davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mohave County miner., 1904-01-30

Report has been given out that the Gold Road company will soon install a big electric plant either at Kingman or Needles for the trans mission of power to the mines.~ The company has been handicapped in the use of nest of gasoline engines at the mine and mill since the installation of machin- cry in the camp. The engines have never been satisfactory and the cost of fuel has been. enormous. The in
 stallation of a big plant for the trans, mission of power will be of incalcu
 liable benefit to not only the com pany itself but to the town where the plant may be located. Other com panies will probably follow the example of the Gold Road and the district will. soon be run by the electric fluid altogether.
Mohave County miner., 1904-01-30

The windows of the Idaho building at the Worlds Fair will be transpar encies showing the wonderfully beau, tiful scenery of that state. The Sho- shone Falls in Idaho are 20 feet hiRN 4, 60 feet higher than the great Niagara Falls and of great volume. -a.-..
Mohave County miner., 1904-01-30
AX 10 6e had af Gaddis & -.s'a.. ..i.. 4..r r,c-,s ..' Perry ri y Co
 

[Seal office this 7th day of January, 1904.
 ...Y sJNO. P. FkENY,
 Recorder of Mohave County. By JOHN BoMHoFF, Deputy. -ssr. . First publication Jan. g. 1904. Last publication Feb. 13. .." -- .", B. 2. ..'.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
menoete.
Yoli5eilides.

n Der Nntlage bss ginbru6e:
uno oes @roBoiebffables tpuroe beut,
frab @so. @obler. %, elm 3lempner,
oefen @Obnung als 1881 Of Waib.
in9ton Str. ~ansessben miro burd Ser
e~eantsn Giefer unter Witbtlfe Der Re=
bierpoli3iffen perbaftet. @obler 1T be.
fduloiet, aus Der 3lempnerei 614 Of
Waibin9tOn Strabe @srdtbe entpenbei
3u baben. @r befreitst feline S9ulo.
Seute rab tpuroe 9arrr
Bead, 814 Bates Str, tpeaen Nn-
critics auf feline Grau berb aftet. Wis
uerlautet, iOl Bead idmsr setrunfen
baben uno fol oann ben 8eriu9 ee=
ma&t baben, feiner Grau nit einem
&afrmeher Die 9eble absuidneioen.
@r iagte Die aanse 6amiiis aus benz
Saufe. gead erbielt bel benz 0eriuae
i& gu 1uebren, cine tiefe S9nittmunoe
on Der Sano.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

