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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-08-14
Da styieesha Lady.

! tai You w'1t. you o-ch'1 see
Carlotga-dat's my gill; e1 sne
Ee= feex for holiday. I g-=ss
You rcyya see sua3ch s~ty4e@zhaeSs-
She gztt2 a yl!.oT seeika skIrt
Ees look 50 fine you theenk ees wort
Bout twaEtS dollar. -~Lbe more.
EFF you gor' buy eet cen d store.
So. too. she Eatta pIrr,a 1als
OATS treer4' we@tn prett1 ta+to1 lace
An be@ga ro.1a b-~as+1 peer
Ees ste@cElr' c~aTaEeat her cheer.
En- Wait. my frar1. on togpa dat
She gat d beega redta hat
Weeth cou23& teatha. hrtgata green.
An wEita rosa cen baytwer-
Da r~dta. wH5.a- green you see.
Eez liza flag e Italy,
Ea. va. vcu theeuka Dat for style.
A.. yes. r7E fraCd. eet max you E-1ll.l
You can e@1zag.ne. den. q me.
How proud / smile wen first ! see:
You c11 believe how pro-d ! feel
For waikiki out veeth her. bE: STEEL
! gatta-w'at yo1 ca~l!-"de~ssress
Bayca4se for al 1ees stsl~@zEnezs.
You see. vet SIZE e@s look 20 sweet
! 'frald for let her OF ta street
! tgSta f--la scare d@- sc--
Beega reecha ran e@s gora con-
An SEE how s,yleegh she can -
An steG4a her away from me
It. - Daily n Catholic Standard -
Tines-
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Mans Appreciation.

Mrs. Wedderly-The audacity of our
cook, She told me this morning that
she didn't want me fussing around the
kitchen.
Wedderly-Guess I'll 20 right down
and interview her.
Mrs. Wedderly-Are you going to
discharge her?
Wedderly-I should say not, I'm go
ing to raise her wages, - Chicago
News.
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I even h@sIsEa EsT W0al DiTS loaned
Gle money in addition"
Never in this world" emphasically
replied the Iaundrr~x.
You -avs me = chance you In
stlliei hope AMI ambition where all
was dark despair before. II vas mir
after I heard IL you- death that fortune
began - SMILE on m She came n me
with i broad grin OF her face when she
dill coc-e- Mrs. Ha<Ieton- are ron nrc-
paTe@i 10 take the Se~cEetaryship Of the
Great American Canned Cabbage CON.
paay II = salary ~ S3o.ooo a year,
NO. sir, I'll take nothing ou; nv
no@~y."
There i A worldwide demand for
canned cabbage We put il ~ either
pink cabbage. We have testimonials
from presidents. kings and enperors -
II what L goods are Put up In
twenty-five Cent cans and 4 profit Of IL
ceafs on ever can We are shipping
2l.<o cans - India today. Lillian
Russell i going 10 retire from the stag .
SO - u have nothing 10 IN but eat our
r~,,r.1 .,o-,
81 !, : -, - -. LIT, -, =.
IN, ,voat. =. a. m..,
by
BY paving This little b!.l." interrupt
e. th- I@-@ 1rc~>.
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i'm.
NV 4.a- ~
fla dido. ,,.,~.,,,- - ~
Tho fa,.,ur f,r a. .,,,.t c,h,,m
sonnet, sn- ~,-,.,.c x..r.,,~- IN
Won v-,olJ have !, ,-,,,,d l.. ,so,I
out c~.-cu!,r< :, hoartf,v h,u.ax snl
boom orr o,,fS :, -1,,,a~.-S u,,a
Won cot = ,x,, iolio- h5m ,n,,,. 49,,
If have If WON'T -, int, x,nr
hands"
Two dollars ha,da, ma ,,5a, rn,
rasorv, ra, S1nnnn nu. $50 ~"
"Tu have mono of H..
.TbaD tho o,,v way ,af+ >. r ;.
show my o-.,;.,.a, 4. 80.
chack for =, ,,1 =, II,
tn tho b,nk opd ca.h !, yorr f,r
name js-js-whot nlaose,"
-T1f7o rano rIo~ .,--
...h 7 ra-,anh,.
,avar an Eli~, 1a,o "a. 81. urho. -
q dear good womo, H. aa,r 49,
this Thav may nov vnu h,,drad -,
the bonl, nv mis,arn +, So a.
rr, rioh+ on,r ,,,,h ~ o.I
dow -. -. oon.aaa-a ~-ur
va = 80 naa .m,.. 80.
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At a congregational meeting held
in the Presbyterian church last FRI
day night a formal call was extended
10 Rev. l.. A. McLaurin Of Raeford
10 become pastor Of the church. Mr..
NcLaurin has not yet slgnihed his
acceptance Of the call. but IL Is
thought that hc will consider IL FL
vorably.-Wadesbor1 Messenger and
IntelligenceT.
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w. g. ALLEN RESIGNS
Superintendent of Roads of
Resigns.

