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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-23
From Oak CITY

Mrs Annie Belle Harrell and two
children of Port Norfolk spent the
week end the guests Of Mrs. H. K.
Hassell.
Mr. and Mrs Abner Peel Of Ham
ilton were the guests of Mr. J L
Hines.
Miss Helen Council of Hamilton is
spending a few days with Mrs ] E
Ross.
B. l.. Hines returned from Savan-
nah. Ca, Tuesday.
Dallas Hurst of Norfolk is spend
ing a few days at his old home.
Joe Casper and wife of Henley
spent the week end in town.
Messrs Jim Daniels and Hubert
jenkins spent the week end here
Henry Daniel and wife Of Will
liamston, were the guests of H S
Everett few days last week.
Miss Sue Outterbridge of Rober-
sonville, spent the week end with
friends here
Mrs. Mabel Strickland Of Scotland
Neck is spending a few days with
her mother, Mrs. Joe Long.
Miss Ada Lee Long Of Bethel IS {
guest at Mrs. Joe Longs
Messrs. Sam and Whalen Casper
and Ed Johnson, spent Monday il
in Williamson.
DR.. Edgar Long, wife and little
daughter spent Sunday in Edge
combe.
Mr.. Greg House and son Of SpeeC
were the guests of Mrs B M Wors
ley during the week end.
Mr. and Mrs David House 0
Greenville were the guests of Mr.
Mary House recently.
DR. Harrell and his mother, Mrs
John Taylor Of Tarboro, were il
town Monday.
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Hamilton Items.

DR.. NJ l. Fleming and NJ w.
Ballard attended court in Williams
ton Monday.
Mrs. Annie Coble Settle, Miss
Mildred Coble and Mrs. Bob Hooker
of Rocky Mount spent Monday
with Mrs. H. S. johnson.
]. Waldo Grimes, of Baltimore, is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Carlotta Nicholson, Of Wash
ing ton, and Mr.. Washburn, of New
York, spent the weekend with Mrs.
D. E. Taylor
Mrs. Mamie Hyman, Of Newport
News, is the guest Of her neice Mrs.
j. B. Slade Jr.
D. T. Matthews spent Saturday in
Norfolk
Miss Fannie Matthews has return
ed from Macon.
Henry Hardison, of Tarboro, was
in town Friday night.
B. B. Sherrod, Iowa Dimons, w. S
Rhodes and F. L. Gladstone went to
Williamson Monday.
Miss Helen Council spent the week
end in Oak City with relatives.
J. C. Ross and Children, Of Oak
City, were in town Sunday.
Mrs. Herbert Salisbury has return
ed to her home in Augusta Georgia
Mrs. T. B. Slade arrived Friday
from visit to Charlotte and Macon
Douglas Edgerton, of Macon il
visiting his aunt Mrs. T. B. Slade
Mrs. Harper Peel and Mrs. Jesse
| Averett spent Sunday in Oak City.
}. A. Kitchen and family spen
Wednesday here.
Little Miss Blossom Tavlor enter
tanned a few Of her friends on Sat
urday afternoon from $50 to 5:3
in honor Of her third birthday
Delicious refreshments were served
Among those present We're Evelyl
and Halle Pender Lawrence, Mar
Waldo, Martha and Carl Salisbury
Mary Williams and Carathin'
Everett.
Miss Fannie Gladstone has return
, ed from visit to TarborO.
+ Mrs. G. A. Gladstone and daugf
ter went to Norfolk Wednesday.
Mrs. B. B. Sherrod, Mrs. J.
O Boyd, Mrs. Herbert Salisbury an
l Mrs. M. l. Fleming went to Tarbor
Wednesday.
9 J. P. Boyle, j. B. Anthony an
Continued on Page Three)
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Spring Hill Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. DeBrule spent
the week end in Oak City.
Mr.. Ray Pope has returned from
Petersburg and City Point.
Mr.. Syon Of Weldon spent Sunday
in Spring Hill.
Mr.. Richard Lewis Of Dawson was
in Spring Hill last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. DeBrule and
Mr.. J R. Edmondson, went to Scot
land Neck Friday night.
Miss selma Twisdale spent the
week end in Scotland Neck with her
aunt, Mrs. Bowers.
Mr.. j. A. Anthony Of Charleston,
S. c., was here Sunday night.
Mr.. Tolly Kimball Of Enfield, is
spending a tew days with Mr.. T. H
Twisdale
Mr.. R. C. Josey and Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Josey, motored to Mr.. T. H
Twisdale's last Thursday afternoon
Mr.. Robt. Kimball and children
and Mr.. Howard Twlsdale of Enfield
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. T
H. TWisCale.
Miss Clara Pope of near Scotland
Neck, is spending a few days witt
her grandmother, Mrs. Clara Pope
The nice rain that went througl
the community Sunday was a grea
help to the crops.
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Interesting Letters
From Correspondents
The Happening in and Around
Nearby Towns Sent in for
Publication in the 'Old
Reliable."

