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81 elmer 6omiIicu-9iclmion i'm
lpobrrn Sinmc Oc3 y@ortca Qeitolt2tc
iiN Oa9 60. S9ic2cuicit Don 6rau Mio.
IN &ind, @ottin bon Nrr. 6reb. IS.
2ind, ocs befomrtcn Gllhidrber&,
ipeIde lit oru trolltcn Ncin Oc3
2ind'id)cn GbepnureS, Nr. t01, 9}oro.
@opitrobc, itottiunb. Sic iGnmtIi.
hen SomilienongeD0ri1en botten lid
elngeirnOeL nm Der cui0 iungen
Mnna 2irf lire @rotulotionen oar.
5llbringerl. Sr. &ind uro Die ainoer
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: assIta. I xds!ta. auseenourmes eonntass

tgpreb5n9e .Seet Sfuuof nuf BITE Sthube" boa
Der garroensStatton naG Uafttustsa an
lBo6eiitaecn 200 Gornt. bis 500 MbeubB.
Sripere Abiebrt bon her DIT, RobaI,StattoR
tirette sicrbiuoung tn Der neueH llntss.
Station Su NaTbinetuu uit aaes iabltd setes.
ben 9tuten.
ssaiIinstoa, oerIaNen mt. HopaIsstaton:
'6.05, 1915, f7.10, *7.45, 1875, 1850, 1000,
t11.bS,. sl1.55 gorn,, s12. 16, t12.6S, +1.66.
.2.4s, 1880, Ale t4.55; TOPS aaSm 1900,
t tsI16;s ,s'9 son HS,Il'tsS3 ion r,o = IA II Il ~ as sa g
100, +7.2O, $500, 1920, *9. co., 1000, ti1.O0
Born, 1890, tl2.o2, 1925, t1.OO. S1.o6,
t2.00, 800. 1895, 1900, 1850, 1890, 1905
3a1nl., t6.90, tG.t8, s6.20, 200, $500, ss.16
(2intiiebl. $1,000, 1905. *11.05. s11.32 GbbS.
Sreserid, @GntbensStdticn. f7.36 unS so.16
BorM., f1.25, 1850 unb 1920 Siam.
tagersturpI, ut. SppalsGtattou, t7.45 SorK.
1850 gtadbil. Gninoen.S tatior, f7.36, ts.oe
8orut., 1850, +4.00 yiutut.
sfpnul Siue 2iae
1aM Shtiaoe!pbtu uub Nstu.DpyI
8ener Serititiis' an bet Ereiun63paYBtHftn
Strabe, geiu'port, beeuer1 mad SoteIS uxk
3senter1.
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WrnnoitiifS ltcbcrtrnannacn.

). Milton 6inf an 8corQe 8. Wtiu$,
M5itiCitc ser Soll0on=Nuc, uabc DER
olten Trcorrid -9}ooO, fl bel 50, 8rb5.
%56, $40.
&obn M. Shoifcr& on Scnrp u,
Shoifcr&, Gillette Der Hoic, uohe ser
Mice }nloitrnB&, 122 bel G2G, @roi:
%2S, s.,
MorQorct &lntt mo @uttc ul Sc.
icpb ShuiBGr, Ncftc, Eitel mo ST.
tcrciitn, S3GS.75.
&ofob SNoitcr an ojciclb2n Ned
tr, ,litcl ma &ptcrQi&a, 50. ,-
Charles 7. @rolt orl George u,
SpItcr, NSeiticite ser @omoro.. uobc
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, - bel 100, @rO}
500, $1,000.
@}arp Scar an Seize Seen II. Strait
, Cots, 50,
George @nicr uup Irou an Seiie
Seen mo 6roll, 9}orOieitc DER l&eit
Int y .~1lI1II nIf
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oI'ut' H"o' W. Snooitl',le oe' ~"
30 Ia oo nup. p.I'ng'oo''''"o''
~ ' i'U' W'oo. Pi'' Po'
=, $500 ~u'| NV c.o" ~" w.
