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PERSONAL.

A-ftOOiNNGs
 LADTEsoWhen in need, send for free trial of our neverfailing remedy. Relief quick and safe. Paris Chemical Co, Milwaukee. Wis 11-27-52t-sun COKRESPOND OR MARK k--Sample il- frustrated paper. 6 cents; paper and pri- yate list. 10 cents. Describe yourself. National Alliance. Grand Rapids, Mich 6-3-su-tf
 YOUNG widow, age 2S, with Sl0,000; lady, 20, $50,000 lady. 25, $l500O blonde, IS, cash and beautiful farm; 1 seek honor- able husbands for these. Confidential. Address Mrs. w., 697 Fulton street, Chicago, Ill. -sun-u OWN YOUR OWN IIOME-We will build or buy you a home anywhere. You can pay us in small monthly payments Write for plans. Agents wanted. Illinois Realty Co., East St. Louis Ills si50O-22 choice lots fronting car line. B. F. Eborn.
 MORPHINE, opium, laudanum and CO., caine habits cured permanently at home of patient, without inconvenience or detention from business; have cured hundreds. Complete treatment BIO. For full particulars write Dr, Long Co.,. Box 1125 Atlanta. Ga. u-20-tf-su CANCER cured within ten days without pain; no pay until cured. w M. Siddons, M D., H04la End avenue. 11-27-4t-su GENTLEMAN, middle aged and very wealthy, desires immediately deserving, industrious wife. Address MT. Curtis, e Clark street, Chicago, III.
 MARRY-Wealth and beauty; marriage directory free. pay when married; en- tirely new plan; send no money. Ad dress H. A. Horton. Dept. 10S. Tekon- sha, Mich.
 INTELLIGENT American widow, hand some and worth s60O00, wants good, honest husband. Address Aetna, Oneon- ta building, Chicago, III.
 S-ROOM and 7-room corner residences; 7th ave; near Powell school; bargain. B. F. Eborn.
 PIANO BARGAINS-We nave several pianos, best makes, that have been rent ed for short time that we are going to sell at great reduction. If you intend purchasing a plano call and examine. Forbes Plano Co.,. 1909 3rd avenue. THE BOOKLOvERS LIBRARY-Great- est reading proposition. Only new books. Canvassers wanted. See Lindsay. the Florist, City Hall.
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ONE GENT A WORD.

UNE OENl H WUOU. HATEs-One cent 2 word a day: DO ad. taken for less than 25 cents for first insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
 BUSINESS CHANGES. ALL our clients are making money; ae- counts can be withdrawn on demand; profits reInitted weekly if desired; book let explains; mercantile and financial references furnished on request. Leslie, Morris 6 Co.. incorporated, The Bourse, Philadelphia, Pa.
 ROYALTY raid on song poems and musical compositions; we arrange and popularize; particulars free. Pioneer Publishing Co.,, 701 Baltimore Bldg, Chicago, III.
 $5eOO-Business lot; few feet of postofflee. B. F. Eborn.
 GINSENG-Fortune in little gardens; easily grown everywhere; I will pay from ss to $10 per pound for your crop; cost to grow less than $1; room in your yard to grow thousands of dollars worth; complete information free; write today. Arthur c. Thompson. Dept 30, Thompson BIdga Scranton, Pa. A DESIRABLE and active party with
 
 ble business. Address Morris Ave, care Age-Herald.
 WANTED-Salesman as partner in com mission business, selling direct from factory to large retail and. jobbers in south; crockery, china. pottery, glass; ware, lamps, fasks. cutlery, enamel and woodenware start business Jan uary 1; connections all made (city sales rooms): $500 cash and entire time re- quired; fine opening for right party. Address Crockery, care Age-Herald. $75 Foot-A business lot; 2Oth st.. snap; tomorrow only. B. F. Eborn. GRAND PIANO-Best malse tone and action good as new; has been used short time; we will sell at one-half it's actual value. Forbes Piano Co.,, 1909 3rd ave. THE BOOKLOvERS LIBRARY-Great- est reading proposition. Only new books. Canvassers wanted. See Lindsay, the Florist, City Hall.
