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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-03
4aS ttete NabrungSmtttel
8eSek.

Wit ben, reusrl Sabre uirb I'D au&
cine umudIauns In benz 6anoel mil
WabrungsmittsIr bolsiebsn. Dos risus
gsiss, bas gsffsrn In 1raft getrsten To,
bsrbistst Bel Hrsngsr 6trafen isbs
gsrfdlf&uns bon WabrunssmittsIn
NIT ssf
9 ubanten. Gir bic &stnbeit
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-03

@ef9irr paferbt9 t
II m q d E n. Man mii9e balb
@i4e, balb 9ammeri9las. beibes fem
seiiebt, unb bereite nit Gipeib oapon
eineh Seis. nit pel9em man ben
Sprung bon auben beitrei9t. Nun
Idbt man Die MaKe an Der Cuff trods
men uno fobalo Dies eeideben, 1T aud
6as @eidirr paReroi9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-03
6eIo! @eIo! 0eIo!

Sprehen sic Dor poer ifreiben Sic ms. 8ir fuerben
Sbnen belfen. @ir uerleiben Gelo pom $40 ~auftudrts On
gR6beln, 8ianps, 6ubrmerfe, ginrihtuneen, 2aetr=
hauSzG uittungen uno anoeres perionlihes gi9entbum
pbne oa1elbe tueeSunehmen. Sbre Sablunsen peroen
10 tletn iein, oas Sic ~oieielben MID ipiiren. $40 if
bic tuoHentli6e 8ahlune on elmer anleibe bon $50
fur 80 gBpGeu. Nnoere Setrdse in siueu sIeiGeu
Gnleibeu tueroeu in allen EbeiIen Der Staot ee=
niatt, ipDie in SbeIbpuilet Greeufielo, &niebts=
tpipn, SraHfIiu, Columbus, Rdriuseine, lebanon,
Roblesuine, @reencaftIe, Spicelano. gIaptpn, Dam
bile, Eldinfielo uno allen aHoeren Srteu oe
BON ben Snterurban Bahueu beribrt merot1. Bot
ooer Selephune NppIifationeu erbalten prorpte Sc
a4tiug. Heuu Sic @elo beuothigen 10 Julien sic
baB unten foIsenoe 6prmuIar aus, i6neioen eie es
aus uno f4yden sic es per Bat, elmer uHierer A9elfeH
fpiro bel Sbnen roriprehen.
Ramen.
Satin Rame.
Stsose uuo Summer.
Staot.
Setras setulnidt.
Ran iprehe Dor poer iareibe on
Snbiana mortgage 2oau Co.,
(gtabltrt 1857
Sirnmer 4 2pmbaro geodune,
RAN on sSaftinston Strase,
gsibe Telephone s2se.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-03

Sanb in 9anb iplen mir mil
England AM Congo borss6sn. @ir
nattrli& In Der Sinter6ano.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-03

Raiiuli prsSist ben .5siliser
2riss". Sc untsiliger bic Sa9e, bsfr
b.iliger bas aush6nasi6ilb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-03

Ser meme britii@e 8pti@after an
bic @ereinigtsn Staten, Samea
grpcs, lou Elm %paIROnirtsr Rau9s,
isin. Hun, feline 6auptaufaabe pirt
10 aud barin beFeben, uniersn Staats.
mdnnsrn bs3i9ltd Der JreunbT@afi
albions fur Ontel Gam bIauen DUMP
oorauma4sn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-03
@rnnSsisenthnms rlebertrasungen.

