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PROTECT.
THE HEALTH OF YOURSELF
AND FAMILY
Pope's Herb is prepared ? p:- 4 a |
dependable household rev *.1 1 . ?H
upon the priucip! of p tr.- y f
instirrojr freedom flr?.rai di*?.. ! js i
a medicine for iiiaiadies stiei : \ b
mati^m. Liver 0?mplaint*. i "or.yi ation.
Fever and Ague. K-ir.ui \ 1's-c- -'
dors, IniJivestii'h. Luiuba.. . 1\
Derangement*, Catarrh. ;o-^N<r-;
YOUS Headaches, l?*ss of Aj^-ti.y :j:vi y?! i
ailments arising front inactivity ? f the
Live- and Kidneys.
It is# purely Herbs, Harks am1. Roots
" Compound It is put tip t:i chocolate
coated tablets pleasing and easy to
take', (or can be dissolved in water,}'
Mrs. J. C. Mead? of llayattsville.
Md. says:
* * For years 1 have suffered with
Backache. Headaches, Neuralgia, and
Nervousness and extreme fatigue. I
tried many remedies Without relief
Four month? ago a grateful friend induced
ine to write to Pope Medicine Co.
Washington, U. C.. for u lx>x of Pope's
Herb Compound Tablets, t he very first
dose of two tablets gave me relief. I
used not auite a $1.00 b x and I am entirely
cured of the pain in my back and
have no more headache."
? Dr. J. V. Hennesey; a prominent
Physician and Surgeon of Albany, N.
Y. in part says:
"As a Brood Purifier. Liver. Kidney
and System regulator.I prescribe Pope
Medicine Co's of Washington, P. C.
Llerb Compound as I have done for the
Cast *20 years, and I have found it to
e a great remedy, which seldom if
f eyer fai's. There nre thousands of let
tPrs from users of Pope's Herbs, that
have been benefitted and cured by its
proper use. Pipe's Herb Compound
Tablets are put up 200 in a box, "9ix
month's treatment," and will be sent
po.>t-paid on receipt <>f 91.00* Each box
contains a printed guarantee binding
us to refund the purchase price if the
remedy fails to benefit, also full directions.
Guaranteed by the Pope Medicine Co.,
Inc., under the Pure hood and Drugs
Act, June SO, 1906 No. 31956.
FOR TERMSTO AGENTS IN
UNnrr nDicn Tror? *
ADDRESS
POPE MEDICNE
CO., INC
Pope Building, Washington, D. C
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Just Published
Webster's HEW DfTERMATlONAI Dictsnary,
(G.K Ikniaa Co.. Spnaffiald, Ham.)
repasses the eld latcraaHeat! as mmck as that
boek excseU Hs pnlirnni. Oa lbs eld
f ?^ati? a ? psrstiBLtm? has hem Will.
The recaastraciiea has beea earned aa thresh I
aay years by a large fare* W traad werkars,
pader lbs s^inrisisa mi Dr. V. T. Harris,
former Umtad States C immi. mi i r mi Idacatiec,
ami reeaf arced by assay (SOMt specialists.
Tbe defiakieas bare beea resrraaf ed sad
amplified. Tbe I ir ad terms dafmed bas
beea mare tbaa deahled. Tbe etymslegy,
sjDoaymx, prfaaaciztiaa, bare received mspariic
scholarly laber. Tbe Imgasge ef
Eagiish lit erst are far ever seres caatario, tbe !
terminology of tba arts aad niacet, sad tbe I
erery-day speech ef street, skep, ami beasebold,
are presented with fallaess aad desrasss. |
la size of vecabalary, in rirbmsi ef g sacra]
information, aad ia ceavcaicace ef caasalta1
tioc, tbe book sets a aew mark ia lexicography.
400,000 wonii >W phrases.
6000 illustrations.
2706 pages.
c Writs to tbo paUafcors far 5>niaia Pacts.
