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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-07
GrmmoeigentMms . 1tebertraoangsn

Nuie unb 81. @iIiou al George 9as
gelftein @rnnoitiid am Srend Blace;
$4678.
Geo. 81. Stumberg All oas Gan Mns
tonic 66ooI 8oarb, @runbftiid an bet
Nortb Shores Ctr, $10,7 100.
Mbolf 9oI5 ln6 8. g. 9enlle an
Srau 2itcb Soutb, 100 gder 2ano;
$S0f0.
g. q. 9oefgen an Mnbretu garIe IT,.
Gnteil all @runoitiidem III ben, neuer
gitpsglods 1920 uno 1922; $1,000
u. u.
CHARLES @raebner ut,b MIfreb 9uere
Ter ar Hlatol Namos, Urunoftiid III
Der golima Santingo N6oition; $3.50.
S. 8. 2irfpatrid an 6. @. Bubler.
@run0ftid m Gan Fernando; $500.
9. S. 8leiie unb 6. B. gIiett an M
8. @arris, @runbitid in @eit 2aureI
8eigbts; $500.
6. s. 8Iefe uno %. %. gIiett an 6.
g. Nirton, @runbftiid in 8eit 2aure!
Seigbts; $115.
Carl s. xnb Midar6 81. @roos an
s. s. Mn6leb, @ruubihid oil Der Gimp
ion Ctr; $4,000.
81. 5. Bremer u16 Srau all S. Is.
9aen nn6 Srau, @runoitiid an Der
Snnftod un6 @robe gbe.; $2775.
Serreu Beus Company al Srail
Marb @~iloenftein, @runoitid in. Gan
Sole; $500.
S. q. ollie an 8. s. Boobnarb.
@rnnbtiid an Der Oitsg Commerce Ctr;
$40 II, u.
3 %. @onoipap uto Sran al 9nao
@idman un6 Grau, @run6ffiid al Der
Giib~OIib Ctr 5000.
s. Mu9uft Sut1 all Dora 9ut6,
@runbftiid an ber Ode Der Nrcilliega
uno @arben Ctr; 81 II. u.
g. S. g. @agner unb 6rau al
Sames 8. gabnnaugb. @run6itid all
Ser @eit<Soufton Ctr; $780,
glrt6ur Yerner an 81. 8. unb ".
Yerner. @runoitiid all Der goliao @oao:
1925.
artbur Ornide an 1aagsie Grnide.
@runo5tad I'M neuen gitbz@lod 500.
Nrt6ur Heruer unb Srau all 81. 8.
Berner, griinbitiid i'm neuen gitbsglof
$50, 1915.
8iuiom Dobroipofsfi u. 8. M. Cite.
rem oil $. 81. 9abiIa, @ruiloitiid an Der
aerr Ctr; $3.50.
Oscar Sreoeridion Ii. q. an 2ouis
8. Shmitt. @run6itiid I'M ileuen @itb<
8Iod IA; $4,000.
s. q. @ebler an $. g. grotb.
grunoiiid in Soutb 9eEebts; $400g
WR. W. 8reit nn6 Srau all 50. ..
@inim, 5 Mder 2anb; $500.
SO. 8. Bilim an George 8. Saur,
6 Mder 2dnb; 5000.
George Shifting lmb Srnu an Otto
garI unb NamI Sdul5e, @runoitiid an
Der Wontana Ctr; $4,000.
SiabIanb parf Smprobement goms
panb an Sran S. 81. !9albebl, 0runos
Shid in 9ighlntib Barf; $3.50.
Mrtbur Megntpleb an 9enrp Seiftts
foip, @runbltiid an Der Beit~gommeree
Ctr; $40 II. q.
Mrtbur Mcgdfpleb an GERM Seiltis
tom, @runbftiid an Der Wontereb Ctr;
$40 II. q.
q. WanInu6igbam uub artbur gcs
gaipleb an 9enrb Qeiitifoip. @runoihid
an Der 9afofa Ctr; $40 u. q.
SSobn ". 9ebler an Sobm z. Dronls
iar6, @runbitiid in Soutb 9eigbts;
$3.50.
Ste uno Cirrus 2ebb an S. 8. nno
so. 8. Wipff, @runoftiid i'm nenen
githswIod 2913; 5000.
q. B. unb 8. q. Bed an Charles
Boiler, grunbfhid in Der 2afebietp aoe
bition; $3.50.
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0as MeiuItat mar wnnberbar