Ei0ar0 %. Str01 an @pnt1ta ".
Wrrgan, Got 25, gIof 8, armtronss
erie aoo., 40 BET 145 5uB, ihbIt9s
Seits bon 81. Str. tpsfIi4 BON glif.
ton Str. $1,000.
Nartba ). Darlington on Wiliam
6. Barrier, 3uei Srittel SntereI en-
bss Sbsilss bonn iab6flidsn gisrteI.
Gettions2. Somnibip 16. &an9s 2,
pite Sp. $4,000.
WiIma Is. Sprap on emma 8.
Gren9, 2ot] IL, Solutions Subj,
Srbinston. 38 BET 161 5us. bfli1e
Settle bon &ittsr aOs., n6roli9 bon
@afbington Str.E s24OO.
RssinaIb 8. Suaibaa. @ommihar,
on gnbrsru o. @sbbIs, psfIi9s Sdlfts
bon 2ots 8 unb 4 In Wafsr's eubo.
IN Sarriiont& Cos. Mbo., 1926 bel
130. bsrbsfsrt. Ofisite Der asn.
uooo Abe., fibli9 bon .38. 6trabe.
81, 120.
Warion 8ruF anb Soon AHoeiatiun
an Spbn Bomber, Got. 90 In @atter's
Abb, Wef Snbianapolis, SO BET l26
CUB, bsrbsfsrt, Stoieits Der 6oparo
Str, bfli9i bon 8ismard aDenue.
$500.
Game g. 9ideri an ben S9ulratb,
Sbeil bOni GOT 6 IN i9arris' Subb. In
OutIot 157. 36i bel 1852 Sub, Der.
bsHsrt, Rorbfsite Der Tortb Strabe,
bali9 bonsslenss Ctr. $4,000.
2uep u. @apIor on bic @itp Con.
fruction COMPANY, Got IS In 8Iate's
Subj, OutIot 166 &C., SO BET 1925
SuB, psrbeKsrt, WsRisits Der WiHOuri
Str, iioIi9:pOn pratt Str.; Got 81,
@ilep's Subj, OutIot 161, 33 BET =
5uB, psrbsKsrt, ShbIsite 81. Clair
Str, tpsfIi9 bon California Ctr.
Got II In @ilsp's Subj, Outlot 169
&C., 80 bsi.120 5uB, psrbsfert, Ofieits
Der California Str, iaoli8 bon pratt
Str. $4,000.
&ubert W~artinbaIs on 3. s. Was
t6es, Hpts III unb 251 in Sadion
Bart, 1885 bel III CUB, jsbs, bacant,
Otieite Der arisnnl slpe. unb Sbelbon
Str, nabe "a. Ctr. $500. /.
aoa 9apibIpn u. u. on 5eaneis Wf.
@oroon. Cots 20 unb 80 In @alace's
4. addition In Aeton. s1,100.
garnep Q. 2abb on @iliam 8.
9rapisr, Dsrtrau.nsmann, &bsiI bon
Cots SO uno 80, Me@innis' Subbipi.
ion, ADDITION bon Sanna's grben,
- BET 100 SUB, bsrbsfert, Sfieite
bon Rspfions aoe.. iholi9 bon st.
Clair Str, $4,000. 2
CHARLES 8. 2pbstb, burG ben Sbs'
riff, on Sames @. Spiesr, Got 26,
glod Is. Sansfsr's &c. Dat Din Iobi'
tion, bsrbsHsrt, @efisite bon Sa!ti'
more gbs., nbrbli4 BON 25. Strabe,
$500.
George W. Smith on Oliber 3.
sbsIbp, Got 1913, StOut's Snoiana.
abenue. addition, 40 Bel 146.5 SUB,
bsrbsHsrt, Wsaieite bon &smbrunot'
Sirabe, fibli9 bon Is. StraBe,
$500.
Sobn Wo9sr &C. on bic Besd grobs
Improvement gpmpanp, She'll oss ihb,
pefIi9sn @isrtsIs BON Section Il,
Sopni9ip Is. &unes 4. 68.67 aerss,
gsntsr Souni6ip, $13. 734.
albert 8iebsr an Sobn n. 2snnina.
ton, Got 8, South parf addition,
Subbioifon, 81 BET 1876 JuB, ba.
cont, Sfoisits BON SOwnsp Str, 6f'
LID bon gaf Sir, $575.
@obsrt Or. 2ed Sr. on grnf 6.
Rsper, 2ots l unb 2, Sees Subbipt'
fon. 6snosriOn's ADDITION. 80 Bel 176
CUB, b.rbefert, NoroOf.gde bon 60
pttol Abs. unb l8. StraBs, $4,000.
grnef 6. Rspsr an Robert Or. 2sd,
lSr., Got 1874. allen u. u. Wortb
abb, 40 BET 156 Gub, Dsrbshsrt, Of.
isite alabama Str, nbroli6 bon Is.
Str. $4,000.
Benjamin 8. Stiee an Gam. @oo.
per. Got 104, Souslab Bart aob., IS
BET 1926 SUB, bsrbsHert. Wefisits
alabama Str, n0roIi9 bon Is. Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-03