W. G. Allen. for the past Is months
superintendent of the county roaos,
has rendered his resignation to the
board of commissioners to take Ell
feet today week. Mr.. Allen mas peer
an efficient officer and his decision Is
regretted. He will return to MS nome
in Wake county.-Lumoerton speclai
to Charlotte News.
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The Winston board Of aldermen
spent money last night-approximate-
IL SIS, 00o-in improvements Inc
session only lasted an hour and TWEEN
ty-fve minutes but in thai short space
of time there was more legislation
than can be told Of in the same period
Winston Journal.
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President Roosevelt has denounced
the wearing Of feathers. but the la
fies rebuked may retort b. asking
what the innocent bob cat ever did TO
him.-Philadelpria Ledger.
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Crofoot,
Grand Promoter
The Up to Date Frenued Finance.
Let. His Laundres In On the
Ground Floor.
Copyright. lss. b. r DouSlasl

Copyright lss. b. r DouSlasi
II n AJoR CRoFooT. grand pro
M moter and up 10 date ~frenzie-s
II financier. sat with his feet on
bis Office desk and n worried
LOOK On his face. II was the season
Tor fishing, but ~sudgeons were scarce.
when l. door behind him softly open
ed he felt a chill so up his back He
mad made i close study OF the way a
creditor enters an office. and he real
ized that the conner was one. He had
already decided that it was a woman.
aud the chances were even I'd that IL
was one OF his numerous l~andladies
who had unearthed him when the per
son strobe into view.
II was a woman. but not one OF his
landladies. It took him half a minute
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~.UltIit'b
,.trm for the "hoie STATE.
-
Messenger Bureau,
p.rfgh. y. c. August S.
r-.r~4rce Commissioner
~~-,a1 from Ashevillo
-al rho case of
Y .l'S7 .
i Hes-.e:, WHO ''"1'
-r,g his store at AEuen'
from A.heyiIle last March.
me Grand Jury
RI
4 nm ANA
..aw.
ra,a fr Salisbury YES
~ evening" and who
& @a..
.a.... 5-J"7HI n0"0 mat
--..-r at ak about again
..n. md taking there
...- .sa .v-convict wo,
'.~,-
L. .-- -r@'S'9 VI VIC Ai'o
Iii II. lEllA.uG night before
.~..-..en said they heard it
tho of Sails
H. ..-' crowd" that i
ia .--..., Thai rown two mi,es
+-..rv was coming in
III .nf release Hall, hur
..l kn,wIedee thar
...- IN Kill kept eyerv-
pramiDpnt gentleme.
-aa~a- that the military
,ra fai1 there Monday
hall cartridges freely
~. orrr the killing of a num-
man in surb mobs will put
.tg- business in North Caro-
-ap things which the au-
a5..ryad with deep regret,
-, how lawless is the spirit
,.r If DeoDIe is the smyns~
~.5 With the act of the mob.
-,n,, vas regarded as q very
h.. tho leaders of Thought
..a sc they saw very freely,
-" .nmmission which has in
/, u. selection Of text books. or
rl.ommondotion of +hosa
-,oarion hv tho state hoard
..rorr last nioht To tho Iat-
r.n.rr will nor no made
.".r. bara noon odonted
Il ,.r;ntardon+ Tovnor nor
b..,.uIo 80 o+4ond . noo+-
-. .7,,ao,s+orn Iiot,ic+ oo,n+,-
n- o~..onin+ion
- .Ea- tha ctrao+
r.~ ~ d,nhIo trocFod from
- G4a+o fai. aroun1c
-. $780, nor,i-eion
U;TInE@no WOO
H. - 10000 - 10 Car
F. r"nmi.s.nn has rat,,rn a
,.,-,rra u,hora bo won't To Goa
g." pr,n-, Who woe noro-
s~,-.r5.,. H., hro+bor.e cpndi-
'-.. #..;a.1 ~,
W.. aanfmad .tbo 1of+ 1a9
t. ."T 4fI ,,,t' aeoo cnoooh -
.,.ra ba. aa,.an hoon oonN
F. T5ara = nGrr hono Of aar1,-
t.
,sv- m.o-ino Of tbo cto+o r,oo-
-s mill nn< ha IVA 1911 0o4o-
/. rr rban nomo +ba e+ata hoar5
+, inta,dod - Az thic
|r Inn rhairmon Simmons Gov
|,srr AMI .,tba,A tbanab+ - hast
t. r1a 'T,a.inn 10y, 7nr 49,
mi. qrso moa+ ~ Earombor
-ra.rsrs a.. bAa h,on not;cad
aar - ntort-iau-s eaorrod ~
-asnon4an+ u-;rb Cboirmon
l., mi n.bar. 10,
h. .. >. "'l bh ais
ms. fa sa;d. tba+ -1t' aano
|-->- no, -Gini- ,ar 'L,o Win
/, sforr ~ - +hor ~ baro rerg
h-4i eren, ,-l7' h,s
# MONEY G.bina tbon, o,om
-~arf.an rar1inoa - 49, H.
4r> -I., = IN, 3,l''"ee ~ '.l"o
.bs,- oo'l,T0
/, ar = .I1 WI on 81 Wv
vog1f mo s,,''7 81 wv 7ie"'
N-,..f.s, . ,b,,ma5 thl9 nl,o-7
hair.- >lhL- rn -
(. a--arra,. l, L"i W. o Is
IT, -.".t -e' ."n MISS san
w1, ;. ~
Is ~:~i.,l 9.,0 W NE U.s. MY
| -ara 49,. n1lIipel Vi a.
/ .asf NJ ~ -, q .ons peLIou pe1n5
Sale ''A"pel 'N'e wan
Hall Ne
Major TI- r.C.S ,Tcelleu Quay
ten . .,. MOI VI
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1( MORE MOB VIOLENCE
. .,,o ths Main Hall in
+ Salisbury Jail.

