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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-01-26

A\o III OdiOliAns Al tHC Cup01iOA
Halifax County, Court.
John q. Daniel, Admir- OF MacRae
Allen. Deceased,
Norman Alien, Mrs. Stella Hedgepeth,
Mamie thrlsty, Mary Christv, james
Paul Gary Allen, and vile, NissouriGary,
heirs of Mrs. Jennie Bailey Jno Allen,
Mr. ..John Nortalngton, W. AIlen,C D
House and wife, Lula House Virginia
Alien, Edwin House, John Taylor anc
~lfs, Mary Taylor Chas. Dowden and
wife, Sue Dowden Frank Allen, j. l.
Ou,by and wife. E!'z ,besh Ous,y,W n
Low, John Il. Johnson, B. FL. Hale and
W.T., NJ. c Hale Walter Northinz ton,
Geo. Vlck, Cnas. Vica, john North-
in ton, Jesse Huntingdon, Chas N.'rth-
,ngton Gus Northington, l. H. Hale
and wife, Virginia Hale; Willard
No-thington, Clande Whitehead, and
e. II. Hale guardian ad Item for Hon
ry and Ed sin Whitehead.
The defendants above named viii!
take notice that an action entitled as
above b been commenced In the Sn-
per or cunt q! Halifax equity belt re
the clerk to sell me lands OF MacRae
allen, decaased, 10 make assets, ana
ths sid defendants will further
take nu,1ca that they are reqil ID to
10. ear s.ef.,r5 the clerk of the Superior
&C u,t OF SAID county N the I'D day
,t FebrLar,, 1895, ~ answer or de-
nur to the complaint ri st:e plalLtff.
This 5rl .! January, 1903
NJ GARY,
Clerk Superior Court.
J-0S f.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-01-26
Bank Statement.

Report +. t the condition nf The Scot
la,,d Neck 3 INK, at Sc tland Neck. j.,
lie STATE Of North Carolina, at the
close uf business Jan. IL. 1900
E.ss,rRcEs.
Loans and discounts $117.97S 65
Ovsrdrafts 3,l64 81
Ali other stocks, bonds and
mortgages 10000
Furniture and fixtures 1,l35. 81
Due from banks and bankers IL 500 SO
Cash items 94G413
G I'D coin 500 co
Silver coin, including all
minor coin currency 3,O67.s9
National bank notes and
other U. s. notes 100000
Investment account 1000 90
Total $16I, 1881 O6
Capital pad in > 24,7Oo.OO
Undivided profits, lees cur
rent expenses end taxes
paid 1887 60
Bills payable 100000
Time certificates of deposit GIG Al
Deposits suhj ect to check 11O,584 %
Certified checks 592 81
Total Sl6l 391 O6
State Of North C,rolina, ;.
County Of Halifax. 80
l, Frank p Shields, cashier of the
above named b.nk, do sole,nnly swear
that the above statement Is tribe to the
best of ny knowledge and belief.
FRANK p SHIELDS, Cashier.
Correct-Attest r. NJ. johnson,
n. B. Josey, G Hoffman, Directors.
Subscribed snd sworn to before me
this 21st day os January: 1905.
J. A. PFRRY. Notary Public
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Get a Sample Copy.

Get Sample Copy.
Any one can get copy of the
Southern Agr,culturist, the premium
we are offering to cash subscribers, by
calling at this office. See 1t and you
will want it.
Pay up your dues to THE COMMON
WEALTH and pay year in advances
and you get the twice-a-month Agricul-
turlst free.
You get your home paper for the
dollar and the other good paper as a
premium.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-01-26
Notice..

The people Of Scotland Neck will
ask the General Assembly at It's pres
ent session to pass law establishing
prohibition for Scotland Neck and
vicinity. This January 18th, 1905.
W. A. DUNN and others.
1-19 Ct.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-01-26
EC1wards& Company's
MID WINTER BARGAINS.