W" "'o Snu"' >eeI'le''' W. guy
""p, CONGRATULATIONS l. oe' '-'
eIno' P--' 90
Nu'''e'e y. >SpIie III, egurl'S ~.
Nntln "ot'lt'le OCT Hte'lon', nope
~; *oi'l'IroB', Is oe' ~ Soo'.'o.
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&olia :. Wiitdell an >Sobu &. ToQ,
SiioIcite Der 6eberulitrobc, no6e Der
Ntiue @nnf Cane, IS bel 70 SUB, @r5.
SIS, s..
hilbert &erl an Gbo%. e. {. aolb
mo @nttilL @eitieite Ser Nolono,
9Ipenuc, uabc Mcrrpmon'@ Game, -
bel - SUB s..
Souta @cnel0 ltlto 1Srou an @nl.
&ut6er, @citieite ser Montforb Slpc.,
Hobc M'onmtchtitroBt, t3 bel S3SuB,
SSt6.G6. 1'' Az
6reo, &. Sci0he an SO. @c2miqb-
lin, , Cots s..
2lnton :. E9aBcrtlon &oatoop $.
@op6on 9iorOItfte Der SefftripuItro-
&c, nohe etunietOittaBc ~ Sci 74.5
Sub @rulsshlSisE2, So. ihsI.a ,.
GroHt &GGonH6ttu- eli 4tditcis 6.
@loir, SitS,peIh- etite'scr @rcempil-
lomitroFe j %bt So. @la
SDoio Is 2@cbb on 9e1trn &ron% II.
GrnL cine Not s.. al 3
or '( $3.50 r,.'>'t w., n 49, ,,"'',,t H.,
9ii0qcIhitpoBe %0jrlthoiinS $40, So.
Charles $. lIc9td6b an Gltmto 6.
WIZ t' a. T-'o4o
''"' "o|| =, Gg,Sls W. @'pu -.
@u"p NV" ",V oG Syy',,I,'' u, "'4 to
G G' ~ o. w. ,. Stn 9''"' 100
rr,,,e ""o, ,., r,,,t,s "
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tI,3u GnlHHCt w o0'" wv
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%cijbtitel.
8iQiom :. Vfciffer ullo Satin
an Sorrp q. M}cWeod ms. Satin,
> @rnnoitiidc, I. StroBe. So.
.Opcrlco @ano Gontponp" an
Sobn GBc@no, i @rllnoitiide sl Spcr,
lea, $3.50.
y1be e6csmoIoc oono Company"
an Sronf &. 9uQof ltib @ottin, I
@runoitiid, 800.
u5be Smncra' Stealth Company Of
Baltimore Gitn" NJ Sorrn Wf 90.
0enn1oDcr. / @rltnoitiid, @ooolanoz
9lpenut, $3.50.
n@cit 6orcit lorf Gompoi1p" an
Soblt $. <0ui0. 1 @%rruoitiid an
Maine Nucrnlc, $1,000.
nS6c Weacuicm 2onb Gomponp"
an @iaion M. git, 2,,@ritnoitiifc IL,
@eQcpiclp, $500. '-'''E ="
@idiom :. W}orfs urltS @ottin an
@iGiofn 8. Snritb tits Satin, /
@runoitiif an MobIc.s (pen1i,, So.
AAH NFHN HE fE 49,
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Nns oem Snueren Narnlano'e nno
ben nngrcnscnben Staaten.
&aus nnb Snpcntar burd

Sans nnb Snpentar burd)
6euer5erlto rt.
Vpn 6eiier pouit1noie 5eritort
tpurbe Sos erpBe Serrenbaus nebit
f6ulmtlidem WobiIiar nuf Ser 6orm
bon Nnn, 5. Mc&innep, in 9roofs.
fibe, elm ultb cine babe Weile iiioIidy
bot, 9runspid,. Nss., niii ser &irgi.