am yordpenp beg Duens, Inn MIR mn
einem einSigen Wort gu banfen, absr
als er lie fraste, OBJ fe sliidli9 Iei, 70
dnttpprtete lie nit Sbrdnen in ben Mu@
gen: vSa. i9 bin iebr gliidli1 -
Die beriibmten Yapiere, bic ben
Oamen als Mftenitiide pprgeleet tpur<
ben, tparen Grfinbunsen 9esoffs leb=
batter Ybantdfie itnb MIR Der totafen
unfenntnib Der beiben Oamen inn
re4tli9en @erfabren mar es gu bdrifen,
oaB SegDf iih fhmti6eln burfte. iei=
men fiibnen plan 80 auteti GnM 3l
brtngen. Wit grpbem Grnit nabm er
bic @oae bes Matbaebers an, unb Der
proSeB mar fir tim Der bette 8pr=
ipdnb, bic ganaen @benhs bei ben Ous
men gu perbrinsen. Sci iebem bieier
8efu9e braate er quite Na9ri1ten:
nSas f9reitet nit &ieien59rit.en Dor
ipGrts", pfleste er gu fasen, ii9 babel
Die !9Gnbe ppr Wergniigen reibenb.
nnnfer Sa9nerpalter lit cine perle."
Zines Sdaes fam er nit ernffer
Wfiene, pie elm Wann bes @e1eBes, Elm
grpBes PprtefeuiQe unter benz Mrm
tragenb. gu BEN Oamen. glls er ZEN
8etrag fammt 3infen BON Sage Der
&lase an in 8anfnoten duf ben Slid
legte, I'm 9an5en 5peibunbertie9Staf
tauienb unb pierunbfiinfsig Srant,
gut gere9net, iiberrei9te er ben Samen
Elm seftsnpeltes 8latt, nit Der Bite,
bic Nuittuns iiber' bieie Summe gu
unterf9reiben. Sobdlb bies erlebigt
NOR. ma9te er @nftalten, fi9 Su ent>
fernen.
nparbon, mein 9err", faste bic alts
Dame betpegt, nSbnen alein baben
mir unfer Slid gu perbanfen. nur
Sbnen finb mir fir ben guten GrfoIg
unferer Sadie perbuflben =. Oas urz
tbeil 1T sefpro9en -. IS lit alfo on
Der 3eit, bas 9pnorar gu ~ertpdbnen."
m@ber, sndbise Srau!"
.Oies Wort 51redt sic ab. :. 4ber
gGbe es benin fem Mittel, um Sbr 3ari>
gefiibl NIT itnferer Oanfbarteit gu pers
binben9" Mit eliidli6em 2G9eln be-
tra6tete bic 9robmama einen 4usenz
Slid bic iunsen 2eute unb iagte bann:
Isle lieben Marceae, mein 9err. uno
neil sic arm finb, molten sic es ibr
ni9t eingeiteben, aber i9 bab es erra=
then; audi meine @nfelin liebt sic. ib
fann IS Sbnen iebt iaeen. ba mir bant
Sbrer grsebenbeit reid setpprben
iinb =. Sic batten fi9 Miibe seseben.
10 lit es audi cere6t, baB sic ii6 nit
uns %freuen." Oabei leete Die CUTE Dame
bic 6anb Marcelles in iene 2egoffs
unb faste, auf bas @elb bintpsifenb:
r9ier Die Mitsift meiner gnfelin; ba
sic aber ibren ProSeB s~etponnen bds
ben, 10 1T bas 9elb slei9aeitig bas
Sbre -"
peter 2esoff lG9elte Mer bere
liert, sepinnt. babte er Bel fi9. unb
tiiBte bic Stirne feiner f9Onen 8raut.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
Yolijst bsbt cpiamb0ble ams
ans Loft eim &dtbiel.

See Dillon, Elm 3slnsr, Der isint
@Obnuns als go. 9 shb Oh Strabt
aneisbt, wurbs gefern burd Sergeant
Sdeieert uno poliaiff Smith perbaftet
9ilon's gsrbnftung tuurbe bur9 BIZ
giferiu4t elmer 6rau berbeisefitbrt.
Dillon betrieb, uie Die gegen ibn erbo'
bensn gsF&uloigunaen iagsn. eins
p%anoernoe Opiumb6ble. Wdnnsi
unb Hrauen fammelten f9 baIo bier
balo bort on, um unter feiner 2eitunq
benz Safer 3u fr6bnen. Dillon IN
ielber Dem @snufe bss Sites Der,
fallen.
Die tpdbrenb Der Sibunsen &C.
brau9ten Opium. ginridtunaen muir.
ben BON Der poli3ei nit gefdlaa be.
lest, uno Dillon muroe weeeri bss Be-
triebes Der @iftb6bie untsr Mnilage ge-
felt, cine Opiumb6ble betrisben 3u
haben.
3uslei9 murbe aud nod fir 6rani
C'grien, benz Befbsr BEG Gebduoes,
in ipsl4em Dillon mobnts, Elm 8s.
beimniB 9el6f,t wel9es bemfslben To-
melt piel 2opf3erbre&en 9efofst unb
tpel9ss fur i'm 3u9leid fi9 als Elm
iofjpieliges erwies.
Sn billions 3immer ndmli& wuroe
cine etua 24 SUB bod emporfadernoe
@asfamme Dorgefunben. Dillon, 10
miro gefast, bate bic unter isinsm
3immer liegenoen @asr6bren ange.
bObrt unb bate bas our& ben @as.
meier II mmeube @as 3u 3ei3unes-
stueden ! 10. sebrau9t. Rad Mus-
iagsn be pOlissi Reisertsn fi& 81.
griens @usre8nunaen, felt Der 3sit.
oaB Dillon ole &0bren anbObrte. I'm
etDa 81 bis IS pro Wo@e unb ale
geriu9e. nit benz Sole 6fonomii8 ums
3uaeben, srwiefen fd aIs p0lia nub.
log. Wesen Der Sos /. Anaelesenbeit
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

