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Th3 Franklin Press,
SLOAN BROTHERS
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Fbankijn, N. C., Mat 24, 1905.
Office In Higglns Block, East Main St.
Population.
Franklin, 835
Macon County, :, . . ; -, . . 12,104
North Carolina, . . ...v. 1,891,092
$JrofasimutI Carts.
T.J. JOHNSTON,
ATTOHNBY-AT-IjA'W,
- FRANKLIN, W.'CU
Careful attention to all business.
fWWM-HHI 1 1 1 H..l.M,nM.
ROBERTSON & BENBOW,
K Lawyers, ,
PBANKLIK, MACON OOUNTT, If. 0.
Will praotiea in the court of this State
A the Federal Courts. Colleo
tion a BnecMty
imaaiit
JONES JOHNSTON, ,
ATTORNEYS AX I-Aw.
General Law Practlcn- Collection.
v Notary Ptiulle.
" Offlot Onr Ike Bank tf Frankllit. v
Franklin, I. C
SAM L KELLY.
tftitorney ai Jaw oflobary
lartttlfattM f Laae Tlttea and CsUecttons Mule a
Specialty.
Offlot hi Lot Brlcl Eulldlng, Franklin, I. C.
J. FKANKRAY,
ATTORNEY-ATVLAW.
Practices in all the courts.
Room Onr L K. FRAKKS Store.
M HI H l'H I l-IM I 1 I I I I lil t
R.D.S1SK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Room in Low Brick Building.
FKANKI.I, H. C.
1 1 1 1 11 1 l"H"H-M -l"l-H-t-l"t"i "H
A. A. HOWE,
THE BARBER,
FRANKLIN, N. Cr ' "
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I For Sale Real Estate.
I have a long list of very de-j
isirable property for sale in and!
K
near Franklin, improved andj
r
unimproved, vacant lota, btiil-j
ding sites either for business or$
f "m S
-: IL Furman Jakkett,
Real Estate & Insurance.
NEWS BRIEFS.
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Bessemer City and Alexis School
Districts, in Gaston county, have
voted in local taxation for graded
schools.
C:.-.'V.&;.'.. -
Rev. I B. Abcrnothy waaelet
. ted last week president of Wcaver
ville College vice president Rob
inson, resigned.
OASVOniA.
stasia jf Tin Kmtf Yw Hsw Always Beaght
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Dick Johnson, white, a state
convict of desperate "haractor, at
tempted to make his escape Satur
day by running from the guards
At the camp on the line of the Ral-
- eigh & Cape Fear railway near Lil
lington, and refusing to halt when
commanded by the guards, was
shot and instantly killed.
II. ClayGrubb, tried nt Salis
bury last week for the killing of
his brother-in-law, O. L. Davis, in
October last, was acquitted.
' C N. Evans, af Charlotte, was
'elected president of the Bankers'
Convention at Winston-Salem last
week. The place of holding next
year's meeting . was left for the
executive committee to select later.
Tcr Jar Prcttctlon
we place tills laliel on every
package of Scott's Fniulwlon. '
'f lie uitut wltua flali on Ills back
,tojur trade-mark, and It is a
) guarantee that Scott's Eniul
, slon wilt do all that la elulnied
! (or It Nothing better for Inns;,
t throat or bronchial troubles In
; Infant or nrtiilt Scott's Emul
i eiiut Is one of the jrrcntesfc flesh
: builders known to the medical
. world. ,-, .
HVffmiMtiia-JtBm
eT ft r C pKrt Srl
Jntal 'innp ots.
Business Locals, per line, 10 cents (or
each Insertion.
The weather has been quite cool
for a few days past.
Mr. John B. Gray and daughter,
of Ellijay, were in town Thursday.
Mr. and Mm. W. I. Carpenter,
of Ellijay, were in town Saturday.
G. W, Bryson, of Sylva, was
registered at Hotel Jarrett Thurs
day night. V
Mr. J. B. Addington, of Ske-
nah, was in town Saturday singing
gayasa cricket
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Bidwcll, of
Cullasaja, were in town a few
hour Thursday. . " s ,. r
Dr. Lj'le had excavations
made last 'iveek for the foundation
walls of his new sanitariuni on
Harrison Avenue. '
A. M. Norton, who has been in
South Carolina during several
months past, has returned home to
spend theisuhrnrcr;- f i
Messrs. S. Clark and N. L.