NOTICE
Having: qualified as administrator of ,
the estate of Jacob Evans, deceased,
late of Franklin County # I hereby notify
a l persons holding fclaims against
the estate of said decedent to exhibit
the same to me oi\or before the 30th
... ?-g<iay of December, lullj or this notice 1
- 1 - "s*ill W plwd in LarVfl their recovery.
til neninnt in.lrhtedTjj ?ld eaters gll^
please make immt-diall payment. Dec.
28th. 1910 jTV. collie.
f Administrator of Jake Evads. dec.
W. H. Yerborough, Jr., Atty.
PUBLIC RESTING of WARD'S ,
LANDS.
On Tuesday, the second day of January
Term. 1911, of Franklin Superior '
Court, it being the 24th day of January,
11911, at the noon recess of Court, at
the Court House qoor in said County, '
'.the undersigned will rent to the high- i
est bidder at puklic auction for the
i year 1911, the lanoB of heirs of Norf.
Harris situate "?a Harris Township,
^Franklin County, known as the Norf. .
Harris tract, adjoining the lands of J.
, B, King, A. J' P.Harris and others,
containing 77 acres, rrtbre or less. This
23rd. day of December, 1910.
J. J. Barrow, C: S. C. & Receiver.
Va LUABLE TOWN LOTS FOR SALE
'j By virtue of the power of sale con,
tainedin a certain mortgage deed from
|J. R.'Collie and Wife to A. A Clifton,
recorded in Book 159 at page48, Franklin
County Registry, I will on Monday
tthe 23rd day of January, 1911, it being
'1st day of court, at the Cou t-House
.<loor in Louiiburg. N. C? at about the
hour of noon, offer fot tale to the higheat
bidder for cash the lands conveyed
in said mortgage deed, situate in the
Town of Louisburg, N.C., described as
follows. Vis:
Beginning at C. B. Cheatham's corn"
aria middle Street, runntng thence a*
long Middle Street in an easterly direction
about 02 1-2 feet to aa alley
leading from said street, thence southeasterly
along said alley about214 feet
to Pleasant'# line, thence westerly along
Pleasants line about 921-2 feet to
C. B. Cheatham'e line, thence elong C.
B. Cheatham'e line about 214 feet northerly
to the point of beginning. This
Dec. 16th 1910.
Ben T. Holden, Assignee of
V A. A. Ollfton, Mortgagee.
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FRflNKLINTON
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Items of Interest (!:ulniv<l Kr
Trwn K-.U'l'i V\ I*
cl-wks i>x
?Dont forget the phonos. We hope
to have them soon.
?Her friends will he glad ko loum
that Mrs. U. A. Speed is improving.
?The Ladies Clubs are doing g?>od
work toward "Civic Improvement."
Geuerous collections have been made.
?The inside ot the olHceof theS. A. |
L. freight depot here has been treated
to a new coat of paint which helps the i
looks of things in that part of the town. 1
?Our little town would like to know j
very mucli the number of her 90ns and daughters,
but we must wait on a
while longer Some time probably it
wil be made known unto us and until,
that time we must be patient.
?Capt. Kearney requests us to say to
the members of Co. b\ that -Friday is j
drill day and that each member is or-j
dered to report at their armory ut 2 1 1
o'cloca p. ni'.. for drill without fail and
also each member is ordered to bring
in all government property.
?The regular Qjart-jriy conference
was n*'iti at me Meinouisi cnurcn Mv?n- ,
day, Jan. 16?h. Iu the absence of the '
IMesid.n? Elder, Rev. W. L. Cunningham,
who was suk and couhi not be
present Rev, (f. B. Starling, of Kittrell,
preached. The conference was well attended
and lunch was served in the
aduh via*s ro 'iu by the ladies.
?The special train conveying the
Granville county murderer, (Moitague)
from thr 3tate Prison 10 Oxford for
trial passed through here Monday |
woruiug at 9 30 o'clock. The train
consisted of one box car and oae coach.
