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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-02-16
Preparation 8 for house Cleaning,
Secected.

Selected.
Many things can be done this month
which will materially tighten the Ia
bors of house-cleaning when the "real
thing" is to be taken in hand. Some
fine day the attic may be invaded, and
boxes bags and trunks overhauled, their
contents assorted and separated, either
tor further use in their present form, or
to make over to pass down the line, to
exc out scant wardrobe, to turn into
patches, put into the ragbag, or sell to
the rag-man.
Closets can be ransacked, garments
aired, busted and repaired, shelves I'M
loaded cleaned and relilled. The ward
robes OF the various members of the
family should be inspected, put in Or
der for "hurry" call in srring and an
estimate made as to the needs of a
shopping tour many things may be
worked up into combinations" saw
ing the purchase of new. If you live
near a rug weaver, and haye time to
sew the rags, you can use up otherwise
unusable things, and by their use sup
ply yourself with several comfortable
rugs.
The "must haves," in the way of
new shades, curtains, rugs, carpets, pa
perlngs, painting, calsomlning, etc. can
b. decided upon, and manys Items not
ed down Tor future reference. Bed and
ia bile linens should also be looked after
and repaired, towels and other necessi-
ties arranged for. New quilt covers
may be evolved from the piece bags
cotton and wooden scraps, and all this
will leave us the more money tor the
purchase of the new.
If this preparatory work be we'll and
thoroughly done now, you will find
that much of the bugbear of house.
cleaning has been met and conquered !;
then, when you do commence the real
work, try cleaning but one room at a
time, cleaning and replacing the fur
nishings before you begin on another,
and see if your work is not a great
deal more satisfactory to the whole
family than If you have the whole
house turned topsy-turvy at one and
the same time.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-02-16
STARTLING BUT TRUE.

People the world over were horri-
fed on learning of the burning of q
Chicago theatre in which nearly six
hundred people lost their lives, yet
more than five times this number OF
over 5000 people died of pneumonia
in Chicago during the same year, with
scarcely passing notice. Every one
of these, cases of pneumonia resulted
from cold and could have been pre-
vented by the timely use of Chamber
lain Slough Remedy. A great m my who
bad every reason to fear. pueumonis
have warded it off by the prompt use
of this remedy. The following is an
instance of this sort: "Too much can
not be said In favor of Chamberlain :
Cough Remedy, and especially for
colds and influenza. [ know that i.
cured my daughter, Laura, OF severe
cold, and l believe saved her life when
she was threatened with pneumonia u
w. D. Wilcox, Logan, N. Y. Sold
by all druggists.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-02-16
Carnegie Against Liquor Traffic.
Yorkville Enquirer.

Yorkville Enquirer.
Andrew Carnegie has declined to as
sst in the erection of great hotel in
Pittsburg on the ground that the hotel
would have to be interested in the ga.
loon, and he is unwilling to make any
investments that look to the sale OF
liquor for any part OF its profits. There
are people who think 1t surprising that
a man of Mr.. Carnegie's breadth
should have such marrow" views on q
question like this; but Mr.. Carnegie
has long since given ample proof of his
deep love of humanity, and that be
should decline to take part in the de-
bauchery OF his fellow-man, is in full
keeping with the remarkable character
he has established.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-02-16
Is 1t Right?

Is it right that a prcperty-owner
should lose $4.2O to let dealer make
so cents? A dealer makes so cents
more on fourteen gallons of ready-tor-
use paint, at $3.50 per gallon, than
our agent does on eight gallons OF
L. & NJ. paint and six gallons of llnseed
oil, which make fourteen gallons OF
the best paint in the world, at 81 70
per gallon the property-owner loses
Just $3.50. Is it right?
1t only requires 4 gallons of l.. & M.
and 3 gallons irseed oil to paint a
moderate sized house.
Ten Thousand Churches painted
with Longman & Martinez L. & M.
Paint.
Liberal quantity given to churches
when bought from E. T. Whitehead
& Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-02-16
Washington Public School Burned