Hudson, of Rabun Gap, Ga., were
in town over Thur sday night stop
ping at Hotel Jarrett.
Mrs. II, J. Roane, of Peachtree,
and her niece, MissRebeccaSniith
of Franklin, were in town Thurs
day. Cherokee Scout.
Mrs. Jnkc MooreTof--Jiiax
township, died last Wednesday
morning at 5 o'clock of rheuma
tism, at the age of 59 years1.
Thanks to the faculty of the A.
& M. College, Raleigh, N. C, for
an invitation to attend the com
mencement, May '28-31st 1005.
T. B. Enloe, of Cartoogechaye,
was in town Wednesday witli part
of a load of last year's apples for
which he found ready sale at $1.00
per bushel.
A citiwms1 meeting was held in
the court house last Thursday and
a committee appointed to make
arrangements for a Fourth of July
celebration.
Master Frank Bryson took a fish
from his trap Friday morning of
the "red-horse" variety, that
measured 29 inches in length and
weighed 16 pounds.
It is announced that Gov. R. B.
Glenn will deliver an address at
the commencement of Murphy
Graded School on Wednesday
night June 14th next .
The Cherokee Scout announces
the death of Mr. J. P. Chastain, a
well known citizen of Clay coun
ty, which took place Sunday May
14th, at tho age of 73 years.
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TO CURl A COLD 13 ONE DAI
Take Laxativk Bhomo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. E. W,
Grove's signature is on each box.
25.
On April 11th the editor of The
Pkkss bought 81 eggs from the
Biltmore farm, of the Brown Leg
horn prize pens, and set them, and
the result was 24 little brownies
hatched out
The kind invitation of the Trus
tees and Faculty of the University
of North Carolina to attend the
one hundred and tenth annual
commencement, May 28, 29, SO,
81, 1905, has been received with
thanks.
Colonel Elias, who owns the
Pattcrson'Farm, tells us that he is
going to move to Swain this fall
and buikl a house on his farm with
all the modern improvements, keep
an office in Brysou City, and stock
his farm with a high breed of cat
tle. Bryson City Appalachian.
Miss Ethel Gray, after spend
ing a few days visiting her sister,
Miss Mary A. Gray, at Crabtree
Orphans' Home in Haywood coun
ty, returned home last Friday to
Smith's Bridge accompanied by
her sister who will spend a few
weeks willi her parents before re
turning to Haywood.
- We are always looking out for the Jiixt in Ev
' erythlng for our customers, and have just bought
a big line of the famous " Kant-be-bcat" Clothing,
which is conceded by the entire trade to be the
best, and most up-to-date line of clothing on the
market. It is equal in style, tit and quality to the
best Tailor made clothing.
We have also secured the agency for tho famous
"Queen Quality" shoes for women. These shoes
combine the three essentials necessary to a perfect
woman's shoe, viz: Comfort, Durability and Style,
Their reputation is Wvrhl-icide. and every woman
knows when she has on a pair of 'Queen Quality
she has the best . that money will buy. We also
have a full line of shoes of all kinds for men, wo
men and children, the best to be hud for the money.
Our lino of Dry Goods & Notions are equal if
not superior to any in town, and we will always
take pleasure in showing you what we have. Our
constant aim is to please onr customers, and our
ability to do this is demonstrated by an increase of
nearly 50 per cent in our business over the same
period last year.
Respectfully,-
Old papers--2 pounds for a nick
el for sale at this office.
The Macon delegation to the
Missionary conference returned
Monday.
Dr. W. II. Iliggins made a trip
to Ellijay Monday to do some den
tal work.
Dr. F.'Ij. Siler went to Greens
boro Monday to attend tho State
Medical convention.
Court convened at Webster
Monday for a two weeks term to
try civil cases. Judge Shaw is
presiding.
Misses Ella Siler, Amy Harri
son and Margaret Rogers went to
Asheville last week and returned
Saturday, " '
-Miss 'Rebecca Smith returned
home Saturday from a visit to her
aunt, Mrs. K. J. Roane, of Peach
tree. Cherokee county,
Blgattuv
"Rev. T. E. Winecoff and a friend
named West, of Mt. Airy, N. C,
came over from Asheville Monday
to spend a few days on Nantahala
fishing.