Montague was accompanied by Co. B.
of Raleigh. The trial passed off quietly
and his special come through return- 1
ing at 6 o'clock p. m. He was sentenced
to be electrocuted Feb. 15th, 1911.
?The I'hilathea Class ef the M. E. ,
Sunday School met with Miss Mattie
Ballard Monday afternoon. Though
only- ten of the members were present,
the meeting proved a very enthusiastic
one. The meetings of this class will h
monthly and of a social nature. Evei
member is invited and expected to attend
every meeting. Besides the social
feature there will be duties to perform.
The Cla&s cordially invites new members
and wi I be glad to have them join ;
Sunday the 22nd. or any Sunday they
can.
Personals
M. F. Allen, of Raleigh, spent Sunday
in town.
J. W. McGhee went to Hillsboro
Tuesday.
Miss Effie Vines went to Youngsville
Tuesday.
Manley Pritchard is visiting at W. M.
McGhees.
, C. J. Ward left on 41 Monday for
Hamlet.
Miss Mattie Ballard spent Sunday in {
Louisburg.
Otha Hicks, of Norlif a, spent Sunday
in town.
Mrs. A. W. Alston, of Louisburg,
spent Friday in town.
Miss Mattie Conwao, of Wake Forest,
was in town Sunday. I
Clayton Barton and family, of Wilson,
'.t-j -t F IT V
Arthur House, of Weldon, spent ]
Saturday with F. M. Drake.
Miss Annie Parker, of New York is
visiting at Mr. B. W. Ballards.
Walter -Mitchiner went to Boykin,
Va., to visit his family Saturday.
Mrs. W. P. Bird, of Lillington is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. S. Roberson.
'
Miss Mable Tomlinson, of Smithfield,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jno. Roberson.
Miss Lizsie Tomlinson, of Smithfield,
is visiting her sister. Mrs Jno. S. Roberson.
Miss Mary B. Macon and D. P. Smithwick,
of Louisburg, spent Sunday with
G. L. Whitfield.
Dr. A. R. Winston returned Monday
from New Bern where be has veen visiting
his wife's people.
Miss Sarah Wiggins, wbo has been
visiting at Mr. B. J. Blackleya, returned
to her home in Youngsville Monday.
Messrs. J. R. Cooke and Graham
Blaokley, who recentlywent to Richmond,
Vs., to work, are at home on a
visit to their people.
Chaflnsr Dish Club Entertained
by Misses Conway.
In spite of the fact that it waa Friday
the 18th, nothing happened to mar
the pleasure of the evening. The moon
didn't go into eclipse In fact it never
shone brighter The chafing dish sapper,
in which every boy fend girl had a
part in preparing waa complete, nothing
horned, everything waa delicious,
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ITEMS. I
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VV>DNK<DAY
everybody ate heartily. in fact it was I"a
howling success.''
It was a laic hour when the guests
bade their hostesses goodnight hut not
too late, with a full mooti??ut, for 'la
joy rule,*' on Mr. Alf Yaun s machine.
Tliose present were Misses Nellie
Conway, Mattie Conway, of Wake
Forest, Grace Ward. Ella Harris, of
Youngsyille, Ettic Vines of Taruoro,
Annie Parker, of New York, Mattie
and Kate Ballard, Messrs. W. J. Ballard,
C. T. Nicholson. K. J. Cheatham1
and A. 11. Vann.
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Miss Ward Entertains Tuesday
Club."
Tuesday January 10th. Miss (Jrace.
Ward entertained the ' Tuesday Clu! i
After the-regular program and reports
from committees, the guests
were invited into the dining room,
where everything was ready lot a chafing-dish
contest.
Later a vote of appreciation for their
?xcellent skill, was extended those who
presided over the '<vv'elsh rarebit"
and "'Pigs-in-the-hlanket" dishes. Other
dainty refreshments were served.
