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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-09
FAILS TO MAKE coon.
Cruiser North Carolina I'm Sore W
SGaaa 4Fd1zatf0n TTiai Fails Is
Mske RsQnlred speed.

hocALaho,' Ne : OSefStcr STA.
The new armored cruiser
North Carolina, built by the
Newport News Snipbaildinp
and Dry Dock Company, or
her screw STANDARDIZATION trial
today, failed to make the re-
cessary numbzr Of revolutions
to Eaintain her contractspeed
Of p knots on any of the IA
runs over the meas ured mile
course, according to unofficial:
information. This vas under
s'ood to be due to a handicap.
No Official report on the speed
was permitted to be given out
AS a result Of tojay's trial
it was found that her propel-
lers must make l19 revolution.
per minute to enable her to- at
tain a speed of p knots. O~-
ing to unsatisfactory communi
cation between the engine and
fire rooms due to a recent or
der of the Navy Department
that the four FIRE roomS b.
tightly sealed, the cruiser was
not pushed to her limit ant
the greatest number Of revolu
tions per minute vas ll7,whic
fell short Of giving the required
speed 1t is eonpidcreti prob
able, no Eever, that on the four
hours run at sea to-morrov
which, after a sloudown for
hours. will be followed by
24-hour run ending at Hamr
ton Roads, the cruiser will bet
; ter her required speed. SelecI
) ed coal was not used. Their
was very little vibration aud n
! accidents.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-09
TAR HEEL HAPPENINGS.
fae Misses RObssOR EotertaiA-
MOVrnAentB Of q Number 81
Pean9e. ...--

FAe Misses ROBesOa Eatersaia-
AUVrAentB Of Nunber 81
Feap9e.
Us rssRondenes OF The Kob4aoAiAu.
Mrs. J. L Wilson spent th~,
l-xs part of the week over IL
Robeson at the home Of M .
w. r. M'White.
Mr.. z V. TolAr and sister,
Miss Alice, spent Saturday
and Sunday at their old heme
aear Bladen. Union county. -
Miss Matte Melvin spent FRI.
day higl,t over across tie riv~F.
She cane back Saturday.
Miss Cora Brad, who Spet \
the holidays With her parents.
Nr. aid Mrs. | e Brady, re.
It .rned to Red Springs las
Thursday to enter school ther.
Miss BurLie Cox, who spen:
*ome days with the family q
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rs,nexnf
rsturned tn her htD~ in R~
Springs Thursday. -
! Misses Nary. Liza and Lar
RrbeSon returned to Rad Spring:
Thursday to take Up their vol
in the Southern PresbSteria.
conservatory OF music, sfte
spending their pleasant holiday
with their parents, Mr.. aHd Mrs
James Rob, soA.
/ Mr.. il NilsoA speAt teda.
lin LAmbertvR on business fo
the firm of Wil&sn & KihlAw, =
Which he is \ Hsm her,
Mr. G. e. Mnnres, whe i
assistant Mail carrier, was IF
the route Saturday ia tia
absence of the regular mailc4r
rier, Ar. z V Tolsr.
Misses Mary, Liza aAd Lsn
RObeson entertained a Bnmbe
t OF their friends last WednesdA
, night. They had lots Of a.,
: music and a few interestin
;, games. All seemed To erj,
themselves immensely.
Mr.. J.. f R,beson, after apen.
Jag the holidays with bis pa
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jane
I Robson, returned Thursday
Davidson College.
Mr.. James c. Rubeson, Il
traveliAg salesman of Samu
> Bear, SrS & Sons, OF Wi
:, minstoH, was in our town la'
II week. We always welcome o1
I lof cur boys back With Us.
II Tar Heel, N c., Jan. 5, 1908.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-09

When the Stomach, Heart, or KidHey
nerves get weak, then these organs al
ways fell. Don't drug the Stomach, nor
stimulate the Heart OF Kidneys. That
simply a makeShift. Get a PrestTfp.
ties known to Iruggists everywhere Ss
DR.. Sleeps Restorative. The Restcra-
tive is prepared expressly for these Nchk
inSideeneIveS. Strengthea these nerves,
build them up with DR.. Shecp's RestoFa.
tfve--tahlets or liquid-and see how
/ quickly help will come. Free sample
test sent on request by Dr.. .ShoOpt Racine
Wis. Your health Is surely woEth thi
SiMple test. All DoA1efs.N
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-09

