root h l r Por Rmtjnr. Baltard B. Egerton. Por G*m?r. William P. Thomas 8. Collie. . Min O. Wllaon, Jum H. Oooke, Joseph H. ] Tour attacks of nearly so hopelees as they i can relieve them almost a simple applies.ion of Sloan's ment on the back and loins. Lnmba I* la a form of rheumatism, and yields perfectly to Sloan's which penetrates quickly all lit through the sore, ten der muscles. Umbers op the back and makes It feel line. Get a bottle of Sloan's Liniment for K centa of any drvgglst sad have It In the house? against colds, sore and swollen Joints, rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica and like ailments. Your money back It not sstlrted. bnt It .does give almost Instant relief.. 1 WEATHERWAX BROTHERS' QUAR The Weatherwax Brothers' first pob ile work was In the fall of *96, wbeo they sang throughout northern Iowa ta the notable McKlnley campaign They msde such s hit everywhere that year that there wss an Immediate de mand for them to do other pobUc work. This quartet, in addition to vocal music, also appears In a trumpet quar tet which always brings forth the ad miration of thoee who lore rich, heroic WEATHER WAX BROTHERS. music. Trumpets are comparatively seldom used on the Lyceum platform, and II Is a treat to bear them when well played. Tbe tnjmpets which they use were made specially for this quartet. As to their rocal work, all four brothers have fine voices and bare had years of practice together, which has resulted in ant excellent' harmony. Tfctqr hare all been natural musicians from tMIr Infancy, and as aome one has truly said. "Their voices have a decided family blend." A unique fea ture of this organization Is that there ? *J? ??? * ? la the cotapeuy." ? ?r ???r*?w?n At Opera House, Thursday November 5th. Why Hot Pakllsh it i When you want a (net to I gsoerally taoWMt* right way is to pohllsh it. Mrs. Joseph Kalians, Fan. Ind, was troubled wtth belching soar stomach and frequent headaches. She writes, "1 feel it my duty to tell others what Chamberlain's Tablets hare done for me. They hare helped my digestion and regulated my bowels, gince using them I hare been entirely well." Por sale by Afl> DBALKBg. | to the Pale aad Sickly TheOMStssdsrd imctI ttmitkohl task, QUOTE'S TAHTRI.HR? chill TO??lC. drTW. vnt Mslsrls^aricbeslte blood ^sdbsUds sp the sts Urn. A tnftc task. For edults sad childrcs. SOS Istieeu By Tlrtune of the power contained In ?certain trust deed made by B. L. Jones and wife to me, which Is of re cord In Franklin county In book 174 at page 174, aad the request of the holder of the note therein mentioned. 11 shall 1 on Monday October 1?, 1914, oSer tor sale the land deecrtbed in said trust deed to-wft; two adjoining tracks containing respectively 69 9-4 acres aad 99 % acres adjoining the land of A. W. Wilson; T. T. Terrell Prank Collins sad others, said sale will be at the Court Hoaae door la' Lpniabarg, at paMIc auction tor cash. Thla September 18. "" -1 Thee, B. Goni ifrU 'Vi tfi * lure Ever Known "Goto-If the Now Way, 2 Drop? Do It To endure the pains ajid tortures boused by a little thlnic liUe a corn ls\rldlculon*. simply because it Is unnecessary* The new-plan corn cure. for Woe"t * Wb?i You Yo ??GETS-IT," Is the first one ever Known to remove corns without fall, without pain and without trouble.\ This is why it Is the biggest-selling corn cure la existence today. It is now used by millions* because it does away with sticky tape, with plasters and cotton rings that shift their do- * sltlon and press down onto the corn, with salves that "raw up" the toe.* with "harnesses" that cause pressure and pain, with knives, rasors and files, clawing and pulling at a corn. "GETS-IT"* la applied in two sec onds. ? Two drops applied with the Klasa rod do the work. Pain rocs. the corn shrivels, vanishes. Accept no substitute. Try It on any corn, wart, callus or bunion tonight. ?"GETS-IT** is sold by druggists everywhere. 25c a bottle, or sent di rect by E. Lawrence k Co.. Chicago. M Gets-It" Is Bold in Louisburg, by Bessie-Alston Drug Co. ?a -v- . Without an Issue. Before the European war cloud gathered, it was patent that the two chief issues on which the Republicans and Progressives would pitch their campaign were the foreign policy of the administration, including Mexico and tolls, and the effects of its tariff legislation on labor and living. Both issues have been blown up as completely as the ships that have run ?heir n6ses into tiie Kaiser's'float ing mines^ Lincoln used to warn the nation against the danger of swapping hones when crossing a stream. A bad time to swap governments is when the rest of the nations are at war, and that Is especially the esse when an existing government has manifested an vnusua capacity for maintaining the national honor unsullied without breaking the