List of Letters.
Remaining in the postoffice at Franklinton
Jan. 9th 1911 uncalled for*
if: -t?i 1?? ? - -
miss viorence Asn, Mrs. Mottle I
Brown, Nora Corn, Emma Durham, ,
Sid Ferrell (2) Walter Harris, Julia
Johnson, Connie Lambe, Selless Mit- J
chell, Ernest Mitchell Albert Mitchnar, C
Borge McAllister, Jimraie Wray, N. F. v
Perry R. D. Perry, Silae Pettifard, J. fc
Prank Roy, Belle Smith, Jack Storall, ^
John Thom, P. A. Upchurch, Channie
Wilkerson. _ c
Parsons calling for the above letters
will please say they saw them advertis- c
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W. P Edwards, P. M. 6
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Pope's Items '
J. H. Conyere has been quite sick the A
past week, but is improving. *
Mrs. T. B. Thomas has been very v
sick for a few days, but we are glad to \
say she is able to be out again. g
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Filler were; 1
greatly surprised on Saturday night
when about thirty young people called
to give them a surprise party.
Miss Maude Fuller is visiting rela- ^
tives in Vance county. *
On last Sunday the Sunday School at ^
Pope's was re-organized and Mr. J. W. ii
Suitt was elected Superintendent. Af- 5
ter the election of officers Mr B. W. ^
Ballard gave us one of the finest lectures
we ever heard. We hope to have
him with us again soon. Let everybody
come out and lets make our I y
school more interesting this year than I r
last.
Tbe local Farmers Union at Pope's 1
has moved its meeting place to Franklinton,
and will meet in the Armory ^
building the first Saturdav in Fehniarv !
G. H. R.lt
Woman Past Help. L
Chandler, Okla.?In a letter from i t,
this place, Mrs. Ella Flowers says, t,
"I hardly know how to thank yon \
[ut Llic guud that (Jaidiii liuu duntiln
me. Before I tried Cardui, I'thought
I was past help, bat after taking it,
I was relieved at once, and gained
at least 10 pounds. Everybody says
I lobk so much better. I am. still j
improving greatly." Many women
are completely worn.ont and dis-1
eottraged, on account of womanly |
weakness. Are you? Have you |
not tried Cardui? It only needs a
few doses to convince *Vou that Cardui
is just what vou need. Try it
today. Jt.will cure your pains.
Pleasing Horning: Wedding.
A pleasing morning wedding occured
this morning at 8 o'clock at
the home of the bride's father, Mr. F.
J. Gibbs, '202 Mulberry street^
when Miss Edith May Gibbs and Dr.
Ralph E. Christopher, of Raleigh,
H. C? were joined in marriage. Rev.
E. D. Hull, pastor of Graoe M. E.
church, spoke the impressive words
of the marriage service In the presence
of s small company ot near relatives.
The bouse was prettily decorated
with Christmas holly and
other auggeetions of the holiday sea- (
son, with pink and white carnations r
and loses in the dining room and *
tgpoaghont the rooms, suggesting *
the bridal colors. After oongratals- ?
lions hsd boon extended, an elabor- I
ate four ooayse breakfast was served i
SMmMsm
FOR THE STOMACH.
Here's sin Offer N. ou Should Not Overtook.
Kcxall iKru'i' TiiWcts remedy
stomach troul'ltN !\v supplying the one
Plc:*;^yi,'th:* :ift* of which in the
gc.s.ric juiro .indirection ami I
tl> ?pops|a. Th.\v ;t! i the. stomach to
digest food and ;> quickly convert it I'
Into rich rod Hoc.l aud materia' necessary
for overc? ning natural hody
waste.
Carry aViieknty' of Ilcxall Dyspepsia
Tal?lct\ In y '? v ?st pocket. or i
keep them In your room. Take one i
after each heavy me:* I and indigestion !
will not ImtlW'ymi.