We have 4 choice lot of Clothing
ma:a by "L!varighe Cloth ing Co."
whic!l We Will s-il at low prices to
Ger NJ sleek.
EDWARDS & &c.
SHOES Shoes
James Means a.ld Steisoa Shoes are
the best for Enen. Reeds Shoes are
the hest f0r women. Ienox fu- Child
rep. Ali these lit Bargains.
EDWARDS & Go.
DRESS PATTERNS AT COST.
We have a few more Dress Patterns
LETT which we VIII sell ct cost.
EDWARDS & Co.
CLOAKS AND FURS.
isn>d number o. u'ce eloaks and
|tufs 'Fa1ias;g to go a: ios prices.
EDWARDS & Co.
RUGS RUGS:
We have now on hand another great
Rl1 sale. Done fail to see them.
EDWARDS e. Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-01-26
dark Tapley Club.

On Tuesday afternoon The MARI
lapey Club was entertained by Mics
Margaret Shields in a very unique way.
Mach iun was obtained by modelling
animals from sticks of sweet wax.
Ire orize, cast Of Venus, was Won
oy Miss Rebecca Smith.
Delicious refreshments were sc! ved
Purlng The afternoon.
nose present were Misses Annie
'cnln, Mary Lon Jnsoy, Lizzie Fy-
Il. Ahnnia E Smith, Rebecca SIN ! b ,
z'e Smith, Alice Powell and MIf
Dunn.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-01-26
"eether Report.

"eether Report.
ror week ending January 10, 1905.
AohiPerature, mean maximum, 40
minimum, 81
highest on Jan. 18th IL.
lowest on Jan. 11th, ~
Rainfall sc Inches.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-01-26
Many Thanks !!

q : II !ha an R king our 1''
friends and GUS
toners for their liberal
patronage in the past.
We have had a good
trade and feel that we
have no right to com
plain. Our stock will
be kept more complete
than ever before, hence
we will be better prepar-
ed to satisfy all who call
on us. II you don't know
what we keep just call
and see; it will pay you
to visit our place oftener.
Try it if you wish to
save money.
Wilson Allsbrook,
Scotland Neck, n. G..
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-01-26
Hotel for Rent.

/ have for req: ID Roanoke Rapids a
frs.-cla>s Hotel Of IS rooms. centrally
located No such cher hotel in town
Apply to w. y. sILLERY,
Roanoke Rapids, n. c,
,-IE-it
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-01-26
Still On!

he Five and Tea Cent Sales are
on, ans: Will be until January 3O,h.
MORRISETT BRos.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-01-26
he Commonwealth
2Ptt;;:TA!. ANNOUNCEMENTS

,r.S-Ta-SA cures Dyspepsia. Indigest-
ON, and all Stomach ailments. Try a
! ccrt hottie. For sale by E. T.
- had L Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-01-26

FRANK I. CLARK COVE call at
+eatt3n 70 this good firm OF Norfolk
dealers. you are going =, to build it
vii pay you to see them or write.
Those who patronize them h@e say
gooi things for them,
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-01-26
Notice..

North Carolina. Iu the Superior
Halifax Comfy, Court.
John q. Daniel, Admir- of MacRae
Allen. Deceased,
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-01-26
ething Wonderful.

Dc Bargains fer the next three days
at, NoKRISETTE BROS,
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-01-26

Report +. t the condition Of The Scot
la,,d Neck Il INK, at Sc tland Neck. j.,
Tie Stale Of North Carolina. at the
close Of business Jan II, 1903
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-01-26

J. Y. SAVAGE, Obsr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02
French Handmade NiShtgowns
From Sl.9S to $3.50

French psrcale. hand-fucked
yoke. hand-embro.dered collar.
cuffs and front band. .91.s0
French cambric. v neck. yoke
OF graduated tucks and hand
scailoped rufHs- down front,
around neck and on
sleeves .&2-2S
French canbric. yoke % hand
tucks and hand briar stitching
collar. cuffs and front band
with hand briar. hand design
m collar ...-............ .92SS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02
White Petticoats from 48c to $500

Muslin. with tuchS and cambric
Muslin. tucked umbrella rufne.
with fiounce Of embroidery. ...780
Cambria. with three Torchon ir-
sertions and flounce.
Muslin. tucked umbrella ruffie.
with founce OF embroidery. .8Sc
Muslin. cambric Spanish nounce.
with hemstitched tuckS: also
cambric. lawn umbrella ruffe.
with hemstitched tucks.. -Dsc
Cambria. three clusters Of tucks,
three TOrchon insertions and lace
NOuECS - 80
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02
French Handmade Pettic0ats

