V? 1 - .
Not Sisters (
Now and adeln you aaa twawoma pa
>n< down tha atreat who look Ilka eistt
You art aalnailahad to Uarapal they
mother and daughter, and yok taaliza t
a woman at forty or forty-4vt ought to
at her finaat and fairaat. Whk ian't it I
The faaaral health of wocnan la to
timatoly eaanoiatwd with tha Vocal bat
of ttt* MMotitUy feminine If|um i
there, can ha DO rod ohoeketandytT*
form where .there la female dcpfneea
Woman who' ha-ra euffynU fror
thla trouble have faidhd eromp
relief and dure in/the u.okrf Di
orfana of wayfanhood. Id otea
area and tadihat tha ahaahL
A No alcohol, or habit-forming dauga I
Any aiok woman .may oooeult'Dr.
hold (s saoredly wtfdfaridi Mdu<M
World'e Diapenaary Medical Aaaooiatic
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FOB SALE OR RENT *
174 auraa of lahd, ttfo Jfhrte farm
>B eeltivatienf the farm in it.
one and a hal miles off the Bunn
High gchopt. iu Duajfa lu ii atht^,
Franklin chanty, will/eell- or rent
obeep. For farther information ap
, Ply to J. H./Iaxlextim
/ Barm, N. 0.
TRUSTEE SALE OF LAND.
By virtue af a power of sal? contalntd^in
that certain deedof trutt, eiecu-_
ww win aay or uecemoer, lum
by Mareui Ruffln to M S Gllfton, Tnnsand
duly recorded/ in the registry
0* Franklin County,/in book 102 at
Paf^e 458,"default hav/Qg been made in
the paymentef the iido\ited?eas thereby
seeafea, tid domaad for foreclosure
having bchjLmade upon . the
trustee by the partwTif>ldtng the bond
secured by said deed, flke undersigned
will, on Monday tile UUKday of February,
1910, at about the hsur: of noon
?t the court houBs vtoonri Canisbnrg,
otTer, for sale, tor the highest bhtder at
public auction lor cash, an undlvldcHJ-8
interest in that certain tract or parcel
of land by said deed of truat conveyed
and therein described as follow Bounded
on the nerth by A T Neat on the
east by Kutrlx Hazlewood, 8 luth by
Hilliard Yarboro and w ?st by Dr. 0 L
. Ellis, it being the lot of land left by my
' mother Martha Ruffin to her three
children. -Tbts 14tb day of January
1910 M S CLIFTON. Trustee
Notice to Tax Payers
1 am instructed by Board of
Town Commissioned to colleot
tbe taxes of toe ta/n at once, one
half nmst be purbv February 1st.
and the balances by March 1st.
I o^I will have to
D. C. litoH
Tax Collector
Railway Mail Clerks
\Wanted /
The ?overnm*t pays Railway Mail
Clerks $800 to\l,200 ajk ether employees
np to\2,5Jg.Annually.
tlncls Sam will hoB spring examiaations
throughout UpVraatry for Railway
Mail ClerksyClustVn House Clsrks
Stenographers VBookk ampere, DepartmentOlerksAud
others Government
Positions Tfiousands ofXappeintment
will b? made. Auy man or woman over
18, tu'city or country can get instruction
and free?information by writing at
once to the Bureau of Instruction, 28M
Hamlin. Building, Rochester, N. Y.
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Reward for Escaped Prisenm.
For the uapturJ and delivery of
the following described prisoaer*
who escaped from the Franklin
county jai on *oY. 28th.,' I will'
give the flowing rewards: ,
For JackVjrJbn alias Will Roaa,
a light gingw eake oolorad negro,
about 6 feet toM, weighing about
180 lbs., age about 82 years, who
has a burn oulaia left arm not healed,
and was Wetting an overall suit
when laat bo?u; ten DOLLARS.
for Charl/e Lews, a bright mulatto
negro,p feet M-or II inehae
in height, Weighing \bout 170 lba.,
f-.nnth fa?, age alAut 80 yaara,
who when lost seen wLi wearing an
' overall sail, TEN DOIsLABS. -v.
For Jolia Stone, a Black negro
about o ftl 8 inches in hjug])t, wearing
a little mustache, weight about
160 lba, stammers a little in talking
I or has a little stop in his spessh,
" FIVE DOLLARS.
This Dee. 3rd 1909.
H. C. KsiBirar,
fl Sheriff of Eranklin couaty, N. C.
I T SPIRES
to bay alPyour old scrap
' etc. Call to aee me^j^fi"give the
I bighost market prioeX
? When you wanffdaily papen^msgW^^j^preB.uooks^Wl.,
nail to one nas at
H ?,y news stand on Hash street
I where I bare a full line at all times
JAKE SPIRE
w 1 > n >\V-' ffrj
BU
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It give* vigor end ill sin go ths
r* th. oomplaxioo. brightens the
honfsinsd in "Favorita PrasirHption."