WaA einem @begIud BON
nur penieen Minuten 1T in Stem Yprf
cine Srau gliSabetb 9enrb gu @rabe
getraeen. sic mar Dor elmer Wo9e,
f6psr an S9pinbfu6t lsibenb, na9
Dem 8euepue 9pipital sebru9t pprz
ben, mo bic 9lerate fofort faben, baB
ibr 2eben nur nod na6 fpenigen Sa=
gen aGblte. sic flammerte ii9 aber
an bas 2ehsn feft unb faste INNER, tie
babe nod 10 piel gu tbun, Defenders
ipra9 lie BON ibrem Sim. na9 benz ie
fi6 febnte. Oils ibr gnbe nabte, bat
fe barum, als Sims 5ruu iterben gu
biirfen; fofprt purbe 9err 9enrp per-
beigerufen, Der bsreit par, ben Wunf9
Der Sterbenben gu %erfinen. Hep. 9r.
9arbin BON Der Sarmelitertir9e legte
fesnenb bic 6Gnbe bes pqares ineinz
anber, unb bic iunge Jrau bielt bic
9dnb ibres @atten feft, bis Tie na9
etfpa 10 Minuten biniiberfdlummerte.
8pn benz Chef Der % 10
gorfer @elunbbeitsbehOroe fpurbe bie>
Ter Sage Die faiferlid japanii6e Sa<
nitdts : gpmmHfipn, beren 4ufgabe
es tit, bic 9auptTtGbte Gurppa's uno
Der Ser. Staatsn 81 beiu9en unb De-
rem fanitdre Ginri9tunsen gu infpisi= /
rem, empfangen. Die goms
mifiion beitebt aus ,Ooftor :
Satamine, prOfehor Der Gbemis an
Der uniperfitGt gu Sofio, Or. Sanba, !
PrDfefor Der pbarmacsutif unb Or.
Sato, Profefpr Der gbirursie, beibe |
Dpn Sofio. Ra9bem Die 0errsn un> !
Ter Der periOnliden 2eituns bon Or. I
Darlington Die einSelnen 9epartes
ments in benz @ebGube bss .8oarb of
9ealtb' heiidtigt, ertlaite Or. SatO.
Ger Spre9er Der GommiiIipn, baB sr
unb feline goaesen ie9r bsfrisbigt feien
nit Dem. mas lie geie6en, unb baB
Die 2%aboratorien ii6 nit bsnsn bon
6amburs, 9euiF4lunb. Oergleiden Iie>
Zen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

wuroe bic antlaae beg @roBoiebfabls
gegen Dillon anbdnsia aema@t. IS
miro gefa9t, baB Die @as 60. oiefs
antlags oerfOl9en weroe, bod 1T iOI.
DIES taum an3unebmen. ba Dillon ia
bas 8as erf sebrau4te. na9oem ss
bsreits our4 ben Reter gsftr6mt mar,
fOIsli9 alio bon O'8rien unb niht
bon Der 1as- @Ompagnis oas @as ent-
penoete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15


peru. IA. Sob. polisif GILBERT
potter bate elm anberes Mbenteuer nit
Sieben geftern in aler Grtibs 3u be-
feben. gr erpiidte bic 0errn Gang.
ringer in benz WOmense, ais fie, reid
belaben bic Mpotbete bon Geibert bers
liebeu. 8eim Anblide bes Beamten
riRen bic 2erle Gus. ibre Bsute I'm
Sti9e laheno. EROS peri&iebsner
na&aefanbter 9useln entfamen bic
Burden. @iner oerieIben 1T nod
anf4t oes geamten ansei9Ofsn NOR.
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
@rnnoeisentbums llebertrasunsen.