French cambric. deep hounce.
hand sralloped and e!aborately
embroidered In Tart nouveau
design. .. $500
French longcloth. hounce with
large hand scallops. elaborate
ly embroidered IN floral spray
and lily design. $3.50
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02

is one OF the very Popular rev
fabrics Tor evening eo.n. ard
fancy waists for p-~>en: u~ar.
rs Will A. for Spring and sum
iEsr dresses TIE outc.: {. lin
lied and As the demand viii be
very brisk IL ri, b~ weil 20
se> oar pres~r. stock .mret.-
ateiy. which consists of twenty
GRO p.|s>ee. ncae os which cor
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02
Drawers from l9c up to $3.50

Muslin, with tucks and embroid-
cry NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sjc
Muslin. with cambric umbrella
rcfie. with blind briar and hem
stltcnInS Doc
Nainsook. umbrella rufse. with
TorchOn lace and insertion: also
cambric, with embroidery inser-
ton and flounce ..............0 .0sc
Nainsook. with medallion inser-
ton Of fine embroidery and deep
embroidery fiounce .......... - -
Eainscok. with embroidery medal
lion. fancy insertion and fiounce
OF valenciennes lace. 81 IN
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02

Cambria. V neck, embroidery in
sertion and edge. also muslin, high
neck. cambric yoke with hem
stitched tucks and hemstitehed
rurneS .SB0
Cambria. high neck. yoke OF tucks
and Fix embroidery insertions. en-
broidery edge ....................9S
Cambria. square neck. yoke Of
hemstitched tuclsS embroidery in
sertion and edge: also muslin. high
neck. embroidery trimmed. -. .OSc
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02

Muslin. with square neck and
embroidery insertions .4sc
Good muslin. full size. high and
V neck. cambric yoke. with
tucis and hemstitching. ..... .4sc
The lowest price slip-over gown
We have ever shown-cambric.
neck and half sleeves drawn
with pink and blue ribbon. .Ssse
Muslin. high neck. yoke OF tucks
and ruffies Of embroidery....:3c
Nainsook. .slip-over yoke Of hem
stitched tucks and hemstitched
FufnO0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02

Cambria. tucked umbrella rliffle.
with fiounce Of embroidery - -
Cambria. tucked umbrella r'Iffie.
with flounce OF embroidery. .3S
Cambria. tucked umbrella ruffie,
with deep fiOunce OF embroid-
cry NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. <x.4S
Cambria. with SIX TOrchon lace
insertions and fiounc.. ........$ .$2.:ssI
Cambria. with deep ripple founce
Train Petticoats. lace trimmed.
from ~ .OS TO 81. .OeD
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02
Chemises
From 48c to SIS

Cambria. with Torchon lace and
insertion. also embroidery
trimmed A9c
Best quality cambric or muslin.
with corded band .AS0
Nainsook. with two Insertions
and edge Of Val. lace. two rib-
bon headings. tucked ruffie on
sHirt ............-.........
Sainsook. two Torchon inser-
tions and two ribbon beadings
and lace at neck. lace insertion
and fiounce on skirt. .0ec
Nainsook. two-diamond pattern,
Val. lace insertions In yoke. lace
edge and ribbon beading, lace
founce on skirt. $40
Nainsook. with two Val. lace in
sertions and ribbon headings in
yoke. skirt with tucks and deep
lace fiounce .................9 81 ~
Nainsook. with seven-pointed in
sertions of Val. lace in yoke. lace
edge and ribbon beading. tucked
skirt and deep insertion and
f1ounce of Val. lace. ~ .BS
Nainsook. Val. lace Insertions
embroidery medallions. edge and
ribbon beading. lace trimmed
skirt ...................... Lbs
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02
Bridal
Trousseau Sets

Six pieces, including Corset
Cover, Drawers. Chemise,
Knee Skirt, Petticoat and
Nightgown. prices ranging
for the complete set
from. $1,000 to @64 80
Separate garments sold sep
arately at same prices As
quoted for set complete.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02

tain mo-r than tWo dress
lengths. TIE styles ard coIors
Are beautiful. embracing the
medallion styles. flower ciIs-
tiers. eunche> of Chrysanfhe-
NUNS. :Ull-b.own roses. apple
bouquets Louis Nv 5-co-a-
ton. stalk OF Asser. Rosebud
and soeEet-me-nois In PoynpA-
dour effects. etc No duplicates
OF sAe<e Patterns.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02