We know What Kexnll Dyspepsia |
Tablets are and what they- will do.
We guarantee them to relieve Indigestion
and-dy:rpt?ps!n. If thcfv fail we
will refund jour money. 'Three
sizes: 25 cents. 50 cents and" $1.00.
Remember you can obtain Rexall
Remedies only at?The Rexall Store.
The Se>ggin l">rhg Co. j
it one^jtn^jable in tlio riming room, 1
ivhich htvi aTicautiful ceotevpiece of
oses and carnations, Miss Ina Jacob,
jousin of the bride, had charge of
;he serving.
The bri ic, who has lived all her
ife in Hlack Hawk county and most
>f the time in Waterloo, is a griduite
of the East Waterloo high school
tn?! of the Waterloo Bushies* col
eg", and for the past seven vtars
iaa lield a responsible position with
h< Litchfield Manufacturing com 1
>any. She has been an active mem- !
>er of the Methodist church, and ]
or several years has been much in.
erested in Chautauqua work, hav- <
ng graduated from the course and t
laving continued her studies for the
last two years as a member of the
>rion class. She is a voung woman
tlio has won a host ot warm friends
iMsauee of her womanly graces and
he many traits of character which
ommend her aaan ideal hoittemaker.
She was married in a pretty gown
if white and her traveling suit wis a
;ray tailor made with hat and gloves
o match. The groom is a former
esident of this county, his parents,
llr. and Mrs. R. W. Christopher,
lavmg lived here for many years
intil they moved to Armstrong ten
ears ago. l)r. Christopher is a
yaduate of leading veterinary coleges
of Chicago and Toronto, Can.,
nd now holds an important position
rith the national bureau of huslandry,
being U. S. veterinary ilpector
w ith headquarters at Raleigh,
C. C. lie is a young man worthy
n every way the bride he has won.
lauy beautiful wedding presents atest
the good will of their many
riends.
Dr. and Mrs. Chrietooher left at
0 o'clock over the Illinois Central
or an extended wedding trip through
he east, after which they will go to .
laleigh, N. C., to make their future
tome.
Among the out of town gueetB at
he wedding were Mr. and Mrs. R. '
V. Christopher of Armstrong, ptrnts
of the groom; Miss May Chriaopher
of CheroTtee, the grooms sis '
er, and DeWitt Gibbs of Hyannis, '
<*eb., brother of the bride.?Water- ,
)u Illuming Ouuiiu, Iuhu Die J>1l <
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: GOWANSl\
i King of Externals! J
i Sells itself tvherever J v
^introduced/Imitators! \
i have tried to imitate, 2 t
'and ^substitution hasr v
been attempted. But I \
once GOwKnS always I t
Gowans for inflammation s
and congestion. c
It ((ires us pleasure to recnm- c
mend Gowans Preparation for c
Inflammation, especially of the t
throat and chest. We have sold c
Gowans Preparation for many
years and never had a complaint.
PURLING TON DRUG CO., t
Burlington, A". C.
BUY TO-DAY! HAVE IT IN THE HOME '
AllDratilMa. *1. SO.. 3Se.
g0wan magical co.. durham. n. c.
units Ml mm, Hi-Ill kf jm tnmMI
it on OS , A
By virtue of tbs peite^ of/jkle given t
a certain mortgage dead Jwlleh is of c
eeord in Franklln/osgftty, En Book 169 f
>t page 286, 1 shall ma MoimayxFeb. 6. <
911, offer to h|rbss(A bidger Vt the
oort bouse dsorls Lowsbure for cash 1
he equity of rtdsoiptiap in the\tors c
louse on north Sige or Nash itsrrt,
youisborg N. Ctf asW ueenpied byXhs i
Seasley-Alston Diss Ca. This Jan. 2,
11. Mas. Ima M Haimr Mt'gee. 1
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EASTERN CAROLINA ~ I
TEACHEBS^TRAIKING SCHOOL I
/Greenville,''2?. 0. B
spring- und Summer <*ouvs?s for T. aehors. ' : . ler.u Mi.ruU 14 to Muv
L*0. -ten weeks. Summer term, June fefv* . .>'7' -tht v? i k>. The uim df
this course ia hotter t ? hj'.i |?t the f* aci??f s w? - Kcoks- Those -R
used In the puhlie sc!i?*?*i ? f the* State. l:\?i i ..t *m:million address
Robert H. Wright. President
GREKNVII.LK. N. C.