/. Mr. Roy House and Miss Mclean
drove into the country Sunday.
&c Ross, wife and Miss Helen
Council went to Rocky Mount Tues
day morning.
w and ] L Hines were in Will
hanson Tuesday.
Mrs. Irene Collins of Kinston spent
the week end with her father, John
John Etheridge, Sr.
Mrs. F M Harrell will have hel
fall opening of her millinery goods
and notions Thursday the 23rd.
G. Ross and wife, Mrs Alice Har
rell and L Hines were in TarborC
Wednesday.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-23

a billion dollars of hard-earned
wealth that will otherwise go into
the hands Of speculator and foreign
interests Nor must we fail to realize
that the worst and most dangerous
bear Of all, the man we have most
to dread right now, is not the Wall
so often cursed and denounced, but
the bear farmer right here in the
South who is willing to prove traitor
to the cause by offering TO give away
the crop at present prices or the
bear merchant or bear banker
who forces him to sell. Yesterday
mornings report Of the New York
Cotton Exchange. for example, an
nounced that prices would have gone
higher the day before but for the
fact that
"Some Of the reports received from
Georgia and Alabama predicted that
| farmers would sell freely at eight
cents.
And again in the earlier reports
Of the New York Cotton Exchange
just two days ago we also read that
/, prices would have gone higher but
there was more Southern selling" "
FOUR FINAL SUGGESTIONS.
|
Let me conclude this argument for
twelve-cent prices with four specific
suggestions:
1. Let press and people spread
the news that the crop is really
short certainly 100000 and pos.
sibly 100000 bales short Of the
worlds needs.
| l. Hold for twelve cents without
borrowing if you can. But re-
member ''It is committing business
suicide to refuse to borrow if yor
can thereby hold your crop.
| 8. Not only should cotton bring
twelve cents but cottonseed prices
SIluulu uIedh all lCSOIuS NJuI ca
port trade in cottonseed Oil ha
| jumped over sixty per cent in on
| year-from 1872 100000 to 318,
OHO, 900 pounds. And if good price
) were paid for seed Of a II, ,OOO,00
t crop, what sort Of prices should w
: not demand for seed from a cro
5 of only 100000 or 100000
: bales?
$ 4. With $500, 600, 900 for her ne,
: cotton crop, the South will barrel
: "pay OUT. With $3.50, 900, 900 tn
e whole section will have a jubilan
n and abounding prosperity. Banl
r ers, merchants. and all classes, there
d fore, should join our farmers in tn
fight for twelve cent prices now an
q for State warehouse system in e'
e cry State to help insure fair price
IF in future years.
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Farmers, Merchants and Sank
erS Should Fight for NC Cotton

Twelve Gents Prices are justified the Worlds
Demands, by the Crop Outlook, by the Financial
Condition Of the Country and by the Opportuni-
ties Now Afforded by the Federal Reserve Sys-
tem"A Campaign to Save S25O00O,OOO to
Southern Growers
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-23
DIR. ID. F. Keel
Dentist

Scotland Neck, North Caralina
Successor Dr. A C. I.ivermon
Office upstairs in the Whitehead
Building Office hours from 9 to l
and 2 to 5 o'clock. T~o" T to Q %.
m. by appointment.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-23
DR.. T. ID. Kitchin
Phuciciap and S11roeor

Physician and Surgeon
Scotland Neck, North Carolina
Office in Postoffice Building over
North End Drug Store. Telephones
Office 10, Residence "a.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-23
Allen AusbrOOk

House Mover
Scotland Neck, North Carolina
If you are thinking Of having a
house of any kind moved see me at
once. Prices reasonable.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-23

