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CHUBC1I 8BBVICIJS.
Baptist?Sunday ujorning at 11 *, m.
and at right nt 7 JO p.ill Prayer Meat
Inn every Thursday night at 7 o'clock
TUv. L. W. Swops, Pastor.
Methdlst? Sunday morning at liar
nr., and St night at 7 JO p. m. Praye
Meeting every Wednesday night at 7
yVIock
fesv/b. W. UaILY, Pastor. Episcopal?Sunday
morning at' 11 a.
ni.,and evening at 1:80 p.m.,every first
I third and fourth Sundays.
Ksv- John London, Rector.
i "30 sunday schools.
? RepHer?flmvic.ee,at 9:80 every Sunday
morning. Geo. H. Cooper, Supt,
Methodist -^Services at 9:80 every
Sunday. B. McKinno, Supt.
Episcopal?Services at ljle^'clock evy
erySunday morning. Wl H. Ruffin.
Supt
LODOE8.
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Masons?Every first and third Tuesday
nights in each month, Dr. H. A.
Newell, W. M.
Woodmen of the World?Every second
and fourth Tuesday , nicrhta in each
month at 7:80 o'clock. J. Wl. Boilingsworth,
Consal Commander.
Modern Woodmen ? First Monday
- night in each month at 8 o'clock. J.
W. rtollingswort>> Consul, jKnlghts
o( Pythias ? Every 2nd and
1th Monday nights. B. T. Holden.
__ Chan. Commander.
' " A CARD/ i
To damomsati^f otkbs
I hereby annoorj^ myself a candidate
for Registm( of Deeds fei
Franklin CoontyJeabjeot to the &
tion of the Democratic Convention.
. I will appreciate aqy\elp from roj
friends T w7 H. MACON".
? . A CARD
To The DaxocaAf iorVotees or
FRANKLI* Coimni/
I hereby annonnjre myself n candidate
for the offiaflef Register of
Deeds of Franklijf dounty, subject
to the Democratic yPrimary and
Convention. /Ver* truly
J S. . BOONE.
y " ' t ,A"CARD
To The Democratic Totehs oi
0 raimnw Cochtt: a
, I herewith announce myself a
candidate for tie ence of Registei
of Deeds of FraVklfu County, sub?jeot
to the actiort/f the Democratic
primaries and cojfvcntion. If nominated
and eUetcH I promise the
people of the c<Atntv faithful aod
A in advancelior/amthing you maj
-. do u my behrff I lm '
Respectfully,
I R P. TAYLOR
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To The Deirtocratic . Voters of
Frankyn County:
With the kindut off feelings toward
every man in Franklm county and with
no criticism to mLk/of any ene, I wish
to snaounse mystfr a candidate foi
Clerk of SuperiorXCourt of Franklin
County subject i?\ the action of the
Democratic Primary and conyentien.
I will state thajrl ska in no combine
with any ofher dbndilate or candidate!
because when y ask spu to support me
1 have gone a* Gar as\ propriety will allow
and I know veu ate aa capable ol
selecting the#other nominees of the
party as I iff \
Should rot see fit to dominate me 1
shall endeauor to execime the duties ol
the office tm the best olfny ability and
shall. sefe lhat everybody is treated
alike. I Yours Respectfully,
/ SAM. P. BODDIE
Sandy Creek Item*.
The sly for la still at largs. Mr
Lasaiter and hit guests had a nice
rso* with him last week. It is sail
that one of the party want to sleet
aod while hs was slssping the for
oame-ap and robbed htm of bu
horn and pocket knife. The-lore
he wanted to eall np another peel
of hemnda and the knife to out i
way 'or the doga through the briate
He aleo took the maoa pooket boo)
and it ia anppoaed that ha will vian
othtr parts ef the country for hli
health.
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Heary Ball was the guaat of Rebift
Harris Sun day.
Meaara Roy and Willie Tbarring<
too were the gneeta of S. Braiti
Seaday afternoon. .. t . . '
Deck Ayeseae, of Alert, epeni
Sunday with hia oooaia, Mias Sallli
Ayeaoue, of Sehloss.
Beet *i*^?* to the Tinas and iti
read era.
Pin a Etks.
