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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-06-01
BuckIen's Arnica saIve wins

Tom Moore, of Rural Route l,
Cochran, Ga, W ties: II had a
bad 80 ccms on the instep of my
foot and could 6rd nothing that
would heal it until I applied Buck
lens Arnica Salve. Less than ha f
of a 20 cent box won the day for
me by affecting a perfect cure. /"
Sold under guarantee at all drug
stores.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-06-01

From the accounts given in
The Messenger and The Sun of
Mr.. Kitchin's recent speeches at
Fairmont and Rowland it appears
that Mr.. Kitchin spent a good
deal of his time in denouncing
Mr.. Craig and others. The Sun
asks its readers to remember
that Mr.. Kitchin is not a martyr
at all, but simply a politician
seeking Office land The Messenger
says that if when you vote you
have the best interests of your
State in your minds eye Locke
Craig will be the next Governor
Mr.. Kitchin's structures of those
who oppose him did not seem t.
win people to him at Fairmon
and Rowland.
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in open opposition to the cleo
ton of Mr.. Simmons to the Sen
ate. That was all right, but
don't you think Mr.. Simmons has
as much right 10 oppose Mr..
Kitchin as Mr.. Kitchin had to
oDDos e Mr.. Simmons?
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-06-01

Pronounced by millions the
greatest strength maker, appetit-
builder and health resto1er Dol.
listers Rocky Mountain Tea will
make you feel that life is worth
living. 3e cents. Tea or IT, blets,
J. d. Mcmillan & Son
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Copied With Thanks.
The Anglo Saxon

Inc Anglo Saxon
The Lumberton Robesonian is
out in a bran new 10 point ging-
ham dress, Merry Widow"head-
gear and is primped up like a
young school girl. VI. Sharpe
is making a good paper out Of
The RObesOnian.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-06-01
Notice to Stockholders.

You are hereby notified that the reg
ular annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Lumberton Cotton Oil & Ginning
Company will be held at the office If
the corporation, West Lumberton, N.
c.. on Wednesday, June 10th, 1908, t
btilg the second Wednesday in said
month. One o'clock, p. m.
w. o. THOMPSON,
6-l-3t Sec. and Treas.
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Sale Of Town Lots for Taxes
and Cost.

On the LIST day of July, 1908, I will
sell at the court house in Lumberton,
=. c., to satisfy town taxes and cost,
for the year ending May 31st, 1908:
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The cloud is very black, It's true,
But just behind it shines the
blue. Mary Frances Butts.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-06-01

In ordering the address of his paper cnah + Sss
s,,Isrriber should give the address 10 ""'' IL ''0
beap ding ard the new address - rr1 poh
With the large circulation that II mss Sn me Rates
viii be furnished promptly to prospective
tiseis. - Col. IN correspondents
and viii xiv ZEN much latitude t as sssnonsibe
pubic pGhc VI any correspondent. We require
tSq 'e sign his name to conn nc nn
attacking else tn or an name Of the wrtr
fishing ah.Jt t9 he published reserve the Git
for coed reasons to give the name when asked iO'
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Entered as secondcass matter at me of
at Lumberton. N c., under the Ae' Vi 0O"N
March 3rd. 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03

ipltr0cl 6crcit@ sic critcn &or6crCi-
tungcn fir Den WoiouSflug 0ctrol.
len. Cine Ginlo0ung 81 Dem gcmcin.
ihuitliden Gon5crt oeS oNrbcitcr-
Wdunerdor3," ySbulio Wdnncr.
dora" mo nWietger d. 0eiang 3 Ser
Gins" lullrOe onqcnommcn un0 3meI
paiiipe NtitglieOer gelangten sur
Nufnabme.
.Nrtou."
Ger o9(rion" iibtG in ieincr geltri-
gen Siugitunoc ileiBig &icoer iiir
oaS 6riibiobrS 3 CONCERT, fir meldes
@rof. Sobn &. 6ront Elm bodintereI
iontc3 Yrogromm mufgeItcut bat.
,Sn ser 8cihGitSIibunq mltr0en Gtns
lnoungcn 81 Dem Gcncinldnttlldcn
Concert Oe3 y9lrbcitcr Ntdmncrdora,"
,G6oliu WGnncrdor9" uu0 oWtcbz
ger . @ciang . &ercin3" ougcnom-
ncn uno 5luei poiiiuc Wtit0Iicoer &c
lunatcn 3ur ghuinobuc. @r, @cor3c
1iuiu0 iii6rtr IN Scr Eotie cin rcdt
Invertebrates Nutcnt elm lucldc@ oert
SGngcrn piel &opf5crbreden modte.
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Mcbr Mrbcttsluic.