1tier Seite bes Eotomor Sos God)
fling Geller 6ilrd Die ans BENG dorm,
fteine fIieaenoen Sllufen, uno bic
GIotliien tpiitben tidt cher benierft,
Bis es 81 fp9t ipar. .ettpas 5,i retten.
ST. Wrsinneb log fratf, I'M Bette,
bod eeIdngse s ibrl, $4W IN g~aaraeIo
81 retten. Der DerInit betrdgt S.,
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Gage Der |%ultsifulen,

Sbbcrc anabcui0uIc-gIoro aQoipGrh., raDe Der
Centre StrdBc.
Gol0iennifmn -Gcurt,nnb,. i,ube Surnlpaa.Str,
2SeitliDc btbcrc 5bhterfnule - MttGulIobs Stry
rdbe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sritlihe b6here Stdtcrinulc-?trrtb apeilne mo
SruaoiUun.
9icgerzSodiduIe-So pbiits StruGe ma TennfDis
pdrius9tbeWe
2cbrcrs GemIuor-tu S4uIe Dir. 40 Barrssioenue
mo @ptfmuItzS iraBe.
Scbrer= cent mar fir gIeger--tl SGu!e VI. 100,
q Saratoga uuo 9ioulti. Sirube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-07
600; Snll5 nno Snuentor iinO mrr
iiir $1,000 pcriifert.
Grit $4,000
bt $4,000.

Grbt $4,000.
Spbn aicffer, Gin alter 2ano6rief
TRIGGER bon @aibingtonsGomtp lit
Grbe BON $4,000 Qcuoroel1, Die eiu
Yernunotcr III Suinois ibm bilter.
loiien bat. @r lit nobcju 100 Sabre
olt.
@oIlen itr met
ben.
Sic gttiondra Der ,@cdpcr Greet x
Soutb Worntoin Srrnpife So" polt
@albin9ton-Guuntp bnbcn 0icStaota.
Sonoitroben-Gommiilipn ibrc 500 Mt.
ten 5u $3 pro Stiid piierirt.
Cine Sabre ii Der Sen Gus
queb
Mit einem aapitnl bon $1,000 lit
Die .SltSquebanra Srrrn 90" in
Clifton, Wo., tncorporirt mprOcn. Bic
iclbc ipiQ 5tuiidcn SABRE &c @rocc Il.
EcrrppiIle cine SGbrc betrcibclt. 9lb.
ner 81. 9%ltrrolps lit Ser VrGiiocnt.
nj i Fer1unen pom 3ng &c
to0tct.
Sn Der AGbe pom @rceu SpriuQ,
@,.Su., ungei1br II WieiIcu pon
Cumberland, MO., murocn 5>pci III.
b%efanntc M0rncr olti Gem ,@alti
more & Sbios"8clciit furi hintcr Cit
amber geto0tct. Sn Ger Euid)e oc3
einen ManneS luurOc Gin Bud 0cirll.
Den, meldes Den 9tomrn Nrnrn Ben
ganlan trug. Ger @ct0btcte bate 10.
tbes Saar mo pog u19ci0br 100
Ffilno. Ser anocre Mann ihcint Gin
Stalicncr 5lt iein. @ei Inn mlroc Elm
3ettel 9efunoen, mcldcr Die Nufid)riIt
PIP W.-Gnmbenitrn6c, 1lohc ocr,
Baltimore & Sbio.@obnbof" tril0.
Stellen Rid Union Ir-
better in.
Gie .@roiton Scnitcr0la3 Gon1poN.
ME" IN Grafton ". 80, ipcld)e ibrc
6obrit III Tol0e cinr3 oll@0cbrodje
men Strifes Id)licbcn mubtr, 6tabiid.
tigt, Die 9lrbeiten NIT Niht ltniort.