Raiiuli, Der marpffanii@e Sanbi'
ten.gb.f, MOLE f9 unb feline 0elf,
unter ben S9uB Der bsuti9en 0Iaggl
fieQsu. piro tibsr 2onbOn ssmsIbst.
sln Der 8bsmie i&eint f9 Der Spl
psfertater bsuer fur cine langs Sci
einQefelt Al baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-03
ygnf Sieism nidt mebr ungeurBn'
lidcu &ege."

&nno 200 Sabre betrogt nunmebr
naS NIter pes Seirotbsgelufes onrh
oifentlid)c Sl0tter, oa Die erlten Silt
f6nee in oieier S~s5iebun9, Wie nodJ-
aeuieien iuorocn lit, bereits aus Ger
erIten Belt ocs Is. Sabrbunbert3 3d.
tieren. Snmblirg bot bier Den @eg
aeSeiat. Der aIs eongbar befanocn
nur0e. 0enn nid)i large lpabrte eS,
mnt anentboIben fonnte man in SlGt-
tern, nomentIi6 gr0Bercr Stoote
OeutIhlon6's, Gle @eilide BON
WGnnlein uuo @eibIein um elm @be.
aeipons erbliden. Sim gnoe oeS IS.
Sdbrbunoerts fannie man auf lt5on
in SeIterreif oas Seiratbsgelud;
sic Gbronif beri1tet bon einem ioI-
den, Oas 1894 in einem &iencr
Slotte peroffentIiht Duroe. sc
m0ee bier i'm perbiirgten @ortlcut
ieinen 9lab finben: r@begattin mirot
aeiuht. Gin peripittibter Mann ra.
mems g~ruoerbofer, Ser iebr gut Ocn.
fet uno ouf) permogIi6 lit, lcines
IIters etli6 orcibig Sabr, SWei Sin.
ser, iuhet, neil penig befunnt lit,
blirh bieIe @elegenbeit cine @begot-
tin. Die @eibsperion mag bon 8ien
o0er pom 9anoe iepn, @itti6 Deer
le6id, nur ioa tie ni6t bGBli6 ieDa,
meier an luna rod al alt lem, nr0
ion ~penigitens Sic SalbiGepb Ieincs
8ermoaens einbrin9en." VfaH
iiebt, SoB es ouA 5n urierer CROP
batter 3eiten id)on redt prafiiidje
M6nner lin prneto" Che CAB, rnS
6os erpGbnte SeirGtbsgeiu6 lit ba-
Surh nod bemerfensmertb, ouB oa'
rim Ser Same bes Suhenoen genonnt
1T. gs Ica oieier ieItiame Srau9
bomols geeel geipeien fem.
Trauen BON Gifenbdn>
arbeitern in Seuti9lanb baben
Sem Mlinifter Der Dffentliden @rbeiten
eeseniiber ben Wuni9 eedubert. ben
2ohn fir oen 9atten felbft gu erbeben.
Sabei iino Die WGnner CEMENT, Die
Der Sruntiu6t fr0bnen. Ser Winiiter
bat nun bieie 2obnerbebungsfrage
pabrbaft fulpmpnii9 babin entidiez
6en: Die @atten iolen beioe ar Der
s3aDlitele erf9einsn. Der Mann foa
unterfdreiben, bob er oas Gelo erbaIs
ten bat, aber ni9ts befommen, uno Die
Jrau ipl niGts nnteri9reiben, aber
Sds @eIo in Die Salhe iteden.
10 afnete Stubens
ten. Die Jatultdt Der uniperfitdt
SgfprS. Mif.. battle ben 8efebl erlaiz
fen, bab ale i'm 8eiiB Der Stuoenten
befinOli9en Waffen ~abseseben tueroen
miifen. Die Jolse biefes 8efebls
mar, bab man sfpei erobe Waf9tDrbe
bon Repolper unb anbere Waffen Dem
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dblieferte. Wer
benz 8efebl ai4t na4tam, puroe aus>
seftoben.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-04-30
UNWILLING Of THE Monument
Interesting Program of Exercises
Announced