After being out more than for
ty.eight hours the jury in the
case of Caleb Powers, tried at
Georgetown. XIV, on a charge Of
completely in the murder Of Viii
liam Goebel. on Sunday reported
for The second time that they
were unable t0 agree apon q YER
dict, and were discharged By
Judge Norris.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-09

I trust this may be read by
ma-y sutfeYers frcm kidney and
b!adde trt.ubls" writes Mrs. Joe
King. of Woodland. Tex II suf.
feFred four years ard eouid 6nd
nothing to give sven Temporary
relief. Our druggist is last in,
duced me to tTyyouT 30 days'tfeat
ment of PiHeules for 81. This on.
bottle has cured me aAd none '
could not buy the value il has bs+I
to me. Guaranteed. Sod by :
D. Mc6illan & San
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RE1aiNG-noYD.
A 8eaHItfal HSRe WeAaIna-
Miss LapheItA nesYtA1 0s:
essnss the Bride ol SIC. Gee
A.. Fioya.s .u9fEst.- ...

esMssa the Bride Sl Sze. Gee
A. Fi0y4.s .u3fE..,+....
G R0fteA for Ih> RosessRIas.
With the happiest of sur.
roundlngS, most aa~pKious u5 |
the future, was the beau;isp |
wedding ceremony Perfermcc
the aft, rnoon of the 26tA eI
D. eember at the lAa of NJ
w. G. Herring, when hi,
daughter, Miss Luph-la, -.
United in mai riage to Mr., G~.
N. Fioyi. Of Il ,beson COUNTY.
The parlur was beautiful,
dsc~rated fnF the -oeca%io2, >
gaze fuI arr.h having been
e:ected hsfnre which the Co -:
trAc* ing parties stand duri..-
{ { cerenony. This. ai;ls'l tI
I e room bei.s d. rkeHed and
1 gh'rd ni-k numerous candle,
with ,hrir m>!ln-a r1di-ilc.
mAdc the >vpi,. hr,sutifui il
deed. The ceFem. ny vas per
ferhe,i by Rev J, II Ai1y- =
nan. the brides pastet.
The br daI party entered to
the strains Of Aendelss 'hr s
wedding march artistical>
readered by Mss Govt 4
Sigmon, aided bs Mr.. Car:y'e.
Williams ~ith violin acroszrar +
nsnt,an1 durias the cefeasu..
Cavalier Rusticana uas scftl-
played. The ushers advan. ctt
to tile alter ~ the f-lleHi g
order: Mr. Richard l.. Herring
asd Mr.. Elliot r. Pi5for
Mr.. AIVah Herring and Mr.,
Ro 1t. K. Herring These were
{ 'liowe4 by the groom will
his best mas, Ar. John !. SlaKi
tar Then "a ne the attehda a Is il
the following order: II ~ E Am:
B on>on and. Miss B!a J, t.
L1ca>; Mss Jessie Herring
aid Miss Cora Floyd; Mis-
florence Murphy ami MissA,:'
William. F llowing thes'
Ecame Misses Vira Floyd An,
i P~ttie Herring scattering fioW
: ers in the path Of the bride ant
her dame Of honsF, Miss Mar,
: Elizabeth Me~ks.
!. The bride W IS most becom
/, ingiy gowned in point d'espri
:, net over silk. She wore q Vel
of tulle and carried bOneue
Of carnations. The attendant,
: were very beautifully dresses
I in white silk. The bFiGe'
b travelling gown was q hand
: some suit Of mo'le with hat Ar
e gloves TO match.
I Immediately after the eers
D mony the bridal party left fO
i Orrnm,the hnme of the groom
e where the britie is veil knswf
/ having lived there 4 GEAR.
n The groom is one of Hi'beSon
t most promising young h1is,As'
E men, while the bride is one &
r SAnEsons NEST charming an
accomplished daughter.
p The Wedding present, cor
5 sisting of silver and cut glass
y were numerous sHA handsome
n Mr.. aid Mrs Floyd have bee
II 1T home t+I their m&ny frient
u since Jan. lst,at their FesfdeD'
n at Drum.
Orrun. n c.. Jan. 6. l90a
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-09

A bumb was exploded Sunday
in the basement of the three story
marble building Of the First Ma
ti,aal Bank at Kansas city.
Eight persons we're injured
none seriously. The force OF
the explosion vas terrible and
caused much damage.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-09
a Happy Men