Washington Progress.
On Tuesday morning about 80
O'Clock the Public School building on
Second street in the east end of the
city was discovered on fire. 1t had
caught from the inside, presumably
from a f1ue, and the whole interior was
ablaze when discovered. The root
fell in about the time the fire depart
ment reached the scene. The build
ing and all of the books, furniture, ETC.,
was total loss.
The loss, by a careful estimate, is as
follows:
House $1,000, furniture and fixtures
$500, library, including public docu-
ments, So, 800; stock of text books and
stationery $500. There was $1,000
Insurance In all.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-02-16
GIVE YOUR STOMACH A REST.

GIVE YOUR STOMACH A REST.
Your food must be properly digest
ed and assimilated to be OF any value
to you. II your stomach is weak or
diseased take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
1t digests what you eat and gives the
stomach rest, enabling it to recuper-
ale, take on new life and grow strong
again. Kodol cures sour stomach, gas
bloating, heart palpitation and all d.
gestlve disorders. L. A. Soper, of Lit
tie Rock Ky, writes us: eve feel that
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure deserves all the
commentator that can be given 1t, aa
it saved the life of our little girl when
she was three years old. She is now
six and we have kept it for her con-
stantly, but, OF course, she only takes
1t now when anything disagrees with
her," Sold by e. T. Whitehead & Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-02-16
GET 1T IN YOUR BLOOD

Mr. Paul Kramer. painter of Windber. Pa. writes
Has taken Yager's Sarsaparia. and it is building
up his down system: before commencing ia
take it he weighed 1873 lbs after first bottle he weigh
ed IA lbs; he is now rapidly reganng his health.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-02-16

that the sewing machine saves to hui
manity over $50O,OOO,OOO annually.
Moral: Some Of the greatest events
IN history hinge upon the smallest
Incidents, the idea .s inventipy the
sewing machine growing out OF the
boastful remarks Of brageart. Surely
Gods overriding hand Is evident and
powerful everywhere.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-02-16
A COLD. A COUGH-CONSUMP.
TON.

A brief told history, but true, Ry-
dale's Cough Elixir will prevent this
happening to you. It will check the
progress of a cold at once, prevent the
cough becoming deep seated, and thus
ward off consumption. This modern
scientific remedy kills the germs that
cause throat and lung diseases, and by
it's stimulating and tonic effect upon
the respiratory organs helps nature
speedily restore these organs to robust
health.
EFT. Whitehead e. Go.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-02-16

Joy and happiness Outlines
in mothers hearts are: brought to dwell
Recause "TEETHINA'S" brought the
bloom
To baby's cheeks and made 1t well:
Anodynes only soothe and lull to sleep
"TEETHINA" cures the child, regu'
,ates The bowels and saves the parents
many sleepless nights OF care anu
anxiety.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-02-16
Notice..

North Carolina: In the Superior
Halifax County, Court.
John &. Daniel, Admir- of MacRae
Allen, Deceased,
vs..
Norman Allen, Mrs. Stella Hedgepetb
Mamie Christy, Mary Christy, James
Paul GaryAllen, and wife, MissouriGary,
heirs of Mrs. Jennie Bailey Jno Allen,
Mrs.J ohm Northington, w. Allen, C. d.
House and wife, Lula House Virginia
Allen, Edwin House, John Taylor and
wife, Mary Taylor Chas. Dowden and
wife, Sue Dowden ; Frank Allen, J. l..
Ousby and wife, Elizabeth Ousby VIM.
Low, John Il. johnson, B. HI. Hale and
wife, NJ. G. Hale; Walter Northington,
Geo. Wick, Chas. Wick, John North
ington, Jesse Northington, Chas North
lngton Gus Northington, L. II. Hale
and wife, Virginia Hale; Willard
Northington, Claude Whitehead, and
G.. Fl. Hale guardian ad Item for Hen
~ and Edwin Whitehead.
The defendants above named will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced In the Su-
perior court OF Halifax county BEFORE
the clerk to sell the lands of MacRae
Allen, deceased, to make assete, and
the said defendants will further
take notice that they are required TO
appear before the clerk of the Superior
court of said county on the 23d day
OF February, 1905, and answer or de
muir to the complaint OF the plaintiff.
This 23rd of January, 1908.
s. Nj. GARY,
Clerk Superior Court.
7-26-4t
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-02-16