Witglieoern ipicber SIT beginner. In.
9ef1br 90 Mrbcitcr limo aus SiItcr3-
bile cillgetroffcn.
u II $ ItcIlnng in Trnitbur0.
Sn 6roltbltr0, tahc Cumberland,
Mo, fnnb in Der lester ISOLDE 0ie
jobrlide IusltclllmQ ser .gSeltern
Marplonb 8eiliigcI-@ cienihoft" ltatt.
Nle gitslteaung lunr icbr gut bclltd)t,
mo picIc Ereiie, buruntcr $50 fir
eincn @linb, meld)c 6rol Gcllu fiir
einert prodtpoacn Setter" erbielt,
tolnen sur Gert1eillnng.
Ir5t DINER u|erlcBt.
Gr. Sront ScbgcS. cill 9(r;t ans
6reocrif, Nfb., murbc ON fSreito1
slbcnb in Scr N0bc oc3 Gotoctin Ger.
0r3 in 6olae ocS S6elhperocnS lei
nc% Eicroe@ idrucr orrIebt. Atcbcn
NontoRid)iiriingci, erIitt cr cincn
%ridl oe8 SdlliiiicIbCirS. Gr bQtte
III @rooood cilcn Eoticntclt 6eilldt
NM lpur I'M Seoriff, III bcn Moocn
ill 'tel9cn, ais oa$ Efcr0 Id)ei,tc nltb
Den Nrjt. lueldjer lid an @og2n ieits
belt, mitid)leifte.
3u9cplliiiou in @aQcrS.
tomu
Ter GrprcBF oit5ua ser ngscitern
Morplonecr @obn," lpcltcr 9olti.
more ge'tern nm / libr Morgei,s Der.
lleb. eoIlioirte III 6olee @ntglciien8
bei'm &erlaiien poI Saserstolun i'll
notwithstanding aai bent @abn-
Rpfe nit ether 2~ofonlotipe .uso be,
fdaoiafs bieie idper. Bel ser Coli.
fon ipiirbe DEM SeiSer 5 6. 9res.
grape ser Sun 5erouctidt. Gie Gols
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Baltimore Dam, Enfet-G umpaanie.

tHne NM 5noef- ifft9e SaiSstnte.)
Vie Wereinipte StGuieus1oft bef1roernb.
Tau,pfcr pgirninin" (reu). rsiinbama,"
p@srrsia,". ySenneIee".
9Gmpfer tnhren tiglid, Gorntnas ausge.
%tonrInen bon ben p@ais9thie" sBiers. 4r. 10
Is, eiget' strahc. $50 Ibenhs. oirefi nod OH
,s;,,I,..S go1Ii2rt MSrISIf' FSTtsnleli9 nrS aIIsr
Roiif Comfort init Der &c. & .. GiIenbnbn".
9nb Hibmono, &cr6in6uug III Gortsmoi,tb nit
BENT rSeabonro Mtr Zine" ioIiben 8uee rad
Fortsntoutb uro %SltInutn. IN 9orfcIf g,crbin.
hstita NIT Der ggtlGnttc Coat Cine" MorioIi
itt0 tueftlih mo nSIO Soutiuipn Cine" nod
Netpbern. s8afbinBior, T..G., 8i6rpnb, go,
iinh. gtepsYori.
NeubI3eiten mad erropdifhem Blame. 2urn.
rtofe .4niiiteIt5tr1rner, eleftrifde 8eIeudtine,
9anpfbetiunH. aoirn fret. Referbirte Ratiiteri,
3tm'ner- in Den @ilets9iirrdur Der oSa6 Cine
Pr. ,t07. CftsNnltimoves Strobe; 9tr. 5O6--6OS,
Q~iabteStrnbc; e. ". g. Office. Giboft.Gde Der
baltimore: uno GulnertsStrabe: Continental
3rult, Vlltloina" nth Ilbaueb's, Rr. 109, 9tprb.