Physician and Surgeon
Scotland Neck, North Carolina
Office in building formerly used
by Rr. J. P. Wimberley.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-23
DR.. r. l.. SaYaSe

Rocky Mount, North Carolina
Will be in Scotland Neck on the
third Wednesday of each month at
the hotel to treat the diseases of the
Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat and fit glasses
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-23

Life Insurance
Scotland Neck. North Carolina
representing the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Go -.e az@- Vork.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-23
Ashby w. Dunn

Attorney at Law
Scotland Neck, North Carolina
Money to loan on approved secu-
rity.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-23
j. e. WOOlard

Transfer
Scotland Neck, North Carolina
Cars for hire. Cars repaired. Po-
lite attention. Quick service. Tel
ephones-Residen As. Office sc.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-23
Gail ,-7-G.---st Pays fou
One Year Old
This Month

Just one Year ago
this month | began
my Grocery Busi-
ness, and from then
until now have made
a Specially Of F an @y
Groceries Of t II e
Very Highest Quail
lty.
By strictly adhef-
ing TO Quality, Ser
vice and Reasonable
t rlces, and by car
rying a large assort-
ment Of almost any
articleneededin fam
cv or staple
Groceries. I h e
store has had a large
and steadily increas-
ing patronage, this
month, thus far, the
largest Of all.
The whole aim
OF every person, IN
any way connected
with the business, is
to give our custom
ers entire satlstaC-
ton. A store brim
full of Groceries.
Both Telephones i-7-4
Clee Vaughan
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The POcahOntas

Virginia Beach. Va.
Three-story Cottage. very wide
verandas, directly on ocean fine
table and good service. Near 18th
st. Station. For terms address
Mrs. A. B. WILLIAMS
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SECC|ON EDITORIAL
10 ESCRITO, EsCRITO ESTA."..