Eainsook. low. round neck. open
front, fancy pointed yoke of Point
de Paris lace and insertions. also
sl.pover style. nainsook. long
sleeves. embroidery trimmed. .0Sc
I.ongc!oth. V neck. yoke Of tucks
and embroidery insertion in yoke.
Val. lace on Eeck and sleeves. 0Sc
Eainsook. slip-over half sleeves
and all-over embroidery yoke.
drawn with ribbon. 10
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02
Misses Petticoats
Lsalih 50 aad Sc iMekss

Muslin. With cambrc ruffe.
hemstitched tucks ............ .SJc
Cambr!c. with lawn umbrella
ruffie. hemstitched tucks. 81 90
Muslin. with two insertions and
fiounce of Torrhon lace, also en-
broidery trim med umbrella ruff
Cambria. umbrella ruffie. with
Val. lace insertion and
uounce S.OO
Cambria, tucked umbrella ruffie.
with insertion and fiounce Of en-
broidery ......................e2.2S
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02

French percale. harf fucks.
two hand briars and hand seal
lOps ..-.-.-.------...''.'e
French longcloth, nainsook
rune, with hand briar and
hand scallops -...---....S .S1'4S
French cambric. deep umbrella
rufsie, large fancy scaliops.
with French dots and hand
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02

French nainsook, English en-
brotdery spray across bust.
hand scallops and hand eye
lets S0Jo
Sainsock. Tart ncuveau de-
sign across bust. hand scaliops
and eyelets and nne tucks at
waist .o2SS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02

French cambric, clusters Of
hand fucks. br,ars and French
knots IN yoke. hand hernstitch-
ed collar. front band ard cuffs.
large hand-en broidered design
In collar SH.16
Slip-over Gown. French nain-
sock. low round neck. wide
hand eyelets dra wn with rib
bon. with hand-embroidered
design and fire hand scallops
about neck and kimono
sleeves .U4sBO
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02

Entirely new: IL has Q highly
mercerized white ground Of opsn
mesh on which motifs are
worked IN red. pink. black. blue.
ste. The general effect Of the
cloth Is very pleasing.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02
French Handmade Chemises
From 85c to $500

Nainsook. yoke Of hand drawn
work. hand tucks and French
knots. trimmed with fine Tor
chon lace: also deliberately en-
broidered with fuchsia
ueSlEn H.75
Sheer French nainsook. elabo-
rately embroidered with holly
design across bust. ...... .ol.sS
Two pretty styles. hand en-
bFoidered and lace trimmed
l1]5 and 99.NS
Other exquisite designs UP
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02
Knee Skirts
From 25c to $3.50

Muslin. with tucked cambric
rune .1SbC
Cambr1c. With Torchon lace and
insertion. also with fiounce Of
embroidery .....................4 .4sc
Muslin. with tucks and cambric
ruffie. also cambria. with hem
stitched tucks $50
Cambria. with tucks. umbrella
rrffle and nounce Of embroid-
cry ..................... ..78c
Cambria. with hemstitched ruff
he and nounce Of Point de Paris
lace. also tucked umbrella ruf-
le. with hounce OF embroid-
cry ....................8S .8So
Cambria. with hemstitched tucks
and insertion and flounce Of new
pattern OF Valenciennes lace.
31.lS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02

Two pretty styles French
nainsook. with fine hand tucks.
hand drawn work and Wide
eyeIet. beading. one with Va
lenc.ennes. the other with Tor
chon lace ...............o .o175
Other pretty styles up TO. $3.50
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02
Handmade French Corset Covers

French na.nsook. full French
STYLE. hand scalloped. hand
eyele;s and tucked back-.oIS6
French nainsook. hand sprays
across bust. hand eyelets. seal
lops and tucked back. -. .ozlS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02

French percale. hand-embroid-
cred spray across bust. hand
scallops and dots. ..Sl.Oo
French percale. open front.
yoke Of graduated tucks and
hand scallops 31.25
French longc1oth. fine hand
embroidered spray across bust.
hand scallOped .SI.25
French nainsook. hand eyeief.
ribbon beading. hand scailops
and dots: also hand-embroid-
cred blind beading ng..1I.:s 20
French nainsook. deliberately
hand embroidered also one
style trimmed with French
Val. lace 4. II
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02