.Attorneys Geo. A. Jones, .'
Ray, F. B. Benbow, R. D.
and Hy. G. Robertaon and
are attending court at Wei
tins wmu ii
Tnt nt urn p Furflt
building is up and covered and
weatherboarded and the carpenters
are now making the window and
door frames.
Mrs. G. H. Dalrymple returned
from Highlands Sunday. She was
accomjwnied by Mrs. W. T. Potts,
of Highlands who is spending a
few days visiting relatives and
friends hero.
The rains during the lasttwi) or
three days past arc delaying far
mers with their farm work. The
weather has been quite cool during
the past week which is not bene
ficial to com and other crops.
The colored Methodists have
taken down their old church pre
paratory to building a new one,
but the work has been delayed du
ring the past week pending a
building permit from the town
council.
W. II. Shancks and Anco Wo
mack came over from Sylva Sat
urday night to spend a day or two
with 'home folks. They report
the first story of the bank building
which is of stone, completed. Tho
remainder of tho walls will be
brick.
Rev. J. T. Wade.
The Atlanta Constitution of
May 14th, had a very complimen
tary account of the commencement
exercises of the Nacoochee Insti
tute in Habersham county, Ga.,
presided over during the past year
by Rev. J. T. Wade, who h well
and favorably known" here. Mr.
Wade's many friends in Macon
county will be pleased to learn of
his success in his present field of
labor, and rejoiced to know that
he has been re-elected president of
the institute. Mrs. Wade is one
of the faculty of the school also.
x Savetj by Dynamite.
Sometimes, a flaming oily is
saved by dynaiuitiug a space that
the fire can't cross. Sometimes,
a cough haugsou so long, you feel
as if uolhiug but dytlamite would
cure it.t Z. T. Gray, of Calbouu,
Ga., writes: "My wife had a very
aggravated cougb, which kept her
awake nights. Two physicians
could not help her; so she took
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption,' Coughs and Colds,
which sased her cough, gave ber
sleep, aud finally cured her.'
Si riot ly scientific cure for bron
chitis and LaGrippK, At Frank
T. Smith's drug stcre, price 50c
aud $1.00; gwirHUleetl.- Trial bot
tle (roe.
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JejjatpaVajfejssMslBKi I
Sloan Bros.
FRANKLIN, N. C
An effort is being made to get
the Indian band from Yellow Hill
to come here for tho Fourth of Ju
ly celebration. . .
The delegates from Charles L.
Robinson Camp, United Confeder
ate Veterans of this place, have
been assigned to Mrs. J. S. Lind
say, No. 702, West Chestnut St.,
Louisvillo, Ky., during the reun
ion at $1:00 per day for board and
lodging. '
CULLflSAJA ITEMS.
Mr. Geo. II. Bidwcll lost his fine
Jersey cow Inst week.
Mrs.'Robecli Elliott and daugh
ter liave gone to Miles, Oregon,
and from all accounts, Mrs. Elliott
will marry a man there by the
nameofA. J. Bass. . It is said he
sent the money for her to go.
Miss Annie Strain has gone to
Denver, Colorado.
Mr. Asbury Keener, of Rabun
Gap, Ga.y was on a visit to see
his mother "a few days ago.
Mr. C.-L.-Sellers lost a good
milch cowjaturday.
Mrs. J. B. Watkins has gone on
a visit to her folks near Westmin
ister and Walhalla, S. C.
i!r. Joe ' Daves and another
i a wreck nn nn
badly torn
UKar.. rd.
hursday.'' Sho had bwn sicWfor
some time. ' ' X.
COW EE ITEMS.
Mrs. P. E. Kickman celebrated
her !8th birthday last Saturday
May 20. Hert)Idest grandson M r.
Lee Greene of Mars Hill, N, C,
preached at 11 o'clock, which was
followed by heart thrilling talks
from the old people, and then din
ner was served by her son and
daughter, which was enjoyed by a
large number of relatives and
friends. Mosa.
Kope Elias'Here.
-hevllle Citlsen.
. Kope Eliaa, of Macon county,
made a visit to Ashcvillo yester
day. Kope is feeling in tine fea
ther, he says,." He received a bou
quet, a third of a column long, in
ono of the Charlotte papers the
other day. '
A Creeping Death. v
Blood poison creeps up towards
the "heart, causing death. J. E.