Paul Gage 5)-Mammy, do you really
and truly love me? Mamma "a widow
of course do, dear. Why do you
ask me? Paul-'Cause want you ia
marry the man that keeps the candy
atOro
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-02-16

First Visitor in St. Louls-Hel!o..
old man! How are you? 1 suppose
you are here on pleasure trip2
Second Visitor in st. Louis-No,
here strictly on business. You see my
wife is with me.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-02-16

Wlfe-Our daughter is 20 and she
ought to be married.
Hubb-Oh. she has plenty of time
Let her wait till the right sort OF man
comes along.
Wlfe-N0t at all. 1 didn't wait 10,
the right sort OF man-Louisyille
State Journal.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-02-16

Young Man-Do you remember my
buying this jewelry from you? Jew
eler-Yes; what's the trouble with it?
Young Mantle trouble is between
ma and the girl. Would you mind
exchanging it for collar buttons?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
Hcgenerscngnnas SpfnspOfns.

Sos Nngeles, Gal, 4. Wtoi. -
Gin Gonlite bon bicligen 8eldofts-
leutelt bat Dem nHe9enmoher" Gbos.
SatfielO $1,000 nusbe5oblt. gcIogter
Satfielo iabri5irt Hegcn fiinltlih ober
~bebauptet menigltens 10. an 10.
Ge5ember etablirte er iih in alto>
oena, III ben Vorbergcn Der Sierros,
20 Meilen bon Sos Mngeles, nad)oclt
er Die 3uioge erbalten batte, ipellll er
bis 5iim 1. Mai Is 3ou Hegen lhatfe.
10 perbe CT $1,000 erbaIten. Nnn bat
es ober ieitber 26,49 3oa g%eregnef,
mobreno ionit Der &e9enfoll III ole
ier 3eit betrohtlif] inter Ia 3ou
blieb. Is gob Dor einigen @ofeit
ioaor cine iormlife lleberihipenl-
mlne in Siio.Galiiornien, jeboh lit
man 9eraoe nif)t geneigt, lie OFF Sat-
fielo's Gonto 81 iesef,. er operirt init
einem Gas, oos er oiirh einen boben
aamin in Die Cuff ifidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
Scin picrter Yrusek.

