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PROTECT.
THE HEALTH OF YOURSELF
AND FAMILY.
Pope's Herb is prepared to provide a
dependable household remedy, based
upon the principle of purity of blood
insuring freedom from disease. It is
a medicine for maladies such as, Rheumatism.
Liver Complaints, Constipation,
Fever and Ague, Female Disorders,
Indigestion, Lumbago, Kidney
Derangements, Catarrh, Sick and Neryoua
Headaches, loss of Apetite and all
ailments arising from inactivity of the
Livetsand. Kidneys.
It is^a purely Herbs, Barks and Roots
CompouWL It is put-up in chocolate
J coated tJblets pleasing and easy to
take, (or an be dissolved in water.)
Mrs. J, \ Meade of Hayattsvxlle,
Md. says: \ t
"For yean I have suffered with
Backache, Headaches, Neuralgia, and
Nervousness laid extreme fatigue, I
^tneaanany"'rAneaits W'Utiuui relief"
Fourmonths ag\a grateful friend inducecT"m<to
writ\ to Pope Medicine Co.
Washingt<m>4?- C\ for a box of Pope's
Herb CompoumP^jgblets. the very first
dose of two tableuwe me relief. I
used not Quite a $l .(X7m^KMd 1 am entirely
cured of the pan in m>4}ack and
have no more headachA"
Dr. J. V. Henncsey\a prominehi.
Physician and Surgeon o\ Albany, N. ^
Y. in part says: \
"As a Blood Purifier. Liyter. Kidney
and System regulator 1 prescribe Pope
Medicine Co's of WashingtoK D. C.
Herb Compound as I have doilWfor the
past 20 years, and I have found. it to
be a great remedy, which seldom if
ever fai s. There are thousandsW letters
from users of Pope's Herbs,\ that
haye been benefitted and cured bV its
proper use. Pope's Herb Compound
Tablets are put up 200 in a box, 'iix
month's treatment," and will be sent
podt-paid on receipt of 31.00. Each bo^:
contains a printed guarantee bindinjk
Us to refund the purchase price if the
remedy fails to benefit, also full direc- ^
tions.
Guaranteed by the Pope Medicine Co.,
Inc., under the Pure Food and Drugs
Ac+r June S0t 1906 No. 3*956.
FOR TERMS TO AGENTS IN
UNOCCUPIED TERRITORY,
ADDRESS
POPE MEDICNE
CO.. INC
Pope Building, Washington, D. C
Through Road Items.
Rev. G. M. Duke filled his regular
appointment at Mt- Zion last Sunday.
He preached a very interesting
sermon.
Misses Mamie Carroll and Lela
Hale, ot Alert visited Mrs Ben Car
roll Sunday.
Frank Hicks and sister, Miss Isabella,
were pleasant visitors at Mrs.
Enoch Tharringtoo's W edneeday
night and were accompanied home
by Ellis Harris.
Mrs. W. H. Tharriugton spent
last Sunday in Henderson with her
brother.
Messrs. Bob Lewis, June Lancaster
and John Lanier passed through
last week enronte to the "mash."
Everybody is invited to the big
picnic at Laurel Easter.
Pink Hyacinth.
The farmers ate right busy plowing
and getting ready to plant their
oorn.
Maurice Person is sick this
week, but hope he will soon be well
again.
J. H. Hunt made a business trip
to Kittrell last Saturday.
Roeco Griffin and Bonn Walker,
of Castalia, visited thL section re
ueubiy.
Miss Isabella Hicks has returned
heme after spending a week with
her cousin, Mrs. TTt Herman In
Louisbarg.
Johnnie Woodard, of Csstaha, was
a visitor in the neighborhood last
' - Saturday and Sunday.
Bllis Harris made music at Sam
Tharrington's Wednesday night and
it was enjoyed by all that were
present.
Alfred Gupton. of Perry's Mill
was in the neighborhood last Saturday.
? Frank Hicks spent Sunday after
neon at*William Tharrington's.
Misses Lizzie and Carrie Bell, of
; .Alert, spent Saturday at H F
Hants.
Jim Journigan and wife, sntnt last
Saturday and Sunday at Tom Hunts.
