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"'" '"IN BITTER AGONY
HE PRAYED TO DIE"
* Here 1* the record of one of the most
wonderful cure* of Eczema that had ever
come to our notice. We comiiieud It to all
who lire suffering from thin distressing dUv
ease, or have little chttdren uf dieted
with It. eXlrs.
llose Siouffd, of Greensboro, N. C\,
writ*'.*. "About four years ago my little
boy broke out with Eczema, and _s uttered
tcrrlhlv for two long years, lie was sore
fron. head to foot, the only parts of his
body free from the trouble being the
J minis of tils' bands and bottoms of his
eet. lie could not walk, but crept on his
hands and feet. He was In such agony
, he wouol pray to die. He had been doctored
by the best doctors, and I uever
expected anything to' cure him. The only
way he could get out was for me to put a
pillow slip over his head, with holes for
hie eyes, nose and mouth. Ills clothes had
to be changed two and .three times a day.
The Itching was almost unendurable, and
at night he would Itch and scratch until
Imilii l l"" MRS.
JOE PERSON'S REMEDY.
"We bought a bottle, and used" /it with
finch g<K??l results that we kept nay and today
our child Is entirely well." J
Yon have only to imagine th# ntiguUh
in that mother's heart, as s!ie/holpK>ss!y
watched her child suffering rh# torments
of Eczema., to realize the gratitude she
feel* toward Mrs. A Joe Person's Remedy
and "Wnsh. \ J
This rase demonstrate* bev?id all dotint
that "this grc.it Remo\v will rare Eczema,
and nil troubles rosultltu: froiA Impure, Inipoverhhed
or Poisoned Even when
Thc?fp afflictions have broidNb^ed to the
stage known a? "chror.bv* |Mrs. Too Person'*
Remedy wili effect \t(complete cure
if used uo-onlhig to rcrotAfciendation.
It Is a purely vegetable UompoM.nd. entirely
free from harmful njiineral" Ingredients
It Is the host ToiRr." Alterative.
P.!e?-.<| Purifier and Nervinc^ver put on
thr- marl-et. and for "run-down" eondl- j
. tbmfi In br-tb men nnd_ wnm*n If stand*
j . -without a rival Write for testimonials of
pc.mle ar.ximis to tell how Mrs. Joe Person's
rciiiodv e't-ed them when evervthlng
rise, doctors Included, failed.
In cases of external trouble.- inflammation,
ulceration or itching humor, our Wash i
should be used In connection with the
Remedy.
JCf 'lv drncelsts. or supplied on re- I
?r.|.i m |?ht, n.w por Pottle: 6 lottlo* i
for 00: ! dozen express prepaid for
*10.00, l?y
MIS. JOE PEISOri REMEOT CI.. Klttnll B C.
Alert Items.
The farmers have sane to work
again after the beautifu snow passed
away, which fell on last Tuesday.
Mies Susie Williams, of Ingleside,
spent last Saturday and Sunday
Misses Lessie and Sallie Foster',]
of Laurel, * I
Miss ASiile Faulkner spent last |
Sunday night ami Monday night I
with her cousins, Misses Annie and
Essie Faulkner.
Sain and Itov Tharrington, Thomas
l'ernell, Johu llenry, Joe Hunt,
Sam l'ernell Allie Ayeseue, Henry
speed, Jimmie Carroll and L. A.
Hale and daughter, Miss Leslie |
Hale, were guests a Mr. C. F. Faulk-!
ners last Thursday night. Mr. j
Thomas l'ernell, Joe Hunt and Sam,
Tharrington made music.
Joseph i Faulkner, returned to
Warrenton last Friday after spend- |
ing a week at home, verv sick.
With best w ishes to the Times j
and its readers.
Heo Wish.
If you have trouble in getting rid of
your cold vou may Ifaow that you are
not t eating it proferly. There is ao
reason why a cold Should hang on for
weeks and it will imt if you take Chamber
aiD'8 CougnTtlmadv- For sale bv
II dealers.
She Stayed In Bed.
Ingram, Teras.?"Ever since I be
came a woman,"-writes Mrs- E. M.