SAVE THE MIDDLE MANS PROFIT# I
If you will see me or )t;t me see pou before you net your fall mattresses I can
save you money. Meu ^re geticrrlly iu business for what there is in it. If that
is true I can save you money. Tho&e w he are keepinir l ouse want to save all
the money possible, so see me. I make mattresses of the best feather prrof ticking
with a plenty of nice cleau Cotton ami husk. Y.ei have any grade <>r
of felt or hair mattress you wish anu you can see and know what y >u % *:.
G. E._ MORRIS, JR.
First National 1
BANK J
OXFORD, N C M
Capital $100,0110 00
Surplus nnd Profits ^ 30,000.00 ; jl
Deposits ,... . ...... 600,000.00
We wsnt to do some business with the good people of Franklin I
Dounty. We pay 4 per cent interest on time deposits. Write or call on
l's for any information. Notice our large capital mid surplus.
W. A. HUNT. Cashier - I
i SHOES \ I
have more Shoes-than ro 1111. It will pay Vou t A"
see my line before you buy.
I have anything you J . I
want for Men, Ladies ^ #
J and Children {
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Brantley > G. Hicks
Louisburg, N. C. T
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA |j
Department Of State B , I / II
Certificate of Dissolution tyf 1511111^ I OU I
To all VV hom These Presents May!
Come?Greetings:
Whereas, It appears to my satis-1
'action,by duly authenticated record
>f the proceedings for the voluntary
tissolution thereof by the unani- A
nous consent of all the stockholders
j.. mil offing llmf Th- ,
fanners Mutual Tobacco Co., a corjoration
of this State, whose princijal
office is si1 uated in the town of "lor - tt
L.ouisburg, county ot Franklin and AfiOSb. -Elcippy
State of North Carolina, Jas.
VI. Allen being the agent therein
md in charge tnereof, upon wlrom irocess
may be served, haB complied
vith the requirements of Chapter 21 AND
tevisal of. 1306, entitled "Corporaions,"
preliminary to the issuing of
his Certificate of Dissolution.
Now, Thereof, I, J. Bryan Grimes
Secretary of Kate of the State of T)? ? w
"forth Carolina, do hereby certify ATAOSpGrOUS IN 6VV
hat the said corporation did, on the
!5 day of December, 1910, file in my
iffiee a daly executed and attested Vpar
onsont in writing to the dissolution
if said corporation, executed by all
he atockholderB thereof, which said
on sent and the record of
_ ?uo pi u*
>eedings aforesaid are now on file in
ny office aa provided by law.
In Testimony Whereof, I have
leretoset ray hand and affixed my
iffioial seal, at- Raleigh, this 25th fly I
lay of Nov, A. D. 1910. And hoping to share a continuance
J. Bryan Guimks, of yonr patronage in the fu
Secretary of State. ~ . ,
' ; - ture aa In the
NOTICjb < past '
Having qualified as/administrator of I *
he estate of Rhofa wannady, deceased,
if Franklin Counttr, Ahis i> to notify all
>ersons, holding I dlaim i against said -T , ?
istate to present Ijhem ,to the under- 1 am. Kespectfnlly,,
ligned on or beMre December 10th.
911 or this noticawill be plead in bar
rf their recovery! AU persons owing , \
aid estate will aeaae come forward
mdnuk.im-wlfuj.ymwit^^ JJJQ W gQJQ
V. U. Ferson, Atty. .
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