Is Amos F. King, Of Port Byron,
n Y, (e5 years Of Ggs) since .
torS ON his leg. which had troubled
HIM the greater part Of his life,
has bsAn sntirelp healed by Buck
lens Arniea Salve; The woTld'l
great healer otsoreS, Burns, Cute,
Wounds and Piles. Guaranteed by
all Druggists. Price 25e.
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bridges, $12O7; Red Springs
Citizen, advertising tax notice
for sheriff, $40; Scottish Chief,
advertising tax notice for sheriff.
$40; Make L. McRae. repairing
. Campbell bridge, S.. IS; M.G. Nc
KeEzie, moving safe TO Opera
house and annual statement, $45:
Pope Drug Co.. services and sup
plies, A2l.55; E. c. MeNeill, work
and supplies. $24;J.A. Campbell,
repairinggAit and stoek,.aw fence
in st. Pauls, S5; Coroner G. E
Rancke, holding inu aest over
dead body of Charley Watson
s12. SO; jurors in above i4qne>t,
SIP; Dr.. W. e. EsAAz, for pos,
mortem examiaati0n of body o.
Charley Watson, $40 Total $l67
81.
The clark If the b1ard vas order
cd to draw warrants On TreaSur-
er Mckenzie for note for %, 900
dated September II, 1907, and
for rs, 900 dated July II, 1907, il
favor Of First National Bank Of
tfum bertou. these notes being
4ue January I, 1908.
I The land assessors Of BAet
| Swamp township have been HoSi
! fed to appear before the board il
relation to the valuation Of lane
assessed by them on the 2. c. L
I & Int. Co.
The bill of DR.. G. y. Brow
for attending smallpox patient
was referred to D. S. Alderman
The reports Of Treasurer M
G. Mckenzie and Sheriff e. {
McNeill for the month of Decem
Der, 1907, were received and OF
dered filed.
II Was ordered than the Rot
for 81 900 COW held by the FiFt
ENationalBaAk Of Lum bertop, du
January, 1903, be renewed, s9
, coo to be paid in 60 dayi
$4,000 to be paid 80 days, az
that two notes to these amour;
4 be issued.
W. NJ. Bryant was appointed
special surveyor to survey tt
a lands recently entered in Wisl
;. arts township by Council Pi
man, entry NJ. 14l.
Mclean & Mclean, attorney
!. for the Security Trust Compan.
of Spartanburg, SC, the bid
which company for the cou
!, house bonds in the sum (
, $4,000 was accepted by IL
, board, the company later refu
, ing to accept the bonds-ar
Mcdonald Mckay & Co, appea
. ed before the board and deman
+ ed <he return of the $1,000 d
p, posi\4d with the board with Il
p bid fer the bonds, alleging th
o the terms Of the bid were n
n met in that the said bonds we
, not approved by the attornt
~ for the bidders as provided
said bids and as shown in Il
T opinion of the attorney furnisht
- to the board. This demand vi
to refused by the board.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-09
AM&~rable Bay

0as Of the days ws remsMbs1
vita pleasur4. 40 wGlt A. with prof
il to en1 health, is the Que On
which Me beeamO aeqnaisted With
DE- Ki9g New life Pills, the
painsaAa pufi ers that cure head.
ache and biliOnsness, and keep the
bowsis light. 25s. at aH druggtsts
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-09
PROGRESS OF THE SOUTH.
Value OfIts Leading Crops Rapfa
Strides the South Is Making Sci
Forth in The TradesnAn's ne