GbarleSsStrlBe.
2 3ubn ". Sberpppo, e.. Vrp,pu.
NicesRrdf. u-Get. sWiardeer. Gen. spaff. sgiaent.
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Tegerihmleu.
Writern MarnlanS Giienbahn.

reetnnrnS ~. eept. bsrIdbt Siuen.etaitcn.
tlt .vs-rft SagIidI. rts
40 W,orgers = GditeitprTt,- Sagerstofpn. 81.
&, 3D., Sp., Besnesbergt 9bnnbersburg uno
aiiseenonlnter GoIlriaa, Satlcod uno eur'ber'
AS imaen. aiiommosat!on MAO linton.
'4l5 Naan1; ssusqsgSsIst; SaasiIimis.
%eeronlnlen .Gnnrtaa, Sreoerid pn6 GrluittSs
burg lyHdriur.gRngGoTs). =" 2 ''s
Sdglif, iaisaehertnitn @nrmtaa.
100 Wloteens-Dort .. nlo .. Dip, unb Cot
7.5o Ispraens+afrom. mao 7burmpn.. f~
1887 -Wprgers-ySeffern rGrpreb, Neftfnfrffer,s
grueebiue (Sreberidl. Gi,mifsbure, Iburs
mont, Sab nesbpro, eb1mberaburg, Saaerss
toiprt, Sancod, Cumberland. gIfiiiS .(amffet.
ESQ Ea9m.-9alOiIiIie. 6itIi9 bon Graort.
grooe, ferner .9ori, Sanoser. GETTYSBURG ufo
u. uno s. Sin.
$50 Nabm.-Miforn. mad, Snnoper. a.
6.15 AbenoS-sIffom. nan llninns9ri6ee.
N9ur cartfaaS..
i1.sO sbenes- aiionr. mao it%niOn'rrtess.
Wur Spnrtngf.
9.45 sbenbs-Iffom. udit tln~ipnsgrttue nm
sSaIf nidt an gsnnfpIbanta.sp .sfaticn.
sicss9rdi. u. Gen. .1auaa.r.. Sen.S..aai.
Cine perfeffe &Ghiil, -.
.Sunaer' Ghenah}f:ss V}nftsiifrieSshl: !,
rGdg leiirn ftnrsdf Mir beltts pieoar
CUR motif. Ufdn trpetaenol: 80
i'd bob's bod oreinnal bon Meueit se:
fodt,."
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brudtcu Nlumtcu lu1O oltOcrc hiibid)C
0r'd)tntr 0or, un0 obldOn Oo9 GrCl1'
niB mly iu 8reiic Ser Snnjilienmit.
0Licocr Gciciert mllrOc, troten bod
nt6 BON nltBen 3ablreid)e @ratuIot,
tionCH uto @cidenfc Gin. tSrou Morp
Sind, mcldc ~langidhriQc ErGiibcntin
Nca o@crmoniu Truuen 3 &ergnit
QunQ@-Ncrcin5" mur, crbIidtc Dor go
&ohren IN Baltimore ooa Sidt Der
Welt. Sic lit cine Ge6oreuc @ein
rcidl, Wuo in 1871 rcid)tes tic &rn.
Nreo. IS. 2ind Die @orO sum GGc
bun0c. Naitor Mortin arott poaioJ
i0Qicrc cutt0nten ohne Gcrlebungen.
Cas- @Cltiic mar fiir mcbrcrc Stun
Ben uCipcrrt.
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NofapSbIdLlunggpnS md NefpsEorl {tnb Be,
retf ann @eoraih in Der eanlben. Lnb Nt
&opnlsSfatiou I'M 1000 Ibenoe. u. :.
lpr,2Ragaors. Spclfernten etc. pe1Sen f6neu
beforet per seieSDun in alen .oIaenben Gtlkts
9firemII: @b6:!es, uro 9nItintore.S trabe, q.