Souis y. Sabotage on 9elen 6 3
Cornelius, 81 Cots in 2. Saetorp Bar
Ioh, 6~au9bbille. IS, 600.
@li3a M Sieffe an 2ouis 6 Sieffe,
Got 8. SameiOn's Subj. Square 81
nabe Hew Yort uub WefStr. 1920.
SnoianapOlis 2anb anb Smprobe.
ment COMPANY on Gertrude M Brent,
Cots 2o9 uno so, 5. Section Wef
Bart Aoo, Oflid bonn Srren-9ipl
1865.
Sobn u. Brebler on gaife ..
Waibburn, Got l in Blair's Subj.
IN Columbia place, n6rbli9 BON
@rown Oil. $780,.
6urman Stout u. u. an gbarlet
3usbn. She'll norbmeflides Yiertel,
Sect. 2, Sihp. Is, Range 2, Wapnt
Sibp. $1,000.
Sobn %. Srottsr on oenielben,
She'll oeFelben giertels. $1,000.
Charles M @roB on @eoree $
8raues, She'll bon Got A, Sultan II
u Subj bon SrpingtOn. 81, 900.
Oscar 8 Mann on Sarab u 8
5arrig, Got IL, BIcd 20, Norb Sn=
b~ianapolis, 81, $50.
Sulius q. @Or on 2i;3ie %. @rnin,
Got 5 in Braolsp's proipset Ctr. aoo.
nabe Big Sour G%sienbabn. 81. 500.
Sacob Slump an Aueuft &ut u. 81,
Got l in 8lOf 126 in griebtpooo.
81. 200.
Sobn @riner an bic Wabafb &saltp
anb 2Oan COMPANY. Got 6 In Sos=
proofs Sub. Sunlap's gbb., nabe
State unb prOipsct Str. $4,000.
Oscar Wann an gmma Simmons,
Got Is. glod 80 in Noro Snoianapo.
liz, fholid bon Is. StraBs unb wsf.
LID bon Horebuefern Nbs. $3.50.
Marearet @ain an Sobn Wbitlod,
Got 81 in Norpoob's Subbibifion Der
auBenlot 122. nabe Wsff unb NOrpoob
Ctr. $4,000.
Sarrp Riaigan an Suttle @ulper,
Cots 3 unb 6 in 2eatber's Subj. bon
Glst9er's srfsr MooitiOn uno Cots 1
unb 5 in 2slp & Houton's Subj.
BON Jletder's 2. aoo., MaFaduietts
Hbe., nabe Nemman Ctr. $4,000.
Winnie Barge an 5aiima Garter,
Got 4 in Wsssnsr's Dob. su Srbina-
ton. $25OO.
gilbert &aaf& ar SObn Wagaoner.
Got A, Blod 6 in 6let6er's Brootfoe
Geo., 6flid bon @ural unb nDrolid
bon 10. SiraBe. $3.50.
Oscar s. Wann on Settle 5. Wil-
ION, 2ots 81 Biz "a, glof 80, Nortb
indianapolis. 1. 400.
Derielbe an bisielbe, Cots IL, Is
unb 19 in glod Is, Nortb Snbianas
polis. $5.400.
@runobefb i'm @eiammtuerths BON
1913. 423. go De6fsltsn in Der perfIoi=
ienen @o9e lire 8efiber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15
@sitere Sorbsrsitnnsen fur aie
patriotiiae Teter.