Paine of women, hAd pains, or an;
peln stopped la f> gpnutea aure. wltl
br 3hooDV?aA/galn Tablet*. Be.
full formula on fm. Bin. Sold by P
Re id Pleaj?ntwT,uu?WuTfr, 'T. Cj?Joy
From Claw Hammer.
Aa 1 harea't aeen any newa free
^ ' here in tome time! thought I wo ale
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P. Harris' wheat is looking fine
this warm weather. /
Miae Ieabella Morten and Edward
" MeOUet, at Franhlimon, -Mint Low
Harris, oj^Schlees, Meaara Keodred
Leonard, Roy and Willie Thtrripgtoa,
were pleaaaot visiters at Mr.
. If. J: Bull's en Sanda? last.
I. N. Williams returned to hie
home at ?Yoangaville Monday after
spending two days at M. J. Ball's.
Tom Hent'a baby died laat Friday
and waa hurried Saturday afternoon
- at. Randolph Bobbin's. ?
Sorry to aay Mra. Hellen Williams
ia very aiok.
The aly old for it still alTVe and in
good health,
Misses Roaa Murrv and Louiae
Ayescue apeat laat Sunday with
the aunt, at Alert.*
, X. M. Height waa at Scbloaa on
huaineae Saturday laat.
G. W. Burnett called \aat Saturday
night and Sunday to viait II. G.
Ball. ^ s
' With best wishes to the TiHxa and
ita readera we are v
Bad Boyb. "
Preventica?tho e Candy Cold Cure
Tableto?will aaft y and euickly check
ell colde aairthn. rip. Try them onee
and aeel 48-26c, ~Sold__by F. Reid
Pleaaante, Louis iurg, TT" tJ, Joyner,
Franklinton.
Hurricane Items.
Aa I have not tean any itame from
thia --?? >k. r ?111 ?A
* w? wre vvwumy A wui If UU
. is a few.
The farmers around here have
gone right down to * ork.
Joe Joyner, of Headeraon, haa
i moved to J. M. Sberron's, where lie
will farne this year.
There was an enoyable party given
at N. R. \faaons on Monday night
laat in honor of Miaa Mattie Evana.
Willon Maaon waa n. welooine
gaeat here Wed need ay night,
i C. R. Ball apent Sunday with
. VTilton frienda. 1
i C. J. Evana apent Saturday night
and; Sunday in Franklinton with
' relativea. J
l Beat wiabea to the Times and its
' readers.
" Blue EYES.'..;
The old fashioned way of dosing a
weak atomach, or stimulating the
Heart or Kidneys is all wrong. Dr.
Shoop first pointed out < this error.
This is why his preslrfption?Dr.
F Shoes's Restorative?is dtaaoted entirely
to the tause of these ailments?the
weak inside or/lUmUtUuaa nerves. It
isn't so sifflcuft. says Dl Shoop, to
I strengthen a weak StomaihVleart, or
i Kidneys, if one goe^. ati it uorrectly.
i Eaah inside organ has H* controlling or
inside nerve. When thene nerveak fail,
i than those organs must* surely fatter.
I These vital' truths are leading druggists
everywhere to dispense and reci
ommend Dr. Shoop's Restorative. Test
i it a few days, and see! Improvement
1 will promptly and surely follow. Sold
- by F. Reid Pleasants. Louisburg, T. C.
Joyner, Franklinton.
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l. _ ' Poverty Street Items.
r Yoa haven't heard from na in so
[ long I guess you think we are poverty
strioken do we here, but we are
sot quite.
We are sorry to say that Mrs.
John H art on, and Mr. Jim Clifton,
- sro on the sink list this week. '
' Farmers kre pretty busy plowing
ani cleaning up. i.
Miaa Marina Yoang gave the
young people a peund party last
week which was greatly enjoyed.
' Sems el our young people atisnded
a pound party at J. A. Clifton's
1 last Thursday night. They report a
' largo crowd and a fine time.
| We haven't bad a wedding in oar
neighborhood for a long time, but
one of our yoahg men baa lots of
bnsinsss st Rock ijpriags. Ixrok
out Mr. Boone.
Mr. W. R. Young's sohool closed
' last Henday, and s most interesting
1 game of ball was played that eventog.
t Wishing all the readers and the
i dear old Times naih iuccees.
Bownik Bell.