COKSA Ia XAG 1E30&&MAR'S K&p
view.
ChA~tshnoss. Tenn. Dis,a tch, Jan ..
The Tra,icsfnan Annual con-
.sins among its important fea-
lures an elaborate review of
southern progress duriAg 1897,
in which the follow Ing interest
ing facts are given:
The principal crops we're As
follows:
Hay of Al! kinds, toa> $50.
90.
Wheat, bushels 91.433,000
Corr, bushels o5s.743,n0
Oa =, bushels. ~, ,.33A, 900.
Tobacco, peuud~. 437,l3a,-
900.
Rire, b"akels. p .4l2, 900
| Two notable inrfes ses owe.
the previous year are shswt,
ny these figures, The Southern
hay cr"p b~ina Is per cent.
greater thsA in 1906, aaI the
rice crop increased nearly the
same percentage.
PRoGREss OF AGkicULTckE.
During the last ave gears,
however, agriculture ha4 made
such pregres. i'll she Southern
States, that the corn crop ha,
increased nearly 81 per cent.
! The rice crop IS Eve times grea
cr, white AS already stated. the
fo15er crop has enlarged q
per ccnt. in a single year. Il
1900 the valuS Of products al
vegetable gardens ef ahe South
was Sl3,OWD, ,OuO; ct present III,
snnuAl Weld of orchards anG
vineyards in th.s section i.
over $3O,O00,UO, making tn,
sum total of the annua< fri
aud truck product IF the South
fully $50, ,0U0,0,O.
f. D. ring the last cation yea
we sent out ofthe country ahou
E9,500,00 bales of law cotton
fully two-thirds Of the crop
} but such is the growth of u,
cotton industry in the Unite'
FStates that the South noW COZ
tains 700 mills, operating nearl
10, 600, 600 spindles- and 100
wil1add fully 20more plants. TIL
States Of North ana SoutI
y Carolina have no less than 80
3 plants with 6, 300, 900 spindles
The METAL INDUSTRY.
The metal industry, includ
ing the mining Of ore, shows
netable increase compared wit
: previous years. The total tor
D mage Of if on prod uced by tn
Il Alabama furnaces during 1870
will ggregAte about 1.750,00
% tons, with a v1lue of $4,000
u 900. This is 100000 tons NOR
7 than the record for 1896 an
{ about $50, 600 tons more tha
l. the record for 1905, while th
va.ue has increased within th
,, last twe years nearly 50 Pc
4 cent.
LII Kentucky the total tOr
8 mage of pig iron produced a!
r gregates over 5000 tons,
d gain of fully lOl per cent.
/ two years, while the value {
'. The output of the smelters b;
! actually more than doubled
}" two>years.
r Tennessee also shows r
~ narkable progress, for the t",
" mage of pig iron made in th
i State in 1895 was but $40. 90
:" while for ~ present yea.
H. will be about $50, 900 tons, r
:" presenting a value Of abe
81 ~, 100000.
D. The total investment Of car
T. tai n miscellaneous industri
y" in the Southern States incres
ed no less than so per cent.
a the brief period of five gear
p while the value of the man
0t- factures has increased Is p
Ct cent. and in 1905 exceeded t
'fe total investment in Southern
no dustrial plants by the sum
nearly $500, 100000.
or
,ha A bumb was exploded Sund
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-05-29
CEDAR RAPIDS NOTES.

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
of last week were the days OF tt e
grand SESSION of the 0. E. s. in this
city. A very large delegation WIS
present and splendid time reported.
Tuesday evening was the reception.
Mrs A, G. jackson giving the welcome
address, which was responded to by
Mrs. Alden of Keokuk. Vocal num-
bers were given by the Mesdames
Thomas and Van Camp and Mr.. Tyler.
Wednesday evening u recepti' was
rendered by the Masons, Thursday
evening the convention closed with a
grand entertainment in Mus quaki hall.
Meyers Orchestra furnished the music.
Mrs. Mitchell Of Burlington delegate
to the Grand 0. e. s, remained for q
few days as guest with Mrs. &. W.
Price. leaving Monday for Buxton.
Mrs. Clark and daughter, Miss Cleo,
were guests at the home of Mrs. A 6,
jackson few days after the Grand 0
e. S.
Mrs. Clark ard daughter Miss Cleo
Of Ottumwa were entertained at ten
Friday ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Il. Milligan.
Thursday evening during the absence
Of Mr.. and Mrs Harry Horn some one
visited their home and relieved Mrs,
Horn OF well filled savings bank,
leaving no clue to their identity.
Mrs. Stanley Gambler is in the Rapid:
after q pleasant visit in Kansas City
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-05-29
MOLINE lilly GREETINGS.

