A.k lor I'rot, ft, L. C>mbnn. v.
Palace Barber Shup. nppoalte Ho it
LoniM.
ONLY CASH* MAKER.
Cbrlattan Goori" the Can?> Ufn
to here at No !10 M?r*et atrut
Candies made fresh dally. He la the
greatest Candy Maker In the South.
Call and see him. 8-30.
A*k Hmun> Fhnrrunty lor Parisian
iff H*?re, If Yoa Want the ???*.
Almost everybody !?, Washington
knows that thect- Is no preparation
Tor the hair that, can compare with
'Parisian. 8age. ^ f ' ;" I
It cores Dandruff., stops falling
hair and itching scalp in two week*,
or money J>ack.
It puts radiance and. lustre into
that dull, lifeless hair that many
women possess, and does it In a few
days.
It makft hair grow, prevents hair
from turning gray and is without a
doubt the most refreshing and lnvlg.
orfcting hair tonic In the world.
It is daintily perfumod and is not
In tha least sticky or greasy.
In summer people of refinement
use it regularly, because it keeps the
scalp cool and free from odot of pers.
pf ration. <? ?o l? ,? '??1
' On March *5. 1910, Lulu D. Fix.
or Kaphine, Va., wrote-. "Parisian
Sage la a wonderful hair restorer; It
stopped my hair from falling out
and stopped my scalp from Itching;
also cured the dandruff. I only u*ed
one bottle, but I like It so much I
am going to use more."
Parisian Sage Is sold by druggists
everywhere and by Brown's Pharm
acy for 50 cents a bottle. Mall or
ders filled, charges prepa d, ?? *'ie
American makers, flrottx r. J..
Buffalo, N. Y.
FOB FKVERI8HXKH8 and ACHIKU.
Whether from malarious .condi
tions, colds or overheating, try Wck^s
Capudine. It reduces the fever and
relieves the aching. It is liquid?:10
25 and 50 cents at drug stores.
CAIltfl 40 I'OIfS'DS IN 40 UAYS.
Remarkable Result? of the New -J
Mie Builder Bloodine, in M?uy
en. !?rove it Yourself by Buying n
RoMto of Blooding Now.
"By George, I never ww anything
like thai effects of that new treatment,
for the building ay of
weight and'lost hervo force. It acted
more like & miracle than a modi-,
cine," said awrell-kuown. gentleman
ytttterday In speaking Of the revolu
tion that had taken place fia his con
ditlqn. "1 began tc tbtnk that there
was nothing 00 enrth that could make
me fat. I tried tonic*, digestives,
'heavy eating, diets, mflk, beer and
almost everything els? yon could
thick of. but without result."
A?y man or woman who |9 thin
can recovmr normal weight by the
remarkable new treatment, Blood!ne.
"I hare beet\ thin for Jre&r* and "be
gan to think it was natural for me
to be that way. fifolly I read about
the reraarkablo processes brought
about by the ub? of Bloodine, to I
decided to try it rasolC Well, when
f^ook at mytelf In tjAuirrow now.
1 think It I* somebo^elso. I havo
put'on Jpat ?*orty poillflg faring the
last forty days, and neVer felt strong
er or more 'nervy* in m l.'fe " 1 ?
Bloodine is a powerful inducer to
nutrition, increases c^U-gvowth,
makes perfest the assJmUallton of
food, increases the antkber of blood
corpusclea and aa a necessary result
builds up muscles, and solid healthy
fleshy and rounds out the figure.
Ffcr women who can lever appear
stylish In anything they wear because
Of their thinness this remarkable
treatment may prove a revelation. It
is a beauty make* as well as a form
builder and nerve strengthen
Bloodine costs BO ecnts for the usual
Mail orders filled
la'.M.'!,"1*"
7th.
N. a. ftt
nd Gladden
of "said city
being part
the Mine
by Cbarle8
dated No
Id said
135. pace 110,
H ks having been executed to se
KOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
to all whom It may concern:
Ts*. notice, that John C.'a&d W.
C Rodm-n !"v this day dissolved
fbo partn^hlp bf-HOfW? existing
between t>em in th? name of the
Washington Dmk Company, and
hafb sold the o'line villi good?wtll
?nd assets to Mesire. A. C. Hojrt, W.
