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Having qualified aSTexscntor "under
the will of Mrs. J. H. NenJIy, deceased,
late of Fran lin countAjnia ia to notify
all parties having elauna against said
estate to present same./dr this notice
"will be pleaded ih barXif Ytlteir recovery.
Aprtrt2th,'19tOr \'
R^B^WI^ite. EX.
Having qhahfle/ an executor under
the wilf of JV3. Htuma, this is to notify
all peraonV holding claims againBt
his estate to pVunt them to me on or
before April 21k, 1810, or this notice
will be plead i/isr of their recovery.
All persona ospngWid estate will come
forward and JliakeImmediate payment!
This April Wat, 19l\
7 w jl PEhsoN, Extr.
~~t Notice i
Having qualified as administrator of
a Nl. Cannady, cUeeasad, this is to
otify all persons hlb ding claims
against his estate tp uesent them to.the
undersigned on Srlefore April>4th
1911 or this notice WJl be plead in bar
of their" recovery. _?U persons owing
his estate will come forward and make
immediate settlemedk This April 14th
1910 " TVTf C'AnnanY, Adm. ?
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Don't Risk even a penny?until health returns.
ti And I mean Just exactly that.
X ara the one physician whoseystothe nick. "I
Will. OUt Of tny OWn tMvllDt. n?kv ?r?r vrsnw W.~4l
tripe if it falli to bring > on fialp!*" "
And for 20 yoara Dr. Shoop's medicine* have
GetHealth
been used and recommended in every city and
' ? bmnlfet In AmerUm. They are positively standard
in every cfaimnnlty?and everywhere.
n Then why pay thi cash. and at your risk, for
other un warrants! ami uncertain medicines?
Tlnrvim"'1*- "p^" V"?"imndn have in the past
~~ successfully usedBr. B hoop's Restorative.
When theSto- Ha niach nerves,
or the..Heart Lh mg A ?r Kidney
nervea^fail. W W T theseslckones 1
k wow hdw.B 0 quickly Dr.
i hoop'a HaFs T storatlve will
>rlng_lhe:n back tb Aalth again. But beet of all,
they positively takclno jponey rhk Whatever.
They know that whel hcilth falls to return Dr. I
Shoop will hlniFelf gfcdly pay the drew I at for
that teat. And forthaltcfra full SO day treatment
Is freely granted!
. But write me first for Lwordcr. ? {
This will save delay aitf disappointment J
All druggists sell Dr. fwjoop'a Restorative and I
Dr. 8hoop*aHB1 'I Rheumatic I
Remedy, but Usa mm all arn not
authorized to ||lE| give the 30
day test. Bo I llu Id d^opmvalintplease?for
I w \~ havi-appointed
an honest and reaAiftlblo druggist in almost
every community .everywhere. to issue my '.'no
help, no pay' median edto the aiqk.
Tell mo also which tpokVou ncod.
The books below w# sural y open up neW and
\ helpful ideas to HA I those who are
not well. Besides ea| m you are perfectn.
ly free to consult |m w0 mo Just as you
^ would your U V home phyBlcIhp.
My advice V J and 1110 boob
belo^ojro yours-4nd wltAut cost.
PerhapsV^ord <ALtwo fram me will clear up
. some seriousaUr^mtJ hp*u helped thousand* |
upon thousands'ST' my private proscription or |
personal advicefplap. Myl best effort ) . surely
Afterwards
worth yoqralmple request. Co write no\*jvhlle I
you nave it iresh In mind. 1kr.-tomorrow nbver i
comes. Dr. Bhoop. Box 12. Imclne. Wis. ^ j
WtlellMt th&ll X Ski Too?
i.. - Ho. 1 On Dyspepsia No. ?or Women
No. 2 On the Heart No. 5 For Men
No. 8 On the Kidneys No. 6 Rheumatism.
f Bargains
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New OpeuingW 1
ing Store,..'wHI
Wholes^
? New and up-to-dato stock of fflol
Ladies apd Geuts furnishing goodsy W
Btorj^efia many bargains we offer at th
Srtm 2<no 30 p* r cent. All good/ mar
We Guarantee Y/ou 1
or Xour Hi
Bear in mind that thy disposition
i this vicinity and each and /very euaton
| retail merchant can buy a/thousand. 1
I marked in plain figures, ijpt a single ex
/ * Yours I
PEOPLE'S CLC
J Louisbui
NO NEED AT ALU FOR Y?