Caleb GomerS ioQ nod einmal ne
gen Der Grmoroung oes 8ouoer=
neurs @oebeI Dor 0erid)t gcIteat
meroen.
Georgetown, ap, H. Mai.
Caleb Gomers, Der friiberc StantSs
iefretdr bon aentllfn, meld]er por
mebr oils einem Sabre iuegen Der
Wititulo an ser Grmor0ung 0cs
8oupernelrs @iuiam @ocbcl 5lIl1
Sooe perllrtbeilt mar uno ociIeu To-
oesllrtbeil Damn 5lpei Wtul umgeitp=
BEN uuroe, reifte I'M Scottsarcia-
gerid)t Den glntrog cin, Dob iein Yros
5eb noh Dem 9unoes. areisGcrid)t iiir
Den oltIiden aentufp.0 iitrift ilbers
trngen lperoc. Sn Dem ncllcn Ero5ciic
mcrben Ger i%riibere @ouperncllr =.
g. 9lod BON Nclu-2)orf mo Scr iriis
here @olpernclr Nidnr0 YotcSCSa.)
Die Gertbcioigrng bon EopcrS iibcr=
1lcblllef.
@ollperncnr @pcbcl lpllroc am 30.
Sonllor 1900 crit,oiien mo Fomer3
mltroe am 10. Mars ociiclbcn Sobre8
perboitet, lpie CT iagt, obnc ooB cine
regul0rc Infloge ge9cn i'm crbobclt
iporoen iuur. @ci Der &crboftiIng
fpieS Golcb Eolpera eincn icirlen Soil
oederocn Spc5iolporoon Dor, mel
der bon @oiluernellr Snplpr mo ibm
'elb't ols StootS icfret0r untcr5cid.
net mor. 0ie llellc Ectition iiibrt an,
ooB oleIer Eoroon bel allen orci Bro
5el'en Seltens Der Sertbcioigut0 olS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES porocbrod)t
pliroe, ooB Der @eridtabof Ocniclbct
ober Ie0eS WoI 5uriidlpicS, umo Dob
DER gppellboi ooS @orochcn ocS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES icocS Mol 0c6iG.
llgt babe.
Nlttcr Stout oroncte 5llcrlt an,
Die Eetltion Don YofperS 5llr acnnt.
NIB 81 ileDnlcfl, 500 obcr ontf 0eu
FroteIt oeS StootSomuoIts Sronflin
lclne Or0re 5ltriid ltto iibcrluieS Die
Fetitlon cincm iiir ben 10. Suli elm.
beruienen Spe5ioltermin sur @nt-
lheiollng. Sn Der 3luiifen5cit pcrocn
Foners' Gnlu0ltc Die So6c Dem
gunoesfreiS9criht fiir Oitzacntrdp
brett porlegen. EolpcrS luobnte Den
beuttgen Scrbnnblungen bel uno
lolldlte geiponnt, ols Die Srorc oes
gppellbofes, cine pierte Tro5ciiirung
onor0ncno, perleicn lu1lr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
Grfulgrcidcr Strifcr = WarIdl.

elmiro, N.-D., 4. Moi. -
Sellte Irilb rotteten iih 1900 itrifen.
DC 8rlbenorbciter 5u 9loBburg, Ya.,
5ulommen, I'M nad Morris Hun,
va. 81 moridireu uno oie BORT AT
Stelle Ser Strifer ir 0ieuite Der
~Mprris Hun Goal Mining 60" &c.
tretenen Strifebred)er ourd) llebcr.
reoung ooer Ginihiidterlung CUR Gin.
lteIlung Der 9lrbeit 5u berpeqen. 93ie
bellte Nafmittag bier gemeloct miro,
geIong cs ibnen, einen groBen gro.
5entlab Der Strite6reder ibrcn Miln,
ldcn gcfii9ig 5l MADDEN. Sic gobcIt
oenlelben 8elo ge1t9, bornit JIG Die
8e9eno p%crla'ien fon1lten. 0uS @elo
mar ibnen BON Der nHntionol Wine
@orters Linton" sur Serfii9uno &C.
itellt moroen. g[ls Die Strifer obrtors
ld)irten, bcfiird)tete ma einen erniten
Gonilift, alein gles ibcint obne Int
rilhe p~erloltict SIT lein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
&cinc Wnabc fir Nnna @alcntini.

Srenton, M. 4. Wui. -
Der gegnnoisungs q. @eridtsboi oes
Staates bot iid) belite geipeiaert, oos
gegen Inna Tolentini gei1Qte 5obcs.
nrtbeil in Elm miloeres llrtbeil lirn-
5lliponoeln. Oos 5rouen5immer
tpiiroe befanntlid in Sodenind Der
Grnoroung elmer Hipolin iiberiiibri
mo iolI am ~. Moi geb1ngt mer.
oen.
Gas ermoroete Srallen5imnler bieb
Hola Silpo uItb bate Der Gerurtbeil
ten ben Wann, nit Incident lie IN
ipiloer Che lebte, a~bipdnitis gentadJt.
Wis lie eines Cages Ilino nod ooSi,
perbobnte, beging oieie i'm SGb5orn
ben Worb. IuBergeipobnIid)e Mil-
ltrelglrngen iinb gelnoht moroen, nm
Inno bonn 8alsen 81 retteu. Sbre
InpGlte perben iest oen Eroseb Dor
oas Sberbunoesseridt SIT bringcn
periiid,en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
Ter nngcIaocnc Hc0uIucr.