ugor etpa 5mei Sabren" i6reibt
Serr 6. @auidenbad BON Sresnq,
Ohio, ymuroe infer iungiter Sobn,
oer5eit bier Sabre alt, iebr franf,
@ir 5oseu Mer8te gu State, bod Of.
ne erfolg; es idien I'M @egentell
ldlimmer 5l merben. Damn oabte
id an ben Nlpenfrauter, iiber ben
ih 10 piel sebort bette. ga fem
Mgent bier mar, 10 ianote i'd flir
cine 8robefilte uno begann loforf
ben @ebrauf. Das Neiultat mar
munoerbor. unier t@elrer, fletnsr
Sobu wnroe seiuno, uno 1T leItoenl
INNER geiuno gemeien."
Sauna nno Ilt finoen @elnnobelt
uno sfdrfung in oieiem alien, aeit~
erprobten &rauter-Seilmittel. YOUR
ourd Spe5ial-@ senten gu baben,
ODER brett BON Den giaentiimern,
Or. geter Sabrnep & Sons Co.
1876 90. Sopne aoe., eblcogo,
en-
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Sn Ser Denfmalsallee 81

Sn Ser Denfmalsallee ST.
2eip3ig itieb man, mie elm Bripai-
telegramm meloet, bel Musldad.
tunesarbeiten gum @itersbeim allf
Elm Maiiengrob, oas BON Der Dol
feridladt berriibrt. Wan fono oartit
Die @ebeine bon fieben 4rieaern,
oie in 5mei Sdidten ubereinanoer-
logen, oa5u einen iebr gut erbalte-
men Sd6oel, ouBeroem cine Meoail-
Re in einem 8iemlih 5erfaael1elt
@tui nno cine Mense &llopfe, Die
Ole Megimentsnummer IA trligelt.
Die @ebeine ipuroen eingeiargt nno
auf benz 2eip5iger Suofrieobof be-
ftattet.
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Der aeier nmS n%ieiae" 3eitums.