CHICHlsTfife SPILLS
DIAMOND BRAND I
5I71KOID4twfotT-ifO
TADRU GGTsts
I SS?,- WERY^ERE SSS3
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WASH* THE HANDS."
And Dc I* m Frequently the Ay ^
portunity Off (re
- Civilized man touched hundred ''
tilings yitb hif hands luxirry one a
with any other part of his bodv. '
literally he sticks the former intc ?
everything. It follows/as Dr. Eccles
points out in the Dietetic uhd ?
Hygienic uazette, that hi Ada prob
ably play a very important part ir
the spread of disease. From this
-the further corollary may be drawn a
that washing the hands is a sanitary g
process of great importance. It af- 0
fords an imperfect but partial disiniection.
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Protty much everything touched ?
by the hands may be infected-? n
money, newspapers, books, street
car straps, restaurant knives anc #
forks and tumblers, other people's ,
hands, door handles, public pen!
and pencils, and so on, ad infinitum 111
Every one of these touches may. ;'
and some of them actually do, re- ^
suit in a transfer of germs. Fortu-'
uately moBt of the newcomers will
be harmless, but occasionally o g
"batch" arrives analogous to the y
Black Handers, and if they find any |t
cut or minute abrasion of the skin
or if the imbecile carelessness of
their host rubs them-into his eyes '
or month the, possibility of a death
1 or at least an exnensive illn#?Ks in -
the letter's family becomes imminent.
Therefore wash your hands as
_?ften as opportunity offers. You
can't overdo it. Clean hands are j
of far more importance Jygienical- i
lv than aesthetically. Washings 1
them after handling some danger- 4
ously infected object may save your ~
own or some one else's life. As you
have no way of distinguishing infected
from uninfected things, ?
banknotes, for instance, the hands c
should always be washed as a mat- 1
ter of routine before (hey are car- Jj
ried to the eyes dr lips! a
What Dr. Ecolcs would like to see I
adopted is antiseptic hand washing d
involving the routine use of some -j
fairly strong germicide. This is a t
counsel of perfection that cannot "be *
hojied for. , A more frequent use of 4
soap and water will be boon enough
for a first step. The Medical Rec- }
Ord agrees with Dr. Eccles as tb tffe
necessity for a hand washing crusade.
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The Earliest Lotteries. |j
The lotteries are generally said s
. to hav<- had their origin in Italy.
but in .Crowe aud Cavalc-a-selie's t
"Early Flemish Painters'" reference (
is made U> a lottery drawn at" 1
Bruges on Feb. l-Mti (1-145 old j
style). This is the earliest of j
which the scheme, list of prizes t
and accounts are known to be in r
existence. In Iftt'.O a lottery was '
drawn in Florence, the object being j,
to meet the state expenses. Nine 1
years afterward thev were legalized
in France bv Francis 1. and called" "blanques."
The lotteries instituted j
at Paris by the Duke d'lnvertiois
in 1572 and 1578 were for provid- 1
' ing marriage portions for the young,
women belonging to his estate.
The first lottery known in England
was drawn at the west door of
St. Paul's cathedral in 1569. - The ,
amount was< ?20,000, which in those t
days was ve?y considerable. It con- t
sisted of 40,000 tickets at 10 shilj J
lings each, and the profits of -the %
speculation were to be appropriated, t
to the repair of- the harbors of the 4
kingdom. . ?
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A Successful Disguise. I
. Mr. Murphy, says a writer in the s
Biooklyn OitisoD) waa inquiring of A
his friend Mr. Doolan how his *
wife was feeling after the excite- ?
ment of the recent wedding of their
daughter. "She's well enough," re- ~
pljed the other," "excepting that _
she's grieving over a pair of Uliganl V
new kid gloves that got lost on hei y
that evening.
"She's feeling bad about thim. H
but I've advertised in the paper, D
and I'm thinking she'll get thim
back again befopr long. They cost
Mrs. Doolan two dollars and for-rtyfive
cintsl'5*
"Ain't you 'afraid whoever got
thim will be slo*v4? answer the advertisement
?"\ inquired Mr. Mur^y
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""It's meself that knew how to fix
-that," returned Mr. Doolan. "I
advertised thim illigant gloves was
an owld cotton pair, bur-rsting away
ut tnc scams and wur-rth nobody's l
keepi ng 1" ' '
The Comok'i Whip.
