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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-10

Providence. n. l.. July %, 1905.
The above sale Is this day continued "a
Saturday. tho eth day Of October. 1905 al
the same time and place.
ANDREW MIX KENZTE.
DAINTY sheriff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-10

December Z 1905.
The above sale IL this day continued
until Saturday. March TO- 1906. at same
time and place.
ANDREW MKENZIE,
Deputy Sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-10

Providence II. l., March 25. 1905.
The above sale Is this day continued Ia
Saturday the Path lav OF June, 1905. at the
came time and place
ANDREW NJ KENZTE.
Deputy Sheriff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-10

Providence, r. T.. October = 1875.
The above sale Is this day continued "a
Thursday. December 7th. 1906 at the same
time and place.
ANDREW MKENZIE
DANNY Sherlff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-10

Providence. r. l.. February %, 1905.
The above sale is this day continued
10 Saturday. the 18th day Of March. 1895,
at the same time and place.
ANDREW MEENZ1E,
Deputy Sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-10

Providence, II. l.. June q. 1905.
The above sale is this day continued
10 Saturday the POD day OF July at tho
same tire and place.
ANDREW M'KENZIE
je26-lp Deputy Sheriff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-10

Providence, Il. l., April 2, 1904
The above sale is this day continued to
the 9th day of April. 1904. at the same
time and place.
ANDREW MCKENZIE.
Deputy Sheriff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-07
2ln6e6age,t
,ta& oe,lt
$pei(e1t

2elltc, mcIde nacb bcm GIien lin.
bcGa0cn empfinoen iid nit einenl
@elilbIe BON Soabeit iulo Shiuere
beoriidt iiiblcn, ltno meIhe b1ufig
imOen, Dab oic 9tabrlmD ouiblabeno
nno iWmcr5cno tpie elm fbpcrcs @e.
midt in Der Mlogengrube DGnlt, ooer
melbe leiOen an 8eritopillnh inner.
lidcn Sdmorrboioen, 8oabIiitigfeit
I'M aopie, inurcm Magen, Nauied,
Soobrenncn, &opimeb, slbiteu Dor
9fobrllng, 9aIigem 9luiitoben, iinfen.
oen ooer iIottcrnoen Seniotioncn In
elmer licgcnoen Stelllmg, SdlpinoeI
bel ploblifem gllliite6en, Slpfen ooer
@clucbcn por ben slugen, Sieber uno
oumpfem Sdmer3 i'm Gopfe, mangel.
batter SdmeiBobionoerlmg gcl6beit
Scr Solt lno glitgen, S1mers in Ser
Seitc, 9riit 6cn 8lieoern uno pIot.
libcn Sibe'glnidlen. iolltcn Hide
0oicn gcbralfen bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-07
ts=2icen5en.
9lfinaro-W -Wiirrnn SeS Gummun Eleas-
(jcridJtS.

Nlitbcihmg miro bicrnt gcnddt,
6oB ih am TO. 2lpril uon 8 llbr 8or-
nittnNa bis 1 )lbr 9}o6mittogS nit
ser 9lu9icrtigun0 ser iGbrlicbcu Widi.
2iccn5cn bc0iuncn mcroc.
9lbNm Tcupcrt, 2ltil0r.
(97-99)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-07
%;ny,:,
meIdc oas Spitcn idneIl ben ar oeti
obengcnannten 9elbncrben beireien.
'aSluah & Co., 9ieip 'DUrf.

Raoluab & Co., Teiu'Durf
gSert0e 9errcl. - Sn Bc3iig ant .9iaopab'D
BIIen" iuilufcbe ih 81 fagen, Dab ict niemaiS
irGeno elm SeilrHiiieI geiuuSen babe, oas ben.
iebeu aIei6 III.
Ssdbreno Der Icbien 8fpei Sabre lit Id an
ncrb1fer Spspepiie uno Beriopfuns. Bad ben,
Giien oeripilrtc Id Elm Gjcflbl Der Gdpere tri
Wiagen uno oes GrbrebenS, bate etmersefi
nno mar ibluinbIid i'm stopf iino oonn tpiirbe
Id nern5S. SD probrte QIaes. pas ntir EN-.
ptbIen iuuroe Wietn slrSt idete mir. buB iN
brouide Geropfune iino einen lauren U,aaeti
babe Gr bali mir elm iuene aber f,lrirte tild
rtbt Sd lpar taft ber8iueielt. gmblidb bepto
MID ein 5reuno, rsluoiuap's Biueu" 8l probt'
rcn, mas Id aud ibat. llno ib iage mit ycrs
gniaeH. oaB iie mir u1t nlir 2inberane bers
fobaften, fonhern mid poiitip hlrirten. Goaor
iadloem Id fe linr elm paar 1aae eenomnieit
bate, arbeiiete Der W,aeen reeuIdr, uHo bic
obSpspilfteu ebmptoine iiuo idbon bcrittpunben.
5cbt fiibIe i'd mid fuie ein neiler wlenfh.
Wlbac Goii sic iinb Sbre puuoerbare Wlsbi.
sin fegncn. SD perbIebe Sbr eraebeuer
D. z. IreIler. slueniorpn. ia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-07
@Omucrncnr YattiIOn in einem Sin.
cinnatier SUipital.