With best wishes tor the Times
and ita editor ?U-Hn> L"
Constipation Viz gs many ailments in
its train and is V>? primary cause of
much sickness. Keep .your bowels regular
" dprr ?~V"",'Ti" < " ?"" many
of StwrHTmcEta t\ which wffmffi are
snhjert Conatipaqtat iai a very simple i
b;,' thing, ft may leamto aarieua consequences.
Nature often needa a little
TStotoSe^en rt^ftStS^ti'on?
much distreaa and auWerin* may be
avoided. 8oW by all defefa.
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Suggestive Questions ;
On the Sunday School Lesson by
Rev. Dr. Linscott for the International
Press Bible Question
Club
CitpyripO 1911 fry Krv T S Lincott. l>. V.
April 16tu, 1911.
Joasb, the Boy King Crowned in
Judah. 2 Kings xi:l 20.
Golden Text?Blessed are they
that keep his testimonies, and that
seek bnn with the whole Heart. Ps.
119:2. ,
(1 ) Verses I IT Who was
Athalia; her parentage, position,
character, etc?
(2?) When a child turns out bad
whose heredity and environment
were as vile as thev cou-d be, how
rmjch is he or she to he blamed?
(d J""?Whose son was Joash?
(4 ) VMuJ^Aj^hs Jehoiada?
(5.) Who was -instrumental in
laviug the child Joash . from the
uutderous intent of Ids grandmother
ttthalia, and how ?u it ilone?
(6.) Verseae4-12 ?If an individ
lal, a ompanv, or a nation is es
tablished and carried on b\ unrigln
soueuess what will >e the probable
results?
^ (7.) Con you give front your (MM
experience, or fr jui hiatorv, any fas
stance where wiong actions have
brought about right results, or can
vou conceive of such a thing as possible?
(8 ) When those who are in authority
are usurper*, and when tinregular
legal proc-seea fail to dlsposaeas
them, what should the poo
pie do?
(9.) On what grounds do vou
justify the high priest Jeh nada for
planning the death of the reigning
queen, and, by force, putting the bc\
Joash on the throne?
(10) What can you say front
this history in favor of the possibility
of right environment overcoming in
a child the worst kind of heredity?
(This question must be answered in
writing by the club.)
(11.) What can you say for, or
aga'ust, private.cn z n* carrying fire
arms?
(lti.) Verses 13 115 ? How did
Ahali and Jezeltel, t'o father and
mother of Athalia, die?
(13.) What are the chances that
those who practice violence will
themselves receive violent treatment?
(14.) Why, as a rule, is it im.
poesible for us to get from others
any different kind of treatment to
ih-.t w hich we give them?
(15.) Vjsrae 17?What are the
chances for national success when
both rulers and the people are serving
the Lord?
(Iff.) What is the probability for
national greatness when the rulers
and the people are corrupt?
(17.) Verse 18?What relation
does the success of a people bear to
their religion?.
(18.) How many centuries will
the prosperity of thia country continue,
if we foraake the pr cepta of
Jaaua Christ?
(19.) Veraea 19 20?Why ia it
impossible for a really happy people
to be turbulent ami revolutionary?
(20.) What ia tfrff relation of the
present day Christian church to the
prosperity of the masses?
Lesson for Sunday, April 23rd,
1911. -Joaah Repairs the Temple.
2 Kings xi:21?xii:16.
When a dadicine must be given to
yong childreitat should be pleasant to
take. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
made from loak sugar, and the roots
used in its preparation give it a flavor |
sifhTnrr-tomaple Vjyrup, making it pleasant
to taONltVas no superior for
colds, croup siiiliTViii|iiuy liVlgfti flTT
sale by all dealers. \
CHICHESTER SPILLS
CKAMONdx/Q^^ BRAND
Ool? metallic bom, Mated 4u flw(0)
Ribbon. Tm no onu. M*
EOLTBYALL DRJ66ISTS
35?, EVERYWHERE JSS3
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G3&&
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ECZEMA CURED.
Pimple Disappear, Complexion Cta
e<f Over Night.