Sas @Omiie, peldes bic 8orberei.
tuneei FIR Die patriotiide 6eier. welde
am nd4ffen Sonnsrffae Mbenb gu Gbren
Der bihOrii9en Sreibeits-@ lcde peran=
Pallet miro, 3u trsfsn bat, belt ssftsrn
Ta6mittag unter benz Yorfs bes
Mapor 0OlBman Disoer cine Sibung
ab.
Sic @lode miro bier, bon ct. 2Duis
fommenb, am Sonnerffag Nbeno um
s ubr eintrefen; Der Ha4e WagsOn.
uelder Die @lofe trdat. tuiro nod benz
Gelsiie an Der Wsft @aibinston Str.
oiesieit Der @anal Bride t~ransportirt
uno bon bort auf bas StraBenbabn=
@eleiie bintiberssfiibrt meroen. I'm
8 nbr miro fid bon bier aus Die paraoe
in 8enegung fsben.
@rOB=W iari4al bsrfslbsn III 8sneral
%. 5. WeRee; brsi MiIi; . @ompas=
MEN bon Snfanteris unb Die Ieidte
artilsris, iopis fat ale militdrif9en
OrganiIationen Der Staot peroen on
berielben tbeilnebmsn. Sen gemii=
bun9en beg @apt. Saeob 6. 8ieler iii
es gelunsen, oaB aud bas Srommsl-
CORPS Der ,Nttins Sum Worfs", Die
Muft-@apsle bon Roropte & Marmon
uno oas $rommler-@orps Der ,Ntlas
Engine @Orts", ionic Die ansefelten
Der brei Girmen f9 an Der parabs be-
tbeili9en tperosu.
Die Wurf6linie 1T fOlssnoe: Dor
Der Weff Wafbinston Str. Bis penn=
fplpania Str, n6rbli9 Bis our Ohio
Str, weitlid gum Terminal 8ahnbof.
Del9er bon allen @ars gefdubert fsin
miro, 10 oaB Raum fur IL, 200 big
Is, 600 perionen porbanoen if.
Sm 8abnbOf mirb Johann Die 5eier
a~b9e6altsn.
Wapor 6olbmdn pirb cine tur3e
aniprade balten uno bic @dfte aus
Pbilaoelpbia, etpa 80 Serren, mill
tOmmen bsiBsn. &obert @reir, pribat-
Secretdr oes Mapors bon philadelphia
uno SOispb 81. 8. McIaifer. Wit=
glieo oes oortissn Staotratbs. perben
ebenfals reoen. patriotiide 2iebsr
tueroen gefungen ueroen uno Die in
Dem 3u9e bortanoenen Wufit-@ apellen
weroen tOncertiren.
I'm 10 ubr Nbenos finoet i'm Glan-
pool SOtel 3u gbren Der philadelphia
Sdfte Elm Banquet ffatt; bic gouperte
totem IS unb Sidets finb Bel Wm. 81.
WiQiams, Seereidr beg lOfalen@ omites
su erbalten; Samen f6nnen an benz
Banquet sbenfGas tbsilnebmen.
Wupor SOlbman wirb %prdfbirsn,
Senator 8eusrioge uno I9tb. Sobn
%. 3ern, fowie Wapor Weaber unb
6snrp @lap bon pbilabslpbia rsrbeu
Soafe beantporten.
Mm 6rsitae 8ormittag tpirb bic
@lode BON ben S9gIfinbern In Nugsn-
f9ein genommen perben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-15

Die alte Dame, bic unterbeFen BET
Der 9ausmsiiterin febr bisfret Grfunz
~bisungen iiber feline @efpobnbeiten unb
feinsn llmsans einsebOlt bate. fam
ale Sage rpieber unb bradte iebesmal
in ibrem pompabour grfrif&ungen fir
ben &ranfen nit. 8alb pdrer lie in>
ntg befreunbet, unb bepor cine Wohe
berflpFen fpar, batten lie fih bereits
segenieitig ibre Gebeimnife anperz
traut. Oa erfubr 2esoff bon feinsr
&ranfennGrterin. bab9err b. Gboigne=
burn, ibr Sobn = Marceaes Water =
burd f9lebte Serrainfpefu.- ionen
ruinirt ipurbe, bic ieboa burd unresle
Wan6ber zines setpifenIoien rlnterne6s
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-08
FURlOUCHED BY LINCOLN.
Great President Had Pity on an ALL
ing, Discouraged Soldier Boy
from Pennsylvania.

1t was Abraham Lincoln's rule to re-
ceive callers at the white house from
until O'Clock, except on days when the
cabinet met 1t was a rule, however,
more honored In the breach than in the
observance. Visitors found their way
'cto his presence from early morning
until late at night. and even his sleep
ing hours were not wholly free from
their opportunities Late in the day,
when the weather and his duties per-
mitted, he drove out for an hours airing.
Almost invariably. some camp OF hos
pital was the objective point of the
Gays ride. He was from the first the
personal friend OF every soldier he sent
to the front, and from the first, also.
every soldier seemed to divine, as if by
intuition, that he had Mr. Lincoln's
heart. Stories Of how the president in
terfered. personally. to secure some right
or favor for the man afoot. with q gun
en- his shoulder, steadily found their
way to the army: and. as the war went
Ga and battle followed battle. the
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-08
HOnOred at Home.