L. Vaughan and W. F. Rhyne, who
assume control of the ssra? from'3
o'clock p. ih.. August 9th. 1910/ J.
C. and W. C. Dodman arc responsi
ble for the debts of the Ann contract,
ud prior to that time, and th? pur
chasers are responsible for :-:i obli
gations contracted thereafter. J. ,C.
snd W. C. Rodman have no'fnrthgrn
connection with th? bustnesfl, and
*re not responsible for any obliga
tions except ss shove. %
This, the 9th day of An gust. 1910.
J. C. and W- C. RODMAN, r
Trading as the Washington Drug Co.
. ?- Iftijp
Having qualified as executor of The
estate of Mary T. McDonald, de
ceased, late of Beaufort county. North
Carolina, notice ii hereby given that
all claims against said estate most.be
exhibited and presented to the under
signed vrtthin twelve (13) months
from this 36Ui day of July, lilt, ?r.
this notice will be .pleaded In bar of
their recovery, if | persons'Indebted
to said estate sre required to make
Immediate payment.
BETH BRIDOMANN.
Executor of Marj T. McDonald.
' j i % 'j?: >? * Digad
This Klh day at Jtlljr. 1U?.
r
NOTICE OF SALE.
Under and by virtue of a deed of
truat to me from A. W. 8tyron and
iMfe. Marlanna Styron. dated 31st
day of January. 1907. and recorded
In the register's office of Beaufort
county In book 144 at page 283, I will
on the 13th day of September. 1910,
at 13 o'clock m., sell for cash, be
fore the Courthouse door In Waahliy*.
ton, NT. a, to fee highest bidder. tS?
lowing described real estate, tpwjt;*
(1.) Situate, lying gnd being In
Beaufort county. N'orth Carolina, and
In Pantego township, afld being that
certain tract of land well kn^wn as
the Jackie Clark homeetead of I^aw
rer' J Clark land, adjoining the lands
of John Clark on the wesl. the Leach
vjllo public road orf the south, the
lands of Styron and Lovlck on the
east and Puns?, riVer on-The north,
containing one l-.tvkdred (100) acres
moro or le^
(i ) ^he lands bllot'ed to Mar
garet Lovlck and Marlanna Sty
ron In *4# . partition entitled
"John D. Clark, H .% Lovlck av<\
wif<-. Margaret, aud A. W. Styron and
wife, Marlanna,; vs. Lawrence Clark.
Catharine Clark and W. i& Wilkin
son. gnardfan ad Utem of Catharine
Clark,aald land being; lota No* +
and 6; In said partltf ? . consisting of
tracts or parcel* No** l, *j and 3 of
such allotment, to which and to the
final decree therein, recorded In the
register's office of Beaufort county
In book 91page 335, reference Ib
hereby made; saving and excepting
out of the name the store and lot in
the town pf Leachvllle convoyed to
W. .1. Harris; also the wharf hereto
fore leased to the Styron Transporta
tion Company; alao the 10 i-8 acres
out of the said land convoyed to Mrs.
Margaret Foremani and thfe grave
yard. and one-hslf acre given to M.
?. Church, being the snme lands de
scribed in the aforesaid deed of truat.
This llth day of August. 1,9lu.
A. D. MACLEAN.
SHAKE imp SUES.
Alien'. fr.ot^Eaai-. tlx antiseptic pow
4?r :scares painful, smarting, uer
TOua feat, and Initantly take, the
out of coma and tmnlopa. U'l
t comfort discovery ot th?
i'a Fool-Ease makes tljht
It
ixllniia d,v?i.
" Always use !?
Bp^on, N.;c I
r.^. K ~ ^gjT
Mjr Sav?r. . .. I
taking considerable
?r young men on
tttr y.uw
*k?' bqprd."
k mim rlak," ausweretl
Uoue keeper. "But then,
tbey worry u?r it no that
> tbelr appetite*. ?o 1 BTI
money Id tb* Ion* ron."
Diplomat*.
"I Mint oar boy a born Slplo.
oat."
"Has hs shows extraordinary ability
as a prevaricator?"
"Well. no. not tba* esactiy. bat be
can cheat otber boy* la trades aod
make thetn think tbey are getting all
the b?t of V- ?' c / h8V|
Napoleon and Woman.