An English novelty produced by
embroidery eco'S with mercer
Sneck s . f,ouna ,ia ~ We Ssry 1,,,e ,,s eual a.,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02

bina:ion checks. a,sp checks os
blue and white. tan and white.
sn-ie and whi,a reseda and
white. etc
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02

ground - OF p!n-point checks.
with ail-over spots OF white.
Co-Gsd In - as tn represent
Holbein embroidery. blues.
pinks. roses. etc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02

Another English product. very
fashionable in London for street
wear: medium weight, has a
wooien finish but il all cotton;
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02

Na'nsook. square neck. yoke Of
Val. lace and Insertion. ribbon
OSeNiES .........-...--....... LAS
Nainsook. low. round neck. open
front. Val. lace insertions and
lace trimmed flowing y,
Nainsook. slip-over. fancy yoke
OF embroidery medalliohs and
Val lace and insertions. deep
Val. lace on flowing three-Quar-
Ter sleeves ...................1 .80
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02

.u,xi;e shad;ngs and very bril-
liant su-.ace-usei extensively
for reception and evening wear.
all solid shades OF blue. pink.
turquoise. maize. cha,nois. cream.
champaGne and black
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02
Replin Vo;le

An !aea! wash fabric. in the
new royal blue and green COM
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02
January Sale Muslin Under,
Begins To-Morrow.


notable Undemuins
Makers thus have hamaybet etermed
An International Sale of Undermuslns
animation BY critical
demonstrate and what
Biggest and Best Assembly Ever Offered in This
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02

Good r"~slin. with hem and two
cluster of tucks. 1Dc
Cambria. with hemstitched UNI
brella ruffle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .:5c
Cambric. full umbrella rufae. with
tucks and Torchon lace and In
sertton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .A6c
Fine cambric or muslin. embroid-
cry trimmed .....................4So
Cambria. with hemstitched
Cambria. with umbrella ruffle Of
embroidery ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Csc
Nainsook. with Ealenciennes lace
and insertions. also cambric with
tucks and umbrella ruffie OF en-
broidery ....,............... .70c
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02

Eainsook, tucked hack. fuil
French style. with fancy inser-
ton and edge Of new pattern Val.
lace. tucked medallions. ....... .70c
Nairsook. full French style. six
vertical insertions Of embroidery.
also embroidery edge on neck and
arms eye NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .0Se
Nainsook. with vertical Val. lace
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02
Scotch Cin6han,s

A complete assortment OF solid
coiors and pin-h>aA checks.
made in Scs:tAni::- f.ne quality
and desirable. where neStness.
durability and laundering quail
!:i-a a.s consiSerHA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02

smart frocks and are particular
ly good in washing.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02

A French wash fabric OF ex-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02

Good quality cam
brio. plain. tight-nt-
ting. high or low
neck ...............1Oc
L o n & clot h. low.
square neck. full
French style. tucked
back and 'front.'. .10c
Full French style.
c a m b ric. trimmed
with Val. insertion
lace and ribbon
beading ...........2Sc
Full French style.
Cambric, trimmed
with Torchon lace
and insertion ....2Jc
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02

Sainsook. fancy pointed yoke Of
Point de Paris lace insertions .3Sc
Sainsook with embroidery medal
lions. Val. lace insertion. .SI.3O
NainsoOk with fish eye. Val. lace
and insertions. drawn with rib
Don -..--..-.............. $1.4S
down front and
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02
Silk Punjab

SIX Punjab
VIII Be used extensively ecr
summer shirt waist suits and
carriage coa,a auto coats. etc.
e.4nS Natural pongee color and
crrainense. with !.ch bruca4ed
cesAGn1. spots. etc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02
New Wash Fabrics For c..s:: The S


place and odsd deiveedab
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02
French Handmade Lin&erie

Never before have we shown such large st
garments for this January Sale.
French Handmade Drawers
From CSC to $500
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02

y q n 8 DO x. fuIl
French style. en-
broidery trimmed,
drawn with rib
bonS ...-....-.....-@Sc
Cambria. tieht-ft-
ting. low. square
neck. with insertion
and edge of either
lace or embroid-
cry ......-.--.-.-. .4SC
Nainsook. full French
style. with three Val.
insertion edge and
three ribbon bead
inEs. also one pretty
style with two en-
brOidcry insertions
and edge. .0Sc
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02
Extra Size
Garments
for Stout FiGures

extensive variety in the imported handmade
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02
Damask Tray Cloths