Rev. Parker Holmes, Pastor of the
lst NJ. E. Church South, Hickory, N
G., says: II have used Rydale's
Stomach Tablets for Indigestion and
regard them as a perfect remedy TO,
this disease. l take pleasure In recon-.
mending them to all sufferers from in.
digestion. Use Rydale's stomach Tab
lets for your stomach trouble and you
will join DR.. Holmes in this strong
endorsement.
These tablets will digest tho food
your weak stomach cannot, and thus
nourish the body and prevent the par.
tial starvation, from which all dyspep-
tics suffer and which causes the loss in
flesh and strength all dyspeptics ex.
perience- These tablets relieve all dis
agreeable symptoms at once. They
will Increase YOUR strength and flesh :.
almost from the first days use and will
soon restore you to perfect health. E.
I Whitehead & Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-08
THE PASS WAS LIMITED.
What q 8eertloss Joker Caused an
Illinois Man to Go Through ct
the Worlds Fair,

A worlds fair commissioner once
considered Of good character, is Boosting
Of the champion dirty trick OF the year
He was in Kansas City lately and told
about it at every opportunity. says the
Star.
Just as was going through pass
gate into the grounds one day last week, .
he said, "a man behind me said Say.
my friend. l see you're using a pass.
Yes said; I've got concession on the
Pike. We'll, I've got pass. too-I'm q
member Of the Illinois legislature-and
don't know just what it calls for
"'Calls for?' I said, half jokingly. 1t
calls for everything admission, food,
drink, shave. balloon rides-anything.'
~ wasn't sure it was only for the
gate, he said as he went into barber
shop concession. I decided needed q
shave. too. and before sat down l gave
the barber so cents, telling him 1t was
for me and my friend was putting on
my collar when he arose from the chair
and drew out his pocketbook containing
his pass. That's all right said my bar
Der. All paid for
Now. that's mighty nice OF these
people, he said, putting HE peeketbooh
back. s'posed . pass was good for
meals, all right, but wouldn't a-thoueht
1t would get you q shave. Might ~ we'll
have had my hair out
All saw him DO after that WA to "a
into one Of the hfghest-priesd restau-
rants on the grounds. I waited nearly
m hour before I hsarl noises from the
inside. Then went away: didn't
want him to see me. The manager Of
the cafe told me about It that afternoon.
The man from Illinois had ordered q 10
worth Of food. had eaten It, and. showing
ais pass. started to go out. We got HE
'oin, all hight the restaurant man said.
but he put up an awful boiler, and said
he would see Francis about 1t. Iwondef
WAT was going on in his head?'"
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-08
Beware of COunterfeitS.

'DeWltt's is the only genuine Vic
ii ,zei Salve," writes J. L. Tucker, q
Centre, Ala. 81 have used 1t in my
fa.1lly for Piles, Cuts and Burns fol
years and can recommend it to be the
be.t Salve on the market. Every fam
IL should keep it, as 1t is an invaluable
he lseho.d remedy, and should always
b6 Kept on hand for immediate use. "
i; ). Samuel Gage, of North Bush, n
says; Il bad fever sore on my
- lie for II years that the doctors
CO Id not cure. All salves and blood
'e 1edies proved wort bless. l could
Il walk for over two years. Finally
| as persuaded to try DeWitt's Witch
i Eel Salye. which has completely
GO I'd me. 1t is wonderful relief"
u iiWitt's itch Hazel Salve cures
hout leaving scar. Sold by f. T
3i:ti t. Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-08

wounded soldier hobbling into the white
house became sight too familiar 10
cause remark. None departed without
cheer or help of some kind, and tn all
parts of the country little cards are
treasured by private soldiers, each of
which bears witness to some kindly act
performed or requested by the presi-
dent. One of them reads:
Secretary of War-Please see this
Pittsburg boy. He is very young, and
l shall be satisfied with whatever you
do with him.
August Fl. 1863.
The original of this note is In possess
sion Of William B. Post, q citizen OF
Washington, Pa. Post enlisted when
less than Is years Of age, was stricken
with fever shortly after entering the
service, and was sent to a hospital In
Washington. When able to leave his
bed. he requested his captain to allow
him to return home. promising that,
as soon as he should recover. he would
gladly take up his musket and 70 to the
front. The captain. however, turned a
deaf ear to his entreaties, and. as last
president
My boy" said Mr. Lincoln. as the
lad concluded his story. If YOU want to
go home 10 your mother YOU shall. You
were too young to go into the war. and
the man who permitted you to enlist
should be dismissed from the service
admire your courage and patriotism.
but your place is at home with your
mother
The president then wrote the note
quoted above. handed it to Post, and.
telling him that would put him through
his troubles. dismissed him with a God
bless you!" Secretary Stanton gave
him furlough and transportation
home When he regained his health
and strength he returned to the army
and fought with his regiment until the
close of the war-Success.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-08
THE SECRET OF SUCCESS.