Pierce by letter, tree. Bvery letter Is
we?ed ie s litsin emslope: Aililiessi
in, Or* R.V. Pieros Pres., Buffalo, N.Y.
Notice
Htyitg quaJilad ss admUuateator
( Jibm K. Wright, Assessed,
late of Friaklin Cemilr, this is to
' bU^osrasoa having slaiius
gainst thejatefe of said deceased
to prsssat thadyto the utidersigaed
within obs jtprbom date hsrssf,
or this notica wily ho plsad in bar
of their reeeTarj. YPartiaa imdebtsd
te said eilate vnJl be sapsctsd
to sattls prolaplly, YTbis January
12th, 1910.
J. E NichoiAon, Adasr.
NOTICE
Having qualified aa administrator
of Matthew Baton, diseased,
late of Franklin County, C.,
this is to notify all persons'" having
claims against ^pid es^afe to present
the seme ty the undernamed
on or before thaJWn day of February,
1911, or >6ik notice will ba
plead in bar of they recovery. All
persons indebted t^aid estate will
please pay at onse. \his Feb. 4tb.,
1910. *
EDDIE H. EATON, Adm'r
' W H Rufifin, Attorney
Choice and Fre4i Cut-Flowers
Of Carnations, Rosek, - Viohjiafetc.
Floral designs' and FloVpstffor all occasions.
Potted Fafprfflkd all kinds of
pot and out imt bedding plants. Vegetable
J plants in seaaoto. All orders
promptly filled. ' \
El. STEIN METZ, florist. ._
Raleigh, n. c.
n a rv '
bjtooov- uracipUs
Vlivey'
JNO. WDCSTON
has juBt got the i?r^ to bay in one Dig
lot of fancy shiijp to the amount of
2000. Now ain't/lhat what you call
writ. These stfirA were bought wayj
down under tim value, they go the'
same way. Mes 20W yards of Chinese
matting, lot it ladiaAcoat suits bought
late in the s/ason at Bp cents on the $1
they also gcfat a sacrmcr.I ain't forgot
the men fpiks, 1 haee 1000 pair of
pants, a big lot of sprnbg .clothing, oh
I forgot I have a lot oil women shoes,
w.lting paper, boys legglns and men's
leggins, also a big lot or men's rubbers,
overshoes and a great many , other
things. X.
J P WINSTON
LAND SALE /
By virtuf of an order of the Supenor
court of Franklin county madejf the
special proceedings entitled RyT Moore
Admr. of R. W. \Moore debased, vs.
S'ibel Moore andwther, hairs at law,
the undersigned <\>mmiasK>ner will, on
Monday, the 7th dky ar March, 1910,
at-12 o'clock noon.teaH at publie auction
at the court holpe door in Louie-]
buig, to the hirhgsnbidder for cash, all
that certain traar orVarcel of land sit-1
uated in Fran*in cofhity, and in CySress
CraekjRownshia, adjoining the]
,nds of Moore,A J C Matthews]
and Mrs. Hf A. Moore land containing i
twenty-live acres more or leas and be--]
ing the tract of land owned by eaid 1 j
W Moore at the time of his death.
Tins the 4th day of February, 1910. *'
W. B. Yabbobouoii, Ja.,Com.
Plant Wood's Seeds
0 for Stomor/Crops C
Wood's MthVnnua/ Seed Book
to one of the nut useful and com
plete seed catHogu* issued. It
. Sires pisoBerf-ltforfnation sbout
the beet and modt cOofl table seeds
to plant for \T
The MarkekGrower
The PrlvaM hardener
The Fanyf \ : tWootTs
8sMs are\rown and A
selected with special retoienoe to I
- the soils and climate of the South
and eeery southern planterhhould
" haVh Wood's Seed Book so as to
he fully posted as to the bestaoecs
tor southern growing. Hailed fret
on request. Write for It.
T, We WOOD t SONS,
Wesrs SssSsssiisis Mr
Obnaa and Clayar Seeds. Seed Watateee.
Seed ?eta, Cow Waaa,
! jr-?"-rrt.',rs*.'i *"m
?w.. y*V 1
*. , j? * *c \' s - - 777>"\xT^df
V
J
.(i 'Uttif from .OhHfornta.
