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:, Advertise your business and see
the difference.
We were sorry to learn of Mrs.
I. T. Ward's illr$ess. i '
' We are pleased1 to note that
chief A. B. Cooke is improving.
If its business you want do some
advertising and then it will be up to
you. v .-. ' . ,y'xl-- ,
Read the new ad of theMcGhee
Joyner Co., in this issue. It contains
information worth while to the ladies.
Mrs. E. M. Speed very delight
fully entertained the Ladies Aid So
ciety at her home on Monday after
noon, v
Business " men of franklinton
your neglect of advertising is the
costliest of all vour business over-
w
sights. '
Rev. John London, of Louis
burg, will deliver the annual address
at .the Albion Academy on Wednes
day, May 26th.
Mr. F. J. CaritheTs, of Raleigh,
is acting conaactor on the Louisbiirg
railroad in the place of Capt. B. F.
Carpenter, who is a.t home sick,
The Board of town commission
ers postponed their meeting set for
Tuesday the 11 h on account of the
Alness ot Chief of Police Cooke.
S A game of ball was played here
Monday, between the teams of Kit
trell and Franklmton. It was a very
interesting and enjojable game and
resulted in a score of 3 to 1 in favor
of Franklmton.
The game ot balk between
Louisburg and Franklinton which
was played here yesterday, resulted
in a score of 19 to 12 in & favor of
Tanklinton. it seems tnat it was
cthe day off" for both teams.
We will be glad to have the
citizens of Franklinton and commun
ity to make notes of all news items
and leave them where our represen
tative can get them or give-Hhem to
him on Tuesday of each week. ,: :
On Saturday a big5 1ish.;? frolic
and dinner-was given- at tne mouth1
i of Ford Creek on Tar river, ly Mr J
E. H. Evans to a number-.f IhiS'
A riends. A general good r time was
had and a number of theifinny tribe
caagbt. Those composing the party ,
were Misses Florence Powell, Julia
Card , Sue Royster, Lucy Higbt;
.Zelma Winston, Bessie Evans, .Bet
tie Lee Gibbs,VMra. J. F..May,
.Messrs, Will Gibbs, Andrew and
Jeff Gibbs. -T '
Mr. J. R. Neathery, of Creed
moor, died in the hospital ; at Rich-
of last
for an
operation for appendicitis, which had
been successfully performed and he
was expected to return home on the
day of his death, but death came on
. Tery unexpected. He leaves a wife,
daughter of Mr. J. H. Cooke, of
FrankHnton, and four children. His
"remains weie i nterred in the ceme
tery at Creedmoor on ' Wed nesday
evening amid a number of friends
who had gathered to pay their last
f sad tribute j;o the deceased. The
1 bereaved family have our sympathy.
Personal. " :
I. J. Harris visited Epsom San
day . .. - -...;. ,
Miss Mabe Vann went to Raleigh
, - yesterday. y,. '
Miss Mattie Ballard went to Kit-
trell Saturday. 'v.'s-"'''': '
Morris, of Oxford, is yisiting
his pebple in town. J
v A. B. Iwell wntito . Richmond
op business uesday, -:
4 Capt. J. B. Cheatham? spent Sun
f day with his people here V r
R. A. Pruitt returned from Wake
X- Forest Wednesday last. .
Mr. Henry May, of Lynchburg, is
- visiting his people in and near town.
mouth, spent Sunday with Mrs t).
C. McGhee. : i -r 4
eJ; Woddallof Wake Forest
College,, visited Mr W' D: Morris;
the'past week.': ', ' jv -v - .1'?J.
Mrs. Jack Harrisbf Wake county.
!pent Saturday . and Sunday with
her people here. ' v.' ' ,
Misses -Lillian High and , Estele
Lipscomb, of Louisburg visited
Mrs. C. F. Best Sunday. r
i:'-h vc vo ca . 2 '
McGheeVjoyner Co
STORE OF QUALITY
McGhee-Joyner Co
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kA. H. Tann, B4 Ti Green and B,
W. Ballard went to Raleigh Monday
to witness a game of ball. 3
Miss Eloifie Williams and Mrs. S.
E. D. Dean, ot Kittrell, were in
town shopping yesterday.
Mrs. B. A. White and .children
are visiting her sister, Mrs. George
Holland, of Wake Forest. J.
Mr, J. W. Daniel was called to
Oxford Monday afternoon on ac
count of tne illness of his father.
Miss Susie Mcirhee returned to
the B. UW. at, Raleigh Wednesday
after spending some time at home.
Mrs. G. L: Whitfield and children,
left Monday to visit 'her brother,
Capt. R. J. Cheatham, at Norfolk.