Ceremony Will Take Place Next
Thursday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VIII be Presented TO the City by
Nrc George w. Kiddcr and Accept
Ell by Mayor WaddeIl-Oration Will
be Delivered by DIR. &. Alfonso
Smith.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-04-30
FOOD ECONOMY
HOW to Save Money and get Strong

Nature always economies. There is
no waste in nature except as man
brings it about.
1n keeping up life and energy, Ma
ture requires just so much Of the SIM
pie elements that go tc make up prop
er food-man often causes waste Of
energy by overeating.
A Minnesota man Il down on his
food schedule and was able to get rid
of a lot Of ills and be comfortable.
He writes:
For Is years [ suffered from chron-
&c rheumatism and many other serious
dis, including indigestion, headaches
and sluggishness of mind and body,
which were very trying.
"I was advised by a doctor, who is
an ardent advocate of Grape Nuts,
that my trouble lay in too much food
too much meat-eaten too fast
without proper mastication. He ad-
vised me to try Grape Nuts.
can experiment of only a few days
convinced me that he was right.
4 made the change and have found
VI dlc MUS uOl cu1S dlOdO1 ao q
food, but extremely heIpru1 to perfect
digestion by thorough chewing.
Two eggs and a handful OF Grape
NaaS with a little cream, thoroughly
chewed, for breakfast, now take the
place of fOur eggs, some bacon or
ham and a lot Of pancakes or fried
potatoes.
"With a corresponding change in
IN yother two meals, I find myself for
Ne f-st time in twenty-five years,
entire1y free from rheumatism, indi-
gestion and medical attendance, and
my wife declares that l am more agree
able and intelligent than ever"
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Greek, Mich. Read "The Road to
MELVILLE" in pkgs. There's a Rea-
SON"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-04-30
CHE BODY HAS BEkN Recovered
Thought To- Be That of Either
LinIey or Andrews
Was Found Yesterday ON Beach: at
Hampsteady-The Undertaken and
Friends lave Gone to Scene to
Identify Remains-YOung Men Were
Lost More Than TWO Weeks Ago