People who are unacquainted I
with Hussia and w.ho raaAof utrool JL
disturbances being suppressed by I
the Cossacks with their whips hav? I
little idea of what formidable weup I
ons these are. Made of hard leatli
er and tapering to a fine point, thfcv
are triangnlar in shape, and tu?.
Cossack, who knows how to hr:n
the edge Sabn upon hjj victim, can
inflict a wound that ia not infrequently
fatal. A favorite stroke i?
one by which the ?ye and a^mrtfot
of the cheek'at# cut. r, >. ^
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Parry Mill Items
Our neighborhood is coming. We
are a new iron bridge aeroas the
ond, a cotton fjLm and griet tuill and
Miaa Lula Pearoe spent Sunday
ith Mrs. W. H. Pearoe.
Miaa Matlie Cooke is spending the
reek with Miaa Annie Pearoe at
tauD.
We'will organize a sieging olaaa
t Flat Reck Friday before the flrat
unday in April^ at half past-two
'clock. Eyyiybody is cordially inited
and wj bopt ? large pimtwr
f them will take part id the sing**
I want to aay that I like the home
irole column and think that everyody
ahould read it aa it oontaina eo
neb truth and good reading.
We are all glad to know that Ban
V'heeler waa able to be out ganday.
The, farmers htve been making
:ood use of thia nice weather and
lave gotten ahead with thair plow,
ng. We hope to aee everybody
sake their own home supplies thia
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ear. 'i.
Hoping the dear old Fbankun
"hies and Its editor roach suceoss.
' Brown -Etes.
j Laces
| 'Z' k JpHUiipeeiilttlwl
American Beam
Tlis best on the rad.-Vet. Call and tee them. 1
I bnby capsqmt received. It will be to-'
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A Poor Weak Worm
As'-ehe U termed, will endur?irtvdy aad pet
Monica whioh e stronA iman would weyx
. Tpe fart is Tvonien tna iWuc patient than they
to be under such troubleA . , /
Every woman ought to luiow that she may <
the moat experienced metflcal adviopjfree if
end in absolute confidence an\ privacy by writ
the World's Dispensary MedVal Association,
Fierce, M. D.. President, BuffMg/N. Y. Dr. 1
has been chief consulting physlkian of the Im
Hotel and Surgical Institute/mySufisio, N. 1
many years and has bed a wider tactical expe
in the treatment of women 'sJBiseama than any
His medicines are world-famous fo\ their astoi
The most perfect/remedyVjer der
?etc women is Dr. Pieroe's ^Favorite
IT MAKES 1WEAK WOMEN 81
The many and variety symptoms of wnnan'i
forth in Plain Englidl in the People's imdiot
revised and up-to-dAe Edition ot which,Vlotl
receipt of 31 one-cdnt stamps to pay cost of n
Mini iiiiii ?
f The Choicest/
ft My stock ?{ Heavy and FaXcy- G
ft choice and select lot I coiadVet,
ft lines 1 carry. When in Aeecrof
ft s< e me before buying, ffiemekt
A borg steel plows, the hint madA
| M. C.^LEA
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^aeaseiafeimniBamaaamammBmmaSi
YOU AND Tl
The bie State of NoVh Carol\uojiet
money nere, because w that ityk.ee
At LI ? * W
IllO nurklll^K ui ?U1H USUE. junaiw
to be tun on conservatinlinA, bed
but even if the State didriU jfok alb
acter of our directors woua#insure
the fullest safety. A
THE - Cjfaz^
h/nde^son)
J. B. OWENS. Prendent
HARNJ
I have secured the servicij/oe an
and will be prepared to lyfA your
at any time at the Rivemde Ware
{EDWARD S
GOOD DRY
When in need of good dry etovefwoodXeal
pleasure in sending it to you at onde. Thifkw
mill aDd we will furnish it to you/or 2.50 pw
GFRwrnry &, i
Special S
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Racket Y?
Now line of White Goods, (iinghnjfc f*4rcale,
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obtain
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Pierce
ralida' M BMtl
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other physician in this country,
liahinf efbcaoy.
lead for week and deUPresoription.
PRONG,
I WOMEN WELL.
peonlier eilroente ere Itflly m 7
1 Adviser (1008 pedes), a newly
h-bound, will be mailed fro* no
lailind only. Address aa above.