G.f. s~spbGtStoiinn 6 4 z mr. Nernnr afos:
Standardization SnformationssBlreou, q. & O.,
Ct. BauI SAG. poer W2b., 9purtIanb 2726, mi
SIR. 52S Giosgrcaopup,
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Ierdants e Iiners transport. s..

Tampfer,2tnie.
Gra6t u1o Eafidgiere.
~gta6 Bolton ulo Dem Often.
Gonttaes Sielita9 ltb Sreitaa, 8 ubr ItenoS.
Na6 Tropioen'e uHb benz Often.
Sonltng. Wlitiunh NM Sreitng, 8 ubr NbtnbS.
= gtnth Heipportsg{ens.
Gdalt3, ausgeuummcn Diontag unb Sdrtftda,
o tbr Iheu0s.
' Srldt nn4eronmen tipItd) biz 8 tlbr Na&r1.
fir %oenfelher Taa fabrenbe Sanpier.
Vnth SGbnllnab mo Dem Siiher.
SteHftag, Eonnerftdg uno Gamfiag,
@ l1hr 9(benbs.
7. U. MeTcin, gIgent. Gier 8, Sns e..@cn.Sff.
Snltni:&ilreaii: @ernal!s mo 2isbtsStr.
tl13,G&S-@) rr'r are~ 49, 1871 1s 80
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Die Srppalqg. Ger 0llbcrit 0IiidIiden
Gre clitiproiien iicben Sinner. mcldlc
ale an @eben iin0, nGmlih 6rol
6rancisco Gurpiu, 6rou GunIo llm.
bodt @r. 6rco. 9. &ind, iun,, 6rol
Bertha @ipfjns, @r, 0uitap &ind,
6rou Carrie AR. aoufnonn II. 6rop
Mice Sgipct. Erot iIrcr 60 Sab
re lit Gyou 2inf cine nod 10 iltgcno-
iihc GridriuW9 bob, mie ans OcuI
o6i8cn 9ilOc eriid)tIid) it, man in iby
ld)mcr bic Mtlttter elmer 10 groBen 2r,
modicnen &in0crihuor permlttDeH
0iirftc.
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Cabs

WaarglanS G. BennfDlbania 0atn
1.s5 9orni, nat1 BORT. anss. son1tuaS.
e05 Sorru., mon SeIta, nur SpnntaeS,
$50 Ncrnt, mad. BeIair, auae. GoniitueD.
1s30 siecbfl., Rud> aeeldir, uur Sauft0aS,
e5.25 a9dtn1., nG6 Vcrf, eusg. Gonnt90|,
o. Na9ni., moo Selta, ,ur GonntoA4.
sos Matrt., nah 9eIatr. nuS0. Countess.
500 YheHbS. rod Eeltu, oiiei. GouHtso1.
!t00 Mbenbf, nn6 Ee[tn, NIT Ecnntaof.
1850 ds.ros. nna SsIsir, cnfG OonSteeA.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-10-28
Administrators Notice.

The undersigned, having, on the 18th
day of October, 1909, qualified as ad-
of the estate Of Catherine
Ann Truelove, deceased, hereby notifies
all persons having claims against said
decedent, to exhibit to and file with
him, the said administrator, the said
claims, on or before the goth day of
October, 1910, or this notice will be
plead in bar of any recovery theron.
All persons indebted to the said es-
tate will please settle with the under
signed Immediately.
H. E. Truelove.
Administrator Of the estate of Cath
crime Ann Truelove, deceased.
lO-21-6thurs.
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TAFT DAY IN WILMINGTON
Magnificent Parade, Numerous
Bands, Inspiring Military Pa
geant- Route of Parade.

Wilmington, NC, Oct. 26-One
thousand men, representing the |
United States and State military
establishments, will participate in
the magnificent Taft Day parade
when President Taft makes his
memorable visit to Wilmington
Tuesday, November ninth.