@a biugton .. g., 1. gpril.
60 auS Der @aibington Rapp,Daro
lino laltt Srbre 200 Sonomerfer noe.
gen NrbeitsmmngelS, pie es beibt,
Glli orei Mionatc entlolien porben.
Moonote, Sa., I. April.
Nus Oen bieii9en 8erfItdtten Der
o9torilof uno @eitern 8abn" MIR.
Den 800 9lrbeiter e%ntlniien. Die
@erfItdtten beid1itigeu 1tuter nor.
malen 8erbdltniiien gegen 1000
Nann. @leid5eitig wuroe ourh an-
ldlag befannt gegcben, onB Ole Werf-
ItGtten nit Der beid)rdnften arbeits.
trait Die bolle grbeitsfraft oufredt
erbalten peroen, pabreno oieie in
Den leeten orei Wonaten ouf Die
SGlite beidrdnft lporoen ipar.
Neaoing, ga, +. @pril. - @e.
tern Ibeno bei'm SdluB ser Ir.
b~eits5eit Duroen in oen bieiigen
Waggon. uno 2ofomotip. Wertit1tten
Der nGeooing Giienbabn.@ elelli6ait"
600 arbeiter ab9elegt, 10 oaB nit
oen friiberen gntlaiiungen ieet peni.
ger oils 5wei Grittel ser iibliden alr.
6eitSfrdite beidditigt iino. Die NOD.
heltlife Irbeits5eit lit auBeroem
dltf bier arbeitStase Sl adt Strnoen
beidlrGnft. aebnlide einidrdnfun.
gen baben in Den 8erfitdtten Yalo
alto nno Shuplfia Suen ~itattseiun.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
lit com potent.

Hidter McEberion ertl6rt lif Ourd
ciacnc %Gntidei6ung olitorilirt, elm
llrtbeil iber Sen Giienbabnitreit
in Ntiiiouri o~b3uge6en.
&aniaS Gitn 80, I. April.
SIN bieligen 9moe3Qeritt ihrieb lid)
Ri6ter Smith Wtc@berion in eirer
BON linn a6aeqebcnen @nti6eioung
uole SSltriSoiftion be5iiglif ser bel.
Den @eiebe oeS StooteS Wiiiouri iiber
bic Warimol.6 rohtiGse mno Oos
Bcrionen- Sobrgelo Don , Gents pro
Wfcilc 81. melde Die @iienbobnen be.
borpteten uno bic &ertretung OeS
Stuotc9 beItrittcr batte.
SSm porigcn Sabre bate Ole 2egis-
lotur sic bciocu @cicbc o%t1genonlmen,
Oltrdl Deldc Die bcitcben6cn 6ra6t.
idbc nm ehuo % Ero5cnt b~crobgeiebt
mo oo5 Ecrioncn .6ubrgelo ouf 3tpei
Gents pro Weile normirt mlroe. AQe
Soltptbo6neu I'M Stoute WiIlouri
pcrciniGtcn iid borolri 3u einem beim
@unoeSgcrif)t in aonias-Gitp I'M
SUM uorigcn SobrcS eingerei6ten
GinboltSbeiebl, 0urd) ben ben Stants.
beamten perboten meroen Iollte, bel.
Sc @eiebe III &roit 81 ieben, uno es
fam idIieblih 5miideu ben 9obnen
u10 0en @enerolmlpalt Sa0lep BON
WfilIouri 81 elmer Nrt @oifenItil.
itonO, in0cm bie 9obnen iid Der.
pilihteten, 0oS Sobr9clo bon 2 Gents
ioiort ein5lliii6ren. Gurf iein iebi.
ge9 llrtbeil entI6ieo ober ser Hihter,
Ole bis oobin nod in ser Shrpebe &c.
bIiebene 6rage bc5iiglid oes Gin.
boltSbeiebles uuo crfonnte, Der geGen
bie StoutSbeomtcn geri6tete @in'
boltsbeiebl trefie nidt Den Staat
ielbit, uno or iei ourd)nlS beiigt, nuf
Die %GrruGguna ser Sroge ein5u9eben,
oh bei Ger Giniiibrrng oeS hurd
Stoats9eiet ouigeitellten 9abn-1a.
rifs, ser 9obnbetrieb nod eineu op.
gemeiiencn Icinertrog iibrig IaIie.
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GNliffsnnMridlten.