Stearns, Balfe Plaiue, Mmn.,
writes that a frieud dreadfully in
jured his baud, which Bwelled Dp
like blood , poisouing. Buckleo's
Aruica Salve drew out the poison,
healed the wound, aud saved his
life. Best in the world for burns
and sores. 23c at Smith's drug
store,
Card of Thanks, -
I desire to express my sincere
thanks to the many kind friends
and neighbors for their- aid and
sympathy during tho sickness and
death of my mother,
J. C MooitR.
NOTICE.
To the Tax Payers ot
Franklin.
You arc hereby notified to re
turn on or before the last day of
June, 1905, to the undersigned a
list of all taxable property in said
town with a description nnd value
thereof which you may have owned
on the 1st day of June, 11)05.
Failure to comply with the above
incurs a penalty equal in amount
of your taxes. Blanks can be
found at tho ollice of tho Register
of Uows. This May 17, 1 !;.
M. 1). HlM.INON,
Sooty & Teens.
Town Council.
ftjpnng Tulmlt'.i cine
1701 positively euro any case off Kidney
oi Biaddep disease not Eseyond the roach
off medicine. FJo medicine can do enoro.
FOLEY'S
strengthens the urinary organs,
builds up the kidneys and invig
orates the whole system. '
IT IS GUARANTEED
TWO SIZES GOo and $1.00
THRONG OF BUYERS CON
TINUE. The people of Franklin and vi
ciuity appreciate the great advau
tage Dr. Frank T. Smith obtained
for them, iu getting the Dr. How
ard Co. to allow the regular 50
cent size of Dr. Howard's specific,
for the cure of constipation and
dyspepsia, to b sold at half price,
25 cents, and have bought hun
dieds of Jjottles.
Many orders have come by mail
at this popular price, for it is very
uuusunl to be able to buy sixty
doses of a standard medicine for
half price. 1
Every bottle of the specific aold
by Dr. Frank T. Smith has had
his personal guarantee to refund
the money if it was uot satisfac
tory, but noue has come back,
showing the wonderful curative
power of this remedy.
Unlike ordinary medicines for
constipation and dyspepsia, the
dose of Dr. Howard's specifio is
reduced after a few days use, and
the cum is boou complete aud
lasting.
Iu New York city the specifio is
very popular, aud many a club
man finds he can eat what be
wautsaud when he waiitsA if
takes a dose of tljiFu
; Lomax Gets It.
Washington, May 17. To fill
the vacancy on tho Gettysburg
Battlefield commission the ap)oint
mcntof Maj. (Jencral Lumsford
L. Lomax, of Virginia, is announ
ced by tho Secretary of War.
AO Aoirnal Story For
Llitl Polks
Tho Little Goat's Trick
One day a very hungry wolf pounced
down upon a little goat and wus jnst
about to make a nienl of liiiu when the
goat cried out:
"Walt a minute! I have something
to Buy!"
"White Is It?" asked the wolf.
"If you will let me go and not ent
nie, as you Intended to do," said tilt
tiOOKBD DOWH AMD SAW THBM.
goat,"4!'!! tell yoo where there are
I ' - J 1 'hi, , S i F
more goat, than you have teeth In JOWp,,. night by throwing her
-My, wy, excluimcd the wolf, 'lf into the reservoir connected
smacking hit Hps, "I'll agree to that" with the Erwin Cotton Mills, but
vweli," declnred. 'the goat, "if you was seen in time tube prevented,
run up to the top of yonder mountain Cause unknown.
you'll seo the gonta on tljo other side, ' w' '
and I nra aure there are more there'. I'jekens county, S. C, last'Sltt
than you conld eat In a month lurday voted out the disiiensary by
So the wolf rnn off up the tide of a vote f threo to one in favor of
the mountain, but the further lie ran prohibition.
the higher the mountain seemed, audi .
It was a very lung time b-fore he n;';i'..n '.I.... .
reached the top. tired and V tsore and ' T, Cjnf jJorato drum vorps of
out of breath nnd more huagry thau he Raleigh will go to the Louisville
bad heeu before. reunion. All its members four
And what do you think was the first in nunilier were confederate inu
thing he anw? A herd of goats. Thew sicittns. It will go by way of
must have been 200 of them. They ltirhmond, and will give a concert
were grasiug peacefully on a broad in tho capital square there on the
plain on the other side of the woun- j Bt(,rmM)n flf ti, 13ti, (lf iun. .
tuln.
