top That
ok
IfvSfoftt for Pneumonia. To stop a cold
J5l taSSStolet it ran and be
r"T" n afterwards. To be sure. Pre-
to cure rrt-.i-t w
f tefentiui"ehr ckenlM. Nice for the
.?oV"yZ thoroughly safe too. II you feel
1 H..n
I iilly.'' y wntVioaa mv n.lan RA.va half TOT1T
SjLui Aid don't foryet your child, ii ;
J tf1 ?. Tr-priahnesa. nisntor aay. Herein proo-
all, lies 'rvat .T n sn rTP ftf 5a
i'' - tnaist on tout aiuiKuu Kivuur tou
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Diary of a Dollar Bill;:
Jane 14-Rud out byibstntCMhitr
to Iritbnun. Wai criiD and deaa.
2 Retted in stacking of
Irishman's wife all dav loner.
June till in stocking. 1 Getting
ratberwarnM
Joae 4 Handed
man.
over
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to : a milk
bv
Plant Wood's Seeds
For The
Garden 6 Farm.
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a steadily increasing trade every
yearuntil we have to-day one
of the largest businesses in seeds
in this country is the best of
evidence as to
Tfa Superior Quality
of Wood's Seeds.
We are headquarters for
Grass and Clover Seeds,
Seed Potatoes, Seed Oats,
Cow Pe&s, Soja Beans and
all Farm Seeds. '
Wood's Descriptive Catalog
the most useful and valuable of
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mailed free on request.
!', W. WOOD & sons,
Seedsmen, Richmond, Va.
Jane 5 Given t a bartender
a milkman for a glass of beer, r
June 6 Remained in cash drawer
all day. . s - ,
June 7 Got wet while being
transfered across bar ts chauffeur.
There is a lot ot dirt on me.
Jane 8 Uncomfortable a'l day in
watch pocket.
June 9 Given to millionaire by i
Chauffeur in changing a larger bill.!
Who
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FOR
ALL
CREATION
other
June 10 r-R nil rl nn amnno
greenbacks of larger denominations, j
June 11 Given to waiter as tip.;
Millionaire didn't seem te consider
me of much value.
June 12 Turned over to waiter's
wife.
June 13 Handed to Jeweler
with a lot of other bills by waiter's
wife for a magniiieeat diamond.
June 14 Another dreary day ia a
hot little compartment of the Jewel
er's large iron vault.
June 10 raid over in change to
young man who bought pretty soli
taire ring. .
June lo ttestinc; in yoane mans
pocKet when thin scrawny hand sud
denly seized me. Heard former
owner yell. "My pockets have been
picked!"
June 17 Turned over to greasy
proprietor of grot shop.
June IS Exchanged for a plug
of tobaceo.
Jane 19 Dropped into contribu
tion box of ehureh by owner .of te
hacfto ttora.
fn good liniment 1S in its Jime 20 Minister held me all day
'3rming, penetrating and in his fingers, frequently examining
catering qualities. ThemmX' .
Jane 221 raid to a tarmer by
preaeher's wife for three pounds of
butter.
1 .
ery little rubbing the part& June 22 Carried about twenty
re Warmed, the inflam- tni,M ver country joad' in farmer's
Docket. Considerablv shaken ud.
muiiuii u 1 j u fiui:vkjtiuij T nn -ri j -
1,-. , I -J-t tSJl
AAWPid un And of
w - r" -
almost instantaneous, sock holding me and other money
Lame Bck, stifl and put it in an old tin can.
June 25 Can buiied in farmer's
cellar.. Guess he thinks I am a
"dead one." .
June 30 Still buried in cellar. I
suppose I will spend the rest of my
life here. Te Bohemian Magazine.
Best Fertilizers r for Corn V
'-'7: ' That the yield of corn from the average farm can b greatly ln
' creased by intelligent and liberal fertilization has. been repeatedly
demonstrated. -Large crops of good corn result from preparing the
land well; using the right kind and quantity of (ertllizr, good teed
and propercultivation. ' -x . -
Fertilizers
will greatly u increase vour yield per acre" of com or any other crop.
In some cases remarkable results nave been obtained. ,
Mr. C. W. Caruthers of'Sumpter County. Fla., writes : "Words
cannot express the value of your fertilizer; It is really so far ahead '
of other companies1 goods, that it would not 'pay anyone to use other
brands, were they given free and put in the field. , 1 can prove what
I say to be a fact. I made a test on five acres. 1 used on one half
the land your fertilizer and on the other half another company's fertil
izer, same grade ; the land received the same cultivation every time.