Gincinnati 6. slpril. = 8on.
berneur Sobu W. Gattiion bon Sbio,
ueIder ieit ied)S 8oden lhluer fronf
III Columbus onrnieoer lag. fam I'm
2.30 bclltc iriib auf einem grtrasil9e
bier al imo iullroe in oaS ,GbriIt.
SoipitoI" an Scr Nuburn 9lpenue ge.
brnd)t Seine Satin, ieiu Sobn uno
Or. Solt begleiteten ibn bon Golum.
bus bierber. Gr ertrug Die Heiie iebr
gut. Sbgleib Or. Solt erflirt, oer
Fatient iel riir berber gebrad)t NOR.
Den, nm 5lpei Woden rlbig i'm Soipi-
tai 5i perbringen uno lid Damn riod)
leincr Seimatb IN Wtilioro, O., 5l be-
9eben, glaltbt man oennod, oaB cine
Operation porgenonnen weroen lou,
bon lpelder leine 8enellina abbGngt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-07
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fno rein bcaetaDiiitb mills nnb snberIafle.
NciuIr!en pcrielte ScrbnuuHn eodildnsiae at.
iorbirung nno 9ciunoe Ne9cImdBiefeit.
5ir bic Seluns non niirn Vefrbwcroru bsS
Gaacns, cer 6inaeiuribe 3cren. Wa,r. uersb.
fen aranibeiten, Sdnorrbpiscm. &pptusb nsb
ancn geifusrbcn Der pcber.
FrciS 90 9ent5 bro Boz gerfauit bon aueu
glpolbefen. ooer Der Yoit sugcianot mad, Grns
pians oeS BreifcS. Nab,pap & Co., 65 elm.
Girafe. Geip'Dorf
Geio iiber, oab SDr ~giaeipabs" belonnts
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-07
Nalten. was Re peripredsn. .

eie ieben Hir uuilheinbar ans. uno Riemdnb
traut ibnen ole auberoroentIibe Seilfrnt al,
melhe iie ibatfdtblih beiteH uns ipecbe iie in
Jnufenoen uno Mbernuenoen BON StranfbeitSs
iillen beludbrt bnbell. tdmlieb ole Ct 0ernarb
ie bon Berionen, 6ie an RbeumntismuS an
Gllpeuiener M1rperf6md6e an Der Blaie, aii
ben aieren an Der geber an Wnseii, an Ecrs
iioptliiIe an geii5tter ScrSs llio BerbauliiigSs
tbatiafeii. oipie al pielen niioeren StbrugelI
Der Nbrperorganc aeiiien bdben, Dor, Dab fe
onrrb Die RilleH puufidnog fiirri iporoen Iifb.
Die Rillen baben iid ais porireffli6e cau5s
miitel iiberdu eingehiirgcrt.
(StSpSal&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-07
(5ortictnng iiebc 2. Seite.)