( vans, ot ttiisplace, UI Buffered fio u
womanly troubles Last fall, I g.?tj
so bad, I had to stay in bed for i r !
ly a week every month. Since I
have taken Cardui, I feel better than
1 have fes years."?Yat "ban rely on
Cardui. It acts on the womanly organs
and helps the system to regain
its normal state of heal-h, in a natural
way. Prepared especially for
women, it prevents womanly pains
by acting-on the cause, and builds
up womanly strength in a natural
way. Purely vegetable. Mild, but
certain in action. Try it.
rfOft TO CURE RHEUMATISM
It Is An Internal Disease And Requires
Am Internal Remedy*
The cause of rheumatism and kindred
diseases is an excess of uric add in the
blood. To cure this terrible disease this
acid must be expelled and the system so
regulated that no rooSe add will be
formed In excessive quantities. Rheumatism
Is an internal (lliase and requires
an internal remedy. |RUBBINQ with
Oils and Liniments WILL. NOT CURB,
affords only temporary relief at best,
causes jdi to delay ue proper treatment,
and allows thej malady to fk A
firmer hold on you. liniments may ease
the pain, bat .they will no more cure
Rheumatism than pamt will change the
fiber of rottenvwood. ]
Science has %t last discovered a perfect
and complke cfn. which Is called
Rheumadde. Teatedin hundreds of cases.
It has effected the mist marvelous cures;
we believe It will (Hie you. Rheumadde
gets at the jo. nu Mm the inside, sweeps
the poisons o\* of the system, tones up
the stomach, regulates the liver and
kidneys and makes you wen all over.
Rhpumacide strikes the root of th# dis.
ease and removes Its cause. This splendid
remedy Is gold by druggists and
dealers generally at 50c. and tl a bottle.
La*Fablet form at Be. and 50c. a package.
Writ* to Bobbttt Chemical Co., Baltimore.
Hd. Booklet free. Tablets sent
by malL
^ Pope's Items.
Mrs, H. L Convert spent last week
in Kulsigb, visiting lur sister, Mrs.
Blanche Cox.
Mrs. \V. A Kiuler spent Sunday
' with her Hon near I'oomoke.
Bud Ilol len, of Vance, spent Sun
lay yith Mrs. J. T. lloldel), pear
Pope's.
Oldrich Iloliues, of" near Louis- I
burg, spent Sunday with C. K.
Holmes.
We I l>oys if you wish to have a
jolly time come to our school and
ink** a stroll down the good roads.
We are glad* to stats that we
have had hut little sickness ill this j
I section this winter, only a few chills. |
MV. T. 1?. Thomas has drawn off j
! his fish pond for tear jf malaria and
jcLills. 1*. II.I*.
IT IS CURABLE.
I j
I Dyspepsia may he completely eradi- !
| oated if properly treated \ye sell a|
remedy that we positively guarantee
will completely del love Indigestion or j
I dyspepsia, or the medicine nsed during .
I the trial will cojt the user nothing.
| This remedy bassoon named Kexall i
Dyspepsia Tablets. .Certainly no offer j
j could be more fair, tad our offer
I should be proof nobitlre that Itexnll I
Dyspepsia Tablets pre a depcndablV|
remedy.
Inasmuch as the medicine will cost;
you nothing if it doe^ not benefit you. i
we urge you who are suffering with ;
indigestion or dyspepsia to-try Rexall:
Dyspepsia Tablets. A Co-cent box
contains enough medicine for fifteen
days* treatment. For chronic cases
we hare two larger sizes. CO cents and
11.00. Remember you* can obtain Rexall
Remedies only nt?The Rexall Store.
The Booggin Drug CoJustice.
"W. J. Dennis lost a fine mule last
Weelc.
Rev. D. T. Bunn filled his regular
appointment at Midway Sunday. He
prenched an able sermon to an attentive
congregation.
AsbUi V Dennis, accompanied by
Dr. Newell, went to Baltimore Monday
where he will take treatment
of the head and nose in John Hopkins
Hospital.
B. B. Fgerton, ??f Laurel, was here
Monday, laying off terraces for J. C.
-Bowden.
Sunday School was organized here
Sunday W. II. Stalling*as Supeiintender.t
and we have all prospects
for a good school.
Gatesville school closed last
Friday with exercises that were a
credit to both, students and their
teacher. Miss Blonnie VVheless.
' B.
When you have rheumatism in your
foot or ins'ep aft-ly Chamberlain's
Lihiment and yo^Jwill get quick relief.
It costs but a qufcar. why suffer?
For sale by all de?erK^_
Might Not Be Alive.
McMinnvill*-, Tenn.?Mrs. Ociel
Jett, of this id.?o-*, writes: "I dou't I
believe I wmi' I be lividg today, if it
hadn't been for t ardsi. I lay in
bed for 27 daye, and thh doctor came
every day, bat ha-i^id i*e no good.