Ncm Dort 1. Npril. Gam.
pier oGotaOnm" lit bon GottcrOnnl
bier ongctommen.
Ylpmouth +. Npril. - Ger
Gompfer ogI0riotic", bon Seem. Dort
nod Gbcrbolrg unO Sout6omptorl
lmterluc0S, trof bier cin uuo iubr
neitcr.
2iperpooL I. Npril. - Tam.
pier oGoronia" lit uod Helu- 2)ort ob-
Acfabrcn.
Ncm 0orf I. Npril.-Sicr an
0cfommcn limo Die Gompier DSceo'
mic" BON Soutbompton; n&uiier @il'
bclm ser @roBe" bon Bremen;
oaroonIono" bon Intmcrpcn.
Son bier obgciobren iinO Die Cont
pier oWioicitic" nod) SoutbumptOn
0Qtoltrctonio" nod 2iperpool.
Soutb III pton, +. Npril. -
Ger Gompicr .&rouprin5eiiin Sect
lie" (pon @rcnen) iubr nuh Neip'
Yorf, piu Gberborrg ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
Gpfcr Der Tlnthcn.

@Iuefielo, @..Sa., T.. slpril.
- 3rei Mdnuer ertranfen beute, oils
sic Sdmebebriidc iiber zen Blue.
Itonc, 5IuB, nnbe Nod, inter ibneu
suiommenbrnd. Die Eootcn iiao:
5. %. 9oung, is, artbrr Cattle, "a,
unb 2. 8. g. S%ounocerS, % Sabre
alt. - Nae 6liiiie in Dem Sbcile
@eit.Sirgilicu's linb geid)poaeu uno
Gle Grtrunfenen beobodtcten nit
finn 9lnoeren Die 5llitben BON Der
Bride aus, ais Oieie Suiomnenbrnh
ltto sic oft 2ellte in ben 8hiB itiir5-
ten. 6iini BON ibneu founten lid
retten. Gic 2eifen iiu0 nod nidt
0eborgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
I'm aQcr Stiac bccroiot.

Iuburn, N..0, I. Ipril. - Gle
2cife ocS bier bingeridteten Wor.
oerS Gbeiter Gillette lit oti Dem 5lpei
Wicilcn bon bier gelcgenen Cole
5rieoboie Der Groe iiber9eben nor,
con. Nur Witglicocr Ser 5amilie
luorcn an @robc 5ugc9en. Srotoenl
mo bentilbt getueien mar, Den Srt
uno Oie 3eit bes 9egrGbniiieS 9ebeint
SIT bolten, bntten lid 5iemlih pieGe
Mcnid)cn oltf oent Srieobofe einge.
iunOen. welfe lid Oos g~egrGbniB
bon einiger @ntiernutg ans anioben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
Nnnuairtcr Guntraft.