The Young Peoples Sunday Lecture
Club held it's last meeting Sunday af.
ternoon, until the first Sunday in Sept.
ember. t.t
Miss Alice May German and Sarah
Davis spent Tuesday afternoon with
N ISIS Clara v. Tarver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. Harding of Rock
Island visited the Moline Sunday
school Sunday. e.-eN
Miss Clara v. Tarver celebrated her
twentieth birthday Friday evening.
She was the recipient of ma ny beau,i-
full presents ut q late hour and an en-
joyable lunch was served. ..s
Wednesday evening theYoung Peo-
pies Lecture Club will give recep-
ton.
Misses Mabel and Clara Tarver and
Daisy Settles were caller in Rock Is
land last Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Jones of Rock
Island were callers in Moline Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Paris Robinson have
moved to Thirtieth avenue Of this city
where they will make their future
home.
Miss Mayots E. Wood is reported
on the sick list this week.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-05-29
C0LoRED VOTERS RALLY
GREAT NETTING NEEsANGEIf FOR
Y. NJ. C. A. MONDAY NIGHT.
Ebert Hall VIII Preside and Progress
sivc Republican Speeches VIII
.l....-- lie Mace. ss5


ARRANGEMENTS arc being completed for
a great meeting unslyr The auspices OF
the colorcd rcpu;ilic;l, voters at the y
NJ, G.. A. auditorium Monday night IN
the interests of the senatorial campaign
Of Albert B. Culn.nins In Des MONIES
ard Polk county.
Joe c. Sheppard will call the meeting
to order and Ebert Hall, one OF the
prominent young colored republicans Or
the city. will preside,
George II. Woodson of Oskaloosa, Il.
n, HYDE, J. &. Rush, Mr.. Mcdowell and
others will speak. Harvey 1ngham,
Charles S. Bradshaw aad Thomas A.,
Cheshire have been invited TO deliver adj
dresses.
Following arc the vice presidents and
ushers selected for the meeting:
Wee prcsacnts--Jo!in Walker. g. r.
Richardson, James NJ; Fluff jeff Logan an
F.oblnscn, Ira Jones. Mr.. Hall Of Kion-
dixie, William HaInmitt, H. II. Hooker,
N. E. Jackson, Dave Bonner. W. Il.
Hunburd, {. +. Topson Douglass N; Mliles'
Henry McCraven. James Hall, Lee Hen
sen, W. E. Howard. c. Henry, Frank
MADDEN. Mm. C3...,0n Charles Floyde,
E. Noel, E. Tracy Bagburn.
Graves, Lucian Brown, Johnny Jackson
Attrus brown, William Shakletord, j..
Emanuel, GUS watkins, Harry Seymour,
Hack, Jim Woods, VI. #. Wilkerson.
John l.. Thompson will speak with
Lieut.. Gov. Warren Garst before the
progressive republicans at Buxton, Mon
day night
A large rally Of progressive republican
voters was held at Ninth and Park streets
last night E. r. Banks pres dsd.
Speeches were made by r. N. Hyde, T.
McCraven aud J. B. Rush and number
OF candidates for county office.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-05-29

Mrs. Eugene Fletcher OF Quincy, Mr..
and Mrs Henry Williams During the
evening piano solos were p'a! ed by
Mr.. Fletcher and Mrs D. Garnet and
a vocal 500 by Mrs j. W, King.
Mr. Ed Skinner and Miss Jennie
Bell spent Sunday in Monmouth.
Mr.. Baxter Harmon has returned
from pleasant visit in Kewanee.
Miss Mamie Anderson spent part
of the week in Monmouth.
Mr. aud Mrs. Booker jackson enter
tanned the members of the Leisure
Hour Club last Thursday.
Mr.. H. Tiltord Cash completed his
course in high school, he was the only
Negro to graduate this year. Mr.
Cash is the youngest son of .ssr and
Mrs Tip Cash, and is one of our ster.
ling young men.
Mrs J. w. King was hostess to the
Autumn Leaf Club Thursday after.
noon. = ~..-
Mr.. Will Jabine of St. David was q
guest Of Mr.. Chas. Anderson this
week.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-05-29
CLINTON HAPPENINGS.

