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FRANKLIN TIMES
<TT JOHNSON, Editor anTTTilHfer-J
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Fkidat, December AS 1910.
. Rehkmbur the "hospital for Lonis
burg."
T*W r*ur toiifn, nobody sis* will
talk <t ybu.
It is now up to vhs democrats t?
revise the tariff downward.
Evkrtbodt wants a clock in the
court house steeple. Mr. Commissioner
oan^you^gri^^heir wishes?
(tHNtlkmkx of I.ouisburg by all |
means take your hands out of _your |
_ jocket and push.
, Tuk corner stone for a new Methodist
church was laid at Weldon on 1
November 24th, with appropriate ^
ceremonies. \ .
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Gbntlkhbk if you ever expect "
Louisbnrg to grow and business to ^
gel better you had just as well take
bold and help push it along.
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Thk latest treak of nature is re- 1
ported from Spring Hape, lieing the '
birth of a girl baby without any *
arms. Otherwise the child is report- *
ed as being perfect.
The game of foot ball between
the Universities of Virginia .and ?
North Carolina played at Richmond j
Thanksgiving was won by Virginia'
in a score <>t 7 to 0. v
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The ship subsidy may be a good u
thing, but the best thing would be s
tor Congress to take this amount of c
money and put on the public roads < ti
in the U niled Stales. 11!
There has been a dozen cases car. tl
rieh from l.ouieburg to other towns e
in tne past pxty days that would
have sloppew here had we worked h
for a "hospital for Uouisbnrg." ti
SyHSBS1 I a
The A. & M. foot ball team defeated
the V. P. I. teaui at Norfolk ti
on Thursday of last week in a score it
of 5 to 3. The game was very inter o
eating and witnessed by a large tl
crowd. h
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Many papers are putting forward >1
the name of Woodrow Wilson for
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iuv ucaii uMUiuuiiiic nominee ior 1
President. Tbia uenis a little early, *
however, wets* 110 objecttenr at tbia i
distance. o
M^MeemHww^we
W b Bee that some ol the papers ot !
the State are agitating a legalised
primary for the stale and to make .
both larnua participate. In this
ease there seems to be no need of an
election. ~ -?:?
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The Postal Saving Bank bill that ^
passed Congress last Spring and
that will be put into effect January
1st, 1911, aheuld received the attention
of the new house at Bret and be ^
ma lt a thing of the past.
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Thb ereoution of Dr. H. H. Crip- ,
pen took plaes io Londee on Wednesday
mbrpiag of last wesk at akeat ,
9 o'clock. Ths speed uf this trial ,,
and sxasution abould be an example ,
for our Amsrican courts to take no- j
tioe of. ,
Tub oese of Lawrence Davis for ,
killing Braxton Bragg, was tried id |
Oxfoid last weak. After the jury ,
had keen out twenty hours it return- |
ed a verdict of guilty ot manalaugh- (
Isr. --Davis was siren two years in j
the penitentiary. I
It ie almost time for the Legisla- 1
ture to oonvene again, and they will i
have another ohanee at an anti trust i
law. There-are many of the papers <
of tbe State that are teking up this i
' ' subject and dffobksing it strongly, i
however, we feel that it is better to
not have a law than to hot. enforce i
U- hjewartheleae if the people want i
it there is no reason on earth that a i
representative of the people oan give j <
lor not voting for it. 1\
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Tub people of Now Orleans ere
neking strong fight fer the Peoe"*
Hl lips'tips. And after oarefnl
eflootions, there is no doubt b?T
tut it is the proper pleae to hare it.
[f it ia to be nonnested with the
ipening of the Pinstna Canal, Oar*
ainiy it aboald be at the naaraai
joint. ?- ?_
It ia a vary strange thing to aa
Ibnl Congress don't aaake Chriatibaa
i legal holiday. All beeinees, prae
ically, is suspended on that day end
the rural mail oerriera and mail
ilerka generally ehaold be given this
lay. It soma Congressman woald
lave this dons ha weald et ieaat get
lh? hearty thanks ot every rural free
1. iverv mail carrier in the Union.