Napoleon 1.. who waa a great ad
mlrer of female talent when it* owner
did not, Uka Mme. de Stael. direct It
against himself. ussd to ssy. -Tbere
are women who have only one fault
rify that they are not man.'" t/i
Man and Woman. I
When a man get? Into trouble tbi
first thing he think* of Is. "Bow shall
I get out of this flxr *Vben a woman
gets Into troahle her first thought is.
"How shall I best bear this miseryT
-WI nif red Black. J.' . , , j
Cheeky.
"Does "Wlnka take any magastnesr
"All he can get I don't do re to leave
i lying around."?Birmingham Age
Tbo Hurry Habit.
"The most eaaaperatlu^ citixen I en
couutor," says tUe retired professor,
"is the cbap .who's always excusing
himself for hla neglect of you ou the
ground that he'a too busy to pause a
second. His days and nights are so
foil, the demands upon hla time are so
many and so urgent, that you must
forgtr6 him If he appears rude. You're,
willing to forgive him for anything If
he'll only forget to apologize. There
are thousands of such citizens, bu
sing like tops, trotting aroun<y a circle
?b big as a sliver dollar and getting
from $13 to $20 a week out of life?if
they have luck?while fbeir deliberate
neighbor ne$t door'U alt down and
think n few mlnfetes and earn $100/100
? y*?r." ?Piftutb Herald.
A Singular Request.
A peculiar fate Is said to overhang
the family of the late sir Julian Lrold
smid. An ancestor of his. so aays the
legend, once gave shelter to a rabbi,
who at his death left to him a be
quest of a mysterious box which was
on no account to be opened until after
the customary seven daya of mourn
ing. If opened before that time* a
curse would fall upon the family.
Curiosity got the better of supersti
tion. and the box was opened before
the seven days were up. in it was
found a document which said that as
I the Injunction of the rsbbl bad not
been heeded no future owner of the
estato would 'be succeeded by a son.
1 And such, strangely enough, has Deen
'the case ever since.
Took Him st His Word.
In <be year of 1063 the force# of
King Alfonso VI. attacked ule Moors
and drove them out of Madrid. In
this connection there Is u legend that
tho Segovia ns. who were allien of Al
fonso. bad been checked by the snows
In the rtooptatn passes of Fuenfrla
and were therefore late In overtaking
the main body of the army, whlcb had
sat dowA before Madrid.' "Sire." they
Inquired of the king. "where shall we.
campr* -Inside the city." returned Al
fonso rrltb n sneer, twine angry with
them because ft thelc-tardiness. They
took the king at his word, carried the
walls, and the nest morning the bca
ner of Segovia was floating from a
turret or the gat* of Guadalajara.
Bs *Pr?par?tl.
Daniel Wobster ouee -told a friend
that Wis great speoch In reply to
Hayne. wl^L'h is iho high water mark
of modern eloquence, but which at the
time was supposed to have been deliv
ered witlioutoprciarntlon. had been
substantia llfcpfyepared long before.
When culler" suddenly to reply
, to the fiery Carolluian'w attacks. which
so alarmed the $fe\v Bpgtuuden at tho
capltHl. be >cas entirely ?t ease and
ready for the frny. foe. as he ?cjtd. he
had -only ??? turn U? his notes tucked
away in h pigeonhole." and tet/onti
Ills recollecting "If'IJayne.** l?e said,
-had triet! f?? make a *pee?b In tit nJy
notes ho eon Id nc< have hit thezn bet
fer No man is inspired by the occa
sion. T never \rriw." ' "'OV..
DO. IlAKUlM ilrtLO STORE
The use of mineral waters and
mineral drugs in case of costly eness,
Is decidedly harmful. The natural
remody la Holllster's Rocky Moun
tain Tea. Purely vegetable. A Alld
laxative, which does not gripe nor
bowel muscle*. ^My*a
and Mr. W. B.
the day -at
?
' ==
Personal Mention
Major Wiley Q Rod\nan left
moving; on tbe Atlantic Coast Line |
on * professional trip.'
Mr. R. H. Mixon. of South.Creek;
wai in the city yesterday.
Mr. F. B. Hooker returned to his |
I home in Idalia yesterday.