0icn olga Qr iarran2a dcSra prOVOcar la guerra con To- ESlad0S
aides para 0StrnerSr en- Ia presidential de NtNico dice II diSlalr ma
Iil0. No SabcmoS "an" hay genie u Gaeh 81 le ocIlrrr que u honnhr
rnu;o ri Primer Irc. BCda ranS0idar Ni noSicion Hlrayrndo S0hrc 81.
Gci;pra>. unayorr> que aGuFih0S de- que 81 rr rGdrain. . III case del infer
mo que rna mlln del >miciiin para rnFIr S> i"lencH>
\ rtu ST dice. ctand" todavil eStan r'"irnirS l"S a""nlr'nhnrmo>
yc prrcedGcrnn a Ia dimi>t5n del genera! Inerta y frrSca Ia impression
d. uuc cl inrilentt 1T 1ampico y 81 drSeinbarr0 6r hafihoS II farf
furron las carSa> que precipitation 81 caida. Con cSta e\prfifncia, hay
Inc 81 pcnnI,nno gonicrno constitutional de la rrpm'lica. trI"> hf h"n"'r
:" come este It >nilari del narfragin. 10 que para no lur ruiha para
Il nrn <ri rNho. FL ease de dos hnmhrcS rqur St Eainan Il II niSnh" pre-
cipirio ' Tue. pnr una contradiction inrNpHcabl'. mirnira> cl um" 81 r~-
!rrna ha>la no driar l"Sig0S De Su cuerpo. 81 afro rrSurgr del aDr>mo
mas rejncncrido y vigorG>o QUE nunca.
Tmnr drnnlSiadoS drfcctus ii Primer JeIr. para que tengah!o> que
ac,dir = arguria~ DE csc grncr0. que no So rrc0nirndah por "a b'"rna It.
rara rr>tarir III prr>igo our no irnc ! III popniaridai dr. lr III g"-
IA. ii lor ago ~ ha ht>iinguido Carran/a y rr ag" ha >n' a'ara""'
.hHia rl ~ma. POI IL ILaInHtla rrti>a rra"cltharIa e rr Ia W'h""
>nni>a au ha guarhld3 ante 81 goiirrn" dr los E>iad"> tnd"> E>r>ir
.r ain rirrtot editorial de- cr rio peri6dicG. ~ IT que. 4 gut>a IT, rrprti-
rima dc conrcpto> Ha eNprf>ad"S por no>"trH>. 50 "rma"a r"h'fa ~ 'rT
uer Irr ANA li5Enla rtntIitnria DCr el hrrtu dc hahF "Drdcrido rs
!r . i> in>inua;ioncs dc hes EStahoS tnilo> cr!Andor estes rtiafnar" III
rcaprrtura del puerto d" progr"So y cEig"r"n rF>n"n>ahihiaa'> DE ci'r
,> .ctc- n"rptraAu> p0T tIaro uhrrgnA en- Ia rl"had dr Vi H"
ran di dn.niuio c>rluIAo ii" ne>trn rrginrn petite" int'rI"".
!!r.no> >ir uu>utrt>. iUau> aGurlh> i piirm"> Ia tt"Nnrlm h"tji
de ~rr%,rrio.ar;o>" los cue hrnn> ,rnil" r>imu!and" Il iarTanfa, p"r NIL
ii,rr>C> mriuln>. para Qr rtHnpla {" rnmrir'rta con Ill "'nrr ! ara iE
e c,,anu i Ia mtrrIni>in ii" Wilson rn los a>"ntn> qr " n">"iroS 20
scr rni< tenin en- ayiyar en- {! Primer jefc el f'"a", hrrh" rrSr"ld"' ne
:, r,iiatn uaHioii>aG. y cuanhu parrcr que nufNlra NH ia SWo oloa
ZEN ,I rr.urrutu 2l uH,u IA Sr>!G Nai"rG>o dslItnt" los mh>fW" ~ :"
houbrr. n, dr>GerinD~ 4" 10 dirIo com" um"S nrntrcat">' fH' !"
urur,,ra Labor. aEdicauloS lie nuu>lrr> principles ; alard'"ino> de h''S-
ira apc>:a>ia Orlando Il los ruatro yrmtu>:
-,tirrluya 40 trng dcrccho para pr"I"ca% IA guerra con los f>''-
dos tnido>:
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desaparecer cl veneno del acido uri-
co del sistema Y cue de csc modo de-
ia aliviado completamente el NAL de
los rinones, vejiga Y reumatismo. He
sliviado va a miles de pacientes en-
todas parties del mundo, y poseo testi-
monios voluntarios de ellos, alabando
V recomcndando mis- remedies.
70 me comprometo a e~nviarle q
I'd. una cantidad liberal de mi med!-
Gina absolutamente gratis, Y TODD 10
que tendra I'd. que hacer es escri-
brine unas lineas ddndome los hume
ros de los sintomas cue lie aquejan,
en- conjunto con su edad, ST. nombre
Y direction, e inmediatamente lie en-
Ware Ia medicinal. Mi direction es:
DR.. HENRY J.. TAYLOR, los Trans
portation Bldg, Chicago, ILL.,, U.S.A.
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Lo cue ha hecho enMexico Ia pc.
Utica de "VigiIante Espera" del
Presidente Wilson
Primer articulo por Raymond C. Carroll, ira
ducido especialmente para "La Prensa'