 WANTED-To invest slOOO in a good pay ing retail business by an experienced bookkeeper and travelling man. Address Rush, care Age-Herald
 -
 MIscELLANEOU OUs. WE incorporate and float stock com panies. We handle unli=te, securities. Loans negotiated. Horatio Gilbert and company Ellieott square Buffalo. 12-1-6t. Now Is the time to look after the shoe wants of the whole family; waiting until we have had cold weather may mean sickness and doctors bills; we can properly fit out your family with everything in the line of shoes at prices that are right. D. B. Luster the Practical Shoe Man. 217 N. 18th st. THE BooKLovERS LIBRARY-Great- est reading proposition. Only new books Canvassers wanted. See Lindsay, the Florist, City Hall. SEND US the addresses of all you know F. using talking machines and we will send you a Victor record free. Metro politan Talking Machine Co.,, Jackson vile, Fla. PARTY leaving city has upright piano, standard make, cost $400; must sell for cash at once; no reasonable offer re- fused. If interested, address Piano Bar gain, care Age-Herald.
 $475O-Rents $S40; Northside; near 18th st. B. F. Eborn.
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$50OO-Business lot; few feet of postoffIce.
 B. F. Eborn.
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WANTED-At once bright young boys and girls as wrappers. Good pay and promotion. Call before 9 a. m, Super intendent Loveman Joseph & Loeb.
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MONEY TO LEND.

mONE V LENDs
  MONEY to loan on real estate at lowest rate. Apply Alabama Trus. and Savings Company, 2026 3rd avenue. Massey build- ing. 10-2-tf MONEY to lend on improved real estate; low rates at this time. Central Trust Co.,. 22I-2S First National Bank build ing. 11-27-tf 5000 TO lend on improved real estate, city or suburbs. Sums to suit borrow CTS Attorney, 205 Jefferson County Saving Bank Building.
 MONEY to loan on short notice, c. O. and P. A. Rossiter. office has been moved to 1909 Seventh avenue North. Your patronage solicited. WANTED-At once by couple without children unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping, North Side preferred. Bell phone 2339.
 FOR RENT-Desk room, with phone and toilet service. sS per month. Apply at office, ss7 First National Bank Building.
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WANTED-Capable salesman to cover Alabama with staple line. High com missions with advance of si0O,OO Month Jess H. Smith CO, Detroit, Mich.
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HELP WANTEp-MALE.

WANTED-10 men in each state to travel,
 tack signs and distribute samples and circulars of our goods. Salary, S75 per month 8 per day for expenses. Kuhl- man Co.,, Dept. C-20 Atlas block, Chi
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WANTED-Clever shrewd men, every where; steady work guaranteed exper- fence unnecesary American Detective Agency, Milwaukee, Wis
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TED-Experienced man to take charge lumber mill; two experienced travelling tobacco men; three collectors; two grocery clerks; railroad office man;
 two stenographers and bookkeepers combined three city salesmen; all young people out of employment call and see us, we can help you get work Mutual Employment Bureau, 402 Chalifoux bldg.
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SIS a week and expenses to men with rigs to introduce our poultry goods
 Javelle Mfg Co., Dept. B, Parsons, Kan.
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WANTED-A few more enterprising agents, both male and female, to rep resent us in Alabama; high-class prop osition. and good money can be made by agents with tact energy and busi- ness ability; 1t will pay you to inves- tigate. Call Sunday II to l. John T. Ward, Room IS. Morris hotel.
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FOR sALE-Barred Plymouth Rock and Minorca chickens; will sell cheap; good opportunity for any one desiring strict ly first class chickens Apply to Mrs. Kellogg, corner Peare street and Third avenue, West End. Get off car at Pearl street station and go north three blocks.