New York, Thousands are taki
advantage of the gfneroua offer ma
by The WapdworthCo., 1161 Broadw*
.New York Oity recnieeting an expo
mental package, at Lemola the n
1 akin discoveryXwhfch is mailed free
j charge to all wfVo write for it. It ale
is sufficient to clop the complexion <
er night and rid tl e face of pimples
a few hours. On tlm first apphcati
of Lempla the itel injkwill stop. It I
cured thousands i ftiicWi with eozon
Teeters, Rashes. ltch\gs Irritatio;
Acmes, Scalings a id Crating of ski
scalps, of infanta, childreiK&nd adul
It is good for the ireseryatihp and pt
ification of the i kin, scalp,v hair a
hands for the pr< mention of the cl<
ging of the porre the usual caufre
pimples, blackheack, redenss and rouj
ness and also the the treatment
burns scald, wounds, sores, chappin
as well as the toilette and nursery.
WVirtii Vaii Kuuo ilanmotiom in ?/v
foot or ma^p-^grLly Chamberlair
Liniment and youtWJget quick relit
It costs but a quaneS^JJhy suffe
For sale by all dealers.
CONSOI
SA
RAMO.S TYPE\
C. a. WEE]
THE JOHN 3. ItAMO.S
Stock of Typewr
Office .
The following are spec ills, if inte
only lsat until tj
1 Rlickenaderfer TypewritA $15 I
1 Williams typewriter 1 10 i
1 No 2 Remington typewrit* 10 i
.1 Wellington typewriter 1 261
1 Fox typewriter 1 j 321
1 Densmore typewriter, rebialt, 37 1
2 New Century, typewriters, each 35 <
1 No 10 Smith Premier \ 501
1 No 5 Underwood \ 49 I
1 set of Edisons business phonograph:
shaving machines, also 1 dozenScyiini
1 set Dictaphones, same outfit, tegula
ribbons for ail makes 60c. $3 carbon
Prices on office furniture quoted u
approved bankable paper. Order at
JOHN 5
Princess Building W1LMI
The Big I
New gctads have be
daily and if its to
havh just wn^t you
that our savings, yo
of n I oth
w vu WJh v*k VAVAV ^
goods fbr the samt
Our low cut shoes are now ready
here in all of the newest leatheis in t
calf. The styles are many and varie
certainly interest you. Come early, >1
Specials fo
12Jc indian linon or 40 inch lawn 10c;
school turnouts all colors 4fcc; 600 yai
10c lace 5c.
CASH
I sell for cash,
trade with me.
41. z.' E(
' $
sa : ?p
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JUST . , 3
Kheumqade
e* Rktnaatloi >md Blood DImw
oi The cause of rheumatism la ^access
ine uric acid In the blood. To curn-' rheumatlsm
this acid must be expelled from
the system. Rheumatism Is An Interlu
nal disease and requires an Internal
ion remedy. Rubbing with oUa and lint?
^ meats may ease the pain. IJut they will
no more cure rhenmatlub than paint
la, will change the flbdr ofsotten wood,
na, Cares Kkeumatlim 'B6 Stay Cared.
Science has dlscbvesCd a perfect and
s' complete cure calldd /Iheumacide. Testta
ed In hundreds of cases. It has effected
jr- marvelous cures. /Rheumaclde removes
_.i the cause, gets Af the Joints from the
1,u Inside, sweeps tM> poisons out of the
>K- system, tones unfthe stomach, regulates
of the bowels and Kidneys. Sold by drug h
gists at 60c. ana H; in the tablet form
fn. . at 25c. and bOcT by mall. Booklet free,
of Bobbltt Ctemlcal Co.. Baltimore, Md.
ig8 Gets At The Joists From The Inside.
-knoBIST
LIDATED
LE
f/KITEjl CO., INC.