SSfisSSSSSS ' wv Teoeries
is the most ' A
as are all the other A
anything in mj line A
>er 1 carry the Lynch A * *j
vSants i
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1E TATE
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s fit to keep part of its.
ns a very close eye 011 ajF
(lv ttiis bank would lutre
auke of such examination
?r our business, the char- ! v.
every one patronizing us ><r/ "
IS - BANK
kN.^C.
V A. HUNT, Cashier
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expert harness maker
harness fixed for yeu at ^
house. Come to see me
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1 up phone 92 and we |wlH take > ood
is dry outsides from our saw
core) and is sawed up ready for use
^EASLEY
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broideries
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Ion to the '. . '?~ ""
my.
ty Corsets
l^mple line of Ladies hats
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On* red hound loBvdn tfx ehsse from
it. Sam Person to nrikrJHr. W. Allen*,
.ouisburg. Had sear cdf left side. A
iberal reward will be o/i<Wor hi* return
om*. J. C. POJiKlL, Inei, N.C.
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GASOLINE ENGINE FORRALE.
By virtue of thVpower conferred up>n
me in a certai\deed </ assignment
xecuted to me by\ A.frruit and reorded
in the oftice\f t/e Register of
>eeds for Franklin C\ulty in Book 177,
?go 37#, I will, on HdAirday the 26th
lay of March, 1910, tj\2 o'clock, noon
?ll at publio aueti* \ th* town of
franklinton, N. C.,Mo tm higbeat bidler
for each one AhreeXhorae power
lhas. A. Stickndy Gasalne Engine,
'his engine is praetioaUy Ys good a*
lew. having beet used vear Tittle. I
rill be glad to low it to aw one inerested.
ThisAlarch 11th. W10.
d 8. JOYNER, Truete*.
V. H. Yarborough, Jr., Atty.
? I.AND SALE.
-By virtu* of a decree of th* Superior
ourt of Nash county, mad* in th*
peaial proceeding entitled Jonah Colins
and others, h x Pa/te, the underigned
will on Vfe 4th lay of April. 1910
ffer for sale a tube ec/irt hcuse door in
rranklin cuuntyuhe allowing de??rib*d
ract of land; tut/tract of land in
ledar Rock townunp known as the R.
5. Collin* land ifcunded a* follows:
founded on the iworth by land* of
lock B. LeonatdraVd other* and adoining
the lu dsibf Henry Griffin, Jos.
Ihearin and othfrs containing 77 acres
nore or less. See Book 63 page 370,
'rank I in Regisfry for lb.'l description.
Terms of sale toe thirdV cash and the
a lance on of sredit o\ ninety days,
'his March 4lli, 1010.. \
R. A. P. COOLEY, Com
forth Carolina ) V
> In the Superio^Court
rranklin County )
Rosa Littlftohn )
v?T 5 NOTICE
ms. Littpiohn 1
The defendant atpve named will take
lotice that aouction entitled as above
las been commenced in tbe Superior
lourt of Fran41 it/ county for divorce
r*m tbs bondswf matsimoay and the
aid defendant Ull further take notice
bat he i* r*q uijpd to appear at the
rm ?f the supAor court of said couny
to b* held oil the 6th Monday after
be first klondJj in March, 1910, at the
ourt house iafsaid eounty in Louitorg,
N. C. ud answer *r demur to
he eomplaioff whicY has b**n filed ia
aid aotiea y the plaintiff will apply to
b_e_coprt fo/ the relief demanded In
aid eomplent. Thil March 9ib, 19T07
J, J. BARROW, C. 8. C.
I. B. Maaeeaburg, At\y. fur plaintiff.
DARNELL & THOMAS
MUSIC HjDUSE
Rateich, fi. C
. Sell Ae beet
FIAJSTOS
On my Easy Terms
and aw prices belew which no j
1 dealeifinanufaitmk'or wall mr? <
der hJuse can (0,| quality con- |
siderwL We are In old establishes
house with kany years of
rep juition for equate dealing to
ourftredit and wnei we tell you
we?an meet all kkds of companion
prices we will do it.
f aaj |We ralaladna
xm ivuy ior viiirogit, icrms in
Prices ind yon will ccrtiiily i|rtc
with as.
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