 12-3-2t
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ELEGANT rooms and table board; the latter a speciality. 1912 Fifth ave.
 12-4-2t
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WANTED-A first class bookkeeper and office man; wholesale house; apply with reference own handwriting and salary wanted. Postoffice box No. 496. 12-4-3t DETECTIvES-Eve locality; good sal ary; experience unnecessarily. Interstate Detective Agency, Milwaukee, Wis.
 12-4-3t-sli
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WANTED-Traveling salesman by large wholesale house, to sell general stores in Alabama. Position permanent Wat son, sales manager, No 56 Fifth avenue, Cnica po
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FOR SALE-Three thousand fine two year-old asparagus roots, three of best varieties, at a bargain. Address P. o. Box 574 Birmingham, Ala.
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i exceed $2ooO Address 1920, Carrier No. 90. ,WANTED-A secondhand light double buggy harness. S2 North 20th street.. R2OOO-Nice 10-room house; lot 5Ox165; $500 cash, $3oO year. D. F. Eborn. WANTED--A companion for a sick lady; one that will remain in her room day and night when necessary and give her the necessary attention. Apply to John e. Smith, PIP North Fist street 'WANTED-Ofiee space in First National
 Bank building. Address Office, care
 Age Herald.
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WANTED--A capable manager to take charge of profitable and rapidly in- creasing buslness; $500 capital required to cover necessary stock of samples. This is a legitimate business proposi- ton, and does not refer to books, insur- ance or other schemes. It is nice, clean business that can be started while engaged in other occupation. A gentle man of ability can earn $50 a week, and deal with an established concern cap italized at s500O00 Address Manager, Age Herald
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GINSENG-Fortun in little gardens; easily grown everywhere; I will pay from ss to $10 per pound for your crop; cost to grow less than $1; room in your yard to grow thousands of dollars ooY,aulata ipforr,aa tfou fraa-
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for the Bonheur ex- quisitey beautiful watch. Dust-proof. bassine, mirror finished; 20-year guar antee rold filled case. An event in the watch market Sells at sight for S15; wonderful Christmas propositions large profits. Only BIO capital required. Write today. The Bonheur Watch Co.,, of America, Buffalo. N Y. 11-27-3t-su
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WANTED-Patent medicine salesmen; three successful experienced men for southern territory Established, legiti- mate proposition References and bond required. Box 555 Chicago.
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WHY not travel with pocket sample only and make s200 to $4O0 weekly selling staple article requiring no experienceY E. L. Brown, 5l2 Roe Building, St. Louis Mo
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North Carolina at The Worlds Fair.

st. Louis, Mo-, July 20.-The fol-
lowing is a list of registrations of
North CarOlinians at exhibits in ST.
Louis for the week ending July goth:
James M. Davis. Salisbury; Miss
Senah Critz, winston; A. B. Bray
eigh; James w. Atkins, Gastonia;
Miss Maria Linehan, Raleigh; w. d.
Browne, N. c.; Miss Susan Linehan,
Raleigh; j. r. Sanderfer, Char
lotte; w. A. Linehan, Raleigh; Miss d.
Vivian Edgerton, Guilford; Mrs. e. c.
Misenheimer, Concord; George Nj.
Cooke, Rocky Mount; Miss Elizabeth
Merritt, Mt Airy: Charles A. Cochran,
Rocky Mount; Miss Emma Merritt, Mt
Airy; T. p. Braswell, Battleboro; Miss
A. H. Merritt Mt. Airy; j. G. Braswell,
Rocky Mount; r. A. Gray, Green's
boro; w. J. Leary, Edenton; G.. w.
Paschall, Wake Forest, DR.. G. O..
