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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-08

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-08
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-08

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-08

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aneegeben.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24
DEL FRIO AL FUEGO


Bj Ia escaa cruzo Ia entrrcubeIts subo al ado de
Lucia
Ella adverte prOnso mi preocupsc6D, dea 10 rubis,
alejsndoss conmgo, pAsssndo...
-Es de Sarah Ia he sdvsrtido.
AL lido de rinRda de snchss trompas enhsatxs de
ventGdores dCnd Ia uba de segunda ssrechA
vco de g6Ga dc boa sslvavidsa pegados marrados bo
mlnch.n de acote povo de carbon, nos detenemos
Le dUy ID caftA Antsa Ia les 10 cueno 10 del
IIena de una grave admiration por ls lectura
No 10 i6. En- abRoluto no 10 Ge
-Ustsd, ls Quisre
All LrciG.. por Dioa -. uua chicueA Ademss,
yo.. una n6A. cAssrms, psnalr oasarme tenQo
-Sus afsctot.
= Es posibIel
Sonrfe pero sonrisa sriste La he dchO
d.dy no sabrs conteaAr preRunsra d6hde aen
Tai yez ellis sdivna eatA misms vSgusdsd mia
-Bep, Andrea Hay tres modoI de conessr sGta Carts
do honr,dos sjnceros otro dscupable al menos en-
ElpshI On Fipnss msor; que e esperan para caEans
81. II, ese..,..
No. nome corta7sI peor, 81 cruel. Una musr,
uns muchscha hacs de prtVos compromoI Ye
kntes Ia rivt habi utted Aumentsdo indnlmente
tno EI segundo aefs habIarc stncinen PADRE usted
como 10 pensI, 0ueda exclusion sno 81 fio
pero 81 mas humane tmbie1 compGsivo
Gala 20 tiembo ante mujer capsz Quen sbe de-
oda de ndugncisa fnoE vsonea de h vida ITEM
bO conseo ssnto qua senncls de Srth
sea cuRl ses
MsSs psrsgrns, sdivinsdon como .ismpre dsshlos mi
coDfoa6n dolcS frme formidable bondId:
listed. que puede slzir treinA 81 niGa
uue tue dsapu6 de odo de ernur debs Andrea baar
POGO iugsr ella los chiqulos mats nc, aunqua
usd le digs qajero Gee tormelt5 ine li tan
iO 10 GusrdAn los IhoI con m mIdFs ee Iml quien sbs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24
FELIPE TRIGO

uutsd no h dar6 So vds tods passion alberta us eSsom
bro de Atezs delOAdezs v6 mAdre
rveranIa fin para guarG ennobcds respetos de pro-
que prmera pkGnA On Ia hsoria emotional de
una muier decide do suerte.
oh, Lucia!
Escrfbaa DgaIe que quiere vsr Ia Ador Qas ha
frido mas que que 10 hubiera Cen cofessd
odo e mundo sin miedo de padres Dlge que
Conda uaubn quee escrbir6n los dos cAda da nego
tGrmino dol viss elos capital usted otra; agunA
mas terra medic sCab6 e dio teniendo Ia CHI
por noble dsvoconaro noIvdsbe del No. mi amgoP
Oh mi amigo sxclsmo oprimiendo mi alma sntsrA
en- mis- manos lA suya al entrfgArme Ii ctrts.
hay sonrsa grsnde valisnte mrar de oios
nobra que 20 dera por odOS los bsao od Gl murss
del Re8.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24