MIbonn H..D, A. Moi. - Oil
gum Sooe betriibte uno aGn5lid) &C.
brod)en einbergebenoe biibid)e Steno.
%arapbiltin Sulia @rqper, weId)e an,
Montag Abeno i'm Sfers nit Dem
vnngelaoenen" &epolper ouf ibrer
Erin5ipal, ben &eriiderungs aaen.
ten 6ranflin Sapn. anlegte ilno Den.
lelben erld)ob, ipiiroe bon ser Gpro-
ners . SSitrp %entlaitet. 0as M1oden
gitg Damn beim 81 ieiner Miitter, iii
aber oerart gemiitbsergrifien, oaB es
fir lan9e 3eit fern bon ieinem bis.
bergen @irfungsfreiie in Aitbe al.
bringen miB. lie Veitattlina oes
OFFERS fono bciite inter beionoercn
5eierIidfeiten itntt. Der 10 job bin-
meg aeraffte Nann mar prominent in
pciitiid)en uf0 Grcimaiirerfreiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
0cridnunnocne 3cnain.

Gbicago, A. Woi. - Atid)t &c.
ringe Gorge perllriodt Den 9eumten
Der Stantsnmaltihoit ooS Ser
idppiuben elmer mihtigcn 3cltain,
pelde in Tro5cB gcgen ocn @lnu-
bart Sobnm Sod ouitretcu %iollte.
Die Gerihmunoene lit Srou Mimic
Sol5apfel, cine Grontcnpilegcrin,
lpeld)e Sod's Satin, Srou Marie
@elder.Sod, mGbreno Der ardnfheit
gepfleat bot, peld)c bcrlelben per.
bG%ugniBuoa meroen iollte. Gem Ger.
nebmen nnd) iolltc Die Nilsiogc Der
6rolt Sol5apfel Elm nod icblenocS
8lieo in Scr @elpciSfettc %licicrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
Nnscblidj III Sabre aft.

Detroit, MidI., 4. Mai. -
Setter aosrmiereiof, meldcr Dor ia
Sabren in Eolen geboreu lporocn lein
loll, ltorb beite III lciner bieligelt
@oblning. Gr entbielt lid, iein gdiis
6es Seben lang oeS @cnuiies gciltlger
8etrGnfe uno Sabofs uno uerbrod)te
ocn eroBtcn Sbeil ieines 2ebeis IN.
ter freiem Sintmel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
Nam's Gnttaniduna.