Foster, Kimball; l.. A. Whitaker
Charlotte; j. ID. Powers and wife,
Germanton; VIM. Kerr, Melville; Eu-
gene G. Bagwell, Raleigh; M. B. Tay-
lor, Magnolia; E. T. Newell, Whining
ton; G.. f. Blowe, Greensboro; James
T. Horton, Durham; II. w. Critz
Winston; Judge and Mrs. e. X. Bryan,
Wilmington; Miss Grace Whitaker
Winston; w. M. Whittemore, Reds
Vile; Loomis G.. Goodwin, Raleigh;
james Blytne, CHefOkee, IL. Mch.
Goodwin, MorgantOn; Annie e.
George, Cherokee Carme ELAN and
wife, Lawndale; Maggie Hornbuckle,
Cherokee; Miss Hattie Mosely, Kin
ston; Harry Smith, Tarboro; Miss
Hattie Parrot, Kinston; Lucy M.
Wallace. Charlotte; Mr.. and Mrs. d.
T.. Wooten, Kinston Margaret Wal
lace, Charlotte; Miss Ella Roberts,
Burlington; Willie Mclaughlin, Char
lotte; F. V. Hale, Asheville; Frost
Terrence, Gastonia; Miss Margaret T..
Lee, Raleigh; Lillian Gertrude Edger-
ton, Guilford; Miss Annie Lee Mon
tague, Raleigh; w. T. Whitsett, Whit
sett; b. F.. Montague, Raleigh; j. II.
Joyner, Whitsett; a. NJ. Dumay and
wife, Washington; George T. Wood,
Durham; Deba Dumay, Washington !;
n. ID. Browne, Rich Square; II. M.
Hamceu, Greensboro; j. d. Hender-
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CHANGE AT THE BENBOW.
Messrs. Cobb and Fry to Take Charge
August First.
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Greensboro, II. c., July %
Messrs. Fry and Cobb, who for several
months have been conducting, with
great success, the Guilford Hotel here,
have just closed a deal with Mr.. G. ID.
Benbow, owner and proprietor of the
Benbow Hotel property and will take
charge of that noted hostelry on next
Saturday, August LIST. Messrs Fry and
Cobb will in future operate both hotels
the Guilford and the Benbow, both
being open to the public and under
their old names. Mr.. G.. ID. Benbow
reserves the store buildings of the Ben
bow Hotel, and will not use the annex
just completed across the street for
hotel purposes
Mr.. Benbow has very large farming
and other interests in the city and
county and will devote his entire time
to these. His family will spend the
balance of the summer at some resort
by the seaside, and upon returning will
probably occupy apartments in the
new five-story building known as the
Benbow annex and denominated THE
Arcade.'
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oUTGRow THEIR QUARTERS.
Some Evidences of the Rapid In
crease of Business.
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|. Especial to News and Observer
Greensboro, N. c., July 25.-The
Security Life and Annuity Company,
with headquarters in Greensboro, has
so far outgrown it's present quarters
in a rented suite of rooms on the west
side of South Elm street that this
morning it purchased the two-story
brick building on the east side of Elm
street owned and occupied by the
City National Bank. The City National
Bank recently bought the lot on the
corner of South Elm and Sycamore
streets and is erecting fiveNstory
brick and stone bank and office build
ing, which it will occupy January 1st.
The life insurance company will not
take possession of the new property
until January LIST. The purchase price.
il is understood was $500 a front foot.
The present bank building viii be
torn down and a modern SiX-Story
model insurance and office building
of brick and stone, it is said, will
take the place of the present two
story brick building.
Plans for two public school build
ings, one in GibsonVille and one in
Morehead townships, prepared by
Hook & Sawyer, architects, of Char
Iotte and Greensboro, having been
approved by County superintendent
Sharpe work will at once be COM
menced on their construction. The
buildings will cost $4,000 each, en-
bracing new ideas in school house
architecture.
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PROMISE A HOT FIGHT.
Negro Arrested For Stealing Bicycle
Quick Work of the Durham, n. c.,
Police.
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Durham, N. c., July 25.-The Re-
publican party claims that there is go
ing to be a warm scrap in this county
this year. The county convention will
be held in August after the Democrats
have placed their men in the field.