lOontsnUGcs5n dc Ia pGcina6el
-CRIMENES horribles 90 Gome'
On en- todos los paises On los que el
amor ha sido oil m6vil principal. Cef
men la Eleg gansiA y Al buen gusto sc
somste, assndo IN Perfume 8 m Jsbcn
vulgar, euAndo 81 exquisite Cashmere
BouQuet--ys On perfume 9 On Jab6n--
% sl sumun del buen tono.-Cclgate y
Co, New York.
LAHORE so'is'''n
BordGdoras y buenaa OaEGdorGs, assga'
randoles trabsio constants. Proporeio
namos IL telA y dibuio snvisndolos d
sualcuer parts do 10 isls, Dtr!girse B
Vhs Porto Riao Drsnwp Work b
Embroidery CO Fortalsxa 1s. Tam
hisp 90 solieitsr OcstsTsrs, Ind
~THE HELVETIA.--T salls oe
Crux. Grsn sasa do hSspsdss. STA
Ole d. hcssls. Aposertos para families
parscnAa solas, Comidsa { slnsasn'
10 aausaycs eubierto. RAfoa. TslStono
lss. ApArtadc sorrso. Ss5. PrcpissA'
rio, Pedro sshirA, NctA: Esse aohsl
ssAk & cargo ds una ssscritA ssSno.
"a
rs NECEsARIO exigir que sada
ostis ohteng& grShado el nombre Di'
geativc MoiarrietA, psro an solo essu-
che produse mei1r otasto que urA do
ssnA de bossllAs dc aqua miusrsl q da
sss sl anieo surativo radical, dol o.
6mago y del intsstinc, 81 Digestive
Noiarrieta puriAsa los alimsntos y
los hass assmilablss' III legisimo Di'
gestivo AoiarFisla sura an m d!a Lao
Lndigesttonss, 90 M nsa los Gispsf
siAs 6 gaSsralgiss, y sn tres mssSs las
nkH graves sntsrmsdadss srdnicag dsl
ssa5msgo y del insost!no, EstA rni'
yersalmante aoanrmado, sn forma sin
tgual, Qus 10 sdsas!a dal DigsEsvo
MoiArrisla % vssdadsrsnents Saaiaal
= srPs:ior & 10 do toGos los otroa re
msdios. Dc vsntA On Las prinsipAlss
farnAci&s dc Egropa y AnAriaa.
Ri Kaisoy 11Az NAVARRO ka
sstA Ahlssido ~ Oaaiaa ds A05S Loe y
sa NotAFia OK esiA siWdad, aalls do RAn
Jxsbn RSmaFn II.
KisrSe ants is Ccrss PadsrAl, Cor.
30 do Diatrito do sodA Ia isis v 0orts
sRpRaRA, dsdieandosa ssimismo al
axamsr do titxlos Go Hroyiedadss, Ia
soHros&siAa Ga c9rpcFaaisass del pats
axR&nxseaa , tpamlsssi6a dc sxpe
aisnkas dc exrropiaai6n forzoas,
Aespsand0 10 noble eSapsasnRia
hoy ssiahlsaida en el siaPsisio da las
DFeiaaionss de Ahogsdo y NotsSio, sl
SsIor nIAz navarro % diHpons &
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24
Doctor /. auIz Afnau

Do regrsao ds So Visjs 4 Europa,
ksana de inssAlaT eu o6einA proteslo'
Isl ea aSA.la Aat iIi.st1, o1n3to ii
Eoras ds consuitA! ds IL J media 3
media Do la ssrds. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24
HERMlNIO DIAZ
Abogado- o-Notarlo
San Juan, Puerto-RicO
SAN JUSIO Il.
SAN JUSTO II

CASE VENDEl Ua 1858 ds ssbaso
On ramA, sossshc de- 1905, do las ne
iores vegas ds Cagaas. DiriGirss i
QuiHones Cabezudo CO, Csguas, Puer
to Rieo,
MCDGsTA Sc neessita una Mo-
dists para 10 Dirscsi6n del Dsaarsa-
mento de sosturss de sThs Porto Rico
Drawn Work Is Embro!dsry Coz 10
Allsn 50, San Jusni
DOCTOR GvSTAv0 HUR0z
DE LA FACULTAD de
Medicina de Madrid y Ex'pro.
fesor Cltnico del Hospital de
San Carlos, de la mlsma Ia.
cultad, de regreso de su vla1e
4 Madrid, ha establecido 81
ofcina professional en- Ia cale
de Tetuan No 81.
Horas de consulta de 2 4
4 o. m. Telefono NJ 326. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24
La BananinaFtcu|a De PISane