But what else do you suppose? Why, i " ' -
the other side of the mountain was per-1 . A heavy Windstorm struck M.
fectly straight up and down, Just like Worth, Texns, Sunday night,
the wnlis of thia room, only ns high as Wowing in the west wall of the
fifty houses plnced on top of each otu- Texns nnd lVilic paspnger sta
er, and t the foot of this steep cliff tj(m ftli j killing a trsin dispatcher,
was n broad rlvsr that wits ns swift
as an ocean current. Then It was on
,tlie other side of this stream that the
Iihilti Iny upon whirl! tho ftoatu wimc
feeding. It was ImiiosMlile for tlie
wolf to get to them... ,!
That little (.ro.it hns plnved mo a
trick," snlil the wolf ajirowfull)-.
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KIDNEY CURE
SOLD AND RECQ3KBED BY
FRANK T. SMITH
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Notices in this column Ave cents per
Lne for each Uatie. In regular local col
umns, ten cents per line for each issue.
Seven words make aliout a line.
For Fresh (Jroceries go to E. K,
Campbell.
Fine fruit, fresh every week at
Camphell'8.
Fino lino of 5, W, 13.- 25,
and 50 box paper just received at
E. K, Campbell's.'
Our shoes give satisfaction, try
them. Sloan Bros.
Hammocks, Balls, Bats, and all
kind of Summer Sporting goods
just in at E. K. Campbell's.
The talk of tho town Camp
bell's Roasted Coffe, at 15 lb.
Roasted fresh every day.
New line of Family Bibles, Tes
taments, and books of all kinds
just received at Campbell's.
For fresh candies, for fine can
dies, for good candies, for Low
ney's candies, for candies of all
kinds go to E. K. Campbell's.
T have a lot of Iwxed paper with
square envelopes .that 1 will sell
hejjrtojP to make room for new stock.
vn OMiTir.
fineiii
Bath, , Ijuindry
Daning Soaps in Franklin.
E. K. Camphkll.
The finest Ice Cream Parlor and
Soda Fountain in town, where the
best Ice Cream and Soda Water
are sorved in the latest stylo at E.
K. Campbell's.
Putmun's Fad less Dyes, arc the
best. One package dyes wool,
cotton or silk. Sold and warran
ted to give satisfaction by
E. X. Campukll.
Fok Sale: A large tent 12xl
feet with six feet walls, good fly to
cover it, and ventilation openings
in both a bargain cost I&M.60-
will take $20.(K) cash. The very
thing to spend a fow weeks in on
the mountains this summer.
W. A. Curtis.
NEWS BRIEFS.
"
In a freight train wreck at Mac
key's Ferry in the eastern part of
the state Thursday morning, one
ninn was killed and several injured.
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A head-on collision between a
passenger train and a truck train
atGoldsboro last Thursday night,
seriously orushed one man, and
slightly injuring two others.
1
. At Wadesboro on the 20th, a
negro named Robinson, who had
been arrested by an officer, Will
Kerby, snatehed Kirby's pistol
and shot dangerously wounding
the officer and made his escape.
. A girl named Nora . Lasaiter at
tfttmuWI Kiiici(l in West, Durham.
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A. H. Thurnei, Mgr. Wills Creek Cosl Co., Buffalo, O., writes:
"I have been afflicted with kidney and bladder trouble for years, psss
ing gravel or stones with excruciating pains. Other medicines onlf
gsve relief. After taking FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE the result was
surprising. A few doses started the brick dust, like fine stones, etc.,
and now I have bo pain across my kidneys and 1 feel like a new man.
FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE has done me $1,000 worth of good."
Mo Other Remedy Can Compare With It
Thos. V. Carter, of Ashboro, N. C, had Kidney Trouble and
one bottle or FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE effected a perfect cure, and
he says there Is no remedy that will compare with It. ,
TAILULM FALLS RAILWAY CO.
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No. 12 stoiw at Tnllulrih Fnlls 20 niliiutrs
tor ilinnr,
W. S. Erwln, Gen. Manager.
EXTREMELY LOW RATES
Axnouncki), Via
SOUTHKJOJ RAILWAY.
