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PlJ r Y
or
PROC ES
Means Excellence of the
Preparation,

Think Of nearly ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS Of boxes 81
Cascaets sold in the last eleven years. all the merit
this wonderful preparation and tablet nearly BILLION
TABLETS having exactly the same Purity Quality and Medi
cna Merit the Of them It is the PURITY OF Pro-
CESS that made this seeming miracle possible in the
sense Of exactness, nicely, and selection. I
When, the of its makers
make the best Bowel Remedy designed and
pure would accomplish what
claimed the alternative refunded
thousands
TRUE dependable
greatest element in the promotion of their
Now that the PURE FOOD AND DRUG ACT has into effect
claiming OWN PURE DRUGS
principles
world the purity and truth
reliable article
and alienation Of all the stomach and bowels
argument millions Of satisfied friends
Of whom hundreds thousands have relieved great
Of rreguari collie headache Aatuency all
needed warning,
preventive of disease
for
but keep the entire clean
ing and their iniquitous activity
immediate laxative re
cataric positive the best alround FAMILY
druggist TO-DAY and little
They will convinced
millions the ask
cascarets the original tablet marked &C G.
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WILMINGTON, N. c.

8f5i Speclai.to The Times- Dispatch s2fg
3WII4MlNGTON, N, O., March 23.-Thei
\ lima and several social functions given.
by the Joneses were the chief events
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~ Interest," . o NJ usnel,,

z n - as Il / !.
TO such women as are not seriously out
of|health\ but who have eSactlng duties
to) pcrfornA either IN the way Of house.
hdld cares\or III social duties and funcs
,tidus. Xhisk\serlously tax their strength,
as Wc>Yasb Nursing mothers, DR.. Plerce's
Favorito Phskrlption has proved o most
valuable supAArting tonic and .inylgorat-
ing nervine. BY lis timely use. much
serious sickness and suffering LII Y bio
avoidtd. Tho operating. table and tho
surgeons knife, WQuldA ills bel IeYed,
seldom have To be employed Il th!smost
Valuable WON lll,s remedy. were rcsnricd-
Is n good Time, The eFavorito Prescrlp.
t[On"fas proven u great boon to expcctant
mothers by preparing the system for tho
coming OF baby, thereby rendering child
birth safe, easy, and almost painless.
Bearir mind, please that DR.. Picrccs
Favorite Prescription Is not q secret or
patent medicine, against which the most
Intelligent people are quite naturally
averse, because Of the uncertainty as to
their .composltlon and harmless character,
but Is a MEDICINE OF KNOWN COMPOSE
ron, . full list OF alliits ingredients being
printed, in plain English, on every bottle.
wrapper. Anexami nation OF this list Of
Ingredients will disclose the fact that 1t Is
non-alcohollc in It's composition, chcmic-
ally pure, trple-rchncd glycerine taking
the place OF tho commonly used alcohol,
in It's mnko-up. In this connection 1t
may not be out of place to state that the
vFavorito Prescription" Of DR.. Pierce is
the only medicine put up for tho cure Of
woman's peculiar weaknesses ,, and = all;
the ingredients of which have tho un-
animols endorsement OF all tho leading
medical writers and teachers Of al the nc
Us remedies for the ailments for which
uFavorlte Prescription :. IS recommended
!. A little book OF these endorsements Wi
DO sent to any address. post paid, anc
absolutely free # you request same ~
postal card, or lotter, OF DR.. r. Y. Pierce
1 Buffalo, N. Y.
j DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con
stlpation. Constipation is the cause o
many diseases. Cure the cause and 70,
cure the disease. Easy to take as candy
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Warrenton Social.
Itsnncloi,o ,rhr 1,,mc.. l1lsnntrl,