nall cartridges by the Sol
IN Attempt is Made
+ mo uob From Trying a
school Text BOOK
-etatc Election Board.
ns.trict Politic-Peniten-
,.odid Financial showing.
.,rm for the Whole State.
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CURE SICK HEADACHE.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-19
Ir WOULD HELP
FLORENCE A LOT

n
One thing that wouid help Flor.
snos about = much d anything else
ct the present time. IL > train be-
tween this city and the Portland
osmsnt works. Why IL It that the
merchants are not taking up this mat
ter In . body7 There are 800 men en-.
ployed at the osmept works and fully
one.third Of shem would live here II
they had proper conveyance. 20 that
they might ride to their work In the
morning and home again In the even.
ing. Let al the merchants band
themselves together and pull for the
stub train. Boost for Florence and
the rest will take care Of itself. Let
the Florence merchants show the
The daily tribune., 1906-12-19


peopla of Portland the sdvsntsges Of
livipg In city like Florsncs.
There Il ons element shat Il :. pres.
snt buckipk ths propositicp. but the
spr nk Of this certain slsmsnt Feau b
taken out Of II in Short notice. The
business man Of this city shonld mt
allow anything to stand in the way Of
certain things chat cAn BE- accomplish
cd essils II the proper strength il ex
erted ard the proper smount Of energy
displayed. Florence might y we'll
have the train ~ not. Il ID one way
Of hliiDE up the vacant houses in the
CITY and increasing trade generally.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-19

Mr.. Cleveland is opposed to sim.
plified selling The longer and more
difiiou,t to spell they are tbs batter II
Ruits the former president.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-19

The Kansas farmer Ia always In
trouble. This year his ears Of corn
are too long for the shelter. Kansas
always has her special troubles.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-19

The trusts are not likely to lose
very much by raising wages siuce they
control the cost OF living and In fact
the oest Of dying. too.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-19
WINE IN CARDU|

Mrs. A. N. Stephens. residence 1913
Bluff St., says: "A constant, dull ach-
ing, always more apparent il ! worked
hard, and which was always in evidence
If I stopped and sometimes II moved
awkwardly or unthinkingly, annoyed me
not continually but in attacks, some Of
them mnch more pronounced than 9th
ers. During one Of them happened to
read an advertisement about Doan's
Kidney Pills and when up town one day
l stepped into w. }. Daniels deug store
for box. They benefited me greatly,
removed the pain from my back and
made me feel better in every way"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50cents
Foster -Milburn Co., Remember the
name, Doan's and take no other. mwf
The daily tribune., 1906-12-19