A telegram Was received in the city
! yesterday from o. II. Henderson OF
Scots Hill, by Coroner Bell, giving the
information that the body CT a man
had been washed VI on the beach Al
HAMPSTEAD, and 1t udS thought to be
, one OF the missing men from this city
| whose loss at sea by drifting out the
| Middle Sound inlet in a small skiF
about two weeks ago has been pre-
viously reported
The telegram asked what disposition
should be made of the body. Coroner
Bell replied that il was out of MS ter
ritOry and that the corone Of Pender
County should De notified,
Later when friends OF the young men
who we're lost heard OF the finding u
d body which is supposed 70 be the
remains of one Of them, they consulted
with Solicitor RodOlph Duffy, who hap
pened 10 be III the city, anu he save it
as his opinion that they would be safe
in removing tie body. The coroner Of
Fender lives q far distance from Hamp-
| stead and it would probably be two
| Or three days before he could reach he
| spot. and it would seem inhumane to
leave the body lying on the beach so
long. Acting on this advice the Sell
vices of Undertaken ". E. YOpp were
| secured and De sent his assistant, &C
cOmDanied by a friend of the young
men, to Hampstead, where if the body
is n it is supposed to be, it will be
placed in a coffin and brought to Vii
mington.
The drowning occurred on Friday
evening April 18th, off the beach OPP
Dosite Middle Sound. Messrs. ". c..
Linley and Lloyd Andrews, who, with
several friends were spending the day
on the sound, put out in a small skiff
TO hunt marsh hens. They have never
been seen since and it is supposed that
they were caught in the swiftly recceG-
ing tide and carried out through the
inlet to sea and drowned. Fer several
days a patrol was kept up on the beach
IN a search for their bodies but no
sign of them was eve seen. The first
intimation that one Of the bodies had
been recovered came yesterday AS not
ed above. Hampstead beach is about
midway between SCOTS Hill and Top
sail. and is probably as much as 10
miles from the beach opposite where
1t is supposed the men were lost.
Ii the body at Hampstead is that of
Messrs. Linley Or Andrews l. will be
brought to Wilmington by early this
morning and then the friends of the
young men will decide where tic inter
ment will be.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-04-30

The official program for the unVel-
ing OF the Colonial monument TO Cor
nelius Harnett on next Thursday after
noon at 4:3O o'clock at the corner Oh
Fourth Il Market streets has DeeL
announced and it is as follows:
The society will assemble at the w.
L. /. armory at 4p. mat 4:3O.they VII
march 10 the monument near at han1;
then will follow the invocation by ut.
Rev. Robert Strange.
Unwilling the Monument.
Presentation Of the monument to the
city Of Wilmington by Mrs. Geo. w.
Kidder, founder of the North Carolina
society of Colonial Danes OF America,
ana chairman of the Cornelius Harnett
monument committee.
acceptance of the monument by Hon
Alfred NJ. Waddell, mayor Of the city
Of Wilmington.
Presentation of certificate Of transfer
Of the monument on behalf Of the
North Carolina society Of Colonial
Danes of America by Mrs. James
Sprunt. president.
Kipling's RecessiOnal, by the choir.
Presentation of Doctor c. Alphonso
Smith. Of the University Of North
Carolina, the orator on this occasion,
by Eugene S.. Martin, Esq.
Grafton.
Star Spangled Banned, by the school
children.
Benediction.
The unwilling Of the monument
which has been erected at Fourth and
Market streets under the auspices OF
the North Carolina society Of Colonial
Danes is an event that should appeal
~AAl great interest to every patriotic
W1lmingtonian. The exercises will be
held in the open air. at the monument
and q cordial invitation is extended tC
all the citizens to be present. The
school children, several hundred strong
will attend in a body and they viii
lead in the singing Of the patriotic
songs.
The orator of the occasion, DR.. c.
A1phonso Smith, of the University ct
North Carolina, is n Of the. mos
scholarly men i'll the south and as q
public speaker he has few peers any
where. 1t is certain that his Grafton
will be a notable and inspiring one.
The Colonial Danes have been al
work for some time arranging al ap-
.propriate N attractive program and
THAT announced above should appeal
ito every a woman and child in
Wilmington. The hour of the exercises
lis a convenient one and no doubt
thousands of citizens will be present tic
enjoy and profit by them.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-04-30