&opono, I. glpril. - Ser Stoot.
rntb BON GieniucgoS beit0tigtc cin-
ltimmig Die Dor ciniger 3rit onge.
nommene HciolItion, ourd mcldJc
Der 0ugb z. HciQn iriibcr IN 9tcm'
Dorf. iibcrtrogene Gontroft iiber bic
Iltsiiibrung zines gouGoilfteS 5ltri
&%oltcnpreiic bon $3,500,000 nnnullirt
murbc, Ger Stootrotb bei6lob, Dob
cntueoer 81 ncltcn Sffertcn fir Die
@llsiiibrlng Der glrbcit oufgciorocrt
ncroen, oocr ooB sic StoOt Die Nus.
iiIbrumg ielbit unter @eiitono Der &c.
ncrol.Hcgicrung iibcrnebmen iou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
Tolgte benz 8attcn.

9enper, Col, I. slpriI. @e.
nou INN Die Stunbe, 5i pelder lie er.
fobrcn. boB ibr 8ntte in GlepeIanb,
Ohio, beiGeiett poroen iei, eridoB iid)
geItern III Der biciigcu @obnung if.
res So6nes, @iaiam &. Gnj, sic rs.
iabrige Srou Gli5abetb gn5. 0eben
Scr gntiecltcn lag Die Gepeide, mel.
DIE ibr Den Zoo i1reS @utten semelbet
6atte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
@ermiidDte teIcsrapbiide Sepeidjen.

Sena ISABELLA, Is Sabre alt,
ans 2pnn, Noii., meldIe mif 9eiud
bel ibrem Snfel 6ront ISABELLA an
Ser Sit.46. StrnBe peilte. iprans &c.
tern friib aulGBlih zines BORT aus.
gebrod)enen SelterS aus einem zen.
tier oes picrten StodwerfS uno
muroe a~u9enblidlid getootet. Gas
ourd) cine 2ampen . grploiicn ent.
ltonoene 6euer mlirbe raid geloid)t.
lie Sabrif- anlagen Ser BE
tern Eaper Goods Co." an ser 6.
StraBe in Cincinnati, O., iino ourh
einen Brand seritort woroen, pelder
einen ourh Seriiderung seoedten
Sbaoen BON etlua $175,000 onrjd,
tpfn ss4xsf 49, .lG4.. LHN4a
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s1raftcr". ltntcrindpung III Gbieasu.

Chicago, Sis, I. 9lpriG. = Ger
StoOtrotb bat beiflsiicn, cine Inter.
iltfllng fiber oiellnteridleife i'm @oi.
ier = 2eportement ourf Elm @oi.
ier.Gomite on5uitelen, iuelfem o1es
9cmei8materiol gegen angeiteqte 81
u%nterbrciten lit. Superintendent
MicGourt bonn @aiierbiireat id)Gtt,
onb Die Stoot wdbreno Der letter. IL
Sabre I'M $9,500,00O betroeen NOR.
Den lit, welde fir @aiierlieierung sil
5oblen geneien pdren. Ser genaiie
9etrag miro iid nGditer Gage beinl
abiflub Der llnterilldung ser Bidder
erQebpu.i la flY .f.6yN g4s0 q 4nE 4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03
l,ntcrIudmno ii6cr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