Grf6itMna In sinem Sage 5n heiien.
Tebme xaIatipe Br0mU GuiniHe TdbieiS Npo,
6. u. srspe's tinierftriit an Sdtadteln. 25c
(8op2.i ,N))
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-10
SCOTLAND NC 1906
FD1roEs LEISURE FouRs'
OBSERVAT TIONS OF PASSING EVENTS.

that the free rural delivery mail service
may The carriers routes do not
~ handle parcels enough bring them to
rl0o ""i"i A00'' requirement Persons
along and give
possible support Here and there will hear
thing slack" convenience
to the public ought uselese that the
when the allows many other
things that pay expenses we'll the
subject let
graft printing graft the expensive commission
graft gratis sucking tie
ury a Washington"
many things great Francisco disaster
pnzed sympathy which the rest of the
49,, e., world felt for the people of the stricken city
'' p ~ '''p4' enterprise OF the people who
sore parts
suffering And before the smoke
away
gdng wonderful enterprise
building city, Standing rim OF the coni
queng their
less spirit enterprise in day. they almost dehed the powers nature
the
will be rebuilt finer and grane scale And
pray else people do San Francisco their home They
of them have lived and prospered theehe all
thee-and
time The sympathy which the
country exhibited for them their
stamps worthy challenge admiration and make
declare, GREATS Amera
NEVER people region valuable
be high supply being rapidly reduced
by The increasing 1t already
Ioo Many impossible get
be had has almost fabulous prices
being precauion should be- taken preserve every
growing No fire should be allowed in the forests for
every ang destroyed by fire the supply lumber
that 1t not forest fires
burning along the railroads. and
acre of serious loss the thereof He
NAV not realize now but years small
growth untouched the fire. his supply of
timber and greater Then burning
the mpoeshe land nothing Of the loss
timber be carefully guarded and let the
growth n them be saved
SUCH are concerning the who be
for the various State and county officers be filled In North
. Carolina year. be
LeI lheh "o people bring the
front only offices And this correct public office
public trust truly unreasonable unfit man to ask the
support of the people, the
only qualifications oe While the public
interest should who has the intellectual ability
discharge him by virtue OF the office
not brilliant Intellectually who best lifted to
orve the peopes of the worlds brightest
ngs which made them unfit for pub
lie trust office OF good common sense
hacked up moral excellence which will give
the best interest OF all But with all
tho coe that NAV be exercised and there who
are not the best men every be honored with public
before and doubtless Will oe again oo le' Us
have sfewsu possible
|
| A MOUNTAIN OF GOLD
much happiness POSTMASTER ROBBED
nf Gnr0lna
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-10
Why Buy MC|ule's?

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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-10
Slave
To NJ Morphine From
Doctors Orders.
Habit Worse Than
the Disease.
DIR. Miles Nervine Cured
Me.

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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-10
German Farmers Protect Birds.

German farmers are trying to induce
the smaller birds to return to their
old haunts about the fields, and for
this purpose are setting out boxes and
other artificial devices to serve the
birds for homes. The farmers need
the birds to destroy the insects, but
the birds are disappearing, not only be-
cause of their direct slaughter, but also
because the old trees, in the decayed
hollows of which they built their nests,
the old copses which they haunted, and
both of which are prolific in insects,
together with the stagnant pools which
yielded them food in abundance, are
all disappearing before the closer cul-
tivation of the present time.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-10
POSTMASTER ROBBED.

G. w. Fouts, Postmaster at Riyer-
ton, Ia, nearly lost bis life and was
robbed OF all comfort, according to his
letter, which says: "For 20 years l
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led to such severe case of jaundice
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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-10
Horse Shod with Gold.

In ]. F. Hogan's History of the
Irish in Australia" number of
freaks of suddenly enriched lucky gold
diggers are recorded, but one of the
queerest is told of a Scotsman named
Andrew Cameron, who died in Mel
bourne the other day at the age of
81. He was returned in 1856 by a
goldfields constituency to the first par
lament of Victoria, and the story goes
that he rode 100 miles down to Mel
bourne on a horse shod with gold.
The golden shoes remained on the
horse for three days. Then the native
frugality of the Caledonian asserted
itself, and they were replaced by baser
metal.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-10
A MOUNTAIN OF GOLD

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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-10

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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-11-16
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-20
&rebs Spe3ialiH.