Finally, he adviied affsAieralion, but
I wonld not?emarat; filtjaitgid
took Cardui. Xow I amlg iing abeit^
the house, doing my worn, and even
do roy washing. Oarlui worked
wondera in my case. I am in better
health than for 6ve yearn." Cardui
ia a strengthening tonic for woinei,
It relieves pain, tones up the nerves,
builds strength. Try it. At your
druggist's.
YOU TAKE NO RISK.
! Our Reputation and Money Are Back
of Thie Offcr.
We pay for all the [ medicine used
during the trial. If our remedy falls to
completely relieve you .of constipation.
We take all the risk. Ton are not obligated
to da In any stay whatever, If
yon accept our offer. Iconld anything
be more fair for you j Is there any
reason why yon should hesitate to put
our clalma to a practical cast?
The moat scientific, common sense
treatment la Reran Orderlies, which
arc eaten like candy. ' They are very
prouou^fed. gentle land pleasant to
action, and particularly agreeable In
every way. They dd hot cm ate diarrhoea.
nausea, flatnlc griping or
any Inconvenience whatever. Rexall
Orderlies arc particularly good far children,
aged and delicate persona.
We urge yon to try Rexall Older
Has at our risk. Two rises. 10c.
and 25c. Remember, yon -can get
Rexall Remedies In this community
oaly at our riort The Rexall Store.
The Saoggta Drag Co.
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ECZEMA I URED.
A a A Aaa*- 1 I'imple Disappear. Coruprexion Clear
GOWANS1 0""*h
1^; - ? p A . I New York, Thousands are takinj
Wing OT ELXternalSl advantage of the generous offer madt
i iL c?a si 1 bv Tl?e Wood worth Co j, 1161 Broadway
Is the on? standard prep* New York City requesting au experi
a rut ion universally and u>emalMt?cka?e of JUmola the ne?
. - ,i , , akindiacoWry. whicli/i* mailed free o
enthusiastically endorsed chargo to all who write for it. It atom
hv Doctor Drutfdiet I ?v- is sufficient t\clear tfie complexion ov
uruftgist, Lay- er nig|lt and the tace of Pi?ipie5 i,
man. tlUWAWS Cures a few houra. OKtHb fr-t upplicatfi
Pneumonia, Croup, Colds, of the itcWjfe ?id atop, it hu
Coughs- Plen .rJ.-YS -ll ll ?yrt'd thousands -HJicted with edema
??w ? ^uu ui& Teeters, Kaslies flftchings Irritations
ailments caused from In- Acmes, Scaling at l\ru8ting of skins
fl . ryj .. scalps, of infants, hilMren an<l adults
11 animation or \j#ngestlOII? It is good for the I reservation and pur
Goxvans hfeparaJbn has one of I lficau"n l,f the s in, s\alp, hair anc
the largeht tlnd tuof satishictorr ! hands for thc Pre entionNnfthe cI?K
sales of any\ preparation carried ' K":g of the pores the usduleause ol
in our ?todt,\ wf> consider it a pimples, blackheai s, redenss fuid rough
v'VH'ti'rmi 1 num ami also tli tin ti uiliiu ut ul
THE M Oft HA T DRUG CO., burns scald, uounfls, sores, chapping!
Wholesale Druggists as W^H as the toilette and nursery.
Columbia, S.C.;HuIj 11, lulu ^
BUY TO-DAY! HAVE IT IM THE HOME WANTED- Wome\in>l girls to make
Ail Dr?Aiiat?. $i. 5o?. 25?. mens underwear. jyWork light and
gowan medical co.. durham, n. c. clean. Wages paioSqhUo learning,
GuarailMtf. and noaty rafaaHad by your OraUltl Smart hands make gdod whiles. A. W.
i, Chapin, Supt, Kaieigh, N. u.
CONSOLIDATED
SALE ~
RAMoj TYPEWRITER. CO., INC.
C. D. WEEK.S, TRUSTEE
AND
THE JOHN S. RAMoj TYPEWRITER AGENCY'^
Stock of Typewriters, Supplies and
Office Furniture
The following are specials, ^^YntereMe.i write us at once as these prioos
onl^ last the st\vk is disposed of
1 ar)
wnH^'?v!lrJ^Wri,er 1 >"> 3 Underwood, long carriage 53 75
1 W lliams y^wrfter 10 SO ! No 6 Remington, rebuilt 47 50
1 w ill Is 1 No 7 Remington, rebuilt 49 25
Fox " Sfr J?" 32 50 1 No 1 Victor' <elite> 62 50
1 No 2 Victor* ?, 70 00
l v iiiffi PrlE" no 1 No 2 Victor (pica) 75 00
i No 49 50 3 No 2 Victors (pica, 84 50
1 set of Edisons busiiifess\>lionograph3, consisting of dictating, transcribing and
shaving machines?alto 1 dozen, cy inders Regular price $210, our price $162.50
1 s?*t Dictaphones, sanae outfit, regular price $210. our price $190. $1 and 75c
ribbons for all makes 68q. J3 carbon paper (a box 100 sheets) $2.10 a box.