Quarterly meeting was held at
Bethel A. M. e. church Sunday, pre-
siding elder Phillips was present.
Jno. Robinson of Chicago was the
guest of relatives in Clinton last
week.
Miss Anna B. Cooper visited over
Sunday in Des Moines, going from
there to Buxton where she attended
the the Womens State Federation.
A concert will be given Wednesday
evening June 10th, at Bethel A. M, E.
church under the auspices of the stew
ards pleasant time is anticipated
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson of M,nneapo'
lis stopped in Clinton Sunday on theil
way to the Fedora tion of Women!
Clubs in Buxton, "..t.
The Misses Lovclla and Iota Phillips
daughter Of presiding elder Phillips
are the guest of Mrs. Emma Herror
and sister Miss Saylor.
Mrs. NJ O. Culberson left Monday
morning for Buxton accompanied by
Miss Murda Beason delegate to the
Womens Federation.
Il. G. Dozier has been elected stew
srd delegate to the district conference
which convenes at Cedar Rapids il
June.
Beginning June LIST the Y. P, s. G. E
will adjourn their meetings for thu
ensuing three months on account O.
| the warm wea Their.
The conference claims committee
gave a very enjoyable social Wednes
day night.
Mrs. Emmr Heron is home from {
three weeks visit in Chicago.
The time is near at hand for the an
nual visit of the Bystander collector
get ready to meet the local agent al
be will be to see y.u after June 1st.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-05-29
OTTUMWA NEWS.

Mrs. Walter Davis entertained q
number of ladies at her home last
Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs.
Green, of Keokuk, who was visiting
her sister, Mrs. Harris. A dainty lu nch.
con was served and all present had an
enjoyable time.
Mrs. Bradford is very i'll.
Ms. Dixon of Springfield. ILL.,, lef,
for her home Saturday, accompanied
by Mrs Terrell. The two ladies had
the little son aud daughter of Mr..
Olson with them.
Miss Edna Martin entertained at her
home in honor of Messrs. Altho and O.
:. Donnelly of Hampton, Iowa. Dur.
ing the evening Mr.. Arthur Moss oil
Fairfield, rendered q number of tenor
solos, which were very much appreci
ated. .1 s -1 e
The Advocate" Rev. Buffers news
paper, is progressing nicely.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-05-29
MT, PLEASANT NOTES.

Mrs. Gland Patterson of Aurora, III.
arrived IN the city last week for few
days visit with her parents. Rev. and
Mrs. D. w. Brown. Her mother has
been i'll for the past two months is i'm
proving. She returned home Monday
afternoon
On account of the bad weather there
was not a very large attendance at
the bazaar last Thursday evening. 1t
was given by the ladies of the Church
Aid Society of the A. M. E. church.
Mr.. Harry Reed and sister Mrs. Liz
zie Reed Wcks left last Saturday fol
Burlington to spend Sunday with Mrs.
Fay Martin.
Miss Nora NJ. Harris came home
Saturday afternoon from Buxton
where she has been teaching for the
past year.
Mrs, II. l.. Burnett of Fairfield came
down Tuesday afternoon for a few
days visit with Mrs. Melvina Harris.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-05-29
Blliousness and Const ipatl on.

For years I was troubled with bilious.
ness and constipation, which made life
miserable for me, My appetite failed
me. lost my usual force and vitality.
Pepsin preparations and cathartics on.
y made matters worse. / do not know
where / should have been today had I
not tried Cham ber]ain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. The tablets relieve the
i'll feeling at once, strengthen the di-
gestive functions, purify the stomach,
liver and blood, helping the system to
do its work naturally. Mrs. Rosa
Potts, Birmingham. Ala. These are
for sale by all druggists.
For burn or seald apply Chamber.
lain's Salve. It will allay the pain al.
most instantly and quickly heal the in
jured parts For saleby all druggists
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-05-29
Bad Attack Of Dysentery Cured.

san honored citizen of this town was
suffering from severe attack of dy-
sentery. He told friend if he could
obtain q bottle of hamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, he felt
confident Of being cured, he having
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Wolcott, VT. For sale by all druggist
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The Most Common Cause of Sufferin

The Most Common Cause of Suffering
Rheumatism causes more pain and
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while in old people subject to chronic
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ness or changes in the weather, per.
manent cure cannot be expected; the
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affords is alone worth many times its
cost. Is and 50 cents sizes for sale bv
all druggists. r.
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who deserves well
the county
Bnde before been candidate for elective
casting about for
county Mr. Brende and rendered him the
the
efficiently discharged during tn time he in
charge Of the farm and its ward
number believe Lou would make excellent and
head well balanced and
pleasing personality he is rarely qualified for the office which brings into
and extended does none ed higher
making claims for recognition He Of men who viii shed his
who blowing his It only
Brend
candidate
toward
Polk whom he
Madison township He of fine character
exceptona habits integrity cavl