Bryan has goas On rscord = feel.
ins sorry for Hsafst. and in two
years. II Mr. Bryan's luck holds ont.
Mr.. Hearst may return the oompii.
n7anka
The daily tribune., 1906-12-19

Bridge whist. according to London
physician. IL disease and often more
expensive than appendicitis. Natur.
Aliy he advises cutting it out,
The daily tribune., 1906-12-19

Brother Maxim Gorky appears tc
havs written his now book with .
stomach pump.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-19

Few ears are closer to the ground
than those Of Hou. Shelby M. Oullom
When that wise old Illinois bird
pipes for tariff revision. it IL time for
the standpatters to wonder II the
The daily tribune., 1906-12-19
In Praise of Chamberlain .
Couah Remedy

There is no other medicine manufac-
tured that has received SO much praise
and SO many expressions Of gratitude ss
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1t is
effective and pro npt relief follows it's
use. Grateful parents everywhere do
The daily tribune., 1906-12-19

London 10 in nebt over billion
dollars. In fact. London seems to De
the "Boni de Castellane" Of the
cities.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-19

Raising the wages OF employees. 10
popular way for tbe STANDARD OIL
pour oil OIL the trou ; led waters.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-19

A Chicago man fled suit for 500
damages. the other day. but when be
learned that IL WAS to be tried before
q jury of women, he marked II down
to $50 90
The daily tribune., 1906-12-19

Chicaso's newly elected negro Judge
will bs expected to put some color into
his decisions.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-19

not hesitate to testify to it's merits for
the benefit of others. 1t is a certain
cure for Group and will prevent the at
tack il given at tho first appearance Of
the disease. 1t is especially adapted to
children ~ 1t is pleasant to take and con-
tains nothing Injurious. Mr.. E.A. Hum
phreys, well known resident and clerk
in the store of Mr.. K. Lock, OF Alice
Cape Colony, South Africa. says: III have
used Chsmberlan's Cough Remedy to
ward of Group and colds in my family.
I found it to be very satisfactory and it
gives me pleasure to recommend it." For
sale by Daniels Drug Store. mwf
In Indianapolis bank cashier has
disppeared. and bis accounts are so
straight. that his friends are not At
all alarmed about his failure to reap.
pear.
King of All Cough Medicines
Mr.. q. G. Case, mail carrier Of Can
ton Center, Conn.,. who has been in the
U. 8. service for about sixteen years,
says: I'VE have tried many cough med
icines for Group, but Chamberlain's d
Cough Remedy is king of all and one to
be relied upon every tims- We also find
it the best remedy for coughs and colds,
giving certain results and leaving no bad
after effects" For sale by Daniels drug
store. mwf
The daily tribune., 1906-12-19

A man named Coffee has been elect
ed to office In San Francisco. During
the campaign he was NO doubt we'll
roasted.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-19
WEAK. WEARY WOMEN

Learn the Causes of Daily Woes
and Ends Them.
When the back aches and throbs.
When homework is torture.
When night brings no rest nor sleep.
When urinary disorders set In
Women's lot is weary one.
There Is way to escape these woes.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure such ills
:. Have cured women here in Florence
This is one Florence woman's testimony
The daily tribune., 1906-12-19

sscrsd and imuortsl tsrin isa good
risk.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-19
WASTING STRENGTH

Women who suffer from unnecessary, disagreeable,
painful weakening, female complaints, will find that
Wine Of Cardui is safe and pleasant remedy for all
their ills. 1t acts directly upon all the delicate. nlaed
tissues, purifying the blood. throwing off the coggng
matter and relieving female disorders such Irregular
.scanty, profuse, painful catamenia, prolapse etc
Also relieves headache, backache, dizziness,
cramps dragging pains, nervousness tability, etc.
If you need advice write us letter. telling us all
your symptoms. We will send free advice Gin plain
sealed enveope). Address: Ladies' Advisory Dept,
The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-19
II WROTE YOU

for advice. and by following It and
taking Cardui. my Female Troubles
were cured. Mrs. X. S. Wallace,
Lavaca, Ala. Jl2
The daily tribune., 1906-12-19