Es aimento indcado por los medicos para los nlnos
convaecientes. Rcos manares prepara con ella pa
ra los gastr6nomos Sc vende casa Cerecedo Hermanos
y Comp M att
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24
NotiCiaS del dia

aohrsr & SIS glisntes kArorsrioa sxss
six&marte m6dieos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24
LInsa EsTIea deI lje!te

Eslle.ss as9asos parG DIS fSAtsuos
En - slass ds Capital Il BayEmcn.
d. , vAslaa 10 stvs.l 81 ~ 10 cGvE.
En- 10 dc RaySm6n { CAaAno. Ida y
vaslsa IL ssvs. 90 ~ 10 esvs.
Rillata ordinArio do Capital q Gaia
10 - alass 4 ; 6sva
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24

Glasses De InG'6s Y esPahoI
Sc dan clAses de leg es y espa1ol,
m.nAna, tarde y nochs & precios CON-
veuclcnAlss. San JoG6 % alto lind
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24
Oportunidad

ga vande IN NOLINO de 81 co. engraus catalina mayo
TO- 14 damslro; motor horisoLsa con etoc Do
ia P& osro MOL NO. de32 aoos r uo
d8mero de catalina nmeds e.
sancn eon psrae6gsmo eudro 20 damero H dc
curse sods fAbcado rencmorSos ca
tora de J. f eAehsr London Dsrh de Ing .atsrra
Para ptormes dirgirss en- 10 Capital
Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-06-15

which are dirty enough without maxi
ing them filthy in this me
George Miller, who had already put
two good brands of cigars on the Red
Cloud market, has added II third, the
equal of any five cent cigar in the
city. He has named his new cigar
1.-The Red Cloud Chief" and, if o
are II friend of home industry and
like n good smoke, look for the box
with the big Indian head. II you
don't see it, ask for it. Mr.. Miller Is
making as good IA grade of cigars as
are to be found anywhere, and you
should show your appreciation of his
effort to build mp an industry here by
ut least giving his cigars II fair trial.
Red Cloud has the material for a
good base ball team, and it seems "a
pity that enough enthusiasm can not
be stirred up to organize. There is no
better catcher in southern Nebraska
than Boone Saunders, of Saunders
Bros Lumber Co. Then there are
Marion Mercer and Herb Mccoy, both
fine pitchers; Roy CARRIER, John Lain,
Harry Brown, Guy B%radbrook, Char
ley Walter, Ernest Graves, Ed Buche-
nau, Estey Smelser, Alex Smelser,
Harry Dedrick and II half dozen other
good players from whom basemen and
fielders could be chosen. Get together,
boys.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-06-15