' kept a correct account of the amount of money J fvt off each half
ana I got tjoo more from the land on which I used Virginia Carolina
Fertilizer than I did off the other half. I got four times as much
com from the land on which I used your fertilizer."
Write today to nearest office of the Virginia-Carolina Chemical
' Company for a free copy of the new 1909 Farmers' Year-Book or
Almanac, full of the most valuable and unprejudiced information for
planters and farmers; or ask your fertilizer dealer for a copy.
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Richmond. Va.
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Columbia, S. C.
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The Proof of Good
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Nov. -27,
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1905
190G
1907
1908
Service
DKiosrre
93,000.00
117,000.00
138.000.00
205,000.00
Constant Growth
UESOUI1CES
$ ifce.ooo.oo
232,000.00
OMD.ooaoo
.117,000X0
We offer to the public
hundred thousands dollars,
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S. R. HARRIS,
Pres't
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It Eats Up Rust.
6-5-4 will make no old, rusiy
Stove, or Stove Pipe, look like new,
because it eats up rust. When you
setup your Stoves, this Fall, $r?ve
them a coat of 6-5-4; it is applied
1ike paint, will not rub off and
SHINES ITSELF. It also
Saves
'Hard
'WoVk
If your cialSx uasn
Bro., hare. Louisburg.
t it Ji.cKinne
)gredients of Noah 's Lini
lent are such that with
Notice.
The undersigned having qualified as
administratrix of James Stokes de
ceased, notice is hereby given to all
owing his estate to make immediate
payment, and those holding claims
against said estate will present them
on or before January 15th, 1910, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. This Jan. 15, 1909.
Roburta Stokes, Admr'x.
Sale of Valuable Tract of Land.
By virtue of an order of resale made
at January term, 1909, Franklin Super
ior ''ourt," in the cause entitled Martha
Strickland et als ts A. I. P. Harris, the
undersisrned commissioner will &ell at
public auction to the highest bidder for '
cash at the (ourt House door in Louia
burg, 2i. C, on the first day of Mareb,
llJ0i), at about the hour of noon a tract
of laid situate in Ham township.
Franklin county, descrited and bound
ed as follows, viz: Beginning at a bijr
red oak. Gulley's line n.ar the Horton
House, thence s 1-1-2 71 poles to a largo
pine on Cooleys Creek; thence down
said creek as it meanders 1SH-1-2 poles
to a large ash, said to be the mouth of
a braneh; thence up said branch as it
meandera 851 poles to the Spivey corner
in Terry's line; thence n 89 w lift poles
20 links to a stake, corner of the Si acre
tract in Sylvester Ilansdale's line; thence
s 25 poles S links to a stake an 1 no in tern
thence n SS w IS poles to a rock, Henry
llorton's orner; thence e 26 e 12 rxles
thence s 21-1-2 e 11-1-2 poles to the
branch as it meanders is poles to a
stake, J. P. (Julley's corner; thence s
89-J e 79 poles 20 links to the leginning.
containing 227-J more or less. It being
1 the tract of land conveyed by K. P.
j Floyd and wife to A. J. P. Harris in
1 trust for the heirs-at-law of Willis Hor
i ton, deo.'d, which deed is of record in
! Franklin countv Registry Book KS at
page 114 less 45 acres cut off and con
veyed to C. M. Cooke which leaves to
be sold of the above described land 1S2-
i acres. Last bidder will be required to
eposit 10 per cent of his said bid pend
ing the confirmation of the sale as a
i guarantee of good faith. This sale is
; made in consequence of an uupset bid
to sale of January 4th,
I B. T. Hoi.ukx, Com.
I Jaimar- 23th. 1909.
Bargain Store
-SPECIAL SALE..
I have about 50 wool-work shirt, kint ijtol baU xd
woolen Underwir thaji I will well at -13 1-3 jr cent
low wholesale price. I don't wn.nl to carry them ottr.
These nra "bargain. Coraw in and look ui thru; when yoo
tcomc to town.
THE BARGAIN STORE
y. B. COOKC
To Our friends
And
P
atrons
nnn
mti, and Mubdes. hore Throat. Colds. Strains.
nuns. Cuts, lit uises. Colic, Cramps, lndigts
n, I oothac! e. and all Nerve, Boneand Muscle
s aiid rms. J he fjenuine has Noah's Ark
i every pack je. 25c.. 50c. and $ i.eoby all deal
sin n.ediane everywhere. Sample by mail free.