Souu people argue that they are
ifraid of banks, therefore will not
>ut their money in them. Well, marie
they do hear of a bank falling
ince in a while, hut they read of a
luudred times more cases of people
oeing moooy by their home being
ebbed or burned. Not only is a
>ank the safest place to keep money,
lut a men who keeps money about
lis heme endengers the lite of himelf
and every member of his family,
ust let it be found out that you
map money about the house and
omebod v will be watching for a
hance to rob you. And things of
his kind happen more frequently et
his time of year than perkape at
ny other. Go pet your money in
he bank where it will be taken
are of until you need it.?Greeitville
iefleetor. s
lave You a Bacterial Hetel in i
-r-_- Your Mouth?
In the modern Movement for the |
irolongation- of life, the stamping
ut of preventable diseases, building
p and keeping up the physical
taadard and increasing the efficien 1
y of the human organism the Dsnis
is of the Uuited States rsaliae
hat certain responsibilities rest upon
hem which they must not shirk if
hey would keep abreast of the gsn- J
ral advance.
That the conditions in the^meuth |
ave a tremendous influence over
he general health is coming more
nd more to be understood.
florace Fletcher says this quesion
occurred t? him years ago: "-Is
: possible that thia important section
f oar anatomy which is practically
be gateway of onr nutrition, the
iboratory of our efficiency has been
areieealy overlooked in regard to
is basis importunes?"
Wood Hutchinson in the daturday
evening Pott advises agatust suuklng
i wound to extract the poison from
t unites yon can "give a olaan bill
if health to your month." What
lees he Meant He Means that the >us
germ is very eomMooly present
n the mouth.
"The udoared for human mouth
the priae bacterial garden of the rerld."
Dr. W. A. Brans, eeramisioner
of hualth fer the eity of Chiago,
who is seer edited with baring
lone more for the health ef that city
ban any other living mac, In dieusaing
tbie subject not lona ago
teed these words: "The importance
it Diptherin I am aure is fully unleiutood,
but the enlargement of the
[lands of the u?k, ol DOM, tf
he tonsils, ol Ik* phvrii Ml Dot so
dearly andaeotood.
"Ther mi 4m to abaarptioua
oiuvlwi in the bom to withia the
no'oth; and large per Met, ol theM
ibaorptions take plana theough aavilea
io the tooth or dowo tho sides ot
laelean teeth.
**Wo too (OiitMlIf eoefrontod
vith instance# like thla: A ahild haa
won io a diptkaaia hospital and ra
naioed tbora till it laamad aala tor
dip ohild to go bona.-. Than tho
sbild baa gone boma aad ihoia baa
'nllnwfl aa ialocrlioa ol diplberie in
tbat homo. What ta tho explaoetiooT
dimply tbat ill aooia raraaa, aomowho's
in tbat child there waa a tenia
of hidden baotoria and in all human
probability a largo- percentage
jf thoao lolaolioaa are either io tbe
tooth cornice or coin aw hare is aloao
sonnection with tooth oaripaa."
Tbouaanda of invalids are aaeb on
ccooot ol faulty aanditioo of thoir
noutba and tbaj can oarar raeorer
intil oonditiona are ramadiad, Diaaaa
haUadiug baotana are every
a bare praasnt aad "the nnaarad for
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mouth is to these nirmi so appr
meat boose with many Tiriast. It
always worm, softly lighted st taxis
VII 1 SU Bliss I?awpply?el?iui pin
water and meals are served ofte
sod m ample quantities. Tbe apac
between the teeth and tbe eavitir
in the teeth are veritable baaterii
hotels.''
Quaarioira s*r> aaswans.
Below we pre a lew qaastaon
with tbeir answers ia aeeowdaoc
with our invitation last week whip
ia extended the public. The qoei
tines are answered in so far as the
affeot the teeth:
1?How often should I brush oi
teeth? Answer?Teeth should b
brushed before breakfast, after sac
maal and before bed time.