H WARRENroN, VA. March 2s.,-rrof.
u. u. Harris, principal of tho Wnrrenton
High School. has been selected by the
Superintendent Of public Instruction Of
Virginia an conductor of tile Winchester
State Summer Normal school which
will be held In tho city of Winchester
during tho month OF July Professor
Harris was conductor of that school last
year. and made Il splendid regulations,
both for the school and himself. a large
corps of capable instructors and Special
lists has boon employed, and tho school,
which wns one Of the largest IN the
state, will bo enlarged and run on q
larger scale, than last year. The annual
catalogue Is now being prepared, and
will be ready for distribution about the
first of April.
Mr.. II. tx Grohs has sold to Mr. W..
lH. spiccr for d. M. Hess CSC acres of
| land near Bristersburg.
| Mr.. NJ. M. Green Is In Richmond
| this week attending a meeting OF the
Legislative committees.
Mr. james w. Fisher and Miss Minnie
| Leo Lambert wero married by Rev. =.
| II. Boston at the Baptist parsonage, IN
! Warrenton. March goth
Mr.. NJ. S. Remsbcrg Of Culpeper
county, has been engaged to tram INC
i Vested tS CnOlr5 az sol. i y utiSo .
i Church, and great Improvement Is en-
pccted under Ills skilful training. re
was connected with st. Paurs choir IN
4 washington. and trained the voices Dur
ing the visit of the Archbishop OF Can
i terbury some two years ago.
10, p, Wood & Company have COM
mcnced excavatng on their lot Just OPP
poslte their present location, where they
will build handsome two-story brlcR
store. They expect to occupy 1t early
In the summer.
Mrs. Abbott RhettSand children, O
Brooklyn. are at the Warren Green Hotei
Miss Margaret Caldwell. of Louisville
Ky. is at Mr.. Hugh Hamilton's.
Mr.. Marven Thompson OF Washing
I ton. was in Warrenton for several day:
recently.
Miss Charrington have returned iron
abroad and are now at 'Wuverly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Barnard are visit
ing Mrs. John .. Hooe. Mr. Barnar'
was formerly OF this place, and Is BEN;
warmly greeted by his friends.
Mr.. Robert Herrick and Mr.. JOSEPH
w. Lund. OF Boston, and Mr.. Windsor !
White, Of Cleveland, Ohio, arc the guest
of MI. j. D. Hall.
Mrs. George S. Smith and Mrs. NJ g
Douglas spent several days this week y
Washington. !.
The engagement OF Miss Mary BlacR
ford Marshall daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Fielding Lewis Marshall, of this count!
To Mr.. Richard F. Amphlett OF England
has been announced
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as 2 $50 t'ss ri | "
At Dinner

At Dinner.
"Who is the ftaciturns man opposite,
next to Miss Smith?" THAT Is Louis
the Fourteenth Louis tho Four
tenth q well. you see, his name is
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\ Voice From
The Stomach
\ Blooodlcss Fight Between Tablet
and n Hubit-The Tablet Wins.

At the age Of % Clarence had good
digestion. He had gastric juice that
could dissolve doughnuts and turn TURN
At the age OF q he began to b., pro-
fuse about the waist and lean back
wards. He also began toscultivate, sew
began to think It his duty to gorge
himself on everything, theIgood and
the bad, for appetite feeds on appetite
and every good thing Is abused.
His pictures showed that he took on
weight after he put his collar on.
At the age Of 26 Clarence mnrrleu and
went to boarding. On top OF all this.
ho sine Of wins his
collar from 16 "a to 5. with still
abiding faith In the strength OF his
! stomach he guiped his meals ana
AT the age Of 2s Clarence began to
hear an inward yoicc---n warning from
the stomach. After each mcal.h he would
feel bloated;---a q pe laig became q
He began to be a light eatcr-and q
heavy thinker. He tried to think out q
cure. for now he would 81 down 1; at t ms
i thought or sight of anything to cat.
= Hn would sit down at his meals with
! out the trace of an appetite, Just pc
Gauge it was time TO- too eat r,o j 4, nm.
satisfied "still-hungry" feeling IN MS
stomach, evon after he was through
eating, whether his meal was well
And And he suffered a good many other
4 things with ills stomach that he could
not Explain, but that made him grouchy,
! miserable, put-o'-sorts and generally
\ sour on everybody and everything.
Tinully he read M account, some-
thing like this. about tho truly Won
i derful results obtained from stunrt's
/ Dyspopsia Tablets In all cases Of stom-
+. nch trouble, dyspepsia, and so on. lie
bought q soc box ut the drug store, ana
A he had little faith--and less appetite.
!. When no finished he had absolute faith,
and moro appetite, and more GOOD
cheer Things began to taste different
and better to him.
more INDIGESTION. no more loss of ap-
Matte. brash. irritation, burning sensn-
ton, heartburn, nausea, eruetations
had memory, or loss Of vim nnd, vlgor,
Remember, one ingrndiee,nt q sS an
1000 grains OF food, Just as IT did for for
o' This relieves your. stomach OF tbs
I work of digesting until your STOMACH
can get strong nna m Marnn i. ~ Ms 'a ~
abused. It's tagged out. II needs 2
re Ict stuarts Dyspepsia Tabletsgdo the
\ work OF your stomach, YOU MI MI s6l y
ne ana how iusclously good every,
+ thing will taste to you. s..s 4.
Heed tho call OF the stoliihch. now
There's u world Of good ch nee, = !, ON
q box Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Ia IN blet s,---a
any drug store, b0s. Z, !. !, 4 u 6 Z d
r day and Ma will at once send4 yo vow =.
mai a sample pa ok go Y frse.s A d res
2 II, A. stuart CO., 81 stuart zig wi y w
shall. Mich, Sa "
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COACH VILE BE- iDRAWN ARTlsTl