A leading Republican today told
your correspondent that the Democrats
would not have walk-over. He said
that the Republicans would place a
full ticket in the field and fight with
the idea in view that they can win.
For several years the Republicans
have been in the background in this
county. Two years ago a "Citizen's"
ticket was placed in the field and the
Republican chairman did not take any
part in the fight. Speaking of this
campaign, the Republican gentleman
said today: I'VE gained about five
hundred votes two years ago and eX-
pect to gain another five hundred this
year" He said that the Republicans
would shoulder their own fight this
year.
John Austin, a negro boy, was ar
rested today for stealing a bicycle. He
stole the wheel while it was in front
of "a store on Main street. In less than
two hours after the wheel was missed
the negro was under arrest.
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A LITTLE GIRL DROWNED.
Heavy Damage to Cotton by Rains
Contract for Electric Light Plant.
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Mount Olive, N c.. July 25.--The
very sad news reached Mount olive
this morning of the drowning OF the
6-year-old daughter Of Mr.. j. M. Dan
iels, which occurred near MS nome III
the Dobbersville section, in the eX-
IRENE northern end of this county,
Saturday afternoon. The little girl
had been away from home and IN re-
turning had to cross a dltch. Inc
bridge across the ditch had been
washed away by the very heavy rams
that afternoon, and i'll attempting TO
cross the little girl plunged in and
was swept down by the current and
drowned. A younger sister was with
her at the time and hurried home to
secure aid, but the grief-stricken par
ents reached the spot too late to rem
der assistance. The body was recov
cred several hours later and inferred
near the home Sunday afternoon.
There has been a heavy downpouL
of rain in this immediate section for
the past few days. and some of our
most conservative farmers say that
the cotton crop has been damaged at
least rs per cent. by the overflow,
and the injury is more perceptible in
the bottom lands The indications are
Tor more rain, which makes the sit
uation rather alarming as there is an
immense acreage in cotton in this
section this year.
In conversation with Messrs X r.
Keel and James W. Williamson, who
recently formed the Mount Olive Elec-
trio Light and Power Company, your
correspondent was informed that the
contract for the electric light plant to
be installed at Mount Olive was let
TINS afternoon, and that the work of
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Death of an Eminent and
Widely Known Man at
His Home in Halifax.
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tSDGCIdl W ANGWo oAo
Weldon, N c., July 25.-Judge
Thomas Norheet Hill, one of the best
known lawyers in this section OF the
State, died at his home in the town OF
Halifax Sunday night at o'clock.
He had been in bad health for
some time and recently he went INTO
a hospital where an operation was
performed and since that time 1t was
believed that he was fast recovering
his health
AS a lawyer Judge Hill was the
peer of any attorney at the bar, and
on more than one occasion his name
was prominent before the Democratic
convention for associate justice OF
the Supreme Court. In 1902 Judge
Hill allowed his name to be used on
the independent ticket for chief JUS
tlce of the Supreme Court.
AS man he was pure and upright
in life and enjoyed to a high degree
the esteem and confidence of all who
knew him.
He was judge of the Halifax Su-
perior Court from it's establishment
to the time it was abolished, and in all
that time SO wisely did he hold the
scales of justice that he was easily,
if any, by higher court
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son, Marshall; w. III. Griffin, Green's
Doro; Frances Suttle, Asheville r. d.
TI,dtterson, M. d., Greensboro; Marie
-, Wright, Asheville; G.. a. Foster,
NJ, D., Greensboro; Maude Wallace,
Asheville; Miss Lizzie Lindsay, Green's
poro: Mr.. and Mrs. 10. H. Weather,
,nsalelSh; Miss Lula Lindsay, Raleigh;
MIS-. &. A. Hammer, Statesville; H.