...SCE)(
NEW UP-TO-DATE
WAYS H
and well stocked with the h?'
the look-good, taste-gool
thing yon Jieed and thi o
THE SCOGGIN
^irrannn^^
in
HELESS,
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tpEl
WW w
the People's Clothly
ell ^Retail at
?e Prices.
Ihing, Shoes, lists. Skirts, Shirt Waist
a invite you to come and inspect our uev
ia opening, it means a saving for yoi
kVi in plain figures.
ifoiir Money's Worth
loney Back
> is a revelation to the trading public o:
ler can buy One article just as cheap as i
'.ach and event article is displayed am
pression exaggerated.
)THING STORE
rg, N;C
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OU TO WORRY, BECAUSE
j fountain is al
m cool
t anckfreshest drinks. We serve
drinkA Phono us for Qnv.
rder will be promply filled
drug\company?i
Clothihg i
*
ave just returned
a the northern Z
kets whefje I sue- ^
led in picking up
e rare bargains *
Clothing and j
it's Furnishings. *9
ve yqu an idea of what I can
tu in your purchases I can sell
ta that retail far $15 for $10 and 1
ts for $12 All others In propor1
have a big lot of straw hats, aA
the season for them is now at Sv
?u will do well to_ call and get 1
loice before they are picked ov- J
ices and quality are tee interesttures
about our ha s.
e a uumber of Clergyman coatsd
Drabatado Prices ranging 1
.50 to $6, cannot be duplicated * A
ly times the price.
in and look ov- M
ly stock and you ]
be convinced
; my store is th<^
e to trade.-1
isburg's Clothfor
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' THE SUNDAY SCHOOL,'
Lesson IX.?Second Quarter,
For May 29, 1910.. .
- IHE INTEF,NATIONAL SERIES.
- T?*t of tht Lesson, Matt, xiv, 13-21;
xv, 20-33?Memory Vorsos, 19, 20.
Golden ' Text, John vi, 35 ? Commsntany
by ftsv. D. M. Stearns*
In this lesson we are asked to consider
two-prenf miracles, which our
Lord speaks of as "the five Loaves of
the 5,000 and the seven loavA of the
J I.OOO" (Matt. xvl. 0. 10> on one occai
xlon when He rebuked the disciples
for their lack of faitli. The former is
recorded by each of the four evangel- i
[ Ists and Is the ooly miracle recorded
by the four, while the latter is recorded
only by Matthew and Mark. In
each case Jesus bud compassion upon
. the multitudes because of their hun- '
ger and He abundantly supplied their
j need by miraculously Increasing a
very small quantity of food. When
we consider who it was who did this
and how He had fed millions for
many years with bread from heaven
and had brought water from n
rock for them, how He had cared for
> Elijah by the ravens and multiplied
. the widow's meal and oil and made
twenty loaves suffice for 100 men.
there Is nothiug remarkable In His doing
this great thing, for His very,
name Is "Wonderful.** If we consider, _
^ the Href miracle, the 5.000 fed. We
? shall, I think, cover the other also. The
S* apostles bad gathered to Jesus and
had told Him all that ttty bad done
and taught, and He hud taken them
gslrlA in mat nwhlio
many coming.'and going that they had '
no leisure even to eat. (1 am considering
the lesson with a harmony of .
the gospels before me. The student (
of the lesson should do the sarhe.i
It Is said by John that the multitudes
followed Him because they saw His
miracles which He did on them that
were dlsensed. Whatever tbelrSgib- <
- tive was,' He took advantage of their
gathering to speak to them of the
kingdom of God and to heal "them
that had need of healing (John vl. 2:
Luke. Ix. 111.
He was ever speaking of the kingdom
and setting forth by word und
deed the nature of it. If we were
' more like Hfm In this respect It would
be better. When rhe day was far
spent His disciples urged Him to
send the multitudes away that, they
might go Into the village? roundabout
and buy themselves bread, but He
said what must ha ve sot tided very
I strange. "They need' not depart; give
ye them to eat." I believe that is still
His message to all who have the bread
? of life. There Is In church work toJ
day an Andrew and Philip brotherhood,
and If they are doing as Andrew
and Philip did In John 1. bringing men
to Jesns, It is well, but in .Toh^yl, in
connection with our lesson, we *need
>to take warning and not example
from Philip and Andrew, for the first
figured as to how be thought the thouI
sands might be fed. apd A^dfcow seems
J almost to ask pardon for mentioning
| such a trifle as the presence of a lad
I with five loaves and two small fishes.