There also will be numerous
bands. including the following
crack musical organizations:
United States Coast Artillery
Band, thirty pieces, from FortCas-
well; First South Carolina Regi-
ment Band, twenty-five pieces,
from Spartanburg. S. C; Third
NorthCarolina Band, twenty-five
pieces, from Raleigh, N. C;theDel-
gado Band, ofWilmington, sixteen
pieces, and others.
The inspiring military pageant
with its pomp, it's bands, its drum
corps, and its colors flying, the en-
semble of 1000 school children
dressed in red, white and blue
| toform ahumanUnitedStates flag,
the spectacular marine parade, ar
exhibition drill by United States
troops, profuse decorations, mag.
nificent Examinations, and Other
features will indeed make the
Taft visit a red letter day fol
. North Carolina. Wilmington will
be the beauty spot of North Car
, olina-the municipal gem of Dix
, ie-the thrilling sphere of enjoy
! ment-the Mecca of counties
throngs.
The military and musical fea
=. lures, in charge of Col. J. Van. E
!. Nets, as chairman of the Parad
$ and Escort Committee, are bein
o arranged on scale that Wi
: prove source of great attractlo
!. toWilmington's thousands of Wis
- itors. Already he has receive
/; definite acceptances from tWent
e or more military companies, an
Y others on the eve of making L
% their decision to come and tax
y a part in the parade. The follow
\, ing military organizations hay
~ been booked and will be here:
" | United States Coast Artille
a. Corps, from Fort CasWell, thr
Ia hundred men, under command
a. Captain Hancock, y. S. A.
Twenty companies NorthCal
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lima National Guard representing
the First, Second and Third Reg
iments, Naval Reserves, Marines,
etc. AS follows: Company F, Fay
etteville, Captain E. R. McKeth-
an; Company E, Geldsboro, Cap
tain J. W. Bizzell; Company B,
Kinston, Captain A. L. Hill;Com-
pany H, Clinton. N. c., Captain
Faircloth; Company L, Lumber
Bridge, Captain J, w. Malloy;
Company C, Rocky Mount, Cap
tain J. S. Lewis; company A, Tar
boro, Captain Paul Jones; CON-
pany B, Raleigh, Captain W. F.
Moody; Company L, Concord,
Captain Louis A. Brown; Com
pany F, Franklinton, Captain l
H. Kearney; First Company
North Carolina Coast Artillery,
Newbern, Captain J. H. We'd
dell; Second Company NorthCar-
Dina Coast Artillery. from Will
mington, Captain E. A. Nets;
Newbern Division, North Carroll
ma Naval Reserves, Lieutenant c.
J. McSorley; Wilmington Division
North Carolina Naval Reserves,
Lieutenant Culbreth Martin
Wilmington Boys Brigade, Cap
W. Dosher;Donaldson Militar,
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II people were born right and after
wards lived right, there would De no
use for medicine. Every doctor knows
this. So do other well-informed people,
One thing more. When a person lives
wrongly, or acquires bodily weakness by
heredity, medicine can do only very
little. Medicine cannot cure him. only
charlatans claim that medicines WILL
cure disease. Medicines may palliate
symptoms. Medicines may urge the
powers Of Nature to resist disease. Med
!cines sometimes arouse the efforts or the
human body to right itself against oe-
rsngements. This is the most that med
tcine can do.
A man accidentally puts his finger ii
the fire. Instinctively he vets bis
Anger In his mouth, then blows on 1t
TOR the cooling effect. This Is no cure.
He knows /. very we'll. But 1t makes 1t
feel better for the time being.
People eat unwisely. This produces
dyspepsia or indigestion. The only
rational cure is to eat correctly. Yet il
y palliative Is at hand the pains Of indi-
xestiou can be mitigated, the throes OK
dyspepsia assaaged. The medicine cam
not be said to have cured. 1t simply
oalliates disagree&ble symptoms. The
sure must come throaeh Fight living.