Mr. Millard F. McKcel. Jt'j' Mt
this morning for Oxford, N. C-. where
I he will vlelt for.a. few days before,
!entering the A. & M. College at Ra
lelfhw
| Mr. Chauncy Pegram, of Bwan |
[Quarter, is visiting his brother Mr. |
8. C. Pegram on East Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Ross have re
| turgid from, the country where they
[were the guest of relatives
Mra. o. F. Hinoman. of Hamelt,
N. C.. is the guest of t&r sister Mrs..
W. B- Morton on East Main street.
Mr. Charles M. Little. 8r., of River
Capt. R. 8- Griffin 1"4< to Norfolk j
this morning on the excursion.
Mr. Jo? Thomas left this morn
ing'for Newport. News. Va.. where
ho expccts to Join the steamship 8t.
Paul of tho American line. He will be
oile of the assistant engineers
| Mr. wash Powers and son Lin wood
j went to Norfolk this looming.
Messrs. T. O. Spairow and Ned
Miller wece passengers on the Norfolk
[southern today for Norfolk.
Mrs. C. E. Jordan and daughter
Miss Olivia left this morning for
I Ocean View.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Buck man left
Ithis morning for Norfolk and Virginia
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglass Bell, who
have been the gueat'of Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Morton. oj? Bast Second at.,
'returned to their home in Norfolk,!
this morning..
Mr. and Mrs. .W. < Floyd, left on
tbe Norfolk Southern this morning
for Ocean View.
Mr. John Tooly, of pelhaven Is in
the city today on business.
Messrs. R. L. 8tewtfrt, B. L. Arch
bell. Geo. A- Paul left this morning
for Norfolk and Virginia Beach.
Mra. Roger W. Moore returned
this morning from Ocracoko %here
she has been visiting for several days
and reports a fine trip.
Mr. Will Thompson, of ; .Aurora,
passed through the city this morning
en route to Norfolk.
' Mr. L. .1. Moore, of the Mnore
Lumber Co., who has been In the
|city Mr several days returned to his
home in New Bern this morning.
| Mrs. Isaac Buck and Miss Lillian
Woolard went to Norfolk today.
Mis* Addle Fortlscuo left for Suf
folk and Ocean View this morning.
Mr. E H WWtley and wife re
turned thie morning from a visit to
relatives in Belhaven
I Mr. and Mrs. I/. E. aro spend
ing, several days in Norfolk.
Miss Mable Jones who has- been
Lvi?itlng relativea and friends 'in the i
city has. returned to her tioftio 1,1
Norfolk.
this'
Teacher?Where did you leave your
dictionary, Jimmy? Jimmy?1 left her
at home. Teacher?Left her at home'.
Why do you call the book "her?"
Jlnimy?'Cfuso^that's v.bat dad calls
It. 'cause be says it's ftlwayS got the
last word.
LARGE POTATO. :\
|Mr. J. B. Taylor, of phocowlnitj,'
presented the News Otftco with a'aew
potato this morning weighing two
pound*. The f<yg!t*iar that aided In
raising this potato was sold by Mr.
N W. Ijitham the R- F. D. carrier in
that section.
HH 1 ? ?????? . ' |
ORFATLY RE1>CCE1? RATES
? ' to ?/ 'm
[NORFOLK AND VIRGINIA BEACo
Mammoth Labor Day Celebration
at Virginia Beach, Monday, Septem
ber 6th. ? :::i . .. . *4
Tickets aold for a|l regular trains.
September 3 and 4, good tp return on
any regular train leaving Norfolk not
later than Tuesday, September 6.
Rou'M Trip Kates. * :y. ? ?
From To Norfolk Vlr. Bes^J
Oriental $1.75 ? *600
New Bem $2.60 $$.75
Washington $250 ? ,1?.75
IWbmv.n ?S1B j % ?2.S0
Columbia U.25 - ??.S0
Plymouth W.25, -? J2.50
Lni~ ~ ?
IN THE TOWN AND COUNTRY
WE WRITE FIRE, LIFE, PLATE
GLASS, ACCIDENT & HEALTH
INSURANCE
We Have Nothing but the Best Com
panies.
WE WANT TO
WRITE YOUR
E
C. D. PARKER
OVER BOWERS-LEWIS & CO- TELEPHONE 85
Chaetaha Trained For tha Hunt.
Trained cheetah* are umO hi Peril a
ami India lu much lb? same manner
that hounds are uaed In European an !