of the week, though the latter We're
not Of such type as to go beyond the
pale of the Lenten season. They con-
sisted of suppers given in honor Of the
house party at Airlie-on- the-Sound anu
a trip Thursday down then Cape Fear
River. For this trip, Mr.. Pembroke
Jones chartered a steamer, and it was
an all day touting, points of interest
along the river being TOUCHED and d
visit made to the ruinsYof the old
Colonial Church, st. Philips. The party
consisted OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke
Jones' Miss Sadie Jones and the mem-
sbers Of the house party, Misses Fish,
Douglas and Delano, of New York; DR.
Freeland and Messrs. Jacob. Adams and
& Burden, also Of New York, and Messrs
Blake and Kendall, OF Boston. 81
Governor Robert l3. Glenn was a
guest in the, city for almost two days
Of Mr.. James Sprunt, at the elegant
Sprunt homo on South Front Street,
and came to the city fora two-fody
purpose. Thursday night he address
ed the Brotherhood Of the First Pres
5bytcrian Church. and Friday night he
! delivered an address before the Inter-
! State Convention OF the Y.SNl. G. A. men
| OF the Carolinas. During his stay ho
Twas royalty entertained. Friday he
Y spent down the Cape Fear River, be-
ing given a trip by eight or ten OF
iallis friends OF Wilmington, and while
\ down tho river the party visited the
= army post at Fort CasWell,, and We're
entertained there blythe officers Of the
\ post and their wives. They were also
! sentertuined upon visit to the govern
/ ment quarantine station at the mouth
| OF the Cape Fear River. This morning
the Governor and party Of friends
were the guests of Mr.. w. B. Cooper,
/ a leading citizen Of Wilmington, upon
q trolley ride to Wrightsville Beach
/ there.
.e Golfers find plenty of spare time
4 during the Lentcn season for play upon
4 tie links. The Cape Fear Golf Club
4 held st. Patrick's Dny tournament
I. Monday, the trophy being an elegant
4 silver clarct jug offered by Mr.. Charles
4 McMillen, vice president of, tho club
The priz, was captured by Mrs. j. Vic.
tor Granger anu -lr. r. III. GWaltncy
E Lioutennnt- Colonel j Van b. Metts
u will 20 to Columbia, S. c., Monday tc
.,tattend tho Inter State Convention o.
IE tho National Guard, lolng as one Of TIN
( North Carolina delegates named BY
= Governor Glenn.
JEFF. Davis Council, Junior Order o
J JJnitcR American Mechanics, Of TIL.
. CITY. made another Bible and flag pro
u sentation this week, according to TIL
beautiful custom OF the order TIL
: presentation this tlme was made to tn
, school at Wrightsvlle, near this city
t and Mr.. IT, N. Penny was the orato
. Of tho OCCASION. The committee OF ar
. engagements consisted of Messrs Joh
t D.. Wood. Walter u. Yopp and A,
t Hewlett.
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BOWLING GREEN
1 sneclal 10 The wlmes- plspateh.l

Especial 70 TIE II1l1os- I t79sI7uttU11'1
d ROWING GREEN. VA March, 23,--
MS stanley Reed, OF Richmond, Is Wis
Ting tho Misses Voolfolk at Mulberry
5pln'ce. near here
Mr.. Walter Kirscl', OF lslchmohd'
M. w, NJ Cobb. OF near Lynch-
burg. spent several days at Milford
his week visiting friends.
Mr.. i. "A. Chandler and family have
moved from their home near Guineys
10 Norfolk, where they Will remain
until the close Of tho exposition,
Mrs. r. L. Busby and child have
returned from ltlchmond, where they
spent week. XII
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Think Of the enormously
difficult task Of having every
tablet Of Cascarets Of the
many millions Of tablets sent
out to the world the same as
every other tablet, equally
as dainty, sweet, palatable
and equally effective as sas
medicine. sa MI
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Louis, and he, is. called the Fourteenth
because; he's only asked to keep us
from being thirteen at table..''---Elie-
gende Blaetter.
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WYTHEVlLLE
rsnoc,a,9to The TImcs- pispatch.l I