2?Are the first set of Weth wort!
filling? Answer?The-' teiuporar;
t?eh should be cared for just-ae wel
aa i he permanent enes, as tliev, in
large measure, determine, tin
stiength, shape and durabihtv <>f thi
permanent ones.
3?Sbouhl?Htildrrn ?'t m*:<t
Answer?Very little, if any.
LOST
between Mr. T. P. Alfords, on Sprim
street, (rag alley) and the racket ston
a crescent brooch, set with pearls. Th
finder will be rewarded if returned b
this office.
FftR 5A LL
124 acres of good farm land thro
miles from Woed s store. Apply to
J. T. MlTCItRbL,
RFD, CasUlia, N. C.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given to the publi
mat the undersigned hms severed al
and singular his connection as co-part
ner in the mercantile tirm of Pearci
& Williams Co. at YoUngsville, N. C.
nndtb< se negotiating with or extending
credit "to said firm must look to it
present members for settlement. Thi
Nov. 15th, 19tfrC. H. Williams.
MRS. JOE PERSON'S
REMEOY
1 Sat*, Suri ir.i Reliable Cure far Ee
una. Scrofula. Old Sores asd ill
Tnuhlas dsouluca from lafan,
Impsverisbed ar
Poisaaed Blaad.
Fl>r nr.irly forty yp-ira thi. (treat rraird;
lias l-ouit rlethm ; ! ?! ui m t*d* no j chTi
.n case* of i-liioiiii' iuiHiiPkiVon, Dyspepsia
Stomach Tiouiik'. NervoiiMtie**, Uhetiuia
:!mi?, I'.itaric. l-'t'itile Trouble**- and Bloot
L'ui?uii. iiiitl it has never yut fulled.
As a 'ionic. Alt-nitlTC. Blood TuriQer o
N>-vl:u? ? always gives perfect ai;itl<?fni
' ? a'-i- . im-tlow; "' coiaiiilous in U>tl
men nnu women lr is mn'dmeiy withuir
a*i vr^iirl. 'Nervous 1'r and Insoai
uu yield to it rcadf
Mrs. Joe IVrs.<n"i )>:r.cdy is scleutlflcaN;
c?k,n|K?if|id*,*l from '. i-rty vegctah!i? tncrc
lit-ntH of great n.wli properties. ana l
alwliili'iy barm less jr primitively (-cntnim
iro opiate or nnrr'otie cf any kind, n<
iodide of I'otthcsiuiu or other mineralnothing
that will Injure in any way.
Sufferers from n:iy of the ahQTv affile
tlons are urged to try ih'v grent Remedy
Do not despair becnn-e yon hare trie*
other remedies and found no relief D?? no
lose hone because doctor* ha\e given yci
no lieti.i'r. Mrs J.?c lvr-i u's Remedy hol?t
out to you health, and life, and hspplneaa
if you will but accept it.
We make no c\ff* to-.-ant claims o
"quick cures," or that "one bottle wll
c :-e you." In chronic caves referred to
it mey take. *,-rcr-*'. * ?t>- to effect a per
mauent cure?but thla Remedy will curt
yon If you Just give it a change.
Write to u? for tiwtim.otilal* from llriai
wituesaeo? people who were afiloted jua
aa you may lie?people n\io: were )u?t ai
hopeless and rils'-#u raged aa you are. bu
who are now In perfect health, and glei t<
tell all suffering uiertals how lira. Jo<
Person's Remedy cured them. Tbeae tea
tlffll wills arw af r??-e?if date, and you cat
write to.the aathor?~for Tti1t-tnfonnatiMn_
But don't delay beginning treataientatart
now and yoa-wlll aouo he cured.