Extremely low rntes are an
nounced via the Southern Railway
from points on its lines for the fol
lowing special occasions:
Nashville, Tenn. Peahody Col
lege, Summer School; Vanderbilt
Biblical Institute, June 14-Aug.
t)Ji)5.
KimtvnKlr
School, June20-Jul.v 28, 1!W,7-
Athens, Oa. Summer School,
June 27-July 28, l!0j
Chnrlottesvilln, ""Va. Virginia
Summer School of Methods, Juno
2(?-Aug. 4, 15)05.
Monteagle, Tenn. Monteagln
Bible Training School, July 8-Aiig
15, 15)05. "
Monteagle, Tenn. Monteagle
Sunday School Institute, July 17
Aug. 5, 151(15.
Monteagle, Tenn. Woman's
Congress, Aug. 1-15, 151(15.
Richmond, Va. Farmers' Na
tional Congress, Sept. 12-22, 15)05.
Greensboro X. C, North Caro
lina Teachers" 'Assembly, June 10
Ifith. Rata orto first class fare,
plus 12.25 for tlie round trip. Fi
nal limit 30
sale.
days from date of
" Durham, N. C" Commencement
Exercises Trinity College, June, 3
8th, 11)05. Rate one and one-third
first class fare for the round trip,
plus 25 cents. Tickets on sale
June U-tith, final limit June 9,
11)05. .
Louisville, Ky., and return, ac
count of United Confederate Vete
rans Reunion. Tickets sold June
12-15th inclusive, final limit June
llth, 15)06. Extension of final
limit can be had until July 10th by'
depositing, tickets with Joint
Agent, and payment of fee of 50
cents per ticket."; Rate from Ashe,
villo $8.15.
. ' For any additional information
relative to the above occasions call
on or address the undersigned, No.
60 Pat ton Ave., Asheville, N. C.
J. II. Wood, Dist. Pass.
. , . , . Agt., Southern Ry. (!o.
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Livery, Feed and Sales'
Stables
FRANKLIN, N. C.
(itmil service, Prompt attention, Reason
able Ilntes.
The patronage of the publ'o solioi ed. ,
NOTICE" OrPTRY,.,
4 iff r n . a . f XT .1
25 Acres, j ua, Macon Couuty,
J. C. Shope aud R. H. Holder
Euter tvveuty five acres of laud ill
Smith's Bridge Township, ou head'
waters of Coweta Creek, joining'
the lauds of J. Cgje and olta-
ers, and as Ibe.m iy bajgj
complomeut. Entered May 8th,"
15)05.
The above is a true copy of Eu
try No. 14555.
This May 8, 1905.
E. IT. Frakks,
Entry Taker,
Maoou Co.
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FRANK T. SMITH,'
P B IE S C R I ET) qNDRUCC ST
Franklin, North Carolina.
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE
Having qualified as Adminis-'
trator of the estate of J. A. De-"
woese, deoeaeed, this is to notify"'
all persous having claims sgalust
the said estate to exhibit them to
the uudersiguod on or before the
24lh day of April, 1906, or this uoJr
tico will he plead in bat,of-rtnr-.
same. Those iudebted to the es'
tate will please make prompt set-'
tlemout. This April 24. 1905.
J. F. Tippett,
Administrator;'
Stallcup . Furniture Co.,.
FRANKLIN, N. G.
Munday Brick Block
Undertaking Rooms Up Stairs.'
. Furuiture, made and repaired,'
and kept for sale. Coffins, cas
io. ltooo. i orate oi wortn uaroiw h
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kets, and umloHakjjrgawifaU.
kinds furuished promptly on de-v
mand. Terms right and reasona
ble. -
Stallcup Furniture Co. '
NOTICE.
Ifoving qualified as admiuistra-'
lor of the estate of R, H. Cuuniug '
ham, dpceasd, not ice is hereby
given to all persous having claims'
against said estate to present them '
to ths undersigned administrator
at orbofore the 20th day of April, '
1900,'or this uot ice will be plead
ed in bar of the same. AH per-'
pons owing said estate are reques
ted to make prompt payment.
This April 17, 1905.
C. C. Cdnnikoham,
Adm. of R.H.Cun- '
niugham, deed. '
JoKKS & JoHSBTON,
Attornevs.
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