Sauna, NSpo., I. Npril. - NltI
@%lnoronung 0c5 @oltpcrncurS .. y.
9roof5 bat Der Stonts. 9erglucrfS.
Snipeftor 2oun9 cine ltntcrIlld)ung
Der llrlode Der 5luci @rubcn-Grplo-
iioncn bc0onncn, oic iid) onl p%eriloi.
ienen Somitoa Nbcno bier crcignet
mo mo6ei an 60 Wum ibren So0
acfun6en bnbcn. Ser Coroner Bat
oen ESnQucIt ucrihobcn, bis eS iid)
ge5cigt bo6cn miro, Oh Die in Der
3ehe beiinolid)cn 2ciden ognoS5lrt
mcrocn t0nncn. IS mcrocn feline
Nnitrcn0ulgcu gcmoNt lucr0cll, Die
3ede iuicOer 81 er0iincn, bis 6aS
Scucr in ocriclbcn eritidt lit. Woil
bofft, ooS Srrdcn rad Oen 2eihen
am fommcnoeu 9onncritag iortieter
81 f0nnen.
@eltern cntlticg ser 3ehe fem
Holld ilno Die pont 9o6en ser 3edc
emporitromcn0e Suit bate cine ME.
ori9ere 5cmperotur. Die nit Der
9ergung Der 2eihen beouitrogtelI
2ellte pcrOen in orei Sfidten arbeI-
ten, unb man gloitbt, ooB ale Sei6etl
i%nnerbolb elmer ISOLDE ~geborgen Der,
Den fonnen. Mon weiB, boB 10 bis
20 2eidcn nidJt melt bon Der Sber.
fl1dc licnrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03

@u it unqeGont - Ser hi,
neiiide Welan0te iuor g~eIterlt 8aIt
0e9 Nrunoell 3 Clubs, unO babel oer-
goB CT iiM %io,peit, boB er an cine Der
Gonlcn Die Srage i%tellte, Oh ser Club
cine Bar" babe un0 geiItige 8e.
trdnfe %pcrtauie.
Gin erg6bliher 8 ib miro
oui Soften zines befumteu 0eutiden,
ser elm glutomobiI beiiBt, er3Gblt.
9eioater Serr iubr tiir5lih @ru.
Nloom Obit i%po5iercu. % trot i6m
bel elmer @oltcItcIle Elm 9etounter
NIT Ser 9cmcrtimg nobe; Gas muB
obcr ood elm alter RltmpcIfaitcu iein,
sen Sic ga babcn!" ny8ieio Oenu?"
iubr ser 9ciibcr OeS nl0iiE0if"s
@ngcu3 bclcioigt ouf. Sang ciniad
mar sic }ntmort oeS Sholt5; o@eiI
Ger NlOom Cbit o'rin aciobrcu bat. ="
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gllo. ScntidjcS @aiicnbans.