very dry in western Iowa and the
eastern part of Nebraska, much more
so than here.
Henry Diederich has on exhibition
in his store window the skull and
bones of IA buffalo bull, which he
found on II sandbar in the river Sun
day. 1t is II fine specimen. These
relics, once SO common, are nov be-
coming very rare.
DR.. Edwards and wife. who have
been in California for some time, were
in Red Cloud Saturday, en- route to
Mrs. Edwards brother, l.. A. Trow-
bridge, and family of Blue Hill came
down and visited with them between
trains.
Mrs. l.. ID. Oatman, Mrs. Sholes and
Miss Loomis left Wednesday morning
for Morrison. H., where they will at
tend IA family reunion. At this re-
union there will be present the moth
er and two aunts of Mrs. Oatman and
Mrs. Sholes. The ages of the three
ladies are Sc, - and 80.
''Bub" Moore came home from Den
yer Monday, where he has been in IA
hospital for the past seven months
nursing IA broken arm which refused
to heal. 1t was feared for a long time
that the arm would have to be ampu-
tated, but, while he is still carrying
his arm in a sling, he will eventually
regain the use of it.
DR., A. Townsend, who was formerly
associated with DR.. Cook in the prac-
tice of medicine here, will on July 10
open a bank at Campbell, with S25 900
capital, having received the charter
for the same on Wednesday. The
building for the institution is almost
completed. $. NJ. True will be the
cashier of the new bank.
A.. n. Patmor, who Is here from Cal
ifornia on a visit, received word the
first of the week which caused him to
dance with joy. Mr.. Patmor is GA
years of age and on Thursday, June Z,
was born his first great-grandchild-a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Baker
of Allerton, Iowa. Mrs. Baker was
formerly Miss Grace Smith, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Smith of this
city. Not very many men are great
grandfathers at GA.
+. w. Cowden and l.. II. Blackledge
of Red Cloud stopped in Lincoln yes
terday OF their way home from Oma-
ha, where they attended the Masonic
grand lodge. They say that everyone
in the western part of the state be-
lieves Lincoln has a winning base ball
team and that the reports of games
are closely watched. The admirers of
the team in Red Cloud expect to make
up a large excursion party to come to
the two games in Lincoln on the
Fourth of July.-State journal.
There is an ordinance against OBJ
structing the streets and sidewalks
with wares displayed by merchants.
They are particularly offensive to the
eye, rs well as dangerous, when al
lowed to obstruct half the street.
Why is this ordinance not enforcedP
Another thing upon which we desir,
to register a vigorous kick is the prac-
tice of throwing rotten fruit, slops,
and other refuse into the streets,
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-06-15
LOCALITIES

Will Overman is home from Lincoln.
DR.. +. A. Thomas, Dentist, Damerell
block.
c. II. Miner is having his house
painted.
Father Fitzgerald was in Superior
sunday.
Paul Pope was visiting in Superior
Sunday.
Roy Palmer was down from I~navale
Monday.
l.. II. Feis was down from Baden
Monday.
Rev. Hutchins was down from Cowles
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barkley were in
inavale Sunday,
w T.. Douglas of Omaha was in the
city Wednesday.
Miss Martha Abel went to McCook
Tuesday morning.
Earl Crabill came home from Omaha
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Z. Il. Myers was down from
Riverton Saturday.
f. II. and II. q. Keeney were down
from Cowles Tuesday.
Ex-County Commissioners Gerlach
was in the city Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Holsworth is quite sick
this week with the mumps.
Mrs. Arthur Parsons of Garfield is
reported as being quite sick.
Mrs. /. Reed and daughter came up
from Superior this morning.
Mrs. Markham left Monday morning
for a visit in Washita, Iowa.
II. II. Morgan and wife returned
from Hardy Monday evening.
Mrs. Ned Grimes returned to her
home in Blue Hill Wednesday.
Ed Platt went to Chicago Thursday
morning to have his eye treated.
Frank Henson is visiting in Kear-
ney with his mother and father.
ID. j. Myers and family of Boulder,
Colorado, are visiting in the city.
Miss Jennie Getting is home from
Lincoln for her summer vacation.
' c. ID. Robinson and daughters went
to Hastings Wednesday for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. s. Palmer were Wis
iting relatives in Inavale Sunday.
The county commissioners met
Tuesday as "A board of equalization.
Miss Cora Grossman of Inavale has
accepted a position with the Nation.
Charley and Luther Crabill went to
Hot Springs, Ark, Sunday morning.
A nine-pound baby girl was born to
Nj. and Mrs. John Rutledge Friday.
Mrs. Howard Deisley and Mrs. Will
son were down from Inavale Tuesday.
County Clerk Lee DeTour was visit
ing his family in Guide Rock Sunday.
Ben Mcfarland and Fred Temple
went to Kansas City Sunday morning.
Fred Bortfeld of Norton, Kansas,
was in Red Cloud the first of the week.
DR.. Thomas is having a cement walk
laid o. the south side of his residence.
An eleven-pound baby boy was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Z. M. Crone last even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Strohm of ~Inavale,
are the parents a baby boy born Mon
day.
Bert Mccoy was down from Bladen
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-06-15