1'rices on ctHee furniture quoted upon repuest. Terms?Express COD on
approved bankable laper. Order at once from
JOHN S. RAMOS
Princess Building WILMINGTON, N. C. Box 54
?t< >???ti a i7? *?? ia a ij5i iU it? a a ?t? ??? tt? >t? ?t? igi>??it<tvn?<?t? ?t< ?t< it? ?t? ?t? ?t? igfc
The Big Little Store
Has just received everything new and
good for spring and summer wear.
The spring ginghams have never Men nrpt^i- ?hit. ..... i >
my prices are cut so you can buy two instead off one dress. Louisburg now has
but three dry goods stores. - \ /
The Big Little Store re not the largest
BUT .
I have what you wank See the
Goods and eompare quality
and prices \
\ ? ?"
arotbe convinced. 1 save you 10 to 16 ct? on every dollar purchase. New shftea
ere Veil, g received each week, March let will bring Urge shipments of new low
eut shoes, the newest styles mode by Ziegler, and Leodatd Shaw and Dean and
you will be agreeably surprised at the new atyies and pretty shapes gotten
out by God man.
1
R. Z- EGERTON
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BnjH J \ |
11'. |>iiTT1yry*T^^>]rr Ti**^'
" They last a lifetime. The^y
j Inexpensive ? Suitable for all
further detailed information ap]
CONDENSED
TM P" PIT17I
c b. V/ I I I&.I
H EN tiERSl
RESOURCES
I.oans and discountsX. . t... $53j,452.1)4 r
Overdrafts 1,128.10 <.
N C4 per cent bonds . . 1?,000,00 ?
Stock and bonds \ $,151.25
Banking bouse fur. and lix. . >*),782.73 r
Insurance department fK^833.43 .
Cash on hands and in other I
banks
Total fB4,87M^
iVISJ" HO!Srcj>:RA.I3
Eor 22 vears the Citizens Bonk, of" Hend
cltent8, through good iimes apd through h
render substantial! aud effici?it service,
sivenesshas attracted a powerful clients
stronger, under the policies which have bi
?....
First N
N BAr
OpfcFORC
Capital .
Surplus and Profits .V
Deposits \ .. ,
We want to do son b busiDessV.il
County. We pay 4 per cent interest^
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u? lor-ttiiy iniormation. Notice our larg
W. A. HUN
X We \B
Justr^J
X A new lot J6f
T will sell ij ai
X sonable price
Remember wheb you
A your table we have it
I appreciate your trade.
Brantley J
Louisburg,
Just fi
? A Big ]|
New -I
COME IN AND .SEE MEyW1
WI.SH TO EA
Watch this spa
announce
D. H. Hill, representing cwr tailorin
in a few days. Come in end let him take
jrour spring suit. J
J. w.
re Fireproof?Stormproof?
SJtinds of buildings. For
Loui^burg, N.C- ^PSTATEMENT
:ns %ank
3N N. C. +LIA
BILITIES
lapital stock paid in *100,000.00
iurptus and puofits 77,074.79
)uc to Hanks 1,047.60
lashiers chucks outstanding 2,140.12
lertified chucks 403.00
lecrued interest due depos's. 274.60
leposits 65,336.39 _
Total 9734,876.4# '
5bE HISTORY
lerson/iias ministered to the wants of
lard times, doing its best always to
Its reputation of solidity and progrese.
It will keep on growing bigger and
rought it to its present position.
i'W'i'VW s? *2*
lational
JK
), N C
....... $100,000.00
30,000.00
500,000.00
:h the good people of Franklin
in time deposits. Write or call cn
;e capital and surplus.
T, Cashier
ttMtM
[ave i
>ceived
China and
\most rea- I
)S. Z
want anything for W
on hand and will A
3. Hicks
,'N. C. 1 T
Arrived
iOt 01
Goods
hen in town if you
ve money
fee for further
Bments
ig establishment, will be i>t my store
your measure and save you money on
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