In ra?ee r?f external tmuble, iuflanma
t1ou.^ulceTat??>a or Itching hnmor, o<i
Waah abonld '-e used In connection witl
the Itemedy
Fa* e?Ie by tirnggte**. or supplied direr
on receipt of price. Si.OA per Bottle; G Bot
ties for SI M; 1 ioaen Ity expreae pregeh
for ttttt. by
w jw rttnri hwit ci..
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I LOSE
Xsjy m?t
lvV*lu? ]rw tdow say of yo?nr
1/ Itod or poultry to remain aick
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I Thoyprs youltasraauMsiabesf,
I pork, work, nrsggs, wtasathsy ars
I not 10 partsct kMltfa. Take a littta
I iiitar?t in ywr own pocket book
I aa4 vector to??t op with
I Blaek-Drausht
I Stock tod Poultry
I?; Modicim
It will pay you to do this.
H ha* paid thousands of othpr
I successful farmers and stock arid
I poultry raisers.
This famous remedy is not a
food, but a genuine, scientific medI
iciae prepared from medicinal herbs
I and roots, acting on the Href, kld
neys, bowels and digestive organs.
I Sold by all drusgMs, price 25
I eents^JO cents end fl. per cae.t
WWittt for nWh bonk i 'Trrrrrf
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; farmers ant
2 Tlit- foundation of every success, business or
6 for you to make a profitable business invest
? you will get ahefd. There is nu other way ti
MAKE
'THE FARMERS
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? C. B. Cheatham, Pres. F.
U.S.
1 UNDER SUPERVISION OF
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EVERYBODY FINDS
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BARGAINS
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' i 10, 20 and 25 cent embroidery, one more A
' week 10c J*1"
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Iron wear stockings,theavy weight, for Uod:
bovs and girls 20c Rvalues 15c two
a . ?- - - can
> j Entire stock tlaiinelette, kimono oat- ling
" j ings. etc 9c shor
j FRE.SH ARRIVAL OF LITHE W
: LY FOR .SMALL GROWN FIGUR
. COAT6 AT .SHORT PRICED.
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i ONE RUSSIANIPONY COAT
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! IF YOU think:you can find
; WAYS PIND IT CHE
\ THE TWO BANK.S AND THE 3
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GOING7" OUT
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W. P. I
Will go
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If you want goods at
real closing out sale :
will sell the entire stoi
'the busines lfaity om
chance for some one
time bnsiness
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I Merchants Bank
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XINDATION OF
professioaal, is money, gave your money and a good opportunity
ment will surely come, Begin saving and keep on saving and
> do so.
: OUR BANK YOUR BANK ~ - . /
AND MERCHANTS BANK
.OUIAfUWG. N. C.
OFFICERS
N. Egerton, Vice-Pres. K. Y. McAden, Cashier.
Clifton, Assistant Cashier. I
THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA A
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; JUST WHAT THEY WANT
"little store
THIS WEEK =
BRIEFLY STATED
g: Lot of Ladies and Child- Red RaTen stockings, every pair warT??^erS:iCOISf
? se# ranted, recognized best 26c hosiery
n? o. 8 } doz*n 5 *or ladies, gentlemen, boys and girls,
man Shoes ji.st received, This week 22c
more big lots on the way,
ht Everybody and am sel- 20c bleached turkished towels. 2 for . 25c ?
most everybody, let me
v you why. 15c Auckaback towels lie
foMEN.5 COAT .SUITL ADAPTED E.SPECIAL.E.S;
NoTROUBLE To FIT. NEW LOT OF LONG
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... 20.00
IT CHEAPER. ELSEWHERE YOU WILL ALAPER
HERE. LET ME .SHOW YOU
CoGGIN DRUG .STORE JU.ST ACCRo^J THE
STREET FROM
3- LITTLE STORE
EGERTON Ca,h 0nlr
of busibess
he Firm of s
NEAL & CO.
i out of business
1st, 1911
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bargain come now. This is a
for we are going to quit. We
ck in bulk and the good will of
? wants to buy. This is a fair^
who wants to do a high class
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Yarborough
>artner of W. P. Neal
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