Will Jackson, son-in-law of W. A.
Brown, has bought the Lawrence
hotel.
Mrs. Caroline l.. West has been
granted a widows pension of IS per
month.
Miss Stella Quicker is home from
Cherokee, Iowa, for the summer va
cation.
j. u. Delaney of Chenille was visit
ing with friends in Red Cloud over
Sunday.
Attorney Overman went To Kansas
City Tuesday. returning Wednesday
morning.
+. w. Studebakcr and Ed Buchcnau
were in Blue Hill Wednesday on
business.
Miss Helen Roby is filling Miss
Cummings position in the telephone
exchange.
WIS Ncllic M'NluTt VI FIX Nrttk IL
here this week visiting relatives and
and friends.
Furnished rooms for rem for light
housekeeping. Inquire of Mrs. +. w.
Studebaker.
Lock HutchiSon, living south of the
river, went to Wilcox Wednesday, for
a six weeks visit.
II. w. Lambrecht. from north of
lnavalc, made this Office a pleasant
call last Saturday.
Price Williams of Iowa was in Red
Cloud Sunday visiting with his sister
Mrs. Henry Nee me.
Calvin Kenady and family returned
to their home in Grand Junction, Col,
Wednesday evening.
Miss Carrie Goble went to Holdrege
Saturday, where she will attend the
normal this
Mr.. and Mrs. Boone Saunders left
Tuesday morning for a visit in Saline
and Fillmore counties.
Mrs. Bert Wells of Denver was in
Red Cloud Tuesday enroute to Camp
bell to visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Grimes of Blue
Hill were visiting over Sunday with
Geo. j. Warren and wife.
Miss Ethel Cummings will go to
Beatrice Monday for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. Carl Jenkins.
Dwight Wilson came home from Lin
coin Sunday evening to visit his
mother, Mrs. j. r. Mercer.
Judge Edison issued a marriage Ii
cense Tuesday, June II, to Charles
Frey and Miss Ada RAISER.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Holmes of Wash
ington, Kansas, were visiting with Joe
Fogel and family, Sunday.
Bert Abel of Pueblo, Colo, visited
with the family of his uncle, ID. M.
Abel, the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kyd Clutter, living
northwest of Red Cloud, are the par
ents of a boy, born Tuesday.
j.. j. CARRIER left Sunday for Omaha,
where he has accepted a position with
the Columbia Fire Insurance Co.
Conrad Fitz and his daughter, Miss
Clara, arrived in Red Cloud Saturday
evening from Springfield, Illinois.
F. w. Steffen stepped on a nail at
Hastings Tuesday and came home
Wednesday with a very lame foot.
Il. j. Beale, who lives in Lincoln,
was here Friday and Saturday visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Beale.
The Brunswick barber shop is fitted
with bath tubs and all modern appli-
ances. Under Taber's billiard parlor.
Mrs. l.. II. Fort went to Orleans
Sunday night to visit her daughters,
Mrs. John Wiles and Mrs. Carl Fergu-
son.
At the new lumber yard for the next
80 days extra star A Star shingles at
$2.7O. Clears 49, 2 per M.-Will Sulli-
van.
City Clerk Fort is again a grandpa,
a daughter having been born Sunday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ferguson of Or
leans.
Mrs. N. M. Ayers of Sloan Springs,
Ark, arrived in Red Cloud Tuesday
morning, for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
T, II RuSt
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-06-15
Lincoln
Mixed
Paints

are sold full measure
by United States stand
ard-25t cubic inches
to the gallon. 1t has
been used in this coun-
ty for IS years and is
fully guaranteed. Buy
the best and save time
and money.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-05
ROBGH AND TOUGH
was. HOMECOMING