OAH REMEDY 0. .RICHMOND, VA., BOSTON ,MA88., U.t.A
ar Load Clothing
Mr. Miller, Moweaqna.
JUST
Come in at
P. WINSTOH'S
180 ice cloaks for ladies at
jbout your own price, and don't
oret that I here a nice line of
adies shoes at cost. And, bv-the-
ay, tnere are sereral who took out
'1)C followinof rumiArl nrtinloofn oaex
f thej would fit, rnd if they did
uey were to come around and pay
Rame, namely : shoes, clothing,
mh suite, mnts. Bad rolan to
ake th lnora mit f r trv
Yours truly
J. P. WINSTN
The best way to form an opinion
about an article is to use it yourself,
yet the testimony of others should
carry much weight. M. H. Miller, of
Moweaqua, 111., says that the only
thing he knows of that will surely cure
stomach trouble, indigestion and con
stipation is Dr GaldwelPs Syrup Pepsin,
the great herb laxative compound,
which is safe and also pleasant to tke
taste. It is absolutely guaranteed to
do what is claimed for it, and if you
waut totry it before buying, send your
address for a free sample bottle to .rer
sin Svruo Co.. 11 Caldwell Bids., Mon-
ticel'o, III. It is sold by The Boddie
Perry Dru Co. j at 50c and SI a bott e.
p
Famous Jones Mill and Residence
and Other Valuable Town and
Country Property to be Sold
at Public Action.
By virtue of a judgment of of the Su
perior Court of Franklin countv ren
dered in the cause entitled Wm. H. Ruf-
fln, adm'r of J. F. Jones tb Mrs. Onnie
T. Jones et al the undersigned will on
Monday, 1st day of March,
at the court house door in Louisburg, N.
C, at 12 o clock m, sell at public auc
tion to the highest bidder the lollowirg
described property:
1. The Mansion House tract of J. r.
Jones, adjoining H. I). Egerton, G. V.
Ford, et al, containing seventy acres
more or less. Un tms is located tfce following tracts or Darcels of bind s it-
mansion house 'of the late J. F. Jones1 uated in Gold Mine Township, Frank
stables, outhouses, etc , lin countyAN. C. near Wood's store
2, The btore House tract adjoining in aid countv.
the mansion house tract and containing i8t Tract. A tract of land known as
about two acres on which is located the the Buck Gunton tract in said town-
store house now occupied by J. C. Fos- ghip, said county, bounded as follows:
ter and a small dwelling house also oc- On the North by N.C. GuDton. on the
cupiedby J.. Foster. ! Est by N. C- Gupton and on the
3. The Mill and din tract containing West and South bv the land3 known
about 10 acres on which is situated the as the old Tom Davis land, containing
flour and grist mill, and cotton gin and ( 51 acres more or less.
the water power used in running same, : 2nd A tract in said township paid
also a miller's house. 1 county, known as the Geo. F. Allen
o. A traci 01 lina in xown 01 louib- d ace. bounded as follows: On the
WANTED Reliable, energetic man to sell lu
bricating oils, greases, and paints in Franklin and
adjacent counties. Salary or commission. &tet
on Oil Co., Cleveland. Ohio.
.ANTEIK-Second hand bags arjd burlap
anv kind, anv Quantity, anywhere: we pay
. -r 1 - -ffc i T t "IT-.
ireient. r xuenmona oaa: uo., menmouu, t
i Notice of Sale.
1 By virtue of the power confered on !
1, me as Executor of the will of Geo. K. ;
I Leonard, in item 2nd of said will, 1 1
will sell for cash at public auction to
I the highest bidder, at the Court House ;
door in Louisburg, N. C, on the 31st
' day of March, 1909, it being in accord- j
ance with the terms of said will, the 1
We wish to r-tnrn our sincere thahk tor jour literal
patronsge during th past rear, and hope U mrit a con
tinuance of the same.
WISHING ALL
a Happy and Prosprons New Year, we reman
Your friend.
The Beasley-Rlston Drag Go.