NonotS TcriunmluuGcn Oc5 So
men NGbucrcins" mo YGamen-
Siili9pcrCin&" Settcrer pcron=
Itultct am I. Woi elm GrObecrcns
icit in Dem Nnitolt2Acdu0c.
Ger ,9umcn.NGGpcrcin" Gc@ oNQ-
ocnleincn 9cutiden @oiIcnbauica"
biclt 0citcrn NnfmittoN I'M NnltoItS'
.0ebGuOe ali ser NiSQuitbsS troBc Ietnc
Monota &criommlln0 inter Oenl
8oriiB Der NrGliocntin 6rou So
bunnu @cbr mo Der &rotofoQiilb'
rung ser ScfretGrin 6roll NIinno
&othcr. 6rou 2outie GtnSmore
muroe ais WiitglicO IN Oct &creill
auigcnomncn. Sin @cidcnt BON 81
mllroe Dem &crcin bon 6rmn Zorro
t6cu 9ouingcr iibermittelt. Ter Ero-
iiGcnttu, mCld)e nit Dem Camper
yMbein" nod) 9eItldlnn0 rcilt NM
lid BORT bis 5ltln @Crbit mliboItcn
miro, puroc BON alien Scitcn glild'
lidc Reiic mo frobe @icocrfebr &C.
uiinidt. GSrort Sron5iSfo Sooner, Die
SdoBmeiIterin Oes &CreinS, 1T be-
rcita onl 9icnItoa bon Ntcu Dort aus
nod) Der oltcn Scimotb obgeiobren.
Sic miro in 5ruei Monotcn mieoer
5uriidfebrcn. Sn Der 3rpiIden5elt
mcroen oic iibrigen Gomen eiirigit
&orbereihlngen fir Dos om EiingIt'
nlonta1 inn o9tiper &iem Eorf" Itatt>
finbenoe Woiicnballs. Eicnic t%retlen,
Scr nIolnen1SitliSuerein btelt
cbcniouS 0eitern Nn6nlittn9 I'M Nlt-
ltoltsQebGlloc iciuc WonotsuerIonnt-
lltl0, in pcl6cr Die ErGii0cntin, Sri.
Mtnrt6o @urtbc, oc1 &oriib lln0 Die
ScfrctGrin Sri. &oo Ercirn, 0o3
ErotofoQ iiibrtc, @cidloiicn lpuroe,
am I. nGditcn Monot3 I'M @oiIcn-
bans Gin GrGbecrcnicIt 81 p%erunltol=
ten. Die ARRANGEMENTS DurGcn Dem
iibcr-
nieieH, notiirlid miro ie0cS cin5clne
MitgIico icin MogliditcS tbun, Die
&er%onltoltung rrfOl8rcid) 81 MAIDEN.
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Simmer nod am Sebcn. -
SumcS Wc5oro, melder am Sonntng
icilt &in0 in Ir. 800, SortsNucnlte,
umbrodtc, inocm cr oaS @oS in lei
mem SHlnf5imnicr nn0rchte un0 lid
0lnn ielblt sic aeble burdihnitt, mar
acitern Nben0 I'M .MorpInno Uni
rcriit1tS . @oipitnl" INNER nod am
2c6cn. IS lit olip bic MGllidfcit
~porbon0crL 0ab ocnrn1dit Coroner
Or. Stfo 81. Hcinbarot einelt On
Qlteit iiber Sen Soo oe5 &inoes ob.
boIten fam. s.
Gas gel cnbegGngn tB
BON 0rn. G6arlcS @eatbcrS Bunny,
mcld)cr am Wontng I'M .I|QAcmeinen
Marplono Soipitol" aus Dem Hebell
ifieo, iauo gcitcrn Ha6mittog pom
Sraucrbnuie aus allf Dem nSouoon'
Earf.SrieObofe" itott. Enltor Or.
@iQiam 90. Came BON Ser biid)0flid.
proteitantiideu Weuorial-aird)e belt
zen IraucrgotteSOienit ab, mo ais
@a6rtuttrlger fu1girten Die 9S.
2(Qen 2. @in, Willinm g. Solution,
grtbur ". SAINTS, jun, Galeigb s..
Smith, s.. 5bolnoS 2pons, Mcaee
9arclop, Soiepb 3. Cummings, s.
$. AoamS, 6pl8er Wcain5ie nro
Gomorb q. Gufip.
Sbren @eburtStng ~ieierte
geitern I'M belten @oblergeben 6rou
8eronifo Soilnann, Satin oe5 @rr.
5reo. Sofinant oc5 SefrctdrS Der
@cianqsieftion oeS y@crmania.M 6ns
nerd)ors," in ibre:n trauten Seim,
Rr,504, Toros6remont. 2lpenue. Gem
@e6nrtstaDafinOe gingen 5ablreide
@eidjenfe uno 8rdtulntionen 5lL uno
cine duberit gerniitbIide Seller Der
cinigte oas 0ebrrtstagsfino am
9lbeno nit ieineh 8reunoen. Sr.
&oimam i6enfte ser Satin gele-
gentli6 Oes @eburtStages einen
prGftigcn 9lumenitrauB, ionic eiuen
Giamantring.
300" nieberofen II. = Iod.
Dem Sberit Wlnop Die ibm bonn
9allinipeftor Ereiton porgei6riebe-
nen Si9erbcitsmaBregeln olisgeiiibrt
bat, lit Der 300" bon 9teuem croft.
net por0en iino Dem Yublifum pie.
Der sligdnglidl. Slim gusgdnge limo
inIa eriten, Stofperf anaclegt uno
Mrttnnssleiteril tplitruirt fporocn.,sl'.
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@rnnSitiifs. ltcbcrtrNannacn.