James n. Mines, &c. L. Patton, E..
K. Stout and w. J. Nixon are home
from BoIar Springs, Va, where they
resuseitated several weeks, and are
now looking fine. They had un-
enviable experiences coming home.
They got to Monterey all right by
stage but had to walk up the noun
tains because the team stalled and
on this side they had a narrow es-
cape from repcipitation down the
mountains. One horse went over a
bank and was injured. Their
vehicle was smashed some, but af-
ter repairs they came along all right
until they reached the railroad and
had to walk two miles to Durbin to
get train. They stopped over
night at Elkins and we're blocked
bv wreck next day near Belington,
but finally landed home safely to the
delight of their families and friends.
They speak highly of Bolar Springs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-05
SAFE WINS FIRST ARGUMENT WITH B. 3 0 RkLEgAg IN LAX

pm PLEASANT, w. Va, Sept.
W. A. Parsons decided
tie B. & o. in the appeal
&c 81 tie Ohio River division in
ecis ion made public yesterday;
Til was the first Of the appeal
al 10 BE heard in the State. Fol-
lowing IS Judge Parsons opinion:
decide, first, that the property
81 Tie Ohio River division of the b.
& @. railroad may be legally assessed
6f taxation to the latter, because
fIie stock Of the former is substan-
italy al owned and the road Is con-
froiied and operated by the latter.
Second. that the statute requires
rafIroads to be assessed and tax
"a Including their franchise, and
that the method to be pursued by the
board in ascertaining and hXlng
railroad values is sufficiently point
ed out BY the statute.
sgThird, that the B. & o. railroad
system in the State should be con-
sidered as a single profit earning
INIT in ascertaining its value for the
purpose of taxation and after arrlv-
ING at It's. aggregate value in this
way the aggregate should be aPpor-
toned by the board among the sew
eraI counties through which the
roads pass.
F6urth. the net earnings OF the
svsteIn IN this State for 1905 was
S.. 49-l,O94 go. as reported by the
company. If this be capitalized at
Is per cent. we have $91 .568,260.G6,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-05
Police Court

There were only two up before
Mayor Harmer this morning. jess
Day was up on a charge of runk.
After seeing his pitiful condition ne
was let go. Ed Scanling was fined
three dollars and costs for an ordin-
lry drunk. In default of payment
he was sent over the road. Mr..
Hannah was attacked Y two bthugs
IN the Glen Elk bridge last night
md defended himself well by
promptly knocking both down The
two thugs were arrested and put up
4 forfeit Of ten dollars but failed to
appear. There were two other put
ups which failed to turn up.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-05
NICE DANCE GIVEN

The Young Peoples Social Club
gave one of their nice dances in the
Elkbridge hall last NIGHT. Dane
ing was INDUCED in from nine to
one O'Clock. There were several
out of town guests presents who are
visiting in the city during the fair
About twenty couples in all attend-
ed and enjoyed a most pleasant
evening. Crows orchestra furnish
ed elegant music After the dance
all adjourned to the Waldo where
delightful lunch was served.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-05
line BEER
MADE AT HOME

The Clarksburg brewery says to
the public:
Probably not one person in a
thousand of those who use beer as
beverage or as a tonic, ever gives a
second thought to the way in which
it is made. We want You to patron
ize the products of home industry
and to settle on questions of purity
and goodness of our beer. We invite
your inspection of our modern
plant. Any one who visits the
Clarksburg Brewing Co. is at once
ipresmsed with the extraordinary
cIeanIinss that prevails in. every
department. The cellars are pro
vided with artificial refrigeration
and ventilation. Nothing but i'll
tered and germ free air is allowed to
come in contact with the eer. band
all the water employed. not only for
brewing but also for cleaning pur-
poses Is most carefully purified,
sterilized and filtered, and the choic-
est brewing materials used.