R. A. J'ruitt left yesterday for
Charlotte, where he will attend the
meeting of the Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows.
Miss n.alie ret Morris came over
trom tne University at Kaleigb, to
attend the entertainment Wednesday
night. She was accompanied by
Miss Annie Jones, of Rileigh, who
was her guest while in town.
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JF you want the extreme length in a conct,
vjiw vwi uit oiig ixncs ana me
hipless effect, buy
a Kabo No. 701.
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stylish models that
isn't made by the
manufacturers of
this famous corset
rc carry a full line
if Svlilll
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lllirr ot Kibo Corsets
Delightful Entertainment.
r "Into each life some rain mui
fall," so sajs the- ppet, but ; thanlcs,
we say, tne rain is not all. A great
broad ray of sunshine struck our Led to these oung ladiea and to M xsn
'inond on Tuesday morning
week; He had been there
List of Letters.
Remaining in Franklinton, Posi
office uncalled pr:
Mrs. Lucy Evans, Mrs. J. J3.
Haskihs, John R. Puroell, -W. C.
Saunders, Amanda Smith; Poilie
Town, F. L. Townsend, Henry
Thomas, Mrs Rachel Wilder.
When calling for any of them
please say they were advertised.
W. P. Edwards, P. M.
CojrTlfat Itte JUbo Corwt C.
with iKttrlm: Ui 2 pfr of tt fvrr: tV
Inel cUp; wtii. ocJr. Sm U to Jul Prtc, Ijro
RAboStyU7QXStXl.UcU. ut :.
Prices $5 to $1
Wc recommend the
Kabo Form Reducing
Corset; it is, effective
and comfortable.
JUST RECEIVED
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500P .yards Wilhelmina Lures in a beautiful line of i. attorn .ft.ort1 dtH ;s,ru& u zch. rll
iu io ic, win f?u t oc. I he.se 'aceft aro nmed for th txvjiuitfu) nxu-n W ChfltniT d r fd Its kiscl
wide lor thcir noveltv of design ami wiring quahtie
Pueen from whom they derive their name.
"THE STORE
FRANKLINTON S Bl
Dup'icAUn of jli-r. tjd in lh UcrckMtt 4 tl
OF QUALITY"
AND
BEST STORE
; William Best, Jr., is visiting - his
- sister Mrs. Jack : Harria in Wake
county.
I . Mr. W. L. Spbon.V. S. Civil - En
cineer, hi Chapel Hill, was tirrtown
'..Vfsterday, s v -
of '.New
.Mr. L. H Cutler,. Jr
town on Wednesday evening the 5th
inst, when Miss Katiebet Morns
came home from the Womens Uni
versity at Raleigh, bringing with her
three of her good friends, to wh;
Misses Minnie Haynes, Grace Rogers
and Phillis Woodall, to be her guests.
They were not only very charming
young ladies, but they are artists
each in her line, and for an hour and
a half at the School Auditorium on
Wednesday evening tjiey entertain
ed an audience that will jal ways ;rj-
member, with piano solos, .recitations
and songs, Misses Wootfall and Mor
ris, playing accompaniments.' Ms
Haynes has a voice of extraordinary
power and scope, and when she flings
a melody it is soulful and sweet. Miss
?race Rogers must have been christ
ened attef she bean to lecite, so
well does her manner on the rostrum
correspond with her, name, .and., her
selections were of such variety.as to
convince tone of the breadth of her
talent. .
This was not Miss Woodall's first
appearance, here and the ..waiting
public had anticipations,' had hopes,
and they were not in vain.' "That
old and sweetest of all musical' in
struments that absorbed the skill and
latent of a Stradivarias became
plaything in her hands. She 'waved
her - bow like- a princess of music
summoning her chorus girls, to herN
presence and right readily did they
respond. . She followed the ; little
slria way o.' to the bridge and
awoke fttijt v birds . on the ", highest
branches ind made them . sing. : She
swept across the chords and' gave a
concert to the people in the middle
row and then went down to wake up
some grumbler in ' they basement,, to
come forth and join the celebration
:She . played; an , old air . that
folded up? the yearji and sat p6n
them andjr told us ; we"; were '."young
again arid J we believed y. if .There's
nothing Uti fiddle "rtovtakeong
Morris who was responsible for their
being here, since the concert was in
behalf of the work of the society and
was given without charge or division
M profits. '
1 ori;, sole agenu for tn f
WE OFFER TO THE FASTIDIOUS WOMEN
cents
United State.