@us ser Sober BON Or. s. Gar
oouns, oes Gbefreoafteurs oer
&olniiben 8olfs5eitung, meroeu
oemnGdit I'M 8erlag BON S. q. 3d.
dem (aolm grinneruugen nnter
Dem Sitel .slus Dem 2eben zines
oeutiden &~eoafteurs" eri6einen.
Ser umitono, oaB Garoaurrs ais
Better ser erIten 3entrums5eitnng
DeutI6lanos NIT pielen bernor-
%rosenoen -8olitifern %5ulammenge,
fonlnlen 1T, gibt ieinem gud fiber
eroBes politiides Sntereiie. Gar
oauns idreibt iiber oas 8erbaltnis
oes 2eiers 5ll oieiner" 3eitung:
limb bier modte id cine 2alt5e
fir nleine iourualiitilden &oaeeen
bleden. Dic 3eitunesleier, aud oes
freunolid geiinnte Sell oerielben,
baben 1lur gu oft feincn @esrift
mie sic 3eitung %3uitanoe fommt
uno inter melden eridmerenoen
um5tanoen elm pielbeidaftfgter
@eoofteur arbeiten ml1B. Sic Ieien
beim Sriibitid, bel Der Steita ODER
abenos in ibrer freien 3eit 1oas
glatt", finoen in Der politiid It'll
len 3eit ben Snbalt mager, piel
fremoes @igentum, uno itelfen bel
leidt 9etrodtungen an, es miiiie
Der 8eoaftion Miibe gefoitet baben,
voos 8latt bon 5n befommen. Sic
ieben eben rur oas fertige Tro-
buff; bon Der totem @rbeit, bon
Der Maiie bes Materials, oas gele-
len uno geiihtet merOen mub, groB-
tenteiIs aber nidt benutt meroen
fam, bon Dem nmfangreiben Brief
mp6iel nit Ben r%egelmaBigen nno
aelegentli9en Mitarbeitern, .pol,
ben miinoliden @erbanolungen,
niht ieIten nit 2euten, Die nidts
8erniinftiges gu meloen baden, bon
ben Miiben beg umarbeitens, Ser
belierns. Streidens, 3uiesens, oes
Nah]dlagens BEL nnflaren ooer be-
oenfliAen Steneit, ni6t gu pergelien
oes leioigen &orrigierens, tpiiien lie
gemobnli1 nidts, uno iino oonn
geneigt, fir ieoen Srrtum, ieoe
@ntsleiiung i'm Musoruf, ia fir ie.
Sen Drudfebler ben ubeqllemen,
unaufmerfiamen 3eoafteur" per<
anttportlib gu MAIDEN.
Stun eibt es gepiB beqlleme ll,o
uuaufmerflame Meoafteure- Wall.
gel an IleiB uno Mufpaiien ion
audi in anoeren @erlifen borfont-
men, aber Big gum 9eipeis bes
@egenteils ionte man bod anneb'
men, 6aB der Mann, Der Die
3eitung idreibt", ein eetpiiies per-
uinftigermeiie gu pcrlangenoes
Minoeltmab BON Sntcuisen5, Uni
lidt, gflidtbepuBtiein uno SleiB
beiibt, uno fir Die Wdngel ieiler
aeilfuneen entidnIoieunsen gel
tend MAIDEN fam, bic 1T matihem
anoeren geruf nidt 8las greifen:
SEN leioigen 3mang, auf Die Rinlte
au arbeiterL bic nnmoglihfelt
langen neberlegens, Die enteea
5torungen ourd neues Wotertal,
gcten, 9elepbonanrufe, gelnte
ulm., uno gang DEFENDERS Die bare
ltum0glidfeit, aa bic @ebieic 5t
beberridet, uber Die er nun EN-
nal idreibem muB uno oeren Ser
naaIdliigung oas 8ublifum i9m
nit Medt bitter periibeln muroe,
sseoer 2eier, Ser niein glatt" nit
8uidriften beebrt, iollte iib als
aeleaentliher Mitarbeiter betrahteli
uno idon aus oieiem @runoe bic
Meaeln Ser Soflidfeit tpabren:
,per oas nidt tut, bat es fib ielbit
auauldreiben tuenn Der Morellaf
ieinen groben 8rief benz Eapier-
forb iibergiebt uno iih Die tpettere
Qorreiponoen5 berbittet."
Diele offenen @orte gelten 1',r
2eler ieoer gr0Beren 3eitnng.
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Qehrer pber 2ehrerin

aeludt fir oie Green Sin Sdille III
9ulperoe, 8eror Co. geras. 8 Wo.
note Sdlile. @ebalt $4,000 per
Monat. MuB 9eutid n1o engliid
unterriften fonnen. applifatloileit
iino gu ri6ten an oie Sruitees: @l-
freo Soppermein, Sris Nompcl,
Otto 9oaes, gulperoe, Seras.
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Qehrer- @elmd.

Siir oie &osers' Hand S6ule
reroen 5tpei 2ebrer seiudt NIT err
Iter uno 5meiter alaiie-gertififat,
miiiIen gngliid ul,o 9eutia inter
ridten fonnen. Sermin adt Wonate.
8eaen NGberen menoe man iih ge-
fduiaIt an $. Sboene, s. Gpnrabs,
g. 8pbemann, 2odhart, Seras
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0er nntanalide GrDpbet.

grofeIIors . @ottin: yGeine Wtl'
,euidoit ta,rat REIN gar nidtsl Sat'
telt ou geItern nidt ipicoer Mege'l
.propbe8eit, 10 ware uniere @nno nit
Dem Doftor ipa8iercn gegongen una
heute mare pieaeidyt bic @erlobulla
p~erfeft!"
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Cine eingebenoe unteriadul