Fowlih, Oil, J?n. 14, 1910
TlUNRLIM Timmk, Leuieburg,
M. C.
Mr. Kditor ? la thia Uttar I 1
thought I weuld toll something ( I
bow fruit was managed in tbe pack- 1
ing houaea. Peaohes ara damped in
rge bins, and ara uauallv dry. Tbay
ara token to'the gradar and ara ran '
through. They go over a lino aiave 1
that baa reund bolaa of diffarent 1
liaaa, and fall into email bina. Than 1
thay ara token to tha dip and made 1
wet ailli eatoi that bai a little aalt *
aad aoda in'it. Tba fruit ia upead
oa trara and ran in, tha aalpbar J
bauaa, where it take* aulphor famaa '
for flyo or aix hours, Than it ia 1
ready for tha ladiee la "feooe." Tha
1 taaa ia pat in the bpttom of a box, 1
J than tha box ia filled, pressed and 1
lidded and it ia ready for -market. 1
Bexee weigh 6, 10, 'if, 26 and 60 1
pound*: All -nut and dried truit ia 1
managed about tha una way. Pigs 1
aad prunaa are dipped in bet water.
Prunea have liquub in tha water to
put a glare en than. All fruit
bould be waehed .before it it eater, 1
raina net exeepted.
Wonld- you like to knew how
raiaiaa ara prepared for market?
They oeme to the paoking houae in
grant loads. Pour horses will pull
aix ton*. They ara pnt in aweal
bo tea and the boxes-are taken in tha
booae and ataohad up until they want
them atimmad. Than thay are
dumped in tba hopper. Thi* maohibi
ia something lika a wkaat aep...w
Th. ? ' A- -?
The foftMrinjf whi<9> we will sell ^
etwap forfcaeh:
One Car Patent flour, One Car
Red Dog Mlll\Faad, Ona Car of i
Lime, One cV/ No. 1 Heart *
. Shinglea, One CJrNaila all ajxaa, i
One ear of Rebhroid Roofing. "
A ?oa big lot of tfheaa. Hate. Dry .
Gooda, Notion/, CoffiAa and Can- i
keti and liai WiiB uf y da- I .
acription. / ? a
J. H. WEATHERS "
& Company 1
. BUKK, North Carolina
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a?HVT?. * u? v/iiuuvi rm IUOHQ VI
woven wire, end the eterue are
MU((t in this and the ravine are
palled off. They go over screen*
that have holea in- them. The tonr
crown are eaught on'the first eereen
and the three orown are caught on
the next, and so on, at many grades
aa there ia. The
house that I worked in oeuld
stem 30- tons a day, and one man
eould nail the tops on the bexes as
last as they come to him. 1 like
the three crown beat. They are the
meat uniform ones. When it comas
-to layers is where ladies put lSTheir
haadiwurk. This all dene by the
ladies, and la tee tediona to write.
Bat you .can aee that it ia nioe werk,
and some ef thetn make as high as
$4 a day. The last time I asked the
price el raisins in 50 pound "boxes
was three and one fourth, cent a
pound. I have not ssea a seeder
but there it one in Fowler. Theie
are twe kinds, on* takes the seed
eut with saws, and the other puneh
thera out with little pegs. Notv? lor
a little Japanese language.(Heigh yu
mucam uo)nohman,( savy ) understand,
heping the Timks, a prosperous New
Year, and all my old friaads happinaea.
,
Yours truly,
Jr J: Edwards;
In Mamorlam.
By request we publieh the following
article, which islan eulogy of
Queen Viotoria, written by Mr. Q.
R. Smith, wko is well known among
Franklin Bounty's older citizen*:
The noblest woman ef the greatest
people ot the grandest age the _
world has ever seen. Born in 1810.
Crowned in 1837. Married in 1840.
She lived to be the mother, the
grandmother, the mother-in-law,
the step-mother to all - Earopo?and
god mother to ohristendom.
Qneea of England, Empress of
India, Czarrina of the British realm
apon which the ana never sets, and
the hum of her Industrie* keep time
with the whirr of the world through
space, mistress of the sea, monitor of
the nations, chaperon of the people,
matron ef the heathen, she has with
one caress wiped the tattooed marks
ftom the feoe ot the New Zealaoder,
clothed tha nude Australian in the
garments of the Strand and taagbt
them in aooents English to ' sing
portrait, one of the first of the sun'*
paintings, she heard the first faint
shriek of the locomotive, stood sponsor
at the birth of the telegraph and
under he< fostering osre,-she nursed
thee* things into the titian giants of
the world's werk. From bar -palace
tho offing under a puff of rt?a;?
molt its white wings of canvass as all
bird its plumage and more npea tbeil
waters as things ?t life going and jj
jU4V- < \I
V' vJ X-7'-! >*.. ? jl RP*..-rJI
.