Er. 5oraro, iiber breiBis Sabre erfoIgreide &rebs=
Suinots StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-20
ST SaS Srtnnen ser Saare
f@6SIi@a

&c 1T ia befanntli6 f9om me6rfud
bon Sa9OeritGnbigen urb namentli6
bon Ieraten bararf bingetpieien NOR
ben, bdB bas 8rennen Der 9aare febr
f6Gbli9 lit. Wfan betonte, bab bic
9aare bur9 ben bdufisen@ebrau9 Der
8renmi deere abbre9en nnb am
Wa9stbum gebinbert perben, ia, bab
Der gdnSe Sadrboben barunter leibet.
llnfere Sumenpelt, fir bic ia bic
. renni9eere gum ulumgdnglia nptb>
tpenoisen Sotlettengegenitanb nie our
erfplgrei9en Waffe Der &pfetterie gez
Bort, nabm bieie urb berartiee Ha6z
ridten 5ipur NIT GROCER Sraiier auf,
ri9tete ii9 aber ebenfp tpenig bana6
pie na9 Der energif9en Mabnunq:
Sort nit benz &orfett! Stun fommt
ben Samen bas 6eif aus gnalanb.
BORT bat elm gelebrter Mann berausz
eefunben, bdB bas 8renren Der 6aare
ni9t nur ni4t f9dbli9, ionbern foear
niibli9 lit, unb Der Gntbeder bieier
Weisbeit, Der fiber BON Der Oamenz
melt iebr perebrt fperben pirb, arauz
mentirt folsenbermaben: Sie 6aare
tperben tpeiB infolse BON befonberen
Mifroben. Siefen Parafiten fann
man am beiten burh MGrrne beifpm<
men. Nlrf bic lei9teite unb bequemfte
Weife aber bringt man mittelft Der
8rennf6eere WGrme in unb an bic
Saare. Sieienigen Samen aI5p, bic
fi4 tdglia, untsr GrbiBung Der
8rennfdeere Biz auf unsefdbr go
@rab, bic 6aare bremen, bstommer
felten urb erft in gang fpGtem Glitter
tpeibe 9aare. Iber pie nun, tpemr
bur9 bermaBen foreirtes 8rennen bic
9aare iiberbaupt au~sfallen2! Mutrz
binss tOnnen lie AUDI in biefem Jane
ni9t = peib tperben!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-20

DItdte. IRA fd0n, Jrauden, bab Su
pieoer selanbet bit!" rief er aug.
rWieber n paar Stunben gerabelt.
pas9 Define Nusbduer lit betpunbes
1ungspiirbig. Gu i6neG mod bret
Runoen, bann bars sei4uuppt! nnb
mein 9er59en : bab Su pieber na9
9duie rabelit, bulbe t9 auf teinen
Sail. 8itts, feinen WiberIpru9,"
unterbra9 er mid, uls i9 bemerfen
ipoate, baB es mir 10 pie 10 gar ni9t
einfalen piirbe, i'm nod ldnger in
bieiem r&llb Der Sarmlofen" iiBen
4" lafen, 9u fGhrit per 8a6n nit
mir, unb Oein &ab gebe i9 ais pais
idgiergut auf."
Sa6ei biisb es aud. Sd briidte
mid tpieber in bic Ypliter zines @bz
tbetls speiter &lafe, uno elm 9epGde
TRIGGER lanctrte tpieberum bds Hab
nd6 meiner Wpbnung.
90 berlief meme erite &dbtour,
Die i8 ftoI5 per @iIenba6n suriides=
legt bate. @enn's 10 peiter gebt,
pirb ii4 mein 3peirab bes @orauees
Der Neubeit mod siemli4 lunge ere
freuen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-20

= 2imitee.
Der i3us UNI 11:3O NbenSs Der SnSiana'
polis-9osansport Sipiiipn sebt mad Reru
snitatt 9%psansport.
Eeus lpeSieae 8ebienuns mad st. @apne.
- Bulge perIafien indianapolis I'M 7:OO uno
zI:OO nbr 8ormittass unb 800 unb ZOO
MIR Ra9mittass, MAIDEN bic Sabrt mad
st. @apne in 4 Stunben uno 40 Rinuteu.
geuer 3us - Rarion SIper SerIdSt
Narion 7:55 gormittass unb Loo Ra4'
mittass ; SerIdbt indianapolis HOO Sor'
atittass unb 800 @a6mittass bdIt Bios IN
Anoerion unb Meranbria on.
Ani9Lie5enSe 2inien errei4en Dapton,
Ohio, st. @apne, Suntinstcn. @abaib,
2afontains, Spab;se, Sreentotpn, Sartforo
gitp, N~ontpenier, SIufton, @tn9efter,
Union Stir, GreenSiae, D., anS Swii4en'
Fiationen.
6ra9ts unb gafasiersO ffee - Terminal
E~artesimmer. Selepbon @ 175.