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1 I a: now ready to furnish all kindu eoal.l(et LurDp,S'int and antha
cite.
burg on Louisburg and Fianklinton rail
road bounded as follows: 'Beginning at
trite intersection of Main street and Tar
river and running thence along Main
street t the line of said railroad, where
it intersects said Main street, thence
eastwardly afong line of said railroad to rock chimney and
North by the lands of Geo. F. Harris
ana urox.ners, on, iub r-ast, oyme isnus ,
of H. B. Gupton. On the West and i
South by the lands of C. G. Wood, con-
taining three acres more or less. There 1
is on thts first tract a eood house with
P. A REAViS
P. S. Plentv of best bct rot
al.
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a one norse larm
Jones and Egerton'e corner thence , ODen on the same. On the second ,
along Egerton's line to Tar river, thence ; tract there is a store house and several
up Tar river to the beginning, contain-; ther houses.
ing rive acres more or less, but there is j a. S. J. Hamlett, Executor,
excepted from the'se boundaraies the . YVm. H. Rutfin, Atty.
lot on wmcn -tne eoioreu episcopal :
FINE OPPORTUNITY
FARM
TO BUY A
Sales Stables Only.
Having sold out my Livery De
partment I desire to announce to
the public that I will continue mv
Hales Stables at the same stad. ,
1 wish to have a settlement With
U those owing me for Iiv.ry at
I shall
endeavor to keen a
f good horses and mules, and will
e glad to sell all who wish to buv
fjood and warranted animals.
R. F. FULLEB, :
Louisburg, N. C. :
BOARDERS WANTED.
1 have opened a boarrlino- bonao
109 South Blount Street, Raleigh, N.
Ivand will be glad to haye ll who
;,,a ?a rd to call and see me. I
nan be glad to have all my Franklin
-uuty inenaa call to see me when
aieigh. v - ;
Mrs. S. W
I have about one thousand acre
of land, which I am willing to sell
on long time if a- reasonable cash
payment is made. Any one de
siring to buy a farm will do wel
to see me, as I will sell in lots ' of
50 acres or more. '
T. W. Bickett,
Louisburg, N. C. ,
See K. P. Hill if you wish to pur
fifV nase any ui mo ttuc wuu.
VAX
church is located. This lot contains a
nice dwelling and valuable storage house
Lots No. 1, 2 and 3 will be sold singly
first and then together.
nr f V ' a 1. 1 I :
leims 01 saie: a- casu, uiaucc in
12 months from day of sale, with inter
est from day of sale. For further infor
mation apply to the undersigned. This
March 29, 1909. x
T. W. UlCKETT, UOm.
Tyree
Wharton &
Workers in Artistic
Photography
Raleigh, N. C.,
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Comnan
Commissioners Sale of Yalnablc Timber j
land. .
By yirtue of an order of resale, j
mode by the Superior Court of Frank-,
Jin County in that special proceedings
entitled Mrs Margaret H. Cooke.
Admrx. of John Cooke and Lin wood
Cook, deceased, and Everard Cook, vs.
J. Claude Tucker., and Elba Tucker,
his wife, and Mary K. Cooke, heirs at
law, , the undersigned Commissioner
will, on Monday, the 1st day of March,
1909, it being the first Monday in said
month, at about the hour of noon, at
the Court House door, in Louisburg.
C. offer for sale to the highest bid
der at public auction", for cash, that de
sirable and well timbered tract of land
situated on the Warrenton road, about
five miles from Louisburg, well known
as the Virginia Cooke home place, and
more particularly defined as follows:
Bounded on the East by the lands lof
the estate of Dr. P. S. Foster and the
lands belonfirimr to the County Home
for the Aced and Infirm, on the North
by the lands of Jno. K. Williams ana
the ljnd8 formerly belonging to Aiea
icus Edwards, on the West by the
lands Lielotminsr to the estate of Mrs.
A.4-Ai Haves, on the Southby the
lands of Mrs. Lutie Cooke Foster and
Miss Gussie BlacknalL containing 200
nrrea. more or less.
This is ons. of the .most .desirable
farms in Franklin County, has a good
dwelling omit and contains s fine bodv
of timber. Terms of sale. cash. This
29th day of Jan. 1900. , - -
''J II. H. Cooke, Commissioner.
Wm. IL Rriffin, Attorney. . , " i
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TISS1E
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DEPOST
tout money is now. Don't wait until tou fret morr. YouH be U rant
ed to spend what you have while waiting. We accept small as veil i
large deposits. We invito you to become a Dcpoqtor and oiler you all
he facilities a man of many timet your means enjoys
The farmers and -Merchants Bank
LOUtsBUR& In. c.;
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVWS404100
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