&obn &. WtcSper etc. an SomeS
8. Gonlcp, Sijoicite Der Gbmonoions
Npcnuc, nobe /. StroBe, 10 bel 100
SUB, @runO5inS $64. So.
@irainin q. @oluerS ltno 8emobl
an Hoic Gciier etc, 3 @rlnoitiife;
O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03

q od sur red 3eit
muroe geitcrn gormittog gegen 127
llbr Die G%ntoedltng gemoft, onB aus
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-03


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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-04-30
TO AILING WOMEN
A Little Sound Advice Will Help
Mdny Sufferer in Leon.

No woman can be healthy and we'll
if the kidneys are sick. Poisons that
pass off in the urine when the kidneys
are we'll are retained in the body when
the kidneys are sick. Kidneys and
bladder get int1amed and swollen,
crowding the delicate female organs
nearby and sometimes displacing them.
This is the true cause Of many bearing
down pains, lameness, backache, side
ache, etc. Uric poisoning also causes
headaches, dizzy spells, languor, ner-
vousness and rheumatic pain.
When suffering SO, try Doan's Kid
ney Pills, the remedy that cures sick
kidneys. You will get better as the
kidneys get better, and health will re-
turn when the kidneys are we'll.
Mrs. A. A. Smiley, living on North
Clinton ST., Abba, Ia, says: 81 have
used Doan's Kidney Pills during the
past two years for heavy bearing down
backache, kidney weakness and many
other serious symptoms of kidney com
plant. | found that they were the
correct medicine for my trouble as they
cured me. used them upon the rec
concentration of my father who had
used them with excellent results. He
was given all kinds of relief by their
use after the physicians had pronounced
his case as being Bright's disease. l
gave statement publicly recommend
ing DoaD's Kidney Pills in 1902 and to-
day, April IS, 1907, there is no praise
too high for us to give Them"
For sale by all dealers. Price Scots,
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's- take
no other.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-04-30
Merchants Caught.

Several of our merchants in various
parts of the county were in a nervous
chill the latter part of last week by the
presentation of their several notes by
a smooth tongued individual who had
been sent out to "settle up"
Last summer man representing a
collecting agency from somewhere
came around and pictured to the bust
ness men the beauties of having all their
bad accounts collected and asked to be
permitted the pleasure Of performing
this service. He had them to@esign a
paper just to give them authority" to
do the work and this authority turned
up last week in the form of membership
notes to the amount Of $36 each.
Various settlements were made with
the agent aud some refused to pay all.
1t was freely pronounced ''skin game"
by those who were caught in the net
and it is very likely they will look long
and carefully at the next paper given
them by stranger to sign.-B Bethany
Democrat.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-04-30
Pain Kills
Some People

Pain kills many people from the
simple fact that it wears them out,
robs them of peace of mind by day
and rest by night. All the opiates in
the world will not cure it. The con-
dition calls for nerve tonic that will
give strength and resistive power to
the nervous system and enable it to
throw off the trouble. Mrs. VIM. Spen-
Ger Of los Granger ST., Syracuse, N. Y,
tells you clearly just how she obtained
a positive result in her case. She says:
II was always nervous, but of late
years I could not sleep, was intensely
nervous, ringing sounds in the ears and
sharp noises and pain in my head at
night. My strength was way down.
had attacks Of vertigo when I was so
dizzy I had to catch hold of something
until it passed off. This condition GER
tainly needed attention as it was grow
Ing steadily worse. DR.. A. w. Chase's
Nerve Pills We're recommended to me
and I used them. The results were
splendid-the nerves became quiet-the
noises pain and ringing in the head
together with the dizzy spells disap-
peared completely and I began to sleep
well again. The general strength came
back and as a result I feel we'll every
way again" SOC a box at all dealers or
DR.. A. w. Chase Medicine Co.. Buffalo,
N. Y. None genuine without signature
and portrait of Or. A. w. Chase.