cytranieroS. Habian lleSado a ser
~pndprosoS de 10 r0chn a IA mafana,
- habjan desarrollado en- una
noche como los honsoS, carentes de
con0cimmi,atoS Y SobradoS DE in
rnmprlcncia. sin pu>'rr cuaIldaleS
ic nin"una cla>c que les hlcieran
mrrrrriorrS de- r>a poSicl6n, cX-
ccplo ri parcntrSco de IA Sansre q
los <,ryicioS prcSta,i"S 4 alGuno de
los bandidoS dominanteS o a los
leaders del ~oiGrcitO def gran
Pancho" Que han infeStado Ia IL
nea del F"rrocarril que conduce
a la ciutai de- Mexico.
Uno de !o> automobiles iiaria-
mentc hacia viaieS. con resguar-
do. c~onduriendo tai cantidad De oro
Y plata como r~eprcsentan las uti-
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dar 4 Ia humanidad doliente y ell de
darle a conocer al mundo entero mis-
maravillosos remedies.
A toda persona eNferma que me es-
criba s%olicitando esta gran medicina,
-nbien lie enviare del TODD gratis,
una copia de mi libro medico ilustra-
10. ell cual Sc titula SALUD EN- Ell
HOGAR. Este libro da n explica-
cion detallada de estas enfermeda-
des V es ell libro mas grande de su
clase que Sc ha publicado. Tambien lie
escribira una carta larga dandole con-
sejos medicos, ETC., pero para poder
hacer este tendre p~rimeramente que
onocer sus sintomas. ST I'd. ha fraca-
sado con alguna otra medicina, enton-
ces mas raz6n tiene para %escribirme,
pues aqui esta su salvation.
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f! PaSo. de reconociia ma!ignl-
dad.
Madcro ticne una concession Secreta
Nirniras 81 IiSruiian los aSuniOS
lei miiltru rm cuya cOmpania an
iaba. entire 4 Ia Uficina de Alberto
Naiero. active aGenIe Ell ia from
terra lie >u pcderOSa familia pOrtu-
gursa. de Origrn SrmiIicO. Is TN
iOyrn alto de- rcCortatlO bigUtc OS-
euro. Y portaba lin >uavr >olnbrcrO
alDiuo. Note an su> ojnS I'm guinO
IL. iiSguSto. al ser tratadO con ia
miliariiad pOr Victor Carru>o. I'm
ilombre fornilo como un c"rSo.
ruc - 81 cOntraiiSta del drenaie
Y construction III. GALES en- I.il.-
dad JudreZ: Y cuyO c0ntrat0 i'm
norta S300.000.00. Alberto Madero
no parrce eStar muy 4 SuS anchaS
entire las g"nltS que 10 rOdcan. pa-
ro fui %infurmad0 pOr un miembrO
de SUI famiIia Official. que Ocupa una
alta t importanie pOsiciGn en- 81
"gObiernO" porque eXiSte TN ARE
-Io entire Il Y los Villa. por Ell cual
Ia firma Madero y Kraft, es pre-
ferida para IA eXportaci6n. o sea
para mandar fuera de Mexico los
productos de ciertaS ganaderias.
Tn hOmDre de- murha impOrtancia
en Fl dcsparhO de las Opcraciones
de- Villa. rS L.iizarO dr la Cara.
G.ancil!er V AGENT" Fiscal de Villa
en- chihuahua. a luicn "Pancho' Ina
iado la especial concession de
que inStale en- chihuahua Ia malriz
DE IN Banco. que tiene sucursa-
les en- Torredn y Ciudad Juarez.
q. Pcro no dcbo olyidar la prescn-
cia al llamado de Ilip6lito. de Ale
jandro Navarro. cajero encargado
Pasa a la Pa0 5a. Col. "a.
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rrumpido por peSadi.laS o perdldas
del fIuido vial: le dueIe a I'd. la Gin
tura o Ia cabeZa, Sc Siente I'd. gasta-
do. sin amino : vigor. debido a abu-
SOS D eXceSoS en- "a juventuC? Va
I'd. perGienGo "a esperanto de recu-
perar 81 antique eSpiritu para poder
gozar otra vez de los placeres de IL
vida? En- este case, e~Scribanos hoy
sin fal-a. pueS eS tempo que I'd. OBJ
tenga 10 cue le reStaure la salud = el
vigor. ! toGo hombre que nos es-
crioa so~!jcjtandolo, lie enviamos en-
teramente gratis una nuestra de
nueS.ro gran traCamiento medicinal
NEREISANA para que Ia pruebe Y
note SuS etevtoS. FL q1e una vez ma
va uSado g, uetc3o NERVISANA eS
nuestro deCldiLo amigo para siempre,
este eNpica TODD. Ademas de Ia
muestra le enyjamos tanlbien sin Mn
gun cOSto l obligation para I'd. IN
ejeuplar del interesante librito La
Sslud Ante Todo." ESta obrita que eS
codlciada POI TODD hombre debil ey-
plea clara ' d!srintamente Ia influen-
ella de los nervioS sobre el sistema
sexual. Sc le manda enteramenta
gratis, junto con IL muestra, TODD
bien ~empacado ' franco de porte, o
solo mandarnos una carta, desert
bienco, en- su propio lenguaje, e. nal
de que SURE Dirijase az
THE NERylSANA CO.
Dept. 1l3. 1s S. 5th Ave, Chicago. III.
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,idairS iiIuidaS aSrguraiaS por Ia
Dolitira 'inauu Hr"ra . pul' la con-
rr<i"nrS Il" .iur=" Y "ira> muli"nda>
l.. ii"crn del mnllnu Il" Villa. -
.ahl-ril0 Ell 81 la,iu m"Xirano del
Rio Grandr y Que mancia rirrin
'Amcrican-cOntrollrd Trust Cumpa
W. IN la ciudad lie ii P2sO. Fl
paSo DE- este caro- del teSOrn. II"
rranra va ninglln c~oIncntaTlO de-
as gentes de FL paSo. que v,
zen ell SUI llagada un acnntecImirm
% Ordinariu que - verified sill
Interruption rada vrinticuairo lln-
as.
EntramOS en- 81 BancO N.acinnai.
' IA iIIuierda, I'M iabladn ~" 50
~prolonga hasta ii trrho. divii"
ina parte en- 81 interior. ESr de-
oartamentO tienc puertaS que dan
a ia Gale. prro rS una sofa. ia qu:
nSt;l Ell 81 cenIro. u sea Ia Scgunda
ruc ia a In Avrniia Lerdo. IA que
nos condujo a Ia augusta p~re>encla
lie Hiu6lito Villa. pudc Yer que -
IN individuo de mediana ITALIA. dc
maneraS vulgareS. con iargoS y
caidos bigotes. sentado frentc a IN
nscritorio pegado a Ia pared. Pa
racia estar poSesionado del real eS-
piritu del don. tltulO de cor
tesla que la ei pueblo de Mexico
a las classes SupcrinreS. y 80 levan
10 de >u aSiento con tOda la orr
ginal iignidai ir TN Nerdad"Fo
meXhann dc ar~iStOcratiro image.
4 su lado rStaba De pie Luis GaXio-
Ia. SUI consultor financiero. un
hombrecito rnvuello en- un "fluX
girls sal Y pimien;a Gentli y bulll
Sobre cuya roma narlz y Dlrn
enceradoS bicotes nesroS. cabalga-
ban clcgantcs ientes montadoS en-
orc. SUI hermano. F. Javier GaXio
la. rS IN Abosadn. lue reside en-
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Todo 10 que quiero es una
oportunidad, Y convencere a
hombres Y mujeres que en- Ia
actualidad Sc encuentren pa
deciendo del NAL de los rino-
ues, vejiga, reumatismo Y sus
complicaciones, segun los sim
tomas que aqui aparecen, que
positivamente tengo una me-
licina eycepcional que hace
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iPOR QUE NO GOZAR DE BUENA SALUD
A MI PROPIO COSTO?
Puedo Probable En- Uno Cuantos Dfas, Enteramente Gratis
One mi Medicina Lo Cura.
Que mi Medicina Lo Cura.