< 5, T111/.STEE
\ND /
TYPEWRITER AGENCY'^
it^rs, SuppLes and
furniture
geste,! writ** us at once as these triune
le stock is disposed of
E5 1 No 8 Underwood, long carriage 53 75
1 No 6 Remington, rebuilt 47 50
1 No 7 Remington, rebuilt 49 25
? 1 No 1 Victor, (elite) 82 50
S 2Nol Victors (pica) i 85 00
1 No 2 Victors (elite) 70 00
S; 1 No 2 Victor (pica) 75 00
-nJ 1 XIrt O l*.t V o, IU\
Altf 6m * IVMJiO \piva; O-I uw
b, consisting of dictating, transcrihing and
iers Regular price $210, our price $182.50
r price $210, our price $190. $1 and 70c
paper (a box 100 sheets) $2.10 a box.
ipon repuest. Terms?Express COD on
once from
J. RAMOS ,
NGTON, N. C. Box 54
Little Store
>en reaching us almost
wear/ we are sure we
want and remember
u lifttle on each yard
urclmsed means more
\mdney
for vJf* inspection, you will find them
own, whifis. velvets, cravenetts and ooze
d and/the uifderprices on every pair will
ins tie whole lamilfv all ages remembered
rl This We^k.
the best 7c ca'icos 6c; cheese cloth for
p 6Jc apron checks, unmatchablh Be 1 7J to
ECONOMY
it is economical to
i " , ' *
f '
3rERTON
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: WBRPEPV. -iilt rifV,
-! _ ??? -?Bg-"g^?
Wi\m 1M Dililj ' ' ?. lil ililiLiLl
Mill Ili^^^KnWSJ^ - JJa.?: -1.R ft|
I? Eaadjr laid ? can tt laid righrover wood shingles if necessary ?
FuSLlMf Storn^fcroc ?Last as long as the building and never B
need repairs. For turt&er detailed information apply to
? M. f. jpUCK, Lou^urg, NX- -
comd Jnsed" statement
THE CITIZENS BANK
henderson n. c.
RESOI'KfcES ' * i ii pit TTTP4?
teSud U V ?5Se lU lS Capital stock'paid in >100.000.00
N C4 per cent bonds . \ 2? BOO,00 f)uurpli'!| a"^n^i?fUs ?047 60
Bankin^dh^8eSfur and fix \1< 732 73 Caahiera checks outstanding 2,140.12
Inauran^e TLrtm?nt \ 8^15 Certified checks 403.00
^8.Uh on handsPaauTTn other ^ Accrued interest due depos's. 274.60
banks 12 X7.95 ^posits 66,336,39
Total >78 ,87^0 Total >784.876.4>
-A.N" HOISTORASLE HISTORY
Eor 22 years the Citizens Ban ot Henderson, has ministered to the wants of
cltents, through good iimes and through harlHtimes, doing its best always to ?.
render substantian and efficient service. Its reputation of solidity and progreasivenesshas
attracted a powerfi I clientele. ItVill keep on growing bigger and
stronger, under the policies whi :h have brought iK to its present position.
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F"i ret M atinno I
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\ BANK
OXFORD, N C
Capital ';L ... . i $100,000.00
Surplus and ProtitB , ,... . ,.. 80,000.00
Deposits \ 600,000.00 <
We want to do some b isiness with, the good people of Franklin
County. Wo pay 4 per cen interest on rime deposits. Write or call on r
as for any information. Noti se oar large capital and surplus.
W. H. yUNT, Ck^hier
You ard Invited to atten^ne *
OPENING /SALE
OF /
5 and 10 Cents Store <
Friday, Mar?jiy17th at 10 a. m.
Great many special values. I 'An going to have a crowd and the big
things will naturally go tirstJ t>on't forget the date and hour you will
find me on the corner next tfcphe TIMES office.
J. H.y JCjHNSON ;
ftatrpnize
Yoar HoW Industries
To every man who uses a buggy. It/wVl be greatly to your interest to see me
before you buy a buggy. I am prec?re<Mo make any kind of a buggy you want
GIVE ME/YoUR ORDER.
and if when the buggy is finishedJou are noYpleased, you do nortiftve to take
It. Buggies are fullyguars nteedf Call and flf tmypricea. The best buggy rebuggy
building and repairing. yBuggy materialVr sale.
t-H 7o. TAYLOR
Just Arrived
ANBig ILot Ol
New \l Goods
COME IN AND .SEE ME IMSEN IN TOWN IF YOU
WISH TO Is Art MONEY *
Watch this spaceVor further
annojuncemehts
D. H. Hill, representing our tailoring eatrblishrtient. will be at mv a tore
in a i?w daya. Come in and [at him take your meaaurtvand save you money on
your\pnng suit. ^ \
J. w. KING
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