WV Ntbo~D>
Der Sssmporte BON irlanoii9er nno
id,ottiiher 2einmano tpnroe bon
sdasamtsiefretdr Maegeagb anse-
oronet, als 3eiultat elmer 8onteren5
oeilelben nit Siilfsihasiefretar
Curtis, 3olfoaeftor 2oeb bon Netp
gorf uno S. 6. Bilfie, benz ebef
Ser Spe5ial-3oaaeentur. Bie oaS
Sdasamt bebauptei, meroen ausge-
oebnte 8etriigereien, onrh melfP
Ser Hegierung anideineno betra9tT
Iide 5ummen an 3oaen entgeben,
ourd gu nieoriee @ertangaben tir
aeinmano, periibt. Cine fliihtlge
gerednung ion, iuie es beiBt, ergo
ben baben, oab Die Megiernns onrG
Die Wanipulationen elmer ein5lgeh,
ooau nod fleinen Smportfirma MINI
6eitens SIS, 900 an 8oaen perloren
bat, uno ooB Die 8raris iolder 3oll-
binter8iebungeu iid aif 5ablreld)e
auoere Sdae ausoebnt. =
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2e1rer aeimdt.

Sir oie @anes Sbule, @allc.
Seras, miro Elm 9ebrer geiuht, Der
Gentid uno gngliid unterri6tcl
fam. uno Samilie bat. @ebolt nid)t
inter $50 per Monat. @obnung,
@aiier lno Stalluns auf Dem gla-
be. Man menoe iid an Die Sdul-
Sruftees: Sris @aae. it,, goolpb
Gage, @i1aro SOB, @alle, Seras.
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Qehrer @eindl.

Sir oie Salaoo 8aaep S6ule
miro elm 2ebrer geiuht, Der 9eittl1
uno @nglii1 unterri9ten uno Ger
tififat erlter 8laiie auf1ueiien fam.
Sur perbeirateter Mann braudt iid
All meloen. Gutter @ebalt. Wall
menoe ii6 an Go. Sage, 81. 81. SO.
9. San 4ntonio. Seras.
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Observation-Disclosures.

ssrau fyreb 9erff. umduoerun9en,
@e{tsg Commerce Ctr; $1,000.
NleE Soste, Gt,bau, SitseomHeree
Ctr; $3.50
8rant Menuert, ShuppensMnbau.
@lientber Ctr. $50.
Erml g. @rotbaus. Bobnbaus, ealz
laebau Mne.; $4,000.
charles 8ouer, gnbau, Sope8 Str.;
5000.
v. s. amfman, @obnbaus, Oenper
gouleparb; $780,.
SlIbin geioeI, Meparaturen, aniti''
George 81. stumbsrs, anbau, @eit
slilepu Ctr; $4,000.
gbartes 81. Bill, ~Wipnings" SalIta
M,ia abe.; 1920.
Otto aoebler. anbau. OitS9oulton
StI.; $4,000.
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geGuaitiet sic gauge Nation.

Die idredIide 2iite Der nnfaae
an einem 4. Suli iest Die @elt IN
grltaunen. Gbenio eritaunli6 1T Die
munoerbare Seilung 6urd 9udlen's
Mrnica Salbe bon Tatienoen, Die
lid Brand, S9nitt-, Quetifh- uno
4ugelwunoen 5u5ogen ODER bel
grploiione1 perIest muroen. Sic
heiIt ifnea ale @eidmiire, Mnss
idlaa, aufgelprungene 2ippen ooer
Sdmorrboioen. 25c in ollen Mpotbe'
fen.
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Damn aaerbimss.

On bilt ia gang ndrriid Dor lal.s
ter 2iebe; 0eine @ebite muB mol
gang g~eionoeres iein!"
uMenid, ih iaee Dir: Dos yliiBe
Maoel" uno Die n0ouarprin8el'In"
sufnmmen!"
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Yblegmatiid.

uSitcn Sic pielleidt auf meiner'
SUIT, meim Serr2" =.
SITS Elm @lteifcr ODER ell lpel
Gin iueidJerl"
n@ein, baum 1T er's ni6tl"
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8erlanst 80 Mdnner, I'M oas Bar
bierge5h1ft gu erIernen, in fpenigen 800
den. @roBe Nadfrage noA garbieren
iebt. 9as bette 9an6tperf b~eut5utage-
Be8nhH fih gut. 2eidte, reinli9e Bes
fhaftigung. 3aBt gu1 u~nieren freien
aataIog fdiden. Napler garber Gpllege,
Gan 4ntpnip, Seras.
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1eridieoeme @irfnng.

a@as balit OH BON Sabofrali'
hen2"
.Mid bernbigt es, iuenil i'd rail'
die, aber meme Srau miro milo o.
pon."
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rand! rand j! rand!l!