Remember the
and take no otbr.
name-
If your stomach, heart or kidnets ara
weak, try at least, a few doeea only of
ur. jnoop a Kestorauve. in five or
ten days only, the result will surprise
you. A few centa will cover the cost.
And here is why help cornea so quickly.
Dr. Shoop doesn't drug the stomach,
nor stimulate the Heart or Kidnevs.
Pr. Snoop's Restorative oea directly
to the weak and falling nerves. Each
organ has its own controlling nerve
when these nerves fail, the depending
organs must of necessity falter. This
uuuxjjye vitai irum, cieany ceiia wny
Dr. shoop's Restorative is so univer
sally successful. It's success is leading
drmrgists everywhere to give it univer
sal preference' A teat will will tnrely
leu. in tJoaaie-ferry urug Uo.
Urs. Knight, of BeiltUw.
DoanV p
A doxen and one thine are rccom- - tl
mndert to cure censtrpation. and for - f
five year Mrs, Knight, of HelWirw.
Tenn., tried them all. She wma alnxw. j tl
in despair when Dr. CaWwelrg Syrup
Pepsin waa recommended to br. Sb
took it and waa immediately rtHrrcl tl
She continued with it atd u pcrm- - ,
nently cured. It will cure anoo cflV
constipation or any atomaH. liter or tl
bowel trouble. It u aholuUly trusr-i
an teed to do what U claimed, and if i v
you want to try it before boyic, ctn3 j tl
your addreas for a tree asm pi Ustile 1 i
to I'epain bvrupCo.. 1X9 OJdwcn Bldg. t
MonUcelk). 111. It ia old by The BaA- tl
die-Perry Drug Co,, kt Oc aod fl a S 1
bottle. V
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OF FASHION
A CORSET
VTl.jth i all it .tr ln, ' t
American Eicauly CorwK
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NATTJEE'S WAENING.
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Loniaburg People Must Bee-
ognizo and Heed it.
Kidney ills come quietly myster
iously,
Iut nature always warns you
. Notice the kidney secretions.
..See if the color is unhealthy
If there are settlings and sediment,
Passages frequent, scanty, painful.
It's time then to use Doan's Kid
ney Pills.
To ward off Bright's disease or
diabetes.
Doan's have done great work in
this locality.
Mrs. H. S. Cox, 223 W7 Jone
street, Raleigh, N. C, says: aFor a
considerable length of time my kid
neys were. very weak and I was
caused a great amount of annoyance
by the frequent- passages of kidney
secretions. My back ached constant
ly andTad dull pains aorota my
loins, bo severe at tunes tnat l waa
hardly able to get abouu Two box.
ea of Doan's Kidney Pills, complete
ly cured v me and; since that time
there has never been a return of :the
trouble. . I endorse this . ralnabla
the
Special Rates to Cbarlotto via
Seaboard.
The Seaboard will sell tickeu
if-
uucii numr us
wll f mil i ii 8 auit..
tao -m B hi m t yn j n ,
Ji4 firtm trnt in'' ..
. BIT Mt MiiMt nan.
MRS- M- C. HENLEY, y
f u uckeu to
Charlotte account 20th of May ceUbra-
tion at thrte ccau (3c) pr mile plat '
For military and braai bands In uni
form, twenty-nv or more on ct ticket
trarelinsr together in each dirveUoo. a
rati of one cant per mile, dittaac
tnrteled, will apply.
Tlcxeti will be sold May 171a. IStfc.
19th. and for train scheduled to arrire
in Charlotte by 1 in. May 20th, tt
return limit ttcketa will b good return- . r
ins? leave CharVotte up to ircldaur. but I T
not Uler than mkJ-mbt, of May 22. U
touowinr roenxi tnp fto&viduan '
ratea will apply from prwclpal rxnU:
Kaietffh , ,1Z.ZZ
Henderson .ft. 10
Oxford . A10
Wake Forest .. 56
Sanford...?
Southern Hnea .X.
Special train will be run from Ruth
erford ton and Uamletand extra ea&ehrs
and puUmana will be placed oo rrruUr
trains where neceaaary to Lxcdla
crowd. .
CILGATXIS.
District FanirT ceftt,
Ilaleib, N. C
DR FORD
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Frankliiiloa, ;N.CV
0c hi StarjjtoxrBaildjnc.
' V. tor. MMyiPnteharV'oprA - "rhejLadieB Aid'Society .is mdeb);-For iale 'byall .'deaerB. fPrioe i 50
DI1 PC tzza trta
I HAVE
NOW ON HAND
For itsmfrdiaU dbtrt.s 1 or of I..
SjJi for StAck. Bi- lot of WW Urd
Cowt aid a fccod rtJy of rUc? Coal.
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