.. Leard Raleigh; f. b. Sanders, Fay
gI.teVilIe; j. 7. Horton, Durham; A. p.
ibauman Raleigh; M. L. Whitaker,
Raleigh; Miss Carrie Phillips, Raj
SisL; Miss Rosa Phillips, Raeigh; Miss
Mabel l.. Haynes, Raleigh; Miss Effie
3. Haynes, Raleigh; Miss Carrie A.
haynes, Raleigh; Cecil G.. Stone, Raj
elgh; r. Fl. Merritt, McAdensville; j.
ii. King, Raleigh.
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DEATH OF MRS. j. NJ. BAIRD.
The Tobacco Season Opens ut Oxford
Next Monday.
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Especial to News and Obserer.)
Oxford, n. c., July 25.-Mrs. j. M.
Baird died at her home in oxford
Sunday morning after an illness of
several months. She was a devoted
member of the Presbyterian church
and an earnest worker in the church.
Her husband and sister who survive
her, have the deep sympathy of many
friends.
The tobacco season will open here
on Monday next and the warehouses
are ready for active work. High
prices are anticipated in view of the
short crops of tobacco planted in this
county.
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NOTICE.

Having qualified as executor of the
estate of J. d. Franks. deceased, late
of Wake county, N. c., this is to no.
tify all persons having claims against
the estate to present the same to the
undersigned on or before the 25th
day of july 1905, or this notice viii
be plead in bar of their recovery.
J. e. FRANKS,
r. 2. D. No. 9, Apex. n. G.
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Courses for Degrees; also a Com
merciaI Course. Able Faculty. Iii
brary, $4,000 volumes; working labO-
ratory: good moral Influences; six
churches; no baP-rooms. EcaIthful
mountain location. Very moderate
expenses. SD year begins Scptem-
Der II. Catalogue free. Address, j.
n. MOifEHEAD, President.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Escape.

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Weldon, n. c.. July 25.-There was
a regular cloud burst here Saturday
night and much damage was done to
cotton.
A negro who was driving horse
belonging to Major Emory. drove into
the usually harness little branch near
the fair grounds that had become a
roaring torrent and the horse was
drowned The negro escaped by
catching hold of a limb and climbing
a tree.
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that he offers to pay $500 in legal money
of the United States for any case of Leu
corrhea, Female Weakness, Prolapsus, or
Falling of Womb which he cannot cure.
All he asks is fair and reasonable trial
of his means of cure.
al suffered from female weakness for five
months,n writes Miss Belle HedricS, of Nye
Putnam Co., w. Va. III was treated by a good
physician but he never seemed to do me any
good. wrote to Dr. p. V. Pierce for advice
which received, telling me to take his Favor
lite Prescription and Golden Medical Discov-
ery' When had used the medicines month
my health was much improved 1t has contin-
ued to improve until now can work at almost
all kinds of homework. had scarcely any
appetite, but it is all right now. Have gained
several pounds in weight. DR.. Pierce's medi-
cines have done wonderfully well here.
would advise all who suffer from chronic dis
eases to write to DR.. Pierce"
uFavorite Prescription makes weak
women strong, sick women we'll
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser is sent free on receipt of stamps
to pay expense of mailing only. Send
II one-cent stamps for the paper-covered
book, or 81 stamps for the cloth-bound
volume. Address DR.. r. v. Pierce, Buff
falo, N. Y.
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VIRGINIA COLLEGE

For YOUNG LADIES, Roanoke, Va. Opens
Sept u, 1901. One of the leading schools for
young ladies in the South. New buildings
pianos and equipment. Campus ten acres.
Grand mountain scenery in valley of Virginia,
famed for health. European and American
teachers. Full course. Conservatory advan-
tages in art, music and elocution. Certificates
Wellesley, Students firm 30 States. For cata-
logue address MATTE p. HARRIS, Presi-
dent, Roanoke, Va.
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erecting the plant will begin as soon
as the material can be placed on the
grounds. Several men. representing.
electric light concerns in different
parts of the country. are here con-
ferring with the promoters.