orty million bottles of August
FL yer sold in the United states alone
size its Introduction And the de-
III ID for it is still growing. Isn't that
fila showing OF success? Don't it
PR e that August Flower has had I'M
tal ng success in the cure of indiges-
to and dyspepsia-the two greatest
ene MES of health and happiness?
DO j it not afford the best evidence
tina August Flower is sure specific
fof al stomach and intestinal disorders ?
IT at it has proved itself the best OF
Sill iver regulators? August Flower
has a matchless record of over thirty
i've years In curing the ail1ng millions
OF aese distressing complaints sue
cesz that is becoming wider in its SCOPE
eve y day, at home and abroad, as the
lam 9 OF August Flower spreads. Trial
bottles, 25c; regular size, 75c. For
sale by E. T. Whiteheaa = A.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-08
HE HAD TO SHINE THEM.
sprinkling Cart Driver Had His
Little Joke, But It Was
Turned On Him.

1T was In the early days In Montana
when COW punchers with high-heeled
boots, big sombreros, and a regular r.
senal of six shooters were plentiful.
said the veteran travelling man ~ hs
cooked his foot up on his knee and te0k
a puff at a black cigar. "Somethina
went wrong with the engine of the train
I was on, and found myself in . small
frontier town, with several hours to
spend and nothing in particular to do.
started out to see the town. AS walked
down the main street a cowboy dressed
in his Sunday best and a shine on his
high top boots that would have put q
plate glass mirror out of business came
sauntering down the street AS he start
ed over a crossing the only sprinkling
cart the town could boast of came along
The driver eyed the boots, and with a
sly smile pulled the string Just in time
to drench the boots from top to bottom
and completely spoil the shine.
Quick as q flash the COW punoher
pulled his forty-fve' from its holster
and ordered tho driver to crawl down
from his perch. Calling bootblaek, he
made the driver get on his knees, take
the shining outfit, and shine both boots
from tho soles to the tips The driver
didn't seem to fancy performing the
mental service, but the muzsle Of that re-
volver didn't lock good to the practical
Joker, and he got busy in hurry. When
the Job was finished the cowboy made
tae driver pay he bootblack 80 cents for
the blacking he had used. Showing his
gun back into IL holster, the cowboy
sauntered leisurely down the street. q
satisfied stmle playing on his counten-
ance. The driver mounted his seat ana
drove away . sadder but wiser man."
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-08
Danger in Cold Weather.

There is danger in cold weather be.
cause it produces conditions favorable
to the development of those germ dis
eases known as LaGrippe, Pneumonia
Bronchitis, Consumption. etc. These
diseases are contracted while the
mucous membrane OF the throat and
lungs is weakened by Inflammation re-
suIting from cold. It is dangerous
to neglect even a slight cold. Help
nature to ward off disease by using
Rydale's Elixir. This modern scientific
remedy can always be relied on In all
diseased conditions of the throat and
lungs. E. T. Whitehead & Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-08
iEIP QUICKLY KNOCKED OUT.

some weeks ago during the severe
wiz or weather both my wife and my
self Doth contracted severe colds which
spec lilly developed into the worst kind
OF l. grippe with all of its miserable
syn otoms." says J. S. Egleston, of Ma
lie 4anding, Iowa. "Knees and Joints
aching, muscles sore, head stopped up,
eye and nose running, with alternate
spei OF chills and fever. We began
usln Cbamberlnin's Cough Remedy,
aiding the same with doae of Cham
Der! ans Stomach and Liver Tablets.
and oy It's liberal use soon completely
kno ked out the grip" These tablets
promote healthy action of the bowels.
live and Kidneys which is always bene-
hcia when the system is cor ges:ed bv
CT Z or attack of the grip. For sale
b., al Druke lists