nenh.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-19

roasted,
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-26

thought than some time ago when I
was reading THE History OF Preach
ers Life" by DIR. Rainsford, late rector
or st. Georges Episcopal church OF
New York city. Dr. Ralnsford had
been preaching the gospel for rany
years. He was ut that time one of the
most prominent preachers of Canada.
Suddenly there came q time when his
old theology was passing away. He
could not sec things as he once saw
them. Try as he would. he could not
see them with the old eyes. Like Sam
son, he seemed to be shorn of his
strength. His audiences left him. His
power seemed to be gone. But he kept
bravely on in his spiritual struggle.
He prayed. Oh, how earnestly he
prayed! Then one day the new light
came. He was praying In his study
and reading the parable OF the prodigal
son when the new gospel truth dawned
upon him. He said: "That prodigal son
went away from God, but he never
ceased to be son OF his Divine Father.
Some OF us may wander far. far away,
but we are all Gods children. He new
er ceases to love US. He is ready to
receive and forgive oil or us IL we
only come back to the Divine Fathers
lover At once DIR. Ralnsfords old
faith was revived; the theological mys-
terles passed away; from the chaos,
the disorder OF his religious hopes,
there came the cosmos OF the faith OF n
simple child.
Friend, would look into your eyes
today. You are worried. You are like
Martha, troubled about many things.
But you are not like Mary's sister.
worried about a heavenly feast. You
are worried about your relationship
to God. oh, thank Jesus today that
you are worried. / thank God that
your theological crib Is disordered. You
are miserable; you are distressed; you
are anxious, but this is well. 1t is out
OF such distress that you come to eter-
nal rest and peace. The danger is
when man il content with himself.
when he Is indifferent and untroubled.
That is when the crib Is clean. The
way to happiness is through the tur-
MOL that is hard to bear while Il lasts.
but afterward brings the peaceable
fruit OF righteousness No "stagnat-
Ing spiritual cosmos" is yours. Reach
up. Reach on. In thy darkness keep
on stumbling. Pray. Diligently search
the Scriptures. Keep on. Keep on.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-26

1870 INC NGw An ChInR.
The old and new mingle In China
The newspapers from the east tell of
a jail mutiny in Canton In which
thirteen prisoners escaped. The au-
thorities failed to capture them. hut
issued orders that all their relatives
should be arrested and Imprisoned nm
I'll they could give information MS IN
the hiding place of the escaped prison
ers. But before long they were offered
their freedom on condition that they
paid 500 to the police, $I20 for the
chief and $50 for the rank and file.
Inc bargain was clInched, the money
paid and the circumstances dulv
chronicled as news item In the ma.
i've press. In Fatshan preparat lions
were under way to celebrate the birtb-
day OF their idol Saen Kai Rut nm
opposition party arose. They uyced
that IL the money were to be snent
at all IL had better be spent In cleaning
up the drains In the neighborhood.
since, IL there should be anything in
the western theory OF Cleanliness the
community would benefit more than NV
propitiating Saen .Ka;, who did littie
to stay the plague In spite OF the fes-
uvals In his honor. The opposition
Won the day, and the money intended
for Saen Kali went to the drains. q
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-26
Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic
.SWk RAILWAY 90

Pfankatank River Ifna
saaa,,, Scneduie, In eject April 81 loos
ps S'.esamer leaves Pier 3, Light street whsvee
weather permitting. for Fitobes,.e ,
"Serneo,ate landings as follows: @no
samnsons Sa g.,n y. IN. Mia ESQ a. IN.
Election s:is, Timbst. Reedyille a.:s a:so
iI,ns seys o;ls; Giace Point 7:lO Byrdfon ~,
sons Greek iosN. Cherry Ro, Srasss Jack.
nm leu Calls n:4s, arrives Etch.tss is.,s
returning. leaves Fitchetts for p.,s,,u.
s suu intermediary landings, weather n.s.a.sr
''f Ie. every tuesday and Friday as folows:
hili s;4s. Cherry Point ID. o ,Isct 49, Cricket
Iu:1, Shases Is noon. Ocran Is:lh IA ~ nreek
inSs s: j S Hs Point i;i9 Byrdton io Hard
heedyille 8. Mia $3.50 BlsckweiIs ra sn 9 1 4:x0.
r ,nn.r, simpsons $50, arrive BaItimora ners
steamer leaves Pier Q, Light str,..,
na.imore, every Monday and Ts,rsnSarLs
mediate LANDINGS as ,a ,Hr Freeport and inter,
Leave baltimore ID. m. Nh. s.aa
Po ssson S 3 limbs slS Reedviils sS arse:;
e;ts. Jacksons Greek 7.e6. Cherry> DO DO. Oeran
s.in lew hii $50 CaIlss Fitchetts s:ss Rnarss
HIS. "'"nos IL arrive Freeport
.n SSetsn turning. leaves Freeport for B.,.,mo,.
anp Sa.uriay. weather permitting. ~ So,,sny
ers Sso Gr rcenp ptn a. M Blands 40 stSmr
s;So. Grinis $40, Rua-ks s:ts Essss, Mtsreno9se
s:S9 Cricket Hill 9s5 Cherry Foius ~ Tslns
,S.sS oreek Io:So ocran ]. noon. Kilm.rrSscs-
Eiec,ppn M AS nXrdtSn l2Ss. Grace Point iS.sd
peT 9k wern, "a rpers Gao. arrive Rsifimor:
This schedule shows the times Al = h..A 49,.
NAY DC expected TO arrive &C ana depspf 49, 49,
si.nes out tneirarrival or depsrfnre ~ ~.
Comnsnv. 49, hi - not guaranteed, nor do eSs
iaE on any consequences arising therssrsSs.s11 o-
ponsax a., reSe,ved at Baltimore Tor Above
WILLARD THoMsON. 3ep 49,.
w "a. BROWN. Ascent. Piera
MURDOCH. Gen. Passenger Aeent
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-26


wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back. kidney. bladder, uric acid trou-
bles and Bright's Disease, mich is the worst
form Of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec
commended for everything but II you have kid
ney.- liver or bladder trouble 1t will be found
just the remedy you need. Ithas been tested
In so many ways. in hospital work. in private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur-
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that special arrangement has
been made by which all readers Of this paper
who have not already tried IT, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book
telling more abou, Swanp-Root and how to
find out il you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
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hamton. N. Y. The ssis:.h .l :. ssgEsE9
regular fifty cent and Home Of swamp-Roo.
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
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R.IcHMoND, FREDERIcKsBURaa
POTOMAC r. r.. Tl1,

oenedu1s IN effect September 9tA. 1904
LEAVE FREDHRIcKsBuRs Nosruv.,c
10 q. m: daily. Stops ON signaiat ocooo.,,
STnns esu rranconia Sundays only
senpers A'exandria to discharge pas
=, . " a. m. daily. Stops at Alexandra.
~ 20 a. m daily. Stops on signal or 49,,
nrooAs, Aqulas Wide Water Reid 0..ae.
eoo1sn eTry Hill Freestone. Negiey. o.
, 90 seminary and Alexandria
% lers MA oslly except Sunday. Stops at
IS E; N. daily. Stops at Brooke WA.
10 az n a. ef a. sX ~, and Alexandris. $3.50
Az w y. u. uaiiy: stops at Alexaudria ston.
onsisnsl at occoquap Sundaya oa,s oPs
az, sa mamooation train from RichmoSi
rives o'Ss y. m. daily except SUNDAY ar
LEAVE FREDERICKsBURa sourHw.pr
90 .. m. daily except Sunday. R,.h-.,.s
a n, accommodation. Makes ali locsi sto. nc
Il q. IN. daily. Atlantic Coasf Tsna eeso$$,ss
SoPs on signal at Wide Water HrooEa'
Summit, Guinea, Woodssane pannlee'
Snn5s essien, Iayiorsviile aud Glen 4 len
n =. Milford. boswell and Ashland ds5,v
Do =, m. daily except sunday. gMakea io.~,
ii 80 p. m. daily ,Seaboard AirL inc train sss
Ssy s,enSl az AZ Lorton and OcoeQuan Sun.
o. Sco. Milford. boswell ana A shiandSt ~~n
20 =. ~. aaiiy, "A. 2. l.. train. Stopa al ilar
. On anoria. boswell and Ashland '-~-A'A
Q 90 90 p. m. 9aiiy. makes local stops ON aio,.,
andriss Dns .; al L. a train: Stops at Xiex-
IE;;-Time or arrivals md de partures IA
connections not guaranteed. p-1 ures ano
w Q. G. cox. Agent
Duke. Z. W.. GULF W.PTAvrou
ASs T. 10 frest- Genl- Supt. Traf. Mar.
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A Guaranteed Cure For pu..

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f silss sn refund money If PAzo OiNrnrssyr
standing. in to IL days. Fsrst nov long
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warsde send ooc IN stamps and it viii be ior.
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