North American countries. The same
they nre used to hunt la principally
deer nod nntelopo The c!?etab is an
anii~.nl with black and brown spots re
gMDbUng a fetHiatd. but longer In body
and l!ak The India: i princes keep
pack* of them for the taunt. The beads
of tlic hunting cheetah* an* usually
covered with a bind unf.l within 200
yard* of the guuje. The hoods aro
then removed. nn l the animals creep
ateaJthily toward the hcnl and. having
appcpacl?'<l n* near as p^sible.'pounce
upon their prey. killing with ono blow
of ttie.pnw.?I'cpular Mechanics.
The Lamp* of tha Saa.
Many kinds of jeQytlsh nre phos
phorescent at night und present a
wonderfully beautiful uppcarance
when slowly moving through the wa
ter. fend it is this phosphorescence
which has given them the poetic title
of "the lamps of the sea." They are
not less beautiful In the daytln^. for
most of the species nre striped of tint
ed. some being melon shaped, with
rows of fringes dividing the aectlou*.
Tbe tentacles ore often plumed, nnd.
while waving about in graceful curves,
attract or gather In the food of the
animal. The ?"Portueguese man-of
war" Is probably tbe best known, as
well as most attractive In form, of the
whole fa mi: j.
8unday Papara.
Tbe flr*t Sunday pnper In this coun
try waa the Sunday Courier, begun at
New York In 1S2TI
HAPPY WOMEN
Plenty of Them In Washington, and
Good Reason for It.
Wouldn't any woman bo liappy.
After years of backarh? Buffering.
Days of misery. nights of unrest,
Tb# distress 'of urinary troubles.
She finds relief and cure?
No reason why any Washington!
reader should suffer In the face of
evidence like this:
Mrs. Charles J. Jackson. 222 Tel
fair st.. Washington. N. C., anys: "I
suffered from kidney troubles for
some time. The kidney se-.'ret!ou.s
were so frequent In passage as t i
cau.M* me great annoynuce. and ray
back ached almost constantly. At <tc- ;
casionul times- I bad such sharp,
shooting--pains through my loins 1
could hardly perform nfy household |
duties. 1 finally heard about Doan's
Kidney Pills, and procuring a f y
i>ly ?roni the Washington Drug Co .
I began ihelr ^se. Thev strengthened
my kidneys, regulated tho passage-.'
of the secretions and entirely remov
ed the pains In ray back. I have not
had any kidney trouble since tusiif* ,
Doan's Kidney Pills. I can rfcnm
mend them a* being far superior 'o;
any other remedy 1 have ever trie J '
For pale Ky all dealers. Pric-?' f??
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo
New York, sole ageup* foj the Uni
ted States.
Remember vthe name?Doaa's-?
and take no other.
' STACttlKRS SKKI*TIC8.
That a' clean, nice fragrant com- j
pound like Buckleifs Arnica JJalve;
will Instantly relieve a bod burn. cut. |
scald., wound or piles, &tigg*j?? sken
tlcs. But great cure pyo-Zes It's a won
derful healer of the wep-st sores, vl
eers, bells, felons, eczdma, chapped
hands sprains and corna. Try It. 25c.
at all druggists.
UFE ON PANAMA CANAL
has bad one frightful drawback?
malaria trouble?that hat* brought
suffering and death to thousands.
The germs cause chills, fever and
ague. btllonsnesH, Jaundice, lassitude,
weakness and general debility. But
Electric Bitters never (ail to destroy
them and cure malaria troubles.
"Three bottles completely cured m_
of a very severe attack o.' malaria."
writes Wm. A. Fret we 11, of Lurama,
N. C., and I'^e had good health ever
since." Cure stomach, liver und kid
ney troubles and prevent typhoid.
50c. Guaranteed by all drug
JUST arrived!
New Fal! and Winter Seed
Rutabaga, Turnip,
Rale, Collard, :
and Rape.
'Phone 80.
Walter Credle 6 Co} [
Odorless, Smokeless, Ex-]
plosionless
ELECTRICITY
?!S
Safe as Sunshine]
USE
Mazda Lamps,
And you will have both
Quantity and Quality
Ask us about our Special
Wiring Offer
Mra ELECTHIC PLUHT
Some purgatives contain such
strong drugs that, while they cause
the bowels to move, injure the rteli
cate linings of stomach anil i:..ie?
tines, tiolilster's Rocky' Mntualn
Tea la not In that class. It is light- j
jly laxative and at the ?i. Unit!
healing and soothing. Hardy's Drue !