They both seemed,jittedy^ ? forget
k who Jesus was. Tb?y Remind us of
1 the mountain, or the rtnv of amall 1
f tilings, of Zocb. l*> V W. ffe?gettlng 4
? rerse 0 $nd Its tea<?lnfrlp the
?' work of tfie Lord an must be accomplished
not by might nor power of
man. bat by the Spirit of the Lord.
When Jesus heard of the lad'a loaves
(and fishes He said. "Bring tbem hither
to Me." Kow, that is the one only
thing to do always?put ourselves and
a Just what we are or have wholly nud
P unreservedly into His hands, remeini
bering thai He always knows what
I He will do, and when His time comes. .
" to act we may hear Him say. "Now i
ahnlt thou see what 1 will do" ^John
i vi*6: Ex. vi. 1). It Is never a question
of-gho we are or what we hare or- ^
eanTVlo. but only who Is He. and what
1 can He .do. To say or think "Can
God do this?" Is to speak against Htm.
Jesus took the loaves and fishes
" and gave thanks, looking up to lieax=_ _
I en. and. having blessed the food. lie
brake It and gave It to the disciples. .
and by them to the .-multitude, and all
| did eat as much as they would and
P were filled, and' there renmlped over
i ::nd above'a^Kthat was needed twelve
I baskets full of the fragments, one for
" each of the twelve apostles, and the
. 5.000 men. besides women and cbll1
drop, had been filled, a moltltude satf
is fled and the laborers twelve baskets
I richer than when they started. Which
I was better?to send them away or
i cive them to eat? The disciples had ,
I tjJtliing to start with, but see the ]
" abundance they had at the close. '
Someone has'sald that this particular
| miracle wnp the result of one 11JJE**
p boy's giving nil he bad tox^TSSus.
["What a storv that lad woutdT hare "
tell Ills mother when he returned home
Iof the word org wrouglurby Jesus with
her loaven.and flsbe^rtnul how strange- 1
l.v Joyful he u\v0[ have felt to see
such q mnUltud^su fed and filled with
i whnt he tmf given up! Sure'jr he
f must have UA*o:ns n devoted fol.ower
k of "Jesus. Lfow we would IJke to l-.now
t the reSti^Thls story! I believe 1 am
i greatly jM^bted to blip for the way
I the- l.'Ju graciously used me in
' mtilo M#?a Iinfl mloalnnt f-n- A?or
tweuJ year- Alttunigh ftlhad theirt
| andiitri guv n
f wlta * cominirallvoly.
whet ,vo? study this IWrtir- 1 ?h?M
I hajpt re??1v?J mid pa*a*4 an to (ntt>
l ?lc#n? Id twtaty-ona year* oyer halt
I a anllUbii of . \iollars wltbooH ceradoal -v
gjbdtatlon from any ana. it i? rh? f
v _.
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T^HEY win apt bum/will not split <
Will not crack aixLfoll off llkA slate,
like plain tin. Neithtr will they Yattle
They never need rejhirs and last of long
??? ?f *H, they make tab handsomest rVof an
Specialties in
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When You Drtnk Cof
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Blue* . Ribbon, / Manl^
Car ajar, Society an
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Sewing Ma<
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We Are SeUlnAthe V*
niture for themone;
Can /Buy in the
[ alaa aarry a nicsAad aouplata line\?f and*
glad to BerY?/tko*a who may be\n Dead
m? L call whin iu town oV in ne
./ in my, lrto#.
W. E. White Furnitui
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s Special
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AT tHE ;
Racket A
line of While Goods, Ginghams* Percale,
stock of r
Laces and Em/b]
. - We call especial attention 1
American Beauty
[Jisf best on the market. Call and,sae tJera. Ham]
baby caps just received. It wffl be to joui
?>>! >?> *
MRS. A M
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sry .best Fur7
That You
> State.
rtaker* supplies and will be
of my services. Give
?d of anything
re Company
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Store
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Hoideries
r Corsets
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rag
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'ROOF
>r curl like wood shlnglee. *
Will not rljv at the seems
during; high wind storms.
as the building:. And lest
id are not expensive. T [J "
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Coffee
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