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Eni being exhibited at this establish
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represent the very latest patterns out
for the correct dress of men demanding
the best material produced for a small
outlay. We can fit you as perfectly as
if the clothes had been made to your
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GTROUSE A BROS.
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COP V BIGHT 100? A
?^TROUSE & JfL
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| DAVIS BROTHERS, - - - The King Clothiers!
?& SMITHFIELD, North Carolina \ I
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Bismarck Items.
Messrs. Jeff. Johnsouand John
Canaday, of Benson, were in our
midst Sunday.
Itev. Major Langdon, of Clay
ton, was in this community a
few days last week.
finite a number of our young
ji ..pie attended church at Kleva
t.i >11 Sunday afternoon.
Miss (i-rtie Harbour, of Ben
son, spent Rnsterat Home with
her parents, Mr *nd Mrs M. 0.
B *rbour.
Phe entert dom * it given by
Mi-s Hei mi--* R neon Saturday
night was pr>'D'si'teed a succe>s
itv all present..
M ss s M 'ttie Haug'itr , n
S at id tld, no 1 L l y H vrri.- i, of
ltd* : i, are roe gilds'. > of M ^s
B -de Sc'pnen-eiu his ve-k.
I ilPSY
> '20 11)1 >8
Kenly News.
Pont Master Pate, of Fremont,
was in town yesterday.
Mr. Claude Dickerson, of Crt
tnont, was here yesterday.
Policeman A (J Hooks went
to Wilson on hiodiiees today.
.1 M. Kenneit v, architect of
Ualeiiih, was in town yesterday.
Vliss R'i?u VI if lie vs. of Selma
is .1 i^jjuit: ?i i vlrs Dora liil
brt a m.
I' is I?->m 'ivatii! iiriiuariH.) for
lt-ul 01 r ? V eiiifi convened here
last > ,t nr.I . v md i lei'ted the fol
I i wi iif ileleij ites o the County
i Convention: I VV Harden, VV.
P Bailey. .1 C IVotiiaau, C C.
"?iriie, i' O K lifertou and W.
H Clivers Tu-V endorsed Mr.
P in' r.'-o d in Connrtss and
will iro s 111'j f >i him asra'ti
Hkpohtek
K nly, \ >ri| 22
Leachburg Items.
Miss Ruby Byrd, of Fuquay,
is visiting \liss Ava Stevens.
Mrs. Bettie Holland returned
Sunday from a visit to her
daughter, near Suiithfield.
Mr and Mrs Bvron Johnson,
of Claytou, sttent part of last
week at Mr. Tnad. Stevens'.
Mr and Mrs. L. T. Bvrd and
Mr. Noati Thornton, of Fuquay,
spent Saturday aud Sunday
here.
Miss s Bennie Holland and
Lucile Hardie attended the
Abrams- Allen wedding at Raleigh
recently.
The school at Shiloh taught
by Mr. J. M. Turner, closed Fri
day. Mr. Turner is an excellent
teacher and deserves credit, for
tiis work in this school.
Mrs. Susan Johnson died last
Friday evening at eleven o'clock
at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Tnad. Stevens. She had
oeen in poor health for sonn
titue, so her death was not un
expected, still it was a shock to
her many friends and relatives.
A good woman has gone to hei
reward We extend our sympa
thy to the bereaved.
Sol
April 22.
PROHIBITION ELECTION.
Books Shall Be Open For Registration
April 24th and Close May 16th.
To the County Board of Elec
tions:
Having received inquiries from
mauy of the Couuty Boards of
Elections regarding the proper
time under the law for opening
the registration books for the
Prohibition election I referred
same to the attorney geueral of
the State, who declares the law
to be that the books shall be
onent d for registration on April
24th, 9 o'clock a. m., and tiuaily
closed at sunset, May 16th
Wilson g. Lamb,
Chairman State Board of Elec
tions,
Willamstou, N. C., April 14
It Is Not Safe.
It is not safe to keepintoxicat
ing liquors in easy reach of boys
and young men and others whose
appetites have been whetted to
denand liquors.