1901 ader, 2h Meilen bon 5ipei pers
idieoenen Observation-Disclosures etttfernt.
nit gllten 5dnlen nnb afrden. 400 Mts
fer iino iebt inter Gultur. $50 Nder
bapon lino gites f6par8es SluBnieoes
ruugslanb. Die iibrigen 600 ader be-
lteben ans gutem f6fuar5en, tDeligeu
8rairie @Sananb. fertie fir ben Rfllg.
Ser 8open lit bonn beiten uno por5iigli6
fir 8aumnole, &prn u. + N. geeignet.
9as @an5e lit elm e~ingeridteter Elne
nit 8runnen lno @inbmiiblen. Heidlis
der Battle-Ground. Bier quite @obnbdus
Ter auf nerIdieoenen Stenen. 9as Sano
arenst an elmer Seite an ben 8uaoas
lnpes sSIuB, an Der nnberen Seite befins
BET lid Der 8abntpeg Der 8. 8. & 9. q.
giIeubabn nit einem Seitengeleile nlr
einiae bunbert Shritte bon bier nno
bal6lpeas 5rpiihen guero uno @aetorin.
&am eefailft iperben III Stiiden non10O
Mderl ODER mebr nit @ebdllben u. Gill
ridtunoen al $3.50 per Ider ODER 5u
$50. so Der @der o6ne @inri6hin9en.
@eoen neiterer Iusfunft penoe man
ii6 an
j. j. Fischer,
aIleiniger Ggert, euero, SeGaS.
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@idert Die Sufnnft gnrer Sodter;
(oSt iie bas Ndben nno 3uihneioen
erleri,en. Infer llnterridt umfabt ieee
@in5elbeit. 8obnung nno aolt fns
NuSfudrtige. 443 Sitsgommeree Ctr.
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Watl > An3et9en.
Sir County StemersKeaeetsr
9ie uSreie Yreife" lift attorifierf,
S6errn i. Frank Gallagher

ala aanbibat fir bas Mnt bes Gteuers
Solicitors bon 8egar COUNTY bel Der
bepprftebenben bemotratiiden PrimdrS
nahl ansufiinbigen.
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Sur Gsmnty,NHeHer.
Sic nSreie Breiie" 1T antoriliert,
SSerru Henry Boerner

als aanbibat fiir bas Mmt bes Steners
Mf1efors bon Begar COUNTY bel Der be-
poritebenben oemofratij6en Brimdr@
mail am 27. Snli an5ufiinbigen.
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Tiir County onmiTar Prsainkt =.
Sic .Sreie Preie" lit antoriitert,
Gerrm Henry Meyer
aIs Ran6ibat fir bas Mmt bes County
aommi1dr,. precinft SO. 4. IN Der be-
poritebenben Rrimdrpabl i'm sSuli an7
.snaeieen.
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-vgltmooiIde M5bel tdmft 8.
Scffer, 113 Sio.Ilamp Strake.
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2nidneibe. nns Na6nnterridt.

a~rreinioer gaent, Gmerp, gesas,
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-09-19
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Inc Coming, Going and Whereabouts O. Our
People and Other Folks.

Miss Kathleen Robertson went +,
Enfield Monday.
Miss Maggie Allsbrook is spending
the week in Jacksonville, Fla.
Mr.. l.. +. Whitehead left Tuesday
for Richmond to enter a bushes,
college.
Mr.. W. R. Kicks, of Tarboro. was
mere several days last week to sec
relatives.
Miss Era Lee Station went to Ken
ly Friday to spend several weeks
with relatives.
Mr.. Stuart Smith went to Will
liamston Tuesday to attend Martin
county court.
Mr. Percy Tillery left Monday fo1,
Richmond to resume his studies at
Richmond College.
Miss Elizabeth Futrell left some
days ago for Raleigh to teach music
at Meredith College.
Misses Annie Pierson and Carrie
Dunn, Of Enfield, visited Miss Dor0-
thy Dunn last week.
Miss Minnie Dunn went to Enfield
Monday to resume her position as a
teacher in the graded school.
Mrs. Mary Smith and children, Of
Enfield, spent several days here last
week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Weaver.
Lieut.. Geo. S. Bryan, of the u. S.
Navy, spent Sunday and Monday
here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. W. Bryan.
Mrs. T. l.. Williams has returned
to her home in Wiiliston, Fla, after
a visit Of several weeks to the family
of Mr.. J. H. Hopkins.
Miss Inez Gray has returned from
Norfolk and Primers. Va, where she
visited the homes of Mr.. r. F. GRAY
and Mr.. R. f. Edmond the past two
weeks.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-09-19
fia..y Driven from RGmee.