Take Peruna, for inSsssee. No one
claims Peruna is q cure fof dyspepsia
But Peruna will stimulate the stofnach
to perform its function properly Peru
~ will increase tho flow OF d1gesfi7e
fluids. without which digestion cauhot
be carried on at all. It will increase 1he
Salish Of food, the appetite.
| It is admitted that all this can DC
accomplished by right living, but there
| are SO many people who either Will no.
or do not know how to eat correctly INA
q tremendous amount OF good can o'
done by the wise use of Peruna.
| A stomach that has been frequently
abused performs the function OF dlses
HON very tazily. Such q stomach allow
the food to remain undigested Tor soI1
time after it is swallowed. This lead
tn fermentation Of the food. Sour sto1n
ach is the result. This goes on Wee
after week, Hntil the blood is polsos1e
with the products of fermentation. I'M
condition is very apt to produce fheon
atism.
It's not claimed that Peruna will cur
~benmatism. Nothing will cure rheun
atism but correct living. But 1t
claimed that Peruna will assist badl
abused stomach to perform Its Work.
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administrators Notice.

Having qualified as administrator of
the estate of Julian A. Pope, deceased,
late OF Robson County, North Caro-
lima, this is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said de-
ceased to exhibit them to the under
signed at Lumberton, N. c. on or be-
fore the 18th day of Oct. 1910, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to sale
ESTATE will please make immediate
payment.
This, the 14th day of October, 1909.
l. L. Pope, Administrator,
E. J. Britt, Attorney.
10-14-6thurs.
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Are Drugs Necessary?
Do Drugs Cure Disease?
Can Nature be Assisted?

II person would correct his habits,
persist in right eating and temperate
ways, undoubtedly the stomach would
right itself, the blood would rid itself OF
the poison, and everything would be !
right. But as said before there are q |
multitude of people who will not or can
not adopt right methods of living. To
such people Peruna Is a boon. A dose
before meals will assist the stomach to
do its work. This prevents fermenta-
ton of the food, brings about normal
digestion, and all the train OF Ills that
follow indigestion disappear.
In other words, Peruna Is helpful to
those who live badly, or those who
have acquired some chronic weakness.
Peruna does not cure, but 1t assists the
powers Of Nature TO bring about cure.
The whip does not increase the power
Of the horse to pull load, but judi
ciously used 10 stimulates the horse to
use his powers at the right time, with
out which he could not have pulled the
load.
This illustrates the effect OF Peruna,
I or any other good remedy upon the sys-
: tenn. Taken at the right time, it calls
forth the powers of the human system
> to meet the en- roachments OF disease,
and THUS CUTS short, if not entirely ends,
the diseased action.
No one should ever attempt to substi-
tute medicine In the place Of right liv-
ing. In the end such an attempt will
prove a disaster. Pint an occasional II &c
=, OF the right medicine at the right time
. IS q godsend, and no reasonable person
#ill undertake to deny it.
p4ose who know how to use Peruns
e flns iEef untold value. BY and by th'
e worl0 VIII get wise enough SO tina
It through correct living no medicine a
It all will be- seeded. But that time ha
re not arrived. In the meantime, Will
the world is approaching that perfec
y ton in which all fnedicine will be elm
s mated, Pcruna is 81 handy remedy t
IS have in the house.
&c Slight arrangements Of tho stomach
Is slight catarrhal attacks of the'liver, tn
A throat, bronchial tubes, lungs or bow
k els; these attacks are sure to- lead t
I'd grave diseases, and can be averted b
is the judicious use Of Peruna.
a. Wouldn't you like to read few III
solicited testimonials from people WI
re have used Peruna, and who stand read
n to confirm the above statements col
is corning it. If so, address the Perur
ly Drug Manufacturing Co., Columbu
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