?jjZusESSSSES
B Absolutely
E Pure
IjLftr From Grapes,
fiff the most healthful (
fly of fruits, comes the
chief ingredient of
|RO\ALPSi
The only baking powder fijf
made from Royal A 3
Grape Cream Ayr 3
of Tartar d
CotU ? little more thin the injuriou* elum j
or phoephate ol lime powdere, but with I
Royal you are ture ol pure, hetlthlul food.
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I
J3re\ved
" J)owa JiTome in5he ^
?Id-North. SialeJ5.
|| ^)clicious,Hci\UK.ftc^i !
&I jAf "Founfaiass^^^
Okx .a.(\ci irv
1 ,Boiiies~ &
Marvelous Announcement
I wish to say to my many friends and
customers that 1 have bought the A. H.
Boyett stock of Drugs, and wil! for the
next 60 days offer Special Bargains in
all lines. This stock contains drugs of
all kinds. Patent Medicines, Toilet Ar
cles, pipes and in fact anything usually
found in a first-class drug store. The
line of baseball goods shown here are all
new 1908 goods. The largest line ever
shown here at the very lowest prices.
Mr. A. H. Boyett will have charge of the
the prescription department and will be
glad to have you call on him. guarantee
ing absolute satisfaction.
Yours for business,
J. D. BOYETT,
I , Sniithfield. N. C.
Women's Woes
Smithfield Women are Finding
Relief at Last
It doe? seem that women have more
than a fair shaie of the aches and pains
that afflict humanity; they must "keep
up," must attend to duties in spile of
constantly aching backs, or headaches,
dizzy spells, bearing-down pains; they
must stoop over, when to stoop means
torture. They must walk and bend and
work with racking pains and many aches
from kidney ills. Kidneys cause more
suffering than any other organ of the
body. Keep the kidneys well and health
is easily maintained. Itead of a remedy
for kidneys only that helps and cures
the kidneys and is endorsed by people
you know
Mrs. W. L. Stevens, Third St., Smith
field, N. C., says: ' i have no htsitancy
in recommending Doan's Kidney Pills
as I know them to be worthy of the
highest praise. 1 suffered from backache
and dull pains across my loins for a long
time. This trouble made me very rest
less at night and as a result lor the loss
of sleep, i arose in the morning feeling
tired and without strength or energy to
commence the days duties. The contents
of one box of Doaus Kidney Pills brought
me entire relief and since using them I
am able to sleep well at night, arising in
the morning refreshed. [loan's Kidney
Pills proved so beneficial to me that I
would advise others atfiicted in a sim
ilar manner to use tliein."
For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents.
Foster-Mllbiiru Co.. Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name?Doan's and
take no other.
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N< IT ICE OP LAND SALE.
State of North Carolina.
County of Johnston.
In the superior Court before the Clerk,
B. B. Lee, et als.
Vs.
T A Lee and E O. Lee
By viriue of the authority contained
in a judgment obtained in the above in
titled special proceeedings, the under
signed Commissioner will on Monday,
May 18th. 1808, at 12 o'clock M. sell to
the highest bidder for cash at public
auction at the Court House door in the
town of Smithfield the following de
scribed tract of land:
Beginning at a stake at Wellons' cor
ner and corcer of lot No. 1 and runs
that liDe and past the corner North 24
poles to a stake, a corner of lot No. 3.
thence that line Kast 58 poles to a stake
in the Wellons line, thence as it is mark
ed about South 8?74 poles to a stake
thence with that line West to the liegin
ning containing 35 acres more or less
The above tract of land adjoins the
lands of .1 A Tart and Uriah West
brook in Meadow township and is sold
| for a division.
This April 18th. 1?<)8
,Iamcs A. Wellons,
Commissioner.
i
, WANTED?Good reliable sales
| men to sell ^rst-class House,
Barn and Roof Paints and Var
J nishes. References required
with application.
Federal Paint Co.,
Cleveland, O io.