Every year, in many parts of the
country, thousands are driven from
their homes by coughs and lung dis
eases. Friends and business are left
behind for other climates, but this
is costly and not always sure. A
better way--the way of multitudes
is to use DR.. Kings New D;scove-
~ and cure yourself at home. Stay
right there, with your friends, and
and take this safe medicine. Throat
and lung troubles find quick relief
and health returns. Its help in
coughs. colds, grip, Group, Whoor-
ing-cough and sore lungs make it q
positive blessing. sec and 81. Trial
bottle free. Guaranteed by Z. I.
Whitehead Company.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-09-19

I-oCORDS OF PINE
red o. not, as desired.
-,Ars. N0rfeet Smith.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-09-19
JAMES SHEPARD BOWERS.
One Gi Scotland Neck'S Most PP0mInen:
Citizens Passes Away.

Near nine O'Clock on Saturday
morning, the fourteenth instant
James Shepard Bowers breatiied his
last breath in his home in the town
OF Scotlend Neck. after lingering
Illness of many months. His death
was therefore not unexpected, and
yet it has cast a gloom over the en-
tire community.
He was not quite forty two years
old, and from early childhood had
been a sufferer from rheumatism
which mad warped his slender frame
and made him unable to fight life's
battles as others could. In spite Of
this serious handicap, by the aid Of
lndomitable and tremendous will
power, he has led an active life and
made his influence felt.
For many years he was secretary
ard treasurer Of the Scotland Neck
Cotton Mills, and at the time of his
death was z director in the Scotland
Neck Bank and the Dixie Fire In
surance Company OF Greensboro.
He was identified with nearly every
enterprise in this place and always
lent aid to every undertaking that
was for the development Of his
home town.
He was an active Mason. and the
same spirit which made him pronai-
nent in business made him an en-
thusiastic Shriner. It was fitting,
therefore, that he should be laid to
rest by his brethren Of that frater-
nifty, and on Sunday afternoon at
three O'Clock his body was carried
to the chapel in the Episcopal ceme-
terry under the escort of not only
members of his own lodge, but
very large delegation of brother
Masons from Enfield, Weldon, Whit
akers, Halifax and other places.
The funeral service was conducted
by Archdeacon Hughes, OF Raleigh,
and at the grave the prayer was
offered By Rev. 0. /. Powers, of the
Baptist church, after which the i'm
prcssiye service Of the Knight Temp
lars was held.
Seldom, if ever, has so large a
crowd been known to attend fu-
neral here before. Many people
from other towns were here, thus
showing by their presence evidence
of their tender regard Ter the men,
CRY OF a once devoted and loyal /
friend. The floral offerings were
both numerous AMI beautiful and |
the grave was left covered with |
flowers.
He was q devoted son and brother
as well as husband and father, and !
leaves behind to mourn their loss a !
widowed mother, Mrs Catherine e.
Bowers; faithful and devoted wife, |
Mrs. Lottie Bowers: three young
sons, William Jesse, James s., and |
Franklin Augustus, and one daugh-
ter, Catherine; one brother and one
sister living in Scotland Neck, J L.
Bowers and Miss Margaret Bowers,
and two brothers living in Washing
ton, II. c., Messrs. A. L. Bowers
and 3. T. Bowers.
The family and relatives of Mr..
Bowers desire rs 10 publicly express
their thanks and appreciation for
the many kindnesses shown during
his illness and death.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-09-19
ECZEMA That SPREADS
HOW A POUGHkEEPs!E, ~. Y.
MAN FOUND RELIEF ia SAxo
SALVE,