Tenga presente que no
tendra I'd. que pagarme un
solo ~centavo por la medicinal
que lie enviare. TODD 10 que
lie exijo es que tome la medi-
Gina, siga mis- consoles y
cuando haya sentido su ma.
ravilloso efecto, que me re-
comiende entire sus amlsta-
dies. Mi obieto es ell de ayu-
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SOLO PARA HOMbRES
NerviSana-El Rernedio que
Tanto Sc ha Buscado.
ina MusstFa Gratis a Todos Los que Ia P;dan

:Se SIente "a.
~nerviOso o q u e
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Pasa a la Pa9 ia Col. "a
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-06-17
CHARLES ANDERSON,

CHARLES ANDEKSON,
 Libsllant,
 vs, AN UNKNOWN GASOLINE LAUNCH, believed to be the gasolene launch "RICHMOND' her tackle, apparel, furniture, engines, machinery and equip ment.
 Respondent.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-06-17

A good show at the Photoshow tonight.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-06-17
New Map Of The
 Boring Coal Fields

A new map of the Boring River coal field in Alaska has just been issued by the United States Geolog. ical Survey which is in some features a departure from previous publications. This map shows the areas underlain by the various grades of coal and the formations underlying and overlying the coal measures and gives also structure sections. The reaults ot the broximate or exact anal yseS ot coal from different parts of the field are printed on the face of the map. All this information is given on a base map which shows the topogra- phy of the coal field and of adjacen. areas. A small insert map indicates the geographic position of the coal field in Alaska.
 The data thus presented have beer taken from Bulletin 335, published in 1905. This report conthins a complete account of the Boring River coal field but is now out oi stock. The new publication. which is entitleb Map of The Bering River Coal Field, Alaska" can be purchased from the Director of the United States Geological Survey for I5 cents.