peace.?The New Orleans Daily States. cas>e(?o?ettCTolhowlOMgsl by Ike wonderful, old i 1 tVv fttU fcrti f\: STOBE Awr. | with U state to tke pnhlle that I wfU 4? a rank bad Mat. ft* flMM 4* aot aak far credit. All parti** ew la* im an aeeont wfll pleage rail ta aad pay m, m I BMi tke FEED A. BIFF, V ;.i -Jeweler * Optomrtrlut, Leairtw*. H. C. National Surely Company of New York City. BONDS! BONDS! BONDS! Will go-oij your Bond. Bonds for County of ficers, Bankers, Ad ministrators or any .position of trust. Will be glad to go on your bond. J.W. Hollingsworlh \ ?or National Surety Company New Meat Market BEEF, PORK FISH AND OYSTERS Owing to the great demand made upon me to again open my market business. I bare consented and am now open, and ready lo serre the pub lic through this season at prices that will bo in keeping with the quality of meats "I. cairy and your orders ylll be appreciated, and -receive my prompt, personal attention. _ I want to buy nice fat cattle and will pay the highest market prices for them. Call Phone No. 284. Tours to serre, \ W. Oscar Joyner SURVEYING AH Kinds, Leveling, Plat rfnd Estimate? B. B. Egerton Coly pticBarber Shop On- four barber# are an we fire joa what ??< vut Mi what joa call for, ? dellghtfal ?hare nndrr pltuut eoaittoaa, electric teas, da? aai afekt ..Oar fcath ma earn tkat atley feeling. Ia aaaaaar days jroa bath? often, oar balk wp?m ia eoa Tetacat, whin the prle I? heap eaoogh to allow 70a to o? o ft# a. Tea are Hit Wilkins & Stegall We have just received and placed on display in our drug store a full line of the latest and most popular sheet music, consisting of songs, waltzes and other music. Call in and examine it. Don't forget that we carry a most complete line ot drugs and druggist sundries and will take pleasure in 'filling your orders. Our fountain receives our special attention and we know you will be satisfied with our. service. Give us a call Beasley-Alston Drug Company , LOUISBU RG N. O PROFESSIONAL, CARDS DR. W. B. MOBTON Eye Specialist Louisburg, North Carolina Office next Door to Hotel Entrance. 8. ATWOOD NElfBU. ~ Attorney-At-Law. Offices with Dr. H. A. Newell DB. ARTHUR RYNES FLEMING Surgeon Dentist. * \ Loulsburg, North Crollna Office In Hotel Building, Next to Post office. Honrs: 9 to 4:30. Phone No.40. E. B. BANDEGRIFT, D. Y. 8. , Veterinary Surgeon, Ltibbufi R. C. ? I will be In Loulsbnrg to locate per manently on and after October 16th, 1914. . DB. a. r. BEBT ' PHYSICIAN and SDRQBON. LMlibvi, Nerth Carolina . Office tm Bart Bnlldlng Main Street Honrs 11 u. to 1 p. m. and 4 to Ipjn. DB. B. B. niilT Physician and 8nrg*on Lonlsbarg, North Carolina Office Next Bute to Ayooct Drag Co. Day PhttM (9." Night Phone 107 db. joel b. imum, i H. C. Practice contaad to ay?, eiqr, throat and noae. Will be in Lodlstrarg the lrst Monday in each month at Br. Yar tjproogh's office. ? ; : : -I DB. 1. E. BALONE ? Loulsbnrg, North Carolina Office In Ayoock Drag Store, Market Street, Office practice, Surgery and oonsaltatlon. j?i? ' DB. D.I. gBITHWICK. Dentist -Vj J: Loulsbarf. J. C. Office In the Hill Live Stock Co., < tmlldlng on Naah street W. m. PERSON ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Loulsburg, North Practlo*1??ll Oift. ? . Street A. 0. DICKENS Attorney and Counsellor at Law Louisbsrg, N. C. ? ' - Office oyer Hill LItb Stock Co*a. store ' 0 Nash street ^? T.W.Blckett, R.B. White. E.H.Malone BICKETT, WHITS * BALONE LAWYERS Louisbnrg, NorthCarollna xMi<eiu practice, settlement of e?> 1 ?o '?m'*? invRHted. One member of ?' ? - ii the office. JAKES W. HOLLINGSWOBTH, Lawyer. Ltillbari, IT. C. ' Masonic Hall Building. General Practice, Prompt Attention CHtso Collections, Loans Placed, Phone <13. Wn. HAYWOOD HUE FIN ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Lonlnhnrr. N. C Wll practice In the courts of fraak Un and adjoining counties, also In ths Supreme Court and In the United States District and Circnlt Court. Of lce orsc the First National Bank. DR. H. G HOtOON KaleifhH. C. Practice Limited'to Bye, Bar, Neee and Throat. m Will be in Louis burg the flnt Mon day of each month at office of Dr. B. M. Perry, from I to 11:8*, and at the office of Drs. Harris and Henderso* at Prankilnton. N. C? from I:M to 5 p.m. Will also be In Loulsburg at office of Dr: E: Ms Perry, the entire day oC the third Saturday In each month: DB.YOW, ? Veterinarian - Office with C. W. Pinch * Son. Henderson, Nerth Cnrtfllia Day Calls, Phone 414. Night Calls, Phone ? In Loulsburg, at Hill's stables, on each first Monday, ali day. L *. t. HOUGK '' CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Loulsburg, North Carolina Trading agents for al kinds of bulld tng supplies, artistic Mantles and Titles. Architectural designs rab
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