i ~
WYTEIEV1LLlI, Va, March 23,--Mrss
Frank S. Blair and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Preston Of Bristol. and Messrs.l
Robert and David s. Blair OF Rich
mond. wefe called TO GfWythevillo by
tic death Of. Mr. John Chester Blair.
whose funeral took place from
the Presbyterian Church Friday even
ing at $3.50 o'clock.
Miss Maggie McGavock is visiting
Mrs. J. Norment Powell. in Johnson
City, Tenn
Mr. Joseph W. Caldwell of Pulaski.
was a business visitor here this week.
Miss Margaret Crockett Is the guest
of her sister Mrs. D. w. Lynch, In
| ,razewell county.
Mr.. j. 1rby Hurt visited his daughter.
Miss Marcella. at the Convent villa
Maria this week.
Mr.. Robert w. Williams, of Bluelleld
is visiting his parents, Judge and Mrs
4 s. w. Williams
Mrs. James r.. Jordan, who has been
| spending the winter with Mr.. j rdan In
/ West Virginia, returned home satur-
! day, accompanied by her3little grand
MIR. II. G. Clayton, manager Of the
! Wytheville Iron Works, has returned
from business trip North.
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On Him.

.Beggnr--"Illn Ind lady was not AZ
ways like this. : a Y.
1 I.ady--''No; yesterday you had TIL
other arm tied up. --Szutok *. ~
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-06-13

The institute will close tomorrow
evening, and bids fair To be tile most
successful one in the history of the
county.
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Sale Of state ttsy Permits.

Permits to cut grass on Unbiased
school and institution lands for the
season OF 1907 will I've sold at public
auction by the county treasurer at the
court house in Linton at lOO'clOck 4.
M nn Saturday, June -, 1907. No bid
will he entertained for less than 800
per 4uarter-SectinnO or traction tliereOI.
Done by order OF Board Of University
and SchNnl Lands. .. !. HEaaE.
Land Commissioner
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Estssy-nsrsss.

Estrayed from my premisaa, four
miles northeast of StTasburg, n. D..
about twelve days ago, two mares.
One Il all black: about three yean old:
weight about 100 POUNDS; had on
halter when she left. The other Is
also black, except white stripe In face
aud some white on one leg; about five
years old: weight about 1000 pounds,
also had halter on when she left. A
reward will be given for Information
leading to their recovery.
BENEDICT SCuNEIDER,
Poot0dlce: HtE1SbuRg, N. d.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-06-13
Estrayei-.Mare.

I,.rayed from my place, on Sec. II,
Twp. l::4, Rye. -. Monday. May 18th,
a gray mare. four yearsnld: short TAFT:
haa halter on: branded with ON
left shoulder When last seen was
pu.n. vest. III seen or taken up, please
notify f. A. URwIG,
(l,.nti u Napoleon, n. u.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-06-13
IN TOWN AND OUT.

GTry some of Turner's ice-cream.
Mrs. Walter krick is on the sick
list.
Elmer Brindle was down from Ha-
selton yesterday.
II Oil Stoves for sale ut $3.50.
Hsak & Son, Hull, N. ID.
See Auditor Pitts ferry-leasiny no
tice, 10 another column.
Miss Alena Tough is assisting Miss
Smitll'in the millinery store.
Fred Pfatf, Jr., formerly with the
Bazar, IL now clerkinx f,r John Bosch.
Owe are selling meal tickets at
$50 iot twenty-0ne meals. Hotel Kill
mer.
WN you like good coffee, try our
Diamond Brand. Sold at the Linton
Leader.
Clifford Sims returned Monday from
Aberdeen, where he has been attend
Ing school,
Attorneys Lynn and Armstrong re-
turned Friday from y professional visit
to Bismarck.
Ms. Homer Stoddard went to Be-
Sate YESTERDAY for a weeks visit, with
bet relatives
Commissioner VOlk and Frank
keehn we're up from Hague the fore
part Of the week.
U II you want to borrow money
o. Jour farm. the Linton State Bank
sl lend 1t to you.
0Call at the Leader store and see
the line Of children's wash suits.
Prices: u, sl.25, $3.50.
Commissioner Sherwood has been in
Linton this week on business connect.
ca With his cattle interests.
NJ. and Mrs. e. e. Otis. OF Hazel
lon' took the Milwaukee train at Lin
ton Yesterday for Groton, S. d.
Landlord kilmsr went to Hazelton
Yesterday. He will probably play first
use With the Hazeltons at Linton to.
day.
:, Alss Frances Patterson returned
Wednesday Of last week from Fari.
osalt, MIMI, where she was attending
sdlool.
. n. Parsons, who recently pur.
. =. ~ acres Of land in Buchanan
,.'.ey' came up from Bristol, S. D.,
Friday. "
mere will be meeting OF Linton
,su'p ol Woodmen next Tuesday even.
nv All members are requested to be
Present.
), 'e~eler Rowerdink returned Friday
; no'n : Trip to western Canada. He
, a. greatly taken" with that sec.
''on Of country.
joseph Eberle bought a lot lust
. aoi1ll Of the opera-llouse and IL nut.
aus up q building to be used as a howl.
ing alley thereon. - :, =
!! MS T. o. Potwin, wife Of the ed.
VIZ, y The Aberdeen American. IL
= ,aA u. her parents, Mr.. and Mra A,
y. Sims, in Linton. =
\ :! rooms At the note, KLINE,
gene,. .Tl,Sshlly been newly calcimined,
int.c1a:s. renovated, aud placed ia
~ =. a. ur~ig was down from III.
n ~. country Monday. He found III,
H., recently Advertised, over in IN,
'aNs''on neighborhoui.
,s %,l Carmichael is building . biz
tan',s o'' 70 his barn-in the shape Of :
fulIlsaase against tile north side, tn.
~, NJ length Of the building. -
q, " ,',s :, Krick's big engine got strucl
,o.n NC :. BEAVER creek crossing west q
s,e =, saturday, and IL required III,
arm, winch t" rrpl ace it ON teri,
q, NJ, =: ". Burxe ,~,uroe, vs>,4,
Vas r, ,u@ Clarion, Iowa, where 81,
,sx ~ a,'e . some time ago by the sick
lr,cio W ''er sister, who Is now cony,
tice " q = american, Tuesday: Ju.
psr,o ", y, Jones yesterday afternoo
T. Il Ped .''e marriage ceremony 10
Ia, both =, :. and Lucy Alice Woldu
'' o. Maddox, Nd. They vi
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-06-13
HAzELToN HAPPENINGS.
From uazelton Republican, Junca.l