) Miss Annie Hendren, Rocklyn, Wash, writes:
I 60 fel better than have for Y fo years. / hav AXE several bot-
: ties of Peruna and n bottle of Manaln. 4 can o do all of my work
J in the house, milk he COWS, take care of thu milk, nj SO forth.
I 81 think Peruna is the most wonderful medicine. l believe would be in
J bed to-day if had not written to you or advice. 1 had taken nil kinds Of
( medicine, but none did N any good. Peruna has made me a we'll n happy
! girl. 1 can never say TOO much for Peruna"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-04-30

six pounds. If it had not been for your
great and wonderful medicine l would
now be III mygrave. l would advise al
women sufferers 20 try Ii. would not
be without it for the Anna
Munden, Hollygrove, Ark.
81 was troubled with very serious
pelvic weakness, which exhausted me
so that feared L would lose my mind. l
suffered agony with my back, the pain
extending down my left leg. The pain
was so severe hat l would have well
coined death as n relief. Peruna cured
me of this trcuble,-no wonder l rec
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-04-30
TO GIVE AWAY LITTLE BANKS
New Departure lnaugugatsd By tha
Peoples Savinps Bank
The PIan Explained-It is Easy and
Appeals to the Wagc-carner and all
Who Desire to Save a Little Money.


While, OF course, there Is a person
al consideration, for no great achieve
ment was ever attained without a di-
rect or indirect benefit TO some one,
there is an element Of mutuallty IN
a new departure just lnaugurated by
the Peoples Savings Bank OF this city,
that cOmmcndS itself 20 the highest
consideration OF the community, es-
pecially to those VINO see IN the thrltt
n economy Oh d people thelr con-
tlnued happiness Il prosperity Inls
new departure on the IaFt Of the Peo-
pies Savings Bank makes most sySIe-
matically and certainly for the slim
ulatiOn OF these qualitleS 81 cltlzenshlp
ana II deserves the encouragement OF
the ehtlre community. bTleLiJ the plan
IS as IoIIoWS:
Be8lhhlnS j~O-hloFFo" morning the
feopIe savings BANK. poIh from ITS
main once ana from us oiahch at
NO. 'Of NoFtH foufIL street. VIII De
gin the sldtulIouS d~I91I1pu1Ioh OF very
attractive ana SupSIdhtldl Iull-nckeIed
POCKET devices OF Teceptacles TO every
man. WOMAN anu cHlId ID the city Or
III tHIS IeIrlIoI! "ho dpplleS n ue-
SlIeS HO" Vi at any -uluTe Ldne TO be
gin d Savings account however SINAI
thlS niue deVlce pelhS the
incentive TO 0!SIenlaIIc savings. 1hese
NIUE odnhS' LOT tney may De appro-
pflateIE cdIIed DE no olher name, are
very handsome IN design, Mt Snugly
III the pocket or handbag and make
quite an interesting pocket piece, be-
ing an ever ready receptacle for nick
els, Or dimes that come in change and
mad as we'll be saved as spent for
tribes that neither benefit the spend
er or the person with whom he spends
them. The Onl condition imposed
upon the general distribution OF these
lttlc devices is that the recipient reg
lister his or her name and address
and deposit the small sum OF % cents
as a guarantee OF good falth, SO to
speak, this twenty-five cents going
into the little Dank IT the recipients
own possession until other COINS arc
added from Time to tlme n the &C
cunulauon becomes suflclently large
as 10 make 1t desirable Tor the owner
% axe the oeFlce 10 the BANK nave
II unlocked ana the contents placed
20 the credl OF the owner to begfn
urd"lnS interest at the rate or Tour
per cent. compounded quarterly. The
pan IS easy and appeals especially to
Me- "aSe-earher, the Scnool BOY and
gill the ousy housewife the clerk
jheWspoE or hootolack;
III lact every one "here the income IS
noI III lulnps'
Inc purchase OIL these little banks
~ Seneldl INSTITUTION 10 tne numDe
VI c~onSloeraolv more than q
anu dt d cost lor eacn OF more thar
10 leqolieu aS the lnltlal deposit as
" 6o"lah'ee VI sooo ialtn' was WITT
Ao ieoAieoS ueSlre OIL the oanK man
o5elneht ~ get flo OIL umulat
VI W hastily dispose OF prohts
ouC ecaus theE pelieVe nat 1t
"ouio lesolt III S"elilng us deposits
anu dI tne same Time lnculculate into
tne shlaller investor the haolt OF say
iNS anu laying ny something IOr q
| osAt1 4~ --
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-04-30
Court Officials in the City.