Cloths. regular vaue 35c.
Hemst:teh-i paiiask Tray Cloths value
q --- --- .-..s
:c.so Hers,i,ca.a DaIask Tray Cloths.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02
= Grand Prizes
and 4 Gold Medals.
Hemmed Huck Towels

Heavy Huck Towels regular price 1bc
regular price 1sc at I3,se
Bleached Huck regular price 2oc 16e
2lx4I nches) Huck Towels regular
price &c
All-Lnen Towels regular price 2lc. lee
regular price 23c 1Se
regular price 25c nc
AIinen Huck Towels regular price
S0c at 1Se
regular price 35c ne
ALnen Huck Towels regular price 4sc 80
Unbleached Sheets, Well Made.
sxso Cnbeached Sheets reduced from 76c January sale
reduced from Soc: January Sale
Price
Cream Damask Table Linen
soinch heavy AInen Cream Damask regular price
January Sale Price yard. lss
Cream Damask. regular price ssc
January Sale Price yard. SO
regular $:s jan
Embossed Silver Damask regular price
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-01-02

Isnch Kitchen Toweiins Crash
lSiach RleacheG AlIin Rarnslay Roller
!snch Linen Roller Towene
:ench Linen Roller Towene price
lsnch Fancy Huck Tc~ei.ne january
inch Striped German To~ene regular price lsc
hne Russia Crash Towens price :c january
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-22
Here's Kansas Candor.

Editor Barnd, Of the Ness County
News, published al Ness City, is a
sample Of the kind of Kansas editors
which has made the State famous.
We told the story as twas told 10
u.s." but Bro. Barnd will not have the
population OF his town misrepresented
as note the following:
W. Z. Stoke, editor Of the Great
Bend HUSTLER, who visited our fair
last week, gives very clever write up
Of both the fair and our town, which
appears in another place in this issue
but in one way he does an injustice 10
the best little city in western Kansas.
He estimates Ness City's population
at from nine hundred 10 one thousand
when, as matter Of fact, We have
somewhere between FIVE hundred anc
six hundred inbabitants-probably
right around the latter number. We
claim to be truthful people. and not
at all in the class that is always pad
ding" its population from one-third &c
one-half.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-22
The Ladies' Rest.

There is toilet room and Ladies
Rest in the basement Of the court
house, entrance from the east side,
for the public use Of LADIES ONLY. 1t
is properly fitted and taken care of,
through the efforts of ladies Of this
city, and all ladies are welcome 10 its
accommodations. The janitor is author
lied and instructed TO arrest any man
found in or about the rooms. A
sign at the door states that it is for
LADIES ONLY.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-09-22
ELlINW0OD.
From the Leader, Sept. "A.

From the Leader, sept. u.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Scheu.
fer, of the south side on Monday, a
baby iii. All getting along nicely.
Rev. Jacob Schauf Of Abeline, Tex ,
arrived last Saturday for a months
visit with friends and relatives.
Miss Minnie Remmert, who under.
went an operation at Great Bend a
few weeks ago, is again able 10 be
out.
The Eisold Canning Company
Started their machinery Tuesday, and
canned some $50 cans Of jack rabbit.
A. Auchsteuer has sold his dray
and transfer business 10 J. W. Burg,
formely in the employ Of the P. b.
Kimpler Furniture Co.
F. c. Spite Of nor theast Of Elm.
wood leaves today with his family,
for Offerle, Kansas, where they will
make their future home.
Word came 10 this Office Of the
marriage of Chas. Steinhoff to Miss
Mathilda Patton, at Syracuse, Kan
sas, on Monday night, Sept. IL, at
elgnt O'Clock. They will make thei,
home al Johnson City, where Charley
is in business.
The friends of the Herald family
are glad to note that the two children,
LIZZIE and Charles who have been
having such hardtussle withtyphold
fever, are able to be up and getting
along nicely. Louis who was taken
to Colorado and has b-en sick there,
and father, K. B. Herold are getting
along fine.