i had been troubled with veeoing
eczema for months and used ina3ly
organizations for skin troubles without
relief. The first application of Saxo
Salye allayed the dreadful itching i'm
medlately and after further use nv
SKIN trouble entirely disappeared.
Saxo Salve was just what needed. -
W. II. Glynn, Poughkeepsie, n. Z.
In eczema the little yesicles Or PIN
pies are filled with fluid that burng
and tcrtnres the skin the moment
they are torn open by scratching,
This causes it to spread.
In such cases we can conscientious
" recommend cur new skin remedy.
SaXo Salve, for its action on the skin
in all forms OF eczema and other dis
tressing skin troubles is indeed mar
velOus.
If it does not help you We viii re.
turn your money,
E. L. Whitehead Company
Scotland Mex. II. &.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-09-19

ONE TWO STORY
ng N corner OF 18th
cGa- Is. For price
), to ". w. Pope.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-09-19

Mr.. J. N. Savage has resigned bis
position with the Scotland Neck Fur
niture Co., and has moved with his
family to Huntsville, S. c., where he
will engage in the furniture business.
Mr.. Savage sold his his residence
on Church street to hIr. J l.. Hook
err, who, we understand, will soon
move to that location.
The best wishes Of our people go
with Mr.. and Mrs. Savage to their
new home.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-09-19
Better Paint.

Better paint this year if your pro-
nertv needs it, Mistaken men have
been waiting for paint to come down
The cost of their jo has gone-up not
bown: it always goes-up by waiting;
never comes DOWN
Better paint than Devoe? There
isn't any. 90
Suppose one had waited 20 or 81
wears ago for a ebttcr palnr than
Devoe: how long would he have wait
cd? How long would he still have
to wait?
The price Of gallon makes some
difference; yes, but not much; II
tho naint that counts; the quality
counts. d.
rt's the go-far that counts. FRO
lection of property caunts more YET
Better paint.
DEVOE.
T. T. Whitehead Co. sell It,
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-09-19
Lett For College,.

The following young ladies have
LEFT for college: Misses Mildred Ed
wards, Louise Futrell, Sallie May
Josev, and katherine Hancock Tor
Meridith College, Raleigh; Misses
Laura Clark and Mamie Lamb for
St. Mary's College, Raleigh; Misses
Verna and Lucille Leggett, Ruby
Darden, and Eva Moore for the State
Normal. Greensboro; Miss Sadie
Kitchin for Greensboro Female Co..
lege.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-09-19
H55aT nE1 EgsHaFSssns2 osgs

Over n1i,!i.n Ct Coles Original Hot iI'*l
rr,.tt1a stoves used in America today. They
i,te bccn proven superior 10 n! Cher heat
iry stores by years of U%c ~ hundreds OF
t1,us9,t,+ of users. They ere IL use il every
..,t. IN the r1i,I,: III the homes of capitalists
ond y.a@e casrciS. and The most enthusl?Slc
fcetimania7s are received 81 tllc factory OF lhe
COLO NTanufac.rria: Go. 1T chicago every oh?.
f,,,;c.g Hot EIaSt is guaranteed to reduce tAe
ffIal bill third over any lover draft store
- +;,n so,ra size Guaranteed TO hold fire
o., Saturday night until Monday morning:
i',,ar,rtnod - give uniform heat day ana
r-'-lt with soft coal. hard coal or Ignite ne.
~ rs snow YOU these stoves and deEnonstf2te
net, marvellous points Of superiority d-loi
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-09-19
Birthday Dinner.

Mr.. D. A. Madry was at home to
few friends Tuesday, 18th, the oc-
casion being an oyster dinner in
honor of his . birthday. The oys-
ters were cooked and served to the
kings taste" and were thoroughly
enjoyed as each one present will
bear testimony. May Mr.. Madry
live to pass many more such birth
dave
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-09-19
Hons Fer Aged CGlored People.

The Woman's Home Mission Dis
trict Union, comprising the counties
Of Halifax. Edgecombe, and Martin,
have purchased from Mr.. B. T. Til
lery, q lot in Scotland Neck and in
tend erecting thereon home for the
aged. This is a worthy undertaking
and is deserving Of assistance from
the white people of our community.