Judge B. F. Long and Solicitor Re-
dolph Duffy passed through the city
yesterday or their way from jackson
vile. where they have been holding
OnsloW court during the past week, to
Clinton, for a term of two weeks court
which begins OF Monday morning.
The two Weeks term of Sampson viii
be for trial Of both civil and criminal
cases.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-04-30
Wads Pe.ru-nn Famous Throughout ue Ia

The MISS and the matron alike praise Peruna- Girls
and women have all discovered the value of Peruna.
The Miss and Mrs. have been i'll, each in her own
peculiar way, and hsvefound relief by taking Peruna'
Fair girls and beautiful women, frail daughters and
ailing mothers everywhere have taken Peruua and
know its value in the relief of ailments peculiar to
their sex From the grandmother to the girl babe the
All this being true and the woman does not hesitate
to tell 1t, her words win the confidence of other women,
and thus the fame of Peruna spreads from household
TO household, until millions of homes acknowledge
Peruna as their favorite and reliable family medicine.
Perunais good for many minor ills. 1t can be relied
upon to mitigate the many disagreeable effects of colds
and Irregularities so common among women. All the
ailments of a catarrhal nature belong within the
scope of Peruna's remedial action.
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Buggies-City Livery Co.
VISITORS FROM THE NORTH.
Mr.. and Mrs. John DaIICtt of New
York Spent n Week in the City.

Very welcome visitors 20 the city
during the past week were MI. and
Mrs. John Dallett, of New York city,
who spent several days here as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Evans
on Orange str9 !. Mr.. and Mrs. Dial,
lett have bee1 - a fishing and hunt
ing trip for several weeks, part OF
their time having been spent in Flori-
Ga and the rest Of their vacation al
the Cartaret Rod and Gun Clubs
house near Beaufort.
The northern visitors spent a week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Evans and they ex-
pressed themselves as delighted with
Wilmington n the delightful near
by resorts. They left last night for
their home in New York.
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Some doubt among the voters as 10
whether or not to establish a Record
ers Court. but no doubt among tn
women as to their preference for a
Gas Range over all others.
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Buggies-City Livery Co.

Sc to $3.50 coat and pants, Blue Serge
Fancy Cashmere and Worsteds, SIS this
week, at Renders.
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White and Burnt Panama Sailors
e1.se this week at Rekaer's.
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ommend il SO highly. 1t will soon DO
two wears since l found relief from the
pain and not n sign OF 1t has returned.
I am glad that there Is n way IN which
l a speak Of this, "a many n sufferer
may read my testimonial, and not only
read, but bclieve."-Mrs. VIM. Hender-
son, Craik, y. w. T, Can.
II feel it my duty to write and tell
you of the good Peruna has done me. L
was subject to female weakness. For
six years I suffered moro or less. We
consulted various doctors, who gave me
relief, but no cure. l have suffered a
great deal, and my husband had very
large bills to pay.
"In my despair / decided TO try
Peruna, and the first bottle taken &C
cording TO yOUZ directions gave mo
relief. l have had no bRCkSet since
then. Since we have used Peruna, n
doctor has seldom been in our house,
Mrs. Martha friedrich, Central Park,
l.. l.. \. y.
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81 suffered with female troubles for
thirteen years, and tried the best doc
tors in Louisville, KY, without relief. l
spent thousands Of dollars at the
Springs. Thedoctors d~esiredthat 1 have
an operation performed to remove my
ovaries, which I would not consent to.
1 saw an advertisement of your Peruna
and bought one bottle, and before l had
taken it all I could get out of bed and
walk about. After taking three bottles
I was as we'll and hearty as ever. I
gained in flesh from one hundred and
eighteen to one hundred and eighty
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Buggise-City Livery Co..

White and Burnt P,,.1aama Sailors,
R1.50 this week at Rehder's.