Dit Der 5uperiidtlid erbofften Srei.
ipred)ung par's mieoer Nitts. =
Surp fonnte iif aud I'M oritten
Ero5elie nidt einigen. - Gus
@erift miro Jest mobriheinlid)
Die anfloge nieberihlogen uno
Nan gegen nominelle 9iirgifoft
entloiien.
Nem- Dorf, 4. Wai. - 8urs
nab 2 llbr beiite iriib iplroc oie
Sl'rp III Dem Ero5clie gegcn Non
Eafferlon eltlaiien, nudoem iie iuic.
oerDolf erflort botte, oob es i6r nid)t
moglif Jet, iid oltf Elm Gerbift n,
einigen. Sic par BON 1 llbr om
Gonneritag Nobmittog an in BE.
rotbung gefueIen. Gie anaefloate,
mcld)c aus Dem Combs @ei0nonis
ms 8cridt gebrobt morben NOR.
nm 81 berncbmcn, luoS Die SSsltrn III
iogcn batte, iiel I'M 8erid)t in Ohm.
madt unb wrrbc in einem Stuhle
iiber Die Scuijerbrilde 5uriid ms
8ef1ngniB gebrodt no lie in Der
Soipitol-@o BON 9~ler5tcn bebon.
oelt ipurbc uno iid roid) erboItc.
Cine grobc Wcnifcnmcngc mar oic
gauge Taft iiber in unb INN bos &c.
fongnib oeriammelt, NM bos Hciul-
tat bcs 6criibmten Brooches 81 CT.
portcil, mo eS mar 3 ltbr poriibcr,
ebe lie iid) 5eritrcllt bottc. Wie CO
beiBt, itimmtcn iicbcn Scr 8eid)lpo.
rcncn onrdhpcg fiir SreiiprcfitnG
ilno flint fir llcbcrfiibrung. Sic
Ingcflogtc, mclhc iebt brei Iro5ciic
oitrd)9cmodt bat 5ipei bericIbcr
enoctcn nit Nidteinigung ser Silrn
uno Der onoere mllbtc in Solge ser
Grfronfun9 zines Scr @eihtporencll
obgcbrod,en mcrbcn - miro ictt
obnc 3iueifel gegen nomineuc 9iirg,
IfoIt ollf freien Sllb eeiebt lucroelL
lro gleid5eitig miro bic Stoatson.
poltIdoft Ole Infloge nieberit(oacr.
Snlius 8oloitrom. ein Mitglieo Scr
Sllrp, liegt bcute in ieiner @obnunq
on Neroenerifopfung oornieber. Die
@uIregung bes lan9en Tro5ciies lit
5u piel fir i'm getpeien.
glt) Nnn Eotterion loQ bellte I'M
@efdngniB fronf onrnieoerlieatn,
mo ibr ar5t erfl1rt, iie iei totol Su.
'omnengcbrofen. Siel Spmpotbic
iuiro fir iie geGi,bert.
@obreno Oes belitigen Cages fultr.
Den feline Shritte aetroffen, Non's
9eIrelnng gegen giirgihoft 5u er.
ipirfen. Sbr anluolt uno ibr Safer
bielten es iiir rotbiamer, ibr nod Der
lpabreno oes langen YroSelies ertro.
geflen M%ltfrcgung etluos Tilbe Su
gonnen. Seute abeno lit ibr 3ultano
lat mleoer normal uno peruriud,t
feline 9eIorgniB mebr. Worgen miro
lbr anluolt oeriud)en, cine 8erItGn.
ol9nng NIT Dem 0iitriftsonlpoIt be,
5ilgllh Der 5u iteQenoen 9iiraidoIt
SIT er5lelen. @oS nit :. Moraon
Smith nno Satin uno Der ecgen tic
%erbobenen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &c.
ld)eben miro, lit nod nidt feitgciteat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05

mt b, 4. Mai. - Die bieiioen
Eropin5- mo MilitGrbeboroen boben
ibre %Grbebungen 3lpeds auffinouna
Der orabtlolen Stotion. boz, lpelfer
DIE Sapal,er nad) 6ormoia oepeidi=
rem fonneil, beenoet uto erflGren, oab
es ibneN nid,t gelungen lei, cine iolde
oiif5ufiitoen uno bob Die o~iesbe5iig-
lld)e gelflperbe oes ruiiiifen aon-
liils IN Jlitid)au altgenideinIit iln-
begriinoet gelueien iei. IS miro bier
leood) fir moglif angeieben, oaB Die
Sapaner auf elmer Der in Der NGbe
liegenoen Snieln cine iold)e Stotion
eingeriftet baben. Die Sapaner be.
idiueren iidJ oariiber. oab Der riff.
Idle Geid,dftstrdser iid beniiibt babe.
bier fiirS diffe oes Moieitipensfp'ifen
@eidtpaoers ~beionoere Weraiinitisin.
gen gu eripirfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
Titbngb Sec 5ur Hnbe gcbcttct.