5irV.
oum'iDv iu the l?o? vt ? md ami lid a, while
upeu the lana the locomotive <
>a its iron ways with ' ponderous
Load* af merchandise ami a great
oenoeurae of people goes darting
paal ?-?ifter tbaa the weaver'# ahultla,
oat aoroaa the broad Atlantic towards
the aettiag aun. She haa Beer
that wayward offspring of her houaebold
denying parental, authority
landing with ona foot npon the land
the other in the aaa with bar head in
the clouda atrtaa a match upon the
ikf, light the eleotric are tranaforrai"(r
fha nieht inla day, toaohinp the J
winda to bahave and the atartna to .
herald their ooiniog. In aheer wan- <
tonnsM'hs la toying "With the sphers,
tearing tha elamaata, laaaooing .the j
ligbtninga in tha oleuda and harness- i
ing them te bia oommarcitT threads
of thoogbt that weave a plaxua aver
avary hill, and under every aaa '
landing than on miaaionn of heraldry
to tha enda of the .earth and far off
ialanda of the aaaa with a fleetneae
behind wbiah even lag the awift
winged arrowa|of light. In tha privacy
af her own ohamber by tba
till amall voiaa of ihe wire mounter
witb the copper tongue, in bay/ own
varnacnlar ahe reads tomorrow's
tranaaationa ai the Eaytern world a
litters! treapaaa upon divinity, a
leak into tha futnra whareiu it M i
written, tiipe waa but tiaae ahall be
no mora. Hare in tha fullneea *ot
tiaae; the couipletneaa of lifa'a wark,
aa aha paaaea)out into the "ever and
forever witn tiTiX tow breathing,
fain*, ami fuiutar pulse, all lieada are
bowed and all bearta whisper her |
national autoera ox "Ood Save the |
Quean"?and > mete it ba.
O. H. Smith.
nFOR SALE >1
I have 100 bhebels >ff Simpkins l'rollfic
Cotton Seal lor sale at . $1 per
bushel. YW. O. STONE.
Rr F:' D. No^^^ouiaburg.yfi. C.
FOR SAM: /
1 have 60 head of goatsXhat I will
sell in any number. CallVb see me or
write'at once J P IbaiUiBnAiui,
HhuiaVr*. N C
NOTIQE
? I offer mv Ber\ibqjn.o the public
as auctioneer. W? be glad to'
serve you at any trtnX See me for
terms. O. xl. JOHNSON.
EASY TO TAKE
3F . . j*
tfut bard to get rid of. That's the
torj- about oolda in generaj.
T*y /)ur \Cold Tablets
Tbay ar/ easy teUake, and if taken
in time *ill save jVu a doctors bill.
They prevent as vhbII as cure.
BEASLEY-AliTON DREG
COMPANY
Just..
Received f
' "*" *?. '
| Are Y<
9 Hones
H With your land w
yj? ?sake of savinga
& yoviv use a fertili
b onlyNrecommendj
p analysis. It requi]
Icial knowledge to
rials to analyses.
- of a fertiliser lies
terials usech so /
over feed
time and starv&a
This is why Koys
are so popdiar. ,
gredient has its
??'work to do. 1
years experience
goods for Souther
^ enable^/ us to kn
required.
ii See thai trade mark is
[| trade mark
I =^1
fij RESISTEREE
F. S. Royster
NORFOLK,
SALE AN D
I have decided to run aqain a Sale / Li
wn the public with A f ^
First Class Vyeams
Will be glad to hart a libeoa^tWre of patronaj
teams and polite and accommodating drivers.
R. F~. FUL
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Z New Line of
I have just reoeised a niceu
- * and u lot ojnew goodi that I am
to see me aud^tal^e a l?ok at whal
| n B^O
Fending investment of idle funds
l our certificate/
* V. y <
W Which are partible en dafnand, tn
i ment, negotiable at my /ank, and
* varying rates, depeadmg on lengi
Ac mains on deposit. (lo/respondenc
W vietv invited. \l
f? THE - CrnZENI
y. ? "' * \ HENDERSON, K
k J. B. OWEM8. President ' .
\
FIRST CLASS JOE
i
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fe' : .. * it!\
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hen foptfie /\
few dollars/-?
izer whope \ '/= ""Vition
is/its 9 0
res no'spe- $ /
mix'mate- ^
The value r
in the ma- ?
as not to |
mt at one |it
another. J
iter brands J
Every in- ' k
' particular * r
"wenty-five a
in making j
n crops has j .
ow what is gj
on every bag ||'
luanoCo.^ ^ ^
/LIVERY Z
ivery Stable and am prepared to ,
At- All Times. .
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ore and guarantee satisfaction. Safe
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-LERv '
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selling ehekp^Come
Ajrvt. z
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V^^taH attention to ^
of -DEPOSITS
inaferable by endorse- w
earning interest at X
tha of time money re- ^ t J
te or personal inter- 3
- BANK 4
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W. A. HUNT, Cuhiar ^
I PRINTING.
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