Remember the ball to he given by
the Catholic society June .lSt.
MIR. and Mrs. Jacob kalbercr, Sr.,
we're business visitors ut Linton Fri
day
r. j. Bauer is again at work in his
gallery after an absence of u week Ut
two ON IA business trip east.
H. Il. Jones and G. a. Norman
have been at Israddock this week
painting the school-house.
MIS-. u. \. Armstrong Is at Bis
marck 10 witness the graduation u
her daughter, Miss Edna, which oc-
ours this evening.
j. o. Otterson is this week finishing
the interior OF his restaurant and pool
hall with fancy pressed steel. II will
be y great improvement.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob kaIberer, ST.,
left Tuesday morning for bismarck,
where they have residence property
aud where they expect To make their
home in the future.
1 MIR. and Mrs. W. D. Marcllant. uf
Linton, we're in llazeltOn Saturday to
look after the smaller members Ut Lin
toms Juvenile hall team. They we're
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Cell
while here.
| Miss Beatrice lleamann. second
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. u. A. lea.
mann, is again at home after spending
a year in Nebraska. where she has
been attending school aud making her
home with relatives.
Several llazelton buildings, includ-
ing this office, have been reprinted
the past week and the effect is highly
pleasing Try IL. a few more painted
buildings will make the town have the
appearance Of being alive.
The ball boys have erected y grand
stand near the local diamond and will
hereafter Charge small price for add
mission Ii is worth something to he
comfortably seated while witnessing
q game, and it's safer in the grand
stand
J. 1. Roop and q. u. Niles returned
Yesterday from successful FISHING
trip at the mouth Of Beaver creek.
They brought home about three hun
dred pounds Of fish Of various varieties
and have divided with their friends.
or course they stopped at the h0spit-
able home III Dr. and Mrs. WIN.
Muencl.
VIM. Mucnch, Tile well-known Fin.
monsburg uld-timer. renewed acquaiil.
tances in Hazelton Saturday for the
first time in nearly two years. lie Is
interested with Dr. Ii"gue IN the
drug business at Linton, and therefore
devotes but little vi his time to his
Emmonsbllrg farm, which, by the way
is one vi the prettiest spots along the
Missouri river Ills SOIL, Otto. is look
ing after he farm and, besides those
duties, is doing quite il business in the
sale III farm machinery.
AL. Mikalson left Thursday 81 las'
week on q trip as salesman for the
output of the lIazelton factory. Fol
awhile he will take orders only for the
windrowcr and the sack holder. lie
went south to Brofy, Linton, Stras
burg and nearby towns, after which
he was TO visit nearby points east OF
the 500 and N. r. At every place
heard from he had booked orders TO-
the windrowers Later Al. is home
again and has booked ninety orders
for windrowers and Thirty for sack
holders. He leaves again this week u
take in IA portion OF the country wes
/. Of the Missouri.