8tore. i
A Woman'* firval Itieit
Is how to make trcrselt attraeiive. j
But. without neaah. 't is hard (or her j
to be lovely ii. face, forui or temper, i
A weak, sickly woman will be c?r-|
vous and irritable. Consupatlcr. and
Kidney poisons show in i !rnpies,
blotches, skin * eruption? tn l a i
wretch?wl complexion. Hut. nicr'rjr j
Bitters always prov-s a godter.J tr j
womeu who w. at r.f/ilth, beauty j
friends. Th??7 regulate S? ? J
Liver am! Kidn?r?, purify t!ie : !i>o.l
g.\e strong nerves, bright eyes, pure
j breath, ?inootb. velvetry skin, lovely I
I complexion, good health. Try them. |
|B0c. at Dr. Hardy's Drug Store.
WHY SALVUS KAIL
t? ? ? i*i5!: r:n5KM.i
Scientists are now agreed that t'ie 1
eTzei/.a germ* are lodxcd not in the.
liaJer sklu or epidermis, but in the
Icjkt shin. Reuse, a penertatlni; llq.1
lid 1A required, not aa outward sa1vt? j
that clotrn the pores.
We recommend to all eczema pa
tients tbe standard prescription Oil j
of Wintergreen as compounded In 1
liquid form known as D. D. D. Pres-!
eription. A trial bottle of this D. D-1
D. Prescription, at only 25 cents, will j
Instantly r?lleve the itch. We have;
?old and recommended this remedy I
for years. and know of wodnerful
cures from Its use. We recommend J
it to our patrons.
HARDy DRUG CO.
WW CAN LURK THAT HACKAt'HEi
Psln along the back, dizziness, head
And gou? ral languor Get h I
p*cfragi> of Mother Oray's AUSTRA
LIAN LEAF, the pleasant root and]
herb cure for all Kidney. Bladder!
and urinary trotibles. When you feel
all run down, tired, weak and wUh-J
out energy us*, this remarkable oom. I
blnation of nature's herbs and foots. |
As a regulatoiWt has no equal. Moth,
?r Gray's AUSTRALIAN LEAP Is
sold by druggists or sent by mail
for &0 ct?. Samples sent FREE. Ad.
TTie Mother Gray Co.. LeRoy,
Success in a?y line Is dependent
upon perfect health, strength and v,
|ta;ity, more thaa upon anything *>?*
| As Holllater's Rocky Mountain Te. |
has helped so many physically an
mentally. It has surely done its ahar*
In putting man and women on the
road to success and fortune. Hardy's
Gaiety
Theatre
A. P. BARNES. Manager
FINK REKLH TONIGHT. 3
"What the Daisy Said," a beauti
ful drama illustrating the Gypsle's
life In America **
"Mid the Cannon* Roar." A dra
matic war setae of thp North and
South.
Frontier Life in the Went. A
dashing Indian picture, one that will
please.
Hear the quartette King.
WEEK END EXCURSION FARES
TO NORFOLK AND VIRUIN14
BEACH VIA
NORFOLK SOl'TllKRN IL R.
Tickets sold for Saturday night
trains, good returning, leave Norfolk
Sunday night.
Saturday i night, July 9, first date
of sale and (every Saturday until Sep
tember 3. j
GREATLY REDUCED RATES
Froju Norfolk. Beach.
To Virginia
Raleigh 12 *0 $2.75
Wilson 2.25 ^.50
Farmville 2.25 2.DO
Greenville 2.25 2-50
Washington .... 2.00 2.25
Fares in same proportion from all
stations between Raleigh, Belhavev
and Norfolk.
The night express of the Norfolk
Southern offers th best ami most-con
venient service between Italeigla,
Eestern North Carolina and Nor
folk, Va.
Spend r.ext Sun-Jay at Virginia
Beach, thf- ni' s=t attractive seashore
report in Virginia.
Get coc>vk:?? f:::'u niatibr:/fvorn
nearest ticket ageut. or D. V. Con:i,
? !> ?lV ? ItaUlgl;. N. C.
ll.'V :r*T:HNS. G. P. A.
W W CROXTOX. A P. A.,
rcortolk, Va.
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weaknesses they are the supreme
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h b the best medicine ever aold
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