d. III D, So, 4. Woi. -
General 6ibbngb Sec imlroc bcllte
sur &itbe gebettet, lrio iein 2eid)en.
be9alt9niB mar zines ser impoiante.
ltet, meItles in pielen Sobrcn bier
ltnttfano. IuBer ben Gipil : Sroo.
ntldtlpnen iuaren etipa 2000 Woni,
Willis in Dem 2eid)en5use.
Der 2eidengottesoienit iono in scr
ct. Enuls Stride itott uno sic
lleberrcIte luiroen oiif Der .Soap-
ipooo . Cemetery" 5l,r Nilbe gebcttct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
Ticr JiidJerfabrscnac pcrmift.

st. Sobns, N..6., 4. Mai. -
Wan begt groBe 9%eiorsnib Inn oos
Sdiflal bon bier acknowledgement,
ipeld)e Dor so Sagen Don ct. Malo,
5ranfreid. nod oen Neufunol6nber
Vdrfen abgingcn unb nid)t bort All.
larigfen. Sic baben sliiammen etua
100 WenidDen an gorb. iuto mai
iiird)tet, Dob iie auf bober See untcr.
geeangen iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-05
WuB Die YbiIippinen Der
Iaffen.

Mom, A. Mfai. = Cine beute Dem
Vatifan 5ueegangene aabelocpeide
meloet, Dob Der 3uitano bes er5bi.
id)ofs Mgins, oes apoitoliiden 9ele.
gnten fir Die TbiIippinen ,meIder am
Jieber barnieoerIiest, elm iebr be.
benfIiHer lit. nno ooB Der Yralat
rtidjf IN NaniIo blciben fam. Ser
9ntient tpiro ieinen Yflidten entbo.
ben iperben iobaIo er I'M Stanoe lit,
bic HbiIippinen 81 perlniien.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-03
SEEKING
LOG TON
In Grafton For Branch Wholesale
House Is thu Hornor-G Gaylord Com
pany, of This City.

representatives of the Horror Gay
lord Company, Wholesale grocers of tins
city. nave been in Grafton for the past
several days looking for a location on
which it is their intention to erect =
large buisling for branch house OF
their rapidly growing business. TINS
firm viii establish a big business in
Grafton if the proper location and rail-
road facilities can be secured. Several
good locations nave been optioned and
it is very probable that tae deal will be
closed up within a few days.
"Grafton viii accor4 this firm very
hearty welcome:' says the Grafton Daily
Sentinel, @and all our people viii neart-
lily join in wishing the company every
prosperity. The Hornor.G Gaylord Com
Pany mas made very rapid strides for,
wanl during tine past few years, until it
stands well at the head Of the column
of wholesale groceries in this state, and
the splendid advancement Of the carly
past bids fair for further prosperity,
H.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-03
BREWERY
PAYS FINE.
To the Number of ae, Aggregating
$500 For Having Agencies withou;
Paying License Test Case It Is.


'rne Schmnlbach Brewing Company. of
Wheeling. pleaded guilty TO twcnty-nine
charges of selling beer without license,
Thursday at Parkersburg, and paid
fines aggresating about $500
Ine indictments wercold ones. but
the company had fo,igat them until the
supreme court recently decided That a
selling license as well as mnnufactur-
crs' license was necessary. Under that
opinion the defendant company pleaded
guilty Thursday Through It's counsel
The cases in point formed the basis
for the supreme courts decision on tao
strength OF which Tax Commissioner
Dillon through Attorney S: G. Smith.
of Wheeling is now trying 10 collsct
selling licenses from brewaries maintain
ing separate selling agencies and stor.
age houses.
The Scanmlbacn company case was
the test case. the company maintain.
a selling agency in Wood county and
was indicted about Two years ago and
Gid in The criminal court. IN appeal
ON writ Of srror wa. taxn to the en-
cuil court and refu-.d Then the cas-.
came q the snpremr court aud Juigc
Ncsvaorter handed down tho opinion
waica elinched ths liabiiity Of liquor
"Reminiscences for selling licenses.